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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-01

S. f ~. a.y CO.: Aycr.oEEE.s WILL SEA ~
sssses x VIC s = sas p SSssas: 2
Ss. Easssa saS p:css .ss barrels Helsas DIN Port
ss sas q aso S.Sa . zso a. 81 s
me abou. 500 oasss and deijohns for family uss
Without reserve ana wen worth The attention Of ss trade
g ROBINSON, AUcrIONEER-Is HoBoKEN.-THH
Furniture OF tho nrh class house ~ Hudson street Will
O'Clock Ono tne Pianofor.e viii be sold
- IL O'clock Sale positive.
WE WOULD GALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE or
CO. this day CIeonssisy at II ooiok the asrchsnts
EJ Wss ssssr.em No. ~ Ioadyay TRINITY sildns-
Second avenueNo 1856 second avenue, Ninth street.
WIN Writers, AUcTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
men. Household Furniture Brusseis Thee Fly Iasss
lar PsSsr Rss r .% T.ss
and Bed Linen mahogany Sofas Lounges MAHOGANY Rock
eara. corSes wnae~ sssdss esaIra o Es,cnsea ssd
%srdross beatcases cSs and riaies Ware sfissrs
ters also two largo Foaisr r Beds -" ''' A '
WILLIAM ABBoTr, AUorIoEgER-orfIcE NO. 4
contents M sac se 9I G sy "a n
Ter, three Beer Pumps Copper Measnros Gas Fixtures
Screens, &C. &c
SO 0O0 FEET OF LUMBER FoR SALE AT AUo
Elk ga ca nSs 4 a: The
above lumber he, been used a. the said camp
ON account Of the weather.
FINANCIAL.
A RMY AND NAVY BANKING HOUSE.
,S5SSIS ,: MGRSxT, Army and Ss;S sssseS ;. So
A RMY AND NAVY, ATrENTIoN,-I Buy. CASH. OR
Army AND NAVY oFFIsERs AND OTHERS PAY AS.
PROCURE Passions, Ne ~. 'o0 .
IN Broadway corner OF Chambers street. N. Y.
A LII SOLDIERS DISCHARGED BY REASON OF
SSnPs sSssea battle a,s .ss entitled TO $oo bounty
eashed. Prize lists may be ssen At the Rational Claim
ossrncr Parker Major General Dix Il BeioSs
President Sanitary Commission
A LII CLAIMS FOR BOUNTY. PENSIONS. PRIZE
1ea @ NO S ss az as 70" es
sis' S Dey
New York.
ATNO. 8 BEEKMAN STREET NEW YORK; COL.
~ lect and cash claims for 500 bounty unpaid State
pensions. 81 50 pei hundred; So by mail W. SHELDON.
RACK PAY. BOUNTY AND PRIZE MONEY COLLECT.
y ed and Pensions rrccgred y CLARkE 4 ELLI9rI.
city Pa SSat Ne"
CAsH ADVANCES MADE ON SHIPMENTS OF MER.
~ wEs FARGO w Gsps Ms,n or the
NHEMICAL bANk.-THE PRESIDENT AND DTREC-
~ tors Of this Bank have this day declared quarterly
dividend OF six per cent able tax
"wednesday, the LIST day OF April next BY order OF The
Board. O. q. WILLIAMS Cashier.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS PROMPTLY
" c0lloctod QuArtermasters Navy Agents, Ordnance
and other Government Vouchers purchased
JOHN B. MURRAY, - Nassau ST.. corner Liberty.
DETACHED AND DISCHARGED NAVY OFFICERS
- accounts adjusted and cashed
JOHN y. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker,
No. ~ Nassau street. opposite Post Office New York.
ExCHAN0E ON LONDON AND PARIS FOR SAL
u by WELLS, FARGO CO.. ~ Broadway.
DOR sALE--CITY or SAN FRANCISCO AND 7PER
cent Bonds Principal and interest payable in gold.
Apply 70 BLAKE BROTHERS CO., 20 Wall street.
HIGHEsT PREMIUM PAID FOR OLD GOLD AID
Silver yewery, Gold Dust Gold and Silver Coins At the
ofce 49, Chatham street. Rolled Silver for pAte and
fine Gold, constantly on hand. A. BARNARD, Redner,
&3< Chatham street
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"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Costly four round corner Pianofortc.
Rich Carpet Paintings, Bronsss,
Elegant Mantel Vases, Silver Ware China, Ac
RUSSELL ". wESCOTT. Auconeer will sell this day
"wednesday at eleven O'Clock, At the residence.
No. l5s West Twenty seventh avenue the
entire superb Paoy, Chamber Dining Room Nursery
Furniture Of the the whole comprising everything
desirable for fashionable and costly furnished residene
all As good as new. aud will he peren,ptorily sold.
ELEGANT FOUR ROUND CORNER PIAk0FORTE,
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER
Three full suits rich walnut Paror Furniture
In brocato silk yey rosewood Eta
ceres Silk and Lace Curtains Egyptian and Ss,uary
Die Centre and Pier Tables rich Lounges with Arm
Chairs match French ESQ etoes, lined with satnwood
Work Table Tapestry Velvet Carpets French
Pier and Oval Mirrors "a Landscape aud Historical Paint
ngs costly Sevres aud Dcsden China Mautei Vases Bsque
aud Parixn Marble Groups and Figures; bronzes, &c.
CHAMBERS. DINING ROOM AND NURSERY
superb French CHINA Ruby and Crystal Cut Glass; TO
match hroughout SILVER spoons Forks Lee Ladies Fish
knives Casters a. Ivory and Silver Table Cutlery; oak
Dining Room Furniture; elegant God Dressing Blu.
Bedding; Chamber Its French Engrayings Spring Seat
and French Cottage Chairs Tete Tccs, Lounges Sofa
Bedsteads Rockers marble Was stands, China Toilet
and Pearl lnlsid Clocks msntc Vases Oh.
cloths Stair Carpet Hs Stand and Chairs Chandeierr &C.
The whole comprising large and elegant variety Of
furniture and costly adornmcnla
Catalogues at house. No postponement Of sale.
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nUExuAns FURNITURE ExrgEss And PACK
A sss essba.snsas IA we-s bsssal srrsl h>s-eea
s,a, saa sstb s5sf rsrr't-- hsfss snf
ss,.y~a al Of Ms ~yr,s covev~t ss<o~s
,,s.iss farna.se aDs fs,n Nc os.aAI. S.ss esss
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craoe '''' Lady Edih'a children. , 'Mis. r.. Errn
BRIDEsMAIDs VILLAGERS. LADIES &C.
Acr l-IiE BRIDAL.
ACr 2--Tlik FUGITIVE.
3--rliE TRUST
Acr s--ruE GOvERSEss.
Acr 5-TiiE LOST HOME.
Leader OF Orchestra Harvey II. Dodw otth
Doors open ~ J; 10 commence q, IA
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u ROTH. AucrIoHEER. WILL SELL SELL, At .rcr,ox
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
RIOH CUT GLASS, CHINA AND SILVER WARE roo,
EDWARD sINTZENICH. AUCTI0NEER.
~ ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PIANOFORTE CARPETS. MIRRORS. &c.

=
BY D. w. IVES CO., this day, April j, at III
o'clock on the premises 81 West Twenty first street. the
whole OF the handsome Furniture, Carpets Mirrors Ac,
or handsome mahogany and walnut Chamber suits prime
sells Tapestry Three Ply Carpets 0lcohs rosewood
Pianoore, Pier Glasses and Console Tables PAror
board China Tea and Dinner Sets Cutlery Glass Cockery
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" MIR. osoASyAs Will nv SPECIAL REQUEST.
deivcl tnrd his ce~tfatrd ~ctsre the
Women Of rurssy "Wednesday sseuing April I. -
Cooper Institute. commanding a. O'uicdks
insight Turkish lite u offered 20 TIC Ipbc Zoe
be riucdated by tire foiisvns living ias
tfaons-yx Turi sb isdy % RANK To- nAsDhse sr~.
do ~ Ssshmsl aud fersdsh out dDor costume Jew
ish lady OF the Eas DfuE sdy vita the snpins horp
aa ientai BRIDE 1nrssh tbJ 10 swaddng olohss ssa
coorcd
Adutron ~ cents r.s-rvcc To BE- hA6 -
Deoe Efcbangc ~ co.pcr uou Building Crovcs's
bookstore Brosiusy Of FOURTH street. aud 81 he
principal hotels.
few having been reserved. thoss who wish ,hsa
must apply early.
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EEO. HOLBROOK. AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL, ON
NJ Thurday, April halt 10 O'Clock. at 81 ave-
Of Sixth street. the Stock and Fixtures Of
wholesale and retail Liquor Store. fine Bar Counter.
black walnut top y feet osg cost Sl2s; Back Bar ana
Shelving three Becr Pumps Standing Casks Mirrors black
walnut Tables and Chairs Screens Gas Fixtures &C. and
twOY enr ISeaap
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ArscnAricr UNION DsAnASIc ssa0m suos 80
e. q. y Va ss4s.Ai.4 d q SsS,r u Cs.sss .as.i
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CEO HOLBROOR. AUCTIONEER WILL. SELL, ON
" Wednesday, April J. az u O'Clock the handsomely hed
up Oyster, Dining and Drinking Saloon, No % Nassau
street OF the best stands la the city near the Post once
Of business consisting OF splendid BLACK
walnut top Bar Counter and Back Bar, Ale Pumps Reri.
gerator black Tables Seat Chairs High Stools.
Casters Crockery, Cooking Utensils Cutlery, Plated
Ware &c
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rrnm Rer,ss.s sIenro..

sfass~ sapAos. tay II issa
II. fsvstss csts<f cpgabfss arrives Il Itsng.e
peass v daY, havhs ben r. efai. "a iSt rrt
Ryai u u. sA shs rsi.fa 10 Aaasu cass4sss ffs,s
Va rs,,. : ts.t 4. rEssh, = ~ Hea nsai al IN
s..ia ,hsr, ~ sssta is,y 40 'e,ess n.st rort
rss,ss ssesfsss Aefhs.. ~ caps nsisfs y tbafss =
sgss. efew ~ - og,4'si ~ IbsH csys" -
"a lsth = lsss. - hests
IN cgyahass bfvs.h' a raj - ss~ Yefs.
N osp4vsa asssnss sst,.as sviT,s 1 prf,'ss fsn
80 o. st~rs~a
To three safrss-s usori'se Hsssoss arfrsf % HSnpN
30 nases ~ TOO e'cia<r shs sffsftoes
m rany~ tssi W 'slel sans.is sots % iszsstvs
bisss, 70 asf0sresf
rns hs. s~-u sss,u's.s sysvip ~ is~ r,~ y, We
W. ~i,oss fSassh gsaEsmn~
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HAcs~Io~s. Nd. July I2-M,dIigh,

HAcS~Io-s, Nd. July i2-M,dright
lee has not crossed the Potomac, nor doe. be intend
dong without a battle During the ihrco dsys
and AZ; evening the whole line pcke,s ordered TO
Advance bp, the is,eness Or the hour prevented any
forward movement u Importance.
A,sn.be rain storm has prevailed here and westward
Tor ar IRA ths afternoon The small stream, are
sxoleh 70 their ertrea'sss imi,r These streams empty
into the rotomac. as do those above.
lfGen"rAl r-s has no bridges At wnIiamspor, ~lu be
,mpossbe for his army csoss for forty sshi
lie " q have 70 give 1shi % morrow seuender ne
latter 10 sal not DO, and tho former ond dsas.
trcas dsfeat for him
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THE VERY LATEST.
Mr.. p. @. cHAPNaN's pEspArcHEs.

Iaspsacx, July IA. 1853.
The fonosins is the latest yet received from the
front
General Knpstrcks cavalry, followed BY diyison of
infantry, entered Hasertowu This morning. The place
A been evacuated during the night Pushing out on the
Wamspt road troops found the rebels enircnched
tSo miles from Hagentown. They strong force,
Their rne pits extending across the road.
Our forces have been rapidly noylng up and assuming
posit0n during The day The two armies are now facing
Inevitable.
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REBEL PRISONERS IN FORT DELAWARE.
Prom tho De,aware Reporter, JolySl

how BHV"fN ThJutnnd pTlsOfeTH ht
Delaware, their number having been greatly In.
crossed within the present wees The rebels surer
immensely. many OF them being sick, AM some of
them g,c up thc ghost almost every day on Thursday
veyed 70 the adjacent shore cf New Jersey r that pur
pse ly the great addition 70 tho number ~ prlsoners
the mortality viii be proporionstey increased n would
be god thing they quartercf where better wa
ter can be obtained
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.
MON Mov.meru Around R,eh mona.

from the Richmond dispatch, July 7
The oily lhformatSon ws haze " tie euorn, move
rn.nts n0rth n this city thai brought by the trains
oyer the Fredericssturg road which arrived nish
l0r tie afsttime for nearly w.sx pact They report
that icy cauld bear moth NJ 81 the iiBseas eltbeg At
IanDyer JUNCTION o. ~ the sogth Bridge and TIA
ibe f0ais-ths Central and ir.der sburg-ags
obs,rscted.
citizen q King william county ~ha Ia. ben salei
from ~ lone sncs Its occupzi ny the bali a marag
dcs under IN, vsnt % scout u lLat couIty hoa
day st and obtaibef sre Interesting particulars u ts
wherssho4n and movements ~ tbe fanss. srmy q
piuufrss fks statsmens1s that ther te aI8aTteft
MAng9cs ohnrcb and that their S4nads o thieves
scattered ihronscst the county taxing whatever they
can Ind ma desuoj lng whatever y not eqas eneni
for them " remove They are also endssvoflng
10 ucte tho psgros 70 insurreci on, Eronriuy
10 Hase them orcsfs 70 csrntany ofsaniraiions a.
tegnptapu v them W qt tbe fnafters TIC sehtrmsn
had been 'snder~d the cUrnrnshd ~ Cyrnp.Uy w
duofneu, ~ gus HIS home. he uegr8ss grasr thee
naapeuc~. We SAID W ~ v~ry nssfiyriuair ui fosne
ar even boas,inr q th-sr freeinm ssa sh.iy 70
t1ir a.
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Power which has sgnaly blessed former Efforts,
let us go forth in confidence 10 tho peace and
safety Of our country Soldiers your old before
you Win from him honor worthy Of your right cause,
worthy Of your comrades dead on so many ilus,rous
fields. T. LEE General COMMANDING
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National nasss.

wAs~svyvs Jy'y "a isss
rss. f~sssy So bssxs haze t~~n e'rsssss sss~
o. xstsaa f~hsns s~. ss> aaiy s-ss 80 fs,ssslas
y tg,s. - - r,.s-sry Dsy~rtm~ra a. n,e ewyls,s
s,ss.ss~ fts.s "a " ssrsis~s suousss, ~ius
~ tsrs too nsa<skx~
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The Tributaries Of the Potomac Greatly
Swollen.
GEORGE W. CLARKE's DESPATCH.

MR.. GEORGE W. CLARKE'S DESPATCH.
HARRISBURG, July II, 1851.
despatch from Loadcn to-day states that oannonadng
going in the direction OF Hagerstown and that
battle was supposed TO be in progress.
This despatch was received before noon, and have
no intelligence from the army since. Hffaaetsa
The opinion here s that battle has taken place. or
We would hear more about IT, while the copperhcsds
maintain that army has attacked Lee been re-
pulsed.
is probable that artillery has been engaged she'll
ing the enemy at the most Vulnerable point In his lines,
preparatory to making grand assault upon them.
Tho rebels pressed their front and both tanks.
and Meade's army holds them tightly whore they are
h raining heavily here tonight, and the Posomac has
not fallen. y. ..a
Two regiments passed through here To- day on their
way TO the front.
Major Secs has gone 10 Gettysburg. T
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aImais,ross nmWsvy Genius" U..m-

TIE ~aTannAh R<r~1ssorr says skst frexifett nNvs
asss ins To~~ " acry~cs~ts miDtafy rsniag n to
htLs.t order whiss bs ~nrst "a th~ aaneresa@et
~u sash generals a. Iga. Rea4r~vaye tbssn-,
rNe1 isass I0pwssees and llsd ts fate " Ysrcslss
thst hefs military rcniss ~ tho highest oes~r
nen ln piyaw he wbo cguId have hrue.hi
tbs " vtampnsrf rs-ms p~.h.es ~
asinTe r. nT~wn h~n ~ nMssry seienes woufi have
r. lAe tsse ks..Sbsrg. ssven fls Tso.s~~ frns
o. -, bang Ahs TAnca'n ADD 9swAfd cstsared tl,a
eil - rbsssiIhs, Nsw Yors ahd s~tr snf flc,sisf
lsacs frurn ue top ~ eurssr Hlr wy pa re rrs.s
d.ni nIvs aYsa~d bimss1 - ms lsassngs mflsry
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LEES REAR IN DANGER.

We are informed, says the Wheeling inionsv OF tho
loth inst, BY dispatches from General KsIIys head,
quarters to-day that be made the march Of forty miles U
Hancock In ono day, and that small detachment Of
cavalry under Captain Grssnnsld Lieutenant Keli
capsursd tram of nftecn wagons, sixty mules, two
officers, twenty men and twenty horses, yesterday,
within four milea Of wilamspors. He had four men
wounded none killed. Several Of the enemy were killed
and wounded Ths Generals prornpt and rapid move.
mont E highly commendabls, susors well for the
future nt#t MNtfNAA tth
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gsrv c.a~ensaaf rars.~s ~ shsrfs = va sss~s
"a spsa.l a Ysetsgwn. hss rsiWea ffsE tlsAi p&sss<s
sn4 cs@s~s s~x xmsNpssuy " tks NortA
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Cssy Iossilsgsses.

rrro~r.s sn~ -scs csssfa hss ''asfss s.s -,'is
n9@- srs. sss a bsgs-ss v y q iassssw '1ss', snS
no4 bn VI ssA5ngxon
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.

ksCoHSuLsscRo, July H. 1898.
An escaped prisoner, who len the rebel lines this
morning, arrived bere this evening.
The rebels were bus.y engaged In fortiiyng and pro
pairing for desperate resistance Their main line Of
works was about mile this side OF Hagerstown.
battle was expected on Sunday.
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serious Accident the Washing ton
a.
BKrvErs TniErr Avn rvrrY rEH-or- rslrRNB--
Osg kiLLtp. f#GM@


sn os1 xiLLtp tsEM@
n wsafnoscs, Jniy a.. is01
Quite ssrious accident eearrot carp hoaf ma
ngrB ~ a Isa.i stsi,oe ths wa.hinE,sn braueh q
tho B..nors nao IA road lnJsrns -
ye,oly bs,Ta. n thltty Abl fortl porsoas.
n tat tfaa lad started 0st ant arrived
Laurel staton ~i,sfo u stpypea - take Water "a
e,her fooaiuk thir asi. taruash sf.s iaasap
dststandng regard u ths s,ogpsEs a
tha secoba dashed ,niD nu psos no Issaa
lorrae oonpsi4.y asgnasiins lFo c.rs I'D saftessy
dnn.as,inF The locprn glse
II befsfe the irsck eou b. slef - -nd
the fnsli train from $50 Yofk. a1s hsfs ahost
" dd n1t roseb city ansI bet I'D
twtlys cioss Ilsa 90 sbp wsassed
bvousht hack city AM gsaei he.Tasi ~hfe
lhcy viii Ds pr0poriy oafei for
II ssmsaiAf ALLIED Va,fsh seBsssa@
wss ths smash -. IA feared thzt ,ua - ~-si
are - sef0asy lalar.i Ii.s tasy ms,t a.
Tbs foio~ns Is ia, X the passengers mlarsa.--
osK nUfsDnKD s-p EoWrr~sc'sD Sr~ ,osr spgi.
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BAlrixoRn, July II, 1868.
special, dated At hsadqoartsrs, Saturday night,
says f &
me position Of the two a~mies is essentially unchanged
There has been no nghting to-day.
Ths enemy changed their picket line this morning
giving rise 70 tho report that they had abandoned
Funkstown which was magniaed into full retreat and
escape over the river. They stl tho posi-
tion and in full force.
Our pickets are close Funkstown, and all along
tho line in immediate proximity to the rebels
General Mead has his forces in position and every
thing seems ready either to receive deliver battle.
battle will probably not take place un<il Monday.
The army 10 in arst rate spirits and moved into posi-.
ton with cheers The Maryland brigade Is at the 'front.'
eager TO show their pluck Our cavalry operations con
tnne very active and the rebels are circumscrbed TO
small e1tent Of country FOR FOOD and forage
HEADQUARTERS, Army or rnR poroxAc, July L. 1853
oday our right wing gradually pressed forward on
the Boonsboro and Hagsrs,own pike and finally entered
and occupied Hagerstown, which have to night
Tho enemys force. which consisted principally Of
cavalry and two regiments Of infantry made deter.
mined resistance.
The rebels fell back towards wIiamsport, and recon.
nossances report that thcy are throwing up ntrench
ments within two miles Of nagcrstown. Tho positbops
they now occupy arc said TO be Of great strategic
strength
Elsewhere AL has been quiet. TB.
WASHINGTON July IL, 1858.
dispatch from the headquarters Of the Army dated
eight O'Clock thh evening, says all il quiet.
There was some diminishing 70 day.
1hee doea not 70 be any fear that the enemy has
erased the river, nor that he will cross without
giving battle.
There has been heavy rain for three hours.
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9 ASn1As B~rpGs, wnAAnsroRr ROAD,
RI July II, 1863 !
Yesterday the army began 70 take position, driving
back the sneUys cavalry to near Funkstown. aH
Les strongly inrcnched and has q strong natural po
stion
MAJOR General Humphrey has received the appontmsnt
Of Chief OF Star 70 Major General Meade. General Warren
declined the posilion efering active dutcs in the
nsld. .E
Fifty additional surgeons and many volunteer nurfes
have ariyc1 q the front ~
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE TiMaER LAND FOR SALE.
$500 ACRES,
unfahng water power rich so. surrounded by well Inn
proved farms
The most valuable tract In the State aud In OF the
weathiest counties; of market, on eas,
terms. JOHN w. RUSSELL,
Pine street.
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POLITICAL.
T OVAL LEAGUE OF UNION CITIZENS.
PROGRAMME - .
or Arrangements for Grand Mass Asscmbiagc Of Lo, al
People at ua, Oneida county on the 9Th Of May, 1873
TuH PROCEEDINGS WILL EMBRACE MEASURES IN
HONOR OF THE RETURNED VETERANS OF
THE WAR.

A. Members Of the League the Committee and On. al.
coupsing detchnents OF Returned Volunteers
OF Invited Guests aud Deputations
will leave city Hudson River Railroad for Aianv
from Threth street. Tuesday the 10th nst al lDix
M.
,n he psrty by taknr The nopine boS A. ehs .cys,.
landings cars at the stations
Lave Albany by spsci,i OF the Central Rallrosd
on TUESDAY. evening wednesdsy morning
rosas as faf asp practicable. - -
III tie Iae and othe ar ,ho do mn.
,.sc Ne ~ Ne ,Th Ill, a -. ~" ~. ~ not
by the afternoon train o. that day . 49,, -
-, ~" n si.ua ,annln.s ., Airan.rtnenr A. UTICA WI.
perfect tne preliminary arnfemenis Tor me Meeting and
hs pioceedlngs con .eiaent ihrrr on -,
" Us Icconnenaed tnat IN tne revern counues of tho
ssfe ue loM peop WI iorm Commitiees ana orgnnks
osa rspe 70 " cotnptnE we rsn nea 9nnsesrs 70 par
loyal unite % ,his dsmon.r ,,on % Es,riosm e
- hoped ina svsfs sn.o rsgs"en' VIII o. gwen '"
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EXPRESSES.

BURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND pAcy.
"A. Ing EsaeIishmen. MS West beven,n street. bstw-rn
fifth and sixth ihsaho,d Furniture bo.s and
shipped 20 all parts Of the word Covared waznns Tor re-
mo, ing Furniture OF families. Fgrnl'srs stored
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DASrSER wANTED-ei,sr--lN WE'LL fsrAB-
listed prOniabie aotifirv husn-ss' tie parry
- take Boston lest references gwen
aud required IRkLAND. TAuLNAN co.
No ! Tryon
THIS ADVERTISER WISHES 10 PURCHASE THE
whole or pr, ot Patent Or wgiti tsse ue agency.
With cnru u advertising Aduress " bouchef % Nassau
"a ArrED-t 100 BUSINESS MAN wIui THis
w amount 3f ca .ts'. 10 taxe managing pustrn ~
manutacn,ing b.utN.s 10 tas y, Address A. w.. Befad
CAue
c,un "A GE.TLl NAN OF iARGE WESTERN AC.
tgt''Ng buinn,p. nfrliaert aus rn,shri hu.
man. with abcgn capital osstss sl.
~ rrstg-faHls hHsfn mu.t
phci hddrtss bos Avs r,-, oicr.
an nnn -oNE CF TUE MOST FioURisniYa
SlV.tVV. ffafresi Brsin. jn thf- ciig pea
sap lrgiipaH. fhrfoIfhN sftA islri ~
hfah. frgu nuy c,aung SO 20 $40 PEI DO. viii
take nnnncsl arm Nes-"n The rrnc1 al
y nnsbc - atcn " ih' Area, crowd of customers a'd
heath t~ ug ~ hroEen down lap,r
eent ma witn the far q mn.
On ttial need not invest " rot thoro'sy s.l
y,rhrt ref rcncc ieiurrf Ad~n>s isoso fia w. ..o
u-ru't ofce
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

L'oR SALE-THE PROPERTY OF THE DECEASED
John behrman-four brick and frame Buildings
aud foar LOTS on the corner Of Park avenue and Wal
worth street. Brooklyn. Also the four bcA Building,
southeast of North Eighth Second streets VII
%nsnsenrg. % Apply to MAT1LAGE bEIRMAN, l73
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

EoR sALE-A Farm, FRONTING on SHREWSBURY
river, near Red Bank - acres. two Apple Orchards
-pd other frnt boating lsninf bat ing oystering;
f-imhoIse aud al outuuildpgs Price S7Ool Apply 10
:: kEACU, "a Third avenue, or 4. WHITE Red Bank
Mgamouth county, ~ J.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

TOR SALE-SEvEN LOTS IN WILLIAMSBURG
sourtwesi corner OF South sixth and highth streets
also Three south side OF South Ninth street. between
Seventh and Eighth streets. Inquire of JOHN Il. NOR
RlLL 1873 FIont street New York. Terms easy.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

CD Q00 WILL BUY THREE STORY BRICK
sDC.CUU House and Lot, store first floor, with wa
Ter gas bay wnSw shelving &C. water On each s9y a9
minutes walk from Hamilton ferry Rented for -, per
month. Apply 10 E, r. KELLOGG, lS9 Pearl street, New
YORK
The New York herald., 1863-05-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DEADy II sofrIC! tLl-rIiE UNITED srATKs cos
IL eripton Act OF National Mlts BIl, with cpn,o,'s
fntes for rei.vnse JAa W. FORrrNF pnSse.r r'pas ,a,
Vestfc sircrs n. y. Pr,ce eve '' '''
The New York herald., 1863-05-25
THE MILITARY.
o PINE srRERr. NEW yoRK CITY. NAY "a ia,

= PINE STREET, NEW YORK CITY, NAY "a lscs
TO uri---rhe rfturned two yesr. vountecis who are
participating IN the Loyal League cccbrHion
pse u Utica on IRE Th lust, wh assemble al ihe
Arsrna of rbiryhfth street and seventh avenue
on the morning OF the 2eh last, AZ oclok precisely an
fn nnorn. for the purpose of receiving their nd
Caoncs Of regiments viii take such additional measures
"a may sertn for the purpose eArrynr ou tbe
above order ny ycommend 0f RUSH q. IkaWKfNa,
co'onti Coumsnfinr
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

E'oR sALE-oNE OF THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND
healthy places on the Sound at Westpor hour aud
hre- quarters from the CITY, containing The build
ings and grounds IN pere order ready mme
date occupency The Furniur which nearly new, will
BE- sold with Tie place II es!re. Apply No uin 81
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

EoR sALE-A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT WITHIN
two n,ie OF Saratoga Springs the Plank road
sisng OF liU acres Of first qualify land well aapkad TO grain
a" era 5; handsome house. also tenant house aud
0ulbuiding, good abundance graft
ed rt The place is well wooded waered. The purest
srug water ahounds there being nirent brook
running through IT, This is Just the gentleman
o. means and leisure win be sold for part
Price, S05UO No apply For further partcu
lars apply to JAMES s. BLAKE, lO Hoyt street. Brooklyn;
or ~ ISAAC BLAKE, on the premises.