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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1864-186?, 1864-08-02

a whole day. The Federal corps was
forced to retreat to Harper's Forry. when
Hunter Joined them and took command.
Averll lost all his artillery. 1t is re-
ported that Averill and Mulligan were
killed.
kilograms from Georgia though not
claiming victory at Atlanta on Friday,
do not cenceed defeat. NePherson's 8
death is officially reported.
Sherman estimates bis loss 2O00-Con-
federatcs several thousand.
4 conspiracy was discovered in Mis-
souri,. having for its object the formation
afa northwestern Confederacy Several
prominent citizens Of ST. Louis have been
arrested
Gold in New York 25o.
RtcHAoso, July 23.-A special dis
patch this evening TO the Wing from Har-
rsburg dated goth says that our forces
met The enenyznear Ninchestst On Eilka-
day eftcrno,n. ixyi3sA - e K =
aoDs divisions chiefly eagagea tic for
mer led The s:sirmissa line Of the elfemy
soon broke and fed III aH directions, VIC
pursued them to Bunker Hill, ~ miles
below Winchester, capturing 1900 OF
2,e0O prisoners. The enemy burnt thei,
wagons and threw their guns and KNAPP
sacks away. It was worse stampede
! or route than the first Manassas. The
victory was complete, prisoners still com
ing in. Our loss in killed and wounded
not more than so or GO, ten or ffteer
killed. The force Of the enemy is esti-
mated at 10000.
RICHMOND, July 2s.-'The public in
tere>t is again directed to the north sid.
Of the James river, below Deep Bottom
by the presence of large portion o
! Grants army sent over for the supposed
| purpose Of preventing field batteries from
firing on transports.
, Yesterday morning under cover Of the
! fog. force Of Yankees fanked and cap
! tured four guns belonging to the Rock
bridge artillery. During the past twe
or three days, sharp sl.;rnishing has tax
en- place, active operations III that quar-
i ter are anticipated.
RALEIGH, July 27.-Voto at Cam,
! Holmes, Vance 1922 Holden 3, @ n
/ Dept, Vance 1cC; Holden 2. Pettigrev
Hospital, Vance CO; Holden 27. Fai
Grounds Hospital, Vance 81; Holden 3
Peace ms Hospital, Vance 45; Holden l Q
Wayside Hospital, Vance 30; Holden
Lexington, Vance %; Holden 4. Fayette
vile, Vance 1873; Holden 6; Gollsboro
Vance 1888; Holden 2; Wilson, Vanc
l3+; Holden /. Greensboro, Vance 80
Holden 0. 25th n c Reg't, Vance 22'
majority; lst Battalion shcrpshootcrs
Vance ll5; Holden 0. Barringer's brig
J adc. Vance $50; Holden Q. Dixons bat
terry Kirston, Vance 96; Holden Q. Kit
I tTc' Is Hospital, Vance 5s; Holden 9.
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$3.50 The FRIENDS Of Col. NJ. j..
EsAAssJA=zzs-s>a cDUFFIE, will be gratifed
to learn that he has consented to be a candidate
to represent the counties Of Harnett aud Cum
berIand, in the House of Commons Of the next
General y ssemb.y. June 23-ll9te .
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PErERsBuRG, 2sth-A telegram from
Early states that the Yankees have re
treated across th. Potomac at Williams
port, burning over 20.i wagons and aban
dCnng II cai<sons Our forces hold Mar
tinsbucg The EHa:.h ecs retroa:ed in great
disorder, from the north side of the Jane
river. We have nothing beyond the fact
tlla; the enemy's cavalry were on the
Charles City road. Everything stagnant
in f. ont. Tie enemy came upon one OF
oar hrigades yesterday rather suddenly,
on t e uorth Size Of the james river, caus.
ing them to give back hastily. In doing
Sc, four pieces of our artillery fell into tae
enciny's hands.
additional returns are from the \. Caro-
lima soldiers voting: Twenty fifth regi-
m,nt Of infantry, Vance 3!3 Holden ST.
Cummings Batte1y of Artillery. Vance
=, Holden q; Ko Artillery. Eauce
l57, Hollen0.
LycHBURe;, July 2e-The following is
the aggregate vote of the n &. soldiers
in the Hospital for Governor Vance
242; Holden is.
CoLDsBoEo, July 28.-Vance lS2; Hol-
den .. In kinston the vote is--Eance
SOL; Holden IS; with several compan les
to hear from.
MOBILE, July 2S.-A special to the
Register dated Senatobt, 9th, says the
Chicago Times Of the Esd has been re-
ceired Dates Memphis oath, says that
Ttornton's Regiment of Plattsburg Mis-
souri, Refugees, represent him as moving
northward towards Hamilton and st. Jo-
scph 4. r.. his force is estimated at 20OC
and is rapidly increasing by accession'
from the people. The rebels are threat
| ening Fort Scott with 5000 men.
Prices men is supposed to be in Mis-
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II Ell IE CIR All a T. a.lIU
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Ite,ortc,: by The EyGcSs Assoc:.s fO.,, 15o1
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49, MANY CITIZENS of CUM
Ss~aS0 berland and h arnctt counties
will vote on the 4th Of August next,
The Confederate Ticket,
FOR GOVERNOR
z B. " a N @ z.

FOR TIE SENATE
Ran. Mcdaniel. OF fG.a.aa,ac.1z1ns1. Il !.
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RIcIlN ,Nr July 20 captiin and 80
men Of the l62d Ne. York reGi nent. just
from New Orleans, were cap ured last
night, mon laling near Bott m, below
ChnfIin : Bluff.
Tile follow ing was received his after
nOOl
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RICHMOND, July Baltimore papers
of the 26th confirm the defeat OF the
forces under Crook end Arer!ll, near WIN
hester Sunday. The tight lasted nearly
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Oaklan ], july l6.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-18

rHtbRU ~ We" tOuN - S"S
BAGGAGE CHECKED TROUGH And
TRANSFERRED FREE.
FREIGHTS.
By this route Freishts Of all descriptions be for
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
Baltimore, to and from any point on the Hail Roads
of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods be for
warded to any port on tho Ohio, Muskpgum, Ken.
lucky Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton of their Freight to this Company, can rely with
confidence on Its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are at all times favorable as charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
ES Be particular to mark packages "via Penn'a
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either OF the following Agents of the
b A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
H.W BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
j. E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. M. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind
R. F. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Illinois.
J. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth, O.
J. M. LOVE, Maysville, KY.
HALL & CO., Marietta O.
Z. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W. Ii. & E. L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o.
H. S. PIERCE & CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
N. H. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
E. C. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
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yIs9s.s,rc,., Norrers Double the aesve - ,.r.
SYcsriy Advertising on rsasonaois 49, - shsnss.
ms s5St 70 the space occupied and the numoeE u
made. q 60, .~,rs;ant persons or strang
to he maid for in adpa,ace. -
Cards not exceeding ave lines, eoper yeaa
or C for six months but ios a, snor'e' p'
W." The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is LnaH T "a y
80 adyertseTs' own Immediate business and az 20.
vsrriseents for the benefit OF other persons .st;oa
AIS and real estste sent in by them must be pad 'o'
IS Adsertisemsnts not accompanied with yatsei
lirectors, Win be inserted until forbid, ana Cpa1s
NOTES. ior Public Meetings to be charged IN all case
O full rates. .,,ouneement
sermons, 80 cents each. pc. rs
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LIMB COLOGNE in Cut Glas Bottles, Extseh and
Fancy articles tof Holiday Presents. Don sale at
9RAHAH'S Drug Store,
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most adyan.
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, well
watered and supplied with every convenience, hay
been opened this line and it's connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct for Stock
New York-Gvia allentown and with fewer change.
than any other.
EN0CH LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent Altoona
Pa.
L. l.. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
II. II. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent Phila.
delphia janll
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s.--,.,Sa.
IUHWg or ADy88I1eSa

=, = r,srr. a o. NoxpAaxI, toa ISes')o %
FA1's ~. NAxn A. eopAlx. safos
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Balti more & Ohio r. r

&2# s& = Is
Osrfos BALI i Quo hAILRoAp Co.. 4,
Wheeling Station, Aug6. 1853.
ON AMI after Monday night the 10th of August
" the P assenger trains will be run by the fol.
lowing schedule:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
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lTRANsPQ RT4A!I.TlIoNL..1
III ElS64 HIA /
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL R R.!
PHILADELPHIA TO PlTTSBURGHll
s,o NILES Of Dsabfe Track.
AA |
URoMall portions portions 81 the West North
u west and South West tbs line and III concessions
hia New York. Boston, baltimore and washington.
rhe traveller may with confidence rely upon sure con-
nections high speed with perfect safety, and every APP
pliance for comfort that can be procured Msy anu
recently been added 10 the equipment Of the Pennsy
ysnia Central Rail Road. ..H - GW
FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
PITTsBURG to PHILADELPHIA
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
p1rrsBuRG TO NEW YORK;
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
PITTSBURGH 70: 70 BALTIMORE
| TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
FAST MAIL-Leayes Pittsburgh at SEQ A. ~, arI1ves
at Altoona for breakfast at 74o A. M reaches nS US
rs5wg at 12.45 P. n, and philadelphia at ~ Z;
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave Har ::
rsburg at 100 P. NJ. and arrive in Baltimore at On
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phils 2
dephia at 6.45 p. N. and arrive in New York at loo
rHRoUaH ACCOMMODATIONS Stopping at all Sta
tioas-Leayes Pittsburgh at 500 A. N. ARRIVES
Altoona for dinner at 125 A NJ, reaches Harrisouri
at 5.l0P. NJ, and Philadelphia at IL .lo F. M. .. p
THROUGH EXPRESS-Leayes Pittsburgh az 400
NJ, arrives at Altoona for supper at go +. IA,
reaches Harrisburg at $50 A. M. and arrive IN oai
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phil
adelphia at A. NJ. and arrive in New YORK
I, l2.06M.
FAST LINE-Leayss Pittsburg at s45 p NJ, arrives e,
at Altoona at LOO A. NJ. reaches Harrisburg AZ 6.W
A. M and Lancaster for breakfast at 72o A. M, az
irving in Philadelphia at 1885 A. M.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave Har
rsburg at 700 A. NJ and arrive in Baltimore at llo
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train have
choice of routes. sleeping car runs through Mon
Pittsburgh to New York, without change, via. Har
rsburg and Allentown, arriving IN New York at Ia
Q P. M. BY way of Philadelphia, passengers reac
New York at 500 P. NJ.
! TICKETS FOR sALBTO BOSTON BY BOA;
'' '' OR RAIL.
BOAT TICKETS GOOD ANY OF THE SOUND LINES.
FARE TO ALL POINTS As LOW AS AN
POUTE
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Sealed Proposals win be received at the oomptrolers ofhee
un SATURDAY April &c, 1884, at O'Clock p M when the
same viii BE- publicly opened 70, the pircha'eo the whoe or
any part Of he Of one Million Dollars 0 the soids''
Bounty Find bond" authorized by al Ordnance oil he
Board of Supervisors PISSED isrch l 1854 ind by sn act o
tie Legislature Of the State Of New YorS parsed February
9C, bein, tie eaount not awarded bds fer s2Oo0S
opened 4 pfl ?, 1865.
Tie said bonds VII bear Interest at the rate ) t per cent
per anurn Tayrbe cisnnpay, tho m day oi May ana
November IN each year. and th prnsra will be redsew.be
as lolows. Fiyc hundred thousand dollars November ioo
and nge lund. .ed thousand dollars Eoyember ], 1880.
The proposals will the amount Of bonds desired ns
the p-ee per uuded dollars thereof and persons whose
proposals are accepted viii thereupon be required to deposit
with tho County Treasurer the sums awarded to them re-
spcc;ivey.
On presenting 20 the Comptroller The receipts OF the County
Treasurer such deposits the ars VIII be entitled to re
ccive bondI FOR equal amounts of the par vaue Of tie sums
awarded them bearing interest from the date Of payments
Each prop oon should be sealed and indoued Proposals
for Soldier. Bounty Fund Bonds and nclosei in second
env.lo7e addressed TO the Comptroller.
The rights reserved reject any all Of the bids, II con-
eed necessary protect promote the interests Of tho
County. ,,,.,,
City of EewYok, Department Of Finance, ComproBers
ofice, April 4, 1864.
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orIoE cRoTos AourDUcr BosRp, April T. ltof
FVNO C0NrRACTORS.-S Proposals will
J. btrsoeY,d Ut this Office until FRIDAY the 18th day Of
April next Al " o'clock NJ noon, when hey win be publicly
opened foT FURNISHING and QUITTING about twentydye
hundred a. S0Oj square feet Of BLuESTONE FLAGGlNO,
reauir-d Tor the Tesc-s Of the Cat, Houses Of the New
Reservoir Plans and specifications for the same can De seen
on sp spplicston u thls onice.
THOMAS STEPHENS Croton
ROBT. l.. DARRA0U, tAguednet
AW. CRAVEN BeId
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Orrcs CK0Tos AauEDuoT DEPhkrsEsr, April 2, 1864.
rTO Separate sealed Pro-
po,al, each indors.d with the title Of the work for
which may be- offered will be received a is office
until u O'Clock OF THURSDAY. April IL, for te
.truetion Of SEWERS In this following to wit: In
ssveneth ,eet from Hudson River 10 aud through Tenth
svenue sovrnty hh street. Also. in First from
Flry ezh SItitb street with lateral branch IN fry
ninth street Second As0 IL EiGt
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets Also, n Ohser
reet between Chatham square and Madison street and s,o
n Suffolk street, between Drooue and Deancey rrfs And
Tor the construction Of TRAPBLOCk PAEEhENJS ia
Third avcnue from Fny-sIh street to EghysIth street
Also FoFleth trrr between Ninth and Tenth avenues
and .so IN rWsntyecond street. om Fith TO Sixth avenue
For further information apply to the Contract CeIk al th.s
Office. TltOS. slEPuENS, } Nfotoh
ROBT Ia DARRAuH, Aqnoduct
A. w CRAVEN Board
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fost aro forno.

dtSDA REWARD.--LOST, in Williams
qtp|OO burgh =. T., Twenty so y. 8. 30 Treasury
Notes payable Joshua CsIhA ordet never have been
ndorodi No. 37i 20 II So acuslye Cosp.ns a. oil, val
be due 18Th Of August neIt-
Also Two L. s $40 BONDS Of @ 900 eschi FTs. ,ede.
Nos 8 t2l and g ~ p.yable 20 Liytrnore, Ce" %
b..ier; Coupons % to h0yen bsT |. isti
Brokers and all other poons forbid rocei'nH or usso-
siing the same They of value q any bu, the
owpef 40 eaye.s have been entered .za1lt them by tho
Secretary Of ths Tr.asGry.
Whos.er will stop sae ofercd FOR s.le and return
hep 20 he owner furnish him with the Information 90 he
Issy recover them, can have the .boss siewud.
JOSHUA CAnfAnT
No. l56 South 6th.st, Wili.msburgh, n. y,
Or Mossrs WILLETs CO.. No. 80 Peaiist
o. - REWARD.-LOST, on Sunday, April
IDD TO- slnrge .ized Blaek snd Tan TERRIER Answers
to the n.ns Of CRIB" Whoever wall return OF ave sulorms.
don Of the Dog III No AleHIt, or No. 20 FGonts, VII
receive the above reward.
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Hleoital.
4 TTENTION. LADIES.
"A THE GREAT ENGEsT REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLAkhE'S
CELEbRATED FEMALE PILLS
= 1t 10 I ~ ~

Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen
Thi, vel known medicine is imposition, but sure snf
see rer. r Fen e Difficulties and Distractions from any
cause waev.r snd atho5 n powerful remedy contains
nothing hartfu TO the constitution 10 married l,des
monthly period with regularity:
L. cases Nervous and Spinal Affections Pair IN the BaeA
ari Limb, Fatigue slight e1ercn, Papiation OF the
Hear Hy-terics and Whites. these PIT. will effect cure
when al other have tsod and although po".s1
remedy DO no. contain oD csloae Gnumony or anything
Aur I'll 20 the constitution -,
Full directions, lhe pamphlet sreasd each package winch
ehol.dbe carefully prcSsrved
For fl psrticuisrs get psnphet ffse, ofthe agent
NJ B-sl and ssse sses inclossd 70 any sataerssd
arent viii insure bottle containing ever 30 ps ey return
lAiL Sold BY all druggists.
JOB MOSS, No. ~ c..~sndi:st, New York
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40 IRON FOUNDERS AND MANUFAC.

4 IOUIN DA4tfJ IflNPI 1'f+h~' -
TrRgPs desons Of angins location starting anew.
Your attention Il called Ea0atEpo- New Jersey as De
ing the best point York account e the low coss
roal iron lumber o and Offering all the advsnta
s OF he city Please tee pace before Locating else
where LO1S for SALE very favorable terms For atc-
port. or l.. II. KELLOGG, No. I9 Pesrlst., New-iork
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Real Gstate for Sale.
COR sALE.-The HOME of the late A. J.
fSee olsoAucttoA Sales.l

EOR SALE.-The HOME of the late A. j.
Il DOWNiNG esq, on the bay at Newbnrgh. An elegant
COUNTRY SEAT with landscape and water We" nhsui
passed. upon the Hudson George W. Curtis, esq, In ms
memoir OF Mr. Downing says Of this place: have often
passed week there without wishng outside the ghts
entirely forgot there town near BY" oonabs
sir gy cultivated In lawn and gaijeD with fonnaip
gashou-e trees Ornamental aud fruit In every ysrey man
son spacious with vcrrnd.h ga water &c. csrrage
and houses barns and .oineges grspees ard
,,eenhouse filed with every variety Blaings in collegiate
Gothic etye ord walks .ayeled II tTslcs Residence,
end bshy prsed BY the e1peierced of Miss frederks
irsnrr IN her letter 20 MI DowIngs friend. Parties wish
inc 10 nrcase The premises divided do aud have
That an BE- occupied the cnirc year The drives u
s vicinity are excellent srd picurssfs aud enid scenes ~
sat bis.orcal interest Tie county seat and s surround
IN hav. been made classic by eaaeht Arecsn anu torelsn
clitit isu AID Revolutionary incidrt@ 50,
The Anle can Cycopei!s says oi Is: thet PIT Dowhhs
erected a eegaut mansion, which VITA us TAFT Iseo
ondy Afforded the practical LlustIsioa o t pShoers
Convention of an American rural home" Ire oeaon com
,uds grand and charming ulouutCp AMI wafer VIEWS unsr
u,.d Ia bis state embracing miles upon Miles DeSci0ng
h. ur.ues distiu. "a he'd American writer says Ihe
ered and satisfied the guest Of the garden ns ne
was quite careless and ucu1ious OF the NoHd Deyoho
The buildings upon the premees could not pe Iepsceo o'
D 600. and failing wg.er AID Gil tue modern nPIose
nss contribute to maze CT he most brscta and de-
srab'e homes on the udson. Tie Gsghborhood Cnefoe
onsbe and tue premises very accessible. Ths Fshu tn
ION on the Inlsop River Railroad is about fifteen rnnutsr
drive the premises and hne ssa ply tesaiy oo'"eeH
sey6nr,h and hew-Yo York. , ,.-,,
Ihisis an exceeiirriy opportunity As tncn oestoe
promises arc oteu ios SALE this be1s the scc0no HHe
Tern. "a iSe essy Apply to or address, TIMOTHY GRO
MEN Counselor al Law, No. lei BroadUsy
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Souses an0 farms Danteb.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-To purchase
w or lease FACTORY BUILDINGS with large grounds
for tie manufacture of ferzers must 90 located N
suburhs of city and good WHAT address Box No 43
Philadelphia T. o.
NHTANIED-FIRSI and SECOND STORIES
w ofa building 55xlGo having COMMUNICATION win two
or rore Must be irhe yieiny on We n
Offices. Adde'S, tie American sews Co., no. ~
Nasssu.st.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on FIFTH
v ard MA DIsON AVENUES for sALE.-The subscriber
offers or sale in parcels to suit parchs.c LOTS on Msdi
soney between I'D and 7iths and sso I'D and 1Jdss
between Madison and 4,hsvs.
Also the entire block frn,in1 the Nhsy, between 10
and 7it st. end the blocks fronting Aadssnay., bc-
tween 63th and T)thsts .. x,,,<,
For term. and other particulars inquire Of JAMES, HUG
GINS 10. - Wiuian-st. JAMES LEHoA
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~ Ras. Bank duly swr Seposs and st he asevs
usiss s-., sned y ,se bsa Of MY iDeweJse and seseL
p N. HARRfs, Ca<h~.
sv~n ssS,. .< As 81 day sfAp.i, iset
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~ r.
have secured tho most eligible BLOCK OF 1ioupd IN
rsiora Tor the erection Of Summer Cottages few Lots
IN ken For further nformson with maps, kc, apply 70
= DIAPER No 70 Pins-st.
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Coruoraiion Notices.
SI,OOO,O0O o. n1aS' 1aa
COUNTY OF NEW.YORK

PROPOSALS FOR 81. 100000 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS
BEIN0 THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON BIDS
FOR s2GOo,oSo orERBD APRIL 2, lae4)
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tUso0ins Car0o, &c

AT WIZ. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
~ ton-.t.-WEDDlNG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY.
(EE sblLhed lsl3)
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" ALUABLE PkUPEh IEo TUX oALE'
The MANSION HOUSE" At Atlantic Cisy, with
Furniture and everything complete This establishment s de-
hguy situated ard conveniently arranged aud 10 al en-
ter rng person ccrds excellent opportunity to make
money The whole wii De sold Iyof.oe terIs Two neat
cottages rear 1uI containing @eeplg each, WIZ
Also, number Of COTTAGE LOTS, In dodra5Ie situations
near the bathing ground.
Tie" PHILADPLPHTA HOUSE" at Cope Island, with or
v'ilo1t the Furniture Ts estabAs viii be soid very
ioy md on aeconu 0dating .erus Apply 90
b. +. GLENN Nc. lL3 SoUth kE-st., Phladolphie-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
{AMAICA, l.. Ian exeellont FARM and

hlTHINHi II. I.--AU tKIUUUNI FAkM HHU
RESIDENCE Of 80 acres FOR SALE ivery finely located
having good hOass beautifully shaded VITA aut forest
teus hsisdone lawn in front berns earsaehouse
aud other outbuidngs land all good and IN cuyon ht for
the pow spsde and equally adapted grain sren pu
poses excellent AID abundsnt the location IS uneXccp
uonaby Ay and the ncighborhood remarkably hne eS
ceen schools aud churches hand Price SSOO con
sderaby less than ohc paying for and ~ sane location
vltbopI Any buiIdlss CO. PRATT, NO. 20 Pms'@
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
NFAFNFSSCTRED HOWEVER CAUSED.

nR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE, OF Florence,
~ Msss-Peasan, and healthy mountain res2u nlies
es, from NORTHAMPTON Depot Soit"t and codest grants
setsr Diet sbnadaut. On. MUNDE, oldest Disciple VI
Prie,snitz. Treatment purely hydrlstic
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
Real ccstaic tor Sale.
TSee also ApeiioA Sales.l

A ST-CLASS, Extra-Wide, Thfee-stoTy
N and Attic Brick HOUSE, No l6S President st. 'n iols
Its of ~rouud between Clinton end Couns Brook yn,
but in tie bee, aud mo.i thorough aef By days w9ik
Tor the late Fdw.rd kellogg. % iett wde plate e's ~
naors and halls frescoed Would be sold without
The sdionig o,s II desired Apply - Z. Il. kELLOcO, No.
80 Pearlst ~ L. or No. l69 ftesdentst, brooklyn Also
or sale house No 6s adjoining the shove premises sud pro
cs.y like the above With three LOT. q groind Alpy 70
FREU PRuBSr, no. % Brosdst, n. z, o. 70 Z u ALL'
LOtij, ss aDoyc.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

. CrcerwIcb Bank.--Ststeni-nt Of the GaHkNWICH
BANK Y,rt reluirsi J Chapi-r ~ L'wsoi
Tor the ending the sih dsJ e Api isi
amount aoJ Oi.cog gO .u5s 81
Average auDali Of CIoSauoa 80
Av
CIV snl Celrty al resYort, T. Wilfhu HoWs tah"f
sfhe eepv tnk oe Ca, OF New YOrt be daJ svh epe
and "A hat r above correct 70 ta best n5 "o"huss
ar belief hIi.liAAA hN"hS' S"N
'Ns ~ W Ssnt-rsur. Notary PGbho.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

PLOT OF GROUND, hortb.West corner Of lstay; and
3Ctht LOTS on the with three ~ the resr on 5Oths,
h ground with old Costor Mansion thereon Must be sold
close for all cash o. two thirds on bond and
mortgage az Der cent Tor yeas Iess at option y pur
chaser Address offers 20 Bo1 1903 New York PdtOhne.