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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-22
SPECIAL NoTICEs.5
SHIRTsI SHIRTsI SuIRTaI

a full a,oortmsst f.ypssaBohs and Am6ridan oO,s.
mere and FIAnnsll Army Shirts, Of various styles
and prices. Also, IS dozen White Dress Shirts ct
the following prices: Six for S19, SIG, 01sI
SAL and4a4 Dollars. ~ - Ii :
Also shirss made to order and warranted 70 Ht
Of superior work and unequalled in quality for the
prices. J T. LAKIN,
mE2O No. 1O2 Main street, WbesllDg, W. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-22
da'F gTRUsTEE,s SALE N

OF RsSi Estatsin the Town Or soSs Y
Cameron, Marshall County.
fPY virtue Of 9 desn Of trust made to me By John
~ Jones and Pauinah, his wife, dated on the Ion
day Of March, 1883, and recorded In the once n
the Recorder Of HaFshal county, In Deed Book No.
13S page ISL, and also BY virtue Of deed Of tru5t
made 70 meby the sAid John Jones dated on the
oth day Of July 1883, and recorded in the once Of
me Recorder for MarshHll unity, in Deed Book
no. u, page Sl1, WILL on WEDNESDAY,, the 9Jth
Gay o. July, 1854. ofer Of public auction ct the
Bhau eOuntySa certain. Lot Of ground bEtuGted in
aid town OF south Cameron, and Designated on the
plat Of said town a. Lot number SIX OF %
js ii4e q 'es'7'1sA; H..6.0o1aT-1s, r4us....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-22
Blanket BlanksII

WE have now on hand and are ready 70 supply
w an demAnds for Blank Executions, Summon,
and !bupPcen9A printed on good paper. These
3Ants we're gotten up and approved by Daniel
statutes. CASh orders are respectfully solicited.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-22

E&THH following donations have been
received for the benefit of the Sanitary
Fair, viz:
Harvey Manser 4 Co.,, so bdIs. STRAW PapOrS IS 90
Wheeler Wilson, Sewing MAshInS.........s $50 90
Joseph Graves, bill Of 80 90
NteolEi REo.S ohIld's Carriage and Fancy Cg7si-
IS 90
L NtelAndeE: lot 10 80
A Pollaek, Fancy Goods In 6dtition 10 ealhs l5f5,
.:....... IS 90.
y. u. DnBeF, 6oE., Fancy Caps. ...,.. 90
,. Heckel Fancy Cutlery 50
>. Wide Stationery 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-22
CLOAK BUTTONS.
valuable Property for Rent.

ITO LET ON GROUND RENT, for term OF years,
about ono hundred aud any feet Of the prop
about one hundred and thirty two feet, and known
AS the ne Homestead property, Immediately
rhiS property will be rented IN suitable building
lots, and embraces some Of the best unimproVed
property in the city.
P. R.ARMsTRoNG,,l s7s
jeS-h b. .l-.-. Trustee Of Emily A. Zane. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-22
SUMMER RESORT.
RIVERDALE HOUSE.

t..tt. E4AK8VlLLES -l- -t..a -
ON TRwHERLINe& P1TrsBURa RAILROAD.
ETNHIS delightful resort Offers Inducements to
4 Wheeling families not offered by any Hotel 10
the country being 90 conveniently situated that
gentleman can remain In town and Join their lam.
IIes on Saturday evening. The House has every
convenience Tor the accommodation Of Tts quests,
with large Grounds, beautiful River, ALI ", gym
nhsiumS Music, Boats, 6tAblsS, and the best water
west Of the mountains. sS'a@'' ~ - 80
The table will be farniShed with an the delicacies
ofthe season. 1858 q 7a fIl.iAF DO fsl7I = -
For particulars enquire on the premises or address
t'7 --' ~ 800 a. RI. GARDINER, ~ sl
or, DR.. g. ", sPENoER,
5e1b-lm Pittsburgh, Pa.
( FOR SALE = ~ "a
A VALUABLE STEAM POWER CIRCULAR
IA saw MILL, situated about ~ miles from the
t9Wn q West 4ibsEty er s1f from Psthany,. v. VI.
Having good engine and double-bued boiler, two
circular saws Zone 81 inoll aud other Necessary ar.
Engagements, with su1cient capacity TO manufacture
from three 70 I'VE thopSand feet OF lumber per Hy.
ts present location being good It can be removed
RtamOd0rAt0 cost, For mFth0F particulars apply to
z fts H-1-lr1ra= stE.r 20 NV Aux. O0EA, %
& ,-H5a1 = ~ $50 Bethany P. o. VIVA, or
-uta ~ -f.-ti- zlEal 81 q 3. C0En,
tel1-lm Wheeling VIVA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-22
q Z K5nightr TeInDlars.

A -ePRdiAB 4ERFiRa ofwrosliBK conmandry
- NO. Will be held ct the Temple this (Wednes-
dGy) PHgnt1gi June ed, 1884, for work. r, .gr-T-
By order OF the OommandFy. ~ =, p y -
..s;z.z WIN. J. BATES, +. c.
Attest: VIZ. H. IRwrN, Recorder. je92lt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

GAN ANTONIO SILVER MINING COMPANY
~ OF ARIZONA
s oAEF 10 81 y rAR go EAcH
'''' AND PRopsRTSS IN Sa Al s,N' o1Ai"'
SAM r. sUrrERwoRTa Ess, president Of the oucssl
Asf Tfr Si9'HS o Sossy ESQ Of mor.Aoo
sHARKs LAWSON nsG Es3 q Charles q Marshall ACC
JAY SHft cA aDE.f ESQ a's 81 s sesssssssay
SAM ?. BUi1fEsss%S5Rrn, Esq
CHARLES HANSON. Esq.
Mes.rs. scHuc H HsnsIds aEBuARpr
Mes.r. ros A ars %Sf, TYoysos
company. a, SO sna are open Once IS payable
Attention called 70 the letter Of sam Bu,erwoh
"ao .' ''e GER p w a ..:
srw YoR.. April I 1854
visited this Mine IN the month Dece nbcr secom
ans If ne opS werr ,ss Tor many
treause ~ OF silver and Gold krrnctton
recently published in csIliorna Ny op Mon o. hr W ue
thus gentleman anu Oh my observations the Nine
The ,rs ~ a. n ona seoa. 70 &c miles norm
tant celebrated Mowry silver mInes ~ is ccessl.
Losrsd Or Gus But e work ss. been nd aone 70 s
Weeping .he NINE eneesn sowsser 70 discover tie width
mere the ssunk the from four 70 SIX fee,
wide lime rock and garnet ruunin east and
Dts sena or supburet Of lead carbonate lead
blend the richest
lead sssayug hundred aud ats dive ars per TON IN
been prvspecteu about nall mile Mr. kuste tn
letter addressed ~ the Ssu Francisco owners
san AntoBo lode appears where tue SHAFT IL suar good
wide vein OF 20 reduces w on
average tn. proportions OF the drrent m
ais iro seventy 70 ninety do lars per tn believe mere
abundant supply OF this nv amend
tufe OF coularst.es small sum Of money the
ore eighty dollars gross
OF ine would Cd three thousand dollar. pe dav;
the entire Of mining and reducing ton o. tas or. viii
/ n exceed twenty dollars
On the about two hundred yarjs from the
Antonio lode northeast direction there M very rch
copper oue feet vide. the which We obsined
hs lode tconsidefed TAR aerase sayed g. per cent OF
oorper and So in silver Miners obtained 10 any
NUMBER 10 the Immediate vicinity al ten dollars
mouth Toe reduction works 81 the ne are m "a miles
slant rom the Kline consisting small EN- zine and ~
furnaces There IL an abundance OF wood and ater
al purposes on the property consider the san Anton
| Il VIII produce most satisfactory results
1 Sam v. BUTrRRWOkTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

y
| Union DIME SAVINGS BANK
and As Sinr ' & sas 0 s 8 Of v.ros
crns nsrss, paid on sumo o. 50 per cont
bear Ss e. r. R Il 90 ~
S. 600 - wa. q, $500 O.. On SECOND aesr
on Marra, HIN good street bet Teeu Fifth aud
shta s,eaecs Address Capital station @, NY
SIS 900 10 n Low 3s. On BOND AsD
s. 90 70 5000 No commssi ons Gagged Apply an
writing to SOLOMON L Hull, IS Wall street -
$l.OO0.GOO LOAN
COUNTY or NEW YORK
PROPOSALS FOR 81 oocop SOLDIERS
BOUNTY FuNo BONDS.
tBeiss the balance not awarded on bids for ssmooo
Opened April O. 1851.
Sealed proposals with be received at the ComprolIers
oaoe saturday April is 1854 a. O'Clock r. NJ when
the same will publicly opened for the purchase OF us
whole or any part 81 900 Of the "sodors
Bounty Fund Bonds authorized by an ordinance OF the
Board Of Supervisors passed March 49, 1884, and by an &C,
Of the Legislature or OF New York. passed Fobru
arr 1854 being the amour. awarded on bids for
Gz,UV.UW epenod Aprti Z. tSS&sg. y 800
The ssa boaas viii 1t the rate Of six percent
per aaaum payable annually on the 6rs. dag OF MAJ
and November eAoS ssss and tho prIacpa win 10 re
deemabc a. fonews-Fivs hundred thousand doars No.
vember L. 1882 Eve huadred thousand dcars Noven
Der /. 1890
The proposals will amouss Of bonds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof persons
whose proposals accepted will shereupon required
deposit with the County Treasurer the awardedlto
them respectively.
On presenting 70 the Comptroller tie receipts Of the
County Treasurer for such deposits parties will bo
titled to receye equal par Of
awarded them, bearing the dates
o. payment.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed "propo
Soldiers Bounty Fund Bonds" and enclosed
second envelope. addressed to the Comptroller.
The rgh. is reserved any all OF the bds IL
considered protect promote the interests of
the county
MATTHEW l. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
CIrY OF NAV YoeK. DsrARrMnrr OF FINANCE
CONTROLLERS OgFICE,
April 4. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08
CHERBRooKs GOLD MINING COMPANY.

The valuable gold mining property at sherbrooke Nova
Scotia Adjouns the celebrated gold nne OF the London
Company, has been organized into q stocs compsny
THIS properly mas oeen worked for hsn rear last
sc1ptions 10 limited Amount -, h,s asch vv,li m
resolved 81 the onRce Of herman BoEkK CO. 81 cha
creet Saturday. the 9sh inst
ssmpss Of the ore facts relation 20 products per ton
en- genera niormston 10 value Of uroperty
LsAued ~ We placs Of s4bscIipusA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08
CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORpoRATloN SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Public notice hereby given tina. By virtue the powers
vcsted the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund the
city OF New York By ordinance Of the Common Council
passed February "a 1886 and &C. Of the Legislature
this State passed Nay 49, is4S the Commissioners o, the
Sinking Fund will Offer sale public auction sa.ur.
day. the 9th dAy Of April 1864 q .. the Exchange
saesroom. No. Ill Broadway in the oty Of New York By
WILLIAM KBNNELLY. Auctioueer. the following Rea
Estase. belonging to the CITY Of Now York. viz
One lot OF Land the south sds Of City Hall place.
In the city Of Eer York. Chambers and &esds
slree.a =.
let Of Ean % the west side Of Main street. ia ss
yofBrooklyn between Water and the,Esst river
Hsps maybe obtained at the Conplrcer's Office Hsn Of
Records on and after March %. 1884
Terms OF sae-Teu per Of the pxchase mouey and
Of auction and sale be paid the Ccmptroers
oce Immediately after the sale Thirty per cent this
L., day May uert deeds will be ready de-
livery; balance may bond and mortgage for
Eve years from Nay 1864 with atsres: the Of
per cen. per annuna. payable half-year,y
MATHEW I. BRENNAN. Comptroller
error New YORK. DsrARrnxrs or.FrsAaos CONTROL
LER's OFFICE. March O. 1894
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

uOPE CHAPEL T18 BROADWAY,
Ii Twenty. third week OF the
MAMMOTH STEkkOSCOPTICON.
This popular hb,ti00 still brilliant AHording
V al the Ordin OF
fairy of travel story literature
ana song ing TO the delighted visitor the
chanting Scenery and the Satuary Arch
tecue of che ancient and modern day In all lands behed
ia the reality Tho recent addition to our immense collec
Of several hundred
NRW AND MA0NIFICENT VIEWS
enable the Offer still
attractive presenting fresh variety In Of ravsh
ina beauty.
10 addition to the usual programme, the wdreus Spec
Twenty SEVENTH STREET GHOST,
which has wtoessed by thousands with intense inter-
will repeated With Atl its startling Effects AZ
ternoon evening during the week.
Doors open At Tours commence at O'Clock Tickets IS
cents
Reserved seats 90 cents Matinee every day at three
O'Clock. H. d. McKEON Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

AMU0&mE WIS.,
NIsLos eAisppEs.-cosnKscE At ,H -v..,,rv
~ Lessoe and Manager. ...........Wh WHkATLEi
.sE0oND WEEK
'''''a''iEsxs rRAosDIsARr SUCCESS
EDWIN TOOTH
:" "' BRRTUccIo THE JESTER.
10 To" r''''r'' p1 so e .ss REvxsax.
The m'''HsR Sis . nesIn1's EVENING Aps
The cast win embrace the names o. the following ar
Reeves, 40 Me.ss human J. W Col Ter, T. Ring
ss s!a s:as oa'' C. D'r''''' &c. &C.
ns.s. nA AVE- AsrG SoDx5STa
In active rcas.r..i. rHR MARBLE HEARr
'' SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
w FRIDAY EVENING. APRILs
Fsf.A appearance IN New York Of the gifted tragic
artistic - -
when will be preseDtea for the 6fth time on any stage.
ORIGINAL TRAGIC PLAY,
ba upon sae Hebrew legend Of Judith and
~ '''A'' ''' ''' A'' JUDITH
DAuaHrsk Or nRRARI.
MAGNiTicENT NEW 'scEsERY. by Bartholomew 1
HISTORICAL oosruMEss y s-usk,. Of the Academy Of
NOVEL AND ELEGANT PIC by Sylvester
MACHINERY. BY Thomas Morgan; -
-'' ."- rowERrUL CHORUS a
- ORIGINAL MUSIC,
composed expressly for this pics Rocrt S9pe kAgs
and CAST embracing sAe entire strength OF the COM
psny candidates tor public favor including
Mr. CHARLES BARRON ths drst appearance In New
Yovk).
Doors open a 81. Commence Of IN Seats mar DO
secured siE days In advance
EyOX'S OLD BOwERY THFATRK-FRIDAY.
BENEFIT OF MISS FANNY HERRING.
.t al LADY AUDLkYS SECRET fN4-L
Lady Audsy Miss Fanny Herring
MRS AND MRS H. CHAPMAN AND fULL DRAMATIC
-. 00MrANY
nss ny s MT q e. foa
Other characters by the Burleslue Company
THE RAG WOAAk AND HER DOGS.
introducing the great 0raorioal contest
BEfWBkN q. L. FOX, O. X. FOX AND g. BRADSHAW.
Judith ethe Fortune Teller Of New York; Miss 4 Denv
Mat Mxen q Jolly TAr) ............M Mr. J. B. Studey
Harry Clifton young mdshipman) Miss Fanny Herring
Isl iyder tthc Warrior OF Ghants). w. Thompson
dada. Miss Kate Singleton !Nna.....Ass g. Singleton
DARK THEATRE. BROOKLYN
FRIDAY. April s.
NIB AND MRS. F. B. CONWAY,
In the grca. Comedy Of
LONDON ASSURANCE,
supported By tho Star Company
Box Book now open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

COUNTRY REsfnEScE On THE BANKS OF THE
~ HUDSON far sse--Located between Hastings aud
Oobos Ferry snor distance from and teamboat:
some Tour OF gN0e iat aid garden and
Nd stocked win choice fruit shrubbcry natural
trees river front house 3oxiO,
men twelve failing spring OF excellent
water 70 top o. the house carrase house ba stable &c
Possession immediate, This property Immediately upon
the river bank. Appy % 8. EM5ERsON. ~ Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

'LNoR sALE-THE LARGE AND VALUABLE PEo
IL perry located NeE BowerS, running through To Nos
= ~ 70 = aud 81 Roosevelt. street containing yer ioui
tul los sRue Ter uauuiacturng other oses
This property sil be sod low, wit $50 " Deins
lie assessed value foy .EXes. Apply A Nj. LYON =
ALI street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

sl7lR sALr-T1lE THREE STORY BROWN STONE
Vt Eneish bassmtus House ~ West Twenty seventh
gtyet w iee frost ApPy wM. PAUL, No go West
ahlrty second street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

L,OR SALE-To CLOSE AN ESTATE-FOUR TENE.
A. ment Houses newly uanted AMI repaired and let to
good tenants Principals only MAY apply to JOSEPH
DIXON. 1888 East I've utg FIRST street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

EoR sALE-THE. HOUSE AND LOT NO 2i3 HIGH
street NewarS n jill tot 15xl93 dwelling 40x65 built in
the besI Parofs library dining room
laundry nrsi I've bedrooms second door. and
two attic. Bathroom, fixtures and furnace Apply
the premises % " 3 tERMlLNE, IL Park place, n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

L,OR SALE OR TO LET-AT WHITE PLAINS, A CON
modious Dwelling House containing twelve rooms three
OF Land lawn garden and orchard abundance OF
fruit; ten minutes wa from depot Iaqure OF c. B.
DUrCHFR 81 Broad street, New York, OF H. W. TfB-
BETTS. White Plains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08
NOR sALE-TaE COMPLETELY Fl RNIsHRD COUN

TOR SALEM sRo0KLYN NOS 4s AND 80 sCHER.
II merhsrn street Building of brick four stories with
cellar containing five horse and other fix
nearly Suitable for ring purposes
Inquire premise. rAPPlN REEVE, Builder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08
TOHN b. MURRAY 4 Co,
d BANKERS AND SHARE BROKERS'
III Broad street, near WALL New York,
Buy and sell Shares Bonds and Gold commission
AT THE REGULAR AND PUBLIC BOARDS

NAINING STOCKS-AS WE'LL AS ALL OTHER KINDS
Iva Of securities bought and sold all Stock Boards
in New York, Boston. Philadelphia, DC, otherwise
commission, by ALBERT ii. NICOLAY. No. 80 William a.
MINING STOCKS BOUGHT. SOLD AND NE0oTIAT
V ed; subscriptions taken for companies and par.
tcular given TO buy and sell those only high
character and large promise Of prcdncveness Rich invest
ments offered by 3. g. MILES, 81 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

PRookLYS PROPERTY FOR SALEM PORTLAND
ID avenue between Lafayette and Dehalb avenues Two
new brown stone Houses, with all the improvements.
Prce low. Terms easy Apply 10 L. JAChSOa, OF the
premises
DgST SPECULATION IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE.
II FIRST class Fu ton Store Tour stories high ia
excelsn location. Apply 70 LYMAN g DAYTON 81
Wal street, Jauacey court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

NINCINNATI WILMINGTON AND zANEsvILLB
~ Railroad COMPANY The subscriber ready
exchange the Trustees receipts stock certificates
for the shares and certificates Of the Trustees under tho
mortgage the CiacinnAt and Zanesvtilc Railroad
Company for tho new bonds . wh,oa the parties the
Railroad Company are seversy entitled .
CHARLES MORAN. Trustee, 10 Wall street.
NEW YORK. April 2. foGk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

O. Jones President and Geo a. Williams Cashier Of the
Chemical Bank association located and doing business at
New York In said county being duly and sevca sworn
each for himself saith that the foregoing ~ all respects
statement OF the OF the said before the
transaction OF business the saturday, the
18th day OF March thousand eight inbred aud sixty
four In respect 10 and the partcu
lars above specified scoo din to the best his know edge
and belief nd that the nes OF the said bank has been
aud IL transacted at the location oresaid,
q. JONES President.
O. q. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Severai'y subscribed and
by both depo. III g, TALLsAr, Notary Public
neuta. Apr z 1884
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

L,0R SALE OR TO LET-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE
the kingsbridge road and 1920 about miles
from the CITY Hal Il vicinity Fort Washington
commanding splendid water embracing about eight
acres OF land handsome laid out with ornamental and
fruit trees graperes travelled walks atories
brick house. recently built Of stylish architecture rescoed
ceilings Ga feet front by so feet deep containing
and all the mode veniences: stables outbui
located on re Harlem river, within ten minutes walk of
the Hudson River Railroad depot land
ncs hfeen minutes ride from the Thirt and from
the Harlem roads, and oryuve ride fom the
City Hall inquire OF ANDREW J. SMITH, II Chambers
rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

DOR sALE-A HANDSOME THREE STORY AND
IL base brck house. It's asst Fiftieh between
Seconc and rhirl Inquire Premises,
74s THIRD avenue filteh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

c-L NM TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRTG ace
a. y. OOu In New York and Broekisp d Il, ms fro a
s. 900 70 sieo. No commissions clarged. Apply I'm
wrt ngl 20 SOLOMON HULL, rs Wall street - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

DOR SALR-A THREE STORY HIGH STooP HOUSE
IL and Lot, Henry street Fike. a. very low
price Apply to JOHh nc LAVE, ~ Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

W GODS MINSTREL HALL. 5il BROADWAY, oPPO-
w site ST. Nicholas Hotel Henry Wood, Proprietor. &c.
WOOD \ MINISTERIAL
MONDAY. April T. and every evening during the week,
UNCLE SANS A COON.
Historical "Reminiscences Happy Uncle Tom.
The Victim o. Secession, Robinson Crusoe,
The African Camille. Cotton Field Sports,
The Gobble Family, Hurry Up. &C. &c
Doors NJ Commence at O'Clock. Tickets Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

IoUNIRY RESIDENCE AT TARRYToWN FOR
" sale-A first class House. with all modern
improvements, gas. has IL rooms; be Autul
location: Of hudson; GOO land,
of spring rsugh same, with
pond choice ruts short dsan
the windows OF tn house all solid ste glass.
Whole house Hsled tie substantial manner. If
sold be the 1871 will be sold public auction
on that day sta les Carnage House &c.
s. Ia BERSON 42l Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

n 70 rent bv aepoi; 10 acres, cottage house. price
Si.7W, do. three Farms, 81 each. s. 100; do
Corner Lot ana gooi House So 09 d. arse uoass 81
do House 90 let and others Call on STEPHEN VAIL,
SATURDAYS. q Fulton street. stairs from 10 other
DAYS a Painted depot THOMAS MARCLEY I50
West Washington Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

H'oh SALE s, OK f0 LEl.sa A,, ISLAND pROPER.
Princes Bav, mile from railroad depot with barn sheds
stables carriage hon. and bathing In
and rain water q door ssteuy arranged about
high state of cultivation. with good Dwelling, quarter
mile from Rossve Also three story Dwelling and
ment. containing % rooms sheds we'll
esiculsed for boarding puoc house school, three
perry formerly Staten Island OIL Co. wharf buildings
suitable tor almost kind Of manufacturing
Apply to ALBERT 20 URNEAY No. . Pine street. or H. N
ubrO0r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

MON DIME SAVINGS BANK
" Al aud AZ Cana street corner of ysrict
ASSETS 81 ,UI5 4a8 63
Open daily from 10 A. 70 ana rom IN y Air mar
CENT interest PAID on suns OF So under per cent
on larger sumh Money deposited on or De ore Arr 70 M
bear interest from pri 1 W "A \ M! "A EOilP ="
G. 5. CHAris, Secretary. Prrsl1en,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-08

ca mn WANTED, 5000 ON SECOND MORT
SO.OOO. gage . class four story b. ovn stone
sc on Murray hi IN good street. bet reeu Fifth aud
SIX 10 svenuca Address Capt IA station q n r.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15

! heard last night. It's affirmed here
that recently Gen. Kirby Smith sent
an authorized messcngcrto Washing
ton to pr pose to the Federal author.
tiles to Furnish every requisite facil-
ity TO get ont oil the cotton In the
portion Of the Red River and Wash.
ita dictrict within rebel control, TIE
money for the same to be paid to the
class of offers excepted from tho
amnesty offered by President Lin
coin. they to retire from the rebel ar.
my and to go into Mexico.
should hesitate to make this state.
meRy, If I In not received 1t from @
very high source here, with the as.
surance that there were good reasons
for believing it to be true. The fact
is, the rebellion is oollapsing; and, aq
rats instlnctlvely desert sinking
ship, the rebels fcol the sinking ot
the foundations Of their fabric of trea.
son, and hasten already to escape the
t1lnDling Of The walls.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-15
GOV. nRAMLnrrE sArs.
we Wnntau Answer.

The Courier howls for peace, and
demands that tho Administration shall
"stop the war" We have repeated
ly asked the Courier to give the pub.
lie its plan for stopping the war, but
IL refuses TO answer That paper sup.
ported Observation-Disclosures
depressed himself Distinctly in favor
of
l. Withdrawing our armies from
the seeded States.
2. Withdrawing our fleets from
the Southern ports.
AS this would undoubtedly bring
about a peace, and as this plan and
the one the Administrati1n is pursu.
ing appear to be the only ones, and
rs the Courier has bitterly opposed
the latter, we suppose it is in favor
OF Vallandigham's. What we want
now is to have the Courier state plain.
ly whether it endorses Vullandigham' S
idea or not. Willthe Editors answer?