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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-03-26

A Rebel Raid at Msynolia-Ssvera Buildings
Burnt-A Flag Of Truce from the Enemy-Sap-
turs Of Two Union Scouts.
JACKSONVILLE, March 2e, 1854.
ON Thursday night last the ensmy's cavalry
made raid at Magnolia, watering place on the
st. Johns riye., distant from Jacksonville ABOUT
thirty miles, md fired all the buildings In the
place. Among the buildings were three large
hotels, two Of which were capable OF accom-
modating two hundred guests each. In quiet
times Magnolia was popular resort for the etae
Of Florida, many Of whom repaired thither for
tho benefit Of their healths. Shortly after Gen.
Seymour occupied jacksonville, small force OF
man was sent to Magnolia on the steamers Nelly
Baksr and Cosmopolitan. They made landing
without opposition, inspected the buildings. took
from one Of them Q quantity Of sugar and tur-
pentine, and then returned to Jacksonville. Med
tcsl Director Swift has for some time contemplat.
ed establishing q general hospital at Magnolia.
II offered numerous advantages for the sick and
wounded, one Of which was . magnificent sui
yhsr spring which was carefully encircled with
q wan of stone The buildings were large. airy,
and in good condition, and in every respect suit
cd for the reception Of patients The rebels
doubtless had been made aware Of DIR. swift's
intention and destroyed the place accordingly.
Last week the rebels sent flag OF truce to our
Zines st Jacksonville. Tie object was to gain
perraission for two citizens who had been living
ct Lake City to enter Jacksonville where they
formerly resided. The request was granted.
Sergeant Finney Ct Co. B. and Pirate Pstter-
son Of Co. A, both of the Independent hassa-
chusetts Cavalry Battalion, we're captured by the
enemy while making . reconnoisknce within his
,;nes. The same parties had twice before been
ON a sipailar scout and after having passed
through and around the rebel camp, succeeded
in coming away safely, bringing with them much
valuable information. Finney and Patterson
are shrswd, capable men and their capture was
an unfortunate circumstance. The rebel officer
Who came with the flag of truce, remarked that
thew were the greatest knov-nsthings he had
aver INST with. He could not get word OF in
formation from either, and one Of them invaris-
biy limited his answers to short "yes or mo-"
Dr. Gross, Post Medical Director, has thor
oushiy systematized his Department and keeps
everything in the best order. He is ably assist
ed by Dr.. Vim. A. Smith Of the 18th New York
Reeiment and Dr. Tremaine, the latter acting in
the capacity Of executive officer. DIR. Smith re-
Gently want to Hilton Head to remain few days
for the benefit os his health From the day The
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1864-03-26

CAsHIERED.-M Lieut. Frank Reynolds, 1st
U. s. Artillery. has been tried by Court Mar
tial on the charge Of Drunkenness ON Duty"
The Court found the accused Guilty" Of the
charges and specifications. and w.s sentenced
to DO casliersd
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An IRATY SprcrLAToE.-Not mary weeks ago
q certain individuL-s citizen, mado his appear
ance in this Department, having como from the
north on the steamer Atlantic with tho declared
purpose Of attending the land sales at Beaufort.
he was facilitated in obtaining his transportation
at New York. through the permission which he
received from the Secretary Of War to purchase
the same. At the time he secured his pass he
paid $40, and on his way down paid IS on board
the boat for his meals. When he Left Hilton
Head to return north, he paid S27 to the Depart
msnt and again So for his meals on the steamer,
making IN aggregate expense Of 500. Arriving
st his home in Massachusetts,, tho patriotic pas
senger sits down and inditss letter to Gen. Gill
more, in which he bitterly complains that he has
been made the victim Of grsss fraud by some
military officers in the Government service. He
intmates that While he was obliged to pay for
transportation passes, others who came to the
Department about the sams time with himself,
were exempted from that additional expense.
BE also speaks Of failing To obtain an explanation
on the subject at the Provost Marshal Generals
Office here, and threatens to expose the whole af.
fair to the public unless certain specified condi-
tions are complied. Gen. Gilmore received the
communication and ordered 1t to be forwarded
toProyost Marshal General Hall. who placed the
following endorsement On its baei.
"The pass from the Secretary Of War, given
70 Mr.. states that he should pay for his
transportation, and he was required to do so in
New York, and by orders from Department Head
quarters, he was not exempted from paying here
i saw Mr.. -, twies and PERI enally gave him All
explanation. His statement that he sought an
explanation and meme could be given, is not true
II transportation should be furnished to all
loyal citizens, =" and friends, and hearty sup
porters Of the Goysrnmsnt. who support it by
staying at hems or ask to travel about the coun-
try at Government expense, we would soon be
ovrrrun with > species OF hearty supporters"
mot strictly needed in this Department. II tho
Qilartsrnsaster has wen transportation passes.
north at Beaufort, without their passing through
this Office, he has violated orders. The loyal
friends Of Mr. - oN thu Department S27
each, which money is needed by the Command
ing General for the best interests of the service
The tax is less than the price charged by the
Adams Express Co. when they we've running
steamers to this port
The above endorsement Il anything, il not &C..
vep enoaeh. 1t is high ane thaf parties who
come down here 10 speculate at Government ex-
pense. should be made to know that they are Al
together out OF place. Gen. Gilmore wants men
to heht, and has DO neei or reona for specula-
tors n would be wed for civilians at the North
no matter how high they rank in position or So
cietg, who contemplate coming Asre on busines.
not military to recollect they may possibly re-.
turn sissaafed ein &eir plea,srs trip
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THE FLORIDA DISTRICT.

\ Rebel Raid at Msynolia-Ssseral euidngs
Bunt-A Flag OF Truce from me enemy-Ss9-
turs of TIVE Union Scouts.
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1t is thought by many that several parties
living on the opposite side OF the river, and who
are in the habit Of crossing every dsy or two.
should be looked after by the Provost Marshal,
a. indications give weight to the suspicion that
they convey dangerous information to the enemy.
They come over to jacksonville. take note Of all
that is going on. then re-cross the river. and at
night, it is alleged, they repair to . point few
miles up, meet the enemy's scout. and in that
way keep the rebels well informed as to our
movements. We have had sufficient experience
TO know that all the Floridians who claim to be
loyal to the Union are not in every instance what
they represent themselves to Be. 1t would be
advisable at anyrate to keep strict watch over
them, and make an example Of the FIRST case Of
perddy. The colored people, as general thing,
are to be depended upon, and through one Of
them We devine more valuable information in
one minute than we can get from dozen Of
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

CRY NonISArIoys.-Thc different Conven-
rors have made nearly all their nominations tr
County officers A few vacancies IN the Est remain
"a be Allied pr vidsd the Conference Committees and
Conventions can agree upon candidates. In some
n the disrui"i districts tho struggle Of different
rsndidaf.s for the nomination bids fair to cause
number Of independent candidates " come before
tho people. Seven or eight different organ cations
claim tho right NJ nominating candidates, and &C.
oordingly the public will have an excellent oppor-
tinity OF expressing their preferences on election
day. Among Democrats. Tammsny Hall takes tho
lead with her nominations nearly COMPLETE, lack
ing only the 7,h, 9th aud l2,h Assembly DIS.
uicts. Tie Wood-Molarter, have no. sc, made
M their entire slate, snd it Is understood they
will combine with the McKcvu, Constitutional
Union, and Germsn Democracy, to defeat Tam
many and the Anii-wood hussr,ers The .epub.
lcans IN whose r'uss the TaIBuss place tie
CinLens' Asso' ig;ion. have sgrred g. a consouda.
ion upon County ohioes Lul Tor Representa-, q.
IN Congress and Aeube n Dr A-4tnlly Ill. prnp.,
aud Drllns Cuunu,ee still disagree prul,sbly
"hi continue ~ 4. so-Aud thus eALib, tie
hNehgh u Vie respective factions On e+ecti,u day
ine hHffihs Comi,it ee, wuh til, exception OF the
IN C"usressiunH aud .hv ~. +'h aud lssl Assem-
oly Districts have Competed then .onin.,.oo.
Tue Draper 'ot4mitt,c have made VI, one Lnlr
their Assembly nJnir et,oua. As usual. nud,u,r.
dent candidate src pouty some yi;h ,hancrs Z
Ill election, Others without show Tie hucr " M
probably rciire-iur consi r.i!ou--bc'oIe they
Ire ignoninlously squelllcl 10y nc ballots OF the
voting communi,y
The PRIZE FlcHr.--Ihe accounts Of tho
breaking of Of the prze dglt between Mace and
cohurn has excited much ip,cres, N sporting CIR.
oles in tnis city. Al present the English account,
NJ she affair are received with considerable allow
ancs. and persnns holi ther opinions In reserve
until news can b. heard from Coburn aud hi.
friends when II will probably appear ttst the aus
pielons Of the real character 4 'Enghsh sir-psy'
were Jussihed from the beginning 1t is known
shat C"ourn len here with the purpose and eSpec
nhon Of hgh,ng, and his New York friends nsis,
that when the Other sie II the story has been told,
the snAr WI appear in very different light.
REGISTRATION DAY.-This is the dsy fixed
by Law for registration The Inspectors Of Regis.
Try will be in Attendance ., the usual pl.ces Of
voting.
The WASTE mAts BY servants in dust. ashe..
andorS and grease> in this city, amount, 10 morn
than a. 0o0 600 annually
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MARINE NEWS.

Oct. is. K, 10 =. s.Sie II W. morn 10 %
CLEARED
sIF\NsHiPS -\orth Amerr "a. tortres, Monroe:
lairbsnk,, Vaccination; Ntn Woodward, Baltimore.
Concord, Philadelphia.
sHlP-Adele, Clsu-sn, Tor Antwerp.
BARkS-Zuins. Barhsdoe.: Venus st poiniuro
Cay; " " Brett, Cow B,y; psychc, Philadelphia
BRIGs-Nisilan,, tff.l Bristol. Ann, uotee johu
stevens, Boston.
sCHOO>ERS La Creole, dutch Curacao Hero,
Halifax. thingorsiA Accomac Ella Jane, Port Noyni;
Ionss sparks, Mashinfton; FIJI q Hart, Washin ton;
Orion Boston; kNeiN q, Fotsmouth: Rival, stamford
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS stcphcu Cloud, Wellington; Viz
sinia Hilton Head CITY of Washington, Liverpool
and Qusenrtown, farthenia, Fortress Monroe. Beau
Tort do Potomac, Portland.
RARK-Msy Flower, lof New Haven Bsrbaooes
BRIG-Maiildn from L,nsan, c d, with mdse, &c
sCHooNERs Rachael seaman, Norfolk; Hsmil.
ton, baltimore. fovler, do; Northern LIGHT, Nor
folk; wm Alexander, Iof ST John, 81 Havana:
VI G Brooks, Londonderry; G l. Nandervoort. Phia-
delrhia Tor Prov; Hannah ID. Elzshethport; Georse
Pyscott, Zsza Fred Hall Portland, Conn, for Phil
dephiI Hepyihah, Eizahethport for Boston; Idaho,
Hartford; Boston, Calsi-; w Crawford, Matsn,oras.
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How Towns are Robbed md Iu,oplsts
Murdered In v,s,ouri

ia
" NV Ar'ny' ""u '"'
Expectations of rowing bands Of guerrllas in Ms
sour. Towns are sacked. rnio, ,ror ,,,,.,...i
-,
anu lrole"f ''''n !" "i u't'c'iohs' and instances
Of rebel harbarty are not rare. Here are some Of
n. ,.no,,..
mon mas 'n'rteh worse thsn any other town
VN We fcbe' nave YET visited. The fact ~ the
su"s OF 'hc wv principa stores having teeu re-
moved 10 81 LOUIS exaspersteh the rebels and
uey guued hesrly rVery privNe rcsdencc in the
pace INC az 'i.ns 1etended tha place first With
cons dcraule luc. snd hrinness' and silIed three
OF iour OF the rebels and wounded half dozen.
Ihe rettls hrote open The Court House, destroyed
NC COUNTY records, and forced olen the safes OF
the shen' and county Treasurer, but the funds Of
Vie la'tei hni been conveyed to st Louis 40 the
rebels had their trouble for their pains The debrs
81 the records are s'rcWn along The road In the
rsh oil the rebrl army Tor a distances OF twelve
inles several negroes were kll'ed by TIC rebels.
anu Their bodies leit without burial, as IN other
PLACES.
Mrs. w. Moune, Germsn woman. who lived
About two miles from Union. was treated most
shamefully. After having robbed her house the
rtuels put handkerchief around her neck and
strangled her with II, threatening TO put her to
death II she did not tell them where she had con-
ceslcd some whiskey, which they alleged she had
She denied having any, and offered them the cider
abe had in the cellar but they continued their IN
dgniies until convinced that she WAS telling them
| the truth.
Norris Crerfell, . veteran aol her, who had been
mustered out Of the army for disability but was
dong service IN the militi, was shot while mrs.
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General Intelligence.
10y kaQ TO tie Esv Yoyk Sun

CossfpsEAms local excitement was ereaiei IN
waah,ne.oh on SUNDAY, 10y 'ne Hunnnry o,os.hs
~ segnt Note~ or'hk,ns ano o.hst Ssoons'
zoe on'o'uhs 81 All CARRIAGES ruhnins ior hre on
n,.nasy aha o.aei WY stringent mes''''' e"eu
s"o !" proh'ote S""u otuef
Ma. Mrx, Commissioner Of Indian Arsirs, has re-
turned from Minnesota where be had an interview
With the Sioux Indians. The Ind ANS demand pay
men, ri their anntIitios la gold, and NJ. Mix Will
probably recommend 10 Congress u compliance
with this request.
Tn, w..h,n,,,ou px,r,,,, p.,.s
n,,ns~, III ,,nt,9 -, W c... VI LIS ~
I'd ,rtn;s,. =. 49,, Nv, ~ a,r..y ~
~. T,,.rin. ~, A.. y" an 1870 ~ 70 .o 1,y, "
-, All .,'"'' anu uas w. usnor - 70 oe apl.Ih.,
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News Items.
tBy rsiAoespA 70 ~ S,v Yo,i ssn

sns, the newspapers have enormously r'ffe
ssnted hist Pcolesville, MI, was burn, by the re-
bells. Tho object Of the rnsraudsrs was plumber.
Tvs subscriptions 70 the $50 loan during NE past
~eek ~ reported 10 the Treasury Department,
amount 70 more than s,O0"0Oo.
Tar British prize s,oam. Dat, from Hahi.r for
wilmington. arrived a, n s,on yestsrday, IN charge
~ prize crew, having teeu captured on the iv'h
ins.. on Cape Fesr. The Ia, has No cargo. Size
u q steel nie.Wheel steamer Of S2j tons
escIkIAtr FrsqssrEs some time seo stopped
the Issue Of less tender notes in all forms, aud Il
10 nov understood that he has determined to stop
The Issue Of certificate, Of ndebtedne ss, and that
no more warrants payable IN certificates will be
sa1ned
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Common Ylsas for . week pasa was nearly con.
cluded yesterday. Counsel were engaged III dsy
In the summing up, and verdict may Be expected
This morning
CRIMINAL Brsrrss. she Court Of Oyer and
Terminer the District Attorney stated there was
further business before the Court The Grsud Jury
were therefore discharged and the Court adjourned
Tor the term
Tns USrrrp erAIn ag,. JANE Cox.-The de-
PENDANT was charged with pa,sing ferry ticket On
isnso C. Wood in change In lieu Of money The
accused was brought before the Commissioner and
heii 10 Tail IN the sum Of S2sO. The complainant
states that be crossed the Wall street ferry daily
sni 'ho company gave these tokens 81 tickets In
change IN almost every instance This case was
before United States Comm ssio uer Obborn.
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~ o,serted tn II he mr.. J.rnes) would stand,
bus he would not Now, ~ N the money bus uees
Dvsvy shill,ns that has been found me has come
nom eportsmen who put their names down, trust,
ovinR n my public reputation. Columns party
placed an insurmountstSc obeissle against our
lighting. end ~ have reason 10 SUPPOSE that Co.
hurn vas not even training, and evsded his en-.
ss9sment With NO ir,en,ion Of fighting, CONSIDER
nysslf entNed 10 re stakes.
Yours most obedently,
London, Tvesdsy evening. jars. M.c,
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schooner arrived 81 Havana from Nassau. re-.
ports speaking tho privsteer Florida of Salt Bank
Kcy-bound for tho former port. The non arrival
Of the Columbia from New York, At Hsvsns, had
gwen rise TO apprehonsions Of ner capture by the
Confederate We vel. This may pcssibly have been
the iste a the Roanoke. and Morning s,sr-of
which NO ,idings have yet been heard.
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GROCERIES.

FLLpHIK' FLOUR FLOUR, FLOUR
CofFEEs CoffEEs, CofFEhEs,' c lohTAFShf
ana All snhs o ,occres' cheaper than the eheaperS
ana NJ good ~ the best. THOMAS r. AGNEW.
,,,,, Cor Greenwich and Murrny sta
WHOLESALE Department. 202 Greenwich st. sH~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-18

.ADlLS SHOULD USE THE BALM OF
,AMlilIE LILIES for beautifvins and pre.ery-
etmlnen, Tor removing pim2les hlotches tan and aI
% nom the skin rendering 1t beautifully
cleaf, olt and white, rvElinc Nature in her fairesa
iorms. For sunburn It has not It's elnai Warran,e1
hot " contain nnythinr in the slightest degree inmry
Wllliamshureh. Also At Ho1dlev's Gi rishtb sya.
New ok, Piice only 80 cents re- bottle, 1U
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Too Late for CLASSIFICATION.
ID DEATHS.

DIVER ON Monday, ort Il, Mrs. Margaret Diver,
native OF the Parish OF TullS County Mou-
" ban, II leland, IN the sd year Oi her aye
Her remains ill lee taken ION her lat. reside nee,
2JJ John 81 On wednesday morning, Oct. lpth AT y
V'sock, to the thuich vi the Assumption. sh.re u
k'ru,eru Au~ siii BE- offered up Tor the rrpo-e VI
he! soul, and thence ~ Cemetery of Holy Cross
flgibni. Isl
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SEWING MACHINES.

1--WE SINGERS SEWING MACHINES FoR
i rale, No. 2, nearly new; only run a ,bort tins
price $50. Apply at j. |. J. o. wEsT'S 81 Char.
her 81. 2Ti
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-18

AT A MEETING ct THE NEW YORK
IALtmUer.tc Association of the Cons fessionhl Di--
tlCt, held at ~ Third 81, on Monday evening" oct
18th, Hon, u. W. CHANDLER WAS unanimously
uuuIiuaied candidate Tor Congress Dr. W. NUK-
ful, Pres. H. McCAklt- SEQ 5sU
A GOOD DRfSSMAkER WANTED, Also
IhAn apptrntioe-paid while Learning at 2sl shell
ton Al, BI,otk "a ID Hoo. ~
ROSS PAiNTERS-TliE \. !. T.. HOi NE
IIPaiu lsis' Association Iespectiull, inform IL. ia
,hI the vases is s. per d,y until Nov. lst and ~
IS't DAY, ioi luuts work Tom Nov, lst tIll March
~, J. J. CbCNAtLl- PEest. ". Is. MATHEWS,
Zee, sec. ASJ
pEN. JOHN ). {. ABBOTT THE HISTO-
~ kIAS,
VIII deliver LECTURE on
"OtR WAR AND GENERAL GRANT"
This Evening,
AT COOPER INSTITUTE.
Door oren al o'clock. commencing o'clock
Tickets so cents and for sse at Rushton's Aston
Houre Miller Matthews, b. oadw ny; Book and Mu-
slc stores, and Ticket ONCE during the day. 5I9
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A FARM OF 137 ACRES-FOR SALE Ch.ap
a OF In lots TO suit pIchSer. also 80 acre. Of wood
Term, easy. Apply to W. ROTH, 40 sixth ave W
A SMALL FAMILY, OF REsPECTABILTY
Awishe. to hire to rooms in some decent locality
for hou.ekeeping. rent must be moierste. Addres0
street. is
A FARM OF IS ACRES FOR SALE or
1Aeschanee Tor City or Brooklyn property. with
stock and crore one rs acres stock crops and farm.
ing indictments 5000; one IS acres, $500; one 80
Centre ct i2i
BASEMENT STORE, 30 LISPENARD ST.
linear broadway, 70 lie, for any respectable bus.
res ~ inoderate rent. Apply on the premise I
good stand; plenty OF room. 1s4
COTTAGES FOR SALE AT EAST NEW
1ork-one cottase and lot, rooms $3.50 one
q ds s's s: At sG''s.t 4 and o, s o1 s
MILLER Atlantic ave, Fast New York. 2I9
FOR SALE CHEAP, IN JERSEY CTTY--8
L frame houses Price nom e., 5o to 800. N.s
south 18th Al, Jeisey City. 20
FOR SALE-A 2-STORY BRICK HOUSE
and ,,ahe and .hed . By y and the lease Of the
Sor,h "a and dp sS 81. 70 JUN H. D'h"'hS '' ss
FOR SALE-I2O ACRES OF LAND, IS
L under cultivation Good dwelling house, barn,
suppy fwater, variety Of fruit trees Situated u
sullivan County, lOO miles from New York Price
$3.50 Apply to No. ~ CITY Hall Place. BAG
FRONT BASEMENT no LET RENT
u only 49, suitable Tor any business could accomo-
d.ie fe. sirs with rood and cheap board for the
winter. Enquire s9s sth ave. 10
FOR SALE AT ASTORIA-ONE OR TWO
cottages seven rooms, paniries and cellar, suit
able tor two families each. food gardens, plenty Of
iruit excellent wa'er viii he cold cheap Apply 70
EoBERI klNNlNMESr at LEWIS, 1862 Chathsm
~, New York. ia
L,OR SALE--A lIOl' Sc AND LOT IN Brook.
i IN, within IL minutes yak Of Hamilton ferry.
ne house ~ story, built of the beet material
aud al Ice sold rhesp price $780, half cash, and the
feinapd-d AT l-r cent. interest Apply ~ corner
OF I uon aud smith ste, Brooklyn. $50
HOUSE LOTS AT FAST NEW YORK FOR
- sale, pii,- II % 10 rljU. Ielms, monthly pay
inents. MoncN ~, anCcd TO build houses Apply 10
g. ). BROW y, ~ i.art view York, OF III Front at
or } BAkEk' tsq, 10 Nassau n. 4)2
ITO LET'S LOFTS, OFFICES, BASE
m.nt aud under cellar. in the stone front build.
DER, W Fulton a.. 81
81 COCA GREAT BARGAIN-FOR
sOOO sale S-story brick house and lot in
Linden Place, NilliausturRh, block from cars.
Apply 10 u. W. KELSEY, ~ South 9Th IT. 3iA
50 H0O-FARM 81 ACRES, GOOD
" wv land Il miles in Jersey good build.
nsr horse, COW, and oil the stock, crope and farm.
Dkl Rf, II thamLcru 10
4
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A FARM OF 137 ACRES-FOR SALE Cheap
or in lots TO suit purchaser. aro 80 acre. Of WOOD
and tor " per two hours ride on Long Island,
lerlns easy. Apply TO W. ROTH, 40 Sixth ave. 2I6
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SHIPPING.

EoR LlvERPOOI-NEUTRAL FLAG.
British :" HIBFRNiA oct. I'D.
FOR LONDON-X Line
ship "AMERICAN EAGLE" calls Oct. a2d.
For passage to or from, or Drsfs Ut the owest pns.
fHfsCoTr BROTHERS 4 co.
pa 50 South street.
EOR LIVERPOOIe-OLD BLACK BALL
l. LINE. The chip Alexander Marphall will an
promptly tomorrow For passage apply on hoard. foo>
Of B.esman street, or 10 ROCHE BROTHERS b
toFttl, 90 ~outhtt. II
old BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO
OLIbEKroOL--l'N lN ERSE Fails October 2otn.
or to London. Con. GkINNfLL sail. i5,a Oct. Foo
pas.Aee " druit spply To WILLIAMS GIIoN, -
tnlton Il. $50
pASSAGE 70 AND FROM THE OLD
i COT STkI.
Draits 0n England, Ireland, Scotland aud Wales =
reduced rates
lAPstUll'S celebrated Line VI Live POOL ParketA
eoupisins III part u. iOilo- Ing Wasuihcout shiI-
VIM. Ias-coit hii-inia- General Mcclellan.
Antarctic, Gn.tituae. NJ Plus ltra
Pereyerrn Albion, Monarch Ut the taA
s saSaiS ADAM. iisi.i i.e SSI ieoIs
For Pssrage aud Drsft. apply to
IAfsCDII BROTHERS co,
dts ~ south street. >ea York.
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
oPDuL.--ERIN. sails Oct 22d. ol'lSIANA, sails
oh OF fov. Cabin passsy- lyh sieerre sil pay
able in currency. Apply ~ WILLIAMS ct ION,
- broadway. 35s
STEAM FROM QUEENSTOWN AND LIv
ency To New York, S3O, gold, OLYMPUS .ais Wed.
esday the 2Gth Oct. Apply 10 WILLIAMS b
GCIOS, ~ Broadway. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-18

A SMALL FAMILY, OF RESPECTABILrTY
ishes 10 hire to rooms In rome decent locality
for hou.ekeeping. rent must he Moderate. Address
street