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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15

TusT rOeelyed good stock of fSaws, sUeh as G.
ID Auloy Mil Saws, Sash Mil saws, Cross Cot Wood
saws for power Circular Saws for power Cutsaws
Hand Pannsl and Ripping saws Gross Framing Saws,
Back Saws, Wood saws, FeIloe, Webb and Ksy-bols
SAWS. For sale at the Upper Hardware Sloroby
Des I, 2,'bs-~tf 9. Q. CuAMBERLA
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KNOXVILLE TENN, Dec. %, 1861
There Is TO exciting news here. Long
street is in our 'front.' bis main forces oo-
cupyipg The country about and above
Ruiledee ard MoTrietown; !. but their has
been nc fighting OF even skirmishing 7
more than . week, neither cur own nor
the rebel army being dirposed to attack,
Supplies are scarce, The army being de-
pendent for the same upon Chattanooga.
No trains care attempt 10 come across
The maintains. The bulls of thirteen
small steamers are being built at Kings
con, foFtF miles from here, on the Ten
nessee river. The machinery, &c, viii
be brought from Cincinnati.
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Marshsl's Sale.

DT virtue Of writ resdii0n spoHas 70 me directed
- from the Circuit court OF the Uaited States for
The Md le District Of Tennessee a. s October term,
1858 { wii expose 10 public sale, 10 toe hg h.
est bidder, for cash, AZ the door n ha Court
h0ase, n Nashville, Tennes &c, commencias sc
II O'Clock A. ~, on TUESDAY,, the i2th day Of
JANUARY, 1884, al the light, titie, caims Interest
and estate which Sichoas Ho5son has in Lots
Nos 81 81 and So Of Hobson 4 Whe'tss's SC nd
Addition % Nashville. cummenc ng ct the corner
II Hobs0n AMI Fatharland streets, and e. ming On
ia hsrand street $50 iset, running sack GA Hue
with H0tsoa street l70 eet TO fteen ffet alley, wish
he improvements tlercon and Eppurtenanccs there
10 alro al tie same time aud place, al the light,
titla clam, interest, and estate which SAID Nicholas
aobson has ia seveuIsen acres OF llnd ~ Davidson
countr tennessee oorleTi on Robson Clapel, near
! iCcheld being that portion Of he I'd Houson uact
lyiug next 70 said Chapel, 20 be severed fom sal1
tact 10 the form II square, nearly AZ may be- tie
lots and parcels Of LAND Aforesaid beng vicd un %
satisfy ia xnent 81 said Circuit Court o. the United
states 81 favor Of L. P. Starr, and sgaiRst sad
Nicholas Hobson. T. r. GLASC0CK, arshal
nov2s-st BY ". LELTETT, Dep1ty.
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Marshal's Sale.

IN obedience to thirteen writs veaas oHi ezponas to
Il ne directed from the Circuit Court OF the Unit
States, Tor the Middle Di triet Of Tennessee at its
October term, 1868, wild, 4 IL Geek, A. N, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF JANUARY, 1864, expose to
p1bhc sals 10 the highest bidder, for cash, at the
door Of the Couri-houe, in Nashville, Tennessee all
the right title Ella m, interest," and estate which lie
grand H. Carney has the tracts and parcels OF land
hereafter named and described, t0S It tract Of
land in District No. IS, Of Rutherford county, Ten
nessee, containing, by estimate, ONA THOUSAND
ACKES bounded as follows. " Beginning a a Walnut
tree (lhe North-West Of said tfact,) thence
runnng South three hund7ed aud twenty poles 10 an
Ash tree. thence East i've hundred poles TO a log
wood tree, thence North tire haOqred and twenty
poles 10 a Cedar and Hickory tree, thence West five
hundred poles 10 tie begiuning'-lying about six
mil from Aurireos5oro, tie Bralyville turnpike;
aso tract Of land IN Ruther ord county, Tenuessee
adjoining that before mentioned, on the South side
thereof, containing sbost THREE HUNDRED and
SIXTY ACRiS-vested Ia said Legrand Carney by
oecree # the Chancsry Court for kutheford county
boundaries not here given beCsHse the records OF
said Court we're mislaid during sihtary occupation
OF N ireesboro ;; also, lot Of ground Mott Of the
town Of HuTfreesbOrO Rutherford county, Tennessee
with a story brick dwelling house thereen,)
bounded 10 lows @ Beginning on the North West
corner q cs sold by said Carney 20 Sterling B. JONES'
running thence North eight and a halt poles to said
Cafney's line, thence East about two hundred eet to
the Hue designated between lot Of grouud sold BY
SAL Carney 10 Samus Brisgs, thence south eghf and
half poles 70 Jnues's line, thence West about two
bundled fet 90 the oegi Mag " also, lot oi gr-uRd
In sad town Of Harfree boTo, onting forty feet
more or less on Depot squa e, nd running back ole
bundled AID ulty f-e -vGsled IN said Legrand H.
Carney by the CIrcet Court If Tennessee To- luther
ford y, the record u which having been nislaid
b4anlarils NOT accurately given all of the fore
going property being levied U satisfy judgments
endcred by the Gi-cuit Court Of the Omitted states
fr tie Md he District Of Tenn ssee, a. its April term
1852. 10 favor OF Jos. II. thompson Co, Abbott
Jol . O., A. 3 Reed, Nrisht Bros. A 70 Mar
tin PeJdle 4 limerick, Aartin Peddie, Hsmerick 4
TO-, Coweh FarI,r %, levck RGsin q Co., S B.
Clittendoa 4 Co., Berr ne X OF, and Atwood Raj
ston Co, and against Legrand H. Carney and Car
pey 4 Duaer r. 4 GLsSCOCK, Marshal
HFv2s-3t b. ". La vErr. Deputy
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HEADQUARTERS CONFUSION FOB THE }
ORGANIZATION OF u. S. CoLoBED TRooPs,}
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4 1863.
cSrcu7ar No 1.
In accordance vita Orders from the
President Of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
iabHshed for COloFed Troops in the De-
partmeut of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
MurfreesbOro, 4"
Gallatin, &"
WsrtFsce,
Clarksville,
Shelbyville,
Columbia, 4"
Stevenson, Alsbama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alsbsaa.
PikeVilie, Tenn.
Fort DOnelds0n, Tenn.
McMhnyile, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
LynnEiile,
All claims by alleged owners of slaves
gho may be enlisted, win Be laid before
lac Board appointed by the President,
and consisting Of - -
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information and on demand exhib
tied 80 any person claiming that bis or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
DAYS after tie filing Of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tzined from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, OF who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies of the Gov
eminent and all claimants shall file with
their claims an oath of allegiance to the
Government of the United States.
The mastering officer viii furnish OIL
cial copies of sll muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
ANY citizen Of Tennessee who shall
sffer bis or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer a certificate thereof, with de-
scriptiEe list Of such slave, and become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor Of said slave, not exceeding the
sum of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board 3 valid deed Of
manumissi3n and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
80 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord
snce with the provisions Of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart
ment
By order of the Secretary Of War.
GEORGE L. STEAREs,
Major and A. A. 6. Q. s.,
Ocm'r Org'n U. S. ColOred Troops.
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n e L S O MS
AGENC OFFICE.
For SALE

A SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, In Wesi Eass-
n vile.
An elegant Residence On Tinsstrsst, AZ a reasona-
bic price.
Brick Store, Dwelling, Stable ke. With p acres Of
good land, fruit trees wood and water IN Abundance
q Triune, Williamson coHnty. Gan b exchanged
brpropeTty "a Nashville.
A sns manufacturing SITE oH the river bark, IN the
corporation q Nashville.
1OOacres n Land, with comforts BE improvements
four niles north o. the city, ~ 500 per acre TFen
y more can Be had TIE purchaser dces noi
want AL
Tse elegant Store houses on TIE Public square,
Nashville.
Brick Dwelling OF csdar-sirset, between Spruce and
Wise, 10 70.
fots, improved and unlmpfoved 81 Edrehcld, North
NGEhviis, S9gth Nashville, ard West Nashville
81 Desisof Conveyance, Mortgages, and ali kidd
n gal documents drawn up b sampsisst After.
neys
So Fire, Marine sas LIE Insuranes Policies issosd
lye. z smith, agent.
cauAt WILSON'S oFFICB,
aoaAs-iD S1sF1V-ss naaf eaiea.
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Marshal,a Sale.

TlT virtue OF writ usadsni erPsaa 10 nc directed
ID from lie Circuit Court o. the United States, for
tie Middle District Of Tent ssee 81 is Octob term
lgs3 I will expose 70 public sale, 10 tbs CHEST
bidder for cszb at the Gaurt-bouss, IN Nashville
Team. or lJ EsiiAY, 18th OF JANUARY, 1854 all the
ffsht title claim interest, and estate which lsvi
lick his ia tract OF land, lying about thres miles
ron Clafksviiie, Tenn b0anoea and described 10
part a. follows; On tAe North By fhe Carssvile and
Psr Royal turnpike, on The south BY Cam serl m
Rivor-aclng part q the trsct sold b. decree 81
tue Chauoery Court. at Clarksvsi.o. ~ the Sc 81
Diss Hoirs Tor sale and distribution Of the lands o.
William Dies; containing about twc HUNDRED acres
levied o. win an the appartenanc IS theret1, u at
zy Judgment of said Uaited States Court, O. favoi
oil Robert Bisck, sad against David Dick.
Sale 10 Commence a. II ciciock, A. u.
p r. GLAsCOCk. Hershsl.
nov2s-St b. W. LELTETr, Deputy
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DR.. KINGS DISPENSARY.

~ DR.. KING formerly Of Rev York,
10y ~ for last yoars d Louisville, ~,
W45sEAS Ehe has devoted bis atssntsteh 70
ths srsatment Of private dssessa Tor &c year, fzEsr1
bmse6, having Etsendsd 20 4 praetios Tor 50 ms1y
Fssgs, and cured 90 naRy ih0lsznds, he Is enabled
20 oErs all tlEsasos Of private nature, nc mater
how bad they may Be from lJudsi0us medieal trs1s.
ulent, or frcm neglect O. their cEn. d.. Kinx's
DispsneaTy Il No. = Deadsfdk street. 5etwssR Cher.
y and ths Square, second story whore hs sssss al
diasases Of private natufs.
Gororrh0S cured without uauzeous rsdiciaes o.
tnterfsrsnes With business.
-icsures Of old recent dEis shecfuaily cursd n
= fsW DAYS, BIZ a. operation which canes 70 pain
Where structure sKjsts health cannot hs eonio-ed
PsTksns no disease osuse5 more mischief ard Un1ar-
mines the constssution 50 much.
Syphilis, wish al the diseases O. the skin, sToTfse
cut of neglect OF bad trsztneai, eau be s1eotsNllJ
eursS IN few days
SsrstE1l Hs1ksEs.-P culaF ttsnticE hEFt1gboez
given 10 this dissess and al ths consequences EroE
lag out Of f. br3aghs on 81 many cases By the De-
ztF1ctiye habits Of incosEdeTats yogths, and ezce
I've indulgence u ths passions, nagicos OF Whloh
will 1ndeFafas she consultation, rendering the CAB
Jest init for buzReS Eooietgs and cauEng preml-
lure CID sge.
Females who nay bslassring VIA shy dialczliy
the Womb nay rsss assured Of izsmediate "a.
Persons residing abroad, b writing aud stating
their csc, VITA fee eaeosod, direct - Dr.. A. En-
80 8 p5adsriak strscs, Nashville, Tern, ~ haTs
the neaeery EDsdio.nss sans q shoiT address Oasa
asazE FFa- 3 O'clock sE tsa r.Gruinz unSii n sac
ssSjzE i1uip-ia--fa esrEfE,
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Marzhal,a Sale.

II obsiiencs 70 TIRES wis rssdaioui eysass 70 ne
dires.ed from ths Circuit Court q the uniiFd
ssztes a. lls ct0heg term for 1883, vii, a. -
s'cIlck, A. ". on TUESDAY, the 18Th 81 JANUARY
1884 expose 10 public sale 20 the hghesi Bidder, f5F
easl Al the Court housa IN Nashville, Dagidsun com
~ Tsna al lhsrixht tlie cit. Interest, and estats
Nhrh Fdmend Duner has "a los Of ground in he
toHn o. n srfrsesboro, Tenn with iE0-stoFy
frams hsuss thsrcan described a. follows . -
ginning a. John Ncermott's Southwest Garner, and
running thence West one hunlrod AID aiiy fset 20
street thence North ons hundl "a and uiuety-one
fssf more or lern, 20 9 ElotiG syufh Vest cor.
nsr gas1c6 East ons handred and hfsy ieet 70 John
McfsrHo3t'a thence With ssld % sfcrmotls line oas
hunarez srd ninety one fset, more o. les, % ths
hernuing . isTied % rsisfy ildgIneals isansd b.
the Crelli Courf o. TIE Iuilef States or sha Mldlis
Batrcs o. IeuncEzce a. lts April term 1881 IN Aver
q A. ~. Reed and Jos- n Taonpsoa Co.. and
arllnEf DeHer 4 Carney.
E.R. GfASCOCZ, Marshal.
ns-1t-ss ~ v. L<LrEFf, Deputy.
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A II. PEgsONs HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST TIIE
y Tseats Of srORGE BhNTHBL- dtcsssed, (ahich
= -, 4 fnssi-snt ate noiGtd o hie them Ei.h tie
CteTf al wilson County Court, or before be last
sav 81 nsfsh neat duly authenticated. that pro
rsa dstFibuton u tie elects q s.ia = BAY BE-
49,. = or~ he creditors Of sad deceased sad al
CLAIM nj 80 r,sFsuani % this cfifet VII Dc NJ
ever hsrrra. 1his esth Decsmber. lses.
ROB- RT YOUNG,
nm -wet Aaz,'r q 6.eFgs BaHtk4. dee'd-
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NsrshaI's Sale

klf virtue OF writ rslfti0H sP0 a. 70 me directed
- ON the Circus court 8f the United States, for
the Mdle District OF tennessee, a. its october term,
1858, ] viii expose 70 pubic sale, % she highest
bidder, Cor cash, az The door Of the Conrth0use in
Nashville, Tennessee, Commenc ng al II oc.ocg, A.
Il - TUESDAY, the l9-h day of JANUARY, 1854,
all the rght, titls, claim, interest and estate WHICH
JAS. G. uwcn has ia q ract Of land in " ID ams0l
county, Feuess-e, about seven les from Franklin
~ or Iear the Nashville Turnpike bounded IS fol-
lows: d" Beginning 1t gar Tree on the North side
OF knob TIE soath-West raer Of the tract thence
Ets Zl5is poles 20 stake, n. Bells SouthWesl eor-
FER thence s. rth, one degree last, &C poles, 20
Etrke, originally Hickory thence West l6k poles,
% y ack Ash thence North one degree East 90
poles, % stake; tenoe West 81 poles The centre
q she Iurn-ize roa thence With the centre Of sad
rad, % siake "a ianii JoEust0ns south bounsa
lie, IS poles; thence West, one degree North So =
pul's 70 stake: thence west, tire. and haf de-
gre South, rs polCs, 20 rock; thence S1uih la3
poles 20 the beginning contsinlDg By &c innate w0
Hundred and Forty acres, and vested in said JAS C.
uEeu - dead from n Be-, bearing date March 1sgh.
1855, Wbsch is 1rde on page 5sa OF Eook " Of lie
tesi ,rar for Williamson County; the said tract 81
isad, VITA ST he iFruvl mants q reon. which vii
be sold thCreSiih, bsiag ieved On % safEys jpdz-
meat Tende-ed by the cireait Court o. tie Enited
ftatea for the Eidaie district q Tclne1see az les
sITl tersi, ls6S 10 saver o. EeRFy Blood and against
T. K 6LAsC0CK, AIasshaL
teCb-a ~ " f.nEETEF9, beputg.
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Capt. Goth Ills. Vol. Infantry.

Having learned the interesting and
useful science of Photography with Pro-
fessorJ W. DOlbesr, most heartily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt Rhodes.
JAsP PATRIDGE,
Can't. 44th Ills. Vols. nifty.
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Z. ". CAN'T, of Arkansas, late gen.
oral 10 the rebel army, was 1t Cincinnati
on Monday, en- route to Washington.
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city.
have availed myself of the OppOr-
tunity of taking course of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented nay regular
attention, yet am perfectly astOnished
With the progress l have made in so short
time Eight or ten lessons includes all
the instruction l have received, and by
which have been enabled to master the
principles, read and write it, with ease
and readiness. The admirable adapta-
ton of this science TO the requirements
of the people in this age OF railroads and
telegraphs, must commend itself to the
attention of every rejecting mind. l
hesitate not to say, that Mr.. DPS expert
ence is such IS TO enable him to impaIt
its principles TO the comprehension of any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period of few hours. ana further pre-
pared to Assert that if the practical utility
Of this remarkable invention was pro-
perly appreciated, no friend of progress
and improvement, would be 90 unmind-
full of his duty TO himself and others, as
70 neglect any opportunity to avail HIM
self of a practical knowledge of this
rapid, rational, and philosophical system
Of committing ones thoughts to paper.
T. J. RHODES,
Capt. Goth Ills. Vol. Infantry.
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Medical Examining Board.

Medical Examining Board.
HE4DQ'Ks BUREAU OF ORGANIZATIONS Q. S. c. T., I
Nashville, Tenn, Nov e, 1855. 7
THE Board Of Surgeons for examination Of appli-
4 oants for commissions as Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons Of United States CoOred Troops, viii COM
mence its sessions in this city at its rooms at Hospi-
tai No. II, on Broadway street.
ALI applications mast be made properly endorsed.
accompanied with testimonials, 70 The President of
the Board, who will notify each applicant when to
appear for examination.
By order Of
G 0RGE Z. STEARNS, A. A. G.,
Commanding Organization q. 5. Colored Troops.
JNo LAYTON, Surgeon U. S. Y0l's and Pres't Board.
Surgeon J. vs. LAYTON, Surg. =. s. Vols, and Presi-
dent Of Board
r. J, KAReUHARsoN, 4th Tennessee Infantry.
Asst Surg'n J. K. BAUDAT, U. s. Fol's Secy Board.
Hov27-f lD&PI
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ssaplA aIpa.

w.cADlEiI. e. raslisAsr@
SUNDAY MORNING. Jas. TO- 1854
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AGENTS WANTED-.-s2 positively
made frOm 90 GenGs--sorsthinzu rgeaty
ussdsd b every psrsoo. 20 samples seat frss } ,
nsB for 20 oeuts hat rstaiis iOr So, By
B. 1. WoLoOTT,
80 osathan ssuArs, New YoEh.
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Mr.. DOIbsar--.PbOnORrsPhy.
NASHVILLE, TENN Dec. 12lh, 1863
1 take pleasure in directing the atten-
ton of my military friends, and all
others, to the science Of photography, as
taught by Prof. J. w. DOlbsar, Of this
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WARS n NAME The New Lon
don Chroniele says that ia tic town Of
Lyme, Mr. and Mrs. Bill tie ambitious
pa-ri-euts Ct boy few months ole,
have named him sTsrson Davis Beaurs-
gard Jesse D. Blight Henry Ward
Bsecher Chseyes Bill
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ia SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, November 25 1868.
declO-lm-s
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A Correspondent Of ihs = j. Tinen
wriiii from Norfolk, on The 29.h Of
December lss', gives the flIowiig par
ticulars relssiys 10 Gen. Buffers attempt
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

L,oH SALOON STATEN ISLAND, FARM Os
- ave minutes walls from railroad station cot
rooms, od and plenty of fran;
eap sat, posses iou LAT ~ MAJ Arpy
y y. oRR ~ john street. Nv AssstA
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FINE ARTS. -

LoR sALB-ColNs, MEDALS ENoRAvINgs ErCH
lsrinn ser offered for ster
\ " GodIosqS nsNtosaShs. Mira aoor
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10000 eHr'.s III. sISISHR sS9tH Il Il al SSEEl .xEsS xEssSx
AND ANNUAL k8coRD f6R 1854.
he 6ni.s5 s,a.ns ssh "a ss s n foreign coun
tries 49, - - - 80 - N
- an Rney yclopeds Of useful snd iHtsrestng hforms
tcn and y lniispsnsntls v AL who ted think :. "A
l2mo 100 paRea Prcs. IN u ~: In musns VI -
Bent free BY mail. Csnvassers and apeDy ws1fed.
Ad5yem GEORGE W. ENlADa, Publisher,
b2s Ind CO. Chestnut street PhiladaiphA
For sale bv bocssr.lcrs and news agents svsryws@s
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

THosR PECULIAR ooKs-PUBLrsHED AT NO -
y Apn street. n. y, BY CALVIN BLANCHARD Send
address on stamped envelope for ccuar You car ssA
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

RsHB La roURRrrD HOUSE. ON rHs KILL. vow
Kuii Bergen Point n j., viii open for the recSpou
p 6nesi ihs latter pan o Nay Parties deairss skoics
ers them. R~Gas communicAop BY stssmev Mad ssosse
from pier Hos river and By railroad from Jersey Cty
H7fa 1885 tHNM WESLEY ". Hill Proprsstor,
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

nELMoNT n III, sCHooLBY'sM MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
10 new Jersey, will open June l. The undermined wi
rvaeh the above abIshmeut shortly
DAVID A. CROWkI4lA Hamilton HOUSE, Bermuda
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALB AT AUCTION
~ The elegant dencs and lTonpds OF the late Urab
D. ills situate in Cnxsackie. Greene county N u. wnl
be sod by auction. at The hotel OF Mr. Chnrch In Coxsack
Tuesday May 8 nj ~ o'co A. N. The house is OF
srct 40 fee, square with exendon . feet square, and
but In the best BY days work regardless Of
Dsnse contains IS bath &c The grounds 81 acres,
Se la out IN lawn garden ahd orchard and well Stocked
with he outbnildDss excellent order and
Ai well calculated for centeman's residene For par
South street
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XII nnn ACRES hlNEHAL AND AGRICULTURAL
Cv.UUU Lands "A restonsibe rersos, baying about
o. % Gres OF rich mineral and agricultural aads In Mis-
sofri and other Western States desires 10 open
pondence With reliable and influential paxy vhe viii
ate In the sale Of said lands To sueh rary renu
neranys nt,est you'd be ohered Companies sre sesfy
IN rrOhae operations w AMI oinDg the vicinity Of The
mineral land. Full description OF location ard quality 81
lsnds frnisned With iownshp plos 40 Referspccs en-
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,OUN1RY SEAT OF TIE LATE X PAULDING. At
" Hyde Park, for of The most beauful the
Hudson river: hbont 40 n large mansun house, two
cottages spa uoings For furh part cuars
apply J. GREEN PEARSON No. Wall street. to
!. N PAaldiDg, No. 80 Broads ny.
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COTTAGES, WITH NICE GARDENS. STOCKED WITH
~ choice fruit for see cheap locatad at Irving and
farrytoNn The Hudson, short distance fro sud
steamboats,. fine views the river; ediate-
ly 1arms TO edt. 3. EAEERSSN.4 Eli hth avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

pRoOKLYN AND BERGEN-FoR SALE IN Der.
gen pretty Cottage and four Lots: also exchange,
neal story hIsh stoop House id Brooklyn for larger
or house with grounds Address A., box Ia
Herad Office.
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

pRooKLyN FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, For VA.
~ cant LOIS hes House, TN ee story aud basement with
marble mantes water and gas, plaza, de- One store,
and rents for 5000 the other two for SO
Der month in DeE ,b avenue corner Yates
syenue the depot The peRab avenue evtry
I've minutes 70 the and Navy Yard They viii be sod
scparate together 81 b remain for three four
y-ars. In uire the premises JOHN CARR or OF A.
B6EBE, 229 3rna
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

pROoKLYN HOUSES FOR RSALE-BAR0AINs-vIZ.-
- two of i've story frame, Glled In Herkiner
street. bl beyond Fulton depot price s?
terms easy; water conyenent TO Fulton aud Atlantic
avenue cars Inquire OF & Sheldon towner the pre-
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

E>OR sALE-AT A BAnGAt NEAR PASsarc,H j.,
u beautifully furnished Cottage, with all the
ern improvements complete in
garden and lawn: minutes walk the depot;
sell with without furniture Terms suit Apply to j.
A. KENYON, 50 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1864-04-25

ENoR 6ALE--IN SOUTH BERGEN, NEW JE RsEY. A
hne pace of ten eleven Of Liant; bcauti ny
situated line view The place we'll suited gen,le
mans residence or 70 lay ont IN bndin! plots Is con-
yenient to the cy hut little miles from jersey
City feSry horse railroad within few hundred feet Of The
place II will be sold cheap; good chance for capitalists
For particulars. apply 10 EVAN JONES' 81 Montgomery
INV