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The Placer herald., 1864-07-23

low THE SOLDIERS ARE SAID TO FEEL
TOWARDS GEN. BANKs.-A correspondent
writing to the Missouri Republican, concern,
ing the return of Banks army to the Mssis-
slppi, says:
When the army arrived at Simmesport,
the feeling against Banks was perfectly un-
comfortable. lie was absolutely afraid to
appear in the presence Of the men, lest he
might be assassinated He took refuge in
an iron-clad gunboal. AS the boat lay in
the Atchafalaya river, tho soldiers on the
bank would cry ont aloud for Banks to put
out his head above the decks, declaring,
with curses, that they would put ball
through it. He kept his head inside. When
Gen. Candy arrived he made speech to the
men, md told them that hereafter he would
command, and that no more such fatal
expeditions should be gotten up. After he
had spoken short time, the cry arose from
the men: "We want to see General Banks
punished-we want to see him hung" and
many such expressions. General Candy said
that he would report Banks to the authorities
at Washington, and had no doubt that he
would be dealt with as his conduct deserved
The soldiers were furious and would have
mobbed Banks if he had made his appear
ance. Many declared that they would do
no more service until Banks was punished.
General Candy told them that hereafter they
were under his command, and appealed to
the men to return to duty and obey all his
orders. Thus ended the Red River expedi-
tion-a fit sequel to a scheme conceived in
politics, and brought forth in iniquty.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-23

CoTToN IN MExIco.-The Alta of vester-
day mentions cotton plantation located
abou; 20 miles from Mazatlan, in the province
Of Sinaloa, Mexico. 1t is owned by stock
company, Of which George Pen Johnston,
is the head man:
Last season their manager planted several
hundred acres, but he was too late about it,
and only 70 acres yielded fair crop. This
year they will certainly plant 400 acres
possibly 200 or 800 acres more. They have
left 10 shrubs of last year to grow as peren-
mails, as matter Of experience. They have
the only gin in Snaloa. They obtained a
fair profit from their proceedings last year,
and are sanguine about the future of cotton
planting in Sinaloa.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-23

The irregularities OF the San Fran
cisco post Office, have caused petitions to be
extensively circulated in that city asking
the removal of the Postmaster, Perkins
From the incompetency Of the clerks, BUSH
ness men have been subjected to many an
noyances in receiving their correspondence;
and people in the country cannot receive
their San Francisco papers with any regu
Iariv.
For months we have noticed that there is
no regularity in the arrival Of our San Fran,
else" rxchanges-som times they are three
and four days old before they come to hand.
The s. F. Call learns that Senator Latham
returns to California as the agent of English
capitalists, who intend constructing rail.
road from Oakland to connection with the
Central Pacific Railroad. No private subs
scriptions will be asked for, as the bulls"
have enough money Of their own to put the
road through.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-23

We are authorized to announce the name u
THOMAS DODDS us u candidate for Assessor oi
District No. 3, subject to the decision OF the Dem
,cratic District Convention.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-23

lie Several days of the present week
nave been circulating hot.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-23

FOR ASSESSOR. - Messrs Editors Please
announce me rs a candidate for Assessor Of DIS
trct No. l, subject to the decision OF the pemo'
cratic District Convention.
JAMES MOORE.
Ophir July l4th. 1864.
, 1864-06-06
NO. 25.

to value her fayors; and he rose steadily
and gradually to the highest grades Of bis
profession. The object of envy to others,
be was miserable in himself. His thoughts
brooded over the past; and, at last, after
nearly thirty years. residence abroad,
his heart yearned to revisit befors his death
the scene of his past joys and sorrows; and
he was thus far on his voyage when Proyi-
dence threw in his way his long-lost son.
When the General had finished his nati
rative, the day was too far advanced, and
the Feelings of the party were too much
interested otherwise, to allow them to pros;
ecute their intended visit to Constantine
where Catherine was anxiously expecting
their return. ~ -
"Catherine, my lore" said her father,
II expect friend to visit me almost i'm
mediately. He is young man Of wealth
and rank and beg you will give him
cordial welcome, as you must look upon bin
as your future husband, and think no more
Of Philip Douglas"
"Sir!" said she, with the color fading
in her check; "forget Philip! .NeverP.
At this moment the door opened, and >
servant announced, "Mr: Fortescue."
Great was GATHERINGS surprise, when she
raised her eyes, and beheld Philip.
"Philip" exclaimed she; then looking
timidly and inquiringly around, she added
=" But whcre.is Mr.. FortescqeT /;
Here he stands, my dear Catherine;
, 1864-06-06


About thirty years ago, there resided in
thetown Of Hebron, q certain DR.. Thorn
ton, who became very much enamored Of a
young lady, resident Of the same town.
The Doctor was strong, decided Presby,
terian, and his lady love was strong and
decided Baptist. They were sitting to-
gclher one evening, talking Of their ap-
preaching nuptials, when the Doctor re-
marked: .e. y
a am thinking, my dear, Of two events,
which shall number amongst the happiest
of my life. ~ y.
AID Pisg, what may they be, Doctor" "
remarked Tie lady. EsSs-
a0ne Is the hour when I shall call you
ny wife for the first time" . y 1871
a And the other ?" ii,.s \ t'5s' 81
Mt is when We shall present our first
born for baptism"
aWhatl sprinkledg
aYes, my dear, sprinkled."
"Neyef shall child Of mine be sprin-
kled.p ass
aYes, my dear, they shall all DO sprin-
kled.p 4.
aThsy shall DO, aeysg
Yes, my love. "
awell, sif, can tell you, then, that your
babies won't be my babies. SogOOd night,
Doctor
The lady left the room and the Doctor
si the house. The sequel was that the
Doctor neyef married, and the lady died an
Old maid,
, 1864-06-06

A Eotntryman walked into the Office Of
lawyer Barnes one day, and began his aP.
plication. "Barncs," said he, !" have come
to get your advice in case that Is giving
me some trouble" 20 3'S seii
"Well, what's the matter?" "a
"Suppose, now said the client, g that
man had ono spring of water on his land,
aud his neighbor living below should build
dam across the creek through both their
farms, and il was to bach thg water Up into
the other mans spring, what ought 10 be
done p =, a5e,l
aSue him, sir, sue him by all MEANS =,
said the lawyer, who always became excited
in proportion to the aggrayation of clients !;
you can recover heavy damages, sir, and
the law will make him pay we'll for It. Just
give me the case, aud I'll bring the money
from him; if he hasn'ta great deal Of pro-
perty, sir, il win break him mp" 'e
"But stop, Barnes" cried the terrified
applicant for legal advice. "It's l that
built the dam, and it's ncighbOr Jones that
owns the spring, and he threatens 70 sue
me-"
The lawyer hesitatcd d moment, before
he tackled ship, and kept on: ts ''e'
Ali we'll, sir, you say you built . dam
across the creek. What sort Of dam was
il, sirf"
at was mill dam r.
"a mill dam for grindiug grain, was il y
AYES, iG ~as Just that" H.l
"And il is good neighborhoOd mill, is
hH" ,,g ,..3a i
"Yes, so IL is; and you may Iell say so.''
"And all your ne;ghbors bring their
grain to be ground, do theyg" sl4 9's'
"Yes, sir, all but Jones'" ilI asi o
"Theu it is great public convenience,
is it notg" N
"To be sure il is. ! would not have
built but for that. II is far superior TO
any other mill, sir" !, n
And now,S said thc lawyer, syou tell
me that that man Jones is complaining just
because the water from the dam happens
to put back into his little spring, and be n
threatening to sue you. Well, all ! have
to say is b let him sue, aud he'll rue tho
day as sure as my name Is Barhcs!' !'ife' 3
"Pray, my ny lord" said gentleman 70 Z
rather whimsical judge, what Is the dis
tinction between law aud equity courts "
"Very little in the end, replied biz
lordship; 9 they only differ 50 far as time
is concerned. At common lay, you are
done for at once; in equity, You are not 90
easily disposed Of. The one Is tfuti6 arid,
the other laudanuin." fs-s5tt3a
Az fancy dress ball III Paris, France,
recently, lady Aas seen ID very low
necked dress, wide floating and waving an
abundance Of green gauze. She was po-
litely asked BY gentleman what she per
sonated. @The sea, Monsieur"
cat low tide, then, Madam"
The lady blushed and the gentleman
smiled. si
II is told Of 4 Montgomery county field
officer, better acquainted with farming than
soldidfine, that when circumstances placed
hiHf ID command Of aregiment at Hatteras,
and wishing to oblicue his column in march
ing, he gave the order:
q Haw around that muAPddaleP
The island Of Asccnsicn, though belong.
ing t1 the British crc+sn. i ID fact . de-
pendency Of its navy. Whatever ship oi
war lies there becomes, fOr the time, tho
government, and the station is 50 pleasant
that tho officials always leave y With le
! get
, 1864-06-06
QUA cHILD,s wEDDIxG.

The wedding guests have left US now,
The house is silent grown,
The bridal flowers are dying fast,
And we are sad and loue.
We think Of her so far away,
We emiss our darling's voice,
The gentle step, the silvery laugh
That made our hearts rejoice.
I seek her room--last time went
Her arms were round me twined-
The bridal veil, The withered wreath
OF grunge flowers l find;
These tell me that our only one .tA
Hath LEFT our home aud hearth,
TO travel BY her husbaads side
3 LIES steep and thcrny path.
There lie the books she left behind,
N In each her maiden name
IT'S strange to think my child will now
Another title claim.
sit and muse upon the past:
Ii seems but yesterday
That she. tiny. helpless babe,
Upon my bosomlay.
It's harder far to part from her
Than human tongue can tell,
{ Yet I'm content to give her up
TO one who loves her well;
For be Is worthy Of our child;
And, though she loves him best,
/ know her parents still will keep
3 A place wishin her breast
Oh, Lord, we pray. protect and guide
Our son and daughter both;
Help them in sorrow and in joy
To keep their marriage troth.
Bless them with faith in Christ, thy Son,
That when this life Is DER,
Their happy, ransomed souls may dwell
With Thee for evermore. 4
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
: RRuPOaALa.

CTRRErCoMMIssIoHER's OFFICE, 2s7 BROADWAY,
y New York, March a. 1864.
To Ceutracers enclosed sealed envelope,
endorsed the title OF the work and with the ~
the bidder written thereon win be received t this ofce
atna and grading wotth and interesting Streets between
Broadway and Barter street. =,
For reruatIna grading curbing sutterng and tagging
Yy eirhth street, between Fourth and fifth
FOR regulating grading, curbng. gutterng and tagging
Twenty 6rs street. Tenth and Eleventh
For curbng gutering and Tagging Eleventh avenue, be.
tween Forty second and Forty third streets.
For eurpluG gutterng and tagging Second avenue be.
tween on. Hundred and Eighth and One Hundred aud
For sursns sS.ering sas hassns Seventy ninth street,
rcr eurbins, gu.lering and essyng One Hundred aud
For naEgine sixth avenue, between Fortyeish,h and
For dsssSs twenty second street, between Second ave.
For Ssss'nS barrow street. between West and oNsnwich
Fer sassns Forypin,h street. between Sixth avenue and
For csssins Ninsseth street. between Fourth aud Fifth
Sos aing between sI,yhird and sr,y fourth streets
ana Eiqhth and Ninth avenues
-.Yor dredging slip between piers Forsynins and Fifty,
HAL forms OF proposals. together wih s specifications
and be obtained this uce. Dated Street
Com mssionera Department. New York, March n, 1884
CHARLES o. CORNELL. Street Commisxoner
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
EKRRY LEASES AT AUCTION.
II AT THR CITY HALL.

). sas SsspSs s:,S !: ssys1
secsSy. for term Of ten years. from the is day
Houston street East river New York 70 the foot Of Grand
Lease Ferry now s;s:s!i.Ssa from the foot q
% rf rS. ss ss sS
street BrooElyn, Z; o. .-.,,.,., -, :,
Ssrs New York % sss foot q Pa
The Lease o the Ferry now established from the foot
Christopher street, North river New York. Hobokon
said several ferry lease. win be sold with az
oorporaa'n o. The o'yc cSySi;Ioss g Mr.
usual form of Ferry Leases heretofore entered into BIZ the
each Of the above named Ferries 70 Os made
on To- and contain Dl on The
The lessee ssees that be or they will conduct and man
Ss % s. b " rs 5,
the Perry Lease and ss appeSadsGe pen ss
sass x e
sSey (
he corporson He viii be required Also 10 furnish an
obisaon nc sam. time esscaied * two sars'ls. 70 70
by The COMPTROLLER for the pnnctgs payment Of
ss Ike % sd The ss s
ps
y h in With
dSas n.ns1 s,,a.r os
shodd the lease the ABOVE nsmea @ o.
III be req ured accordance with the provisions OF
the laws OF the State to purchase fair appraised vaiua-
should lessees desire TO ss the boats
buildings Gxures for the purposes Of ferry
sad value be nxed selected by the old and
the parties cannot agree - 70 the amount TO
shall also contain covenant. requiring each
force pump with not less than hundred feet Of hose
the quality and dmensions as that used by The Fire De.
Of New York and to be used the
eIngushment Of nres whenever required by phief
EnQnecr or his the Fire Department Of
city New York for which services The lessee shall re-
no Time 10 be counted less than one hour -
MATHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

y, a. ~
:;:;:: :;:::; :;:;|::; i =: =: +: E E $sa& ~
- : = AsRAn wAkEkAH, ressmssssr.
CORP0RATION NOTIONS.
G0RPoRArioE SALE or RzAL ssTAra.
Public .s.Ics hereby svea thasy virtue q the ps~srs
vested |. the csumlsoasrs Of the Sinking ruaA q che
city Of New York. sy sa ssdnascs q The os~nsa Council
passed February a is aad a ~ Of the Legislature
this sAss paasea Nay H. iss Tie csmnisssssrs Of ths
Sinking Fund win oser for sale ss public ssesa - saar
day. the ~ day or April 1884, aosa. u tAs EIcaaags
salesroon. Ne Ill Broadway in the ciysf New Vsrk by
WILLIAM KEENKLLv. Auc,ioneer. the following Real
Estate belonging 10 The city o. New vort. vs.-
Oss lot Of Land on The south sAs u ossy Han plscs
n the city Of New York. between Chambers cad Rsads
strseA
One lot q Ian On tie side Of Main street. h the
yof Brootiyn between wssr street and .hsgEa& avss
Maps maybe obtained .. .ss os.p.roasrs sass Hall q
Eeosrds On and after March =. lSsA
Terms Of sse-Tcn per cent Of the purchase money ana
expenses Of auction and sale % Be paid tho comptsees
once iunedisey after shs sale Thirty psr cant tho
,dAy OF Nay psI when The deeds will be ready for do
ve the balance may remaia bond aud msrtgage for
years from Nay l. 1874 With insrss. the rase Of sz
per cen. per annun. payable halfyeariy
MATHEW r BRENNAN. Comptroller
CInsr Nsw YoRE. DsrAarssxs osfixAScL coxrrEot-
LyR's Orrrcs March O. 1854
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
THB FIREMEN.

AMHRIoUs ENGINE COMPANY. NO. 6-THE HOUSE
"A Of Tie stove named company win bs open for the
optiop OF aid Of The Fair
y and Inclusive o. "Wednesday March % from 70 10
All parties wishing 10 call end examine tbe collection VIII
please bear nm mind that the house dosed for such pur
poses Wednesday evening" March VA ~ ~ l., ~
JOHN BUcKHEk Foreman
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
CORPORATION PIERS AND SLIPS

0EAB6O AT AUCIION.
Notice u hereby given that the Comptroller will. Mon
Say The 2stn d.y Of AsIcn iSSa q II occcs n q the
and Slips belonging the Corporations hs Of which
lerm Of nve years, from the lei day Of May. 1884
Of %ss IS had 10 G Cser
Revenue q this oice whers maps VIII also be shown et
"' A'0'e'aaa WA HATfRKW 4. BRENNAN. Comptroller
Cir or Nxw YORK, DRrARTMHSf o. FINANCE,
CoMPIRolLxRs OrrIcH Feb d. 1854 J
The New York herald., 1864-03-26
MARKET CELLARS
OTHER PROPERTY % OF TIE CORPORATION
LEASED AT AUCTION.


sss: s:i:sy ~ ssa FL r. I'm
fos n Of vs year. AS from NTH the Isl day A:
Catalogue. containing the Descriptions location and
Revenue Al this o9ice o9ice-ruxw pnpss.x cou,,.,.,
Carr 6osr1nOnIias OnI D.'i OFFICE F.S q. isss
VALuABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT PUBLIC AUG
On e Souday. y.' xps @ H. 1854 .. eleven O'Clock A NJ
de- der @ SH DAY
$ Z s 4 ss ss 3 s.'sss sssa &
Of the rr.nenss OF Ferry .eos. 70 ;.
AID East river. New York. the clip foot Of Bridge
D (. Ss'a ss oc e s
BSS.y1 r lease! viii Ss so S all tn.
css1porsdsa s1s y Assi'yS ySSTDTTTSss 8 E;T ysss
IKE FOR each Of ferries to DO made
conform 70 tho 9, the city charter & re,s
lessee or essees that he or ey conduct the
sd Terry ferries agreessy TO such rules rega,,soo, or
10 be passed By the Common Council or State
Rs purchaser of the ferry lease and s appendgs In
ss % e y o &c ssq%Fsa
lease With the Otherwise . be forfeited g
ob,Isaticn Al the same executed by surees "a
this effect, that will execute bond with sure.ies 70
ba annroved by Comproier for the punctuA
Of Tie rent yearly and the faithful execution q
The expense OF the bonds and stamps bs
paid es % ad % 90 O. S
premises proposed to be leased, during
Tte lease shall also contain covenant requiring each
force pump with no, ess than 40 fee, Of bose q the
q bey yc,g g0 Of New YORK and used for Is. sinsash
of fres whenever required by the Chief Engineer
III OF the Fire Department OF the cly OF New
Yors Tor which services shall receive twenty dol
lars FER for each hour engaged. aud time 70 be
counted less 'hs MATTHEW BRENNAN. Comptroller.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

;. Farm AT .YooDRfDoE y. a., on
= Re- aroad, Of 80 soses good ksd, Soc or.
Darn. outhousea, Ao., only three mia t4es'
. desirable pisce IN evey way. For fur.
. apply on the premises Of y. VAN RIPER,
MY. corner " Chambers and West streets,
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

% CLOSE THE ESTATE OF y. G.
fedi two Lo's soush side Of Yifty.ninth
81 81 Elghth avenue, being close 70 the
ner oi csn,n Para. Price $4,000 each,
sslth side OF ll6th street. 2iO fees cas- OF
rtce 500 each. Apply 10 oTTo Ernst
sry, corner Canal street
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

CTRAMER BROADWAY YoR y0NKBRs, HASTINGS
- poebs' Perry Tarrytowu Sing Bng and bsverstrsw,
even snNasVa w eelsek, tvn ger tss' " sf srsss
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

A GENrLEMAH, ABOUT LEAVING roE EUROPE,
"A VIII cell sacrifice his Farm and Country Resi-
hence on Long Island, including Furniture tnne rooms
somplee). FAsm Utensils Horses Family Carriage Plea
sure with HArness double and single.
carriage aud other oushouses Farm IN rs rate condion
winter grain moving grounds plenty OF hay and straw
IN barns worth S9o0 viii sell for $50 y; half cash bal
uce mortgage fne chance every on the place
John FORGIE. No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

A DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED FARM
splendid river froat. contaisius 20 acres,
90 bsrB aud eptbuildirvs. orchard OF fruit,
coating aud bathing. And within about one
sAto, adjoining. an elegantRiver Front Of
se rear aud ad joip ina the aboyp, win yssy
S'mN Inquire on tbe premises between
qn, ~ JAMES SIMMONS, o. 70 hs I'd.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

n RARE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY.-A MAN
"A with small Of cash. as an active partner in
he business already established OF the manufaoture of
lair wort newly nyened and unequalled hais dye and
kher articles Must be good and experienced
OF business OF this character with good address,
ieubted honesty and sobrety such party liberal
VII be granted Address. with real name residence and
eference, J. u c., Herald once.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

SrLENDID FRUIT AND GRAIN FARM AND FINE
Griss Min, ~ Little Fails N. j.; two grapes
undanee Of other fruits house barn and out budings
feet fall Tho mill Is In perfect order-two Of
VIII exchange. Also large number OF Fsrms for sale
change. JOHN FoRGIB, No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

"A Farm OF 90 ACRES; FIRST CLASS
nents, lne soil orchard, plenty Of tmber, two
lie station. Apply 70 J. J. TALLhAN, i92
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

Z RARE CHANCE TO SECURE DELIGHTFUL
rural home or for safe Investment ey capalist 20
scres OF excellent Land of valuable timber land; OBJ
In form. lying on corner and available for division
use bes, OF ouieudnrs or good fruit flower
,rden and lawn tasefuy laid out shrubbsry evergreen
I'd shade trees In prouson Of l6 ~ years. growth
yslum In summer; pleasant surroundings; heAhulnsss
location unsurpassed 50 minutes by rail from Barclay
rms and location add ess L. D. boz i2 Herald ONCE,
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

.
"A j.; one OF the best city. hasing
youth ana woet corner fronting
reured asd part Of the city, 10 Gloss
Pr best material and u The with AL The mocern
Hpcvemen The lot 10 n fet front 81 feet rear s<t io
oet IN oepsh. laid out 10 and pretty garden style
a oppertun TO Of the most eligible ana oe:1
arranged residences offered this city Letters ad
Sressed 20 b. box 643 Pest once, Newark N J VIII receive
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

DESIRABLE HOMESTEAD. IS NILES FROM
New York aud az miles from the railroad depot a
g Would self for part cash and part New York or
,okiyn properly. Apply 70 ALLEN NEWMAN, 70
IL street
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

EOR sALE-IN HUDSON CITY. n. j., POUR STORY
House. with large garden splendd place for gen.
temans family. frat class No boarding semi
nary the House large and has all airy.
and has front view Inquire Of RYAN JONk6. 81 Mont.
gomery street. jersey City.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

S00KLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE.-rHE WELL
built two and half story House. with wing the same
hi; house ~ feet by s. wing Is by a. the corner of
rgreen avenue and Woodbine street, with i've more
g, grSund accessble BY cars AZ all times Apply 70
9 n. T.. or 10 A. H. SUyDAM. on the premises. Terms
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

EoR SALEM JERSEY CITY, A FINE REsIDRNCE.
with two lots Of ground, splendid place situated
Van Worst square twelve
Lots In dtnrent parts of the oy small Houses and
Quirs OF EVAN JONES' 81 Montgomery street. Jersey City
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

BARGAIN.-FOR SALE, A THEE STORY HIGH
s,oop brick House in Thirteenth street, near Sixth
containing all the modern size 10
io lot los Price S20O0, IS 900 bond and
teage at per cent Apply TO or address EDGAR 4
WHENCE, 81 Bleeckor street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

A r0RDHAM-A FINE BUILDING SPOT sEvEN
n Lots; no money required " built suitable for
Ecsidence opposite
n hsa b Haskin. near depot Inquire OF @. w.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

OIL FACTORY. WITH EIoBT LOTS FOR SALEM
~ hroOtlyni brick building s0ril2 and engine house,
hrse svis and everything complete Apply 70 h A. WAR
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

DOR sALE-AT TARRYrOwH. WE'LL BUILT
brick House, half an acre Of ground IN garden. with
Possession April Apply 70 j. B. PoNEROI. is2 Broad.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

Murray Hn medium size, brown atone snd In beautiful
order throughout desaby located Park and Madison
ssssuss The n offered complete Win
elaborate and cesty and in excellent condition Price Ss6
address e. boz l3sa Post ONCE. or apply 70 WARD No.
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

DoETICAL REGULATIONS
CLINTON HALL. 4sroR PLACE.
MISS HELEN VANS,
SATURDAY EVENING, March 26, at O'Clock.
Tickets cents admitting gentleman and lady or two
Twenty sixth street. 81 Liberty street.
and al Crewen's, 649 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-03-26

RARE CHAHCE.-FoR SALE. ONE OF THE
eness Places on The west bank OF the Passaic river
outbuildings; plenty Of lrui. aud ornamental trees;
on perfectly healthy For full particulars inquire Of
D. kAuLBACk. Ml Fulton street, th ird door