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An exchange says the most viruient aud
blood-thirssyol the Copperheads. whose DAY.
dream and night cogitations. and secret mid
night conclaves, all tend merely TO s.dle.
riot. pesulence famine-aro crying aloud
from TIE hosss-tOps Peace, peace
On Vbat Jewel Ia the bosOms of our Eel
low-countrymen Is THE peace this intense
lovelinsss. thia ingon1ousness. this wolver
me lsmb-play The Peace Democracy
they are playing sheep in wolves semblance.
They howl "clear the water" don't you
muddy tue stream or you viii be murdered
They stand above on the stream aal cry
down the current. det out 81 The water
you muddy e up here" Tbis the Copper
heads aEo doiag- this the Peace Democracy
are rantlng about Liko the wolf IN the ia
be. they feel theiE moanuees. they have
enough intelligence 10 know tho great crime
they are medita'iug, aud they &c, up rage
about the true representatives, OF peace. IN
or5er that they msy have even snca mlscr
able excuse A. the xolf cot up for himself
,ha, the lamb standing in the current below
hin wsa mrddying the stream when be
stood above. Befouled aud bsgsimmed IN Sc
osa corrap, and devilish Intent he could not
bear the weight of his lofamy-but must
needs cast Il oti on the very rype Of Peace
which o. al thioes was 10 the most startling
and awful contrast % himself and his real 90.
Jet. 50 Il Is with the Corpefbeads
Intriguing cotsplFing u burn. rob. pillage.
ravsge. destroy theY cry pesce-peace--
Is there any peace No In the language
Of P.ralek HssEr, they NAV cry peace
bui there d no peace DO 20 want peace
Ycs. but not sneh peace ~ they would pro-
vide Tor u----ach peace a. vnItuFss give TO
lambs
Whenever she dew. wishes to abuse rs.
has he not always come u the Rarb Of peace.
elsh smirk Of happy benshcences and
bps 10 not always abused Us with ais bypo-
critical prsteuslops. only 70 damn us
What bs>e. insxpressible hyposraey. are
these men nos guilty Of HypOcraey. the
onls evil that walks invineihls except to God
alone Ca Il &c that the people vii be
deceived Or Is not The preieo~s TOO Ia
grans for mischief re trust shat Is s.
There never vas a more sndae'eus assamp-
tiou Ne~er. AID - very ardAcity : e.
posing Is % lAilare Ard doieat Peace.
peace such pcsoe-- Corperhsal peace -
Hold Is up--look 8, i. walk wilh i. talk
With II. examine Il on every sidc-bat do not
trr it---lal under i = hladan-dcalA
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q Que>tIoa

The chicago Trsbsas asks K there are any
coppcFhea.ls Who posses NO grains Of sense,
aud YET believe thai ihs rebels sill lay down
their arms. sn3 resafa 80 the rrisn "a re
Great of change of Administrator
The rebels intensely 5e-iss sbe 5efeas Of
Nr. LScotS fos reelection. The dread Il
rs cosslausscs IA osiee fos four vears loag-
ef Ells sAem with glosm. They earnestly
hope ard rrsv for the elecsiou 81 the Cop
pcrAesa candidate. believing that 4 would
sFiag them peace Aa1 Independence Thsy
have 10 expectation tat Liucoln would ever
sien paper acknowledges the di-solussoa
o. TIE Csioa. Rather thar 80 that they
knew hs wlll hshs Ga while ssit,sr ca bs
nasierea . are sAot
II he Copperaeads have snv faaa i she
preseuse 81 sone os thea. sAas peace Azd =
ressorstioa OF The rnioa can be effected M
der : Dsnocr.tic" sdmsnistrAtion skere Is =
snpie AMI essy wsy - prove a. Les then
cal O. her sshel ~Demecrstice hreshren
20 dreisFs tssi shey are ready AID ~ilisa< 10
lay do~n TIER sFns xn1 return . re Uniou
~henevsr LExcots = defeated and .Dsnc
es.t" : elected Freshest. VIZ hare tesr
Dos Dee - before sAi.2 Bee.z.e tA~y kas.r
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:. tho rebels would make no such promise.
aud do not intebd ever 10 return to the Un-
ION unless they arc coercee back. This Is
the simple truth Of the sua.ser. Why then
10 Coppsrheads persist IN saying that the
rebels will return 20 their allegiance II Lin
coin = dsfcateif Is il not said for purposes
Of deceplioni II the rebels intended 70 re-
turn 70 the UsIoa 10 case ef the election Of
a"Democrat" President. they would 80 de-
clare beforehand. In order 10 seizure Bis cleo.
ton and 70 defeat Lincoln, whom they most
anxiously wish 10 have beaten.
What they expec; 70 gain by the election
ola ID mocroi" President Is a dlsunlon
peace md Confederate indsperdeace. -
And thai j. precisely what they would get
Let the people be informed Of the truth
The subject Il too grave sud mOmsntous fo'
the practice Of the afts Bipartisan deception
AID hnmbug
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

Their efforts were not wholly spent on The
polished msr,le. tie fantastic cArsisss. and
the msay-solored ensmeis and frescoes
whica vsrc 10 please monarch. their pr
sAte dsellinea ara mkffeA Of neAlaess AID
e-eg&ucF, even the cottages Of tho white
tarosned peasantsy. under whose skilifal
care The Vega biossomsd Ike garden. we're
mirsciss ~ eis4alisess ~hen COMPARED With
soe sicFenly aho3es q CarisiiAn Spanars~
A. fog he houses q tie merchants Ard cav
Alters the n1mersas gectxy o. MooFisA
kiuriom. thsy htd terracrd roofs With vel
cone supinks. iofty wird-tous % catch ev-
err breath 81 ar yTocnrkoie il that snitry
climate. col upper chambers. Aod esoeciAl-
Il baths AID iountzins- / he Gothie hidklEoes
Of Castle sosered Al fhe sposless nsers. tie
snouy walls, and. above al. Al ne pkzsion a
thcsc ind1<is for wasaiak. AID the provision
they make lor that ed nlnsse ard he>Ehcn-
ish prscsics Bot - cause AID elect &C; ard
rcecs ever The worid. there i little dseb<
tat vs rws z.nT lsssca. n oshsr nstters
taan peTsic aid chemistry. - the xsslsns
OF Spsia.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

THE latest advices from Mexico are OF To-
terest. They go TO show that the great con-
test between constitutional and absolute gov
ernmeot Is only jus, begun while the forces
Of both parties are gathering for another
and more embi'tered struggle. The embar-
ras'ments which surround MAxINLIAS's gov
eminent are every day on the increase. and
he will require--vhat DO ia said to lack--all
tho ability Of a akillful ruler 60 steer his way
through the storm with which be Is threaten
ed he Is waking up to tho necessity OF hsv-
ing some order in his financial afF.irs. aud
gent request thar retormatory measures shall
be carried out
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

The emigration from the East TO the West.
this season. has hesn one continued. and con-
tinuous lido Of men. women. children ard
wagons From a memorandum kept st Fort
Laramie. it appears TIA; 6l6l wagons. with
over IS 900 anlmals. passed by that route
westwardIy. r., IN tho middle of March ,ill
the Oh Of July The smlgranis numbered
over 10 600 persons Besides these there
haa been an immense emigration Of settlers,
minsu. ffeiehters. & f. On the stage route
through the Cheyenne Pass No doubt the
total number Of westward bouod across the
plsiaa. this scsson. exceeds so 600.
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Postage 10 the ssr.si~h Austria.
liam Colonies and New Zealand

The increased postage q fosty-fve certs
per SINGLE rsso. uhieb ne pnhlIc was notified
woaii bs charged On ana after the Ia of
Jniy. 1864, upeu letsets addressed to tho
Australian Colonies and New ZeAlard and
Transmitted IN the British mail via south
ampson. vii not be levied aud collected the
British efsicer having given subsequent no.
tee Of its decision rat 10 carry The change
into efect st present.
All letter.. therefore. addressed 70 The
Colonies Of vic,osis. New south Wales,
Queenlend. Tasmanis. South Australia.
westera Austria and New Zealand. viii cor
bnoe TO he chargesbls with he old rate Of
postage. via. shiEty-three cents per single
rate Of bali Al ounce Or under. prsssya~n,
reeeircf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-12

By sloop from Hsrbor Island We learn
that the Florida has taken aud burnt two
more vessels. one wbalor and the other /.
trader The names are not given. As "a
the crews they we're pat on board Of a
schooner. and carried % the Islaad. This
steamer . very scourge 70 Our trade. and
IL deeds are moee daring than even saoss OF
it- late eeusort The fact Of Ga cruising in
tbe-o s4iels 18th crowd Of steamers 10
chose. supplies All very much. bat this is
coafiins lie.
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TIE hap5lsli augGry Of peace which The
telegraph wires nave & ,shed 10 IA for two
YEAR,. a The action Of ths Democrats Con
vetiions q Kentucky. Ohio ard Illinois.
I ney have seni delegates 20 the Natioral
Convention with Instructions TO vote for a
Peace Platform framed upon the principles
q Longs speech. AZ last, thee. the banner
% truth Is being lifted over tho heads OF a
people who have been staggering in passion
blood and darkness for three years.
Drowning men. Il Is sad, will catch AZ
siravs and we tank the condition Of Rebel
dom must be desperate II IL expects anything
from the action Of the Chicago Convention.
Ia8 operations Of score OF such gatherings
can never inangur.te peace in tbs country
upon the policy suggested By Mr. LoSc
The General Government has gone sufficient.
" into this Wat 70 noE continue il until not
sn armed Rebel is left in the land No pro-
position looking 70 any other end would BE-
entertained ~ tho loyal citizens of lhs
Uuiled States They have expended lheii
treasure aud spilled their blood to the &C
complisbment Of this end, and having growr
earnest ia the work they DO not look bach
over the terrible field of carnage occasione,
by rebeliou- attempts against the Govern.
ment The only "bauner ihey know IL thl
flag OF our country, and that must and vii
float nndsputed from the lakes 70 the gulf
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THE dissatisfied sentiment OF North Caro-
Ina has long been matter of the utmost
concern 70 the central despotism at Rich
moud, and II it eau DC suppressed by fair
means or foul, summary disposition will be
nude Of t. The right OF secession Of the
Southern States from the United States, was
one OF the cardinal doctrines Of the Rebels
al the commencement at the war. But
secession from Contederacy IN which the
rights Of every State TO separate from others
was the foundation. cannot be recognized
Il was patriotic sentiment a. against the
United States, but il IS an objectionable
heresy against the Confederacy. Secession
to break up one Government and form
another was righteous doctrine, but Sccess-
ion to broak up a Government founded
upon Secession. would be dangerous and
rebellious principle. aud i, caunst be allowed
Such are the inconsistencies and contradict
tons OF original Sin. which tain, every act
that follows.
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u. S. BONDS.
PROPOSALS FOR loan.


TMasUaY DrPAAiMrSr, JuLY Is. 1884
Notice is hereby given ths, subscriptions will be
received By the Treasurer fthe United states. the
sevsrAI Assistant Tseasurers and designated Depos.
itsries, aud by the National Banks designated and
qualified as DeposIsries and financial Agents. for
Treasury Notes payable three years FROM August
Is 1861, bearing interest at the rate Of seven and
threete nths per cent per sDnum, with semi annual
coupons attached. payable II laval money
These rOtes win DC convertible a. the option oIthe
holder at maturity. into sir per cent. gold bearing
bond, rsdeemable after Eve ani payable twenty
YEAR, from August Is, issT.
TIE Notes will Ne issued In concentrations Of fty,
oue Luntrsd fve hundred. one thousAhi. aud Eve
taoa.afd dollars. and win es issued 10 b'sns, or
payable 10 order a. may Be directed By The sobsor.
tsrs
All subscriptions lAast be f,r ety dollars. or Son
multiple Of ait' dollars.
Duplicate cesin ,Atss will be issued for ell d~pos.
IT,. The parry dep'stiug must endorse upon the
.aal certificate tho dsnorin alton Of noes rsquir-
81, ard whether they are 20 b Issued IN blank or
payable to order when 80 ndOrsea It must Be n
With tie oioer receiving tn deposit 20 be forward
81 % ihis Department
The notes VIII be transmitted to the o~nsrs free
transportation charges as soon after the receipt Of
ths original Certificates ofDspO.i, a. they can be
prepared
Intsres, will he allowed TO August Is. On ell de-
post, usde PRIOR TO that date end viii be paid by
n. Department upon resolp, Of the ors lasl csrtia
GATES.
As tie notes Draw Interest fron Ausus; Is. per
sons making deposits subsequent TO thsi date must
pay shs interest accrue from date Of note - aae a
deposit
Psrsles deposlsiax sweasy i've Thousand aoilsIs
sna upwards for thsse notes any tiae viii be
all. Vel commission o. ose-Qasrter o. orr cent
which viii be paid By this Department mon the re-
oelps Of I'M Cor she snorus, certified toby he of-
acsr vi,A whom the deposit sAs male. No aeias
ton for commissions mu.s D. nzis from he si.
it,
oesrsrs receiving deposits will ilAl ts .ssgsr
endorsements naade upon the original esEsscsie
A. orsesrs sushorl1ea % r~csIvs d-po-ss. arr re-
qss.ssa 10 give 20 applicants Al desired lafrms-
ten. 81 .-ors every sscsity for making snsserio-
tions
W.. FEssESpKy.
Sscreary ras Tfs~ssrg.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL 81 REcErED
By the
First National Bank Of Terre
Hautc. Ind
AND ALL RrsPEcTABLE BANKS AND RAxKsRs
shresrAsut The country vin donbties.
AFFORD fAcILlIIKs ID SUBSCRIBERS.
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BOOKKEEPING.
TERRE HAUTE
Commercial College

Removed frsl Rsrr's Hat. oo-nrv Fish AID nns
streets -
MiashaTs Bviidiag, 81 lNain 81,
DooK-KEEpING RY DOUBLE
ID Kntry apples - sssry cs><rz.~rt Il
rste. whcisale. k<lxl Es1lvtusl. Pk-sr<rxkip.
cozpoznA. Cozpszy Parfns-xE .. Cozns<s.oo,
SespslrE Nsurrrcrz-in<. Raj Eo<elr<. si-sz-
hos<irg 1k.1x go
f-n.kashsp. Con1er<lAl Cc-rxspsutt1>< knt
ArifkzeFt slli rec ,tVs prezrf atteat3o1-
80 rae re1n Akx tesa Cited ID fnr he zccoul-
c1sftcn = Lsfi&s
HOURS OF INSTITUTION
rFnn 80 = s'eic<k a -. f-c2 % s1-1 p. n.
Fur fsrtA-g sasu-nxtsoz call = tie cois.<s R>ons,
a. stsr>.s (s1<.osizx "a npa BE Pr.octpal
n. c.kyzS.
or. ~ r-ssr~ur>z l,xs.rs e tss sssls~is s.xsss
lz<s e he clfy
T. SCOTT. ESQ. n BCcKTx6uAk.
u nClnAS' J. o Jo1t4 IN
~. THOMPSON. FxnD .. noss. WI uuuB,
su2ocs=
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f,ouNTRy sRAT ron sALE.-A VERY DFsIRABLs

(,oCHTRY SEAT Fof SALE or TO LET-.T KEY
~ po's ~ J-two oat fon The q ~ daily stsenbasis.
large 10 situate h~h sra lad ioatln. water
p. wARasR, Sgi PIns street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY HOUSE FOR SALE OR
"A 70 let 10 the village OF Flushing; House 10 large and
has Oil modern improvements hot and cold water
throughout with great variety OF fruit and shade
trees Inquire Of LOWEREE SEABCHY, 2<9 fearl ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

yTALUABLE PROPERTY roR sALE-n ACRES OF

Situated in South Orange. N j. east Of the railroad
Prospect street within minutes walk OF the depot
commanding en.inence ahordng extensive and romantic
view OF mountain scenery The The
mountain air OF this section has long celebrated for It's
health restoring properties and s therefore, particularly
desirable for the premises old fashioned
Inc Wen o. water and an OFFENSIVE variety OF ehoe
This property situated that may be divided
several 6adin2 fine opportunity here offered
70 persons seeking Investment CT fancy property fo Ihey
own Occupancy.
HOMER MORGAN,
No 3Meror olitan Bank Building
Pine street,
New YORK
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1SIGHTR AYES E sPRoPf ETi.--toR SALE. A FIRST
II class brown srre aad Dwelling he
sic o. ;iayena~. HagSe 2.za l0l inquire
Of he owner, 10 gtth agene4t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

L,oR SALE, TO LEASE OR TO LET-A coon
House, on Third avenue, near Twenty FIRST street,
suitable goods other avenue business For mar
iclars apply 10 MArHEwsoN III Broad war from IL 10
3P NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

L'0R sALE-tN NOUN VERNON, 4 SICE TWO
E'ory House IN o. Crtsr, cosisinng nice rooms;
large corner lot s7ol os.oa near depot Inquire OF NJ.
MARBLE si2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

LfOR SALE OR TO LET-A COTTAGE HOUSE; II
rooms. extension boh,ndi with about laid out
rdcn, and Allied with the choicest and flowers
IN Middle Village or Newt0Nn. Il. j. On a stage
aud railroad. Apply 70 II p sPOONER, CITY
BANK, 81 Wall street.
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dor SALE -sas EIGHTH AVENUE, GOT 2Tsxlco.
br.ss building ioar s9ry and basement front, rear
hve story Furniture; three 100 feet deep factories
hgildng Gne opgortJnv Tor sncss purposes For par
;iculsfs ca &. r. v ETM0RE, tsl Broadway.
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acres a, the Inn. ion - Harrison atd centre sttees
Crtnre n w. The residsrce 81 william Nrensnd de
srafed Will SOLD - il - fn5aar information
inquire q T. b. TOMpi .iSs EzccJn1r.
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HANAL STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
~ No 505 Canal corner oi RenwcS street. Nora
side. 30 by "a fee Renw!ck rs
Ter wholesale grocery price 81 coo
vent zoo Inquire c J. r. MILLER, So Cana! street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE FARMS N TIE VI
n entity q Stanford, Conn for sale also Residences IN
abe village; also to let Residences tnrn she'd
pi-ted. Apply 70 TAYLOR BROTHERS, 1913 Nassau
street, ". "
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I,oR sArE-HorsE a Wet rwENTysEvEYTu
T. street free stories h.h basement sad cellar IN good
order. W 4 / low p4!Ced houses
far investns-t j. X POND,
SO SIKH svenue near Thirty fourth street
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L'oR RALE-Ix Brooklyn wISB The sURNr
tore complete osta.s ause arst class In every
The pegisc price. with furpture
5000 AFpy ~ pIsmis,s Portland avenue, " ond
rouse from Fulton srA6ue or - ~ A. DiETL lS2 william
rlfeei ia the lamp fae0ry
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LNoR SALE NEAR MAMARoNECK on THE NBw HA.
IT Railroad. Cottage and four OF 81 Land,
with Barn necessary buildings complete plenty osfrg
pure water; location desirable Apply 20 GEORGE
WATTS, On the premises OF 70 TAYLOR BROTHERS, 1873
Nassau street, New Nors
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TOR SALI-oNE Is root FRONT BRICK HOUSE
ard - foot HAuse in fittvtkrd
modern imi Fot enens. one to4r story aud basement
House. iSsbs brow stone, l1Ng0; bargains oca
sa.ts Five stone stores par cash snd mort
mge. Your tenement X uses clcSp. Apply 70 s. W
CEoNk. Tif Eighth avenue.
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EoR SALE,
WITH SrApIF

IN hTst Class OcatIon on Murray m DUN by TIE Ifttent
occupant IN Inc very best manner and eSooratcy finished
valuable features and improvements in addition 10 hoss
which USUALLY found IN first class houses
The stable large and of decidedly superior character
For further particulars and prces Apply 70
Wal strf
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TJOUsE FOR SALE IN THE CITY-TN TWELFTH
IL Greet Fifth ayenue the house IA rs feet wide
with ample parors spacious rooms, brown atone front
with extension room and library lot 100 feet teep AM the
whole .Cgmipg very desirable for large famiy
Dor terms, made easy, Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN MOI
Tlne street
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THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN VINO HAVE SERVED
Uuce Sam faithfully for The last thfee years, aged ~
and en- and whose term Of service viii eNre neSi June,
arr fesroas OF forming the acquaintance three Young
aid accomplish ladies' between TIE ages Of and with
Uea rafincnv YouNE iad leg reQu.s,e1 % enclose
iAtig oacs 10 flfite With VIII be returned esrec.
Address, Vi sincerity, Clanes WRIGHT Lenia hEdofeoS
rc'cn II gadc ssCert dNter, ThJd cipa army 81 re
lJltuNf.
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rIOUsF FOR sALE-NO. IL ALBION PLACE FOURTH
IL stres.-fhree stories and ATTIC, with ane er,ouson
room; modern improvements in good order VIII he
80 a low close an estate. Apply 10 MARSHALL LEI.
rERTS, las Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

L,DR sALE-A BRICK TWO STORY AND ATTIC COT.
faEe with story Extension s. Down NJ street,
=. Ea iott0gTg5 10 eleven rooms, and perfect
oar. diton For particulars inquire on The premises.
ISoR SALOON THE WEST BANK or THE PAssAIC
roer n. y. separately to.ether Two very beautiful
rver Fsoss about . aces each delightfully."- situated Tor
cuntrv fAsie with adv mage Of fshing boating
aud hsth ~ In N.he Of CHARLES BROWN, 10 Bond
Heet
ron rAEE-Ar RI sERsoM, y. ~ A HANDSOME rWo
u story tN.e Nat r, NpletuR with Two Lots OF Ground,
tim tnlce MINUTES " depot Pace $500 Ib4ailc -
- ?. slANDNs = Wills street f%i'fstn = =.
E0N sANF-iS FoURTu sTREFr ItTWEEN CHEFS.
v & TNef aud Wfff rsNth tfDNia Two fisY and fitr
~ 10 - .etSN igtts All me- gfcms' ~ - tAiW
3sse hggy "a p W LUDLOW A =! Ne Jne street.
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CNOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-TwO FURNISHED COT
iaGcs ueasaniv located; wareP view:
he city oy cas- or boat Apply 10 HAWKINS C0THREN.
10 Wall street.
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A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT IN AN EIlGIBLE AND
n peasant ppr,cn OF Eroo yn.Fodr lhee story brick
Bp elinys with modern improvements aud in perec
der also three Lots sdianle. c;ose
God na as. he sold Inquire OF 10 W. THOMAS, No 273
Frc3dway
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LNOR SALE OR TO LET-AT ONCE THE COUNTRY
Residence on Eadwsy ayenue, near Elizabeth, \. j.,
about tieen mics IRON New York by railroad. House
has thirteen and Is nicely surrounded with
shade and fruit three four which
includes the hut stables houses sc. whole
farm is forty two acres. SYLVESTER LAY.
Attorney al Law. 229 Broadway, y. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

rIoUsE AND LOT FOR SALEM EAST rENTB
HI street. Tompkns square full lot ana arre
vel built houee VIII be sold cheap and terms easy 81 b.
WARMER, ssh Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

WASHINGTON AVENUE. ERooKLYN.--FoR SALE.
w double House and four eight Lots; price use
and four lots and house and eight lcte S23000
SESSION nmedatey the house And x,nres alone would
ard ashionsole part Of Brooklyn and 10 central 70 all parts
O'Clock p NJ; Washnaton avenue, second house from
DeKaib avenne east eide. NJ E-Fivc per cent on from
above prices for cafh,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

HOUSE 20 ROOMS. CARRIAGE COACHMAN'S
n aBc ice house. and about OF Land Nonkers
Ter SAFE q % let good view grove irut garen &C. Also
House y furnished nnfurnshed. both beau,
fhis situated The ban OF the Hrdson gas thro out
Ine every way sraoe Address Owner, No. g. 80
William sycti. y Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

INOR sALN-sHE COUNTRY PLACE OF THE LATE
! 9. renic, the North Shrewsbury river n - 20
m ~ from ne city the village OF Red Bank high
" cultivated and complete in an ts arrangements profit
onvenences boating fishing and bathing; easy Of
and healthy beyond any question larthsr and fun
place and VIM SLOANE. COL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

A sFlENDIp FAM FOR sALF-coNTAININ0 100
"A q snTelior farming land located m .Sn a
Soonty y between Cayaga and Seneca axes W,o very
haspe yelling house and numerous ousoIdipgs Aypy 10
eaML BROWN, 80 Na1 81 eet y. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-04

IVoR shLE-FouR HANDSOME BROWN STONE
front Houses, high sioop three story and basement
with cellar. complete with all modern improve
nens for less than be bult for they are
well located beautiful high ground corner Of SECOND
GAN Jr Estate Agent rs Third avenue rear Fitch
street.