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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-21

A CoILsioS.-We regret 10 learn tha,
thevs ~as a collision yesterday on the
North Carolina Railroad at Morrisyills,
some twelve miles West Of this CITY, be-
tween the passenger train comias IN this
direction and a freight train. Very con-
siderable damage was done TO bsih trains,
and several passengers were injured. a.
mong whom was David Beihuns, Esq.
Commoner elect from the county Of Robe
son. We understand he had both legs
broken--onc Of them in three places.
Rsleigh Conservative.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-21
Rrorsra.rloS o. ExrnpTs AND DErAlLrr

REoIsrRaTioS OF ExEMPTs AND DETAILED
MRN.-The War Department has ordered
the registration Of all male white persons
between the ages u seventeen and iltty
years who are not now actually in the field
or in the reserves, aud also Of all boys who
will attain to the age oil seventeen within
the next twelve months, with the month IN
which they will become seventeen. The
grounds OF exemption or detail will also
have TO be given. Under this order, Cap.
tain Coke, the enrolling officer for this dis.
trict. will proceed with the registration
without delay. Confederate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-21

Headquarters Military Dist. Of Miss,
Ia the Field, Atlanta. SePt.7, 1865
To General j. R. Hood.
Commanding Confederate drmy.
GENERAL have deemed il the interest
o. the United States that thu citizens now
residing in Atlanta should be removed.
Those who prefer. to 20 Sauth. the rest
North. Fer the former. can provide
transportation and cars to Rough and Rea-
Jy, also wagons. But that their removal
may be made with as little discomfort as
possible. il will be necessary that yoa as
sist families from Rough and Ready to the
cars AZ Lovejoy.
If yeu consent, will undertake the re-
moval Of families in Atlanta who prefer to
90 South, al far as Rough aad Ready. with
ali moreabIe effects. such as clothing,
trunks, reasonable furniture, bedding, sc.
Servants, white and black. may also accom-
panv them, provided no force be used to-
wards the blacks. enc way or the other.
Ii they wish 10 20 TO their masters and
mistressss. they can do 80. otherwise they
will be sent away or employed By the quar-
termasters. Atlanta IS no place for tami-
lies or non -eembatanls. | have no desire
70 send persons North. if you in con-
veyius them South.
Ii this proposition meets your views,
will consent 10 truce in the neighbor-
hood Of Rough and Ready, stipulating that
aay wagons, horses, animals or persons.
sent for purposes stated. shall. 10 no man
ner. be harmed or melestsd; you in your
tarn agreeing that any cars. wagons, car
RACES, persons or animals shall NJ. Be ia
terfsred with. Each might send guard,
say enc hundred men, to maintain ordsr.
The truce TO be limited to ten DAYS, after
certain tine appoiated.
authorizes the Mayor 70 choose tive
citizens TO carry this letter and such docu :
aents as :he Mayor may forward in sxpla-
nation. Awaiting your reply. | have the
honor 10 be -FOUR obelient servant.
w. I. SHERMAN, Maj. Gen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-21
Headquarters Amy Of Tenn, .
IN the Field, Sept. 9. 1864. 5

Headquarters Amy Of Tenn,
In the Field, Sept 9. 1854.
To Iisj. Gen. W. r. Sherman.
Commanding U. s. Forces IL Georgia.
GESgRAL:-Ysur letter Of yesterdays
date borne by James VI. Pail and James r.
Crew. citizens Of Atlanta. IL received.
You say therein and deen it to the in
tere.t Of the United States that citizens
residing 1t Atlanta be removed. &c. do
not cossider tina, have any alternative ia
the mi;ter accept The proposition 10 de-
clare ten days truce, or such time as may
BE deemed necessary to accomplish tho
purpose mentioned, and shall render all
the assistance in nv power to expediate
the transportation Of citizens 10 this direc-
ton.
Isu.gest that stat officers be appointed
By yol 70 superintend their removal from
the city TO Rough and Ready, while | ap.
point like silicer 10 control their removal
further Sonth; thst guard Of one hundred
msn be sent By each party a. You propose !,
to maintain order At that place, and that
the reaovsl begin on sext Monday, SEN
TENDER 18th.
And aoE. sir. permit me to say that III
unprecedented measure you propose tran
sesads the studied and ingenisus cruelty OF
all acts ever brought before the attention Of
mankind. even IL the darkest histsry oI
| war.
IL the nsmf Of the God Of hunaniiy
pratsd against the srsulsioa fro1 their
haaes aud fresides. sf the wives aud chill
dten ef our brave people.
! have tho honor 70 be, General, very
respectfully, yoar obedisnt servant,
]. B. HOOD, General.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-21

The steamer Advance. Which 70. ,ano time ba.
been employed between Wilmington and Sasap with
great profit 70 The Stale, captured on Saturday
tie 10Th instant on Ha,tegas. Il i sal he had nn
board 40 halesof cotton. from Wilmington hound cor
HALIFAX. The steamer Elsie was also taken. on The
18th inst with 1900 bale. oicO,,On from Wilmington
bound for Nassau. The Two vessel. and eargOe. are
valued al half million Of dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-21
The Ten Days Truce :

Ahe fcn Di5s lruce-lne corespon-
dence betweenGen. Sherman and Cen, Hood. on the
proposition FOR ten days truce win 10 fund Ia an
other column. Il viii We seen That Gen. sherman.
object is to all the citizens from Atsnla 10
be sent South " North, they may choose bu, mono
Of The families % Be suffered % remain Atlanta.
and al business is inerdiriel. except what j. con.
necled with the Amy. This Is measure Of harsh.
mess and cruelty unprecedented in msJsm wahlre.
andisyey justly and properly rcbukeJ y Zen. Hood
in the c losO Of his letter
Several hundred families have arrived 81 Macon in
very destitute and piiable condition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-21
THE TEN DAYS TRUCE.

The following is a copy Of the CORES
pondence between Gems. Hood and Sher-
man in regard to the ten days truce mat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-21
nUlellans Letter " Acceptance.

The following is the letter addressed to Gov. Sey
incur and others. by Gen. Mcclellan, accepting til.
nomination Of the Chicago Convention;
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Tnaurial.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW
YORK.
No A waus4,eo. N "
20. 4 Wall N. J

No. 4 wal-s.ree.. Ny.
Designated Depository and Fi.cal Agent Of United States
NATIONAL l0-iO FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
By instructions from tho Secretary Of the Treasury d(
March &C. 1854 this Bank will receive subscriptions for the
National Five Per Cent Loan coupon bonds or regis
tered csrhcste, redeemabe after ten and payable forty
years from date in COIN and viii allow to banks bankers Anc
brokers' the usual commission Of oneesh;h Of one per cent
This Loan bears gold interest, payable sensnnuay, on
coupon and registered bonds Of $500 and over and annually
Oh bonds Of the denominations Of so and 100 dollars
In subscribing parties requested to pay tho accrued in
terest from the first of March the day Of subscription, In
coin OF in currency sdding fly por cent premium
Mach and September in each year The semsnnua cou'
pon payable those dates and the annual coupons on the
$50 and 800 bonds ere payable the first OF March
The secreuIy Of the Treasury closes his instructions III tbs
following words:
"O the abov. terms. the First National Bank Of the City
az of which you President Is authorized to
ceiye bscrptions the National Of1 Loan and Is hored
Inst i,s the most energetic and active employ
sR Of WHICH I great reliance Sf attended
wan ''-"i rs. F. CnAsE Secretary oi the Tscssury.
"To 5. c. Thompson, esq, President"
The coupon bonds viii ready for delivery early in ArT,
and registered bonds sbout the frst Of May.
R.uittsncos may be made in Leg. Tender notes National
BsIt notes in drafts. &c, par in this city addressed
JAMES CURPHEY, Cashier First National Bank
Eew.York March 20. 1864 NewYofk
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
sSIc RAIIroap Co. TRrAsUnERs OYuos

tkipNEF1hif Nollf 4hslcA - iep. 4
nIVIDEND No. J3. - The BOARD OF
~ DIRECTORS Of ths road hsys this day dee.ea ~. ~
DEND az -FOUR DOLLARS TER SHARE on the freI'rfen
sratal s.ook OF this Company free from Government lsH
sayabe tie l5;h prexno out o! The net ssT 'c Ss
ooks Of the Company 70 have been the owners OF -a re
Cerred Stock on the Bth pToximo. -, - ..;s
mo Diydend on stool on the NewYork Books vii ne pAo
q. ths C,fce on KETCHI-M, son Co, Nc ~ E1ehsng9
ol,ee. on Boston Books At The Office OF J. e. ThAlkk
BRO and on Bridgeport Books AZ thls Oihce- 4, go,
The Transfer Books viii be closed from the eh 70 the I''h
* April botb days inclusive - ,,-,pr,r ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
EOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of tho CITY

EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of ths CITY
Of NEW-YORK. CAPITAL S.,uJy.0Io
By the suhoty OF ts secretary Of the fe1sury this BANK
l. prepared 10 receive suoscripnons 60 ias ~
NATIONAL 1EN-FOEIf LOAN
under supp eusuiafy % a. al snli.o an NJ
10 provide WAYS and Means or The support Of the Govern
rlrlnt % approved March , lttJ.
This Losn Is Kodsomab.e sfer ten and payable frty
dat. with intrrst o rate OF hve Pr een1 per
ainam. Interest and Principal payable in Com
Srbrp0ps the above iaust be ui-ds IN IA"tg money
Of thv United Sies and me accrued insrrai psd in
or In National Currency (Aide hy per cent pTsnum uLi
iUfthsr notice. OEOtoE OIDlhEi IEsa4esh-
n o. RoLsToN AssiatGlt Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
EIH.YonE. April 4. 1864.

HrvYonK, April L. 1854
visited nhs Mine in the month Of December 1862 accom-
panied by Glid1 Kuste tho distinguished Meturgst
and Mining Engineer acc Coast tor many years
the Processes Silver and Gold Extraction TscSnty
pubished California My opaion o the value and quality
Of this bns h b4sd Information derived f0m this geu,le
man and nly own ob.eryEiions Al the Mine
The Mine situated Ia AK about three miles north Of
the northern boundary line Of Sonora and five miles distant
Of tho year either by the way Of Los Angeles Lber
tad Guayas Bu; little work has been done ia developing
the Mine enough however 10 discover the width aud extent
Of the l9ds Gd dieTue the quality and value OF the ore,
Where the hs I. st the vein IL from four to six feet wide
between Deock and gsrnet running eat md west and ex
hbts sAenA md spAuTet Of lead cET5onte OF lead zne
blend and copper pyss the richest the slphurst lead
ssssyiug hundred and per the vein has been
pros pected about hf mile Mr kusie IN letter addressed
the san francisco ssya: The san Antonio lode
app sa where the sa surk good wide vein Of ore
by FIRE tnd will pay according 10 the
pr rortons of tho different nletA hos seventy to nnsy
dollars per tun."
believe hero en- abundant suppy Of this ore and that by
expenditure ofA comp si'ely small Of money the
pot in eond. to produce 90 tuns per day
Ills averages oly per tuu tho gr0ss product OF the
Mine would ssd S9OO ~ day the oltfe cost oi mining
and reducing ton u this ore viii not exceed +2O.
On the premises about ~ yards from Antonio Lode In
y. L. direction there h very rich copper ode sH feet
wide the which Obsined from Is lode c0nsiger.d
s,ersg) sasyed 80 por o. copper aud 40 In silver
Mnefs be oDlausd B Guy arbeT II tho Lnned.ie Vcs
ity Al about ten dollars per mouth
Tho reduction works Of the Mine three miles distant
"A the Nine conng OF ss engine aud two furnaces.
There sbudaaes al wood and water or al purposes
eol'dei the San Antoso very valuable Silver Mine;
worked with fkl and 3 vii produce most saiisfartoy
Tesli.L SAM. y. BUrTEkWORTH
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

CHICAGO AND ALTON FIRST MORT
z,a N al 7a ms 4s 3O5 $50 l76. $40, e. and d. have
been duly desrnsied for payment according to the sfm
the mortgnre utsrest theron will May lbt4 Ihe
undersed are rcsdy TO pay them with interest % I ~ nc
crusd on presentation and surrender.
g. J. TlLDEN, No. u Walla-, Trustees
L. H. MEYER No a. E1chanse.plnoe, -''''
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

CoRIsANN1E GOLD MINING COMPANY.
"
Capital 900 coo in sh.r-s Of SIC each BoOts Of 'ub-
,epiob for limited number Of Shares o, the Capital sssck
Of shi, Company viii b. orsnsd WEDNESDAY the eth
Inst ct the ofi,s Of LEAvEswoRTH Il sAEDERsoN,
Ne ~ WalI,l subseriptoH price s.
This Company offer superior indaceusna Capitalists tF
Al n,esnent IN one OF the riches. Cod Districts Of Colorado
T.lory For farther particulars apply 70 the BANKERS for
the COMPANY, LEAvENwORTH 4 sAEDEasoN, No. IS
wAIlst
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
financial.
GAN ANTONIO
SILVER MINING COMPANY
OF ARIZONA

60,oOO sHkREs-NoMINAL PAR, $50 EACH
1000 only to be subscribed for
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
UNITED sTATKs TREASURY, NEW YoEK, March "a lGb4.
IN AN GOVERNMENT LOAN.


IN IN GOVERNMENT LOAN.
1O"tO BY direction Of the Secretary ofthe Treasury,
hereby give notice that prepared receive subscription.
Of United States Bonds authorized by the Act
Of March O. 1864, bearing date March l, 1864 redeemsbe
at the pleasure Of the Government after years, and
7tysbls forty years from date bearing interest a. Eve per
centum year payable Bonds One Hundred Dol
lars aunusy and all Other Bonds semi annually in coin
Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupox Bonds
IS they may prefer
Re steed Bonds viii be issued Of the denominations Of
FiNy DosIs (s5O One Hundred Dollars 1901 Five HunG
red Do.ra $500 One thousand Dollars $1,000 Five Thou.
and Coupon Bonds o. the denominations Of Fiy Dollars $50
One Hundred Dollars 1907 Five Hundred DOan $500
and One Thousand Dollars $1,000
Subscribers this loan will have the option Of having their
bonds draw interest from March September J. the eo
may be- by paying the accrued interest in coin United
States notes. the Of National Banks adding hy pr
for premium receive them drawing interest folH the
date Of subscription and deposit
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions win issue my certificate
Of deposit therefor in duplicate the original Of which viii Dc
forwarded by tho subscriber the Secretary Of The Treasury
Washington with letter stating tho knd (reg,stsrod OF
coupou) and the denominations OF bonds required
Upon TIE receipt Of the orgn. certificate. the TreASry
Department the bonds subbribcd or will be transmitted 10
the subscribers respectively tho be pre-
pared.
commission Of eighth Of per cet win bo allowed
20 those subscribing for others resaeThe delivery Of
these bonds has commenced and viii be coknued promptly
JOHN J. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer, u 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
oYrIcE OF rrB PAxAxA RAnRoAD ConPAEr, ToSTIS,
- n NJ f-ahl

AOTH DIVIDEND.-TheB Board Of Directors
90 have THIS DAY declared Dividend o. fOUK ttl
PIN CFNT out Of The earns Of the Road for the hree
months ending 3lSt inst aud ONE ) PER INT out the
Aruir Of steamers sailing vessels Sc payable 70 the toct
edere or their legal T. after the 9TH day
OF April next TIE Transfer Books viii be closed Ron tne
,venng Of The s5th Of March, Unit ha m9r IN. Of tire ia oi
ADn nexL dENhf SNiAh 4ie4su!e.'
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07


ITO the STOCKHOLDERS Of the FOURTH
4 NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY Of NEW YORK;
Neetine OF tbs Stockholders Of the FOURTH NATIONAL
gSEK Of the CITY OF NEW YORK Is hereby called, 70 be
had Al the Oce OF the Bank No. 70 Pine IN the Ciy Of
NewYork on THURSDAY, the lith day Of AI, 1864 At
clocf p ~, for the purpose- . .
TTH. or reconsdernr and amending may be thought
sa.abe the Articles Of Association Of the said Bst
Seo0sd: OF considering and adopting BY Laws.
TAyd: Ofprovidns for the appointment Of President and
for the mode Of hs removal.
Forth Of providing for the appointment, and removal Of
Cashier snd other officers and agents Of the Bank.
Fi)h: or deberng upon the eIPedeney OF winding up
the Association and Of settling its affairs
SI Of deripz such other matters affecting the inter
ets tho be brought before te and a.
may be thought eIPsdient New iork 4th hpi, I0oL
lsupedl G. S. ROBBINS Son,
KETCHUM, SON Co,
EDWIN HOYT,
PETER COOPER,
ID. DREW,
LIVERMORE, CLEWS Co,
j. PIERPONT MORGAN Co..
G. L. ANTHONY
JOHN X. FORD
JAMES HOY,
WALDO HUfCHINS,
J6J STUART Co,
q. r.. DETMOLD.
TIMOTHY O. CHURCHlLL4
q. w. BAILEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
HENRY H. LEEDS Co., Auctonesrs.
VALUABLE COLLECTION Of CHO1C1
OH, PAINTINGS

HENRY H. LEEDS Il Co.. Auctionesrs
VALUABLE COLLECTION of CHOICE
OIL PAINTINGS
HENRY n. LEEDS Co. will sell At Auction on SA1UR.
DAY EVENING April - 3. o'clock, at the Old Dusseldorf
Gallery No. $40 Broadway neIt door TO THEny's. -
AN EXCEEDINGLY CHOICE AND lAlPOkIANI
COLLECTION or ORIGINAL AND VALUABLE PAINT
SGs BY the gresss artists Of tho French and Gern
schools which has been this SIDE OF tue
Atlantic prior the present exhibition, cocctsd during ser
era years residence In Paris by American gentlemen OF
eonsisned to ME SAMUEL r. AVERY, OF this city under
direction and sdvics they have been collected and wal
guaranty Of high quality and geunsnes' oi the WORKS
presented a., a d.
The works Of many artists viii he for the first
.rle America and also others most difcut TO obtain II
brei we may mention fine examples Of
EDWARD fRERE, kNAus piEHLs,
TRoToy, lsLEBERT MnLhn
UUIILEMEr DUYERgBs, NkbhosCksoVss,
LAsRAST DE MErL LIZ PoI1rHrs, koHK Nc H.
ANEEH, bkiLLouisb tozPfB IAll1'
HUBXER, and others
Also The old layore., the American Tros, PEcRrs,
CaLLr MoSrYALLEr LAMBERT, TnArRR, OsscnviLLER,
BoRK scHLTeEL. DAssAERr LAssAILz, &c, kc.
The Landscape dspaIt n viii possess unusual interest and
Of the artists being Tor the rss time represent
ed-including specimens BY
Y.Yr.ssKr ANrsRocHs
RozfEn CHAi6SBAU,
few choice warn CoLoA DaAvIsGs by the popular
| artists, DAVID, MARION. In BAs hAnsLK.
AL of these fine works OF art have eecn selected espec
with tie Of getting Tepreseaatvs wotks Of shs hIs
aHd have been painted At the hest period OF the hVe nnn
dating back years. and being the exhibition
All arc excellent condition having been submitted to the
-, ,g n. soc. 80 :sgs af Zee sss .: @ Z
eeses snd heavy plate glasA -
They will be on exhibition from March 81 day and evening
until the evening Of sale with cstsogus' and hne pnoto
sphs OF the principal pictures be seen at ths AT eDo
runs and book stores on Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

CLYvRLAsD AND TOLEDO RAILROAD Co,
TssAERRn's OYFIcE. CIEvELAsD O., March l6, l86%
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF 4 per
stock o. IN. CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO RAILROAD
COMPANY Las THE day been declared by The Board Of D
ectot payable the ga dsy Of APr next at the Once OF
and until the 2s day My ne and after the latter date 1t
, he Compsny's office IN Cleveland
The Company Stock Transfer Books viii be closed or
he 18th day April next and remain closed nni tie 2h day
II April Il. c. LUCE, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

IsSgED TOR THE PURCHASE or MINING CLAIMS
AND PROPERTY IN ARIZONA.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
6Gales, &f.
6eaiers, 6topfs, &Zt.

HAR SONS PATENT IMPROVED
4 A COOKING RANGES, VITA D.Snes Patent " Ns.eI Top
for Hotels and Families made and sold by bl.AAlhA AL.
UEAhE Co. No Zus C4a'st, 700 ieeI east o. SFoau"4y
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

A J. BLEECKER, son & Co., will sell at
"A AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY Apr. l3 G. 1n. at the
Exchange Sslesroom. No. III Broadway.
VALUABLE HARLEM LOTS,
On h avs lots sid being the sntirs front between
l29th and l3O-s,s. Size 25x90 each
On lz9shs lot north side, Of avenue lots 2oxt
block.
On l30h-1 lot south side, In ofavenuO lots 2sz
block.
Maps, &C.. ct suctioneers Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
lrr1or or ~ NrN.YorK prcrIDuvcr 40 }

OFFICE OF Tna NgvYoRK, pRcUOBSCr AsD}
BosT0S f. K Co., tStoru ston Lne) :
NKw-l onK March 81, l664
AT a meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
"A THIS DAY a quarterly dividend Of THREE PER
CENT e y cent free q Government Tax wt declared pay
able on demsnd at the office OF Nj hOhGANS SUNS, NO
II WilliaursA
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

TRUSTEES:
SAM p. BUTrERwORTH. ESQ., President Of the
Quichsilver Mining Co.
ANTHONY W. MORSE. esq. ofMOrse 4 Co. e
CIIARLES IAMSON. esq, Of CLarles II. Marshal Co
FREDERICK c. GERHARD, esq, Of schuchsrdt
Gebhard.
MAT ELLIS, esq, of Boston.
Jay CADT, esq, of Schenectady
PRESIDENT:
SAN. r. BUTTERWORTH, ESQ.
TREASURER:
CHARLES LAMSON, Esa
BANKERS:
AEssRs. SCHUcHARDT 4 GERHARD.
ATTORNEYS:
MEssns. FOSTER & THOMSON
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Real Gstaie tor 6aIf.
[See also AUCTION Sales.I

A FAMILY wishing to make an advantageous
~ SETTLEMENT on a valusbs LANDED ESTATE, In
one Of the heathiest and pleasanest locations In Dutce
County within three hours Of will have the oppor
tunity by applying subscriber The property comprises
about acres productive land with very superior build
ng The from this land chiefly from the hay crop
but the house 10 spacious well elegant aad tts
property completely adapted either for hrstciss fsmes
neu Of Summer guests. Price, $1,000, but worth mes
$4,000 person wishing for such place might look Tor
lifetime and then not DO well Another hundred acres d
powos pasture and woodland bs added i desired
c. q. PRATT, No. 30 Pine -
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

Books Subscription for the purchase Of Shares OF d
Compan 25 share, open CUR Office; S5 psyabls Al
tho time OF 81 'cripton aud the balance Oh Maya 1854
Aa,anion called the letter OF Sam r. Butterrorh esq
who has .tsly visited the property Of the Company
MORSE Co.,
April :, 1864 No. ~ William st., New York
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
A j. RLERCKER. SON & Co. Vii sell q

A ]. BLEECKER, SON & Co. VIII sell at
IA. AUCTION on TUESDAY, Aprill2 at IL O'clock at the
Exchange 81 lesToom. No. III Broadway: -
on 2D-AN.-2 four story HOUSES with sores) and LOTS
Nes. e96 and 693 2dav, 33thst '2lx46 lots Ci
good order and contain Cro;on wate which Is
also n the YARDS In the stores neghborhood good being
opposite a row Of recently built dwelling houses.
on 33D-ST-Ono LOT 519 feet east Of llthsy, z'x
93e. Map &c. at Auctoneerz- office No. II Cedar-st.
ON 54fH-ST-ODs LOT or south side, between 9th and
hsva 21 blocks has rock aud is on the grds on the
rear 2st0ry mo building now used as etrlagehoue.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Gales bp Auttion.
A J.BLEECKER, SON g. Co.. will sci

A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., will sell at
fis AUCTION, on TUESDAY. April 70, at IL o'clock, o,
Exchange Salesoom No. Ill Broadway
On ths-Ona ot ths south side about 425 feet west
6,hgY Size 25x block has the grade On
the s 2ssory frame building used . carriage
house.
Maps, &c, at suctioneers Office.
A J. BLEECKER, SON, & Co., will sell at
IA auction on WEDNESDAY april l3 1854 at u oclock,
at the Exchange SslesroOm, No. III Broadway:
SUPREME ECOURT-UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
DAYTON HOBART, ESQ, REFEREES
Or sDAvEsUs-Thres LOTS sast side between t3d and
<tbs.s.
Os 43p srREsr-Ons LOT south side in Of above
lo..
Os 43D.srREErSx LOTS south sde, l25 feet cost Of
Hsx
srRxEr-Four LOTS on south side 10 fee east Of
3day
Maps &c, at Auctioneers Oifce.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

A FIRST-CLASS, Extra-Wide, Three-Story
lot. Of usand between Cinson and Courtsts Brookyn
built in the best and most thorough BY days work
for the late Edward Kellogg house 20 feet wide plate glass
window perlors and hs esco-d wonid be sold without
the adjoining lots desired Apply to E. L. KELLOGG No
l39 Pear-st. NJ " No 16S Prrsdentst Brooklyn Ass
for Sale house No. @ adjoining the above premises and
cisey ike the above with three lots Of ground. Apply 70
FRED. PRoBST, Ne 3S-Broadst, N. Y, or to L. hE~
LOGG, as above.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

A J. BLEECKER, son 81 Co. will sell at
IN. auction TUESDAY April 10 at u o'clock. at the
Exchange Sslesroom, No. Ill Broadway N y,
VALUABLE BROOKLYN RESIDENCE.
woory and attic frame house titled in with brok and
10 lots Of ground Psclcs running throuh to Doan-st
and commencing feet west Nosrands, The house is
abou. % square with extension al in good order
house and Stable the pTelses The grounds are
handsomely laid ont In gardens containing grape vines sum
house In al suitable for gentleman resi-
donce. MAPS &C., ppJ the AuctioneeTs No n Cedar
st., N. Y.