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CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC CON.
yENTION

fBy the Peoples Telegraph Lines-Ofices NJ.
5Ii Ninth street, and corner of Pa. avenue
and Sixth street, under National hotel
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 2i.-Judge O. S. Sey-
mour, of Litchfeld. was nominated for govern
or by the Democratic Convention to-day. The
vote stood-O. 5. Seymour 42o out of 425 votes.
Hon. w. M Eaton is chairman. 1t is the larg
est convention ever held in the State.
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AIDING AND ABErTING THE ENEMY.

AIDING AND ABETT1NG THE ENEMY.
Yesterday, two citizens of Virginia. residing
within the lines of our army, were sent to this
city by the Provost Marshal General Of the
Army Of the Potomac, charged with aiding and
abetting the enemy. Col. Ingraham committed
them to the Old Capitol.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE DANES RETREAT TO FLENsBURG.
Discomfort AT COPENHAGEN.
REPORTED ABDICATIoN OF THE DANISH
KING.

REPORTED ABDICATION OF THE DANISH
KING
NEW YORK, Feb 2i-The steamship Hecla
from Liverpool has arrived here.
The retreat of the Danes to Flensburg is con.
hrmed, and 1t is also reported that they have
retreated from that placs to Duppel, after a Sc
we're engagement.
There is great discomfort a. Copenhagen.
The Danish Commander. in. Chief has been
recalled.
There is an unreliable report Of a revolution
at Copenhagen.
The Court Of Exchequer in the chambers has
Dismissed The appeal in the Alexandria case.
LATER
by Peoples Telegraph Lines-Oflces No. 5ll
Ninth street and corner of Penn. a ". and Sixth
street, under National Hotell
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10.-It is rumored In Paris
that the Danish King had abdicated and left
for England, and that the KiRg Of Sweden was
proclaimed King OF Denmark:
LONDON, Feb -Cons OILS 90asak; for money,
90xa9l.
GopEsHAaEs, Feb. "a p. m.-The Danes
retfeated on the 9Th on Fiendsbnrg, which
place they occupied. It was thought doubt
full position, owing to continued Austrian at
tacks and large forces outfianking their left
wing. The Pruseians cut of the Danes right
wing. Loss In Prussians large.
KKkpsBURG, Feb s.-The Anstrians attacked
the Danes b. fore Flendsburg. The Prussians
cut OF their-the Danes-right wing. The
Danes retreated with q large loss. the Prus-
SLAMS taking many prisoners. There was fight
ing In the streets Of the north part OF Flends-
burg.
3 LlvxRPcoL, Feb. lo.-Pefroleum, refined, FL
1Gs. No sales of crude.
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SENATOR HIcKs,-The friends of this gentla-
man will be glad to know that he is much
better. Last night he was able to sit up for
thirty minutes: the first time he has been able
to do so since he was taken sick. His physicians
express the opinion that his recovery now will
be speedy.
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THE CAVALRY FIGHT AT EVANSVILLE
An official dispatch received in relation to
the fight at Drainsville, states that we lose in
killed 10, wounded :. The numbsr taken pris-
oners has not yet been fully ascertained
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SHERMAN'S EXPEDITIONS
Nothing New-DeSpatcheS on the w a

CAIRO, Feb. 23-Advices from Vicksburg to
the 10th report nothing new from Sherma In =
expedition. General Smiths ca valry were fol-
lowe and harrassed by Forrest and Chalmers.
a detachment OF the 10Th Pennsylvania cav
airy arrived at Memphis on the Goth from the
Tallahatchie, where they left Smiths COM
mand and returned with dispatches.
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~ ARENAS Ward, and DR.. Hingeton, his
agent. were captured by band of Indians,
while on an excursion to Salt Lake, short
time ago, but were released through the efforts
of Governor Reed and Brigham Young.
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BLOCKADE RUNNEES.-Eieyen men, taken.
from on board several blockade running YES
sells captured by the North Atlantic Blockading
Squadron, and who have been in the guard
house al the Navy Yard for several days past,
were turned over to Col. Ingrahana, and by
him comm it.ed to the Old Capitol. They hsd
in their possession several large bundles, which
they said con- ained their bed-clothine, but on
being opened the following contraband articles
were found: 2 pieces cloth COTTON pocket
handkerchiefs, 10 pairs socks, l piece cassi.
mere, IL pairs ladies' shoes, 1 table cloth
marked VIM. J. Hughes, paper pepper, 9
blankets, bag, packages tea, kit of clothes,
1 shawl, S cotton shirts, wooden shirts, pairs
pants, and pieces calico.
NAVY YARD.-Lieut. Commander NJ. Pat
terson Jones, who has been attached to the
Yard for long time past. for the last two
months as executive officer, has been d0t4c
and ordered to the command Of the gunboat
PocshoDtas. now under repairs at the Phta-
delphia Yard. Lieut.. Commander John h.
Russell, now on ordnance duty at the YARD,
relieves Lieut.. Jones.
The Fuschia, Acting Master w. =. Street.
having been extensively repaired. lett the ara
yesterday afternoon for duty on the noatia.
The Freeborn, Acting Master Arthur, mas
had a thorough overha uling, ana wiilieaVe Toe
day for the lower river -
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTHR--Thts morning, m
officer OF he Metropolitan police arrested +. O.
Brady as a Suspicious character. He WA
turned over to the military an horities and
com m itsad 10 the Oeatral Ct uardhouses
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N 4 W OOK 81

NEW BOOB Sl
IN NaW BOOKSl
The Nests at W ashing on, ard other Poems. By
John James Piatt atd Sarah NJ. b .Piatt Bound
in yelum cloth on toned paper gilt tops. 81.
The Life and Adventures (songs, services AMI
tpeeches) Of Private Miles OReiliY, 47th Regiment
New York Volunteers with comic illustration b.
Mullen $l.b
Mailed free on receipt Of the above prices. Just
HUDSON TAYLOR
Bookseller and Sta.ionsr,
fe "a lw No. 334 Penn. avenue.
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A BOGUS CAPTAIN

Har vey Thompson, private OF the 18th Penn
syivania cavalry, was arrested on Monday by
the guard at'the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
depot fol- being drunk, representing himself to
be captain, and having in his possession a
forged pass. He was committed to the Central
Guardhouse
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SMUGGLING WHISKY. Yesterday. Frank
Brooks, colored, attempted to smuggle whis-
key across the river, but was caught in the act
by the guard at Aqueduct bridge. He Oas
turned over to Col Ingraham, Who gave him q
s'free ticket to the Central Guard house.
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lNDfANA's CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT.
NEW YORK, Feb. ga special dispatch to
fhe Tribune, dated Indianapolis, February q,
slys the Gn,on Convention tomorrow will b
enthusiastic on the reelection OF President
Lipcoin, ana will direct tbs delegates to vote
for him..
Gov. Morton Will be re Nominated b accla-s
nation. 4sa
IsscoNp DIsPAfcaj
IkD1AHAPoLIs. Feb. 23.-The Union State
Convention organized ct 10 .. n. to-day, with
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~ Joshua G. Gunnell, an old and we'll
known citizen of Fairfax County, died at his
residence at Fairfax q. H., on Saturday last
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THE GREAT AUCTION SALE
COATS SPOOL COTTON
LAST W1EK.
We were the purchasers of 1000 dozsn of the
above celebrated Spool Cotton and will give it to
our customers at less than the agents price by
the case.
At the FAME sale We bought large lot Of
LINEN GOODS.
RUSSIA CRASH.
TABLE DAMAsK,
splendid quality IRISH LINEN,
TOWELs,
NAPKINS,
BLACK SILKS AND OTHER DRESS GOODS.
All OF which We are going to sell very sap for
cash. JOB. J. MAY & Co,
sos Penpsyl vana avenue,
feA2t between 9Th and 10th SITS.
FRINCH CHINTZ AND
FRxNoH CAMBRIA ROBES
great variety Of the above goods in styles to
suit all tastes.
Also, one hundred pieces Of
SPRAGUES PRINTS,
In styles and quality nearly equal to
FRENCH GOODS.
Although We have to pay "a cents by the case for
the choice styles OF this AXE We shall CO. tinus to
sell them at % cents.
Twenty FIVE pieces
a. ENGLISH oHlNTzEs,
in splendid styles. Jos. J. MAY & CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue.
fe A2t between 9th and 10th ats
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SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs.-This morn
ing the following parties were fined 800 each,
by. Justice Ferguson, for selling Hqr r to SOL
diers p. Kelly, proprietor of the M umentaI
House, near the Depot; Louis Gray, keeper of
GROCERY near Carver Hospital and John
Beaner, proprietor Of lager beer saloon on
the corner OF High and Second streets, George
town.
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PRIZE Court, Judge Wylie.-This morning
final DEGREES OF distribution were mada in the
cases OF the schooners Antonica, Sallie and
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ARRIyAL FkoM rUuopE

tBy the Peoples Telegraph Lines-51l Ninth
street and corner OF Sixth street and Penn
sylyania avenue
EEw York, Feb. 24-The steamsh,n t1.c,a
fr, m Liverpool on the 9th instant and O usens.
town on the 10Th, is below
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9.-Ths cotton marrat "a
very firm. Sales Of 6,tO0 bales. Prices NAV
be quoted at Id higher than Friday.
Tie steamship China, to-day for LIVERPOOL.
tsk& out <2aa,27 in specie.
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pRfCE'OF GOLD.

s fBy the Peoples Telegraph Lnes:1
NKv YonK. Feb 24--1l q. m.-3old, S7xa
syk; u No., s7has7x; r m. S7xa57k.
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TIE RERELS TROUBLED BECAUSE MR.
CHASE'S GREENBACKS ARE CIRCU-
LATINO AMONG THEM,

NEwBERN, n. c., Feb. 2O.-The Charleston
Mercury (received here) says that Secretary
Chase is making every exertion to flood the
South with greenbacks, which unless imme-
oiately checked, will snbvert our curreacy,
and thus infiict mortal blow on the success
OF cur cause"
The same paper says 'the constant dropping
OF the enemy's shot and shell is telling upoA
the lower part OF the city"
. The Newbern Times says the late rebel raid
has strengthened the Union feeling, and adds,
We cannot for a moment doubt that should
s;rcng rebel force move on Raleigh and unfurl
the old starred banner from the Capitol, 1t
would be hailed with shouts of intense JOY by
tens OF thous ands.
Rnmor says that General Pickett has been
e. nrt-martialed for not capturing Newbern.
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FORGED PAss2s-Fredsrick Knabe was Ar.
rested yesterday at Camp Barry, by Major
Hall, for selling liquor to soldiers ard fur
turned over to Provost Marshal Ingraham,
who accommodated him for the present at the
Central Guardhouse
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Washington Money Market-Latest Quo.
tati0ns.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.

NEW YORK RATEs-sECOND BOARD.
Coupon 6s, 1881, Ill: 7.:s0's, HOG: Certii-
Gates Of Indebtedness, 994; Gold, l57A; 2O's,
107R; Quicksilver, COY. Michiga nSouthern,
9l4; Erie. 1lss; Terra Haute, 67X; Pittsburg,
li6. Market dull.
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washingssn msnsy NM

Washinstsn Msnsy ldarkss.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrsus
money, furnished ~ Lewis johnson 3 O.,
Bankers:
Buying. Sailing.
%. 3. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ...1 OK lux
u. 8. 7.3e Notes. LEX 111x
Qbarf0rmAsters' CneoKs. ......99x
New Oersincaees .................W
American Silver. lag
American Gold. LOO
NEW YORK RATBe-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1881, Ill; 1905, 110k; Certdfl.
cafes OF Indebtedness. s9H; Gold. 1871; N. Y.
Central, l36xy Erie r., 1lsk; Hudson River,
1ss Harlem, ia3; Michigan southern. coy; IL
IloIs Central, 13i4; Cleveland and Toledo
146X; Cleveland and Pltssburg, INK; Rock
leland, 12lk
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRAscIsCo, Feb. 23.-ArSived, Russian
ship Les Aenict, from Honolulu.
Spring weather here to-day.
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DRoPosALs FOR wQoD AND COAL.

PROPOSALS. FOR WQoD AND COAL.
O6se Horse Of Rep,ssentativss, U. S.
kebruar AIRY "a, 1884.
fEALED PROPOSALS win be received q tn Off 90
M til II O'Clock on 8ATORD the 18th day Of
march next, for furnishing for the of the ouse
Ct kenr. sentstives Of the United states Three Hun
dred Tons t2.2a Ponndsl White A 5h cal steam.
beat size, and Fifty Cords Dry Pine Wood. The
Whole 70 be packed away In the vaults Of the
nch places as ay be de- ignatsd by the Caief en-
tires and to be delivered by tho Goth of April next
nonds Tor the faithful execution of tn contract
accompany the PRO possl
BIDS for wood and coal Will be considered sepa-
rAtely, AND sati9actory arrAneeme will be male
Tor the correct me asurement Of both
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
fe24-bt Oerk House BE presantatiyaa u. 8.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AGED TWENTY
"A three, wishes to open . correspondence with
an int ligent young lady, with view friend ship
and . little fuu. Address FRANK CITIZENS,
LaWrenceville, N. j. It's
nI6SOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Pm ti oe ia
II hereby given that the partnership betsssn
sopowsky T. FABIAN was dissolved on the pa day Of
February, 1854, by mutual consent. All debts Of
the firm was paid BY the said Fabian and those due
the firm can be settled at No. 306I1 7th st, where
the business will continued by the undersis sd
Re 24-eo3t" JOSEPH FABIAN
GEoRGEToWN o. 2 FISH WHARF FoR
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE SOUTH,

FURTHER OF THE UNION SENTIMENT IN
NORTH CAROLINA
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The Raleigh IN. CD Progress, of February
4 and S, contains some matters of interest rela.
tive TO affairs in North Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26
COUNTY, HoTEL.-FoR SALE. 4 HOTEL. y TIE

COUNTRY HoTEL.-FoR SALE, HOTEL y TIE
~ village OF kugarloaf. Orange county the Warwick
Railroad branch of the Erie line from this three hours
Attached the house all the oubuidinss
good garden with fruit &c This house
ktcheu, with dining room, parlor eight
baroom doing good business price 1890;
sssy Apply the premises 20 T. sEELY $50 From;
nouBLE HOUSE AND LOTS FOR sALE.-A WELL
~ built double House, with Los attached. laid
garden pleasantly Io Ted the west side OF the city Ad
sfesr boz l,7N Post Office.
ERGLBwooD-wANTED TO RENT. WITH PRIV.
A. iege 81 buying farm Of atty kDge
wood Rearness 70 depot good buildings. &c. Address
sAtne fell particulars. EDglewoOd, Herald once
Nch sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, SITUATED
ho trdespss asenue, woodstock westcbeser county.
seoat ~ minns drive from Harlem Bridge and abe
rs, ne. o. 6d.ard Fse, John scGrsw aud the ave
snt Dssis 10y eiTht residences lhe sa,b
w irym one 70 three nne " The
~ y house ~ 40 fest wing 10 by Is
ses tnrte ttores hsh and ali M oaeyp
no Apa coa waterfbsh, water ci1sci &C.;
souhe tcd IN VIII brck, sheatbed and cs,
$3.50 Ga WIDOWS. was bulk for owr oorsps.er
nrtdre and fordhan horse rim wilnin ts ,,.1..;
wak Tho Furnitlfe, Horses, Carriages As 80 ~ $40
With the properly, y dcsred Possessoa TO had y, ~.
aintsiy.. Terme esay. Apply 70 A. ~ wIlskCH 100.
Nesisheeter bide Harlem Bridge. ee'
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RESTAURANTS.

EGhIsOH DoREE. - onErAHLE TO FRE orr yy
u pressed desre Of visitors the proprietor on me vnlson
poree has recently opened 70 spacious saloon
dining u pereons rhe tnpo rrple,c with superb ser
vice The saloon and reception roorrs irushed with
msuyoue elegance Clubs and dinner comm,t,ess please
notice. Dinner served wheresocyer desired with or with
snppllea mprompa Creme spd copsaerons 10 order al
al kCura e&lY. I'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

McR pLlF-rwO TWO Ard HALF STORY SUB
cellar and tAsensnt brek Ho.ees, villa oil ,hc modern
.nlIrtvemens Nee, 80 and 2s2 Bchevneykoyn street,
e1nvonisn, 10 three s foglcs InApire VI
sysss'y.. hVWAs systb Wcs sISHRR Al PsYsrs a.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26
For SALE.

GOOD AND CHEAP BARRIERS SHOP FOR SALE
account Of other business be sold at 4s0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

AE ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ROUSE
"a on East Thirty.nnth street near Lexington avenue
Sx55 eBaek stairs DOORS WARDROBE and closets
superior order For permit apply TO d. D. oRRELL, 81
Cedar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26
POLITICAL.

10TH wARD-AT A MEETING OF THE I7TH WARD
i Democratic Republican Ward Committee. fyId a.
Guntzers of avenue and Fourth street. Thurs
day evening, January IL 1864 The following gentlemen
were sccted permanent oloors fQf the ensuing year
Thomas Common Charmhnt A. Hartman, II. J. Crenmers
Secretaries; Emil rloettner Treasurer ard yss Shan
Sergeant at Arms. After the appointment Of Committee
BY Laws adjourned - meet AZ the call Of the ChaIr
THOMAS CONN0R, Chairman.
T. ~ CRravrp foeeTesari~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

TOR skLE-THR TWO FwOgToRY coTTAaEa les
AZ ard 70 oiford erect, between FQkn ard ktanfo
Brceklyn. and in. Price S3Ono enrt
Terms essy. Appiy ai I75 Broadway, New yors.
I1oR sA1E-A FARM or 20 ACRES BEAUTIFULLY
~ situated tho east bank Of The Psrao river oppo-
sudnss avarety of frt Ac very desirable s.iunticn
q country Fssldancs Apply TO ,. ID, ACFERNhN 10
slehih avenue, y, on y " a. AcgERsAF. on ne
xwnlrta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

L,oR.SALE-THAS LARGE AND VALUABLE FIVE
story Building Broonne street. Broadway
aorse ssssoreo ss ~, fot ihesadjoinns
rcet fcsmipg with ~ 10 also for sa6 hes peculiar
advantages Ter bIsines besides being arge ut ferms 70
Possession 81 snc. Also, NO story Honse and
Lot north side of street., between Bowery ard
Hrod.sy good central for busines. ard 20 Ji-e IN
value. Also large Tenement Boise, superior class No
1s Elizabeth sTetf0fiDg M bwlth the kt % and yNd.
inG large incono Aso House sad iot on ti.n avenue
opposite Central Park The above properly ls MI ad,an.
areousy ees.ed mus. BE sos. ATply 81 4l Broome
rtTect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

A NEW FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
N House, 5a55 asst Foyhrst street, Fifth
pain oil French gray and godIin black wanu, stair
marble hall and heavy stoop For permit
apply outy TO ID. d. ORRELL 30 Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

COUNTRY Residence on THE WEST BANK or
n tie Pasac river IS minutes from Jersey City for sale
house outbdings &c, in perfect order with 2s
And the highest state of cultivation. trout
the farm three times, and supplying fish
poud houses good fishing boating and bath
ine. Price $4,000 Inquire Of CHARLES BROWN. &c
Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

A COUNTRY HOUSE FOR SALOON ORANGE
n Mo ntsfn. New Jersey. Apply TO T. b. MERRlCk 4
son. O. William street. or l. S. HASKELL Library Build
iuc. Orange. n j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

4 FIRST CLASS FARM OF lis ACRES FOR SALE
n Three miles from steamboat landing ard hours
from New York. Good Buildings and all things complete.
Terms easy and mme date possesson.
D. WARNER, S4js Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

A FARM FOR sALE-sITuArED IN CALDWELL
"A township Essex county, n. j.. about mile from
the road leading Fairfield. lately occupied by
Buth Said Farm consists OF about 100 OF rood
Land well adapted Tor usual dairy
ION the premises are larseland convenient Dwell
House barns cribs sheds, nc al recently rebuilt
serms For further particulars Apply 10 d. CAMP
BELL. Newark, N. j.; or TO T. II. MESSENGER, lei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

A BARGAIN FoR CASH, OR WILL ESCuAsoB voH
y WM KNIGHT
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SPECIAL CHANCE FOE a BAReAIN.-MaEXrIv.

y, ~ 80 ~ ~.
70 dispose OF the whole or part Of the following property,
IN of the most healthy and fertile districts Of Pennsy
sania. viz:6 90 land liz OF which
lne cultivation sixty dwelling houses thereon
several valuable barns furnace, rolling mill, NALL
washer aud ryt factories and gristsnd saw mill driven
four Their is vein OF coal the
10 feet in depth and veins Of iron Immediately
under ne coal which greatly facilitates the mining The
aforesaid factories all in successful operation
eeel Cor thirty years sample Of the products and
material may be r s. Stenion Office, No. l2
at the proprietors No l St Nicholss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

U,oR s.LR-oN yBIRryrpIRD STREET. BETWEEN
i Madison ard Fourth assnues handsome four story
Rpgt1 basement House is9,52 feet with modern I'M
prcsemeI los 70 gys5 ~ price el?6oo Apply W y. VI.
LUDLOW co. No. } Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE THE
W residence OF the subscriber, situate Montgomery
county New York forty -four miles Of Albany the
line OF the Cenra Railroad comprising about fifty Of
choicest Kind Of fruits The mansion outbuldngs 6c .fe
ART class. The situation is high and very healthy md
takee q view OF twenty-five miles OF
hawk valley To gentleman OF offers rare
socemens will be sold low for cash EXCHANGED
this city at fair valuation. Address william
Hall l76 Chambers street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-17
Ordinance Against Dogs.
CRY or PORTLAND. MARsHAL,s OFFICE.

CITY OF PORTLAND, MARsHAL's OPyrcKl
May ID, 1851.
sEorIor ] No dog shall be permitted to 70 at
large or loose in any street ane, alley court ortrav
sled way er in any uninclosed public pl, &c In this
CITY, until the ewner or keeper of such dog or the
head the family. the keeper Of the house store
shop. Office, other place where such dog Ia Kent
or harbored, shall have paid the City Marshal two
dollars for licese for such dog 20 go at large
SEQ lin case any dog shall be found loose or
provisions. 'he owner keeper thereof or the head
Of the family or keeper oftue house, store Office or
other ace where such dog Is kept shall
forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding ten dollars
may6d2m JOHN 8. HEALD, City Marshal.
yIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice 20 all
u concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
STEPHEN LOWELL,
late of Portland, In the county of Cumberland
deceased, by siging bond the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to
the said deceaseds estate to make immediate pay
ment; and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the same for settlement TO
CALEB HoDSDoN, of Gorhsm.
Portland, June Z, 1864. w3w2is
INHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed and
taken upon herselfhe trust OF the
estate OF
JOHN b. TAYLOR,
late OF bcarboro, in the county of Cumberland de-
fore requests all persons who are indebted TO the said
deceaseds estate, to make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement TO
INEVITABLE TAYLOR.
Scarborough, June :. 1884. wSw2es