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Importantfr True.

The report received by telegraph from
Chattanooga, a fcw nights since, to the
effect that ITardee's corps had lef. Dal-
ton, probably for Virginia, is impor-
tant if true" and we see norcasons to
question the fact, but many 30 sustain it.
The rebels are aware that we cannot
move on Atlanta, with sareiy, oven
though no considerable army were in
our front, till the Richmond hazard has
been decided. TO extend our lines au-
other hundred and tveaty miles, would
be 20 leave our communicate open to
interruption hysa very small iorce>of
cavalry; so that il is Cur policy to CON
tract rather than ocuen3 them. Hheg-
ever contraction IS pa-s.b.e.
As long ~ Virginia IS held by the
rebels, East TENNESSEE ihreateucj.aad
Lee and JEFF Davis know ;h.s. There
fore they know that tle, can deplete
Joe Johnston's army at pleasure, while
we must leep ou@s up 30 "a fighting
standard az ,I times otherwise, By
their short lines Of communication,
they readily could attack and defeat Us
in East Tennessee.
But let Richmond fal aid our cor
nections between that point and Chat
tanooga are short and perfect East
Tennessee is relieved the rebels must
retreat to South Caroline and our lines
viii be abbreviated IT least onc-half
The rebels viii, If need lee, concentrate
every man they have IN tie C,nfade
racy, 20 save hecapisd, as Il IS the only
important s;ratcEetic point they held
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Cold sneeulailon.

The attempt 20 create panic In the
gold market, and raise the premium on
the precious metals above 100 per cent
has failed most signaliy. Many who
bought at IS, are now ruined men and
others who refused to sell at that figure
see where z fortune was lost by over
caution, and they doubtless regret their
folly.
The attempt to run up the premium
Of gold originated with two classes Of
spectators; enc wished to aid the reb-
els directly by depreciatiug the cur
rency, as suggested by the blockade
runner Lamar; but the great mass
looked to the accumulation Of private
fortunes, not caring what the c9nsc-
quences were 70 the public Both Of
these have failed, and that most 81 gnal-
ly. The precious metals fell below IS.
and there they are remaining Tor the
present, and there we shall expect them
to continue for few weeks
But the middle OF May VIII witness
a heavy decline; matters are maturing,
both IN Congress and in the field. which
VIII precipitate many an artificial nil
Eonaire. Hundreds Of Phoenix Ne
Brides viii seek the garyetts, whence
they emerged q few years since, and
find employment as in their days o.
former poverty.
The rise in gold, or which is a more
proper term, the depreciation of paper,
arises from two facts; fear for the III
innate success OF the war, and from in
Iation The first of these causes viii
be entirely removed by the military
arm by July, and gold will then fall to
It's proper standard, consistent with the
existing redundancy of the non-metalic
circulating medium
We think this over issue viii not OK
coed p per cent; and it is then the
duty of Congress to provide for the
withdrawal Of that surplus, and thus
bring the paper representative up to the
standard value Of the original If Con-
gross can manage to cause . withdraw
81 of SlG0,0O0,000 in paper, of any de-
scriptioni whether legal tender notes,
or State bank issues, it will reduce the
premium on gold 20 per cent at onco;
and the reduction would be greater in
the latter case than the former; for it
cannot have escaped the observation Of
tho reader that the public confidence
in grecnbacks far exceeds that in red,
or any other kind of backs.
It is 20 be hoped that, whilo General
Grant is preparing his army to strike
final blow st the rebellion, Congress viii
give It's serious attention to the finances
Of the country, and place our circula-
ting medium on sound and enduring
basis.
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Through the kindness Of Lieutenant
Col Iairleigh, chief Of Gen. Burbridge's
staff, in permitting us to examine official
dispatches from Gen. Hobson, we are
enabled 10 present some important in
formation this morning, in relation to
rebel movements in Kentucky. After
the decided repulse Of the rebel force
Is Col Gallup at Paintsyille, the rebel
commander started on a rapid retreat
from the State. Col Gallup promptly
started his force in pursuit Of the re-
treating column. lie followed the reb-
els 10 Saylersyille, and killed and
wounded along the road twenty FIVE Of
the raiders. The captures amount to
one hundred horses, two hundred sad
dies, and fifty prisoners, among the
latter the rebel Col Clay This is a
serious blow to the Confederate force,
and the leaders have found that q raid
into kentucky Is far from being profit
able The disposition Of the Federal
troops in Eastern Kentucky is admira-
bic and such as to insure protection to
the State. Col True, with the 10th
XIV. and llth Mich. regiments, IS
beyond West Liberty, and 10 reports
tho capture Ct six prisoners Colonel
Brown is st Irvine with ample force.
He states shat no enemy IS in his i'm
mediate vicinity, but that scouting
parties have been sent out 10 thorough
~ recounoitre the country. Seventy
oight guerrilIas made raid into Boone
Vile on Friday last, and met with
reception that was not anticipated in
the least Forty Of tho citizens of the
town collected together, and, being
ARMED with shotguns and rifles, they
ln5do an attack on the guerrilla hand,
routing tlom completely. Many g)ldcn
visions Of plumber were suddeuIy de-
styoycd, as the robbers were forced into
pyccipitale retreat The gucrrillas are
now trying to effect a junction with the
rctrceting force in front OF Col Gallup.
The c.tUon guard is following close
upon 'hcir heels, and it is more than
probable that greater portion Of the
band VIII be captured 81 honor to
tho patriotic citizens OF bonneville
Men who dare 10 fight FOR their Lome5
are loyal in tia true spirit, and their
cxanaI"i- worthy Of imitation
.f.- lisa
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The State OF NeK jersey.

New Jersey, like most other States
that nave voted this year-shows very
decided political improvement in her
recent municipal elections There IS
scarcely township or ward in which
th.s change IS not apparent; while in
many places q benefcent revolution has
been effected Still, we do not count
OF her vote next Fall, because OF the
Acknowledgement Of her soldiers The
Republicans in her Legislature have
doue their best TO secure to these the
Right Of Suffrage, bat tho CoppeFhcads
defeated it. They could have fixed il
exactly to their liking; for they have
Governor and both Houses but they
know that nino-tenths Of the soldiers
would vote against them; SO they stub
bornly refused them the privilege Of
voting at all But those soldiers will
DO coming home one Of these days; and
then good-by to the reign Of Copperbsld
Democracy
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Nen EeEsl parr.

The National Unionist IS the tile of
3 new paper, published semiweekly and
weekly, At Lexington, Ky4 and wlsioa
has FOR It's motto, ~Cus country, right or
wrona Il is fer the suppression of
the rebellion 81 al hazards prefers the
1naintsinance o. the Iaiou 70 that of
slavery; and supports tie Administra.
ton and vii support the NON .nees Of
the baltimore cony entioa which meets
in June. Success = f. and the eause
Is represents
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heard 81 his mard, line colorci men
engaged ID cuttiI g y BOD for stehmbo l
and oi ls:r Unfortunately kiiliug
Fedora! soldiers and Confederate DE-
serietx, when found IN small numbelsi
Mr. Burgess throws light upon
another matter OF peculiar interest he
states that most Of the transportation,
public and private, down IN that region,
mad been pressed to the hauling o.
cotton. which WIS being sold as last as
possible to the North for greenbacks.
II was the common understanding
among the soldiers ardtbe people, that
this extensive sale OF cotton was car
ried on by the express agreement Of
both governments. There IS no dcult
bur that tho masses had been complete
~ hoodwinked by that singular inpos--
ton. 1t IS the belief, however, among
persons who have the hest means Of In
formation, that this great cotton move
rlent is q final and desperate scheme Of
rebel officers 10 raise funds preparatory
20 a well natured stampede into Next
CD They consider the ConfederAcy
PLAYED out west Of the Mississippi at
any rate.
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Ata fancy dress ball in Paris, France,
recently a lady was seen in q very low
nocised dress wide floating and waving
an abundance Of green gauze. She
was politely asked By a gentleman
what Sic pcrsonatsd. The sea, Men
aieur at lee he then, Madame
The lady flushed and the gentleman
smiled
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&egTws. April l7.-There IS not
mueh said, bus there IS . general grit
tag OF teeth among officers here when
the massacre Of the brave garrison IT
Pillow S alluded 10. Joe heard soye-
raj officers say unless the government
takes retaliatory steps, they should
consider IL their duty to shoot every
man Hooker commands. They mean
taking 40 prisoners Soldiers haYe
threatened to shoot Forrcsts men new
iu irwin prison II they can get g chance.
This j. tie general feeling
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Gcy Yates, * Illinois, Gov Brough,
o. Ohio and Cen Heintlelman wce
ell "a oar city yesterday, 20 consult we
presume. with Gov Morton upon tie
condition o. things in the Northwest,
and 10 lake measures, We hope, TO end
tho inxasion Of kentucky, which fora
month hss Houted our authorities ard
shanaG our management Gov Yates
legt yesterday evening lor Washington,
whittier ho VIII be followed in day Or
tvo Dy Gov Brough and Gov Norton
~ s..apols jour
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DISBASES OBJ THE SKIM
Price, 81 per Box.

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4 French 1ui-5 for t1r rast f-ty years, an1
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Soldiers Certificate.
FOR THE USE OF SOLDIERS.

FOR TIE USE OF s0LDIERs.
u IS printed IN four colors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
in countless numbers into Dixie. with drums
boating, eolo-s flying, cite. A blank line is
lea for the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and Officers; size l5xl7. The
certificate Is enclosed in pastebOs-d tube,
and cen be sent 70 any part Of the country
without injury and hesoldier, sfter filing
up the blank hnes, can put it back in the
tube and re-mail it 70 his friends, and they
will get it framed aud preserve it as a re-
membrancc.
Price 50 ce1ts. Sent By mpil, prepaid.
I. y. RHODES x CO.,
- Union Street,
Nashville.
Agents wauteI n sell the above.
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Re engagsrnent for six minis of the very po{u-
Jar ArJis'e " - JULIA DAILY, beng her f5ys,rel'
Of the American stage, which Size h5. - long
graced sid pcO5perei.
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To conclude With
KISS m TIE DARK.

pRICzs oT ADlnssi0S.-D ress CrIa, = cent; col
leTg, - cents Doors open 81 = = O'Clock. Per-
Lnr-Hanna V corcLnenca n. :. % 3 n.clo.k.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

81 Enn MEN WANTRD-AS VOLUNTEERS
Z.CUU FOR ONE YEAR.
t775 BOUNTY
ONE YEAR ONLY FOR e775
Besides pay coth hing rstons and everything free;
JON doing garrison duty the ch0oe of
uery cavalry or Infantry regiment Apply 10 the aupcr
Jeferron New York walker street bet veen
Broadway and church street
Ayss PsJps SiaRsipg sssss We sGss
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

A NUMBER OF NEAT BUSINESS WAGONS CON
"A stantlv hand. made In the best manner. such Q,
Grocers, Butchers Milk Feed and Elpress Also SOM
second hand Wagons, in good order choap. STEWARTs
WAGON Factory Fftythrd street. between Broadway ant
Eli nth avenue
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

j, RMY, NAVY AND MARINE CORPS. RECRUIT ING
~ Headquarters ltV Broadway Volunteers substi.
wanted two and three al Of whom VIII
the ht-hest bouniles goug Men for The
3wentycichfh battery doing Sandy Hook
II-y early at l0l Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

"A furnished day this week at moderate prices, and
put state The Union, for three
Best cy references gwen. Apply at - Chamber street,
op stairs
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. &C-THE OFFICERS AND
OF the United States ship Supply, at the time OF
the of the prize stephen Hart will receive Advan
tage by addressing Walden. Willard Mcivaine. No. "
Broad
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

80 M|I N |IN-
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TEN MEN ON HAED-As VOLUNTEERS. ~lPPLn AT
Merchants Hotel. Il. NJ WILLARD.
THE LARGEST BOUNTY
VOLUNTEERS AND SUBSTITUTES
ONE YEAR MkN
WANTED FOR
VOLUNTEERS AND SUBSTITUTES FOR
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
yfy2
1U0
lsu iof thfee years
United states Eecru ,ine once A7 Broadway room rs
VOLUNTEERS on HAND.-A FEW ONE YEAR vol.
for BY \. NJ. Monday. Apply 10 STEWART iiBRBBRT
No Para place, room IL third floor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENGrIsHMPN scorcu
w Germans, French, and men OF all on aies TO en-
si upteers The hig est bounty paid In hand
on rs ssnA the doctor Relief tickets for families Agents
will receive the highest premiums Apply At Merchant
ant General volunteer and Substitute Association
Office as BroA dway, ~ r.
yiv.Nrrp-AS ABLE BODIED MAN FOR ONE YEAR,
w Tor whom wll pay $500 No humbue Cash in han al
hpriy 10 BARNlRD LANTHIER. wholesale passe par.
touts ns n ufacilrerr. s6l Broadway.
pETH REGIMENT NEW YORK cAvlLRY-wAr
Z,D ed Tor one year ~ men o. OIL Company OF this
regiment s7,b bounty. The regiment ~ lying at Camp
Poueman close wsfhh eiOn and DO guard duty there
and heorg &c he ds'trcc. Of Washington. No better
chances for young Tw. sereeants wanted under.
s,andne swerd dril Apply N - WALKER tueel, between
froAdwAy aud church street.
Avs Ek1ss tIsssSg spssi0B ~ eGee,
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L-- ~Hr
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

NY NAN CAN Rave 500 CASH RIGHT DOWN TO
"a 60 az substitute or one year Call IN segar store.
so Montgomery jersey City "a blocks above ferry,
between bours to I2 A. NJ Bring vile or fr1end
o take the money home. BEEKMAN.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

I OTH REGIMENT BALL
IL aid Of the widows and orphans Of deceased New
'''A s''"DE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. AvriI Is, 1864
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

rnE STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE AND
4 combination cushions, approved and adopted by the
Billiard Congress Of 1893 The best ana oniy reahis
billiard Tables msuufacured Balls Cues every article
relating 10 billiards For sale by QELsAN A CCLlFT
DER, corner Of Crosby aud spriDS streets.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

COUNrRY SEAT FOR sALE-TwO MILES ToRTH
~ from Baltimore Charles street avenue. between i
and II of Land improved by DN cling and
out thouses sele grspery fruit and bes' ot water;
20 once
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

GRAND BILLIARD ENTERTAINMENT.

GRAND BILLIARD ENTERrANMEST
Messrs william Goldthwat and Ned Cahn win opcu
their new Billiard Saloon, Sixth Thirteenth
street Thursday evening. March ~ with i've OF Phelan
Collender's superb tables.
The fopwing superior and well Known performers viii
take part -, -.
Humprey, Nen, 6c
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

DOR SALE-THE FIRST CLASS HOUSE AND
Grounds, 6s by 50 feet the northwest corner OF
Thirty seventh street and Park the OF Mr
ray Hill. In perfect order with al the modern improve
ments Can be seen by permit from w. II. WOOD, 65
Wall street
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

4 THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE FOR
"A saloone OF the best and preities Harlem Finn
svenue between laah aud lSth location
passed richly painted in Of eight stone houses. Ap
the 10 A. L. I'll " corner OF Fourth ave-
nue. nd TortV :
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S,ousTRy SEAT FOR sAIE-AT NEwBrRG ORANGE

fvOUSTRy SEAT FOR SAIE-AI NEWBURG, ORANGE
~ county, New York, Nos 2s7 aud 2sl Grand street lo
hui70 fcc each house has basement and attic,
vifh hne orsed In desirable Deehb0rhood,
and bc cunvered INTO house with room for
riS side nrce 81 H0l II not sod before the
len wilt rented $50 for each house Call o
crsddress JAMES W FISHER No. l6l Broadway. N y,
" parties o
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

LOT OF GROUND FOR sALE-oS SECOND AVE-
IA Fortieth street cash, the pure crNse
with loan TO build remain mortgage Apply
90 A l. ELY Fourth ard Forty nrs street
Afro lot Third avenue near Ihfty niniD street
terms.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

COUNTRY SEAT AT FLUSHING FOR SALE l3j.
~ commodious house and oltnudings abundance
az fruit and shrubbery excellent neigbor
hood healthy location mile from DEPOT Whitestone
ssende. For printed circular apply 70 w. CORWkRE
- Pine street, basement.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

BROWN STONE HOUSE 20 LET-THREE
"A stories. high basement, IN good order. with all the
modern improvements No 1876 West Forty e-hth ST ee.
Rent s75 Inquire o. JOHN ROSS. real estate s.
Eighth avenue
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

E'oR sALE-A TWO AND HALF STORY FRAME,
It stone aud brick has House. Eighty fourth
aud FIRST th side %
street Yorkville: gantee neirhborhood contains
Croton marble msntels &c Terms easy
Apply IN the house or 40 Fourth avenue, Bookstore.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

L,oR sALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
hrrk House, with all the modern improvements. Ia
Eas, Thirty hftn street Price $6op Inquire on the pre-
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

NOR SALF-A -FOUR STORY BRICK BUILDING
aud Lot with high basement and Sub cellar: house 2l
by o. lot ~ feet deep price ss,5n Inquire the prem
ses, h5s Fifth street
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

A RARE CHANCE TO ENTER A SAFE AND PRO
~ htahle busnessFor sale. the Good VIII aud Fixtures
OF FRIDBNBERG established Loan and Exchange
No. $50 Canal street the Bowery under the Czens
Bank small large capital can be cmpoved. All nforma
uon in regard 10 the business aud satisfactory for
selling out will be given. Once rent low.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

Lot in 1881 street. south side 100 feet Of
Sixth avenue 35x9Sll with strip l0x50 price
81. 90, all cash.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

TOR sALE-F0UR HANDSOME BROWN STONE
front Houses high stoor. three story and basement
with counter cellar. conplere with all modern
for less than the houses be built
well located on beautiful niah ground corner Of Second
avenue and Fifty-sixth street inquire OF Y. CORRI
GAN Jr Real Estate AseI, 4s Third avenue Fifeth
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

JOUsE AND LOT l75 SECOND fREEr WILLIAMS
burg, for salePrice So 5O ST. m can reajn on bond
and morgsgs ten minutes walk r south seventh
feet 25xl Is large ard three crane vines and
fruit trees. Inquire Of c. NJ EDERsON No 43l Water
street, N Y.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

ExECUrORS SALE-s5eo- -BURCH HILL MAN
II Glen Cove l. ~ "a acres. new house s6y24 4 40 4
sardsIers hose five rooms railway and yt.amlo1t -,
mu1i,afion, views unsurpassed. -
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

TNApu Ar eOUTH OYSTER BAY. LONG ISLAND
Tor ve valuable Farm ns as sis Ri9pers m,s, o.
ESSs5 sos. ys Oh Ii. sss
lon opeose 70 tse resdepce II Judge Bronson and con-
MI os 81 H spss ana Of meadow
sSnpas oGa aos1 p. 70 ss Ssy .hes suitable for
featuring purposes in short the farm. q = 6ne barn
srahe as any on the south side There ~g seven COW
small cottage and other eutbuildngs includ stcE ra,e
cred wells on the place, making II valuable 10.
The Long island Railroad within Eve miles soon
is highly probable that railroad from Brooklyn win
be finished within mile Of the place making this fai
also attractive gentlemen Of pleasure or business 70 ex
anime
For terms and particulars apply 70 :. r.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

M story and attic Dwelling House and Lot situated
streets "a front by 81 depth house has
parlors. dining and library floor four
bedrooms the second. four bedrooms the third
geher with basement and attic Apply to d. APPLE
TON CO., 443 and l45 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13
A VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR INvEsTMENT.
a Well rented TO good families,
PAYING UPWARDS OF IL PER CEA

6l substantially built high s,oop aud basement BRICK
He1ses, Nos 42 IA l45 s $50 and l52 West Ihriyfrs
Tor lerns &c, apply 10
Stayvesant Institute t59 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

L,OR SALE-HOuSE AND Lot a. BOND STREE r
j. with waier, bah and Offices ia the first
place dentist private family boarding
house c. d. HITCHCOCK. 70 Fulton st.. second floor.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

E,oR SALE-oN EASY TERMS. THE BROWN STONE
House S9q Henry street South BROOKLYN: house 2j by
30; all modern Improvements c. b. VI HtTCHCoCk
81 Fulton street. New York second floor.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

noCh hpRoPERIy FOR sAr.E-w1TH LARGE STORE
~ houe &C ~ excellent bcatOu for an iron um Der on
soal oompaby has V water front win t,st eonnei
ns sth the central IA oad New Jsrtey a. stna@d Al
ElfabenporL y. j. FOR particulars Arriv 10 " a UEf
LDGG, lsa Pear strcet, n n 1fPS " =. - nhb
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

urth street BROOKLYN + D., 2Ox3s, lot 2exIo6 The
house and with elegant chandeliers paror
arbor with in the price 700;
would exchange for place IN the country.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

ENOR SALE-THE SM ALL NICE BROWN STONE
House 205 West Thirty fourth street. with Furniture;
occupied bv the at IL desired For
particulars apply to j. p. H ALE AIS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

HARLEM.-FoR SALE THREE STORY AND BASE
IL ment o.own stone iror House. l2Sth street. be
tween Second and Third I'D senues has all the modern
is decided bargain as Il house cnnS not he h, NJ
for less than S56 Apply to the owner T. b. STEW
ART, Az Broadway, N ew York
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

four story brick House in Seventeenth 0kreet
Second avenue leased for Eve per
tenant repairs: 22xSszei price $1,000 forty
hundred
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

C,oR sALE-Nos ss7 AND sso SEVENTH AVENUE:
Wall street
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

CouNTRY RESIDENCE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Is
ior nnencumbered city property large double two
stofy DO - cOnAining eighteen rooms, ceilings frescoed,
"a "a ~ ne, ana al modern improvements, large car
Ihe h"nte Win ~ of lands VARIETY Of tsuit
sno ornhnenal trees commanding view of the Sound
nd~Nhn 70 miuutes walk New Rochelle depot More
sna an ~ purchased oinng n desired Aprly 10 J
Es4INtDN Main street New poehee
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

vacant Lot in ll2h street, side 35S feet west
Fourth avenue, 25xl00 10, price $6W, all cash.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

nor sALE-ON THAT NEVER FAI LING STREAM.
the Pascack brook Bergen county, j.. Farm OF 40
with good and gris mills; feet head
first running order and doing good
Of custom work. the mill will cut As feet In length
is q nearly story dwelling
contanipg9 and outdoor Kitchen attached with ali
necessary outbuldngs For further particulars apply
the Northern Railroad
for Gerrct Demarests old farm. address ty b.
A s.. Pleasantvile, Bergen county. N. J.