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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
DELAWARE DEPARTMENT.
OF THE
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
Office Of Committee on Donations of .Nonev ,
INSTITUTE BUILDING,
WILMINOToN Anril 18Th 1854

0Ncs Of Committee on Donations of Money,
INSTITUTE BUILDING.
WILMINGTON, April 18Th, 1864.
The Committee on Donations of Money an.
peal for contributions in MONEY, to those Of
their fellow citizens who do net propose sending
to the Fair the products of their skill and in.
dusdtry. By far the larger portion of the mon-
ey received on the occasion Of the Fairs held for
the benefit Of The Sanitary Commission in Gin.
cinnati, Boston and Brooklyn, was derived from
uireot donations IN CASH, and not from the pro-
ceeds OF the sale Of articles exposed. What
the Sanitary Commission needs 10 afford relief
to the sick end wounded soldiers is MONEY. in
large amounts and from all sources. We call
then upon oil bankers, corporations capitalists.
persons living upon incomes, professional or
otherwise in short upon all who will not he
represented in tho Fair by their productions. to
initiate the example Of those who will and Ia
contribute literally in MoNEY for this great
object. e
1t is proposed to raise One Dollar for every
man, woman and child ia Delaware, as the con.
tribution Of this State to tho Sanitary Comm;s.
sion. Every person is solicited to WORK for this
great cause. 1t IL hoped that by earnest and
united effort the result of our labors NAV ne
State. Jay " '''
Contributions may be handed to any member
Of the Committee, Or to the Chairman or IN tho
Secretary and Treasurer
WILLIAM CANDY, Chairman.
Secretary and Treasurer,
GEO. II. P. SIMMONS,
Office Of N. q. Co. Insurance Co.
Institute Building.
COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM CANBr, Chairman,
Edward Belts, Wilmington,
j. T. Head,
J. L, DeVou, Jr.,
j. u. jackson, Pleasant Hill,
]. Miller, Newark,
D. W. Moore, Centreville,
Ed. Challenger, New Castle,
J. P. Belville, st. Georges,
g. v. Hastings, KirkwoOd,
j. d. Cazisr,
W. ". TsChudy Smyrna
J. A. Dunniug, Dover,
j.. Woodall,
Dr.. c. L. Mahon. Smyrna,
Thos Simpson, Camden,
W. Townsend, Frederick,
A. N. Hall, Milford,
II. W. Reynolds, FELTON,,
@. 5. Layton, Bridgeyille,
L. W. NAPLES, Lewes,
Geo. B. money, Delaware City,
Rev Daniel Lambdin, Camden.
MRs. IL, W. BnHHsE,
Chairman Of Ladies' Committee,
Mrs A. W. Smith, Wilmington,
Miss II. B. TOrbert
Mrs E. W. Haines, Newark,
Mrs. Taggart, New Castle,
Mrs. A. P. Shannon, Christiana,
Mrs. A. R. Robertson, Delaware City,
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Way, Centreville,
Mrs. Isaac D. Hamilton, Smyrna,
Ladies' Aid Society, Middletown,
Mrs. A. b. Richardson, Dover,
Mrs. James H. Boone, Frederick,
Miss Annie Reville, Milford,
Mrs. Eliza Moore, Georgetown.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
Delaware Department of the Great
Central Fair.

A. Logan Square, Phiaa,iphta In aid Of The United
Sldfes sanitary Commission, for ie Reilyf Of Sirk
and Wounded Ssldiers
MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
Te several Sub Committees having ln appointed by
the Executive Cnmmtt TO 6lve special attention TO our
respective rlasshcaOnp, aud sling II not only an i'm
peralive duty but pleasrre in thus beg
In AlorJing you au opportunity Of placing the enapps
from Delaware, worthy OF our noDs little sigte aud
coninnnspr with the generorl and pat .Ot Impulse
of her eli 2eps rest confidently the hone Mat the
aggregate offerings win add aud listing lpsre d
the fame, honor and glory Of Delaware.
Thousands of our Brothers have dedicated their lives
upon the altar OF their Corntry, ba ling for our natio
atty. embody ug mans uHlien1ble right or seEgov.Tn
ntni and now our trmifs n'-untiug the Ketels
and before the husbandrnn gathers his bounu baryest
death wiz reap and riot u his gbtsy st. from the AZ
aqtle to the dplf and many heartbst me WIN be made
forever dc uate by the absene Of the Father Husband
Son and Brother.
sHAIL Va lem who remain enjoying all the comforts
and blessings OF home, ht iilate II give part Of ON
and wounded solderi
We ask you in THIR name, but above rll we appan
you IN behalf Of YOUR oNs MANHOOD, that YOU NAV en-
JOY the unaoyed pleasure YOU YOua Duty
HANSON ROBINSON Chairman
Have AL Merchandise aud Packages egbiy marked 4,
the care of SAMUEL NJ. IlAaRINGToN JR WilmngioT
Institute, with the name of the DoNoR The rectipts Nj
be promptly Acknowledged -
A
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
DIED.

THoMAs.-On the 1st inst, at his late resi-.
dence, in Appoquininink Hundred EpwARu
THOMAS, in the 64th year of his pg..
HARLAN.-on the Sd inst, LIZZIE, daupbter
Of Dr.. O., and Eliza Harlan The relatives
apd friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence Of her parents,
Eo. Iue Market street, on this afternoon,
Friday at 3 O'Clock.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06

Books and Book .Sllsrs.
J, 7. Head, Wilmington,
]. b. Porter,
Thoa. Roberts, "
A. d. lnsli >,
George Craig,
Il. s. Il, Butler,
Boois, Shoes and Leather.
Geo. s. Hagany, WILL,
Johu b. Murphy, "
Joha Oosdvn, Smyrna,
}. II. Graham, ="
A, Broadway, Willow GroY
II. Cowgirl, 4"
sam'l. s, Baldwin,
Isrrsl Townsend, VIII,
Cabinet Ware.
saml. Moclary, VIII.
l.. y. Adair
s. @. Finley, Newark,
w. z. Householder
n. II. Enos, Odessa.
Dry Goods and Carpets,
worrell a Child, VIII,
j. =. Kenuard. -
d. j. Irwin,
William B Sharp, "
W. h. Janyier, st, Georges,
samI. B. Cleayer Port Penn
Chas. Tatm4n, Aliddletown
John W. Cullen, Dover,
Albert Dudley, Camden.
Carriages.
Jesse Alexander, Del City,
J. MeTrick, Wilmington,
Frist a Almond, "
JAS. Cox, Middletown,
sam'l. Sharp, Milford,
+, Il. Clark, Camden.
C2ohing.
Clayton Wllds. smyrua.
Dtniisiyy.
DE-. II. Garrett, VIII,
DR.. u. W. Haiues, Newark,
DR.. W. q. A. Bonwill, Dover
Dr. D. d. Smithsrs, Smyrna
Drugs and Chemicals.
y. Dringhurst, Wilmington
H. X. Bringhurst, 1"
Il. McInall,
!. 7. Hoifeoker, Smyrna,
d. \. Burton, Dover,
NJ. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON,,
Albert N. sutton, 81. Georges
Fars, Hats and Cups.
lhos' ~ Webb, Wilmington
Thoa. NJ. Colbert,
Gas FIXTURES, &c.
WIN, Ferris, Wilmlp gton,
j. N. GAwthrop,
Giass and China Ware.
z. Y. DsNormandis VIII,
Jas. Q. PiGkels,
Hdrdl0are.
Q. A, Rodney, Wilmington,
Capelle A Duncan, .
Iron.
Ell Garrett, Wilmington,
Mcdowell q Co, "
apr 80 Nv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
FOR SAT,H

4AsSNr The Brick Dwelling. No. 2Os West seveptb a.
sEM with side lot Ithas 9roOms besides the anishsd
iiIN4 attic; modern heater in cellar heating fha pSr.
AI&aA or, Dining Room and Sitting Rcom Range
w MIN hot and cold water iu Bath Room Side Lot 20 By
Office No East Third Street. between 10 and 70 NJ
hAr io-u CLEMENT "a gAFVpU
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
FARMMRS

Put in your Oats, Corn and Potatoes md ,o,,
dress your Grass with "-N 'Op
ALLEN & NEEDLES
49, Fertilizer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
Y ROBINSON, Chairmau


Lumber.
Jesse Lane, Wilmington,
James NJ, ElliLon, Del. CITY
Geo. W. Chulohlnan. Clay
mont.
W. NJ. Shakespeare, Dover,
A. J. Barrett, Wilmington.
Bauduy Simmons,
J. II. Boon, FRI deiici,
4, I Hastings, smyrna,
y II. CoYerdale, Kenton.
W. Mcolelland, Newark,
Chas' f. dArretson, St does.
Hdrness.
Grtp9r Kendall, Wilmington
Jas. Conner,
Ghas, =, Anderson, Del. CITY.
7. U. Ayres, &"
VIM. @. Clark, Camden,
- oeiber, Dover.
HoioW Ware and S,oves.
H. E. rickels, Wilmington,
). W. Roberts, q
Geo. Nj. stetson, Camden.
Miiiers and Fdrina ,eous
Produce.
y. Hounsheld, Wilmington,
q. Chandler, "
Jas. Evans. Dover,
John Peoples, II. Clay Fac,
toly,
WIN. Worden, Smyrna,
VIM. p. Lindale, Camden.
Adam Dayett, Kirkwood,
Henry Moore, Dover,
W. @, Robertson, Dol. City.
Machinery.
j.. ID. Evans.
Cotton and Wooden Manu-
taefures.
James Riddle, Wilmington,
D. LammOt, Jr., q"
D. Chlllas, Newark,
John Pllling, "
WIN. @. Shaw, New Castle.
Paper.
Curtis h Bro, Newark,
Alfred Jessup, Wilmington
Photographs.
E. Garrett, Wilmington,
A. GawthrOp, "
POtOder.
II, DUPONT, Wilmington,
Lammot Dupont, "
Ship and Ship Building.
Harlan 4 IIollingsworth
a Co.. Wilmington,
ihos- Clyde, Claymont,
A.. Roy oold, Del. CITY,
Wilson L. Cannon, Dover,
Jas. Deputy, Milford,
Jno, X. ki-kpan, VIII,
tobacco and Seglrs
John y. ohrlsty. Will,
John II, Brlttan, "
J. Butz, W
John Christy,
$. \ Choats, Newark,
H. IL. Haynan, st. Geo. ges.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06

TEE NORTH POLE REFRIGERAroR, keeps your
meats, fruits and vegetables cool in hot weather
few left at 504 Market street, If
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
Cough, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis WsoL
Rraast. all Pnlmnnaru nnrapi.i WoeA

O1'557pI U14 7 u1IHUHdIV OUMUIAInf9,
"Dr. Stoaynes Compound Syrap Of Wa5
Cheny."-A trial of many years has proved IA
the world that this remedy is more eficaclous IN
curing all throat, breast and lung complalpts
tone and strength to the stomach. and for sISs ms
aged and dehlitated ii acts as a strepvtbarins
alternative, In Hemorrhage from the LnnSss
"swayne's Wild Cherry" Is the most safo ~
prompt siyptic in use. In Pathisis known nv
emancpa On, debility, cough, hectic fever sp5
purulei expectoration, IL is, without exospUon
the ut medicine extant, oftsntimes curing tbs
most obstinate cases, which had bafled every
expenditure of human skill. Prepared ony ~
Dr.. swAYNE & Son, $3.50 North Sixth stTesi
Philadelphia, Sold by all the principal Drug,
gists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
Farm for Sale

ioMrAiNe l2g acres more or less, mies from vii.
nm miington IN brandywne Hundred, bounding on ths
~ vine creek with good buildings IN good stste
=. srn vulnvatlon well fenced and watered Price $1,000
WM. MoCAULLEY
COG Market street.
Wilmington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06

BEAUTIFUL lot Of Glass Irrni, Po,vls sat ..cai.,
II aud for sale low by ''' V"''' '-''
Il"f... ar.. THosAY DsNoRMANDI
3O2 Market Sire
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
TO LETT

fSkr a tanement Of five rooms rent as per month
Ii5sM Preference will be given to a family without
lllN small children and considerable work can
AosfaA be hajeither on my farm or in my house.
- j. A. BROWN,
tt Living Home, Newport Pike
ANDREFIps new crop Garden Seeds Peas Beans
- ieat asparagus, Egg Plant Pepper Lettuce Cabbage,
spnh n celery Cucumber, Onion Radish &c. for early
su"lnB NJ q. CHANDLER & SON,
rs.,,o GIL Market Street.
tlnlIeths uarden Amanacs for gatuitous distribution
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
Arents L

ooN ION 70 your interossl Call aud examine something
FBt Huy reeded by every person ten samples sent
hh ny mail, for Twenty Cent? that retAils for Two
NEW. YORK. -'9' ~ ~---- daa sa.Iyn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06
S M. PETTENGILL & Co..

No 81 Pdra Row, Nsso York, & 6 Statsst., Boston
Are authorized Agents in those cities to tate Ad
yertlsements and subscriptions for the Journal ant
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-06

The U. s. METHODIST CONFERENCE. The
Methodist Conference Of the United States, as.
SENT led in Philadelphia, on Monday last. So
far there has been no very important business
before the sessions. 0n Tuesday, the delegates
from England were received, and presented an
address, as also delegate from ireland. There
are several matters Of Importance to be brought
before the body, during the session.
SANITARY CONTRIBUTIONS Committee on
Orahons, Lectures and Entertainments md Com.
mittee on Donations of Money acknowledge the
following receipts;
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21

Beginning on 22d street
west IS feet north OF the
southeast corner Of said
lot and running thence
north 10 feet o inches,
thence west 105 feet,
thence south IA feet .
inches thence east 80 feet
thence south 2 feet,
thence east T5 feet to the
LlN
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

.dEssIasA Ep-
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-21
10 WHOM ASSESSED.
Jewell, ,Wm-Contlnued..

Jewel, Wm-Contlnued... j
Having q front Of Is feet
by the depth Of lots and
next adjoining the south
rs feet front Of aald lot.
Jones, William L.
Being tho north 20 feet
front Of said lot By, the
depth thereof. St.sI
johnson, William, in trust
Tor Loulsa Thomas. a. n
30 much Of tho front partl
oflot No. L Of a3eenVieI
subdivision Of lots 1 Z.
3 and 4 in square 4s8 ~
the house which border
on the 20 foot alloy
(whlchruns through the
said square } now stands,
and extending back
with width Of front oi
said house 70 tho ground
lately conveyed BY e. o.
Morgan, executor Of X.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14
RECORDERS Court, VIRGINIA. - Tht

REcoRDER's Court, VIRGINIA. - The
business before the Court this morning
was very light. A. Bean was arrested by
officer Soule, on complaint of Michael
O'Connor, for petit larceny, and was dis
charged, it appearing that there were no
probable grounds for the prosecution, and
an order was made taxing the costs to
O'Connor. John Keenan,, arrested by
officer Soule, on complaint of John Far
ley, for assault, was fined and paid Sl5.
Civit Docket: H. Bishop vs.. J. VIII
acknowledgement for plaintiff by confess
sion, for 81. Hugh Somers VS.. 4. B.
Cohen-action in assumpsit for $75, set
for July 10th, at IL NJ. Martin Smith VS..
Edward Burnham-action on account for
$2S, set for July 18th, at I'm.
The M1LroS COMPANY continues taking
out the rich blue sulphurets rock which
was struck in its mine couple of weeks
ago. This rock is rich in silver. Then,
besides this, there is also a ledge in the
west drift of brown quartz, which pro-
duces a good deal of gold. The Milton is
bound to come out of the hard times with
colors flying. With gold rock and silver
rock, it ought to be bullion paying, if
not dividend paying claim before the
close of another month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14

r. H. MCDONALD a. CO.,
~ IMPORTING DRUGGIST
Gtf99H ! Street, Sacramento.
Corner Pine and AanSome Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
IMPORTERS OF
DENTAL AND SURGICAL INSTRU.
MENTS, TEETH, GOLD FOIL,
EoRCEPS OF ALL KINDS, DENTAL CHAIRS.
i Hand and Foot Lathes, Brush Cotton and Cor
uudum Wheels, Pluggers. Scalers, Files.-
Rosewood Dental Gases,
Brass bound best quality. with full sets InaLru-
ments, Mirrors. etc. Prices from SIS to Sis each.
Tulcnnite Material.
Yulcanizers Vulcanite Base. and Impression GuttA
Percha. A large variety OF vULCANITE TEETH,
Scrapers and Packers together with q large and
complete assortment Of all articles Of the latest aud
most approved styles Of Vucanite Work.
Dental Books.
We keep constantly on hand supply Of ali the
most approved Standard Works on Dentistry. Our
efforts Will be 10 keep large and well selected stock
Of ali Dental Material, where the Dental Profession
may confidently rely upon having their orders oiled
In the best possible manner.
X. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Sacramento l39 street,
San Francisco. cor. Pine and Sansone streets
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14
New Ocean Steamship Projects.
A THIRD LINE TO CALIFORNIAN LINE BE-
TWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND CHINA.

The New York Times of the 18th June
publishes the following particulars Of trans
action concerning which there have recently
been several mysterious illusions in the
newspapers:
ave stated few days since that Mr.. Van
derbilt had sold his steamship property at
and between New York and Aspinwall, on
the great California route, to third party.
This party, we now learn, ha, e formed a cor
poratien with capital Of four million dol
lars-40, 900 shares-the stock Of which has
been placed on the Stock Exchange list of
dealings. 1t was called up this morning, and
sold at ll0@lll@ll2 per cent. Later in the
forenoon 100 per cent. was bid on the street.
The capital, it will be observed, is the same
as that of the Pacific Mail Company, on the
Pacific side, with which the Atlantic line con-
meets. The contract or understanding of
Mr.. Vanderbilt with the Pacific Mail Com
pany continues until March Of next year.
The mutual interests Of the new proprietary
on the Atlantic side and of the Pacific Mail
will run together until that time, and, after
careful inquiry on the subject, we see no rea-
son to anticipate different order of business
after that date. At the same time, We deem
it proper to add that with so much money
and such large temptations to stock gam
bling on both sides, there is no guaranty,
eight or twelve months in advance, of what
these great steamship corporations may do
or may not in conflict or competition with
each other. The California business on both
sides is, at present, enormously profitable,
andwhile the Pacific Corporation has gone
up to 800 per cent. on four millions Of capt.
tai, it is within the bounds Of probability
that the new Atlantic Corporation may grad
ually work up to 80 per cent. on the same
amount Of capital"
The BWlletin'S correspondent at New York
writing on the 18th Of June, and comment
ing on the above, mentions that the Pacific
Mail Company's stock actually at one time
reached 3O2, the advance in the course of
few days being equal to 65 to 20 per cent.
This advance was very probably stimulated
by the speculations above referred to. Mr..
Raymond, of New York, who is now here as
the accredited agent of the new company, is
understood to have bought the Nonantum'S
cargo of 1000 tons Of coal, to be delivered at
San Juan del Sur. 1t was intimated at New
York, among business circles, that the COM
pany have in view the organization of a steam
line between San Francisco and China.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14

CHARITY HoSPITAL.-The Enterprise says
a movement is on foot in this city to found
Charity Hospital, to be inaugurated under
the auspices of the Sisters of Charity. A
building is now in process Of erection for that
purpose, and committee of gentlemen have
undertaken to solicit subscriptions from our
people to complete it. At the meeting of the
Board of Aldermen last evening a resolution
WIS introduced appropriating $1,000 towards
this object, but the rules compelled the reso-
luton to lie over. 1t is, perhaps, needless to
inform our readers that the Charity Hospital
of San Francisco is the best in California.
The Sisters of Charity were founded as re-
ligious denomination BY st. Vincent de Paul,
i'm the vicinity Of Paris, about the year 1888,
with the cooperation of Madame lie GraS,
pious and charitable lady of conspicuous
rank. The object of this institution was the
care Of the poor, especially of the sick, and
the education of children. The fidelity of
the Sisters of Charity has thus been tested
by over two centuries, and everywhere they
are now regarded as the servants of the poor,
which name was conferred upon them BY the
Archbishop of Paris when he gave them his
formal appreciation in 1865. We hope our
people will therefore subscribe as literally to
this noble charity as their means will allow,
as no more praiseworthy institution could be
established among US.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14

A SUCCESSFUL EDITOR. - Mr.. Lloyd, of
Lloyd's Weekly Times, publishedin London,
not only owns his own paper mill, but has
leased several hundred acres OF land in AL
giers, on which is grown the Spanish grass
Of which he makes paper. The circulation Of
the Times is nearly 100000 weekly, and its
proprietor is immensely rich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14

Name Date Levy Amt Name. DateLevy. Amt
Abel & Key. Jun.i4 5OGold II Tunneng
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14

The CAHAscHE TO BE Put TOGETHER
IMMEDIATELY.-The Board of Supervisors
having pledged the faith of the city for the
sum Of S60,O00 to the contractors for the
building Of the Camanche, Messrs. Donahue,
Ryan 4 Secor, at the meeting last evening,
we have the assurance of these gentlemen
that the work Of putting together our mont
tor will be commenced to-day. We hope sin
cerely that the delay is now over, and that
we shall have no more difficulties thrown in
the way of the finishing Of the work, but We
have our doubts about the lost egg, after all.
Ala, l2th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-14
CommerclrI StnIisIics.

The Aka gives carefully prepared re
port, in tabular form, of the business OF
the port of San Francisco for the first six
rpootbS IF 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
WINES. LIQUORS, so.

poTTLEp ALE PORTER AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER
ID IN wood and IN bottle Shippers, suffers spd Others
reonrng arle quantity VIII ind this their W place
purchase several dozen always ha. Golden
Ale Tcpo a. and a. Liberty Ten thouaaud dozen
emrly bottles waited Tor each. PIERCE L. kEDAF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

= =
rT'ARRrTowr. ~ y-FoR SALE OR TO LET FOR
the season, furnisbed trse and fus two story frsIe
double Cottage with barn and hall 81 land. the
fncs location and best hborhocd view uasurpsssed,
i've bedrooms on the second rof snd ihrougbo1 Ap
py 10 WILLIAM DEAN, Attorney and Counsellor a Law.
HrUtswn. ~ y. saW ff Cara stoN& III et
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY roR .sALE.-TBR
entire Block on First avenue rpnnins from Second 70
street formerly occupied BY the soap and candle
manufsc,ory Of Allan fIay 90 for sale favorable
Apvy 10 ALLAN " AY, - Broad street. OF 10 Nessa
=. u. MILLER, r. n. WILKINS Co, No ~ Pine o.
yyBNTEp-A FIRST CLASS dRAZIsG AND rRUII
W farn o. two hundred scSes with GOOD Improvements;
Accessible ~ railroad; han hunga from the
city, address Win fs dcsrf ptiDn ~ inrd and improve
meos ~ y ~ bos e,tsi New ora fohl1ass<v~..
E0 nl0 hcREs MINERAL AND A0RIOULTURAL
OVsVVV. IsnN - tespoogibie feFs0r, having about
GOV es ~ fsh aineral and sar,elufa lsads 70 MIA
rotr ana Ntief Netefu ks.CK derffps q
roudence wih reliable SUD influential party Who
operate IN The sale " rala lands ~ such rafy
herAtye Interest YOU'D 70 offered nrnany
Ia puhutt opssh3n ~ aud ~ Joining ibs ,cinty ~ NO
nHtf9l nbd FnN description ~ lotaf1B snN qualify -
landt furE sbta ~tA township tots A. Eeftrerfrs
JsBgsJ Asai'ss ~ sns toti snsss IA Ious A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

| IsrATB ron SALE.
A first css. .onr House with vabe on
house Las stable tx39. lot a3si0. location hns
a frsi class brown scnr Hogs. In 3sh a., Between
'h ana "h Az pree.., .t...,'ft $3.50. sst-oW
four sory brown sione Hcuse IN t7ih o., nesrtth
AZ, one year tnri psta le.sA ff0B MAY, ls6t.ti5No
ALSO,
elegant House in Nsk. l6,A " rear tih Az. rs
Also,
A corner and me % toininr ffonse N She 81
construction. hst elsss houses and frss neigh
ldrGOod. W HI he eod q 80
ALSO,
A our story brown stone House IN a. h st., bslween
th aud On ava oI stIlol hcass aOae .sesN
Aisto,
Northeast corner OF &stt 81. and eth ar. kne bust
corner Horse, Tsyntoo; price $1,000
ALSO.
Brown Houses tue east side " town from t7,A
70 iilV0, Beshborhpod protested against nuisances.
Basne and Tenant prop.J To- sale 10 every Part Or 10
city and
Central Parz snd Harlem ana other Lots for sale.
PAINS aud County Sea IA sAcnsnge fer cty property
JoHN EAvAxAGH,
Northeast corner Ports street nd srfL Avenue
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ne msSsrn y1prevemeu bot io0 feet; nsehserheod NJ.
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ss,,. Aso "a Aerea valuable Land VIZ -.
sste scs a% on aiiro.d sa,ss 3D.
~ lppy 10 C. DORIvG AS Ra. mss ior ssfhiDg ssd
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Il. fan, 49, AFse stream through Inc =.
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Il sold for N o. AZ az farming utensils Tbe who,
scn ,tr..t p ss ~ n inquire OF Mr.
s"'' -~nuLT, 2c2 Full