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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
new Castle County ticket
1--WE Fight this Battle Out. "

awe fight it out I" rings loud ami clear
Along the banks of James;
Ii rings in trench aud ritiC-pit.
And by the camp fire flamesi
The sentinel on lonely post
As slow he steps his round.
The seaman on the reeling mast
Der surgiug bIllOws bound, o.
The raiders fierce, the raging troop,
The reckless, daring scOut,
Backbone and all-repeat the cry
"BrAge boys. we'll eight il out !"
1--WE fight it out I" is still the shout.
Down Sherman's blazing line;
II ecboes o'cr Atlanta's wall,
Where bright our bayoneta shine
II ia the cry at Petersburg,
Where stands unflinohing Grant
And Weldon Road repeats It
Where Hancock's standards faunt
Shenandoah's bright green valley
Returns that gallant cheer,
Where Sheridan's fierce troopers
Dash forth in hot career
They shake their sabres DER their heads,
They peal the warlike shout;
"No compromise with traitors;
We fight this battle out r.
Brave Farragut in Mobile Bay,
From all his war worn ships,
Repeats il with his shouting crews.
And from his oRnuou-lips
Their hearts are bold, their arms are stout,
Their batteries shake the shore,
They'll fight this traiiorous conflict out,
Till treason is no more.
1.-TWO hundred thousand colored braves"
Says Lincoln, "msreh with me
On FASHIONED fort, ON battlefield,
They struggle to be free
Where lives the craven coward
Who'd yield these men again,
These valiant Union soldiers,
To bondage and the chain "
Chicago cries "This war must stop!
e Let us cast down the steel
Yield up the land, yield up the dght
Then PROSTATE let us kueel.
In vain 10 spend our treasure,
In vain our blood is split,
Cast down the useless muaket,
Break sword blades at the hilt Z"
No, never See the thousands
OF gallant Union men
Pour down the mountain gOrges,
The valley and the glen;
They haste to march with Sherman,
With Hancock, Grant and Meade
One effort more. and God will Drown
With victory the deed -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
HEAD QUARTgRa,
uSnN sTAFR CEaTRAL GohAnrsg
Wilmington, October 6fh, 1884
UNION nj LETTINGS

VIII hs held At the fonwug places in New Castle Cuunty
BRANDYwINE VILLAGE,
TEuAsDAr EVENING. November ~
wILMISdTON
MONDAY EVENING, November
shoud the Committee decide 10 hoi any other lnes =
inss OF should any changes he determined apon here
after, timely announcements will bs msde.
The Speakers for eseh meeting will he annpunrsi, aud
hand.bs circulated In ample tlme.
band OF music has bsgn engagsd and Will 10 present
Rt each meeting.
Union men OF Now Casilei Remember that the eAuss
We advocate Ia that Of our Countrythst the ain
10 overcome at this polls whose with
and who desires the success OF the infamous rebellion
which strikes al the very root OF yonr lihertles The
election L. at hand but few days remain for work he
hrtlse-Eigant Give not sleep to your eyes, sum.
Der 70 ynur eyslids. until yon khAl have made
surs Then may TEST aud rejoice over our State re-
deemed from hsi thraldOu and planted nrmy on The
side of Union amt Liberty, BY order,
JOHN II. McLEAR,
Chairman State Committee.
JOHN A. ALLDERUICE,
oetlltnov3 Chairman County Commltiss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04

'oisT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary Of
The Interior TO reclaim and preserve certain
property Of The United States
Pe q Tfsolesd by hs Senate and Holiss Of Raprs-
''"'ai'0ss oftAs t0ited States Of America in Con-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
A. d. INsLEE,
Bookseller and stationer,
NO. sO8 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS.

PILLS.
No paln attends their operation. The only pills that
operate without grplng sckenLg, weakening or isav
Ing The bowels oosve and the best Pills ever srad
ts afflicted Tor every disease requiring Burgslys med
cline Their iRtrinsic merits becoming extensively
known ELEGANTLY sugar coated price, 25 csnta per box
Head what the Rev. Francis NJ Hawkins, OF the ~ P
Church, at baltimore. says of their excellence -
TOwsoarows Mn, April "a, 1891
DR. tlhMs soA.--Ar ~ have been for 4 or month.
greatly AFFLICTED with the Liver Affection for the arst
months after my case seemed serious, thought was
wasting away with consumption. suffered much with
violent misery Ia my side and with burninR In my
back nay brestling was very hard my complexion very
yellow IN far my whole System seemed entirely out or
order bad severe cough at times and WeAkness in
my breast applied to several physicians and took
great amount Of medicine which seemed 10 have no goo
effect When frai heard Of your Liver Pills Thought
perhaps they might do soine good so / bought ons
box and before Lad taken them all felt greatly teey
ed my head relt no longer gddy my side no Longer
panad msi my nerves seemed to be strengthened In
other words began 10 feel like new man aud am now
enjoying very good health, They operate without sk
enng or any gripping pains, and do highly recommend
them to the public Try them, sufferers before II il too
late. Your humble servant,
FRANCIS Nj HAWKINS
of Baltimore Circuit of the NJ, p Church
kole manufacturers, SfMMS & SON, PhyslrIans Avn
Druggsa, corner Of Fourth and King Streets Wllnnr
tom bel Sold by Druggsts amt Storekeepers generally
Ask for slmms Vegetable Liver pills. and lake 10 Otb.rs
Sold by Fsrris, Now Castls Booth aud CowRiil 4 Eon
Dover; llAmmerssy fouk, Milford; Lolgu Claymont.
Dyott Go Philadelphia. and deaers generally
msy.2f.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04

NOW TOT Inc Rush % Cheap JOHNS
Another New List of Prices.
Boots and Shoes 30 per cent less than any
other store in Delaware.
Dry Goods 10 per cent less than any other
store IN Wilmington.
CrookGry-ware % to 30 per cent. less than
nny other store in this city.
Notions Of all kinds from is 10 % per cent.
less than any other person dare attempt to sell.
Spool Cotton. Cloaking Cloths, FIannels. Pant
Sluas, undershirts and Drawers, Window Cur
tains, Coal OIL Lamps. Glassware, Knives and
forAs, Pocket Books, Brushes Of all kinds from
10 10 20 per cent. less than any other store ia
the United States, Open from A. NJ. to = r.
NJ No. 6UG Market Street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
CRITTENDEN's
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE e.

637 Chestnut ST., Cor. of 7th,
ksrA rABLlsnED islL INCORPORATED 1866
An lnaiituion designed to aid young men In Aequir.
inSa
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
The course OF Instruction includes
BOOk-KeepImg,
As pratiieed by the best Accountants for Wholesale
Retail Iebbins, Manufacturing Commlssion, forsian
and Domestic shipping Rusness joint st0ck Companies
Banking, lie.
PENHANSHIP,
in every style, Plain and Ornamental, Is taughtIby
THOMAS ". Mu0RR
One VI the most skIfu OF Psnnen.
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSINESS FORMS.
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT NOTES, SO.
time, " ~
diplomas with the seal Of the Institution attached,
awarded on graduation
ln the practical value sfs wsll-ted enure Of ustrrc.
ob, extent Of Accommodations. aud elles Tor mpaTt.
ing basinsfs knoNledgs this Institution 10 une
CATALOuuEh Eh sent free application.
A-CAiITRspBs's Series OF Practical Treatses un Book
Keeping and Judge SHARswoep's Lecture befors tbs
studsnisr on Commercial Law for at the College
JoaS III SHhssdissRSk GsoEssEck. Priuspas.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
nr .1haasa,,,a,,Ia p;sIa

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills.
This combination Of ingredients Ia these Pa ais the
result OF long and extensive practice They are mild ia
their operation, and certain Ia correcting all FfsgulRr-
ties, paluiul Menslruations, removing a oberuutlnns
whether from roli othrTwlfs hsadRohs paiu ln the
lie, palpaion cfhe heart, whites, all nervous affection
byserlos Iatlaue pain ia the hack and limbs, sc dis
urtsi isep, which a!iss from interruption Of uature
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
Was the OF new eIa ln the treatment Of
these aud obstfucons which have consigned
many pfem4tlre grave. No female can epoy EOcd
health unlss4 she ID s4ulAr, Whenever obstruction
takes place tbs general health hesins to decllae.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills
Are tue most efealuA Tslasiy known fur all tom
pahts peculiar to females 10 all CLASSES they are in
yaluahle inducing With certainty periodical regularity
They ars known tn thousands Who have used them At
different Periods Throughout the eouutfy, having thu
sanction Of some of the eninsnt physieans in Ae
Explicit directions stating When they should not he
used with saeh bOxths Prizes Que Dollar per DO cou.
ianlug from 90 10 To Fails.
Pills asnt by natl, promptly by remtting tn the Pro
prieor Sold by piu4gsta generally.
HUTCHlNGs & HiLLYBR, PrupTislone.
septiliy. VI Cedar strsst. Nav Y0ib,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04

EYE AND EAR,--Prof J. lsaacs, NJ. D., Oou.
list and Aurist, formerly a, Leylen, Holland, is
permanently located at No. Gil Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis
eases Of the Eye and Ear will he scientifically
lreate and cured il ourahe Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.--The Medical faculty is Invited, as he
has no secrets ln his mode OF treatment. iul7 ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
EIE OEiIIEoiaI.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Plsssd at the Fast Ses sion of he Thirty Eighth
Congress.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
A4z4Ar In Market Strsst--StoIs and Dwelling below
MtE& Second street; excellent business atand
hH In Shipsy strest Three story brick dwelling
&a above Hith street. rs feet fronts 30 feet deep.
In5Tsnth arset-Two three story brick dwellings be-
low Lombard street Also, two three story brick Dwell
inHs Mas. 01e and elB West Seventh street.
In Second slreetA three sery brick dwelling bstweep
RrsAeh and Walnut streets, might be mAds good bust
meas stand.
ln TAlnRil slreet-A args thrrs story brick dwslaK
with all the modern improvements, No Flt TalnAl ST.
Building L9is-A desirable prOptT.y A. the corner oi
Third and french atrsss, suitable sithsr for buldIna
lots site for manufacturing sstAbllshmsnt Foi
terms and particulars appy %
John AcLeAR 4 son,
1p2 No. ti7 Market stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
Convertible into a Six per cent,
500 Gold Bond.

10 Adden t9 thsvsry liberal Interest On te notes o..
three years. this privilege Of conversion is nov woh
about thrss per cent psr anuua Or the current rate r
Sso Bonds is net less than per eta Pseaia aad
before the the premium on sH yer cent U g. stoke
twenty per cent 1t will be The actual
prot on this loan the present market rate not ..
than ten psr cent. per auuum.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
It's Exemption from State or Mu-
nicipal Taxation.

But aside from all the advantage. We have snumsAtsd
special Act Of Congress sss,aps al Bands aad Tseasp,y
notes NON OeattassaOa On the average, exemption
Is worth about per esnt per snnum sceordns M the
rate Of taxation 10 various pArtu OF the eountry.
Itis believed that no securities OTTER great iaias
msns to endersas thoss Issued by the government la
a other orms Of Indebtedness the faith or ability Of pr
TAts parties, stock sompauies, ,or separate communities
only is pledged for payment while the whole prosy
Of the country is held to secure the discharge Of all Ls
obligations Of the United States
While the goVernneHt offers lhs most liberal terms OR
loans it bsevslihA the very strongest appeal will be
IN ths loyalty and patriotism sf the people
Dupllsas certificates will be issued for all depoits The
party dsPOIins endorse upon the errHe,,s
the denomination Of botss required and whether they
to be issuea in blsnS payable 10 order When 80
endorsed nss be left with the ofrr receiving the de-
PosIt, to be forwarded to the Treasury Department
seBsCspEOss WILL sHcAVHp by tile Treasurer OF tie
United STAGES, at Washington the several Assistant rs.
sursrs and ds,ignaisA DsPosiisries, aud by The
First National Bank Of Wilmington,
aud sy all National Bsufs which are tie dopo.lArisI or
public nj Rsy, and
ALL AEsPBCFABLE BANkb AND BANKEAs
thrOssh the country Will give fsrhsr information aud
AFFORD EVERY FAcTLITTTY TO suBscKfBHRs.
AuEs smOs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
PENINsULAR R. R. LINE.
Ohanee of Hours.

M and after SATURDAY EvRNING. October 10, 1864
" Trains for tbs accommodation Uf Passengers will ru
$ follows until further notice;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
HoRsMsl HoRsESII
A Fine Farm E'or sale,

Containing siky-siK (6ej Acres. GOoI Buidlnga Three
or IOur miles rOm Wilmington A hus yUung Apple and
Peach OteArd IN good bearing coud ,on alFO number
Of Chiefly frsos The aNOVe iueAiien il very dne aud
healthy. Fur tsrns, afp.y 70
W. AtGAULLBY co.
Hugg-H MiG Market Straat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
Special Advantages of this Loan.

IT NAroSAL sAvESas BASK, Offering higher rate
Of Interest than any Olhe and he beat stcurity Auy
'Avns' bank yAeh pays its deposiiors in u s. Notes.
considers that IL is paying IN the best circulating medium
Of the sOunty and IT sannOt pAy in anything better Tor
iE own assets are sihsr in government securities or Ia
notes or bonds payable In government Paper.
1t Is equally convenient Temporary or permanent
Investment The notes aiwsys be sold for vthia
fraction Of thsir and accumulated interest," and AIs
the hest security with banks collaterais eissounfs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
Fnr Sad.

Three Dwelling Houses. sters, Cooper Shop Blacksmith
and Wheewrlsbt Shops, aud upwards OF FIVE AGREE
OF LAMB. within three or four miles Of Wilmington will
- sold low. Apply to
WILLIAM MCCAULLkY 4 Co.
vii AaEkat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
Wilmington City Railway Co.,
TIME TABLE.

Special CIR r~inGe IA ,eaiffns for trans sm rAlast
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
1omrual anu Statesman

.ErIJay Morning, rovsn,btr 4, isO4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
ca 1NGE OF HOURS.
of Steamer Ariel.
u. S. 7-sO LOAN.

The fsersAry Of the Treasury sivss notice that sub
sesptons will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes.
pAyAbls three years from August 10th, 1851 with sem
annual interest at the Of and thrssenth pei
cent per annum,-prineFs and Interest both to be paid
In lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option OF the
holder st maturity into six per cent gold bearing bombs
payable not lesa than 1--WE than twenty Yeas
from their date the Government iuay elect They will
be issued in denominations of $780, $780, $500 $Ooe and
SSOOo and all subscriptions must be for any dollara
some multiple Of ffy dollars.
The notes Bill be transmitted TO ile free Of
t,s sportaton charges sfter the receipt of tbs
-sItseatsA Of DepodO they be prepared.
A. H.. not.. draw interest from August 10, persons
m.Ai,v t.Do,,. Nssqnsut to that date must psy the
,D,.,.s. ..,,,.a a., Of Rots to date Of deposit.
PARTIES dsposiiRg twsnty-l 70 'n'A's"a ao"A'' S"e
upWAFds for these notes At any !, "'
commission OF ousquartsr or per cell ""'" "''' "s
paid BY the Treasury Department upon the >ss'P' o'
bill for the amount certified 10 by the officer with a''a
the deposit was Dsde. No deductions for commlssiol
must be made from the deposits.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-04
[PunLIc RESOLUTION No. a. I

Approved, June 27, 1864.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Furniture

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
IJwsuar,ed msnufacturo Also solid Chestrui and Wanu
Chamber Suites, plain and omhmcui4, A. H. T. FARltlND
TONS, 95 Cansist. opposite Wooster Establ,hed lSiI
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
~ The best sssoT.n,ut Of ENAHELED FURNITURE, Ia
all coors and style, Anu and Chestnut Plain and One
mental Ia Suite, Wholesale and Re- all Also bEtTeases and
rdils-ses. WhkitKN WARD. No 2TT Cuaialtt.
CHOW CASES, at LOW PRICES.-Silver,
white metai and al knds OF band aa1 made
erder HOFFMAN FElSH, No. ia2 ChAthanst.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
fAdvettissusni
ROBIsSON A. OGUHy,

a,e With Pzi Hitch No. Brord a. two doors ,os Wan
Coh.ys-IoH BgogKns,
Government Securities, StOcks Bonds Gnd Gold Bought
snd Sold on Commission.
Qurernaster' Cheeks sl Cove nmcut vouehtss Bought
sold and negotiated.
subsorpton received for the New National 10 20 Loan
PericusI stteuton given she collection Of L. s. Ops
NesI six per Cent Cchco.es Of Indebtedness sud 20 TIE
Collection. made all points in hs United stale- and
Csnsdas with prompt !etuTng
ARTHUR RosnsOs. 7. G. OGoBS ir.
RekTences-Sew York: FisS Hatch, Bsnle Bank oi the
Commonwealth. Philadelphia: jsy Cooke Co. BanAers,
g. \ Waeen Co. Banker Boston: TIE Hon g. H. VALLEY,
Presid0nt Of the Reve.e Bank Brewster Swec. Co,
Bsr ers Weshngioo The Hon. L. T. Chiteuden Register
OF the TrealgTy; J. b. Hatehinssn Co., BankeIs
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Increase over March, l9f3.....,.$loSC3 10
The earnings Of the Erie Railway for the
month OF March
Ia54.......@ o9L5Oe + ls53........$s6,44 ,445 "
kcgease...............PISii SiiSI ~
Earnings of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad for the month Of March:
s........s sG4 Gll - iIGG1.......... SsS 3Ss %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SlD5Y.' %
Mr.. Livingston Satterlee, formerly Secretary
ofthe Etna Insurance Company. has been admitted a
member Of The Gim OF satterios & Co, in Exchange
place.
MIR. II. c. Beach has been appointed Secretary
ofthc Ena Insurance. Company. in The place vacated
by Mr. Sstterlee
An adjourned meeting Of the stockholders OF
tho Fourth National Bank was held this afternoon g.
which the majority OF the directors proposed that the
entire Board regu and 10 ineligible for reelection IN
I'll leGj-condiioned tho, the Board shall be such
as tho retiring Board approve. The stocLhohers r.
fused this proposition. and the whole Board fetres 10
bo succeeded by new one to be selected by Com
mittee OF fifteen stockholders appointed By tho Char'
man. and 70 repo, 10 adioarSed mec!ing TO 10 he'd
| on Monday next.
| There is on active demand for l0-405 in snail
amounts. Too much money cannot be rarnod IN that
direction by large or small capitalists. The loan Is
sale, and bo..s. than any railway sbar,s Oa Sha !t
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

,rar,tets-CAnKyuLIY REPoRrxD yoR THsN y. TnIBUsK
MONDAY, april 10, 1854
AsIIESPots not quite 80 firm and IN moderate request
bnt Pearls are and held hry the
of rs bbs SO gl Tor the former and ll for the asr
COTTON-Ths asnspd continues very nodsIsis and 10 Vry
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
flle0icai.
4 TTEN.Tl,Il.o;NSis .l,l.; MA LApiESi sHai,isu REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
Prepered from prescription OF Sir J. Clarke, NJ n,
pbv.f.s,v l. 70 lha Ouaen-

Prepared nom prescription OF Sr y, Ctarke NJ. ",
Physician ExtTaordinssy to the Queen.
Th. well medicine is mposhon, but snre tne
safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Distractions from AZ
whasyeri and shoush powerful remedy contains
nothing hurtfnl TO the constitution. To married aden
IL pecuhr-y suited IL will in short tiine bnng on th9
monthly period with regularity
In m eases Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pair y the r.
and Limbs, Fatigue slight eEerton, Paptation OF 20
Heat Hystercs. and Whites, these Pulls WI eject acle
when all other have failed and although pc N'fa
remedy do not cont ain iron, caomel sntuony or an s
hustful "a ia. constitution.
Fudreciions tine pamphlet around each paehser, ~hes
shouldbe carefully preserved
For full psrticulals get pamphlet free, Of the agent
~ BS end postage stamps inclosed TO any aathorfea
agent viii bottle containing over " pulls by return
uai. Sold by s druggists ,
JOB MOSES, No. - courtiandtst, New York,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Werp: 30 tuns Tallow Of &s. The charters are:
A British bark from St Georges, New Brnns
wick. TO the Bristol Channel with Deals, at
a9 Dc. cd. a British vessel from the Cali Of
81 Lawrence to the Bristol Channel on private terms
and ship to Havana at $500 The carrying rae+ are:
TIE Liverpool per American 1ag-Flonr, y bbl. G3d.
Wheat l4Igd.; Heavy Goods, o.. ca. Per foregr
fag-Flour Cd. 97id; Heavy Goods. s.. To London,
per American fag-Flour, Is. 3d.9lS Cd Heavy
Goods, l5s.
Tine business of the Sab-Treagury was: Re
ccips. sll 22l 769 77for Csstoms <92l OO0 and for
1910 Bonds, sO72Oo; Payments, sl2 443 337 l6i Bal
anec. s37217.us 16
Money has been active all day, and ~ cent
was refused TO carry Erie day. "Greenbacks
very scarce and the banks are unable to meet com
fOraby the denand from sellers Of l040s and bryefso
Gold Checks have not been certified readily a. usual
and some banks haze come 20 the conclusion TO treat
brokers IS ordinary people and to pay checks un'esS
drawn against funds in hand. continuation OF TINS
practice win reduce speculation and make the 0aHsS
more secure.
The following is comparative statement oil
the condition Of the Banks of Now-York City'
Loan. Al elt AP 9Isae Z @asesss; g
rcsiton 3eo,sll ,e s579es9 99 Dec Dee - 5s55 go
The loans have been reduced upon tie brokers ac-
counts. and more viii follow. Several brokers were
barely able TO take their stocks and make up tAcr a0-
counts to-day.
T4BLr IF t Loor, Srcc, Ci,euirii2a, e7f D7ro "a o,e
BgnE. Of e ~ o. Ne,c YORK., for hs 'res ending sGt
u5lav iJYH 10, 1854 70 rhia, "a ep'Ied ss C9f'''"4
cf eaoa Bank
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Qrinling.

ERASCIS * LOUTREL, SATIONERS and
PRINTERS, No. a. haidenzne respectfully solci,
ders Blank Books, Paper, Stationary DiAiiss &e al low
prices.
NM. EVERDELL@ SONS, No. I0t Fulton
w .tJSifAh JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN.
UFACIbREkS.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
To.al for we,t.................... -.l5-lt

Pacific Mail still continues pressed for sale.
The parties who bought out Commodore Vanderbilt
upon the understanding that he contract would be con-
;inued with him are selling out in advance Of asevers
contest with hin.
The following will show the Exports Of Specie
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
gouses ano farms tuauteo.

EARM WANTED-With Hudson-River view;
J. good Hou,e: price 600; little II any, payment:
6r wear Prefer 20 rent, with privilege Of purchasing Ad
tress J. d. WEBER No. 4J9 West f7ik-st.
WANTED, TO RENT, FURNlSHED-fo
w nfov, four months lom the middle Of June COT
TAGE near the sea shore containing eight to ten rooms
must good garden, bathing and fishing ard within easy
distance New forb The family requiring Il consists OF
gentleman wife and child uneIoePtionable References
Adde'S W. |. b., Box No. 3,6J, ". Y. Post Ohce
WANTED--To Exchange for FARM near
w EewY City, with abou, s 900 cash. HOUSE and
LOT Ia GrecnwIeisI, worth $500 Address A, BOX NO.
z 3,t Po-t OEics.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
ISee alsoAuctton Sales.1

TOR SALE or TO LET.-A beautiful
u HOUSE. IN the village Of Nyeek, containing -
The grounds are aet out with every variety OF fui
ries. Inquire Of J. V. ONDERDONk, on the prerniS
Yenisn. by boat or caIs.