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The New York herald., 1864-11-26

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OF OF ,ss SIDE Of aoo 30 fee. level
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Whnlemen
,an, asah hantv arr At Mauaposet 23i inst from At
emp can.'n, Bssar NB arr a, Anisr Sept 10
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vssA Cav, Nov s. 10 pot hrrs RAID, 7. ehUa, Of
Boston, do; hrs o'aee wer hins,on for Minaidan 9Th
sos.-'T Hs "a. 81 q -.;a . s.p ;,
Arr from NYerk OH RspnSc at Portsmouth iGh, Mar
- - A IL tIsi-st s via se o"scna'owa1 TOW" 1''Ne'p
"a nrr rom SYors h"snrg q. Fon. Ed~n Rersl"y
Valencia; asvhesnr. Fe.nnedo ans Frne.t ls. Il
Dover. " ~ p" "
Arr from C.'cni,a, Lote warrep at p,vmoutb
on hyde ships j l. faten nnf Atlanta
shin Avrshr. Less from, Wirsnicbi d,.ma...a and We.
,.Fsv t,o. New YORK Tue captain and ,yo Of ,ts cs@
slip Leopoi from New York for HAVE, which put nio
sc'iIy Aug 2i has been condemned
American Ports,
BOsTUN, Nov 2S Below. ahp Z; bark Nnrtra rd-
BALIlNONE, Nov g. Penw h,tk II erufSer Gnu 4.
"" sos'nn ffd B,en hsrks Tndgsie. Hilkrn ,and
s ssss Ra.ssrg % s ss ~ soa sr
den, Chase no lieraNrl rr,yve ran n var y e.,o
ri as d. ara pro.,dnnc' Wednora Barnes NIIayeu;
Ma DalIaven, NYorx -
sew onLtANss nor l,a'rr sicanshlps George Gro
well. vnll. Nyork; nato'nh. RIDER Havaoa.
fth-Afr So arnahlp rnssandrn. Polnwav
bark NOZZLE MetcaN Razor. fhiladephia; schr Othello
tRrl, Rrncnmaute. Vera rrnZ.
I5fh-Arr ship rrlmauntan stiuTe- Evoyt. bnrta Gu.
antsnsmo tFrl Chasnrar. Rot deauv: Chtef pard'n
Phi sselph'a Ncicsnr Conway hriys .ula crorkrr
dG Ocean wsve, roe do schrs Nnseus uuhnn Orr New
York; Emily Pertins Philedeipha: Elnrstore Hnrrar
schr Gen Putnam, Shar.t knatsO Island
lftharr staamehips Matan<as, felsegang, NYork via
Uavana: Cassandrp, Holloway, Nynrk; shra Eizaha.h
Hamilton do: Galena. NcNsr io bark ieser,er fFr)
iTth-Arr tars finrion. PaGkRrd rhlade nha: schr
Kate Wnifer, Gnlver Bangor. Die. Cid brig Mary @ Ma
riner, Mariner, Phi aiepha.
arr steam shos Evenina Star Ben, Nyork: Pnpre
schr Kate Br ah.n, Plaster Nforx Below bark " r.
Spearlnc Roger; BRIT " FILTER. Holmes. pbi'adeiphh:
schr Sain Alten. Godfrey, do. CD ssamslos Ceorre
Ctomei, vH, NYark: Nntanzar. LeIseeang, Nyork via
PHfLADELPHlA, Nov 2f-Arr shin wyor,ing, Burton
Liyerpeol: sehr Gnn Croker Pre- brew Taunton cid
ha-hs Sea Eagle Hnwes Port spain: Andaman Otis SW
Pass; GRAY, Gray. Key West trrs sandorh. prsrS.
dsnb. rough. ~ Kits: Joeenh RaHer Mo pas;
q frost Anderson Beaufort; Ned Pu I. sW Pas:
FaarDolghf Goodwin NOri"ans; orrut.. Ruter aud j
counee Coz, Rnsion; Bovley, Smith, Proynoetosn n
WASHINGTON, Nov 25Arr ship Old Dominion, samp
ann. Boston.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
M orstosi.


AUsnv-NCSoxp-A, h sa ,nurch, bloomfield N. j.,
o. Msdn~.dsy, November ., ny ,hs Rgns Rev VIM.
Of New York.
Nevemner q, by the Pev. hack ms ~ me 'esiusn
OF the BRIDES uncle, henry Adwofth EsIAAs L. ia,
aou 20 ELIZA AiDWosIn, all of tho former place. No
p.As-Nkisos.--on thursday. November "a, o. tne
Se J~%ss ssv. he' Jones'. S ssaeS s,aas
u .nhn Nelson, New York city.
Maine pm ers please copy.
fHca-RlnArls In Go chester, Conn. on sunday,
rroonoer 10, by the Rev. Mr. Curtis, Mr. !Arpks a,
- n o. Ahdoyer, Conn., TO Miss LorrIs RICHARDSON O'
jersey CITY, n. J..
Gcook,L-s,rnkR AT the Reformed Dutch church,
washington square. ew York, on Tuesdsy, November
!, by Rev. Dr. Huto,, Mr. iNrloNy W Go"DkrL, of
brookyn, 10 MISS FRANCES A. SypHrs, .! this cty,
GLkssky-P III aE-in Providence. r. / on Tuesday
Hoysmoe,2 ., tho Matnesson street cnnrch oy Rev y
Mc.srinp NM =. GLsSSxy. OF N Guy, 10 & LDuis,
daughter OF a. Prarce Santiaso do Ch,o
dhAch- Sim kSs.-Uo ha,ksgivinR hay, AZ tDe rest
son, wnLAA GaaeE 90 7 VIA l. sEsESs, all ms cry.
! GAsAuDAs-Jo>ts --t)n Wednesday, November ~, ~
=. az aus s cn.en L.sas. Valley pu'ensss orrny' UNITY y
G. Gan UDAs, uDed States Marine cor.s, 70 Mss ss
rn,ss BIZ daughter OF george Jones Of Tue above plc
iiicS' -horuss.-uu v Wednesday, November 23 AZ
tne re- ,idence tho bide by the Kew. DR. Stephen H.
Iyns, lr ), oaSrlnsG iirSoS To oxRARp,R hofx NJ.
Novcmsor ~ by tne Rev Joha A. Rocae HIRAM KNAPP
to mss MAoIs TAILOR. bun Of ID s city. No cards.
Iousbkre'sie ~, ers le'se CO y.
Iuu-- iALroR.--on Wednesday morning, November
2S nt The res dence Tie br es athor anthony aor,
VI, by The Rev. !. T.. boob Mr. JOHN Luou 10 Miss
HhSShH IA F0R. both ~ tre.n uini, l.. /.
VIM ehavsn tugmnd) panafs pea~e copy.
M Es-fiML On Wsdpssday, November 23, at
CHRISTIE church, New Brun- wick, y. j by Rev. DR..
Stubbs, FREEMAN A. RIDER of Rh neack, ". y, 10 Miss
hARaIsf, daughter Of Sias Han, Esq, Of the former
place. No csrds
SKINNER fnfo.--ln RosIyn. L. l., on Thanksgiving
Fay lnnrsdsv, Noyembes 1), ~ me Rev. samuel Ely
PrrnR sKNNGa. OF tins city, TO Miss KAs PHIo Of Tue
former pace
yALsa,No MonRrlI-ou thursday, November "a, az
tho Nativity chu ch, by the Ray George McClo key
fRAScs 7. VAiARiNo Of Snntsso, Cuba, 10 ELLA NOR
RrA, eldest diukhser o Cathi ine L. Morre, widow OF
Thomas r Norfel
Wnus--KiEH@ -on Thursday, November ~, by tho
Rev Alex DGcr Rocho, JonN B. WHITE 10 FRANCES kiGrg
Ail OF this City,
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Ne svs from Nassau.


We have received nlcs OF tho Nassau Guardian 10 the
isth Instant qhs only Items Of interest they contain
are subjoinsd. Tho Guardian Of the l0th says
Our correspondent at the Berry Isands, in oommuni
cation dated Goat Gays November H. informs US that
since October federal sunboA have been seen there,
and that comparatively few vessels pass stirrups Cay
nov. "The piantations." he -syB. .siock Remarkably
well, for the settlement has been blessed with coplous
showers OF rsiu. wherever Industry has been applied
sring the ground"
And on the 1oth;-
From our correspondent ~ Long Cny, Fortune Islsnd
IN . dated 9th instant, learn that tho
small pox had made its appearance 10 that settlement,
is not likely 60 spread. Only one fatal cate bad
oourred Salt rasing ccOoues, the last shipment ol
moro than II has commanded for the past nvs ysars.
Tbeve have been three wrecks lately: the British
schooner Sea Nynph, Nc<en7c, master, which occurred
psar the French Wells, Crooked island the Briisn brig
VIVID Nckersvn master, sunk -four miles on Bird Rock,
~, nsnds savsd Ia tho boat and British brig Charles
Bsscome, master, wrecked 90 Wood Cay.
The cuardian also publishes news from 81. Thomas "
says the 81 Thomas 7r Of the ish nit. brings the cl
,ev,pr acccuo, Of marine disasterss--
on the MI BIT Of the sh and OH inst. the French bsrk
A-n,ld Art viret foaudersd The port Of Yabueoa,
esss nd os roro Rico She had IN twenty eight hogs
heads OF sugar. having commencei 70 load She via %
. total %. Her crew was found oin.ins 70 per sop.
masia 10 the merning.
and the Joserh ALSO loss ~ Faxardo, having gone
ihe SuSnsn srsconsr Joven Navcha, Captain Lncas
Var ~, n also los, ~ Yabucca,P r.
The Mnkh schocusr Amy wooster, moen Win sugar
ABd cOstOs, also fcurdered II Hum COS.
From the frrseoIns dr. ev dent that FEARFUL
sale mus bsss ragged he east coas, 81 erlo 'o, aaa
u " poeaAble we shalI tsasn VI mere osssa
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Miscellaneous.

errAxsgrp Cry Cant Pefis, sf Inc finest
steamers CT rnmsn lire. will sail to- day IL for
ovesns.own and Liverpool The mnils for the United King
dom and Continent via Queenstown aud Liverpool close
NJ hs Post ecs at ION O'Clock and will be taken by the
above vessel
srsar.pr BcHussr Capt Meier sa's today 81 IL for
Southampton and hamburg akisg the mails for the Ger
man States vIA Hamburg closing a. tho Post ecs o. 10Y
o'clock AN.
s-aAxsnir Fuss sHury Capt HIldresh New Orleans
aid not clear and ss Saturday last stated In oil the
city papera She will sa to-day A Pm, from piss No
North River. .
We are indebted 70 purser Lewis Thomas Of the steam
hip suwe Nads from New Orleans for his polite attention
and the prompt delivery Of cur Ties
Notice TO Martnors.
Tho following particulars Of the unknown reef on which
tho ship Mandaru los, 10 from letter rscsved BY E.
wood waisc Esq, Secretary sf the Board Of underwers
dated p.n. ,.,, N ,sm
snip Mandarin o. ysw y:r, s.asa sy as:;s. ws.,o. 81
yS y q .. q rss sss IT .n q.
isss and ssmssca q me chart q lsss as - :. =
= ss.srs -. y s,w w... .ps au,w
s sCss w:1ss a: sa g.. Sgs By As captain
o sScn asns ss srs
WSw. We ran and struck on branch Of rocks, ..h
ssn a 4. u q IL. Anses sua
would ssss. sba, ships coming through snds straits
unprovded wh Dutch charts should stop send bost
shofe 70 the Harbov Mass where oil the latest Quarts are
10 bo had the government making depot FOR the tane
compa great and dAnserou: errors - cur
chsrta The reef which wrecked - not ou any
but the charts % IwS and not correct on nos
Il being down rcck. whereas ts o. erca!
EXTENT duru. the time We we're on ne wreck showed
| neither break ripple
/ DARTMOUTH HAneoR-- ALTERATION OF IIcHf, srr.
ysss so'Ss ss ssiss fsss e On mn
entrnuce Oar rmouth Castle will be discontinued and
New Light shown the or Kinsswear SIDE, near hs
| Beacon Hlli House :,
feet high shownaa Bright rht marking ths
Fsirway the harbor over u deg between
deg and lsH and cute dc bo~e bearings ",
Ne size, pnti MASKED by the snd. showing Red Mshs
marking Shoals OF The kctte Point and the Cas,
Ledge the NV side mt ed tue I'd show
pg Green LienI marking the shoss of the Cbecksions
There VIII also bs Bright Leading LIGHT 70 fsss shess
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

YVANTED-A GOOD SALESMAN: ONE WIG
w thoroughly posted In tho furniture business A
al 81 Sih sv., corner of 22d ~.
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TRAVELLING Statesmen wANrEO-iN TnlS CIT
to take orl-rs Tor article of stationery requir
nv every business FIFTY dollars teed
the rgat sor' nf men, No money required. Apply TO VI
Mufphv Canal y
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S N!PPi ING NE w S
b5svons snys or Dec am Ase . ~ srs,


Mss src forwarded oy regular iusA
The st-anrra fsr or iro liverpool call n~snswwn
rsbt the canndisD line whlah call TAs
nom tho Cen lin ant. cal GnutnAmpt~a.
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VIZ haa been examined zoe ,n,,ed s,,es ,hey
Isog lie cre'niI aspas,pos under which The nrsi
esu Tor Bel, ehas Buriegn. H., inr du cd
tfs evidence under the conditions OF the Ashburton
h.ay
rALt waa rgsiut Bel alis Burieih ana this was
CsurI
Mr Prown sed he wrs not particular abcut putting
We dencs, but rould ask for an adnufnment one
week,
6ftuoe snia no wonld like TO have be evidence. a. Il
Vas imptt u, bowcve, u could mol bc cSally put
h. he would not take u.
Mr. Ca,neron coulsudsd that no case had been made
Sus: or e et ,he prisoner cud MT be cimcd as his
saso od not conr under me Ashourton treaty. me
xusen p,csmscn recognized the conederates % bel
ksry Tor any body OF 10 ACT M was alleged theso
aen nd. They were right, according 10 the Law Of
.ey hsd the pos sr So he also SAID thar, under
shbur,on sresty, there shnpid be special CHARGE
e * sns pso.s. ~ inc inc c9ass ba a"e ~. A"n
Aarton tcay aud the prscuer could NOS DO remanded
NJ. r. 4. Hsr,isoo a. representing the Grown. said !.
va Honor duty 20 90 further into TIE caas before
Aecidug Ills iuaor bed every power aud authority 20
As Ito rcc ding 10 our laws, there coud 90
90 aouot hcut Tho Jurisdiction of The court In addition
70 the ct sal thefc vas another passed in 1870
~ WHOM ne Rec raer s"d certain pnsr sss rasd rsd
isei tho st.tais 70 trve tho position he to'k Inc
p~s ocer wac chersed wth having committed roooesy
n tho Cnilei S.atos, aid he mad been nrresied foI
Aha, oIsnce On Icsaiy issued warrant On tie strength
ssha warrant The ws ner was brought before ns no or
sn,,e ~ituesses uuaer ostn. Having this power tc
stpm,ne, tie rad also rrwer TO remand. Hlc quoted
safa,rtes 70 prort MS Argument, amon ns others 70
ssv los 70 "Burns' Justioe' ihe leuned oonnse iof
sns dssc,rs ea'd no robbery had been commnsd, be-
osass trom the ovitencc before court, u vas ho
co.niyely u,veo ih,t y oterty had bo.u teoniously
kssn rom any person. The uate Of the pbio Parser
Ns oa The otc perspn g. trove that though We nov
AAd ins ev tencc ~ Ms TITUS, who rsd that mats
san hsr be bat been r.pbed u I'll ha tn1ss. AL W
now wsned .es -" evidence ~ the n,-te and sou.
Se premature stop the without hssrtug uvthe
syirencs Bu the learned counsel fv shs ie euce ssd
sas robbery. N1w. me TACT VI properly having
ytoentiy ara s1utous,t uken by one person from an
ether was Yr ma fac evidence OF robbery, aud
nav snte epnuyh Of svdoycc 20 show that property
DeAu takeo fe,n cua,y violently The case no
% no triec bcrc 6ut simply examines 10 aud toen trie
n the tnie1 ttai provided tue magistrate Ia Cahad
80 sunicent sroupis Tor ap extsp sMon shs lesrne
hcn rsstred 50 the of the steamer thsss
peskO. Ind showed the diserouca beeSeen she crcuu
stane~s 10 that aud the trsesnt oue nd asc IN
Asrorevcs N tbe a~s cf t~ tvo colot'cs bearing ups
sson He concluded W ssyng that % wers bonn
scsrict centrally and should act 10 justc" 70 ah iM
Ass. ENE
Nr. C,mercu said me argument ine,sa red cou,s,
could mako sny man vino mad shot ua~a y Toe Hold
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

WAnrsB-AT COMMEtC tCIAL AG NCY, 2o7.s
w $40 Broadway, asss.snt popkkrep-r entrv cierx
png dry goods sale Hnan hotel cers. grocery
mGl. light porter, travelling agent bota clerk ihe,
cances open for respeeaoe men and may be bad by 81
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

yl7ANrED-YN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A cOACHM
w whp thoroughly understands arriving and taxing {
horses; al.o take or garden and be vii
10 make himself useful Good recommendations rsauil
App!y r. T. AschinAn, IS Duane ~.
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VIZ ATERPRooF CLOTHING, &C.
AMERICAN wATERPRooP CLOTH CoMPANys
FLOCKED RUBBER GOODS.

Talmas sacScoats Cafcs, Lesgns Hats Horse Covers.
ALSO, LADIES' CLOAkS.
There goods possess cloth ntsh equal IN appearance 10
broad eioth ani arc unrvaed Tor shtnes and furn
ms. Warranted water proof For sale BY ~ H. TAYLOR,
No. barclay street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


T,o. THOMAS TuDBALI. OTHERWISE DAVIS, OR
bis ssue by order OF the High Court Of Chanccry,
IN England made In the matter OF the trusts of the settle
ment Of the 10th day OF September 1872 made on the mar
Rage Of william Tudball and Mary Ann, his vile, ana OF
the VII Of William Cor deceased 10 the matter Of an
of Parliament passed TIE eleventh Of the reign
o. her pre,en Majesty entitled AN &C. for better
trust funds and for the relief OF trustees ~ " oIueI.c
tha, AZ naury be made whether Thoms: dudea h 10 ne
ted and whehsr he e any issue and y 60 whether such
issue were living at the time OF me death o. ns sd hy
TudbA died on the 7Sth July. 1851 The said Thcmas
and sss living under the name Of Thomas Tnabsll
Davis At Gluten Park, 6arAtQga county, ana peleyod 10
have been employ o. Mr. Philip Wendell q Meek.n
Mexican war. The sad Thcmns Tudbal. living. or las
issue living At the death o. the said Mary Ann rusbaA
Are certain shares In the trust funds under the
said set,Iement ia a. the Chambers Of the
Vice Cbaucsllor Sir Richard TORN Kindcrsy, No. Stone
Iuldngs Lnsolns Inn. ddescs England. and make oas
their claims wednesday Tho 9th day OF November, 1861
~ OF the cock, nj noon at the said Chambers 10 appoint,
ed to adjudicae on such claims Dated this LIST day q July
1864 y. A. BUCKLEY. cher Cork.
Lncoln's Ian, London
N. pa reward Of $50 will be raid 3, any person fnr
nishinq the sol ctors ega proO tho death 81 al
Thomas TudsaI, Otherwise Dayis
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TIousE a Pur1ER STREET. BRooKLvN.-FuEL
Ill lot: In perfect Possession gwen the
nrst OF every mouth Win be SOLD cheap by proprietor
ALRERT g El khS - Pine strvgL
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SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT FOX SALE-THHEE
n miles above Sing sng-iS acres Of very best Land
handsome two story house containing eight Kitchen
cellar, Sc carriage house and other ouhaidings with
plenty fruit in ali varieties for Soe Also Coun-
dry Scat three miles half from Brooklyn ferries
containing of the best land The islsnda
splendid brick house. in city style, containing
hfteen finished rooms with high ceilings and al comfo
shat be wished hoaso and other onbudlngs
Tor Slaeoo Apply 70 =. II. sHULL CO.. No New Cham.
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I ANDs.-T0 ALL WANTING FARMs.-LAE1E AND
thriving settlement OF vinelsnd mild climate 80 mites
south OF rkladelpha By rasiroad, rich soft; produces
large crops; twenty acre Trc Al SIS per acre payable
Inea Years good ossness openLg; sood @ o
ChAS. X. Lands, Postmaster, viuelana, Cumberland
county, NJ j. Letters answered Papers containing full in
for ion wi mes sent free
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ITO RENT-A CELLAR LARGE, HIGH, DRY AND
light suitable for storing of wines liquors &c.
&C. bales OF merchandise Apply at SO and II Centre
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FURNISHED RoOMs.-GENTLEMEN WISHING NICE
Rooms in private house. can apply at lsz hleecker
rtrset six of Broadway tho first class
hotels AMI theatres Rooms 81 so to So per week. House
4 has modern i'm
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7 ARGE TWO STORY HOUSE, OWE ACRE $l.5N
II fruit trees and vines; acres same, one acres
ne OF river S301 fruit and mes: one acres
1ane one II acres 81 600 fruit trees and vines one
10 5000. trees and vines 81 acres
all fine country resdences; finest farm "a acres 10
the county; 20 farms from 81 500 to Si2cOO; near rail-
Chambers.
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FURNISHED ROOM.-To LET. TO GENTLEMAN,
without board, o large Room second floor Plea :
sanity sitnaied BATH &c. Apply at "a East Twenty
second street.
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IIOR SALR-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BRowE
stone House. in good location on Murray Hill between
Fifth and Sixth Possession from lt l5th or
sep,en,ber. Address s B., station G. Pos, once Prizes
$1,000.
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WANTED TO PCRCHASE-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
w three four stories below Twen'v third stree. and
Fifth be ful width aad have extension
room. Address stating terms $. Eddy No Pine street,
first floor.
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DARE CHANCE FOR MANUFACTURERS DEslRA.
~ BILE Property for sale eheapsIThe building is ooS4y
turbine water wheels two large dwelling houses barns
and other buildings: OF good land;
pacty OF hundred horse ROVER; fas
eraves the immediate vicinity for business Of
railroads and steamboats, The Is In
feet order. Possession given immediately Two and half
hours from New York city. Inquire OF HOMER MORGAN
Newburg. Orange county. N. Y.
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yyrANTED-BY CASH PURCHASER NEAT
w three story high soop House size not tess than lSx
as 100 feet above Forty eighth street.
Sixth aud Eighth Address, with price aad
full particulars. Ii. N, box $50 Post Office.
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EN0R SALE OR EXCHANGB-A GROCERY STORE,
u Brooklyn: wei located, and doing good business
Those wishing ENGAGE In grocery win and Ais
good opportunity Address Post Office, New York
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TOR SALE IN BRooKLYH-THE NEW FIRST CLASS
three story Philadelphia brick and brown stone base.
ent House, with furnace 10 cellar hot aud cold water
water closets. BATH bells speaking tnbes &c situated
he corner q Carton and De Sah avenues Price Is COO
inquire OF T. KIRBY, builder, Gates avenue ash.
tpgton avenue Possession Immediately.
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TOR sALE-oNE GREY & WOODS planning MA.
" chine Sash Sticking Machine. Tenoning Machine,
wright patent Scroll Saw Power Morticng Machine Iron
Shaftng Pulleys Hangers &C. Apply to address Geo.
L. Cummings. l24 West street, door west Of
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yTyANTED-BY AN ENGLISH FAMlLg OF FOUR.
w cottage within three miles Of City HAIL. If suita
bic will rent BY the year: be low, city refe-
rences Address w. L. S. East River Steel Works av b.
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story hocsc barn and stable &c IS acres cleared Ian
and the balance TIMBER three miles from railroad
MALI fine stream of Price $780,
i. ZEGLIO. IL Centre street, corner Chamber
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FURNISHED AND uNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET
II fsmil es for housekeeping, to single gentlemen
without board Apply at o6 West Twentyl 9TH street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-09

A LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY FOR SALE
IA Firs second class Houses the following
upe Twenty seventh street. $1,000 TweRty ninth
street Slh50; Thirty FIRST street from s. no
$4,000; Thirty second street 81 800 TO sis
Thirty fourth street $3.50 $50 Coz Thirty fifth
with Furpture S2O00 two Thirtysixth street,
Thirty street, 50 0o Fifty
third street. S9S0 Second from 81 5A 10
$1,000; also hundred nice Houses cast
sides Apply 70 JOHN FETTRETCH, AIS Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-09

yJyANTED-TO PURCHASE, A THREE STORY MOD
w built House furnished or unfnrnished, located
between Tenth and Fietn streets and Seventh
ington Address giving particulars when il
be seen, A. G. T., Herald oroe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-09

yUANTED-BY A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY A
w cottage uause, either frame or brick, thsr 10
Brookiyn this side of the Harlem bridge. New YORK.
CITY given. Call address Mrs. NJ alt Wess
Forty.seventh street fifth cottage from Renth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-09

w ANTED--BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w in private family orrrst casslboardng1 large
Room second story with panes hot and cold
water Address box 4T Post Office, stating terms, ocn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-09

VIZ ANTED-FRoM OCTOBER TO JUNE, A PARLoR
w and two Bedrooms. nicely furnished and not above
second floor for ladies' between Nineteenth and
streets and Fourth and sixth avenues WITH
private table, kitchen facilities for the preparation OF
their own meals Terms be reasonable Private ia
my where other boarders aken preferred Refer
given and required Address A. H., box 1854 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-09

A TIL WARD CORNER PROPERTY FOR SALE-THR
II five story House and Lot of the yowery and
Roosevelt strsets Price low Terms easy Inquire ~ 45i
pgYis STR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-09

ITO LET-A NICE HALL BEDROOM, FURNISHED.
second floor to two single gentlemen Or two ladies'
that work without board family private terms mode
rate Apply $40 Seventh avenue between Thirtythrd
| nndT fourth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-09

w ANTFD-FIRST CLASS REAL ESTATE PROPERTY,
- well located up town, at prices from $500; also
eligible Lots Owners DESTROYS OF selling promptly
invited 10 send particulars to POILLON WHARTON
49, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-09

yNANTED TO RENT-BY NEWLY MARRIED
w couple small, neatly bpt not richly furnished
House Location must be good no matter how high mp
there children the property and furniture
will suffer but little and moderate rent is therefore
peced. Address L. Friedlander u Warren street, With
full