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War News of the Week.

The details of the battle in western
Louisona show the federal defeat was COM
nlete and the victory of General Smith on
the 9th only saved the army from total
destruction. All the officers seem to agree
j. cen.urins Gen Banks for naismanage-
ment. 1t was thought few days ago
that the expedition had come to All end
but the latest reports indicate that Banks
ha. re-organized lis army and is moving
Toward to Shreveport.
Another federal disaster has been Hie'
with at Plymouth, \. c. On the loth'
rebel ram came down the Roanoke river
attacked the federal fleet, and sunk three.
yunboa,s. On the 18th the. rebel land
forces appeared. report says 2O,ooo strong,
and attacked the place. On the 2Gth the
federal garrison. (about 9, 800 mem sur
rendered. The rebels took say $500 pris-
oner. and from, % to 90 pieces OF artillery
TIE ram rendered efficient services TO the
the assailants. The rebels place their loss
at only 800, while the..Federals assert that
it was 500 or 2,1o0. The Federal loss in
killed and wounded was comparatively
small The rebels are then supposed to
have moved upon Little Washington and
Newberu, and yesterdays dispatches re-
port that Newborn has fallen, but Gen
Butler discredi;s the report, and thinks
the rebel army has lef. North Carolina and
gone to Richnend
No forward movement Of the army CT
the Potomac has yet taken place, although
the roads are in fine order. Nor is 1t be-
lieved that Lee will make the attack on
Grant. On the contrary, rebel deserters
say that Lee is preparing to fall back be
hind the entertainments at Richmond.
Burnside, who it is supposed will CO OPP
crate with Grant in the attack upan Rich
mond, and who has large fact and So
90 men at Annapolis, has either sailed al
ready or is en- the eve Of sailing.
There was fight Al Decatur, Ala. on
the Dist, in which the rebels were rePulsed
but we have vet seen TO particulars Of the
battle
Hostiities along the southern coast are
expected almost Immediately. y feet OF
war vessels, both wooden and iron clad,
left New FORK yesterday.
A rebel torpedo boat recently made an
attempt to destroy the frigate Wabash,
stationed OF Charleston, but failed in the
undertaking
1t is reported that the commanders Of
negro troops are soon ID receive orders to
retaliate upon the rebels.
The draft is to take place Immediately
in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Jer-
ey, Ohio and Missouri.
The rebel privatedr Florida IS reported
to be cruising In the Gulf of Mexico.
Pilatka, Fla, has been eTacuated by the
Federals; and another steamer has beea
destroyed in St. Johns River by a rebel
torpedo.
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SHERIFF.. SALE

NY VIRTUE OF IN E1ecution issued cut O. lie
Clerks Office of.he Coany Court OF l.. Sale com
~ and safe Of Illinois and 10 directed, shers =
am commanded make lie amount Of a certain
4flu-nI recent obtained aiE.t John c CHsnp!in
Lodge No A. q. o. D in favor Of Trustees, Oi:a
" e lsnd., ,errmruts goods and ehaiies Of The
said John {. Champliu, have levied IN following
property 20 wit Lot y in biOck ave o. IN O:a
Martin said cry D ota and also ct FIVE ~
in beck l'Ol il O,taw. North IA ad cay Or Oa-
said situated thB ciiy 81 D'tIEI Com
~ Of Ts Sale ana etc e. Illinois
Therefore, according 20 said con- Is1ur, shall *
p-Ge public alc.sGD At. lae - 'i..- and IL
ieresi ofiis a'oye amad John c C4anP.ia IN and 70
tie above descrb-i ropeTiy, saturday, ite 4l.t cv
g. N1y. .sC4 o'clock Z NJ a. The so-ih door or tie
C7ur. House IN Ottawa, La Sa,ls colaty. U.i7sis-
Dad q; ctiaxs, ihis 5jth Gay OF ri. 1855
WILLIAM L. 81 LlIGlS
Si,yIr II IA salt county KiHoi,.
pr RI Dem.
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DsEAEFrL AFFAIR AT EARvILLE.-We
learn from a gentleman living at Earl
vile, that On Thursday Of last week, the
wife oil r Synder, a lawyer OF that village
was acciden,ly shot by her husband, eaus-
ing her death on the following Saturday
The was sitting at q table, engaged IN
making children's clothes when MIR. Sny-
der having shot gun in his hand won't
TO the cupboard in tho room for some per
custom caps; one of these he placed ups
on the tube and by some mishap, the
hammer struck, causing the discharge of
the barrel loaded with duck shot, the
charge taking effect III the side Of Mrs.
- and producing death as before stated.
The deceased il represented a. having
been An ostinable lady. Three children
". made aSphaye b this dreadful acct.
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SrIEEIEEs SALE

10y VIRTUE O. an sxscs;on f.e b iJs1-6 ou;o' the
Clerk. ofc. rfihv County CO-r, % IL is!i-
~ state % Illinois, and TO irec.ss thereby
commanded make The amour; % certain Gdz-
ent recently obtained ..e.nss JJhi Lly. ~ favor
OF william p HrrTs- out - he lands. :-=sIs ut.,
goods and Chzttes Of iie sad ! h % LaHy, ! =. e
lew! the following property, TO II loE twelve
ti2f IN t-ock No. thirt. p in states Adajiol
O.tAIr said 10; Is in the City OF OIlas.
ty or Ia Sale ani STATE % limos
Therefore according to sad command. shan I9ose
fsr lie rU BLIC AUCTION, all the sht, ulir and
interest o. the above named John I-AlIy, "a ami
rs above described property On SATURDAY the 2i.
Gay OF Ma, 1861. a: ori0-. ? trc South door
the Court Mouse Ia O':aaa. la SALE County lGoi.
Dated in 0.Sasa thus 3J:A day o. April. 1854
". Z. HILLIGkN,
sAersT OF Ia SIZE fon4fy, yliup!s.
Per Il. ]. B4r.H Dsp1Iy.
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No.tce for Final Settlement

STATE OF ILLINOIS, -,
La Sasle County. E" Tn. p.ope OF the state o.
Illinois TO all whom these presents come and
especially the OF kin heirs a; law cred ers
Q Fsnton Ward, dscessed
Whereas ohm Lynch Admnisrs or o!tse est VIII and
Testament of said deceased = aesrous Of rendering
account OF his proceedings such Administrator, ana
making hnaI settei-sn: OF his Administration, and
or tha' purpose as made appea zion ia the Comfy
Court OF La sa"e County Aforesaid
- w. t.ef- ior., require yoa 20 srpsar before ssId
tsE,,' - the Court House in Ottawa in said county a.
&c lay Term thereof Tuesday, Nay S!st 1864 be
ing day ia Nay Tern A. D. laJi cfsad County Court
10 o'clock in the forenoon o. sad Cay. you see
ST. TO attend the sE4l s-ttleaen or said account.
Dated thls so,t dsy Of April, =. D. So.
: W RAYMOND, Cl>rk.
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HoS. B. c. Cook FoR CONGRESS. y
county hos appointed her delegates to the
Republican congressional convention and
instructed them 10 vote for the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Cook. Will county has SUBJ
stantially also decided in his favor as
there is no doubt about La Sale or Ken
day, the nomination of Mr.. Cook NAV be
as a foregone conclusion.
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At a Republican meeting in Indi.na the
other day, speaker named Long re-
spen ded 10 = loud call and took the stand.
But big, Swapping fellow persisted in
CRYING out in a stentorian voice, "Leug
Lons!' This caused little confusion
but after some difficulty in making him.
self heard, the presi dent succeed in stat
ing that Mr.. Long, the gentleman honored
BY the call was now addressing them
"Oh, he be-" replied the fellow; "he",
the little Slksssicks-that tsid nsaoAs1l for
IncSi, Thi. hrAnoht down the heusss
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OFF FOR THE War The sd Ret left
yesterday for the field, carrying with them
the good wishes OF every citizen OF Ottawa
The boys by their good behavior while
encamped here, so largely in contrast with
tina. of some of the other troops, have
won the objections Of our people, who Will
follow their movements with all the inter
est and anxiety Of relatives and bosom
friends.
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rsrIru OF MARY p. CREST DKoEAsKD

EsrlrI OF MARI r. UkE1sT UKoEHsKD.
HE undersigned having been appointed Aninistr.-
tor o! the Estate of Mary p Greist late OF Las ale
r and Stat. Of Illinois, deceased tersby Civ e. notice
that he vi | appear before the County Court OF La
Sale COUNTY Ut the Court ouse in Ottawa At the July
Term on the thru Msnday IL July next at which time
ali persons havng claims against said Estate are net
fed and requested to attend for the purpose OF ha'ins
the same adjusted. All persons indebted 70 sam -
tats are request d to make ihriedat. payment.
Dated thisl Oh day of April, A. D. 1861
MAURICE RECORD, Administrator.
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Er,cuiors rTotic..

EsrArr OF CoRSn-Ius vosBURGH DEcsAskD.
The undersig having been appointed Executor OF
the last IN aud Testament OF Cornelius NosnnrGh
late Of the County Of La Sale and state OF inon'
deceased hereby give, notice that he VIII appear pc
for. the County Court Sale County at the Court
House in Ottawa the June Term, the thru Mon
day in June next, at which time all persons ha'ihS
claims against said Estate are notned anu reques'su
to attend purpose fhayng the same adjusted
All persons ndebte TO said Estate ar" requested 10
make immediate payment te the ind ersigrsd
Dated thie 10th day OF April A. d. lo6t
DAVID ". NOSBUEGH, Erscutor.-
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The New York Evening Post publishes
conspicuously from a correspondent the
following PLEASANT picture of what is in
store Tor the country and to administa
ton:
Under the present state of things there
il no limit to the circulation Of the Ma
tiogal Banks to the amount which they
can procure from the Treasury. AS their
capital continues to increase, our paper
circulation Will ntinue tn expand, the
prics Of gold ana s.her thin5s sill contin.
ue 10 rise. the de,.e<s among that great
majority Of the people who lire upon the
wages will continue to grow ore and
more severe, and finally the dissatisfaction
which has sprung up among this large
class, will continue to il crease in cxten.
bitterness until it ovcr,cheims tie adm!nistro,
ton, and especially the h2pes Of Secretary
Chase "a
If the present hideous confusion in the
finances of the country will rid lis of the
Administration and Chase, ne don't know
but what it may pay oxpenses after all
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Erecvtm's Notice.
Estate OF AMOS THoRSE DscEA.E,

EsrAIE OF AMOS TnoRNE DEFEATED.
The undersigneG having been appointed Executors
O, the las. viii and T.atamens Of Amos Thorne late
the County Of LaSee and State fin inois deceased,
hereby give notice that We will appear before the
OF la Sale County. the Court House
in OTTAWA at the July Term, the third Monday in
July next, which time all persons having claims
against Estate natGed and requested to attend
the purpose of having the same ADJUSTED All per
son endebted TO said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersignei
Dsted this Goth day OF April A d. 1854
X IaORSE. +, r~.,,,...
r. y pnTTLp ESecHfors
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AsORRELmARE FOUND

by the subscriber, living near the Catholic Church
Lin Ottawa. She found htched to post in
from: Of my store and stood until after midnight Tues
day night, and ne claimant has yet appeared The
owner Is requested to prove property, pay charge,
and take her away. VIM. D0WNEY.
April Both. 1864. 3vSn
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JUDICIAL NoMIyATlox.-The Republican
Convention at Chicago on Wednesday to
nominate candidate for Supreme Judge,
OF Warren Co. The contest was close be
tween him and Mr.. Beckwi,h, but the
hostility to Chicago, ty tie county dele,
gates, it is alledged, was too erea, fer
Bockwith's friends 70 evercon G.
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NOTICE.

r OSr BY tho subscriber, a contract given by the
i Illinois Central Il. X. Co. to for piece OF
land-the NE or OF Nwqr of sec %, T36 N2East Of
the 4th NJ. Any enc giving information, return
ing the SAME, shall 20 literally rewarded.
Ne Anri, soth' 1854 IN. HARPER.
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CeNGsEss.-The House en- Tuesday
passed the bill appropriating s25 100000
to pay the 100 days men called out by
western Governors, in just four minutes
bill! hes passed both houses, providing
fer postal money order system
Tho whole week has b<en snent bv tn g
house on the new internal revenue bill.
Taxes of all kinds are largely increased
In the House, On Thursday the tax bill
was aperted, after many amendments had
been n1ade,-among them one taxing
stocks Of liquor on hand, and another inn
posing tax of Of per pent- month
OF the circulation Estate banks. mes.
sage was received from the President, in
response to a resolution Of inquiry, stating
that Gems. Blair aud Schenck took seats
IN Congress upon a distinct undsr.tang
va. the Executive that they should he
rsinstsllsd 10 their military positions when
ever they 50 aesired. Mr.. Schsnck repu-
-liaja5 H.. jde@ that he hal any Par! il
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Uusora milton gWamtOd
Select School.

The second term Of MISS AILEs's scA-A WI sksAsa
Mechanics Hall on Monday April. 23th, 1854.
One afternoon OF week will be devoted 10 vosAa
music. for which competent tsschor has bees snga-
ged. Ref er to cs. Mr. Y. q ALLEN.
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Special Meeting CT the Board OF upper
Visors.

A special meeting e the Supervisors
was held in Ottawa on tuesdoy, to hear
and act on the report Of committee, ap-
pointed by last Board, to prepare plan and
estimates: and receive proposals for a new
county Jail.
The board met at ter o'clock Tuesday,
April Goth. All the members present.
The first business was the election Of a
ceairman for the ensuing year, when Mr.
Corwin, the old chairman, was elected
with little opposition.
a committee of seven was then appoint
ed, on motion Of Mr. Uinkley, to meet a
like committee appointed by the City
Council OF Ottawa, TO confer in reference
to the location for the proposed new jail
A humble of petitions having been pre-
sented by veterans of the sd and other
regiments claiming bountes heretofore Of
fered by this county for eniistments, the
whole matter was referred to the military
committee, who reported 4 series of resc>
lutions, the substance Of which was, that
said committee be instructed to inquire
no" anu what SOlulSES were actOSily
entitled to receive bouuties before offered
by this county, how many soldiers in all
(and their uames) wEo had enlisted from
this ouuty since the commencement Of
the war, and how much money it would
take to raise the bounty of all to an equsl
SUM Of 500. Adopted.
Tie committee Of seven ia reference to
location of new jail. &c then submitted
report. 1t was, in substance, that the
City Council of Ottawa proposed to ex-
change Washington Square for the present
Ccourt House square. The committee pro
posed to accept the proposition, on condi-
ton, that the jCity permit the county to
occupy the present Court House, the Jail
and square until the new Court House and
Jail be built, and that then the city Pay for
the old Court House what board OF ref
ferees shall decide it be worth
After some discussIin, the whole sub
ject was postponed to the September ses-
sien of the Beard. The old committee on
new Court House and Jail was re appoints
ed, and authorized TO recsIve plans, spec
iications and proposals until the Sep,em-
Der meeting, and thereupon the Board
adjourned.
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V>sTRAY NOTICE. BAY MARE-taken up by G. ".
lLArmstrong, in the town of Breosfeid, La Sale
black name and tail. ~ hands high, With harness
marks on neck. sides and hips, valued II $50.
Apru 23tt, 1854 s W. RAYMOND Clerk.
RAY MARE-takeaup IyJ, N. Roedsr, in the town
of Drnmick, La Sale county, gray supposed
40 be 10 old Is hands high, branded with
J, F. on left sh5 ulder; valued at SIS,
April path 1854 5. W RAYMOND, Clark
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Lost.

AOSC.
Estrsyed from the subs eriber Al Prairi.
,n: o n. o, ms,e ~ ,: Two Dark -
by the hook II an OK, VIII ssd 49, seAs ssass1
had . small -srse sAit, enc yssP "a - 6sD0.
formatic. lar sressHne an tie issshtS@. Aay u.
VIZ thai VII lead 10 the recovery 81 I'D Seiee
~ % merely rewarded. By saarssslnt tAs aahssss.
Der 81 Prairie Centre via OtavS' -,
SEED CORN. =
s4Ssas naytea. SSxT
April iash, i01k ~.
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puBLIo sfrE
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED
lE0pERIY


TRaAsuRr DFFAsTsESr,
UFfiCE SECOND AGENCY, ;
WAsu'scroH, Angnst 2, 1854 y
srse and varied ot q sar'ared and Absndoned Pro
Psrts ~ be -od pntc highest bidder
Ant street alexandria, Va % the 24b Of August 1854
Al ~ o q ck :
This WIN comprise large and very valuable sssort.
of
FURNITURE AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS,
Such a.
sanoSans, black wsinut and cherry Furniture.
CAips,s crocN err, Cooking Vt-nsls ami Tin Ware
Pisnoinries Melodeons Diigs and Chemicals
valuable lot II prp Goods
Lsrge ot of Miscellaneous Books Fancy Goods statone
~, Cutlery.
lsrge lot OF Cotton Warn Wool
Ia quantity OF Manufactured Chewing and Smoking
fsssscs0.
NlneS Liquors, various kinds Bitte-s.
Asa large quantity Of blue and other Rags and varie
" of Other Goods 20 nnnerou- to be mentioned.
Terms cash b 20, crnment funds on delivery.
H. A. RISLEY
Sup Spec. Agent Treasury department
z a.. RoGaRT, AUCrIosERRs. WILL SELL THIS
A. day a 0t O'Clock, al the auction rooms No North
Hihsa street Household Furniture cons OF mahog
Spv Sofas Lounges E"ltage Su and black walnut
s1t-ns nn pnng laoes, Bureaus. washsands Bookcase
~ ntinAs In ravin-s Window Curtains, Look
Ola ses Csrrrts, mahogany French Bedstesd Bar Mat
presses Kitchen Furniture; also leather top Bnggy
Forth William street third Goor lot OF Benches, Chairs,
Lumber. &C, with which the sale win commence.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

A HUDSON RIVER FARM AT CRUGpR'e STATION
n at barga 70 cl se m estate l3 acres House barn.
Schsrt 1c yslu he bed Of front brick clay. Appy to
W DIfCHEfT, No Chambers street corner Of Chatham,
oroond
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

FARM or TBIaTY.sEvEN ACRES. WITH Rx.
~ celent hou'e good wster improvements and frui,
Ea~s ncsrnr hralths aud desirable, hours
siv aaored Tor early and arden truck terms
ay Call on or address II. No. Z Canal street
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
MALES Az AUCTION.

A. Nywo9p 90 AgGrossssssv y TO-. ,.s v.,s !, =
Nss nj residsnce A " -. sxse1.a seS between fhsa
ocufa-acine ~ i,seoek -
gsss%Isy pasaS ss, .sTs,iss Bcsae Curtains
ns,ea' E,sseres Hoese. e Centre eng S.ns1. ,. IN
.sss ssSe' aspss p'Yss & & S9es
o0T'sns fisr s9s rsq's 7,n IT. S9oroErs
Thest Bsrunen osre = snet9s = sss
Yu@et Ertsn ,en rAss ca. . assvsre Dnner ses liver
sASse' ures sp,'ns hniy-s Iod sps SsinaI Rarrsus
ses.,ssss srmsrS az scs nsresse- Bedding csrpe,s
sss., e,sss,rs. Also Furniture o. serr.ps apar.
PsS Wishing si.as .ls laS Ssos. sass o. xe o.
srsps,sn ole esvnsa Sixteenth street. few doors from
thr hoGss. ----------------
a y % dHTT auctopcsr will sell on Monday, Au
Ss - io'A oeNcs ~ tie corner OF Elm and Franklin
sssrs q a,a6nsry suitable tr anuts
toros SAr ,T oisss & ,Ss sc ss e SF,snea' eorss
Consisting 81 part q nine pairs stee Roers Power Hand
sSs cTc ar ard Hand Shears Forge, Anvi nd Fools
ssa,e mention
q y y ;. JoRDhS too We win sci ID DAY Csasnr
~ a. I rSs SSk n9oT a the unsd Sat, sas'
tcsra streets ss.rs Sna de'irahe catalogue u Hose
s sy asssS 39sd ssS 414 a94 r.:
So ''0'' j JoRDAs & CO.. cSotSnFTs FrsoSretof. S
eL sAE n On aSea y !. Il =,
30 sesond usoe, eomprising mnhoea an rsse d
corrd Maitrcrsss BRUSSELS Carpets EKsnson Dining
f.se, aiclotns, e
N DOUGHTY, tUCW0SEHR. WILL SELL THIS
NJ. a. asIi'S o'olos. saesreoaa % Nassau steoet
rn-ra n.1t q fnrriture Nainnt mshosa ny
.s's n te' pre.ns ars1ss MA ,rnssels ~, ssd n
re-ses nlre restSer aeas B..sTs AID Pa.ss s' r
fHrlars saa fs;ntss &C., She whoe % be perenp
iTsn SAFE.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

fNHKAP LOTS AT ELizArRTHPORT n. J.-ONLy
" eue hour oy steamboat from new York Pesons wish
ing invest viii hno 6i desirable property For rtcu
lars gpply 70 COOLEY nEIDRfTIRR, agents. Eliza
bcthport, or z. X KELLOGG l33 Pearl street, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

A FINE LOT cN FIRST PLACE. BETWEEN CrIN
"A ton and Henry streets BRO SYN, 3os srtSb feet ais
HIlSsA feet on Second ace. be,Fesn Cn Henri
streets for sle on favorable terms Apply % X. KKL
LoGG. l33 Pearl street n y.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

EhRM or 20 ACREs-lS TENNESSEE. wITBIg
IL for mi ~ OF Bels Landing the Tennessee river,
eommun eating with three railroads EASY Of Ther1
- och. rd and l0 R0oi level cultivated
ts - u wooi coa On to- o The ground; h1use and barn
vii trade Tor properly Nes YORK vicinity and raF
part cash Cal address BENZ. WALL. CE, i34 Jane
stree.
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FOR SALE.

DOlLFRS FOR SALE CHEAP.-0NE 80 HORSE
ID locomotive and Is hors4 upright tubular.
Apply At JACOB LORILLARD'S tobacco WORKS, corner OF
Hicks and Warren streets, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

rJ,o LRr-wIrHouT BOARD a HANDSOMELY FIR.
nshed Suit OF Rooms, consisting Of parlcr nd three
bedrooms, together OF separaey in private FANNY mod
srn improvements Apply ., IS University place, near
Eieyenlh street.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

EoR SALE CHEAP.-A LtGHT CURTATNED COACH.
- nnmter OF light Top Wagons nu't u tina best ma
erial and wnrraned ard o.e Road Wagons second
hand a. the Carrge Facicrs ~ LOCKWOOD corner OF
~ street and In I'd avenne Harlem. New York.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

TOR SALE CHEAP, FOR WANT OF USE-A BAY
II Mare Safe family wat and good trsve ler. Also
shifting light sad light husinese
Wagon Sold separae together Appy in the factory
81 East Twenty eighth street.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

~ rare chance Corner store. old stand with soot
trade both oily anl country For part caars apply
TO W y ROWLAND 600 fsudson street. corner OF Chris
topher.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

Horse l4K HANDS HTGH: DAPpEL BAY 5 YEARS
- old. from New oresus 'ew davs 40; the nnes>
sadie Pony in the world. knA all harness;
aoundsis perfe beauty Nitt sold at bargain Ap.
ply In tho clothing stors III fear street
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

~ Coach light two seat phaean Leather Top fuss,-s,
Hight Dog Cart Read sni 1rottug Wagons, M,
AT sTIyFRs Qate Sver SIN ta) q 70 lo2 East Thirty
|
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

A VERY NIcR FOUR STORY. HIGH BASEMEN1
n and sub cellar Lex Horse large lot. West Thirty
tfh street 90 also nice House ard Lot 70 trade FOR
Yarn worth s. ol0 or s. Oh
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

LrXPREss WAGON AND HARNESS FOR sALB-THE
H. wagon Is aud the business; city
made Apply to GEO. W ALEXANDER. ST. SO and IS Gems
ire
The New York herald., 1864-08-20
FAExs ron s.LE;-A EARN OF 100 aoRss coo

JNARNs FOR sALE.-A FARM OF loo ACRES. GOOD
House and outbuilings well watsred excellent
soil several orchards Of choice ru The aboye situated
" HreeguaFters mile from the ClCsicr station the
forhern New JERSEY Railroad Price 45or $500 must
temain bond and mortgage for six years Also sma
Farm of ~ "a mile from HacEen sack depot
pcres of wood, plenty Of fruit of Lawion black
berries apples cherries grossb.rr.s currsnts rs
rees ~ choice grape vines god House, hrs rate water.
kc Prize s5 O0l without half cash Also
IN Hudson Cltg N. J situated in Lexington avenue "fJ3u
t~' fu stories r attic and splendid bsfenrnt fne
rage houss. and berries n n kinds: convenient
Pre- ~ ~; y can remain Also many other Far MS
NIL sits Houses Lot. r.. of all descriptions For psr
uculArs inquire of. FELDMAK CO, Hsokensscf. n. ..
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

IrURyIsuED HOUSE TO Lgr-THE HANDSOME
three story high stoop Hous. oo Second avenue nes
Thirtysi,h street well furn ssd. Posses Ist OF sep
tembrr Rent sl23 PER month. Apply the premises, OF
10 j. a PAGE, 2s3 Broad way.
The New York herald., 1864-08-20

C,OR sALE-A BAY HORSE, 16 BANDS HIGH G
years old. kind. III for kind OF work,
suitable FOR truck cart there bargain TO DO
got In him. Inquire at i Divi ion st. eet