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The New York herald., 1864-10-02

rxRRirIn TORNADO ILLINOIS "A correspondent OF the
Chicago TrionHe writing from Nation, Ill.,, Sept "a,
saysA terrific torpado passed this section OF tne
State yesterday at about Eve O'Clock NJ lts approach
was heradcd BY dense black cloud rising rapidly in the
west and rushing with fearful velocity over the Ma,rs
nearly due east accompanied by tremendous discharges
OF electricity which fairly shook the earth like an carth
quake IL struck the Central Railroad track ~ hsttoon,
unroohpr and blowing down buildings and carrying
away cyety movable thire IN It's path but most for
tunately and incomprobcnsbly innictng no serious
injury upon any one. loaded freight train on
the Illinois Central Railroad going north, was
lifted bodily and turned ovor beside aud acrose
the track Some OF the worc smashed to spiin-
ters, while others were merely uurccfed and The
freight lNtle injured. One car wN carried baif
mile Baies Of cotton, bogsheads OF tobacco, bar.
res Of -four and OF the we're strewn over
large extent either side Of the track 1be clearing
Of thc ruins occupied the whole night ard the trains
were detained. Singularly no one was hurt on the
ira n, which completely demoshed This section
OF the State has always been subject 10 these terrible
vstatous 10 vass eHpspsc Of prar'e, presenting no
resistance 70 the orosnocuve force a tno atmospaere
IN moton u vii always bc subject 70 such accidents
m the pratves plAnted with forests "A measure alike
conduciyst safety, beauty and the material Interests Of
TIA country.
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Batcheier's Hair Oye-ahe Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only psrfo
dye Sold By all druaglsts Factory II Barclay street.
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GOyeYuOr Curtin.

Governor Curtin.
rho National Fngsncer os September % has the FOL.
lowing
We learn that Governor Curtin OF Penns ylvaniA,
In town yesterday and had protrscted interview with
the President, who understand solicited the inter
view We have not heard what was the subject OF the
Conference but presume Lad reference 10 the pending
political IN Pennsylvania, 70 which Governor
Curtin has been charged with some want Of zsa.
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The Mcclellan Legion .

The members OF the Mcclellan Legion, composed en.
trsy officers and soldiers OF the army and navy, will
hold another public meeting next Tuesday evening at
Hope Chapel Several popular speakers have been in.
vited to deliver addresses.
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Burnett's FlOrimcl fs Exquisite
handkerchief perfume HELMB0LD. 5A Broadway.
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90. ..n rovsI ana uneu, -ARroLp, CONSTABLE .
20 invite the IN r~ctlon sf obcevs snA msnufnc.sres sg
shs SEASONS tmpcvta,ies r he above aamsd goods SAL
nes : - Canal esd Mercer streets
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M Fresfutnt FTIfnVOfe for TEcCIoHems
Tho following ts copy bf a le.ler from Miard ri.
more 70 COMMITTEES In tbs city
BruALo, Sept 20. 1904.
Y ~ CuRcgDI, ESQ -
'Ds,R SR-yovr Nvor c the 26th has this monees
como 10 hand. IN yn'ch roo request my pernsso 70
psbihh my lettcrfo you of tho 9Th irstant
chat i,ar le all ieters OF pose, was intended 70 %
private no. w cause cont sned snT ssAtimeas ~ooA
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Dyspepsia. ko.-FowIs's Extract White
1s'' f. + HBLMBoLD. s,t 3rosdwuk
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CHRONIC CATARRH.
DISTRACTIONS OF THE RUSTACHtAN TUBE
CURED,
BY DR.. Won EISENDRR0,
ct his consulting BIG Broadway near Kwelfh sessst
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there three votes differences between the
strength OF Henry W. Genet and Charles Losw, Each
side claimed that three majority. But there ap
parent irrepressbe conflict this point, and nomna
ton Friday night bsde fair TO general row, and
perhaps rupture. The result was that an adjournment
was had until Monday night 20 prevent this accident.
The idea OF adjournment started by the friends x
Loew the othcr side found that they would have to
adjourn matter Of necessity, although some thirty
Of Gcneps friends held out 70 the last and opposed t.
The possibilities now are sbat compromiss will be
erected and both OF the candidates be withdrawn and
some German, ko Magnus Gross Otteudorrer agreed
upon compromise candidate and nominated without
As matters sispd there s every indication tha.
A. Oakoy Hay viii be nominated for District Attorney
and D. Russel FOR Guy Judge Az far as appears on
candidate 70 either OF these persons Their poniuston
generally conceded
far have been able 10 ascertain John Fox has
the inside track for supervisor
THE CANDIDATES FOR CoRoNBRs
About these there IN yet mudde There four TO he
chosen, aud the candidates are numerous Among the
prominent are VIM. O. Cover, better known The
Captain" who presents about 10 strong clains as
any Of those mentioned. He is one or the adbo
rents Of Tammsny through thiOx aod thin, and
sound on the issues Of the day. His friends
are working hard for him, and he has more
strength than his opponents Gve him credit for Es in
rs, ward Is Also looming up as strong csndsdsts ssd
viii uudeusscdiy make formidable We have not
room 10 refcr TO all Of the numerous parties struggling
for these prizes
TIM ANrrrAMnANY FACTIONS.
There has been great deal Q, hoSnobsng between the
other factions Of the democracy. TEE conference
mitteo from one German organization, Woods Mozart.
Mozsrl No. and McKsonss met n the 81 Nicboas Hotel
afew evenings since, whoh proposition waa made.
and We upderstand adopted, not 70 nominate any man
placed on the Sammsby ticket A. this soma Of tbe lead
,rs or Ncw csr denounced wocd and declared that
they wcud not have anything 70 do with The movemsss
rt4 New Mozart party have sscs had several meetings.
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tirU or t6lzs per Jesr
The ens property g. sysOoo present pro-
il paying about and half per cent per month
on In Al amount nearly - annum and Wiz
the wells that Ia Of being
borrd which wells viii doubt bc producing within the
merit I'd daysj will double the smoun, OF rroiuct
and perhaps increase tenfod Thsrc u room c9
these ARMS A least 20 wells and the amount f
be produced them 10 almost beyond caicu-
iaon. 10 Is fact we'll known 70 oil shippers that moss
than seven tentns Of the people Of Europe yet fsv:
has been produced TO furnish them And sga'r y wns
that bouthern people have not boon favored with
which makes very evident that there danger Of Oh
Laning ovsIabundancc VI " has already become one
of the leading staples Of trade hourN u " ouy 10 ~ II.
fancy We propose put tbs inio Al east tnrss
companies with capital OF not less than so wo zach
SlbvO Tor the whole and cssndcpty bo'eye 70
make these farms ray one per cent yer month o.
$40 000,UJ0 within the neIt Twelve montha 49,, -,
II viii be that tho parties pucnss'ng upon n, vs,
scrption basts at t3b0p pet upon the s,ock - =
ton pa one per month the stock WI NJ
WORTH par Some wealthy influential geuuemen ~. W ~.
city have personally bees 10 OIL creek 10 ersmin. ~.
otxr farms aud Interests and We sre pcAts.a
are among leading bers y hs r,.
retsrnad express 10, msce-
fed and many thew volustay say tney stNAu y"s '"
tbs farms man Is belns Ior w. "a
We most unsquvocaliJ rcccnmsns '"is e"~'pFse " -
our friends . =. IN an. c-.c.r., srs q, an,
.a maps % sus sSai he pss.ed 70 show them AL vhe
omce % o o ssa vii cbeerfuils give aay and all otnes
~ =, :, nation % relsiivs 10 this property.
s.v rosr. Sept 8 1854 wsp. W. CLARKE CO.,
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For Dfseascs OF tho Biaddor. Gravel
and Dropsy use HRLMBOLD'S Genuine PreparasioaA
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xs,xe,.-Frsnen. CO. man aad EnGiisss

.x ssn,. & 1854 wkp. w. CLARKE CO.,
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Campa,gn Badges, Medals and Pinss
for Mcclellan Lincoln. The trade supplied cheap.
q. W. THORNK, Manufacturer, co Nassau st. N. ..
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Cure Your Coughs
WITH GREENFTBLD's COUCH CANDY.
DEPOT 6J BARCLAY STRBn1.
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Tue present prsuctoa this interest m about i6o TO no
barrels which, a. sl per barrel Tot lou barrels
81 TeO or e6l7 400 per year
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C0rns, Bunions. Nails, EnIarxed Jointes
AL diseases Of the feet cured BY DR. zACHARIK. No -
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AaaKaoss, Diseases OF the Eye, Throat
sud Catsrrh specially treated by Dr. CADWELL Ciia0
plAQe, Eighth street
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The Klners Journal, published at Pottsvie, Pa,
strong Lincoln organ, declares that McCleans electic
would be ruin 70 the country, and gives ,ts
that aat the mere announcement OF his nomination CO
declined from one TO Two dollars per ton"
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Old Sple Patriotic.

c,r.,.uoa,cn,. o. Tlss \. Y friDlr~
Nfw HAwS Moldar nc.. J.. l''s"
Las, week the supporters Of Lincoln sn"'
rol,.o, organized the "Urion Cl1bo; ia''' -
ready contain. nearly al the mem1e-s' 81 We 'of'E'
and die enthusiasm ogfhs students Is ;l'y 'F"r''''
be S,.e election aii Spring the vote ~ ~ ia'''
.lnIent. stood Democratic Q. or ~ '''
.D.aents \, ayalling lhem'e'yts o' re .'s''" 80.
which had until 'h,n been wiihho'd ron W..
IA ,,o boaor o. saving ,ls C.tyof New Lave" i'.f
,.r rae mi, Fan iaey wi'l s''e o i'.''"'
..o,,n and do gAo.r full .lps % Die ''a'''i ne
irnion. .,,,,o,
cl,r b.l IN tle hall 81 to Gro'h''' - 'n'',
81 ,ioyion, saccc,s Encouraging ard pa''i'''
rom the Hon. Edward Ever" u'N" -
4 p,,.n, DIR. J. T. Thompson Hon. Wm y. h'"i.f @
m, chstles Srmuer and arons ''.''i-'ls 81
.,rge..i.g tho ssr,. of the meetirs- Hon D. a'".
,,o, addressed ,hs meeting 70 ,ogc'b" ','fch' r".
c,ra, Norlh.op. o,y,| College spoke @'h '''f''n"
,ld f,ryor. TNe meeting adioinn,i SHn nlre ''s'
e,,s ,or Lincoln end the Union. odNn'e h"' 'O'
,;o,ic te,tf and she j. folly iIOusct % ne "a.
ru,.of me occn.ion and means 10 40 me- '''' - "
81 he erest Union mas meeting On " r-.e'.N
"upiun Cluh %. Nals Is "a BOD ID. U.s.
ttss ur0ctssior.
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The men of the 10Th Corps certainly deserve ~ much
praise as any men can They have been constantly on
the move since early in April last. through great
changes Of climate through tina. most aTdnous and die
nsroas Red River caupsign and the genius Of one OF
their officers saved nmense feet Of gnn'boats rom
sbe enemy; Immediately after which eneryated and
exhausted as they they were hurried of through
the dscoIforts and privatons Of at sea- on
vo,sgc TO Fortress Monroe, and most tedious and
fu1s chase after the ruthless invaders OF Maryland
and yvana and bringing up at last in shcrdaSs
Army list In time to share his rt advance mp the Val
ley and shed their blood freely IN the bgiint Victory
which has finally crowned his efforts.
Let any one look at their to-day what few there
are left Of tleID baggard and they lying
around their os,npares end then hear their hearty
last eleven guns Of the enemy aud say they eapa'
bic Of being "denorahzed," likely 10 DO sent To
the rear " when there is sighting TO be done.
have known lieutenant colonel Of this army 20 reg
the geat Of the Sanitary Commission for ehir for him
SELF a. difficult Las 1t been TO carry supplies on their
rapid marches; and at the same time have seen
second Neutensni. twho ad been promoted from The
Yasks, offered in writing fifty thousand dollars and an
established business By hs tiwid father, he would re-
srn and COKE home and have heard him reply proudly
No air, will never leave thi. army tn obtain
eaptaincy at least. or die upon the field"
AT PIsBERs HILL.
The Nineteenth Corps OF Fishers Him. on tho 2cd OF
septembe were designed al equally prominent place
90 al Winchester They held the post Of honor the
PIKE immediately In front Of tie eneDys formidable
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Ku.i. oai-er. ?: Men l2i Total H. Nopross: %
sfs o.; Men. 3, T5ts ~ Missing MeG. 10; icis, -.
age gate il5
ioI R1EEErH HAIsE yErKRAE IoiCNlIi "a
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Casualties in che Nin~tccsth Army Corps
in che Shenandoah Rnsties.
rnIBD MAss. lpIsNOUl !

THIRD MASS. tDisAoUh It'd CANAlkf.
Adn Il. rhus. wounded. Geo. -. Howard, Is, do.
s.i.t Chss ~ Wood. A, do. Robert King, u. do.
Serr Chas +. Kasnine. A. do Lewis Wagon. Is. DO
foyc A 1 frauris A do s~tgt hos A. \, -.t, C. killed
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Nvwvopg pAUY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 1854

s.rgt. W. II. Marrton, Z:
scrst. Martin q. Childs. y
Corr. Oliver r. Walton, J
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DROPOsALs for TIMBER at WATER

OROPOSAl.S for I'm BER AT WAL En-
II yIIET ARSENAL, Y. N.-Pfopo-sls will be received
snl IL m "a day OF February or the delivery AZ tins
Arsenal OF tho following Of Whc Wood Ash and
Hickory Timber; be Of oost quality subject to inspection
About elocoo fee. Of White Wood tPoplsrl
ABB 2e5co fee, Of Ash Forest Ash OF hrs, growth
About 500 Hlc@ory Htndspikrs
Tie White Wood {. be IN plank and scanhns tho A.h
in and the Hickory IN seintng sirii ard abou. 20
inches ous OF c.u White hotory Details stating the eI
quantities required Of each dimension, viii b. gwen 10
those whom tho order, awarded Address Lieut. Col
z. V. HAGShh, Commanding Naeryst Arena, Mess
Troy y. u stating quantity Of each, rtEer ktnd OF I'm
Der h.; II roposrd deliver; the price per feet board
sasufo and within which the delivery thereof can
Dc p,sd No ods vii oe sccsp;ed tor less than lov
ssTvhet Arsenal, Wes, Troy, y. y Jan 10. ISa
P.N. HAGNER.
Lieut. Col Ordnance Comtnandny
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SO OOOOOO !. ko ANS Of The So9NTy

Mons are hereby invited to LOAN Of TWO MILLION
DOLLARS suthorled by the Ordinance OF TIE Board Of o
pervsors approved by the Mayo Oct 81, 1865 entitled Al
Ordinance lof the OF Subsutcs for drafted sol
dx the Annie, Of the Union provide the same can he
counted and allowed the quota Of the City and County OF
Eew.Y oYk In any future draft"
The proper books for such subscriptions win be opned at
the ptrolers Office aud after IDEsDAl the 18th day
OF November inst and remain open until the whole shall
be taken -, =, -
Subscribers win be required 70 deposlt with the County
Tressuer ut the broadway Bank within hve days alter
teg their kabcI pons the subscribed for by them
sprctiyy and presenting hs receipts oi the money TO
In. they will be eaed receive Bonds OF 'e
county r equal redeeu.able before June
IstI with interest the date Of payment At tho Fate OF
80 P MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of NcwYor4 Department Of finance, COMPTROLLER
CGe., Nov. 10 lGos
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DROpOsALs FOR ELOUR.-Sealed PI

PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.-Sealed PRO
POsALs will be received until the 3oh inst, az "
O'Clock m fr furnishing H., Sab.eDce Department With
TEN THOUSAND BARRELS Of FLOUR:
5000 BARRELS, in new oak barrels. head lined .
5000 BARRELS, IN new strong cotton sacks, one hall
bsirG u each s-sI. .
Bids will be- received for aha, Is known ~ Nos and
and Tor any quantity less han The 1000 bTe.. Also io One
Hundred Bsrc. Of No. Family fous blds must be in
duplicate and Cor zach Grade fepuzir sheets o. paper
Inc delivery OF III. Flour e. commence within I'VE days
from III. ot-nns Of the bids snt IN such us,i-s daily a.
the Government, msy direct; delivered at the Government
NarhOu. ia Oeo,eo~n at tho haT'es or hsnfoad DePo'
h. Washington, ID. c. 80,
Tn. d.y.r, OF al Flour awarded to be completed within
,wrn,y lay. Hon The opening 0. Tie bids.
Payment will be made Certificates OF indshtednr's' or
such other funds Government may have Tor disons'
In.n'. -
The usual Government inspection viii BE- made just before
the Flour received and Wi. be accepted ~ieh nos
fresh sround ,,, L.,
An Oath q Allegiance accompany .he bid oeaca Ola
De- Who la, tie oath file his oic- snd no pa vi"
be eurrtned from parties who have previously ard 70 CON
ply with ,hor bd. from bdders not pr.set 10 respond
Oo,-nent tie r.ht to reject any bd of any s,e'
Rid. to be addressed tie undersigned at No rs ur'
Washington, ID. C., iBdor.ed Proposals for Hour -
s. c. oKEEHE, Captain {. s. V.
Wa,Ln..on ID. C., Jan II, 1854
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NARROT-P o NJ A T..
" series Of capital and lsughable designs by hofriN'
illustrating the discovery, the appliance and he Astonishing
results Of CARROT-POMADE.
It shows YOU how Adophe bald how he sought sren'
.dy how he discovered the wonderful Pomsde and Whist
mayes resulted therefrom. The designs sso BY
AUGUSTUS HoPPlN,
our beat humorous Illustrator.
From The Round Table.
THE cleve,t thing the day t. the o pamphlet eusto'
Carrot Ponade just pubished by Mr.. o. Gregory IL
contain. twenty illustrations each descriptive Of the lire
Of verso beneath IT, the initials Of which inos run through tho
alphabet in regular ORDER whole forming dogsere epic In
praise Of awonderfa and presume imaginary capillary
preparation the Carrot Poadc To what hair trninfd ie'
low indebted for this dapr we know not but we
suppose TO the artist Mr.. Augustus Hoppn hthe best
thing he has yet done"
Quarto prined with tint. Price - cents.
Copies mailed free OF postage receipt Of price.
JAS. g. GREGORY, Publisher.
No. &c WslkeI-st., N. T.
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OyTICg OF THE COMMISSIONER on TAxKs AsD/
AssEssxksTs, NO. - Chambers at,
NEW YOHU Jan o 1894 y
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il

y
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL
~ hereby given that the ASSESSMENT ROLLS Of the
HEAL und PERSONAL ESTATE Of the City ard County o.
New Yok fo the year 1854 win DO open for inspection and
from and eer MONDAY Jan. H. 1864 and will remain
open tai, the 3Jth dey OF April 1864 for the correction Of
rors the ion Of the assessments OF the aforesaid
Real and Personal Estate Of the City and County Of New
YORK All persons believing themselves TO be aggreved
make application 10 the Commissioners during the period
above mentioned In order to obtain the relief provided by
The Of 1889 provides that During the time the books
shall be open public inspection hsienbeicTe provided
application may be made b. any person considering himself
aseved by the sessed vsuston Of bs real porsonsi
tate have the corrected tuchs plcs'on be made
II relation lsssssed valuation Of the real estate
be in writing stating the ground o! objection Thereto
and ther-upo the Commissioners shall examine Into the
paint, and II IN heir judgment the assessment Ia eroneous
bey shall cause he to he corrected. II such application
be made In alton to the assessed valuation Of estate
th. cant snail TO examined under oath by the said Com
msou.rs who sa lie authorized 10 administer such OATH
ANY II item H. ia Ls or their Judgment, the assess
me il erroneous they shall the same u bs corrected
and ia the amount Of such they may believe
be ust and docef their decision thereon within thirty days
ser such application shall have been made to them. No
ducon shall mede by the Board Of Supervisors Of
se.sment and perfora esac imposed under this act
unlc shall appear under oath affirmation that the party
ssgreved wos unable send within the period prescribed
tie correction by OF sickness OF absence
from tie city A. J. WILLIAMSON, Commissioners
j. w. ALLEN, : OF Taxes and
J. w. BROWN, } AssessuisLs
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Corporation Notices.

CIrY Or YORK, DEPARTMENT or FIsAsoE,
CosPTRoLIEks OPYToE, January g. 1864
INTEREST ON CITY STOCkS.-The In
teerest BONDS and STOCKS q the Corporation tof
the City Of New York doe February lat 1904, will be paid
that dsy w DANIEL DENLN, esq, Chamberlain Of the
City, at the Broadway Bank.
Ihe Transfer BOOTS wi! be closed TUESDAY. the 18th
instant, ~ O'Clock, p. II.
MATTHI.N 7. BRENNAN Comptroller.
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DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 40

- 5wsy nearly opposite 81, icholAs HoteL-CEO LEA-
WIZ Auc0ueer ~ J. T. Cooley. Consignnsnts soici'ef.
THIS (tfdsyb EVENING, at clockA lsrge coiec''ce
Of good BOOKS mostly new and mesh stock "hofsen9
STANDARD Authors ia tEtoiy, Biography Poetry tien
1ieJ.ogy, ai.o Juvenile socks, aisorotygs lss'iies
Books. aud Pho.osralh bains handsomely bound te.S
lo,u.s rcALv and BoOks exhibition
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professional Noiires.

NHARLES :. SPENCER, Attorney and
" Counselor Law Proctor and Advocate In IT, 4 Coun,
10 80 lIoad'ysy New York. Residencc-o. ~ London
Terrace. West 2Jdst (bet~ cen 9TH aid icth.avsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

NINELAND.
LAkDs-Tc all wanting FARms.-Lsrss and thriving
settlement, uid and hestul climate 20 miles south Of Ih
dslphis by railroad Rich soil; produce. largo ops, which
can now be seen gorng 70 nnd Dacrs trsts =, om 10
TO so per acre payable within four years good nes' open
society II 10 now the most improving place Ess, West
Hundreds are settling and building The beauty with which
tie place laid out Unsurpassed Letters rnssrrod Pspor
containing port. and wing information viii bee fee
htdress CHARLES H. Lands sinelsnd o.. Cunbe lsnd
Co., jersey
From Report of'Solon Robinson Az I'd Thhune.
81 u OF the extensive fertile tlot. 10 on snoa
level position and suitable condition for piee thu.
we know OF this side Of the Western Pfsiries"
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90 n)bom il man Concern.

4 FRENCH GENTLEMAN, who, with his
~ wife hsv, for the as, years, had retail store IN
Hfo.d~., Tor Tho s-e ~ While Goods fpr lsd,ss sud chill
dsen. .ni Sho c0ulsl returning % france on
com, Of 81 health of II the p-nss desoas Of
meeting th-uriv-. In Pss with large dealers whole
retail %. allow mentioned goods 10 whom their
ihfoush tnowotyc Of the s:es Of mi. rTsrt aud ;-e!s
ability To sseci OF GOT particular 'yiss OF PIT
would be Il sdssn..s Adcres., or Information. 10
IRtkCT BoI 10. ITO a.s y rt C!iy Po.tDfos.
NOTICE Is hereby given that All application
~ oil Dc made ~ th" ANCIENT bRirOSS EE>ktlT
SOCIETY Or THE CITY OF NEw-YORk 20 the Lcss
-ture Of this STAT. 81 lie neat session for renewal u Il,
eLal'oI oflncorp ioIa. December 1853
Dil l.w6af JOHN r. JOSFs. IT, President