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The New York herald., 1864-02-20
Sales or Re4i Estate mt Auction.
BY A. III. Muller, r. r. Wilkins Co.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


JsNsEN-JANsEN.-ln Williamsburg on Wednesday, Feb.
ruary II, by the Rev A. X Partridge GEORGE JANSEN
CATHERINE VAN ZAyDT JANSEN.
LIZ COUNT-NAYLoR.-On Thursday evening, February
49, by the Rev. Dr. Seaman, JOSEPH HENRY LIE CouNr If
this CITY, TO MARY ELLA eldest daughter OF Pref +. E.
Naylor, formerly or PHILADELPHIA No cards.
Philadelphia and Fond du Loc (Wis.) papers please
copy.
NEIsoS-NEws.-M verpanoks Point, on Wednesday,
February II by the Rev. Samuel ST. JohH Mr. DANIEL D.
NELSON TO Miss SARA c. News. No cards
PAcnAU-WEmE.-On Wednesday, February IT, by the
Rev. Dr. Bondi CHARLES G. PACHAU, Of Louisville Miss
FANNIE daughter OF Gotteb Wehle, ESQ.,, Of this city.
No cards.
RIcARDs-BRApFoRp.-On Thursday, February II. by
the Rev. Mr. Backus, JOHN r. RIcARDs OF New York
ANNA C. S. daughter OF the late John Bradford OF Ba
more.
S1EyESsoN-FRAzEE-OnT Thursday, February i8, by the
Rev. DR. DOwing ut the residence OF the BRIDES father
HENRY STEVENSON to CArBARNB j. youngest daughter Of
r, r Frazee. all Of this city.
WIsoN-BEMs-In Cambridge. Mass. Monday,
February 15 By the Rev. Dr. Cooke Mr.. w. WILSON to
Miss /. NJ BEMis.
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Iy-b r. M.
ASHES Receipts co bbls. market unchanged, with
sales Of Al bbls pots.
BzASswe note sales Of 500 bbs at 81 20 50 IS for
mediums, and 90 SO 50 for marrows
BEfswAx.-50o lbs. Western sold at about SIC.
observation-disclosures $3.50 bbls. -four, IL bbls. and
2ss3 bags corn meal. 27l2 bushels wheat, 1907 do.
corn, 6533 do. oats IS do rye, and 4597 do barley
malt. The decline god and exchange had a depress-
ing effect market for state and Western -four and
prices were again lower with only moderate business
at the decline the sales footed mp 900 pbis closing
very irregular and unsettled Southern and Canadian
-four also little of aud dull with sales of 900 bbls
Of the former and 500 do OF the latter Rye -four sold ia
the extent Of 100 bbs and meal 200 bb al essen
tally unchanged prices. Buckwheat -four dull
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The market for wheat was lc a Dc lower and yery
a isnoenced m @ by the decline 10 gold closing unsettled
for Chicago spring 81 IS 81 SIS for Milwaukee club
u 2. asl 5e Tor amber Milwaukee and Iowa, 81 e5 a
y % ior winter red Western 81 6S 81 " for amber
Michigan, and 81 20 for old spring Chicago Rye was
lower with sales of 800 bushels 81 26 81 so for
state Barley was active. but without material change
sales 10 GOO bushels 80 ~ for state 81 so for
choice canada West and 81 % 81 2 for Eastern Malt
active with sales at soc Ole fer Canada e0c 91c for
state, and 91c o2c. for Western. Corn was lower
with sales q 10000 bushels at 81 GOA 81 % for Western
mixed VI 271s for new Western yellow 81 20 81 "a for
white Jersey, and 81 20asl % for yellow Jersey and
Pennsylvania Late in the day, after The receipt Of the
steamers news all breadstulfs were held higber
BoR'x-5o clses and btis sold at &c sc. a &c.
CAvpits-1 900 boxes adaDantine sold 1t 22c.
= vot @ klhe speculative movement in Rio was revived
~ iu force, and sales of upwards 30 bags were
repored on private terms but understood be higher
prlees, BESIDES MS 200 bags were sold At 35,sc.
Stealing.
corroS The market was quiet and a shade lower:
sales 100 bales, sokc Sic FOR middings.
DRtGs- 800 bags b. carbonate Of soda sold at 7isc.
.ae 90 tons soda ash, 37tc 20 do. oaustc do s5Sc
mostly 10 arrive, at 6lSc. a 70.
fREeHrs we're quiet hut hrmcr owing 70 the reduced
room on The berth. To Liverpool, per American flag
1850 bbls. -four, ls.; 100 do pork Is 3D. 100 boxes
bacon, los, aud last evening 80 600 bushels wheat ID
with ID. demanded por neutral 500 bbls -four
ls 30 l5o boxes bacon, I5s, and 100 bbls pork 2s,
ana per steamer 30 hbds tobacco, 45s. To London per
neutral 100 teroes beef, S.. 200 bbs pork, % 3D. so
bushels wheat, I'D IN ships bags $50 terces lard and
% boxes bacon, 20s so lhds alow, lis 3D., and per
steamer, 900 bbs. -four, ~ and 100 boxes bacon,
Ses 70 Bristol small pafcel -four, 10 ILL., Is,
and taiow at lfs neutral bark go tons, 10 Havana,
~ eo prg 1000 bbis CAPACITY, 70 Havana and back,
~ soO haf gold neutral schooner. 600 bbls capac
W 70 Jamaha, 81 200 haf gold bark TO New Orleans
On government account at Sc per bushel and hay
o. 80 per ton neutral bark 201 tons 10 south side
Of Cuba and back at 4sc aud "a rs oasses,
under deck neutral brig 100 tons, TO Tampicc. 81 100
Later 1000 bushels OF wheat were taken at I'D, closing
with 3D. refused by America 5000 boxes or cheese At
l2s Cd 600 bbls. flour az Is. 3D., all by America
fisn 900 bbls. maekerei sold al prices showing an
advance Of 26c per bbL
1tc.
GtFAsr--40 600 ne. white sold OF IL NC a11Hc.
.rrNy RJGs-15O bales sold mostly al 10 &c. a15Sc.
ffN.-~z75 bales sold at i1 10 a ~ ~.
we're quiet, with sales o 500 Montev doo kips al
Gao - 1fc eash
= .F.tetflv Y ..hcrerfe Eas bte INC uarkei ~ day
W ~ ssnc nileu0ey that obtaned yos
~ -, tnse tnse ol, vhth y iarAc sDufly was wgthodt
~io'"hf fLersf thouet ii, nArfei WIS d tfits inner
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w CENT Amer 1T Co.
53CitizensGas, ,Br'k'n
100lDdianapolis&CRR
100 Pacific MSSCo. b3O
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--1nsaGcd in the above receipts arc s7,000,00O Of
ihe new es;-bearing legal tender Treasury
bo.es, which were received this morning from
Washington.
Dulcan, sherman Co., Of this city, received
rrom NE lee. Judd 4 Ice claims AZ Blackhawk,
Colorado Territory between The 2lst ait. and the
sd inst. gold dust valued al els 300
Ile following table shows the movements Of
'ofeFn Ivy goods II this port for the week end
lrg On the iSth Instant.
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OPINIONS OF WELL KNOWN PHYSICIANS.
OPINIONS OF WELL KNOWN PHYSICIANS.
OPINIONS or WELL KNOWN PHYSICIANS
OPINIONS OF WELL KNOWN PHYSICIANS
OPINIONS OF WELL KNOWN PHYSICIANS.

In p arss h0@as Gve B,0G5's % M
his invitation and have atfacoriy Investigated The new
FrCm s led believe % h
medicine since the days Of GaIen.
his cru,ches after few operations of
week after having oeen can..ed and dragged for
have seen case OF deafness Of three years standing
Tsese things 50 themselves are daily being
irrciragabe evidence Of Truth.
From VIM. Tr,pp NJ D., late Physician to the Institutions,
From personal acquaintance with tie new system Of me-
:ns % s sys Ssy onS freely IN ofs
led to these from having witnessed
remedial .ki and ie which asalslnss seemed
irodaced into principal eieemosynary institutions.
DR.. scorr: DEAR s,s-l have to say that after some
S. e ~ ns Of
that they the most ample and mos, complete Of
sSa. 1slsu. as u8's q ss sSSd s az
dssscpiOn movement SSss % and SNE nSdsaGp, Of hydro
pA'ns i,s Hudson street. New York.
Numerous other opinions of regular physicians win
be published by us.
OPINIONS OF THB PRESS
The college Is devoted TO espoundins Electricity and
other new curative agents. .N
. q Dss sss and ss.
q AZ. p rSs
From the Daily Tfmes
s" ihe city. Hs.''' : '''''''''' - - -
From the Journal Journal e e oSm%srss S ssr q.
York Medical institute scientific inerss, in
The physician. Institute occupy high position In
the medical profession.
From re s.! D.ly Ryy,sss ws,'s s,a .o,rs,D y. -
the New York Medical institute. =.
sss. sg% IN,
yscm sursy ossiaed and no shocks gwen
rprom Frank Leslie. Papsr.l
Dr. j. W. Scott Is attracting much attention by hsrc-
markable in curing disease.
Trrom the Daily News, Brooklyn.l
& wSo
The pliss silently escns
luton in the healing art. ka
From the Boston Post
msni Dr. Scott o. Ss city returned radically
symptoms pSescrpon % a FOR scres@sS. viii Dc naed
including medicines. 40. on most reasonable 'erms A
interesting little work entitled ns Ss GYldsS ns,sss s
amen address by addressing :; Ing 'he sse.s
'Iy psmpss or Pss s' sas
evening Lady attendants for ladies.
Our rules terms, &c, sent by request. -,.- r.
Believing doing good the Sabbath day every Sunday
the respectable poor unable treated without money
An interesting book, fully descriptive Of cnr Essms
s@d syI free y ealing @
A pamphlet con aiming SIX thoueand rcmsrAh"o
cures and references, will shortly he issued. "a
Onice hours from A. NJ to8P N. Lady m'enaA'" "
NEW YORK MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
No. d Union s4nafc, New YORK,
fCfpYsite Washington Hatue.l
sAgE9T gsEfss 6s.snR ssnGRR :" rsss'sisn.. ssslsss.
E q GhuSFRF4U. Secretary.
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The following were the quotations to-day foI
Sterling exchange was firm at l741%.

Sterling exchange was firm at 174%.
The debate in the United States House of Re-
presentatives on Thursday on the resolution an
tnonzirg the Secretary of the Treasury TO dispose
OF the surplus coin which the government may at
any time have on hand 10 the highest bidder did
rot bring out single practical idea in regard TO
the operation Of such a measure IL is well
known tha: the floating stock of gold in the vici-
nifty Of Wall street has become very nearly ex-
halsted, and that the spectators who are now
buying and selling imaginary sums are very desir
ous that additions should be made to the amount,
and that their little canvass bags should be re-
plenished, in order that they may be able to con.
unCe their gambling operations on proper
basis. They cannot carry above five millions f
dollats, and any sum above that amount thrown
on ile market would cause sudden depreciation
q the premium. The object of the resolution as
we understand, is 20 reduce the price; and in order
20 DO so Mr. Chase must II he receives the autbori-
~ offer the whole Of his surplus, say ten millions
Tor immediate sale. In this way the object oil the
7cso!aton would be accomplished, the gold gam
Tiers would be gorged, and the price would be
driven down perhaps forty per cent, from which
point it would not be likely TO recover in X
months; bu; if the Secretary should attempt 70
Teode out MS surplus gold in drblets he will play
directly into the hands Of the spectators, and
tbwaft tile designs of the resolution.
A despatch from Mr.. Stebbins, one Of the mem.
tiers OF Congress from this city. announcing that
The gold resolution had been reported back to the
House ard was up for action suddenly knocked
tie premium down one per cent; but it subse-
guently recovered fraction, and closed higher
siLsu tie opening figures. The following were the
quotations dnrnr the day.-
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CLOTHING.

4 TTENTroH-AT 222 SEVENTH AVENUE. NEAR
"A Twenty NTH Ladies' and gentemen,f have the
order California and the Western markets pay tie
highest prices for ladies' ana Wearing Apparel
than any other dealer in .he city guarantee
also CancG peaine xuslin &C. oertlensa's coats from
% TO sos Pants from ~ 70 ~ g Lan,Ss and geutlemen.
avenue near Twenty 1h street ny calling on address
tended 10 from Brooklyn New Jersey, hopoken Btaien
Idand n Ladies' pupstualn Astepoed 70 b. kra NarkA
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.


RTLLss sA,.o 4; ar ARrILLEaY1yoLUS-
bounty si7S xPgy 70 Captain JAMES WELLS isa Centre
CAvALRY FOR TExAs.-A PEW MEN WANTED FOR
men for arsy loo Tor infantry o for ens
lilies. Apply at 42s Broadway.
LNLTsT IN NEW REGIMENT AND HAVE
~ chance o. promotion; care viii be taken that every man
gets sisaii Mo fs < RSrrpos
sppa Captain close 81 the pa
0f"''' f Do NOT GO TO BOUNTY BROKERS.
HEAADD9 VAR COMPANY
one At sS few Sa e M s ox
boanes paid Don't enlist IN sesvv srtiiery and be trans
ferred into infantry ca before a. g Centre street.
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS. -soLpIERs DIscuARa-
i ed by OF wounds received in battle obtain
h ss s y s"r s.
ELLioTf, 6s9 Broadway and 81 Pine street
r AM AUTHORIZED TO ENLIST A SERGEANT MA.
o fo ss s I'M &
The rank and position Of Corporal Of Ensneers which SO
%s1 s'ls VIII ssfs a
eenh resen. y Engineers New Bowery
and Pearl street
NEW YORK County, vos Nun COMMITTEE
CORNER CHAMBERS s1akEr AND BRoApwAY,{
Entrance on broadway. }
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
The following the pecunary inducements ofrered:-
COUNTY BOUNTY. cash down. SWl w
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, additional. 100 %
rotal 90
Applications to be made personally at the office OF the
Any person bringing for the army this ONCE
win receive 2 P't aopFf q Sse ausrHEs Mayor
MATTHEW T BRENNAN, Comptroller
0RISOE BLUNT Supervisor
ELIJAH f. PURDY, Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED. Supervisor.
GEORGE oPDYXE. Auxiliary Member.
ORISON BLUNT Chairman.
NEW York. April A. 1864.
cyoLDIERs On RECRUITING SERVICE CAN OBTAIN
- good Board and lodgings at 3 Greene street. at the
government rates.
c,upsTITUTE wANTED-TO TAKE TIE PLACE OF
- the advertiser in the Seventh regiment n Y O. In
case regiment Is ordered liberal
ther particulars address Jef., Herald office
TINTED STATES NAVY
MARINE CORPS.
NEW YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
OFFICE NEW BUILDINGS
CORNER CHAMBERS STREET AND BROADWAY
FIVE THOUSAND RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY OF 500 AND $780,
CASH DOWN FOR SAILORS.
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.
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TINE MEMBERS AND HONORARY MsMBERs o.
Washington Engine Company, No IN are rslueseea VI
meet at the engine house Friday, the 10Th inst AZ ~
r. ~ TO attend the funeral Of late brother memDS
John Kennefck JANIS WhkkAk. AssA Wcs-s>
H. nNsRAx. Secrs;eU
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A UCTION NOTICE. STOCK hND FIXTURES OF
~ the seventh avenue Tea Store of Twentieth
inthe Store
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A UCTION SALEM BROOKLYN, BY COLE MUIR
"A ply. on Saturday at l0 o'clock at CAL Myrtle avenue
mahogany Sofas Chairs and Bedsteads Feather
Reds and Mattresses Centre and Gard Tables oak Chas
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Cooking Stove Kitchen Fur
niture, &c.
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TARM FOR SALE-l34ACRES, ~ IMPROVED; HOUSE
n Barn and Oubuidings. Cattle. SWINE Fowls
and Farming Utensils with Rye In the ground. Price
$4,000; one half can remain. Inquire OF c. J. THoMs
3Q1 West street
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TOR sALr-AT A BARGAIN; Fully FURNISHED
III and beautifully finished Double House and the House
dioninr both splendid condition; the together being
front with tine barn, carriage house. and all
ou.bridnrs has nc large garden. which IL filled
with choice fruit Is situated hns street In South Brook
1yn, adjacent and ferries Tho above rropcry
will be sold Mt sacrifice, and Is splendid Opportunity,
Neighborhood IL excellent ISAAC A. BfGGS,
a.rc
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DYE. It WILLS AUCTIoNEER AUCTION NOTICE
~ Metropolitan Fair Large sale OF Crockery and Glass
Ware saturday April 80 Mt ~ o'clock at tho Fourteenth
street building very large assortment in the above line
Catalogues on the premise.
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TLBGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR TO RENT
IL MorristOwn: elegant House and go ncres,
spendidly Furnished and beautifully situated directly on
6chooeys Mountains; 50x75 three Stories
10 house. barns. carriage house Stables
all in best Of order. Possession Tune 1854 Apply to f.
II. LUDLOW h CO. No. 8 Pine street
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- day, at $40 Fulton st.. Brockyn % COLE nuRPHY.
sresses roll Bed Ticking bale IIorsehar Singers Sewing
Ischine FEATHER Beds twenty Brussss Three ply and In
rran Carpets oval Pier GLASS; Cottage and Iron Bedseads
plain and Dressing Bureaus ashatAnds sod SQQerl
aor twent Of ether fuIplture.
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HlARM FOR sALE-BELONGIE6 TO TIE ESTATE OF
Stephen wear deceased consisting Of about 81 acres,
under excellent cultivation, with dwelling and extensive out
budngs all in fine order Price Sl2MO Possession may
pc had n required Apply 70 JOHN G. GILES Executor,
III South William street.
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HENRY 2. LEEDS co, AUcTIoNEERs.-HENRY
II II. LEEDS co. will sell at auction, on Saturday,
April 49, at 10Y O'Clock, I45 West Twenty street,
Household Furniture, Consisting Of Brussels and Velvet
Carpets rosewood Suite IN figured crimson silk
black walnut Etageres black walnut bookcases black wal
nut Extension Dining Table black walnut sdeboard bronze
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures rosewood Bedstead maho
gany marble top Dressing Bureaus do washsands Hail
Mattresses Feather Bolsters and Pillows Rock
Sofas In haircoh black walnut and mahogany Eta
ccre., China Crockery and Glass Ware. Kitchen furn
tnr &c See cAtaOgue
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A RThLERY. ARTILLERY. ARTfLLERY.-v0LUN.
n eers wanted FOR heavy artillery regments doing
rson duty Ia the vicinity OF Baltimore and Washington.
Bounty SIS Apply to Captain JAMEs WELLS. L52 Centre
corner OF Walker. y
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HENRY H. LREDS CO, AuCTIONEERs.-HRN
II LEEDS co win sell at auction. on Saturday. April
80 at l0 o'clock at their salesroom No. 23 Nassau street,
Household Furniture removed for convenience Of sae)
consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets carved rose
who'd Suits mahogany Sofas Chairs and Rockers covered
in plush do harcloth: MAHOGANY Extension Dining Ia
BILE Gas Futures mahogany Bedstesds rosewood do Hair
Mattresses, Straw Paillasses Bolsters and Pillows,
wood and mahogany marble top Centre Tables Pier do
Glnss Ware.
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E,oR sALE-THE SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT GRENzE
IL back Mansion and six handsome LOTS northwest cor
OF Thr and Ssvensy.ffth street As hotel
public institution. for further offers
perior advantages for investment Price SO 900.
WI. STEWART, I57 South street, or 20i Broadway.
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CUBsTITUTE wANTED-TO TAKE TIE PLACE OF
- the in tho Seventh regiment N Y N q. in
case Is ordered duty: pay liberal
Their particlars address JEFF, Herald Office
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A UcTIoN NorIoE-RILLIARp TARLns. Az.

A UCT1ON NOTlCE.-BILLTARD TABLEs. &C.
n WILLIAM Writer'S. Auctioneer will sell to
Saturday at II O'Clock at 1856 and 7Ss Broadway
Tenth street. IL splendid rosewood walnut and Bill
lard Tables, made BY Phenn Collender, with Balls &c
completes onr large French plate Mirrors 500 yards Tapes
try Carpet HW yards Oicoth 20 Arm Chairs Billiard
Table Chairs; $1,000 feet Lumber Partitions &C., 8 uO0
pound Lead Pipe marble Wassands superb Bar Counter
Gas Chandeliers Nc Sale by order OF Dudley Kavanegh
ESQ., the great billiard pla, he about retiring from
the busneas The attention Of dealers and
plumbers Is directed to this sale
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TOR SALE-ON SOUTH SIDE OF THIRTY SEVENTH
street, between Fifth and Sixth four story
high stoop brown House. good with
modern improvements For ernits the house
further particulars apply to LEHMAN BROWN 1275
Rrnad
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rNoR SALE-ON MURRAY HILL. THE FOUR STORY
IL brown House No West Thirty ninth street LOT
30 by 100 feet house 20 feet with all the modern i'm
Apply 70 the owner on the premises or 81 ss
Fulton street.
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UNOR sALE-FOR MANUFACTURING OR OTHER BU-
ness purposes three Of Block OF Ground near
Che Catharne ferry Brooklyn, desirable for bust
purposes to be sold oclose estate Apply to BEN
JAMfN q. HITCHINGS, Executor 81 Pine street n Y.
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IJENRY r. LEEDS h CO. AUCTIoNEERs.-HENRY
IL II. LEEDS h CO will sell At auction, Saturday.
April 81 Mt 0s o'clock at No 81 West Ninth street, elegant
household Furniture consisting Of Velvet and Brussels Car
pets carved rosewood Suits mahoyanv marble Dressing
Bureaus Extension Dining Tables gilt frame Pier Mirrors
Rrocate and Luce Window Curtains, Hair Mattresses,
Bos,ers and Pillows Straw Palasscs elegant
wood and mahogany marble top Dressing Bureaus China
kerry and
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a E nO0 COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE. IN NEW
@C.VUV. Jersey pleasantly located on rising ground;
two story house and extension well built. filed with
brick: good barn. stable horse r0ckaway tools,
Ac two Gcres and half sia ont IN lawn and aar
Will be sod the above price II applied for Immediately
Cars running often to the CITY In hour: house eight
minutes walk from depot Terms Apply A.
ADAMS 2s6 West Thirteenth street, New York. No. 40
Fort Green place, BROOKLYN.
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DARN FOB SALE-rHE PROPERTY OF THE LATE
= Stephen Weart located At South Jamaica, L. /, two
miles frsm the village four miles from John Snedi
kers the old Rockaway road contains about 50
we'll fenced and under excellent cultivation The improve
unents consist of family mansion two large barns
stables CRIBS house, house and all other
necessary ontbuidtngs. Price $l20D Terms-Haf cash.
eppy 70 JOSEPH MASON. No. So Pine street, rooms 10
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THOR sALE-A SPLENDID FARM. CONTAINING 6
II Of good land Is Of which y Young wood situated
one mile from Sag larbor L. /. buildings and Ia
order; wei, fenced. and good stream Of running waite
stock II required Apply to w. McEvoY. 26 Bowery.
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CD n IN FOR SALE, THB TWO NEW TWO
s0D. story and brick Houses containing
nine suhcnar plenty Of pan tries water and gas
soops marble mantes Yards and sidewalk da2ced:
located walworth street. $50 feet north from DeKalb
avenue. BROOKLYN, which the to Fulton and
Cntharne ferries Possession given Immediately Terms
easy. Apply to j. CLARKE. on the premises
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TCoR sALE-A VERY SUPERIOR. STRICTLY FIRST
n class high stoop extra wife story brown
House thoroughly and carefully built with eyerv modern
Smproyemen beautifully and deliberately
embeshed painted in fresco; stna'ed in first class
fashionable neighborhoo1 the Fifth also
rst csss carriage and stable attached. The whole
will be together the house soparately desired
terms 10 gentleman seeking first class establish
ment VIII fnd this represented line addressed TO
Rolton fIernld Office win meet with attention.
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COUNTRY SEAT OF THE LATE J. K. PAULDING. Al
Hyde Park for sale: enc Of the most beautiful on the
cottages and spacious onthuildngs For further particulars
apply 10 j. GREEN PEARSON No. 8 Wall street. tc
y. N. PauldinR, No. 30 broadway.
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DRoOKLYN HOUSES FOR sALE-BARGAINs-vIz,-
y twoof i've new Two s,ory frame ea IN on 90 ne
Germs easy; water convenient 10 Fulton and liant
misses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

EyOR sALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN. THE TWO
II and basement brick House aud Lot 10 Park
Oxford street Broogvn: io.x40 lot
100: price 81 50i with Immediate possession.
Also House and Lot 800 Cumberland street. between Fulton
md Atlantic avenues Brooklyn three story and BASEMENT
price S5.N0; terms easv gas and water In each.
c. D. HITCHCOCK, 81 Fulton street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

yNANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH. IN BROOK
w yn Harlem or Hoboken. a three story high stoop
House with all the modern improvements m good locai
York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29

G HERMAN 4 co, AUcTroNRRRs spry s.ru.
~. ass. Apr, 70 At i o'clock 81. street coz.
grocery store, vxTea. Sugar Coffee Flour sn,css ri
lures, Scales Counters, &c ' Spee'' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-29
FOR SALE.

PAGING MACHINE FOR SALR.-rr COST $3.50
~ price S75 Tools Presses. Dies nc. for niaknf
steel pens lot Bookbnders small Tools; also lot shea
Steel will be sold cheap Inquire at % Dey street.