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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

TN THE YEAR 1916, THE WRITER EMDARKRn I'M
l. the DRUG BUSINESS in tho city Of Thiladein.,,a
and while thus engaged made several cxperimenta in
regard to the most desirable mode of preparing Fi6
Extracts My efforts bslng successful-the articles b.
Ing approved and used by the Medical Faculty. wno
desrous Of placing them before the public, but heviae
Tor somo time before concluding to
advertising knowing Of the prejudces that exstel in
tho minds of many against using advertised Medicines or
Hosfrms but through the ndvre of friends and those
who had used them, this objection overcome
Alter IL years excrtions, commencing in q small vny
the popularity OF my articles has extended all purn
OF inc United States, and widely throughout forrRn
csuntr1cs-and this in the face of much opposition
Every means has been resorted TO by unprncplc deal
ers sncc their merit and success have been known
such as advertising larger bottles at less price
ing an other preparations, and copying my adyer
usements-put am happy to state that out Of the many
WHO nave resorted to this none have been successful
MY OBJECT
IN TINS nouce is 10 make facts known to tho public and
respcctaoe dealers, believing after many years exer
lions that the druggists will dscounena,ice such pro-
ceengs, and that the reputation my articles mny NOT
be damaged by the Use of inferior spurious ones
knowing that many may read this article who aro nm.
acquainted with Inc, append few remarks from those
of my native CITY, and whose names are known IN an
parts of the world 49, "
Being personally acquainted with Mr.. H. T. Holm.
oold affords me pleasure i'll stating have been mos
farorabiy impressed wit his energy and integrity an
Bratlneu at lis success. WA1. WEIGHTNIAN
Firm of POWERS Il WEIGHTMAF
Ninth and Brown-streets, Phiadclphia,
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ADvERTIsEMIST.]
HelmbOId'S Eytract Of Ruobu

VIII cure a diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder cnre
ra Han or Meakness In the back Structures &c: Cure
Vision. - 'e' hiihhess
HELSlBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT OF BIJCHu
- ~ pure hmd extract. not weak tea Infusion
the one thing needful for all complaints incident 70
males; For particulars send for circular
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
cures oravel and Dropsical Swelngs existing in Men
women OF children; in fact ALL DISEASES reouirine
tne alu OF Dluretic 1t is the greatest Tonic and d.
and immediate In its action ~ ~ uoA
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N. York Advertisements.

THE WASHINGTON IRON WORKS
TTAVE ON HAND FOR SALE THEIR IMPROVED
I'll PORTABLE STEAM ENGI INES, Portable Circular
Saw Mills, Gang Saw Mills. Flour and Corn Mills and
manufacture TO all kinds Of Steam Engines, Ma
rinc Stationary and Propeller, Railroad Cars and Turn
Tables, Iron Steam Vessels and Bargcs; aso General
Machinery Iron and Brass Castings, large and small
Forgiugs, Sc &c. Address
GEO. NJ. CLAPP, Treasurer, Newburg, y. Y
Or L. G. WARD, Agent, No 30 Libcrty.street, Room
No. s, New York. Tyr October %
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HELMDOLD'S
Fluid Extract of SarsaparilIa

$50 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
Ohe oote equivalent in strength gallon of tho
Syrup of Decocton. e 'A >Ao
II reaches the seat the disease Immediately e1pen
ing oil HUMORS OF THE BLOOD and
BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
THESE articles. being of such strength the dose IA
ceedngly small From this fact it is used In the Jn;ea
States Army Hospitals aud public SANITARY ipstutinne
throughout the land.
Rb- Sold by all Druggists everywhere
E1- Ask for Helmboid's. Take NO otherI
90 Cut out the advertisement and send for it. and bv
this means avoid Counterfeit ~ ~ ~
October9 -.
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fPosf0p Herald |

We do not like to advertise worthless wares or nrt
ces calculated to deceive reaers when we SEQ
an advertiser like Mr.. Helmbold, whom have known
for years. gradually extend his advertising from year To
year until he becomes the largest advertiser in the Uni
ted States satisfied that the statements in regard
to his articles must be correct"
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RNING OF THE MUsEUm
LETTER FROM MIR BARNUN

MEssRs. HERRING O-GENTLEMEN-
1fl Ihough the destruction Of the American Museum
has proved serious loss to myself and public ann
happy to verify the old adage, that Its an i'll wind that
Dlows NOBODY good and, consequently congratulate,
you that your welknown Safes have again
sual severity "
The Safe you made for some time ago WAS in the,
once OF tho Museum the second hoor part Of
the building, and in the hottest OF the fire.
After twentyfour hours Of trial 1t was found among
the debris and on opening this day yielded up it's
contents in very good order-books papers pocioa OF
insurance, bank bills all in condition for Immediate
USE and noble commentary the trustworthness of
HerriDg's FireProof Safes.
Truly yours, p. T. BARNIJhd
New York, July IA, 1865.
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES
The most reliable protection from fire ao,o kro,cn
HERRING co. IS PATENT BANKERS SAFES with
Herring Floyds Patent Crystalized Iron, the be,t
security against burglars drill manufactured
~ HERRING 4 CO.,
No. 251 Broadway, cor. Murray.strcet New York
FARRELL, HERRlNG CO., Philadelphia.
HIRING & CO., Chicago.
November ano
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1--WE COPARTNERSIiIP which has existed
i'r the LIST hneen year. between the snbers under
DAY d.solyrd by nus,l consent Mr. MEEKFH retlr,ur In
conseqnsuc- oil ~ heslth The busnrss Of the ate u will
he settled bv and tho continued No. <O3 Hroadsy
ls65 WILLIAM w. MEEKER. JOACHIM MA lDHOF
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Copartnersbip Notices.

MESSRS. ANTON KRAUSHAAR, G.. j.
w sCHOESFMASN, ALBERT SCHNfiDER aud To-
blAS HAMM have this day withdrawn from the business.
errird under the Of Tho United Psur orte
Ssker Stock Company" They have Therefore Lus-r
collect debts for Liabilities against tls
~ I Coupsny.-Newiork March 10
TIE UNITED PIANO-tOKTE MAKERS gTOCK CON.
PAsY. No 81 Wst-rsL
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MARCH 10 4 2Ge bbs. Flour 272 bbls WHISKY, 1900
bbls Corn Meal, H. les bush Corn 49, 100 bush. Oats
9l6 bush. Seed. l!7 pkgs. Ashes 800 pkga Lard,
2 go pkgs Butter GO pkgs. Provisions.
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Hswes a. Macy. Aauters,
No. 80 wsli-st Nev.Yosk,

formerly OhnsE ofthe PsIh BsnhJ
Four PER CENT T nRrsr ALLOWED ON DErosTs
PERsoss 0PESS' ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
ss they please Ae same with the City Banks. and
viii be sov cd Interest on their daily balance al per
cert
Cc<iscrIoYs made upon any part Of the United States
q Caasda
Orders for the PURCHASE or BALE Of the various
issues Of Government and other Stocks Bonds and
Gold promptly executed for the usual commission.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THH CITY OF
NEw.YoRK.
Nos ~ AND 20 PNBr..
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGEsI W THE UNITED
STArRs,
Have f,r sale ready for delivery
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NOrEs
Convertible, At maturity. into $40 GoLp BEARING
UrIED STATES 1910 BcTDA
OMITTED STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR Cgafyq1oASEa
We s'so collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
aud attend TO other business with the Government
P. q. CALHOUN, President.
h syAxsx CsGsier.
UNITED STAg8s
TREASURY NoTTs
Fer .mneass,s delivery, at
Howrs & MAcy's, sGaken,
No ce wAu.n
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furniture

4 LLKINDS Of FURNITURE, MATTRESS
IA ES. LEDDING. OOKl&0LAssEs. kc.. cheap
at SNEDEN Il CAMPBELL'S. No. 2oJ Bowery, be
stanton and Honston.s CAL and money. Goods
vsnsI,ted Deiiyszednee. EItenidO tables cheap
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dxansnted manu- cture Also solid Chestnut and Wann,
Chamber Suites, plain and Ornamental al H. D. EARRING
IONS. ~ Csusl,t, opposite Wooster tiNAblshed 1854
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The best sssortnent Il ENAMELED FuRNTURE, 10
all coiors and siyes, Walnut and Chesnu Plata AID OH
mental, In SBiles Whoesas and Retail. Also NattTr.ses
sod PslDassea WARREN WARD, Ne. III C,>ualst-
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Religions Noiires.

Aaron NJ. Powell will sadre. ths REGULAR Monthly
.Dt-ssvery MeAiue IN the SLOAN Church (the lev Mr.
Freemsu's), PTin.Tti ncer Myrtle-6ye,, IO-EUAAOW
EVENING, Q! tLe Jsgal besr u service
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ClrY OF NV YoxN. DgPiRrxKsr OF FITAsCs,
CoxPrRoLi.tB's OYrCg, March 9, 1905.

BoAKp or suyyayryoRs OsyicE No. CITY BALI.
NEW York, March u, 1863
NOTICE TO INSPECTORSOFE ELECTION.
The n.pecor, OF Election who acted at tho Deeem0et
election IN act TUESDAY the 18th OF Hsreh iot .ne
Special election ordered In regard to The Amonnmeh' 20 n'
State Couaitution and will also perform the dnues I'm
y.s,- Vacancies the Boards Of inspectors w De nied
day Of election BY the several SUPERVISE" mo places
hereinafter Designated A., n.t,
The polling places win DO the for tie December
election. -, $500, L..
ton polls by the Police the morning OF e,ectiop -,
No expense will be incurred fo httiLs up election pohs
VACANCIES .
Frtnr on tho day Of election, March H. 1885, 10 the bostn
of IN the several Eoon D.ets Of tuis cry w"
be 6ll.d by tho Super vi.crs q, 10 lows: .,oov
First Third Filth aud kighii "nd.--srperisf o'vvn
Fith Ward Hot. and supervisor SMITH Washington hoeI
No Bfoslway; Sup-rvsor FOX. No MORT. street =.
Ludlow street before sud 4; Mercantile Library Bnd
lns between aud u, and supervisor "iLLAAS@ NO
I'll Royery. 49, n,,ry, ~
seventh and Thirteenth wsri-supervi0r TWEED No
2sT broadssy. roc,,, ~
second Fourth and si,tA wasds-supervsor ROCHE, No.
Eleventh and Seventeenth wards-supe rvisot WILL
MANN. No 81 bowery AMI Supervisor Eli NO 10 'ur'H
-
Twelfth wMd-suprrvisor DAVIS, One Hundred and
Twenty hith street and ~ tn svenne. ,,. =, 80
Ninth end Piteenth WsId.--sop,rvisor BLUNT, No Iis
West Ninth street
Ei.hteslth Ninrteenh snd Twenty ir,t Wsrds-su er-
visor DRlG0S No Irving place, and Supervisor LII NO.
l35 Pourth-svenue. -
sireenth Twen,i.th and Twen.y.second wtrds-s1per-
visor STEWART. No. llJ West Thi';y third street.
The Seprvisors viii b. 1t the places mentioned ABOVE pc
for. O'Clock and between and o'clock p Ds on tho
'~' u '''s"'A ~ '''' JOSEPH p. YOUNG. Clerk.
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Gcnaes ano farms iOanteo.

SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR WANTED
~ Ia good esborhood between Seventeenth and TLr
toll cts, Fourth and Seyen,haves J. I. ELLIS, Sewing
Machine Rooms, No. 919 Broadway.
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Centi6trn.


Ns dbpo'ed Of thor Brooklyn Lsab-hler may b. con
suited only No. sod Grand st. New York where they con.
nle to ised fun sets II teeth Gold Patna for 25
silver or hubbor partial ssts-G0d, o. yer TOOTH s1
yeI. Oh kyuscilng IS ctDts
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alilitarp Notices.
TIME QUOTA OF NETWORK.
$4,000
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR NE"
YORK COUNTY.


INCREASED BouNTIEs AND HAND MONEY
A. mostn, q! tho County COMMITTEES Volunteering
held On SATURDAY. February II, las,
Pressn.--oxisoS BIuSr. Esq. Chairman,
Hon NJ T. BEKSsAz Comptroller
Hon. Elijah Y. PuRnI, Supervisor
Hon WILLIAM NJ Twn.D, Supervisor,
Hon WILLAn R. STEWART, Supervisor,
On motion Of Supervisor WILLIAM N. TwssD n was
nnsnimou.y
R,,o,red That the County pay for . ons-Ysu Recruit
Three Hundred ts3c) Dollars Bounty end Einy leN Dol
lars Hand money.
For Two Yea. Recruit Four Hundred 4oo DolArs Bounty
Al Seventy i've 800 DolsIs Hand monsy.
Yor Three Year Recruit, six Hundred tsegc) Dollar
Bounty II d One Hundred 1907 Dollars Handmoney.
BOUNTIES
ron THREE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY
GOV ERNMENT ovo
Topd. ...s'..SbOO
FOR TWO YEAR RECRUITS
CONFERENCE.-THE. xOO
TstL.
FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS.
......'..'.''''''''S3Ou
Total.
The Bounty u be paid 70 the Recruit In DIS own hann
provided In Section FIVE - Of the State Law relating to
oonties wis Assembly Bill No lis Of 1881 'nd the Hand
money BE- paid the p-.on Who may ptesn the Recruit
By order Of the Committee,
CORNELIUS CoRsON, Clerk
AT the REGULAR UNITED STATES
"A NAVAL RE NERVOUS, No. IA Safest tho l. CHEST
Cash Bounty and Hand money 1. paid sEAMEh OkDl'
NARY sEAMEN, and FIREMEN WANTED Substitutes
FURNISHED al The 'l'' @M 'Sii c&P2L rrERsEY Co.
nRAFT TO COMMENCE ON WEDNES.
~ DAY-Dnn Insurance Office No. z41 Broadwsy Pre-
nm against Draft only ti5o Applications mIss " made
TINS day
N.B Every person enrolled should bs insured.
& BSTIT u TIES aud VOLUNTEERS
~ wANTED-Hishe~t Bountes paid for one two, sDi
three Army amt Navy Of No II Park opposite the
Aston House.
C INSTITUTES FURNISHED to all appll-
cant. 1t one hours notice and for mod price
Address I. NEWTON. No. WsDst
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@oruorati1,l Nothes.

DOCKS and SLIPS, HOUSES, MARKET.
~ CELLARS and other property bcor <,ss to tho Cor.
porston Of the City Of New York, b I1ASED u Public
Auction.
Motto. e hereby Owen that "a. ccmp.,of'r WIN: on
THURSDAY. the 9Th April, ~, at IL O'Clock IT,. At the
Cay Hall Iss,s on bd.s esne .rc,iOn Dock. ard slips.
House, an 0erpoI stoD property tor
term OF years from the nt<t day Of May, 1865. ,
Catalogues containing Tho description location and terms OF
Revenue. a this Of6cs. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN.
Comptroller.
err OF NV YoxA p.riRrxssr 0, FiyAsCs,}
CoxPrRoLItB's OyrCs, March 9, lsoa
TERRY FRANC HISES AT AUCTlON.-At
the CRY Ball. on THURSDAY, April 1855 at 10 rlocs
NJ will Be sod Public Auction to the hghest bidder WIN
security for term OF Ten Years from the " osy o.
Ma, 1855 ,..o,
Nhi,,t AZ street to Staten leland. ,u,
TIE lease the franchise VI the Ferry now esfsoneo
from III. foot barclay street to Hoboken. NewJefsey
THE lea,e OF the rsnchiss Of the Ferry now estaoeu
ftom tbs foot Of Tcuhstrest, East River, 10 ITsenpo
| Long Island -, III, III IN.
rshts privilege. Advantages thereof belonging 70 me Co
| pors,ion Of the City OF New. YORK.
Terms aid condc Of ssle may b had on application y
! the Comptroller Office go ,,,v.
| MATHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
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EOR SALE-With Immediate Possession
i Three new Brick HOUSES. thrrs.ory, basement and
uuderc.lsr high brown stone Stops complete with all tue
modern improvements Location East Ninety third st.
Thrdaye. Of the most pleasant the Island. Terms
easy Inquire Of j. A. sELLfCK No. il9 East Eighty SIKH
o., OF GEO. w. bEALE, No 20 Finest
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DOR SALE A First-Class HOUSE in
Mount vernon. For particulars soc advertisement 10
Daily Times.
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I'VE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for
Il Ola Newspaper Pamphlets. Boos, ard Waste OF ,v-fy
d,scdption sfOcHWELL l. EMERSON. No. IS Ann o..
QUE door wcs, Of S4.fauG.
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NOR SALE-The 4.story English basement
J. HOUSES No. 236 West Thiry-secondst and Nos. III
sud I7g Yves, Ty evenhs Aso the story (hzb stooDl
brics HOUSES No. IS East Twenty eigEthsL and No ~
West Fortyibtrdst Possession Let bay next Apply to
O. CHUhCHiLL. No. l6I Broadway.
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NOR sALE-AT GREENWICH, CONN,

sbou, Eve acre, Of LAND adjoining the New.Yors and
New Haven Railroad Depot having water trout the haroos
with house store barn Tenement houss And ofcha4
-reon The premises win De sold together or In three seps.
rat. parcels as may purchaser II not disposed Of befo9
THtRSDAY ,ae 10th day Of Ma ch, it will that day at
O'Clock be sold public auction the premise For rsrea'
.r, .puly 20 h LsACEETT, No ca West Tsenh eishthH.
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TENTH NATIoSAt BASE,
No $40 Broadway.
7.3o TREASURY NoTEs on hnud for sale.
u. J.. Ross. President
q. u STOUT Cashier
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The Central National Bank, one of the best man
eyed institutions in this city, has deternlaed to
Double it, capital making it four nil ions.
The First National Bank sold to-day $3.50, coo of
y30s, and paid Treasury draft of 81 800 0O0 Fisk
4 Hatch sold t565000 OF Boa.
Earnings Of Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company for frst week in March 1865, SliA $50 39.
hse+, S3,5sg66; Increase, 1886 per cent.
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situated in the Of Rye. Westchester Co.. n r. aoou
mile Poche.ter Depot snt having one OF ths nnsa
Views OF ouz aid Sound hiding country In me
State VIII snge for productive city property InelS
ofPECK BROTH Frs No. 81 ChAmbcFsst OF j. '. fEOns
NO lV4 " s-st., up stairs.
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L'OR SALE-2O Cottages, 81, 900 to 81, 900; 10
Il Elegant Dwellings, with to % LO,,, t3So To $500
Easy payments Building Plots acrss tdwei ngs v
East New.York
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Two LET-No. ~ William corner OF Liberty
a., Wa. II FIRST door snd biseGen 10 lea,e. DIV
BISHOP, Ne. / Plat, one door from Pearl 1t.
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EOR SALE-At Cold Spring, on the Hudson,
l. nearly opposite West Pon, very desirable CoUNrRi
SEAT With 10 scres of b-antifu lawn having spendi4
view Of miles the river and convenient 70 the raosa
station Large hon finished in the modem style OF cmtes'
ture an DIV supplied with from neverfsils sprip6
The house, wood and ice houses are tat.S
fully aud conveniently arranged. Apply 20
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TOR SALE-In Port Chester, y miles from
4 Nrw.Yorh on the New. York and NewHaven RsirosS
tive innate, X rom depot Main twostory HoI SO,
lbs vh Wig pasior l6xlg tgo stngroon l6xis sn4
s1ls dining rooms l5x7 large kitchen ard washToom sns
cellar; has ~ ped rooms. has a newly painted paPeret
,ooJ gppy Of fru. and hsde trees Pee So $50; twod1
he pur .rse money can rsnan bond and morIaye Fo
,..,o. Immediately. Apply 10 the owner, H. BENT.
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EOR SALE-At Mount Kisco Station, West.
u chester County ". y Harlem Railrosd. Is mice ron
~, civ very drsirsbe RESIDE nee, i've minutes ws1
from station About three Of choice Land ssse nev
Uou.s good Csrrs. ilouse &C, vtnry Of choice frup
Tee. iu comns into good bes..ns; Shade sd Eseg
green Trees. Excellent. wsseT a. the door, Apply TO n
WRIGHT, NO. IFS Westst. or 10
allen L BROWN, No. % Broadway
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Real Cstate for Sale.

t,1OR SALE-THREE ACRES OF LAND,
pleasantly surted In the center Of tho vilsee OF West
port, Conn containing Dwelling Houses bsrs and hns
two minutes walk OF the posoce aud tire.
houses u worship Price, $to0 Possession given April
Inquire Of HORACE STABLES President first National
bank Msstport.
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~ piver Front, situated between Pfe,moot and MI
For particulars apply to CHARLES LUXTONs Land 0Sce
corner Of Paissdsave. and Warren st.. Hudson City, N
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Real estate for Sale.

A J. BLOCKER, SON, & Co., Auctionsers
IA and Real Estate Brokers, No. II Csdsr-s, have a
private sale, number Of valuable and moderate priced
HOUSES and STORES; also BUILDING LOTS IN vaEtsus
MONEY TO LOAN on MORTGAGE.
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l. FORDs POINT. At New Rochelle 3 acres On the Sound
shore besuay shaded with nstive forest There
on oil Cottage the PREMISE in good order, good gsfde,
stable eeJdners house kc II rented tho persons rentin3
must keep the present gardner Apply TO ?. c. BULKLEH
No. ~ Wslst, Jsuncey Court
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EOR SALE-The 3.story HOUSE and LOT
Il No s, Poplar..,., Brooklyn. Eve nnues' walk fron
Fulton ferry Lot 81 feet by 81 feet Prce 1000 Inquire
al No 5gl Broome-s'. Newton.
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EOR SALE.--valuable WATER FRONT on
i North River containing nesry blocks with front
ase Of 30 feet on the river. Apply
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TO LET, WITH STEAM POWER - The
.eiishied I've story beidins No, lH fm.st.. 2Sr73
With RON IS 10 IS horse STEADY STEAM POWER. Also
ROOMS AND STEAM POWER In the building. No. -
and lJ9 Elm and I'll and 81 Centre st. Apply to q. \.
HALL, No ~ Flm~t
, 1865-04-11

builders have constructed vessels intend
ed to pray on Federal commerce, our
sailors have manned them, and our colo
NAL ports have been used to furnish them
equipment, III! American trade, unaSsaII-
ed by any enemy with a port, mas almost
ceased to exist. These acts, moreover,
they atiege have not been accidental, but
dictated by a spirit OF real though covert
hostility. The people have been on the
whole against the Onloh' nave heard OF
Northern defeats with pleasure ana OF
Northern victories WilA annoyance, sup.
ported their government IN the altar o.
the Ifeat' ana received captain 0eInnleS
as II he had been a national nero me
Government "as ""j c"hce"If0 us wish
that the war should terminate III partl-
ton, members OF Parliament have assall-
ed the Union with l0ponIty' ana ABOVE
all the press, which IN America means
the Times has "ortl.l!fd" Northern ct
forts witt, the hearty applause OF ITS read
ers' Ihere is real soreness OF teeIIn5, a
soreness greatly eNasper"(eJ ny the
nelghoouthood 81 a very "l3e, very
weak ana ON fnf W'oIe "uSympaJhlzIn9
dependency OF Great Brtaln' me pros
pect Oh cohquefIh9 O"iada aaa ineTeoN
at once puolshln8 Great BRITAIN extend
ing Amerlcan DOMINION TO the Norla
P"lr. and so increasing the NoTth as once
tor all to overweight ana ontnumher the
South ana the southern synPathIzefs, IS,
or may be taken to hr' a powerful temp
tatIon. Add 10 these feelings the rooted
beIlet OF all Ame'ira'> mat tine Monroe
doctrine" is essential TO Their nature ana
the desire 10 ina employment Tor jhe
SoIdlery, ami we nave atand OF dISIIke
Sutlclent 70 support almost any demand
by war.
We may admit It alI-the soreness OF
feeling among the people, the be.let that
they have q real grievance, the faith IN
the MonFo" doctrine and the latent de-
sire to cXtrnG tfe Jnlon from The Gull
10 the Pole-and sui we contend that
there IS another sIde, as yet In$UiilcIentIy
heard on thus side Of the Atlantic. In the
first place, as to the irritation. 1t exists
no doubt, tut to what extent, and among
whom? Is It greater even with the poIltl-
clans than the tecIlnG which mas a dozen
times SurOCd UD IN france during the