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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
ARREST OF JOHN mitchell.
lie L. Conveyed 10 . Steamer-FroDeO'e
Destination, Fortress MoDroe-Hi' Ad.
ventures nfter Capiure-A Saucy Letter.

Mr. John Mitchell, late of Tie Richmond FL
amiu., bnt more recently Of The Daily eD was yester
day arrested upon the authority Of Gen. Dix and we
understand that he has been sent 10 Fortress Monroe
on the charge of treason
At about midday, two military officers. accompanied
by Detective Elder entered the oce Of The Doy heHs
Mr. benjamin " God the first person met oil whom
they inonired for John Mitchell. Considerably dis
tutbed Nj Wood referred them 10 al inner sanctum'
where the gentleman in question was found Beng IN
formed OF his arrest he quietly acquiesced aud pro
ceeded with the officers to the coach which was IL
waiting at the door.
IN THE CARRIAGE.
MI Mitchell wac perfectly silent Tor some moments
after the carriage commenced moving ne presently
broke the siirpce Nv saying to Capt Callahan one OF
the officers accompanying bim-So goes tAe fuhor VI
"Cstain from your name. take you to be an Irish
Cant. c. You are right. sir. am all lrishman.
MI Mitchell" OF course you kno" me ~ be one alsoi
how can Won end II in your heart TO arrest one VI your
CAPT. CT am now an American you are no more
my felow.countryman than any body else only know
that we have orders to arrest you.
Mr. M" For WhatF 49,,
MI M-"Blt 1 am not IA traitor. The South are
fairly thrashod and follow tie tide AN no longer
traitor but peaceful. loyal man ,o 80
Capt c., (oiM enphasis) Mr. lMtcheL i nave 10
time 10 handy words. You are M lrshnsn hin
ashamed 10 say Yon pretended 10 flee from the oppres
sion OF the Old World TO the freedom Of tho New yet
almost y0nr first act IN your ncwiound liberty was 10
declare yoursel. ia favor OF species Oh human Dohu"Ec'
ho meane. sod most infamous recorded IN history.
In that cnnse you ,oed with brain and Drawn for hye
ears and yon now have the sublime impudence TO
come here 10 WORK and establish yourself as ths
bend of the most ultra COppsrhead sheet ia the Guy
can only say TINT general thing, your counti ymeh
obor and despise yon and that my own contempt ior
van il so great that hnd no language 10 iufIher
fpv lcrlinyt. ~,
Mr Mi,che4', fuce worked. convulsively as nc rs
tened 10 r,ris antwer hut he said nothing more
Az GeN. DIX's nEADQrARTEEs.
Arriving At Gen. D.Xs headqn"rieis' lhe Prisonddr
,i,,ed into tbe Geuerss office during their confer
cnee bnt ,he case OF the prisoner was evidently as
nosed of in very short order as he issued from the Once
Ia few moments, accompanied BY tae oetectIcs Wlo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

Mr.. Albnry Mn ~ cl.Pp, Lswis A.dsn,:4 Y; ssti.
Mrs p. Wallace and daughter n. T.; Miss NJ Goortm,N
T.; W. II. Brtap y, Y, Mr.. and Mira g. A. Sawyer nj
man servant, y MI. sawyer, Mss A. sawyer N, ,
Mills and friend, Mrs A, Nc Apin Cincinnaii N Meal
pin John M~zs "; 2 Acoet, hsltimsre L. s,ssnsr n
n. Y; J. e. Calhoun. Mr. Walbdge n. y. e. he LinaseS
K Cabo, Cuba Misses Horton, boston Mr. and Mira j. r.
Thayer and child IA. r. Horton, boston, j. Grant, Woces
terj W. Cutler, Mussi Mr. aud Mrs w A. Grswold, M
aud Mrs. ke.se Haysns Pezzor, Philsdslpnis; Mr. snd
Mr. aud Ms A. Meyer, New York; j p Mackenzie, Cansds
H. Pierce, Engsnd; H. Roth.chud, n Z ~ MsscneIl and
son, Nassau; NJ Crouey and Mr.. 8 V. Roy H. An.
thohn N. Y; Judge Parker and servant j. s. Hsnly Il
Drnker. Monro.s; n. A6bSI, T. Drew n. T.; E. Harvey,
Barbour n Y; r. Lennon, N. y; Nj and Mrs. z. Nor
gam N " Mr. and MIRA D. Tibbs, Miss Kes.el and s.vsn
Mrs I. b. Edgar and child St. Louis: Mia Edgar NJ N
Warn 81. Louis; W. Deoncb. St. Louis; O. Ke1ermann, n
linois g. A. Generaax. Montreal; Cept Gfsnt W. r. Ton
NELL Nassau; N. Wsshbune. J. Boydsn, Mass; }. b. En-
glib. Pha G. Bsmford, N. y; Major Gen. Sir D. VII,
ians and servant A. GiDbury ~ Y; c. h. Gnbury, A. L.
Ginbury, NJ. u. Jetty w. Churchill 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
Arrived.

l.
Steamship lafayette Or Bocaade' b'e''' ID 'n'' WIN
md,s and sy pas, e IT, Adams. Havana 10th inst mds
''a ps .es pDo'R .nfstee Capt Baker tsm whtes.
.esm.r commodore Perry guns Foster Foa'ss
'Gn's steam transport Hsne spencer Port Royal 70 h0sD
IN s Ssa Falcon g. & irsnsport, Aldrdss AsIandra
hours. with barge L. p Gardiner Capt. su'an' M TOW"
T. s ship Onward, w Clark Acting Master Commsndins
Rio Jsneiro 5,h Prrnaubuco 18th aud St. Thomas June
Shin b. s. Kimban Dearborn. Hamburg May ii. mdse md
62o mass Dearborn Bros. Nay 30 lat 70 ~ ION =, q" sposs
Bremen sp Athens, from Bremen ,Sr obs, TO- yssSs
days out lat g. OH the eastern edge o. the BANK sx ~
icebes Has bad sh > w Sind. ana sass "'A
Ship Deutschland iiaml Hensen, Hambafs % day, nd
passed several large cebegs Has had esythree deaths %
Ship Great Western. CUNNINGHAM. Liverpool May L. viii
ud.- and $50 pass. to Charles II. Marshall Co. .
ship Cultiyaor Russell Pensacola via Mobile Bar MAJ ~
in ballast to Williams Guion day spoke the SA's
B,s cTiqsa Fnslsnd Csraia 81 day.. with iron z Co
nard 18Th inst 30 mile. r. of Sandy Hook. during denst
fog into by unknown scboonsr csrryins s"v
buwark. and sancheon; the schooner lost her l,oooen
Bux Viking. lof St. John. NIB Boultsnhou's' C"dsnAs
Bank scilan lot Boston, Sparrow, Phlsde'phiA dys viz
Bafk Nashw.k (ot Pictou Mckenzie. sssaa days 70
Bark sol. D,a, Fravcr.o. Havana II days. with 'as'rse
Brr Tyro tof Windssr NJ 81 Brsd,bsv. Msn<szlia ayl
with msho,sny to ID. r. DeWot Left brss CapnAs ~
New Work net day; A. ID. Alien, for Boston, ready
| Briy Orion fof Halifar N. 81 Curry Glace Bay cav
Breii, Co. Left brss Oliver Francis aud sopnA i''
| New York ready. g, 4.
Brig r. WyIie (of Annapolis N. 50 Croscup, Cow Bay
DAYS. coal TO master
Brig Hedey Wears Br Downey. Maisnzas IA days. suEf
| and mo asses James Y. Ward Co - :,
Brig Orion Halifax ~ ST. Curry Glsce Bay ~ days -
days coal Brett, son 4 Co. q. L.,
| Schr Enph~ mia tof Belize Hond Allen sasna ID ys,
sugar snd nolases to j. LeaycrN Co sailed IN copsnS
wi .chr Abby Bradford, for Newiorki big j. Mcintyre
| for Philadelphia $50 :,
| schr. Southern Gross tBr.) George Windsor IL days,
schr. Arm susan Douglass. Beaufort, N. C., day. naval
stores. e. Dol,er. Potter Co. .
schr sally Cav Iiadins Maryland days timber. master
Schr r.. L. DeHsrt. law Cr.psud T. T. l., Il days pofr
toes Duryea's Hyde.
schr j. H. Day Chase Baltimore days corn 70 L. Kea-
my Co. A.
James Eueas. - IA
schr w H. Mitchell, Eaton, from Shulee, u days. viii
| SPAR. 20 c. Snow.
schr Fancoris Macomber from Lngsn days, coal to e
| D. swain.
schr Pacific Mcdonald Charloetown. P. T. l.. 10 dsyt
| 20 master. 49, -, ....
r. 4. Buck \ Co
| schr Whit. Srs. Jones' Roniou, for Boston.
| schr White Rock, Furnace, Albany for Boston.
| WIND--At Sunset Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
A Suggestion for the Arrest from Wash
layton.

From The Washington Republican Of Tuesdsy
We are glad 10 learn that the notorious
Johu Nitchel-he Rebel editor OF the late Richmond
E1aminr, and present Rebel editor Of the trea'
sonable sheet known as The Mao York Daly Ner'
is 10 be indicted for trcWon In the United States
Court Of Virginia before Judge Underwood An order
upon the United States Marshal Of New-York for his
arrest will procure the person OF Mitchell before the
Court Let IL be DONE and done quickly. IL is "A dis
grace TO journalism In NewYork that such person Is
allowed to WELD his pen daily he does against the
Government in defiance Of law and order. Where 10
Gen DIX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
couRT cALrNDAR-Tnus DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIkCvIr-PAkr I-CaIcndar
nnchsns.d-PARr Il.-No sD!. 1889 9n. 1884, 1888. 1885.
la5o 1908 1876 49, 1852 l65 1892 7Oi 62 ss. 1891, li
1908, lg,3
SUPERIOR CoURr.-PART mo calendar made
up ia time publication. fAar lNo calendar made up in
time for publication.
CoURr or COMMON PlEAs.-PARr Mos. 1873,
a.? aeC ga 6S3 So 8s7 9a $40 500 97J Vs. 2? 1885, 9i.
PAar i-No. 58a Gs7 61s 25o s9l ~! 10, 9i 49, 49,
1888. $50. 5s4, lOl7 l0ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK........Juxs IL
Cleaycd.

Steamship Creole Thompson, Richmond via Norfolk, @.
Ieinecken & Co.
Steamer Francis. Brisow, Washington.
Steamer Colrmba Barton, Havana, SpohoSd, Ihenon
Co. ,,,, r
Shin Victoria fBr), Field Melbourne. E. w. Cameron.
Brig Zebulon (Br) Scott st. John, n. b., r. l. Nevius
Sons. IL uy.u
Brig Cuba DBL, Holmes Hsu,sport, N. s., J.F WhhnsJ
Co. - ~. " N
schr F. Nick,rsou, Henderson, Morehesd City, L. De-
Iu rbut 49,, T. pa.
schr. 81 r. Hickman, Dickinson, Lewes. Mofesa "a"
kerr ,.sp.,l,
Schr. r. W. Ware Burrows, Lewes. Moreau rnAs"
schr. Active, Dixon, Newburypor A. ABBOTT
schr. S. T. King, Cendenin Calais, JED rye w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

NEW and EXQUISITE MUSIC, just issued
~ THE NAriONiL JUBILEE PRIZE soNo-
Shout the good time has come,
oar Nation IL FIevi
Echo wide the Chorus.
Proclaim the jubilee :, an
Tur ,yurp ,DRWILI sONG with Echo BY n. MI
lard .xoui.,ev touching both words snd melody Soc'
LOVE on 'rHE BRAIN, by Mr.. farsnn',t SIC, r..,
Kiss ME- WHILE I'M SLEEPiNO, by honrsd ife""
Beautiful and artistic. ycc. $50 ,,,, Ma
EVERN bODY LOVE sONG-loye IN al It's phases. 20
~ JENNINGS DtMORESi, Nc. 20 beeAmtn''t,
Sold by ell Music dealrr or mailed ee' nc OF lpui W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
CITY ITE MS.

DEATH or A Prominent CITIZEN. Ben
i,min l.. Marsh Of the w,ll.knovn house Of Jordan,
MarsL & Co died suddenly OF apopexy. at his rest
dence tic AlbemarIc Hotel. on Tuesday asI at shoa'
10 a. m. His have been taken 10 Boston where
the funeral will take place on Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
sURRoGATE's COURT-JuSE IG-Before Surrogate
TUcKER.
m Co,r, ba, hoop froc FROM, lifip,


ton concerning last will. snd all this week Since
Monday morning Judge Tucker hiss tw called through the
entire calendar Of gated proceeding. without finding n.
will ca.. ready fa In the alleged wills OF Moses W.
Jackson trederk Hartman, Peter We denburgh aud Bel
nsd WE'LL In which side we're ready and the other dr
were not tals down Tor next week mother
contested will will be ied by the Surrogate til the July term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
IAdxrfil.emnnt. |

FIREWORKS. Orders for public OF private
dsp.y owils t. the sf.ai demand should be- received
once II hl-d tho Erceior ff,wors Depot, Frssros
scorIELD, 10. o Dey ct, S.wiofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
tAdve. i.ein-nLl

PISR APPLE CIDER.-Dr. TALBoTS ION
csxrH.rEp MgpIc.L PIskAYPLs CIDER viii cure you "
aud you welt will prevent sickne.. See
,bs -it.cmcnt Ia WEHKLY TRiBuss from April Z, to
Nay T. 1885,. iuclusne send Tor Circular. Tn. ounce sam
pl. bottle fre- hy mall f-cripi Of 30 10 psy postage
D.. 4. BAnssrT, sos - to - w ashlIs ;on a. ~ 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

MINIATURE ALMANAC. . rI
sun san Sets...~7:32 Moon rses ...ll<7c
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. .I2i8 Gov Island IL 59e Hell ose.... s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
l)ort- il)ar0cns' Notice.
STATE OF NEw-Yokx.

SrArg OF NEw-YoKK,
PoRT-WARDRSs OPFIcs, No. l0i Nal-st
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance WITH
section Of the passed April H. 1857. entitled N
Act to Reoganzr the ardens Oce OF the Fort OF New
York all persons interested ia having charge or toe
subject OF such inquiry examination or survey t
the follow vessels under Examination by tue Pom
Wsrens and that the said surveys exaninAtons VIII %
completed within days next succeeding this notice. Oh
board said vessels
Steamship City Oi Cork. " X
steamship City of London. n.
Steamship Oofinsnia.. .'hoooksa-
steamship Liberty. ...'s.fo ~
Steamship Grenada. ....................HE X
Iitfk ielcse.....sss.
ba4k AlOtie. T."
Rig Heiey Nickers.... ....... ..fords-
Brig Camilla. w oodraf Rooinsons-
Brig P.tiel.. Atlantic Dock
brig Elizabeth. o ~ "
Brig Abble 7. Fenno. ...................to.d
bns GLENDALE ..............s..'.'.'Om0 mon Ston'-'
Schr. Louisa. .pi"'hiyH
MlN fHORNk IOMPhINs, President
J.Aras HERMAN Secrctgp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
fAdwrtl.eueut.

CHAP CATERS. -CAsTRBLL Is selling OF his
stocs Of gstrr, ess than cost price Can and
mate -~ecton =, hi. esahsh.n no 8lj Broudway
batv-rn Eleventh and Twelf h til. best pa" ia tie city
for the procurs Of feet covering Of every dsscrPon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
lAdvcr,i.cm.ntI


MvsKETo NETS ard
PATENT PORTABLE CAsoPIEs
o. L. L J. Is. krLTr NO. Jss BroAdw ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JuSK N-BefOr
Jndg. SHIPnAN.

United States agt. James Shepherd and Ellen
MoronThc defendant. jointly indicted for having in
h. possession quantity Of bogus United sties currency
with an intent TO pass the sane
From the evidence IN the appeared that shepherd
in the EEh,hay and offered the cur.
rncv and arrested while In the act by Capt h-dden OF
the Sixteenth Precinct Police who aer us prisoner n
th. went bis lodgings ssyenteenths and
opening drawer forty Of the bogus fractional
currency found
Their defense offered and The jury rendered yer
dict OF guilty without leaving their seais.
NOrLH PROsEQUI
On motion Of 4 s. Cohen ESQ order FOR aoe rro'csaf
was entered IN the Julian K Lak- who hsd been in
cied o op.us addressed persons in The Herald
Office the ground that oh-n'o hia been committed
against the law. OF the United STATES
RENAMED FOR SENTENCE
Edws,d Hughes convicted for having IN hs possession
quantity OF counterfeit postal currency with 40 intent to pass
AZ, demanded Tor sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
Sislts,d.


Jrxr t-stesmcrs-Persa City OF Cork Cclunbs, Creole.
Northern Light ard Zodiac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

The pilot boat lane Nc. picked up, 18Th, 20 mile.
of ape MAY the schooner Oronoco dsnss,ed and abn'
ionri laden with mmber will probably be to the
sity 10 night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
PassenRers Arrived.

fUBScmEVrS
In steamship Hsse from Port Royal X Hardy. Cow
ers-e r. Tel,mau J. w. Scott, W. Z. Dicksnsen, w.
" iuder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
IAdyrrils-nl-n,
flags

Advrrtis-nI-n,
FLAGS
AuD BUNTING.
u. l.. l. }. n. KRLrI,
No 33y Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

TNRENCH FLuTING FOR DRESS TRIMMINGs.-MRS.
y GOLDENS establishments exclusively for luting
Dress Materials No machinery being used French
nutng the most delicate color cannot be 10 Amiy
street and III and 1873 Blocker street. New York. and 26
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
NINE. DEMoREsT,s IMPERIAL DRESS ELEVATOR
1M SO easy Of end convenient 70 raise the dress
and let 1t down at will No walking dress is complete
without Price rs cents No. 473 Broadway Sent by
mail on receipt Of price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
Il At a bargain-A beautiful Italian villa, located
on the Hudson river, at spuyten Duyyil twelve miles
desiring to 20 TO Europe win sell this fine country seat At
II BERTRAND, Esq, 3T and 800 Broadway from A. NJ
TO B r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

II, IN SAIE-AT FoRDHAM, a HOUSE, WITH ABOUT
~ two acres of land within Tow n,inutts walk Of two
a. ots tie ar m Eailo4d abbut hours from
CITY lla N Y. The fhid t0h FOrlhan horse
pass The place every few minutes roin A. NJ TO A. NJ
tze 81 house 31xl2 and 81 rect mud attic with
Sichen nnng water ba;h mud closets IA house carriage
bSase lsyib ground cnuts almost ~ kinds Of fruit trees
OF thc nest nj y, which YeO uhndnce situation very
leiLiy. apply "a n. H. AtpRTON, 10 ufend street
20 LUDLOW CO., No 3s fne street, where permits can
be Vbtapcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

TOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR OIL STOCK THAT
will bear examination, Place at Kingsbrldge. y. acre
gardeners cottage carriage house healthy location good
hefghborhood six miles from Central Park mile from
depot Must be sold Address H. box 5437 New York Post
OniCa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-IN ONE OF THE BEST
IL locations In Brooklyn, Dr. Cuyleis church, three
story high stop house, in perfect order rent mode
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

TOR sAbB-A COUNTRY SEAT AT IsIIp LONG
Isand nfvssn actes Y high state Of cultivation; fine
house ana outbldpR boiling spring watr and running
brook In nc place rout pond variety of fruit and
Frarcs, and fine view ~ the Suur BY n not 20 d by
April " viii De let 10 good Apply 70 DEMILG
ltlS Water street New YORK. ~ wloughby street,
y ojglyn. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

JroR sALE-NEAR FORT RICHMOND, STATE v
Island auug comfortable Cottage IN good order
taniHs rooms, half acre Of ground abundance % fruit
Price Is ZOO terms easy. Apply 10 A. JoURNEAy, No. 3
Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

INOR Saloon THE PASSAIC RIVER, AT BELLE
ve IL acres Of very good Land; good house ali kinds
Of fruits wanuts &c good garden of the handsomst
places on the river Address Berry Frazee Belevile,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR SALEM NINETEENTH
street, near Eighth avenue good neighborhood house
25x45 IN perfect orders good water and fixtures bath
furniture noney
the whole house well furnished in every offered
@ IL who a house already
into at once Apply to WEBSTER wOODMAN, 12l William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

rr,cr rE'r~TTIE FIRST CLASS -FOUR STORY ENGLISH
basement Dwelling House In complete order and con-
tanning all modern hot and cold water baths
pas and fixtures stationary wash tubs water closets dumb
waiter &c &c at No. Royn place tie Greene
street. between Amity Fourth streets this city WIZ 20
rented 10 respectable responsible party for 81 go Apply at
No. Q West Thirty seventh street, this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

ENoR SALE-A SUBURBAN VILLA, SITUATED IN
~ BrookEp; hot and cold water conservatory stable,
billiard roo &C. all in first rate order abundance OF fruit
and shade trees situated Fulton and Lenerts
street Brooklyn For particular apply the owner r.
MOULTON, y Wall street. or T. HONDLOW agent, Mon
tague street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

Nor SALE OR EXCIANGE-AN UNFINISHED BRICK
II Dwelling and five Lots in Brooklyn, for o Farm Oh
Long Island or New Jersey.
SECRETARY l5G Broadway, room 16.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

LNOR SALE OR TO LET-2O NEW BRICK HOUSES
comfortable and convenient Sixth street. near Fifth
Brooklyn. Fifth and Greenwood from
Fulton, Wall and South Ferries Apply GEO II. CHAM
BERLAIN the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO RENT-FROM APRIL
~ October !, Long Island township Of Oyster Bay,
five miles from Glen Cove and three miles from railroad
depot includes house. barn. outhouses and twenty OF
land For particulars apply TO the
T. r. STANLEY, PIT Myrtle avenue Brooklyn, or TO H. H.
FRENCH, Surveyors office, City Hall, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

LNoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-
denee eighteen miles from New York; communication
of fruit and everything in fine condition For particulars
qure at 1913 Broadway A. j. BROWN 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

E,OR sALE-A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, sITUA-
ted IN South Orange, Nj, about one mile from the
is modern built with IA and hard finish walls &C.,
with to 10 acres of ground ready occupation lst April
For further particulars address c. box 800 Posi- Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

C1n AQn "A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE (TwELvE
YlU.UOU. roomsl, neat outbuildinss, 20 acres sape
of land fruit shade kc in abundance timely located hgh
ground Is miles from city, Northern New Jersey Railroads
bargain. w. +. SEYMOUR, III broadway.
Glf 000 FOR A SUBSTANTIAL, WELL BUILT
2lO.OOO Dwelling House on West Thrty-hrst street;
IRON cellar TO roof In most perfect order repete with al
modern improvements Possession at days notice
JOSEPH MASON, No. 51a Pine street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-11-02
NER PNRLICA7I0MS

Il - L
true ATLANTIC MONTHLY. Ssv-mb.r Boston
The Atlantic Monthly for November con
taiDs a ghost story by Robert Dale Owen
entitled. Why the Putkammer Castle wai
Destroyed; The Rhyme of the Master,
Mate, o rough but forciblc war ballad The
Visible and Invisible In Libraries, BY Mrs
sk. ~. Waterson, an article rich id .biblio
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-11-02

CENTRAL Quo II. R.-We learn from
the Wheeling Intelligence that the new
time table on this road, as on the Cleveland
u Pittsburgh and Baltimore & Ohio went
into effect on Monday morning. Western
bound trains will leave Belaire at 4;2O A.
NJ, 6:45 A. NJ, and 5:l0p, NJ. Trains will
arrive at Bellaire from the West at lO:4s
A. NJ, 5p. NJ, aad 9:40 NJ. The Balti.
more q Ohio and Central Ohio will run in
connection-but the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
will not, except one train, viz the Gas A,
N. We have not seen the new bic of the
latter road, but learn that only tho one con,
nection at Belaire will be made.