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celia i faliizg, gold Is tumbllns. hui tAs
srisss q boots, shoss and hats have dselin.
eain double proportion. q the seAtrap'
ale ssors, 30. So Asrksi street. ssiwseI
Union and he Public squsse. tL
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rsntEE : Az nykEF. I|Ea sIF l1Esl ca.
81 te5ans 80 Ealats., 60. y - "a 81 e
tire 1efrnez FFInE ~ I's3t o r 50 1lrc< t4rnf
ieadi1E tz14 81 clI1feet5f. ttcnpa1o1. nhefhrr
E4ch 81 poor. Pos. otsee addzesk 40 oskur 4airn.
Ne iri1rD1no4. II - trrI
SD b usll. Flsszlk, oae Da1lns. nzF -
EIarars IA : ~ 6etzursnr q rourSrIf -
~ re,sE1 - f4E1oneI ~ ~ shsTs IaIss7r.'
.sst<tsms sopss9 s. p s & e,
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TWenty-hFe rebeI 5essriers we're rscsiv-
a It this post yesterday, took the oath,
and went on ihs.r way rejoicing.
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Wes1s indebted 70 sIr. n Teyiof, Adams
Express Messenger, for lats eineinnati ps-
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Attention l. cslied 70 Advertisement q
ths New York and Liverpool Petroleum
conpany. The Prospectus, which win Be
sent 70 any address, on application, gives q
full seoount Of It's operations, with Charter
sna BrsIezs A limited uambef ar Shares
sc o1sfsd 81 he al 'sssripiiea Price 81 FIVE
dollars pr shars, xiitest further tx q
assessuhsnt; car be had b sddresaing the
Conpany, "A BrOadHays n. =, Or on aPpli-
cation . any Of is SCENTS.
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fR0H FoRT SINH. = Inc hvan5FlIlo
Journal Of The soth says
The Sir William Wallace arsiFed
here yesterday, direct from Fort Smith,
Ark, she having been for some time in
Government service on that river. She
reports all quiet on "ragin' Arkansaw,
with no guerrillas to modest or make
steamboatmen afraid There are some
rebel forces near the line of the river,
but they nre inactiv 9 end harmless
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Axf kxRsl p1n. best bFlnds
~ sais y q. y. Tan 4 c., Haea'zrss
nssIsI, q FasHe llqaalA I.I2as
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ofsaE AousE.--I1is pcpalaf p'acs Il
a1sseners slili continues W.T. esssl ssc
esai.s ssst Pz1 SO tills = lAsgs ~.
irfAiepssie apaisases evtsy nirks
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THE Jorors AzT.-Yeung isdies and
children ~Eshing % learn the pleasing art
Of dsneing. ars commended % cali upon
Miss Eliza A. Goodwin. whose ability Is
unqusstloned. and who stands high in the
estimstion Of oar cisizens. A. her school
on Spruce street the newest sud most fash-
ionsbls dances ere taught. See her adyeT-
ment.
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sHsEIs.-A large assortment, ct reSuesd
prices, BY R. H. Thompson. 10. e Cherry
street, near Union. r.
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For-selsFt his sfine. ore -epsa gsbaoc,
Screw. Wll be sold chap for essh.
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The undprsirued announces tbat be be-
bseu INSIDE ~ Z agent for tie saie 81 liquor.
for esrlsin narties IN Louisville. Ky. Any
nerson havina permits to ship such goods
here fof ealo San have them hlied By com-
Ing Il ne. IS Loui6rillo prices. Common
liauars 81 quotation prices. have me
sssnrles al tirht different kinds On hand
ard 4uaranlse each e4dor iilod according
L. sasnnia. NJ. Il ALExA sDEE. Agent.
"a Public squsfe. Nashville, Ifnn
mar7s-n
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". G. Collier, nsvsdsalsr, Cherry street.
laid Us under obligations last ght FOR the
last Louisville papers.
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On THEATaE.-The ovation eiFen 10 The
talented young actor, Mr. JAMES A. Oates,
Iass eht, must have been extremely graf
flying e himself and irienda. Is was IN
point 81 number ard respectabEsiy, 10 say
he leaas, immense. After the performance
II the Cozsicsn Brothers, which was rem
Tered IA asuperb style, shs Beneficiary vas
presented with a ane saulf Box, which
.antained one hundred and Any doliars.
fJims esesrisd the Box and eontents VITA
appropriate fornziitg. Whig Tonplins sang
Fith COED sfsct aad vas zpplEnded with
enthusiasm, which ives well deserved. Tbs
sthsr parts Of tie programme went OF IN 3
rsry cradilabla manner. ne farce was
Esil rendered. and NJ. Wight and oihers
sas, ia L were animAfsd to an 'lzusn4l de-
gree, and contributed greatly 70 fhe azarse-
nsnf Of the andianee.
An excellent bin il reported for To-
night, and We expect 70 see q large St
tsndanee.
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On ses ofFisE.-- 81 e are exacutlneevsry
description ef plain and fancy JOB Print.
iss = Ne neatsst style, and ct the lovsst
prices, II this ofses.
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Va d 40, psosess 10 Be the r1iy fhV1i-
cisn ir the rity, Who nsy te f5urd . hls
efice atsll hours, day o. uigSt nor q
Ne, II ofleriaR our services - he inFaiif,
deiira q rscenuent surself II pralcrencr
- ether equally well estahliahed and sx-
parienced physiclanss nnr 40 we IRE
land o Be i1isi;ibie, 81 The only MAJ ca
Fable o. curing the earis1s diaaases men
tened ia our geesral advertisement. Fe
do not claim tne possessiea 81 any ssoadlT-
! III secrtt rel tesiics, Of exereer1i1ary egFse-
eelc frcat1ieHt o. Pciiirfirrs5 e. ell sensible
men mus know. thai success IN fhe rsae-
tico Of medicine, does nol depend 50 much
upon the discovery OF ncio rEiaedics, e. Hci5
nledfs ~ frtrfmsGt, e. upon the skiilful use
ef thaas agencies Eeccssary % . pc-5eef care
and this csn be acquired only ~ expo
ricrce and patient spp.lcaticr. We ros-
rectluliy refsr the public d our general ti-
Fertisanlen4, iz saofher part q the paper
Oe1ce hours FROM 3 in ths morning eli 8
~ nictt j. L QUINN, u. p.
81 Nsrt1 Cherry ST., Naahvilie, Iera.
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For coed snd fssbishabie boosa and shoes,
cali on J. A chnds, 81 Cherry street
apr4-ft
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Transparent Photographs at Van sisvo-
ron's. II
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Rlrer ana steamhont sew.

The Cumberland il slowly fslling, with
sbout Eve feet On Harpsth Shoals.
ARRIVED.
Emma Floyd, ciDeinnati
Burd Levi. Lcuisvi.le.
Anglo Saxon,
Rose Hite,
Idahoe, Evansville
J. Il. johnson, st. Louis.
Mephsm, "
DKPAKTED.
Westmorelsnd, Government snPioy.
Marmoras
Eightiugale, cincinns';,
Bard Levi, cincinnstis
Rose Hite, &
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The genuine Cumberland cosi esq be bad
Of Knight Bros Oacest Driver a brownie
No. 81 West Public Square.
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Partnership Notice,

rHtHE TERN OF BEs4A11fN CTIANDLE Rs co.
"A pertnag.hip haFng expired viih camerco
6Iier 4 Co.. be 1atires, tie fru haEinr p7rrhased
he interest The 1uanesa vii b. carried on under
he sans style a. hsreiaf1rs va. Camsran, Crier
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pssrl Mini.iurss. eosorod ana plain. a
Van sssvoren'a. 4
sutrss.-A large sesortmsns, q reduced
prices, b. r. II. Thompson. 81. = Cheriy
street., near Union. g
narvains IN sosss ana Shea a c. Y
Fsil \ CO. HsraWars stors
Van ssaya-sn's Metropolitan Gallery, s.
oeusss street. q
Deuns DsHnsl-Fall n GOldi Fall
In 6eidii
rssnensoni deduction Ia prices 81 cleih-
Ing ana faraishlng goods corner q Square
End Markst street. 81 sam. HFman's dsPe.
sfsasssins InsssAsssv-
Hkss Axn Cars. spring style and in large
variety, jusi ts>slssi y r. z. Thompson
No. s. Cherry street. near union. X
WAsgzn.-Teenty god lahorers 70 work
On farm. Apply a. Ualted slAies Gus
tan House. Liherai ragss paid. e
surrrs.--A large sasortmeni. 81 rsduesd
prices, By r. 4. Thompsen, 40. p Cherry
street near rnion. -
---T----e'4
IdSs sisa Photographs a. Van stAyorsns
Mstropoliian Gallery.
81. sposss sasaiaE c0si Is shs csnssr-
land.
Il the ladies' unnt lp-eaina IL Ans Ehosl
Congress aaiisra, Bslnorsia, aa-, buy s.
g. y. Fsll Csss.
IAa bszs Coal fsE steam i he cumbsf-
lsas.
-.-a----.a.e..-. ---.
Lnr.bar q 81 lenrihs sd asseriptionl
ssr ssls isw q Kalshi HFos Tars, Railiua
AmHl
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Buckeye
Reapers& Movers.

I Az she sole aesrf Or ne unls ~ as sxcel.sr
II Eachine u Middie Tennessee. SGD 7eur a..
dersseriF, &. J. a. HasfIf. ,rls
l { sactses1f . Hsst4 4 ii.s,' 81
fsles-sns 10. y coissss sssest. nashFiils
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Hans ASn Cars, spring styls and ia large
variety Just received By +. H. Thompson.
No. Is Cherry slreet, nesr Union. t.
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pesri Miniatures. eolorsd and plain. 4
Van s4voren'a. 4
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% 5anday meTnlng IasiI Ihoa- FaIfnel
IA dessrtsr from the IN Pennsylvania
cavalry, stole some clothing At the 81
Cloud Hotel. when detected, he drew 9
pistol on Abe sieFk, bul did not fses he
viii be tried before Recorder Shane this
morning.
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Ioo9 tnron, a rss BOX.


81 sut tnt4 ~
b ri : ihee
aa I. &c st tss esaess1
lAs Hn1os va tae-at
pss sasor.s 80 D. v- ,s =,
1tisd
SOLE AGENCY FoR THE UNITED STATES
utas q
N6Ah IhE AkMY OF The CUMBERLAND
n uns o. ts
Al Ny OF rEzM p or MAC
81 r,u al,ff
TIL e eOIdEe RS Esrs1r,H
8 cysrThs
81
III tz1Dlf % enrfsf
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Igths ladies' unnt hp-eaina ~ Ans Ehoss
Congress aaissra, Bslnnrsla, aa-s buy 8
g. Y. Rsll Csss.
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Oar lesBes up to the present tine viii not
s1csod sss white. That Of the snsmy On
sotas parts Of the iins At least, wss gsssser
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snfnrs.--A large sssortmeni, 81 rediucsd
prices. b. y. 4. Thompson, No. . cAsry
street. near raion.
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Iunhar - 81 la1eths SD aescFiptians
gsr ssls Low IL Knlshi EFot. Tara, ReHira
hnHl
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wasszn.--ruenty god lshorsfs 70 pofh
On farm. Apply A. Ualied slaies Gus
tam House. LiherAl wagss paid. e
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Tramenaons deduction Ia rxicea qf cipih-
inr ana faraishing goods. eorusrof squara
end Nsrkst ssrsot, 81 San HFnan's dspas
! Of bazstins lmesehasaW.
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Life sisa Paragraphs a. Van ssAvorsna
Msaropaliisn Gallery. e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET-AT HUDSON CITY,
III elevated ground back of and half hour by horse
from Hoboken ierry beautiful and eommodons first
roof and modern improvements, just completed: most
desirable residence Inquire OF Mr.. kENNARD, Nos and
II Nassau street, basement, from to- P. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

OFFICE AT "a AND 66 BROADWAY. ROOM -. To
~ let, cheap, nney furnished unfurnished, benutiiy
situated Inquire Of II. o. DEXTER No. Broad street,
Nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

GTEAM POWER.--TO LET, LIGHT ROOMS. WITH
- Power; possession May l. Apply to II. j. HOWARD,
40
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FURNISHED H0USE.--TO LET, TO THE 18th or
April next the large Dwelling and 0ubudings situa-
ted Fordham road and Harlem river between the prem
L. g. Morris and James Lee Esqrs, with 22s
OF Land pair Of Horses distance an easy honrs drive
possession Immediately Apply to A. FINDLAY, 81 Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

E,OR sALE-A LIQUOR BAR AND SALOON, NOW
doing good business Must be sold cheap, the
has other Inquire In the store 535 Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

DOR sAIE-A TEMPERANCE GROCERY AND MEAT
proprietor for IS years. Apply at soIINGERs, 5s
Bowery, Bank Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

E,OR sALE-sCHOONER MARY MANKIN; CARRIES
1900 barreis rebuilt 1852 Is keel vessel sound, tho
roughly copper fastened qualities excellent CHAINS
chors sails and running rigging or nearly rates
AZ In American Lloyds Inquire Ut EDWIN r. KIRK, 1875
West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

TIOTEL TO RENT.-THE "SCRIvEN HOrSEn or
Savannah, Ga, will be rented for five years. longer
This hotel Is located In johnson square convenient TO the
business part Of the city and before te war was first class
hotel II has capacity Tor hundred bedrooms IN addition
dining rooms, arlors &c The first years rent will he
nominal provided the party parties renting house
in repair For particulars apply to BRYAN PARTRIDGE
co. Savannah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

TNOR SALE OR TO LET CHEAP-A HOUSE AND TWO
Lots on the corner OF 2Sth street and Boomingdae
road modern the Eighth
avenue Hudson River Railroad. Inquire the
i premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


A LLwANTING GUARDIANSHIP ALL WANTING
N Farms.-Large and thriving settlement Of vincland,
mild climate 80 miles south Of Philadelphia by rairoad
rich soil producing large % tracts at $50
good soaety hundreds settling and making improve
ments. Apply TO CHARLES X. LANDS Postmaster,
Vineland Lands township, ". ]. Letters answered Pa
pers containing full information viii be sent free.
A CHOICE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND FARM FOR
IA sale--n New Jersey, thirty miles from New York;
depot sixty Land story, attic
House. 3x36 Barn: Carriage House, Stable and story
Farm House Land all under cultivation; well watered
with large orchard and tne fruit q every variety
A sAcRIECE AND GOOD INvEsTMEMr-A NEW
N model Tenement House, 25x62x00 four story AZ rooms
No 76l Eighth four story brown
sone and basement 25y62xl00 No 765 Eighth
avenue 800 Three four story Houses Of
Fifty fourth and Eighth rent for 600 Cor
and three Houses 6W Titles good price,
permit and particulars apply to THOMAS sCANLAN, 764
Eighth avenue
A GREAT BARGAIN.-A LARGE AND VERY vALUA.
N bic Farm OF between 200 and 800 of productive
farming Land New York with magnificent Dwelling
House and other buildings which cost On the farm
several Of the most extensive veins Of slate that be
in this country Of which Is opened and worked
successfully Certificates from biologists and practical
quarrymen state that 70 quality, durability, color
while quantity is nexhacstibe The demand for roof
ing and billiard table beds 10 greater than eyer and
constantly increasing They are Immediately sold a. the
quarry profit - per day each Several hun
dred could procured and easily employed There
fifteen twenty quarries Of which, after
opening sell for half the price asked for the
open good quarry Responsible parties this city have
seen property This opportunity for capal
list or to organize a company. Description maps, photo
graphs samples particulars NJ POTTER BROTHERS
II Nm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

TNLASS FACTORY FOR SALE.
VT The extensive works the Empire State Flint
Glass Works (Messrs Leninger Thl Co with docksge
sand &C. and all the improvements requisite for
carrying extensive business; tooe lxtures and the
good WILL The works now In successful operation aud
offered low 6gure situated at the OF
Taylor street. Brooklyn, K. D. None but
principals need apply as above at the factory.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALEM WEST FORTY
III NTH street. Price 940 Inquire at A0 Seventh ave-
nue., after 10 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

LyoR sALE-AN EXCELLENT FARM OF n ACRES,
IL three fourths of mile from New Brunswick, N. j.,
under high state Of cultivton about choice fruit trees
fashioned farm house. with IL plenty shade
exceptoDabe mile from college; excellent schools and
good place bring up educate family
aud half from New York; twelve trains day;
$85 Price $500 per Apply to J. L.
PARKER, 3I7 Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

LsoR sALE-TWO TWO STORY HOUSES ADJOINING,
10 Newark n J., facing the Passaic about eight min
utes walk from Market street depot and close by city rail-
road whole lot over 30 by 30 feet WIN be sold separately
together Possession before May I. Price for
whole 5000 Apply at $40 West Twenty street. NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

LIoR sALE-TwO SWISS ENGINE TURNING LATHEs
and the Tools required for turning watch jew
ery. Apply at "a Nassau street. room No 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

L,OR sALE.-7,OO FEET OF SUBMARINE GUTTA
u pereha Safety Fuse Inquire Of JOSEPH +. CORN
ING 70 PIatt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

complete; accommoda for over one hundred guests;
within u short distance City Hail. Price S500Ol Terms
easy responsible buyer b. D. ALLEN, 30 Broad street.
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

AT 3lg FOURTH AvENUE--BY DAY 4 PALMER.
N Once hours from 10 to4. Houses for sale.
West side Of 9th avenue Sth 10TH h 10TH 2st I'D 18Th
26h 27 18th 3s SD SD 34th 3Sth 3gth I'D sd 45ti
46h 47h 50h SD SD Both, Goth, 96b, 9th, 12th l25ti
l3lst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT AT STANFORD.
n Fine two story house, !: rooms; barns 36x3O or
and fruit 10 horses oxen, ~ tons hay
Sc in fine order; ~ acres, 3d. Is, TO- 8; all fine order
r. ZEGLIO, IL Centre street. corner Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

A -EASTcHESTER MARBLE QUARRY.-TO BOSS
n stone cutters quarrymen others. have bed Of
White Marble only partially explored which wonld Ike to
developed 1t ies the line Of the Harlem Ralrosd
hour from Forty second street, equally good any
marble used in the city Of New York for building purposes
WIN SELL lease make any fair arrangement for working It,
would invite those Interested 70 come up and examine
address me ct Tuckahoe or ScaYsdale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

CNOR SALE-RARE CHANcE-THE LEASE STOCK
and Fixtures Of the best tted Liquor Store In West
street. convenient pier where there four lines of
arriving daily good restaurant could be esab
lished For further particulars inquire at "A New street.
q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

AT zB THIRD AyENuE-FoR SALE, HOUSES ON
"A 18TH 3Ist 4Oth 45th 47h 9th soh 6st sd $50 18th
Hariem &c N Bsone Of the choicest improved and I'M
Improved Property ~ Third avenue. Cut this out"
JAMES ROWE, Licensed Real Estate Broker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

LNoR sALE-A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ON BROAD
which in all that apper,aas TO gallery q the IKE
right kind of is desirable opening Address Photo
box n Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

rNo LET-A NEW THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brown stone front House. with all modern improve
immediate possessions l2Sth street betweeu
Third and Fourth avenues Harlem. Apply 10 j. NJ WAT
Sun, I30th street and Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

IItOR SALEM PLAfNFIELD, ~ j., A TWO STORY
House, IN perfect order; partially Furnished desired.
possession Immediately. Inquire of r. =. MARRIOTT, IA
Pine street York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

NOR sALE-sTEAM ENGINES AND BOILER, FROs
TO go horse power; Shaftn Pullies, Tanks, Soa
Kettles &C. &c win be sold cheap by applying To r. CAS-
SIDY No 10 Bridge Brooklyn, dealer In all kind
OF new aud second hand machinery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

A STRICTLY FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN
"A House, si1teth street, IS feet east OF
avenue with immediate possession will be sold s. 600
its value Only $4,000 cash required; balance
mortgage Apply the premises, at 43a Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-17

L,oR sAI.2--oN FoRTYFoURTH STREET, BETWEEN
Fifth and sixth ayenues three full Lots, with brick
church the 7b5l feet which be altered INTO p
yte livery stable be used for any other purpose
No restrictions Apply TO HOMER MORGAN, No 2Pine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

THe CATHEDRAIS OF EEGLAND.-The Rev.
George 4. Seymour delivered his lecture nron The
Cethed lis Of England" Tuesday evening. az me
Brooklyn Academy OF Music. before very largo ana
tAec audience, the Right Rev. Bishop Potter presiding
Mr.. Seymour is very graceful and entertaining
speaker and his lecture listened owlih attentive
1Dteresi, and sboppdea eloquent descriptive nara
i've aud valuable historical instruction Cathedral
was defined as Bishops See on parent church and Of
We 30 remaining in England all but one anedae The
taefrna ton. apd Of them the Saxon bepsrchy.
Uhey arc the only Memorials which remain to remind
OF and unite with the past, and the effect upon
Che human mind of visit to then could scarcely a,l
20 be- beneficial account Of their Sacred associations
end their connection vita whatever Is valuable ia lis
cory. rr and literature Tie lecture occupied upward
Of an hour IN delivery, was apparently hlgly alprce
sied BY Che audience and would Tell bear repetition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

The PRESIDENTIAL PRESENr-Ihe horses,
sarrsse harnesses blankets &C., which we're recently
purchased by some Of lberGl.minded citizens for
presentation to Presto johnson and by him declined
are to be sod by auction front Of the Custom House
Nall-st. gu Friday at 10 O'clock Idc competition to
secure their possession viii probab be spirited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
Board Of Councj1nen.
RELEASING THE PREMISES OF THE CITY IN
sPRCTOR'S DEPARTMENT, ETC. IL

The Board met az 9 O'clock yesterday after.
noon the President JANIS EAYTs esq, in The Chair
A r. solution was prese.cd reciine the Controller
90 re lease the premises occupied by Tie City
Inspectors Department, for period Of ten years Ut
o. 900 per annum.
Mr. iFsr desired some Information upon this sgtsct.
EeMis ed 10 Know when .he lease eXtIe0, and 1lso
who thc owner Of tie 5giiding was
Nj lAGcSgTY, said the lease pigcd, May J, SECS,
and a. The ownership Of the bu ding "he did rot
know whether it was owned by Opdyfe or Moses H..
Crime" lLauchterl
The resolution hen edorted.
Concurrence wes hadrpcn the resolution authorizing
Che CONTROLLER TO Issue sS00o worth # "ce1a PARK
fmproi cment Fund Stock" The Board then adjourned
So Monday next OF O'Clock p tn.