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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-07
gttaeraufHanS III Sam0icd.

New~gerf, 6. Nopbr.-9er Dampfer
Columbia lit nit 9ta6rt9ten BON 6%aeanna
bier eir9etrofen.
Die .3eitungen entbalten G%in3tln6titen it6er
oen %glt8erauTitanD in Sa1natca. Die Stabt
&tnaiton lit in ber grcbten Nufregung. Die
0tlhafte linD iammtIth iu8penoirt unp Die
9anse 8soGlterun9 bat lih in Den Gertbeiot=
o,n983ultano 9sieBt. Cine giegerbanDe, 800
Mann tarf, eolitdnoi9 ~pr9aniltrt, ioQ fur4t=
bar bort baulen. Die Gtn9ftCner unb an
bere @plontair6 6itltsn li9 brap un0 batten
mebrere @efan9enc 9emo6t. Son. 8arpn
Don Gettltbad, elmer Der 8eamten in ct.
G6omas, 81. 0eraro, @barls8 q. Nrice,
Stephan Gopf ur1o Jtep. Nr. 6errl6ea lino
ermprpet wproer. Sn 9otnt @tOrante tGDtez
ten Die Snlurgenten einen gsamten, Namsne
6enr9 q. Albtr9er, unD lhnitten ibm Den
3ppf al, Gin poli3eitnIpettOr, Namers
6enr9 8c1en, unO Sp6n Malton murpsn
ebenfa1s tr1aplien, NuA ptrO btri6tet, oaB
Der Gefretatr pe5 SrteOensri9ters ermorpet
ipprben 1T.
Gin Grie96rat9 tp1rpe am 10. $. SO. in
&ingltOn ge9alttn .urO int Dtltrtft SurraY
murDe i'm Namm Der GGnt9tn ba6 &rie9Sgez
ieb prctlomtrt. Narl 8oYle, Der Subrer Der
Nebelen, 1T nod nt6t Derbaftet pprpen 1tnp
eth 9rsi8 purpe auf Ieinen SUpf 9eiebt. Die
lebttn OepeiGen, w.lAe bic 9te9ierun9 pom
&rie98l6auplobe erbtelt, melDen, baB Der
Nuftanp i'm Wa9len 1T 1tnD Sruppen ger
p1ni6t merOtu. Inter ben ermprpeten @eilt=
li6sn 1T Str. SPOT, Elm alt89e5et4nettr @fann.
Som @eiifTffppi.
Sod{pn, MtlI,, 4. sos. Die Nn9e=
leaen6etten pe8 Staate8 nebmen cine Drpbenpe
@efaltunQ an. @pSerne1r 6ump6reYS bat
cine 9rpflamotion e%rlafen, IN Der er sur ~
fprtigem Organization Der GOlOntar=N tilt3=
%@cmpa9nien aufprbert unb Die 2e9t6latur
petttipntrt BEN DrdItDentett, Dap ct Die Sun=
oe8truppen aus Dem Staat 3uriiG3tebe nno
Den Self. Oapt5 in 6reibeit leBe. unterpel-
len ltnO geltcrn 5piiGtn bier uno 8apmOno
3pei gteeerioloaten 1tnp 6 5te9terun90zl1aul~
tbiere ob9efanget, nnp Die Splpaten pa9r-
lbeinli6 trlGO0en wOrDen. = Dim Spri9etl
Spnntag purDe IS. 9. @tlfini ion in 2an<
Oerpale County BON leirtem ebentalt9n Sold
ben erntprpet. Q(u1 General IS. y. Nabe
1T ermurpet tpprDen. Die Sunpesl% oIDater
unb Die gleger BON Gid5burg baben 3ulam=
m%entanifte 9e9alten unO bei9lpien, t6re
0teGte 3u pertBetOi9en.
4. gloo,, NaAmttta96 4 uGr. 0ca<
Serneur S6artep fat iceben pom Secertdr
Sewarp cine Oepelhe empfan9en, nit Dem
2lnlinnen, bic 6unrtipnen etne6 @ouoerneurS
BON Mtii1ippt aus3uitben, Bis auf weitertn
8efebl bon Malbtn9tpn.
Sn opriger 9ln6t lief ELI 6rd4t3us auf
Der NepsO% rleans, Safion nnb 9rUBen Noroz
@iIenbaGn, Is Nletlen ~bieiieitS NepzS rleans,
pom @elsta, pObet Fitnf @a99ons Seridmet=
teri unb Der GUnoucteur i4limm perleBt
tpurDe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-07
Sin BE y'itstieOsr Ger
Galtimnre -GMiiken<0eIe[lIdaft!

Na&tem Obige @tfeuihaft in ttrer lstten @%erilmmlung
fb neu conf tuirt unb $4,000 ais erlte Nn5dbluue her Rauf=
Iurmc 6fs neueu 9 d Ii : MAYA I 8 be5dbit, wirb be
felte i'm 9dufe oiees Monots taSpn BeiB neBnen unb nit
BEN nptbpen6teen Siuit pfeiten torlneeber.
IS Gno btfber fe68buuber Mctten 6e3etdnet unb bic
NltbrGeit berIelben tbetls in boa, tGetio Gle srfe 8ate etntee
,ablt mprten unb bleibst fcnit nod AGO actlen b~tsPonibel.
ga mad Der jungf d%tpptirten Gprit tuition tur lode Wit
stieber # t m m + E = d. t t fnb, pel6e men 8feus Gtne
Nttie Serte VI baf ten, fO wsrren pttlentgtn Dit8 tetsr, mel
den bic Subfcr pttOrS 6 fe btsEer nod It@t 3 rsele9t mers
ueten Sefretar, Np. 3 Silt Sreeertdir, lire DtSpptttOnsn
treHen III nolen.
OaS ~befetente Direttrrium tdnn laut bon Der @eieaidaft
t~enIelben ~ertbetlten 8efu9niB rur i'm 0erGiltntB btr su &C.
brte febenten fnar3ttuen Wlittel in @%rrtttung Der 8auten
bprani6reiten, fOrntt be6trgt Der "a d c s prtgane
Ses Gnnsen eine u~ngef6lmte oagemetne Betaetltgung.
&eppplb 8Iumenber g. 5auptnt.
~(6IpS1p) Conrad, Serretir.
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mn,tliche &rieaiife.
9 If II Z G 1t : - T.

Gpl9e 0titsIiebern Der
Baltimore gd9iitrrs @cfeufdbaft,
benen bic Cite our 3ei9nuug Der attien sum neuen
9 d il Darf
~bpr9eleet perben tcnnte, fonnen Bel Serrn 8 u
ltu8 @6urab, Np 3 Glib 6reoeridtraBe,
no siften a~ulieger, fir Aftien 3eifaen.
Ottp SunGeL
(ptt1s-S) N@rGI. bes 9irettpriH1Hs. /.
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g OtlIer S MDt,
1hfRher Rhna GhtnarA

SO. II Slpanltr., Baltic,
e "pfe6leu fd ais Snsen'eurs unb g1Gfbtntftn. Die sbtss
6trnd TIT grafdntts etnsertGtt treens GtpaS tn Siser
SranGe su ubernebmen, ais;
DampfTdfbtnen, rauerttsSinri6t unsen Sabaismaf6t-
nsn &C., fspts aud TcparatursH, unS saraniiren fur iOltbe
uns btatse 4tbett. t7Ot1mpup)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-07

Die 3ei6nune opn Gftien ptrb NIT rem Is. giOo. b. s. in
eel6lrGen. Dtejenteer unirer Nttblrgtr, pflde
8eicnnen ifub, Dttiglteb ter SeieIltaft ST perben, ppnes lid
&c faat8f tet Gem 9rdTbsnten 9rn O 80 Nrerel pier BET
benz unteriet6usten Setretdr ettsettt9imetber,a
SIM Auftraee oes GerwaltUugSrdttes
fSt-l HuIIuA GAIA GeFr
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Jleu6 An5eigen.
QGirfhe nufoehQ6t !

Den Serren Mirtten aur giaGri8t, tne bic am ieBtea
WtttpDd dufge fdDbene 0eraei9erune Der Bar, @areerDDes
8tnmer II. 10. 3u tem ami g, DECEMBER in hem an Suo
@utaptrase ~eeIeeenen prddttsen GOncUrbta- @ebdu6e dbju=
baitenbsn Z SoHressBau ter Baltimore 8Gfer- @efeafdaft
Dba feblbar nd6fen 81 ttwDd, ben 8. J~tpuember, godntttags
2 Ibr, in ter q 6abite. Safe %ftattfnbet. nuOSu Gauf fluff &c
i6 sur redtsn Bet etninben wDuen. 8ebinsur8en perben
0pr Der 0erfetat rnn9 mtt6etbetit. (ttmtl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-07
UermllCOte An6ei0en.
93clfinnrr O2nlf8 Nrnnercf.

Ole @eItte Der ncutn @ttten Srdneret Ites.n jebt sut
9nfpsettpn bar Rttgit Der 70 pte allen l~letrtsen be F@
oeiem utternesmen anf4ltstu wIufasn pfsu. Gbeuftus
II ieSer 9tebaabfr e~tuesIa>en BEN gerfammtun9en beS Ser.
% q. Gas ct. beisusObnsn unp F@ ais Glttsltsb Habet 81
betbetltsen.
Gprrab Steeman,@ r. P.t
(r-S y. 8aIInuf, Seer. p. /.
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Wi[belm Sell Wauperein 9lp /.

Die erie @insabtune unb Wabl ter gtnmten Fat an
lesten Dienftaa. ben 81 Sfto6er, ifattgefdncen unb eS fn6
befett3 ubsr 800 Nntbeile g%eSeidnet. NGe eiejentgert, .Del6e
nod tei3utrften pGnlhfn, Rno eriubt, in nd6ter Yeriamn-
lung i'm @ersinsi tal So. 81 2ancaferftr, au eribetnen.
SIN &uftra9 $. WetbeL @td.
Gantp6il $. Wate, SER.
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Sin nener @anNercir.

Snbert fG cine Nn all 8urs'r seretntgt fat, eintn neuen
pa apersin az grineen un6 terelts 500 Anibetle tdsu ge3etGs
net fnb, 10 fperben oae DteieniBen, pelde II tereits betbets
l9t baben. fcpie SplGe. ee fh nr6 bemietben oniAlteBsn
wUaen, etn9eidOeu, AM Wtttpp6 NbenO Il s l6r i'm 2rfal
bs 9rn. Nusuf @Di8t, SO. 81 SarrifOnfrI6e, 5u erf6etnen.
9enrb " pfe ntHaL
Gdrl @ GuImeDer,
(6int) Nu1uh gSDi1E
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Northumberland.

gae Serren, metde bic neue Settenbau.N etiensGeens
f&aft, teren 3wed febr gemtrrbrtn8enb 1T, qrlnten au bsl'
fen puiniden, fnb berntt eineelaten, am 9fnnerfag, ten
9. ytoperntsr, 4bents 5 ubr, In Der @entral-Saqe No %
gtor6 @apfrabe, pplelbIt bic erfe GHentlt@e gerfanmlung
%tattfnbet, 3u %eritetnen. SIN Auftrage
6. .. 6&6fer,
(timbp) Gbas. $. 2uenttu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-07
Baltimore S6iibcn : G)cleGl1oft.
Wittwo6, ben s. 9(ppember
regelmdRiee mOnatiiGbc 0erSammGur

Die ant 81 Sftoter ~Sfrtigte @rtia @erfammlurg mirb
an tteient Qteno 'ibre Be- ban lungen pteter ~aufnebmen I'M ,
liter bic Anndbme Der Neten9eebe %berntben.
Nrd) fntet bic Mainabme neuer Wlit3leter fatt uub mil.
fen ipl6e Wtttllieeer, teten Sprgei@la9ene @an6ttaten eur
Galrtaee folnmen, aotre tnb tetn.
lEimtI 9. 6 pnrd6. Gffr.
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9eute
Sir Weter86ur9 uub SficDntOnb.

JJIUIE
Sir NeterSbnr9 uub NicDaaOno.
6ra6t miro 3u nieorigen Prei1en bef0rOert,
itebe Staten.
Der Dpfr. np ttr8bur 8" berldBt ben 9tebtfr. gBtarI
nate 9rotttr. beute Nndbmtttns 3 l1tr.
Die beute nit i'm berf6tften Sitter fontnen antDpnnerfas
Wfpreen In petersburg unb JttGmcpS an.
@ilter 6ur9 big Petersburg nerfen nn9eng1nrteh nnO 5u
btligern preiIen ais tet elmer anoern 0inie ~bef6rbert,
Sra6t=Rate fir bepte.
3uder, in @btS, 5 @ts pr 100 pf6.
Me61 per 1871. 10 Cts.
QG6tsfeD b. IL
S&infen, In 9b6s. so
@udnp, pr Epnne $1.00
unb ale anbern Sitter nur 8 Cts pr 100 9f6.
Bnr 8ra6t unO @afase pente man f6 an
s. 8r1n6t,
pafa8e $t.00. 8S Qigbtifr. 9Gbarf.
81 Gefne ~llntfabuna Fer @lter bel tieler Qtnfs. lfl
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Wad Sabanmab, Oeorgtn !!

Nd6iten Samitag, ben IL. 9looenber.
DaS Dampfiatf ngtprt6 pOtnt" serldBt 2tsbtRr. Dtarf
unterbal6 8arreftr nddfen Sanfd8 Na&mitlas, zen 4.
9tpU, punt 8 llhr fir Saranrdb. Ga.
Die rEOrtb 9Oint' TT Elm au5seseiGnetes S6iff, getaut
in 1868 unb pereen Glitter 81 zen ~btatSfeu Staten ters
fhert.
sic ntnnmt 2a6una auf 6pnt ~ tt t ID . d an unb graf=
ten nerben iu Nth. 30 t preifen tere6net.
ale @uter ioaten Dor II llGr am Gage rr &bfa6rt an Der
Seite hes S6tfieS ietn.
Der Oampfsr bat CUTE Gaiatenstmmer u. anbere 8equsm-
lidtet:sn fur paiagiere.
Wehen 6raat unb @aiaBe trente man f4 at
S. Branbt IT..
(ti-dl So &t8btfr. QBBarf.
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UerQnnd0nQen.
SIR 8dle unb @Oucerte an oernietber

Den Breunben unb @efotrtsr ssr GrrecrbI,. G..u5Noa
e smo ptm gttpFtsa 9sblituua ~Ibtrtaupt sur RaGri6t, Gag
y III, mg Enntt s, ns,; Stn rag osSa I. etpteubsr bic id6ue, srDes
benen Hduntit@iftten sur &bbaItuno Sen gSnsn unb Gpn.
eerten tn utttteen IT, ~enn ~fratsett{st Application ssmadt
trirb. ~
Ole ~eleeante unb fpfbare NuefidfTruuo bes orrssr car.
les, Rebf tein n~0blirten arberObe,intnern fir Ssrrn M
Damien, Tpute tedueme8 NefdurottUn83 tnlnner, rebF crp6eG
Gsiaal NIT ppa fdnbte etusertGtster 9IGe. laHen nt6ts "A
tpunf9sn ibrtg.
gOadanbi8es Gaffsef@irt fur 500 GOuoerte tn Az etnern
rhGstgen preiS at ~nntetber. Ndtere Nustunft BET
@. SIS. NDebeI,
2Eilt3M91 379 81. 9dIttrnDrenr, ;ptfden @utdp II. Doedftr
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SmbHIfen5zSTFce Der sNer| St+4Srt5ee3
gts. 8 6. @aeitr.
Baltimore, 7. Stop. 1855.
9trReaeIte In6ebste TN EriplttGt Terbsn
auf bteier Offcs bis . I 4 a 9, ben 10. NUpember 1865
enfoeaenatnoriren, UNI bic Gruppen, Sreieema1te5 rno ar
BstfsnbsH gefreitsn auf ten seterua9sfarmen IN Ger Der
~1lmgsbuns BON Benedict, Ct. Ntarp8 9puntp, Orb au ser"
fehsu rit
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SIpti5.

@tssrt6nner 0n Steutluben, 2a8srbttrEaatt nnb fOn-
ittaen 98trtblbdftsn n1uhen Iaut ! l9 reS lQablaefebe5 SIRE
@sI6GftSpi1be beute am QDabit1g 5ti9tc6en tdlten.
(M) DnS9pltte -DtrettDrtu II.
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Sto0t. @pmmIhdrs Oiflce,
WaSor8 SfTce, SITE SAT-,

iptrb fur tie gertaftuue unb llebe fubruns bes NfGrbsrS pber
FER M6rotr eeS 6rn. Seurp Q. @rpce bon bier, pel6er am
SOnntas, %. DIT, ermcrbet riroc, ge9ectn.
0a-mO Spbn See @bap m IN, Wd5gr.
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Dit gSnklrt6ter itn6 hermit erir6t, W{tttpGn, ZEN 8. (
Wts. Inn 8 l1tr ga6mittas fd i'm Superior Gpuri Storm
gu rerfamneln, I'm TIRE %plf5teueu Seri6te SIT MAIDEN.
Seoer QSabIrthter mtrb eriu&t CUR bcitimmien Stunb:
anreienb 3u fem.
(N 9dS9pIi;et treft5rtum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30
MILITARY.

NfEMBERs OF BATTERY b, THIRTEENTH NEW
M York Battery sixth New York artillery are here.
by respectfully invited attend meeting 70 be held at 1853
Fourth street, on "wednesday evening October at ~
O'clock for purpose making for recover
ing s9D county bounty which sincerely believe we are
entitled TO. Call in person or through writing;
First Sergeant Battery Thirteenth New York artillery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30
V,oR sALE-CENTRAL PARK LOTS, SIXTY EIGHTH
street near broadway. Apply TO FLAACKE, 80 West st.

nor SALEM EAST FoRry.FIRsr STREET, NEAR
Fourth avenue three story modern built brown stone
high stoop House. 9s7 handsomely frescoed cenented eel
lar, in bne order. Price si.so permiss Of A. JOUR-
NEAy. No, s Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

rIyO TET-FURNISfED OR UNFURNISHED, A THREE
story iouse 10 rooms, three minutes walk from tn
depot at Tart1wn garden lrnt and shade trees posses
sion until st of May, or longer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

ITO LET-THIRD FLOOR OF BROWN STONE HOUSE
255 Ninth avenue: four Rooms pantry, closets, water
closet gas, all on the floor; So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

A T 3l9 FOURTH AVENUE, REAL ESTATE AT PR
N sale. Full descriptive printed lists supplied upo
application or by mail, by DAY PALMER, $40 Fourt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

ITO LET-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE, IN
good order, No l6 Abingdon Pier Ebsscs for
SALE Possession Immediately. Inquire the premises Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

VxrANTED TO PURCHASE--A SMALL HOUSE AND
w Lot in New York or vicinity for about 4300 81 900
cash the balance morgeRc New York or Yorkve pre-
ferred. y. MOUNtEk, ~ 6reenc street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

V1INELAND FARM AND HRUIT LANDS, IN. a MILD
and healthful climate Thirty miles south Of Philadel-
pha Railroad In New Jersey the same line OF latitude
AZ baltimore, Nd, and where large numbers OF returned
Cafornians settling. The soil Ia rich and productive,
VARYING from clay sandy loan, suitable FOR Wheat,
Grass Corn Tobacco Fruits and Vegetables This Is great
fruit country Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards have
been planted out by experienced fruit growers Grapes,
Peaches Pears &C. produce immense profits vincland IL
beautiful PLACES In the United States
The entire territory consisting OF forty five square miles OF
land laid upon general system OF improvements
The nd sold actual settlers with provision for pub
Tic The place account Of It's great beauty as
well has become the resort OF people OF
taste fve thousand people within the past
three years Churches Stores Schools Academies Soc
eties or Art and Learning and other elements OF re-
dnemrnt and culture have been introduced. Hun
dreds Of people constantly settling Several hun
dred houses being constructed, and u IN esu
mated that hundred will be built during the summer
Price OF farm land twenty ACRE lots and UPWARD sS
vegetables pen earlier n h. district than In any Other
Openings for all kinds Of bushes; lumber yards. %
sire mild winters heahful climate and good soil In, IN
se.sn all other social PRIVILEGES In The heart Of
Il n worthy visit Letters answered. and the Vineland
Rural paper giving full information and reports
OF soon Robinson sent to Applicants address CiAs
LANDS vineland Post Office Lands township New Jer
the Tribune OF the extensive fertile tracts in
mn position and suitable condition for pleasant
farming that this side Of the Western praires
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

WANT TO BUY THREE STORY HIGH sToOP
brick or stone House. above Twenty hfh streets all i'm
nrovements: s6OW TO 5000 House be worth the price
asked Address House. box lG0 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

L,OR sALE-TEE FURNITURE AND GOODWILL OF
II nice brick House. containing ten rooms. with nice
yard &c Rent only 500 per annum second block west
gage desired Apply at 2S Broadway No. second
4oor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

front House, with all modern improvements and mme-
date posession south side h treet between Third and
Fourth avenues Harlem. Apply to j. n WATSON,
l30th and Third avenue, before L. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

ITO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS DESIRING PER
manent lucrative Investment which shall gradually
enhance in value an opportunity offered in the sale of two
Large tracts the line OF the Erie Railroad hours
of New The whole portion would be sold vt bar
gain Cali at 81 Maiden lane, Bells store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

ITO LET--A STRICTLY FIRST GLASS FOUR STORY
House, two blocks from Central Park
Rent 81 6Gl May Address A. b., box l70 Herad office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

TNOR sALE-PORTABLE TUBULAR BOILER, 90 TO 90
horse power Horizontal Engine, 40 horse power. Will
be sold at bargain If applied for Immediately.
D. d. ORRALL, IS Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

RIO LRT-WITHoUT BOARD, a HANDSOMELY FUR
i nishcd front Room and Bedroom, second floor
Every mode; convenience. III Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

rV,O LET-NEAR FORT WASHINGTON, A LARGE
i House and Stable; also two small Houses-S250 and
$780, Furnished House, 800 month Property for
sale. A. Il. MILLS, 10th street and Tenth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

THO LEr-.i FURNISHED HOUSE, AT CLIFTON,
Staten Island; beautifully situated good outbnildings
on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

On HOUSES IN BROOKLYN TO EXCHANGE FOR
LU Farm or good vacant Lots locations good; possession
November 1: prices S3OOO s. 500 and St,5O0.
N TlIOS' WILDWOOD ~ Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

NOR sALE-EIGHTy ACRES OF LAND NEAR DOBBS'
Ferry suitable for first class building sites. Several
persons Joining purchase at much lower price, Apply
10 VI. X COzENS Yonkcrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

NOR SALE-IIIGH STOOP FIRST CLASS HOUSE NO.
ISL East Thirty street, In complete order Imme-
date posses Ion given. Apply at H0JERs paint store IA
Third nYenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-IN BROOKLYN. FOR
farm country seat. Cottage and two Lots, 5000:
also brick House. 5000 Principals address Ford, boz IL
Neral OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

THO LET-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED COTTAGE,
with three OF land fine garden and fruit stable
and icehnuse; In house and stable; and all
dern in house The place is five minutes
minutes drive from the Central Park Apply 10 H. M.
BRADHCiisr, the premises, Tenth avenue and Nth
street, c. A. DOBBS St. German Hotel, New York.
Rent $500 per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY-A
House containing nine rooms with about three ourths
of of Ground well laid out with flowers fruit and
shade Of all kinds situated In the beautiful town Of
Flushng For particulars apply to THOMAS FARLEY, Mt
the Office Of Hudson and Front street.
Erpok ivn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

rJ,O LET--wITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, PART or
first oil brown stone House, a small, geneel IA
my Inquire 23 West Fftieth street, between eth and
th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

TOR SALE-A FIRST RATE LIQUOR STORE. WITH
club Also with for family: low rent;
cheap cash. Apply to HARVEY ANDREWS, II Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

COUNTRY BOARD-A GENTLEMAN WANTS PER-
~ manent Board within fifty miles Of New York. for his
two children girls and ~, In retired ana renncd sma
family widow preferred where there other children
himself and wife could reside when here Their.
must n good school would place them IN small
boarding school, where transient board could DC obtained
vicinity himself and wife Address, with terms aud
particulars, y. r., box l,2l9 Post ONCE
XyoNKERs-FAMILIEs WISHING TO MAKE AR.
ranQements the fall winter BE- accommodated
at Migy House, Baldwin place Yonkcrs References or
changed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

NOR sALE-A TWO STORY BRICK HIGH sTOOP AND
basement House, in Eighty second street two doors east
of Second avcnue very location Possession by LIST Of
November For terms inquire Of o. T. Policy, ls6 Chat
han
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

LIOR sALE-POssEssION AT SHORT NOTICE, PRICE
reasonable comfortable three high stoop House
in Lexington avenue. Apply TO II. MERRITT, 10 Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

T,O GENTLEMEN ONLy-wITHorr rnARD. FUR
nished Rooms Only those willing literally, with
unexceponablc references. need apply NJ Me- Waversey
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

ITO LET-IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, IN SECOND AVE
nue. Floor consisting o! i've rooms, to rcspecia
bic small family without children: rent $50 month. IN
quire the piano factory OF Twentieth street ~
Second AYenuc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

L,OR SALE-AT FORT WASHINGTON, A SNUG COT
II iagc, eight rooms, $500 number Of small brick
Houses paving ~ per cent investment two frame Houses
Harlem, 1880 each; also brown stone front and brick
Houges. RANDELL PORTER, ,95l Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

L,oR sALE-TwO BILLIARDS (ONE FANCY, WITH
marble tops will sold cheap for cash II applied for
al No. 3O9 Broome street between Chrvse and
Forsyth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

TTOUsE wANTTD.-ANY PERSON HAVING A GOOD
ii three story House. either In BROOKLYN or New
York cheap cash hear of purchaser by ad
dressing with price, location, &c, j. A. Wright Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

rNO PHOTOGRAPHERS $3.50 WILL BUY GALLERY,
located In Of 1900 inhabitants and the only gal
iery place. everything first class and new extra ~
and box Harson's make Harrison ferrcotype and box
and tubes: curtains, show eases In fact com
plete proprietor wishes TO go South Call on or adj
dress Photographer, 1871 Broadway, West Troy, NJ "
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. TO LET.

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN FIFTH
"A the Fifth Avenue Hotel wish 10 let their
Third Floor without Board Address, with name, j. r. E..
hox Pnsin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR sME-PRICE
$40 go; egibly situated Apply to Principal 81 VIII
liam street, room 10 from II to O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

NOR sALE-No IL. EL.DRIDGE STREET, WEST SIDE,
II between Delaney and Riyngon with four story brick
building 22x and building three sories 2ox25 lot
25xIOD feet Immediate possession given. Apply to f. H.
LUDLOW A CO, No. 8 Pine stscct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

ITO RENT-FURNIsIIED, ONE OF THE FINEST
Establishments IN this CITY large hrs class elegant
owner expecting abroad WIN rent TO perfectly
sIbe party year and half a 81 , month, viii
se the whole property, including horses caragcs fyr
$1,000 The entire furniture Is included whether rented
sold and worth about $4,000 Address " herald Office.