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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26
The Alexandr}a Gazette
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBEK. 70,

The Secretary Of the Treasury recently MADE
speech at Fort Wayne, Ind, which has gone
the rounds Of the papers. he seems to think
that the business of the country ls IN an IN
healthy state, resulting from redundant and
deprecated currency. lie says:
Il have no faith in prosperity Whlcn Is
the effect of deprecated currency, nor can l
see anv safe nath for us to tread but that when
leads to specie payment The extreme hlgh
nrices which new prevail IN the United States
IS an unerring indication that the business &C OF
the country is In an unhealthy condltlon. " e
are measuring values by false Standard, we
have circulating medium altogether larger
than Is needed tor legitimate buslness-the
excess is used in speculatlons. Europe IS
selling rs more than she buys OF us (1ncludlng
cur securities, which ought not to 90 abroad,
and there is debt rolling up against US that
must be settled, in part at least with com.
The longer the imitation continues toe more
difficult will it be for to get back TO the soho
Ground of specie payments, TO which we must
return sooner or later. t Congress shall early
in the approaching session, authorize the
funding Of legal tenders, and the work OF q
reduction is commenced and carried onresolute-
" but carefully and prudently, we VIII reach
It probably without serious embarrass'nens 20
Iee;t;nate business: if not we shall have a
brief period of hollow and seductive prosperity,
resulting in widespread bankruptcy and dlsas-
Ter. The present initiation is | fear, corrupt
ing the pnblic morals. 1t is converting the
business of the country into gambling, and
seriously diminishing the labor OF the country
The kind Of gambling which it produces IS not
confined to the stock and produce boards, bat
it is spreading through our towns and into the
rural districts. Men are apparently getting
rich while morality languishes ana the proouuc-
tive industry Of the country IS beng, dlmIn-
ished Good morals II BUSINESS, ana soccer,
persevering industry If net at discount, are
considered too old-foeyish Tor the present
times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

TEy @ 3 \ e G Q
We have IN store very large stock Of TO
bacGo, comprising The foI,owjng brands:
BAKERS JOY TO THE WORLD,
BAKERS HONEY POD,
BAKERS EXTRA LOUISA,
BAKERS CHRISTOPHER RUN,
ROBINSON'S BRIGHT,
2VM. WHITES EXTRA FINE,
AND MOUNTAIN DEW
For sale Low BY
&C 2l--eo2w /. \. BRE y IS & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

iShad Good morals II BUSINESS, ana soccer,
Dersevering industry, if not at a discount, are
considered too old-fogyish for the present
times
SHERnAN's GREAT MARCH.-I' From Colonel
Bowman history Of Sherman $ campaigns we
extract the following
fisherman had previously proposed to uene-
raj Grant, in the early stages OF the pursuit,
10 break Up the railways from Cbattanooga 20
Atlanta, and strike out tor Mll;edgevle, NIL
len. and Savannah. UutIl We can reporu,
late Georgia, he wrote, IT is useles>t TO occupy
i: but the utter destruction OF It's Eoads,
houses, and people will crlppe their military
resources. By attempting to hold the Toaos we
will lose a thousand men monthly, and vii
cain no result, I can make ;he march and
make Georgia howl.
And AGAIN: Hood may TURN into tennessee
and Kentucky, but believe he will be forced to
foVow me. Instead Of guessing at what be
means. he would have to guess at my plans.
The difference in war is fail twenty-five per
cent. / can make Savannah, Charleston, of
the mouth Of the Chattahoocaee. prefer 70
march throueb- Georgia, smashing things to
tho Goa = He.no proposed TO the Lieutenant
Genera! to modify these plans, SC tai as 70 give
him the choice OF either OF the three alteIna-
tives just named.
4 must have alternatives, ne said, ,'else
being confined to one route the enemy might SO
oppose that delay and want would trouble zoe,
but having alternatives ] can take so eccentric
a course that no general can guess at my o5jee-
tive. Therefore when you hear an OF, have
lookouts at Morris Island South Carolina; vs.
sabaw Sound; Georgia; Pensacola and Mobile
bavs. I will turn up somew here. and beheVe
me can take Macon Milledge7ille, Augusta,
and Savannah, Georgia and wind up with
closing the neck back of Charleston, SO that
they will starve OUT. This movement is not
purely military or strategic, but it will illustrate
the vulnerability Of the South. ;
General Grant promptly authorized The pro
no5ed movement, indicating, however, his pre-
ference for Savannah as an objective, and tx
ING Dalton as the northern Limits ior the des-
friction OF the railway. Preparations were
instantly undertaken aud pressed forward Tor
the contamination Of these plans.
Some Of our exchange papers record tie vote
in Alexandria, as, Tor the proposed amend
Inent to the Constitution, 81 against It, SIG.
The vote was precisely the reverse OF 1i'is. Il
80, n for tj,n a,nco1,,,anf = ar3:nSt IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

Some Of our exchange papers record the vote
in Alexandria, as, Tor the proposed amend
2nent to the Constitution, 81; against It, GIG.
The vote was precisely the reverse OF TINS Il
was SIS for the amendment, il against IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

The price Of printing paper has again ed
vanced, and is enormously high. : What
publishers are to Go, it IS hard to say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-26

Bishop Davis, Of the Episcopal Church il
South CaroliDa, has addressed letter to the
c}erev and Iaity Of his diocese, IN which lie
exnSesses himself in favor Of an Independent
Southern Church, but states that 10 regard to
this matter he will, nevertheless, abide by. the
decision of the General Council, which IS to
assemble at Mobile next month
All the volunteer troops on the Poetic coast
end II New Mexico. are to be mustered out
forthwith.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-05


THE Richmond papers are nov all dead
for The time being-dead forever so far as
their rebel editors are concerned. No
more will We receive 6les Of the ETanuaer,
Enquirer, Sentinel, Wig and DpYateA, eou-
u,,uiog fierce, red hot articles 10 the utter
est % The Conieieracy. BY seemingly
mysterious Providence, John NJ Daniels.
editor q the EIlnasr. the ablest editor OF
them al, died 10 Richmond last Thursday
just few hours before the fatal cor fict
began all along the lines he II Was, more
than any other man. Who dred the heart Of
Virginia In ls6O-6l. aud who prscipi,a,ed
the Convention into secession. He liter
ally goaded IL, With such articles AZ were
never before wriitea, into the fatal step
For some purpose. NE know not what, be
was permitted to live then, aud to WELD
the most treuebsut pen 10 all the South. In
the vors, cause 10 which pen was ever
enlisted. he performed bis part under the
orderirgs ofProvidense. and bis eyes we're
closed IN death ere the full "sbominaiion
Of dcsoAtiou" was made manifest to his
victims.
The ioss Of the Redmond papers 70 the
ConiedsrAey all be seeoud only to The loss
OF Virginia aud Lees army. Their poEsr
was perfectly iucslcalsble. They were a.
20 many Goals OF ere on the rebel body
polite. They made that body sctive. Wig D..
orous, vsngetal, desperate and determined
agaiustibe natural orderof tbisgs-sgaiust
its oibersise tsudsScy tor The last two
years Their power was Tel, by almost
every private soldier in tie rebel ranks
Fear Wss iuculcated 10 every lioe-fsa to
say sugbt DO aaght-alnOstt hink aaght-
against rebel iudepenieoce. No ave papers
ever acted 80 completely Ia concert before.
al different yet al united all st variance
90 poin,s OF aon essentials. We, al eoacen.
trstsd 10 one direction. Their Influence
was terrible for mischief They whipped
every recusant into The traces except FOOte.
They b0shsd murmurs sno,hered iodigna.
tion. repressed accusation aud welded the
retel government ,oge,hes.
No msn can estimate the advantage Of
the capture Of Redmond in the fact sloDe
o. the cessation Of these papers. No
papers OF any influence nov remain 10 all
rebeld,m. Ne postal system remains Bat
few lines Of telegraph or railroad rsuAiu.
The arteries snd veins are cut sni life
blood Is no logger Fussisd from the centre
TO the extrsmiues. TIE Oatsdges will
drOOP ard die rapidly, sui the dyiog pro-
cess will soon extend over those States sad
sseuoos not in The actual arena Of sAr.
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OPIN ION
ATTORNEY GENERALS oFFIcE,
Mach "a lsES

March "a, lssS.
Sn. In your letter the ~ inst yo1 ask whether
- the ltih section Of the Act approved Sd March.
| is6i enttlet An Act 70 amend the severa set.
hsIstoaOro passed 20 provide for the enrolling and
calling out the uAc nal forces, and Tor other puF-
posss" i applicable 10 the cali Cor trocp. made by
the Pre-ideht 18th Il Dscsmoer, 1884. The section
IL as follows
1hai hereafter al psrsOns mustered into the m IL
tAry naval service, whether volu ateers IN B..
| .utute- representatives,, or otherui-e, 81 All be
1 credited % the stste, and b the ward, tovn.hin
prvciuc', 90 other enrolment s,b-di-trict where
such persons belong BY actual residence, az such
| psr-Ou have an actual residence within the Tinted
stAtes and where such persons we're or shall be en-
rolled, % liable % snrollmtnte and 10 10 hereby
| made tie deity Of the Provost Marshal General 10
mske such rules aud Lives such instruction. 10 the
several PrCvos, Mar.s ale, Boards Of EnroIeni and
Mu,iering Ocers, as shall be necessary Cor the faith
tui enforcement q the proSsous OF this section a
IN end that lair and 81 cre1it shall be given 10
| every section OF the ccuutry. PfOuidsd, That in
auy call ior troops hereafter county town town.
N ?, ~Ard precinct, o. election district, shall have
credit except for men actually furnished on said ca
o. the pteced nsscAlL BY SAID county, town, town,
ship wArd, precinct, o. election di.tret ani nus.
tsre Into the mi itAry or naval service the quota
| thereof"
The sTih session makes the Act take eject from
and after its p,-sAse.
The l4th ,ectioa fnruishe. the rule by which men.
uheu mastered into the military OF aasAl service
are TO BE- efeiiied TO the various LOCALITIES nom
Stch they may come. ..
TIE lS'h section furnishes the rule By which cred.
~ A's 70 be gwen when computing Tor the qaotAs
o. TIE various drAt ii' riots But the 18th sectisn
ns proViso sheh expressly prohibits the app -
t1n Of The rule therein siVen 10 the pending draf
,5S@ tes he' 'hsi thsfe Y no such provision 10 the
$50. -, !" ~oe,4 Zen 1as.h vas Intended
49, -. ,s-..,, - e"eN we" "e'eehSs N under
-, - go 81. - . -. =.
l,nsv.ss ., whios ,.,,lS =, a., sas peSeir
nvSf tte idsa th.t q ,nsre.. IptaSasi ,ea, 49, ~
: - ~ -. sus1a DC nsare % the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-05
wednesday nerring April S.

THGzG = iaissss earnestly 70 kasr
.ssfs lee a. ac4 slso uhsrs ss = s0irg,
..s. fsrtsr. 10 tsou uts, las become q
y.s DAVIS sd ia inEs1i>is szfroaa1srs-
os.suos. usssr ttsss heads we're asked
C. shy ti-ss yesterday. u fact sasA n
ss.fiss ere heard 81 siosz re strssts- No
s-ss.fs ess Be uissss Jet. Tsis u1eA
o..yis ksous. VI .-isai Lees army !sti
va tss Dss,lls fos1, "a rosis to' Dsr-
vile uB presumed. How tsf alag ne
road be- las progressed i rot disclosed
O. Eruss We h.1sso doabi, hos
ever. tssi bsuili reach thsi place Uiih he
rss,sr ysris- O. his army. We Egs'
-ot eocc.s.s ia, The rebels left Ries-
uo-5 isdIssly ss3 u.sIPse,sdly.--
Iiis ss.,s Likely hat ,tsy Esrs buried
b., .sv-rttsIsss - do1ti Del hat sfeai
4..I ~ s..,-.--.-- i...Aiss 70 t1s .ran
5o,rg o. Rel mead has tssa go.sg % i,r
weeks. gsfsats uo-its. We ssoglt DOT
5ssuryfssd,0kcos tLatyssi stores re &C.
elus.a,sd a. DasT.Is. AID hats great 1ss.
ofuact.ssiy stdssr sssiasry BE- 81; sork
there Nspfsslms sc. tkst cors.1sfabis
f.rIscsu1ts lave been erected. NJ lotg
go us reed cf tsgrcts sho usfe o. Ecfk o.
ne Dsuvlls dsfsscss causing uogb.s -
revolt ~ Lee ard Jotrsion can hold that
point .,rg sto8Fh 70 arratgs for nsU
....s OF l,s j. ibs heart Of The South
s.y 10 Georgia or A.a5sna they Ei.l Be-
s--s 90 Oh 20. By dong 20 they eau cover
rsc.lsu1cuou q tss Pissmosi llns Of The
%. ros8 20 Georgia
Their s1fPls-. tcgs,tsr sita Eha' hey
eel, sia. asy - sgss.sbt 70 last them
m0a 90 ts0-psIhaPs more. We must
rsusm5.r Tat our hls q communicates
ssa ,eppiy iron Redmond soaiawafa has
90 bel tgi.t 90 ~ march. Which tact re-
arts seiys pursuit The rebels ctuek.s
Dol ib.if ce,sai, 90 doubt, =, the idsa Of
irss.fg aEay from our water bi.s ~
R.ebn0rd std 'ofcitg Us 70 wagon sup |
pies % our sdv.rcs-fr they wi.i lake
goai care 70 bern The bridges slong the
railroad.
TOE Dispatches this morning tell us that
sheridan is batgiog on The tanks Of Lees
army. wtigh 10 seems has been divided tor
TIE plrP0ss Of retreat We expect 90 De.
eisive rssalts from such pursuit., unless
Les columns can be delayed thereby long
enough 10 briug up our infantry and ar I
tI'ery, vLich 10 The prsseat state Of The
-oai- does rot seem possible. We msy
therefore prepare for longer delay than
81 hrst giaacs sas expected
Uoul &c cau rebuild the Danville rail.
road se will have a very tedious snd inad-
.qaate line Of ssPpIy. Wagons Gill 90,
o. We mus, depend on The railroad.
Military men II Washington tell us that
Lee cannot e, away. We hope so-but
lsvrriheless We adhere 70 the opirion that
be- add The greater portion Of bis army will |
ysJ 10 DanviIle, and there attempt 10 de- |
Ing the fate Of the rebellion as long as
possible.
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Army Tent and Wagon Covers.
Sale Of Whiskey.
FOR RENT

TIE RHNNBs R0fEL, On Main ssrset, sbov.
i the saspsskss BnAg6 Rssssues rivsn ~
Of April. R@ psrtisslsrs Apply % - \
1903 rlIH ..sta JOHN KNOX.
kl-a q ~ Shoe stors.
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aDlc 70 euU NuO tttOr lim with call At tbs
new store, l5S Main strest, Wheeling W. Va.
sprt
STAMP TAX,
TNDER Act Of Congress, March 80, lse5. printed
~ on Gard for Counting Houses Shops, Factories,
&e., price Is cents; also Pocket Riiton, on Pareh.
ment paper, 10 cents.
sent post paid to any address on receipt Of price,
JOSEPH GRAvB',
mis- No. 30 Monroe 81.
A BARGAIN.
An ELEGASr SODA WATER APPARATUS
n Nichols patent, With marble col umn, silver
plated drAt pipes, fountains and generator, IN
working order, can be bought at . very low price.
ifsppiied for Son address
TIL LOGAN Aco.
or LOGAN, list 4 90,
Wholesale and Retail Drug gists
sirl Wheeling
BRUSHES.
SoRuBsING WINDOW.
y Sweeping, Dus,irg. shos, Horse and
White Wash Brushes, ct
mhSl D.sIOOLL 4 BROS.
WANTED.
A GOOD STEADY MAN To drive q Turuitur.
"A wagon Enquire Of
Apit-2t LAG. MRNpRI.
1900 Yards New Prints,
AT 1HE REDUCED PRICES, will be opened
"A this morning ct
april sESsESxY co.'s.
GLASS CASES.
Two SHOW cAsKs, eight and . half fset long.
Hh3l y.,i.,, s,o,.
Prints, Muslins and Delaines.
Il He largest stock ct retail in hi, cit, Al y,..,,,
l. tsd1eed prices for CASH ONLY.
aAI is. RHoDKs.
DRIED PEACHES.
HAVE received small 10, Of very nice Dried
reaches RI. sMYTH,
apr. Cor. h.rte. and Quincy streets.
GOSHEN CHEESE.
WE famous Goshen Cheese for sale by
r. MYTH
sPT Cor. Msrks; and oainey strests.
WASHINGTON MILLS FLOUR
MOTHER arrival Of w..aips.oa MN. Flour, a,
sprt Cor. Mars.s and osiney .t,ss.,
SopA WATER DRAFT APPARATUS YOR sALr
- silver Plated Dram Appsratus Of elegant DE-
.so' T" ess pnt seort tine, vii be cold Of q bar
store. pIus
----------------- spr&
4 VDAR oAhPHoR.--A supply just ree.Iyss .nd
- eS sale at \. BOOKINGS odd Fellows Hail
apN
NHAAOls SKINS "A lot Of Superior ou.h,, g.,
- received ., 4. Bo0SING's odd rsisa. g lam
spri
FURNITURE POLISH Old Purn,,u,s ma.
n Iee. - good az neu BY using "Boes ins', Unr,s
Vailed ferntare POLISH" Only Is cent, 49,
~ ~ .r.pa,s S Snly and sOld q Z. BOOKINGS
'1s ''ofs' sp<
7 loud REsSEr. -
IL oooPKRs IsISeLAse and
. RAkkLIN0 0RLArINp
49, Just received and for sale At \. RocT.
'No . odd FELLOWS Hal Drug Store. ARA
VA HrEASDsoARIgr fix CIR pIrs vS1-
Cotton 10, White. Green, Black, Brown .nS
scsret Gable Cord. Preach workiux Cotton VIA.
setting; P..eot Belt Chaps. spht, slnri. ana
IA ,s,.,, yr, sssorssd eolleu. The above eoods
.Rs D. SrcoLL q BRO. !,
Leather Goods.
TUsr RECEIVED PROM fHE MAyuyIc,o,v
u ssosher saprly Of - = fVkf
LADIES' ana 6euts' ..... -
Travelling saichels, l
-, wallsts, &c.
W SlcOLL BRO
p ROME srAruErrfs = -----
- LAVA yAskS
'eeei'ed At the VARSITY ssor. Of VASE
A., nMooLL BRO.
- loo Main str.ss Il
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FOR CINCINNATI.

The nue steamer RsytN NUE., Capt
slScr.9 Russell, gill leave above FRIDAY,
a@nt abe TN instant, at O'clock p. NJ. For
freight or passage apply 70
aprT-3t Both, BATrRLLE CO., Agents.
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Oil Speculatorsl

A PSoSNJSTIc ASlROSOAAR viii tell Won
n ~ee'aer here 10 ga CT not. within say nrs.
ssfised huats. he applies ths true 10 "a on ksxn.
Ia AsneiS ~ eud ~iA giss yea the YES or 10
- AAhNAhh kefnA ~ N alv.rc-. Az |. pro.,f
q hs Aoili.y, ey sending oae doliAr al v1pr .,s
sss, u ~lh tel yo1 where y As n.rk-a on ~.
''NS- AlISS AVsIlS LARAARD.
Ai~NAe9S- C.nden Nss J.r..x
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NOTICE.
FOR Rent.

A WAY eonvsoient and comfortable housa pls.s-
pied By the subscriber. eaid houss oontsIns r.,
rooms, With large garden eostsininr fruIt tress.
shrubbesy. Be-, ana stahis sktAehsd Doe sarsss,
partieelArs snqairs On he pssaisss q q HciNs
bufs, prns ssers. 10. ], Warrington Han az
sp3-lvs Y.WINsHIP
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100 Children's Carriages,

AZ the vsr'ssy stOrs Of p NICOLA BRO,
1ASl Ice Main street
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Fourth Quarterly Report

DvTHg FIRsT SATIOSIL BANK Of BRIDGE.
" PORT, OHIO, sb0Sirg its eJndiisO1 on the
hf.f Monday Of April, lss5-
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N E w C 0 D S

WHITING DESKS.
PORTFOLIOS,
ENVELOPES
MOURNING PAPER.
NURSERY BASKETS,
WORK BASKETS,
BtRD BASKETS,
HANGING FLOWER Do,
TRAVELLING BASKETS,
GUIPURE LACK.
MANTLE AND
DRESS ORNAMENTS,
BUeLE TRIMMING.
wIDE BIZ rise,
VARIETY OF BUCkLEs,
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7 DECKER's IMPROVED bTI.IIARD r Iprrs avn
.L.ops 9s, splendid stock able. ready
Table rrmminsA b. Removed 70 as g; mi .,rseI corner
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n TIssIN0 sOLDIERs.-OFFICIALR RECORD OF POUR
WI thousand who have died IN rebel PRISONS original
certificates taken from the dead bodies those whose nat
thsy bear Zee for search 81 Captain LEWIS 22 Broad
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A uoIIoE EoTLCRaPosIrIyE AND PEREMPToRY
nsFtiacsot Second Hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
uxB0ANr ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE, I - -
-uu.s,..- -. kICH PARLOR FURNITURE,
vhLvAr. bkuSskL9 AND INGRAM CARPETS,
- ,c~u rANrIN0s, WORKS OF ART, VASES, &c.
xOLn Auotioneer, viii sell this Saturday morning.
s A. Geoes pTscissly the properly Of pyss "a
sFe,d 69swsen Ffh and Sixth consistlnG Of ~
m. rAhLok AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Lnree ossuufu solid rosewood and black walnut Par1or
x SSssed n French SATIN breoate and reps Tursss
er tables Esagerea Corner and twenty
oronxe Clock rich China and Paran Parior Orna
~ fsnsinss EpgsyinE large Mirrors snd GhsnSfs51
AND COVER, COST $3.50;
Az elegant instrument with round corners. bcansauy
carved legs and with all modern improy over
strung bass fun iron plate French action fun octave
ofas Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clock Table Bed Lounges
spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea rabies Ex
tension Table China silver Ware Table Cutlery
se Sale positive. Deposit required.
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DERRMPTORY SALE OF LARCHMONr wEsTCHEs.
II Ter county-The residence Of r. X Collins will be sold

DEREMPTORY SALE OF LARCHMONr wRsTCHEs.
i ter county The residence Of H. X Collins will be sold
By JAMES n MILLER, Auctoneer on the premises, Sat
srday June TO- at O'Clock NJ This valuable estate
prises o38 hour from TwenAy street. by
New Haven Railroad, distant two miles from Rochcle
building Is already erected for station HALF MILE
DISTANT FROM THE PROPERTY On the premises In
spacious superior built mansion house with buildings;
also well built beautifully located cDuble English cottage
coach house, &c, &C.
The land is high undulatins and extending nearly mile
Into the sound with unusual adapt2bty for building sites,
Of which have fronts all of them In full
view of thesSound and East river.
For HEALTH, BEAUTY of sery, bathing, fishing and
yachting rarely equalled; also valuable MINERAL de-
posis
The entire property Is finely shaded and the extensive
lawns around the mansion have arches and Of
2erb trees native and imported Of half acenturys growth
Those wishing 10 locate first class watering place. will
inspection find combination Of advantages probably not 10
be Hound elsewhere In this country sale positive and with
out reserve rain shine parcels 20 suit For
maps and particulars apply TO the aucoueer - Pine street
or " K COLLINS, the place, address him. Larch
most, New Rochelle Post once, n.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

A RARE CHANCE-TO GO INTO BUSINESS WITH A
n small capital The subscriber, having other business
Hubs Also larss Lot of Hubs, finished and unnnshed 81
for $3.50; worth double the money Address D., Herat
flee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

THOUSANDS ARE RUINED BEYOND REDEMPTION
i In tis life by not calling Dr. HUNTER sooner or
later lie cure the worst cases 81 secret disease In
shorter time than any other ply sicHn vixen.
skcpcs aud doubters will please ca read lo<s
liable oeucaies OF cures mnde within the last thirty
OF almost hopeless hst had bad benefit VI dozens
OF our most rmcnt physicians and surgeons. Separate
that the patient hut the Doctor him
In constant Attendance the morning III 81
night at his Old office No. Division New YORK city
81 pages, graus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

If DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-wcIL SELL ON SAT.
V. urday, June At 10L o'clock at scsroon 70 Nassau
street, general assortment Of Household Furniture Car
pots, Parlor Suits Bookcases MrEsss Extension Dining
Tables, Dressing bureaus, wash.a2ds Hair Mattresses,
HAtstands Feather Beds and Bedng Gas Fixtures; toge
cher with lot Of second hand Furnrc removed sales.
for nvenience OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

TTNlON HALF MILE TRACK, sEvENTYssECoND ST.
me great $500 match between j. Adams and the fas
stSo'cock. Heats two In three