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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31

remain till the guerilas arc hunted down,
the civil authority gradually reinsiated, and
and something like order restored. Certain
ly, ifthey are truly loyal, We should suppose
they would show this, by eheerully consent
ing TO have the National forces remain among
them, till the government deems it expedient
to order their removal.
We confess that the restiveness Of the
Southern people under little wholesome
military restraint, and their over -weening
anxiety to get rid of the forces stationed
among them, to watch and protect, not op-
press them, is not an indication of genuine
and hearty loyalty to the old flag, and a real
and lasting submission to the authority of
the government. -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
MARRIED..

VANDEGRIFr =. KURTZ. - In Chester,
Pa, on the 18th ult, at the Trinity NJ. H.
Pareonage, by the Rev. J. B. Quigg, JAS
a. fANDEdREFr TO EIIzABETH Il. KURTz,
both of Newark, Del.
SMEDLEY--MEGILLI Chester,
Pa, on Wednesday, October 25th, by tho
Rev. W. 8. Pugh, OLIVER II. sMEDLEY, of
Chester County Penna., to MARY ELLEN,
daughter of James Megilligan, OF New
Castle County, Del.
PYLE-ToMLINSON.--On the 9th of DC.
ter, 1858, by Rev VIM. Aikman, Mn. WIN.
NJ. PYLE to MIsa KATE ToMIINsoN, eldest
daughter of John Tomlinson, of Phiadcl.
nhia, Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
Na9 go
DIED

SlMMs,-ln this city, on the 9sth inst,
MAGGIE g., infant daughter of Dr. j. IL.
and Mary A. Simms, aged 10Th months.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her parents, No. lO5 East
Fourth Street, this (Fuesday) afternoon. nj
3 O'Clock. -
oCoNNoR-In this city, on the sist inst.
IN tho bosom Of the Catholic Church, OF
which he was n practical member, MIR.
JEREMIAH C'CoNNoR, in the 82d year OF
Tic was good christian, Il faithful hus.
oand. an afiectionate father, and law-abid.
ing cltizep. ReQaiescdt En pace Amenl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
,opiaO-2n
OFFICE.

N NRw CAsrIB COUNTY, September 14th 1865.
Upon the application ot Patrick Relley, Executor of
the last VIII and Testament Of Sarah A. Doughurty late
Of Wilmington Hundred, In said County, deceased IL IN
ordered and directed by the Register that the Executor
Aforesaid give notice OF The granting of Letters testament
iay upon the Estate Of the deceased with the date
granting hereof by eansg Advertisements le posted
within forty days from ha date Of such Letters In six Of
the most pubiir ps IS OF the County OF New - te.
qu ring ali persons havi demands nst the Etate,
uer made and provided kHd also cans tho same
10 lie ne riei " h he s4ue leipi in he Delaware
ste ln1rual nd STA ISM d, oe" pspe p D shed u
vi .in ton, 10 lie continued heiun two mon hs
- uWen Jude IL hs' ,i Be s. Il OHlue OF the
D. Register sfotes i'd u, Sew Cas- 10 In New BMle
- County Aforesaid the day an year ahNvr writ
tea. II. c. FIR Isl Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
DIANO-FoRTEs.
DRlGcS NEW rAxENr

DRIGGS' NEW PATENT.
ARB THE ONLY INSTRUMENTS constructed on
truly scientific principle. They have greater strength,
aud will remain longer In TuSs than any other Plano
The construction Ia siuple and NATURAL all the exraue
lumber In the body Of the instrument Is dtpensed
with the sound boards are merely two aiohed panks
Of thin w'oi, like tile font aui hack Of violin the
ttrugs attached to strong iron frame, which lie
separated and entirely Independent " he ese thereby
dispensing with the old harp " slr.usn:, by sub
slitutlng straight bridges prsseylnga the tim0
the Over Strung BaHs of which Mr. DRllas 10 tue lnveu-
tor Iiy these Improvements gain much vihra-
toy piw0r, tho sans no preserving all Its purity
aud richness OF tona.
They have received the hishe, testimonials fiom he
pe aud all the principal artists In the oountry among
which arc;
HARRY sANDERsON l.. N. OoTIsCHALK,
MAX MARETzEK. s. THALBERG,
THEODORE KlsPItLD WIN. MASON,
HERMAN wOLJRNuAuPT. a. BAHiLI
FRANCIS II BROWN, Al. sTRAcK0sCu,
WM. HENRY FRY CnAs. FRADRL.
MIR. sEGRsMUND THALBRRG, tho great pianist,
says - have oxAmiped your new Piano fories, and
cordially approve Of Its system Of construction Its
phnepe BY which great Increase Of yibratoy power
obtained, b4ug very simple and perfectly phos phleal.
The ones grand and noblei thas srOAt capacity
talning the sound Singing ami Its volume Of lone or
powor have heard eHeellOl in dsptn, purity and
sympathetic sweetnsss
WIN HENRY fhY, At, mus al critic ( l. n
Tribune says:-l have oxhamne y ur new tnseuie
Plano PofIea They merit All tbs " ass given to them
by Messfs lhAluerL. Gulehslk arscAoseh, Macon and
others As rtsrda .tru uTe sr 10 orig aa and
philosophical in purity ,o,lnie, aud c,,ii udy one
IN vocal vertintt!luIe tuai cfpNnl o.ce ener .n
enables the plants ',.. g. ga insrumc1, ar
Plano, ever s,ivetle Ll-hest ~ No lysu ion,
in MY cptuun,i desuoyd 90 wo,h ral,e cuu IN
tho nsnuia.taie iiau o 'h'ou nj fld
frm The " A. Hra'd sep -tpon care ul ea.
animation Of Uaiunl riau Poets MD so ssu- o.-
tanned area vo-l nne snS.4g tons, gr-A, tuti aid
brlaney Throughout the eat.te ia.rumsni 20. ai;,u
found IN riauo, elnsrueiod upon theoti plfn
| The n Times July uAys.-@ No have now
Instrument withou, an vqual. csn sing with smooth
delieaey, perfectly uuAttalaaaip any other nt
aent; oldinary pltygr obtains with exrron, the
funess of Grand Piano Forte aud they speedily
supereede the old style
GESrLsHsE Having thoroughly e4anip, aud tested
the PsncRores inyen 81 AID patented by MF. s. b.
DRludi au o. the oliuun thst the tons resulting
from his improvements, esh htsd In the Instruments
uud.r essninsiion IN Ioiai OF rlehness, depth aud
brilliancy, equals that ofthe boat brand auoPortsa,
and er;Sl' them IN pure sirAl nonaon AnI actual
tone power thus APPROX Ating closer what consider
perfection IN Me Instrument than hos yet been deteced
BY any other system of manuJdetarf.
Yours respectfully,
Ia NJ. d0TTsCHALK.
A1BSrs
wM. HALL SON,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31

(NEO. A. PRINCE a CO.'S
pArsHr
AUTOMATIC oRGANsl
tb2 TO 500 a4cn.
80 Ydriell5, p,M Patent Ba.m Ieatio or SAB BIss
SCHOOL ORGANS AND MELoLEoEsl
RinlshedIi Ieeslnl Rosewood Walnut or Oak
Oasen
mSaS INSTRUMENT wAHRAsfD roR rive rsARs
No charge for Boxing OF shipping.
$4,000 NOW IN USE.
An illustrated catalogue CON lining full description OF
style, aud testimonials of the piost eminent musolan
to the superior excellence Of lnatrumeutH-Wti
bs sent noe to any address,
THE AUTOMATIC ORGAN
In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORaAs, we boldly An.
nounco the greHteBt triumph In musical Instruments of
the aPs nurng the past half century the French and
GefmRus have manufactured reed lnrtrumeuts with
double bellows and two pedals for the feet Aerata
but tho want Of tbs Btversed ANHAusTIoN BBLLows
(Which " the only bellows used In ou@ Instruments
made It impossible for them to produce the mellow, III
and musical tone Tor which our Instruments cels
brsted.
Another obecton to this meihod Of blowing was that
both feet being oeoupisd Oppor unity offered
Tor the management OF the swell within the past two
ears Instruments constructed on this European plan
u "doube blowers" have been manufactured n this
country, aud tp eounteract this difficulty (wAnt OF
ewe) lever has heeu prolectei from tho centre OF the
instrument to Hnt upon the SWELL AND OPERATED IHH
KSBE. The Inconvenience aud contorlon Necessary 10
effect this object, are ditasree,ba enough to gentle
man. but To lady the use VI such an appoadase Il
near} impossible
Oar Automatic device obvlatos this difficulty entirely
the simple act Of blowing with less force giving
the desired nereese or decrease In the volume the
tone.
THE MELODEoN AND SCHOOL ORGAN.
For seventeen years the superior excellence OF our
Meu1eons has not been questioned, for two YEAR,
pps the enormous demand has made 1t imp sslbl4 ur
us to meeto our orders promptly with our Increased
facilities, VT feel warranted In assuring our pltrouu
that their orders will be promptly iast, and solicit
continuance of thsir patronage.
CAUTION To pUR eHAsERs.
All u nur Instruments have upon TIE name board n
full, "GBo A. pR1NcB & Co When dealer re Ia.
sents any other instrument ths ours il /.
usually mare attempt to sell iuivrior iutTu ut
Oh which he eau make larger profit
r. s-A liberal dlseeoun 10 Chur1hes Clorxyinoa
aud Schools. Address GED. a. psINCE 4 co.
Aug122m BuHtio ! y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
B UGH U,

(From DispsHsary Of hs Ualisd StaisLl
DIosMA CRENATA. BUoHU LEkyN
PROPRRTIRs.-Thslr odor Is strong dIRuIrs, al
somewhat aromatle their tastes bltterhh, and AAA's
to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsAs.-Bushu lAla
are gently silmuant, with peculiar tendency 70 W
Urinary Ofgdhs, producing diuresif, and hka olhe
hHilAr medicines exciting dlAphoress, Hhsn circus
stances favor this mode Of action.
They arc given in complaints OF the Urinary 0rruI
huch as Gravel, Chrouo Catarrh Of the BAddefl Nor.
nll irritation Of the Bladder and UrshFA, DIsiII
the PROSTATE, and Retention IneontnSnee Of Uhnh
from loss Of tone Ia ths parts concerned in lie aTit
Ton. This remedy has also been reeommended IN pIt
PepsA, Chronic Rheumatism, CutAnsouu Anseuohi @'
Dropsy.
nRLABOLps EXTRACT BUCHU IG used By psfen
rom the ages OF 10 10 20, and from 50 TO bo or 70 y
decline or chaHge OF llfo; after Confinement or LAW
Falusi Bet'woitlng In children.
10, DR. KEYsER IS PHYSICIAN Of ovS tkB
yenn cNpor ouce, and graduate Of the Jefferson hsh
cal Cole and Of the University OF Medicine AHt NJ
sery OF PhiHdslphia.
Ma. II. II HgInBolD;
Dear Sfr-In regard to the question asked ne a y
my opinion about Buehu I would say that have NJ
and sold the article in various formS for tho psR l
" years do not think there Ia any form pTepAt
uo1 OF 1t have not used or known 10 be used a "
various discusses whore such mediuats agent veaa
Indicated You ae aware, as well myself thtl
has been OK entively employed In the yArisns diai
OF the bladder aud Kidneys and the reputation 4 A
acquired In my Judgment la warranted By The hsa.
have seen and used, before stated, evorJ fofn
i' = he powdered leaves, the ample deeoston, ~
ture, luii extIaeta--and am not cognlaAnt q ~
pesaraon OF that plant at all equal to yours Tsaw
yetrs experience ought think, to give me the fih,s
Judge Of It's meis, and without prejudice or parll
give yours precedence all others do no. w,
thing according to its bulki II did other BNe. s
would outdo yours; but l hold TO the doc[ns W ".
bulk aud quantity do not Dake up Vaus-lf thsI o''
COPPER ceut would to worth more than gold d'lH
vsue yolr Buchu for itA effect on pAiisntl l hl,
cured with It, and cured with IL, mots dissAs.
the bladder and kidneys than lave ssol tesn su-
with any other Duchu, or any other proprietary @l
pound OF whatever name,
Respectfully yours, D.. - .,n
aR0. ii. RBYsRR, NJ D.
lao WsOD syaKRr, IittibuTgh' 70
August ilth, 1866.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31

VNIIE MASON d HAmLIN CABINET or.
GAN iOrty different style. ada gt7d q sacrel aud
secular music, for $50 to 5000 h. Thrtyhsu Gold or
Silver Modas, or uther 1fst ptamuma awarded them
illustrated Catalogues frse Aaaress, MASON & HAM.
LIN, BosIos, Of MASON Dh0rlERs, Nav YoRK
selt Iyw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
NOT 0

all prisons wing elaine asaus tue Bat. The de-
eetsed mus etent The same duly asl d 10 he Lxecu.
tor he1 septeml or l4ih, 16 o. atl.e tue act
Of Assembly IN suck case made aud provided,
teptla2m pATRI.K X REILLEY, Executor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the estate of tho
ceased must present the duly Atteted to the ENec
tors before September 9TH 1866 abide the Act Of
Assembly In suoh case made and provided.
JAMES H. DENOu, v..
sepi29-2m ISAAC l.. DEVOU, ( hNe'u'ofs'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
u EGIsTER's OFFICE,

III NEW CASTLE COUNTY
August .2h, iSdb
Upon the application d PHI, a. DUPONT, Henrj uu
ont aud Victor DUPONT E,Hcutofs If the l4t vii sud
isstAmeul Of Samuel Fran l, DUPONT. U. s. late Of
bhnlywlne llundIed, In said Coun'y deceA.el it ia
oKDhbD anu directed by the Register that the Execu.
tors AtorefAid gve notice Of the granting Let
teAmentay upon tho Estats Of the deceased wth the
date Of granting thereof by causing Advertisements
he posted within forty days from the date OF such Letters
IN six Of the most public PLACES OF tn County OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having demAnds against the
estate TO present tbs abide ny An Act Of As
senhly In sueh case made and provided. And also
esnHe the same to be inserted within the sms Per I'D In
the Delaware State journal and statesman a newspaper
published in wilmi gton, be continued thereln
two months.
- Given under tho hand aud seal Of once ofihe
g. Register a'oresHid At New Castle in New Castle
49, Cegnty Aforesaid tho day and year above writ
ten H. e. FVhiM Rrni,tsr
NOTICE.
All persans having claims against tho estate of the
deceased must present the duly attestel to the
Executor on or before August 92d, 1860 abide the
Act Of Assembly in such mAls aud provided
SOPHIA N. DuPONT0
HENRY DUPONT, Executors
VICTOR Dupont,
aug2J-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31

VlOH RENT.--TwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
II on the nrst floor ofA private dwelling on Market st
suitable for PhysleiAn'a oiies. Apply 10 w.
oct, =, 1890 mo. eo1 Harss, street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
sspt. 80. 1885.
OFFICE,

h Naw CAaIla corN1r. sopl. q7tb, is05
Upon the application Of James L. DeyOu aud Isaac l.
Deyou Executors Of the last VIII and james
b. Devou, late Of Wilmington Hundred, ia said County
deceased tits ordered aud directed by the Register that
the Executors afl osad, give notice of tho granting of
Letters tea aenary the ate Of the with
the date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
TO 10 posted within forty days from the date OF suck
Letters IN six VI the most public places OF the County OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having dumAnds against
the estate oprtseut tho same, abide by Act u As
semby In such made aud provided. And also cause
the same to be inserted within the period In the
shed in Wilmington, and to be continued therein two
months.
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Of the
l.. Rtgiser at0retad at New Castle In New Castle
49, County aforesaid the day and year above written
r. c. PRAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
W. w ~ O14AO2A A4ONns
NEW AND INTEREsT BOOK,
THE LIFE OF
REV. JOHN BRAINERD.

MISSIONARY TO The INDIAN TRIBES OF NEW
JERSEY FROM i7iT TO 1881.
This elegant volume is published by the Presbyeran
Publication Committee 1884 Chestnut Street Philadel.
phia and Ia one Of the hAndhomest apemenu Of book
making recently Issued Il IS written ty RRv THOMAS
BRAINERD D. D. iinea descendant OF the suhieet and
bears the impress VI hts peculiar genius every
i covers deeply Interesting period In the history o the
Church in th's county, and cauuot fail 10 secure The
favor Of all religious denominations.
The following some Of the numerous notices Of The
pTeas;-
at is as interesting as a noVer--U s. Gazette
Dr. Brainard has given us u model blography.y-N Y
Evangelist.
rhe volume will have place along side the memoirs OF
the elder brother David many of the Characterization OF
which II pOsseases IN. y. observer,
The volume has received pnq iAlided Communication by
the secular and Telig glOus press
Il is stsreoyped hy the liberAlity Of Colonel Henry s.
For sale by B0UGHMAN THOMAS A IN
octlO-lnlo ~ Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31


8 p L N IL wOOLs TON
BANI kERS AND BROKERS.
co 1. PlETn AND MARKRT sTs,
Buy asd tell ii best market rates.
GoFRR HMENT AND STATE sEcURITlES
AZ ToLLows:
U. 3. 7-aO TREASURY NOTES,
Dated August 10, 1864,
U. s. 7-sO TREASURY NOTES,
Dated June 10, 1865,
u q. 7-sO TREASURY NOTES,
Dated July 10, 1866,
U. s. 1881 BONDS,
U. s. B-2O LOAN OF 1862,
U. s. 500 LOAN OF 1864,
U. S. 1910 LOAN OF 1864,
U. s. CT RTIPlCATgs OF INDEBTEDNESS.
ELAwARE STATE BONDS,
DELAl WARE R. r. STOCK AND BONDS.
Stocks Of all kinds bought and sold on commission al
.ne board 4 Brokers' In PhAdolPhu. New York, Bos.
ton and Ba ltimore
Higsest premium paid for Compound In.srest NOTES,
Sho " o.t ouoons due Nov iut. oct9-lm
=
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE SECRET
IA SERVICE, the FIELD. TllR DUNGEON, AND THE
DT ALBERT D. RicHARDsoN,
N. Y. Trlbnne Corresppndeni. c

EsCAPE, '''O mn
DY ALBERT D. RicBARDsoN,
N. Y. Tribune Correspondent.
The most interesting and exciting book ever pubsbed
embracing Mr.. RiehArdon's unparalleled experience 9r
four yeara travelling through tha aouh In the SEQ
service fhe "TIbune at the outbreak OF the war with
our armies and fleets, both East and Was during Tho
hTst two years Of the Rebellion; his thrilling eaptuie
his confinement for twenty months in seven different
rebel prsunHi bis efcapo and almost miraculous Journey
by night of Aearly 400 miles II will abound in stirring
events, and contain Of the fael incident ana
romance OF the war than any other work published
HORACE UREHLY says;
"a great many books will yet le writIsn eoneerninq
this War IN addition to tue msny already in print; but
not ore OF them will give within similar compass a
clearer, fuller, readable account entirely from per
sonal observation, Of the nature, animus purposes ten
denclea aud inElrumantAlitss Of tho Slsvehodar Ra
bellion than does the uppretending narrative Of Sir
Richardson"
Teachers ladies, energetic young men, and esnesillv
returned and disabled officers and soldiers ia vsnt ~
profitable employment, will Gna It peculiarly Adspted n
their condition. We have agents clearing $40 per
send for circulars. Address
JONES, bros. Co,
Ne corner SIXTH and MINOR Streets
sepuz-lm Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31

GPEcIAL NOTICE.
NOS. seO AND eaa MARKET STREET.
We have now open for the inspection Of our customers
AI9 assortment Of the following goods comprising new
And handsome patterns suitable for private houses
churches saloons carriages.
% WlLTONs VELVET CARPETS,
"a do do do
"a ENGLISH BRUSSELS do
"a AMERICAN do do
81 TAPESTRY do do
aPLY IMPBEIAL, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN IN
GRAINS, vENRTIANs, LIST, RAG AND HEMP CAR.
PETS.
ALL SIZES OF VELVET AND WOOL PARLoR AND
DOOR MATS AND RUGS. OIL CLOTHS FROM TO
YDs. CUT TO ORDER.
AATTINds, SHADES. &C.
invite the attanlion Of our trade and customers 10
'nsss Koods and shall spare effort to hecomodate
49,, S wn postiveg Dc cold at small advance the
soslo hhp9rhuoa as We are anxious To establish a
trade TOR them. Call before purehaslng elsewhere.
W0RRRLL CHILD.
@2O and 2aa Market,
Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31

CARPENTTR1NG, &c.
-----------~--~----s-Ns7~
GEORGE II. TINDALL,
CoAIEACroR AND BUILDER,
snoP-No. Ill WEST STREET,
Ielow Second Street, in second story.
REsIpENoE- 493 EAST FOURTH STREET,
LMINGTON, DEL.
bling.
Mr. Tludall would respectfully inform tho pablle that
he Ia fully prepared to do all kiud. OF work
In his line, and hopes by strict attention to business 10
merit and receive share OF public patronage.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
TO TEAUAERS.
National Blackboard Stating,

For sale by JOHN D PORTER, No 4os Market st.
The above may be applied to wuud Paper, Plaster cr
painted boards, either new Old, aud eau he used wh
the common erRyOns with calk o. Slate or soapsope
pencils The manufacturer says It Ia warranted 10 rve
entire sAtsaeton when used according the directions
accompanying II. dec an
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soils Aussrs

HoLR A1RHTs
wM. HALL SON,
6da Broadway,
New York.
Before purchasing, send lora descriptive catalogue,
with price Augl2.2m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31

pABLk AT'n of all kinda on hand aud tor sale by
Ta0s.Y DRsJS IA NDIE,
5ll Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31

OLD o n YOUNG, WANTING A PLEASANT
resides ee for winter, will Ind 1t At THs LIVING
aaIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

A GOOD INvEsTMENT-FOR SALE. A LARGE FIVE
"A story double Tenement House, Thomas street near
West Broadway two stores the ground oOr house well
rented TO good tenant This property Is npdly increasing
in value for business purposes and is offered Tor sale low
account OF the residing foreign country:
half the purchase money remain mortgage be all
paid If desired. Particulars with 5. EMERSON, al
Eighth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

4 SPLENDID MANSION AND FINE FARM FOR
"A sale with immediate possession located two miles from
Tsrytown, the Hudson Mansion large and OF tasteful
architecture Is rooms, with spacious pazzas ali
round also good farm house. carriage house barns sta
bles &c Farm contains lis OF good land wen fenced
with and fences; several devoted garden
fruit besides two large orchards in fine producton
veral fine springs OF excellent water with failing
stream running through t. The buildings would cost ~
than asked for the whole View of
the Hudson surrounding country and ne,ghhornood OF
the best Map, price, terms, &c, with s. EMERSON, 42l
Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

ITO LET-ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR. ALSO
Front Rooms third floor, and Back Paror and Bed
with Board 70 single gentlemen gentlemen and
wives with all the modern improvements Apply at leo
West Thirty. sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

ITO RENT-TO A FAMILY OR PARTY OF GENTLE
l. men, n suit of well Furnished Rooms, first
ond floors; also Parlo with without Board Call
10 West Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

L,oR sALE-sEvERAL HOUSES, TWO STORY AND
basement; water, gas, marble mantels &C. will be
exchanged for unencumbered lots farm. Inquire Of
VAN WYNEN a BRO, ISS Court street, brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

LrCR sALE--A LARGE THREE STORY BRICK FAC
tory With engine, boiler and other fixtures all news
Likewise water suitable for buslness
the Psssac RIVER IN Paterson, ~ within twenty rnnu
walk OF the New YORK and Erie Railroad Also The sdens
unlne 81 desired Address Brown, box J2 Post orc.
Paterson, y. j., or inquire Of THOMAS RENARDsON %
Reade street, New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

L,oR SALE. ANY PERSON WISHING A PLEASANT,
convenient cheap and desirable Residence at Sing Sing,
short distance from the depot with Of land well
stocked with fruit &C. &c will find 20 their 10 call
upon me Immediately, at No. I0O Broadway.
C. BARNARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

VVANTED-A HOUSEEEEPER. THE ADVERTISER,
w being home much OF the Time wants rcspecta-
BILE middle aged female without inounbfsnce To- take the
charge three children aged aud
comfortable home staten Island may be
had nrst class reference required. Address NJ b. W.
Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

yyTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED FOREWOMAN, WHO
w understands application work and the getting up OF
lace sets, wells Address giving name and reference and
where last employ ed, box 40 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-WITH IMME.
~ mediate possession, at Tarrytown, the Hudson; a
good well built brick house 70 rooms, all in Ie order,
all modern improvements two bathrooms hot and cold
water throughout with about three acres OF splendid land
abundance Of choice fruits shrubbery and shade
failing spring of most excellent supplies the
house throughout and fountain the lawn FISH ponds,
&C. the view Of the Hudson and Degnborhood
best carriage houses stable &C Permits price and
with a. EMERSON. 42l Eighth