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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-11

VICTOR BECKER, =
PLANO TUNER AND REGULAToR,@6
,r-fr p :, ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
Connected during ten years with the Piano Stere of
JOHN 4. ELLIS, ESQ.,. and known Tuner .
for Chickering q Sons.
+ s POI. F.FH EsEL.F - H.rrr.sr yr.-..E B
ORDERS now RECEIVED AT
DEMPSEY & o T0oLE, ,Engravers, statio oners, &c.
326 Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9th and 10th SITS. 7
+. G. REICHENBACHs Piano Rooms, s
-a. 49s llth street, near Pennsylvania avenue. !
RErERENcEs.-Acadamies Of the Visitation in
Washington and Georgetown, Miss Juliana May,
Professors J. P. Caulfeld, Benz. Reiss, f. R. Kley,
and many citizens, -. sep n Inns
CLIFTON HELEN, kE u "a
- .5,a7 Late Paymaster d. g. Navy, ar /
CLAIMS BEFORE THE pEPanrMENrs "
OF THE GOVERNMENT. 5.'s
Claims for Prise Money, Lost Clothing, Bsunty,
scG Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other proper.
once % * street. Post en,cs Boz AVS wash.
ingto city, d. O. = je7-An
A PPLEs, ONIONS AND PorAToEs. ssE
500 Barrel, prime New Yorh APPLES. 7lg.. 1di
$40 ssirsl; PFHSs PfhS Rhode lsaad Red and Yellow
500 P:5Tsl; Bat ST%s Bacisye, Garter and Mercer
On hand il store and :rryns For sale low in
W. D. MACY, ,,
sep PPM 81 Smith 3 Wharf, Baltimore i
RY BRINsMApE 4 CLARK,
- Regular Licensed Auctioneers, 1'-1
.Io,ol, s12 Pa av., adjoining Mstropolitaa Hotel.
CARD TO TIE PUBLIC. I.i g,
a aSs
9eT oSn Sa services 70 the public for the selling Of
and Lot, Farms and Stocks, Horses and Carriages.
Merchandise, either on the premises or at our
store on as favorable terms as any Auctionsers in
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of our
riends and pergone wishing the services of auc-
foneef, believing that, from our experience Of Is
satisfaction. - - ss'~-' '
Sales at Store Every Evening. 's.,.-,.r S.,,1
kEEIHHNcEs:--Hon. J ohm W. Foruey, Richard
Mofehh.n fHsvs n 2 800 sep 19-lm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Psnnsylvania avenue, near willard Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER ACO.................D Directors
LEONARD GR0VER-.....C. d, HESS,
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Headquarters Armies Of the @. States,
ll,h February, 1865,
GENERAL oRDERs,1 h
February 20.


: The discipline and efficiency Of the army have been
greatly impaired by men leaving their proper com
mands to join others, in which they find service more
agreeable.
This practice, almost as injurious in its consequent
ces as the crime Of deserlon, by the Articles Of War
exposes the offender Ia similar punishment, and
subjects the officer receiving him to dismissal from
the army.
Il is therefore declared that the provisions of Gene.
raj Order, No. 2. of this date, from army headquar-
tsrs apply to such men a. have left thor proper com.
inands aud joined others without beng regularly
trar sferred. They will receive the pardon promised
in that order, upon complying with its conditions, or
cutler The consequences attached to negecting it.
The names of such abssntees will be forthwith re.
ported TO these headquarters by the officers with whom
they serving, and immediate measures taken to
return them TO their proper commands s
As soon practicable, an inspection will be made
and charges will be preferred against those who neg
lect 10 enforce this erder.
R. E. LEE, General.
February q. sa 84-6w
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Headquarters ARMIES Of the G. States.
nth February. 1865.
GENERA ORDERS. }
No. q.


No.a
IN catering upon the csmpsgn about to open. the
GencrsLin.C hte feels ISSUED that the soldiers who
have 50 long and nuhly horne the hsrdships and
dangers Of the war. require no exhor;ion to respond
10 the calls Of honor and duty.
With The liberty transmitted BY their forefsthsrs,
theS have inhered ihs spii, 10 defend IL.
The choice between war and abject submission i.
bcfne them.
To such proposal. brave men with arms in their
hands can have hui enc answer.
They cannot barter manhood FOR peace, NOT The
night OF seligoyernmcnt for life orproperiy.
But justice 10 them requires slerner sjmoniiisn
10 those who have abandoned their comrades 10 the
hour oil peril.
A last opportunity is offered them 10 wipe out the
Disgrace and escape the punishment Of their crimes.
by authority Of the President OF the Confederate
States, pardon Is anneuncei TO such deseriers and
men tempfcperly. sbsent rs shall return to the com
nnands 10 which they belong within the shortest pos
sies time not exceeding twenty days frsm The publ.
cation fhs order al the headquarters Of the depart
meni in which they may be.
Those wis may be prevented by interruption Of
communications may report within the tine specified
10 the nearest snrolling officer other officer on du.
ly, 10 be forwarded soon rs practicable, aud upon
presenting . certificate ftom such officer showing
eemplisncs with this requirement, will receive the
pardon hereby offered.
Thoe who have deserted % the service ofihe enemy
OF who have deserted after having been once pardon
ell for The sane offence. and those who shall desert,
or absent themselves without authority after the pub
cation Of this sder. are excluded from its beneks.
Nor does the Vsr Of pardon extend 10 other offences
| than deseriion and absence without permission.
Nv The same authority, Il Is also declared that no
general smnesty will sssin be granted and these who
refuse 10 accept the pardon now oersd Or who shall
hereafter desert or absent themselves without leave
shall suffer such punishment as the Courts may i'm
pose. and application fer clemsuey will be enter.
tanned.
| Taking new resolution from the fate which our
enemies intend Ger rs, LET every man devote all his
energies 10 tho csmmsn defsnse.
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Our resources, wisely and vigorously employed,
are ample, and with brave army. sustained by dc.
tsrnnsd and united people, success with Gods as
sistance, cannot be doubtful. .4
The advantages the enemy will have but little value
II we do not permit them TO impair our resolution
Let them oppose constancy to adversely, fotude
70 suffering, and courage 70 danger with the firm as
surance that He who gave freedom to sui fathers will
bless the efforts oftheir children to preserve it,
- Alese r. E. LEE, General,
February 20. s4-Gw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-02-22

REssssE ASp DE>Pa,a.- i.harles the ~ +,
Of Frin,r, WAS msdrtR Arfn, a. The
memorable II. BsrIhnio,new's mas,Asls.
conducted uadsr his auspices. Gu iestti,.
In. day alter HE hatchery 81 thilts t,,u,
usJ iisgueusts. he observed sc.rr.l fasl-
tlv.s ABOUT h.. p,iacr. aud ,aktn. tosl-
ing piece. hrei u aa them repeatedly.
Was IL sirang. that lie died III peruil.r
hsrrur: Nhal blaad,' he cried out.
shat nurder. -" al. ! ha,s followed
~i,kel .ds,cs. U. nv God psrdon ~.
aud DC mrrcifal. know not where aa
an - perplexed aad sgiiatsd. ~ vii.
all his end: What .hsitsl ds: an lost
fsrs,.r; know IL. Daring the PApist
persecution IN Rugiand sne lockwood dis.
ttassi.hsd himself ior has bu,y nsligplis.
snJ "a his lssl sickae., b. fell 30 rasing,
am utterly damned n lie vas erhsrt-
20 To ask mercy Of Col. but he reared cut.
"il Is nov TOO late. Tor have malicious j,
,ssEht the deata OF mauy Gail. persons.
sad that against ~. ssn csns,lsnce. and
tsertiors " 10 hpw leo iaie.
S,idie,s Jisiir.
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We regret 10 learn th,t Mrs. Col. w. ].
Clarke has just received intelligenced the
capture OF Col. Clarke. lie was al Din.
widdie Court House. on his way TO Rich
mond. TO report ior orders, and intending
10 pass BY his regiment. (ihs 2tth N. CO.
While he was At Dinwiddie, party Of
Gregg's Yankee cavalry came suddenly up
gu the place, aud Col. Clarke, with others,
were made prisoners. Raj Confederate.
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MARRIEW.

10 ;sis county on the al ofJanulty. al the resi-.
deace of !. w. Pafker, by d. q. Parrish. Esq. Mr.
DEWITT UwsrED u Miss soPHRoNiA PAR.
kER, al Of Orange county. I'M.
On Tuesday evening. The i4lh instant. at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDE by L. w. Hall. Esd, Mr. IONA.
THAN NICHOLS 70 Mt.. ELLEN Il. NICHoLs,
ell Of THE county.
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PIANO TUNING.

kJROF.c.O. PAPE. Of HiIlsborough Female Col.
lese, will attend to TUNING and REPAIR.
ING ofPlANOS in The hest manner and al most
reasonable terms. Orders lph at Messrs. Brown 4
Co.'S store, or at the Post Office, will be promptly
attended 10.
February Is. So
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RUNAWAY TAKEN UP.

nnf WILLIAM was taken up in Orange county
- y. ". and is lodged in is He says he was
sold ~ Richmond few DAYS before Christmas last.
Tie says ne dses know the name Of the man that
bought hun. but his former owner was Mrs. Jane
Humphrey. OF Spotsylsania county. Va. William
black. I'VE tel ii,. nchts high. about twenty enc
yeafs q age. Tbs owne. gel him by proving pro-
perry aud p.y al cos. snd chsrgrs.
X. VI. JONES, Sheriff.
Febauar -. ai-
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DesT Or TOO CEarAN.--tye. na~ bays,
dos't be too eettaia. Resenber ssthiRg is
sasier than 70 be nistsken. And ,f ven
permit yourself 10 be mistaken greatma.
ny times, e,sry body will lose confidence
n what you say. u you have any doubts
remove thsm by explanation. before speak
Ing eon6dentislly.
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Died, At his residence II thia place, on Sunday
morning lasf. Mr.lIENRY g. STROUD. aged about
forty years. iIe was Cor many years consistent and
usefsl member cfihe Baptist Church, and was much
respected BY bis fellow citizens and all Who knew
hiu..
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Blacksmith Shop and Foundry.

A Lii kinds Of Smith work done in the best style
2 and most serviceable manner, especially Axes,
and Mill and Machinery work of every description.
Those wishing work well done will not be disap-
pointed. Castings will be supplied 10 the extent Of
my ability, as 5000 as the damages sustained by the
late Hoods can lie repaired. 1850 y,
The highest prices given for CAST Stee!, old Scraps
Z.nc, Wheat, Flax Seso, dc.
4ssao., A. BROWN. 7.
February -. Y.t,.Se s87f 4l ST.
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RUNAWAY TAKEN UP.

ts0Y AARON was taksa up in Orange county
a \. e. ani Is ais ei IN jail. He says he belongs
10 George Treat. ot Petersburg, Va. Aaron STAN.
mer very bad, Is black. five feet eight inches high
snd ahol, tw.nJ -thiee yeas Of age. The owner
ran sei ha by proving property aad paying all cost
ard charges. - =, , :,
FEBRUARY ~. ST.
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ARMY NOTICE.

WALTER A. THOMPSON win leave Hillsio-
rough on Friday the 81 d March, for the Ar
my OF Northern virginia, By the way Of Dansiile,
aud will take charge OF boxes. free Of charge.
u The canfedsrs;s, Conservative. STANDARD.
Gseen.horoush PatriSt and Milton Uhrsnicic. please
copy
februsfy - s4--
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

Two NEGRO men and TWO BOYS to hire.
Apply 10. A. e. MURDOCH.
II am now acting as Agent to hire out or sell
Negtoes. ThSse who want 10 hire or sell would do
A. &. MURDOCH.
February Is. So
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Headquarters Reserve. NC.

tsauNeiItctS ue7Ci'st 49, ~
Adjatant Generals 0ifics,2
Raleigh, Dec. IL. 1904
GENERAL ORDER.
No. a..
A MAJOR G. :. srRlNGFELL0W. Adjltant
4. Gcnerai q. ). p. A. will relieve Cspt. John w
Hinsdale Assistant Adjutant General Of Reserves 81
Il g., and tho latter ofices will proceed 10 join the
u Regiment Reserves N. c.. as It's Colonel. having
been duly elected to that oico The 81 Of January.
1865.
Tho Lieutenant General Commanding. in taking
leave fCoone Hnsdale, tenders his warm congrat-
ulstions on his promotion, and earnestly hopes that
The intelligence. zeal and CALAMITY which has charac
terzed hs service as staff officer may bo msiured
ny experience into gresie usefulness, in his new add
moro extended sphere.
(sicnsd0 H.H. H0LMEs.
Lieut.. Gent Commanding.
| Official:
Cas- 5. SrniSsrELLow,
| Msior and A. A. Gcs'I
Feb. ls On 81 s3-e,
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MASS Plans AND GoD's PuRPosEs.--The
fsllsuinS illustration Of hsmaH fsily and
Divine power. 70 verify Of psblie atten-
ties:
There is one Circumstances connected
with the kapsIeon ia nily which histsrians
have mel ~ sst observed, but whichis we'll
~srtb nenu.n Napslesn the Great set
aside his own best fIiend and csunselIsr,
70 osiaiu an her 10 the tnrsss Of France.
Ne married prlncsss Of Aastr.s. aad BY
her had . sou. That birth ~asthas culai.
satins pant u MS power and digait,
frsm thsnce hs did sslhius but ds.csui.
Tia s,rd an sI,lr--snd ihs son also Whs
succesaed IN his name. his i.Rs. h.s pow
err? The child Of Hsr,snsr. VII. Was tbs
child Of Jsssphlns. IL the psnssa Of the
Rmp,rsr 81 The frsaeh. we ind not the
sHspripg 81 Napoleon the Great. bur the
of.p.lag Of his discarded vile. What an
iilust,e,lsn sirhe truth oflhe a,t4gs. /" That
u - nan whs proposes, out Gsd ~ha dis
poses.
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N z w MUSIC

JUST Published, SILVER BELLS (MizrR-
- KA0 composed by Charles .. Pape. and deli
Gated 10 Mrs. Jefferson Davis. Price 81. Orders,
ACCOMPANIED wv the Cash, and directed to Prof g.
%. Pape at Hillsborough, n. G., will be promptly
attended 10.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade.
February Is. So
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Headquarters Reserve, North Carolina.

sASSs4saitSib NcsofvSi NOFtn OaTOIHas
Adjutant Generals Office,
Raleigh, Feb. l4th, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER,
Nos.
4 ENROLLING OFFICERS in the State Of
As North Carolina will make diiligen, INQUIRY n
their respective counties for the arms &C., called for
in Gen. Lees appeal Of January rs, 1865.
They are required to receive all arms brought fer
ward under this appeal and restoring them to Capt.
A. w. Lawrence, an Ordnance officer Reserve N. C.
By csnmand Of Lieut.. Gen. HoLxEs:
JOHN w. HlNSDALE, N
Asst. Adj. General.
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Adjs,ant and Inspector Gems. Office.
sIchmonI, sept. II, 1868.


Richmond, sept II, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERs,l
No. i22.
I'LL THE following Act Of Congress is pu blsh-
AsAs ell fer the information Of al concerned:
Livery person not subject TO the Rules and articles
OF war; whs shall procure aud eulice soldier Of the
Confederate States 10 desert, who shall purchase
from any soldier his arms, unlorm clothing, or any
part lsereof, shall. upon legal conviction, be ined al
the discretion VI the Coui having cognzance Of the
same, any sum 10, exceeding three hundred dollars
and be mpdsoaed not exceeding one year."
BY orief 81 the Secretary oil War.
(Slgnedl s. COOPER,
Alju,ant and Inspr. Gsn1.
Headquarters Reserve, N. c.
Raleigh. Feb. 10.
Official: JN0. w. HuNSOALE,
A. a. General.
Pch.l6. s3--4
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\ OTIC !,

WHOSE concerned vii! ske nniice, that will mol
BE- rtspans5le ior any gain that is lefi at my
mill v hc ground. Il The after il j. ground.
,ions not tdAe Il away before night, for my mill is
broken upea very oiien.
FANNY THOMPSON.
Febnsry 30. s4-
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N o TICE .

I'M Tuesday OF February Court, at the Court
- House in Hillsborough, will sell to the high
est bidder likely Negro Woman.
]. M. TURRENTINE.
February 20. So
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death AID the future stats their csAvsr-
saiisn had 50 often turned upon these sub
jects. and they had read together book
called Heauen eur Hsae, which had In
tsrestsd him very much. He ones said to
her, We don't know in what stats we
shall meet again; but that we sha Il rscog.
nizs each other and be together In eterni-
~ an perfectly certain 1t seems as If
i had been intsnded to prepare her mind
and comfort her--thsugh Of course il did
not strike her then. She said she was a
wsBder tshersslf. and she was sure il was
in answer to the prayers Of her people that
sss was 50 sustained She feared il would
not last, and that times Of agony were be.
fsre her. She said, Thsre's aot the bit.
ternsss in this trial that felt when lost
my tssther--l was 50 rsbellisus then ;but
asw can see the mercy and love that are
mixed in my trial Her whole thought
now is u walk worthy 81 him, and her
greatesI comfort to think that his spirit il
alwaysnear hsr, and knows all thai she ia
dsiug."
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ON SALE. 8
l00 SNUFF BOXES and Jews Harps,
wv l0s lbs. Soda, 100 lbs- Hops, 500
300 lbs Birthstone. We,
! s0o lhs Borax. Fair Brushes,
5, so kegs Naiis.
I dog. Goat skins. Es ~
Peggins and Sewing Avis 49,
HIN. BROWN Z co.
$ February g. s2-
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GUNNER Retreats.
WOMAN'S INFIRMARY,
tHUMF FOX Nv MID FF.MNLES
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
OSEHUsD AND YIYTY sIITH ST., NEw YORK CITY
This most desirable Maison de Snne for ladies whose
health delicate there entire absence Of the appearance
of Hospital bep, really what ths above indicates
"a hosg where who needs rest and care can receive
treatment under the medical s, and have her diet
oa,hng and exercise regulated according to her needs
PROPER application Of electricity water treatment ana al
tne apphaes Of modern medical science used a. me case
requires The location il perhaps the finest the island
commanding extensive views surrounded by fine shade aud
and fruits
Board from s'o.o $40 per week for paying patients
One-thiid OF the patients free
required.
Application may be made TO Dr. J. w MITCHELL House
Physician and surgeon, at Washington Ueigt.
sndhhy sI,hst or at No. IS West Twenty.eightlstN New
ork
MEDICAL STAFF,
Physician and SuTgeou--J. ". MITCHELL IN
Consulting Physicsns-JOHN y. GRAY N. ID. . EDWD
BAYARD, NJ d. ~ ~
Consnllins suscons-ALExANDER HosAcK. NJ D.;
J. A. McVICKAI, NJ. ID. ~
WAYS OF ACCESS
TEE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD WAY TRAiNH atom q, on.
hundred and-hityteconds.
OnNBusgs pass the lntmary every halfhour coun.cpy
with the Harlem ntraus, the Second and Thi.d.xs
horse and steamboats, which ply between the lower pa
OF the city. Harlem and the High Bridge.
THK EIGHTH AYR CARS run TO Onebundrcd- sndtwentv.
fih-si.. aud omnibuses connect with them also
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A FFLlCIED RESlChED. ISNOkANCE
IA EXPOSED. PALACES UNMASKED! Dr. LAR.
kONIs Paris London and Nowi Medical Adviser and
Marsse Guide 80 cditonfp pages nearly 100 Anatomical
instraonsi upon Debility Urinary Deposits Structure IA.
ropesu Hospital Practice. the Authors unegualed Pans and
London Treatment &C. All who would avoid unsuccessful
and oabaous treatment should get tins original wo1. OF the
AMERICAN NEWS CO., l2i Nassaust: +. WARNER, No.
Nesey-st. price S consult tie DOCTOR, No. IJ Broad
way tup stsrsj New Oh. from Ia ~. 70 D.
1--WE with other papers N recommending Dr. Lar
mont and bis wOrk"iCourri des Eats Un German die
Reform Dispatch Stats Zeltung Atlas Medical Review Sc
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CusS p IrVFKICn Pres Bank Of New.l ork.
IFVFRICU 4 Co. Com. Me chants No. Ill fehFst'
SAMUEL hURLBUT Baltimore, Md.
WALTERS q Co.. Baltimore, Md
DUNLOP MONTCU RE Co, Richmond.
STONE, NICHOLS 4 STONE, New'lofk
ID Il MORGAN Newly OK.
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IL FORTFs-Wareroom No. l3s Grands,, near Broad
y.y fll assortment OF those Instruments winch nave
been well nowu In this market for than thirty years
family hand Our facilities are such as enable Us 70
furnish Piano. aud prices satisfactory to purchasers
Dr-crip,,e Circulars sent by mail. Storage ior Pianos
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--------- NV YORK Aug 20 ,ha
,>,n xoTJCF-At a meeting oil w w
- Board SI pi,fsyp Of FOUR ~ PER CEN. ssybs
TN day s p'a ret Gaming. Of the last sir mosa'
Sne s o.. Of s Ser nee rom me ,rr the %
The Book. OF I.n.s WI st ~ ins until 10 day e. ~
of business on Saturday '' p.c' CALHOUN fr'sds'''
tenibeT -
Is. SEAxAS. Csshes
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60 Get.

A HANDSOMELY Furnished fOur-stOry
N BROWN STONE HOUSE 10 let on Madison ave, be-
ow Tbiretl At from October 20 April l. Rent $500 per
month. FISH BLINEN. No. 3ii Broadway.
vI'O LET-At Maspeth, l.. L., good two
i story HOUSE, with an Acre OF Land good Barn.
Stable Sc on Mapesvr., about u mites from Grand st.
II Oldsip.
TI,O LET-In the Bible House. Aston Place,
SUIT Of OFFICES on I'd floor fronting on ThirdaVe
with every convenience well adapted for Society or Com
many Immediate possession given. Another OfflCE, also
Apply at the Toasurets Office, foUIth-ayc. entrance
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lTINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS

-Larre and thriving settlement, Of Vine and; mild
climate: 80 miles south Of Philadelphia by railroad.
Rich soi produces largo crops twenty oce tracts st ~
per acre payable within four years. GOOD business opening
GOOD soce;y Hundreds settling and making improve
ncn. Apply to CIiAs. X LANDS, Postmaster, 'in'land
Lands township. ~ j. Letters answered. Paper containing
fn information win be free. From hrpof Of Satoa
Robinson 1ricual Editor Of The 1,tIac nfs one N ne
mott eTfeire JsJtl, f,0c's dDost reI po"icH of
.uifa5e condition p,asaHt farming thai Ue hnoU " M
rde Of the Wesfeyn PrGirIes.
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Real Gstatt for Sale.
rI,O CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL Sci H.

IW CAfII ALlSIS anu NJ Oh a. c,r A TH
i TLERS.-A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL E,m.nt
for capital and settlers to ma
Southern States the unde rsgnod Tor the h have
lively citizens the States Of Tennessee anu 80 er for
Associa ed Themselves as General Agents anu ;r;pr for
SALE to Capitalists, and the very u', mall amounts OF
favorable locations at the South, rse on lands In the
the mos, valuable improved and uniupfo'su ''"O' "
world. .,a,e NJ cuitiya.
Many NJ these lands are now in the hisbe', sao "
ton aud producing from hteeh S "a vent five huni
pounds Of ICED cotton from thonssnu ,,,
rod rorp of rood uerchantsbe sugar per wv -,
from hfty to seventy five gallons .. % 81 the
This rrcft bile crops Of cereals lhNi'e w 49, - !.
80 ST. az ali kinds may be eas'iy iaheu having ueo
~ ~, over those latitndes where long ana severe
~. "a m gch housiag. iredii ana attehnoh =,
~ ie,d. sre situated In tho states OF tennessee Aa
-. Nsssiuni Arkansas. Louisiana ana lext- many y,
~ Eis rivers and other nayigabe water courses ad ran
- so,dng good fronts and opportunity or suod'ioh'
aud easy access to nisiAe'' -. NJ - x ,v nj, thu Al,
Isp,ic norris and landed with full cargo on the banks OF we
Teche ST Marys Parish Louisiana. country N the
st state OF before the of unsur sstd Ter
tv aud beauty only spot il believed where the sugar
cane q certain crop IL the United States ana can coinre
successfully with product Of ho West India Islands ne
aud matic diseases are unknown IN 's ~
eion except when introduced from ofte, localities
The climate is balmy end pleasant all the year f,nu
Churc es schools fine Sugar Houses saw ana rrst MINIS
with abundant labor for Lire. All invite Immediate Occur
patton. ,,r II
Such opportunity fOr investment was never before offered
IN this county -. .. c,.1
1ney will offer also arre amounts Of Memphis my anu
snbuTban property; improved and uaiupt"Ncu,
storrhOuses city residences, and country villas esoe
for town. mills, and country stores ,:,.,;,
For further information Maps and Diagrams hppsh,
must be made to the Office Of rrgned nj Neups'
Tennessee p C. BETHEL Of Louisiana.
r. C. BRlNkLEi Of Tennessee