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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11

: nHxqusAEN TowNsHIp.--The election
in Goshen Township last week resulted in
the defeat Of the Disuniop ticket, with the
exception Of two Trustees, who were elected
by one and nine majority respectively. :
This does frstcrate for Goshen, and is but
the precursor of what the fiends who are
engaged in the unhallowed work Of breaking
up the Union may expect hereafter, q,tc
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Sherif's Sale.
James r. Hunt
Jesse White, ct al.

Jesse White, ct al.
PY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
- the court Of common pleas Of Belmont Co
Ohiol will offer for sale at the front door OF the
court house in st. Clnirsville, on
TUESDAY, May Z, 1891,
between the hours Of 10 NJ and p NJ of said day
the following real estate, described as follows 20
wit Beginning Tor the same 43 60.I00 perches
north Of the southeast corner OF the southeast
quarter OF section 2i, township 8 and range s;
thence north TO station ~ ~ 80 100 perches;
thence north rs l0-2 west 80 20-l00 .perches TO
station 8; thence south 30t ives: 80 2O.I0o
perches 10 station 4 in the centre Of the road:
thence south 35i east IL 78.lO0 perches 10 the
place OF beginning. containing two (2) acres with
the appuriennnces thereunto belonging.
Appraised at the sum Of
Terms oil sale cash. P. LOCHARY,
$500 Special Master.
Sheriff 8 office, 81. Clairsville, April 4, 1861.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11

RT~BULLY FOR York. -'For the first
time since the world began as our fat
friend down at the West end Of town would
say, Republican Assessor has been elected
in York Township. York will york EN-"
yet, some of those DAYS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11
Sherif's Sale.

30 ShOAAA ~ 6e04Os
James Kelsey VS.. Robert ii. O'Neil, ct al.
DY WHITE OF IN order OF sale 10 me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county,
Ohio will offer for sale, the front door of tho Couri
House, in ST. Clarsvilie, on IL
TUESDAY, May Z, 1891,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, I'D o'clock ?.
n OF said day, ihe following real estate, 10 wit
Lots No. ~ y and 4, In the town Of Bellaire des-
iyiiaied on the plat Of said town. 81 t1Fi l'r
AI.SO--L.ot No. a. pa Block No, 25i known and dcs-
ignated on the plat Of belnifc City.
ALso-All The undivided Interest OF The said Robert
H. CNeil in certain piece parcel OF lund decided by
Jacob Davis ssd wie 10 the said oNcil und Oliver NJ
ponsler y decd hearing dale March ~ lsa, and de-
scribcd follows Lying West Of Cherry alley Bellpre
and bounded aud dese ibea m said deed nude by Davis
and wit. the said ONe and Sponscr us the part o
said premises which 10 erected arge brick dsvelli.
house and other Buildings now occupied by the suid
o Neil and Sponslef, and containing ons-haif acre
fApprtsised as tollowsi 70 , III
I,ot ........s.. 81. :. -. s.S35O0.
I.ot4...............'..... Nn.
ff q I.ot Ia Block 25i. .........4.. l5O.
.lt The undivided parcel OF land being one
half acre and Known as the premises
~. G ! upoi which II. II. ONeil roeides. ,. .t05o
Terms OF sale cush. TO " ~ p. L0CHARY,
go - ~ Sheriff aud Special Master.
Sheriff. ONCE, ST. clairsvillc, April1 isci.-s5
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Sherif's Sale.

Isaac G. Amber VS.. John Cochran.
DY virtue O. vendi 10 me directed from the
ID court Of common pleas Of Belmont county
Ohio, will offer for sale at the residence Of the
defendant John Cochran, in Pultney TIP on
81 SATURDAY, April 70, 1861,
between. the hours Of 10, A. NJ, and Ar. NJ, OF
SAID day, the following goods and chatties to wit
one dun mare, one brown mare, one bay mure,
one yearling. colt, and one two horse wagon
Terms oil sale cash. rrr1l l-r i-ir-
$500 ; asl P. LOCHARY, Sheriff
Sheriffs Office. ST. Clairsville. April 4. 1861.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11

0aRDroRs never annoy man as long as
he Is getting up in the world. A man of
wealth only pays his butcher once q year.
Let bad luck .oyertake him, and his meat
bill will come in every morning, e. regular
as breakfast and hungry children. Never
plead guilty Of poverty. So far as this world
is eonceTned, you had better admit that you
are scoundrels ~ a''t'a'i4 i'sles4 !,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11

pv~APoLoGETo. The great press Of
news upon our columns, and desire to lay
before ourreaders the very latest news from
the South, compcls us to leave out our usual
Market Reports this week.
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Y'tarEiea.

wALI.AcE-wIsE- ihe 9TH h,n by the Rev. Jno.
MoiIal MI. Matthew Wallace and Miss Mary A. WISE
MCBRIDE BRYsoN-At Pleasant Retreat Parson.
age, Marinsve. Ohio, on The I'd inst by Rev. James d.
Fitzgerald, Mr. John d. Mcfride 10 Miss Sarah BrysoD
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sHERIFF,S SALE.
Nicholas Crawley

Daniel Grimes, ct al
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
- fIom the court Of commsn please of Belmont
county, Ohio will offer for sale at the front
door OF the court house in St. Cairsville, on
Saturday, April ~, 1861,
between the hours OF 10, A. N. and 4,P. NJ, oil
said day the following rea estate to wit: Lot No
l in Block No. 20, in Belaire City. Belmont coun.
iy, Ohio, with the appurtenances
Appraised at sli5o
Terms OF sale cash.
$500. r. LOCHARY, Sheriff.
SheIif's Office, St. CiairsvilIe, March 20, 1861
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11

ntA-A School WANTED. The subscri-
Der takes this mode to inform School Direc-
tors that he wishes to obtain employment as
teacher in some district school during this
Spring and Summer. His address is St.
Clairsyille. JSo. II. THOMPSON.
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Sherif's Sale.
Martha Ferrell, ct al
Nancy Holmes. ct al.

Nancy Holmes, ct al.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
- from the court OF common pleas Of Belmont
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the front
door Of the Court House, on
Saturday, April II, 1861,
between the hours Of 10, A. " and 4. I'm. oi
sad gay, the following real estate 10 wit; Tract
5, the q. e. qr. Of section IL, and the q e. or OF
sec. ~ all OF which Is in township No. 8, and r
No. =. beginning for the first at stone planted
a. The corner Of sections No S, 8. II & IL; rum
,ng thehee 2. oyYe 40 poles, thence ow 20
poles; thence Ia W 1872 poles; thence 81 ow
964-IoO poles: thencen 6734 W i6 81. 100 poles;
thence ~ w Is 54-l0o poles; thence 81 w
10 o1-lOO poles; thence 7oi 9w 8I.i00 poles;
thence 70 w l6 56-l0O poles; thence $ IS > "
5.lOo poles; thence $ IL poles; thence n 50 .
side Of the creek; thence IS Sc 80 22.iOo poles:
thence 19 e 25 IS 100 polee; thence S5i . e
u 9s-so0 poler; thence n 76 oe 8 42-l00 poles;
thence A. " 3c-l0O poles, 10 section line
thence 80 ee 40 poles to the East end Of the r
the Railroad; thence 77oo 81 2o.Ioo poles and
thence i " Is 5o-loo poles TO the beginning,
containing 176 acres 2 roods and perches.
Tract No. 9. Being in the Norh East quarter
section No. ii and the South East quarter OF
section No. IL, Township 8 and Range 4, begin
ming al stake on the section line Is So loo poles;
n lee from the corner Of sections No. SO, II &
u, running thence along the Railroad II Q W 81
20-l0o poles 10 the East end OF the K. X. Bridge;
thence ] 0 W poles to The section line; thence n
s9 " 40 poles TO Baugh's line; thence 7w 20
l8-l00 poles; thence 1Oow 18-100 poles:
thence n 81 W 33.100 poles; thence n SO ; " I
50-l00 poles; thence n7ee 40 poles; thence n
% . W 81 poles TO the North line Of The quarter;
thence $50 9e 14l poles TO the East boundary Of
section No. 10 and thence 9 wl4l 34-lO0 poles
10 the beginning, containing l02 acres, rood
and thiriy.two perches.
Tract No. will be sold subject 10 the dover
interest described as follows to wit. Beginning
at the corner Of section S. 6, ii e. IL, and punn-
ing thence 80 os 40 poles thence slew 20
poles; thence l7t > W l32 oles; thence OF 8. Z
W wl6 si-10o poles; thence 70 W IS 81 100 poles;
thence sSl W Is 54.lO0 poles; thence 70i W 3
4S-l0e poles; thence 80 l56 50.1OO poles;
thence zee 81 20-l00 poles; thence 9w Is
56-loo poles to the beginning containing 73 acres
roods and 80 perches.
Appraised Us follows: Tract No. 1, subject to
the dover interest above described, at $1,000 90
Tract No. 2, free of dover, at Sl252 So.
Terms Of Sale; ne-third on the day Of sale,
one-third in one year and one. third in two years
with interest on the deferred payments.
p. LOClIARY, Sheriff
SherfNs office, St Clairsville, March 2s, 1861.
$1,000
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11

,IItNsS, D! srotr, Republican, was on
Monday elected Mayor Of Dubuque by Rs3
majority. The Republicans carried siz out
Of the ten Aldermen. Dubuque has hither-
to been strongly Democratic. ~ 81, tiser 3
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11

s@-So,ne interesting statistics of this
county may be found in the letter of our
Columbus correspondent this week.
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SheriH's Sale.
David Harriott

4tF I4sa i1n- i vs.. IEa af
James McConaughey, ct al.
RY VIRTUE OF an order Of sale To me directed from
- the Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio
will offer for sale At the front door OF the Court House.
in st. Cnirsville, on
Saturday, April Fl, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o'clock
OF said day, the following described real estate 10
will Being par OF Section No. ~ Township snnd range
the being par OF the SoutE and North-E quar-
tiers OF said section and bounded the East by the lands
Of Thomas Mccall on the North by the lands Of Thomas
Mccall and Joseph Mccall, the West by lands now
occupied by L. NJ Thornlon, aud the South by lands
Of avid Harrot and the line Of said second tract OF
land containing 100 5000 acres.
The second tract being part Of the North East quarter
of Section No 23 Township No Of Range and bound
ed the East by lands Of Charles Atkinson, the North
by the fist described tract Of land and the land occuned
by L. NJ. Thornton md the section line between sections
% and "a, the West by lands OF John Dgey, and
the South by the lands OF Benjamin Reed containing "
acres.
First tract appraised at s8t!6Q
Second tract appraised al saio0 p LocHARY,
Terms of sale cash. Special Master.
Sherif's Office, March %, 1s6l.-s6.00.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11

MASONIC and 1. o. o. r. CALENDAR
b.. Clairsvilie Chapter, No. II, Reysi>
Arch hasons, meets every Friday evsnise ~
D. q. NH.sssI;; EuSssE s4sL. sSl;s;! \; =. ~. ~
Belmont Lodge, No. 10, Free anG Aeespssl Ne,
cons. meets every Wednesday evening On o. psese
ling the full neon. FT-'
. ws KESNoN, ". NJ
Mystic Lodge, No. 100, I. o. o. R,~S
,o.n =; kIisE. Nc. <
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Tuesday, April "a, 1851,

~ he front door of the Court House, In S CIaifsve IN
$40 county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
WIT situate IN the county of Belmont and State Of Ohio
ana being Y section No 20, Township q Range p and q
mencng nj stake in the SOUTHEAST corner Of said lot
where two projecting streets called Franklin and fsvine
sfcch inefsect each other, running thence In Northern
corner OF Dodson and McTcefs lot; thence In Western
direction on the line Of ssh Dodson and MERGERS lot
proscnng street called Clinton arect hence in South
street hence IN MI Enstern direction on the North line
o. SAID hnyine street 10 the place 81 beginning contain
ing elghyfwo hulidtedis Of M acre. or less.
Appraised at si75 r. LOCHARY,
go - = . Sheriff Of Belmont county Ohio.
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New Adrrrtisem,ents.


IN Ot1Ce
Is HEREBY GIVEN that en- elplIcs ,ion will
Governr Of the State Of Ohio. praring for the
pardon Of SAU UL X, RuG4tEa, Who sas con.
ys.icted Of the crime Of BnrafSry, IL ne Summer
Term, A. d., is SO, Of the Couft ~ Common 4 ieas
Court 10 the Peniiendary lor ihs MA of years.
April II, 1861. 81
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SAEKxEF'S S.qLE.
Horoar ..1 IIm

Berger and Hoffman
VS..
August Schram ct al.
Ky virtue OF an order Of sale TO me directot
- from the court Of common pleas Of BeImon
county Ohio, will offer for sale at the lront doc,
OF the court house In ST. Clairsville, on
TUESDAY, May Z, 1891,
between the hours 10, An, and 4, r. n. of said
tay,the follow ing real estate TO wit situate in tbe
county Of Belmont and State Of Ohio, and in Bell
oire cit y known and dcs ignnted on the plot of
said be Ilaife city ss Lot No. 8, In Block No Is
Appraised atsi4oO. Terms of sale cash
49, P, LOCHARY,
$500 Sheriff and Special Master.
sherifs offce. ST. ciairsville, April 4, 1851.
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Court OF Common Pleas OF BEL
mont County, Ohio.
Jenkinson Wright, Administrator of Elisha
Brown, deceased,

Hannah Brown, ct al.
lIRAM BROWN, who resides Ia the State Of Illinois.
L Joshua Brown, Milton Brown, Joseph Brown.
Lewis Brown, Mary A. McGifg tin, and a daughter OF
Beijuniin brown, deceased, whose name Is unknown,
all supposed 10 be residing In the State of
heirs and Legal representatives Of said Elism Brown,
deceased, and Hannah Brown, Mary Y. Bsvts, Martha
J. Bowls, Alfred Y. Bowls Hanson d.. BowlS Lipdley
Bowls aud William Nichols, and any unknown heirs cf
said Elisha Brown deed, II there be such, will take no.
ce that said Administrator, The 6h day Of ieg
hed hs petition In said Court the object and prayer OF
which Is 10 obtain order &c o. the nex term Of
said Court TO be begun aud held on the 4th OF June 1891
tor tue assignment Of The lower Of ssid Hau,sh Brown
the widow Of said Elisha Brown, deceased In and for
The sale OF the following real estate of which the said
Elisha ,rcw died seized consisting Of two tracts Sit
uaie in belmont county, Ohio The 6fst ract Is ma r,
q The wes,i'sH Of See rsk 80 esnse d bssinnnr
or lis boundaries on the West line p said section and
running ihcnce ~ 7O9 f. Al poles ihonce s. 76= H. ~
poles 10 the North side OF McAIalons Greek; thence up
said Creek S I2l9 w. 33:B poles; thence S 81 W. Y6
~ poles to the West line Of said section and thence will,
said section line N. 47 57 poles to the place OF be.
ginning containing 2acres and ~ poles of land more
less Tie second tract is part OF the ~ f. quarter Of
Sec u Tp: aud Range beginning for lis Boundaries
NJ the NORTHEAST corner OF said section and running
thence &C. containing IS acres roods aud 20 perches
OF land, more or less iIts
JENKlNsoS WRIGHT,
Administrator OF Elisha Brown,
apll4w by Cowen & Hoxe, his Attorueys
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11
Sherif's Sale.

benjamin r. ogle Va. Daniel Goodwin.
ny VIRTUE of All order Of sale 10 me dfecied lrom
-, we Coun Of Common Pleas Of Belmont county,
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Z. Z. s........ 4. .la., 3, M p !. 2. ~ y
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R3- 10 mol conIound thls Kemsdy WIN Tho fo e4ped
chemical Feod y and particularly AVOID an prelara
tops tanng iroa. Nhih IL pAxGksorr. sad ttltsw
Sold BY fbc rapst respectable bruss s.us ilrs lhpst
the United statcs and nriiih rovincs. sud vkdtSss
aud Retail at tho General Depot thc nisd smcsg
y =. wINCHEsTfR, &c Jehn strsst H. T.
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RY virtue Of an order Of sale to me drect TED
- from the court OF common pleas Of Belmon
county, Ohio, l will offer for sale, at the from
door Of the Court House, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-11
" Winchester's Genuine Pfspsfdijcn'
Is TIE ONLY PrifArrx VIZ

Form Of Or, Churchill,s Remedy. a fMsds ~ -
original FORMULA 1he eetion of he HypD9aephi}e
coSsnrcrn sEKyors yoRcx, and they lrs IT, n
PowUrrL orsxRkTNa A0rm Ksdrh. ma G1Bcl
upon tho tubcrcular coudition u INNED1ATxs ~ -
GEyKRAL syNrroAs rlBAPrrAp pISd Win RAFmny yn6d
Is sxkiiY nAKvuors. They relissv tho 65dsh, tk1&1s
expsctosation, tn1goxe the appetne, 0xref 4ieuhqa
the rtgLt saxdts, tllls, and (sru ccase he bouet
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

FURNISHED RooMS-IN SUITS OR SEPARATELY
L with private table only without Board 10 Iet M
very low terms, at 81 Fourth street. Lafayette plae
and Broadway fa'e
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.--A NUMBER OF NICELY
II furnished single ROOMS the top floor OF the class
house 2i Ninth street. Broadway to respectable ladies'
or gentlemen; Board III desired
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

IRVING HOUSE, TWELFTH STREET NEW YoRK-A
few very desirable Suits of Rooms e with or without
BOARD families, for the winter Also few single Rooms
lot gentlemen. GEO. w. VESEY.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

Il Parlor and md Bedroom are offered to two gentlemen
vae family Of refinement Apply at bS East Twenty
street. 'y so'Shh
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

POARD.-THE WHOLE SECOND FLOOR OF A FIRST
- class house to let, with Board, family party of
single gentlemen at II East Twelfth street. between Unver
sy place and Fifth avenuc dinner At six O'Clock private
BILE ii desired.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

DOARDING---A SMALL FAMILY CAN OBTAIN A
ID Front Room. with or without sma! at achcd
also good sized Room for single gentleman Terms
sonabe Location No. 81 West Twcuyeghh street
Sixth and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

DOARD IN BROOKLYN.-SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR
ID families can have Handsomely furnished front Rooms
ioor In frs; class private family, with
Board 22 State street; every gwen inud
ing bath aud gas. desirable location; terms low.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

ISHssEnNuErhs FER STEAMSHIP AFRICA ARE RK-
speeu uy ~ ptnel thal she viii not sa on Wednesday
Boats 10 convey them board X0l leav, III.
wharf al Jersey City At four ocock on Thr.dv
18Th instant H. GuNARD Nh n,,.i', !. s,ans ,o'"s
Nsw YoRg, Dec. II, 1861. s ~
The New York herald., 1861-12-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME CouRT-CITy AND COUNTY OF NEW
- Yorh.-Abel I. Anderson and Stephen Cambreleng,
Trustees agans. The Liverpool Borough and John
Gordon ForoesSumrons for relief (con ITO
above defcrdants-You hereby required
the complaint in this action which viii be aicd in
the Ciy Hall said CITY, aud 10 copy yor
said complaint the subscribers their Office No II
Wall street. in the city of New York, within twenty days
after The service of this smmons you exclusive Of the
day Of such service and you fail the said com
plant within the aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action
viii apply the Conrl the relief demanded In the
plant. CAN BREbhNH x PINE, plaiunls Attorneys
DArEp New foRs Nov. IL 1851,
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

L,RoNT AND BACK RooMs-roR cFNTI rMAN Avn
Wife or single r., with without Board
has every convenience; dinner O'clock terms mode
rate. 'e''' 'io"e
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

BOARD ON MODERATE TERMS, WITH A PRIVATE
ID family, for gentleman wife single gentle
men, References exchanged Apply at 206 West Twenty
second street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

DOARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM
- than they require would let with Board, the entire
second oor unfinished and curtains,
gle gentlemen and their wives that desire
comforts OF home, In first class brown house, with
all the modern Improvements; wilt be modeI7t, and
references exchanged 10 East Twenty seventh street.
Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

DOARD AND FRENCH INSTRUCTION-IN PROBES.
ID T. Fezandie's family No. ~ Unon sluare Refer.
required.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

~ bath hot and cold water 6c can be bad with Board
AZ East Sixteenth street, Union square Terms
two ncludins fire and 81 week Dinner
clock.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

1 BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN-BY A SINGLE
- gentleman in a strictly private family; location be
pleasant and convenient to price not exceed s. rer
week Tor partial Board dinner at Those replying will
please state number In famiy and full particulars
teho W De paid them Address for two days Columbia,
box Isl Herald once, references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

BOARD IN BR0OKLYN.-TWO HANDSOMELY FUR
- nishcd Suits OF Rooms on second hoor, with large
+ closets also two single Rooms, may lie had, With
Board in modern house. desiraby located. at los Clinton
F. street. OF State
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

LfOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
hs, class steamer viii leave New York the 1fh
anu 2lst of each month except when these
day, when the day OF departure Will be
lowing.
forneist passage apply a. The only Office No Bow.
I'M Green. D. u ALLEN Agent
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

ITO LET.-AN EXCELLENT CHANCE TO GET
three story and high stoop House AZ half its former rent
Mt l5l West Thirty sixth street with modern
for $50 per month"; genee ncighborhooi Address or cali
on w J.. SABEY, II Broadway.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

RkookLfN nEi0HTs.-A LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM
o rent y with Is Board suitable for gentleman and wfe
contiguous to ferries; terms moderate Appy al 81 Willow
street 80 = :
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

WINES AND LIQUORS.

A THE SEVENTH AVENUE DISTILLERY 3l9 AND
n s1 seventh avenue between Thireth and Thirty yfr
New York the largest Of the best
liquor the least money Call and he satisred. B.
Liquors for sale in bond. WM. HUGHES SON
DURE BOURBON wHIsKEY.-COPPER DISTILLED
l. fer sale IN lots to suit purchasers
TRACY IRWIN Co, "a and 2So Broadway.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

k DOARD IN BROOKLYN-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
- or two single gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleasant Rooms and Board In gentee private family rsd
ing at 2J7 Henry Atlantic, house
the modern improvements.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN AND
IA wife, can obtain pleasant Rooms, with full parai
Board and reasonable terms 70 Beecker re
Broadway Dinner at q O'Clock. References exchanged;
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

IITANTED-FROM Twenty TO TiIIRrY-rrvE RE.
" crts for good regiment now at the sea, of Re
ci.ng officers having that
liberal bonus do by addressing H. S. boz ia Herald
once for DAYS.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

A VsTRALIA KANGAROO LINE FOR MELBOURNE
~ Positively first ship TO sa--f'he magnificent packet
ship SlMonA 1a0tcus burthrn Has elcgnnt nccomnota
tions for rt nn eud caes GERS Apply MAIL
LER, LORD QUEkAU, l0S Will street
ght bills FOR sale Lord Co. NJ Melbourne
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

n 7 IS EAST ROADWAY-BOARDING-TW VERY
IA pleasant single Rooms, with repaces for single gen
tcmen and double Room second floor Terms
very moderate.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

AT THE LARGE FIRST GLASS DOUBLE HOUSE l27
IA Beccker street, west OF and near Broadway is really
hfst class family Boarding House. with Rooms
In size and comfort in SUITS snge the cheapest place in
the city for the style and quality Of what is offered.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LA DIES AND
"A gentlemen having any cast or Clothing Furniture, Car
pets and Jewe,ry will the highest price calling
or addressing A. HARRIS 5s5 Third avenue. Ladies
tended By Mrs Harris
The New York herald., 1861-12-19

HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GERMAN FAMILY
IA would let few elegantly furnished Rooms with
celent Board Frepch stye gentlemen gentlemen and
their wives at 20 West Ninth street. between Fifth Sixth
avenues. French and English spoken References a.
changed.
The New York herald., 1861-12-19
DRY GOODS.

A MIS-. GAfNoRs-HoLIpAY GIFTS. HANDSOME
"A embroidered Corsets from 81 90 to s. 80; BanoraI
ssrs four yards WIDE all coors from 81 IS 90; Hoop
skirts and Gorses late Styles endless from 81
broadway, Union