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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-01-09

MARRIED-December 25, near Rodney,
by Rev. J. Barringer, Mr.. JAMES WATTS to
Miss ELIzAsETH MossNAN; all Of Gallia coun-
ty, o.
On December 3lst, by Rev. j. T. Miller
Mr.. L. E. SHEPARD to Miss AGEEs NJ. THoSfP
SON; all of Gallia county, Ohio.
In Vinton. on the 26th ult.. by Rev. d.
Wilcox, Mr. JAMES h. PORTER and Miss MARY
EWING.
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Notice..

nN the 9Th day of January, A. D. 1862.
" Mrs. Margaret Shepard deposited with
the Treasurer of Gallia county, agreeably to
law, eleven dollars and thirty cents for the re-
demption of 8 acre lot number 1893, in sec
tion %, town 3, range fourteen, Gsllia county,
Ohio, sold for the taxes, interest and penalty
due thereon, January 9th, 1860. The holder
of said certificate Of sale will take notice
thereof. WIN. NASH, Aud. q. q.
Jan, 9, 1862
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AL of which is respectfully submitted.
VALENTINE SWITZER,
R. P. PORTER,
ROBERT CARTER,
Commissioners.
The State Of Ohio, GalliG County, IS.
1, JOSEPH HUNr, Clerk of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, within and for said county, do
hereby certify the foregoing to be q true copy
of the original report, now on file in the Clerks
office, which was by said Court at its Novem-
Der term, 1861, ordered to be published in the
Gallipolis Journal according to law.
In testimony whereof, / hereunto
set my name and sffix the seal of said
L'S' Court at the Clerks Office in Gallipo-
lis, in said county, this Both day Of
December, 1861. JOSEPH HUNT,
Jan. 9, 1862. Clerk
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R It is rumored that the wife Of
the Lieutenant Colonel OF regiment
stationed near Alexandra, escorted by
a Captain Of the same. regiment, went
beyond our exterior lines on Sunday
and have not since returned.
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Skerif'S Sale.

The State Of Ohio, Gallia County, 81.
DURSUANT to the command of an order
Il Of sale issued from the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Gallia, and
State OF Ohio, and TO me directed, will offer
at public sale at the door of the court house in
the town Of Gallipolis, in said county Of Gal
liza. on the 25th day of January, A d. 1862,
at the hour Of one o'clock P. n. Of said day,
the following real estate, to-wit: A certain
parcel Of land, situate in the said county Of
Gallia, and State Of Ohio, and described as
follows, to-wit: One hundred and seventy
two acres, the northeast quarter of section
thirty, (3O) township three, % range fourteen,
ll4) in the Ohio Company's purchase, in Gal
liza county, being more particularly described
and bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning
at stake in the east line of said section cor
ner to the southeast quarter thereof, and be-
ing corner to fifty acres, part of said south
east quarter; thence with line Of said south
east, W. forty-two chains to q stake, corner Of
Switzer, from which a hickory sixteen inches
in diameter bears N twenty-nine links and
another ten inches in diameter bears N thir-
ty one z. twenty-five chains; thence with
line Of the N. ". quarter N. forty chains for
ty links to stake, from which a white oak
bears N. twenty-five links, and q chestnut
oak bears n. eighty-6ve E. ten links; thence
E. forty-two chains and seventy five links to
the N. E. corner Of section to post, from
which a white oak fourteen inches in diane
ter bears s. forty -four degrees W. eighty links
aud white oak eighteen inches in diameter
bears south forty-nine degrees E. thirteen
links; thence south forty chains to the begin
ming, be the same more or less; heing the
same premises conveyed by John R. Smithers
to Amos Betz, and including the right Of Way
also conveyed by said John R. Smithers to
said Amos Betz
Appraised at S2,064. To be sold as the
property of Amos Betz, at the suit of John R.
Smithers.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of De-
eember, A D. 1876 90.
JAMES CAMpRETT 9 q
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Rockville River Bank
Nursery,
}. KENYON 4 VIM. P. TRUITT,
PROPRIETORS.

D. KENYON & VIM. P. TRUITT,
PROPRIETORS.
z4 100000 choice fruit trees for sale on
- terms to suit the times. Our stock en-
braces all the usual varieties grown in the
Nurseries. For many years We have been en-
gagged in the business Of orcharding and Nur-
sery, and will recommend none but such as
viii suit the climate
Orders addressed TO
DANIEL KENYON d WIN. P. TRUITT,
Rockville, Adams Co., o.,
Or DR.. ]. A. VAN VLEcK at Gallipolis, o., will
be promptly attended to.
REFEREScs.-John Laughry, Rockville, o.;
]. Parks, Manchester, o.; Rev. N. L. King,
SciotO Co., o.; Rev. Peter Devour, Brown Co.,
Ohio. -
Dec. 10, I56I-2m.s
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Providence, January 9.-The Brit
ish steam gunboat Rinsldo. left here at
5P. NJ, yesterday. with Messrs. Mason
and Slidell and their Secretaries on
board. The wind blew g hurricane all
night.
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CASH PRICES!
HIGH WINES

is complete, and viii stand the test Of the In
spector, warranted free from headache, stomach
ache, and all other aches Of which man is us
ually afflicted by taking on" a common arti-
Gle. They are sold in lawful quantities, 50
walk in and inspect for yourselves.
MY OYSTER SALOON
Is now in full blast, and I wish it distinctly
understood that sell none but A NO. ONE
OYSTERS, done up in every conceivable
style called for, at all hours Of the day and un-
til 10 o'clock P. II. Walk in and try them,
and if you do not find them rs represent my
name is not A. MOCH.
January 2, 1864
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Lamps.

A FRESH supply Of Coal Oil Lamps Of Ia
N test improvements, superior styles end
finish, at greatly reduced prices; also Shades;
Brushes, Chimnies and Wieks for sale BY
c. 4 A. HENKING.
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Cigars.

All qualities, Quantities, and prices to suit.
D. S. FORD & BRO
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Prints! Prints!

IRON stO I21f cents. at vr,,,s
Oct. "a, 1861.
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DAYTON Ale.

.H0 BBLs. and so half bbls. just receive
fO and for sale by
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Blacksmith Tools.

A NVILS, Vices, Bellows, Screw Plates,
N Hand Hammers, Sledges, &C., at
THoS. HALLIDAY 4 CO.'S
Hardware Store
May %, 1850.
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LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINING in the Post Office at CALI
IL polls, Ohio, on the first day of January,
1862, which, If not taken out before the 18th
day of February next, will be sent to the Gen
eral Post Office as Dead Letters:
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Annual Report OF County
Commissioners.

To he Court Of Common Pleas ,pitkin and for
TIE CouHfg Of Gallo, and State of Ohio.
THE County Commissioners Of the said
Il county Of Gallia, pursuant to an act Of
the General Assembly Of the State of Ohio,
entitled "an act further to prescribe the duties
Of County COMMISSIONER passed April 9Th, /,
1856, and an act further to amend the same,
passed April 10th, 1861, report their official
transactions from the first Monday Of Septem-
Der, 1850, to the first Monday Of September.
1861.
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Bills were audited and allowed to the
amount of $l09l 80.
SPECIAL SESSION, JUNE l3.
The work for the re building of the Court
House was received and accepted. Also the
wood work Of the In6rmary buildings was
received and accepted.
An appropriation Of $500 was made from
the Bridge fund, payable June 20, 1862, to
Henry GraYum for extra services on Plymale's
Bride.
Bills were audited and allowed TO the
amount Of S577 46.
SPECIAL SESSION, AUGUST 17rH.
The "Interest and Debt" fund, amounting
to Sl272 70, was loaned to the bridge fund.-
until the collections of 1851 should replace il.
The insane in the Jail were ordered to be
transferred to the County Infrmary as soon as
apartments could be prepared for them.
The financial condition Of the county will
appear from the following statements Of the
different funds remaining from the first Mon
day in September, 1850, to the first Monday Of
September, 1861:
BRIDGE FUND.
To balance last settlement, s6l9 73 %
To collections of
Duplicate, S6563 "a SO
To transfer from J
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

But to return to the war meetin'. Il
was largely attended. The Eiitor OF the
Bagh arose and got up and said the fact could
no longer be disguised that we were involved
in war. Human gore, "said he sis iowin. !.
ALI able bodied men should seize maskst
and march to the tented field. 4 repeat it,
sir. TO the tented felds. v etai~s
Voics-"Why don't you 60 yourself you
old sblowheadT' .-.s.,5vg5, 80 lge as,.i
Il am Unidentified. young man, with
Arkymedian lever which moves the W ORD !"
said the Editor, wiping his auburn brow
with his leit coat-taiI: II alude young
man, to the press. Terms, two dollars q
year, invariably in advance. Job printing
executed with neatness and sdispatchh'--
And With this brilliant bust Of elekance the
editor introduced Mr.. j. Brutua Hinkins.
who is sufferin' from an attack OF College in
anabsrin' place. Mr.. Hinkin, said Wash. /,
ingtcn was not safe. Who can save our ma.
tional capeetle?
Dan Setchelly, I said. "FIe can do It af-
ternoons, Let him pass his light and airy
form onto the Long Bridge, make faces 1t the
hiersIin; Ios, and they'll skedaddlel Old
Setch can do it, aastJl0s is94tfFta
j call the Napoleon ofShowman. said che
Editor oI the Bagie--I call that Napoleonics
man, whose life is adorned with 50 macy
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

suddenly round, laced Us with rather an sm
biguous expression upon his countenanee.
VERY ane, Cousin Ned, said I.
1t was now getting late, Papa PJses th'
FIRE, and mamma put bye her sewing. and ta,
king her sPeetacles from the table, put them
In their case. Both the gentlemen tool
their beavers and their departure. Scarcely
i've minutes elapsed, when beard the from
door srsned softly. Having a xhoIesoms
iear Of burglars. but not wishing to alarm
mamma, l went into the hall. There steOd
Templetcn.
'MOilis,' SID be, twe cid not inish our
game Of eandOr. Can you, will Jou have
me? ou'ckl,auich your answer, Molhe.r
i heard papa moving.
Let me'sp,' papa is ringing iOC his de
pers! ---+ - -
Not until you give an answer.
well, dear reaass, what are you waiting
Tor? racknowledge 1t sounded like q kiss,
theughlt waI only the door that creaked.-
Atany rate promised to be Mrs. Temple.
ton' and poor Cousin Ned, why, be must be
my grOOmSmaQ. = 49, - = a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

- n q TX - ~.
a7A, Main street. Wheeling, VA.
GTONE & THOMAS .Annonprc ~ -. y. 4. /.
~ friends and the public that thew are in ~
ceipt Of their stock Of Fall add Wiuter GnoH.'
embracing Dry Goods IN all their. yarie,;s.
Carpeting, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain. M iii;n,,
cry Goods Of eyeryfyariety Notions, and Vs.
rietles generally, comprising the largest. and
IN some respects, the most desirable we ever
Drought 70 the city. Our customers m av rest
assured thai they will reap all the adya n,a oes
inst iair dealing, long experience, close st.
tentlon to business, careful buying, and buvino
with Cash, can give them, We buy most ~
our goods with cash, directly from the man
ufacturers and Importers, and from close cash
Auction houses, thereby saving large Der
centage. We have ample facilities for doing
a large Jobbing Trade, and invite. the at,ent;os
Of Merchants to our s,Uck before buying. apd
Iailorst to our stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings. - ~ ~ t-+'IFT
Without paFticuiarizing, we, will suyrwe
Keep the largest stock in the city ofthe follow.
ing as well as ail goods.
Dress siiks, Of every style and price. sg 5 "a sr,
Millinery goods, silks, velyets. ribbons &e.
French Mefinoes, of every shade.
nh French Prints and Goods, ~ ,
Goods tor Friends wear and travelling.
Shawis ot every grade and price. h 33@l
Plalds & Prints, G worsted fabrics for dresses
Cioaks and Cicaking. Prints Iick IN Musiins,
alannels, Blankets, and gOots for Men d
Good House shalt'seil cheaper.
Our stock Of FUti5 will be fouxe 10, be very
desirable. We ask attention % our stock Of
Carpeting, etc., which isye, " fsiI and at low
prices. @tf,asE Ea,s7V.,~i
/ All goods sold at q small advaRcs ON pur.
chase, sf WI ,ae,t T
Persons making purchases in the city will find
it TO their interest greatly to give us call be-
tore buying. ,3 S.s .ss- ogtlteV-g9
Parcels sent 10 any part OF fhe city FREE. Il N
Remember the sign Of the 'Golden ites-fiiye,a y
near the Suspension Bridge. as4ittas 5lrJ
Nov. T. i66l-ts sb,,rtog nh IN N. NH
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GEORGE IL WILSON MIL LIS.
CADIZ, OHIO;

.IllLL CAUIZ, OHIO; ,
MT MANUFACTURE and have constantly for
lSI sale q, our Warehouse, near the Depot,
Double E3tra Fsmiiy aad Extrs SUPERFlNE
FLOUR from good sound Wheat. Our Flour
10 WarFaated Fresh Gfoand. and OF the very
best quality. Cora neal, Mill Feed and Bran
sold at low figures in quantities TO suit purcha
sers. gadA4 3if5~Esf9i
Custom Work done with dispatch, and sstis
ApKil 25lHO lllEta. g aal ~ - NEElN 1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

DROWNS Bronchial Troches, best ren,edy
ID in use, Tor affections OF the throat, recon-
seneded for public spsakers, Singers, &c. for
ale By ~ '-y' - 'st.a9 I >, BEALL,
Druggist. .snd Bookseller.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-08
COLLEGIATE.
BRYANT & HAsXELL's
Commercial College,
Hia.hnIi'- D1iiding, Msin sTsst
TERnE-BAUTE AID.
rHQNasi RRyANr P-.. CO.. y "a stn-
W HAsEzL-. pr ci e. Tsrs uss..

THIS frsfifdt on 10 conducted BY
VI ussrrit ffu..fi. O. 4 {. T-sst.
s. .t- - - so -. 81 c.i-s-. IN f-rsr.1is.
-s .fi. Frl- t. tos nee - i~Es
sAftr slrnfer p if.eii q - Pc 7.
n....s = tss.- - a. 60 r-l-fc'ai oisss
.r fs. ? - .o--, b. c~st ~ a0't gopsis<
E, f..-se 60 efr frs ID HHi
"a f..I ST - 'rz fero7rh ''roe.S
.n = x-r - r0s ~ 80 rrsssff live
1fEf ff1 rfel ce. fis o. tlnis' insi "a
II p rratIry $50. -. rt.r fh. - trf s's
20 - n 8 ts1.tsr. ir''if-si p ~ - ~ On.
- ~ : .f.s ~ 90 a O. RI g. 1rn a . -
80 I'd - fsfr f0 nr'fs Tfs -. '"s
...s- - f.s- - - trstirs - Do -. -
- r~Itar - i-f. a ne = a. clf1rNn -
5. sfttf tffH 49, CO "a 49, go
- q - .st.is sss tHa~n. - % . -
rroft ssfs srac1 tafE sti e~rt ~ -
. = tae-r - .f.sr frs.f- "a last lfioa
I-ea re-. ffori1 foe
N.fie- - Bssts>fs Ns--
a. hrss-~.- il l1r cers n ~. sstop "a -.
o.. isirr 2. tlf 80 ccr'e. % ~
-, ~. sfirciv pfsz,s -r< 1''''
stfs-fie- -. -
at~< -.rff-- sftssr src rr'sn.,. "F 49,
.e..f. - a 80 c. ~ .fcf .. -
81 =. -. ~ a. = l n . y sf'~n
CALL on sESD FOR CIRCULAR.
So -.-s..rp.si.f ~ s.ss stss-r Z. 4. p''ss
a. wsr.FrrLL Pr0pAA
T6srspA - 40 hsa<S~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-08

oasuss-1 every Wednesday. Atfl. 80 pr san.4si,
siFsffe.
So paper sent a.ih1ut ihc money nor ertti''-
fen.-sf t'fae faan paid fsr.
.fatcs 81 Advertising in weekly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-08

AL kinds Of Liquors, For-ign snt
~ '..-- a. a. H1,-
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ssu rM O. 10 deviation teu ilo asoF
4Its.
arA4,tsI .sanenis patI.hrf On beth Daily end
wrekfy Vii ne shafke1 the fI Daily rates vith ono
? III of tfs n noekly rates added.
CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'R.
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o. as V7FTExgTH SEhl-lgKU/L 8fIfB
xEF7 q si~ oo<sdsssc~ ~ 80 KOkE LESJ-
RASCE COKPA-Nl. OF ta< ~ q <~s fsr2,
- as - srs - rs~sr-Y, tssi.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
MUNICIPAL AFFARs.


NOTICE 30 TAXPAYEHs.-OFtIcL OF THE CON.
~ mssion.rs of Tsyts sui asses mer No. ~ Chambers
street, New YORK, January IS 1902 Notice IL hereby given
th1t tue gsscfsent rolls ul real and ~fsOus the
city of Nct York fr the l62 ,lsn public
nsrec ant VIII continue open unlil the 30;h day Aph
The same order any errors In The
sessInent mHy be rnrrrcsd Also, si easd hy
Law 10 reduction %, their Assessruis by OF beDg
clsrsyrnrn for military services: sd also literary
charitable institutions law exempt from taxation
quesed 20 make appi alton such reduction or eyemp-
The closing of the rolls ssid h day OF
The follown4 section ~ the Of April IT, 1854 s pub.
ishcd for the tniDrmailJn OF
SsrTror 10 ID ring TIE time the books sh all he
inspection, h-rerhefJfs provided, sppirh to
be BY any conseing himself sggiieved by 'hr
Directed II such application lie Ia relation 10
the gss.scd val siion Of teal -sL-, must be
writing stating the ground OF Objeroa thereto sud there
upon Tie Cornissrners sbs CramHs into the complaint
and ~ in their iuisacnt the sessment 10 erronccs they
shall the be corrected. II such application
thc applicant shall be oath b. the said Com
soner who shall be authorized 70 administer 0sth
any OF thein ard H. in hs or iher Judgment, the
ssscn IL they shall cause he TO
reced hy the amount of such ssa~ssncnt ~ they
believe be iusi and declare their decision hsreon
HEM No reduction uhs bo made ~ The Board sspsr
Of sssessnsnt real personal
und this unless " shall appear uDdsr oath afrns
ton the party agxreyed unable 80 attend within
rsrind pssrrbci Tor the correction ~ taxes hv
Of sckneu absence from The cvIawsc Of i3Sp Cbapsr
A. 1 WILLIAMSON,
=. W. ALLEN,
Z ". PRVwN
Cen aiuirrsr OF Tsrcssrd kss.ssmspia
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
LECTURES.

4 LECTURE WILL. BE DELIVERED on wEDNls
IA day evening Feb H. before the General Ad Asso.is
lion, Al Cayary Bspst church, in Tw.nIsiri ,',,r& & M
tween fiih and sirtb avenues by JAMES uIIiiFITf,
ssventynrst regiment New York state Milis, returned
prisoner of from Richmoni, Va subject-"Fhe
Months with The Rrhelsr The proceeds 10 be upped to
charitable purposes including the relief Of the rsonsrs o
Door, open NJ & o'eiocs es'"re W co~ncnce ." =
Aopit;sncs 20 cents
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
EXPRESSES.

BuRHHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
~. ing establishments D3 west Eleventh. street. between
Fith and Sixth Household furniture boa.d ant
shipped AL parts OF the world Covered wseons for
moving furniture W and from The country Furnre stored
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
BILLIARDS.

4 LANCE STOCK or new AND SECOND BAND
"A Blizzard Iabias With Fhelsns Combination rssbions
To- ale at Iiiccs g seit III times.
PHBlSN 'CTIENBIH d ca ~ O. crosby u.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

uRoFEssOR BONDS NEW DANCING AND SKATING
III Academy 70 vArb s'tect oper woncay end 1hursdav
,crnuons aud evenings. p,uens and Skating surht II
course " i.ssepa
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
DRY GOODS.

AT EINZEY'S. r
n BANKRUPT IMPORTERS STOCK,
SELLING OFF BY ORDER OF
EMBRoIDERIEs AND LACE GOODS.
1000 Ladies, Breakfast Caps, lOc, he 2sc.
75UC Gents Handkerchiefss &c., l0c., l2c.
5000 damaged Linen handkerchief, 4c., 5.
$500 Linen Hem Stitched l2c, lSc., 25s
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
GOODS MUST BE SOLD
Gents Shirt Bosoms, Sc, &C., &c., l0c.
Gents Shirt Bosoms, l3c.. l5c., lSc
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Children Fancy Wool Hose, &c.
ladies' Cotton Hose, &C., Sc, l0c
Feeeed Merino Hose, l21sc., LOO
Lot Soiled Kid Gloves, l0c.
Best Kid Gloves lspottedl, 25c
MILLINERY GOODS.
TARLEroNs ILLUSIONS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS. FEA-
THEIRS, SILKS VELVETS, HAlRNETS, closing cheap.
Best 200 yards Spool Cotton (whte and coloTs), &c.
Good 2OO yards Spool Cotton, Sc.
Best gold eyed Needles. Sc. per paper.
Best solid head Pins Sc per paper.
GOODS at WHOLESALE LESS than JOBBERS' PRICES.
WIN. kinney,
22l and 223 Eighth avenue
Between Twenty-frst and Twenty second streets
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LEFT.

N IRON FOUNDRY TO LET--yERY Low, AT SIN ,
"A Sing n. Y, with steam engine Se., situated right on
the river; will be let for other purposes desired The
ground attached is suitable for coal lumber yard This
the cheapest rent offered Address Foundry Herald
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
FRENCH ADvERTIs = MExTs.

ON DLNhNpE-A "a cAMfaeSE. vfNGr MILES
~ de New YORK e Frsn ou narie hen ani
ne salt pa angsi- pour soigner des enfsus adresser
syec ces nse lebsioens PAT "a r0ste A. ". r. Whap.n-
Weschesef County n. "
TYNE PERsoNSE ARRiN1Nr DE FRANCE prsrrF
u place pour soignrr des Nuts.
II snfue frnncts; bor,ss Hdaions Sadressrr
Nine. Deyese. 40z GENE sv.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
REWARDS.

--1 .-.s. - -. 49,
G..l REV ARD.-JOST IN SUNDAY, AT NOON, FROM
spsD fhif and Fou rth liver coloed
Siu. 20 tue OF Tney. Any person returning
her 70 iz Esst Thlrys-eorc street viii rece the above
verl.
O. REWAKD-IosT, on SUNDAY MORNING, IN
srd ta1"e Varies street spring the
foot Of Canal sdy's gold Ns.et. cylinder csc1pemcnt
oIcn while dial The wl
ace rews by bringing The Na. TO IL Leroy pace ia the
h.s~faeut
COO REwAED-LoST, oN MONDAY, 80 INST, A
0V black Natet, with sfc pccset and broker
steel chain, containing 500 in Treasury o. bills and about
fp n other denominations. mostly nves. The hnder VIII
,e at above reward and thanks oy calling on I.
npd-, % Broad street.
GD0 --IosT.-IN THE BowERy, NEAR BLEEo EER
.O-O. strcei, pJcket-b Juk, containing small Uf
money aBd certified elecs the Pacific Bank, dse1 De-
remier ~, Is6i, fr Eve hun ndIed dollars.
T. ". wARDWEI.i- Sj Charibcrs street.
~lnO REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TIE RE-.
faeka.ca addressed 10 the following pnrsuur:--
packsg. W. n. N-tkins parcel Henry VIII.
paciage a. B.ast. parcel john Wheeler, H.
iarkaes Rocriscs Manning pafs-l 4. A. GO-tze Co.
pasEe-~ 4 Isco' -oD. sice A. Saxby
pscsRae Acacr Brown. lraiccl G. Ssclcr.
package Schin, Kciss 4 Go.
Tho BAG lost from sleigh, Saturday about u
J.. 81, between PARK place and Warren sirrct.
The 30 viii be paid FOR toe bag aud contents by
GEO. w. CURTIS
Oht" 81 Adams Express Comp 10Y. 20 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

(tENTRAL PARk.-IF EMMA AND BELLA WOULD
" Ike TO make The two gentlemen Acquaintance that
card a1ress Harry and Charles, station d. New YORK
Pc office.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

A SITUATION wASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE Girl
IA 10 do general houSeWorx. Can he suite
fourth of Carlton sy., Bergen 81 Broosv,
Two years city reference given.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
ID ROCKIES DANCING ACADEMY asi BRooNE ST.
ID NEW GLASS FOR TUESDAY

All the fashionable dances IN one course of lessons.
LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays, 3to6Pw
UFNTLBitf; Tuesdays and Frisys, ~ 10 10Y p. NJ
CHILDREN, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3to 6P ~.
LADIES Primary Class instructed by Mrs. BroUkes.
'"e soYHEE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

DHoTcGRAPHrR wAsrED-APPLy Al THE Mn
l. tall 1a4icry, So B,1adwsy.
To PnoToGRsr WANTED. FIRST GLASS
ANTHONY, sjl y ostway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

1lAfLET MASTER DuMARs DANCING ACADEMY,
- 2e7 Bowery Lessons 81 per month, Mondays, Thus.
days Wedne and Saturdays st4 o'clock for children
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

LNLIA RAYMOND WILL FIND LETTER IN TIE
Ia Broadway Post olce, addres sad the
the signed the advertisement
dress IL unable 10 keep appointment rs before C. T. b..
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

Cen ni,siensr' O t,i.ssri Asstssmspis
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

"A RESPECTABLE YoCSG GIRL WISHES A sITCA-
"A ton In private family chsmbermaii aud
siress, ehambermsid and chdrenis Can be
for Two days Al her Las, emply RS 2bl West 43d
uended.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

"A two doors below Fourteenth street you will always
md full stock OF Ribbons Laces Handkerchief Embroi
deres, White Goods fine Flannels Housekeeping Goods
Curtain Laces and Musns Hosiery and Underwear Ladies'
made Under Clothing n B-The only house In New
York that sells ladies' dollar Kid Gloves for 6 (by mail
81 cents and always full Of sizes and cOlos