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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

AN ole Dutchman who had joined the
temperance society was taken sick, and
sent for the doctor TO prescribe for him,
who ordered him to take an ounce Of
brandy per day. The old chap over
hauled the Arithmetic and found in the
table of Apothecaries weight. eight
drachms make an ounce. Mine Goodness! !!
says the Dutchman. dat is de temperance
for me; didn't get but six drams before,
and / get eight.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

A REMARKABLE exhibition Of the wonders Of
the age cna be seen at the spot where Mill Creek
enters the Ohio river, in the western part oi
Cincinnati. A river, creek. canal, aqueduct
plank road, foandery, snw-mill, and distiliery
brewery and church are within space of one
square. There is no, another similar spot in the
United States. .
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

THs MUNICIPAL Duty ON PETROLEUM IN
PAMs.-It is reckoned that the Budget Of
tho City of Paris suffered. in ls63s q very
considerable loss through the introduction
of petroleum, The duty on which 10 ohly
l0f; against eolza oil. 3of, the 100 Iitres.
We are 10 expectation of higher duty be-
ing applied.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

A WOULD BE agreeable. taking bis seat
between Madame de stael and the reigning
beauty of the day, said, "How happy am
to be thus seated between q wit apd .
beauty! !" "Yes," replied Madame do Stael.
"and without possessing either"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

WHY is drunkard besitatiug 70 sign the
pledge like skeptical Hindoo Because
he doubts whether to give up the worship of
Jug-or-not
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

FoorE expressed belief that certain
minister would take the beam out of his own
eye. IL he knew where he could sell the
timber.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

Prentice says he is for appropriatiug
cords of wood to the loyal poor, and cords
of hemp to the disloyal rich. lie has said
worse things than this.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

s&The War Department has decided to
credit every district with the money II has
furnished 10 the way Of commutation, pre-
cisely as if il had the men OF whom this
10 received.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

QUNINE, Chloroform and other drugs
have been added to the list of articles pro-
hibited from export from the United States.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

To have the courage to notice an affront
is to be upon level with an adversary to
have the charity to forgive ii, is to be above
him.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

QUEEN VICTORIA is 10 her forty-ifth year.
and now has nine children and four grand
children.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

WHAT is fame' The advantage OF being
known by people of whom you yourself
know nothing, and for whom care as little.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

A bill has been introduced in Congress
for the establishment of Postal Money
Order system similar to that Of Great
Britain. The following is synopsis Of
the bill
The New York herald., 1864-05-16
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY IT, iso4-wITH SUPPLEMENT-

ford; A D'wninf, Rice. Providence poron. Jarvis
salem; saa we.,cott Lynn; fhar'. Collins Bostin
Bearse Bearse do; Mary tarrow' condap s.stan l. A
Dannenhower, Miller do Ellen McEarap9 aud L Stnrte
c CsnI Css,o c Boston ssai Seen Dsnniss wexford;
Marbehead; Hetlner Grace Lyun ~ fiardinr, Salem
Asrv ,, oaark Disney, Gl1ucss,er s.
re Gregors ew orle hriss Fomora, Iladdemsn, Rot
Proyenee sSe. Gown 9, Rows 4 & leeds na smith
Lain, Bnekiin New Orleans; Ahaeo Pendeton Bangor.
,,c. oaRm ~ r., Bout & an u Esai Nsls,s,n Cortland
Mountain Avenue Temil Providence. Cid brig @ Rnck
nam Rhodes Boston. schrs McCosky; crowsll, and
J siusman seponset; Laih Rich BonhoG, sw Pass
LEurs Del May d 7so AM Part Of the neet that went
In the road.ead bark White Wing Tor Lacaavrs; sr,ss
Myers for New Orleans; Cuba for atanzas Sawyer
nonroe; schrs " croessr swan Lsvina Jane Eclipse
n Rogers seahower Flying DRAGON Rearse y T
THOMPSON, " shannon and some others all from Boston
,,PoRTLASD May n-An sehr Melbourne, Warren. Gar
I2ih-Arr Eliza Ann, Condon Norfolk for Baneor
so:w Acho'p NYors for dc; sssyymsn, Ph,,ase
Ambrose Light .tsh washington.
lsth-Arr brss Proteus. Matanzss Agile tBrl guanta
CID bark Aid Hagua; brig Th0s Conuor Cardenas
and wesichester Baker, RYork Sid schrs Phsro Lip
salem, Nav i AR sshrs 3 W simmons. sieeiman;
yB Clayton Clsv ON May. Baker and Mecca Parker.
osisns Risss. Ca, snse; LsScadis small NYork
iih-Arr schrs Jane Farnham Eiizaoethport; Tah
Gcnos.sI FOR NYerk sd schr 4 L cOrdery. Baocock'
i2tb~xrr schr D R Nsweomb, Hisgins Tangfsr
sIPPIGAN, hsyls-sld schr Truman, Ksene, Fortune
sTohINGroN, Nay I2-Ar brig Samuel sn.n, 7orrsy,
for do Ocean Queen. SWEET NYori wehee,; Jossph
falmouth: Hsmb,n Rich, do Tor Proyince,oSn; .ioop
r Vail Vail do for Providence
OAh, bark Rro hers, Cuba
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

nera from the residence Of her brother law, ,. v
rhomnsoD frosuect reserve. HUDSON City, NJ j., 'h's
(hondny) afternoon. at live ociock.
New Haven, Boston and Rhode Island papers please
copy.
SLArERy y-0B Sunday. Nav is, rHoMAs son OF James
ana Honora Sattery. aged years aud rs days -
The funeral will take place The residence OF ms
parents, $50 Monroe street. o'clock IN the ater
noon.
heart Inn. WIFE or Cant isaac y S,urdvant. of
Portland Ne. and daughter Of the hate Amos Bedon ESD
The relatives and friends OF the family Respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence of her
brother In law Capt Charles II. Bake 166 Henry street
on Tuesday afternoon, at hall. past one O'Clock.
SHEI poN-At New Orleans, Thursday. May b, OF
cholera inantum LAWRENCE HENRY, only child OF Dr. H.
Lawrence and Emma Barton sheldon United states Army
Hartforp papers please copy
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

This gun, which has been for time undergoing the
Ssr trial, and is confidently predicted that win prove
grand SUCCESS Thus far there has discovered
and when the day Of trial arrives We predict that win
sand tne Test TO which will be subjected and thus add
sr s9m
the service and will probably DO mounted upon some Of
Ssss that ventures within is rsnse "o'
Yesterday there was another Of these iron monster
twenty Inch guns cast at the Fort Pitt Works. which is
assigned for the naval OF the service Although not
generally known that such event was about 70 take
p,aOe, s there :were quito large number or persons
aotced Two foreign ocersone Captain Raston Of her
Sritannc Majestys Royal Artillery; the other Swedish
Both Of these officers have been accredited to this
country by their respective for the purpose
q visiting our arsenals navy yards gun casting foan.
q their observations their return seems that
oar transatlantic neghbors beginning to wake up 90
SAe subject Of casting heavy ordnance Tho London
na>s OF . late date, alluding TO the casting Of the
twenty inch gun, MAKES the following important ad-
In the calibre OF It's ordnance Europe ever
has been far behind America In Pittsburg, Pennsyl
yaaa, nifty ton gun has just been cast for the United
otases government This monster piece OF ordinance,
which stated 70 be perfect In its casting TO throw
selid twenty inch shot, weighing ! 900 pounds.
- large the intended or the land service Its d
monsi0ns are as follows
Wh0N length OF gun. 20 feet iucnes
eogth OF pore .'..................lI leetp inches
Weight Of solid snoL.... 600 pounds.
Ceignt o. she'll. ,oo pounSs'
This gun, like its companion WAS cast upon the Rod
nAn principle, with hollow II may not be unin-
ssresting 10 give the time In which was cast There
four furnaces e. T. and e charged at four o'clock
end Mseen minutes yesterday Am. No. was ready Tor
tapping minutes past eleven o'clock No ut
ofty Ave minutes past ten o'clock, and No a forty hve
minutes past ten O'Clock. No was held In reserve TO
meet any accident which might possibly occur IN the
process Of casting the gun.
A precisely twelve O'Clock Hfty.ope minutes and thirty
seconds the molten metal released from its connue
In furn
along the channels which conveyed 70 the mould, and
IN twenty-five minutes and hftytwo seconds the under
taking was accomplished without the slightest untoward
Incident Indeed complete the arrangements for
casting guns this establishment that those who immc
aiatey supernend the operation scarcely TO realize
ehs magnitude OF the undertaking, believing that q
twenty inch gun be cast perfect as the smallest
piece OF metal machinery. will require six seven
days for this gun cool 70 such degree to allow OF
its retkSal from It's present position
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

Knesror, ys-s..smship crusaderxr De ccrdova, lady
ss1 !. .s sss ss s: ssssa =,
Ms's !. Lese,a s a. and sSs and and % sssvsS
S.s PsiioId and Soy: GasS;o1 and three sAiIaTsn
ssy .r and Er dds ar os Mac. csp
sss, .ad Goo Dua'
s.
asSus % s.S nf p k9 Ssos as New .n
ssd Mrs. JACOB ssosfsid ohissse Trsad VI aa.ts:
phs; hsrms"n % Psso" cincians b. ssoad jacob ssosr
and a'.s
& &sss' aenIy ~! Esdss weston; . " ssS%d. sIisn,
suss Il; Asssi we "a. sns %ss. as.s
H ss .:sa ss.::s isa .ss s:s.s ss
s and :sS ssd sS r..
;"S unssn z,p
Kenls = DnL schmitam, Caroline satsr, ) Tedigsn.
&c: :pd gr.;tsy -; Ss.sSns.
sss @ iss ssss sss'l .esss
a. ss ssn % E E.. ss.o4 Mn n.
va % Rev .Ss M X.
M:dsns Ne oaarn Madame Baioard and nvs hundred in
S,y 4 is.n ai;H:
Anna jones' Ma1ame Dolst and Miss Mary nolet Mrs
Phibbs, MA Washington, iAdy and child; a II Hook.
lady and child Henry Rent lady and son; Davis and
Csrssron and three chdrsn Kdward wyeos Albert baly
L @ Deloche, Peter Knch Mr. Morrog Green. Chas ~
iss ETs BS s.s
Colonel Simon Madrv and lady. Rev n v Finn. and
seIss:Ss sss IL. 1sT wI WSs W.:S ysf
Beard Mrs E Patrick Mr. Bassere and servant VIII
ams Thos Q Walch, John Smith: NJ Lievesly Mr. Turner,
Champion America Mr. Cusick trainer Mrs 6oburn
servant-with others in the seerage Specie. ST. ll9272
misunderstanding Cclla--Ernst vanseque. Mrs n
Smyth, Mrs Amelia Mario and son. John RObarts Ro
bert Gardner Mrs DR. Adams and daughter Fostroy,
GER Mrs Louis Day, Miss Sarah Lee, Marie RioaI. G
dersleeve Casmir Abos, DrsWm Burchet and daughter
knight lady and four children; Edwin Adams Henry
Lewis Chas Putnam, Goulard, Mrs T sinden and
daughter, Casper Ca. Charles Duval Wageman. wife
and two children; John A Frank wife and two chldren
Meyers Madame Antoine: Mrs Smith. Joseph Gamage
Rev Reed Rev Serene Howe, Gaulard, Thos Jones'
wife and three children-and 40 in the steerage.
NEW ORLEANs-Steamship Morning star-Oscar Baum,
Mrs Rebecca Ssby and servant osch Mariana Saenz
A Parr New Hamps hire; Samuel Osgood. Wakeman,
Fleming. George w Weld Mr. Hernshelmer. Alexander
Halleck. F o L Hobson A NJ Erherd. f Ganche. James
Butler. Boston: Mrs Erhcrd and servant W Van
Norden L Boyd. Boston; " Van Norden Mrs Frances
Rosback Major. Robert A Haggerty, A Amber. r o
Parker. Boston, Major Locke, Miss Giinn. Col Fear.
ing. First New Hampshire cavalry II Goedyou. Bernard
Cohen, Miss Drummond, George Hammill, AnRolo Co.
Miss Campos C A Robinson. A Raras, WIN h Hawkins
Alex Phillips Madame Raplire DeIos A Crylesyu
The New York herald., 1864-05-16
C0roner's Inquests.
1ATAL RESULT OF STREET FIGHT-Two MIN AR


On Sunday afternoon the sth instant party Of Ger
got into alteration In avenue A, during which
clubs other weapons freely used Several
Il the bslgerents badly injured, and among the
uumber was Frederick Broshert. He struck the
head BY stone, alleged to have becn thrown By John
sNsr living t s49 East Sixteenth street. Before the
quarrel was over section Of the Seventeenth precint
police under Captain Brower arrived on the ground and
arrested quito number OF the turbulent indi-
vsduas, all OF whom were taken before Jus
ssos shandley, who imposed fine OF i've dol
iars saoh and also required the prisoners 70 enter
Into bonds 10 keep the peace After leaving
shs court Broehert went home soon after which ne was
taken III, and failed rapidly up to Saturday, when, his
asash being feared his friends notified Coroner Wdey 70
sake his mortem deposition; but on bis reachn
Ne house Broshert was found unable 10 make
- 70 the Ia which he received his injuries inc
Coroner accordingly took the deposition Of Frank Blank
brothernaw Braohert no having witnessed the fight
Ansr sis hour 90 saturday night Coroner wfdey re-
csved niornatioa Of Brosherts DEATH and an inquest
will be held on the body to-day John sitter (chrged
Lewis Cant have been arrested held await the
salt Of the Coroner's nquiston. The deceased was
swsnsy lou, yssss o. iss native Of Germany and lived
children.
suIcIDE By TAXING srRYcHNMs.
Coroner wildsy yesterday held INQUEST a. s7s
Washington street the body of Mrs. Mary r. Real,
Who died from tho effects Of dose Of arychnine which
enc had taken for the purpose Of scif dssruct,on m
February last Mrs. Real lost son, who killed BY
being crushed between two carts. That sad event. In
connection with serious business troubles caused her 70
be much dapreased In Spirits and frequently wnhin the
last month Mrs Rea has threatened 70 destroy herself
on Friday evening she purchased strychnne ~ Eager
srus store 2o Hudson street, under the pretence that II
Mrs Ess swallowed the poison, and death subsequently
eneUsd Nv. veorge B. Bouton made Q post norton ex.
sre,on. ana found characteristic evidence Of dcash
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

always pleasant duty 10 chronicle the success OF
any enterprise which contributes to the prosperity f the
ssuay, reflects credit upon liz industry This par
tcuarly when the achieved in walks
Of art and SCIENCE elevatng them In the scale With
ssTia progress In this material age In the manu-
sscture Of pianos the United States acquired consids
vabe within the past years. mot alone on this
eous'aen but Europe An interesting event took place
% Tuesday which illustrates in remarkable manner
the rapdty with which the reputation of American In
has grown at homo and abroad we'll the
Aourishiug condition OF tho manufacture. Messrs.
Seenway Sons celebrated the opening OF Q wing
70 their immense factory Fftysecond strest-which
the largest IN the word-and the Inauguration OF
their handsome marble saIesrsoms Fourteenth street,
On the same occasion. Tho factory fronts Fourth
nue., and covers an entire block extending Fifty third
street. and having length front OF over swo hundred
feet The machinery is apparently perfect. Il H GER
tany curious and delicate executing the finest carving
for the ornamental portions the instrument with the
ne case as II cuts and planes the rouehest planks
Number Of gentlemen, including professional pianas
representatives Of the press and Others visited tho fac
sy on Tuesday and examined the whole process Of the
nanufacsure minutely There are four hundred men
employed In the building. There are eight husdred
planes always N course Of construction. From the on
gtns room 70 the vanishing lofts, near the roof,
an was hustle and activity. About forty square
pianos and ave graDds ere turned cut every week.
We need hardly describe the beautiful salesrooms
Building near the Academy Of Music Its graceful arch
lecture snd adaptation to ts purpose familiar. In
aAis building the visitors entertained at bouneous
collation..
TAs history Of the stehwsys, - told by The older SON
- tAe visitors on that occasion, 10 not one
Ass furnishes fair illustration OF the opportunities
which this country affords 70 industry and courage.
Tosy came here, father and sons, but few years g
comparatively friendlsss, and with small means, and,
After much hard labor as journeymen, commenced the
manufacture Of pianos In 1863-al Of their own hand
work Ten later they had constructed large
sory and their pianos drew the FIRST prize in the great
international exhibition IN London Mr.. Steinway very
properly remarked that the the enterprise was
mainly due to the institutions Of this country the
freedom from all restrictions upon industry and the
rapidly Increasing musical taste Of people. The
property represented by the firm to-day in the manufac
tare and sale OF their instruments must be nearly
million OF doars-a very encouraging evidence Of the
growth Of the most refined taste 10 the elements OF civil
sation, and fact IN which, to mind metropolis
may tske somO pride.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

services Of the police very highly Speaking Of the riots.
- said that IN IN SO times brass found 70 be more
valuable than gold The brass battons o! the police
we're IN great demand Brass than gold ever
dsd IL rose three hundred per cent and over, and he
was not ashamed Of brass since then.
Al the conclusion Of Capt Hartts remarks the company
proceeded TO the yard the station house. where sub
Hantia repast spread out on several tables under
the shade OF trees and awnings Here the company en-
toyed themselves right heartily In eating, drinking
spoechmaking Staging and Dg until the time arrived
for taking the the city. Several speeches were
made by Mr. Miner Capt Hartt. Mr. shepherd Knapp and
Commissioner Bergen. Altogether the
the pleasant OF It's kind that has occurred
the city for Q long period.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

from strychnine verdict accordance wth the above
facts rendered by the jury. Deceased was 'hhy'
eight years OF age, aud a native OF this city.
DEATHS FROM DROWNING.
James wech Irish laborer, forty years OF age wno
had been very Incorporate m his habits, was FOUND
drowned 10 the dock OF Beach street, North river
had been missing about three weeks coroner
Wildey held inquest on the 0odyi out aiu NOV ap
pear bow deceased got overheard
Coroner wAdey held inquest over the remains o.
nan,e Bresehan, which were iouna noang IN ne. aocx
water about two weeks Deceased thirty Ave years
OF age and born Ireland He lived in Brooklyn where
ha has left 4 VIE and 1--WE children,
The New York herald., 1864-05-16
Another Monster Cannon.

CASTING OF A TwENTY-INCH NAVAL GUN--Drs-
TlNGUIsHED FOREIGN OFFICERS PREsENT-M-
TxREsriNG PARTICULARS OF THE CASTING.
from the Pittsburg Commercial May 81
Some time since, the reader will remember, monster
swenty inch gun was cast at the Fort Pitt Works.
which at the time gave full account. AS the mon
ser he largest gun ever cast) fast approaching
psesion, viii recapituate OF the facts previously
The New York herald., 1864-05-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

MArHoxEr-IhNDHKR.-On Wednesday, May IL, BY the
Rev. DR.. X. schramm, HuGo MArHoSET, OF Prussia, to
Mrs. FLoRgNTTNB lLNDSKR. OF New York.
SALupR-SrrvERs.- Wednesday, May H. by the Rev.
Mr. Roche, Gro. F. SALrER TO Miss ANNIE M youngest
daughter Of Mr.. Wm stivers, both OF this city.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

ARRIVED
0teamshp City of Cork (BY1. fbbstts Liverpool. Aprs
80 and Queenstovn May at noon. with mdse and 81 pas
senger John DAle 9th inst lat "a o. lon 40 % saw
large ceherg llh, t ~ 29 Ion s. ssnaized ship Regent
steering W. -,
l4th with mdse 10 HoIEau Isanchored below.
ship Daniel webs.sr spsncs, London March g rCrts @
Ralantmast and part ofeutwatsr Is anchored below.
Schr Gaxelle tBr) swane Halifax days with nsh 80
master
schr Brilliant BRAY, Addison 8 days
Hchr Geo (}ilum, CARROLL Portland. o.
ochP II Northrnp, Pelham, Portland. c.
ScAr Castian, Planter, Rondout for Nowbuypor1
Schr Beals -, Newburs for Providence.
SchY Kssex Post, NewburG for Norwich
Steamer Franklin. Young BaltimsrA
Steamer q Comstock. Drake. PhiaAelphis.
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards Philadelphia
Steamer aeA Gnll Kenney rrovtdencs.
Steamer wesschester Baker. Providence.
Steamer Warrior. Mott Providence.
tr SAILED.
Mh-Sseamers Moonlight 81 Cid.
Wind at sunset EsK, With dense foG below
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

SHIPPING NE w S.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Al srs and ockees sstssded for hs NEW YoRM HKRALp
houla b sealed
ALMANAC YoRK-raIs :.
INSTRUMENTATION. IS NOON morn "
............. 10 RIoa morn Oi
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

THE PAVILION HOTEL RoCSAwAA, l. 7. HAv.-
i Ing changed hands viii upen tor ne ensang summer
r.ss rooms viii nnd Mr. W. At the ONCE 1 y n Lndlo~
Co, No. Pine street. on Nednes.v, vnnns LIT AZ.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16
TINIoN SQUARE HOTEL.
~ Corner Union square and Fifteenth street,
NEw YORK.

The undersigned having leased the property. corner
Union and Fifteenth street. consisting Of
large family mansions connected has fitted the
Hotel for the accommodation Of permanent and transient
boarders Parties desirous OF obtaining hne sus
or singly Handsomely A. well comfortably Furnished
with table a. good AZ the market supply and situated
In OF the most pleasant locations In the will hud
this House all that be reaensby desi~ed Connected
with the Hotel In nrst class Restaurant to
those who wish their meals other the regular
hours
The New York herald., 1864-05-16
SUMMER RESORTS.

U EYPORT PAVILION. KEYPoRr N. y. WILL Re
N Oman on the Tsr OF June reception ~ hoarder
splendid bathing 6ssns Ac Two steamers ply daily 70
moke 72e fulton street. Mr.. Jones, ii Fulton street.
Ssw fors' or % 'ne SEoRaE o. gIBBEE Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16
COPARTn ERsHIP.

AIOTICR.-THE COPARTNERsHIP or CODMUs 4
IN Johnson doing business las Fulton street. s hereby
dissolved mutual consent Jasper G. Codmus is alone
authorised 70 settle the business Of the late arm
JOHN JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

II.
I y way.-ro let Handsomely furnished Rooms to SIN
ge gentlemen The proprietor beg leave 70 return his sin
thanks h friends and the pubc for their
patronage for the a seven years and beg leave q INFORM
by taking in the two large houses adjoining making
100 feet Spring street Gentrmeu wishing lsrge and
well Furnished Rooms the European plan be
sccomn nodated. ANSON HOUSE. Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1864-05-16
BOARDING AVID LODGING.

AT THE FRANKFORT HOUSE, orE BLOCK EAST
n Of the CITY ial corner of FranS'ort ana wilia
s eets $50 neatly furnished. light Rooms 10 one
person sc 10 o per day; 81 70 to - per House
open all night
The New York herald., 1864-05-16

EnO mn sBoARs FOR sALR-Ar THE NEW
CUv:UvWw ~ H YORK sssar Ayncy, s, Liberty street ss
scars would do well 70 call o. this agency -,