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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

The Pes 10 he opeued between the hours of and 10
o'clock in the forenoon OF said day, and closed at
o'clock in the afternoon OF said day.
f;iyeu under my hand at my Office m 81. Ciairsvie,
this s day OF september 1861 and OF the sxy-second
vear of the state GEO H. UMSrEAD
- Sheriff Of Belmont Co Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

s~THE DRAFT takes place in this DIS
trict to-day. Thursday, Sept. 22d. Look
out for prizes. ..N
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

pwTHERE WILDE smeeting ofthe Board
ofsChsa RzsniAers % sstr1dsS October
ii, Il the usual psss, 49, - '''a s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
CHOICE WHISKY.

xxrp haye on hand a choice lot OF faiions Copper
Nv rn",,lied rye Whisky,n warranted genuine
,,.J..I mrm or Farmers, wishing good ancie. are
ois.ied 10 call and examine. For SAFE ny aaron OF
barrel. o,. go,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

And the Trustees of the several Townships are fur
her Teauired To- return from their respective Townships
10 the Probate Judge OF said County Of BELMONT the fol-
lowing number of Jurors:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22

A YER,S Todds, Mci.ean's, wrighfs Jsyne's, Molis,
~ Eoass Robhckis and Cheesemans pills, for sale
IL PIOKERiNG's prus sVfs, ~ SlsissvHls''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
OFFICE PRovosT MARSHAL,
I6TH DIsTRICT, O.,

10TH DISTRICT, o.,
UHRIoHsvILLE, O., Sept. II, "a. }
BELMONT CHRONICLE: Draft is ordered
to commence in the 10th District Of Ohio,
Thursday, Sept. 22d, 1864.
Very Respectfully,
A. T. READY,
Capt. & Provost Mar, 10th Dist. 0.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-22
Central Ohio Rail Road 70

. CRFEMENTs for capitalization Of the eEE5rJ-TTssl
n debts and stock OF the Cent al ohloE1xfk7zln nkss
n r. Company, preparatory to rs re-orSanEauoh, wa
he found In the hands OF die following gentlemen IN
Belmont Counly .. ,,,,.,,
Wui kennon, Jr -'''. -.-..'''.''st Sls,tsyHe' ii
lanes IIosmer, Agent... 'beiihire'
John Welsh, ''''''''''''''''tn 'usnGive' niY
]. T.. Hunt, ''''''''''''''''p"is i,isS, sSn'o'
Ira Vail. '''''''''''.',, =, . ~ " ' III
Ali n.rsons Interested are requested to eau ana ex.
anime n Ills important that R VINO propose 10 accept
~ M terns should do 80 wiiIon delay V'f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THuRsoAy, March It's p. VI.
The stock market was srm to-day; but It lacked the
animation that has marked the movements In that
branch Of speculative business time past Com
pared with the sales al the first board yesterday Hudson
River Railroad rose per cent, Michigan Southern n,
Ceveiand and rittsburg TX. Gslena AMI Chicago N,
fittsbars and Fort Wayne 1, and Pacific Mail 4 New
York oeairai declined " Erie Railroad Er preferred
y, Harlem 8, Reading y, Michigan Central X Chicago
and Rock Island y, Alton and Terre Hauie NJ Chicago
and Northwestern X, Cumberland Coal az, Canton Com
pany y, and Mariposa Mining Company Q
The market much stronger In the afternoon, and
nearly every stock the list overreached the morning
prices. New York Central closed at lSIA Erie Railroad
1881, HUDSON River 1852, which is an advance Of loh
per cent since Monday; Harlem 1863, Reading l41K-
an advance OF per cent over the sales at the nrst
board Cleveland and Pit sourg 12ix, Michigan Southern
lo9a, Illinois Central 3H, Chicago and Rock Island
I24 Gaena and Chicago lslS pit,sburg and Fort Wayne
l31x Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen 1871, Quicksilver
Mining 63z, Cumberland Coal So and Canton Compa
ny 65H.
Government stocks were weak and fraction lower
The following table compares the quotations Of those de-
scripons which most dealt in with the prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

hdes se 10 master Had heavy weah most Of the
Brig Prince Of Wales (of st John NB, Miner. Mstamo
ros ~ days. With cotton, to Peter Neyias sons istn
INST lat 50. Lon u 10 SPOKE schr Lady Rgsd days from
New YORK having 2days previous lost her deck load during
Brig Starlight tof Wiadsor Ns Davson Demarars' FEB
mig Beaver tof Monteso Bay. Ja). Warren hhag9ene
10 Gays with coffee and haywood Henry cordoa 90
Brig Woodruff tof Boston,, Eaton, Havana b days
with molaSses 10 Buck X Co.
Brg Brilliant Dunhen. Cardenas. days with sugar 70
master.
Brig William Mary Jordan, New Orleans. IS days with
sugar. &c. TO Howe 4 Wells. IL,
ru ss E u g. c.A.sena days. with
schr TcIsh toi Isand Walsh St Kitts % days with
salt, 10 Buck a Co.
Schr d wiliams Thornkike, Philadelphia 8 days
3 schr Ann Berieli, Philadelphia for Port Morris
sohr James Samuel Benjamin. kzabethpost for broge'
schr Ruth Hodsdon Han, Newark for Washington.
schr ocs%os si,ns s.1. R Ss,o 70 days
schr Andrew Peters lord Stamford days
Steamer Petrol. Davis Beaufort, NO. 80 hours. win
freight and passengers, 70 n Hume y.
5, SAILED.
i6th-Steamships Glaacow CITY OF Richmond Baltimore
shfns Isle Mare Frank Pierce barks Traveller Murray
Milhelmna, Paladin W Anderson; brigs Helen DAVIS
Nellie Hunt North Point Dewolf Louisa, Emma Ban
hago Ann Bell schrs Davts, Queen OF the South beue
Elizabeth, Eothen John & Lee, Satla u Adams Ceres
Ocean Wave. Albert Mason. Willow Harp. Ann Brown
Nh-sid from quaraa.ne Spanish frigas Carmen, for
Havana
Wand a sunss. sw. very light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18


CLEARED.
ship ship Thornton: Wells Lverpool-wiIiams Guion.
BARK Maggie Atkinson (Br) watson. Lverpooi-A Low
SSsrk Princeton sBr,. seelsy; Demarara-n Barnes.
Bars Fort dc France tFr). Deschampt HavsnABaetjer
Bark Tahiti Orb Leeman. .Havans--Trujino & vininG
Brig Almata Obj, Asmus. Port Prince-wison Cam
Brig winthrop (Brj. Nouiton. Mansania-Breti. Son 4
schr Nautilus. Davis Haiifa1-Howard- Key 4 Shade.
sesr Taen s spo rnSsn ~
sehr Ferris. msrtlIng Fortress Monroery c.mbsll
schr Newport. Turner. Berlin Ma
schr Heroine. ChsmpIin Wilmington De-BentIey Smith
ssSr John Hays Maloy: Phseslnhis !, v Mckee
Sch, New Haven. Glover. Phiadephis-H g Racket
schr American Chief Presssy, s.iem--J v Traviland.
scsr sSrEriss Brun sos,onaJ Dsyon Co
soB hnsy Anin sDs c.mSe
slocp Commerce. Palmer. New Hsven-Hochkiss Stan.
sloop Au,s-., Williams, Sorrieh-E Rscse, Son.
Steamer WI wosawar &c cnn sn.:, Baltimore
Rteaner Fnunie. Fenon rhIisdelphiA
ARRIVED
Steamship Ednburs tBr, Rosksn. Hvsrsel. xarcn q,
AM Queenstown "a VITA mdse ana .g9 passengers 10
ship CITY o. Manchester hence for Lvepoo; iash ii 20
AM lat d 40 lon c. passed steamship Bremen, hence for
s;.aSs,hp Mi,.,,gS, g. sTspspo K.npssy New Or
yols 70 y ouaermaser. March is Thomas Carroll, Of
Essten and private Of Soth regiment Mass Vols died. and
was buried III
Steamship ches Thomas ~ transrort. Snow New Or.
leans Marea q via Key West with eOon and troops 70
stssmss,p America 81 iransgort,, Share. Alexandria
via Fortress Monroe. 30 hsnrs. 10 u Ousrtermaster
Steamship Warrior Mott, Fortress Monroe 20 hours in
shin Isaac Webb, Bessinr Liverpool. Jan 20 with mdsc
aud birth Had strong westerly whole fasssss
Feb ~ experienced hurrcanc ass boat aud
| had all the srars aud rigging strained badly.
ship consisnm.n, Tile; Lysrpoo Ssn IS with mdss
gacs tbs entire passage. 5h inst, Ia, 40 i5 Ion 0J
whaling bark Roscus OF New with 1850 VIII
FEB a. lat 49, Ion 40 3d. IN gale shipped seas
flooding the cabins and among the passen.
gers the ship leak about 500 strokes hour hs
Snip umpire State Briggs rsw Orleans Is days. with
sugar &C to 4 A Kingslsnd Sutton a Co.
Bark Castor Parmeiee; barbados March 2 with gu.
gar sc bishop A Bros Of New Haven. March IL. LAT
70 m 90 H. sp Ike brig Lady OF the Lake he for
Cuba 18Th lat 81 Is. ln " 80. spoke bark James Brett
hepcs for New orleans. - =
Brig Johanna t0ienl, Peters. Port Elizabeth. CCH. 81
DAYS. AmS Ileye 18th inst lat " o. Ion
| o. 20 brig John q Jones. steeringS.
Brig WIN Henry fof Nassau. MP Bnrnard. Malaga Jan
~, passed the Rock I'D, WITH trust 70 master Has had
heavV weather the massage. ..n 80.
Brs Challenger tBrs, Lebbs. Buenos Ayres 70 days. with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

The most conspicuous feature OF the wheat market WAS
contaminated to make market Holders Of choice red
s,
no%s Corn
also dun and Sroopna 1900 bushels new changed hand
mixed was entirely nominal Oats We're again lower and
sSss sssps s.. ssa s
81 30. and l.s Q State at p,t..
ssndS bales
oT @e a nd S as sp GS e w eo Arm in their
views and the shipments were principally confined to ea-
s s%dsd e sI:.PSs siI
ss'i : sss 'ssi 'sss s
70 .ess T % sn rer s sS os
Doves os bacon "a d':eS eras Is beef
PORK To Glasgow per neu,rsl -. boxes ana
Is ssoi lbs wiaeoo,. u.s. and $50 boxes bacon sos
s. b
& = Gr % na Ss On S on M
70 Southwest Pass 81 10 Pensacola So Key Vest 81 to
FISH market was more setiye and large
the Of 5000 boxes smoked herring
Hoss ann sale. 100 bales !. 2se &c. for fair to fancy
hoLAssEs was firm With sales Of go bills New Orleans At
$40 81 m ps beef
q e r l.s . Is. &c: %
continued moderae and chiefly immediate delivery
Beef in moderate demand, but prices exhibited de-
demand but prices substantially the Lard
sc. TO lsc for western and State. Cheese was
a a5s sass e sai sEi
the spot $2 50 % for old do S23 50 $23 IS for
and SIS % $40 % for old and prime estern.
option sa SSs a SIS SIS for plain and SIS
prime and s2B 500 for India Cut meats-e1
packages at ?c for shoulders isc 1850 for short
At lie IIsc for Cumberland. ike. iiszc for short
ribbed and isc l2c for short clear. Lardl 2Ol bbls
and erces, l3c l3,c. for No l36c i3c for prime
OLD and 1890 for prime new; also 80 packages grease sold
PaTRoIEuM-Rece,pts $3.50 bbis The market continued
dull and heavy and sh further favored the buyer
The demand very light for all kinds The sales
$500 bbls crude At Soc Sc for AZ ~ Sic for 20 a.
1850 do refined at S3c SIC, the spots sic for
prime white Ole for light straw to white, deliverable in
MAY a buyers option: 200 do free. as hsc 60c for
light 10 white and Coo 62c for white SEE CSC for
April and May Benzine irregular; 500 bbs refined
sold at 2sc. q 2Sc. according to gravity.
RosIs.-At auction, 100 bills Newborn brought $50 o
sAIr.~saes Of 5000 bushels Turks Island have been
made al private terms
SfFps-Further OF 700 bags clover Ike llMc.
including small parcel choice at i2c
and muscovads. and l4Mc 1870. for New Orleans 10
hhds Porto Rico. 1876 and 100 boxes Havana lc At
ton l9l hhds New Orleans brought l4c l5Ac., four
TsLIow was acve sales 2s5ooo lba at l2,Sc ia5lc-
the latter extreme price.
Woo-At auction 100 bales damaged Cape brought 2a,6c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. los bbis sass soSssbs .. soc
92c. for Staeeapd Western.
Sales OF Real Estate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

The money market slightly influenced by the pro-
posed loan, by the that the Two
years five per Treasury arc all out The ru
ing rate Of interest remains at six per cent, however,
with disposition the part OF lenders be firm.
reported that in per had been de
manded.
The excemen, which has been raging in the gold mar
ket for the past few days abatd the spectators
have seized Tho opportunity to prepare their plans for
future operations. great many disappointed in
regard to the little seeming effect that the adoption the
gold resolution had upon the market lhcy supposed
that the bare OF the OF the measure
would be the OF suddenly knocking down the
MUM five eight per the ruling quotations
Those who under that belief have only been In
disappointed During the time that the original
resolution pending in the House OF Representatives
the premium kept between 81 and 62 but when
adopted the clause authorizing the Secretary OF
the Treasury dispose of the surplus &c. but
when the law before the Senate and the original
design Of the resolution restored to II by Mr. SHEER
man. the premium dropped again to 63 and o. between
which figures hung until the final action OF the House
became known, when II went down to 60 aud 81 We
Of opinion it would have reached 70 day the
resolution had failed in the House. The market opened
l60K and ae,er reaching l61, remained among the
fractions between that figure and the opening price.
The par value OF the Canton Company's stock which
originally sixteen dollars owing the canceiing Of
portion OF the shares has reached nearly nineteen dol
lars for which sxtyth dollars per share now OBJ
tanned There about thousand shares which
under the price, have aggregate value nearly
three millions OF dollars, average OF thousand
Ave hundred dollars for the land which more
than portions of II will be worth after company
has doubled the years Of It's existence That the public
judge for themselves the probable chances Of the
stockholders receiving any their invest
pents below the receipts and expenditures the
corporation for number OF years past the exception
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

THURSDAY March l7-6P. M.
~ bbA and sa'es Of % boa a yosser
days prices
2Oss sacks corn meal 392s bushels wheat zoos do
9eis do corn Iss rye and ssa5 do. barley malt The
market for State -four continued dull and
pressed The days business at very irregular and
generally poss The arrivals we're moderate but in
the absence any export demand OF they we're
very nearly equal the demand; sales 5000 bbls the
market closing duh and decidedly heavy Southern -four
active and heavy, with 600 bbs sold Canadian
ruled duh and In favor Of buyers with sales OF SO
bbs Rye Gour was inactive. For corn meal there was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

81. Louis journal says that the Platte County
tNsour) Railroad has been advertised for sale parties
have begun inquire into It's value and surprised TO
ma that OF the best paying roads IL the country
The road Is be sold for cash, the minimum valuation
being ss2f,JCo but the coupons the bonds Issued
BY Missouri are 10 be taken a an equiva
lcnt IL is said that agents in New York negotiating
for those coupons and supposng that the bondhoiders
ignorant OF the value OF the road, they anticipate
making heir purchases at very low figures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

pURNHAMs FURrTTuRB ExPREss BURNHAnN
ID Furniture RSpress Burnhams Furniture Express 10
West Eleventh street. between Firth and 6ixh
Furniture stored All kinda Of FURNITURE bszed and shppel
furniture Of faninss moved n qu - " eountsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

WANTED-CoRRRsPoNDE A SOLDIER, VINO
has YET over one year TO serve 70 the United States
OF age, With view 10 matrimony when the cruel war IL
noeeAs Tsnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18
SPECIAl. NOTICES.

rs. AND TsornIEs FAIR
woa Of he % parss sss
s S me 20 aaa es. as on q
oErT ckairmaa Commute No G 'eaa Jones street, al
;ea sa 70 s. . w o. sa.say pro-
RARBEEs. ArTENrIoNl-YoU ARE HEREBY RI
crease q p per cent wages aud 4 no, complied
sifs Iss sso
s o. on Is
COLUMBIAN FIRE co MP INLAND INSURANCE.
d s s q
Ss ss:
.s 81 50
% located hp IS fs = R low s''k
HE \ SnS .sSgzSSSASs. ssSSSSEESsSS so$SE:
koIASp 3 S!TeHELL E sGsEh1 III hPP6FaAx
D Asasa ~ H. l ssa.1hh'
CONVENTION OF IRISH socIRTIEs THE ANNUAL
~ election Of officers will take place this Prday) even
''aa's1sSS si's1 President
JAMES BRENNAN. Secretary
NJ TO TAILoRs-rHE FOLLOWING FIRMS
them have ON s IN: S q
IS SSssdxss SsS si.Is RsS Sssssl q, SSssaxsy;:
Brooks Brothers Broadway; Culln Brother 7s2 Broad
Walker streets w. G. zimmerman III Blocker street:
Hume ~ Sixth avenue; Voss IS Fulton street, B. g. Mann,
l64 Fulton street.
NoTIcE-B. r. HowEs HAS WITHDRAwN FROM
the agency Of the swiasure Line Of Barses, the
Hudson river 1t New York The agency will be hereafter
conducted by the undersigned under the firm OF Wcm
pie & Co. A. A. WEMPLE,
ALBANY. March l6, 1864 q. B. REDFIELD
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS IN THE TOWN OF NOR
lv risana, Westchester county.-The undersigned Re-
ceer Of TaIes of the town OF Morrana desires give no
tcc to resident property In said town. that the
tag book for school and taxes wiz be closed at The
taTe: to the County Tasurer and the property vii be
the unde his Office Boston road between First
and Second streets Morrlsania between the hours OF
ga M. and 5 p NJ.
JACOB KREUTZER, Receiver OF Taxes
ONR OF THE GREATEST CURI0sITIEs OF INGE.
~ nuity OF the age.A mechanic has invented several
pieces OF furniture a,osether BY combination out OF only
piece OF wood without nails gueng tenonng or
morticing twin ave great informaon TO all mechanics
and ingenious The inventor will allow every one to
and his principle OF combination free after
having IL II can be for rs cents at 80 Mercer st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER. SUFFERING FROM A
severe attack OF ennu desires 10 eradicate com.
plant ~ corresponding with lady fair, OF youth educa-
agreeable - some future time 70 end n matrim onIs ALI.
encc Address IN confidence, with de visie, Marcus
Bruiuus y: y sloopofwM canandaigua on Charleston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

DEoPLE's TELEGRAPH
i New first class Lines direct 70
PKovIDENcE.
HARTFORD.
NEW HAVEN,
PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON,
connecting with other parts the Unite
States and British Provinces.
NEW YoRK OFFICES.
81 Wall street,
rs William street and
Evening Stock Exchange
fFtth Xvenua H0telN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

M ATRiMoNIAL-THR ADVERTISER, GERMAN
1 widower aged 80 years. called good locking md good
nntued having respectable business OF bis own without
any encumorence And having no opportunities OF cult
ance OF good nstured Respectable German lady not er
cceding " years Of with view 10 matfimony Good
references Please address for eight days tncosnr Wig
sion A. l29 Spring street = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE LARGE
w valuahejRea Estate on sixth avenue Water. Front
Thirty fourth Forty sixth 47th ION and lioth trees
TO be sold auction by E. II. LUDLOW Co. this day
IL O'Clock al the Exchange saesoom Ill Broadway Trinity
Building Maps &C. At the Office Of the auctioneers No.
Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
~ Thirty second Collection District State OF New York.
ANNUAL TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that the annual list Of Taxes
this Collection district the beginning
has been received from the Assessor and that the
due and payable VIII attend personay or by deputy At
my Office. No. 100 Broadway daily Except Sundays)
day Of March 1854 from 10 O'Clock A. NJ TO O'Clock p NJ
The Taxes included the aforesaid list are upon Plate
Carriages Yachts Billiard Tables Licenses and Incomes
for the year 1852
All who shall neglect to the Que BY them
respectively accordingly the list aforesaid, the
specified WILL at the expiration become
liable lpay ten cent additional the there
excepting the which will be liable an
addition of but five cent. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Collector Thirty second District New York.
DATED NEW YORK, March 8, 1864
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

VINO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE $500.
phetcss The best all and cannot be erceed be
suited personally By letter on all affairs 81 life
rsge health wealth and who can reclaim drunken and
who has renuine Roman aud Arabian love
good luck and All business affairs and guarantees o
young lady. Lucky plumbers given. hirhly rcspectAbas
air. Can be 81 her residence l0
nue., opposite Eighth sweet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18
SHIPPING NE w S.


ALMANAC NEW YosK-THis DAT
sUNRsrs W NOON SETS. marn Y
SUE % HIcH wATER....morn 4 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

RIO RETAIL GRocERs..THE BUILDING ERECTED
for the great Fair Fourteenth street, Sixth
avenue ready for the reception Of goods 1t is de-
srable that all contributions be sent there posi-
order that they be arranged be-
fore opening of the Fair the 2sh inst 1t mpor
the OF articles. together with the
names be attached 70 each Donation which
should be directed J. @. Haywood Chairman Committee
on Retail Groceries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

MO IMPOsIT1oN.--THE NEVER FAILING MADAnD
IN STARR from Europe who was born with . natural
Fly she consult: you on the past present and future she
prings ogether those long separated speedy
RACES shows likeness Of future husoknt
OF Absent friends Numbers free You that have been g.
IRE THIS crest European csirvcyan 70, Y s s,s'ed
~ hundreds who daily VISA that equal 70 not TO -
found Five hundred dollars reward for any one who CO
her 10 her profession or sk snc 'cs yon me nsms
street corner Third Name on the door. Gentiemss
notadmitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18
OF Real Estntc.

I smiles OF HoAI kC0t0tcs
| More than hundred lots sold on Wednesday Ia
woodlawn, lU5th lCh street comprising part the
L MN NJ asfafe hv nr of X. Il Mount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

DvICE FREH.-DAY AFTER DAY WE HAVE OF.
fercd our sdvs free Of charge for the protection Of all
who are about 10 volunteer and s hear from those
who have been cheated out OF their bounty and rights Let
70 say TO you that you cheated do not complain for
opportunity offered by us for TO learn OF all the boun
ties and how paid also render all the Information
you may desire about the different regiments and right
70 enter and such other information DO requisite for
he law ones Of ays u.s. ana Xos NAV es IN
stairs =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18
CITY COmMEROrAL REPORT.

THURSDAY. March l7-6P. NJ
40 bbs and sales Of 90 bbls Al yoster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

THE MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
of this city requested to attend meeting. TO be
held the Hall Of College of Physicians and Surgeons.
the OF Twenty third street and Fourth Avenues on
sures cooperate Metropolitan FAIR, be held in
aid the the Sanitary Commission
Valentine Mott J. * Taylor, d. ID.
Edward Deiafeld. NJ D. James Wood. n. D.
Joseph NJ. Smith M D. Alonzo Clark, M. ID.
VIM II, Van Buren,. M d. Gurdon Buck. NJ D.
James Anderson NJ u. =. Matlack Checseman, II. D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

A CAUTION TO LADIES-IF YOU WANT MEDICAL
n advice DO not spend money uscless in calling
upon doctors, OF whom know nothing OF
paints or 10 buying in urous pills pouons. drops bus
obtain "The Married Woman's Private Medical Com
panion, by NJ MAURIcEAU. Professor of Diseases u
Women and that will tell what Is the dilcuty and the
proper remedy fall Price 81. Sold NJ his .,ace
10 Liberty street. New YORK. can be sent BY mail free q
postage part the United States and Canada
enclosing ST. and addressing box 24 New York city. For
No. vesey street. Aston House, and Is Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-18

MO BETTER TIMK WAS EVER OFFERED FOR YOU
IN 10 volunteer than for can get very large
bounty and have the right 70 6, into cavalry heavy ARTILLERY
infantry and locate yourself Texas Florida North
CAROLINA any other locality OF the army that yom may
desire II you want TO call 81 the law omce OF PHlNNEY
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