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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
washington Items.

wAsnlNoroS March ls--speciSl to the
Tribune says;
Stuarts rebel cavalry had not crossed at
Ffedericksborg with 900 Cavalry sath
The story Of conspiracy in Kentucky is
discredted among prominent Western Con
gressmen
Gen Custar who was thrown from bis
horse is considerably better
A rumor at Warrenion Junction says
The enemy has strengthened his piekets
along the Rapidan and also erected new and
made more formidable works opposite the
several fords
BY reason Of reports that Stuart Is conoen,
tra,iug large bodies OF cavalry at Fredericks.
burg prepafat TO a raid. One cavalry
corps has been placed Under orders TO move
at momenl's notice The widest runner are
in circulation regarding bis movements.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
church pe,troysd BY rIrs.

EfNIRA, March lS.-Ths new Presbyterian
church, in. which the Sanitary Commission
we're holding their Fair, caught Ere this even
ing at G3O, and IN a short time was consnm
cd with its contents Owing 10 the exertionH
Of the Fire Department the surrounding
buildings will be- saved 1t ie feared that
some OF the visitors TO the Far psrished in
the building The church was valued at S36,
600 Insured for 10000
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
Rebels In ArEAnsSs.-ooIorsd CAva

New YcRK, March ls "A ST. Louis letter
TO the Post reports the capture Of
Jacksonville, ArLausa-, by the rebels, who
d owe out two companies Of the Fourth MIS-
soul Cavalry, and came near capturing the
steamer Dove Rep said Quantrlll and
Freeman would make various raids into Mis-
souri this spring
A Washington special 10 the Post sayS the
Government is enlisting small number OF
black soldiers for cavalrymen, and there will
be a limited number Of places for white OFF.
GERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
From new OrIs n..

ST LOUIS, March 10 The steamer Oouti-
mental, from New Orleans 10Th, reached Cairo
yesterday The Pio0yHns Of the 9tn ssys
the committee appointed hy General Banks tn
consider questions connected with the calliaR
Of State Convention zoe the election Of .lel
egates report TO Banks that not more than
100 delegates out Of $50 recommended a free
State A general COMMITTED can he ha even
though representation oolside Of the Union
lines be invited
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

system Of requiring man to be uniformed
with white gloves to match, ol course
on every parade day Or to pay TO keep
up a lot OF young clerks or idlers in their
pretty little holiday shows and funeral
parades will be rather heavy upon the
working classes in our judgment. For
our pott We don't see the justice Of the
thing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

sion and thu reported hanging Of several
comnanys Of ,hs second Nofih Carolina r~ei
meat (white) has given start TO eniiaments
Of conscripts aud deserttr. who are esger TO
aVengs these atrocities.
The Newbern Times urges the sending Of
$4,000 troops 10 North CatohoA. Newberu ia
imprsgnabe Bot the time cas- come when
Federal arms shonld penetrate 10 the interior
carrying the hAnner OF social and political
emancipstion
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
cOnarmstioa OF .hs Capture of Ysaoo

NEw Y1RK, March 10 The steamer Havs,
ma from New Orleans with daies to the 18th
has arrived
10 the 6gbt on the ouchita river by which
Admiral Porter captured rebel fort at Har.
risonburg, one Of our vessels was struck 80
times
hIeut Williams Of the 4ih Wisconsin was
killed by guertillas near New Orleans.
The report of the capturs Of Yazoo CITY
with the lllh Illinois regiment is reported
via New 0rlesn, bat Is dJnbtess untrue
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

The Monroe Doctrine In the House.
NEw YoRK, Merch 10 --Washington spe.
cia 10 the Times says:
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
It is shid will shortly report series Of resou
tons III reference 10 the Mexican question,
taking strong ground IN favor of tho Monroe
doctrine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
IelROcratlc Nominations,

,r,oS ftRsr MONDAY Nru) OF Aphi
ctrY TICKET.
dysr--W. II. GILLESPIE
t2tH --srAuY a. GAtr.
4 ,.'s.y )issc,s,- LNWRgNCG BuTA
ID Msssa - Kuhbkr ALLEh.
TOwNsuP TICKET.
b q lbis -. M OYGFR.
40 HUGBCR1,
WARD TldKEts.
aer WkHn-.-
> ie,g a dOa hKCVFE.
essgi B6ae - vs. t4ILhEkt.
lts 10, q 4-bKWfs HEfSsk
nnHu WARD
b,,ne " hCuS Ellis
sAaoi boa a.
q, sor-rlA WISE
ItNp WAnnr-
iesrt tf,tHlFL HpiNrE
odd Dlarf- EPHRAtN tNDsLf
4 - ., --.SIGhOLAs sTALBf
btttfu WARD
roasN HESRy II. HLdEroNr
askaH q ssrt--pANiU \ II UK
n s.iaf-@.lAcoa srErHANs.
lnrH WAaU-
b 49, : i3eNRY scBLAMANN.
AZ al nl,ent-- v FNRv RoIT.
Nas9sT swl LILLIAN pAg1
ko.ss 81. Il bkNNEfT.
,a8s, Hosoii4. n y fAS ftHH H9hkh
n ~ ,l.s--p ANk3tArlra WEtpNER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
Aitenllon, W INC MenI

LEUTEYANT.COLoNEL GEORGE BRoMAN, Of
the lO2d Ohio, has been dismissed from SER
vice lor using reproAchIu and insulting Ian
guags in regard to an officer Of u Tennessee
colored regiment, and speaking in a con
tsmphous manner of the eoiorsd troops IN
tie ssrUics.
So says the Cincinnati Gdzstte Of The 9th
Of March So beware, white men You may
abuse white generals and coonels, and even
white priyates, but draw il mild when you dis
ouss the darkey - UrbaHa Union,
Ba-Twelve new offices have been created
by the present Ohio Legislature; with salaries
amounting to Sl7 900 That's the way the
money goes l.. GroiepiHe Democrat l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
mocratlc eannIY CenYenIl0n

hs Det8sofais o. sioofgpmary County Niii ntaft
osy.ntlss - sae city IS l,ayios % ssturss il,n
tday y nanh set ior ne pngpoafa sppelet-
delesa esio tho psmaerene siats Conversion, g
sl8t ~ ~ Of remn,tp4 % wf'iussday, =
of march. "a ~ order d M Deinoqratle ctn.
ca,asnluss. A.cAHfI.L, chsirnan.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
Read tho following;
(IfstlRont n Il Mfs Sarah GeUtd)

(7tstInonsH i Ma sIrah Gsuld)
Pnoy pEMssw Two years ago nv aeain hsSsms
diseased and my hair com menc,d 10 ia very fast
Tao dissase spread inui mI aeap NaA enc eonp plets
core, II became very painful my rest Al night was
bros.u the burningAnd itching ssnsetioa was u SUI
por Nhei would epply rem, dy aiter remedy, but
only mon foiay ren consu,'sd Ca s.ysrs, phlsl.
disease with which my acslp wN Affected was q salt
IN um, and that they could nni hensht NE, I read
Sop ns.uTe me that YOU would Oradieais tss dis sse
and rcstorE nv h-if, which had become very thin
with tnat as,nrsnos placed mvseli IN your hands
and the reHuts hre, I rave lnEuTant head of hair
my scalp q Dere sy well, and my halr has ceased 10
hll anr Rsspeetuily yours, efs.t ~
Mas SARAh GouLpf No. III Mouth fsaft etra d
MS siact acknowledged by sl Whs hate psed the
Hair RsstoreT, aud their nams is gIon, tkAfiils
THE ONLY PREPARATtON
That would efectue'ly and permanently restore the
hair OF thoSu " no are hald, sud proVast
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
Thsluss and rapidly inoTsS.ing sale sf Restorative
Is tho sTinge tsvlenoe % the man told Sensah II "
oouisrriuR apoa
TUE HuNAs FAMILY,
The confidence OF the public bee bees obtained and
they all unite In Aesung 10 iss cad VAst suPesi
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever ntrhdueed 1 do DOT reeomm,nd my prepArs.
tion 20 cause hair 70 srw sH ieet IN Wehly AZ raA1y
cons stsnt Win the laws Of kaure 10 thoss wbS arc
akepuesl or iAspdulous, ! Innate bona hds Sdsri
ASH forfeit $1,000
zone ThousAnd DolarS) II J fail 10 cure tho worst
cases Of paTual badness, under aheep years stand.
ing with
THE ONLY GEN IRE HAIE REsToRER
This wondorful remedy Is sOld by druggisis Eapeg
ally 1870
IF'YouR DRUGGIST MAS NOT GOT 1T BEND
FOR 1T.
NB-Curas guaranteed Ia every oaSs Where ths a.
rtcuons for % are implicitly oheyed.
- P,iar, 81 per bottle, or Az bottles foT ~,
PROF, N. A, DE MUM,
Sole Propnetor, No. g Op,pGs street,
telSdiy Albany, Now York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
XXXVIIITaI CONGREss.

WAHISoToS, March lg--HousE The
devoted 20 speech making.
Arnold, Of N spoke Of freconatruciou, say
ing liberty is the corner stone and Abraham
Lincoln the archtect, Lwouldn't shdrk-iteet
be better word --EDs EXPIRE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

4 plat Of the ground can be seen At the shera q
Terms OF sAe-pne'third cash one & rd In sne ana
tho balance IN Two years from The day OF asie the a.
erred payment. 20 bear per cent ntt and IL ~
secured by mortgage on tba premises.
The above premises cannot sell for leaa than t4.,
thirds its appraised value
oEOA0H Wu9AMAN, sheriff Mont countv
u. u. opscKEL and a. B. JAck,Os,
ItHn at Attornevs Il tasRdeyNawta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

NfW YeEE, March i9,-Tbe steamer Ellen
Ferry has arrived
Two Of our prisoneTs Wsrs frozen 10 death
on their way from Richmond 70 AperioOs
Ga Thrlyoue escaped from the cars
The hanging Of 81 Union soldiers at King.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
AgCllrp.


RE AL EST q TIE ENT
No. zoe THIRD hTaEET, AT JOHN II. sToPPEL-
MANS OFFICE
1 HAVE aiarRe amount OF property for sale Huoh
aA houses and lots, M ~ parts Of fhb city at var
oua prices ranging from iJW hund ed 20 ten thousand
dolarti on good payments and veil altuatedi and
any quantity OF ynnant luts Tor Haie AlAo, segeru
arms lor sale, ranglnR frnm unR hundrAd ard sixty
nerss down 70 two acre 3, adjoining tue elty aad n
{ th0abunty.
Those having property for sals, and thos~ venting
10 uuy, will do well 20 cell on me, "a shall give
fompt Henuon 70 all business entrusted 10 my care
jaadln A. n, MCCLURE.
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NOTIOE TO ALL WHOM ITMAT CONCERI

MO ICE Il hereby given that there are nov pending
before The CITY coun Of the city Of Dayton, ths
following Ordinances, 70 Wlti I.r
T. grade Hre el, curb and gutter ~ GA street
between Council -ireet ana the Western LoVee.
To grade. gravel, curb and gutter Phpa strofl he.
tween second and Third str cts.
Ia pursuance 10 the law said Ordinances wee twice
real laid on tho table, and tho Clerk Instructed 20 give
four weeks aotice Of the pendancy Of the tame.
The las requires all claims for damages that may
Asetue rom ead Improvement 10 be hled In writing
sgea claimed, within two weeks after the expiration
nl the tune Qulred Tor the publication Of such notice
when the same Will hc taken up Tor anRl action. 'A
isildAs ANrHoRf aTRpH ENe, City Clark.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
professional.
Gttp Aottces.
NOrICE 10 ALL WHOM In NAY 90 ,CERN

NOTICE 10 hereby given that there are now pen ing
~ before the CITY council Of the city Of layton The
following ordinances, to.witi
To Rrade, gravel curb aui gutter the north side of
Third street east Of beeke street.
80 grade ant improve Mad River street nom Filth
10 HichAfd rect
In purnu noe 10 tho law said Ordinances we're twree
real laid on the table, mud The Clerk t. strueted TO
four weeks notice OF the pendancy Of the same.
The sw reqni "a AL clalms for damages that ma
Aeorua irofn said improvements 70 be tiled In wr tnp
with tho Ony ,rk, uathn forth the amount OF dam,
Ages claimed, within two ahsr the expiration o.
the time requ ied for the publication of such notice.
when the sans will be tiken up Tor IA nj action.
ms6A ANTH pNH STEPHENS. City Clerk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
Administrator Of Barbara shank deceased.
HnirH a y, rrr, Attorney naiusplHt
a vALUABLE FARM AT pUBLiC sALR


Ahner Stephens Superior Court
against
Jacob e.. keiar - nj Case NJ. fT6T
DURSUANT 10 an order aud de lee 0T the NuDerior
i Court of Montgomery coun y, OHIO, mad IN the
above sntlhed oause, viii, on . a. 81,
SotrTuoy, spI v 1s0t,
sa ~ public outcry W N highest sdder ~ tha dOoI
OF me CQut House, In the city n Dayton the frrn ot
FraneH j. Andrews, stuated east of CentsryliIe m
this "ouu y, containing i50 acros.
Iiaip a good state 0f cultivation, has absut 6Rean
houses, &c
Appraised 1t s6 Zoo. or $40 an asrs-nAy sell ,or
81, ,t96 81, OF $50 "a m acre
oEURGE W. MALAMBRH, Master Com
J. A. JoHpsS, THppsHvR IoEpkE, u. 81 YoUne snd
HoUH hcMAHoH, Attorneys. fnatIdawts
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ltqal.
ADMINISTRATORS sALH or REAL
ECTA1E

ESTATE.
David H. Prush Admlnistrator Of bsruars shanS, Dc.
ceased, ", iohn Thomas Webv et Al. Probate
Court ot Montgomery comfy, Ohio.
PRuCEEDlNGH FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE
DuRsUANT 10 an order uf sale IN Iha foregoing
Gste Will offer Rt public sale, and 10 the hghest
bdder, AZ The door ~ the Court House ia tha city
Dalton, In the county of MONTGOMERY and state u
Oho, on
SATURDAY, APRIL cad. 1885,
AZ two o'clo M, The iuoWng described real
TATE situate IN the county of Montgomery aud Aats vi
Ohio, and bounded and described as follows Glusis
In the southeast quarter Of section No. town range
o. r., beginning on the south line o. said section
~ Daniel WeaVera southeast corner thence ~ a
"a pol = 10 neardorfs southwest chrnsr thAnce soc
? "a 23 poles 70 . stone Deardori = south line
thence A'W N poie~ 70 the south line Of said sec
ton, theme ~ 94.65 poles to the place 0i 10
giunin sroniannk sixteen ltgI screH, mare or iesa.
Appraised ut slsOs and taay sell Tor twS.thiris OF
sad sum
Terms Of eae--Oas third cash; the saauos ID esuaI
payments OF one and two years. Wit interest," aeosroi
by mortgage on tho premises.
DAVID H.PRUoH,
Administrator Of Barbara shank deceased.
bntrH Y, rrr, Attorney naiusptHt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
ArgaI
LEGAL NOTICE

FNHE undersigned hereby notifies Conraa Rueges.
that she has hled her petition IN the Court oi
Common Pleas OF Montgomery County, Ohio, prny.
ing 70 be divorced nom said Conrad Rueger, her hus
band. Causs-willlul Rhsent for three ye-rs.
IN. BAsSorr, Attorney. issfss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19
Dayton Markell,
HARsHMANs FLoUR-Red wheat

II VI AN y ON-heu Hne0t,
wholesale 8 90. retail 8 80
WHEAT--Sl 1901 10.
CORNISH
SHELLED--sS.
OATS--6S.
RYE 'l0atlj
BARLEY-$l 20.
COFFEE-36@3S
SUGAR-l6@l6
EGGS l5@ls per doz.
WHiSKY--s7
CHEESE --l6@lT.
DRIED PEhCH'ES-le@ls.
DRIED APPLES-9@l2
BEANS-Per buthel 81 50@3 90.
HAY-Timothy Sls@20 per ton,
TEAS-$l 0O@l go
RICE--s@l0 per lb.
BUTTER-35
LARD-l2@l5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-19

PHILIP s GEBHARTS ESTATE.
ON the nrst day Of February, AID 1884, the under,
" signed were appointed and qualified EHeoueors
OF thetast vii aud testamont OF Fhilp y. oebhATt
late of Montgomery county, Ohio, DECEASED. I,
'"@ bAMuRL 0EBHART.
fz9W2 hAAC DiRg AQRR.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
PROPOSALS..

IrxEcUrIyE COMMITTEE OFFICER FEB.
~ lst-Aiail Comm un,catpn between Jamaica and the
United states Of Americn.--The Governor and Executive
wan proposals up 10 sth Apri next from
parties willing 10 contract wh them Tor 70, cNe ance IA
steam sseis OF monthly mail between he c, o' nnes
hts Island and the city OF New YORK ~ W. Vhed
etaes 81 America and vice versa under the au,horv, o
he 81 this Island I'D Vie, 4S 2S VIC 9 " and ~
Vie, g 10 provide steam comnnuncaticn petm@rn las
island and tinted States a. America The terms ana
conditions including the rerod for which the cuiraN will
i've taken viii be made known applcatipi ~ Messrs
rho,nsn fTawkry n Co. Mnetng lane, IL nda.i Jeremiah
i.saycfa' Ess New york or hls onisc Tc,Idefs for
THIS be sent 70 the Secretary OF he ENecInvs
Cvam,ites OF JAnscas Spanish Towh
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

usr ARRIVED FROM GERM tNy-wITu A SEw
= iot Of isrtx Mountain cAaart,s chstng ,Bulauenes
Thrusye>. all Knds OF european Sonesiers winch
oler for sale store. No. North william sitcc
CHAS ROSE
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

THE BaRBERs AND HAIRDREssERs' PROTECTIVE
Association "A general meeting will take place on We'd
mesday evening March l6 ut half O'clock
Union Assembly Rooms 23 Grand to which all Jour
neymcn respectfully invited.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

ITO TAILoRS-THE HANDS WORKING FOR WHITE,
Whitmore Co., 2s5 Broadway. requested to meet
at Ne ii Elizabeth street this "wednesday evening" at
O'Clock there Is business OF importance TO attend To-
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

ITO OWNERS. REcEIvERS TRUSTEES AND
othesThe advertiser. whose time is devoted solely t.
the collection Of and supervision Of repairs
estate IN his city wishes to obtain extension Of his
Has been nine In the service Of of his
employers and give unexceptionable
crences to honesty, and attention. Terms mod
crate. Address collector Herald Office
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
FURNITURE

AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or PARLoR CHAM
~ ber and Dining Room Furniture for sale at sacr
The subscriber viii SELL W lots 20 suit purchasers all
the Furniture contained IN his residence il3 West TwenH
third street near sixth avenue. consisting or Pan@orte,
Paintings, Parof Suits, Etageres Mirrors, Ac. rrox
BOOKCASES FOR SALE -ExrENsfvE RANGES or
ID Cases wel built aud partly glazed srtabe fot
oaces well fitted 10 he used 10 store N nny sn %
MAJ be seen ~ No ie over The bsns OF Vcm
merce. 81 Nassau street
UNURvIruRE AT A GREAT BAR0AN-CoNslsriNo
OF one Sofa elk Chairs one Arm osa 2, s sr1s ~
o'sered IN pure hair snd covered w ~
reps aud never used made ~ one OF or ss. - -
canoet make,s The chars All patent bsck end ~
is,ss pai,ern TO be seen 425 Breeme strcet Inquire q
Ma 0LUNk-
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

L,ANcy FowLs.-BLAcK SPANISH, GOLD AND SIT
IT, Poiands. Engl sh Gray aud White porSng, Black
prOvedbteed OF Chinese P0ws Singing brs &C. for siis
by n. JOHNSON 4 G. HoPsNER " North William street.
Chatham.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

THREE BRICK HOUSES AND sTOREs-ELIaIBLY
situated on Court street. Brooklyn, cheap q good
tenant together separate Inquire at 20 Bridge street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

WANTED-IN BROOKLYN. CONVENIENT TO WALL
w ferry, gentleman and wife, Second Floor
front and bedroom with Board Address box 9O N
Y. Post olice
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
AT Office TO MARINERS
IN CHANGE OF LIGHT.
RATHLIN O'BIRNE LIGHTHOUSE,
COUNTY DONEGAL.


The Port OF Dublin Corporation hereby give notice that
IA intended change the of light exhib
tied from the Rathiin Brne lighthouse from revolving
bright light TO fxed bright Hght This change viii
place the night of the LIST of june 1864 and will
tnmed every night thereafte from to sunrise
Sound. eastward Of the island. BY order
WIN. LEES, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LEr-ANY PARfy
wanting furnished Apartments in nrst class house
who Joan the 3zHN hear OF an advantage
Gus oGerby calling on ADAMS Co. sss Broadway. nea
Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

ITO BARRIERS. TO LET. SHOP. AT MOUNT YER
non depot Good location; plenty OF business Apply
Mount Vernon HOTEL to ULRICH. 32 Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

yNANTED--A PART OF A HOUSE, CONSISTING OF
w FIVE to Rooms tor small family of four per-
Address stating par
ticulars and rent A. B. c., box Ito Herald Office
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
sPoRTHsa. .

lNOos FOR sALE.-oNE LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND
~ Dog. good Watch Dogs one handsome Bull Terrier,
Black and Tan Terriers Scotch Terriers. skye Terriers
also n pair Of small Black aud Tnns not exceeding Ave
rounds good rat Fair trial gwen No. II Roose geit
street, lrst uoor JOHN GRAZ
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

: CHIPwRIGHTs.-EXC BRANCH NO. UNIT
~ ted Shpwrghts Association will hold their REGULAR
semi monnly meeting at 50 East BROADWAY on "Wednesday
members is expected the, code Of bylaws will be
presented. JOHN NICHOLSON. President.
ISRAEL .rIcxs Secretary. .-
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

ITO ODD FELLOWS.-LARGE AND SPACIOUS ROOMS,
b0xl00 feet floor Of Broadway and Tenth
street. well suited for lodges. Apply TO BREWSTER
BALDWIN, 1856 broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MARCH l6 SUPI
HOUSES, ROOMS. 60. TO LET.

ITO LET-rO A FAMILY or ADULTS THE UPPER
part and back Basement conss ing Of eight with
waller and Of the house No l Eighth
east OF Broadway Rent $3.50 Can from 10 70 IL
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

CREO RENT.-THE THREE STORY AND BASE.
QOCU ment House l76 West Thirteenth street. near
Eighth With modern mprov suitable for
gentee boarding house Apply TO OREILLY I09 Water
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

nO LET-THE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF
~ West Thirty third street; windows three sides;
well calculated for light ufacurng purposes. Apply to
T. w. MCGUIRE. l. 26l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

RIO LET-ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. A FIRST CLASS
i House, furnished TO small private family. for six
months year. IL tenant will Board during winter Ad
dress Howard. box 40 BROOKLYN Post Office.
Evening star., 1864-05-12
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED.

Abour O'Clock lastevening the steamer City
OF Albany arrived at the 9Th street wharf from
Belle Plain, bringing up $40 wounded. Before
al tae wounded had been removed from the
City Of Albany. the steamer Wawaset, with
63i Of the wounded In the late battles, steamed
up 70 the wharf The men brought up last
evening were more seriously disabled than
those who had arrived previously, and there
were but few officers among them. They all
bore evidence OF having seen hard service, and
doubtless suffered considerably on the upward
trip, - the boats were greatly crowded.
Ambulances were in waiting when the boats
arrived. and the unfortunate msn were speedi.
ly conveyed to the different hospitals num-
ber Of patriotic ladies and gentlemen were in
asteadance, dealing out bread and meat, hot
conee, lemonade and ice.water, which was
evidently rich treat to the poor fellows, who
expressed their gratitude most warmly.
Col. Massey, OF the 18th Massachusetts. Who
wss wounded in the ankle, was among those
brought up on the Albany. This oficer has
been In numerous battles, and lost one Of his
hands at Gettysburg
Evening star., 1864-05-12
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION OF WASH.
lHl INGTON CITY, DC.
NOTICE OF OPENING OF BOOKS OF sUB-
SCRIPTION TO CAPITAL STOCK

In accordance with the fourth section of the
Act of Oongre to incorporate the Masonic Hall
ss ;s9 Of city c. approved
ssc: T. And ee Il }sv:ae1 pes snaetsa "a That within
twenty days after the passage of this act the
porators named in the first secti n, or majority
%siorit; Of tie W remainder. shsH cause books Of
subscr ption to the capital stock OF the said
poration to be opened and kept open in such place
and for period to be fixed by said corporators, or
given BY advertisement OF otherwise as said cor:
and subscribers upon said books to the capital
stock of the corporation shall be held to be stock
PAY, q the :a9 s@s .asss. sasS pss ssasa%
tors) of the amount by him subscribed to the
OF ny the be
bis subscri ption shall be null and void. And
when the books of pton to the capital stock
Of said corporation shall be closed. the corpora.
them and in case any of them refuse or neglect to
twenty days thereafter, call the frst meeting Of
the stockholdere of said corporation, to meet
rectors, Of which public notice shall be given for
three days in two public newspapers published
daily in Washington city, or by written personal
notice served on each stock kholder, BY the secre-
inss Of the atockhoiders each share shall entitie
the holders to one vote, to be given in person or
The smouut of Capital Stock fixed upon within
scription will be opened on FRIDAY, the 18th in.
slant, at the counting room of James G. Mcclure
& Co, and win be kept open for sixty days. -
BY order of the e0rp0fRso5qsFEsiR RosERr McMURDY,
nv l2-5t Secretary Board of CorpOratOrs.