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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26
The 44th Ohio.

The 44th Ohio Colonel s. A. GifbeFt, is to
arrive at Springfield to-day, and tomorrow
4 Il is to have grand reception there. Cedar
yille, Fairfield, Yellow Springs and other
parts of this county are represented in the
gallant 44th. This regiment has been in the
service foF two and half years, and has won
a reputation for discipline and herOism which
is second to that Of no one in the country. It
win be rsmembered that Colonel Gilbert is
the man who knocked to pieces the tory con-
ventiOn at Frankfort. He is IN army of him
self Il is understood that the reception is
a 10 be a magnificent affair. Governor Brough
IS to be present. Everywhere the returned
f. veterans are meeting with glorious vel
come.
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A Useful Invention for Drying Clothes

We saw few days ago an interesting and
apparently useful invention for drying clothes.
One Josiah Barber obtained patent for an
umbrella clothes reel in 1856. It has been in
use long enough for people to become ac-
quainted with its merits, and it has given en-
tire satisfaction. 1t consists of one upright
support with stretchers. The lower end of the
support can be inserted in block; the ribs
are then hOisted, like opening an umbrella.
Cords pass through the ribs or stretchers, on
which to hang the clothes It can be put up
ready for use in a moment occupies but a
small space, and is very convenient When
the wind blows the drier is turned. Albert
Owens owns the right to manufacture this in
vention in Greene county.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26

TnE wood hauling to-day is likely to be q
glorious affair. splendid dinner is to be
given by the ladies at Fireman's Hall, and in
all respects the wood procession promises to
be worthy Of the liberality and patriotism Of
the people Of Greene County.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26
Notice to NOn-residents,
PRoB4TE COURT; GREENE County, ONO.
SARAH ELLSBERRY, AdmiRistra-l
triE Of the estate of William ELS
harrv 4ncaazn1 plo;ofiF Petition

PROBATE Court; GREENE COUSTE, ONO.
SARAH ELLSBERRY, Administra-l
triI Of the estate of William Els
berry, deceased, Plaintiff, Petition
against IN
Clarissa Fitzhugh, Mary Thorp, And
rev J. Thorp, Elizabeth DANGER Sell
4ela, harriet Dam geTheiId, " imam Land.
beth Blessing, John C, Allen, and
ThOs. P. Tounsley, Defendants,
The said Elizabeth Daingerfeld and Harriet
Dangerfeld, of the State of Maryland, two Of said
defendants and heirs Of the estate Of William Els
berry, late of Greene County, deceased are hereby
notified that on the 25th day Of January, A. D.
1854, said Administrative fled her petition in the
Probate Court of Greene County, Ohio, against
them and the other defendants, heirs Of said dece-
dent and lien holders on said estate the object and
prayer of which petition is to obtain order on
the 25th day of February, 1864 for the assignment
of the dover of the said Sarah Ellsberry, the widow
of said William Ellsberry, deceased in and for the
sale Of the following real estate Of which the said
William Ellsbsrry died seized, to pay the debts Of
said decedent, to wit:
Lots Numbers twelve [I2l, thirteen [l3b and
fourteen [I4l in Conwells addition to the town
Tnow cty]3Of Xenia, and also the lot which said
Willliam Ellsberry resided at the time Of his de-
cease being ninety three feet 93 feetl front the
east of in-lot Number one hundred and Fifty No.
1901 of the town [noW ethyl of Xenia, running the
same width back to an alley.
SARAH ELLSBERRY, Administrative
of William Ellsberry, deceased.
CATCH & SEXTON, Attorneys. nol0-4t
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Promoted.

,, Captain " S. McElvain, of the 10th o.
vi has been made Major of his regiment.
This reward was merited, Captain McElwain
being brave and skiIlful officer. Lieutenant
Alexander Trimble has taken the place made
vacant by this promotion.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26

,. b. MATTHEWs-gay Halls cut in tO-day's
SsHtinsl with his card" Union Daily Meat
Market Hal furnishes all kinds of meat
- greasy pork, gentle mutton, tender veal and
venerable beef-at prices which can not pro-
g. woke gTumbling. Give him call.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26
Found

A pocket boOk-between the upper and
lower depOts, containing small amount Of
money. The owner can have it by calling at
the SENTINEL Office, describing the pocket book
and contents, and paying for this notice.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26

THE big snow is pretty near all gone,
Rnd the earth is wearing its muddy dress, but
the sky smiles warmly, and we are reminded
that the fetters of old winter viii soon melt
away at the touch Of gentle spring.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26
Men Wanted.

100 am authoriledto recruit men for the 10th
- Regiment o. VII. Pay and subsistence from
date Of enlistment. '-.f1-
fo Headquarters at Office Of Il. Carey, Jr5
oil s sJ.B. VAN EATON, %
81 IAdjutant 11Oth 0. V.Iu Recruiting Officer
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xenia soldiers, AId society.

The Xenia Soldiers Aid Society viii meet at the
rssidsnse Of Mr.. J. ", King on Main street, Thurs
day evening, Of this week. an are invited
to attend.
HELEN N. king, Secretary.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26

HESsEaER & BRosNER have established
themselves in the butchering business, and
are carrying on No. l meat market.
They intend to give satisfaction. See their
advertisement in this paper, and give them a
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26

MEssRs. SPHAR and Patton arrived in town
from Columbus on Friday evening, and re-
turned this morning. We are under obliga-
lions to them for numerous valuable public
documents.
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Call and Pay Up.

All persons indebted to John Fleming & Co.,
will confer a favor by settling up on sight. Some
accounts have been standing too long already, and
a word to the wise is sufficient
JOHN FLEMING.
Xenia, Jan, Is, I864-tf
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Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, was mutually dissolved on the first
day of December, lS63-John Fleming to collect
all debts, and pay all liabilities.
JOHN FLEMING,
J. a. McCROSKEY.
Xenid Jan. 25, 1864 If
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26

SHERIFF Barnes is busy summpning jurors
and witnesses for the Court Of Common Pleas,
which commences its session on the fifteenth
Of next month.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26
Sale of Real Estate by Order
of Probate Court.
Harrison lnsley, Administrator
with the will annexed of Jacob
Mcclellan, deceased,
against
Mary Angeline Mcclellan,
Wm. Mcclellan, and others.

ON the 9Th day of February, 1864, at 3 o'clock
" in the afternoon, on the premises hereinafter
described, will be sold to the highest bidder the
following Real Estate, as the property of Jacob Nc
CleHan, deceased, tO-Wit: Situate in the County Of
Greene, in the State Of Ohio in the town Of Cedar
vile, in said County, being lot Number forty four
(No. 44) in John Orrs addition 70 the said town Of
Cedarville the same that was conveyed to said de-
ceased by one Hiram Cline, by deed bearing date
the Sd December, 1860. Also, lot Number nine
mo. 81 in Mitchell Dilles addition to the said town
of Cedarvle, the samethat was conveyed to said de-
ceased by Philip S. Lauman by deed bearing'date the
Sd day OfApril, 1851. Appraised at s.. Terms
Of sale one half cash in hand one-fouTth in three
months, and the residue in six months from the
day of sale, secured by mortgage on the premises
with interest from the day of sale.
HARRISON INSLEY.
Administrator with the will Annexed of Jacob Nc
Clellan, deceased.
nO7-4t
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26

FoR want Of room some interesting locals
and letters are unaYoidably crowded out of
to-day's paper.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26
Local Department.

READ interesting letters on the outside Of
tO-day's paper,
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-01-26
HOUSE And LOT FOR SALE.
AN EXCELLENT FRAME HOUSE,

AN EXCELLENT FRAME HOUSE,
Finished in the best manner, nearly new, and il
frst-rate condition, containing rooms large cellar
with the whole of Lot No. in Drake Leaman'!
addition to Xenia, on West Main Street On the
lot is a stable, COW house, wood house also, nun
Der of choice bearing fruit trees.
Inquire Of CATCH & SEXTON.
nO9-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02

Msasrnan. 0rsss Kser opayks, jacques and schaefsr-
Councilman Wxas Cd IN Il the hour for the meet
In 81 tails hoard h cssnsed fro one r. 70 Tour r. n
RESOLUTIONS Rk vxz
ny Councilman wxssrxs- 80.
krs0red II the ord entitled
n 10 provide for contnuan.e of the Aid
he ~tofore the families Of vol neer 80 ders
Union. be aud TIE 10 hereby amended ~ sri ing
the enh line Of section the wards SO per
month. and In lieu thereof he wor.s ~ UJD per
the take effect frnm the date ol the pas
Of said ordinance and s approval b, The Mayor to VIE
whici was referred to the Committee on Finance.
Nv Cou nclman BG RANDOM
Resolved the Aqueduct Board DO and they
number OF fire hydrants the buildings occupied by
the Of the Metropolitan Far for the Sanitary
for the pruteciion IL the bui'd and the
gods contained therein the 10 remain during the
pleasure OF the commun Council
Which Was adopted
Councilman JorcE moved 90 take up General Order ~
being report of tommtteen Belgian ravem mt In favor
of adopting resolution that Ninth from Fifty
street 10 ITS junction with Broadway be- paved with segsn
psrtmen ana that the accompany ordinance therefor DO
adopted.
Which was adopted by the fo,lowin. vqle;--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Riley, Rrophy. Hayes: WEBSTER.
Ryan Gross Esppsr xSsss %
Brice Russell Fitzgerald and Juyce-si
Eegative-Coh ncilmen Heay, Keeuau and HAgerty-S
Councilman HouGHrALiN moved that she Board DO now
I'D .ourn.
Wher~npon the declared that the Board stood
adjourned until Thursday. March at o'clock r n.
JAMES NJ SwEENy Clerk.
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AnIU0EmWUT8.
Doors open a. hsis.past q overture oo,nmesces Al
quarter 8 cur'ain osncustnn.
Third uine this season. TON TAYLOR and CHARLES
READ s popular COMEDY
MASKS AND FACES.
Principal characters b. Messrs Charles Fisher. w. r..
fosd. Norton. Young. John Sefton. George Holland,
Browne. Parkes WiiAlnson rope Mrs Hoey Miss Made
brnn and Mss Green
THURSDAY Ninety seventh nisht Of RosEDALE.
with ITS Beautiful scenery, Novel Machinery. Original
Music, Great Cast and Attractive Tableaux.
+ fkIDAl--fN Ninth time, rURk GOLD
SATuROAY-kinetye ight night OF ROSEDALE.
In Observation-Disclosures ASSURANCE.
WINTER GARDEN
w ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH NIGHT
MIR. AND MRS w. j.
FLORENCE.
THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN.
win BE- acted 70 night. With is
originally produced il Americas
Emily 81 Evermond with Auesn" and
floors open 6H; com n,ence at TX Carriages may DO
ordered al half past ten o'clock.
HOWARD ArHEHMUM. BOSTON
IL Wanted. First Old Man, for the Samson.
Apply 70 HENRY WILLARD,
Lessee, Boston.
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AfARpEr CELLARS
orHER PROPERTY or THE CORPORATION
TO
LEASED AT AUCTION.

Notice "a hereby owen that the Comptroller viii Tues
day the 2ythdAy Of March, 1885, at o'clock .snc CITY
Hall. lease On bids NJ public auction Market Cellars.
Houses and Lots, Hay Sra~s and other Corpvraon pro
pery Of hve years from the Isl DAY Of May,
Cs,s,ornes containing the description location aud terms
Of sale nav We upcs application TO the collector OF City
hese""e :" "' owArrHEw r. BRENNAN. Comptroller
C,~~ ~ wsw Yopx DgrARrwxrr FfxsNrx.
80 'CouvrnoILIn's Orvscx, Feb rs. 1894
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hcsewmh surn without ny approval the resolution 10
rns nav RI nnd In the Crton A1ueduct Depart
rrni lie sum Of two dollars par day az wages.
Thts the OF those aborcrs each
swenty nvs per day, -, date from the 18th day Of
July lsSS To the increased pay ~ the aborers have no
obiecton: bit authenticsy nfoS mad there IL no
money in the department. 70 meet the Increased liability.
ana my signature could not therefore, the inter
eats Of the lAborere - they would mol be able 70 obtain
payment under svc circumstances An appropriation Tor
ih purpose shonld nrst have been made. and when so
irade will receive my signature LIZ. u !, ~,
city charter expressly provides that
be incurred By Of tho departmcnts or ontrs
whether the Object Of the expenditure shall have pccn
by the Common Council or NOT unless en appropi huon
shalt have cvousy Jade cDverrg sncn exPrnes
would beg leave rcspecfu " " cs ticPAr'N"'"'
ATTENTION 81 Tho Common C,nni 70 this pro-, son.
a. GODFREY GLNTHbk. Mayor.
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EAsr IrpIA GOODS NOTIcE.-F0usrAiN's INDIA
~ - -cNtsinA Mates and III oshr ier,ons vi nnd
Immediate sale iSs ss o. mar make such Other ssranss
meats As mar DC desired Tor In smai anutcs new
Or Oh IN Or out q bond v<rF.acy or stable
Ar ces pne.lp . oocds shawis. Ac e. irom ina "a
Jspar China Manila Or the American Indians
sns Q. RS w asss e.taoae o. the sx.nsse STOCK nov
mar ed opposite any article they de.i,e fnvnia a
CO. t5S Broadway between Thirteenth and fourteenin
ExcLusIvELy FRkNcH FLuTING FOR DRESS AND
~ ManulA frmming.-Mr. GOLDEN having no o.ner
business IN connection With ung ladies can depend on
having ~ materas ana colors puncia nuten IN AZ
assed manner and delivered In all parts o. me CITY; ~
the tacory lzI heecser street four doors below ooser
and Pol Fulton street, opposite Clinton street, brookyn
E,LUTING FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS DONE IN A
superior SUI for four cents per yard oyer Tour ncnes
ak cents by the French f.utn Company I'll spring rseS
between varick and Hudson. Agent Mrs. siiANAHANS.
S5l Third avenue near Twenty seventh street
E,RENCH LINRHs.
T. lust received. fine assortment OF
DAMAHK CLOTHS
NAPKINS.
;. mesa 4ta DoYLlEss rowrrs
which we offering 1t reasonable prices
t M 81 BROADWAY.
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ANTHOLOGY.


A b MAURICE, REAL SCIENTIFIC GsrRoLooEs
rsss SIr is rof.ss.ss Ss a sesa s so
lie the future viii unfod.
Read from yonder nrbs Of gold.
Learn ~ nature before stray.
S Soyoa; &C can .n.. By timely care
M "a, the real scientific Asrooger With sever,
the Ill s rca,es 70 yaar happiness = misery
"" e. IL. nos
band Vie and sna ,se @
oempe.'.s q the intended compounds Al who ccnsu,.
and !. sisass lie 20 and meet %ss .S
R-ir 81 address '1 a. D. ssarics bot SIS Post
a.d u ne - a ens ss .s... "s' !. s' ~scs
street ns"r Wooster Ladies 10 csnss; gentlemen q.
A sToNIsHlSd MADAM. MORROW. sEvg.rH
"a daughter Nth natlrsi sift Of forsssht tsils boz
image 10 iai operation Her eq" Z not v found:
ia Isdo" n nss Ss osss 10 a.
A. BETTER ,r u AsrsoLoaIsT Is NOT TO gs yoyyrp
s' ss.". s, 30
suits oS.s,noF situations welfare of trends
sns y" ms s'sS they u begin .
f%ss: Ss s' ss. ;ss Re . EsI
Ladies - cents; gentlemen 81 Qaes!cns answsIed BY
examinations made. oGcs iaC Greene srsss below Frsss
Ms MARION JAMES. INDEPENDENT cLAIRvoy-
AZ A.. 10 Third avenue near Seventeenth street de.
saa sa.ins.. sass ssSsrsy Assists 10 rscossrna
admitted.
Nc sMf0siTIos,- THE NEVER FAILING MADAMe
AZ sStAKk from kurope who was horn with nAiur.
pLlnss Together those long separated speedy mar
% s"sens fiends Numbers free Won that have been dc
''ea ~ sise ioyefs that hove been unfortunate W
r ea' on M Eres European Tor IL rtcstd
VINO aiy Wilt her that her equal " not " DC
i"nno Nc hundred dollars reward one who can
hss ~ her profession skill She tells ,.u The name
M inc prrs'n ynn viii marry No. 1nl Enst severfcrnth
tf.e. c2rner Third avenue Name the door 7cuamcn
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HUsENBNTs.
NIFLGs GARDEN. ooxx.so Is A. X
81 I HiR' Fri xx6 DyoiDs6 81 Cess ''
fhhd a'shs o. re ssngassnens - ..s,
sxw so 'sS si sss5sT1 si Tsiax SossA
sEsowsEp tsoLisiI OPERA TROUPE
sson = The Ise seirSisisd basso Of ssss p.ms)
W. = :. 49, Mr. WALTER BIRCH. SECOND 7s,sr
Mrs. E. D. HARDY c.n;Talio
INCREASED oRciiE les x = "'.-
WEDNESDAY kvENiSa last tune q Adoiphs zdams'
rns iITs o'SSiss ;ssSS
Mss CAROLINE EIcn 4!sss. AND TROUPE WILL
= n0i DCsI aaSr;iss sIsDA or cuAxoUSrx
Lssses Drss.or ana Manager a. L. Fox.
q / sosss r AZ rs ssiaxE
Wednesday Ta az TSssSr rS a xiEoh Ands
Hs''ra Q. L FOX; q Y y l ssSptsS w.. n..v,,
! Hoyss faa 4sFS Sxck s6i III: = DIsSil'
TONY 6nnisa NILE. xARrrszrrl.
Mr. .n az. ss.. 4 aA 1ts p CaAfxAx.
sxsxyi riF's * J. si T. sssuDLxr.
Horz CHAPEL rs broadway.
or This f PoFGEas ssT Mhax
RvERy ArrsRs00N AND EVENING ~.
win be exhibited. = The aid Of ...,.
THE MAMMOTH sTEREOsCOPriC0N.
TWRNTY.sRvRNrH STREET. GHOST. s.f.,
appearance this city year ago caused
menaeus sensation throughout the United States and
wherever amazing narrative repeated This novel
revelation Of scence and consists Of series Of marvel
SUNDAY aa ' saSSss sspasa
~ ONE WHO KNOWS as
81 Tas SosT y SaoH e we
sfsr, 49, ~ NATURE AND ART; FROM
Doors open ~ feurs begin at Matinee every After
At O'Clock. Admission 25c Reserved Seats. Sec
stt..H @ II. b. nCKEON, Manager.
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Ac4DExY or nUsac-rHk oPsxA. TON
- LAST wEkx iUI dH 81 RID nH sx xsos
kida sSE' 5os sysSai;i:iIsS Siair.
As sI 1:siss' fksSa nS,, q a:dy Macbeth
IN ms ee'e0'Ae' '''e q Mxcsf a r vsrds grand OF
with ksw Costumes Appointments and the great cast
Msresth Sig NJ
Bssaao s win
Nile iI TKSfsr III Z and the CORPS DE BALE
Under shs direction 81 s's. RoSzANL
on FRIDAY ~ i:XiHG. M.rh /. az
HikErEkNTu suBsoKIrrIos sIanr.
Grand sHsEd1. UEEG1 sSsS 81 p0n'1sr'
with rs unprecedsntsdiy great cast.
S 81 sas '':
GRAND g Ats MATINEE.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
d. ~ sole N Proprietor
80 WEDNESDAY EVENING" March J. ts4
Fourteenth night Of he d:t'sSs!sSsd American acs
THE PUBLIC ',
TICKET OF LEAVE NAN.
oSs 81 ~ ne McSSsss or THE AGE
sriH SAsTsGAcHHBE5 scE x5yndrs
.
...- t.t-s cArIrL NOUNTlNGS
IMMENSE l ns or kS SbxRAcTEas.
In his mastery representation Of Robert Briefly. "A
The young and popular actor,
MR. q. G BONIrACE.
. s'asi. - Hswkshaw. the Detectivc.
..4- AR6. w. q. JONES
~ May Edwards
MI OoOs DIuOk6A .0rccn II
M1se maze NewtO0-......... sam WHO
Mr. Maraen.-.........n s...... Dalton Alias the@
ntss hmiiy 81 EvrrS
-. nssiord Old
Asss Eldridge. Mrs Wiios
.A' '". - ''e THE vAoRArT.
Mr.. q. G. BONIFACE aud MRS. w. a. JONES
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
..,. GEO. BRO0KkS and MISS KATE NEWTON.
IlARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUA.
ID Tom Tayllr's great moral drama.
THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN,
FOR ONg WEEK AND ONLY ONE.
Nh. HARRISON. Comic and impromptu Singer q
AND Thk NOVA SCOTIA GIANT uIkE.
EACH OVER EIGHT FEET HIGH.
- TWO ELFIN DWARFs. F..
The LlLLIPUTIAN KING, l4 years old and ~ inchess
and GEN. GRANT Jr.. u years old and ~ inches hts
AJApnnese MAskin Hog-What n it:-Moviny Wax F,g,&
WAX Figures Of Qneen victorin Prince aud Primes,
Walos--0en. Tom Thumb aud Wife. Com. Mutt and WI
Warren In their wedding costumes which they wore
Gene ais wedding eb. H. l3jt and other C-lebrtles
Living Prairie Dogs-Monster Python and other Man
serpents-Grand Aquar a-Autpmaton Wrier-Edus
Admission 70 cents Children under teu Is cents.
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n,HE BANJO TAUGHT BY FRANK p. CONVERSE
Refars 70 the following inuztc doalera:--W. A. Pond
CO. slf Broadwsy; VIM. Han son, et5 broadway; 8.
Gordon h33 Broadway and the minstrel pr0:cssion Rener
New York. t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02

r,ANJo INsTRUcrIoS.-py MI NKw AND MARvf
ID lous method, each and every pup' becomes y
taught tho ban IN this city for inc psst ~ yesrs dur
vvhjth time have made number 0l urst class p,ye
most n whom are now playing publicly throughout
United states. Banios nane exprcssssy !, i9r my pun
Hours for tuition from 10 r. NJ GEORGE q. DOBSO
N q Amltv street. ona block from nrosdway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02

CORPORATION NoTICB.-DEPt Of FL
~ nance ity Of New York. oncs OF the Clerk 81 Arrears
Public notice 10 hereby rven to the owners morgscecs OF
persons the lands AMI ten rmsns 50
Tor unpaid during the month o. October ls6,
the detailed statement Of properly si unredcrined
from said sale 10 published IN thr New York Commercial
Adversr daily newspaper printed and puolishel IN ne
CIV cf YORK. be had application At this
o"se' - ''u'' AUGUSTUS PURDr. Clerk Of Arrears
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02

JNR RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRIVATE TREATISE,
~ Ac, SO AmitL street Those who apply In the early
disease will be surprised At the and rapdty Of
the those however. who have suffered long in
chronic cases, win best appreciate his services
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02

MRs. MARION JAMES. INDEPENDENT CLAIRvoy-
AZ ~. ~ Third avenue. Seventeenth street de.
VOWS nerseh entey 10 tracing absent Trends
ans nusness affairs generally Assists In recovering lost
admitted $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02

nAwsO trsrRUCriON.-IN THREE MONTHS I'll
is ans guarantee 70 teach the most unmusica person
~, n. isnio CORRECTLY and alter few lessons 10
p,,sny singing CIiAs. Il. DOBsON. ~ Fourth avenue
call and hear me plsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02

NO M0POLITAN MUSIC HALL
~ Persons wishing 10 enjoy pleasant evening inv
10 en- II nj the Cosmopolitan No nN Broadway. up stairs
Splendid Music dise,ursed every evening. and the
Wines Liquors aud Sears served BY polite and alton
yornr lats.s. Admit sion tree.
The lovers of Billiards will Ind attached 10 the Cosmo
itan the most magnificent billiard hall In the city.
GEO. q. BROTliERTOi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02
VJuNpREDs ARE RUINED BEYOND REDEMPTION

MADAME GRINDLE FEMALE PHYSICIAN. NO.
Nl Amty place three doors from Amity street. can be con-
suited sl diseases ~ females Her medicines safe
and certain Con scncu for ladies who desire
and medical attendance during confinement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-02

LroR HAVANA DIRECT.
The United states sidcwbcet Steamship
EAGLE.
Richard Adams commander
clock r. NJ. precisely Tor Havana direct. ~ i m
NJ cht received or bills OF ading ssned thc DAY q
xnic lc,s must pass thr. N the r,s, once.
sFor freight or psssnrr apt, 10
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-16
Walnut Grove.

By politeness of Col. NUrr, We yester>
day had the pleasure of ride to a. Wal
nut Grove" thesite of the new cemetery.
The ground is situated about a mile from
the business centre Of the town, and is
one of the most beautiful as we'll as ro>
mantle spots, in the country. The place
Is at present thickly coveEed with a young
growth Of timber and brush, hut work
lnen are busily engaged cutting out the
underground, trimming trees, grubbing
stumps &c, and by the time the leaves
are out the hill will present very differ
ent appearance. The cemetery company
own a tract of about twenty acres, but
propose at present to improve only about
five acres, Immediately upon top Of the
hill, and of this they intend to make as
pretty place as money and labor can
make of a naturally beautiful site,
The road by which the cemetery
grounds are reached, will be passable at
all seasons, and the upgrade is 50 regular
that the top of the hill is reached without
pulling up any steep pitches" The
road is already cleared of trees and I'M
dergrowth, and workmen are employed
grading it when done it will be seventy
FIVE feet in width. and have row of
shade trees on either side.
In short, the company have good
natural location, have sufficient capital
to make it artifcially beautiful, and in
tend to spare no laboror expense to make
Walnut Grove Cemetery" the prettiest
spot i'll the county, and accessible at all
times