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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-14
Orlando Smith,

Orlando Smith,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STAUGTOH, VA,
DRACTISES in the Courts Of Augusta and ad-
! Joining counties.
~ Will lend to tn purchase and sale of Real
Estate on Commission. Nov l4-lyr
CTILL In MARKET.-Not having sold my Farm
- al the time indicated in my advertise ment it is
still in Market In my absence, the farm VIII be
shown to any one desiring to see it, by Mr.. ". A.
Hanger, residing near the premises. The terms can
be known by application to r. Jones & Co., Harri-
sonburg; Messrs Echois Bell & Catlett, Or Allan &
Co., Stanton, We, or Messrs. Wood q Early Char-
| ottes-ilie. 5. Il. Isl.
Nov IA st
E'ARM FOR RENT.-As administrator Of Jas
r. Hogsetts' estate, will rent 10 the highest
bidd r. on the premises, On Friday, the 18th day OF
estate contal ..ing 21O ACRES of productive land.
and has On 1T 8 large and thrifty orchard. Terms
made known on Gay of renting. Renting to commence
at IL o'clock e. p. EUBANK, Admir- OF
Nov. l4-lt Jas. r. Hogsett, decd.
DUBLIC SALE.-Nill be sold, to the highest
bidder on sjay. Nov. % d, 1865, at the res
dence OF VIM Fl. NcCiang, deceased, Stock and al
the Farming I'm -ments, consisting of Horses milk
Cows, Cattle, sheeo, Hogs, Wagon. Plows, darrows.
Also quantity of rain Corn OATS re: some lay
niture. Terms accommodating, and made known on
day of sale SUSAN G McCLUNG,
Nov l4-2t Adm'rx of VIM H. McClung, decd.
E'IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.--The under
4 signed. representing the Maryland Life, aud
the merchants and Mechanics, Fire" Insurance com
panss of altimore, Nd. (twc' OF the most reliable
anies in the U. States is prepared to issue POL
lCEES for any amount desired against loss OF life or
property. o. SMITH.
Office, in rear of Spectator Building,
Nov 14--tf Stanton, Va.
MRS. STEVENSON has opened select stock Of
Nu MILLINERY GOODS on Main Street, op-
posite s. FL. lbs where she will be pleased 10 see
her OLD customers and friends generally.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-14
gJ00 REWARD

eD lUU STOLEN from my
pasture near Bridgewater, Va, on the night of the
5lst of Oct. fine CREAM COLORED HORSE, 1914
hands high, sm all head arched neck when refined up,
ulsh glass eye slim and neat limb PAGES and dog
trots well. reward of $50. will be paid for the re-
covery Of the horse ard an additional So for TIE de-
lection and arrest of the thief The horse ridden
the service by Maj Dsbney Ball, formerly on Genl
Jeb. Stuarts sta and is known by many of the SOL
diers of Lees army. Address
Nov.7-tf B. s. BROWN,
BridgeWater, Va.
Charlottesville Chronicle and LynchDurg Repuoii-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-14

MRS. STEVENSON has opened select stock of
HI MILLINERY GOODS Main Street, op-
posite s. FL. lbs where she will be pleased 10 see
her ola customers and friends general y.
0Y LIT
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-14
Sarayed on Stolen.


OTOLEN. 80 From the subscri Der, near Alton De-
~ put, Nelson county, the night of the til OF the
present month, T%y u HORSES One a large Iron
Grey. or years old, has a waite spot in the fore
head short name and worn off By the collar, has
sola scar on the inside of tle right bind leg.
The other, Sorre Horse, mealum size, about 80
years old, has white spot in the torehea . aud
Cso off by the coll r, PAGES ttls snd carries
hi tail little to one side.
Will pay liberal reward to any one that will give
any iio nation tua wall lead to their recovery. By
address is ". W. MAYS,
Alton Depot, Nelson county. Va.
1A-GtS*
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-14

DUBLIC SALE.-Twil sell, on TUESDAY, the
i 2sth Of November, 1865. on tae prem ses, three
miles West of Saunton the Parker sburg read, 81
ACRES OF LAND. % acres of original i'm
bered land and the balance cleared end under fence
It adioins the land of FL Edison. G. Riley, and 9TH
ers. ANY one wishing to see the land can do so By
calling on J. G. Ri'ey, VINO lives near the farm.
TERMS.-One third in hand and the balance II
and IL months Sale to commence at IL O'Clock A. III.
Nov. 14-tds Il. M. GUSHING, Auet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
TEE DRAFT.
NAMES CT TIE CONSCRIPTS.
Tenth Ward.

Tho drawing Of the names to fill the quota OF the
Tenth Ward was resumed yesterday morning unos'
,be superintendent of Acting Provost Marshm ~ =,
ward Up to the hour when the wheel commenced u
.svo,ys-lo. O'clock volunteering went forward &C.
lively 2es names drawn on Wednesday anu yos,
te,1av asl, in all so To fill tie quoto. the ioV pei
cent additional Included. ga names Yet remain u
be drawn Tho tickets were taken rom inc "ns.. '.''
.,eupg placcsin box sealed and handed over TO the
custody of Police Captain Williamson, who VIII denver
il this morn,us to Capt. Ward. There was an utter ao
sencs Of ANYTHING like confusion or disorder. "hen
about forty names were called out the draf was sus
pepled for considerable time in order 10 receive
pu,eers who came in pretty fast Eleven volunteered
q, Wednesday yesterday 81 making thus far greater
vogress than any other Ward. Before O'CLOCK nv
funds were on hand and the draft again continued
At 81 O'Clock when the two days drafting III
ctude6) $50 names were drawn. the quota penn
s,2 further operations were postponed anu. 'os
,,or,iuc at o'clock. The names Of those drawn airs
as fellows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

O. NKw- York CHI, March rs, 1865
To the Oeer Non. Commssiosed 4Seers, Ap.aeers aaS
Prirates qf the lhves Bataiioss If 10 FIa Esgimsas
COMRADES: While on duty here to-day, have received
orders from the War Department dated March a. mastering
me on, Of service your Colonel date from 18th February
last.
For three yearand half have not sought desired
greater distinction than to be your commanding officer
True to country the cause, and yourselves hass
earned the proud position and Justly considered oe Of the
best and most useful regiments In the army a.l
Your sbors at Royal. the Savannah River In the
siege Of Fort Pulaski and M reconstruction at Besor St
Cnch Island three occasions Crastop FIampou,
Coosawatchie and Pocsago; the siege Of Wagner and
Gregg Folly Island the Stone Rivers Of Ediio and
the Swamp Angel /" in Virginia; at Bermuda Hundred; be-
fore Fort Dsrng IN front Of PeeIbugi at Fort Harrison
and before Rchnond Savannah and other places lately m
the Of the South together with the
offensive and defensive works you have constructed andycur
mechanical devices have passed into history.
cease TO be your commander, but wish sd To % your
friend Your many virtues aud sodiery coRdust have en-
deared you to me- 1t is with grea, regret find ec IN
,arcourse a. an end my did not close H. Our Ab 'as
fernrs achievements the graves Of fallen heroes and
those they leave behind will forever be bond between ua
Nv earnest wish is that your future may be ~ glorious -
your past career. -. .
To say that thank you for the yesrs OF support encoor'se
nen and assistance you have always given me sf1 too little
embrace and salute you ali. and wish Won farewell.
EDWARD w. SKRRRLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

.m. s and IL fairly and reasonably worth sucn Feduesd
rc beins aied in the hope ha being 80 esiden'y wtI
he ,ea value OF the gas consumed no o9ecison WOMB p
NV even the captious to the pronP payment W
,be rity OF the amount charged a., -. -. -,
the Company In ths respect nave NOT
hen rcezed and notice Is given that the sad pes ION
nv for sas Ia the said street lamps after the ~
~ No NJ month Apr until definite arrangement maze
moi limit itself the rate Of $50 per lamp bnt w hoih
al liberty under chartered rights 70 claim ana ae
mand from city for each s.reet lamp Lighted N the
occup. by the said Company such additional pce per Mp
"A aid shall be reasonably entitled 10 receive sna
,s the same may be reasonably worth. a.,
The company is driven by necessity TO sivc TINS NOTICE
which 10 result Siderable INCREASE OF cost to the Guy
because OF the refusal OF the corporation to pay io gas
sumed and its omission make definite contract or den
mite time preliminary FOR that purpose mad pee
tai, and by this company In most liberal fPnI I've
eorroron will bear IN mind that can be furnished at
rate when tho time for which III be required ana
Inc amount definitely determined than when both OF
either Of these matters uncertain Respectfully yours
~ - BURR WAKEMAx, President.
HENRY J.. McGowy, Secretary: tn,
Which was received and referred to the Committee
on Lamps and Gas. c
| The resolution Of the Aldermen that the Common
Council assist with oil the means In their power the
procuring Of recruits and to help enstments general
w. was concurred In. ,
The aldcrnanic resolution directing the Street Com
missioner to light tho laups in and around tho City
Hall with kerosene OIL, referred to the Committee
OH Lamps and Gas.
Adjourned to Friday at o'clock p. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR uoRsEwHlpFtp.-"
ladyc) who fanced herself insulted day or two 40
by conductor on the DeKalb Avenue Railroad, way
laid him on the return trip and having gained the Pats
firm BEGAN vigorous chastisement. She was golnq
% give bin a lesson which would teach bin beer t..g
To Ia nd lady out OF the in an improper manner
No bones were broken and blood crawl put 'G.'~
was a respectable excitement for a time.
The KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board met last evening. Gen. Cfooke ceeapied
the chair. some business OF Importance was 'rans'
acted Of which tie following was most promincnfs
The committee upon Tie subject reported in inyof o.
rrntioe rooms Nos s. ard on the first GocI OF ihs
new Court House TO the United States Court or Tie
Eastern District Of NewYork; also the Supreme CoIrt
Roor1 on the second floor for three years or any ess
term az NAV be required. at yearly rent OF ssV"S
The Committee Military Affairs reported ~ favor -
leasing the new armory corner OF fonrth end No.to
Second SITS. f. d.. At reut OF 600 per annunl e1
the use Of the 41th Regiment, n. u ;. N G. feso>
lufion In "a, or adopted. The Bounty COMMITTEES
aIe BY resolution directed to pay goo to every eDh,t.
passed by the Legislature can be obtaned. TIE Boar
soon after adjourned Tor one week
SERIOUS AccrDENT.-A little girl named Catla-
fne Moore residing b. No. 10 sehoes ST. c do" s'ans Ns>
evening and broke her thigh. , 900, =, =.
NYw FLAG-A new flag for the l59th ReG-
tpent New York Volunteers recently presented " ot
i a. smith Il j. exhibition AZ No. ~ Fntsh"-
The old fas which has been borne iroashs unmuei OF
4. on exhibition At the same place. 8.
BRooKLYS CRY CoURT, Friday, March w. -
a. CO. 70, ~. - 81, ~ IS, so, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
Seventeenth Ward.

The citizens Of the Seventeenth Ward
are oil at work TINS fur they have kept the
Provost Marshal busy and stopped the motion OF that
relentless Wheel They have au Executive Committee.
consisting Of twenty-five Of the first citizens OF the
ward. They have solid Finance Committee. Of
which James L. Miller Is chairman. and active and
efficient Recruiting Committee. Of which w. III.
Faconef IL chairman Mr.. y. tells that their head
querters daily throngcd with men ready and willing
TO enlist The hitch about the State bounty nterfercd
with btsiRess somewhat yesterday but citizens came
forward and advanced sufficient 10 do moderate
business They expect to be supplied with State funds
this morning. and think. they judge from present
appearances that they viii be able 10 keep the Marshal
OF their district with his hands full Of business that
he will have time to turn the wheel The Recruit
ing Committee give 10 the recruit beside all the boun
ties. the hbDdmoney and an extra ward prenim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

copy the following from Tie Cfrisfian Adroea's'
At Covngton directly opposite or city reside .as
parents and sisters Of our Lewenant-Genera 20.
were among our earliest Western friends. ana is.s
shown us many kind attentions. Week before iasl
we're called 10 ociate Mt the funeral oil MISS osaIs
of the sisters who early fell victim 10 consanpn
but has LEFT to her friends the unquesioned asui -
Of being crowned with the glory. ard honor anu M
mortality that she sought. The family are mem -
the Greepup.st Mothodist.E Episcopal CnuIvn'
family altar and closets often have the maine u s
OF course to betray the confidence Of the la1p r
nayent's eve From a recent letter Of Gen. Grun,
however, We presume to snatch single paragraph ".s
distinctly unfods national prospects as 'oe! 'ps
to the writer. Ile says; 4, ..,,, VI
1--WE are now having fine weather. aud tnina
he able 10 wind up matters about Richmond soon q
am anxious to have Lee hold on where ne = Sss
time longer 50 that get him into position Ssha,
he must lose a great portion Of his army. lac .eyr
lion has lost its vitality and If am not mnen
there will be no Rebel army OF any great dinsns'v
tow weeks hence great catastrophe sn 70 wy
of our armies would Of course revive the e,e'.! I'm
short tiuo, but expect no such thing 70 nsppen ,,S
10 excellent health but would enjoy niue respite sSs
duty wonderfully. hope it VIII como soon.
expect to make JON visit tho coming summer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

Charles Kean and troupe arrived in the city
Yesterday and are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
senator Conness Of California, and Senator Lane OF
Kansas are at tho Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. G. A Grow OF Pennsylvania, Hon. I. g. Her
bert OF washing ton. Hon. G. n. Thatcher OF Albany
Capt. John Rogers Of Newburgh. and John Watson o.
Rochester are ut the Aston House.
MaIor.Gen Robinson. U. S. A., Hon. M Wilkinson.
and T. c. Holman Of Washington, are ct the b. Nicno'
las Hotel. IL =. N
Ex.Gov. Horatio Seymour OF Buffalo, Zen; "A; We
yaIco OF California Cen Gilman, u. 8. A.. the kev.
N. W. Cenkn Of Phila and A. X. Foote, U. b. A.s
are stopping at the Fifih-aye. Hotel -
OF Havana, and a. H. Stuart Of pila are stoppSof e
the Breroort House. vi W. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
MEETINGS TOPOSTPONE THE DRAFT
First Ward.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
visor Fox presided. The Finance Committee report
the collection Of over 81 600, The Executive Committee
have built large house for the purpose Of recruiting.
Oh the Battery There Is spirit Of energy and perse
verence exhibited which does not leave doubt. the
part Of the citizens Of the First Ward but what they
will fill their quota in very short time. They are now
paying sl25 handmoncy which, without a doubt, will
hurry up the brokers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

COMMUNICATION FROM THE NAYOR--THR CON.
MON COUNCIL TO Assist IN RBCRUITISG, &C.
The Board met at 2 O'clock p. IN. on Thurs.
day, the President. James Iayes, esq., in the chair.
The Mayor transmitted to the Rosrd the following
communication:
MAYORS OpYcR NEW YORK. March 30. 1865.
To the Honorable the Common Council.
GRNTLEMgE: herewith transmit to your honorable body
notice which have reneiyed from the Harlem Gas Light
with that Company at fred price and for DE-, mite pcnod
the Company will fe At liberty charges Just reasonable
compensation for furnishing ths
was Of opinion, when the question first agL ,ted, that
IL not just TO require the Gas Companies tinue 10
buppiy rulnoos oss when the existing e
optional With tho Corporation behalf Of the public to pay
for this indspensabe service In deprecated curren y
consider equally unjust TO enter into any
long period which might enable the companies TO take I'm
liar advantage In the future when materials and labor ss be-
Prices under the natural standard by the necessary effect
the laws Of trade.
Iwoud therefore recommend that your Honorable body
would authorize contracts to 10 entered into from year
with the City Gas Light Compaueso until the general esDp
tion Of specie payments at the rates which may be offered In
proposals 10 be submitted after the scton tho proper De-
patent In accordance with the provisions IL the Charter
Z. GoDFRsI GUsTnEa, Mayor. |
NEW York. March ~, 1865.
To he Mayor 4dsymfn and Comm0nssv u las Guy @ Nsv
On the 2d Of August the Harlem Gas Company cansed
DO served upon you notice. that aud aer the r day
OF September 864 said Company would charge the City OF
NcwYos at the rate Of 30 per for each and every
street lamp ed by the OF sad Company the being
increase he snobnt heretofore received BY said
Company for such lamps, rendered necessary because OF
greater Increase IN the cost Of ell the materials and labor
ployed IN the manufacture ~ gas Such price Of SO yer
lamp did not then end does the
pA cert ~ ~ company, ard 10 eVIrdenby le han the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
drafting about to commence on the third million Of

Union soldiers can this be wondered att
do not say that Just Pence 10 attainable,
though believe 1t to be 90 But DO say that frank
offer by you to the insurgents Of terms which the I'M
partial world say ought H. DO accepted wD the worst
National cause 1t may save Us from Nortsern insur.
rection. Yours truly, HORACE GREELEY.
Hon. A. LINCOLN, President Washington, DC,
p S.-Eyen though 1t should be deemed unadyisable
10 make an offer of terms TO the Rebels insist that in
any possible case it h desirable that any or they mag
DO disposed to make should be received. and either ac
Niagara to exhibit their credentials and sabmt their
ultimatum. 'TJ. Ilh u @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

The Raeine Cwis.) Adrocate says The ice IN =, ne
harbor there has broken un aud tho water rusn,ss
damaged somewhat by storm and freight tns
smashed up near Lyons. The Milwaukee papers ~
the harbor there is fully opened The fine large Sas-
wheel steamers Milwaukee and Detroit ns's vor
manced rnnnins between that port aud Grand Haven,
Vessels are making regular irps across the lake avs
along the coast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

J Kimber, AN Y II A, foot
w Lee, @ 80 n Y, srm
Corp + LaTscom, A l2o N Y.

J Kimber, AN Y II A, foot
w Lee, q 90 n Y, ssm
Corp + LarscOm, A l2o N Y.
abdomen
II Le,elneau, C 20 Mass. lung.
J Lott, ! los Pa, fracture hbuli
J Mcmahon, | - n Y, leg
J McLoon, E5N III, foot
NJ Mcintyre. Il 30 Pa, hand
Corp 7 Aisloney. 20 N Y. arm
w Matz, A II N J, thumb
L Martin, E64 N Y, bladder
IL Miller, III % N Y, temple
J Miller, l Me II A, arm
A Mercy. q II Me, great toe
J Riordsn, X, 100 NY, back
J Richardson, ], II Me, scalp
w Reed. u. 20 Mass, scalp
A Robinson, q, 20 Ind, o.
p smith, z. 100 NY, typhOi
1 a ttftA a
Sgt b s Scott, D, Is Geo, (ret
side
| NJ smidt, f. TNY, forehead
Corp d sheehan. ID, sd M
leg
+ S,einbrick, X, 81 Pa, sri
J s smith, is' B. 90 M..., leg amp
Corp II Sweeny. b. 80 NY.srr
| J c stablcy, 9 Slst Ps, CONT
sion
lJ(D) Scott, D, 20 Mass, leg
J sleehry. J, +, 50 NY, hand
J snycer, 10, 60 NY, asina
| Corp w T. Shultz, ], tlst NJ
thigh
| ] Sweet, II, | Me, forearm
SGT J Smith. G,2 NY " A, kns
NJ smedey, b. 2 NY N A. seal
Corp " Shields, % NY, thisi
w iuxbury, T., | Mass II 4
| fever
J Toman, d, / Ne II A, fever
IA Moore, q. l4s Pa Vol, III
| y Noonan, C., 20 Mass, nose
W Norris, Corp,B. 90 y Y, SD
w Newman, B, % N Y, shols
NJ Is Pascbal. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
Serrt z Lent. I l4l Pa, hand
G Love, L l26 N Y, chin
Corp J VI Lynn, los ia, scalp

OOfR II ~ AHt 80 s~f wy
] RI Long, Fl 100 N Y, arm
A Lehman, II 20 Masa, arm
d Mcdonald, ID 20 Mass, thigh
HI Magel c 1872 Pa, thigh
lst Sergt z McGonagle, b %
Corp Il Martin, 20 Mass, meek
scrst Msj 2 Mcdonald, l20 N
Y, neck and head
JB Mauger, 81 Pa, tract hbula
J Myers, T. 1873 Pa, hip
b Mullin, A 90 Pa. scalp
8 Thompson, q, 81 Pa, disrrhea
+ Thurston, C, I52 NY, contu'
sion
DC Tuck, F, l Mass II A, cOntu.
sion
dB Tschob, X, 1la Pa, finger
] Toomey, T.. 20 Mass, thigh
)Sgt J Walto, X, ITO Pa, thi}h
w Wright, Mus, q, 9Th Mich,
Inflammation Of the lungs
y Winsteistson, IL, II NJ nanu
Corp ] Warren, l Me II A,
sprain
M Williams, c, 20 Ind, thigh
Corp A White, ID, 20 Mass,
,w White, 80 NY. Mslingling
&C Watts, f., 6l NY
J Watson. |, S Nh, heed
J Wheeler, h, 100 NY, eonsu'
sion
p Wire, y, 1874 Pa, piles
;. J Walls, T., 1873 Pa, fingers .,
Corp q Wetmen,G, W Pa,neck
c Wellen, III. 90 NY, arm
eB Young, r. Ga NY, arm
pL Yorkey, X, 81 NY, abdomen
J. Canpbell, G, 81 Pa, sknl :.
|, j q Anghn. A, SO Ala tfebeij
check
n Tanan, A, 80 NY, confusion
"A w Westall. 7, 8 Mich, fngel
UBrien, l.. 10 n y, frac lee
an O'Rrien. &, | Mass II A, M
NV Pe,tice, I. l2s N Y, BID
50 Ala (Reb), chest
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The GRANT FAMnY.-Under this head ~

Gold, at close of report, stood at l5iI.
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Brewer, Nv. ga 18th ave

Rrowerl Ivy, lJ7 ifth ave
BOYD, T. A, 100 " 4Jth
Back,v, Christian, G2 W sd
Bulky, Dennis, ga " nd
Bur-, 1'hos, 223 W 4lst
H>rk. Pat. -; 10Th ave
P,iohrn, John, GIL 8th ave
Bonner, John, T56 9Th ave
Bauer, g, $40 9th ave
Rrown, VIM, 585 9Th ave
Braincrd. I'd, I52 W 46th
Bartholomew, X, Y W ieth
cnlan, C,cor 45,h and 18th ave
Cornant, J f.. 90 W 4sth
Carney, ], us W 10th
Clatt, w, 57th. near Nh ave
CabreF, f ! 76a mh ave
Clembs, q Is. $50 9th ave
Ccnsbeer. ! Il, l2s 10th ave
Cuss, It, 4s6 l0.h ave
Cook, 8, 265 W 7lst
Coe. \, 20 W 4lst
Cookingham, ", 2e2 W blst
Carr. J, 47th, bet Broadway
and 7th ave
Cory. n. 2J9 W l5th
Coffin, Capt, 264 W 43d
Crafty. J. 500 nth ave
Caroisn. r, 2g4 W i5th
d. -.
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Eusent, 7, 3g1rt7th Neville, T, ssI 9Th ave s sn
- NoroD, T, "a Nsusl,oid place ~.
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