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% WEST UNION sQUARE-EOOMS TO LET, WITH
C) consisting of foar Rooms fronting the PARK,
eles4n. furnished aud VITA Ill lhe modern oseniens
Also other Rooms
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no RARgERs-A BASEMENT, LIGHT AND Dry,
L viii lie let cheap for barber shop Apply = Sa4-
sau
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VONKERs-A STORE TO LET CORNER OF BROAD
way and Ashburtun Good location any 3 nd
of business Inquire the premises, Of T. W. MAC
FARLANE, 81 Pearl street
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no RENT FROM THE lsr MAYA BASEMENT, on
TIE west side of BrOadw y, A. I. Stewart Co.'s
store 81 table for nat boot business. Address Dox 2ol
Post unle.
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JOSEPH TUCKER IMPORTER OF RICH CHANTIL-
81 ly, Vaenciennes, Bruxees and Point DAigue Laces
River Bank Building
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40 BRoADwAY-TO LET, THE SECOND FLOOR,
ia 26y2uD feet and six Lofts above, ontng BruaG
way Trinity place. .oSg0 each Tie whole viii be
let 5000 Apply LIVINGSTON 81 Liberty street
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THIRST LOFT OF 2O2 BROADWAY TO LET'S By 100
~ feet Rent iow Apply to JOHN T. MOORE SONS,
2i Broadway.
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A BEAUTIFUL FRENCH VILLA TO LET-Ar FLUSH
"a Ing H. Contains eleven rooms basement and cellar
has hot and cold water and gas within three minutes walk
Of railroad depot For particulars inquire of A. G.
LOWEREE 2i9 Pearl street
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

| VILLAGE AND COUNTRY RFSlDESCEs FOR SALE,
at Janiaica and Hampstead lAso Farms, with and
without Improvements Prices from $500 s1j Os0
| lOtoL GEO. sklDMCRE, 10 Nassau street. New York
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HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, yvAnTED.

A SMALL. QUIET AND RESPECTABLE FAMILY
N desire 10 rent three four p iu fUrnshed Rooms.
with cOlvsnlenCes FOR housekeeping. Ia de- ent
ncgboruOod Objection to ~ the ADJ ccnt towns IL
convenient ferry Address, with description and price,
T.. Herald olce.
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1--WE LIGHT, AIRY LOFTS TO LET. 5OX45: STU
ated at 10 and Is Leonard street. Rent 81 go Suitable
for manufacturing Apply on premises TO CAPE CULVER
n co.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

CEA sHORE.-DEsIRABLE COTTAGE LOT AT
- Long Branch N j. Of the best situated lots at Long
Branch, 70 feet fronting the ocean, GOO feet deep 10 Norris
street. adjoining the four elegant cotagea Of Mr. bphan
DR. Chcetwood and others WIN be sold at the low price ~
$50 foot front m applied for Immediately Address boz
13ls Post ONCE. Phladcpha
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FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-FoR FOUR MONTHS
less from May l. situation below Twenty third street
Family small children. Address stating location and
price, N. j. =, box 2,677 Post Office
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A NEATLY FURNISHED LARGE FRONT ROOM TO
N let-at Zz5 East Tenth street. Second avenue
would Accommodate two persons Gas bath, &c. House
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

fTo LEr-FOR SIX or TWELVE MONTHS A FUR
nshed House az roomsl Perth Amboy staple,
housr .aid.n traits 1c pleasant residence, accessible
al nours Apply 10 ID. WAkNE 7l6 Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, TO LET
to gentlemen only, with gas and OF bath. Also .
front Basemen suitable for rhyscians Office Location
very central Call a II East Twenty fifth street. References
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALEM SEVENTY EIGHTH STREET NEAR
Third two story high basement and lar brc
Houses, with modern improvements IN good order, good
neghborhood; will be sold Tor SO 80 each Apply 10 NC
GRATH & FI.ENCH, 295 Ninth avenue.
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TNURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET-ON SECOND STORY
II singly or in suit house has modern improvements;
references exchanged Call fer three at lug East Thirty
third street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

ITO RENT-A FIRST CLASS FoUB STORY HIGH
stoop brown stone nl iront House hands neiy fur
nshcd IN crnplee order with Billiard table, ane location
Murray Hill. rent 90 per month
y. +. IRE LAND, NO. 81 Pine street room l2.
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U1oR sALE--IN BRoOKLYN,
n AN ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
MARCY AyENUR

TroR sALB-AT FLUSHING, l.. l., THE COTTAGE
Residences known No Monroe street Cottage place
ne h extends through 10 Madison street. about 200 feet
m feet Madison street and g. feet Monroe street The
house Stories with wing, containing IL rocms the
ground ahundanJ supplied with the choicest varieties Of
Seres and other fruits VIII be sold cheap FOR
and possession gwen Immediately Apply 70 WILLErT
CARLIA Flushing, l.. l.
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A SUIT OF ROOMS, ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH
IA floors To lero gentleman and wife only; rent $2 50
and $40 90 month; water closet each floor; in fine
brown stone house
GEO W. sLINGERLAND, 45s West Thirty fifth street.
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A FOR FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE. NEAR
N. Madison square containing 80 rooms partly furnished
J.. b., box l79 Herald olIlce.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A -D1VORCE.-HAyING MADE THIS A SPECIAL
~: study undersigned holds private consultations the
subject f. KING, Counsellor at-Law, 335 Broadway.
DoILER wANTED-NEw OR GOOD SECOND HAND,
suitable for an eight horse stationary engine Apply at
S7 Broadway, up stairs
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A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-rN UNI
"A versy place near Eleventh street. frame building, with
rooms location very desirable Responsible parties only
need apply to j. A. VAN BuSKIRK, 76 Fourth avenue
corner OF Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

CORNER PROPERTY, SUITABLE FOR A SMALL
hotel or lodging house to IetThe building fronting
Canal Hudson and Watts Streets consisting Stores
aud 70 stores Albany steam
boats ferries, &c Apply to JAMES PRICE 200 Hudson ST.
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HOUSE WANTED-FOR A FAMILY OF THREE;
IL must have all improvements; from Eghti % twenty
third and Third % sixth Rem fron $500
to SlO. Mr. CHl.VAlIER, aiS Nest rwentytird street
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RIO LET-ON MURRAY HILL, A FIRST GLASS FOUR
story brown stone high stoop House. handsomely fur
nshed and frescoed from May Is to November $50
month. For permits and other information apply TO POT
TER BROS. Il BEILAMY, 81 Pine street and 737 sixth
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c1CO TO LET, At WlLfIANSBRIpGF, A TWO
plOO. story brick House pleasantly Located s5x3o
tinng eight rooms within i've walk Of the depot;
win be in good order rent sso Apply 81 Broadway,
third floor.
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1'o LEr-THE SECOND FLOOR. ONE LARGR ROOM
on third, with priyiige in basement bathreom, hot
water OF house A. Morris street. Jersey City
minutes walk from Cortant street ferry; rent moderate;
premises
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nor SALE CIIEAP-LARGE TWO STORY, ATTIC AND
basement brick House and Lot No Si ise street ot is
27 by IS feet May be daily from 10 TO g. Part OF the
price may remain bond and mortgage. Apply to
CHARLES TANNING, No Burling slip
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(NENTRAL PARK LOTS FOR SALE-ON SIXTY-THIRD
~ street between Broad way Eighth avenue; two
sve u lots Apply to $. FITZPATRICK, under Bulls Head
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LET-ON EAST TWENTY.
third street. 3l25 month; also several $50 TO $500;
also two frst class, unfurnished up town.
ADAMS 1 CO. sS3 Broadway.
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! RIO LEr-FURNISHED, IN JERSEY CITY, THE
l. Whole or Part OF house of ten rooms with water, gus
bathroom, &c to q small family without children. Kent of
the whole $50 month Inquire of O. MARSH 5l6 Broad
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

THREE STORY HIGH BASEMENT HOUSE, 81
~ South Fifth street. Williamsburg to sle except second
foor two minutes walk from ferries Inquire j. APPLE
GATE, 344 Broome street. New York, after A. NJ
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ENoR SALE OR TO RENT-TOR A TERM OF YEARS,
the residence of Taos Bell Bellport, L. L. pleasantly
located for either private public house, within
quarter OF mile Of The South Bay where good fishing
house contains 80 commodous well furnished good
barn, shed granay, workshop, carriage house. ice house.
wash house milk house. smoke house. and other outbud
gs three wells of good wSter good orchard Of apples
small frut rent OF house furnished, 81 5O0 unfurnished
$1,000 Apply TO WM KEyAN, l0l South street. the
premises
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-FoR FOUR OR FIVE
months from Nay l., In Tenth street near Second ave
nue. brown stone 'front.' handsomely furnished including
every convenience for genee housekeeping $500 per
month Apply to W. DAVIDSON, fs8 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

ITO LET-A DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR, SUITABLE
L for dentistry, millinery dressmakng, &c Improve.
mens Will De made for responsible tenant Location 26l
Grand street, near Lord Taylor's Apply TO J. ".
DOUGHTY from II 10 3, at l63 Bowery.
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stories and subeelar modern improvements, at York
vile, Second avenue, Eighty second
Apply TO =. THOMPSON, agent I,S3 Third avenue,
Eighty third street.
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TOR sALE-AT TARRYTowN, CLOSE TO THE CARS
IL and steamboats,, splendid Dwelling; all modern i'm
provements, all in fine order with OF excellent
Land fruit and shade trees fine views neghborhood
passed Immediate possession Carriage house. stable
Terms very easy. S. EMERSON.
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DOR SALE or TO RENT-A FIRST CLASS BRICK
House. with four lots of ground well laid out, with
grape vines fruit trees &c short distance in the country
Apply to TAYLOR BROTHERS, 1888 Nassau street.
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NOR sALE--A COUNTRY sEAT WITH IA ACRE OF
~ garden Land house with nine and goodwa
er garden house barn stable and ESQ feet Of areor lying
I47 feet above high water commanding splendid view IN
all dIrectns White Plains road between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Mount Vernon, Westcheser county
Apply TO JOHN L LUTHER, $40 Broome street.
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yJANTED-TO PURCHASE A -FOUR STORY BROWN
w stone front House between Fourteenth aud Forteth
streets and Third ana Sixth avenues; May; price
not 70 exceed sO00O Address for three days =. W.
tion q, Broadway.
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HOUSE WANTED-A MCDERE THREE OR ForR
story house IN good location, sixth Acnue pre-
erred for small private " about $3.50 Any
having such desir ole a1 pOn-
sbe tenant oy addressing Merchant s4ton o. aJ9 RroAi-
way.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

CBvERAL COTTAGES AND BRICK HOUSES, DEsIis I \.
~ ably located In Williamsburg for sale low Appy to
ALFRED CLOCK. g Fulton street N. u.
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J,IRE, FIRE, FIRE
WET CARPETS, WET CARPETS.
Now Is the time to buy
CHEAP CARPETS
$4,000 WORTH OF
WET CARPETS,
damaged by the late fre
now selling at tremendously low prices,
ut l23 Bowery
Grand street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

A THOROUGHLYFURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-l5l
"A Washington street brooklyn uneXceptonable neigh
A LARGE STORE To LET-5n GRAND STREET.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

LfURSISHED ROOMS WA&TGD--BY A YOUNG GEN
II tleman without Board. situated between kniy and
Eighteenth streets and Fourth and Seventh Ad-
dress C0sna, Laige House, stang ocaton terms, &C.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

T'O RENT-FoR SIX MONTHs FROM MAYA SMALL.
modern House partially furnished. situated n Thlrly-
street block west or Broadway; sto per
month. Address box i63 Post oG.ee
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-11
From Tennessee.

A letter from tho gunboat feet on
tho Tennessee, dated of Eastport'
Ala, Doc. 2sth," published in tho Pitts,
burg Commercial, says that there had
been three days fighting between the
rebels and the gunb boats. On Christmas
day the iron-clad Neosho, tin'clad Rein
deer, and the Fairy went up to Florence
On the bluff opposite Florence the rebels
opened with infantry, aud on the city
side with two four.gun batteries. After
half all hours firing the rebel batteries
we're silenced, and next day tho boats
moved above tho bridge. While on the
Muscle Shoals three rebel batteries bred
on the boats, biting the Ncosho twenty
seven times. Three men were killed and
FIVE wounded on the feet. The rebel
batteries were, however, finally silcnccd.
The feet then turned down river again.
but had not gone moro than nine miles
when it was ogaic 6rod at from two
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The --latest News.

TIE Richmond Dispatch of the 5th
confirms the report Of Sherman advance
to Vaudeville. His objective point is
said to be Branchville, which il tho
Junction Of the Savannah & Charleston
and Augusta Railroad. a.. ..,....
-: GEN. r. S. RIPLEY has superseded
: Hood in command Of the Army of Ten
nessce.
GENERAL PRICE died Of apoplexy, at
Doodly's Ferry, Arkansas.
4 RESOLUTION thanking Cen. Sher.
man, his officers and men, passed both
Houses Of Congress unanimously.
THE exports Of petroleum from the
United States during the year 1864 were
3l,745,6S7 gallons. against 2S,250,72l
gallons 10 1868, and SIC, sS7:70liu 1863.
ACCOUNTS from Savannah rcprcscn,
everything as still going on quietly there.
The main body of Shcrman's troops are
resting after their long journey. Kill.
patrick was looking after Hardee.
THE Norfolk correspondent Of the Bal,
timoro American writes under date Of
Jan. 3: d" Admiral Porter is still pecs-
ing away at Fort Fisher with the New
Ironsides and his monitors, keeping the
rebels from making any alterations in
their 'defeuces, and compelling the garri.
son to remain boxed up in their damp
aud UNIV holcsome bomb proofs. Whether
he will succeed 10 driving them out or
rendering the place untenable, time will
disclose, but he is undoubtedly dc,crmin.
ed not to give up the ctEor, unless ordered
to desist BY the department.
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Congressional.

Mr.. KAsSoS offered u resolution in
the House, which was agreed to, that the
Committee Of Woys and means consider
tho cxpcdiency Of providing for Com.
mission Of members Of the Senate and
House, with leave to sit duriug the va
cation Of Congress, TO examine and re-
port on the system Of taxation bearing
equally on the property and Industry of
the country, and the best means of pro.
viding for maintaining the credit and
meeting the necessities Of the Govern
ment said committee to repor, by bill or
otherwise. at the commencement of the
Thirty. ninth Congress.
In the Senate on Friday the House
bill providing for dropping army officers
who have not been in active service for
three months, from the rolls, was killed
BY an indefinite postponemsnt.
Mr.. SHERMAN introduced bill in the
Senate providing for tax Of twenty
cents per pound on leaf tobacco and
stems, and thirty cents per pound on
strips. The bill also provides for new
and materially reduced scale Of duties on
manufactured tobacco and cigars. Mr..
Sherman said the bill had been prepared
by the Commissioner Of Internal Rcre'
nue., and moved its reference to the
Financial committee. 1t was SO referred
Mr.. TnrMBuLL, Of ILL.,, in the Senate,
called up the bill to regulate the pro-
ceedings in criminal cases, relating es'
pecially to the punishment of the crime
Of treason, which passed. i provides
that when the ofense charged be treason
and is capital otfeusc, the United States
shall be entitled to twenty peremptory
challenges and the defendant to five.
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From Savannah.
Effect of the Destruction Of the Gulf R.

Effect Of the Destruction Of the Gulf R. r.
New YORK, Jan. 6.-The Post has q
private letter from Savannah, which
speaks Of the order prevailing in that
city since its occupation BY our army nd
the confidence the citizens have in our
protection. A citizen, late one night,
exhibited his watch to the writer and said
he would not have dared to wear watch
or anything else Of value in the streets
at night before the arrival Of Sherman.
The writer was also Informed that Gov.
Brown was about to issue proclama.
ton before Hood moved toward Sher.
man. rear, calling a convention to ipro.
pose terms Of peace, but was deferred BY
Hoods movements. He was afraid Of
jeff. Davis. ... .......
1t would appear that the destruction
ofthe Gulf Railroad By Sherman struck
a staggering blow to Lee and Davis at
Richmond. The President has received
private letter from citizen of Savan.
nah, which states on the authority Of an
officer Of that road, that it supplied Lee
army up to the time it WAS broke with
II, 500 head ofcattlc per week, the cattle
coming from Florida and Southern
Alabama. There is reason to believe,
from information in the possession Of
residents Of Savannah. that Lee has not
thirty days supplies on hand.
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batteries. a fight .eusued, in which the
rebels were once more beaten. y The rs.
sailants of the feet" are supposed to be
dotachments iof Hoods men left to pro.
tect his crossing. His forces are passing
over in squads. "A considerable number
are reported six miles above Eustport.
and iejwas intended that the feet should
90 up and attack them. The iron clnds
Pittsburg and Cincinnati draw too N uch
water to allow them to move further up
stream. .
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From Gen. Sherman's Army.

BALTIMORE, January G.-Thc steamer
California. from Hilton Head, arrived at
Fortress Monroe yesterday, with Colonel
Ewing, bearing dispatches from Gen.
Shcrman. The army was resting and
preparing for great campaign. Kill
patrick was actively watching llardce 5
movements
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-11

(: j J 4: \ WHITES 7 Y :.. !.
;.25 suooessor TO So.
SLACK a. WHITE:
will hereafter carry on the, business Of tho
old firm ut tho Same Old Stand, where he will
BIO happy to meet their old customers ond all
others wishing to Patroni1s frat class
Tavern, Grocery, and Bar.
ma For particulars in regard to tho Tavern
see advertisement on the first page.
u. D. WHITE
Having just received . fresh and full supply
GROCERIES,,
Of all kinds, which will DO found Of superior
quality, invites the attention Of all to his fine
stock OF
COFFEE,
SUGAR, OF ALL GRADES,
TEA, OF BEST QUALITIES,
MACKEREL,
TOBACCO, nv: r>.s;.-.s
FINE.cUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
SOAP. GAMBLERS,
SARDINES, COVE OYSTERS,
CANDY, GINGER CAKES,
CRACKERS, FILB'RTs,
CREAM NUTS, SC.
NAILS, .-
WILLOW BASKETS,
s... WASHING TUBS, ...
WOODEN BOWLS,
BUCKETS,
BROOMS,
BLACKING BRUSHES
FANCY SOAPS;
GROUND COFFEE, IN CANS,
EXTRACT OF COFFEE,
DRIED BEEF,
BOLOGNA SAUSAGE.
CHEESE,
CANNED FRUITS,
POTATOES,
COD FISH,
VINEGAR,
MoLAssES;
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GLASS WARE,
MApDER, CorpERAs,
INDIGO, LOCKWOOD.
ALUM, AND yITRIOL,
And many other articles too tedious to men
ton; all Of which will he sold as cheap MS nj
any other Store in town.
All kinds Of Country Produce
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
IT III II b A r
Will always be furnished with the BEST o.
Llorons, which will be supplied 10 customers
by the gallon, drink or Gottle.
nA.ALE and BEER always on hnnd.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-11
M Ar z T 4 G. E S.

Observation-Disclosures the 9Th 81 Janrarv, 1861
in kanawha Salines, by Rev. \. D. Tully, Mr.. Eli W.
CuAisriAS to Miss LrIIrA RIDDLE, all Of Kaawha county
West Virginia.
No cake for the printer rsc.ivcdi
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Mr.. Geo. Wayt sells out his stock of Gro
eeriss, &C., at auction, this afternoon.

Have oil our friends noticed the new adver-
tisemen,s Of Mr.. Frankcnberger and Mr.. Din
gess7 They will be found in another column.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-11
THE JOURNAL.
fe,.r't', CharleSton, West Va -
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. II.
Spetial Mo4irs1s,.. :.

We. call special attention to Mr.. Hills new
advertisement " his Foundry md Machine
Shop in aallipolis, in to.day's paper. webe-
liere in patronizing home industry, and when
ever We can't get thing at home, get i. as
near homo rs possible. .,...
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21
Official.
Innortalt Decision.

The reader, *of every class, will do wcll to-
note the following important decision, CO. eI
from the Richmond lFAig, of May &c. The
principal laid down will, as matter Of conr>e,
regulate ali the relations Of debtor, as well as.
those Of landlord and tenant:
Tue court yesterday delivered its written
opinion in relation ITO contracts entered into
between landlord ind tenant OH the basis Of
Confederate money Rent due prior to April
/, 1865, and not paid, is to be paid in Federal
currency, such u sum,os the amount of rent in
Confederate money would have purchased of
gold at the time the payment was due. Thus,
if the rent were 81 800 per quarter, the sqln to
be now paid for the rent due MARCH, 81 is as
ccrtaincd by diyidins the IS 800 by (say) go,
the selling rate gold equal to $50 in green
backs. Front an after the 1ss April, 1865,
rent for the uncxpircd term is, for dwelling
houses, fixed at the rates in 1860, and for
stores and other places Of public business an
addition of so per cent. IL
Tomln against Giles. This case was deci.
dcd, so far as concerns the rent, in accordance
with the principle above .anpounced: The
rent in 1860, rs . dwelling house, was $500.
If used and rented then for Il place of public
business, rs I portion Of il now is; it would
ha:c ::,r252b'y 1.en 500. Md 20 This ;atler
:...r mlg con, #@l i:c :yll: IS ;:sceg.a:acl whi2h
,.so t.naa' s...a. pay.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

IT AL WENT OUT At TTHEECEG. Major sIupLEY, for
lie better prcscrra oncf order i'll oa. midst and that
l.: $"'i:@:J i;''. Mo: i"ite 3o freely q! ihc oy@a:,
9! hi: :: r. na"% ;!l:" 9!;c' su". ~ zee 20 all le
r'l%t-:~ 81 Ion: :::.crc - qmc nE.a5c:,) that
the sale e sprtvcua Liquors 10 any enlisted mau was
specially prohibited; and the better to impress it on
tic minds and hearts asssas OF these rumsellcrs.
which orders were not respected Tho result was, all
the capital stock ofono establishment cnt oat at the
bug and that too. without profit to its former owner
We would take the liberty ofcautioning others VINO
may he eugaged in this traffic, and who woald fegn
make some feeble claim to respecabiity, that "everv
dog has his day." ard that their day may not be aar
off, A word 10 the wise should be sufficient
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The Importance of Ycntiating bedrooms is

The Importance of vcntilatiug bedrooms is .
fact which everybody is vitally interested in,
and which few properly apnfeciate. If two
persons are to occupy a bedfS6m during a nj glt
let them step upon Weighing scales as they
retire, and then again in the morning. Ere
ouently, there will be a loss Of two or three
pounds, and the average loss throughout the
year will be more than one pound. That is
during the night there is a loss Of q pound of
matter, which has gone of from their bodies,
partly from their lungs, and partly from the
pores of the skin. The escaped material is
carbonio acid, and decayed animal nl:t:eG q
poisonous exhalations.