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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-30
Mayors Proclamation.

THE qualified electors of the City Of CALI
Il polls are hereby notified to meet in their
respective Wards on the first Monday Of
April A d. 1865, and proceed to elect aceor-'
ding 10 law, sne Mayor, one City Solicitor,
two Trustees, fer each Ward one City Audi
tOr.and one City Marshall. The Trustees must
be residents in the Warlsfor which they are
elected.
The Polls wilTbe opened in tile first Ward
at the National House. in the second ct the
Mayors Office, in the third Ward at the store
house Of Michael Emsheimer The persons
who at the time would be sualifed voters
under the laws Of the State for county officers
and actually reside in the Wards in which,
they offer tO vote. shall be deemed qualified
electors. The election will in all respects be
held and conducted in the manner prescribed
by law, in case Of township elections. The
Poll Books shall be returned to the clerk OF
recorder of the corporation or City.
J. C. DAMRON. Mayor,
March, %, 1865.
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AdnInisIraIor,s A sale.

THERE will be sold ut the late residence Of
Caleb James, in Green township, Gallia
eounty Ohio, on Thursday April s, at l0-
A ~. the following personal property.
Two milk COWS, one horse, ls head Of sheep
head Of hos ore wO-hOrse wagon, with
farming utensils. ouse-hOld furniture and
many other ArtIei s l,o numerous to mention.
Terms of sale. 9 months credit IN til sums
over three dollars. by purchaser giving ap-
proved security on note.
ANDREW BROWN,
Administrator Of Estate Of Elizabeth James
deceased.
March, %, 1866, ,-3Ws
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, March 25-7 P. II.
To Maj. Gen. Dir:
This morning at II O'Clock, the
enemy, by strong and sudden as
sault, captured Fort Steadman; but
after a vigorous contest the fort was
recaptured with 1,600 prisoners, two
flags, and all the guns uninjured.
General Mclaughlin WIS taken
prisoner by the rebels who assaulted
Fort Haskell, but were repulsed with
great loss. The official report is
suhjoined
(Signed.) E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
ClsY PoIkr, 1890 P. NJ.
Hon T. IL iStGnto'., Sec'y Of Var.
The following dispatch of General
Parke is received from Gen. Meade.
(SigDed, U. S. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen. U. S. 4.
The enemy attacked my front this
morning at about 4:SO A. H., with
three divisions, under command OF
Gen, Gordon. By a sudden rush
they seized the line held by the Sd
brigade of the 1st division. at the
foot of the hill to the right OF Fort
Steadman, wheeled, and overpower-
ing the garrison, took possession OF
the fort. They established them
selves upon the hill, turning our guns
upon us. Our troops on either flank
stood firm.
EfterEard a determined attack was
made on Fort Haskell, which was
checked by part of McLaughlin's
6Igade; Wlcox's division, and was
repplsed With great loss to the enc
my.
The 1st brigade of Hartsud's di.
vision, held In reserve, was brought
UP, md a check given to any further
advance. '.-sS-
Two attempts were made to retake
the hill, but were only. temporarily
successful, until the arrival of the I'd
Bffgade, when charge was made by
that brigade, aided by the troops OF
the 1st division, oD their flank, and
the enemy were driven out of the
fort, with the loss of a number OF
prisoaers-abont1 1 800. Two battle
flags have also been brought in.
The enemy lost heavily in killed
outside of our lines.
The whole line was immediately
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DIED..

In this City, March 2lst 1865, AIIcl
daughter Of James B. and Lucinda N. Nash
aged three months.
At therresidence in Addison Feb, Goth 1865
Mss MARY E. BNG, daughter Of James G,
Bing, in the 18th year Of her age, intimately
known to many OF the readers of this paper,
who with this announcement will mourn with
those thpt mourn, she has gone TO reap the re-
ward ola well spent life here on earth. Her work
was done and well done, and her memory will
be embalmed in the hearts Of many surviving
friends The closing scenes of her life were
calm and peaceful
At his residence in Gallipolis, on Saturday
25th inst, Carr. JoHS HEIsSER, aged Is years
By the death Of CART. HEIsxER our town loses
one OF its most worthy and respectable citi-
zens The whole community mourns his loss,
and the sympathies of all are rendered the
bereaved family, in this sad and sorrowful
hour.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
At special meeting Of morning Dawn
Lodge No Z, F. & A. Masons, held March
%, 1865. the following Preamble and Resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
RHEKEAs. 1t has pleased Almighty God
to call our beloved Brot rJoHS HEIsSER from,
tne scenes Ol chrtniy laOOr 10 meet with US no
more in temples made with hands, and
WHEREAS, 1t is fitting that We the MEM
bers of this Lodge. should give public ex-
preston TO our feelings on this occasion there
fore
Resolved, That in the death of our Brother
JoHs HEisSER we have been called to bear
severe aud irreparable loss, both as an asso-
citation and as Individuals. The Lodge has
lost an active, useful member; we a beloved
brotheri the community an upright citizen;
his family a kind husband and iather.
Resotoed, That We extend to the-bereaved
family Of our deceased brother our h, artfelt
mourning with them that death
has chosen for his victim one who was So
worthy of our highest esteem and dearest af-
feetion, in the early years of his vigorous man
hood.
ResOlred, That we recognize in this inseru-
table Providence the hand of Him who dOeth
all things well,' and bow with meek sub
mission to His will. and that we humbly
trust we shall meet our brother again in that
better land where there is no toll or pain, no
sickness or death.
Where no tears shall ever fall,
No heart be sadi
Where the glOry is for all,
And all are glad"
Resoioed, That a copy of these resolutions
be transmit ed to the family OF our departed
brother, snd that they Ge published it the
City papers.
r. D. VAN DUERSON, {
WIN NASH, Committee.
JOHN LAWSON.
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seen on the Ohio river, for the last
20 years Yet it has been our good
fortune to get through all safe.
The following boats comprised the
feet viz: j. G. Blackford, Rose Hite,
Phantom,C T. Dumont, Sprey, Nash
vile, Clara Denning and Prima DON
na; to the officers of which, the Di-
vision will forever feel grateful for
their kindness. The General COM
manding took the ]. 6. Rlsckford at
Cincinnati. for his headquarters boat,
and / am sure better selection could
not have been made. The boat is
almost new, and is fitted up in fine
style, and the c;tiz ems of your beau
tiful city, may be proud to claim her
as one of theirs. We found the
Captain, Fred Ford, to be a man of
no ordinary skill in river navigation,
and perfect gentleman throughout.
To Mr.. Geo. T. Hanly, the courteous
and efficient clerk, we are also in
debted for many favors, and in fact
to all the officers and crew of the
boat. Every success to them, their
boat, to the Journal, and to the city
Of Gallipolis. H. T. G.
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EWIngtOn Academy.

THE Spring Term Of this Institution will
commence on Tuesday, the llth Of April, and
continue II weeks. The location is pleasant
and quiet. Boarding may be had on the
most reasonable terms. Tuition for common
branches $3.50. with slight increase for
higher branches.
JOHN NJ. CHERINGToN. Prst.
March, 30, lS65.-5ws
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II. F. WOOD, =
Sergt. Co. NJ, 7th o. V. C.
HThe steamer ! G. Blackfnrd

H The steamer j. G. Biackford,
is now running regularly between
Cincinnati and Parkersburg. Capt.
Ford is too well known in this region
to require any extended notice at our
hands. The following complimen
tory notice was furnished us by the
officers ofthe feet on her late trip:
On BOARD STEAMER J. G. BLAcKFoRD.
PARKERsBURs, W. Va, March "a.
EDITOR GALLIPoLIs JOURNAL:
SIR: The feet that arrived
here to-day with troops, under com
mand of Maj. General Croft, has
since leaving Nashville, Tenn, ex-
perienced some of the most violent
weather that any steamboat man has
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Notice..

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro-
hate Court within and for the county Of Ga!lia
and State Of Ohio, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction upon the premises on the 18th
day Of Z nril A. d. 1865, at = o'clock in the
afternoon, the following described real estate
tO-wit: The south vest ha.f of the north
east half Of lot in GallIpolis, Gallia county
Ohio, number two hundred aud seventy-three
(273) with the aPpurtenauees appraised at
500 Terms Of sale; one-thirl cash in hand,
one-thirl IN six. and one-thirl in twelve
months. from day of sale. with interest. Pc
ferred payments to be secured 10y mortgage
on the premises.
JOHN J. POOL,
Guardian OF Vim. d. Bowler, minor.
March, 30, lS65.-Iw.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-30

reoccupied, and the guns retaken un-
injured
| Iregret to add that Gen. McLaugh.
lin was captured in Fort Steadman
Our loss otherwise was not heavy.
Great praise is due to Gen. Hartsuf
for the gallantry displayed in hand
ling his division, which behaved with
great skill in this, its first engage
Ihent.
(Signed) JOHN PARKs,
Major General.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March 25-10:30 P. III.
MAJ. Gen. Dir
Later reports from Gen. Grant,
which are subjoined, show that the
operations of our forces this morning
were brilliantly successful. The
rebel prisoners already secured num-
Der 2,700 The rebel killed and
wounded Gen. Grant estimates at
probably not less than 5000. Our
loss is estimated at 500, and may
prove less.
(Signed,) E. NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
CRY PoIST, March 25-S A. N.
Hon. E. N. Stanton:
The number of prisoners received
by the Provost=Marshal is 1900, ia
ken by the 9th Army Corps, and
500 by the I'd Corps. There may be
still more, TO be brought in.
[Signed, U. S GRANT.
CRY PolNT, 7:30P. Nj am not
yet able to give the result of the day
accurately, but 'the number of priso
ners captured proves larger that at
first reported.
The slaughter of the enemy at the
point where they entered our lines in
front fit was probably not less than
three thousand. Our loss is estima-
ted at eight hundred, and may prove
less. General Humphreys attacked
on the left with great promptness, cap
turir 9 near one hundred men, and
causing the enemy to return his
troops to that part of his lines rapid
ly.
TSigned, T. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General
WAR Dept, WASHINGTON, !
March 25-10 p. NJ.
lNojor- General Dir: |
The following dispatch from Gen
eral Schofield reports his arrival at,
and occupation af Goldsboro, on
Tuesday, March 2l, with but slight
opposition.
Signed, E. n. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
GoLDsBoRo, n. c., March 81, via !
FORTRESS MONROE, March 25.
Lieutenant General U. S. Grant, City
Point:
have the honor to report that /
occupied Goldsbero this P. NJ. with
1ut slight opposition.
General Terry's column, from
W IlluiuS lOus WIS stI dIIcH , DtpOb
asst night, and should be near this
place tonight. Sherman's left was
with the enemy near Benton
7ille, on Friday. The artillery firing
vas quite rapid during the day, and
or short time on Monday morning.
right, the 18th Corps,
vas near Mount Olive on Sunday
light. There has been some artil-
cry firing during to-day, which in
licates the gradual approach of
Sherman's army toward this place,
Ill this being strictly in accordance
With Shermans plans. 1 have no
1oubt all is we'll /
hope to have more definite and
ater Intelligence from Sherman very
!oon, and will forward to you with
,ut delay. 1 find the bridges burned,
)ut otherwise. the road is not in
ured, and the depot facilities are
inc. l capsured here seven cars,
nd General Terry has captured two
locomotives and two cars, which he
S now using. :
[signed,] j. NJ. ScHoFIELD,
Major G eneral.
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Public Auction.

/ WILL oSer OF public Auction at the late
i Residence Of John W. Blosser deceased, in
Sprisgfeld township, on Wednesday the 5ths
day Of April lSSs the following property;
One Cow, Hay, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Black
smith Tools, Wagon. maker Tools, o large lot
Of Wagon stuff, lot Of Wagon work finished
and unfinished one Buggy. Harness and sad
die, together with q large lot Of other Perso-
nal property, to numerous TO mention.
Sale to comm snee at 10 o'clock Of said day,
and to continue from day TO day until all the
property is disposed of. Terms Of sale made
known On tina. day, when and where atten-
dance will be given-by
H. D. GEORGE.
Administered.
March, lG. 1885.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-30

N Persons having business with
the Ohio Military State Agency al
Galllpolis will find it to their interest
to look over this column, in each
number of the Journal. 1t will save
much time and expense, and may
save the parties unnecessary travel.
Marcus D. Noble, Co. G, 18th Va,
papers forwarded to Adj. Gen1. oi
West Va, for date of muster.
John G. Noel, Co. NJ, 7th o. v. C,
pay received. Call for 1t.
William Hardee, Co.
proof required that disability was
contracted in line of duty.
Solomon Irons, Co - 9th Va,
pay received Call for it.
Elizabeth Hazelett, pension money
received.
James NJ. Edmiston, Co = 173d,
papers returned, affidavits required.
Call at the Agency.
Col. j. II. Montgomery, 33d,O o. v.
1. Blanks forwarded from Washing
ton Agency, for your account.
Delilah ElkIns. Proof of marriage
required.
Nancy Peck. Proof of marriage
required.
Ann Morgan, Jackson county,
check for pay and bounty forwarded
by mail to Thurman, P. o.
Robert p Gillaspie, check for pay
and bounty forwarded By mail to
Mt. Vernon Furnace.
Samuel Harrop, Co. B, 9lst o. V.
l. Papers forwarded to Pay master
General.
John Scott, CLAIM referred by
Quarter Master Gen'l. to Capt. E. C.
Richenbaugh A. Q. NJ. at Harrisburg
Pa.
Richard Titus, vouchers for $50,
received.
Mrs. Francis A Town. certificate
of pay and bounty received. Call
and sign it, for payment.
William Eckerd. Your business re-
quires your attention at this Agency.
Orrin Montgomery, certificate of
muster in and credit, received.
Stephen D. jenkins. Your post
Office address is wanted.
Clarissa Backus, jackson county.
Papers received and forwarded.
Andrew Yeager, jackson county,
in proper form received
and forwarded. R. L. STEWART,
o. S. Mil. Agt.
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Lost.

nN Thursday March 18th, Leather Purse
~ with steel clasp. containing one ten
dollar Greenback, one 219 Gold piece, and 4
three cent pieces. Supposed to have been
dropped betw cen the Square and Fourth street
Any one finling and leaving it at the Jour
nal Office, or at my residence will be literally
rewarded. MELVIN LOWRY.
Hsrch, %, Is65,-2ws
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GaIlipoIis school Lands!--
Vote 20 be taken ON first
Monday of April, for or
Against their sale.

GsIlipolis tovnskip owns 80 acres ef school
land, granted BY Congress. in lieu Of section
sixtee which was not in said township, on
the leih of April 1889. The legislature Of
Ohio passed an act. authoriring the sale Of
said lands, and the electors Of Gallipolis
township have been duly notified by eight
Advertisements set up in the most public
places Of the same, TO meet at their places Of
holding elections in said township, on the
lst Monday Of April next, to vote for or against
the sale Of said lsnds- The manner Of taking
such ballots are as iollcvs: The trustees Of
said township shall preside at such election,
and shall appoint two clerks, who shall keep
two poll hooks containing the names Of voters.
II the result shall be in favor Of a sale, the
trustees shall within ten days. deposit one of
said roll books with the auditor Of the county
with copy Of the notice given. and the sfi-
davit Of one Of the trustees stating the manner
Of giving said notice, and the time and plan
Of putting up the same.
This is pointed out as the preliminary steps
If these lands are brought into matket the
law regulates the saleas follows: One twelfth
part of the purchase money to be paid at the
time Of sale. and the balance in eleven annual
instalments, with annual interest thereon.
In.
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Posi- QrARrERxAsrER's DEPARIMlSTl
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO, March 23d. 1865,
FROM and after the f st day Of April,
Il will pay the following prices fer horses
delivered at this Post.
Artillery, $l7S
Cavalry. Sl65.
Each to be fully up to the Government stan
dard-good flesh, perfectly sound and not
over nine or under FIVE years old. and from
fifteen (l5) TO sixteen as hands high.
l. CASS. FORSYaH,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ
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Notice.

THIS will certify that my wife Martha ].
i Browne has left my bed and board and
that will pay no debts of her contracting.
FREDERICK BROWfE.
March, 30, ls65.-3w.
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MARRIED.

In Gsllipolis March 26, at the residence Of
the brides father, by Rev. ]. F. Willi.ms.
Mr. Asa ROBINSON, and Miss EMIr L. LANE.
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CANT CHASE, OHIO,
March 81, 1865.

; Mr.. STEwART:-SIR:--I send you
a list of our Regimentsl Officers with
the entire list Of our Company.
Col. Henry b. Banning, Mt. Vernon.
Ohio; 1t. Col. M j. We Hotter, Bata-
via. Ohio; Major Wm w. H. Free,
Perry county Ohio; @. NJ Chas. Bah
cock, Cleveland, Ohio.
COMPANY G. 4
Capt. B. W. Rutherford Cheshire.
1st 1t. John c. Porter, Thevenir.
I'd, 1t II. I. Massie Adams co., O..
1st. Serg't. A. j. Beardsley,
I'd, T" Alex Davis,
Sd, Henry G. McMillen,
4th, /" Samuel Shelton,
9th, g" David Howell,
1st, Corp. Jonas M. Comber,
I'd, - Geo. Lemon,
Sd, +" Joseph Roush,
4th, 8; Malcomb w. Ingles, ).
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-03-30

9Th, " VIM. ]. Sheets,
9th, +" Jonsthan Roberts, =
7th, George Brown,
9Th, Benz. F. Darling,
Compsny clerk, Alex r eating,
LIST, Musician, Emerson R. Grant,
I'd, Musician Thadius Soles,
Company Com s.. R. McMillen.
The health Of our Company is
good, some of the boys have the
measles but are doing well at pres
ent. m Yours, &c. r
JOHN C. PORTER,
,1str serg't- Co.,G 95th, o. V. 1.
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NOiIce.

THE Undersigned has been appointed Ad--
i ministIator of the estate Of John W. Blos--
ser, Ate OfG allia county Ohio, deceased.
HIRAM D. GEORGE.
March, I6. 1865.
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LETTERS

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post
III Office at Gallipolis, Gallia county,
Ohio, on the Both, day of March D. 1865,
sS- II not called fer within one month
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
sE-To obtain any Of these letters, the ap-
plicant must call for "aduertised LETTERS" give
the date of this list, and pay ore cent for ad-
vertising
Arret John Iucas Lucy
Arnold Dolly Martin Caroline
Black Mnrlber Malone Lou
Bradtield ThOs MartiE Barbara 4
Baze Frances Mcrinick Ohas A
Baker Chas Miller Vim II
Berry David Morgan Simson
Bennett Richard Mccormick Chas
Bias Elizabeth Nee, RR
Burnett Sarah z Neel G II
Craig VIM Paine Frances
Cooper John Pritchett Mary
Campbell Chapman Pritehett Fanny
Cooper Green Pritchett Thornton
Daniels Rebecea Plymale Junius
Davis John S Reynolds Elizabeth
Dennison Jonathan Sayre Jeremiah
Fisher Eliza Sanders Malinds
Gains Capt Steel A
Grady Victoria Shepherd Ella Ia
Hamlin Elizabeth Smith Elizabeth
harvey EDWARD SlmOns Try
Herrel Mary Scott Lavicy
HOrrel Frances Sturgill Mary
Herrel James Treeleaf Scott
Huffman Andrew Thomas Maylene
Hunt Arnold Uric Mary
IRWIN Elizabeth ? Wsrd Mary D
Jones DIG Watts Harriet Z
Jones Levi C Wells Mary Emily
johnson VIM Wood Elizabeth
Kitchen Phoeba Woods James
Kimberlin John ]
Office hours from ~ A. NJ, to 61& p.
Sundays, office open from to 9A N.
JOSEPH DR0UILLARD,
March, 80, 1865. Post-M. ster
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UNRIVALED.

Every Piano fully guaranteed for five years,
LIBERAL discount TO the Clergy. Teachers and
Schools. Oh
Also, large assortment Of Pianos by seme
Twelve dIfferant Makers, for sale by r
JOHN CHURCH, Jr.,
66 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
March, 30. 1865, i---
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BEST REED INSTRUMENTS MADE.
THE CELEBRATED
'KNABE" PIANO.

+ These Pianos are unsurpassed for Power
and Sweetness Of tone, perfection of touch.
and beauty Of finish and have been, by the
best Of judges, among which are THALBERG
GOTTSCHALK, STRAKOSCH, vIEUX-
TEMPS, and others. pronounced
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SHer;f's Sale.

Guardian OF Vim. ID. Bowler,
March, 30, lS65.-Iw.
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DEv. A. A. WILLIS on DOMESTIC HAPPINa
III at f,sirteenth strcei Presbyterian church. bot
Sixth and Seventh avenues, Tuesday evening. Dec =
O'Clock Frst of coarse OF Ave popular lectures o.
sccuye Tsevday evenings Tickets for the course ~
Mr. Willis lecture 80 cents. May be obtained nj Inc
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E,oR sALE--Ar A BARaAIs, a FOUR STORY BROWN
$40; IN perfect ordsr located Thirty second street. Fh
Sixth avenues $4,000; also In street. Fifth and
Madison avenues elegant order flushed black walnut
o3D,QW POTTER BROTHERS A BEILAMY,
No Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

EoR SALEM BROOKLYN; a SPLENDID HOUSE,
water gas stationary wash tubs dumb waiter, &c &C.
rounded BY garden, which contains choice selection
fruit bcarna piants convenient ferriea
Apply 10 j. MxfHKwsON SON, No SPINE street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

| mo IET-TIE CIGAR COUNTER IN ST. CLOUDS HI
j tel, 93 Prince street. Apply on the premises
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RIO LEE-EuRNIsHED HOUSE ELEGANTLY LC
cato anited for boarding house. Inquire OF A.
ELLICcTT No. 10 Water street
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N,o RENT,-THE BUILDINGs KNOWN As ~
Gothic Stables, Nos. 1914 and 1856 North lfth street,
Louis, Mo, win be rented for term Of eight ears ~
or opera house The buildings OF beautiful! .ohssJ
ture and centrally located. Dncnslons-Deplh iiu te
width 80 feet: height of ceiling first floor ~ feet SEQ
floor rs feet. For full particulars inquire Of = Elt
COCK ST. Louis, Mo-, j. g. HiiCHCOCk, ~ Cha
bers street, Rev York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

CT TO $l4 PER WEEK FOR SINGLE ROOMS
- and Board Rooms without board 50 to 81. and Lodg
ngs at the Dupont House. Of Lacat and Hudson
streets. Central location.
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4 GENTLEMAN AND LADY WOULD LIKE IT
n Rooms unfirnished for ,truesou piano and ha
with privilege OF practice harp. Address for three ID
box ll3 Herald Office.
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yJTANTED-FROM JANUARY NEXT, PART OF
w House; lower part preferred; Tor 2 sentiensn /,
wife only location must be desirable aud below Foru
street Address j. A. Van Bnskirk 70 Fourth avenue,
ner Tenth street, with particulars.
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yITANTED-AN UNFINISHED COTTAGE ON
w North river, near Fort Washington, with few
OF ground and stable from the LIST OF May
10 @. H. T.. 81 Lspenard street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

| ITO LEr-ro ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, A HAM
soney furnished front and back Par!or WIKI, large
tension Room without board. Apply at a6j East Tenth ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

N,o LET-FoUR ROOMS; VERY PLEASANT; o.
i water; possession Immediately. For location Apply
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