davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03

rebsl line of works in front of Petersburg
-, Parke and Ord, who have
joined in the fight.
Sheridan's cavalry, the 9Th corps, and
part of the I'd, are coming in from the
west on the enemy's flank.
WASHINGTON, April2.
Major General Dir;
The President in the subjoined telegram
gives the latest from the front:
EN-. STANTON, Secretary of War.
CRY POINT, April 2-ll:3o A. N.
To Hon. E. NJ Stanton;
Dispatches are frequently coming in. All
is going on finely. Generals Park, Wright
and Ord's lines are extending from the Ap-
pomstox to Hatchers Run. They have all
broken through the enemy'H eutrenched
lines, taking scme forts, guns and prisoners
Sheridan, with his own cavalry, the 9th
corps and part of the I'd, is coming in from
the west on the enemy's flank, and Wright
is already tearing up the Southside Bail
road. A LINCOLN
WAR DEPARTMENT, April 2.
To Major General Din:
The following telegram from the Presl-
dent reports the condition Of affairs st half
past four this P. NJ.
TSiened1 E. NJ. STANTON.
CRY POINT, April 2-P. N.
To Hon. E. M. Stanton:
At lO:45 A NJ. General Grant telegraphs
as follows: Everything has been carried
from the left of the 9th corps. The 6th
corps alone captured more than 5000 pris-
oners. The I'd and oath corps both
captured forts, guns and prisoners from
the enemy, but cannot tell the numbers
We are now closing around the works Of
the line immedistely enveloping Peters
burg. All looks remarkably well. l have
not yet heard from General Sheridan. His
headquarters have been removed up to
Banks house, near the BOydtcwr road,
about three miles southwest of Petersburg.
[Signedl A. LINCOLN
CITY POINT $50 P. NJ, April 30.
Hon. E. Sta,.ton:-At 4.30 this afternoon
Con. Grant telegraphs as follows We
are now up and have continuous line OF
troops, and ina few hours will be intrench-
ed from the AppomAttox below Peters
burg to the river sbove. The whole num-
ber of captures since the army started out
will not amount to less than 1000
men, and probably fifty pieces of artillery.
do not know, however, the number OF
MEN and guns accurately.
A portion of Fosters division, 24th corps,
made most gallant charge this afternoon,
ard captured very important fort from
the enemy, with its entire garrison.
All seems well with US, and every thing
quiet just now.
[Slgne1,l A. LINCOLN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03

WASHINGTON, April L.
On and after Monday next no passes will
be required to visit Alexandria,
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Nc
Cullock, in q recent letter to Thompson
Campbell, says that he has no hesitation in
asserting that in his judgment California
would have been q much richer and more
prosperous State if her circulation had been
a mixed instead of an exclusively metallic
one. That she has not only failed to CO.
operate properly with the other States in
maintaining the Governments ceedit, but
has misspPrehended her own interest in
discountsnancing the use of paper money
within her limits. No country can prosper
for any considerable time where money
commands so high rate of interest as it
does in California, and nothing would tend
more directly TO reduce that rate Of interest
than the introduction of sound paper
circulating medium.
President Lincoln had not returned to
Washington at ten o'clock this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
FKOM SAVANNAH.
NEW YORK, April 2.

NEW YORK, April 2.
The steamer Arsgo, from Hilton Head,
brings files of the Savannah Herald to the
3Oth.
The rebel conscription officers were being
resisted st Augusta, and the people gener-
slly consider the condition OF the Oonted-
erscV hopeless. Hundreds are returning
TO their homes and business.
Mr.. Kilbourn, Treasury Agent, was In
Savannah on his way to Fernsndins to es-
tablish an Agency.
Since Shermsn's capture Of Savannah,
26O steamships and steamers, l5s ships, 9
brigs and 66 schoOners have entered the
port.
The village of Mitchellville, by general
order, is to choose for its government q Re-
corder, Marshal and Councilman. Only
freedmen are to vote, and the tickets nom'
| mated are of the same class. This Is one
of the reforms in South Carolina.
Quite q number of adopted citizens OF
Savannah were forced into the rebel ranks
by one reason and another.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03

fire, which was the General Lyon, from
Wilmington, for Fortress Monroe, with
from 400 to 500 troops and refugees on
board. The wind was blowing q gale and
she could not launch her boats, but she
went as near to Ter as possible and picked
up as many as she could from the spsrs,
wood WORK, &c. Seven were taken to the
Hospital at Wilmington. The list given
of the saved by the sedgwick comprises
only 2s, including most of the officers Of
the Lyon and few refugees and soldiers
of the 99Eh, seth and 9th New York, SD
and 56th ILLINOIS and 9th Ohio, &c. A
schooner wss seen picking up men, but do
not know how many she saved. When
the Sedgwiek left, the Lyon had burned to
a shell and wss fast drifting to the break
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

CAIRO, Aprll Z.
The steamer Henry Ames, from New
Orleans, March 9th, passed up with thirty
bales of cotton for st. Louis.
Msjor General Pope and staff arrived at
Memphis, on the 31st, en- route for Helena,
probably on tour of inspection.
Forty-two bales of cotton from Memphis
for St. Louis passed up.
The steamer Guiding Star is hard
aground on Bar II this A. N.
Arrived at New Orleans, bark Happy,
from Bordeaux; brig Sarah Peters, from
Boston.
zOotton nominal. No sales.
Sugar and molss ses dull and lower.
Superfne -four $500; very choice Ss,25
@s,75.
Exchange on New York &c premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
THE FORWARD MOVEMENT.

NEW ORK5 Aprll L.
The Commercials Washington special
says: The rain storm mas delayed the ad-
vance of the army.
Dinwiddie Court House was occupied on
Thursday, and our line extended to the
Boydtown Plank Road. Our right now
rests on Hatcher's Run, the point for
merly occupied by our extreme left, thus
gaining an important advanced position.
The rebels had retrealed to their main
line of works before the South Side Rail-
road, and were evidently awaiting an at
tack.
Sheridan has swept clear around the rebel
army. 3 When last heard from he was nesr
BurkesviIle. His scouts reported the enc
my in full force to prevent his flsnking their
aarthwOrks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
FRnM MEMPHIa.
AfEwrH1s, March 80, via CAIso,

MEMPHIS, March 80, via CAIRO, April 1.
A petition has been signed by many mer-
chants here praying the President to de-
care Tennessee no longer an insurrection,
ary State, and that the Secretary Of the
Treasury willremit the present tex on goods
from Northern States.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad is
running to ColliersVille, and will soon be ex-
tended further.
The telegraph is working to lafayette.
As another evidence that General Wash
burne desires restore civil law, he has or
dered United States police to confne their
attention entirely to military offenders.
Cotton very dull at 25G2sc.
There have been heavy losses here from
the decline in cotton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
a EOTTHERN VIEW.

NEW 1oBKj April z.
During the progress Of the war and since
Shermsn's march through Georgia, large
numbers Of them have found their way in
to cur lines.
The Richmond Sentinel hss long and
marked article on Grants combination just
opening. It says; Without doubt this
combination is very formidable and in
stalls tremendous campaign. 1t is to be
the life and death struggle, the crisis and
solution of the war. It says Grant will
give them their death wound or they will
give him his. 1t calls on the people to do
their duty, and claims that the soldiers
will do theirs, and concludes by saying the
results are with God. The article is st
tributed TO Davis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
FROM sAR FRANCISCO,

SAN FRANCISCO, MARCH 20
Sandwich Island dates to FeO. 25th re-
port that the government is moving for the
importation of Chinese laborers.
Greenbscks have receded to Gle. The
bullion receipts atthe mint continues heavy.
Ten thousand ounces of gold we're received
there to-day.
A fire at Oakland, this morning, destroy
ed block of buildings worth $50, 900, very
little of which is covered by insurance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
FRnM EEW YORK.

NEW York, April 2.
The war news to-day created considers-
BILE excitement. Extras were issued here
and in Brooklyn. Flags were displayed
from number of buildings, and the fact
that q battle was progressing fsvorably
was announced from many pulpits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03

TORONTO, April 1.
A dispatch from Montreal says themoney
voted BY Parliament has been paid the st.
Albans banks.
The Leader this morning has information,
which is claimed to be authentic, that q
warrant is to be issued at st. CathArines,
charging the st. Albans raiders with q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03

breach of the neutrality laws, when they
viii be brought to st. Cstharines. THIS
charge will then be dropped, and the pris-
oners will be brought before the Toronto
Judges en- a demand for extrsdition, with
the expectation that they will reverse the
decision lately given BY Judge Smith at
Montreal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
FROM eTONEsIAN.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF EAST /
TvNrny KDToYVTTIE Anril (

HEADQUARTERS OlsIhICF VI nAsN
TENN, KNOXVILLE, April l.
The advance of General Stonsmsn's
force, commanded by Major Keogh, Aid
de-csmp, entered and captured the town OF
Boone, North Carolina, at IL o'clock to-
1sy. The rebel force was routed with
loss of ten men killed and siIty-fve wound
ed an5 prisoners. Major Barnes battalion
of the I2eh Kentucky cavalry, lost few
men wourGsd. ftoneman's command ls
now well into North Carolina, and will
be heard of soon in the heart Of rsoeldom.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
Saturday Nights Report,
GOLD MARKET.

NEW YORK, April l,
Gold is unusually devoid of speculative
interest. The news of an engagement be-
tween Grant and Lee produced but little
effect on the price. The quotations were
from Isl, the opening price, to I5I%.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
CITY ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, April /.
At the municipal election there were
four candidates for the mayoralty in the
field. Phillip Tomppert, (Democrat,) was
elected Mayor by 1000 plurality over
three Republicans, and lacks about one
hundred of a majority over all competitors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
no. 197 MerWIn ST., Cleveland, o.
T AMBs KNITTING MACHINES.
The New and browning triumph.

This Msehjns KnIts the Heel and nArrSws Of the
Toe complete; Wldens snd Narrows by varying the
uumber Of loops Knits any desired size with ut
removing the needles, from four loops to Its full
capacity.
One Yard of Plain Work m Ten Minutes.
Knits tbs web either Tubuls', Double or Flat.
Win sslvage e>gs. All other G,Sohines knit merely
a straight tube, into which the heel and toe are
sewed or knit by hand.
The most profitable Machine ever invented for
women From ten to twenty dollars per wesE
earned with it. The Farmer doubles tue valae Of
his wool BY converting it into knit goods. bis
boys OF girls prepare it for the market without any
sxpsnss. ANY one can operate it. Gall on or ad-
dress with stamp, A. L JOHNSON, Ag't,
$50 Superior rect, Cleveland, o.
Mannfantnrad at snrlnrneld. Is ApS:lo9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
sALFs or THE go AOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the
7-3O loan yesterday to the amount OF
50, ,416, 500, including subscriptions of s6o,-
900 from Buffalo and 100000 from New
York, also 1881 individual subscriptions
of $50 to 500 each. The total for the
week is $14, ,2ss, ,l5O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
POsT0FFICE AT WILAIHGTOE.
Special Report.
NEw YoRK, April l,

NEW YORK, April 1,
FINANCIAL.
at the Stock Exchange, this morning,
there was very active demand for railway
shares; throughout call the market was
quite buoyant; after the Board broke up
stocks continued strong, and there was 8
furthsr rise in some, particularly stocks that
were scarce for delivery, and 1z@1 per cent.
has been paid, cash, for Erie, Ft Wayne and
Rock Island. Government securities re-
main firm, with uniform fair investment,
The demand for Coal and miscellaneous.
shares all firm and generally better. Gold
took an upward turn toward the close of the
day, under a disposition to interpret the re-
cent movement of General Grant as defeat
of the Union arms. The ease in money con-
tinues, and the supply of capital steadily
increases. Foreign exchange as quiet Is
usual on Saturday.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum Stocks quiet at moderate de-
mand. Sales: Cherry Rum. ~; Excelsior,
48O; Germanis, 80; Manhattan, 52j oce-
anic, 265; Tack, 225.
Petroleum closes firm at $50 for crude
53]Ic for refined in bond, and 72974c foI
free.
WHOLEsALE BUSINESS
The Post says the wholesale market has
been much depressed during the week Ow-
ing to the decline in gold. Since the open
ing of the Erie Canal and the news from
Europe, there has been heavy and genera,
decline.
Markets.
Flour declined about 81, with ten
dency strongly downward; Wheat free
" offered, declined about IOc; Oats faller
1O@I2, and are fat; Indian corn has ar.
rived freely since the opening of the canal
prices fallen 1O@13; the Pork market ha
Auctuated, at the opening of the week price
rallied sharply and rose to S29, then fell Il
S25, so, then advanced to S27; Beef fdeclineC
s2G3 and unsaleable Lard closes strenE
good demand and light stock; Cut Meat
declined, and sold freely; tallOw declined
considerably and closes very heavy at 112;
@l2c.
COTTON.
The Cotton market has been stead,
during the week, favorable sdvices fror
Europe having prevented decline; at tn
e,priees heavy at z6@47c for middling
PETROLEUM.
In the early part of the week crude firm
selling at s4@S41z. Tuesday and Wednesds.
the market was a great deal weaker an,
there has been nothing done beyond job
bing lots. Prices ruled nominal at $50
sS15. The market for refined is withou
change and has been in fair demand 70
higher prices. Early in the week the mar
ket was heavy with sales for refining 8
571I, and towards the close there was les
disposition to operate.
SUGAR MARKET.
Refined sugars are lower and prices ar
nominal.
wHIsKT MARKET.
The whisky market has been unsettle
and depressed, and prices Auctusting large
! ly. On Tuesday there was an improve
demand and prices advanced s@1Oc pc
gallon. Since then the demand has abate
and the market closes very unsettled q
S2,12@2,1s for western.
STOCKS.
GaIlaghsr's Evening Exchange
U. S. 5-2Os, old issue, 1851; 1O-4Os 915S
New York Central se1z; Erie s41l; HuG
, SON s5H; Reading 921zj Michigan soutl
! ern 53H; Illinois Central so1I; Pittsburg
IS; Rock Island eo7<j North Western pi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
VESsEL RuRNED.

NEW YORK, April 2.
The steamer General Sedgwick, from
Wilmington, the Both, has arrived She
reports that on the 3lst, at $50 a. n, OF
Hstterss, she saw steamer IN shore on
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03

ganization of all persons belonging to the
army to repsl the movement on the rail-
road.
The steamers Folly and Dixie eollided
on the river four miles below the city last
night The Dixie was sunk. The Passen-
gers were saved. Five hundred bales OF
cotton Were lost.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
OVERLAND rELEGRAPH.

New YORK, April 1.
Major Frank Pope, Assistant Engineer
of the Bulkley overland telegraph expedi-
tiOn to Russia, leaves this port on Wednes-
day next for Sitka, New Archangel, where
he will join Col. Bulkley. Maj. Pope is the
last OF the party from this side of the
Rocky Mountains, and the preliminary
practical stops for the establishment of an
overland telegraph which shall connect
this country with Russia and Europe can
now be considered as fairly taken.
POsT0FFICE AT WILHIEGTOE.
WASHINGTON, April 1.
The postofnce at Wilmington, N. c., is
TO be at once re-opened by the Govern
ment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
Storage and Produce
COMMISSION MEROHANTi


Storage and Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Propristors Of the Union Railway Ship and Ca
nal Grain Elevators. Storage capacity, est, 600
buIhsiS. Of6ce and Warehouse adjoining the
Elevator,
No. 197 MeFWin St., Cleveland, O.
Dealers in sll kinds Of Country Produce. Agents
for TIE salt Company Of Ouondaga." Salt sold
always st the Company prices.
Salt, Water Lime, Flour, Grain, 40, By car
loads, received or to be shipped the 9. Q. O.,
G. q T., @. E., c. q P. or A. 4 G. W. narrow
Ruaqel Railroads and their connections, loaded or
unloaded directly in our warehouse, saving ex-
psnse Of drsyBgs.
dsrs for Produce and Merchandise on Commission.
Liberal cash advances msde on COZ slgnments.
We are prepared to receive and ship, By Canal,
Lake or Rail, without drayage), GindstoDes,
StsTes Marble, Lumber and coarse FieRhts Of all
Kinds, b.ving tho ONLY .DERRICKS IN TIE
CITY for the transfer Of heavy Freights.
Refer TO BsnAs aud business men generally,
ana R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
ca11anhar,a Evenine E1ol

U. S. 5-2Os, old issue, 1857 1O-4Os 915z I;
New York Central ss1z; Erie s41<; Hud-
son S524; Reading 927z; Michigan South
ern 53A; Illinois Central eo7<; Pittsburgh
IS; Rock Island ee1Ij North Western pfd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
INIsTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE puuusnee Of an order Of the
Probate Court Of Cuyahoga county, o 4, to me d.
city Of Olsvelaa5 on tbs lth day Of May, $50 at
7o'elock P. NJ, the fOlloUing pieces OF land Ei'u.
atsd in the city Of Cleveland .0uyahOgs county
stats Of Ohio, and described follows:
!. Being part Of ten asrs lot No l37, and Is
bounded as follows: Beginning at the southwsIt
corner Of St. Csir aud Ross streets thence north
ery aieng the west line Of Ross stret half way TO
HAnilton street; thence weatsrly parallel with Sc.
Clair street. fifty fees; thence Boutherly, parallel
with Ross street. to the southoTy line Of st. Clair
street thence essterly along st. Ulair street. hfty
sOt to the place beginning, being So feet front
on St. Clair street By about l26 feet dep.
e. Being part OF said lot No. l37, aud being 80
fest fropt on north side Of st. Clair street and
tsnding back half way to Hamilton ItTeet, ab0ut
125 feet, and being next west Of End adjoining the
nrut named pice-
3. Being part Of ten acre lot No. 1ss, and bound
Cd e. folOEs: Beginning at point on the north
erY line o. Sc Csr street, lao feet eaHterly from
the intersection # said northsrly line with the
esGterly line Of Ross street; thence northsrly at
right angles with st. Clair street, half way to
Hsmilten street; thence easteTly, parallel with
st. Clair street, 771 feet; thence southerly along
ths westsrly line OI land Of Jane Holden, TO the
northsrly line Of Et Clair street; thence westerly
along said northerly line, M feet to the place Of
!. Pisos appraised at s22OO.
z {" " @ q g aSS- aSS
Terms Of sale, one third down and balance on
time. l.. PRENTIss,
Admir- Of James Proudfoot.
Cleveland, April 3 1866. aps2o6
nISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
IL Peter Thatcher. having this day, by mutual
consent, Withdrawn from the firm OF Thatcher
Gardner, Burt Co., the business viii be continued
by the remaining partners under the name and
sfyls Of Gardner, Burt Co., ct whose Office all old
'-A' "-- PETER THATCHER,
GEO. ". eARDNER,
GEO. Il. BURT,
A. U. MoNAIRY.
olsTeland, AprilI, Iss5. apa.2o2
DEnOVAL-The Office of the under
III siRned viii bs removed to our new Garshousl
adjoining the Union Elevator on April sth,
Sps:2s0 GAhDNEB, BURT co.
UO-PARTNERSHIP NoTICE.-W,
" have this day admitted John Poole a. partns
in our business, which will he Ssntinusd IS uEua
under the style Of HsrEsy, Bou'nl : 20;
April 1, 1855. aPs
LIMITING COTTON.-50 500 pound
N all eOlors, Just received, At reduced prices.
Gps n. HALLE 3 90.
MOWERS AND REAPERs.
DEFOF OF TIE
BUCKEYE
Mowers and ReaperE
AND
ALI PIECES FOB REPAIRING,
No, I50 Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, OHIO
The BUCKEYE has become tine favorite Of Il
Farmsrs. and in many localities have
SUPERSEDED ALL OTHER MACHINES.
An those in want Of Mowers will do well to gi
their orders at once, either personally or BY maj
as the supply VIII b. exhausted very soon,
uhsn.z1s H.W, LUETHEMEYER,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
SECOND DISPATCH.
MONTGOMERY. Msrch q.

MONTGOMERY, March 2s.
The enemy on the railroad below moved
down the road after the capture. They
DESTROYED one of the trains below Green
vile. Their force is believed to be $500
strong, principally infantry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
NEW ApYERTIsEMEMTs
THE BRADBURY PIANO,
At No. 197 ontario street,
CLEVELAND, o.
TT Is THE KING OF PIANOS

IT Is THE KING OF PIANOS !
For Great Strength, Power, Sweetness and Purity
Of TOne, and every quality that oonstitutos Fsf'
feet Piano. FORTE, ithAs
No Kqual in this Country
We invite the closest scrutiny OF the best unbi-
ased Judges in Cleveland and vicinity.
A large sssortmsnt may now be seen 81 our
Rooms srnong which is one Of those splendid
sQUABE 6RANDs, lately 50 loudly praised BY the
Profession Of New York.
Also large assortment from several other good
Esv York make g. more than tWenty-h In all
making one of the finest stocks TO select from that
cs1 be found in any Western city.
Thess Pia 7os are offered, Wholesale and Betahi
at the
Very Lowest Possible Figure
That the Etriotsst economy in expenses, &c viii
enable Us TO do, fSquenily saving large smounts
- purchasers.
COME AND SEE.
sps:lss dtriEw GEO. HALL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03

armed and equi ed. Ths right wing Of the army
Will group to The ont and right Of Godsboro, lock-
ing nsrih the iel. in front ard to thslefs Of Colds
boro, and the oentsr in Goldsboro, with detAeh-
menti to cover the railroad to the rear; cavalry
will b posted AZ OT near Mount Olive Station. All
will send fOragng parties unto the country, being
careful to have them strong enough and well
-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-03
GARDNER, BURT 4 CO.,

gro. V sAEDSEE, OEO. h. BURT, 40. M'EArHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-12

w adjoining, furnished or unfnrnished second floor,
with first Board, for gentleman and WIFE, perna-
desired Address, stating location aud TERMS T.,
boy 5.GY7 Post oOice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-12

yVANTED-F0R A GENTLEMAN WIFE AND TWO
w children aged six aud four years, Board and nicely
Furnished Rooms. Address, stating terms, Moderation, box
2I33 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-12

T,oR SALOON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS TO CLOSE
II estate the large commodions House admire bly, adapt
boardcrs o5 rooms with improved Lots adoinng IC
minutes from Wall street South ferry. Address II. b.
box Ash Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-12

lOe EAST TWENTY. FIRST STREET, GRAMERCY
LOO Park.-A Parlor and two Bedrooms 'arlor
Moor suitable gentleman and wife, with Board House
and location desirable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-12

IloR sALE-wIrH POSSESSION, IN LAMARTTNE
in eTceisn order, 52xso ha.f the block Complete i'm
proyements. MrGRATti 4 FRENCH, 29s Ninth avenue.