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WEDDELL HOUSE, CLEvEL4ND.-A per-
son'who had been a guest at the Weddell
House, in Cleveland, years agone, would
not know the place now. The Kirkwoods,
formerly Of Washington City, have remod-
eled the entire establishment, and furnished
it in superior style; indeed, it may now be
classed as one of the best Hotels in the
country. The ,parlors are truly magnifi-
cent, and the bed rooms, for clean and ex-
cellent beds, are unsurpassed. The tables
are supplied with all the substantials and
delicacies that the most fastidious can ask,
and the Kirkwoods know show to keep q
Hotel.n The Hotels now credit to the
city, and luxury to those who may give
them call. 8ss GA1I $Y&fDfS
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Columbus Retail nnrket-Ian. ..

The following are the retail ouotatons h.,
" III. REsTIRAUx, WhOlesale and pets;l S!rocas
WV. WV. ~. -OU 18th High street,:
! "@ White. / fGS9l lgMaple Sugar. .l21sC1l4c
Oats per bushel. 5O9s nolasses per gal. T5Q4s0c
Corn Der busbel per gall. s0G$l Is
Butter per .25930cR Coif. ...' ~ Voe2 oO
Lard per h. ....,. ~. ..lJcJ Java b'SSaS3I go
Taow per b .....9B10c Rice per h,...... lAgS45c
Dried Apples. 81 509l 75Iroonns per doz o. 55D3I u
Dried Peaches - 000p4 50Ifay per ton. "a O0a27 OO
" hite Beans. 81 50a2 75Soap. box per h sQl0c
Potaoes... 81 101Dl 20Eour per Dbl. 90 5Oa8 "a
Salt in sacks. ..........25c white 81 O09s Od
Salt b. bbls... 81 G5lp2 10 Kye ,........ SIS "
Beef per cwt..-... So OOCandlai tsllow :. l49ElCc
uamS per .i,...l4Gl6cCan opal. 500. lSr
Snou5ders lb'.'.'':..eeCheese, per b....l5@,l6c
Salt Pork per cwt. O0W hisky per cal. 9Osi Sc
Wood per Cord "a 0OlD4 50Rasins MR. bx - F55l OC
Macker1 Mol II bl $s9slO layers. .s5 OOl5 u
:, J, bbl.s5 90 Sultan b l5e
j, KITS. ,.... 2 75Figs per b .......... 25c
White Fish half bbl. SO 5OPrunes per n .lsG2Oe
God Fish per B........ .9cWool Twine. 80, l5Q lsc
Herring per bbl. $5OG7 50S. c. Hams per n -. .l5c
Eggs per doz. .30cPlain Hams -. .l2Ql1c
Corn Meal per bus si 2oRags. .............,.. sc
Dried Beef. l2HcMnple Syrup. lc
N. y. Sugar per h l49l7c -
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OPENING OF THE RIVER AT WHEELING
The Reqister of Tuesday states that the ice
in the river in front of Wheeling broke up
the day'before, and continued to run out
for several hours, when it ceased. No dam
age was done. The ice in Wheeling creek
also broke the same day. The ice in the
creek which empties into the Ohio at Bell
air run out on Tuesday morning, and was
attended with much damage to property
Two or three of the bridges on the Central
Ohio railroad were carried away by the ice,
and the wreck foated into the river. t,
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CIeyeland Market.-Jan. ee,

FL0UR-Sales 80 brs red wheat double extra at
WHEAT--Saes 1900 bush red from store at 81 IS.
C0RN--Market steady at 81 0l9l Us for new
0ATS-Steady at 72GI3c ...
P0RK-Market firm at 500 90 for mess and S22 0C
for clear.
LARD-Market lower. City rendered is selling at
l3c in barrels and 1876 in kegs.
BUTTER-In good request at 22924c for good to
choice Western Reserve. .t---. .'... .f.
SUGARS-Haye advanced, We quote as follows
Porto Rico lfSl4Isc; Cuba 139l4ci New Orleans
i49l5kc; Yellow Coffee l4alC9l54c; White Coffee
l7&95kc; Crushed. Powdered and Granulated
sGLT-Stesdy at 81 20 for fine and at sa rs fol
t--A' Lender
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! New YORK, Jan. PA special to the
Post from Washington 9th says: 1t is
thought this morning, that Garrett Davis
will be censured but not expelled from the
Senate.
The Ways, and Means committee have
agreed to RECOMMEND an appropriation Of
$10,OO0000 to defray the expenses in calling
out the, State troops in several border
I States.
p Hon. Mr.. Lovejoy continues dangerously
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Brown,s bronchial Troches.

teemed recipe for aeviating Bronchial Affections,
Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation
or Soreness of the Throat
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND yOCALISTS
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice be-
ter any unsuua exerton Of the vocal organs having
peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
ian8-lmd&w .'....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-28

ABEAUTIFuL COMPLEXION, free from Tan
Pimples and Freekles, may easily be pro-
cured by using the Balm of Thousand
Flowers" For shaving it is unsurpassed
1t is composed of palm oil, honey and other
valuable articles, highly perfumed by its
own ingredients, and when used for wash
ing, night and morning, renders the skin
soft and white, and free from blemish
Price so cents. For sale by N. B. Marple
and all druggists.
sept24-' '63-d&w1yeow
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
QUACKERY!

earnestly caution all young men suffering from
Nervous Debility. etc., against endangering their
health by patronizng any Of the advertising quacks
You can fully recover by the methods used by the
Advertiser. and by hundreds of others, AND IL No
OTHER WAY. Read a letter which will send you il
you will send me postpaid envelope bearing your
address. Direct to
- =, 80. i, EDWARD H.. .TRAVER,
L.tt.# Lock Box, Boston. Mass.
ianos'04-d,twlysp g. t-'0-l 14rF'F . y W ll
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New York, Jan. 27.-At meeting of the
stockholders of the American Telegraph
Company, held to-day, the old Board of d.
'rectors were re-eieeted-S. Sanford, Presi
dent; c. Livingston, Secretary; Francis
Morris, Treasurer, and Col. NJ, ,Lefferts, En-
gineer. .'si3a
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Boston, Jan. 27.-Letters received here
state, that the boats. crew of the United
States brig Perry, captured Dec. Sd, last,
while attempting to cut out schooner on
the coast of South Carolina, are now con-
fined in Columbia, South Carolina, and are
well treated. One colored man of the ex-
petition was hung as soon as captured.
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To consun1ptiyes,

The Rev. Il. A. Wilson's Remedy for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
Throat and Lung Affections together with pamph.
let giving the prescription and short history Of hi
case, can be obtained of Messrs. THRALL & BEN
HAM, Druggists 1le South High street, Columbus,
doc0A "A gnnn
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KENNEDY has Harper's Monthly for Feb
ruary. tits superb number, and is going
rapidly. The Lady's Friend, a Monthly
Magazine of Literature and Fashion, Edited
by Mrs. Henry Peterson, and Published by
Deacon and Peterson, Philadelphia, may
also be found at Kcnnedy's; as well as all
the other Magazines and Pictorials of latest
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New York, Jan. N-A Washington spe-
cial says 1t is now certain that aserlous imu-
tiny occurred In the rebel camp near Ste
vensburg on Saturday. Deserters say a
regiment attempted to desert and a serious
affair occurred.
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Now york stock market.-Jan. 27.

Stocks better. u. s. s's year certificates SIX;
New York Central l371t; Erie i071 Eric, pfd 100;
Hudson l39; Harlem l03; Reading ll5&: Michigan
Southern lilo; Michigan Southern guaranteed 1873;
Illinois Central scrip. l27; Cleveland d Pttsburg
llo%; Galena and Chicago ia Cleveland 4 Toledo
Prairie.dn C6ien IS; PittsburR, Fort Wayne B Chi
cago 81; Alton 4 Terre Haute 64t<; .si aip
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STATE AND LOCAL.

.tYffluELst~ o. = e-gtf..-> 81 II ~x
THERE is a DAILY UNION PRAYER MEET
ING, at s A. NJ, for half an hour, in the
Basement of the First Presbyterian Church,
corner of State and Third streets. Bell rings
10 minutes before 8 O'Clock. All are in
vited to attend.
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Remoyed from his old office

DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS West Broadway, near
High street. Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himself
for series Of years to the treatment Of certain pr
yate diseases. He may be consulted at his Office on
Broadwa near the Exchange Bank.
ian1q-
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature, fragrant-
ly scented, and extremely beneficial in It's
action upon the skin. For salo by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. jan2s'et-d&wlysp
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THE seth Ohio passed through Cincinnati
on Tuesday on their way home. t8

CoTILLIoN PARTY There will be Cotil-
lion party at Ambos Hall this evening
Good music will be provided, and an agree
able, social reunion may be anticipated
Tickets at one dollar, admitting gentle
man and ladies, may be obtained at the
door
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THE old New Jerusalem Church on Cen
ter street, Cincinnati, has been bought by
the us. Express Company, to be convert
ed into stable for their horses. Well may
those who have long and reverently wor-
SHIPPED within its walls exclaim
.'To what base uses hast thou come at last!"
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THE ALLEGHANIANs ARE CoMING!-By q
notice in another column, the admirers
(Which of course includes every body) OF
the Alleghanians or Swiss Bell Ringers, will
see that they will give one Concert, and one
only, at Naughton Hall, on Wednesday
evening of next week. Their musical en-
tertainments are all the rage here, as they
are every where, wherever they 60, and we
need only add the following brief commen-
dation from the New York Herald, in which
city they recently performed with such un-
paraleled success: sa.s < gfg Il 'g-ass
"Their music is decidedly fine, especially
their quartets; and it will belong ere we
forget that magnificent and heayen-inspir-
ing chant, gVhere shall the soul .ird rest a:
sung by the Alleghanianss'Ll fa ~
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SAN Francisco, Jan. H.-The ship Con-
test. from Japan with O. cargo of tea for
New Y York, was burned by the pirate Ala
bama in the Indian ocean. go % ~ 2
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$1,000 REWARD.-Thea above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish u prescription
for coughs acknowledgements, asthma and con-
sumption, which is equal oDr Stricklands blellia
GUS Cough Balsam. This Balasm will cure the above
complaints also splitting Of blood and night sweats.
One fifty cent bottle is sufficient for any one to try
ne worst Of chronic cough, asthma, whooping.
by DR.. Strickland's MelliHuous Cough Balsam. II
can be had at any druggists. II is different from any
other cough medicine we have known in this country
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s. D. THATCHER, Esq, of the Express
Company, furnishes us Eastern papers in
advance of the mail. lie has our thanks
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NEW York, Jan. 27.-The steamer En-
pire City, from New Orleans 18th, arrived
tonight. She brings papers Of that date,
but they contain no news. ,.i,.-s.i s,...ii ,
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new YORK. HIoney Markct.-Jan. e7.

Money easier. Tho steamship Scotia, for Liver.
pool, to-day CARRIED out $3.50, 900 for Europe. IT
Government Stocks firm. o.. 3. SIS 81 coupons
l06fal06A. - . q q
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Steubenyille, Ohio g
the place designated in tho decree forsale and be-
tween the hours Of twelve o'clock. noon. and three
o'clock P. NJ. Of the dilas sua .bisasrt, hfs va
9th Day of February, 1864, 4sSls ,qS

10 the highest bidder for cash. the entire property
and road Of the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad
lying within the towns Of Steubenville and
Newark and between the same, and the branch Of
said road from Cadiz junction 70 the town Of CediI,
ncluding all rights Of way held and nacted for by
said Company the supcrxtrpctnre and tracks there-l
on all side tracks, turnouts depot grounds and bnld-
nes thereon and appeftaining fhereto Including Hso
AZ part Of said premises all machine shops, turn
tables water stations, warehouses, lots and lands
ssd FAR at AZ purpcss and s tie engines iocoi6tsss.
cars maehnery, tools and all other property used in
operating and repairing said road, be-
Is. fig6b and ap!ivAsess Of said stsabsnsills and
indiana Railroad Compsny, which, under the lsss
may pass thereby And ii making said sale. tie fisnt
Of said road with al Sea estats END hStpEss
the locomotives, cars rolling stock and
erty not attached Of said company Nl pe SOD fep1
arately, and 70 avoid sacritceAt net less tnnn tWe
thirds of the appraised value thereof. -
The amount Of hrst mortgage Lien,
The amount of second MORTGAGE lisn sti,i.o
| .s =. FiEa 20 ia lx ssssa.7ss
The terms Of sale will be cash. but thepuphasBr
NAV deposit ten per centf the above sun. S36o 0oo
on The day Of sale with Thomas L..IeHetf the Re-
ceiyer Of the road 70 forfeited IN The amount
Of his bid Is not made good the time 81 the fstnr
y 'ns ''u'' !" s. r. MAGEF,
Special Master Commissioner.
Jan A 1884, Ianl4-d&wtd-f
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BALTmoRE, Jan. 27.-Thc rumors about
the rebels moving OH Winchester are un-
founded
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: NEW YoRH Jan; 27 : t,sseity -four thous-
and tons Of Scranton Coal sold at auction
to-day at SO 50@7 30 per ton, ~ slight de-
cline as compared with December sales.
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A GOOD BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
IA containing twelveroons, and cellar, aud other
convcncnces, we'll, cistern wood-house coal.houln,
and good stable Forparticulsrs, inquire At No,
,aocs daH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-28

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-The President
has appointed w. A. Merriweather as Mar
shal for Kentucky, vice Mcdowell, re-
signed. y1
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RAILROAD SALE : 3

Robert Garrett 4 Sons and the PENN
syvania Railroad Company, In the Court
VS.. of Common
The Steubenville and Indiana Rail- Pleas Of Har-
road Company and jeremiah Wilbur rison county,
and Henry NJ. Alexander, Trustees, Ohio.
and Others. ~ 'fnf. f@hTa hH sn "b
TN pursuance to the Judgment I'm this
j cause, ordering the sale Of the Steubenye and
Indiana Raread. TO pay the amounts ascertained to
tirss MORTGAGE, and also the amount due them -
Tustsas q the second mortgage Of said Company,
and in cbedihnee to order Of out of said
will offer at public saic ut the front doorof the Court
House, in YlEqH r.FlAUS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ELLSLER'S ATHENEUM NJ

- - =
JOHN ELLSLER, Manager.
JAS. DICKSON, Stage Manager.
y. BUSCH, Treasurer.
Fourth and Last Night but two Of Mr.. JAMES NJ
WARD, the Favorite Irish Comedian. =.
Two Splendid Pieces!
This Thursday Eve'ng Jan. 2S, 1864,
Will be presented for the first time in this city new
Drama called 30
Ire1and ce, America
.' Or, Scenes in Both.
Juning Finnegan. ......... Mr.. JAMES NJ. WARD
&c. &c. &c. III &c.
Act 1st, Ireland. Act 2d, America.
w EN- y hE.'.'''. ''''''..''''' ''OhOHEO INA
To conclude with the standard Irish Comedy called
His Last Legs.
0'Callaghan n............. Mr.. JAMES NJ. WARD
Cnarles hlVerS. Mr. COIN stewart
Mr. Rivers MIR, John Elisler
MIS- hlontaSue.. ..'....,..,., Mrs. Bradshaw
de- &c. &c. &c.
Tomorrow Benefit of Mr.. James NJ. Ward.
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Now York oattlc market.

NEW YORK, Jan, 2e.
The current prices for the week at all the markets
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-28

WOULD you save yourself from suffering
after eating, or from acidity ofthe stomach,
or burning sensation, or indigestion? Use
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus. New
er use soda If you can, procure this article.
1t willstrengthen weak stomachs andreliye
dyspepsia; is a saving in the quantity Of
-four etc. etc. Try II Grooers and Drug
gists most All sellit. The wholesale agents
are wholesale grccsrs.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing tho arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lurnbus, Ohio. On and after November 18th, 1855
trains will run as followsi
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SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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IMPORTANT FROM saERMAN'S EXPE.
DITION-THE RELEASE OF TWENTY
THOUSAND UNION PRISONERS.

From he Herald
According to the report brought by the Herman
LiuingSton which arrived yesterday ut Aunapo-
] lis, Sherman had stopped the exchange Of prison
ers at Savannah by cutting the railroad between
that city and Millen, and was within six hours
march Of the stockades where our soldiers we're
confined. 1t is, therefore, fair to suppose that his
cavalry had succeeded In releasing from twenty
to twenty-five thousand Of our gallant soldiers
who were held prisoners of war by the Rebels.
ihis is one OF the great Iriumphs Of Sherman's
brilliant movement
The latest intelligence vouchsafed us from the
Itebels OF Sherman's progress shows that his
course is steadily and resistessly onward that
from the very heart of Georgia he has been
sweeping almost without o show of opposition, a
war path sixty miles in width, and through some
OF the richest counties of the state RbOunding in
corn and swarming in negroes. Considering that
all our news of his movements is from Rebel
sources, since, swinging loose from his mooring,
at Atlanta, he turned g. the eastward and that
the Rebels naturally put the best face upon their
situation that they cam the reports which thus
far they have given rs OF the event, Of his IN trch
are oil that could be desired.
They are not clOudad by any check 70 his
progress, nor by any appearance or prospect of a
serious resistance at any point On the contrary,
while the Rebel chiefs a, Richmond are calling
upon the people Of Georgia 10 bring cut their
militia reserves and % lay waste the country in
advance of the daring invader tue Georgians are
hOtly denounCiug Davis as having BETRAYED them
! 20 tleir destruction
Accustomed to rest their calculations Of our
army movements upon the necessity Of we'll
filled and fortified base Of supplies, the Rebel
chiefs were never 50 completely deceived as in
T the present movement Of Sherman. They were
sure month ago, that, Js Sherman had but forty
days supplies at Atlanta, 10 would be only neccs-
sary to move Hood around upon his cOmmunica-
tions with Chattanooga, and thence between Chat
tanOOga and Nashville, 70 compel the Yankees"
I bag and baggage, 70 fall back into Tennessee TO
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which these supplies are drawn, and cuts OFF ALI
the rest He will leave not a single line Of rail.
way communication between Richmond and
Geotgia, nor single line between Lees army on
the James river, and that Of Hood on the Ten
nessee. ~
Hence the panic and conservation which pre-
yalI AZ Hichmond hence the cries from that
loomcd city TO the people Of Georgia to destroy
their own subsistence IN order to siarve out Sher.
msn' This is their last chance but as t involves
ther own destruction, no fears need he enter.
Islned that they will adopt L. They may burn
lhe'r cotton on hand Of the old crops Of 1851 aud
looZ on Sherman's approach, but they will not
nurn Their corn cribs aud houses, aud take TO the
woods to die there Of starvation. Nor do we think
II ilke!y that Hood, three hundred ana ftty miles
behind, will overhaul sherman; or that Lee. with
Grant waiting TO pOunco upon him, has been per-
mitted, or will be able TO send any assistance to
savannah or Charleston. Sherman will nuish his
work and with his arrival on tho soablard we
arc inclined to think that Grant will be heard
from in Richmond.
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Mrs. BIEHY's sons. Tic names Of Mrs.
BiNhy's sons who have fallen in battle are rs
follows Sergeant Charles W. BiNby, Company
ID, 10Th Massachusetts Volunteers, killed nc
frcdcrchburg May s. 1868; Corporal Henry
BtNby, X, 30, killed at Gettysburg, July 3, 1888
Private Edward Bixby, 22d. died Of wounds in
hospital at Folly Island, S. G.. Privates Oliver c.
BiNby, L, 5Sth aud George w, BiXby, b, ssh,
killed before Petersburg, July 30, 1861 In
response to General Schouer's communication "A
considerable amount Of money was received for
soldiers families, portion being specially in
tended for Mrs. BiNby. The General called upon
her and left the money, and visited her on Thurs
day 10 see that she was made comfortable for
sgiying.- -B00on Herald
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GOAL AT COST-S7'5O PER ToN.-THE
" Consumers Mutual Coal Company Incorporated
under the General Mining Law Of the State Of Penn
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DlSSOLUTION.-THE COMPREHENSIVE
Ay s SON his g .sod S m 1So G BUSINESS w
be settled by the gnderslgnSd o. 20 22l gCk street
Philadelphia, September 10, 1854
CO.PART NERSHIP.-Tho undersigned Rave this say
formed 60 armershp under the firm OF DAVIES bHo-
THEIRS, for the transaction OF general Ranking and
brokerage business, al NO. ~ 20 \ strest, 49,,
PETRB A, DAVIES.
Z. e. Certificates Of Indebtedness, Quartermasters'
V9nohtrs and Checks and Government seeurides gene
Bus,nefl Paper ana Loans on coInterals negoqSted
StccEs and Loans bought and sold on Commission.
I OsT.-OCTOBER II, 1864, CERTIFICATE
, 10. l9i3, dated April p, ls6i for 100 shares BIG
i I22-%t".'' an W. '''-' wiLLiAM HART CARR.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN lvutrt ulrTEHsnr .tinaffyF described that 1gffa
Q. ,srs Jeees upon the togvlur Claims or Payur,
LEWIS CASSIDY, A,rcc,rrr(,y ,2t ,C,ll--;mlat,.
,CI'y 10 use Off Elsg.syy.. Andrew MyHeoy, ownor,
uorLel.s side AbaaI stgoti, 20 southeast Of
Ai9o, street Hiac,cenh Nar eontaillng 5 ioot oonI,
Same Fe, same q. p. 1ulo Term, istii No. e.. LOT
hna uree 5.ory Drek dyye,Hg on ,oq west sde Of All
mont 20 itei dsep CLAIM sil2o for Ering,
stas ", 'gme; c. June Tenn, lsyl SQ,t. Lot ana
.s % G69S .,s1 '9 ls Amber
. f,et deep Cls.m $500, ior payins.
Same " John ~, Jones, owner, Sc. q, p, September
s5ass on norrgestery corner q GIran ovsaae ara
Morton street, h,ec3,n Ward, le eet on Girard avenue,
same N. sane. y. q, Se1t'mior irsrm, 1864, No. 4.
begrnHg a. lOl fsot southwcst nom Norris slrect'
Eishte0nih ward, thence northwest parallel with Morton
!1ch93 apomt thence norheas 70 tee. Z inches to
n N9II & ,rsSS s tis 5 as.9s S , si @ iesI
nuo lul ioet 70 place OF beginning lo'-4-nl3t
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I OST.-OCTOBER II, 1864, CERTIFICATE
j no. l3i3 dated April -2 1894 for 100 shares Big
i ii-9e-mti,.. william HART CARR.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-28

4 UENho OFFICEI OOMMON UUUNUIL-
~ PHGLADELPInA, October "a 1854.
In accordance with resolution adopted by the Common
Council of the City Of Philadelphia, Thursday, tho 25
day of October, 1854, the annexed bill, entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
TO TAKE POSSESSION OF THE NORTIERN LIDRR-
TIES GAS WORKS, AND TO CREATE A LOAN
JHEREFOR,"
rs hereby published ior public information
WM. p. SMALL,
Clerk Of Common Councn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-28

7 AIDES FANCY FURs.