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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-16
HOT AIR FURNACES.
PETER MARTINS
Patent Improved
Hot Air Furnaces,
For Public and Private Use-
For Wood Or Coal.

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
Il Is called tothe above Furnaces, as they combine
ventilating with heating qualities.
ceeded in perfecting what be Claims 70 be the best
Furnace now in use. Among Its many advantages
The small amount Of fuel required to keep 1t in
operation. go
fresh air, drawn from Natures inexhaustible stock
Large Air Chambers. avoiding the confinement Of
heat in heated walls and hot metal chambers.
Improved Water Chambers, which keep up.
steady supply of moisture, which oyercomes the
great objection to ordinary Hot Air Furnaces:
gether guaranteeing durability under any degree Of
LATiNG ENHANCEMENT Of this Furnace, which
has been pronounced by scientific men to be the
BEST EVER MADE.
s5-. Every Furnace warranted to give entire sat-
isfaction.
| 1'vf REFERENCES:
BY permission refer to the following pasties,
where the Furnaces are in operation:
CINCINNATI, March II, 1853.
Mr.. p. Martin, of this city has constructed a Hot
ner Findlay and Bayniller streets) which has thus
far given entire satisfaction. For eiiciencyn warm
ing purity of air. and economy Of fuel, we can speak
durability % also seem to promise well. The plan Of
drnught and ventilation is good. .
From our experience, we can recommend Mr.. Mar
tin adept in the art of warming buildings, and
quite competent to give satisfaction in the con-
struction Of Furnaces wherever practicable.
Trustees Of the Church Of the Cross;
SAMUEL MEASE, Pastor.
MT. NoTRE DAME. READING, Omo,l
November Goth 1851. !
Mr.. MARTIN:-This is TO certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for us. and are satisfied with it,
Our rooms amply heated.
Yours, respectfully, o,,>,ourr.,,,
bear testimony to the above, having used the
same Furnace all last winter, and am fully satisfied
with all its arrangements. u ,poporn
lOl Eighth street, of Leopold Goodheart, No. "a
West Pearl street. ...r
CINCINNATI, June 2S, 1852.
As Trustee of the First Presbyterian Church. !
n'''' and am fully s''''h'a WlSh GEN. n NJ. WADE.
Havepne of Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces. It
gives entire satisfaction.
J.R .Davy, Esq; Jacob Meter, Esq. Of Kuhn,
Meter 4 Col q. Roefson, ESQ.,, College Hill; h:
Niemer, Mt. Auburn; T. Z. Suanders Co., Burnett
House; Messrs. ShutE q Bro; A. BY & Bro, Lib
erty and Baymiller; John Bast, Architect. Clark ST.
corner Sixth and Race streets; Roth Mosser, st;
Nicholas Exchange, southeast corner Of Fourth and
Race; VIM Glenn, 32S West Fourth street; Abner
L. Frazer 4G7 West sth street, Board of Education.
Columbus. Ohio. '
smoke Consuming Coal and Wood hot Air
7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-16
Terms Of The Daily Statesman.
Terms Of The Tri- eekly Statesman
The Weekly Statesman for the Gam
.,ir , palgn' pa@

In order toextend the circulation Of our Mammoth
Weekly Edition Of THE ONO STATESMAN. and to
enable our friends to get up Clubs for the Presi-
DENTAL Campaign. upon the most favorable terms,
We have decided toiurnsh to Subscribers from the
fth of July to the middle of Noyember-embracing
the wholc of tho exciting and important Political
Campaign. and including the Presidential Election
Roturns7,at the following Low AND GREATLY RE
pUCED RATES: eIt ~ oI@aay}8 HEi1I
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JERSEY CITY.

1Hr SOLDIERS THANKSGIVING DrSyTR.-
TIE union.loving citizens u jersey City srd VIE
ciniiy have oou'rbubd ltersIiy in response to the
call for furnishing he soldiers with Thank rivins
dinner. About three ton oftlrt cs geese, chickens
beef apples canned fruits, grapes, pies. puddns,
pickles &C. we're shiprsd yesterday for the Army
o the Py,o'nsc. Mcssrs. J. owen Rouse and II. A.
Greene le ycscr i-y tor tbe 'front.' in charge Of the
contributions and ~ supcrin;eld their dissribu.
ton.
ARREST OF BuRGfARs.-Two young men,
giving their nArnes "a wn. Davis and Charles
Howard, arrested in Philadelphia last week, charged
with having robbed Mr. Masters store, In Jersey
City, on the 9Th inst ~ cutlery, Sc, were brought
tSore Recorder EartindAc on Saturday. DAVIS
WAS idcntihed NJ tie man that purchased the tools
with which the burglary wss committed. Tho
stolen property was found In their Possession.
CoInmitied for trial
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MARINE NEWS.
Nov. as. R,es.-s. So as-H. W. ercn.cg "a.


ARRIVED
aTEAksHiPs-- California Mobile bay via Kew
West '.aintea- Providence, Ashore on the Gitdiron
Petrol, Beaufort y &. 1hos Scott New Orleans, via
ship Island. Mobile and Key Wet; Cumbria For
treas Monro; Cotops,i port Royal : Z; Fairbanks,
" NhInston, ID q Americas Fortress Monfoe; 8
Terry, Sovbern, G, via Fortress Monroe; Mes BERN
isupplyl Fortress Montoe America OF from Philsd
shlis--Jsva. Gassow; Jsincs Chcston, Rangoon
BAKk-,Inli., Antwerp. Gen Cobb, Calcutta. joshua
Bradon New Bedford; Excelsior. Antwe,p.
BkIf's--Strtled fs~n, Fort Prince Pnrhsven
.,uan tsnsno, l VI Pitt Bermuda II Brooks
Newport Model, ElizsbethIort n J. for boeton.
sCH0ONEGS-E Kidder, santa Cruz. Cuba; A
pn'r, Portland. Nc; Magic LOUISE Ct Kits Flying
Han, Gloucester; ]. Daniels Fail River; Convoy,
bridgeport, " Caroline Grant, Flizabethport Tor
Boston, A " Arksn, Sorwsik; u I, Albany Ior Boz.
ton; fsrcs, Flizahethpcr, for New Haven; N W
Smith, A'stsndriG ID T. Lawyer, Fortress Monroe;
Clara Jane. Calais: Paine Boston for Fortress Mon.
r.: J i Collins, Providence for kondcut Trenton,
dence Joseph Potter. Norwich for Philedelphis; Sal
lie L Charter Providence for Elizabethport: White
SEA- New bur port; + J Rocket, Stonlnstan Ann z
salfer, Fall River; A Stevens, stoninston for Ron
dou lAcon, stanford: A Opborn, Mystic for Albany;
Perine, stoninston for Rondout; VIM Colyer, Nor
vtch Ellen Peykne, Bristol 4 G. johnson, WeiIheet
for PhIladelphSa: Charter Oak. Providence; Eliza
Hamilton, Ph4kidenee y = Meany, Portland. CT, for
Ihiladephis; Cherub, Gardner MatauEss, AInboy Tor
Providence Andrew Peters Providence; Jenny Lind,
portisnd, Ne; Co.mos, kockland: Maria, Milford; A
Hammond, Boston; n Deputy, Portland, Ne: y Sa-
FUR, Gloucester; Brazos, Portland CT Isis, Bangor;
sn Tyler Boston for Troy; Aida BOSTON tor Troy
willard salisbury, New Haven.
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A. rxs ,,sIsd a, ~ busd - yVwud n ~
eertsin fulhIlmeut Of 70 wishes. Ne nspae. as~m.
ID only 70 sxta IN III precsnos OF nh child. vs.
word had been sp,hsn Of snc .S Iovs. The .onsus
The eyes alone had been n mutual understaniins.
bslievc may say thsi ". " tbs mrs: V be psrtv
concerned; Tor, from the d. " 90 evenun 70 ne
fortunes Of the heir, when he % esn ~ aerrnahy
taken strong attachment W me AND sous'' ne ~
all cccsnons when ste viahed 70 ENJOY ner my
dreams alone
One evening her cousin found n se.s"d thers-
Nc plscei himsef Al her fect -
Whist he said was very broken ana d s'on'et
What abe sad vas more 20 but, strN "Tr " ssVl
they seemed perfectly to understand eacA othof
Won't say saw him tiss her, NJ Il N"As isss
falling twilight but, l tnsy judge n, w. os
sound, It appeared to me W he one. But thin l say
under correct n
They were m,rried upon his coming Of age ..
least l imagine 30 from the ringing ~ bells. an
happy faces that kept continually passing aud re.
ps-sln9
In al her bridal le.uty ws hes chosen throne
toe WAS the queen OF hearts thst day, and A do
she eve- remain, for her conduc. wss known To ,G
from the lfcctona'e and proud father.
As soon ~ she had strength 10 carry their Ars,
infant abe placed him In my lap for had been ths
cause Of oil her hsppness. I confess 70 you that J.
was rather an awkward nurse o. FIRST but ! scou
go. accustomed 10 be drummed by tiny heels
which gave me continual occupation.
Ono cain and lovely evening I rippor,nd .
white haired cid man, beside an open window
thst admitted the cool and sweet antumns air.
By his side sat bis two childrcn 70 whom 10 spots
IN low and feeble whispers. Each held stte'.
uased hand, and watched with fond affection The
gimmerng light Of lie that still held hun In the
mortal world
They knoli before him, and his hands were
placed upon their heads. and he passed from ne
with smile Of thanksgiving that heaven had
pleased b m Ia the gih Of such children.
THE END.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

EOR SAIE-A NANNY-GOAT, IN KID.
Call OH Mr.. VSIiEA, 24s Tenih ayo. 2s
EOR SALE CHEAP-A LARGE WOOD
.uire OF tOPN. !. DOASE- at MIR. nAVfSPoRTs'
boarding. .hou~ In Java 81, Greenpoint l.. l. ~
EOR SAIE-A ; HORSE POWER STEAM
l. engine, IN perfect order also one .of stewar,'s
screw l'thes S. feet Ions, nearly new, At 80 Wet
Broadway, =. Y. $50
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nstous sRv,oo ware condpcssd by Rsv. n. ".
Bs>ches. The Church was Oiled With sympeahiz-
Ing friends and relatives. together with membsrs
81 Brooklyn Lc,go, No. gss, Freenasons Of which
deceased we Pass Grand Msster, and Engine Co.,
No 3, Of which hc sso al Teen . mem er. After
the ceremonies tire ooGin was escorted 10 Crtcn-
wood Ceinetsry.
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GENERAL BUSINESS,

A FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER,
"A 24nss will he sold cheap on application at n .
sun OfNce. II
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A FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER,
"a 2asss, viii he sold cheap on application at ,ts
AT 6Oe-PAWNBROKERS' TICKETS
for ~aiche. diamonds, jevtiry, suns. pistols, .iits
fur IA hsn can be sol At any ether place in H.:
.. FIR. PAGE. abi
A PAwNDROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
=; vn ty 50 rcr cent. more than any other per,oo
,,a sn CITY 'or mske" 81 D1Mnond. wsnhc. x..lt
A TTENTION-RABBIT SKINS-RABBIr
"A skins-The highest price paid for rabbi, skips,
q, ~ Wet 3ad 81, be, 7,h and sth svss. Apply -
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. :.
With the title Of the work for which The came ma, 10
offered the name of the rcron MAX H. and the d,s
ii Ann fse.dsy Soys%s.r ~ is ssf o %p II.
rebuilding and building Of Receiving wins and Gu.
s1ea:ivs Of d. ,r.es within and f .ss..S
81, "ish ceSSs stones. spsches.ions and ire 7oqw y
Once, fhS&xs srEvFSs, RSsERf I. baR:
BACH, y. 81, SkAVEN' croton Aaueduc' bo;sd
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals
S sSGl,n esn,' gsSs: md 1..:p..eTs s.n,.
Lesd 10 cents per lb- At No. Is New Bovery. CO, n
Rooseveltt $40
GREY's ORRIS TOOTH PASTE-THR
bss. pentrinse for he Teeth, in use: 70 be b.d
and Franklin ave' Fast Brooklyn. Price 80 esnS
HOyT'S HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORA.
Ive.Gray hair. is restored to its natural orisnJ
we wish il dlsineify underwood that the sbpys -s
ed. jos. HoYT 1 co, ioI'piser.i.y Place. liz
TOR PRINTERS DESIRING A STOCK OF
pIIT.ns Ps PAP can obtain some ch''n 241Ss s-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
1 meeting OF the stockholder Of the RockdaiS
told Minins Company viii he held the 18th dsy 81
December next at the Compsny's once, "A Broad.
GIsS,i,.i ssesS !. sssosS; JSSEFH IrSSERM&S.
pAwNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT OP
diamonds watches, silverwave, gum pistols drv
eoots ladies' and gens clothins, and ali other goods.
ovefcoats wanted. LA Canal 81 near Bowery. unhei
Bank. ISL
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
a 'ed
% Ann A., one door west Of Nssesu ~. a2l
THE QUIETNESS OF ELECTION DAY rs
l. attributed TO the happ, esec,s OF kENT's Ea.S
Sy ~ s,Oe'r at 9' cents per H. General Depot Is"
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
l. Take notice that the follow ing 10 description ~
the respective names used, and private mark or marks
branded or stamped by the underlined, enRAsed IN
butts hossf' sds, rares hsif Ssirss esst, Ssic.s.
And in pursuance Of an se entitled an ,ci in Isl,.
ton TO the sae, use and di,postion Of but, hoes.
sst M. LIQUOR 's.. sss g.,d .h :, x.
tur OF the state Of New YORK., and numbered ch,p.
ter 10 in tho session Laws Of 1894
hat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-21
SEWING: MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES To REET-BOI-GHT
~ or stchaneed; all Kinds repaired; Ats; cl., ID
hand hincs si~ava hand for sale, 49, Canal st
hdoors west OF Hudson o.. wheeler Il Wilson's and
sinscI', mArhines Ant.d toI cash. q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-21
SAVINGS BANKS,

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
~ Of l4'h A. ard 9Th nv. Open daily from. TO b
r. Wedue,isys aud saturdays from to p. m.
SIX per gent interest allowed. Deposifs made ca
before december let, viii draw Interest from that
date. THOMAS CHRIsTY. Prest. K. II. Bull,
Sec'y. 40
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Too Late for Classification.

A MAN AND WIFE WILL BE ACCONO-
"A dsted With furnished room by calling at 2ls
Bowery. SO
ANY PERSON DESIRING A SERVANT,
male or female may obtain one by applying OF II
sixth ave, good places furnished for honest girls and
men In any capacity AZ 1th ssh ave, the oldest office
In the city. EIM0RE. 3sl
T .OST-oN SUNDAY MORNING IN MONT.
Ascmery u, bet. Madison end Division, Q squirre
Pun Collar. The finder will he suitably rev aIoed BY
lesyins II With Mrs. NEvINs 26S Division ct. $40
7 .ADIES-HAvE YOU EVER TRIED THE
ABALM OF WHITE LILIES for Beautifyine and
Prcsevins the skin II 10 a deightful preparation,
and can be used In w'1'er we'll ~ sumIner. Il re-
moves pirnpeA blotrhes, tan and ali imperfections
from the akin, rendering Il beautifully clear, eOft and
white, rivaline Nature iu her fat forms We war
rant II 10 lie nee iIom ell injurious nei edients and
perrtly harmless 70 the most u nde kin To be had
at ~ south Second 81 Wilisnsburgh. Also at I,oad
leys tishth ave, Neu York. Price only 20 cents
per bottle On
WANTED-A IMAM WHAT UNDER
w stands TO deal out sun for nail shoe making at
10 Orange Al. Brookl' n, tor days. 81T
Z ALIENS OR VETERANS WANTED THIS
- DAY q, "a 9Th ave. $50
C6 MORE MEN WANTED TO NAN THE
~ forts Of New York hsrbor. Call this day 1t IA
9th ave. 3Io
600 SUBSTITUTES AND VIOLIN.
1sOOO teerr wanted 10 fl the quotas Of TOW M
IN thit state In anticipation OF next DRAFT. Call A. II
9th ave. 3Ts
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N EDICIN rs.

A SURE CURE FOH DYSPFPSlA-SINCE
"A The Introduction Of Dr. smith's DYSPEPSIA
distressing complaint, who had almoet given up ali
hopr OF ever bens relieved. Perevsranec With this
Iem . W. on,ntH sia ~" stSpf, nom Wy
lsQ Allen, cor stanton ct. and cor. Avenue u and
liouston al. In Brooklyn-of j. y. Grey, cor. Myr-
tie aud Franklin aycs. Depot 46 aouth Second A.
WiuiainsLurSh. Price 70 eenfs psr bottle. U0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-21

(CRE YOU COUGH-lSE "a NPbEIL'S
" SlRlP Tar and Wild Cherry sure cure for
coughs, colds. sore throat, or diphers: Only rs and
81 cents per bottle. To lie had al CAMpBELi's drug
store, Coz. Sth ave. and ysth e. CHAl.MLks dr.,
cor lsowory md ath At. aud also In ID .IklS-l, al
MILSES. III Fulton At. g5l
nR. WINS COUGH EXTERMINATOR -
~ This Medicine, Tor OlGHS COLDS lNFLT.
E*zA, snd all BRoHCIilAL AFFECTIONS haS
been tefoIe the public ~ yess aud l. acknow-
ledssd bv several emipen Mt phS,!csn-, Who nov use
,hs nIblie. /, moi only "kills" the Conch, but re-
moves the cause Knowing the TIN, value Of this a.
tcle can ssfely TO all no take ro!d eas
H. to gel bottle, and begin wish il IA The hst stage
and in dsy or they will fluid that the tlouble has
enti.ciy ce~eJ. General Depot, ~ south second -i,
Reed $50 Allen cor stanton 81 aud cor. OF custom
Ct and Avenue -, In Brooklyn OF J. H. Grey cor.
Myrtle and Franklin aves. CAV
T,R. BONE, ia WEST 18TH ST-DIS-
Deases Of the hssrt lung. liver, Kidneys ulc.rated
lions akin disease. Houis 0< IS
ERYSIPELAS, SALT RHEUM, 81. Anthony q
- fIe Ssrc1ulA A rS:Iysly and speedily suIed
ins ..-~.v
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Beard Of Csuncilmen.

STATED szssIox-Thursdsy. Dec; = 1854
OyyrCfAL1 o'clock p. m.
The Board met pnrsusn, to adjournment in thor chimbs
No. is City Hall.
PIe.entJsnes Hayes ESQ., President in the Chair and
tho following members:
CouncilmsnKeensn, Riley. Brophy. H.gerty. Webster
Hefernan Ryan, Gos, Reaper, koster sbtain Hsvi-
land McGrsth Opdyke, Jsques 6chsefer Cook Brandou
B.ice, Russell, Fitzgerald and Joyee-23.
PETITION.
BY Councilman OppYKE-
Petition 9th. American seamens Friend Society for
mission Of taxes on SailorS Home ct $50 Cherry
Which referred TO the Committee on Doa.tous and
Charities
By the Pendent -, 49,,
Bill Patrick Cavsnsgh amounting ton dohr Tor atiing
up poll Of the Seventh Election District Fourth ward De-
cembeY election.
Which vss referred to the Comptroller, with power.
By the came .,
Bill OF James MeGowsn smounx to ten dosrs for Attins
up election poll Of the Fourth District Sixth Ward December
election.
Which wee rsfsnsa 70 the Comptroller. with power.
Bin Of john Muholana amounting to ten dollars for fitting
mp poll Of the Eighth Election Dsxct, Of the Ioursesnh
Ward, December election.
which rsseasd 70 the Comptroller. With powell
By Councilmsn BRA1Dox-
Bin r Fitzgerald snsustBs 70 ten dsass teI 0ns Up
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iusSsina CARDS. 81.

ATwM. EvERDELLv SONS, No. I04 Ful.
"a ...st WEDDING CARDS NJ FINE sTA11oakAh~
(El,atyaasd lsel
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Juternal Repenue.
OyrIcx oy rHr Cot LrcroK or INTERNAL REVENUE :
SIXTH DISTRICT. STATE or kEw-ionx
A. Nsst Eau y

OYpIcx oy rHY CoILycrok or lsrERSAL hSVkSUs(
sixrH DIsrsIcr. STATE or kEw-ioRK,
No. 1871 West Fourteepth.st. ,
CpECIAL INCOME TAX. - NOTICE 70
hereby ven that the List Of Taxes assessed IN seeore'
ncs Win he PROFESSIONS OF the Joint Resolution oil Congress
o1ovd july T. 1864. imposing special tsx OF nve Per
sp upon the gains profits income for the yesi endnS
Dec 81 ha. been returned to me BY the Of .nS
- uncut thereof is hereby DEMANDED Aper.onal notice
demanding payment within ten days from u, service Ti %
10 thu address OF each on tie ss ana al per
ans who .h, neglect to paw the demanded within
the time specified IN special notice val Dc liable 70 pay
b far the servicr Of the notice Office open from o'clock
u. until p. m WILLIAM VhioS' Sonee'S''
NsW.YoRk December J. 1904
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

tbips. Mcknight Ryers Hardy. Kelly Ma's'r'on' otn
vs s,,s ~ subsequently, reccnsdered and laid over
a. motion Board ad ournod and the Piesiden
esi teg - m d. 4. VALENTINE, CloIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

SIX hundred and seventy etht brosdsy Tue "me 70 ve W.
own expense and 10 during the pleasure Of the Com
uon Council
Which was concuned In.
thai ie Of i've hundred dollar, BE- appropriated ot The
purpose Of procuring portr. o. ea syor osUs re-
same doue under the direction Of the COMMITTEE on ATS
and Sciences.
Rl Of John C. Csrseu, amounting 10 tsn dolls Tor huins
I'd poll Of Eleventh Election District Ninth WMi Tor De-
asy BoSd Of Aldermen referred to Comptroller with
Pcwsrl .d,
Rs.ontion that pernson be svsn to Mrs Ellen Crowley
TO isep aud stand in front Of her premises, noiaoe
PLEASURE Of the Common Council.
B Of Frederci A. Durham, amounting to ten dolsr for
fitting up election poll Of Fhh District Fifteenth Ward Tor
nv Bo.rd Of Aldermen, referred TO Comptroller, with
Which was ooncurrcd in.
R.soution that permission be given g. strcm to eIibt
ood In iron, o MI, store number hundred aud seventy
eight Broadway the same to remain during The pleasure o. VIC
Common Council
Hsn,ion that pennis,on b rr,nted 10 John Bentley 70
-, sorns, AZ snd SIth avenue the per
mission hereby gwen TO continue only duins tue psu's 0'
the Common Council
Resolution, that permission be tiv'n to Psh Shaw TO
ssSi .r . nde ,essnsone hereby
ran.ed ~ continue only dung TIE p'si"s " VIC
Council:
Resolution that be rven Frederick Moet to
esp stand the OF Wrstsn barclay suse" 70 e
main during the pleasure Of the Common COUNCIL
Which ccncuTed in.
Repot Of Connitiee on Streets with resolution that Twer
" street from L~instonavsnue 10 Fourth venus
DO paved with Belgian pavement the properly GwneS p
hall Of expense and the city the rsm.nns hs
direction Of the Croon Aqusduet Department. eud ths' tne
1ccompsp wing ordinance therefor b adopted
Which vas referred 10 the Committee On sueeu a,
RAPPORT OF Committee Roads, with rssclntos that we
A,sanr and sidewalks the northeast side OF one
street between the First avenue sna point
hont TWO hundred seventy i've feet east oil ,he zane
b. repaired and re6asesd whore neeesy under ne
Ton The Street and that the accompanying
orduapcs therefor be adopted -,
xvbirb was refrfScd 30 the Committee on Roads -.
R.nort NJ ommittes on Sewers with ution that
srwrr with ts necessary receiving bssins and euysts %
boh In sryrnty between Second snd Ihfd
avenues under the direction Of CIoton Asasdue' So&
Which VA referred TO the Committee on Sewers Al, .
Report Al Cornmiitee on Streets with resolution that
Thirty street between Tenth and os
regulated and graded and curb and gutter stones set
under the direction street ana 'hs 'ne
accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted
Which was reformed 70 the Committee on Streets
Resolution that Ons Hundred and foueeeth
TO the East Rver be regulated, see cnpe1
gussrsd ssa assss1 sPses 0 sst wide Ispsa W. sais
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-01

q. s. CONGRESS the Senate yesterday,
the resolution reported from the Senate Judi
ciarv Committee in the case OF +. 7. Blair,
declaring, in effect, that Mr.. Blair could not
reassume his position as General IN the
army except under a new commission, was
called up and adopted The passage OF the
bill for the more speedy punishment Of guer-
rillas was passed The Enrolment bill which
passed the Senate on Wednesday night, was
returned from tue House on the ground that
the Senate had exceeded its perogatiVe 10 I'M
posing war tax of an additional five per cent.
on incomes. The section levying the tax was
struck out by the Senate The bill, as passed
bv the Senate. does not repeal the communication
clause.
In the House of Representatives, the COM
mittee appointed to investigate the charges
made against Mr.. Clark, the supernte 1dent
Of the Printing Bureau, and to inquire into
the alleged violation of the Treasury regula-
tons in regard to commerce with the South
west, made majority report exculpatlng Mr.
Clark, and asking that the echarges preferred by
F. P, Blair be referred to the Committee on
the Conduct of tie War. The bill to amend
the Enrolment act as returned from the Senate
was debated.
The New York World says $50 anxious
is Stanton to put deteitfully good face upon
the military news that he gravely announces
that the railroads running into Richmond are
all badly badly destroyed. The statement IS
az false IN fact as it is absurd and ungramm atlcal
IN form, The country will remember during
tho winters Of 1861 and 1862, when the Poto-
mac was blockaded, that one single line OF rail.
road was sufficient to supply Washington and
the immense army of the Potomac, although
the latter had to be furnished with all the ma
ter;al Of war; Richmond, with far less pop
nlat;on and an army fully armed and supplied
;s fed bv five railroads-two from the north,
| ono from the west, and TWO from the south-ln
,dd;t;on 70 canal. Tie temporary interrupt
t;ops BY raiding parties must annoy and neon,
venience. but obviously have not yet distressed
+bo rebels, Judging by the experience OF
washington in 1862, if the rebels nave only
one road intact they cannot be starved o1' ''
Richmond.
The trial Of three horse contractors ou4oo'
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