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tion fender note Of ESQ and unoer for compound
MGR cents er for 100 currency not. IL " apparent
that cral tender and National bvk notes are not un.
dan, and are daily becoming scarce Tho legal teTers
ara not oay the fav0gte currency Of the a States bat
~ the States in reSel on where they rank rcxt 70 gold
And are eagerly saneht for md boarded As the 10
belon draws r1r its end and the Union forces p"ne>
trats Southern Territory absorption o. Legal tenders
win increasa and at distant day "Uiased States
Notes" will command round premium.
Sterlirg is quoted in gold; For BANKERS, 1904,
,oet for Merchants. Francs ao7la5.lc..
Freishts are dull, and rates arc heavy. The
engage ments 90 Liverpool 1900 bEsh. Wheat 81 q
sad 40 hhds Tobacco 3os.; 80 tons LOCKWOOD l2s OIL
10 tons Tallov. ljs. and PER steamer, $50 boxes o.
Cheese 35s To London 900 bbls Shoe Pegs lclle 4;
50 trns Tallow. sos To Glasgow. per steamer 700
NJ xes Cheese 5os To Antwcip 50 tons Tllow. Sas.
To Hamburg, 1900 boxes Extract Logwood on private
Germs bark was chartered 20 prt in the Ncslter'
ranean with heavy Pipe stayos at $500
There will be large wool sale by auction,
through Messrs. j. r. Atkinson Co.. Auctiop'ers at
the of Messrs Southwics. Sheble Greene. Nos
20 and ~ Dey-street, on "Wednesday. Sept a. ut l.
o'clock About half million pounds Of domestic heeces
will be offered.
BY telegraph from San Francisco, Sept. l5th'
Mining stocks we're quoted as follows: 0pbr. $50 pr
foot; Gould & Curry. tll7j per foot Savage, si'9V
per foot Potosi, ss00 per FOOT Yellow Jmket 500 do
Crown Point 600 do; State Telegraph S:3 per share
The subscriptions TO the scven-thirfy loan 'oI
the ast rce days as reported 20 Tie Treasury Depart
mert hnount 10 g. $50 co., total subscriptions to date
Those to the enfor.y Ioar thus far are n
the aggregate Sci ,03GoOo.
/ TheIntenatonal Fire Insurance Company hai
filed tsa vacancy caused by the resignation OF VIM
Warren, esq., by cloeting Mr.. Chrics Toyior T. III
Presidency OF the institution.
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lAdv-r.isemertl

MARRrAoE.-A Plea'ant Courtship and q
Jewish Wedding Customs In India aud in Lapisnd Marie,
Bellies, In Oc1oBEn No PHRrsoLooicAL JouGsAL Send 2,
cts to Fowler WELLS, 39 Droadway, HY
Mn LIyooIr-See III Phrcnoosy and rhysiosnony. Ia
October chronological journal. ksvsnrn hav. it.
OuH NV TRFAsuRyn, Mr. FyssgsDrs Portrai, m
Ana ysis Of LbIactef ses OcroBzR fnnKSoL0cAL JOUn
SrAxxKRIss-T.s causes and IT, cure See psnlsorogi
CAL 10 ANAL Tor OcToDKR Np1sli,n Iva ~. .,.id ~
cts. to FOWLER a WHLLs. 80 Broadway. New York.
Our TyEruire they large small ous short regular OF
iresHlsr For Phy1osnouy OF "-igs Of Character" see
PnREsoLoGIchL JouRSAL for OCTOBER. IIy br.t Post
"TkIK" AnosG the ORGASs-NaturaI Language Of the
Fscnes. See DEBATE IN RAMA" ia October iuagSo
LOGICAL JouRsAi- seita yrar Tor % b. T. l. ".
THg " Sort AND SPIRIT Are Immortal The Story
Of Adam aId EVEN October Pms EsoLo8cAL loURsAr-
"THE HusAS FACE DIVINE" See Oi No. pnnKsoIooi
c.E JOURNAL foxLYH a WELL 80 Broadwsy. y 4.
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P,.scuyrrv Arrived.

In steam fran,po5 Fulton from Fort Royl!-BrJ Gen r.
r. Potter q. y A., Col ". Chvmln. u. ", J! r. l.
Eadssr do Mis- A. H. Lewis Miss T. A. arer Mr.. stone
nr. Me-; L. anil III. dren; CaIts T. X hatyeS, AZ
w.tc l. f. Q,-iion aud seryt J. ". Lubi. ChT Eng j. =
Abhstt Chsp,an t. Humphreys Lieut.. O'onet E.L.Nier
J. L. Miller J. H. Mcs,nnss J. Ham" II. Wajan", =.
Il. lev W. If Heury }. T. PiIkman. Cap ". D. cia'fd
" Russell II. Mct,, 4 g. Stafford c. A.s<yenson, W C.
Sn,v H. WI sor ~ Dnky, }. Wi ard. ~ Ninans. C. u.
Pshie J. Fraiey, J. Meugiy, T.. d. broad. f. T. Dart H.
Green A. Campbell NJ. Morr, r. y ReS>ou, C. T. O,l 'uJ
n rIoti Isvv J. Irne. &. ~ HunsI. A. q. Sa's'ury,
C. \ Knsb A. smi h. T.. IL. P.f'ip D ID HAIRY, :. Rue
H. Weon |. Z. rrs-eG r. g. kuGney, y l. r. Fowirf " l.
INLET, " SaGad H. C. Foster 4. hilroy, o. Frazey,
and 9 Ia strrrare
4. ne.n,.ip Cusinn. from Bcasf,yt. N. c--J Foste.
Can't r. Tho,,a. .s LADY Air.. Mage Mr.. bruce Mr.. Gold
stein, Mrs SiIDons
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tAdver,is, meni-l
NINTH NATIONAL BANK,

,y1scAr,Aersr roR THE UNITED e-krIs GoygRn,yr,
Win take pons @ deliver ct once the New 7p
Treasury NOTES; interest payable Annually Tor three
years then the holder has the rsAt 10 exchange them,
DOLLAR roR for the popular and vauabs 40 Loan
which draw. per cent inteTcs, in GoID.
We allow each buyer tho Government Commisssr Of o. e
on each 3 o0.
We also buy aud eel
u. S. $50 Eosps
u 8 IL MoSrss CERTIFICATES O. IspEBrEDy<ss
o. S. QuARsaz,sTgRs CHscEs
u So YEARS S PR CENT CoUycs l.naAL TErDgn RorEs
and take Subscriptions for 10 l0S
We collect certificates Of ladobsdnes; aud convert THs
OLD 1905 into the per cent. Bonds Of 1891.
J. u. Osvis, President
JoBx T. HILL Cashier.
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Gold has been quite weak throughout the
day. and at the same time deliveries have been made
slowly Parties dealing largely in gold. but Who are
selling out have created apparent scarcity. thus
sustaining the market while the unloading process Is
going on. The opening price was 225, followed By a
steady decline % 22ii closing at 225t and dull At
the Stock Exchange the quotations were: United
States 6s Of 1881. registered. l0S4 1881; $50
coupons ll0s9llOl; United States Is. c0upons,
lcsialOs!; 1910 coupons, 97sG9s; United States
Treasury Notes 7 $40, ll0s Oil; One Year Certif
Gates 94I 94i; Tennessee State Is. 59I AGO. Missouri
State &C. 64aGs. Cumberland Coal 65a6js Canton Co..
ga dH; Quicksilver Mining Co, Ell ae2; Pacific Mall
Steamship Co. 26274 Atlantic Mail Co.. is6i als6i
New York Central Railroad, l26! 9l26i: Erie. 1864
Bi05i; ditto preferred lOe lOs3 Hudson River Rail
road. ll7ail7t; Harlem Railroad tO075; Reading
Railroad, 1904 diso!; Michigan Central Railroad 1871
ai34; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana ei "a
tli ditto guaranteed, l45i 046; Panama 9i; Illinois
Central l27! al27!i Cleveland and Pittsburg il6i a
li6l North Western 52i 5i ito preferred cit s41
Cleveland and Toledo l23aa 25; Chicago aud Rock
Island lO7i a i07i; Chicago Darlington and Quincy
leoa 1854; Milwaukee ard Prairie du Chen SgIa6O;
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne. lG7iQ l0s; Terre Haute
and Alton 54055 ditto preferred. 7Ol OIL Toledo sad
wsblsh, &C, Delaware end Hudson. 1921 aleO; Penn.
1yyanla Coal EOdl8; tuuOelIhu CCal, *. 40:
Central 5sa6o Consolidated ll2; Eariposa 43l i3,
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 1894. United
States stocks In good demand for all descriptions
One year certificates n request under an mpres
son that early day they will be convertible into
gold bearing stock. At the early part OF the day
stocks steady and in fair demand. At noon
the market weaker. and disposition shown
TO sell q smart concession. At the Second Board
there was q very sluggish feeling. end buyers
were not disposed to do anything The Clique
stocks. Cumberland and Msrposa we're strong and
readily taken Privately. offers were refused for the
rmer at 81 for large lots Railroad shercs In tho face
ola dull market scarce. and some stocks deiv
cred very slowly. Oneyesr oertfcste6 continued firm
at the Second Board.
Money Ii steadily working easier on call, and
Al per cent II Is not EASY 10 keep balances employed
There Is disposition to keep capital where it be
ased readily and prudent people argae that bank
Balance IS Better than most speculaons the market
and short engagements have decided preferences |
Prime goods paper can be had Of one per cent |
month. and leading BANKERS paper is quoted OF per
cent. Tie Treasury Department IL In want OF small
notes to pay the army and bias issued circular 10 tho
National banks requesting exchange Of their circua
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arrives.

Steamship Carol NJ. Bney Beaufort NC. so hours md's
and pass, to Murray nephew u,,,-... % ,o.,.
Grnera Srdswiek Cooley Wellington ~ ho"rs'
!" steamer 4. D. v.pee fpr.,-Brl J. A. Hsnnum srin.
ter WI mngton :. g. Tor Haias-was csp"red ~ the
Ste mer chssapeaIe wilet. Portl,nd II. b. Cromwell
Steamer Empire Dobbp, Washington. 81 hours ud'r and
u s. .,r1 m ,r,n.por, FL Cid Hobart City Pdt bour',
:, : seam rrn.por, Baltic M,ury Fortress Monroe 20
hou with .ck and wounded soldiers 10 the Mrdra prc
d. s. steam transport Fulton w,lfer Port Regal i3,h inst,
II - n ni pas to a. :. AIM.
n.rI Ir ,c4l, tvpmz J. Griffin Ciniad Boir,. 20 days
hii-s H.. 70 iiGrhr-cts a iias"y.
bArk Del tiia MIT LesAcrn 10 days, marble rHg' 3e'
Hari Mary Cobb Bahr. Port Royal day., ballast Eisly
sd, Leorodo Pcreru.x Cshrr-. Cs,ta,n,re, IS days,
md.- TO ch,mbrain Phr >. Go.
and ,arreniin~ 70 II. w. Low
Bhs abb Tha-er + ansoI Waber Casd"ns' ~ days,
n w winds most Of ih. pis-aer.
Its V~or tcf Jan.aisl Darrell Msgua n DAYS sol, snd
since al ilL from lit. D.
Tris fino IAu, Gusins Ar,w.rp 81 days With n'dse to
Scr or-vc Fig, Delufort day.. with naval stores TO
srhr Earsemis II pere H,ud) Allen rurilo, 90 d'y'
fus'ir, Lcasrun. 7h Inst a Salt bay Banks. saw
Seh s. r lave. s,iseu srie'. Noaroe day. with
wood.
sclr Msris White Washington. days.
sobr Ranbo~. saib Dalsasc. day. oorD. Wan. II.
Newman
schr Mary and hdai.n- Devi. virsni,. wood
Schr WYE Nils Ch,rry-our, days with potatoes, W X.
n fsftsr
ser. Grnsr,l n.u'', Rider yirrni', wood.
Sehr J. Pa.n- Mayo Lugn. diys. cod. 20 G. h. Swain
Sclr Avon. Pars. EizAbs'Apor ior Portland.
Schr &. l. 10y ss Bus,r. Oti,ui.
Schr. Goo. ~. Oogcr. 10 brook Wl~is Pont.
srr frcestous smith. Portland with stone
Ser Dpr h. Talbot, Cows Pay ~ dsys, coal J.. Talbot
Sehr N.wror'. Turner Na,ini., wood
Schf Navr. Cal VIZ. ME wood.
sehi. n.nr, Blown Ss,in-r. Nirginl. wood.
Schr r.. \. Anderson hammer. Virginia, wood
&c p. %. sud cr ion Virginia wood.
Sc. J. Nrsh. Lyman. Virginia wo d
Sshr. Ann AID Sassn. Douglas. Fn! tess MOlre~.
Schr. J. Do Ro--;i, Nicker.or, tortre.. Monroe.
sher. n &. ruf-- Sabine, Geors,town.
Schr. VIM =. WI iam.. Aihany f"r III River
scsf. Lnc'ce Is. to,. rhonpssu, S-v.iiay.n ballast
Sehr. Ait -, rr-ssv. fliyabethror fr No-ion.
sehr NI. Ridr hh az. 10 days, oSwo'd and iron, TO
0.ragdk Me.s-.
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LAUsoH.-Will be launched to-day at 1890
A. m. from the shipyGrd Of j. h. j. D. Van Deuscn
foot Of bizteenth.stIeet. T.. r. tho Guard propeller
Nets. Of Tie following Dimensions; Length, ~ feet
breadth II beam. 30 feet; breadth over ali 81 feet
depth Of holl Is Gle foet ard measuring about 30
tuna This is tie thirteenth vessel bull, by tls Inn for
tho Neptune S. S Co
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porl-iUarocns' Notice.

srsrr % SKv-Yopx,
rosr-WAspKss OYFTcg, No. lea WaIst
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
section 81 the set I..~d April II, 1851 entitled An
Act ~ n-orgA- the Wsrdens Oios Of Tho Port Of E,v
iois" al p-r-ons interested IN. having charge Of h.
b,rc matter OF such nquiry examinations survey, That
the following v-,s.l. nnd-r animation by Pofi
Afdeus aud that the -.d Surveys examinations VIII Do
comp.d within too days ncI succeeding this nos'e"
board "a ii yrssc,
Bsrt Ann srt ee......................lU r y
Bars balsa....ts r. "
y. NJ
MISTHORNK TOMPkIkS. President
J. brGs HERMAN. S.ciernry.
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IAdvcr. is~Deutl

The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-YOkK.
DEPosrTARY AVID FINANCIAL AGENT usrrnD STATES
will receive subscriptions The 10 Treasury Notes
Tbess will be convertible at maturity into Sic PKH
CENT GoLD ByARIsO $40 Bend Parties Subscribing before
18th August will be allowed interest that dsr Those sub
scrbins after date win pay sccfued interest Reces ,g
the importance Of general sabserpon TO this Popular
LOAN this Bank will allow AL subscribers sns WHOLE con
MISSION Of 81 so Oh each & i, 800 subseribcd
IonRis L rFoaus Pr,sident
d. W. vApORis Cashier.
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jAdyerisess,nt
A w ,pyrvc TO proyGsr NJ AgsH.LS, A Mr..

N
BABgrTr of spr ghrd Msy who hfd be- ri'hrd with
an riral Eve esac limitation Of tue ma urai ns y ue
crrbfsisI Manufscfur hsucb Goneirnnr 30 'ioau-
.-v Wa arrested aud sentenced .rtr tor hyi "
on ,weye different oesasons enlisted nnder las, r'ee~
ard ssc, 'e bounty. her he was VI ol nnm :" f'r
r,,ry Serv We nndrrs,a this Eyc Game has beco
ind .till Is suCcrssfury prartised.
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sy7IPPGNG aNTEs.I.It:ENtE
PORT or Hrw-voRK.. ..skprsspER 10
Cleared.

Esst Aicxsr1sr (Br) Brough, Quebec. Boyds Hneten.
Ea-s Alice Tsintor BrI Firth London, ID prnn"s
PARK Novelty, shaw Phiajcphia -
frisM.rie v. hi - BUs,oh, w. D. Bfookman Co
hi; R,ss,.t sioor- Ho chki-s, II !lpic... .,.-,
Scln Kat. Scranton Da ton, Grr-'own Baker Dayton
schr. America. Reynolds Providence. k.nny
schr T.lesrsph shaw, -. Pierre, h. DcNoif
Srhr Moses Wa NJ, Win.'ow, Bangor II. W. lond Co
Schr Science Chsmpln. Beaufort, Bentley Smith Go.
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Family Markets.
rHE COST OF LIVING IN wEw.YorK

FRIDAY. Sept. le-P. y.
We give below quotations Of some of the
leading articles Of food sold in small quantities. for or
dinaly family consumption at Washington and Fulton
Markets aad by the downtown traders The uptown
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fkdyerfisempnt.1

lad rrisement1
TIE VALUE OF GOLD is UEsTABLE-but on
the merits Of NEVIS EAST lsrA COFFEE en csn aey end
Sid hy all oiroeers Priee per d. General Depot
No I5x Ee>ie-st.
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I Adyertisenirn'.l

Alarm Telegraph protects by electricity each window snd
In sI years experiment l,s never ilkd L. HoLaEs
252 Broadway.
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Cost ano 1onno.

7 OST, CERTIFICATE No. Iio26, for FIFTY
SHARES ERIE RAILWAY COMMON STOCK name
vfhNlLyE q Co. net ,isued Al Iartes cautioned
against receiving same 'LhMILIE CO, IL W si'sl
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nlc1ieai.
nR. TALBOT's CONCENTRATED MEDICAL,
PINEAPPLE CIDER

{. PREVENTIVE OF siCKSEss.-The experience tA,s
Dr. Talbot t.s had for the last Tw.nty-G years.
,uoes him tia, il s. time the public had article o9eIe
that viii prevent sickness. Tie ace offered is Dr. T-
bots Medcsted Pueapl. Cider designed tor all classes
old and yoaug. II 10 NOT 10 the Doctor bot en"
tirey 10 the public One quar- bottle viii ls.t %
person year This Ia rather MODE Of doo.
tori neytrlle Il viii million. from b%ng sicx,
s b'tr'o pay wodosrsa year 60 keep from heing 81
pay werty dollars Ii doctor bis and Is much
the Of tine rnc the inconvenience Of being ses
To Prevent sickness iolows: Add easpoOniui
hrdcated tsppe CIDER 20 lumber Of cold water sn&
drink the lri, tng AFTER you IN the morning and no
before you relir- 81 night IL will ncfease the henh,
erd v.or and action the celebrated New
lork merchant Who msie thorough tTis OF the rne
apple Cider Dr Talbot ,st be gained pounds u
feel, ~ month"; "a. hrt trial He continues It's use ~
above directed and ads very beneficial. has proves
entire preventive Sickness ia his Also anotnet
wtLsbown gentleman in >e.iors hos used the hehcsis
Cider constsn,y years. aud has been ck dy
durif that tine.
Ice <! per b(ue (fl quprt.l For sac everywhere
All oder. should be addressed to
Il. 4. BABRlTT.
Sole Agent,
g., 65. 6s, 81. 60. 90 70 aud a ws.hington+'.;:
k.xu .Nnt
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lAtyor'iseu elt
Tenth NATIONAL BANK,


FISCAL AGENT UNITED STATES
For sale $50 TRE.suaY NoTEs and TEN FoKTr BoSDs
ComIni.soD allowed buyers per cent,
J. H. srot-r Cashier u. L. Ross President,
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NOTICE To SUPERVISORS aud CITIZENS
~ VENERALLY.
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY VOLUNTEERS
.. -. $500.
CREDITED TO ANY TOWN on COUNTY in NEW
YORK STATE
FOR ONE OR THREE YEARS
TOWN AND COUNTY ROUNTlkS PROMPTLY FILLED
aud Veteran Substiiu and Representatives be
promptly furnished any number
Application by telegraph OF LITTER
WILL BE ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY.
Apply to the General Volunteer and Substitute Recruiting
As.ocia,ion Of New York,
OGice, No. i23 Broadway. New YORK.
Lieut., OF II w WINFIELD SIMPSON,
Capt Il McSlCHOL
AuthorlHe1 Ascn,L
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Rev. Wa. T.. Hammond pastor. Will preach morn
ingat 10 O'Clock aud evening st afternoon, n. y. NJ
Love Feast. Beats ir,y
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nli!iiarn Notiees.

ALIEN SUBSTITUTES furnished 10 repre-.
sent patriotic persons and liable 10 Dram IN Army
uart oil the Division OF New YORK comprising the
First Ten ON rrsonsl Districts Of New York State at the Of
Gee Of the Mrropoltsn Repre- sentative Associaon l65 orren
xich st. under the North River bank. JAS. LIE. AT.
nISCHARGED WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
Members Returned Regiments. and Heirs Of deceased
Soldiers having laius ao Sal"n having Prize Clsimsca
on BROWN SHELDON Military Once. No. 2 fsrk place
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Uownrd Mission and Homo for Lit,ic Wander,

Johu--t. VI. T.. Churcb.-kev. - PARKER will
preach 10 MORROW log a m, and the Rev. J. T.. KEEL.
RI 10 TOT, will preach tho Evening a. u p ~. rnyer
Nr-tiG 1t seats Tree. Strangers are nv I'd 20 siient
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FRIDAY. Sept. I6-Y. Il.

Gold, large ,ales after the cal, a, 2ol..
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ncliaious NoIifrs.

Al the Iaight-Sf. Baptist Church. corner Of laight
and ktrcAss.s Is. Joins Pars saobaih "ivc'sw h-
held the Zen Inst Pr. Gang ia the mots NIX at nv. ara
evening Il "A ocloci, by Tie pas,or. hov ROBERT Nc
q, EDAL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-19
Summer Arrangement.

Ne nis, Dayton Ur5ann, r5 q 2, PiGms, piS iSI,s
Trains leave Columbus daily (Sundays excepted)
as follows: f.ln, %
FIRST TRAIN; (vIA DAYTON>--At las A
NJ; arrives at Xenia at 345 A. M. Dayton at 44o
NJ. Chicago at 1886 2. M, and St. Louis at 92O p.
SECOND TRAIN, (yIA PIQUA)-:At 8 AN
connects at Milford for Springfield and Marysvill'
at Urbana for Clyde and Sandusky, at Piqua for +
Wayne, Toledo and Detroit. at GTeepyille for Uni,
Ghisosso Che and At i4aaDapos With trains for Ter
Haute, Lafayette, Chicago Springfield, Quincy, d.
Z THIRD TRAIN, VIA DAYT0N)-AteA. A. n
arrives at Xenis at s:O5 A. NJ, DAYTON at s:5o A. N
Co. and at Indianapolis for Terre Haute, Lafayette
Chicago, Springfield and Quincy.
FOURTH TRAIN, (yIA PlQUA)-Atl13O Am
connects at Milford for Marysville and Springfield
at Urbana for Bellefonaine &C., at Piqna for Uni'
City, at Richmond for lf "a 1sport and Chicago a.
cago.
FIFTH TRAIN, (vIA DAYTON>-At 115o A
NJ; arrives at Xena at 1:55 p. NJ, Dayton at 800
NJ, Richmond at $40 2. NJ, connecting for Logan.
port and Chicago, and at Indianapolis for LOUISVILLE
St Louis and Chicago.
SIXTH TRAIN. PIQUA .ACCOMMODATIoN
--At5 ?. NJ, connects at Urbans for Bellef3ntain'
and at Piqua for Lima, Toledo, Detroit, Et. Wayne
THROUGH TICKETS
For sale, to all the principal Western points, at
low rates as by any other route.
FIRST CLASS SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
II. B. B1GELOw,
General Passenger Agent, Columbus, D.
HENRY BROOKS,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Columbus, q.
Columbus, June 81 lse4-dH
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Sherif's Sale.

Solomon S. Stambaugh. Sourt of h,in Eommh,Gin
Wilson F. stambausb. etal.} County, o. 71a
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR Il IL
L from said Court to me directed, will offer for
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court
House, in the city Of Columbus, on 70. f.
Saturday, the 18th day of December, A. d
1864,
at o'clock p. NJ. the following described real es-
tate, situate in Franklin county and State Of Ohio,
tO-wit:
Commencing at the southeast corner of the north
west quarter of the Goth section in the 18th town
ship and range in the refugee tract In the line Of
Daniel Wagner formerly y. Chester, thence north
72h rods to the center Of the county road, thence
westerly, with center Of said road TO the east line
Of the farm now owned by John McGuifey, thence
south with line vf said John McGuifey to the
south line If said quarter section, thence east on
the south line Of said quarter to the place Of begin
ming; containing 5S1z acres. more or less.
Appraised at $50 per acre, .at.,
Also, the following described tract, being part OF
half section No. 50, section 90, township l2 range
follows: IT. .T0IfI7' lrt..'.- .-.I.7f.
=. Commencing in the center the county road, at
the southwest corner Of land belonging 10 the
heirs of Thomas GRAY decd, in the north line Of
the tract above described, Dg thence westerly
with the center Of said county 70 to The east line
Of John McGuffey's farm, thence north on the east
line Of tad John McGufey IS poles and 10 liz ks to
Ter, thence east so poles thence 3s poles and 1Olnks
to the place of beginning; containing 13 acres,
rood and "a poles. more or less.
Appraised at $50 per acre. ..-'
Terms Of Sale One third of the purchase money
to be paid on the day of SALE nd one-third in one
year and the balance in two years, secured by mort
gage on the premises for deferred payments.
''A''' '''' V'i va 80 WILLIAM DOMIGAN.
Sheriff Franklin County, ..
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-19
Notice in Partition.

ENKANKLIN FLEMING, WILLIAM j.
Il Fleming, Mary j. Graham, and George Gra-
ham, her husband, John Fleming, Susannsh Null
and John Null her husband. Elizabeth Null and
Andrew Fleming, a minor, Mary Barbee. George G..
Barbee, Owen 7 Barbee, minors aud Owen I. Bar,
bee, Jr., their father. and Margaret Fleming, all of
whom reside in Franklin county, Ohio Daniel
Fleming, who resides in Allen county. State Of In
diana, and Samuel Fleming, who resides in -
county Illinois, will take notice that petition was
flied against them in the Court of Common Pleas of
Franklin county, Ohio, on the Goth day Of Noyem-
ber, A. u. 1884, by Charles IL. Fleming, BY John
Geary, his guardian, and is now pending, wherein
said Charles II. Fleming demands partition Of the
following described premises, situated in Franklin
county, State of Ohio to wit:
Lots Nos. 1888 and pit, and the north half of lots
Nos. 81 and 92 in the town of Franklnton and that
at the next to-wit the February term, 1895, of said
Court, said Charles IL. Fleming, by John Gsary, his
guardian, will apply for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises.
II. B. ALBERY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Dated this 29th day of November, A. ID. 1854.
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Sherif's Sale.

George Geiger ct al..) Order of sae on Partition.
ys Count Of Common Pleas Of
Joseph Dryden. } franklin County, o.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. said Court made at the November term there
of, to me directed. will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, in the city
Of Columbus, on
Saturday. the 24th day of December A. D..
1864,
at two o'clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate in Franklin county, and in the city
of Columbus, Ohio, to-wit:
In Lot number Four Hundred and Eleven (4lD in
the city of Columbus. Ohio.
Appraised at $9,5OOOO
Terms Of Sale 0ne-third Of the purchase money
paid on the day of sale, one-third in one year and
one-hird in two years-with interest from the day
Of sale, and deferred payments to he'secuIed with
pro nissOry otes and mortgage on the premises.
Possession Of premises given on the lst day Of
April. 1865.
Printers fees s6.7J. -
WM D0NIGAN,
noy23-dlt&wtd Sheriff Of Franklin County.