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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

GOVERNMENT EEPLoTKKs, such as maehin-
lists, carpenters, teamstors, ETC., should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner of Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
Of Government claims.
CHECKS on TIE DEFosTTART AT LOUISVILLE
sashed on the very best terms.
TEos. 8. MGKR.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

DIHE ASSES OF THE NEfz-
IL NUUs, SEMINAL URINARY AND 6AAlAA
sfeFrfz tft-reu4 nnf l,ssafas troalnnsnln ilaDcEi
81 ire howard As5OCiATioA-seaf - mail IL
sselssf letter snvsiopas, free q chArge Address,
u. u sEII.LIN HOU6HION, Howard AsaociAtlous
No. 5. South Ni1ii,-stresss PhiladePhA, "a
N tT--gw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

TTAVING qualified a. AdIninisirator a ne estate
i of re lats Joseph b moore. hereby nol'y
N 1srson5 eaxiag claims against fho sane 70 pre-
seat them duly proven aeecrdsnf - 49, Tor p-f-
meat. anf those indebted 70 SAD estate % come
E5r,Eeft ilurnsfli sielg sid @eitif.
MIDDLETON I. No0RE. Adm,r
novi-2w No. e chsFTJ SlEsss,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

We learn that the money order sys-
tenn is decided success both at the
Nashville Office and at Chattanooga
Large numbers Of soldiers and Govern =
ment employees are ayailing themselves
of this safe mode Of making remit
tances to their families.
We take this occasion TO correct what
We find 70. be a prevalent error. AL
though no order can be drawn for more
than thirty dollars, any individual can
procure as many orders on one house
as he may see proper
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

Ed. Willard, the popular Union street
newsdealer, has Peterson'8 Magazine
for December and all thelesdipg Daily
and Weekly papers Of the country.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08
FUNERAL NorIc,Ia-

The faends aud acqusintAhces Of JonS ElLioTr
HAEEses, are respectfully invited has funeral this
afternoon, Il O'Clock, a the residence Of the late
/. c. Coleman.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

McClellAn's election is the only hope
of Southern Independence" says the
Charleston Mercury. Mcclellan is
nominated don't oppose" are the
words of George n. Sanders telegram
to the Anglo-rebel Journalists in Lon
don
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

Why does'nta fat dog meditate2 Be
cause he's not & thin cur.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

50C00ni HEAP ii:I.I., w :. Z .IIs, AND
suffers, County Merchants, Pcdiers and general
traders sippiiad AZ ininlfnse hsrsisss. Watches
ana Jeaeirs Il every deas11ii1n Ia any pattern OF
qlfaiiy, and IA any Quani.tF cous<aulF On hand and
nlaie b order. Esura'es Of ny cisss q Wark
hIruished. Good caDFassng clerks Han 81. Prces
ead flli descriptions free. Address
tab. GAUGHAN.
noTa-ln 7ie SEoadNay, NeE tolk-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

Nrw THFArRE The local domestic
drama entitled aRosina Meadows, the
Village Maid, wiz be produced to-
night, with Mr.. Locke in the character
Of Jethro Baxter In the farce, Pod
iah B. Pessley, his Z mark" Mr. Locke
appears IS Podijah. This is capital
BIZ rnIIFTIEgN
TarATRE.-rhe deeply interesting
drama of "The Dead Heart will be
produced this evening for the first time
his season. Mr.. Adams plays Robert
Landry, one of has best parts. Miss
Julia Nelson appears as Catherine
Lefingsell, Benson, Arnold and Everett
are in the cast
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

A fellow recently died in Paris who
was an odd stick. lie used a coffin for
his bedstead, and slept in it regularly
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PRIVATE OR VENEREAL DISEASES

from the Recentcas
wouia anceof
shame and rln
onen heue
nkt Ito Prica
b the andco sutudona
Sends For a FostIO
"
OPINIONS OE. 7rEIE PRESS.
IN C0naw hos Office so yrt
is ms attainment hexps
To llofhea oYeW mos corla y sutscie- -GuA&
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Pearl Miniatures.

Pearl Miniatures.
MoRsE is the first TO introduce this
new style of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery of the Cumber-
land" and Judge for yourself ol4,tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

GRATEFUL FOR THE PATRONAGE HE HAS RECEIVED
h tina heuay af1ua iTsa
has ssuc
tnent ofprf
in
and rofia
so tn anian
&C. is
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1864
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08
MARRIED..

In this city. on The lsth al OcioscF, by Rev. r.
II. Alien. Mr. GEoEsE 4. WHEEIER snd Miss sAIIn
=. EN0IE, late q Columbia, Tenn
C.neinnasi papers please copy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

Heavy ribbed wooden shirts and draw
ers at r. II. Thompsons, . Cherry,
near Union street
A New Orleans editor writes leader
on the subject of Courtesy" Why
will some. men write about that of which
they know nothing -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-08

1AleI N uotd f--l1 A11 A1ltlCa1 Matcufit
as MAln-strsss. Cor. sazth. L0sisulls. ~.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

There are other parts Of the world IN which
" our interests may be rs deeply involved, and
" in which we may have, some day or other
Z" 10 maintain the honor and interests of this
country. The civil war now raging In Ame-
90 rica, ending how II may, whether hy the es-
" iablisbment Of an Independent republic in the
South, or whether Il ends, mo,t unexpectedly
q" as i would be TO me, confess, by restoring the
Union, still the United States Of America OF the
" Northern States, OF whatever they may be
called will then be in a totally different posi-
ton TO that which they were In q few years
ago. A great army will then be maintained by
the United States. A formidable navy will
" also be kept up. Our relations with that
Power are liable at any moment tD Interrupt
" iion. hope and trust that our friendly rcla-
" tionH may be maintained; still those friendly
" relations must be considered and kept in view
as wei rs our interest in the maintenance OF
" the balance of power In Europe
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

FAIRNoUNT PARK is now the resort Of thou
sands of our citizens daily. There is certainly no
more beautiful or delightful place in the vicinity
of Philadelphia. The walks and drives are in
admirable condition, and the grounds are bright
in Yerdure. Last Sunday at least twenty-five
thousand persons enjoyed the fresh air and
scenery, and to-day, should the weather be pro-
pitOus, a still greater number will doubtless
weud their way thither. Speaking Of the Park
reminds us ofthe eXcelleutly conducted RiatO
House on Landing avenue, above Coates street,
which is lstOppiug- place that deserves the re-
membrance of our readers. The rooms are ele-
CANT and spacious, and are handsomely decorated
with vines and flowers of rare descriptions. The
refreshments, creams, and beverages are Of the
finest order and the proprietor, Mr.. C. Dusch is
a WOst courteous one.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

"A paper in Western New York AYERS that a
man named johnson, Of Geneva, Ontario county,
was killed in a Masonic Lodge recently under the
following strange circumstances He was re-
ceiying initiation into the mysteries Of Free
Masonry, part of the ceremony being to cause
the candidate, blindfolded, to fall unexpectedly
a short distance upon piece of canvas. He is
led to the edge OF platform and told to sit down,
when the canvas receives him. Mr.. johnson was
at this stage of the initiatory ceremonies, and in
falling his neck was broken, causing almost in-
stant death.
-stebbins, the Adams Express robber, has
just been released from the Connecticut State
Prison, in accordance with a resolution passed
by the General Assembly. He was sentenced for
five years. and has served about three and half
years.
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Died.

ATKINsOS-On Wednesday morning, the 18Th inst.
JAMES w., eldest uf Joseph L. and Emily Atkin
In the 3-th Ncur Of his rgr
The relatives aud ir.ns the family respec fully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents No. -3i $. Second street, sunday afternoon,
the lith inst, at ociock, with further notice.
EYRE.-On the 18th inst, Nj. FRANKLIN EYRE, aged
81 UaTs.
iii, relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
funeral his late residence, Richmond street,
above Hanover Eitcrnth Ward, on Tuesday afternoon,
at 2 clock TO proceed 20 Laurel llll Cemetery.
GUTEKUNSr.-Ou the lih lust, EMMA LOTISA,
infant daughter ot Frederick and Emma t. Gulekunst,
aReC z months.
Funeral sunday at o'ciockEp. NJ
HUPFELD.-Ou Friday evening, 10Th inst, CHARLES
r. HUpFEl.D, In the lGth year of his age.
The friends O the family are specially requested
to attend funeral, rm his late residence, 40 ~, t-
bert street on Tutiduy msruiug at o'clock without iur-
theT notice 4"
LEWIS On the lith int at the residence Of her SON
n-law, samuel W Townsend, SARAH, widow OF me late
job Lewis, lu the 10Th year OF her age.
Funeral VIII NEE az lTlt nds Meeting House, tuu tG and
GrCvu street. Second iaN morning, 1871 INST a.
O'Clock. 10 proceed Co Fair hN
IRE SsER- On the l2h inst YALEN TINE PRE- ~ ER
OF IOttWeIl6T RHeEg eussell, aled 81 years.
HIS friends utu ihDse of iJC family are resp ctfly n
vttd att nj his funeral from his ae residence No 52
~ second sunday afternoon tho llth us a,
O'Clock, without further notice
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

CALIFORNIA SrEAArERs.-We are pleased
to announce that Mr.. w. A. HASimL has
been appointed agent in this city for Mr. D.
RoBERTs' line of steamers from New I ork to
San Francisco From our knowledge of Mr.,
HASmLs long experience in the shipping
business, we can freely say that better ap-
pointment could not have been made. Our
readers will find the Company's advertisement
in another column.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16
Married.

RANG-SCOTT.-On the an inst, by che Rev W. s.
Han, Mr. H. T., RANG to Miss PRISCILLA b. SCOTT, all
Of Philadelphia.
sTOCKMAN- RIsLEY-On Wednesday evening, the
18Th iust at The residence Of The bride, by the Rev. DR.
Castle. assisted 10y the Rev. X. 2. Car-on, CHARLES
sTOUKMAN TO CARRIE, daughter Of the late Ezra
Risty, Esq.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16
Nor TO ADMIRABLY THE BARD or TOWER

Nor TO ADMIRABLY THE BARD or TOWER
HALL
" Not TO admire :" ancient sage
Mace this his principle Of action,
And thought himself behind his age
II he at aught sho y ed satisfaction.
lie deemed il worthy OF child,
Or Of a simpleOn, TO be
By any earthly sight beguiled
Into astOnished ecsttcy,
But had his lot chanced in our time,
think he scarcely could have
Some modern spectaclos sublime,
And kept an apathetic men.
II he on TOWER HALL had ga1od
That majestcaly does rise,
lie would undoubtedly have praised
SO fine u buildings grace and SIZE.
Or, even II his stole pride
Resisted this impressive sight,
He must, on viewing the inside,
Have given way TO his delight,
To look on such mighty mass
Of well made Clothes In order placed,
Adapted 10 each social class,
To and every taste,
We have By far the largest and best assortment Of
Clothing in Philadelphia TO which large daily additions
made, Keeping 1t full and fresh at all tunes.
TOWER HALL,
No. 5lS Market Street.
BENNETT & Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

July 10 1862 1r share Of the Capital Stock Of the
and Third Streets Passenger Railway Co npany Ia
the nsme ofM n Bailey, A. apple atlon has made
t0 the Company for Certificate the Under win
js30- -frsl2ts hOBT, y. TAYLOR.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

A SeRsOnRbIe Remedy
FOR DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERY, JArsgs CAR
NISArvE BALsAN will DO found = certain safe, and
prompt remedy The most violent attacks OF these
complaints, no matter from what cause thoy orlgi-
nate arc thoroughly subdued by It, and no ba effects
spring from it, use.
FOR AsIATIo CHOLERA, CRAMPS, &c.-JArss's
CARMrSAryH BALsAH If administered promptly,
viii afford immediate relief the disease being thus
frequently ersdiealed in its earliest stages.
Cholera AorJUs, Sour Stomach, ard all Bo~cl AEsc-
GionS are speedily cured by DIR. JAYsEs CARNSArvE. 1t
takes away all Of the abdomen soohes the sto
msch, and restores its natural action As a family
remedy for the diseases generally prevalent among
children and adults during summer months It Is 40 e.
clay recommended, being prompt In its operation per
feclly safe, and easily administered.
Prepared only at No. 2i2 CHsSUT street
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A NEW SoNG or SOLOMON, JUNIOR.-
Io! ,very one that lhifsteth
Unto the spring draw nigh,
Where Pettcd, Ike old thCchus,
The taintlng doth BIppiyi
You've heard how ancient MOsrs
Did make The rock TO low;
But Pe'ted nom the hoilOw wood
Can draw OLD Ale also!
Ard more than this, friend Petted,
Can, by a single wink,
Make as pute wine or liquor hOw,
As ever you did drunk
Then leave Old solomon
Let ancient Moses sip!
Ana ask your friends 10 Petteds
To tack glorious mp"
8. w. corner Tenth and SAMSON streets.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Pine Quality Chnmpagne-.
Arch aud Tenth Suceb,
Fresh Importation
Piper HeilslccE,
Mrnm h Co.,
And other superior brands OF
ChanDagnos,
y. q. whitman q Co.,
Manufacturers cf New and Delicious Connections Almond
Paste Chocolate Csramois, Crcsml La Mode 10
Paris sxquisicly favored.
Roasted jordan Almonds, sc. 30
No. Sl6 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
A nOLD ATTE NJ u Il
OIsIs EISY.
LILIES
CHILLED IRON SAFE
SERIOUSLY Alta CKED.
THE PUPPETS OF DAVID EVANS,
OF THE FIRM OF
H " 4 Ms 81 w A Il ~ . N,
ALREADY AT WORK.
BIS SCIENCE PRACTICALLY TESTED.
The Result Complete and Total Failure,
THE BURGLARS BADLY FOOLED.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

LILLE
bonn B ASTIC PUF F
THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
of tho 18th instant,
RELATIVE TO THE
ATTEMPTED ROB ERY
ONE OF HIS SAFES,
LAST SUNDAY MORNING,
states that the Burglars dd not drIl Aoe thm
half inch through. which statement ne knows 10 hs
false the burglars did dH hole three quarters OF
inch deep which was haf way through tho door There
doubt had they not been disturb cd they woud have
drilled It ali the way through the d,)r and then robbed
| The saf.
Although Lille states that the further you get Into the
Safe the harder the IRON which Is another Of his also
statements, win undertake to dhn the balance through
and II / don't succeed In one half hours time, will
forfeit one hundred dollars or win drH a,many holes
As viii satisfy him In from one half to two hour. limo
in any pait thai Safe or any other Safe ho has use
In Philadelphia. II don't succeed will forfeit one hun
| dred dollars.
Isucceedod yesterday In drilling three holes In the 5are
at our store IN twenty minutes each with one drill which
ls ready 10 drn three more
DAVID EVANS.
| gIL@
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PRICE & WOOD,
no. IIa n. NINTH ST,
ABOVE AUCH.

n. B.-A large 10, Of Fancy soaps. Pomad. Extract
Cologne and Bandollne Hair brushes, Nail Bru,hcs and
Tooth Brushes. It
ClNKING or THE PIRATE ALABAMA"
= A new Patriotic Comic Song, written by SlLAS e.
STEEL, ESQ the celebrated bramatist aua song winter
sing tn doom and dark career
OF tie , ehel Pirate made 70 steer
Tie terrib "Alabsmav
She ras buutby neutrul Johnny Bun"
Who threatened lanDce ears 20 pull
because thoy dealt IN niger WOOL
Tho cotton filed his pockets fun
But when Rebellion showed its face,
Brave Mr. huil soon "changed his base
Ard on tie 'ly 10 his disgrace,
Butt ihc Rebels "AlahamaI!"
Chofus.-Iauuch and arm upon tie sly.
Hlt Uncle Sam but Do IL shy,
But YOU couldn't shut up lis eye,
FOR he sunk your alabama
She roycd the OCEAN fierce and free,
And CHANGED het nag In every sea,
Upon our uu-armcd .iiPs to prey,
This valiant "Alabamal
Our cruisers sought her round and round
She dodP'd them lhe bastard hound
unti her name was que renowned
But the bold "kersargC' go, IN her wake
Til il "Cbcrbourg" port, oollcd IKE snake
She found the "Alabama!"
cborus-Eob and plumber night and day
Butyoq We a "rcckonlaE' yc. to pay.
My valiant AlabAmRl"
Famed CAPTAIN scmmes was in plight
lie found there was no, no ehancs me-, 'or flight
with his terrible AaoamAW
80 he pipcd up his pirntlc crow
sayshc, wen put thc Kosrsage' through"
And snkher with all France to view.
But Win slow famous for win ming fast,
soon nailed our ars unto the mast
While his brave crow shouted, like blast,
Death or the Alabama"
r..4 ,,,,r ors a,.,, sbot aud stou
That's the tune brave tars to tell
star by-and let her rip. pel nell,
Ecath, or the "Alabamai"
Now lArboard and stsrboard seven rounds,
with 'ur Us aud 100 pounds
We shoOl the French who lined the ground
To cheer the Alabama
We struck her meath the waer-lnc,
And through her hun let in the brine,
TIL through the smoke We saw a sign
That we had crippled nor in tho sone.
shout rcsouuned from our crew,
cock upon our smgko.stnck hew,
And in his cock a. do de-do-r
Cried, how are you, Alabama
Shorus-Load away, FIRE away shot and shon.
Another broadslde made her cave"
She stoou -- ice her wrect to save,
The uscd up "kisAalnh"
We lowoIo boats TO save 'ae crew,
Bmt her tSndcr deer hound" hove in View
And stole our prisoners not few.'
But there reckoning vet to come,
Wen make these sympahlzers hum
Give then w6a, ,,E %9Sdy ,,d sqsS AYE the drum
O'O TO Winsiryi and brave thornton too,
Tlatsunk the Alabama"
just Published. at MAGEE's, No SI6CHEsNUT Street
rice si5 pgr 100. Price by thol9o, t2. .r .-..
each. 1t
NEW STYLE RED ENVELOPES AT
~ @ nAN'i.r -, >.. ,.- ,,,,r,5 o, t,,,rr+t ps,o
NeM St1' ~. ,"lot' i.t W. m ,,',,-'n no
CeM S.G go, n, aPoI' P' ,id w, L,,,.,h - ass'
Ne" SiliC. .'".I Inpeli "a, uli i Sso'
h%ea % il'ol,ios i mi,h i,h I,r n.y. ~ w ,atb Nc,'
ieu i.l'o"l'o nith = ap'l " ma,
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OUEFN OF BEATTY,-WHITF VIRGIN

QUEEN OF BEAUIN.-WHlGE VIRGIN
W Wax Of Antilles Is the perfect preparation OF
tie age, for beautiying. whitening, and preserving the
complexion, IL Is made from pure White Wax, hence It's
extraordinary qualities preserving the skin making II
sOft, smooth, fair, ana Transparent IL chA2ped
hands lips, pmpes &c Price 20 and 80 cents.
Manufactured only By HUNT GO Perfumers,
No, Al S. EIGHTH ST., dlors above Chesnu', and
iylg-lm No. I8i 4. SEVENTH str iet
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY. MILL
tary boarding School-Beglns September l.-Terms
very moderate Thorough course In Mathematics, Lam
guHges, English Studies, &c, Pupils have bonehts OF a
home Practical lessons In Surveying and Civil Engineer
ing Boys OF all ascs taken Address for Catalogue,
jylG-lm REV, j. HENRY BARTON
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

We are sui selling musilns at less thsn MNnuno.urcr'
prices.
Good Bea,nrd btaslns 49, a5 80, i0 5, ,5o,5', %, 60,
and % ccuv.
Uubcacbcd NiusuGs, a., jo 58, %, co. and g. cents.
Fine guauty 7aI,, Jacouot, ami Ntus1ok H1sins, ioS
Led cs' GuubaII Hndirs
Bcs quality wool TlauRos, at les, than lhs Agenti
prices.
Angola and mo. fIsuuoIs.
Heavy Red aud Droy Twuled Tlanncs.
"a Mosquito Bur Netting.
"a ColoreI Tsrietaus, Tor covering
Heavy Russia Crash warranted al Linen, 70 22 and 25
cents
Linen Table Cloths and Napkins.
Ho.iory and Gloves, At less than importers prices.
Ladies Hoop skirts 800, s 81 2 8lJ5, 81 80, and 5l5
Bisses. Hoop skirts, all prices.
Ladies and Gents Lincn Cambria idkf.
Ladies' WOODEN breakfast Capos, bl50.
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-. OFFICE On nm PHILADELPHIA

nSJJ1 OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AZ ana Grays Ferry Passenger Ral lNay Comp any,
n. W. corner rTNENTl-THlRD and SOUTH Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, July q, 1854,
The Board Of Directors have this dag declared dyi-
deud ot ONE DOLLAR AND FIFIi CENTS per share,
on the full paid shares OF this Company clear Of taxes
pay able and afer the 18th inst, until which tAe the
books Will be closed
Stock holders holding TIE old certificates viii oblge by
having the same converted prior the 18TH inst o enable
me Treasurer 10 credit them with their the dy
dcnd JAS. McFADDEN, Jr,
BS9lll ID 10 49, Secretary.
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>zFEFg, FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
ssllAalAsst Raroad The elegant new steamship COL
DIN AOlE, w1ll leave
on WEDNESDAY, ., July 27, at noon.
Lowest rates OF passage through irOm Philadelphia 10
San Francisco,
Apply to W. A. HAMILL,
Agent,
jyIG lms No. 2l7 WALNUT street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

NV BrsrSEss Buck While In the Office
OF our friend Hodgson. the architect. last week,
We we're shown the Grs~ings and plan Of = hand
some three-story front u block Of three stores
about TO take the place Of the old Waipole resi-
deuce on Virginia Avenue. next TO the Sinking
Fund office BY the way. Squire Curtis Is erect
ihx two business rooms on the opposite side OF
the Avenue. and close on the south of him Mr.
Clark j. erecting three brick business rooms
Now the fact that eight business rooms lal of
which could be rented at large prices 10 d@y) are
in course OF erection within one square, where
business has been unknown heretofore, is worthy
OF serious consideration: It's ob,iO meaning y,
that another sqasre Of hrst class business prop
erty u being addel 70 our commercial center.
Capitalists should remember that fuo0 FIRST class
basiasss stands. VIZ: tie Worland Grocery and
Nos % aud 81 Virgins Avenue. both IN the
same square. will be offered at public auction TO
the highes; bidder on next Saturday al : O'Clock,
a. ve learn from the plscards posted upon the
property.