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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
ARGANA WATCH.
An Elegant Novelty. in Matches,

TIE cases of this watch are an entirely new inyen-
8tion, composed Of six different metals combined,
tmiatiob Of is caratgold called Arcana which viii
always keep its color. They beaufulas solid
7gold and are afforded at one eighth the cost The
lease is beautifully designed with Panel and shield
sfor name With, Patent Push Pin and engrayedinthe
Eeksct style Of the celebrated Gold Hunting Ie1brs,
Aand are really hanosome and desirable and 30 act
ian imitation Of gold as to defy detection The move
ment is manufactured by the well known st. Jimer
Watch Company Of Europe, and are superbly finish
adjusting regulator, with gold balance and the i'm
SProved jeweed action with line dial and skeleton
khands. and Is warranted a good time keeper. =
These Watches are of three different sizes, the
smallest being for Ladies' and are all Hunting Cases.
csseof six will be sent. by Mail or Express for
Casefor S7b co. win readily sell for three times their
cost We are sole agents for this watch in the United
/ Trade mark. Address -'Srr'1s ss-'' ''-'
.GIRARD W. DEYAUGH &CO,,
i aprjl16-3mdRW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

AMERICAN WATCA w.
i \, g7sy bgsesa3aiait ------- silI 70 hIi1 ~
II having come to our knowledge that limitations
of the American Wstoh have been put iupop the
great number. calculated By their ptt'r
worthlessness to njure the reputation Of our gen-
suneproducts, to protect our owninterests and the
public from imposition, we. again publish the
trade marks bywhich our Watches may invariably
4 be known.
4 We manufacture four styles of Watches.
i The FIRST has the name r.,,roI t,,-fisD
AMERICAN WATCH CO.. Walthams Mass"
Fengrayed on the inside plate. la5y9
I The SECOND has the name, i a,
APPLETON TRACY q co.. .Wsltham. Mass.."
eeugraved on the inside plate.5 ys,t
A The THIRD has the name
"P. s, lBARTLETT, Waltham, Mass" engraved
4 on the inside plate. l.l ,iod
4 All the above styles have the name American
watch Co. painted on the dial. and are warrant
gged in every respect.
A The FOURTH has the name
a "WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass" engraved on the
INSIDE plate, and is not named on the dial.
A All the above described Watches are mado Of va
rious Sizes and are sold in gold or silver cases. as
may be required. 4 k.I EiAa$l ~
It's hardly possible for us to accurately describe
1.-THE numerous limitations to which we have alluded.
AThey are usually inscribed with names so nearly ap-
proaching our own as to escape the observation OF
Athe unaccustemed buyer. Some are represented as
mado by the Union Watch Co.. Of Boston, Mass"
mo such Company existing. Some are NAMED the
Soldiers W atch." to be sold as our Fourth OF VIM.
2Ellery style. usually known as tho Soldiers
4 Watch." Others are named the Appleton Watch
RCo.;" others they"Ps'S. BartpEy'' instead Of our
3'P. s. Bartlett" besides many varieties named in
such manner as to convey the idea that they are
fthe veritable productions of the American Watch
SCompany.
We alsocaution the public and SOL
Elders, gainst buying eefAin articles ALLIED
9es, 20 freely advertised in illustrated Pared as
q Army Watches" "0ficery Watches" Magic
aTime Observers" "Arcana Watches" &c.,' the
prices of which are stated to be from seven TO six
: teen dollars Agood watch, in these times cannot
Sbe afforded for any such money.
little attention the part Of buyers will pro-
fleet them from grossimposition.
4 y ROBBINS & APPLETON,A
Agents for The American Watch Company,
1872 BROADWAY, NY.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
A GARD TO INvALIps.

A CARD TO lNVALlDS.
s "a Glergymsn. while residing in South America o.
smissionary, discovered safe and simple remed,
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. ant
the whole train Of disorders brought on by banelu
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured BY this noble remedy. Prompted by
desireto benefit tho afflicted ard unfortunate. " Il
send the recipe for preparing and using this me
cine; in sealed envelope. to any one who need
Free of Charge, siig9 saslir 1907 tHd % emil OF
Please inclode stamped envelope. addresss
yourself. Address
JOSEPH T. ,NMAN,
.l STATioN l. BIBLE HOUSE,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29

" COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univer
sal demand sismade from the choicest materials
,is mild and emoIlient in its nature. fra
gravity scented, acd extremely beneficial
inits action upon the skim For sale by all Druggist
and Fancy Goods Dealers. jan3o'65 5-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
AIcARD D5iTo INVALIDs.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America a.
Il missionary, discovered asafe and simple rdmsdy
for the, Cure Of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay,
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the wholstran Of disorders brought on BY b@neful
land vicious habits. Great numbers have boon al
ready cured by this nobls remedy Promtea by 9
|desireto beneftthe afflicted and unfortunate will
send the receipt for preparing and using this msdi
scne, in sealed envelope. TO any one who nSedb IT,
FFes Of 0Aarys.
Please insloss postpaid snTslSps. Addressed 10
yourself. = Address. 81" t~'h
ssrTxr ~ JOSEPH n IsslAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
Desires a Situation.

A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS Hal. MUG EX.
salesman, desires situation in dry goods house.
shoe store or grocery, He will give the very best oi
references, if desired. Call at No 2SS South High
treet. 10 " s4sFfst ~ ~ apr4-dr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
Removed from his old Onics.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway. neal
High street, Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himself
series Of years to the treatment Of certain pr
vate diseases. He may beconsulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank.
mch28'65, sn ~.-
The Isridai Chambcr. an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also. new an,
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary al
Sexual SystemsrSent free, In sealed envelopes
Address, DR. J. SKILLIN TIoUGHT0N. Howsr,
Association, Philsdephia. Pa. l-'' % apr fS5-iy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29
THE EOUEsCuRRfCuLUM,

Wilmington, Wednesday, April 20. III gHir
Washington, Thursday, April 81. 4, 49,.
JCircleville, Friday, April 2s ~ Sfs' h'sY,i'
Chillicothe, Saturday, April 20. Il h4s9 9len9
4 Columbus, Monday, May let. luE19i1o sYu
NJ Vernon, WEDNESDAY, Mays u ~ =
Darlington, Thursday, Mayl. ltih Z ~ hf
II IN -lnn'a - 4rI.L HnG Il.Ylln nf r.-L-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-29

| Crestaine, Friday. May 8. Ii31 GGS RIO
I8IScsrqEs SSsr qEssdaSkS Ssp ondsy, Mays. of sh9qq
| Tifin, Tuesday, May o.. .'
| Fremont Wednesday, May w. ffeF'fftfk B
1 Maumeo City Thursday. May II ,gsf,4sa ~ n
Monroe. Saturday. Mayls. sr 6Sg x EsIrl
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1865-03-30
+ county, arrested, tried and convicted
on the same charge, and condemned ta be

i county, arrested, tried and convicted
on the same charge, aud condemned To be
shot, had on his person when arrested, =
letter from his father, in which, after de.
sploring the spirit lof.desertion reported 70
be prevailing in the regiment to which
his son belonged, the noble old man said,
''if the whole army leaves, | wish my s",i
to be TIE last man to desert his coiors.''-----
In his case the court have forward ed an
earnes sarpeal for mercy to the President,
and a>kr siiat for the sake of such a falh-
er, the Hie of his son may be spared. /.
hope tpls case may present an addition
al motive TO parents and frien6s t" write
80 letters to The. army. excepr those of GU
enlargement and sympathy; al earnest
appea, to stand true To their glorious cause
OF lber;y and Independence.
beg that you viii! pablsh the facts I
have thus gwen you, and cal! the asten,
'i"n "t our people IN suitable re'na ks.and
also ask the other papers "f the State 70
pursue like course.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1865-03-30
PUBLIRHED WEEKLY
r. w. A LIS p A u Ct FL
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TEN DOLLARS TEAR, Or FIVE DOLLARS Fol
SIX ,xrMs. The rates for clubs are the same
aad uo di,ainut,on troin these rates will be made
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Two poLLAxs square ("f fourteen lines or less)
for th- first and dollar for every additional in
serti6a. Regular advertisements charged accord-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
The Supply or Air TO Firemcn In BssniAo
Bulldogs.

Yesterday afternoon number Of gentlemen.
including c. c. Pinckney. Chairman CT he new Board
Of Fire Commissioners; Samuel Townsend And Dalisl
Underhill Of tho Fire Patrol Committee assembled q
the Westchester Exchange. corner Of Broomest. AnA
the Powery witness the testing Of smoke protector.
intended for several among them that u fufnh
Ing fresh mir 10 flepeh in building where here y
great 0uapty OF smoke and where fresh air sanAet Il
Ibe protector Is an india rubber bag about fcR ~
souare ard made 80 to buckle under the arms en1
around the waist With india rubber Tube IN The oA
and o.nsd h. this there is covering for the fAcn thO
FORM Of skull cap with piece OF glass u each nd y
admit the hight.
The bag is first filed with air by means OF sfeD
fastened TO each side Of the bag; BY this means he
sdes VI the bag pulled out several times ~ - . "a.
nit the air and then allowed ~ relax; the qnanu!y
air admitted IN this way viii last nom 10 TO 10 mmot
1t was Invented by the Rev. benjamin Lane q
South Farmingbaui Mass, aid the design vas oafnAa
out by the maker, Mr. J. Ii. Henderson OF bostoa II
coat II about $50
There was quantity Of brlmstone ignted In snaa
room about Is feet square. generally used ess v,ne.
vault and after the room aas thoroughly niieQ VIZ
smoke Mr.. Thomas i. Bsyey member OF the bcsice
Fire put the apparatus and entered NJ
roo where he remained about 10 minutes NOS csin
able to remain any longer account OF the great
Several Of those present entered the passaeway haa'
ing 10 tho ROOM but unable 10 enter Sns room Q!
even remain for moment in the passage. on ssoosnl
of the dense smoke and tue intense heat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
oryrcu ov rm- srxKsr CoxxissioSKs.
ITO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS IN


vI,O CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS IN.
,lo,ea In se lied envelope, ndor.ed Win the uus
On, work and with the # the bidder written ~sss
viii b.. rro~ wed At oiee Until iuesdsy June ~ ''
For regulations srsdin,. &C.. Finyoshth street ron
cnd avenue W Eas, River. - ,.., nan.
Ror s-suist.ng eralins ko, ssYt J-siah street, "'~
Firth avenue 20 .ss' Kiyer -. So. s....k
For reguating grading. H., tuiy''l'' street. fom oss'
avenue Third avsnUe. A., Ny .,.~A
For rrgplAi ng. grading &e-, Nne ii'sa ee s"u -''
ffom tiih avenue 20 Harlem RIVED. . .rh,~,, seA
ForTrguistirs. grading Act One 'ithuieis'' A""' w.
street fi0m touith avenue &c ~, 10 avenue 49, r.nse
For regulating. grading 40. cry tAllu '''e'1 "
syeuue 10 Eleventh avenue. ..,, 49,, 6ss,
For cIibing. sutsrine snt 1i.;hs ~ y-'e0o"
fifth avenue - Eighth sv.nn" -. ncsu
For cmbns si.,erng .nd isgirs Eleventh avenue Nv
Fi,,y.thirl street TO tty-nni street ,,.,,. -, No.
For curbinx entering srd aasshg Eighteen s'iseA Nv
Thiid avenue 10 Fast River. r.--...,h 49,, nsa
Fer eurbins gutieTine sra lssihs 'o''' '
Ninth avenue 20 Tenth avenue. =, ,,-,.. -...-. IA
Eor rebuIdlrr nkhead north side Rivinsson "f'~ 49,
River. - -, NJ. A.. .s,xy1 -
River 49, =, ~ nj,
10, s.bnidins Pier No ~. Eust River.
q. y,sJ,ing both sides OF Pier No Oh, East Rivef.
Ia, ,sbulding Pier No o. North River
Var rrxusne and grading orty tirdstr,e from sssoD
svenae 70 Third avenue -, 1870
pnt forms of proposals together with the speeiassaasD
and arrreu-nts car he obtained At this ohice.
-Da,.d Street Department, New York. June . so
CHARLES q. CORNELLA
Street Cemnissfess~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
AogIcULTURIsr STRAWBERRY EXHIBITION

AogIcULTURIsT STRAWBERRY ExHIBirIoH.-'
There was fair show OF tine berries at NO. Il fass'
row yesterday The object was to call out the iass
sorts and accommodate northern localities A. q ~
former show the Agricultnrst" took the lead sAoosA
there were some very ire Triomphe de Gsnds Rus
srlI's and Wilson's Several new seedlipgs were eu
hibited sone Of them promising. others OF htte ~
count TIE following awards we're made: Beat Ssfav'
berrv new OF Cd. 'Agricuinrist,' 10 Mr.. Ohm, gard
ener 20 o. Jndd Flushing Largest and best collection
% sorts -Ihos Csvana.h, Brooklyn. L. l. Best mArks>
berry, "Agrlrulturi-t." Mr.. DIN. Heaviest osfriS
(Russelps Prolific 2i0z) Geo. Herbert, feekAN a
Y who also ook the priz. for the best Triomphs sn1
special premium fr benptful plste Of La CoDstsntA
Best Rnss.n. AMI best White" Lennies.'-G y
Pcll, New-York Orphan Asylum. Best AipinA tnes
Cuthbart. Riyert,nl.. L. l. A prize also rsesal
mcnded for o. unnamed seeding by W. II. Romeyn q
Kingston, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
CORPORATION Notices.

.'AroRs crrIcs New.Yors, June > ls0
NOTICE 10 OWNERS or DOGS.-Notce
~ 4. Le.ehy siven thai syi after MONDAY; Jups n
565 the ordnance rrpruns log, found running ooss o.
age IN sy sfr-.t g Of ,ew-iork without beiao
properly WI be strictly enforced Thesum or fy
Cents Will be- paid ~ dog which shsl have been iesne
IN ~. streets ruhuiI without beius prsp~f(
mar ed AMI whs 81. n- Dr ought ave 70 tho foaEd
tue foot twenty Est VI. prior 20 the hfss Nee
DAY in Au.uL on slier which e only Forty Cent? w
De- pI Tor each. o. Of Dog, my reclaim them q "
Pound before o'clo / The day they ~
received OF payment Of EXPENSES. -
n b-No Doys will b. received rom boys Ey order q
the Mavog GEO. ". MORTON. Fist NsrsaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16

jun I5.-l3 C22 bb's Flour. 10 bbls. Gem Nasl
40 bbs Whisky. 81 TOO blsh Wheat. A. 200 bssh Cen
TO- l20 bush. Oats, 100 bnsh. Rye. 10000 bush NiS
les pkgs Lard 5l7 rkgs OIL Cake e6 pkgs AshsA Luz
pigs. Provisions 2.2s2,5 pkgs. Bulter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
DEDEIPTION
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN
OF
100000
OF
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID
FUND REDEMPTION BONDS

Or THE CITY or NtN-loNh.
Seated proposals viii DO received this lice until rHU NJ
DAY Jils H. las at o'clock when tbs NH -
pubcv opened for he whole any Part Of the sim oi n
Hundred thousand dollars OF Volunteer Soldiers. Family Az
kuud Reiemption Bonds OF the City Of N-wfors s1hor
ifed CHAPTER IS Il Laws Of 1853 and by ordiEsao
Of the Common Council approved By the Mayer May ~
1905.
The ,ad bonds will bear ntees, At the rate OF sever -
cent per anuuu psyabe halt yary tue hst Jay Of May
and November In each year. snd The ptineYAi VIII % ~
deemed "a IN. hrs, day OF Nosembei 1873
The proposals viii the amount of bonds desired ne
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the r~o
whose poposa,s accepted will thegeupon be resuedn
depo.; tie Chamberlain ct the broadway bsnAl oe
before trt day OF july ao the sums 70 me-
resrccfivr.y -
On presenting the Conpto~r tho receipts OF ne Sban
bersn Tor such deposits, The par - VIII be enued 70
bond, equal unOuut- OF lie per vtne ~ the JUL
swarirl 10 thsui oeari interest from July !. 100
Zach PROPOSE should De scaled aad ndorsed fFoposssS
Volunteer Solder family lid Fund Redemption bcnaA
and neo.ed IN second snveope, addressed ~ the e'"V
trolrr -, -. 49,.
The right n reserved reject any all Of the BIDS sc
sdefed Necessary protect or promote tue n'"e'" ~
County. ..., q, ,cr.u,N co,.,.,,,.,
City Of Ncw.lors Department Of Finance e'H9N'
l. lsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
CHEESE q In fair demand. and psiees ~ IN. We
quote: ~ n Tf'C Tr's'f TF -
Stafa factorv N Anira - -


State factory. GOOD b choice vn......l9Ole
nthte' itslr I'd Roou ................H 0it
ctt'f uairies choice. ...-.-...-..-...A Ol0
Ensiish dairy Conn.). nons.
EnRlsh dairy (Ohio). none.
eruOHt ldlrV nouA
PETEOLEU 1.-The narlet Is quiet; Crude n stsaA>
At @a3lc Refined l. better. and closes Ut 81 asSc ~
Bonded. and .0172c frr Free.
RICE better BUSINESS has been doing to-day a
about previous ra'es s,les II 40 bags Rangoou ri -
s}c.; aud about ITO ties. Carolina ut l0tG lido
SCGAES--isaw Sugars nsve again been In soaA A.
mand ard somewhat excited owing to the contjnssA
advance In gold. Al the close prccs are somewhat NJ
ettled, bat fair to good Refining may be quoted a N
llt0illc: sales Of i.l50 hhds part grocery Cha -
l2t l3ic; Porto Rico ut lj. and .&0 boxes HavanS
on private terms. Refined are In demand and fYms,.
closing at i9!1 1910. for Haras.
SEEDS-firass Seeds are NEGLECTED and prices srs
entirely nominal Rough Flax Seed is not very setave
out prices are better ssles a. q l0de Is y bush
TALLcW-Tne inquiry continues rood, and ~
market 10 krni at Improvement in prices; sales a
10000 10 at l03~IOIc for Western and II 0IISa e
CITY.
WHSKY-The market IL dull and unsettled; ssias
OF 80 bbls at 81 03a 81 VI for Western. LsaAn6 ~
we'll known hOuses Ill not sell 10 any extent u pesseu
prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16

SEQ Fsemsntes Three MeI.hs In the Southern States
p IA8
Detective ds,riytion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

in active borrowing demand, including NshpsA
and Cumberland. In Railway shares there is IN IN
creased business, with disposition to buy for
EN- advance. Stimulated by an excessive o6ehne
Of money end the moro remote prospect of pesOs,
Erie continues the chiefpoint Of interest," and sch
as high as ui This stock i, largely ever-
sold, and the deliveries made with increasing
difficulty, and the borrowing. demand was usvss
greater Eightthousand shares are understood t.
have Como to Europe within tho month. Illinois
Central is also in demand for European account
Tho general st is strong, and in the absence ofsoms.
stirring military success prices for the moment arc
hard to break, and moderate "bull' combination
would put quotations up sharply. Prices % com.
pared with this day week and January 3, eompAw
as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Eooils Received.

Franks Campaign; or What Boys DO on the Farm for
the, Camp. By Ilors'io Alf'r, IT, Second Edition
limo. pp. POS Boston; Lotmg. .
General ilittory Of the Catholic Church. r. 81 LAbbe
y.E, Dsrss. From the FWuch Edi,ion- Vol J. No l.
r. O'Shea
Nellie; or the Companions By FsrfsI Trlour esq s,e.
pp 293. Frederic a. Bredy. .
Sadiers Catholic Almanac, Tor lSfa limo. pr. go ID.
J. Ss Her Il Co.
Treatise on Ordnance and Arnor BY Alexander L. Holsy,
h. A. 8vo. PIP. 600. II. Van No.trald.
Ny Brother. lie. Life History. By Amelia u. Edwsds.
svo Up lI2. UsTrer Brothers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

FRIDAY. Jan. W n
Gold opened nj 209, and steadily rose TO 2lfl,
under reported bad news from Wilmington. From
ibis point II rccedcd to 2l2, and closed at 2l3i.
Tho peace feeling has abated in the minds OF oper
ators, and tho market is for tho moment strong.
Government stocks are all higher and in removed
demand. At the Stock Exchange skies Of 1881 sold
at 1904; Gyo-twcntcs, 1889, and tenforties ut l0.
Tho closing rates were for fyc-twentics, IOSl and
for ten-forties, 1904.
In State bonds nothing done. Railway mortgages
arc offered moro sraringly, and full prices asked.
The Disce uaneous sb~res were al 1lm aud some are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
fAdverti men'.I
Eowes & Macy,
Formerly Officers OF the Park Banh
Bankers, No. 30 Wallet, Ncw-YorA.

Formerly Officers OF the Park BaAk)
Bankers, No. 30 Wallet. Ncw-YcrA.
-Four PER CENT INTEREST allowed on Dertks;
which may be made and drawn at pleasure 81 via
the City Banks
Certificates of Deposit issued Ito partics d''irink
for remittances to any part of the United sliies.
Gold Coin received on Deposit, and Ccgtiissfao
given for the same, payable on demand.
Particnlara,tention paid 70 The collection o Ho's%
Checks, Bills of Exchange, &c., on all acesseio~
points of the United States and Canedas Gnd chscfS
for the proceeds sent to the owners place Of bash
ness without delay.
Orders for the purchase or sale Of the yoEions ia
sues OF Government and other Stocks, Bonds sR3
Gold, promptly executed for the usual oonoiwior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

proouced by talent, however great oy c1''oi''
however perfect, but by mind which Is 10" i"
itself-in other words, genius ou0"' "a
nothing leea was Washington Alston''
Amonc other articles in this number OF ne A.
lsn,ic. We have new story entitled I'D 4. Johns,
by Donald G. Mitchell searching rsview Of the
judicial career of the late Chief Justice fancy
Notes Of Pianist" chspte[ from the early
literary history of New-Enr, land called "The
pleiades of Connecticut" ard several poetical con
tributions Of various degr ees of merit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
fAdvetisemeYtl
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF Tbs CIT

The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF IHh VT
OF EEw.YoRk. aoaooo
Il
EIs.ycIAL AspAr or TnE UNiriD STARS.
NOs q and - pinest., y. l..
This Bank has ready for sale (ollowing the con'"s
sion IN nnrchasers) US 1910 notes. which az maturity
are conror tble into SIX per cent gold bearing ha1i
collects warrants. certificates maturing ioNs 80
drafts ard attends all Financial business with s 'cis
mont Parties wishing 10 avoid the delay nrG 100
venoncs ~ direct correspondence with the Dsp4st,
laeuts, are invited 10 apply at this Bank .,,...
MoRRs kkICBUA. Fgs3!.s&S
A. LANE Assist. Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
fAdy.rtisemep,.l
PUBLIC rEIIoLEuM STOCK ExcR4Nsr, |
No. 70 Broadway, ccr. Rector.st.

NoTroE.-The public Petroleum Stock ESe
change. for dealings in Petroleum Stocks located h.
the Empire Buildings. No. - Broadway Rectos'
ST.. will open for business Wednesday. Febrnaryi's
wish the officers OF the various Petroleum CoNs.'
mics OF this and other States 10 furnish pro9p.-
as practicable prospectnses slowing their ossAnis,
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y. O'Shea has commenced q serial publication
OF tie esra History ofn Ca&oie CaHre1 by the Abb6
DAnRAs, translated from the French with an introdnc-
ton md notes by She Most Rev. DIR. Spaldine.
Archbishop of Baltimore The work snstans high
reputation in the original and the translation by an in
teUgeni lady convert In this country ia warmly com
mendcd by leading Catholic authorities