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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-12-20

James Townley, a farmer living in.
Winsor township, Shelby county, Iilli-,
nois, has information from England that
his uncle, Lord Townley, died recently,
leaving him the snug fortune Of s11, 600,
900. y
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TERMS OF ADvERT1sING:

One square, twelve months. .......... w
One-fourth column, one year ,,........ 20 90
Dne-haf column, one year. ...... 80 90
One column, one year ..........s....6o 90 w
n &xTwelve liAes, FOR less, viii be charged as
sci EyfAA legal advertisements will be charged
by, the 1ine.1a ei--.saseil gkaeseifssoge s %
kSr Notices Of the appointment of Ad- -
fSE ministrator's, and Executors; also -
- Attachment Notices, must be paid in "a
@ advance.
e Twenty ylhvs per cent. additional will be
charged on the price Of job work If not paid
b advancsl. and on advertising if not paid be-
ore taken outgraE. iAs4a ss - s89Gle
vasa The Law of Newspapers.
q 4 spbseribers who do not give express no
nce 70 the contrary, are considered as wishing
to con ntinue their subscription.
z. II subscribers order the discontinuance OF
heir newspapers, the publisher may continue
to send them until all lsarrearages are paid. f|tt
B.. IL subscribers neglect or refuse to take
shei- papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill and ordered them discon-
II subscribers remove to other places
without Informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible. sS3ts ys9a1E9 ssf4a7 81
-s5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
sfdrleazing them Hncalled for, is prima facie
evidence Of intentional fraud. sssa
IS
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-15
view ADVERTISE. il eentssL.. IS. !.

p "a u .
H. The following new Advertisements iaPpear
in this mornings paper, 70 which We ihvite
the attention Of our readers:siza s-eszti. Boa .
Nicholas & Co Have opened ipe assorts
ment of hats, caps, fufs, umbrellas straw
goods, Sc, at 80 Main street and sell at
wholesale and retail, 44ai s1o,a.s1s bea
q The Prince of Cqtefers Has opened at No.
2 Campbeh's wharf, another huge assortment
of useful articles, together with let's of macks
eral, vinegar, sugar, &a.an 'e s7,.'.s.t ~
8 S1oop Boat for sa1e1-New and built Of the
best material, twenty-two feet loee and ,suitas
bic for a variety of purposes. CAll at the
counting room of the Day Book s's1.
The Stands on Marhst Space = Are to be
rented out blythe City Collector on the first
Saturday in. ,sspte@berr See notice q Mr.,
James Belote, City Collector at'ss-t,,'4ae 49,
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.mA LIFE PREsE RvEs.--In this c9mma atty,
where 10 macy" no down 10 the seain ships
anything relating to she reservation of hu-
II an life is Of the fist Importance to very
many. For this reason we are induced to
describe the latest invention in the way of
life prese1ver II is composed of three air
tight cylinders, made of India rubber or gutta
percha. These cylinders are each eneased ID
another made of eavy duck, connected by
luck aanchers Ga the raft are five ''tauts,"
=, 4nuing crosswise, which act for the double
nm rpose Of a seat and as a stretcher to keep
the cylinders apart. Each cylinder contains
whe filed sixty-nine cubic feet Of die, or two
humid -eo and seven in the three. which are
CAPABLE OF sustaining eight thousand pounds
weight, Eighty persons have been carried at
'one timte on this raft. It can b. Inflated by
means of three bellows, with Iudia rubber
hose. which can be ,}ttIcbed in ten minutes
1t weighs but six huunred pounds when full.
When iAfioat it draws o,aly three inches Of
wafer, and is propelled by means OF six oars
Tor by sails. ..a ga s... ..r
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-15

Engine WASHING. esterday afternoon an
immense concourse of curious spectators fill.
ed the avenues adjacent to, and overlooking,
Roanoke square, all of whom had been at
tracted thither 10 witness the trial of the va
rious fire engines of this city, The Aid and
United performed WELL and. elicted much
praise, but the steam fire engine, alta he'd to
The Hope company, excited the admiration of
all who were presents: she threw stream
about The size Of man't wrist TO great diss
lance, and created a small deluge in the
streets. After the 6remen had sufficiently
tested the powers of their various machines,
they varied the3pe tformance by throwing wa
Ter on each o;her-the two hand enginfs VS.
the steahi engine she members Of the ider-
Vent eompapies stood manfullyf aPd COED ma
turqdIS up.to lheiiest, which app eared to as
to be nythicg but pleasant. In an Instant
every man was Soaking wet, and as they con-
ltinued to BY each other with water, the der
lighted crowd continued to shout with laughs
ter, until slip Of the pozzel drenohed the
crowd, and turned the laugh on them. ls
was an exc fling scene, and wss witnessed and
enjoy ed byfmany. ltA8g
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T ABUIt VINLIT-OMNIAI

LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE, NORFOLK, Aug. 9Th, 1865
The pressing demand for Laborers in Virginia and
North Carolina has induced to undertake to suppl
the want. With this view, have recently visited
New YOrk and after full consultation with the Com
| missoners of Emigration, have concluded to ente,
| upon this important duty at once.
The engI alton from Great Britain and the Continent
TO America IS very great at this time. That large
proportion OF this vast tide be turned towards the
south,.l am convinced from enquiry upon the spot
have opened office in this city, and am now rea.
dy to receive orders for such Farm Hands finale and
ienale.l House servants, &C., may be needed The
Nationaltes of Great Britain and the Continent are all
represented in this grand influx of population But it
Is from the German States, and Ireland and Scotland
and Wales that we have to look for such labor as we
heed Persons making application will fully their
wants aud their preference TO nationality
shall take pleasure in communicating fully all the in
formation possess on the SUBJECT and have doubt
OF being able with reasonable notice. to supply all the
labor that may be required. l.
take pleasure in referring TO the following gentle
'uen: Itta 70 s
Cyrus Curtis, Esq, Vice President of the Board of
nenry g Hardy, " Beaver street. N. Y. Formerly
of North CaTona.) t.t a.n'
john Fotts Brown, So Beaver street, N. Y.
kaiph King 59 Beaver street, N. Y, formerly of
prA N. Bell liz Clinton street Brooklyn, formerly
OF VTsnia.), ~ .-'' a.f5
Hon y $. Nilsson, Ex U S. Congress.
Hon. Francis G. Pierpont, Gov Va.
Hon L. II. Chandler, Elk. u 5. Congress-
Hon 4. z. Tabb, Mayor City Norfolk -
g James Cornlck, Pres. Dis. q. Company
MARSHALL Parks, Pres. A. & G. G. Conpauy
Alexander Bell, Charles Reld W. j. Hardy CITY of
Norfolk. So. - -
s. DR. W. Wing, late Treasurer State Of Va.
Lewis Webb, Collector Port Norfolk
aus ~ JAS. E. BELL, ID
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& Fees TRAoRDINABY.-A farmers wife tells
Ius that eggs can be keptiior two years BY
dipping them in a solution made. Of one
pound of quick lime, aud one of salt, to
one gallon Of water. Take an old pail and
put in your lime and water, and then stir
until it Is all dissolved, then add salt as above,
keep it in the cellar) when cool Ugh, it is
ready for use. Dip 10 the eggs, and see that
they are all covered with the solution, which
must be stirred from tue bottom occasionally.
Pack them, small end downward, in bran or
salt, or without anything. When wanted for
use or market. a littls warm wafer will wash
them clean. Some dip eEasin boiling water,
some grease them and pack them in bran.
She packed fifteen dozen ia Augnstin SALT
and kept them until spring, good and fresh
They must all be kept in a cool cellar little
moist rather han dry t.a ,A-a-'"
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CoGL.Fcrf,ts's oEFIt;se. j
NORFOLK, August 18th, 1865

glY order Of the Common and Select Councils am
Al idirectedIto rent'out, atpubhc auction, on the west
and east side of the Brick Space. betwten the Pump
and the Market House. commencing at the upper end
number one and two alternatefyto the Pump Country
carts will pay other tax. and no other person can
occupy his stand without his permissiont The renters
will be subject to all the Market Rules as other Stalls
in the Market The renting will take place at the head
of the Market the frst Saturday in September. The
minimum price per annum the east side will be $40
the west side $50 They will be rented for the bal
of the year rates. to be paid for the day
of renting Further particulars the day OF renting.
JAMES l.. BEL0TE
au1517t Collector.
~ Old Dominion opy.
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ACCIDENTS u PORTSMOUTH AN sihteres tin i,
little child of ex-Mayors John O.5Lnwrence
fell from 3, porsb, at its fathers residence, in
Portsmouth, yesterday, and was 50 badly in
jurei that fears are entertained Of its recovs
cry. lrl.sI aaI - nag 81 Zlf9%S.9 '-S
A little boy, whose name we could not
learn, was kicked by q horse yesterday, at the
corner of County and Crawford streets, and
had his thigh broken by the blow. s,s' -.", !
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TEN LINES OR LESS MAKElA SQUARE.

These prices entte advertisers to renewal OF matter
every month For more frequent changes special con
800. I'll, n. roaae t.. 1ai ' al1I - a.
49, 80 nno sorara or less one year..36 90
Ssssness Coras Oh one 90
azp Special Notices double the rates of ordinary
advertisements. Ia. la z=baiJ = = .-'.
aas All transient advertisements oaya6te =" @a"@H &c
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rIso uGnAvIE b. YOUNG

TAKE notice that we SHALL on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER next at office in the city of Portsmouth
Virginia, between the hours of A. M and P. NJ. OF
that day proceed take the dispositions of ANN PIN
YER and Others to be read as evidence in behalf OF
EMILY YOUNG, in certain suit in equity Depending
in the Circuit Court for the city of Portsmouth, wherein
Che said EMILY YOUNG is plaintiff and you are de
ndan and it, from any cause, the taking of the said
dispositions be not commenced on that day, or if com.
nensed be not concluded that day the taking of he
same will be adjourned and continued from day to dav
time to time, at the place and between thu
same hours, until the same shall be completed
GOODWIN l. CROKER,
aul4-m4t Attorneys tor Plaintiff
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Az = A4O4x SAILS.
By L. SALISBURY, Auctioneer.

OUS,GksOLD AND KIECHER FURNs-
IL TURE Az AUCTION.
will sell at puclic auction, on Tuesday August L.
1900, at ~ O'CLOCK A NJ, at No. 81 West Main street
opposite CRANKY, next to the Custom House variety
OF desirable
d . U q Ii OL n RNITURE!
Consisting of one superior Rosewood Piano Bureaus
Wardrobes, Mahogany, Cushion and Cane Chairs, BED,
steads, MATTRESSES, Beds, Tetea tetes Tables Carpets
etc Also, will be offered,
ONE SUPERIOR HORSE,
hooded animal, six yesrs old Sale positive.
Terms, cash delivery.
L. SALISBURY AuGtionecr
au42-St IS and ", Main street.
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PoTAroEs.-Large quantities of potatoes,
both irish and sweet, ,eortinde to come into
market. fem the surrounding eouotry, and
are being shipped coastwise,; they are gener-
ally, in good condition and of 6oesizf
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CARRIERS WANTED.

Three or four more good Carriers will lind
employment at this Office, to sell and deliver
the Day Book. Boys, here's a chance for
you s4,sa3
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L,ANM &ns AND ,rNuGtSaSnsi.s 81
VlEY INspEocO0'5 NOTION

ALL persons living west of Bank street shall, before
the hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ, every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday and those the east of Bank street
before the hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, cause all the rubbish and filth,
weeds, &c, their premises to be brought out and de-
posted ia one heap in the centre of the street in front
Of their lot, under the penalty of one dollar
aul4-1Qt N, b, LEE, Inspector.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-15

IMPROVEMENTS Since we have taken our
seat, under the new series of the Dag BOOK, IL
has proved pleasing task to us, to record
the many Improvements that are sprlnging
up around us, in our seagirt city. But while
old houses are being repaired and new and
elegant structures are being erected for the
conveuieHce and comfort of man, we find one
unfinished building, dedicated to the living
God, standing untouched. We refer to the
unfinished front of the Presbyterian Church
ON Church street. The alterations made on.
this building before the war, were characters
lied by good taste, and the completion of the
steeple is all that is wanting to give as sone
of the most elegant edifoes to be found IN
the South. ~ vo6 b4a
The pastor and people will excuse us for
suggesting that these alterations and improve
mems, should be completed at once. Get up
big fair, call on the ladiesfor "aid and comp
fort" and our word for it the. Church Gamble
completed by the first of December. And as
this is probably the only opportunity that
will be presented for some years, to ''get up
good town clock in our city, let the trustees
of this Church determine to place one in the
new spire, and as this may be considered q
public convenience, we have no doubt the
public, if called 90, would subscribe literally,
towards its consummation. a3t
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-15

h For New YORK The steamship Yazoo
leaves her wharf, for New York, at P. NJ,
this evening The Yazoo is commabded by
Capt Couch, an able and experienced sea
man, and an intelligent and pleasant gentle
man. He has been connected with this line
for a-number OF years and has won the ad-
miration and confidence of all who have ever
travelled with him.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-15

OvERBoARD.- A horse backed overheard
from Cooley's wharf Portsmouth, yesterday
afternoon, and when we last heard from him
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d A X u IY EOiI;' L ES

B - = : '' y : Is.a /
Ioffer for rent my we'll known BREAD BAKERY, on
Hill street, In this CITY, 1t has Range of seven large
well built Ovens Its situation in the heart of the bus
mess portion of the city well adapts for the transac
lion of large city and country trade For the
ton OF contracts TO supply Shpbiscut to the u s..
Navy on this station, lin which business it vas for
merly extensively used,) it possesses admirable fa-
cilities. Et7 4
Apply at the Atlantic Hotel, in this city, to
aus 1878 t- ta'3 CHAS. HARRIS
MIA N II Il ID
smart, active BOY, about fifteen sixteen years
DID, to attend in Cigar store must be in the store
Til O'Clock In the evening. One who has been in
store before preferred. None need apply except hav
ing the best recommendation to character and hon.
esty Call at MARX Cigar store 70 East Main street.
aulO-3t
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- WITH A DESIRE TO THROW LIGHr--On a
very dark subject, we take occasion to state,
that the Norfolk Gas Company are determined
TO exert themselves to the utmost, that the
present quality of gas may be improved. The
former able and efficient superintendent Mr..
Thompson, has been placed in charge OF the
works, and is dung al that man can do, to
restore, them to that complete condition, SO
essential to the proper generation Of gas. Mr.,
Thompson is well known as an experiefced
manufacturer of gas and for years success
| fully managed the, works now again placed
in his hands. When be received the works,
he found them in very unsatisfactory con-
dition, but few weeks more u6der his man,
agement, will enable gas consumers to have
La brilliant and we'll purified light, and then
F the Complaint will be heard no more.
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The STEAMER KBLso-Is to be the flag ship
of Commodore Geo. W. Russell, of the old Bay
Line. Everybody knows that urbane and
popular steamboat Commander, Capt. Rus
sell, and will be gratifed to learn, that the
Old Bay Line Company are now having q
floating palace built for him. T he Keso is
an iron ship of the frat class, is to be. fitted
up in the most superb style, will contain about
seventy state rooms, and is to be the finest
stermer that ever foated on the of the
Chesapeake. The Commodore will take com-
mand, aud put her on, the line sometime
about the middle of September. ,as..a. -i1sa
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-15

MAYORS -Norfolk.--Ta the absence
OF Mayor Tabb, Simon Stone, Esq, filled the
executive chair, yesterday, Cd 0nesori two uns
important cases of action for debt,s was all
that received the attention of the rather COW
Fac'sd sitting of the court.
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The FEIaArR CoSeREss Was. 1ssis atone in
her glory on the "BaksEFlate,n between hsre
and Portsmouth, al day yesterday,I 9Sha was
quietly fyipg in fifteen or. siztesnf4et water,
with about two feet of her hull Above water
It is Supposed that1sbe will be pdnped Out
this morning and taken up to the dry dock, at
the Gosport Navy Yard, jsslns a;f1qa Al 1897
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d The IRoN-cLAD MERRIMAo.-We are inform
ed that those epterprisiog gentlemen, Messrs
Brown, Underdown Co., are making arr
Engagements and will, in few days. commence
the. herculean task of raising the Iron clad
Merrimac, known by some as the Virginia.
That they will succeed, there is no doubt,
and, ere many weeks pass, we expect to see
that aquatic monster floating up to our har,
Dor. It win be remembered that she was
blown up on the l1h May 1862, at the time
of the evacuation OF this city By the Southern
troops a3'.ai3ii4 ea1 - -.7,
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AGACKRREL, MACKhRML.-

50 Kids Mackerel in nice order in store and for sale
low, by #... ..- JAS. +. JONES,
| au15 No. Campbels Wharf
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FACE WORTH Knowing. 81

That by buying shoes with Metalie Tpg ~ o thirds
NAV be saved No one, for every day @eo, can afford
to buy any other. Millions of dollars gro annually
saved by this useful inVention. The toes of metal
timed shoes remain perfect until the rest 1.-the shoe is
worn out The feet are kept dry, tlust benelttng the
health and saving money q. .-.sses hs}.Ht
Tor sale by all shoe dealers. aul2-3m
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By L, Salisbury.
a UCrION sALA

a UCEIOE SALE!
q VIII be sold, at Higgins Warehouse, East Wide
wafer street, on Wednesday, August 3d. 10 O'clock
a. n, 10 pay for storage and other charges, - Tons
GUANo, and a lot of CORDAGE MACHlN ERY.
auAz IDS L. SALISBURY, Auetioneer.
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THn STEAMER Adelaide Resumes her
place ON the old Bay Line this afternoon,
and will arrive here Tomorrow morning.
She has been thoroughly overhauled and
reftted with new furniture &C., and will
from all accounts, present a new and re.
juvsnated appearance. The Adelaide has
been off the line about three months, and
the travelling public will be pleased to hear Of
her disappearance. She superceeds the Dan'l.
Webster. yess1 ss''s. ~. ..ss.,y.r.jtg. vi
In this connection it were pertinent t 0 res
mark, that the Louisiana is now in Baltmor
being .itted to new shaft she will be of
the line for some weeks. s2.ia'o Z. 6, baa
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JARS, JARS, JARS JARS
FULL assortment of Pickeing and Preserving
from half gallon to six gallons Send your orders to
.....- JAS. Z. JONES'
au15 No. Campbell's Wharf
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At II O'Clock, will be sold the
HOUSE AND Tor,

The House is situated otChIreh sire the
head Of Frecmasou, ana contains with two
story bflcK kitchen, LlstsIn o. good tttis paved
yard, and large garden attached.
The basement Of the House has been ia, Y tied up
for family Grocery, for the prosecution which the
situation IS well adapted. Tans made SlDEr at sale.
aug 1i-tds. s4.E 4a g j HARDY lIL.tDGEN.
.g.f Adbilr witt the NJ 4 annexed
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LOCAL.
QUA ADVERTISING RATES

We have adopted the following Il osrS'
scale of advertising rates for the accom- uo-
dation of our merchants and others, who d :
sire to advertise in our columns regularly
1t will be seen that in most cases the terms
are as low as they were before the war
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3CfL0N 5 i .
BY Shaw & Roberts,

sqrAUCisFn
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN USE
HOLD AND hITChEN FL.r VIFURE
.-. -H ROE SALE
Will be sold at public Auction
TnURsDAX NEXT, ISM INST
Commencing at ~ o'clock, a. m, the ,utu2 house
hold and Kitchen iurtlture belonging to oc tate
tile late jeremiah Hendren, decd consisting i'm part
Leather Beds, Hair Mattresses Baadstsad ioaurux
Carpets, hooking Glasses, Chairs, Crocc, and Glas
ware, &C. &c, and ut the time will -Vld, On
Chckering Piano, tl..
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5nt4tl B slfSlafifr
'WooD-An immense quantity of this essen
tial article is being piled up in the city for
future use.
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THE FERRY PoNT FERRY BRrDGE--1s in the
last stage of q gsllop:ng consumption; and
unless its friends do something to rSsnsitate
it, they will soon hear of its completes dissolu-
ton. 'l3A a ia 80 hGr 'fus! "a
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A NEW BUILDING, of more modern appears
ance, is to take the place of the old structure
now being torn down on Union street. A
three story brick house, with suitable front,
will be put up as speedily as possible .sioi
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TRApE WITH NoRrH CARoLINA-Is gradual
ly opening. Every arrival of the steamers
Clarion and Gazelle bring Us more or less Of
cotton, turpsntiae. tar, raga and !. shingles,
and advices ftom the interior bring us the
gratifying assurance that the manufacturers
and merchants of the old North State are exs
erting themselves toward restoring their for
mer profitable trade connection with our city
weurge upon our merchants the, Importance
of looking after the rich products from this
prolific source.
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d TRADE WITH BALrlMoRH.--The large and in@
crsasing trade between this City and surround
ing country, and the City of Baltimore, is at
tracing much attention. Every day in the
week. large quantities Of freight is received
here, for our people, or our eneighbors. This
is one of the many evidences Of the increasing
popularity of the Baltimore merchants, and .
proof of their enterprise and hberality in
business. Baltimore basa become one of the
most complete markets in the country for all
kinds OF goods, and.awe are not surprised
that our idealers are finding their way to
the importing house of the monumental city.
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YI.ANFEC COAST MAIL srhiR BIsaiP
n Line FOR Nsnvy EDRFso
The new and firstclass Sidewheel Steamships Hat
teras Capt l.. Parish and Albernare, Gait 5oarne,
win leave Dickson's wharf for New Yorlk fellows
Hatteras every Wednesday at u NJ. 178
Returning, leave Pier No. SO, North river, every
Wednesday and Saturday at II M. RI, ~e,G
For freight orpassage, having superior accommoda-
tons, apply to p avg a' 'A''ss - ,l,7,n,
"a. t--sssf lass at Dickson Wharf.
Or to j. NJ, RENsIIAvsb BELLS Wharf. iiS3
Agents in New ork, Messrs, Livingston, Fox " Co.
' au1-1 7...J...g .ssa ys aa5lt4
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4.la aau t.f
.'- tii.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-07
RXfi.res5AD TIME TAnLE.

Showing tho arrival and departure Of trains at CO.
| INDUS, Ohio. On and after Oct. slst, 1884.
trains win run as follows, r lg