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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-11
PRoPRIETORs OF THE COLUMBUS PowrER
( MAGAZINE. ...... ...,'
Legal Notice.

Valentine Swiger, decd Franklin County. Ohio.
l-..gf. VS.. ... { Petition to sell Real
George Swiger and others. .. Estate. ..r..
NO GEORGE SWIGER, JESSE LAW
IL renee and Elizabeth Lawrence his wife, Mot.
ania Lewis, Washington Swiger, Mary Stotts, and
the unknown heirs and legal representatives of
Philip Swiger, John Swiger and Sarah GOmmar, whC
are heirs and legal representatives of Valentine
Swiger, deceased, and all other unknown heirs of
Valentine Swiger deceased:
You are hereby informed that on the 10th day Of
June, 1865, said Administrator filed his petition in
the Probate Court of Franklin county Ohio, the OBJ
ect and prayer Of which petition is to obtain or
der on the 18th day of july 1866 to sell the follow
ing real estate of which the said Valentine Swiger
died seized Of an equitable title 70 pay debts Of said
in the town of Smithvillo, in Jefferson township,
Franklin county, Ohio commencing at the corner Of
Mulberry and Walnut streets, running thence north
81 feet; thence west parallel with the Central Ohio
Railroad 80 feet thence south 66 feet thence east
81 feet to the beginning. ri plu, l
Ia, '.iiTY ..5.,. A. j. MARTIN,
~ "a" Adm'rOf Valentine Swiger. decd,
Il. B. ALBERY, Atty for Admir-.
Dated june IL, 1885, ~ sfi june1T-w4w@b
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Lands Located in Ohio, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania. 9a9g Sl,,' '... 81. ..a

THE PROPERTIES OF THIS COnPA-
i ny consist of 423 acres of the most desirable
OIL Lands in these States. selected with care and
judgment by practical men, after prospecting and
examining the most productive regions and locai
ties. A large part Of it is situated on Dunkard
creek, Green county, Pennsylvania, where. in pro-
portion to developments, the quantity and quality
of the Oil found, is superior to Oil creek, it com
manding higher price in the Pittsburg market.
The lands in West Virginia are located in Mon
ongelia and Wetze counties, and are considered
among the best in the State,
In Ohio, the Company property is located in Knox
county, where the indications are most favorable,
Oil of superior character as lubricator being
found at depth Of $50 feet on adjacent lands and
within few feet Of the Conpanv's property.
The Company are already sinking one well, and
have arranged 10 commence two more, soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on the ground
THREE WELLS have recently been Struck only a
short distance from the property of this Company.
EITHER ONE of which would, in one year. nearly re-
pay Tie entfre capital Of the Company. f.
The officers Of this Company, in placing its stock
before the public, are confident that the induce
ments offered are not SUI passed by any Company
in thecountry. The Capital Stock is small for the
amount Of valuable Oil territory the Company pos
sess, and the assurance Of speedy and large re-
turn to the stockholder is almost certain. ;g,-,1
Full and detailed information given on applica-
tion to the Sec etary and Treasurer.
~ limited amount of the Stock is now offered
RE. CHAMPION,
apr2l-d6m Secretary aad Treasurer.
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-" Sherif's Sale ".pa ~.
Of Attached Property.

Isaac Williams, Adm'r3 Court of Common Pleas Of
RID. Williams. Franklin county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
u sale in the above case to me directed, issued
from said Court, will offer for sale at public a1c-
ton at the door of tho Court House in the city Of
Columbus, on ',t ~.
Saturday, the 22d day of July, A.D, 1865,
at o'clock P, NJ. the following described real esl
tate, situated in Franklin county, Ohio, to-wt:
A tract of land known as Lot No. 4, Of the parti-
tionlof the estate Of Isaac Williams, deceased, and
bopndedas folowss Beginning at o stake or stone
in the east line Of said quarter section northeast
corner to lot No. Of their partition. and running
thence with the north line Of said lot No. 8 north
6S deg min. west II 65l00 poles to stake or Stones
thence north deg. 40 min. east 80 9l00 poles to a
stake southwest corner Of lot No Of this partitions
thencs with south line Of lot No s. south SO deg 10
min. east 55le0 poles to stake or stone in east
line Of said quarter section thence with said or.
sec. line south deg 40 min west 80 4l-lOO to the
beginning, containing 18A acres. '' '.p
Appraised at $95 .OOper acre li yggr
.,'.ogoc -Jrgl.-,- - WIN, D0MIGAN.
Printers fees, 5000. . ~. Sheriff.
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Sherif's Sale.

Elizabeth shafer ct AL, Court Of Common Pleas
Drucilla Owens ct al. } In Partition.
nm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the 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 II : -5 ID i'I'I4 '-' VI
Thursday, the 10th day of July, A. d. 1865,
at O'Clock T; NJ, the following described real es-
tate situated in Franklin county, Ohio, to-wit
Being in range twenty zone (21)i township twelve
12), section No. 90, half section So. refugee lands
beginning % rods north Of the southwest corner
the west line of said section 10 l5 rods thence west
80 rods thence so0th l9l rods. thence west to the
place of beginning. containing six acres of land.
Appraised at $36. 90 per acre.
Printers tfees,iS6.f5.T n .IA'N = l9iu 'l v .
.t1HuM 9a1 10 HIuWM. DOMIGAN, Sheriff.
Q-dItutd ) 'fi.,, =
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Abolition Allies.

During the last Presidential election,
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Cory, Mr.. Alex. Long, per-
son known as General Singleton Oflllinois,
and about fifty other persons, calling them
selves the extreme wing Ofthe Democratic
party, met in Cincinnati, to consult upon
the best means sofdefeating General McClel-
Ian and the Democratic ticket. After de-
houncing the Chicago Convention, they
passed a resolution advising Democrats to
vote for Mr.. Lincoln or not vote at all. The
advice was not followed, and Mcclellan gain
ed instead lost, by the desertion of Cory,
Long & Co., and received 100000 votes, or
2l,000 more than ever before given to a
Democrat in Ohio. Singleton, the ring
leader of the movement, was given heavy
contract by, Mr.. Lincoln and made an inn
mense fortune. Cory & Co. are again at
work for their Abolition allies, and are
about to follow the precedent of last year,
and make a separate nomination, or vote
Tor the Abolition candidate. They declare
in favor of the heresy that any State, at its
own option, has tile right to break up the
Union, and in favor of the re-estabTishment
of slavery, although the people ofthe South
declare chat they can do better without than
with slavery. Now the conduct of these
men can only be accounted for in one of
two ways-they are either morally and
politically insane, or else they have sold
themselves neck and heels to theAbolition-
lists. In eithercase, the Democfcy are well
rid of them.} 'hl h,. tTj 1"'N. H2.arol
The Government cannot be brought back
to its old landmarks in one day, or one
year, and unless Democrats be patient and
wise, our institutions are hopelessly lost.
The great matter now is, to rescue the coun-
ryifrom the hands fthe Abolitionists, and
this can only be done by conforming to the
action of the party as expressed byits Con-
ventions. U '' 'i 'H-'.I ~ $50 ..t''"' ''
Be assured of one thing, that every man
who now seeks to disturb the harmony of
the party, has been put in possession of
more greenbacks than honestly belong to
him. Look out for the agents of thes peo-
nile in this cnlnfv M U aa.nnt, Runner
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1ANegro ol.iss Meeting!

We find the following, in The Western
Chfistietip AdUocdte: Np$csI5G5 y y'.'s0ip saH
"In negro class meeting at Richmond,
Sam johnson was called, ON to pray, and
before be had closed bis prayer, the leader
called OUT Sam Johnson, YOU may take
your seat, and let Cullen ,Sgglen pray; he
h5Ssf SstsF asna sss sasS apSn Ms g g ISs sSs %
ter speaking about five minutes, was called
to order, and told if he, could not speak
more to de point, dan dat, he might take
his seat, 31'h IlIIlnlNI ~ l'IinlasInIlnl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-11

The Maryspille Tribune records the death
Of Mr.. Christian Adams, of Jerome town
ship, Union county, Ohio, on the 23d Of
June at the age of one hundred and one
years and six months.loMr, Adams belong1
ed to o family somewhat noted, for longeya
ity, as his father lived TO be one hundred
and four years old. ''i'gi''ppyp 9AAm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-11

SubDESD DEArH.L Mrs. Geo. Heilbfon was
taken suddenly III on last Tuesuay morning
at about the hour of 7o'clock.1 While abbht
, her work she clapped her hands TO her head
and started for the bed Before reaching i6
she was taken with spasms, which continued
till death relieved her at abottt the. hOuriof
IL O'Clock. She remained lnsehsible during
the four hours Of her suffering. Up 10 the
time Of her attack she was ID her usual
health, SheIleaves q large family 10 m0tirh
her loss.-Ldacaster Eagle, jane 2ott. '1 iAilEa
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Merchant Tailoring,

rALL ON ROSE & BEEM, NORTH
east cornerof High and Tpvn streets, for your
iothing where you can get good ihts, good qualty
7 Goods, and at 0ery toW prices. ofye,r
I Eeb25-tilljan7,'66
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Hooking; ]: ]; Coal l,lsl1 i: /

II AM now PREFARED no Fun.
4 nish superior quality Of Hooking Coal, In any
quantity. delivered TO any part OF the city. or on
railroad cars. II yeN 100 "a 2IEaLl ttRlQ
as Orders left at my store. Buckeye Bl9ck l, ~
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send the funeral from his late residence 2s Amty place.
NJ two O'Clock in the afternoon.
donegal aud Michigan papers please copy.
tWrks--At Brookiyn on Friday, Aarcn D AAAf'
widow OF ARollos Potter aged 81 years u....5
Her friends and those Of her son. Ellis s. Potter ana
sonin-aw, w. Burke invited TO attend the rune
RAJ from the house Of the latter It's Schermerhorn
brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, at two Q ciock,
Enthusiastically, on Thursday, harcn =, MI nAS
TIA PluLNo, in the list year OF her age a-..xu
The relatives and trends of the family are
Invited to attend the funeral, Sunday sternoon a.
o'clock from the First Baptist church corner Oh
Broome and Elizabeth streets, without Iul.nel no.cs
sLAYLK-At Davd's Island, Thursday March or
typhoid fever, ALYRED sIAYIx, Of Company d, Sixth
New York heavy artillery.
His remains win be inferred At Tarrytown.
sKIDDY.-On Wednesday evening, March ], Mrs RI
Funeral service with high this Saturday morning.
n ten pollock at the Church OF the Nativity in Second
avenue between Second and Third streets -
TArr-On Tuesday evening, February 28, DAVID TAFT,
master of British ship Eastward Ho. tls
TURsURE Suddenly, on Friday, March g. CORNELIUS
" r., son Of John Turnure, Jr ...
The relative and friends invited to attend the fune-
r this Saturday. afternoon, at two o'clock from Clas
SON avenue, near Wlloughby street. Brooklyn. -e
THoMPsos.-0n Thursday, March 2 GgoRGE THOMPSON
at the residence Of his brother 11s West Twenty sixth
street hM' & H4A
The friends, and members Of the A A., are invited
o'clock
wnxor.-Near Wheeling, West Virginia, OF typhoid
&ver WILLIAM W. WIAor, formerly Of Bridgeport Con-
nectcut in the 2sth year OF his age. y. .s'-s,.g.s4
MARY E., wife Of George r. Walker, and daughter or
Q days
Of her parents, ~ Broome street. this Saturday
ing, at eleven O'Clock Her remains will be taken TO
Rosyn, Long Island, for interment
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dass. SssPs.s
E1i Eoss %ss s D. VIM
sos y o ssss
Gn
ra s
Lorng Atwood, BaitImore Mn Desperandum, Rich, Fort
x sici.n sparrow. SsssnA Telegraph Jones.
vRo.L vRRAILrIMoRE March bark wsvse. Hsl Osborn,
4mss Harssoa For,rs.s nonrss Below y BRIG Nile
Ssso
f.nws s so SID os. s,i Ha9 n9S r
Sss csi. eR h ws Esss S.vcoms winged Racer
s1s. II ssi'sa
% ssss I S$ s
wsns sss sssS u Isrs w.iss1 ;snsss
were ' sSehorsd IL Hampton Roads i. ins SSa M
for s sa
M Efn saS .cSr as Byu Nh
hsS HSLN snSss TS Is GSps Sats f'sd DO Edward
sos!: 'ss sssst Ssssi; sS .ssr %n 4 xssSsa = - -.
SID Nssnss p.SoIsS. - :. - , - "'
sfs sa.d sSsf
Sn % .s., ssGw % aaIa an HsI
@oio. Camilla from SG Juliet from Bangor. xs CID brig
AObe8 Rogers, Jones'
NEWPORT March l-sd .chs Bloomss. Elweii, MYort
1 n or s ssa
q, q AH4rr schr Hunts Endicost Dishtcn for NYork
Rich Hardy. and Anuis Rch. Kelsey Philadelphia for
PHILADEIPHIA March s-Arr stssmship John Gibson,
ne yeTSqn Bsn
YsT 3.a 4SSso dP as'G1
sS:S sss sss s.ss
Below brig Eliza Ann, from NYork Cid bark Myra (Br)
Dix Rio sneiro chTs Silver Magnet Shepard Boston, Jas
6htnder Lee, NYork Charm, Starr. Washington; Annie
Magee Ketchum, Jersey City; VIM Wilson, Wletts New
Haven; Bartlett Copnely. New York: Porter Bur
roughs dol Bright Shaw, Providence; Louisa FraEer
6teelman, Boston.
PORTLAND, March l-Ar steamship Moravian (Br),
Alton Liverpool via Londonderry; Frolic Kennedy,
Rockland forNYork Cid brig Thos Connor York, Csrde
mas: schr Phenix Henley NYork
PROVIDENCE March l-Sld schrs Sarah N Sherman,
Sherman Phiadelphia Zoe Hail. Elixabethpor Trenton,
Martin, do Superior, Paul. NYork; Pitts Bishop do via
Greenport, IL
sd-Arr steamers aaiates Jones and Pelican Fish, New
York Sid schr Benz Baker, Higgins, Tanger sloop
SALEM, Feb SAT schrS Bradors, Lawrcnce; Bueksport
for Baimore Sardinia Hobrook Rockand for Mlvle NJ.
WAREHAM Feb N-Sd schr Chief, Norton. NYork sioop
Ann Holmes, Harding do; March schr Emslne Haight
Howes, do
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CLEARED.
Steamship Sa1ona tHam), Trautmann, southampton and
Steamship Knight, Gallagher. PhAdelphia-wJ ray.
Ship = Bogert eBr) shnlaber, Dearborn Bros
ship Me tBr,, & &Aysrd 5. John NBTJ p Whitney Co.
Bark Ellen Stevens. Howe Cienfueaos-Brett Son Co.
Bark Chas Edwin, fibbetts Trinidad-Mller Houghton
Brig Sarah Crowel tBr> Messenger, Rio Gsande-Bret,
Brig Balcar sBr), claypoole, Matamoros-o King Co.
Brig Aurora (Br), Cashon, Cienfuegos-B Small Co.
Srg Nigretts, Brown, Key Wes-Benner Brown:
. schr Chapman lBr), Buck, Inasua-P 1 Ssvius 4
schr watansa, Cook, Beaufort:
Schr Ann Pickerfu, Seaman Washington-I Gager
Schr Mary Town, Fox Washington-yan Brunt slaght
schr a A. clifford, Clifford Washngtonvan Brunt slaght.
schr Bennett, Perry, Philadslphia- Smith 4
sssr ksa csa.s a
schr Ellen Louise Snow, New Haven-Hochkiss STAN
nard.
Steamship Port Prince Curtis, Port Prince, Feb -
u Lev
via Pof Royal with S sick the Medical
steamship Merrimae 10 ransport Sampson FORTRESS
ASnroe March with psssengers 70 Quarermaser
ndse TO Benner 4 Co.
schr Warner, Smith, Fortress Monroe, days.
Schr J Brayton Miiken, Fall River
sehr Abby Gale, acbonsid frovidsnce %
Schr s sherman, Sherman Providence.
Schr Maria Fleming, Williams New London.
ship Constitution tBr arrived last night Liverpool
passage Feb 2 lat 422o Ion S. spoke ship Baker
Bouth Shields for Boston, "a days out
The srg sybn Of Turks Island that arrived last night
soras Win light casterly winds and dense fog.
SAILED
Steamship Yazoo ship Lizzie Homans; barks Christine
nightingale, WI Hopkins ---
Wind at sunset NV, very light
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n7S REwARD-L0sT, on THE NIGHT or FEB g.
ID % Pockebook and Papers; also, Gold Watch and
Chain and two gold Rings The Under will receive The above
questions asked By leaving them At Grand
streei n
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FURNuTURE.

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT oF HousrlioLD
furnru fct sale Al saerinsc chantc or hunst-
ts pes parlor snits, covered ~ broeaici and rcr a
srcs, Hyokcte Gentfc Tables Pianofos broh1s rant
gs bureaus Bcd.teade MAttresscf Extension Iat.s Bni.
t,t Vhina tlass Silver Ware ti3 West thdfsfett
Niptk av, nue..
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60 000 ~. EEwAED; y.,,;;. nan, ,..
x.crs undo Thursda,

The above arc all coupon hnnds aud dates posed 70 DC
sorraet Also, bond aud mortgage made by ksanor law
to Wm w. fawrencr, nHgted, dated pctentsr lHS
Also for 10 shapcs Scsurity FIRE Insuranse
gonpanyf stock No. g92
Bankers and brokers viii please the above record
po"sarsKps,s FeO. "a 1898. riiOs LAW NkENDE
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FRENcH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE DEMofsEIIE SUISSE DEsfRERArr sE PLACER
W .omrie nn~ nourrter RouvrrnaDtss ellie des bonns
ecommanda,ons et parent troIs ngucs Adresser pour
deus Iours NJ. D., Chatham square Post Office
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riAbst sptslpailst Medical and business ctartoyant
knJwn. has that failng ret speedy
,ees Oeo 40 Ennth rwsny fourth street
Inaa
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THE NATIONAL CELEBRATION.
NATIONAL CELEBRAQON

NATIONAL CELEBRAdON
IN OF UNION VICTORIES.
The people Of New York will celebrate Union square,
Saturday, March at O'Clock r. M the victorious progress
Of the Union forces In restoring the authority of the govern
ment and maintaining the integrity Of the nation.
desired that this grand ovation the Union and 10 the
heroic who have devoted their lives to its preservation
may receive the united and hearty Of citizens Of
every class, creed profession and calling.
All honor s due 70 the army and and is fitting that
the commercial metropolis should be forward bearing
people.
The following gentlemen among Others are expected 10
address the assemblage-
Rev. DR.. Chaplin, Hon D. S. Dickinson,
Hon. James T. Brady, Hon D. P. Tyler,
Hon. G. p. DAILY. Rev VIM H. Boole
Hon. VIM. M. Evarts, Hon. Lyman Tremain,
Rev. Robert Hatfield, Hon. f. r Cowles,
Hon. Edwards Pierrepont Hon. Gilbert Dean,
Hon. d. s. Coddngton, -and numerous others,
The general programme OF the procession Of societies
and military bodies and the arrangements grand pyro
technical display In the evening will be announced
Friday.
All relating celebration may be
dressed to the Committee OF Arrangements the
House.
BY order Of the Committee.
WIN. T. BLoDGETT, Chairman.
FRANZ T. HOWE SecratarY o. - -.
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The Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
WILLIAM r RI.OhGETT [

4 LII DISCHARGED OFFICERS, NON-COMMIssIONET
"A officers and privates, who have served during th
invited 10 take the celebration OF h
victories Of the Union armies and Join 10 the procession
Saturday next HAMILTON FISH,
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FINANCIAL.

TEN YEARS LOAN
soMon
KINGS COUNTY tBRooKLYN, SEVEN PER CENT
f.s,s m KINGS COUNTY TsxAsuxrRs Ovrczl
Feb IL %
Of ), sSs Ss S .nS a :, q
purpo.s q aus quota Of Se county under the Prss
sacscriSsrs win rscsiSe Certificates Of Indebtedness.
bearing from the date Of subscription until the bonds
s he Of
81 BE oay Se sss & Ssy o win 30 due and
The count,
AaoysE s,.1 At "A FEs CENT 70 LOAN On
e 81 q.
RosToN, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD CON-
ss:sa II
!: per-
3
June n'1' Afss %:@
RsooxLYS rRrsoLEUH COMPANY. sH HF
dsnd q per cent out O sssnns. Il he company
payable 81 their ofce "a Broadway 18th inst Of
goyernment tax The ranser books win clossd from the
NEW YoRK, March !, 1855 80 m "a
nIvIDEND-THE IMPERIAL SILVER MINING CON-
IL pany OF San Francisco has declared dividend Of eight
( dollars share IN gold payable lees exchange stock
Issued from this agency on and after this date
LEES WALLER, ranfer Agents, - Pine street.
ExCELSI0R PETROLEUM COMPANY.
" FIFTH DIVIDEND.
Tho Trustees Of this Company have this day declared
regular monthly dividend ~ per cent Of govern
ment tax from the receipts Of the ast month payable the
18th Of March At the oe Of the Company 7BOadwsy The
transfer books will be closed from the 10th 70 the 18th incu
slve ARTHUR T. HURD Secretary
r HERBETTE, KANE b CO.,
Ia American Bankers,
No Place do Ia Bourse, Paris.
to the care Of the above Deposits received aud letters Of
credit granted.
NATIONAL WHITE LEAD COMPANY OF NEW YORK
~ and New JerseyThry Shares Of this stock for sale
cheap Apply 70 NJ H. BERGEN, 20 Liberty street n T.
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPA-
" ny, President venango Co.. Pa-New York, Feb IL
1864 special meeting Of the stockholders OF the President
Porcupne and Redfed Petroleum Companies will be held at
the Continental Hotel In the city Of Philadelphia Wednes
day, the 9Th day Of March At u O'Clock noon for the
holders OF the President Company separate certificates for
their interest In the Porcupne Company and also tho
proposition for the sale Of such portion OF the capital stock
Of the Porcupne Petroleum Company may be required to
Board Of DreeSr apAi Gr EDWIN N e .. ne
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CoLTQN DENTAL ASSOCIATION oRrGfNarED AND
" make speciality Of nitrous oxide Tor cstrasne bong
aud constant experience enables H. tho Il
peror manner. We have had acoiisat ~
Cooper Institute
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N = fUWIEH, ESVl DEIIVEKs TIiE FUUKTH
rc, on Saturday evening MarehA sablect-.se Culture,
Physical Moral aud Intellectual taught by Phrrnol0N
Tcsets 10 cents. cn frpssds "ssd ta
print the lecsnre AND ssoa u 10 the soldiers.
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GO 000 REWARD -HoLMBs co.'s STORE, NO.
DL.UUV T7 broadway, entered BY burglars the
night of March and rubbed OF large lot OF black
coorrd silks t2o0 rcwardtw be paid for recovery
recovered. HOLMES co
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAiLY-rOR CENT EmEv
l only, at the New York Museum % Anatomy 6s Brusd
way Parties unable 10 nd these lectures them
forwarded receipt Of ton cents by addressing secretary of
New York Mnscnm ~ Anatomy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

Yg7EIE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
{ SOCIETY OF TIE UNITED STAT rs
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81 ooo, 600 10
The rates of premium are as low as those OF
aYlv other first class company.
Ni5W YORK ACCIDENTAL ms IsA y "
COMPANY.
nsur os2 ag GH5H UUIDEETs Of ali kinds
The rates Of premium in this company are
verv low. and 10 medical examination IS re-
CURED. JAMESON & BRO, Agents,
ai1n ?07v Farmers Bank Building,
r5yi1r FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY OF
LEN ANDRIA.
cen .Arr13R ED IN 1870
Continues to insure against loss OF damage
by fire. The company which has had the
confidence Of the community for more th"n
half century. AGAIN soicits the patronage Of
he public. Risks Will be taken q the estab-
lished yates. and losses promptly PAID.
OfEioe hours 3 q. m. to 3 Z. N.
c. W. y TITLES, Secretary.
Directors:
i. 2 Cover, Pres. 6. y. W @*ties
J. Il. Brent, =. ?. Jongn'
W Gregory. SEM: baTJGh.
E. 6. Violet, T. q. 953oler'
J. 2. Smith, Samuel 11"fPeF'
aug 10-lv v, e. Fowle