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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-11

No. &,H.-Bcsinnjng for the same ut the southeast
corner of Cole street and Vincent alley and running
outherly on the east side of Vincent alley about one
hundred feet to the north line of lot assessed to and
supposed 20 belong to William H.. Hiss: thence east
ery on SAID north line about torty-unc feet To the
west line OF lot assessed to and supposed to belong
to Henry James and Robert Earcks1n: thence north
cry said west line about one hundred feel TO Cole
street, and thence westerly the south side of Gle
street about t,rynnc feet to the beginning Vacant
Assessed to John II. Tucker for State and city taxes
for the years 1852 1853 and iS6L......'. 1875
AUGUSTUS II. PRICE
City Collector.
nOll-syw-fw j. b CANNON iuctinnnrr
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NEwBERN, N. c.. June l2.-Gov. Holden
has invited the leading Union men of the
State to meet him in council at Raleigh
prior to the appearance of his proclama-
ton. which is daily expected.
The North Carolina papers are full of
the proceedings of Union meetings, which
are being held in every town in the State.
All pay high tributes to the lamented Lin
coin; also to Andrew johnson and Gov.
Holden.
The richest estates in the country are
offered for sale IN all parts of North Caro-
lima. for from one to ten dollars an acre,
with improvements. Their owners having
decided to go North. are selling at great
sacrifce.
Judge E. IL Sears, Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue. has arrived here, and will
open an Office in Raleigh. An Office has
been opened at Beau fort by John R.
French, and one at Newbern by Hiram
Potter. Jr. The people pay their taxes
promptly. considering the act equivalent
to a restoration of their property.
President Johnson is fast gaining the
confidence of the people of the State.
Gov: Holden is also disarmiue his enemies
by his services in endeavoring to restore
civil law to the State.-New York Herald.
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Mon jsy Morning, June 26, 1866.
Consolation Books.

Looking about for consolation. We are
sometimes ccunselled TO the employment
OF strange remedies, whether the ailnent
be of>the body or the mind. Books are
of precious. help to the latter in the mo.
ments Of doubt, brooding and anxiety; yet
how variously do the tastes of men direct
them in the choice of books. The Bible
is undoubtedly the most-commonly sought
consoler. Not few turn to Shakespeare
and Milton, seeking diversion from
thought in the search Of thought. Old
Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" is won-
der of book for the troubled mind, aud
Buffers Anatomy Of Melancholy" affords
rare feeding for fancy as we'll as thought
But we never once thought of locking to
Robinson Crusoe for more than the gr.ti6
cation o. car"sity and passing pleasure.
until happening upon AZ advertisement
of the book. in Spanish translation, by
bookseller of Madrid. He announces the
volume with such pious flourish as might
provide model for the ambitious book
seller of any country. "Robinson Crusoe,"
quoth he, sis most precious book among
hooks; book of such extraordinary
events that they are utterly unequalled;
and the reading Of it will be found the
most diverting and instructive that can be
had And not only does it serve for the
instruction and recreation Of all classes of
society, but its morality is such that the
most ,imid person may read it without
fear tina, it's maxims will cause any preju-
dice; and. Indeed, with the full assurance
that he will find in it :. calming power
which will give him strength to support
with resignation the misfortunes connected
with our miserable existence"
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The TnIAL-The only development of
Importance in the assassination conspiracy
trial Yesterday was in relation to draft
for twenty five thousand dollars, purport-
ing to have been drawn on the Montrea,
branch Of the Ontario Bank. in August
1854, in favor Of Mr.. Benjan,in Wood,
propri ,tor of the Daily Nesos of this city
Mr.. D. l. Eastwood. assistant manager Of
said bank, testified that Jacob Thompson,
the rebel agent, kept his deposits in that
institution; that these moneys accrued
from the negotiation of bills of exchange
drawn by the rebel Secretary Of the Trea-
sury on the rebel agents in Liverpool;
that Thompson gave an order for twenty
five thousand dollars of these deposits to
be paid to Wood; that requisition to this
amount was forwarded by the Ontario
Bank to the cashier Of the City Bank, New
York. and that the witness understood
that the money was pa:' in this city on
Mr.. Woods order. Mr.. EASTWOOD also
testified that the assassin poot:. had dealt
win the Ontario Bank.
Judge Abraham D. RusseH aud Mr..
George Wilkes. of this city. were both
examined by the court in regard to Mr..
Benjamin Woods Enforcement on the
twenty five thousand dollars draft referred
to. They testified that they were we'll
acquainted with Mr.. Woods hand writing,
and that they identified the signature as
his,
Owing to the illness of one of the mem
bers of the court, the opening of the ar
gument by counsel for the defence, which
was to have commenced yesterday, was
postponed. and an adjournment till next
Monday took place.
New York Herald, 17th
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Interesting from Mexico.

WASHINGTON, June l6.-Reliable and
semi-otficial intelligence from the city Of
Mexico to May %, has been received here.
Zen: Negrete occupies the States of Ia.
mauliras, New Leon and Coahuila. His
retreat from Matamoras was forced upon
him on account of large French force
sent by Marshal 3azaine to reinforce the
garrison and the assistance rendered to the
imperialiets by Texas rebels.
Mlchoacan is swarming with guerillas
and the regular troops under Regules are
in excellent spirits.
DE Potter, the French commander, i'm.
prisoned the wives and daughters of the
lioeral Generals Arteaga, Regules, Salzar
and others. Maximlian ordered their
release, but as De Potter only obeys Mar
shal Bazaine, they have not been released,
In Morelia, the French punish the pa
tri"is with public whipping, and the in.
habtants daily witness the horrid scenes.
large force is TO be sent BIZ sea from
Vera Cruz to Matamoras, and thew intend
to open .he campaign against Negrete and
prevent any Americans from crossing into
Mexico The courts marti3l are hard at
work. From eighty to one hundred patriots
are shot daily throughout that portion. of
the country occupied by the imperialists
Elvins mission to France is to seek as
sistance from Louis Napoleon against the
anticipated movements of Americans.
Unless Napoleon will give the strongest
assurances Of aid in men and money TO
the extent required by Macmillan, he
threatens to leave the country and return
to Miramar.
New ORLEANS June 1O-A fight took
place Oh the I'd inst. near Matamoras, be-
tween Gems. Cortina and Mejia. Cortina
was about twenty-five miles from the city,
when Meja sent Lopez to repulse him with
1000 men, but he was driven back by
Cortina and forced to make for the Ame-
rican eide of the Rio Grande. The latter
expected reinforcements, but did not re-
ceive them.
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TO THE MBRCHANTS0F COLUMBIA
RARE INDUCEMENTS

TTHE DAILY NEWS. published at
Il Winnsboro, S. c., offers GREAT IN
JUDGEMENTS to the merchants Of Colum-
bia as an advertising medium between
them and the merchants Of Winnsboro.
The merchants Of Winnsboro are. in a
great measure, dependent upon the mer.
chants of Columbia for their supplies; and
as to their always knowing what supplies
the merchants of Columbia have on hand,
the NEWS offers the inducement Of me-
dum between them.
All advertisements left at the Phoenix
Office for publication in the NEWS. will,
as soon as practicable, appear in Winns.
boro, when the merchants of Winnsboro
can always see what attractions the mer-
chants of Columbia offer them for purchas-
ing their commodities.
Advertisements will be inserted at flor
a square of eight lines or less) fifty cents
for the first, and thirty five cents for each
subsequent publication, invariably in ad-
vance.
All communications left at the Phoenix
Ofheeswill be promptly attended to- Ad-
vertisements can also be forwarded per
Express. and in each case must he accom-.
panied with the money. Advertisements
will be inserted to the value of tn money
sent. Address J. E. BRITTON,
Editor and rrop'r 'The Daily News"
June 2" rs Winnsboro, S. C.
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The FES,AN FRIGHT IN ENGLAND N ot
withsta nding the Jolly air with which the
London Times and other English journals
treated our statement about the Fenians,
they have taken the alarm and are evil
IDENTIFY q good deal frightened. We per-
ceive that bill has been introduced in
Parliament TO increase the efficiency of
the Irish constabulary. Any one who
knows anything about that organization
knows that it is about the most efficient
police force il the world for purposes of
coercion. as we'll as detective body 1t
is composed of regularly drilled army Of
about twelve thousand men, armed = wi ith
carbines and in every way equipped like
soldiers. These are not alone massed in
the large cities, but are scattered IN small
parties as we'll, in barracks at distances of
few miles throughout the entire coantry.
The efficiency" Of such force in small
island can be east: understood. That
farther efficiency" is about to be provided
by Act of Parliament. therefore, is evil
IDENTIFY the result of Fenian fright.
Ncu York Herald
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CoIumbis Prices Current.

SATURDAY, J1pe "a, 1865.
rive propose, under this head, to give
each Saturday. the current prices ruling in
the Columbia market, for the articles most
in demand during that week. The atten
tion of farmers and merchants throughou,
the country is equally invited to this fea'
ture of the Pheniz.
Ale, on draft. So per gal.
Brandy, Apple, 8 a per gal.
Peach. $50 per gal.
Bacon, l2} cents per ID.
Beef, fresh, 10 cents per ID.
Buttek 20 so cents per ID.
Corn, 81 per bushel.
Cheese, I'm. English, so centseper lb.
Coffee, so q rs cents per IL.
Cigars. per hundred. $50 al2.
Candles, 25c. 81 per 10.
f' Chickens, spring, per pair 5Oc.
Eggs, per dozen, 10 zoe.
Flour, 81 8 per bbl.
Herriugs, 81 per box.
Homespun, white. rs 35c. per ward.
Longcloth, s6 e0c. per yard.
Mutton, fresh. lOc per ID.
Meal. FL per bush.
Molasses. Soc 81 per gal.
Peas, 81 per bush.
Potatoes, $3.50 per bush
Pork, fresh. l0c. per lb.
Raisins, 40 Soc. per ID.
Salt, sl.so per bush.
Salmon. 81 per kit.
Sugar, 80 y soc. per lb.
Soap, 40 soc. per bar Of II lbs.
Sardines, 75c. per box.
Tea, Green, $50 per ID.
Tobacco. Chewing, 25c. AL per ID.
Smoking. ''
Vinegar, So per GAL
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Headq'r LIST Provisional Brigade,

deadqrs lst provisional Brigade,
COLU MBIA, S. c., June 22, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER NO. -.
ALL persona having in their posses
IL sion any property formerly belonging
20 the Confederate or State Government,
or any persons knowing the location OF
any such property, will forthwith report
the same, with an exact statement and
inventory, to the commanding officer here;
failing to do which, they will incur the
extreme penalty Of the law.
II. No tax of. any description is to be
collected by or paid to any officer not an
nounced by the United States auth critics.
Persons having paid such saxes since the
occupation of this place BY Government.
will report the same to the commanding
officer.
III. All persons desiring to open trade,
or already having done so, in this city.
will report to the Act. Asst Provost Mar
shall. and receive their Licenses from the
Provost Marshal here. No intoxicating
beverage of any kind will be sold to any
enlisted men.
w. A tax Of one C) per cent. will be
paid to the Provost Marshal on all sales Of
liquor. to be accounted for by him to the
Asst Provost Marshal of the Brigade, for
disposal by Post Council Of Admin!stra-
tion
V. Any person refusing to receive
United States money at par value VIII be
at once arrested and tried for dIsoyalty.
BY order of A. S. HARTWELL,
Brevet Brigadier General.
GEO. F. MCKAY, lst Lieut.. and A A.AG.
" June 26 6
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The DAILY GAzErrE.-Thia is the title
of new and neat little daily newspaper,
issued in Augusta by Messrs. Smith, >John-
son d Co. With three daily papers in
that city, the people may be held amply
fortified against ignorance, credulity and
all the vain shows of life, society and for
tune.
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Variety Sale.
By Durbec & Walter.

WILL be sold, THIS DAY, June &c, at
our office, at 81 o'clock, the following
articles:
2 kegs Nails. 3 Clocks, Live Hogs,
Pots. Kettles, Ovens, Fire Dogs. Tenders,
Pans. Cans. Lamre. Dishes. Pitchers, Bed
Pan, Chambers. Coffee Mills Homespuns.
Socks, Books, Music. Coffee Urn, Watering
Pot. Decanters. Caps, Bagging, Jugs. Cas-
tiers, Buckets, &c, &c. Unlimited articles
received up to hour of sale.
ALSO,
A lot of Corn at private sale.
June 26
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United States Treasury notes are taken
at par for all debts due this office.

GENERAL ORDERs-Our readers will
note with due attention the general orders
issued this day from the headquarters of
Gen. Hartwell. 1t will be seen that it
requires to be we'll understood, in some
one or other of its sections, by all of the
citizens of Columbia.
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The Government, on Thursday, de-
spatched 800 me, with entrenchment
tools and collins, to .e battle elds of the
Wilderness. for the purpose of decently
interring the remains of all soldiers eS.
posed to view, of which there are mum :
Der,
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MR. HENRY TIWROD

WILL open. during the fret week in
w July, at his residence in RichIand
street, (between Bull and Marion,) n
DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, in which the
Ancient Languages, French and the usual
Eng lsh Branches will be taught.
June Is
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CITY Taxes.

WILL attend daily, from a. m. to IL
4 m., at the Council Room, formerly Odd
Fellows SchooI.room.) for the purpose Of
collecting CITY TAXES. In view of the
urgent necessities Of the City Council. it is
hoped that all taxpayers will he prompt.
4. G. BASkIN.
June 8 City Clerk.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

Ihe,Government is now said to be feed
ing 200, 900 of the inhabitants of Virginia
OF all classes. white and black. li,oOO
rations are daily issued to citizensi in Rich
mond alone.
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For Sale or Exchange.

THE DESIRABLE RESIDEN CE at the
4 corner Of Plain and Barnwell streets
The house contains eight rooms: Servants
House. eight rooms; Carriage House and
Stables, dc; al! in good order. The lot
contains II acres, having on it abou. fifty
kinds of choice fruits. q variety of shrub.
berry and good we'll OF water The Fur
nnure-mostly first-class-will be sold
with the house, if desired. I will ex-
change for a neat. furnished Cottage, suit :
ably located. or sell for cash or cotton. OF
State bonds Of any of the Southern States
dated prior to 1861, at current rates. APP
ply on the premises to
June 81 tS* C. H. BALDWIN.
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For Sale,
4 N s-HORSE POWER STEAM EN-
~ CINE.
CARRIAGE. in good repair.
WEAVING LOOM and REEL. Ap.
ply at this office. JSne 26 mws3
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2. For Aston, on G. & C. R. R.
o-R> A LIGHT SPRING WAGON
488E with cover) will leave the .'Shi-
yer House" TOMORROW MORNING, at
o'clock. Seats can be secured on apnli
cation to ZEALY, SCOTT Il BRUINS.
June 26 46
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We note that DR.. A. G. Mackey is one
of the Board of. Visitors for the annual
examination Of the cadets at West Point. ::
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Mrs. Howard Il. Caldwell

"%AAo- AOWdIV d Cd1uWe11
WILL open BOY and G1RLSCHOOL
w on MONDAY, 26th inst. A gentle,
man fully competent to teach the higher
branches will preside over the male de-
partmenf. Mrs. G.: viii! also take an un-
limited number of French and Music scho.
lara French will be taught to the day
pupils without extra charge. June 26 81
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CHOIGE ARTICLES !!
just zece1ved,
VIA CHARLESTON.

Essential OILS of BERGAMOT.
~ PEPPERMINT. LEMON. ANISFED.
LAVENDER. Also. SEIDLITZ HPOW.
DERS, GUM ASsAFETIDA. PEPPER,
SPICE, CLOVES. STRENGTHENING
PL aSTERS, SUGAR OF LEAD. SIENNA,
BLUESTONE. Tar'aric Acid. Elm, Lico,
rice. Ground Flax Seed, Bermuda Arrow
Root, White Vitriol, Cream of Tartar,
Castor Oil. Turpentine. Opium. Morphine,
Blue Mass. Hartshorn. Copaiva. Cslomel,
Dover's Powder. Iodide Of Potash, Qui.
nine. Caust,c. Hippo, Rhubarb, Jalap, Gum
Arabic. Calcined Magnesia, Salts, Glvce-
rlne, Ammonia, Mustard, Aloes, Indigo.
Browns Essence Ginger. Dalley's Pain
Extractor, McAllister's Ointment. Sozo-
don't for the teeth. AND
Hair Brushes, Combs, Matches. Tobac
co, Spanish Segars, Pipes Ink. Paper
Pens. Coffee. Green Tea. Sugars: Cologne
Water. Pomades, Black and Brown Cos.
metique, CASTLE and Toilet Soaps. Cotton
Thread, Pins, Needles, Shoe Brushes,
Cards. Together with fine assortment
OF Lubn's Extracts. FIavoring Essences
Mra Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Chill
dren, Mercurial Ointment, Isioglass and
Adhesive Plaster. and variety of other
articles. for sale by
DIR. P. MELVIN COHEN,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Rickens street, ct head of Lady ct.
Prescriptions prepared by an experienced
apothecary, as above. June 23 cinoH
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THADDEUS STREET.
General Commission Agency.

ueuefal COMMISSION Agency.
- Is. GLASS respectfully advertises
Il the public that he is prepared to do
n GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
and invites consi2nments of all kinds Of
Merchand,ze, Manufactures, Produce, &c.
He will atten d to the purchase -or sale of
Reel Estate, Stocks, &c. Office and sales
room on Plain street, between Bull and
Pickens. iuue 90 +6.
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For THE UP COUNTRY -Messrs. Zealy,
Scott d Bruins deapatch light (covered)
spring wagon, to connect with the Green
Vile Railroad, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at o'clock q. m. from the
front-of the Shiver House. For comfort
and convenience, this line offers great in.
ducements to travellers.
We think it we'll to counsel such of our
citizens as scruple to receive the current
money of the United States as legal ten.
der, that it is such, and that there is no
good sense or policy in not recognizing it
as the general currency of the country.
The rejection Of it will be regarded as q
sign of disloyalty towards the Govern
ment. In merely business point of view,
1T is the common policy to recognize,
without scruple, that currency which must
evidently be our only source of reliance
for long period of time.
-~O>o~|-Oo~O~-oo~
TOBACCO TRfBuTAR.-We owe to the DO.
lite consideration of Mr. Melvin NJ. Cohen
and Mr. Scott, Of the firm of Zealy, Scott
d Bruins, that we can blow cloud from
the editorial .ta~teuil for few days longer,
without taxing the resources of the edito-
rial purse. We requite them in kind
with puff-in honor of their own and
the virtues of their tobacco, which we find
to be of excellent strength and of rare
Mocha aroma, such as may have rejoiced
the Apician tastes of a Barmecide in the
happy times of Haroun al Raschid.
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GEN. sUPT's OFFICE, S. C. R. I

CHARLESTON. June l9. 1865.
0N and after WEDNESDAY, the 21st
~ inst. and until further notice, the
Passenger Trains of this road will leave as
follows:
Leave Charleston at 7 a. m.; arrive at .
p: m. Leave Orangeburg at a. m ar
rive at p. m.
Freight per Passenger Train will be re-
ceived only between the hours of 8 a. m.
and 8 P. m. No freight will be received
in the morning prior to the train leaving.
II. T. PEAKE,
June % 3 General Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

rc,encs "a both .4ze. the escs % thess diseases o.
she sody ard mia add the Aasbor's New q
ali these r f. lie only successful method q
cure. With exposition of Quaekery
1bisvor Il Lot = ouaek advertisement, Q wsruiuS
s7d guido fcr usrei sst single. II 4 TIE only booE
bAi gives tee treeeni ofe TIE sso~e diseases plat.
English. With fai cirectoas for setre and
tsiEs much vAusie Information proper nenton
IN psee nores. 1nswork contans 3se pxges and 100
plates at elTsvngs Of the above dessek Sent an,
sdf-rss j sealed vr-rper. rece p OF dcilkr
Thoss sctec VITA any of Tie above diseases before
placing themselves under TIE treatment 81 any ons
should frst read this work.
oPFICE-sls Tif;h street. between Nsrket and Jeeer
.0r, ~est side.
- irgur- ssfefy 20 81 letters. direct %
6ALEE's HEAD DIsFEHSARY
DzsEer az. Lsuisvtls. H.
o-g-ss -i6vir
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

one copy. no1fh -
Delivered bx Oh. carrier within tie city. - CENTS PEI
>-el % able 90 tse carrier.
Agents wiIi Be supplied Al Is c-uis week
WPuossT mar BE s~nf rls ~ EKpress. pre-
pad o. In Registered Letters b mail siberwise sill
aot bs rsspousitie for any loss tlai LAY o, -Er-
CITY sub-cbers ell Be ksd responsible for pspers lef
their houses aft<r they have removed, when tsey
~.h them discontinued uuess notice = givsu =; The o.
Zee q publication.
No paper sent without pre- payment. eSstinuedionse
than paid for.
Copies of tie DAnt sxrrSpL be bad a. the once
each taorning. and the WEkxLr SkETSBL ssch kon-
isy morning, neatly eveloped. fer nAihrg.
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WANT D.

UvANTED-sr25A a nONTH-Asents every
" where, 10 introduce the ne~ SIS .Sbdts a f0rl
FtIul-l, <iag Adekins TIE Only lo- price machine 4
y. country which y lieessed 81 Grover 4 Baker
wheeler & Wilson, Howe. Singer Co, sad BAehelGer
salary and expenses or large comm ss;ons allowed Al
other Machines nov sold for ess than foty dollars
are lr-acess<zts and the seller ane ls8As Las
trsted circulars sent rrss. address
SHAW CLARK. BdA<fsrd hstns
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

VXTK WOULD CALL The ATTENTION OF Dkuu-
wv GISTS 10 the above establishment, and invite
them when in thetity, TO look through our stock
Our goods were bought when gold was al 81 %, Ano
before the additional so per increase In Tariff DUTY
which are confident. will enable Us 10 sell sooas 10
our line very and yet realize profit We VIII du-
picate any Cincinnati bii-fuctuatons IN prices con-
sidered. -,
Orders solicited Jef"uy
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from Cinc.nuatt.

CiXcISyArr. February Hill 4 Hulbert's
commission warehouse and the Allegheny House
on water street were DESTROYED by Ere Yesterday.
Loss $50 600
Up to isst evening eigh. bodies have been re
covered from the wreck o. ihe train Oh the Mari
etta aud Cincinnati road. bu, badly burned
that few be recognized.
There we're supposed 10 be bot fifteen passen-
gers on the train at the time OF the accident.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

All kinds Of Ales and Porter fer family IN bottles
otherwise kept constantly on hand and delivered IL
any part Of the city ianl3-dE