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SHIPPIN G N & w S


CLEARED
Steamship Bavaria (Ham), Taubs Southampton and Ham
slsamship MArIpcsa, Howe. New orleAns
steamship Republic, DViArd- New orieaus-w Robsou
steamship America, chr. savsnnaA--waheman ooosin
sss%.Sp chs:s Rogers. ssv.anss--s Jens.
steamship John Gibson. Gcoshegan, Aeraodrii-wmJ
sSis %sssss.s, Dudley, SssIssysass; q.
Bark Laura tBrem), schnids. Bremen-Ii Koop:
Bsrs Ga@',s IaSrs Port RcysisSy Co. BROS
Brig Clara Louisa tBr,, Kenwood Seville spain-G Bui
Al,sr, 5 GA sS;,
srs Esssl%:a, sr, sa:ss f ss
Orig tStaa {s,, so-ss Sea,,.smJ Ward Co
Brig John q. johnson, Nassa.-Jossgh Eneas.
Brig IRIS tBrh Simmons st Johns SF-oord'a, Bruce
Big Aurora (Br,. cashow Hsrbor Grace NIB p Small
Brig W Rowland. Mcni.h, cSy g.y7Ias Henry.
s saSshsss SSi, %orshou.o ssaS, e Cows xs-D
sss s s... sssE: @ hssy IS FIN
s s ss%s fss rIfs sr Msi soS s%s; ac
schr MenawA Dis.cswsy, Mobie-A Bell,s Sons.
sclr Mcrwin, Matthew'S, Jacssouvuis-vsn Bruns
ssSr wms Din, Gordon, Beaufort, So-rbomas H0lnss
e: ss Hst%sa %' ssA%o.a
Sr W %RsS. smith ss'SSrs rsv.. sra..
scbr Msry Kelly Orb Reed, Caiais-smpson Essoa.
echr Rather, Leighton, 0louoester-y A atetsou.
Schr Zoe, Hail. Provideuce-Crowen Paine
ssssnnasr An" Eliza, Richards. AiessodrA
Steamer Franklin. Woods, Baltimore
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler. Baltimore
steamer Massey. smith, Philadelphia
ARRIVED. m
steamship Liberty, Wilson, New Oresns May II
Havana sh, with mdss and passengers, Hsrsous Co
steamship Merrin,ac ~ tnnsport, sampson, New or
leans left iss Baiiss nsy Pm with sisf .eIdsrs V
AZ :: IL T. = S:
Of Jupiter Thkt passed sidewhse heamsr bound 4, cup
posed b The Morning sar ih lat "a Ion 70 a. passsl
BRIG Asgssins DIAL. bdandM The shipAruan VI sssors
ssssss.p R.ss tu sr.ospo..a Spencer Als,.sAn. =
ss.:. nal 81, nsS So.s ras:. n..
'i Ss'i IA asn snss, csrdl day.. with Goa. 70 snow
Hurssss zp11D, "a =, bon a o. spoke D. sSiv Kinss
Ssrf ss c!:ss e feSs 6n.s Bordeaux day. win win.
sSs w@ae..y set Sssssu. MP. Burn.rd, s.gaA d.ys
days with posatcss O. V nsCcli Trllh
6rs Massis Mcneil (ef 3 island) steel osorsssswu
~; sss ~. Sbs = i:e so.fo. day. Win -.o
sehf la9es Deputy st.ssss Einsbs.hpors to- Boston
scAr Hsrriss Maria, Chase, New Bedford
Bchr Petrol, Sears, 0iouceskr,
eobrMsry Ansa, murphy. Pail River
ia x nssS t's sSssss'f p. su.s.u,uA
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Salerthwalte LONDON tlrcuiaf refers " 6metfdu 20
cufitiea az follows
The London market for American securities has during
the past week. been characterized by great animation
The ncie of the fall OF Richmond, accompanied by
rumors the probable surrender Of General Leo
stoned sharp rise prices last week and on the news
being authenticated sti further advance was estsb
lshed large buying orders for English account United
States hve.twenty bonds at one tme touched ooZ;
Illinois shares 76N; Fries, 500, ana Virginia SIX per
cents Done high as AZ From these quotauons
there reaction Of from two 70 four per cen and as
IL known tho opening Of che market this morning
that the Nova Scotan had arrived business was almost
suspended, unit the sad intelligence Of DR. LA
coin assassination became knowa, when ali securtes
experienced sudden heavy fall, which caused ssne
coBueon coming the eve OF an unusually large SCI
Element United States lye-,wenty bonds were lmme-
diaeiy done low CO. and Illinois at 10, and from
these prices there reaction, hve.twenty bouds
closing at ssh 591; Illinois, 6eX 10; Eries, soh
AZ.
Messrs Gowau Marx, the old established dealers in
American stocks in London who suspended on the 26th
ult during the uncertainty and confusion produced BY
The news from the Uaited States on the 18th paid al
thor liabilities in full and resumed business.
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The English Official returns OF the imports soo o.
ports of bullion and specie for the week ending April
70 show thai lhere supported into Great Britain
gold valued az flSs 2is and silver go fls-tosothet
CLOS $50 There exported gold valued Il f2is Aoa
and silver sl94, o0otogether, f4i3ee4 The exports.
therefore, exceeded the imports BY f2so,Sos
The bullion market In London was reported quiet a.
last astes without change In quotations. The fol-
lowing table shows the present valuo England Of gold
and slyor Gains Of different aatioats according 70 the
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8eAP UAshioa. 0olf1y New HAvea.
-Four Crt6s HesA NeU LoaAoa,
schr Surprlse, Clark, nystic
schr Jane Marta Wooster, Norwich. -,.,-- -...l-
hchr Dnnld1A Sepith. Hartford.
oohr hnx1etta SnllkA drnneh. Port Jehersea
BELOW ate 4-1
Bark Oolrmbia (Brrn) Muller from Oagiad March - ssz
Boston Put into de lower bay for orders
SAILED.
stesmahips America City Of London esxona Britannia
Republic Terry. MarIposa. A,s1 Gen Meo!snsp. Cos.
bars chspa 0eoss Lord chsaceuor centsnAry. ArAdne
Hsress, brH FHvore Schade. Theodoruk ceierado Au
kress siss poyssoa. AntstAr. F0An saraAA q
Wind u sunset 3.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Married.

Married.
SURAUD-rMEwYLt.-C Tuesday, May z by the Rev.
d. Downing, JoBS SuRAUp to Miss JosfYaINr A. TtxI.
WILL, all Of this city.
Philadelphia and Long Island papers please copy.
ToSE-DoYis On Tuesday, May 81, at the Church OF
the Annuncatlon, Manhn,anve, by the Row J. Breen,
WILLIAM H. TosB TO FANNIE T. DOYLE. No cards.
wAiL--HExuAs Monday, May 9, by the Rev.
OF this city.
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silver coins, Spanish pillar dollars. .,,...-.'o
The traffic receipts Of railways in the United Angoem
Of Great Britain amounted, for the week ending szo Oh
April on II S4l miles, 10 Ee57sio and for the cores
ponding week Of last year. on IL 400 miles 70 aois1'o
showing an increase Of three hundred and dfy one miles
and all increase OF f42 63A ...t
American stocks quoted in Londen on the aStn
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Sealed proposals VIII received at this once dcti Tues
day Nav % 1885, Ut O'CLOCK P. H., when tho sne will DO
publicly opened for tho whole part OF the sum or one
dollars OF "sodle.s' Bounty Fsnd redemption bonds,
No g." Of the coty Of New York authorised by cAeer
Of the Lave OF 1869 and by ordinsncs q the Board OF Sd
said bonds will bear Interest At the rate OF seven per
cent aunn able halt yearly the lat day Of May
and November u eaea year. and the principal will be CO.
deemed follows:--
Five hundred thousand dollars the LIST day Of Eovem'
Der, 1891
Five hundred shoumnd dollars the LIST day Of Kovem
Der, 1892 . ,... .- . .
Der. 1898; and. il s.. 1855
One hundred oryone thousand Eve hundred dollars
on the 81 day OF November 1894
The proposals will state the amount or bonds desired and
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose Topoges accepted Will therenpor be required 10
depcst with the County Treasurer t the Broadway snk
Thursday the ers day OF Juno 1865 The sums awarded 70
them respectively. n..l
On presenting to Comptroller tho receipts Of the Conn
" Treasurer for such deposits the parties win es
bonds for equal amounts OF the value o. the
sumo awarded TO hom beading Interest from June lsss
for Soldiers Bouny Fund Redemption Bonds No !" and
enclosed second envelope addressed 10 the Comrtroor
The right reserved TO reject all OF the bids ~ con
the interests or the
county S' MAYHEM r 'HliENNAN Comptroller
Orr or Nrw YoRg, D2sAarMErTor FINANCE, 1
CoNPTROILEK'S OrriOB, MAY >, 1865
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The Bank OF France return for the week ending April
~ shows the following changes Increass eleven
and twothirds Millions curreus sccounss thirteen and
ono-nfh mitoBa Dccresse-Commercial bills, tive
thirds Of pllioa; notes. three millions; treasury bal
sncss, two-tArds Of million; advances stationary.
The value Of money In England bad undergone no
material change snos tho previous dsss The rates Of
discount in The principal cities on ths cOnsiasns v~s
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FINANCIAL

" tt. FINANCIALs ~ effis nlll fLt
~ .soLprsas' BOUNTY iF'GSp BONDS NO. q"
COUNTY OF NEW YORK, q q.
FA .a11' Payable Juno |, 1904
wo,,. IA herebv riycn that the oiders Bounty Fuud
Bonds No q" Of county Of New York becoming 1ue and
~ June 1855 with the Thereon, Will be paid
90 thai day on OF said Bonds a. hs o1c
taa PROPOSALS. FOR A LOAN lh
a si,sil.@o
III
asoLprERs BOUNTY FUND REDEMPrIoN BONDS
- NO. g."
M OF THE COUNTY Or NEW YORK
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RMY OFFICERS ACCOUNTS SETTLED, AND GER
"A uGcstes Of obtained In the shortest
possible time f " "
All Army aud Navy Clans collected ~ tr ~
~ and Vouchers oashed.
alaa NJ. SNYDER. Jr, 4 CO., tIa
Home Insurance Building, 1S broadway.
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rr r,oatatr a'f aerr
ai44a Htl
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SPECIAL HOrYCEs.

YAIR sQR yHH DHNNyM ov sIok AMp wcgND11
= LII Dsin ss1f 11eisiioo al stuysssanJ d.
IA No g Broaews4 sPp9flts Bond stlsst on nondayI
vn 81 Mi Tor sAis. 11mlszioa. 10 esais
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BOSTON, May l2-Arr steamers AslA 3d. Moodis Liver
SeTa ofs cSodsssa
sP Parker sa .a srass Sac
nos Xyrss CID shp Brenda br 6ars, g Andrews NIB;
s s o:s. 'S s;d:s sSis'.Ss
n1 g as s:1 e.
T:y s6 x s.ss. ..s c,sy
cos:sn %s:s indi.s; xSssnons Ssn., po..os Amos
E;;ssss's ssesb @ S: ss'''
.ssr Fight 6isadisa Baltimore 70; frs,;saea Cd Sris
0; SsSs%EsfS :ss r,ps:-. s.s-,
sssrs RsSs saith, Doans Res York: tosSsss f.,iss
cxIiIs. may s-Ar sshs sAaeo,lss sH, nsr.lal New
'f sS ~ sSi Fy son; Swsy EessDas
NIX lAr 'sA. nv oAs''s~.a aud
S SsIS SoSvis sS
Ess..s, Ie.ss, Eyots; Oh. ssis'Ss Haa o. w. -
rsEssssy f9 9slS s Is 5 S' n.
% 1fss;iss s' s ssss SSs re-
;: ss's:ss :; cs;:sis,fss!l
I'M. .sss xeehsu,s yccseery. os2rs:..vn Dc ses
s:S si ~ :: g. ss e SSs sss
oucs;sr; vsas Ssors Wet for Linsss SN Ssrs sss.
NEw ORLEANS. Nav .-Cn sgts Florence, Smith, lsv
& h.s Ssd ss: :sss SS
send Taylor. cisnsueecs -
ss'. "a Il. s::
Boston VIZ
sthA ssamshp nlssissigp!, Kennedy Nsw ysrk; bart
Chief Harding Mc6is Bs! CD ssesmshIH Morning sta!,
Nelson and Star Of the Unen Blanchard New York; bark
scotland smaey casdsnas; brig John RoSbps Nissrsos
Philadelphia.
"a s s:s. s o. s.r s. .ss ,.:
nsa3Es brig Afccstook Lord, Csrdeuas schr Ana Az
-, NkT SkS6tSRp, Nay ss.d :sAr JaAa Regr. Re-,
T-z ~ ; Ssia:.a iisA XIV. rAa.4.ssA. I'.
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JiroR sALE-sEyEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
Bonds OF Forty and Grand street ferry ant
Beecker and suon Very Rail- oad Company Apply
TO 3. r. JACOBS, No. New street, coracr OF Nad. 10y
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nuHNHAua YUnNnURH xxPRBss LARGE WAC
ID ons for moving furnturs cy o. country fyrsssrS
pnsslsssa tessa "a shipysd fufnsuss s>srsA ooss -
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Prizes paid 10 gold lufor~aion furnished Tho hishss
ziss paid for Doabooas and all hsds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR co.. Bankers is We'll street. Nsw Yest
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A MESSING or nEW ORGANIZATION OF rH1
"A fenise Brqthsrhood 70 20 enraisd on SUNDAY evening
me TO take place 1t the sixteenth Ward Hotel
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Q I N @ I N N A T. I
EseI
RAII.RoAD.'

= = :. -
N. :. Dihs "a - ',ll..,
Three Era11S AOAAIy,
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on then
= 49, n1,.,,,; a, ,fsolu,,,hms n Vevsa
h<htto HAAr y. - W ", !. ny 1'' - = =
p.' H o.As. 'a'
FIRST TRAIN .irlL
u,our rxppESsN n 80. Co,nuh,. =, AN A.
NIGHT EAfhE2SLLeaveS SSiump9Ts ~ i;rto, y o;aV a
Mi stop a. DsaTass NJ r,ass Asneg Sy,,S ~
5lead, Uahon' ana ~ al S'Aeiohs norti VI "AnVn- "AnVn-
o. a4q9h SECOND TRAIN. 7It 20 ri7
NEW YORK 4 kxPREsl:svsS MR. Columbus ct
Gallon, Crestline, Shelby. New London, Wellington
and Grafton. 90
h9- T7-'fI THIRD TRAIN. 'lH-t
MAu. AND FxPRESS- Columbus At $40
M. Win STOP At ali stations south Of Shelby. and
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from The New York Evening Express:l
,"Our telegsphic dispatches received to-day from
the Oil Regions. inform us Of the striking Of 200
barrel flowing well on Cherry Run, NEAR THE FIRST
NxrroNAL ofErRoLEUM CeMrANY's PRoPEnrY.-
Cherry Run Stocks Will be in demand Tomorrow.
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GOOD Z RoPERTY
1urll.Uan ssiHirc9 G3I "ii 30 u"1icuVo'
i'.. forany and an persons to hold. +, 'n.
IFrom The New York Herald.l

.n Ia 'IFrom The New York HeraldJ piiR liz
News has been received and sbundantly con-
frmed from several sources. Of the striking Of new
2 barrel W ellon Cherry Run. above the Reed Well.
AFEw RODS FROM TIE PROPERTY OF TIE FIRST
NATIONAL PErRoLEUM CohPANY.n or. guiirilr
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rEtom The New,York world.I

''THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM CoMPANYi
afrstclass organisation, whose officers are Of th
highest standing; and we cheerfully recommend II
to all parties desirous Of purchasing reliable stocks
The General Superintenden is pioneer IN the Oil
business. and well known as most efieient mana
Or. 5y1qseT 1881 oi h774n1u STE 2QouT1 ar7i'
9t,999l div va4t HioaW ,siio7NsDrS1 s'siEl
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Little Kanawha & Elk River f
PETROLEUMAND MINING co.
SUBSCRIPTIONS To BE CLOSED.

Cash Working Capital, $lSO,OOO.
OLIVER Y. wOOp, President. v
JAMES CRUikSliANK Vice President. - ~
CHARLESJ, MARTIN, treasurer. ~ IL. ..
JAMES wADSw0RTH. Secretary. a'
Z. r. BLACKWELL, Consulting Engineer and
General Superintendent.
.73A TRUSTEES:
PAUL N. SP0FFORD. of Spoaord Tileson 4
Co., Y. -
CHARLES J. MARTIN. President Home Insur-
ance Co., N. Y. g
Hon. ROGER AvERILL, Danbury. Conn.
Hon, ALBERTZ. CATLIN, Burlington, VI.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK, IS Broadway, N. Y. iA
= OLIVER E. WOOD, 2e Barclay street. N. Y.
JAMES WADSWORTH. of James Wadsworth
4 Co.. 81 Cedar street, N. Y. iaG
JOHN W. STRONG. Detroit. Mich
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN, 2 Pine street. N. Y. r
s.H.sd 1. t9-s-97i-' - - lt D'a--A' s'
THE SUBSCRIPTION Is SO NEARLY
i completed that tits intended TO close the same
on or before the 18th Of February. rtl
Subscriptions, $3.50 oOo of which $500. purcbas-
es the lAnd-to-wit: 1880 acres. The remaining
$50 isthe permanent cash working capital Of the
Company. ,.r .s '
Par value Of shares. 500. Lands located on the
Little Kanswha and Elk Rivers, in the counties of
Gilmer and Baxton in the very heart Of the oil re-
gions Of West Virginia. :.
Professor Richardson reports: "Your property is
the very centre of the West Virginia oil regions II
has numerous oil and gas springs along the banks of
its streams, one Of which vies with the famous
Burning Spring ITSELF"
Professor Shepherd. of New Haven, Conn.,, re-
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Peter Martins Hot Air Furnaces.
CoIUMBUs, February 18th, 1866.

~ CoIUMBUs, February 18th, 1866.
To sohom this mag Concern )
Peter Martin, of Cincinnati, has placed
his PATENT IMPROVED HOT AIR FURNACES
in our High School and District School No.
s. The Furnaces in District No. 5 have
been in use two years; those in the High
School during this winter. So far they
have given entire satisfaction. For eff
cheney in warming, quality Of heat econo-
my Of fuel, and promptness Of action, they
deserve special commendation. 1 cheer
fully recommend Mr.. Martins Furnaces to
any who may desire an excellent mode OF
heating. E. ID. KINGSLEY,
Supt. Of Public Schools Of Columbus.
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1854. EAST. 1865.
CENTRAL OHIO "
@@
RAII.R9AD-
CONNECTING wa BELLAIRE AND PITTSBURGH
f..tif.ah az Nig WITH THE il 01j %
Peunsylyania Central and via Belle
aire and wheeling with the Bal.
J lHTTJ timOre a. Ohio RailrOad for
uI l11 washington City, Balti- 7''"
|-. ...d9l more, PhiladeIphia,' '0u.i bL
,e New York, Bose ngL .di
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
cpNNECTlNG VA BELLAIRE AN0 PITTsRORG
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.

STNHIS ROUTE OFFERS THE ADvAN.
Il .tage Of athrough ticket and haggage check 70
Washington City, and Also gives the passenger tne
privilege Of visiting Baltimore, Philadephis aud
New York, at the cost Of New York ticket alone;
or the privilege Of visiting a Of the principal sea-
board cities At the cost Of aBoston ticket alone via
Tbrough tickets to New York can be procured via
Washington City, at an additional expense OF ~.
20 Trains leave Columbus as follows: i''. d"
a:eOl A. NJ. EXPRESS, from Union Depot, via
Bellaire and PenDrylvania central Railr9ad. ar
rives at Bellaire at iOlOA. NJ; Pittsburgh at 3AS
p. NJ; Harrisburg at 2A5 A. N: Baltimore at 79O
"A; M philadelphia sts;5S A. M3 New orki iva via
Rss 0 fhs tsE tsn fsa arrives 81 h 4S% New
4, York three hours in advance of any other routes
Via Bcaire and Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, arriyes
at Beliaire at 104S A. NJ; Grafton at 4:20 z. Nj
Cumberland a. $50 p. NJ; Baltimore at 40 A; Nj
Washington City at $50 A. M. This train aIriN es
In baltimore and Washington City several hours
in advance Of any other route. ri}
e:ao, N. EXPRESS, from Union Depot. via
tset Beaire at s;4O P. M. Grafton at $40 A, M;
Cumberland at $40 A. NJ; Baltimore at $40 II.
M; Washington City at TOO p M. ,,a .,,, /
Via Bellsire and Pennsylvania Railroad. arrives at
Bellare at 9:40P. Nj Pittsburgh at 2l0 Z. NJ;
Harrisburg at l:80 p. NJ: Baltimore at 5:45 p NJ;
a Philsdelphia at 535 z. NJ; New York, via PhlR-
delphis, Stio3O T. M; New York, via Allentown
ss- Five trains daily Sundays excepted. from
Washington or Baltimore, for Philadelphia and new
York.H Vi4lgGu1l.J. .I.U. fi tIoluh ''''
Sleeping cars on all night trains. ...1ui sRV
~ Be sure to ask for tickets via Bellaire.
j. w. BROWN, General Ticket Agent.
H. J. JEWETT, President .,,.. ~
1an6 tttli t.i .1t'II.i 'i''.. '''. go
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CmcLEynLE, Feb. 10th, 1855.

.Casa II HCihoLEyihIh' HCi. = o"' io'n' i'oV'
The Warm Air Furnace nyenyea ana
manufactured Dy MI. feter Martln' Oh otn,
cinnatL was put into, tne Union schoo,
building OF this city In November ias1' anu
thus far 1t has gwen entire satlsiaction' IL
surpasses other furnaces In tine iolowlngr
important particulars; IL mas, compare
lively. a greater heating surface; produces
alarger volume Of heat with given amount
Of fuel; the condition OF the air In respect sa
TO temperature, moisture ana purify, s SUI
perior; the admission of colo arr the sup,
ply Of warm air for the several rooms 1sine ana
the fires, are more easily regulated. 's :
ao ~ AVOID scorcning ana decomposlng tne
ar, as Is done, 70 some extent, pyotner hoe-
airfurnaces, and to secure to each room an
abundant supplyof pure, fresh air, warmed
to apleasant temperature, as well as to pro
tect the Wr0ugnt-H0n = alf-nueS lr0m
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tB- ALL ORDERS By MAIL OR orHERwrsE
WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED, TO UNTIL
THE Stock Is ALL Sold. noii.''ao2 n9I9I' $40
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HOT Air FURNACES
PETER MARTINS,
..,.q Patent Improycd..ol aniza
Hot Air Furnaces, alE'c,,
For wood OF, Coal. =

""t ''~''-
-npo For Wood or Coal.
1lgI ~! -.l..ly - -.. ~ 11.,,in, -
4 called to the above % Furnaces, as they combine
cesdsa n uerfee;Sa Tin; WSat he claiSs to BE- TIE best
over Tie ordinary Furnaces. ares, ,,,t',,.,,
opsrssiga al an ,a,, .nbo,i.a With pure,
fresh air, drawn from Natures inoxhAustible stock
Il Large n O %ir Chambers avoiding the confinement of
n1an impp6yes StsS water ChsnbeTs @ which keep up
steady supply Of moisture, which oyeroomes the
sfS Gg,siSn ssSs afs " Beavy aSS Strongly boted w.
gethsE guaranteeing durability Under any degree Oh
n1PPstticulsr attention Is called TO sELFeREGU9
has been pronounced by scientific men 70 be me
tTBESTIi EVEIS "MAOE.
~ Every Furnace warranted 70 give entire sat-
n,'..,, REFERENCEs: o,1 IN .g,s
9Ry lpettnias;nn refer 10 the following parties,
S,Rsy 5aSn % and Hopln. % streets streets
Cincinnati; 9. p.,..h Ill
B. hotn W. 2.. N;ohVias' cornof fou'" '''e
race @ ,.,S s.rast ,o.r Iobn f,ns,nna,iIr
EcSert; Bank street Cinc9nst r. r, cn cn
NJ III.
"H2"aW w ~ Recbt;n pike streot Cincinnati
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NAN' ~,
hrbs Warm Air Furnace m ,nufactured for me by
p. no M,;n nn,S not a. sily he excalied IrnakinR
o.et as peSsant as sumner Is free from
smoke or eas, and costs for fuel but mere trio
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y. november ,z,tI, zvIn, ii'nti! iooii! .,.rd
NH. MARrfN:-This Is 10 certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for us, and are satisfied with it
u Ii Yours, raspectfaIlSi1is ,mt y,,,,t,i 80
SISTERS NOTRE DAME, N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12

~, g.,,i., MT. .NoTRE D. DAME, READING, OHIO nIt
- .''"''' November goth, 1851.
bMR. NJ AaFiN+This is TO certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for u.s. and are satisfied with it
Our rooms are amply heated. .. .,.
SISTERS N0TRE DAME, 4,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12

all iCISCn;NArI, April 2s, 1884.
Having used, during tho past winteE,the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put up by Mr; Peter
Martini Willingly testify TO the very general salts
fsfti0n il has given me, J,'c cULBERrsoN,
~ .ldEliulml yL. 3se West Sixth Street. l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12

Furnaces altered and repaired.
Galvanized Iron Corniees and Cutters:
Corrugated Iron Doors and Shutters. GLurpK .i
NJ Full particulars regarding price, &c., can be
obtained at my store, Mo- lig West Fifth street, or
@N'ff1 W 'HS' ~ = YF-ISNl't Wy PETER MARTINI oih
No. N9 West Fifthstreet. between Rsse and Elm,
Cincinnati. ~ mchS65-dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12

for the life and health Of tHe BODY de-
PendsIupo the purity Of the blood, isnl 90
a If the blood is poisoned; the body drags e
out missrpblei existence These amedirrec
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-12

The Warm Air Furnace m ,nufactured for me by
Peter Martin could not easily be excelled, making
the atmosphere as pleasant as summer; Is from
smoke or gas and costs for fuel but mere trihe.
-. T. =, JAMES CALHOUN, AldeImap,u. : IHi
'>''i" l2th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-30

Ill LANDS. .o.,n
No. 1870 Broadway, Eew.fork,
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most valuable interests
Enterpr'ns parties who command cspita lave srsr-
opportunity n,uks tber foup.s Ia tho 1evc!opnet Of
these wonderful lauda
Schedules Of property sent b. mai on application.
NELSON CROSS,
OEO b. LINCOLN
CLIFTON MARKELL