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Infr1ngement Case.-John a. Ralsley, Of
Dayton, Ohio, has commenced suit in the United
States Court at Cleveland, Ohio, against W. E
Bond. of Cleveland, for infringing on his patent
Step Ladder OF January, 7th, 1862.
I hnd, upon sxamiHiRg the Court Records, thai
the above Advertisement is an infamous fasehood
and intended to do an injury my business.
W. e, BOND,
feb2s:IsI I23 Superior st., Cleveland, o.
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We are indebted to Hawks for satur-
days New York papers in advance of the
malta
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UAvELEz's REaEsTRR.


- Oitissns wishing conveyance % sithsr Of Ehs
shove Trains or BoGs viii bs called for By Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving thsfr address
door to the WeddeIl Houoe
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this city, on the 26ih Inst, ADAM SNYDER,

In this city, on the 26ih Inst, ADAM SNYDER,
aged 50 years.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
denoe, No. 225 Garden street, this Monday after
noon at 8 o'clock.
On Sunday morning, the goth inst, at O'Clock,
Deacon ABIJAd WHEELER, in the SD year of
his age.
Fuperal services from ths First Baptist Church,
corner of Euclid and Eris streets, on Tuesday the
2sth inst, at 2 P. N. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend.
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Free Luneh.-Brsdlsy will opsn with Free
Lun;h at the DOnegana Restaurant, ITO Bank St.,
this evening. febl5:l9I
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HOps-Firm. New York State 4c95Oc, accord
ing 70 quality.
Water LJme-Firm at q IS for OgWsgO an
Akron; g 90 fOr Rossdhle Cement.
PIasteF-'POWslIS" land plAstsr Sl2 90 Per
tor.
MaIt-Flm. Barley Malt quoted at q 90 per
bushel.
Ale and POrteF-Markst STEADY. We quote
As follows Present Use TX Ale $40; Stock XXX
S1lasla; Ksnnstt SIC Pale Dream u1; Porter
81. half and quarter barrels in proportion.
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OPENING OF THE DETROIT Board OF TRADE
BUILDIKG The now building of the Detroit
Board of Trade was opened on the 22d inst.
with appropriate ceremonies. The opening
address was delivered by the President,
Mr.. Joseph Aspinwall, after which prayer
was offered by Rev. DR.. Duffield, and Wash
ington's Farewell Address was read by Mr..
Ray HaddOck, the Secretary of the Board.
An original ode was read by Mr.. Frank
Lamble. The Grafton of the day was deliV-
cred by Hon. G. V. N. LOthroe, who review
ed the history of Detroit and its commercial
interests.
The meeting adjourned to assemble in
the evening at splendid ball in the same
building.
The delegates from Cleveland were Msssrs.
COe, Freeman, Gardner and seOvilIe.
The building was put up on the joint
stock principle, the Board of Trade and the
Citizens in general taking stock in it.
The entire cost of land, building snd
paving Vas $4,000. The rent of the stores
and OH ces has been fixed at an aggregate Of
$4,sOO, and nearly all have been rented,
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&. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
o. 3. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI superior s..
Eubacriptfoue raceived IN the

az $40 FER CExT. AND lO-4O" NATIONAL
LOAN.
ICommlEBion allowed to Subscribers1
RS- U. S. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2J's, l04Os, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada money bonght
Gad sold at best rates. Deposits received and COL
lsctions made at all accessible points. Uncurrent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue stamps
for sale. oc4
Beautiful Portraits Of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections. but in the
home of the perscn once afflicted with that terrible
disease, Catarrh. now cured by the use Of DR.. D.
Il. seelyss Liquid Oatarrh Remedy, how should it
be1 feb2g:R8
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LEET-The first day of Lent, Ash Wednes-
day, comes on Wednesday next, the first Of
March.
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WOVET WaREPT-r.

MY. MONEK HAMILTON. IS.
IBT TELEGRAPH.I
MOneY-EasY at 9e.
Sterling Exehange-NominaI at I0s9IOsH
for gold.
GOld-Shads easier and quiet. Opening at 199,
declining to 1881, and closing at Is9.
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WASTED-TwO experienced Feed Boys, on
Cylinder Presses. Apply at the LEADER Of
fee.
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Engines for Sale.-one eighteen and one
sixtesn-horse power engine and boiler for sale, all
in complete running order. Inquire of F. D.
Stone, or Reitc & Gaeckley, Canal st. feb2l:l92
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COMMERCIAL.

HORNIEe LHADER oFFIOR,
SATURDAY EVHHUs, Feb. %, 1855.
Reeeipts-Ths receipts Of Grain BY rail during
she tWenty-four hours ending ct one O'Clock to-day
we're Is follows:
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Legal InteIIigenes.

UNITED STATES CoURr.-This Court was
not in session Saturday. The Grand Jury
will meet to-day,
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ERIE AND PITTsBURGH RA1LRoAD.-The Erie
and Pittsburgh Company have 1856, 500
capital paid in, and one million and half
of debt. The road has cost 81, ,78I. 6.5s,
and during the year 57,675 passengers and
6I,3S7 tons of freight were carried. The
payments of the year were s577, ,251.62, and
the receipts $I6S, ,5OL6I.
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AFFAIRS AT TIN PRovosr MAEsHAL's OFP1cE.
The following is the Examining Surgeons
report for Saturday;
10. men examined. o.
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EOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
4 House, "a and 90 Prospect street, suitable TOR
ohra ng b use. Terms easy. Enquir - CONWAY
W. NOBLE, at the Office of Backus Noble fel3:F
M WANrED BY A THOROUGH AND
" Woll-expsrienced B0OK-KEEPER a -itua-
ton. -ddress, fur two days, &C" care L sdsr
Counting Room ebls I9l
E0R SALE, CHBAP.-A Horse, Har-
u ness, Open Bugg and Sleigh. Tho Horse can
pace In as tr9ts sood eait and is kind for Family
use; ID RES O. A. WlLLARD, Bellevue, o.
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DIED.

Read the notice of DR.. DeHart, in another
column. feb21
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kOR SALE-HOUsE AND IOT ON
SE0 nm HONEY ADVANCK0

$SyVaAkEAl q. rnEss e -.ie UIu sEAnd
and Well-EnoHn NAGEER's LOAN OFFICE. On
tecuritiss Of every kind, viz: Gold and Siivo-
Watohes, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JevelrV. crns
pistols, Clothing, Dry GOods, PiGnoa, Melodeonsi
and sl ser5oDsl property and articles Of vAlue on
1hs most satisfactory terms. Busineus striof,y III
Vute. EstAbliabed 1851. n. B.-A variety o. m.
redeemed Wstohos, JsESlry, Guns, 40, fsS ssIs a,
harREtn5.
Ohics-onEnsF O Vatsr ana SIN rior s.rs .s
ossr Davis and Psixottoiu Clothing ST. re.
ocsa7 j. q a W WAGNER
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MARCH WHATHER.-The wind changed its
4usf.er and quality yestor, day afternoon,
anu iLom May days threw Us into the damp,
raw cnliiiness of March. It was the first
rea! March day of the season. The winds
Of the coming month are the sw Orn enemies
ofail hght-conplexiOned maids and youths,
defAeing with freckles and tan III who suf.
Ter themselves 10 be out o. doOrs. :
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TWO HOUSES AND LOT for SALE

= situated on East side Irving street, between
VEange and hlnsman streets One OF tn hou -es is
nloe o. tage in hrst-raae condition. contaninA six
rooms, with buttery, cellar, cisIern, and good well
OF water The other hOu is One-and- hal stOties
Rlth six 70 yms, Soodshed, cisiecn, &C. The above
houses will be sold for cash such low figure hat
will pay vol lor the Investment
fsb3 GEO. d. BkCK 20 Superior at
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HNHE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN'S
l. Aid Commission Rooms are located at No. 80
Bank street. They will be open during business
hours for the reception Of stores for the suffering
Areedmen. d. W. GAGE,
lan4:LsEdAu SeoretarT.
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TgE FOURTH WARD DRAFT ASSOCIATION
The. last meeting of the citizens of this
Wsrd, prior to the draft, will be held at No.
3 Engine House, Monday evening. More
money is needed, if this ward is to be clear
ed from the draft. Prompt action is indis-
pensable. Several thousand dollars have
been pledged to the fund by citizens not
liable to the draft on the condition that the
quota of the ward shall be raised by voIun-
teering. All this will be lost to Us unless
an additional amount, not exceeding, per-
haps, half that pledged, oAn be raised.
Will you permit this? LeteVery subscriber
"double up" his amount, as was done in
many cases on Saturday night last, or ct
least increase it to some extent, and let all
who have not yet evineed their lisberality
in the cause show 1t tonight. Itis only by
united and enegetic effort that the ward can
be cleared from the draft. Let none de-
lude themselves with the idea that the draft
will not be enforced. Il is imminent now,
It may be ordered tomorrow, or any day
this week, unless we take decided action to-
night. The Provost Marshal General has
directed the District Marshals to commence
drafting Immediately in all the districts in
which recruiting is net vigorously kept up.
The Fourth Ward has hitherto filed its
quota under all previous calls by volunteer
ing; shall is by inaction forfeit its former
patriotic rep1tstion2 True it is that the
present call upon it is large one, but our
public spirited citizens will confer honor
themselves by meeting the call promptly.
Ills understood that if any sitiEsps wish
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IMMEDIATELY.

w the Quarter naster'7 Dspartu cut, Naahyille
Tenn, 1900 -abOreIs WaEes, 50 per month AM "a
hons- bone need Apply bat stout, able-bOdied men,
turn, shed SpS 10 n SHERMAN a M ag-It
Commercial A0ose, Cleveland, U. Will leave Cieye-
land everJ Tuesday aud Friday. ian3l
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CONSULTING ENGIKEER.-Mr. Charles Mi
not, has accepted the position of Consult
ing Engineer, on the Erie Railway, and
will enter upon his duties on the 1st prox.
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BLE1DYS' PORTABLE STEAM saw MlLLS

Also strictly portable; no brick or masonry in set
ting. Warranted to cut from to 100 et lum-
Der psr day.
Circulars sent to any address. For prices, do
5oriptions, &C., addrtEs the manufacturers.
H. e. +. BLAEDY.
Blandys' Steam Engine Works, Evansville, o or
Blandys Newark Machine Works, Newark, o,
LEE.sBJBG, Upion Co., Pa, June 50, 1884.
In the last thrae months, (WOrs ing i've
drys = week. we have cut fire hundred and hrsni-re
thousand feet o. White-oGk on onF Blandy MILL
In June, 190, 900 feet. The lumb'r is pronounced
BY the Baltimore Inspector to b the best delusred
in that city this summer. The Bisndy Engiue has
done we'll, and say it is perfect success.
Yesterday, the 9Th June, cut 16 600 ct OF oak.
JAMES @. MCCLURE
WmHoRE, Cambria Co, Pa, May 2 1854.
I have sawed on my Btamdy Mill
million 1o hundred and ty thousand feet Of luul
ber IN the last seven months, which includes this
winter months, often working only seven hours
day, and wholly froze cut part OF the time. This
IL more Lumbar than any singe MIL hss cut In the
in ths same time, within u hundred miles Of this
place. lfsb2Ol0lI WM. R. HUGHES.
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DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RoAD.-The total
amount of tonnage received at Toledo from
the Dayton and Michigan Railroad, in 1864,
is 134, ,O99, ,O55, to which add cars billed
through, 72,7OO,OOO, making in all 200, ,7s9,-
655 tons.
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Wholesale Iron and Sail Market.
SATURDAY, February IS, lse6.
Cleveland, Brown Co., manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers, Nos. % and 81 MsrWln street,
report decline of 6Oc per ksg on Nails. The pres
ent quotations are Is foIloWs:
FLAT BAR IRON.
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THE FRANKLIN BRANcH.-The franklin
branch of the A. & G. W. Railway has been
completed to Oil City, and the road will soon
be opened for business to that point
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~ RAND MILITARY BALL.-A Ball
NTwIlI be given at the ARMORY on Pearl street,
West Side, on the evening Of March lst, 1865, un-
der the direction Of Com psBies b aud 8. 29ih
ReRiment o. n. g. The PTooeefs Of the Eatortain-
msnt wilt be used In paying OF ftheremsining debts
Of the Armory.
HONORARY MEMBERS.
John Sargent, WB Castle,
D Rhodes. II BurTin,
Capt Jas Lundy, Root,
" John bzndy, Capt Sweet,
q Tho Haekett, " John Spalding;
" Chas Gale, L n Coe,
Aid. John Martin, 4 NJ Peck,
N Prentice, n ID, & Lewis,
VIM WslhOuse, Geo Warrington,
ACTING MANAGERS.
o Taylor, John Ssvins,
W L Porter, Geo KaishRn,
G. II Bowman.
A.P. TURHER, jr, Treas.
70 Tickets, Two Dollars. fsblT:1 90
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accepted -,

AceePseo >-'-. -................lS
Two OF the men who passed she Surgeon
were thrown cut BY the Provost Marshal,
for other than physical reasons. The fol-
lowing table shows the number of recruits
mustered on Saturday. and the distribution
Of the credits:
Eleventh Ward-..........4 Dover .-....
Io9 port
A'.h cong Dstriet.....S Substitutes.
The two substitutes were put in BY Leon
ard Case and R. L. Cham berlain.
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y Sheep, Of grade DotIass than three-fourths and
lease for term of Two years from September last
for two ard one-hal (25zl pounds Of wool ger head
Eeary, all loss TO be placed by the lessee aud the
origin J lumber returned at the expiration Of The
lease The peTflrmance Of these conditions secured
by nOnd In the al sum Of 6,O0j with first mort
gaze real esiate. An excellent opportunity for
permanent and Irofitable iuves tmfnt. Apply to G.
r. ROBERTS, Box IS, Norwalk, Ohio. feb23 .lg3
no REN9-a good Dwelling House,
Il cOntaii ing eight Rooms, with plenty of hard
and colt water and q small bsr8, situated on Erie
street No. 3l6. PTiLo S275 syear. Inquire on the
premises. feb23lg2
ITO CO0PERS-5,OOO new Oil Barrels
Il Wanted Immediately. Appy to ALEXANDER
scoELKLD4 Co, los 81. Olair st. 1eb22 l9I
E0R 6ALE.-A SPLENDID FARM.
4 I6T Acres. Sol, gravel AID loan, equally adapt-
ed to grass or grain. Splendid buildingi large
House and Barn Good Orchard, we!l-waTered md
good fences, fifteen miles NON CleYelasd N VIII
lOughby t1wlstip. For pa ticulars cal Il No ls2
1Eueidst stree CleTeland- fsb2I :I92
kOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
= Forest street.. HOUSE large and oOmmOdious: Lot
G1eet BY Z6, with Gn abundance Of hne shrubbery
and good frut, chece grapes, and good barn Terms
an. Enduira ofD. W GAGE. ESQ, I6s Superior a
Auz-R1
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TIE On CREEK RAnRoAD.-The Oil Creek
Road, designed to run from Cory to Frank
lin, has nineteen miles to add to its track
before being completed. During 1854, 14S,.
AT passengers and LAG, ,424 tons of freight
were transported over it, S5,S75 tons of the
latter, or 5O4s3 1926 barrels being petroleum
The receipts from passengers were $91, $780,
50, and for freight $447, 7,624.9s.
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TIE JAMESTOWN RAILRoAD.-The James.
town and Franklin Company have a sub
scribed capital of nearly $500, 900, more thar
three-fOurths of which has been paid in
Its total debt is SIC, 900.
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Matiaists.
NDYs'
PATENT
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
AND
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.

sLAADrs PATEET PORTABLE STEAM EEGlrEs
BrOm TO 90 Horse Power Strictly portable -
Each Engine Is one piece. No brick or masonry in
setting. Adapted for ali purposes. The very bsst
For Boring and Working OIL Wells.
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EETERINe UPON DUFY.-The elee Eion of g..
s. LHommedisu, Esq, as Presi' dent, and
Daniel McLaren as Superintendts snt of the
Atlantic and Great Western R abroad, is
officially announced The for mer enters
upon the discharge of his duties on the LIST,
and the latter 40 the 10Th inst,
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A OADEMY OF MUSIC.
Return Of the FaVOrites!
MALLORY'S
.MINSTRELS /!
TWO NIGHTS ONLYI
Thursday and Friday Evenings,
March I'd and 80, 1866.

New Songs.
New Jokes,
new Dances,
New Earees.
ADMISSION ...... ...... ............FIFTY GENTS.
~Doors opsn at quarter to 7. commszcs at
quarter to 9. J. W. MALL0EY, Sole Prop.
s. @. J. THATER, Agent. feb24:ls6
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-On the 9Th dsJ

HOUDI IUh DhIE.-Uu Lle bth QaV
IL of March, 1865 at 0oclOck A. n. we'll sell on
the premises, at puD ic auction the ons-st0ry md
hslf frame dwelling Hcuss situate the south side
OF st. JAR str and known as No Zl6, snd /. nsxt
east Of and adj dining Rgiauders store and resi-
denoe- Also the Out-hOusss snd noes on said pre-
znises Appraised at 500. Possession given april l,
1866. Tenn Cash. L. PRENTISS
feb23:l93 Adm. OF Jas Proudfooi deceased
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TOR SALE or Exchange for Improved
Il City Property-Twelye Acres OF Land, House.
Barn. and an abundance of fruit. The Grapes will
pay the interest on the investment-in EasE Cleve-
land, o1 the Euclid Road, six miles from he Public
Square. Also two and quarter acres in East Ceve-
land near the Street. Railroad; it has good variety
Of Fruit. Inquire OF J. HANDLEY, on the premises
prof Q. J. KELLER, No South Side Public Square.
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RAILROAD GUAeEs.-As to gusge there are
three classes of railroads in the United
States. The Now England and New York
roads are four feet eight and half inches.
In Ohio, and south of Philadelphia they
vary from this width to four feet ten inches.
The Canada guage is five feet six inches. of
which guage also are some of the roads of
Maine. The broad guage is six feet, of
which the Erie, the Atlantic and Great
Western, and the Ohio and Mississippi are
examples.
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ITO COOPERS.-5,OOO new Oil Barrels
Il Wanted Immediately. Appy to ALExASDER
SCOFRLDA Co.. los ST. Clair ST. feb22 lgI
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Across the entire face Of the draft which beautifully
engraved and printed in blue upon white paper Of the
finest quality and extending nearly its whole length
printed the word GoLD" in bronze the type used being
OF the style denominated old English. AS an additional
safeguard against counterfeitng the amount generally
$o,00o-is written with pen the whole letter
press OF the document All that is wanting to make
gold check like the above transferable from hand to hand
after the manner of check payable 10 bearer
mon bank bills s the signature-a duplicate Of which
kept at the Bank Of New York for protection against
orgeres-of the drawer, Mr. John Roe directly across
Its back In his own beautiful and peculiar style Of chi
rography For the convenience Of large dealers in gold
regular check books sheets of printed blank checke
provided by the Bank Of New York. Of tt.noro ,'rn,
which gre gyen oe. e the h limited amounts,
the retaining record Of private numbers of his
own, which he afixes upon each blank, by which he
may Immediately recognize the source from whence il
comes when may be presented for further filling up
his desk the representative Of actual gold deposit
As previously stated the gold check system started
to prevent frauds, at time when gold disposed Of
simply by weight, and IL found that some adrot
rogues had manner Of hng the middle of their small
pouches with lead copper coins and other base metals
claiming all to be pure gold But from the transactions
Of the past few days in Wall street. it would that
clearing is not perfect check upon the
efforts Of persevering swndler and that other
and more effective protection will have TO be at
adopted by those who dealing In the precious metal
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North Carolina.
NORTHERN NORTHUMBERLAND OF TEF STATE
NEW LINE or STEAMERS.

NORTHERN NORTHUMBERLAND OF TEF STATE
NEW LINE or STEAMERS.
NBwsKsS, August IL, 1893
The Northern emigration North Carolina has already
yet in. People arriving by thousands from all
quarters.
The health Of Newbcn, and the rest Of tho State, was
never better. In point Of health North Carolina has
always the second State In the Unon which posi-
fiou sho rs destined 10 keep.
The Murrpy's line OF steamers which run from tins
point 10 New York and also the Goodspced line are each
building number Of rst class packet steamers 10 run
on this route which will make trip ten hours sooner
Boush Co., of this city, intend building similar
class Of steamers for the Newborn and New York trade
These steamers are be- constructed with the view Of
s,ced and rivalry Is being excited that will tes, The
AKIN Of the iirst mechanics IN the country
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" ."e p'ac"s nAaned ~ having been victimized by 4.
Ae'onun at the present day almost as safe for
man 70 Hh discovered with his carpet bag filled with
'sia's Hols as TO be searched and upon hts person
~al street gold check for nve thousand dollars
orou ht to the light In either event. he Is Of
COZ ring summary punishment
GOLD CHECK DESCRIBED.
Finding that there many persons, even within
weinformed financial circles, in the city and adjoining
country, who are not correctly informed TO the
character Of gold check It's professional peculiartes
and tho uses to which may be applied, description
has been secured and s given in this connection The
following diagram-of course filed up with fictitious
names and ngures-will give an idea Of the forms
used by the Bank Of New York for the accommodation
Of those who may deposit gold in their vaults
A sPEcIhBR CBEcK.