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The New York herald., 1866-03-08

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-CHARLES YOUNG, AUCTION.
"A eer-Large sale of elegant Household Furniture this
washington square corner q Wsversy place conssng Of
lor Suits in the richest descrptons Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Ocoths also elegant rosewood
octave Pianoorte with all modern improvements cost $500
on Paintings Mirrors Bureaus Bedseads. washstands
ticie necessary for housekeeping Competent men in
tendance pack ship goods purchased this sale
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

IJENRY LEEDS AUCTIONEER.
III II. III. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction, FRI
day March 0k O'Clock ut their salesroom. 93 Liberty
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. consisting Of a
removed for convenience Of SALE nclud
Ing Paror Dining Room Library and Chamber Furniture
Carpets Mirrors Curtains Plated Ware China Crocke
~, Glassware, &c. Also an assortment Of Kitchen Furn
ture
ALSO,
Two Trunks containing Clothing Books &C., for account OF
whom mi AncArn.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

CCTION NOTICE.
"a TH1G DAY,
=. THURSDAY, MARCH g.
SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
800 CASES
STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
FOR ACCOUNT OF GNDERwRITERs
n cases. I20C0 LEGHORN AND STRAW HATS
slightly damaged on the voyage
This sale includes choice sssortmens Of goods wen
worthy the attention OF buyers.
Catalogues and samples now ready.
WIN. TOPPING CO.. Auctioneers,
No l39 Church sneek
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IJBNRY d. MINER, AUCrIONEER-OFFICE 81 MAS
IL street, opposite the Post ONCE.

Important sale of choice collection Of modern OIL
PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS by leading artists American
and foreign OF which painted order for the
present owner, who e about travelling abroad.
MINER SOMERVILLE will sell Mt auction, on Thurs
day and Friday EVENING" March ~ and g. at " o'clock,
at the Somervills Art Gallery No. 6i6 Broadway near
uon Of Oh Paintings and Drawings eomprisng the entire
gallery Of wen nosseur and forming probably
e finest assemblages Of works Of auction
this among which will be represented the following
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

HENRY II. LEEDS MINER, AUCTIONEERs.
IL HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell at auction, as
beov Iifanys. on the EVENING" Of THURSDAY and FIJI
Th Herh sna r oiocs each svsninS IaE cac. an
Painting consigned % SAMUEL p AVERY Of 6e4 Broad
way " the most Of which entirely importatons
and have been selected BY gentleman. well known for h.
Judgment with especial care and reference to the taste Of
American buyers In regard 70 artists subjects Sizes 10
novel feature OF this sale win be the very nne Water
Color Drawings by the most celebrated French artists
collection Of which cannot be repeated Altogether 35
different artists are represented BY over 200 subjects many
forming the most novel, interesting and valuable collection
offered at auction this season.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS or rAxHs AND AssssmExrs, /
No g Chambers street

J
Notice hereby given that the Asssessment Rolls Of The
real and personal estate Of the and county of New York
for the year 1895 will bs f ispseon and review from
the soh day Of April 1865 for e correction Of error, and
personal estate Of the city and county Of New York All
Hcaon 70 the commisaonsrs during the period above men
act provides during time the books shah Be
open public inspection herenbefore provided appca
ton may be made by any person considering him.
self aggeved by The assessed valuation Of his real
such application Be mSds IN relation % the as
in writing stating the ground Of objection thersin
and thereupon tho commissioners shalt examine into
the complaint and z in hs9 Judgment the assessments
such application be made in relation tho assessed vaua
der oath by the said ccissner who shall be authorized
adpnister such oahs or any Of them; and IT, In his or
their Judgment ne assessnss = erroneous they shall
- hsy may esis 70 b Just and declare their
shall have been made % them No reduction shall be made
by the Board of Supervisors of assessment real and
psrsona estate tmpo.sd under shi. act up.ess shall APP
unable % attend within the period prescribed for the correc
A'A u y >. WfiIiASsoN or .0.enes rom 'ae cs
j. W. Brown, and Assessments.
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THrRTY.N1NTH CONGRESS.
Z.

wAsmsor,s, Narcf :, ise
rrxnSlnosaL corrnicHr Law.
MT. sunra, trep, Of Mass, introduced pe'l'.onr
m International copyright law which vas referred toe
Committee on Foreign Rea'ions. -
nm srSsr vrxYzr DAVIS r<rouAL sxswcSs
M AvYrouy, ,rsp) Of n L, from the conmi'es
Printing, repors1 . rsssiuiion for The priniss .
49, oov,ss Of Mr. Crsswsil's addrsss % The
Ss-U Winter Davis; which VS. sfcpscd
~ IL s0srcd resoluiicn, vi
GEE SUPPLEMENT sD.-
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

uCTION NOTICE.-E. ROTH AuCTIONEER.
"A LARGE SALE OF HousEn0I.DN N FURNdrgRE; M Jn5;sp
KEEPERS. This day Thursday March morning, at II
O'Clock precisely at four story house ll9 West Eighth
street. Fifth Sixth consisting OF three
beautiful Parlor suit covered with the richest description
crimson and and green and black French satin
brocael; black walnut su reps and hair
cloth large Pier and Oval Mirrors Lacs Curtains marble
Centre Tabes elegant Etagerus style or
Louis xIy Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges 70 MATCH
mag %XGNiFicEST ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE. STOOL
AND COVER,
an elegant instrument with round beautifully
carved legs and with all modern improvements, only
been used months and selected BY first class
music at the celebrated city makers rosewood ana
black walnut Bedroom Suits Spring and Hair Mattresses
Boster Pillows Blankets Corner and Book Stands black
walnut Extension Table, Buffet China Tea Dinner Sets
rich silver mounted Casters silver plated Tea and Table
Forks leo Pitcher Cake Basket rich silver plated
and Coffee Sets Butter Dishes ivory handled Knives
&c positive n BReliable In attendance to cart
pack ship goods purchasers at reasonable charge
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

4 H. MULLER, AUCTONEER.
IA. 160 VALUABLE CITY LOTS AND WATER
FRONTS
A. II. MULLER, p r. WILKINS AGO.
will sell the above At auction Thursday March 1854 at
IL o'clock the Merchants Exchange Saesroom Ill Broad
way, by order Of George Cheserman part of which
close the estate Of James Chesterman. deceased.
and mortgage from 10 five years.
Book maps at the Office of the auctioncer.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

IMPORTANT LECTURES pAfLY-pon Esrry-nxhEv
esiy .. the Ncw Work M.-ensr q nnsscsy Nv s,nsd.
% c~nts BY addressing secresrv Of
New York Museum Of Anatomy.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

N0TICE.-OWING 10 The CROWDED CONDITION
Of the public store importers hereby notified that
all examined packages win be transferred from time time
~ emergency may demand 70 bonded Esrehouaes.
lsgned2 - G. J. CLINCH, 9. d. Collector.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

A Auor1oS SALE OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
r. JUsTIsON, JR., AUCIIONEER
". c. wHITEHOUSE
win offer this day, at the salesroom
NO. 88 CORTLANDT STREET,
six HUNDRED CASES
FRESH
AND sEAsoNABLB
OF OITY AND EASTERN MAKE
OF al grades and Sizes and suitable for Southern Western
and home trade.
Catalogues ready on morning OF SALE
UCTIoN NOTICE-R. T. HAzELL, AUCTTONEKR
We win include In sale Of
FRIDAY, MARCH O.
at salesroom, % Beekman street.
20 HAIR MATTRESSES, In good order.
800 WINDOW CORNiCES.
Catalogues early morning OF sale.
J. K. hALSEY CO, Auctioneers,
% Beekman street
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

=. Il. Church A., Rosa BonheuY, Achenbach,
4. Bierstadt, N. A., Gerome, Verboeck hoven,
Thos. Code, N. A., Ed. Frcre, Adolf Dillcns,
Y. Nebiis, n. A.. =. Wiii:ms, Louis ROBBIE.
d. Huntington, ,PNA Ohavet, Ronlaen,
8. J. Guy N. A., Fchel 6onderland,
z. johnson, N. A., Merle, Denoter,
j. r. kensett, a, Duverger, Brfloun,
A. B. Durand, A. Patrols, De Heuvel,
& B Clifford MA. Lamont do Nets 7. Musin,
B. CoIman N. A., Lemmens, verschuur,
j. 6uydam, N. A., veyvassat Carl Becker,
Rd White, N. A., Accard, n. Burgers,
A. z. TAFT N. A., Ds vuG Van Wyngaerdt
y. =. II. De Haas, eeignac. Koek koek,
II. p. Gray. N. A., d. Roberts, r. A., Kosierse,
AID. Shattuck, N "A. H. lie Jeune r. A., L. de Beul
]. Q. Brown, N. A., II. B. Willis, II. de Beu1
WWhittrfdge, N. A., Ii. L. Rolfe 6errure,
VIM. Hart, n. A., D. Passnore, Bouhnier,
J. r. Brcvoor, Ma e. O. Barnes xerscA,
4. Chapel. @. Pope. Wmt-rberser,
George Owens, Anderson, De BylandI
julia BeerA Vein Philppeau.
W. j. RichArda Watelet, Artx.
". J. Hennessy. echeerea, Reyntiens
@. II. Boughton, Noterman, Couturier.
W. Homer, Janssenx, Escosura,
G. Ogilve, c. veriat HerxoG
Including also grand work BY LOUIS RQ6BE, entitled
Tho Sheapfod being the largest and most important
b. this celebrated artist IN America The will on
exhibition free day and evening and after Wednesday
lh inst unt evening" Of sale, and most cordially invite
ths attention Of all ART lovers to an exannation-
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
MIsCELLANEOUs.


(yORNs. BUNioNR CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS,
Enlarged JoIis and al Diseases of the Feet cured with
NAMES OF Skkp ~ D.s rEssSss SOY o
Rhsnmatim-John Livingston, Editor Of Law Magazine.
vRheumAsiam-John D. Russell a Chatham street. New
SsSrsiss.s g; Price, No. Roosevelt street. New York.
Neuralgia and Pain tn the Bsek-Mr. NJ Evans Trenton,
Piles and Deafnsss-John McNeisht, No. Wood street,
And .housands Of Others Price 5Oc and 81 per bottle
m :. DsdRxfH. Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia
L TRIED AND TRUE,
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE M GEMS An.oS olfDA'
S4sGh Sa4s ssEfSEf's: Inl'S n, cent: cents
sasd, free of postage. on ,eOsips q price.
NM wa ssnsnes and Boilers complete combining
both 81 any nd s
and sms saving the capacity Of The mni being thereby
WINTER i CO., 10 Broadway, Ny.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"NE PLUS yLTEAiWIsTEEs , ',s dIHraoyED rosTt
4
and Feed works" Exclusively adopted land
also sold for joint interes by THE Washington Iron
Workan
s1.s Of ana
single motion VII iia e
THE WASHINGTON fsSs Hs5sf|1 woRsS ok agents Tor
NoTICE-To THE EMPLOYERS AND MERCHANTS
~ of the city OF New York and BROOKLYN We them
know that the body OF the
ssss
longer exist under the exorbant rents
and also the high price OF everything
Of the w0rkngman. Now in national pesce
have every happiness esowed except very little
reduction In the price Of provisions clothing together
With additional house rent which all other
forts We hope the employers will look fairly into this
they may know that do not anything
iGenoe. JAMES ALLEN. President
PAT. ALLlns Recording Secretary.
NOTICE TO COLLAR kAKERS-rHE JOURNEY
~ horse collar makers of New York vicinity
stand out for higher wages, and collar
of Newark and other places 10 invade their
rights until their demands acceded TO-
ID. M. SwKKNY, Secretary @. SULLIVAN, President
NOTTCE-TO BOSS MAsONs AND PLASTERERs
IN and all whom this may concern-An aborers employed
by them shall demand 81 30 day fst day
OF April 1885, BY order OF the United LAborers Assoca
tons PATRICK BRADY, President
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

TO6EPH HEGEMAN
81 FRIDAY, MARCH
A. 10 O'Clock NJ ~ the Central Salearo0ms WilouRhhy
street, corner q Pearl street. Brookiyn,
general assortment OF good rosewood, mahogany and
walnut Parlor Chamber and Dining Room Furniture Nah
Aattesses Bedding Panos Mirrors Hookcases Carpets
Oilciotha Esssy Goods, A.
AZ II o'cleck NJ,
Stylish Horse, years old kind very fast
Aiss chesssus tPious6SsSI hAre, ysArs sd in feaL
-. wAaiam street nortssee sale VI Household Furn
:rs:s md fSird svsnas Harlem: Carpets cn.irs Tables,
Beds md Bedding Picsrs. Sofas, sdsbosrd ollcloth
JOHN r. FARRLH0ToN, Attorney for Mortsagee
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
TRAvELLERV GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS. =
Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
western trains leave New York Hudson River Road
ihreth street and Tenth avenue 7so and 10 A. n. and
stree, and Four,h and a. Harlem Ec:i rwspv
y. ~ train runs on sundsya - = - :
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

HESRyD.MrSE AUcriovBER.
bohsLs AND CARRIAGES AT AUCTION
MINER AND soMERvrLLR
nj thcf saesroom 81 Nassau street Saturav u...s a.
A. at IL O'Clock - 'N" ~
bsniAr Horse sale days-Tuesday- and SATURDAYS
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

(1oRNs BUNioNA CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS
~ Enlarged Jonts and all Diseases of Feet cured with
0ot pain. BY Drs RICE HART, 6s Bowery, over bank
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

HENRY y. HERTs. JR, AUCTIoNEER
II netropoutan salesrooms $50 Broadway
WATCHES, yBwELRy, DIAMONDS. nc
shisday tnursdAyh March q a. 10Y O'clock
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

ON THIS DAY (sTH TNsT.), AT ~ A. NJ,
at the private stable No. East Twenty eighth
An elegant OF long tall black and gray Horses hands
old Of fine style and action rot together In
mnutes perfectly sound kind and gentle In all harness
Also an elegant Coupe. C springs circular 'front.' built
BY Miner Stevens; also hne Victoria four sprngs light
three quarter Wagon, shifting top -four seated
wagons Also one igh, double Harness. double coupe
do. single light Harness. Blankets &c, &c.
the above can be Wednesday afternoon, At the
stable from 4 until o'clock.
sale absolute. without reserve.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

MARsHAL's SALE OF WINES LIQUORS, GRO
lu oeries. Ac.-S. HERMAN. Auctionecr Friday,
March at u oeoek at No y Bowsrv 4. public auction
old Rye whiskey: bbls hnc Bran
dies Gin Rum PORT and sherry wincs and Champ gnes
- bbls French Spirits and large lot Of other Liquors
Family Groceries Sop, Fixtures Beer Pumps Furniture
A. LIPPMANN CITY Marshal
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

LNxECuTORS' SALE.
II TWO HOUSES AND LOT CORNER OF EAST
DnUnuw p,ar =, 81 ~ MI a. ~ mAnhnn ,rse srhEEr
yin s.,l on Tuesday March IS tho Exchange saiesroo
No Ill Roadway At IL O'Clock the three story Brc
Houses Nos and Market street. OF East broad
way lot lof6I fee, Inches Large part Of purchase none
remain on bond aud MORTGAGE
44EEGSTs 4Ecsas o.SSIE oN.SScSSIEEERAr. Executors.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

I1ESRr ILnhE,, AucroNEBR-oYFIcE ROOM
- & 70 enn'on Hall Eighth strcet-wi sen this dsv Al
yt osocs ~ whole ssh of the Commission store NO
hid Furniture Also 100 c,ses III Fsnc, gS1,s " .rt Nj
tnery Ierrmpsry sale. Dealers are Invited Premises
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO COLLAR kAKERs.-rHE JOURNEY
~ men horse collar makers Of New York vicinity
stand out for higher wages, and the collar
makers OF Newark and other places not 10 invade their
rights until their demands acceded TO.
ID. M. SWRENY Secretary. @. SULLIVAN President
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

DAwNBRoKER's sALE-rHIs DAY, BY JOHN NOR
INNER East Broadway Of 400 lots of fine black
and fancy silk merino delane and calico Dresses enc
shaws silk. velvet and other Coaks Spreads Quilts Car
pets and other goods well worthy the attention OF dealers
and others. BY order Of n. stich 2U Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

ScHIIBRRGs GERMAN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o,d wcrn cure without the slightest danger for fles
o ."uhds rcrofuis saltrhcum ali Bone and skin Dis
arrss. \. for sale q, % Bowcry and BY all principal
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

NOTTCE-TO BOSS MAsoNs AND PLAsTERERs
~ and all whom this may concern-An laborers employed
by them shall demand 81 30 day,
OF April 1855 BY order Of The United Laborers
tons. PATRICK BRADY, President
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
" Per, Picture. ofqCM.ter.

, A AcUfrespbhdent of the Bost6,t Aaoertisef,
who was at the Soldiers and 4 Sailors
Convention reeeDtlyo held in # Cleveland,
writes as follows, of Clusters appearance
and conduct IN the Convention: 20 'N'" '
The pet Of the Convention was lCuster,i
His 20 years are iasnhuch as some mems 33f
He sat on the platforms but,tpOk, noIpart'ih
the proceedings, His ,boyish figure is full
Of springs aud electricity. He e'seemsifitiul
and nerv0us-sitting now half AIN hour I'm
perfect silence and abstraction, and then
futrning uneasily in his chair or beating, up
and down the platform Ike young Ieop-
ard His pictiirey IS every knowflAi
the face rosy, the chin lOngobuG weak, the
nose long and strong, the forehead high
and bald, with small. diflident eyes, and a.
heavy sandy moustache and slight yellow
goatee, and that marvellous head of long
auburnhair thrown over his ears care -
less ringlets envied Of all the girls, Be
lrareful, Custer, or your ringlets and your
bright necktie will be the death OF you
some OF these coming days. Whether the
little caValryman has much intellectual
ability is a question not yetCsettled. He
has will that never fears, and is IN himself
a magnetic battery of wonderful power.
He throws Himself wholly into whatever
he undertakes--for the instant, or lthe
hiothNhOt 81 VI toiAO Iill lltpNtit ~ - ~ s.t1.
thing he does. 4. Thus, when the
Convention got Into the snarl about the
Order Of the Grand Army Of the Repubfic,
he turned thertide by springing TO the plat
form and calling for three cheers for the
Fenians. 1t was trick, of course; but on
the instant, he stood there, not leading the
cheers, butlhimseIf cheer. His manner Is
cold but strangely impashioned. ~ They
called on him Tor Il Speech-he sitting near
the front of the platform. He shook his
head slowly and abstrdctedly. They kept
call ng, and suddenly he roseand retired to
the rear, behind half dozen gentlemen.
They shouted again aud .again-Granger
was trying to get order. enough to be heard
while he explained that tie General would
not speak-Campbel and Heath and Gra-
ham were trying to hush the clamor with
uplifted hands-Custer paused an Instant in
Ills short, walk on the further side of the
stage, sprang toward the front, thrust
Campbell away with his right hand and
Granger with hlhis left, and while his own
name yet rung on their lips united the
whole Convention in three magnificent
cheers for the old flag. How he did it i
never shallknow; but heneeforth lean un-
derstand why the rebels so feared his cav
airy; can understand how he got such
splendid Service out of his h0rsemen. w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
LErom the Gsliipolis Dispatch, Sept. PSI
DemOcraIic Meeting Monday.

ID T. H O. . a..
The meeting last Monday was success
in every respect. The people were there
and the speakers we're there, and all things
went off to the satisfaction of everybody
except the Rmalgamatiopist They. did
not like it. The fact is, truth is nnpalata-
BILE to them. Judge Thurman and Rous!'
seau failed to attend, but ColoneliMQ0re
and +. +. Bingham, -Of-the regular APP
pointees, were on hand, and also the Hon.
Geo. II! r. Pillsbury,0 OF Maine, who had
been I'D Kanawha on business, was invited
to attend and address the meeting, which
lie did III very satisfactory nialiher. His
arguments were unanswerable andIalSo his;
style of Oratory. The brst evidence Of its
being OF Il high, order's the TACT that the
audience remained perfectly quiet for the
space Of one hour and a half, although d
large number of them had to standy His
remarks showed most tconclusively that the
principles enunciated by the Radicals are
not the true principles of the partyg but
were got up for the purpose of deception,
He made a simple statement Of facts, and
satisfied his hearers, that tile whole" stock
in trade of the Radicals was abuse, slang,
vituperation, wrath and foam, andbthe,only
object they had in view, was to retain,p0w7.
er, and that for that purpose 1T was neces-
sary 10 keep the States out of the Union,d
and deny them representation until their
lcitizens would degrade themselves in the
eyes of themselves and all honorable men,
! Col. Moore followed. giving a few home
thrusts at some, very low, ,scullions who
have been traducing- him. The Colonel
need not trouble himself about those chaps,
their remarks are veryTAucll like NMorali
ty and, the State.n They have not o Very
extensive circulation, and their source is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
Hntler's letter TO Governor Ana
/ .IIr. mo- ~ lln,a XEIrn I.ot-.Ir,i -...I


In May, 1861, Ben. Butler, then in COM
mand of Massachusetts regiment at An
hapols, Maryland, rendered The services of
his troops to Quell any attempt of the iels
Proes TO assert their freedom. This called
forth letter Of ctnstrei from Governor
.fndrew SwhogprOtestetf against using for
any such purpose, troops raised in Massa-
chnsetts, The reply made by Butler, was re-
garded by his friends as, the ablest produc-
tion of his life, and completely Sflenced tile
clamor of the Govetner. die declared that !
it was his purpose to enforcer the laws not
alone, against white men in rebellion, but
against blacks also; that to seek the aid Of >
negroes against the Southern population, {
would be adisgrace to the civilization Of
the age; that the action of Britain in using
the Indian, ,tomahawk and scalping Knife,
against the Colonies, would be rendered.
respectable in history by the tiffany whichb
would attach to the North if it placed the
defepseless women and children, of the,
South at the mercy of the negro. This was
Buffers position in the early stages of the
Iwar4but sthe contest wentforward, and
as his opportunities for making money
grew with the desperation with which,
IhOstlities were conducted, he readily
abandoned his earlier position and atlength
Iwas9 guilty of acts and became the' a,lvOt9
cate of measures which have secured tor
Ihimla an, unenyiable notorietY wherever his,
name is known. For political PURPOSES,
men are willing to use him; ibut'his career
has been such that no considerable num-9
Der Of persons many community eitherre-,
spect, him Cas a man or, ,repose nildence IN
him asa patriot Tan, DIeqler.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
l,rWhsnIthe rtM Iman rides.
He rides in ohaises;c.n
When the poor man rides.

Pat, the cpachmap ewhen, he turned poet,
got off Q stanzas much like this, but on re-,
beating, got the, Jingle sadly marred.' It
viii do however. III this Sppiiehtiohgi 1919
Jay Cooke, the Imilliohiiirep of Rhiladel-
phia, with a few select friends, made a trip
to SanddsRy, atew days since,in superb
car. having. all the luxuriess and cohVen-,
fences ,ofa fiIst-elassi family dwellingSs as
weIeafii from the Cleuelasd PluinsD e0leri
a porch in the rear where severalsmaY sit
and TAKE che arr free from dust i an cle5
aantly furnished '9salooni ori parlor, ,3ywith
Sofas tables and onilrrurs5 slBepinR idpart7
fnen6 wheFet sofa seats are qIiGklys trans1
Formed lfAto easy touches; aainingrIroom'
With extdbsieM table and aillthe necessary
eta eeteFas 2h& ,PahtryyowGll sbQckedowith
sliBstRnUialss ( ,Nashlrooin &ce ooiilo iijlH
liWhenr Mr. Chase, asl Secretary Ofothe
TfeSsdfy, ,ihstituted the seVenEth Ethirsy Greanr
back and shihplaster systeni of currency
he ibanded Ian agency in Philadelphia at
the head Of which he placed this lCOOke,
,.lOjiG1t oG ,fOnoh yylj uodW sioiItGl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
To aUsU6ons is6sog Concern. gr-7aw

~ utttO'tV"t VHeUy NONSefTt' 70 "A
- .ai'S LOFTY CLERKS 0FFICE,l ,r,,i
I r..,.. g..,, COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 8, 1866.
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council OF COum bus, for }
making the following improvements, ,t0-yit: ...,
For making a ffteen'inch Pipe or Brick Sewer in
Nebe street from Front streetto Seventh street,. 5t
The same to be done in accordance with pats and
estimates to be preparedby the City Civil Engineer
@ q e On
proposed pfOvenents, are required to file ttieir "
claim s in the Office of the Clerk, in writing, on or
before the Twenty third day Of October, A. ID. %
L. E, WILSON 81"
! sept1O-d1taw4w pEH-''rq Il NOitI, Clerk. I'd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-02
.roPaving Notice. sr.s
70 G'rlOkons It may Concern: :lH'i 7G7its91I

OH 1yanu .CITYfOLERK'S OFFICE, l'.o,
,.. 10, ,r. COLUMBUS, D., Sept. II 1861 =
Notice Is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus. Tor
making the following improvements, tO-wit: !.
70 grade and pave tbs north side of Wa nut al
ley frem high street. ty Baig allyn jga5- Il nod
estimates to be prepared ny the City OWL Engineer
and fled in the qficl pf the City Clerk. -
All teIsOns cditnns dau ages on account Of said
claims in the office Of the CLERK, in writing on or
before the firSt utyi& KUveinber 8. nna is9l1
sepI9 d1taw4w '' "}H'' ''aE 'Gjatpf Gielk!n