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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
Peach Shipments.
Election.
Tan WILMINGTON CoAL Gas ConpAur.


The stockholders Of the Wilmington Coal Ga,
Company met at the Office, No. 800 Shiplsv gtreot
yesterday afternoon, and e-electsd the old Board
Of Directors, as follows:
Dr. Il. X. Porter; Washington Jones, Or. ]
Der1ckson, Geo. Richardson, Benz. 8. Clark. Joa
Br1nghurHt; Samuel Floyd, Edward Bets, T. j
ane directors will meet this evening, for the
purpose OF electing officers
1HE WnNINoToN SAVING FUND SocIErY.
AT the annual meeting Of the Wilmington Saving
Fund Society held at the ONCE, yesterday morn.
ing, twenty-five Managers we're elected, 70 serve
the ensuing year, as follows:
Benz: :: Clark, Jacob Derrieson, VIM. TatnalI.
hlehPrd T. Gibbons, E. G. stOtsonburg, w ashinql
Ton Jones, Geo. W. Sparks. Joshua MGris, John
II. Adams, VIM. Candy, EiwoOd Garrett, JoseDh
Iatnau' Samuel Candy, James G. Akin, WIN. IN.
Candy, ThOs. McClary, W. r. Bullock, George
Richardson, Saml. WOllaStOn, Chas. Candy, Chas.
"arneT Joseph Brnghurst, Edward +. Beliah.
Ihe Managers will meet this evening, at the
ONCE To organize the Board, and elect.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
Delaware MOrtiouIsural aoo,o,y.


TIKI FALL KxHiBIrIoN-To COMMENCE sRPf I7th
A meeting Of the Delaware Horticultural SocIe.
y was held In Institute Hall, last evening. 10 con
sidei the proPriety OF holding the customary an.
Ieminai exhibition. VIM. Candy the President
CT the Society, preAided.
Tne resignation Of Joseph A. Riehardson fron
Ihe SecrAtaFyship was rendered and ACCENTED. and
Henry TAtnal elected to the vacancy.
vas, on motion, unanimously rssOlvad 70
mold the exhibition, and the date Of commeaee-
ment was hxed for the 18th OF the preaent moDfh.
70 continue four days This. Il win be observed
eS9Y short time in which TO get ready for he
eFnioitlon' but the AFFAIR iS mostly in the handS
OF ladi@, WorkerB too, aud they viii push the
arrangements forward 20 a succ0ssful complellon
against the opening Of the exhibition,
VIM. n. Candy was elected chairman ol tha
JOINT Committees, and Mrs. A. L. COnant. IAdv
manager Chairman OF Committees were aloo
elected, ~ 1OlloWs:
hefEaahmsnts. Mn. Moore: Dlshss. Nls. Hast
lngs heetauEant. Mas Sue RIchardsOn Lem.
onade Mil Miss Josie Tatnail; CarpentsE work
ana tables. Wm. II. Pierce Boqust, Mis- Anna
SSanoy Badges. ms. Wm. Candy; Fish Pond,
Miss nary Sisson; 4nale, HenFy TatnAlL
. Jon u. jackson was elected auctlonoer 70 the
Edward TatDall, ST., was elected a deleaate to
meeting 20 be hslo in Philadelphla on the i7th
inst, IN ala OF the Centennial
The Chairman Of the 0eVeral couamItfaea ,vilt
meet At 4;SO ?. N. the On tast.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

The EXCURSION TO NEW YoRK.-Just here in
the midst OF the election excitement, we would
remind people of the very pleasant aud delight
ful excursion to New York aud up the Hudson
River to be given on Thursday next, by the Wa
ter Witch s. F. E. Co This will undoubtedly
prove very fine excursion, as every arrangement
will be made which will conduce to the comfort
and pleasure Of those who attend, The exeur-
siOnists will also be afforded an opportunity OF
visiting the capitollne grounds, Brooklyn, and
there inspect the Graphic balloon, which il TO
start to Europe, on the 10th inst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

ADVICE FOR EVERYBODY THAT Cosrs No BODY
ANYTHNo.-Lotions and cosmetics make q super
fetal coating on the skin, give an artificial color
easily seen, but viley destructive of the color
texture and pliability ofthe skin itself. WrinkIed
haggard and prematurely old looking, exactly de-
scribe the appearance Of those who habitually
''paiOt their faces" If you would have the clear,
transparent, healthy and soft tinted Complexion
which nature gives, free from pimPles, tan, free
kles, or all other dishgurement8 use Hand Sapoio
the most effective and fragrant toilet soap ever
manufactured. Sold by all dealers at 10 and Is
cents cake. Aug-25, " d cod 2W.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

TRUE IN PART.-A Washington letter in the
New York Tribune says that "General Butler'S
statement that there was on every leading com.
mlttee IN the last House a newspaper correspon-
dent, sometimes the editor himself "a clerk, get
ting SS day during Congress and writing lei.
ters for what he could get out OF the newspapers
beside, it is not altogether correct. OF 29 COM
lnlttee" clerks Of the last House OF Representa-
uVes, only ~ had even nominal connection with
newspapers, and until the passage Of the back
pay bill, meme drew a salary greater than "a. 80
per day" ..n. 't78
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
BUILDING sTATIsrIcs.

OPERATIONS DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
The following applications for building lines,
were ordered at the ONCE Of the City Surveyor,
during the month Of August, 1873:
Geo. X. Townsend, for the Trustees of E. Zion
Church; one house on ButtOnwOOd street, near A.
John X. Gallagher, back building ON Walnut
street, between Sixth and Seventh.
corner of Adams. 'Pt '-'TF
Chas. G. sterr, three at Fourth and franklin
streets.
Elisha Duncan, one, on Dupont street. be.
tween Thh d and Fourth.
Thos. CLARK, one, on Jackson street, between
Front and RecOnd.
UniOn Natiousl Bank, Market street above
Fifth, new 'front.' a t4. 3 ~ T n 7
VIM. Kelley, ono house, on Van Burcn street.
between Second and Third.
Cnas Y: WOOlley, two, on street between A
ano IN. D. ana near Claymont street, South Whining
James Kelley, four on Fourteenth street, near
VIM. Morrow, one. at FOursoOnih and King
p;l.sn, john i FeTis two o CAlpPsy sisees above
Robt IL JOnss ana Patrick Tarrsrt oirb, d
l. .S%TeriRg %,s Av7aae elWesn jackson issst ana
Edwin JasksOns ave- at seventh and AGoavoe
=. gIS0CIOskey Y &C q Mclepemlp, clght a. spruce and
AAyLoT bLreet6. 80. 81
II. Pedrick, one on French street, between
AnlrIeentb apd kOuJteenkh.itr e.sf4 ugttsa
80 bskq, one aajoiniAg the above si0hRl
Alex: ClaEkson, threel on Eleventh street, be-
tween Llncoln street and Brobs0n's lane. -,
street, bel0WfWater. ~. = t.-Et IT.
Robert Rohorts. two houses on Seventh street,
betwoen Adams and jackson. - : + - -
Total, daring the month. 40; against 68 for the
month OF August, last year, ;, 80. n i.E'
11lS the hrSt month this gear, in which the
number q applications for building IinSs ala mot
equal the npmber issued during the hecoEraspOnding
month OF last year. This is accounted for by the
unus1Al amount Of dali weather during the present
month. The building season at present, howovaT,
passed the height fi'il. ENIs G'''II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

S.0NIFIcANT-This morning an officers coach,
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, containing one
or more of the officers OF that road, went up to
Philadelphia, attached TO the 1890 train. This
probably indicates conference between the OFF,
cers Of the above Company and the officers Of the
Pennsylvani1 Railroad Company with a view to
the settlement Of existing difficulties At present
the Pennsylvania refuses 70 allow Baltimore &
Ohio cars to run over its tracks TO New York, and
will not accept tickets issued by that Company for
points beyond Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
AaNotkrlka
HEaEmaa FRm R1tNfNa.

Washington Lodge, No i, A r A. at hall
Asylum Lodge, NJ s. 1857. a. odd rsl.
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No ;, s Of I, At Hall
Fifth and Market streets. s0E9Hl 4t ill
street. Juf fTT IJ hlTfrrY tf1nC
Lincoln Lodge. No 5, X Of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
American Star Lodge. No II q IF, at Good
Fellows Hail. Third and Market streets.
Columbia Lodge. No II, 1 Q G r, ct Fifth
Fidelity Temple. No. I, True Templars, at Hall
cor. Of IN and Spruce atreets 90 NfA s.s
American Star Lodge, No. l, I. o. ofi f., now
meets in the McClary Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUsINEss-Charlcs Kyle has RI COW
'sChs health and will give his personal attention
10 tho sale of ice cream confectons nuts and irutt
at the N. w. corner Of the Second street market
ouse, and will be as polite and accommodating ~
Of Sixth and Orange Sts at his residence. He alec
intends to ft no the Sylvan Springs. near the city
railway dapOt, whore there will bO eOnvenieneies
for picnics and every arran cement for the accom-
modatiou Of all who may wish to pass . pleasant
afternoon. Charley Is enterpFising and deserving
the ground. auglb-dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

Board OF EDUcATT0N.--A special meeting
OF the Board OF EdacatiUn was held lASt even.
ing, President Hillss in the chair. han .t@s
The object Of the meetinglW was TO award the
contract for erecting the new school at Third
and HaFFisUn streets, Ne DaSia, to whom
the contract vas awarded On MondSy, last week
having delinod 70 'accept II on account of
nlslndeFatanding The. aPeei6catipns. The oOn-
manner ia which the school could be buiIt
was awarded 10 Jasl r. 6e6ds at $40 400. - ~
The specifications WeTe alRhtly altered, ana
the school ia DOW TO have facing, about 90 In
ches high. and "a, l6; and inches 10 thicRnesS.
The building, Is to BE- finished by the 6rst Of
February next. -, ,t, RI, a., r. 'tl,,-.. d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

DON'T BK ALAFNKD.-On Thursday morning,
at 4 o'clock, the bell on the Water Witch engine
house, will be rung vigorously, for the purpose of
aronsiDg those who propose TO 90 on the excursion
to New York, which the company will give on
that day. We make this announcement SO tnat
many good people may not be needlessly alarmed,
under tho impression that ConAagratiOn 10 then
raging.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

EXCURSION FROM BIRDsBoRo TO CAPE MAY
This morning, quito early, excursion, under the
auspices of John Wainwright, of this city. lett
BirdsbOro, Pa, by way OF the " wilmington * Read
of eleven oars well hlcd, and arrived here at 80
A. N. The excursionists left for Cape May, on
the steamer Sdmf n. FELTON,, about s. A. NJ, stop
ping at New Castle on the way down.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

=, APPoINTED.-Miss Mary LlpL cncOtt, Of Mt.
examination, has been appointed First Assistant
IN the girls grammar school, No. 4. There were
59 applicants for this position, OF whom only 10
stood the test Of a written examination. Miss
LpPencott, for the past six years. has been teach
ing select school at Mt. holly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

SALOONS CLcsED.-In accordance with the
provisions of the new liquor law, which went
into effect Yesterday, the saloons and hotel bars
are all closed to-day, on which an election is
held. Their closing gives quiet almost
Sa9bath appearance, to many Of the streets on
which saloons are located 1t is quite probable
will be avoided. y NN'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
LOCAL ImTGLLudRmoR. /.

II you have not voted go and do so at once.
The liquor saloons are alt closed to-day.
Candidates ere anxious and sxcitOl Just now.
Delaware Loan Association msats this syOaIAg.
Numbers Of men are idle to-day. II takes
SJme men whole day to cast one vote.
The Delaware railroad train arrived here on
time, this morning, the first time since the re-
sumption OF travel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

lEJURED. ~ Yesterday, Afternoon, painter
fell from the roof Of house No. 500 Tatnall
stree, on which he was working. Hs broke
and disloclted his right ankle, and severely
iejured the rteht side of his facss: BE was
removed 70 hh reSideaca on jackson street
between T6lnsenth and FourteeGth, and
Harry BonIden. 49, - =. = - a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
PHILADELPHIA cATTLE MARKET

nj o., H. MONDAY. sept. LIS p, M,
lac Cattle market was very dull this week but
rived and sold at 7a72c for extra Penna and West
ern steers 6a6Sc for fair to good do and 4a5H pcr
lb gross for common, as to quality, -
COWS were dull go head sold St S40a6Oper head
oiHEEP were IN fair demand; 1900 head arrived
ana sold at 4I2a62c per pound gross As TO ouaIity
Hoes were dull and lower; 5000 head arrived ana
sold at Sc 75a7 Is per 100 lbs net, ~ 4"N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

AMorHEk CGaAI.- Boar sETzUuRR.-This
morning U. 8: ManhAIeD eDdns asfyed 3 .Hrit 81
seizure upon the canal boas NS. 7O7, OF he New
York line, lying q Ffenih iraSE uuhafI, loaded
with eoal. The seizure wRS made for 4 vol elton
with the required alcSdse.' u s'tf ~ ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

PURcHAsKD.-Ihe Delaware Fire Company
han purchased, in Philadelphia, fine bay horse,
tor which they paid 1910. One Of their pair Of
blacks was foundered, but Is now believed to be
getting better.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

PoLIcE CAsRs.-A. n. Hoops, 5or druaken-
ness and disordsFly conduct, vas hhed s. aud
sosls Snd held 70 bail iSthe eum Of eIo0, 10
M.Bpyls, for drunkoa6ssI. was fined any
cents Ind cosls, -rn EE9gg go
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

The NORMAL SCHOOL Prof 8. j. Wiley
aud Miss Mary Miller have been appointed assist
ant teachers ia tic Normal School. The session
OF the school will now be held on Friday even
lngs, instead oil Saturday evenings, az formerly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

LITR has FEW CHARMS for the Dyspeptlc, which
il not to be wondered at when We take into
account the amount Of bodily and mental suffer-
ing that this distressing malady generates. The
Peruvian Syrup "a protOxide OF iron) has cured
THOUSANDS who were suffering from this disease.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

THE U. S. CoURT.-The U. s. Court is engaged
to-day, 10 naturalization.
SlO' p yacl DelG'oavs was libeled for violatio1
Of the incense b We.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

CHEAP CoAL.-Stove at S5S5. Nut, e5.I5 per
22lO pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
of Market street bridge. WM. j. BROwN.
July 1st.-3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

LARGEST EUT Cat in the city at VIM. j.
BROWNS. South Of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

FIVE PER CENT, INTEREST
Per annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
mand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
Ne. Goa Market Street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

DepOslt Accounts. SUBJECT 70 chesk at sight (SamO
@ q National Bank solicited from firms. cOPpO-
rati0ns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
r intsrss. made on deposits Of specific sums. for
cd periods.

COLLECTIONS .-
OF Dividends Notes, Interest Drafts &c. made with
despatch and accounted for the day DaEmsnt s r0--
ceiVed. GilF#t #ts1I fIErl-5feF y 4 =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
CHECKS

On Banks in Philadelphia New York, Boston. Bal
timoro. Delaware. Pennsylvania and WashingtOn
will be credited receipt from customers at par.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02
ORnRRa.

Electric Line $sO5; DAlisl Gallagher. 81. 90;
Washington Cox, SIPS; N. N. Child & Co, 81
VIM. H. Pierce, IS; johann. Stewart, 500; Tat
nall & Lea, s. Quigley & Bro, S3294.S9;
On motion, Council adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-02

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

Ftiend Reed s-On Tuexday. sept End, we,
with Ofbers. took The ride 10 the city of Cen.
treviiIe, Lake coiOhio, 10 assist in getting a
lawyer nominated TO the Senate Of Ohio. ns IL
would seem that no other trsde or profession
could by any possibility bs induced IN offer
man; 50 generated by all classes are the stu
dents Of Blackstone, IL would appear iDcon.
gruOus 10 dos
The meeting opened by making q lawyer
Chairman, and The whole thing seemed to run
legally Something WIS SAID about a Jesolu-
iion being introduced, expressive of the feel
Ing In regard to the Congressional salary ar.
rangment, bat there being but one subject that
could be well brought before the meeting,
nothing could be done.
The place where our Senators are all made
--Centreville--is n noted place. For years, its
one hotel has taken advantage Of our conven.
iioDs to. make il pleasant Tor all wanting din.
ner, and 10 pocket the one dollar per capita for
the saine, not even discriminating Jelween the
first served, or second pr third table, rs the de-
nand seemed TO shorten supplies anil advance
the price. We suggest To the District Com.
miitec that They hold their next meeting at
Ashiabula and we will give the delegates n
first table and fair bill =
The bulls seem to have got on the rampage,
lately. A young man livingnes h.re, was at
tackled, last week, and his leg broken in the
affray before h could be rescued, and The
case of Marshal Brown, killed last week.
How is it about that Peoples Convention !
Will i, come of, and win If it does! Echo an
swers "IIou IL nY'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
n.,,ro.s ps.s.sr..

7sTns CosTmmrA cR4ftwkI COMPANY or
ganlred soms thrss .tesfs iheoe have sur.
veyed the route Of the proposed line, and OBJ
ialned ciIaryrs ffvm The State through which
II will pass. Al q recent meeting Mr. James
K. Abbott, gave sai detailed statement OF the
advantages claimed for the road. The princi-
pal Of these is the great saving OF the distance.
the line between New York and Omaha, AT no
point divereIng more than 6f,een miles from
an air line. From the west line Of Pennsyl-
vania to New York city, saving 10 distance
and grading oftwo hundred miles will be ef.
fecied. Mr. Abbott claimed that the road
when built would satisfactorily solve the vex.
ed question Of cheap transportation, reducing
the cost from twenty to fity per cent. Tie
company expect TO construct the road In about
two years Mr.. Edward Dodge, Is president
of the company, and the following gentlemen
are among the directors: Ex Governor w. Big.
Ter, OF Pennsylvania Judge +. Hayes, George
Green Lowe, E. w. Bronson, Illinois. and r.
J. Virgins. Indiana.
The Docks Of the L. S. s. M. g. Co at the
Harbor, are soon to be under way, and already
our negnbOr Mckenzie has been notified TO
put himself in readiness for the work The
exact time, and the exact extent Of docks 10
be built, are unanswered questions, but the
reader may rest assured that the satisfaction OF
seeing that work move, when tue energetic
hand of contractor M'Kenzie shall he engag-
ed.
The A. Y. & P. Docks, are becoming pret.
ty well occupied with ore, and begin TO
TO wear the appearance of premeptory de-
mand for more room. To meet this exigcncy,
as no more dock room can be made ready this
season, this ore is TO be handled over so We
are. told-and by the use OF the cranes de-
posted beyond the spur, or dock track, and
thus the present dock LEFT free again for what.
ever cargoes that are to arrive TO close up the
seasons work.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
RING2YILLR.

Editor Telegraph THE Baptist and Metho-
dist church buildings are being very much
improved in every respect, as you have been
advised of late; the former has been receiving
some new, more modern style windows-bcing
a great improvement. The past two Sabbaths
the pastor, Rev. Hough. has occupied the desk
of the Presbyterian church, and some very
practical and effective discourses have been
furnished, well suited TO all.
The Baptist Sunday school some days since
repaired to Asbtabula harbor, accompanied by
the Kingsvillc Band taking ride on the lake
upon one of the steam tugs. The day was
marked as one of shQwery propensilies, and
we understand thai, with the motto "any port
in Storm" theH on being oyertaken with
one, took refuge in a barn, at or near Mr.
Landon's on the south ridge, and with the in.
flexible will TO be, do, and suffer II need be, SC
that enjoyment may come out of il, they all
went in, determined to make the best of ev-
erything." Ere long, Mrs Landon called on
them and Insisted on all hands coming into
the house. The kind invitation was accepted
and all went merry as marriage-bell. Many
thanks are due Mr.. and Mrs. Landon for theil
very generous hospitality. Ii was after ihs
weather had cleared away, and the "innel
man" had been provided for that the trip t,
the lake was made. All came back fully sal
isfed with the days doings.
The Methodist and Presbyterian Sunday
schools will probably unite In picnic, ol
some sort of an expedition through which th'
children may have some extra recreation.
Rev Hickok, of the Presbyterian church, is
still away, and we learn that Chautauqus
Lake, N. Y, this gear, has lost It's usual effecl
In preventing the return of his disease-"Hay
Fever"-he not receiving much if any benefit
at this time
Dr. L. NJ. Webster and family, have return
Led from the East, and We notice much of vigol
and increased strength in looks and genera
appearance.
DIR. Wallace was taken down very suddenly
of late--just on the point of his moving u
your city, and has been, and is at this writing
very sick, and yet better than he has oeen
Pleurisy was thought 10 be the disease 10 Of
fyct, though originating from overriding whil'
in his feeble state Of health generally. li
,-ge a88 Yours, &c, .ies.
| a.o, fn,h fa1Q 80 fa.I. efTe.t s.f. lIa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
THE MARK RTs.
-i- -----a----a-a4-------- 49,
Ashtabula Market,
AsnrABCLA. Sept. 10, 1919.
Dealers psy the following I1,so,.
From The ChicaZO
CHICAGO MARK EFT.

The Chicago produce markets were moderttely uc.
tive Tuesday and the leading cereals weak Mess
pork in good denaEd and shade hrmer at SIS rs
cash. Lard quIeand steady nc for winter and
Ike for summer rendered. Mests were quiet and uB-
changed at sHQt1K for sweet picked ha us. Lake
freghts quiet and steady i4c for wheat TO Buffalo
Flodr wHs qHiet and firm. Wheat lese active and
lk02He lower closing at &1-15Leash. t1J4H Keller
the month. aDdfi.i3 seller OctoberA Cprn was more
active and Nc lower. closing &c cash and 43 seller
the month. Oats were active and unchanged. closing
At 2'5se and 2Ik029tsc seller October. Rye more
active add steady at size. Barley was more active
and st5c higher clOsiL at o. % for No and 9glc
for No. g. Hogs were dull and lower closing weak at
S42@tt7O, The cattle aud rhcep markets were with
ont decided chanRc
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
BLUE WATERPRooF-at
TYLRR and CARLIsLE's

In recent issue of our paper, we called at
teniiOn to the fact that after the LIST of Oclober
the proprietors of the Union Business College,
Cleveland, Ohio, will issue no more Life
Scholarship, but IN their stead will issue only
certificates limited to six aud twelve months
time We wish to remind our readers that
the Life Scholarship is good in all the leading
Business Colleges in America, and that there
remains only short time in which they can
be purchased at all. For further information
address FELTON, g. Bigelow, Cleveladd, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

NoTEweRTaY.-A call to the mammoth
Furniture Establishment of James Moriarity,
$50 and 2S2 Superior St., Cleveland, Ohio. sat
isles us that this is "headquarters' for furni.
ture. Having just removed from his old stand
into his magnificent structure, he has facilities
for doing business, aud line of goods not
eqasled by any in the city. A commodious
steam elevator ready at all times to convey
visitors from one story to another. Persons
listing Cleyeland should not fail 10 call. See
advertisement