Broadway Marble Palace to Undergo Radical Interior Upgrades
An exclusive wholesale establishment plans major interior changes including strong timbers to replace weak beams, ensuring safety for heavy merchandise. The piece notes a race between Stewart and the Astors for wealth, and questions social responsibility if extreme fortunes rise further. Nor' WESTER.
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Broadway Marble Palace
Stewart
Astors
America
Wester
New York Notices and Remarks on War and Society
The item compiles editorials and notices from New York reflecting wartime politics, literary trends, theatre and shipping news, and social commentary. It mentions William P. Winchester’s wine venture in France, Grand Trunk Railway prospects in Canada, and local auctions while commenting on politics, finance, and notable figures.
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New York
California
Western Railroad
West Point
Massachusetts
Telegraphic
MoertTon
Maiden Lane
N. Y
William P. Winchester
Paris
France
Richmond's gambling vice cripples city and politics
The Richmond Examiner denounces widespread gambling in the city, citing forty establishments, lavish spending, and corruption of public funds. It urges Virginia’s legislature to purge the capital, noting the entrenchment of vice in hotels, saloons, and government circles.
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Richmond Examiner
Richmond
Egypt
Main Street
Hell
Washington
Gemii
Main
Virginia
Confederacy
Senate action on consular funds and DC deeds bill
On Saturday January 23 1863 Senate debated and passed a consular diplomatic appropriation bill and a clerical expansion for the Quartermaster General's office while amending affidavits for missing vouchers. A DC register of deeds bill and a US jurors bill were referred and the Navy clause on League Island discussed. The House was not in session.
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Senate
Trumbull
District of Columbia
U. S
Grimes
Office of Register of Deeds
Secretary of the Navy
League Island
Fessenden
Committee On Finance
Secretary of War
Sherman
Harlan
Pacific Railroad
House
Arrival News From Havana and Nassau Steam Fleet Movements
The British Queen arrives from Havana and Nassau with reports from the Bahama Herald about British warships Galatea and Spiteful. Galatea's commander allegedly has orders to seize Admiral Wilkes and detain him in Bermuda. Vesuvius took 1.5 million in specie from Mobile for England. Annie Childs and Flora likely to run the blockade. Douglas Thistle and Antonica sailed for Charleston. Nina arrives from Galveston with cotton.
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New York
Havana
Nassau
Bahama Herald
Admiral Wilkes
Bermuda
England
Vesuvius
Mobile
Annie Childs
Flora
Douglas
Thistle
Antonica
Carleston
Doura
Nina
Galveston
Steamer Ariel Arrives With 400000 In Specie
New York reports the Ariel from Aspinwall bringing 400 080 in specie, convoyed by the gunboat Connecticut. Panama dated 15th notes Hermann sailed for San Francisco with Ariel passengers. In New Grenada the civil war ends as the leader joins the Liberals. Tobacco and spirits taxed by convention. Gold drops to 24 percent at Panama. French fleet and US steamer Saranac seen at Acapulco.
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New York
Ariel
Aspinwall
Connecticut
Panama
Hermann
San Francisco
New Grenada
Acapulco
U. S
Saranac
Sinking of Gunboat Winona Reported at Port Hudson
News from New Orleans on January 8 reports the gunboat Winona sunk by the South Battery at Port Hudson. It also notes Confederate general Stonewall Jackson with 40,000 troops reinforcing Vicksburg. No Galveston updates provided by January 8. Washington says Mississippi rise flooded the canal cut opposite Vicksburg.
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New York
New Orleans
Port Hudson
Stonewall Jackson
Vicksburg
Galveston
Herald
Washington
Mississippi
News from Havana and Key West In Early 1860s Dispatch
The Saxon arrived from New Orleans on the 10th and Key West on the 17th. The Merrimac’s propeller fan broke and she would sail in four days. San Jacinto reached Key West on the 9th. Rumor placed the pirate Alabama off Havana with a boat ashore.
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New York
New Orleans
Key West
Merrimac
Alabama
Havana
Gen Gorman Seizes White River Posts With Gunboats
General Gorman reports from Duvall's Bluff that with three gunboats he ascended White River and captured Des Are. about 150 prisoners taken along with two heavy guns and roughly 200 small arms. The action was relayed to Major General Halleck via Major General Curtis in St. Louis on January 25.
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Washington
Curtis
Halleck
Inoobi
St. Louis
Folow
Gorman
Duvall
White River
Des Are
Sabbath Observed at Army of the Potomac Camp
The headquarters report on January 2 notes the Sabbath was well observed, only essential business conducted, and no unusual activity observed in the enemy lines in recent days. No other significant developments are mentioned.
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Army OF the Potomac
Railway and Mill Listings From Brokers Board Scrip Book
A dense OCR sample lists railroads including Boston and Maine Cambridge Horse Railroad Fitchburg Manchester and Lawrence and Metropolitan Horse Railroad with others. It also mentions Middlesex and Baltimore railroads along with mill firms such as Bates Manufacturing Great Falls Manufacturing and Pacific Mills, and mining firms with various allocations and tonnages.
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Boston and Maine Rairoad
Cambridge Horse Railroad
Geet
Casctasen
Pittsfield and
North Adams Railr
Guar
Northern Railroad
Connecticut River Railroad
Boston and Worcester Railroad
Pmmcen Maori
Troy and
Greenbush
Worcester and
Nashua
River RR
Brooklyn City
Brooklyn City Sevens
Cssgor
New Hampshire State
Union Railway Company
Middlesey Horse Railroad
Western Agupona
Metropolitan Horse Railroad
Atdde Cuensracas
Jamaica Plain Gas Company
U Union Steamship Company
Chelsea Gas Company
Earch
Underhill Edge Tool Company
Boston and Sandwich Glass Company
Boston Sugar Refinery
Washington Mills
Bates Manufacturing Co
Boston Wharf Company
Tremont Bank
Freeman's Pnrs Honk
Washington Barn
Revere Bank
Boylston Bank
Suffolk Bank
Exchange Bank
Merchants’ Bank
Bank of Commerce
Faneuil Hall Bank
Continental Bank
Bank of North America
Mount Vernon Bank
Atlas Bank
Hide and
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Concord Railroad
Boston Exchange Company
York Manufacturing Company
City Fire Insurance Company
Shawmut Bank
Franklin Insurance Company
Hil Manufacturing Company
Portsmouth Stear
Franklin Company
Lewiston
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Pacific Mills
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Salisbury Manufacturing Co
Lancaster Mills
Lawrence Ae
Lowell
Lyman, Mis
Steamer sailings set for Liverpool and coal tow
Str. Jouns N F reports the Damas cus will sail for Liverpool on Wednesday next. Baltimore notes the Vanderbilt sails from Fortress Monroe tomorrow afternoon to tow the ironclad Weehawken South, with a full coal supply for a cruise post Alabama. Portland reports the Jura sailed at midnight Saturday for Liverpool.
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N. F
Damascus
Liverpool
Baltimore
Vanderbilt
Fortress Monroe
Weehawken
Alabama
Portland
Jura
New York Markets Jan 24 Second Board Stocks Higher
Trading on the second board shows strength with U S Registered Sixes and related bonds advancing. Commodities move higher including wheat, corn, beef, pork, and cotton modestly, while oils, lards, and tobaccos hold firm amid steady to firmer prices across major exchange items.
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New York
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Treasury
Tennessee
Missouri
Virginia
Ilinois Central Railroad
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American Gala
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
New York Central Railroad
Erie Railroad
Hudson Railroad
Galena and Chicago Railroad
Harlem Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Chicago and Roe Island Railroad
Ohio
Canada
Chicago
Milwaukee
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State
Indiana
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Jersey
Western
Cumberland
New Orleans
Havana
Naval
Galena
Kentucky
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Hindman
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James H. Prentice
Brooklyn
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Lyn
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Do Do Ail Mining Company
Beane
Dack Mining Company
Bohemian Mining Company
Isle Reyalea Company
Fey
I¢ Mining Company
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Minta Mini
Huron Mining Ce
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Lincoln's Wharf
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Canadas
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Shackell
Geo
Phippen
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Osee
E. L. Teap
Boston Post Office
R Russell
London Spectator
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Franklin Square
W. H. Russell
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Saturday Review
Atheneum
Potomac
the Spectator
the Sun
Morning Post
Army and Navy
Artillery
Palmers , Bachelders
Wackington Street
Ooff Aurora Floyd
Addley's
M. KE. Braddon
Aurora Floyd
John March
Mont
Lady Lisle
Waite
East Lynne
Victor Hugo
Dick & Fitzgerald
Ann Street
Copperfield
Messrs. Sheldon & Company
David Copperfield
Chas. Dickens
Charles Dickens
Darley and
Gilbert
Darley
Balch
Janet
Girsch
Dariey
Pease
All
Water Street
Benzole
Samuel Page
Liberty Square
Broad Street
Ism&this
Congress Street
M.B. Bigelow
Anson Har
School Street
Manning, Glover & CO
Mnufacturers
North Market Street
SUB Marine
Andrew J. Morse
Fm&wtf
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Central Wharf
We. Lincoln
Charles H. Bruce & CO
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Manchester
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Allen’s, &c
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WM. Beals, Jr
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Pearst
Pearl St
Canton
Szfe
Hezekiah
Ian
Richardson
Cambric Horfs
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Belfast
Ireland
Janbb
S. H. Pearce
Ey Ost
Culverwell
Ch. J. c. Kline & Co
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Fast Office
Mmpirince &Omething
Atwater
John M. Whittemore & CO
Washington St
Anah R. Gay
Suli
U Sa
Paetington Street
OLD Farmer’s Alma
Robert B. Thomas
Just Publishing
Aaron
Gay
Smith & Brother
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7Th and
8Th Avenues
New York City
Neep
Sweet
Stephen Sweet
Iseop
George W Heard
Thomas & Cary
Lance
Hessrs
Wm. Appleton & Co
Minot
Hooper T. H. Perking Esq
Drake
St. Croix
Calisaya
P.H. Drake & Co
J. M. & P. Richards
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Geo. E. Sparrow
Dey Street
M&th&t
Chillington
James Edmond & Co
Clark
Temoree & CO
UCKER
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Mass
Army Hospital
Sanitary ¢ Commission
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Fawn
Daniel Webster
Harvest Queen
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B S Kimball
Young Sam
Ellen Allgn
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Greenock
Pernambuco
Blake & DavernPort
GEO. W. Ware & CO
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Ismth&st
AR. Bell Prime
Stockholm
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S. H. Pearce & Co
Calcutta
Franklin Ae
H. Pearce & CO
No. K Street
Clark, Holbrook & Floyd
Devonshire St
Federal St
Kerseys
Lbrook & F
Federal
HITE
Clark, Holbrook & Fyd
Turner's
Ripley’s
Pawtucket
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Joseph W. Ward
Islw
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United States Army
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N. B
J. M. Broom
Regt
R. H. Edd
U.S. Patent Office
State St
Hilley St
Great Britain
Commissioner of Patents
H. DY
Eddy
Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund
R. H. Eddy
John Taggart
CTOU
Oa Srey
Pictou
Sydney
J. P. Ca
India Wharf
Paramount
Smyrna
wrUnee & < Co