Louvre Like Nightlife Scene Draws New York Elite
A vivid portrait of a lavish Parisian style Louvre inspired venue in New York at Fifth Avenue and Twenty Second Street. The piece mocks class luxury with gas lighting, diamond jewelry, grand fountains, and a bar crowded with Gotham's wealthy patrons.
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Fragments of Civil War Era News and Oddities
A mixed batch of wartime shipping notices and local wonders. Reports tell of Captain Charles A Johnson missing after a voyage to New York with 400 bales of cotton, while Chicago lumber receipts soar past prior records. Observations range from new artesian wells to a giant pumping machine in Cincinnati and a note on voting rights for African descent, plus assorted curiosities and crimes across American cities.
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New York
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Plan to restore currency to specie payments proposed
The article discusses a plan by J. Van Buren of New York to return the U S to specie payments by maintaining legal tender up to value, using gold reserves from customs over two years, and paying interest in gold. It envisions gold certificates easing circulation and replacing large paper payments, with New York markets already issuing certificates redeemable in gold.
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Thanksgiving Observance Highlights National Gratitude
The governor designates the day for Thanksgiving while many states align with the Presidents' request to observe the holiday the following week. The piece praises deliverance from peril, peace, constitutional security, and blessings, urging genuine gratitude and wiser, better conduct among the people.
Bryant Stratton Commercial College Gains Noted lecturers
Providence College announces Mr S Grant of ftortford as Resident Principal and Prof J Loris Dimon to lecture on Political Economy this winter. S A Cooke Jr delivers Commercial Law twice weekly. Local praise in the Providence daily highlights the college as a practical business school with expanding offerings. Shooting stars reported in New Haven early on November 13.
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Earthquake Indicators and Natives Belief Report
A fragmented report describes supposed early earthquake indicators used by natives in California. It notes multiple tremors over years with little harm and claims an infallible device using a bell and metal bowl to warn households before shocks.
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Prices Rise Across Wests and Mingis Markets
A Barkshire Courier reader from Mingis reports pork prices soaring to over a dollar per pound live weight, with sales between four and five thousand pounds at twelve dollars per ounce. Butter and beef stay high while oats and corn range from fifteen to twenty cents per bushel and wheat fluctuates between thirty to one dollar and a half.
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Barkshire Courier
Cream Thickness and Dairy Yields Reported in Skowhezen
The Skowhezen Clarion notes cream on Jersey cow milk in the village measures five eighths of an inch thick. The cow yields five quarts daily, four quarts making a pound of batter. New Texas crops show crapa thriving. Corn trades from 10 to 40 cents per bushel, wheat around 50 cents, batter 17 cents per pound, eggs 12 1/2 cents per dozen, and chickens at similar prices.
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