Various items and notices from a city directory page
A long transcription lists boarding houses shops and services with addresses and owners, including booksellers contractors and packing firms. It also contains notices for rent and a political update with phrases about constitutional proceedings and international events.
Gold Specie Payment Bill Sparks Trading Fluctuations
From Washington comes news that Senator Sumner has introduced a bill to resume specie payments starting January 1 1871. It would require national banks to bolster reserves monthly at 4 percent of outstanding circulation. Prices swung as market readers weighed impact, with gold opening at 118 and closing near 112 amid expectations of large gold purchases and bank hoarding. Clearances reached 75 million. Snow storm ends with clear cold weather in New York. Three million silver expected from Canada this week, with one bank vaulting fifty two kegs. The Cunarder Samaria remains overdue after possible machinery trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Prim
Cortes
Sumner
Cuba
United States
Committee On Finance
Secretary of the Treasury
National Bolivian Navigation Company
Chattahooche & Mobile B. B
Committee On
Public Lands
Georgia
Trumbull
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Virginia
Mississippi
Binghaum
Kansas
Bingham
Stewart
Congress
Cullom
District of Columbia
Rogers
Loughridge
Smith
Iowa
Freedmen’s Bureau
Mr. Marshall
Union
Holman
Marshall
Schenck
Committee On Ways and
Mr. Dawes
Edwin M. Stanton
Supreme Court
van Tromp
Dawes
Knott
Himesteos
Washburne
Wis
New York
Washington
Atlaw
Canada
Funeral of Hon. John W Leftwitch Dominates South News
In March 14 reporting from MesmoPoHts the funeral of Hon. John W Leftwitch is described as the most imposing ever seen in the city. Services were at First Methodist Church with Rev Dr Slater officiating and city officers among the mourners. The article shifts to Tennessee condition with a Washington special from Cariaco noting Republican perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Turner
Register Company
Cook County
John W. Leftwitch
First Methodist Church
Slater
Fire burns Pearl street buildings in Boston area
A blaze swept through Nos. 41 and 48 Pearl street damaging stock at Wild, Bryant & Co., and Messie, Howe & Willey. J Wentworth stock consumed above, while W. & J. Wallace stock near the ground floor suffered water damage. Losses not yet set. In Utica, the Northern Hotel at John and Union streets burned, with losses under ten thousand dollars and partial insurance. Built in 1795 by Moses Boggs, it hosted notable figures and hosted the first western theater performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pearl Street
Wild, Bryant & Co
Messie, Howe & Willey
Morocco
J. Wentworth
W. &J. Wallace
Utica
John
Union Streets
Moses Boggs
Aaron Burr
Red Jacket
the Alleghanies
Waskiseroy Haren Rose to Personal Sanction
A Madrid dispatch from yesterday notes a statement by Sumner related to a personal sanction. The text fragment mentions Waskiseroy and Haren with unclear context and indicates a reaction or adjustment in stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waskiseroy
Haren
Sumner
Madrid
Notice of sale of stock and business continuation
This day the stock of Wives, Liquors, etc. is sold to Wm. J. Smith & Co. They will continue the business at the old address. Fifth Street, Quince. Marl$ Fly Iran. Malin 2 Bon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Smith & Co
Fourth Street
Quince
Iran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Raflrosd
Dextre
Catentes
al Canams
Pape
Atlaw JC Thompson
Ricker’s Bank
Hampshirest
Bpfrat
Etirdpp
Pout Court
Hasip
Womavise & Ci
Quincy
Bransleng
T. Woodruff
Heneral Banking
West Cide
Washington P. Park
Saaekhe Street
Bet
Kichey
Tli
BOYEN
Statentry
Magan _tinea
Wilington Park
Ana
Hamyabine-aeestingry
Washington Parkes
Wentworth & Ch
Maine Street
Arch Bisek &M Corurr
North Fath
Bo N
Chatangerend Stair
Hayworth
Sughman
Agni
Williamson
Dehioiee
Han
Canriage Manupfactoriers
Tynes & Voore
South Sixth Street
Opera Veteat
Fardeil & CO
Scem
Stietheret
Bet Maine
Tamishire
Clofbiers
JD Levy & CG
Hampebtre
Sy MEYER & WE WHIT+ HEAD
Bameshire Street
Glofhiers Herall
J. Parkhurst
5Th
6Th
A. Wyman
Hampshire Sreet
Oak Hall
Uloak and Dress
MHS KL Allen
Maine Etreet
Math Tenth
Paelps
Heath Street
West Ddis
Uampshire
Maine
Coe OF and Salt
Perth Front Street
Commissant Produce
Fruessmans
Propirect
Heardway
Chalee Neery
Roney
Ockery
Glasywire
C. Aoudman
Hull
Hampshire
Woo
Harvey
Reckuk Packet Oo
Parber & Dull
Sterchan
National Bank
Castle Mills
Front Street
Ragby & We Ovl
Jereny
Alles & Whyers
York
Kintuchy
Hinkle
Exchance Mills
Fifth Street
Stare
Ohin
Atreeta
Ostorn & Go
TAR
Atreeta Wheeler & Cruttenden
Tallicy Mills
South Front Street
Hetall
Spirors Show * Furniture Co
Brauch Waterrome
Jansen
Washton Park
Gnocars
Wheelen, Andrews & CO
Vitevleid’ & O
Hampshire Street
Mokkezian Square
AG Warfeeld
Hampshire Atrest Crocers
Halesaic
Wetall
Stort
ARCER
RESON
North Fifth Street
TN Aca
Pdasseins Stampahire Aire
Tif Ruerhorn
Pittslarg & St. Louis
Pepet
Samoa
Virginia House
Thino
Atreela
HAGEN
Cor
J. W. Brown
Shhgton Park
U. Gage
Fifth and
Streste
Zephyrs
Hamphirs
Bumbers Dealers
Tenth & Vermont
Bradford
T & CO
Ninth & Hampshire Streets
West Quircy
Wachinery Supplies
Gardner & Roberts
Warble Works
G. G. Vole
Sou Mains
Cane Corner
Third
Fom
John A. Allen
Quincy House
James A. Parker
Nout
Washington Park
James Templeton
Powers & Finlay
Jep Bert
Jacob Metz
Scheiner & Ereiw
Maine Steet
Classified
Vermont
Maine Treat
Fourth St
Quincy I House
Menkee, Guise
Shirt Manufactory
J. Grafftet
Flachs & CO
Listh-st
Jersey
Senhage
Bonnet
Fifth
Ohio
Comstock
Castle CO
Front
Washington Streets
Excelsior Works
Delaware
Atrest
Ard
4Th
Berghoefer
But
Maine Streets
novisdiy _ FA FLACHS
Banking House of
Thomas T. Woodruff
JanTdte
Mains Street
Vermat and
Eighth Street
Woodruffs Bank
Sprechtr
Choice Building Litis
J. C. Cox
COX
Bushnell
Hoare
6Th Street
Prigt
Brosdee
Lin Mas T. Woodruff
Clarence
UL & St. Joe
Woodlawn
Busness
Wooedlawn
Geo. F. Palmer
Monroe County
Alissouri
Col. J
Willson
Col. Wilson
Chicago
Dwiget, Spraudents
Raytor
Telegraph
Proceedings of the Constitutional Convention
Justice Strong
The
Gen. Salient
Washington Territory
Tennessee
Europe
Montpensier-Bourbon
Council
Proceedings of Congress
Constitutional Convention
WasHingtTon
Strong
Wao
Lincoln
Louisana
Fish
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mr Banks
Spain
WascineTon
Edward G. Salomon
Ilinois
Janney
Indian Bureau
Senter
Worth West
Cucaco
Boone
TRE
Montpensier-Bourbon Dueia Maprip
Duke de Montpensier
Prince Henri de Bourbon
Montpensier
Plaminer
Cordova
Soler
de Bourbon
Prince de Bourbon
London
Ireland
Althorp
Grey
Colchester Fortesque
Paris
Rome
France
Liverpool
Mary Johnston
Bahia
Brazil
City
Fayal
Azores
Bane Eer
Hong Kong
Bombay
Oneida
Messrs. Niblack
Garfield
Voorhees
HAT & Cap House
GEO. J. Large
jMann
Eastrer and Dealer
Ais
Gainess Mitne
Hlwulfmyer
HB Gold Board
Cariaco
Congressional
Party
Dist. Court of the
Illnois
Thomas Durant
Thomas B. Durant
Quier
IQ Ocloct
Henry Asbury
Elisha B. Hamilton
12Th End
Jersey Streets
Goodnow
Marcharh
Dier L
H. Boll
Joel W. Harris
Dantel Farris
Albert Glebe
Empire Tobacco Works
Plug Tobacco
LEAF
FiRth
Ohio Street
Perrone
Marcy
Fred. Hefling
Birth
Tremont Hunce
Mar
G. W
Emmons & Aldrich
Milnais
Eerlidtr
WM. H. Gage
Ani the Times
Sigs
Fifth Streets
Wood Yard
SLATE
dZodawregly
FreSage
Tee Main Street
Budate
N.Y
Mason
Ym. Mason
E. Hoadly
Oliver Ditson & CO
Washington Street
C.H. Ditson & CO
Broadway
Lyon & Healy
Marddic
WHIG
C.H. Murray & CO
Covington, Ey
Brussels
Mans&if
W. H. Johnson
Cnee
Sixth and ‘Maine
East Side
Washington, Parl
docRatt
Republic Insurance Company
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co
Merchants’ Insurance Company of
Market Fire Insurance Co
Cos Sangamo Insurance Company
Opera House
Opera
Prof
0. Blankert
Woodruff & Pfeiffer
Holesale Nation
Fancy Goods House
N. W. Cor
Fourth & Mains Sts
Lene
Janes
Glissine Street
Tenth Street
Bat
Martys & Kirk
Rednold Cleary
Virion Cleary. & Taylor
Merchants
Isbera