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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11

NEW GOODS BH EXPRESS s-Te-y
tIf4gEHEGRS lawns, ia handsome styles; y \, ~
" 80 hairsi0th skiTtihg; ss@
US fti3s DO black Net, tot niiuil6ssis II ffss5
r. sS 40 b:ask ltsHiHuIs lhpei--tT -tff -
Ja7s HRISKIsf,J a e6g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11
g WHEELING.
New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington HILL, Monroe ST.,

New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. 4, Washington Hail. Monroe ST..
Ea W.HEELING,1VA
THE subscriber would call the attention OF the public 10
his we'll selected stock watches, clocks jeIyetTyI
silver ware anl fancy goods, which ts is now OeiEs
His stock eonpesed partof gold and silver
keys, guards and chains. - =
Every description Of goldiewelr5; tfs4 {aa3 3g
Gold silver, sityef plated and common Slectaeesl
Pure sys; tsele lea desert spssF, mustard aud salt
Plated and German silver for spoons, butter knives,
etc, etc. y,l ;4t- EIsa ssf5s IS 4f..sgss5
Port nlonbaes, pocket cutlery, scissors; -
SERT EtNE tazoEA, stT0Ps shaving cream, ete.i
Perluney csmbs, brushes and great variety OF fancy
goods; - & -. tzs tsts s5,3
and ieweSIy, anu engraving handsomely done. .7-r
ap6-itf - :. -, -, G: Z, BROWN.
3ltfAHE n Es' e!st6 !s5a kas1Z s.i.i 4sdf dl v
f7is ss 5000 Frtneados etgaFsI 9't5 i2ia' E
an 553 ~ 2e00 Apollo a .. do sIgE13 . EzIE s,.sl
1000 Ell Dorado do f 80 L.
2;s if't 5000 washington document eisarsI p
1000 Havana do
5000 Dela Cruz Principe do -af
= 50 boxes 5 lib. lump Tobacco; ~.
SO do lIb. do do rfs
oct3t, > WIN. LAUCHBIN.
I00O LBS. wool Twine; lE
lONU 1000 lbs broom a8f igH.a ~
100 doz, bed cords and plough liresi
80 ~ % reels hem Tana Manila bed corai
81. 10 . COTTON clothes ltnesi
90 loZ trout Ines; s.5 45t
90 coils Halter Rope:
= ~ 100 pair Yawl and Skia oaEsT
gt 90 Boat Poles. iii !Ei5Et.5i teL
made toorer the COrdage Store, corner OF Water and
ORaGn %3Io S'ls',s cIIAs. H. Derry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11
BOOK -KeeDiud.

B0Ob- -Aeepi9tg. hss
Al FF'S North 4 n'ertcap ACtcu'dFntPart iAE =
Complete eett OF blanks tof the saAe, % 'ls
5 lluE sGRcuatiOIA, etc. etG. ,f7ls 3 TiiQ9fiilg
Students il book Keeping will ftd lie Ebove a o.eb,
course Of study yt0tihtiI adVsucenlent. = ~
Just received aud FOL eliS by - HaisiE
sl.29 81 lss,j HiLDE q BRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE

Z s5...,s JAB. N. DILLON. Agent, ys41
U4a'ly-Sdp w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11

- spring 0GOc6s
HavI5ust opening very large sndSsslI telsced stock
FaaddIoTs HI I'd wnre and Coach TfTm nsEnRs
wLEc invite tho attention OF nS cust0mefS snG all
PersOns using goods Of this kiRd. lEicI "a si5sia
Old stand, 1913 Main street. t..a u tsis i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11
40 Farnlera.

To Farmers.
TIL subscriber will ship wheat The eastern market
LOr fsTn6iE charging hut aBa therefor His
Acquaintance is such the highest prices and
this arrangement farmers al the henehts Of
lhs gsss sssieEr M market, ~ SEEkt s.Is,5J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11

81 gShiTtiAgs and Irish L1i9le1. Z Z,
y have hand All the hest mates OF Ieaohea slr
tnsS and itts lners that sold ii thsc6ant5 G6d
at lhe lowest pttees. laLssf fsssi fSfs sSSs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11

1NHR eorartnershp heretniOre extsiIng betueenIthe
Il Ia The Livery hushess, fs this day dis.
solved hS gpal cons nt eFsons EJs claims peSitst
the hs viii preseHt them for settlement Hmedistey-
hlso these fniebted ynent9 mreaf
ately. JAMES d. BUIl5ERs
DANIEL n. LADY. 81
Wheeling. June LIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

TarssDAi, JG.e i2.-Ad. BARKrR, President. N
the cbsH.
Pct,fro., Rcc-reG-Of the owner. % a. lots in h.
vicinity ri Reservoir squsie pFue-'in, scaln.t the
Cor, orson purchasing The Cry.:al Pslace or rene w.
III the lfs-e 70 The As-ocia;iOn. OF Judge C.pron
stating that the Mayor and Recorder hid oi,ui;, ed
frrm HI. ofhce Dir. Yardervogt & DIT, lied officer.
~. tad ci-ohargec o., eu:ies vel and thus eft MN
lJudg, v.ibout sufficient al. he therefore AXIS
ior an ordinsic. providing clerk fs his Office Re.
:trred 10 the BOa-r Of >up-rvisOrS
Or. -qrHlcGt1OrS-FrUm he Controller in A. srer 70
r.-oiu'iou 10 tie pay OF the Clerks in b.. of e
Tie ssiaT1e- are the satne a. pr-vioSIy pubi-a.-i.
The report VICE orcertd to % pruted From the
Nsyor n sl.seT t. resolution a. to the SD mi m.u
Of Ckrs. II his dtpsiient without the coa6rm ,,oa
.fLs POa.i The Mayor claims ~ have tb. AUTHORITY
10 APPOINT t,s Owl Clerks and iucu- al necessary eI
u.rf tuIer 10 his department. l. carving ouf this he
,,y. b. ks. The sL,Loy Of oriiu.nces and the chi.
~ Ale the Controller had ac9u'csced 10 the sane
The .slai.- of the Firi Marsha M.yor's Clerk Clerk
70 the Police Commissioners arc tie Expressing C,-rk
an 81 go each. That e the Clerk e the Conple,t
Book al d the Messenger, o. 900 Cach,
In nesrO tothi- communication Alderman HTRRIcE
cctttrded the; 'Ae Mayor had 20 such powers as b.
csime6.
Alder Al Ell spoke on ihs ssme. ar{ quoted o-ji.
rance, TO show tgst the Mayo, was in erur. The
paptr va de.ed printed ana referred to Committee
O. Law.
cirect-rg tie ConuoBr 90 ,epOr the amount ,d for
6fice AID the names o; the new pspers. ioNed.
E,ryf. A reI-rt r"u-c one airing witt tie Cnluc.
mn 10 n = u!nbtr MstsG Lane lsi on the table
SurdJv rerori- 10 hse aud repair streets were con-
IL Bcari adjourned 20 Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

f." sicox Onpape., winneconios. Tso Kettle
bard end strt Arcs care il. sbi with much GER
tncny gave up twelve prisoner ard f,-y.dve head
OF trs.s al mEite- promising at TIE -sGs time icn-
pni obed,bre 20 tie dluiands Of or Goyern nent
fuiu,e
The Cray Cloud was ORDERED 10 hid herself il resi
ness a. egb, ocOck lat evening to taxe troops
exItst, the s;esuer Rem e. r. from Al 90 Jevr
ron Bsuec-. Atsf r.'urn. foIa this trip the Gray
Cloud vii lie up few days for rspsirs-
Captain RatfoTd says tLst hi, crew were gu very
short alowosee FIR & long time. willie bcyotd the
reach q ilzaton having had to 1--we ,oivse, and
anything ,isc they could get o s1-'s,a hfe. IL ony
tock yFo, sions FOR 40 months cTuisf. AID 3D.
cert eight noIts, which accounts FOR the provisions
failiI short
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
REMOVAL OF NON-RESIDENTs FROM THE
IIELIC MARKETS.

Tic Committee q Markets, Of the Board Of Coln.
c,Iutp me-. On v ednesday afternoon in the CoGncl
CLsnb.,, Lity Hal for the purpose of hearing argu-
ncp,- for or sgaitst the folosing resolution;
Rey,eJ Thai to- ColsDssoDe' Of sue-s aud L,1ps b
suo hereby doi,a remove from our Panie as'.s.
all .i- ding d. do Oasiness IL s'ia Markets a.
g. rrdtL'. III City aud County Il ~" foh except
lie att Lcance OF patits interested was quite large
sl.nf che hundred and fit! butcher and dealers be-
ngI..seit Nil T.. ID. RU>,fLI fr-t addressed tae
(.nm:tt,e 81 brtalf OF the resident occupants OF the
Nal.tr He coIts ndeo that n matter of law, non
r,sit ut could Lot occupy the markets, ana a. mat
,,r cf Ioicy they sbood not BE- - pernrtted. tr
.Aowtt Tat h. iht Laws and Ordnarces q the tiyi
10 peis, cVuld tXic,se ~ cary on me trane or Ou
Il, ;, e huI II githin the Cry Of New, Oih uO's
censed uuccr per a. Of $50 IhN no &c. rs. saouli
T.. i..uee uI,r to nn actual resident of the ~! aud
Ccn,;v Of New York, anc OF tue age Of twenty one
Nesf- Tie actual residents were cOmp-hei 10 pay
itGyy 7, nts. ,ax.s pe'fsm militia duty, ana jury
DUTY But ti- nOi-ir-idebts werc f'e from ali these
cu,,s Ncl, ridrLts sp, cu'at here but the, pay ID
ts.c. End 90 10 duty imposed upon re-identsi they
COM. here nah money, 400 direct the same from the
>, uler CT supeI by taking il a~ay iuo anobtr coun
he. bnv, no interest in the city bey ond making
ri0ey Wien those who have Ill tho duties M ltioned
n,.,d Is law TO ItIfon orr excluded from piHc.s IN
uarkets t. ich they cuiited lie stat thar IN
Fulton Ns,Ltt there wtft eight! mite NOT rtsldrnt-
auG ,i,y tetIty.n'ae re.iGeu's.
hr .juhn Arculz ;us neat sd, fes."d tue COMMITTEE
Oh tie Islt If resd' ns, C'uteunwg h- they hsd
- - q light to oCcypy TIE market, - IhI owner
IG,ic- He would s-k Why thee residents dii not
'tsls enc ytars age apply TO the Common Council ana
ie,t -.t Lv- regulated declaring from
CONS busu,ts. the idea Wac absurd. The residents
lac ~ + ~. at desl bow, but they wanted al.
J.br II. v bite Leyt addressed the Committee IN
fbSui ft:e solution The market, wef" IN the keep
te 81 he p,op,c Residents OF the city OF Nrw-fork,
a. til, s!osIq not be driven out. Large GUNS of
no, ~ vtI. annually PAID TO supPt polce depa +
rtIi AID % clean til streets anc markets. The cry
vac lgo to ci, upt the gsrbsge er by these non
rts:ct oc ppsnts set they paid no taxes into the cuy
,rs-tr lie ConteI led thut inasmach as the noe
resided 10 taxes tby should ho; nave the paw
lgetf cccr; wing the public msrk.t-
Itul'i OF the partie, Immediately inter- sted IN
TN aCcltettd the Committee, coLtending that taey
wee I.r-oisly taxed b--ides paying rent tor thei
stands III Committee adjourned. subject 20 the eau
q the Chhuu sp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
AGRICUI TURAL ITEiS.

FFffors oy IHs CGLD ~ Jcsf AT rows,Btprn
Nd corr. paaio+- Ard beans are completely kii'-i
and carriers ruted. The tender shOOe OF gape-' mrs
ore i,led ard ,hs caves Of sbe-tn1t and other treev
tSsed tieck.
Al Boonsboro, Nd, tSs l.os.s were heavy upyn two
nOpire-, killing Il tender vegetables. Tae air h'd
been previously d ! asd hot
L. oil the lowlussL pesr Washir ton city the frost
Killed g,sss Tomatoes snc gs,des vegetable gener'
s.L ard IL come ir.tanoss corn wa frver 80 bity
be- u, since sprouted. yfu w. - for ad'"noea
that II eec-prd-
NFr,k.,. Pa. it {. cad tbst teside. tehdes We.
e,sble- k.sed. the ry~ ,nd whtss y lojais.
l., Btook,l,r Pa, tee effect u h)oL vas svSe
IT, leave. of f,ult tree acre kiln ssd ame 'ho0,h
o.. sppl,- were se,oa.ly ljuied. Som Glds Of re
ssftr,d.
AT Lansnz, nich everyttSe shovs 'ror'1 sis
,o.,h IN the ,uane..ce of ~ sU-. ei rely, ~
vac xii. ooinght.
The whrst d. has so1aneec~ - a'aSs q" 1'
east. u shore Of M6.:iaDd.
c,r,s IN B,t;ovrt Cuau-y, Va, have sGrsed
WI 5ruti.. end taye only partially revived y i@H
rur..
E,pL. cofs.-in NsvbeGry. 8. c. cor' . IN 'a@'e.
y o. q he esd d.
80, Fn,r-D G.srsrac be oeer r.saiinS VIE
lue-s.te. Ca, tditor. with nPe sgPle' a'd apTt~1'
Ire st pl,- ar. .: The 'ed AAroca1 ana ''nITass"
y,,.-tis.. n, srricots Sc Of 81. lind no.
ta,s. WI e. gron t,e.! in tna' f'f'r.
TIE ,,loh bug j. a, woik nv ,a= the Shes''h ids
n e.u- psI'- o. Virginia
r. Nar,l Csr,lin-, G,nner. expect slNss crop %
vtea. row se2Tfy rrts
In Tern,..ee the wkest e. has don so;he injury
lp In. ssa, M-nos, Ohio. Mo- IA .nd "s0nsA
rhest is p onlsos C VS. bsfAs the iAie frost u
Msss ~ - zee 4 stated tia, vHtat lever looked bA
az. " GeslgA /. boE hArvees .nsa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

bid, vho has G. ad the ovicsc. taken before tL1'
ComIn.tte, 80 Ear az it has boon publlshed-and
enough hsr been published h. settle thu question
kn,w- that the Legislature was fraud and usurpa.
ton and that all its laws are, and OF necessity rnu.
be, Illegal, anc rust be declared hui, and void THIS
20 ec.e man eau INV deny even doubt See nov
if tho President and his ooniederaes at Wellington
do not f.! to back out from he respoosib, Of Whist
Their eupple tools have done the way Of destroying
ife ard property anc burning and c4nrOuadipg TOT ns
by sayng that Jones and others were not acting uade
toeir authority MARX them we--for the end IL not
set
leave this Sou'Aera emporium Of Slavery and sink
OF pollution to morrow fOr st Louis. May not hope
to hear better account from Freedoms friends al
North wbeu reach there? ! wait and trust, besv
ing that there il righteous God in heaven, aud that
rrrbution must come for the wrongs Of poor iDsas
j. H. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
EoLEoTIC MEpIcAL ASSOCIATION.

The Nat al Eclectic Medical Association held IT.
Seventh All ual Convention, al Stuyves,nt Han o.
N,Ci,e-sy CONNIE ncing at l9l IN. Dr. VAS BVRt'
{, Rrooky totirg "a President protem aid DR. J"hh'
b. S,Getsy. The Cousu,oiion and Bylaw OF 'ne
A. chtit ere reao snd IN connection WIN tnei
t-o 2, al the ResonIob- vi. pied as Tue H-Jich
platform 81 tie Association BY the Con'chlot VIZ
net IT Cic.f rat in MAY, 1913 The Constitution aSl
~ Laws "tre adopted by the Convention. W H.
t,ishy was ,ieciec Treasurer pro tenn. On,
on tloD oi DR.. FIFTH, Of New lork, tne you" "
u = uautO ctLl.euLeD were appointed C0nmt'se "
g.. niUeit hc.r- foi the eu-ui1g year: g. Coe, Ne :,
Yok. Il Newton, Cincinnati; ID. T. snrp'
B,o,klyi. l.. l. l.. Freeman, Cincinnati. = ".
Lr-o,. b. Ok yp, L /. L H. sTsei, Aem'I DIV
pr Aich,r CUnIecticui; and !. NJ. CuGmins', Ne"
York: M'ts~ II. ;. Filth, l. j Maitochs' ana 20
seph u Friend were SPpDuttc Business 'oni
ATEHNcos SESSION.. a.
Tie SLOWING ge<tl' IN. vcre reported D! to7 Co, y
mi'i.t o. tx ofc,rs for he c0gng year, ahd 80
PresidtLts. X. ). n, ston end NJ Van Buren, i.sVoI-
il - r,arie- !. ID. Fiienr 81. Grover Io1; -
p"Joiie S-crttsIe- Ii Nj sweet aud H. fftrn'u
Irea Dyer, ). ". t;.sbe. The following Somui.,'eT
VeIc Ell oioteo OF C"rlr iCa'ioo,, q. -
u. tIisi d. and b. Browr; tl.r SIst~ .In ~. =,
g',,. O.. Medical Sc.euc.. Ii Conng., Hoferoeck hno
N'w'T State aLc Prcgre.s Of Medics. 1870 -. tn
A'-ter. NaG Brrtt. Ard Coe; o. hedics. fao,rs.
'iCts Sweet, Lancers ano fiend Ia se'r0 hlrui CT
to n 30 psp.n, Erth Freeman. a." johns: -,....
Dr. Fans Uate some = u,a,sl rr"n -. . ~
WIZ we've orcerec Iaac.t sron - iliiifr -.
cuss'"n here eo-ued LI"n a nu"atOu 49, !,
tCn - NE geIileren II Cincinnati. ~ was I"
70 b. insutug 70 TIE Cctv-r-Aa C0L, aHc
sr- Was sIrs rDted 70 .err1 -eues OF ree'ia'@,ts
sSTresslLs tue seL.e of te C>Iveuron upon '''
s.liect
fte ordc- ofts ca v.s =, r taken ", w'ica :
'h- Tecept'b 4 tho - o,i- a 80 tu-tst ~
siIcCts e.. oou'e- - a. ab- .ther .enefs' A1I.
reo u'lSe -.t,Hg frh III ,ficscy u eo'es.u "a -
rtt'ci1.@'y D.. futh. fr,L 3 ~ton' a. 10 '''
M An, 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13

f., tlc rtlief II tt. F-ss: Sitter. n K.oss. ~
p''pso o. raise Of Csoe elcoNP

f., IL rtlief Il tha F-~c Settlers n Kso,s. 1. y
F'Pso :" raise Of tsoe elcoNp.
To the Public.-The Co-sr ~ .Fro'rt.t prb,ie
Of n. Fiee state Settlers Kassas esinss, a>s
hs FOL owing gtseusnia
The Committee have sburdsut evidebes ,tss g.. scper.
public n1fesso- The coudt -
oursfes upon it, Free state Sers Ict az st.kgsd
ere Tbeu sufeTnE great. 1bsif pe 10 nmia~ut o.
East. ~ f'Nf' IL 'ne
Systematic and extensive co.srrac, "a. b.er or,.pz
at W. toe usb out eoon ui Jl4I: slavery Ia
thet ItfnioTy works b sending ~less Ensu
Nue ia"s but ho g. About Bullying
ono hafSss mo families Of be FIssS;se Settlers Thsy
and put dow fee speech by po tue III ae n.
trimmed 70 keep Of terror a. rnsk- the Ts
Tor u sDdofable by peaceful and decent families
ihe fIestsie settlers enough
Ger Do 0eif Rev homes and heiT ci, religious -4lon
atsi any Invaders those BY United
Oosrnnei -snd by pstiett peencs in their
cone these the last provided u csa
have some ala TO support their families r msay
lot cen able plant their field. They ask aoins BAT ID.
nsei Of sustaining their Lawful rights and Of yfee
doip.
Trey look especially 70 M.ssebusets and to NewEns.nd
th'ig brethren IL the East
Tie proyos. se1d them aid 10 awfa nanner
To b. ehecfUal however Re Of such magnitude ~i
sc them and ioude 10 eBdure the
~tich they are W subjected for Ffeedom's fake The
Efforts 20 defend Freedom must be equal 70 the efforts
cLshi'.
The Committee STEER cousltson with resbe recently
from Ksns4s, conclude eat the Necessary sd gwen
ehectCslv II gtei. ~ Dedia;ely.
The public rely the character Of the Com
prudence eDd fidelity They pledge themselves 70 sPpr0ps
fuI . IL u lawful manner.
They ,,ict immediate subscriptions /.
They .oggs The formation Of HAMS" Al sosies 10 az the
;owrs Of NrwF ngsDd.
usy be eddressed 90 ). u HOWE, Sscre
terry. Cobrbnt L.. 20 PATRICK t. JACKSON. TGea.user,
CO.. ratio, -GyoReE II. Russell, J. IsCERsoLL Bow.
ni,cr, rATHcx T. jackson. w. BLAKE, 5. O. HowE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
FIRES
rIRr IL GRi.swica srKktr.

About l o'clock Thursday morning firc was d"'
covered in the t~o-stop brick stable, No COS G'ese-
wich street, owned by James W. Bush. Hght her<s
were in the building at the tune, but only seven were
saved; the other suffocat,d-ai attempts to ges
the animal out proving unavsing. The hremen ~ero
early On the grourd, AID soon scbjusd the fa'nes
Lees OF Mr. Bush on baloing and contents about e,'s
or s2co. Fully insured. The horse that was killed
belong 70 oatinan, ard was valued OF about siss'
The fire was 10 doubt the work OF an incendisy.
Urn IN STANTON srRssr.
On "wednesday night fire broke out On the th"s
floor of the bulcng the o No Stant.n stro's~
occupied by Nathan Weber and others as dwei'ns.
About SO damage sustained. The hfe csueA
from the window curtain which was b!o~n over .
furnace 81 and my near.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
CONTRACT WITH EMIGRANrS.

welknown gentleman Of thi- city yesterday fur.
nisbsd al emigant to Kansas with the Necessary
fuld- to make the ouney-the following papers being
paestd between them:
Ew-YcRK, June 10, 1876
Tie signed, educated ag'icutuis chemist
lCa, euabe HIN Kansas where
proIO.es reside pursue his profession with
Jiecucal farming
IL not his purpose in going to Kansas resist
the VI the u ion, iv 4 the r.rnofy
eay will he force self defense
TO loeci HE person and property from unlawful
A y.
Mr.. c D bss losred s., fu the OBJ pct above
t)Ied which promise 70 him. with Interest demand
b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION

lie Board met I'D Wednesday, at tl- office in
Wo.,A street.-the Her. GULEA, G.. NsRrLiycK IL the
chair. and Nessrs Carrialn, IUrdy, Cumming, Curtis,
Hun. Ga.r1gue anc Mayor Hall OF Brooklyn present.
No bt,,rer- If pubic Interest VA transacted. After
us,s;rg on the usual bills for supplies the C0pmis
ii,ners proceeded TO Wards islaad to Inspect the
II ,,itu,.ons under Mr. PIllsbury etarge.
The fclsrirg IL summary OF the affairs OF the
Conn ls-oD;
Nvn b.r Of Eni, sn. arrived 10 Jpue ,Sb %!
Euube, OF IN .srrs d q Ju- H. 1870 ~
" %
To SANE date ooo
1856. 1853
No ofinm.te. IN b.s,iru.ol AZ Wards lsL.l 50 ze5s
IL Nsrne Hcspal....... .''..''''.''''''''' i' -"
To,A
Overdrst o. Bsuk Jau l. iS-.............. to5ool VI
Aggregate recep'stc June g. la5o..'. go 1T ~
Reeeved sii &c 70 June Il. tot comuu - .
sien passengers, Ae''''.''' 'iS- ~" '''' ~
DsbuseucLts 70 June Iolsi 81
Oyerirsn 10 d
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s.t,. Pev. Ci.1t> J. Jors. CIR {. sre,ary, l. +
H. ht az. Zee. SeOatsy.
I)r-rctors-Css, Jsue> Hort. ". d. Hama JAS
WiLsos J. L. Bsld~rr, Capt. Geor,r B1Sgs, c.Pt.
W l. HUDSON, L. 5 n. Anscu q. Phelps. Bes,i-
mir SasrsoUd W. S. Bc~ee. NJ ~, Msnnns WIZ
Ie,t. Nahou Hewitt. G. ". Pet,i:, s n. S'ebbias,
Wn. Puols W. $ Tuner. Cspt. A. W. RchsId-on.
Wm. T. Dodge. George Gordon, Capt: joan d AVS,
Cspt. Weber Capt. c. H. Bane.t, Capt. Edward
EdW arcs, Capt, Nathan Briggs. Capt Elbert l"tasin
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hARIsg TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

Toe I'd arars 4 ~ tie hs'ne le1P7'
srcs Sc'rsy Of tL- Pr. 4 Nev.YoTS "S 'r'- q
tte k-i-n-r- Church, corrers' NsliSs saa Ca''F
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va Ct or ttsirrnct. ar. open ne l-fe.-s -
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arj srIrcsed. u, following WIRE y
Csp' Edssrd Rsis.r sou. Pre-iis1t; Cse-o n a
Cgitis O. II, Rol.n5 Ciei5ter. Csp. h'',l. Up
Cap. T,e1ss Wsr5le Mr. Osd HesHis r'ee
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CURcyLro Etsspy. The meet feasible remedy ~
fsmes general, TO apply to their plum trees. to Ps~-
vent the destruction Vt then fruit BY the curcuho,
10 smoke the trees. MAKE q " Smudas' 10 the wHd
ward of the tree every evening during the time the
curcu'o is active in singing the fruit, and in great
me assure il WI IL preserved.
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SoNrrHrSG GRYkS.-M exhibition of doweu
wb,ch took place at Mannheim, Germsny. pnse IVES
swsrd,d io aveg extraordinary floral cuno"lty-shs
most notable item in The exh bon-a sreea rose. The
p. tails OF the flower were er,eu. and had somewhst
the form of leaves.
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The Relief Committee of the N-s.Yo'k Com FIX
ctarge tbppcd yesterday, by brig N. Hend, 40 bm-
rels of -four and ne tor the sufcen at the Cape ds
yeid. I-aI d., ard now loading the Clafemont ts
, he ,au. dc stBatiOD.
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M.RRowiAT Bshss-Ths is the name gwen to
rev variety ct beans in Connecticut; that ia, new
there - sPpes's they cultivated IN Tennessee.
It i claimed thst this bean 10 of higher flavor. V
more prolific and OF larger size than the co nnos
White o. field b, cans.
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stion 70 Sssv y, .tbeu, boosve- incarIn, TIE -.
sarirs 10 If h. Arne-cer party
On mot y tie Convection Gov sij01ned 10 meet
thi- morn; 9 al 20 O'Clock.
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hove eeen o-ed Iot army purposes ~ tbe Cnsca.
Ss'sd ct c; iIsscs rs csas aat the srxst dii q
thsi' Ihe 'eaeoa is thsse are no buysrs-th'se whs
Owned the sc'i have been 50 ut,er) impoveoshed thA
they csnnoi ou, mules at sevcniy-6v cents hesA
A ter TIE heHc~a war. some OF the ms;ensl Of the
ConusSsiiai ID pa1tmeDt was sod out ct equally
great sacrifices. SIX horse teams. al tarnessed to
wasOps, were sold. horses, hane~s ana wssoc.. Sx
eie b, dollars. Fsmn are the sufcress. fc5 they pv
the frst Cos; at war prices.
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ScHooL REoIPrIos.-Werd school NJ. :. IA Mott
street, gave reception yesterday Afternoon the last
~ tleir building be 1t The extrc'-es wefe from TIM
csu.. ar web a. in,risicy Of unusua! interest The
roo. wee garlsnded, ind may Otths gIis wore ~hae
r. w1eahs 10 their hair L. sdciiiob to decl Nnat"ns
dialogues ara -ong-, ODe If the tn"st SINGERS oHa
sct GLARS, Mr. FIsuoes Levy, Wa cf'wbed ~
Queen sp.ecLt- from various geAt!entn' a"a IN"
d Str but On Of ceft.6ca,ei closed the fecepu"o u
Nh. la 10 NJ tie Normal ioO wa ''ated more "as
,o,r.aso. S,arRe storier told alb ut the
edn, =. Of thore es, days bow the boys who has
Their Normal school in the eveuing u'ed 'ometms 70
NON, he OIL out o the lamp ana M them Win w"]f'
s,atItn vE,n h. Iati'i-oa como "'o 'hs amp.
were liz ~ would s.. Wen boy ye mV gu III
"bs,e to :, e the ~ t,I blo"s u2 0T not k'''- "
.La.r.aht" VERIFY eos - e'vh1'f. "''''f.
,,or /. I, be- sdded 10 The building individuality. 80"
Al ,tc q, o, r,meLt VII be nD''d up
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GOV Roeder arrived 10 town from EastOn last evss
mg. and took lodgings at the Merchants Hotel. =
Coutlandt stloet.