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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

lSpERESnEScE, Preston Co.. Va. 9th July. 1850
IN j. 2. AILR: Sir: ] have been afflicted with
chronic RleDlHfifBi tor long time which
1amet the sktll Of rtyRiciAns and stuck 10 me IN
SplIe o. All the reneiea could ind until tried
ynes s"raaparilla. One bottle cured me In two
TeeAs and restored my general health 20 much that
AN tar better than before was attacked tbipk
it a wonderful medicine. 81 FREIW
1niel T. 6etehell. Of St. LoaiA writes: > II have
oSeh AfhGted for years With an affection NJ TIE Lrsy
which DESTROYED my health. I tried evefyfLing sBi
SHeIy Ulng JAILED tUTelteve mos aud i lliTy, ben =
Oroken-t.'En man Tor some Years from ma oIL-I
cause than deTuHOeRrHR or tfs Liver Nv BELOVED.
pastor tbs Rev. Ar. ESpy, advised me 10 try yurI
SaTEaTaT1lla beeause he said he knew y,5i and any
ni1E ynn InaiLa was worth trying. ny the blessing
~ SS9 y las eured nae and has purified nv bI
= TO make new man Of the. ] feel SoaDr. ain
Lhs Dsst th4t can be said Of you Is not half SOoI
!Ses'fETttt CaIeEF, 7aaoFE! Ehldr5tHeHG ETsyatfOa
CHTEss and E{foliatioR ef the BozeI
a great variety OF cases have beeh reported 10 ne
GnsFs cures on these formidable complaints have re-
suLel iToul the nse Of this TeEHsy, INT oHr spaee
esLs Gln not admit them. Some Of them may he
I'and 10 our American AfmahGe, which the aFeDf1
~, saaea are pleased TO furnish gratis to all who
RgqllPsfa, Aeart Diseaae. Ifts, Epzls.S al51peEo
-. ", NeliTpEgia.
9iany remarkable cures Of these affections have
~ ~ Ht'e y TIE Alternative power nf this medicine
the vital functions INFO Vigorous action
And tuuA oNercomes dtAordera which vTotid Be snt-
posea oeGond ttS Teaeh. Such remedy has IopE
Deen Fequred BY the necessities 81 Tie Se5IIe and
Se are confident flat this wi Do f0l thtm al thai
$50. es- satIss a-s
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1'F0"I8TY-tl'' 11llT' OF ''17tII1a -'tFlg-
ZehuluR S!oaIl, Of PTUspsGt. TexAH.Writes; Three
LoitlCG 81 your SRlsaTNrilla cared trim CoS;rs
IA hideOus swelling on the neck, Whitl hal suf-
fsred from over two years. f=3 H-;s
LsHe0rTloa OF I1dtls. OrarfGH nlElor, J7srfHe
ItNroiioli. ESDldlt LfssdseI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

Tbs completion Of the Western connections Of tie
Pennsy lyaniA Ran Road makes this the 80 ~
DtrectLtne BetTYeen the e asst and the
Great West.
The eonneeting Of tracks by the Ran Roam Bridge
At Pittsburgh, avoiding all drayaEe or ferria9e q,
Freight t,sether with the saving OF time are adyan.
taSes readily appreciated by shPpers Of Freight and
the Travelling Public. EfEfEfL 80
For Freight contraeta or Shipping Directions amply
T. or adde's either Of tito following AEents II lie
COmpanY. = '"S
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poCKING HORsEs.-Just reesIvesi an al.
H dlttluRl supPly, At D. NlCoLL i HRo's
toslA-=z--=.a ERriaty StoEo, luO Ntain st.
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Sarsaparilla,
FORpURIFYING THR RI0OD.

md for the SPstdy cure Of the sutjOtbrd varieties
SeT2fGld and ScrefEloRs <tgsetiopI. Eteh THars,
UteeTt, Sores, ETHTtisR5. IfpIeS R4isfaIts BECteE
e. BoiLl, RldiaG GRd all Ska AiEGGSeF
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in. MecULL0UGII. Presideat. ~ :
,. Il. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. no,
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n. Bs-Shbseriptirns Fesst-.l - :, -
!; LILO Agent or ISbgSiiStse - "
~. -, LIE ssFaytngs and Art Journal N ~ -.
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= y. -. II 7. De DER az, Aetuary g. A.
Z. s4si BEoAb'sA 4 lSEE sYoSaE.
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s.. ARl.DsE'T Ere Rose or EryqpelaE Tstt.T and
SUI lssstR. Seatd Head, RIRgteOT4a, Sure Eye5,
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UDoLPHO woLFE's PURE JAMAICA
=RCM. ST.=cI;tIlX= RUN, SG0FCH-AND
IRISH WHISEBY Is 5,.-,Ts-
All the above Imported and bottled Iy hiInsslf
Warranted pure and Of tie best quality
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W ~ = LEN lAttI. h'IGthuuFEhs
u s PIERGE Co, Zahtsville, o; j. j. JoFSSTo,,
Ripley, o.: II. AcNEELT. MaysyiIIe, Ky; OlNsET q
CRoRPEH. Portsmouth,, o. PGDDOCE ( Co. JrfEersoE.
Vile. 1ndi II. W. RROWS 4 Co. Cincinnati d: ATHEFT
HIHHERI, Cincinnati, o. n. @. SIE1DRuM, Mniis1n
Ind: Jos K 3looAE- Louisville. KY; p. q. O'R1EY
Co.. FanSville, Ind, " W. GRAHAM Co. Calm IN.
R T. Sass. SHALEH 1 GLASS. ST Louis. No: Joay m
HARRIS, Nashville, Tenns IAEkIs0S HFNf, Memphis
Tenn CLAREE Co. Chicago, I'LL: ". II. H. RooNTr
Altnps lui or TO Freight gents OF Ran RfSiS Il
different points in the West.
he GredSt FdcifitieE OSIed for ne prs,efIor sol
SDsedy IrGRsIsoTt ltiOR ri Lirs !NocE
ANA Ho0D Aoc0HNoptTf6Ss with usual nrfyfleze. E,r
persons travelling In charga thereof
FREIGHTS.
By this Route EreisI,ts0 ALI descriptions eu, n. f
WaEded to and from Philadelphia, New York RIston
or Baltimore. toAnd frunia any points on the RSi Rnss
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Tninnis Wis,o,.i,15
Iowa or Missouri. by Ruil Road dirsrt
The PRnnNytT1nil Rail lioad also CONNECTS nj pift.
bnrgh with Steamboats,, by which Clouds eau be for.
EaEded 70 any port on the Ohio Slkinlft, Rstri-I-
Cutlberihnd, Illinois, oIisstssippI Wiscnl
sim Missouri, kARRas ArkAsas and Issi Bfver. aTi
At Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago With h.,
all ports on the Nc rth-Wesfern Lakes
MeFrtants and Shipper entrpsting- the tfnnEpcrtl
ton Of their Freight to this Conlna M can
ennh e-lcs on itA specify transit = 80
TnAi RATES QPRREIGHTt0Np I'd from any EllFufIn-
the Psni,syiNauA ROIl Toadare q aIIisss
az IaroraGtt as are ehOFgsi bg0tasF R r. E1apdhisF
GS4she particular TO mark PACKAGE WA PESSI
EJ:sNREDER, Phlladslphia.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18
City IntelligcIsA

t,,.e,ox nc. Nr,x Courr IIousr Il recently tho con
,,,on ., = nov, court Uo,so was, authorized by the
nd Of c,,or,sors and veeera.v ~. first stop toward
u,u on,, IN. ,ork ,y,s accom,,N hcd. The new
,,,. an j., ooo Goo, Grant ,,org- "a ,ambers street,
puiiu''s W" 49,, s.,.n., en-, Tona,- nd will have
'A. ' s 90 AZ g. go, e., Co. rcar So. visor Little is
the architect, and Supervisor Stewart WA ~ " w
disbursements.
MUrISy.--On Monday afternoon, asthe sim oo''' "'
-, ,o, 10 sao and ,,,n near the Mn rows, dil-
Guilty occurred among the crew, and dniriA "o "'
- ~ ,,,.oo,,o, ,,ss s,ahbed yb,o, tb,, perpetrator
either fell or Jumped overheard (the latter, o"y
avoid being takon). Mr.. Rabncau, United "a .
in, officer OF the Bib seeing the man rt AZ -
leua. ; .nS hon retprned MIR, to the An , which
-, 49,. -,,,,,r ta,woen siy and SEWN O'Clock
as pight fire broke ont the second floor of im "'e
dwelling house No 15I Lewis street, in the PROM ses :"
Robert Sacket The iremen promptly extinSuiAia INC
a,o nonace N tho furniture and clothing about $50;
insured for 5000 the Manhattan Insurance conr ny.
Tie first floor is occupied by Frederick Recktcn ~
milk depot Slight damage by water no INSURANCE az,
building is damaged about $50; no insurance incl ~,
was caused by Mrs. Sackett accidentally setting ara
some clothing while looking for pair OF ovorshoes I'LL
ri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18
the FAMILY HERA.. -.

ihe Progreas or the yNar.-shSrP skir
m'shing Along the Union Lines on th'
o'omac-Defeat OF the ReSci Lcaders
/ "yu ana Lee in Western Virgil
"'oheever on the yymT--Union Prisoners
sent 10 the South--The --latest News,
MARKETS, &C., sSc., Sc.
me FAMILY rRaLD, for the present week, viii be ready
'his ("ouhesday) morning Among othcr matters IN It's
oo'"'ns VIII 10 foundy--Thc Latest Dispatches FROM
washington, furnishing Wow of the present condition OF
lars In and around the Federal City, Accounts of the
rect NJ hattes In western Virginia which the Rebels
under command or Floyd and Ice were Defeated and
Routed Accounts Of tho Skrmishng between the Union
Forces an, the Rebels along the Limo of the Potomac
Important Al ton OF the Kentucky Legislative ordering
tho Rebel Fore. from the State Names of of the
Union Prisoners INT further South from Richmond The
Latest Intelligence from Missouri, North Carohna,
Fortress Monroe the Rebeous states and ,a points Of
tho country rendered ominen by the PRESENT condton
Of affairs; Report OF a q rmOn by Rev Dr. Cheover on
the War, delivered Sunday evening last Accoont Of
the Terrible Fire tho Confidential Theatre Philsdeha
by which Fourteen Ballet Girls wcro Burned, Seven or
Eight of them Fatally Letters from Our Correspondents
in Paris Berlin and st. Petersburg and large qusatity
Of other reading matter.
The FAMILY HERALD will also contain the LATEST
Foreign and Domestic News received by Mail and Tclc
graph; Editorials Leading Events; Reports Of the
Money, Commercial and Cattle Markets. Record OF MAJ
rages and Deaths for the Week AID variety of dther
reading Of general interest.
Terrnsrwo dollars per year. four cents single copy.
To obtained at tho office, Of Fulton and Nassau
streets aud of the agents. Advertisements inserted
at the usual HERALD rates.
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Surrnrate,s OAicn.
SUNVVSsA sS
Ecrore Edward {. West, Surrogate.

Ec!Ore EIWITU Z. Nt
SEPT 1.-THE wills Of Robert Taycrweather, Richard
Sands and Theodore Dehon, adnH,tcd to probate.
by the will Of Richard Sands, equestrian, he aropri-
as - 900 for his funeral expenses and monument; 10
his brother Gilbert he beGueahs SO OCO to his SISTER,
Eliza sI2 COO his two half brothers each 81 00O to the
children of his brother Henry, 81 0O0; to his adopted
children Maurice Jesse 81 600 eack to three friends
81 600 each by codicl the sum to his brother IS N
creased SIS 600; increased to his sister Eliza Sl6oo
and all other legacics increased in similar proper
ton To George Sergeant equestrian, 81 ,0cO to Sands
Hayiland 81 .OOO 10 Thomas Brooks, for faithful
services as doorkeepcr, 81 COOS to ms aunt inoe'e
smith and two COUSINS, 81 600 each; Richard sands
Pounal IS 900. The resiuary estate goes to his
brother after various other requests OF landed properly
Tho nroperty Of the deceased estimated at 1900 eco of
which he bequeaths cash lcgaclcs amounting to sol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA Sept. H. 1851.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State 5's Reaiing
Railroad 17x Morris Canal, 35H Long islaha ran, nn
road s., Pennsylvania Railroad 375 Sight exchange Oh
NJ" '''N "' p''' PHILADELPHIA Sept. II, 1861.
Flour 0rrner at 81 so "a 62I for superine. Wheat
advanced &c. sales 5000 bushels red at 81 u 81 ~
White 81 Is 81 &c. Corn buoyant sales goo bushels
at SAC 54hc. Mess pork sl5. Whsksy hrm' al 1856
n l9c. c Co.. - zoe,
Flour ,ess nctve Wheat lower: 7ec for No. l. Tic.
% for No Q in store Corn has advanced 1c. mixed,
in store 2c Recepts1 600 bbls -four $50 900 bushels
wheat 1863 600 bushels corn oos
-four "a 900 bushels wheat, 1s4,ooO bushes Gil
Freiphts firm: 13c corn 14c on wheat TO Baiaio'
BUFFALO, Sept. II, 1861.
1,,,r rrchonoed Wheat quiet and firm. Corn, bet
sales IL OO6 bushels at 81 sc 900 bushels at 37sc
900 bushels at CSC. Cana freights-io1ac. on corl
| 11s,~c on wheat 10 New York Lake imports-lA ,oco
Mia -four $50 900 bushels wheat $500 bushels corn
% 900 bushels oats. Canal exports-Iso,Voo olsi'e'
| wheat 1903 900 bushels corn, 1000 bushels oats.
OswHGo Sept Up. NJ.
wheat Wheat less active: sales 400 bushels NO. =, =
Chicago spring at 94c 5000 DO at Doc ana IVY
200 bushels Illinois at Ale Canal freghis quiet, owing
to the scarcity Of boats lake imports. o9 p non
wheat. Canal exports-ls ooo pusheis ""o"' 'oV' NO
corn ana low w. 0"' ArRASv Sept. 17--P. NJ
Flour In verv active demand stocks much reduced
rd or all grades partcuary of fresh ground have
advanced: there is no state -four Of consequence mere
and quotations nominal Corn meal Is quoted az sc W
wheat dull: offerings fair; LOO 0ushes oruma'.
white Cenesee at 81 TO- Rye al 6i1ic, delivered, am
800 bushels from at &c No corn afoa, ana nom
o,ring except in store, at Soc. cargoes ahoa wouI
nmsnd that figure: lot of 500 bushels Western mixod
TO arrive sold 5Oc the quantity Of corn now on d M
canal is beyond all precedent 1t rs not tar from SV
fOO bushels Oats duh at 36c in car lois az .ch.rs
denot and at $780, Delivered 10 900 bushels canada E
at slo lot of 1900 bushels Western malt SOFA ~ 's
barley dull 800 bushels and 600 bushels Mads9g cou
7 ~ two roved at 6Oc Seed-Sales Ito bags Weste,
timothy at 81 SIN per bushel whiskey-saes 20 DBL
Kc and 90 bbls at 1SAc Received by Centra IVA
road for New York 17s bales WOOL s,l!6 bbs Sour q
!. bsrs wheat 204 bbls high Wines III hhds tobacco
bales hops boxes cheese 300 b6s and 70 Gss
10 Co.. Postou 3l6S bbs -four and SIS bales WOOL Snpp
q nv lows to New York Sept 10, IL 900 bushels corn
= go do wheat, IL, 500 do oats and 900 o. fsso'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18
SEIZURE OF THE BRITISH BBIG MYSTERY.

AN IMPORTANT LETTER FOUND ON BOARD, ETC.
Information was received in this city Saturday last
by the Surveyor of tho Port that the British brig Mystery
might be expected TO arrive at this port at any moment
and tina, she had better be locked aer she not
all right Accordingly Surveyor Andrews at once des
patched three ocersMesss lsaacs Brown and
Archern the revenue cutter Bhkbeck with instructions
stop ,he vessel and bring her to the city On Sun
day morning they the brig and took possession Of
her. without any examination as to her cargo, &c This
will be attended to hereafter.
The Mystery cleared from St. John, N b. for Havana;
she ran into the port Georgetown c. and there dis
charging her cargo took in fresh and cleared for
Havana Capt Wade of the Mystery claims that he is
British subject and commands Brit vessel; thereby
doubt hoping to escape the punishment that he richly
merits thorough legal examination will be made and
the truth uufoded TO the amount Of cnlpabty that
is to BIO charged TO Captain Wade and the crow of the
Mystery, which consists OF two men aud the inate be-
sides the captain.
careful examination made of the cabins, and the
officers amply repaid by the discovery of some
valuable documents among which the letter that
publish below giving Instructions to Captain wade now
to and what to do also blank forms that could
be if occasion should These articles all in
the hands Of Surveyor Andrews.
The following il copy Of the letter spoken Of above
CARLETON ST.. john, N. B., June IT, 1861.
town South Carolina At freight which ink viii sou
ySS sI issS. s Rss e.
You viii deliver to them after Risley gets his and IL should
happen hat Rse can't give you cargo the other Wilt sn
cargo not Mr. seey read both letters to me- and has
So charter; now regards getting plan
rnnn Mr. oa mo e"
and you can pass without you are war r on
sorss ,hy Should speak you have @ a. han
ed; but OF course !, is moi Intended to act upon.
pt o @ sss
there blockade Georgetown and American cap
Vhp is here now Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18
THE IRA HARRIS GUARD.

The IRA Harris Guard, Colonel o. DeForrest but now
temporarily under the command Of the senior officer
CAPTAIN Green struck their tents at Camp Herrendon
staten Island on Monday, and moved to Camp Scott
where the ground is adapted for drilling This rcgi
ment of cavalry promises to be Of the first class Seven
full companies have boon mustered into service 'here
are three skeleton companies remaining to BIO ned up
Tho men are being drilled in the most rigid manner ac
cordng 10 the school for dismouned cavalry Ihey are
to have their horses and full equipments before they
start for the There at present egnt nun
bred able bodied men in the regiment, which is to BIO
fixed for the complete organization of tho troops Is the
26tb of this month, Immediately after which date they
will be despatched TO the seat Of war.
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Married.

McMnLAN--V ASDERw EsKEs.--on Tuesday, September
TO- the residence Of the BRIDES father b. the Rev
Rutgers Van lBrun Joan MCMILLAN OF Brooklyn, toJENS'
T.. VAXpERwEsKEN, of Waterford, n. Y.
SnorSEII-MEiICK.-on Wednesday, September ii at
the residence of the brides fahor by the Rev. Thomas
G. strong, Mr. VIM j. SIIorwEiJ,o OF New Jersey 10 Miss
TILE MEiIcK, Of this city.
TALMAS--Wiso)Ir-M Monsey, Rockland county
N Y, on M,niay So ,temb'r TO- by the Rev. Francis
s Wolfe, THOMAS NJ. TALaAS TO MARIA WEroorr, both o.
this city.
w,uGlEY--EymErg. Jersey City, on Tuesday. Sep
TENDER H. at ST. Matthew's church. by the Rev D. Bril-
ton smith, EDMUND WRGLEY, ESQ, of Philadelphia, to
ALMA eldest daughter of the late John H. Eveloth OF this
city.
WAtrERs-ColE.-- Monday, September 16, at tho re
sidcnce of the brides parents by koy G. W. Anablc Mr.
GE W. WALTERS TO Miss ~ JULIA daughter OF Jno. V.
Cole, all of b oolllyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18
.,,r war Maps-Colored Edition.

A new edition of the HERALD War Maps, ON caiendeieo
paper beautifully coored now ready size Oh she' N
inches: contains thirtytwo Maps:A LARGE MAJ OF THE
o,vp ATOMS OF TEE NAVAL EXPEDITION showing the Coast
and Inle of North Carolina important geographical posi-
ton of Hatteras Inlet &c THE BArTa FiELD AT WILSON'S
CnxEx No. where General Lyon was killed. THE BATTLE
FIELD At Butt Run, from the official drawing Oh Htai
Mcdowell; Large Maps Of MISSOURI AID THE SEAT or LAX
ruvWrsr and the SEAT or WAR l:LVEGIsIA, BIsDsEYE
y,xw OF THE UNITED and twenysix others showing
Mt glance tho Whole of War and marking clearly ana
distinctly the armies movements, psons camps hafporS
forts &C. printed in superior STYLE on one siae Oh
sheet so that they hung in library Office or WORK
no., er and referHce during the war These
mans were drawn and engraved expressly for the NE"
YORK HERALD and the most perfect War Maps ISSUED.
Single copies rs cents; for SIS A. for So and loo for sz ~
Agents wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD y. Ai.oi
IS ,s,,o agents for tho colorcd edition. 2OSBroadway,
NAY York.
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Stumbling the Central Park Drives
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

SEPTEMBER ID, 1901
win you permit TO suggest through The couiRns OF
your valuable paper the abatement Of an inoieranie
nuisance IN our Central Park 1t tho practice Of wa
tering the drives during the hours they are filed with
carriages Every who is the possessor OF aNehic'e
and dcvotes his two hours to drive, feels some
pride in tho appearance Of his carriage he picks his way
carefully to the Park TO avoid the mud and a. ne 10
oonnor onios tho Park than lac encounters watering
cart. to avoid it, he finds his carriage Dcspttred
with msd thrown up by his wheels from the spot just
watered. a few moments more, and his horses shy it
other sprinkers the ladies become nervous AM oegn 10
cnard their dresses from rum which, in their vGty,
hcy had intended, should have Haunted outside the BODY
&c the carriage and as all go there TO soc aud be seem
The dear creatures Should certainly have chance to dis
play their rich garments II aliaying the dust s one
'i' w MADISON. SQUARE
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..sEER GULICK, v. - rAnE
DEPART


DEPARi..nAT.
ExcbIsy., JAMES Quick, areslc s, "a moinoer o.
the Fire popar,rs, o. IBIS city oed on Monday Se'"s
last Deceased was adya.cet III year. anu '''''""N
| term in connection with the dcral tment.
meeting of officers of tho branches of tho 'e pep'
ment was held at the Chief Engineers cce In evening
for the purpose of making arrangements to honor
mains John s. Giles Esq Treasurer of the Fire DEB
ment, was called TO tho chair and W. Wells Wilson,
Assistant Engpecr appointed Secretary Chief Engineer
Decker and Assistant Engineers Cornwoll Bauch Kings
,, q, Brce, Jacobs Alker and Hacket; Henry Wilson,
10, end John J. German of the Board Of Fire Commits
.onar John Garland, Esq of tho Board of Appeals Al
hor, ma Mour Esq, acting President of tho Fire De-
.,o, o. orge w Wheeler, Esq, of tho Exempt Asso-
pi ndu N. Van Wart, Esq, foreman OF GucS
f"se comnanv No IL, and John X. platt, Esq,
among those pres ne meeting John s. Giles Esd Mr.
c.ars o W sWhensr'a ID Mr. W Wells Wilson made APP
propriae remarks srehce TO the death OF the de-
Ceased Il was ssat1d ny nxChiei Engineer Wenman
At ARRANGEMENTS ind been mace TO convey tho body TO
Wo odbridge New Jersey, at s~ o'clock on "Wednesday
mol, ming, ana that no time would oe .omra 10 nave
Tte following commit aplpAhed by the Cmir
to drakt resolutions OF the ;ss Wine 1ne en
pan,ch 'ohn Garland and Merry Wilson ney reported
thaI t yA inexpedient to Aopt resolutions al the pa"
san, ,ne and recommends that the dltrern branch~
Of the aps tmen be reques ed to meet anu adopt suc
resolutssns rs they may deem proper.
On OF "A. j. DeHtolT, Isl., Nties rhsihoNi
49, NV On of Engineer and George w Vince
Do , n.S, ted a deegatioa accompany the ro
m,tins TO New \ Fsey.
a.. the Board of + xineers, held last night,
A.. s,,, 80 nble and res0lut,ons unanimously
w. .,o,.,a ncholy announcement being made to
A, asn1 ~. s,, ter honored, valuable and tried pub
w. N, ' , 80 ears distinguished the pride and
Dno,oant os ,ha ~. York Fro Department. has fallen
asleep in death ther6 70, 20 w,, ,,, no r,oiroors
Resolved, That in ut on,a, @ -, iii si,
Of the New York Fig 'ei,' 'io., S w. Az Shis In
49,. - 49,, "a 80 lie the evening OF Monday,
W." 10 Zoe, s,S that we unite in hon0rng his
I.n - ~, ~, ~ " ,,.,~ as may best accord with the |
virta, and character " i"e SWAY '''"' "a VIZ ~ "
voluntary aid. A., 81 -. ru,ioe r,r,roor Ianoo
Resolved, That in the aa vi VI 49,, n -, no 's i,s
Gulick, the New York FSrA ',1 i ,ho cow
most rable fearless aGt @ ao,.d
munty al largo of it's 100 9p 'i 80 - co,nd
~; III re ar,,rA LEGATIONS Of social 70.
$500 r.t wv a,oa;,,,,,, pass in memory OF
- ~ III, n ~ h,mco No. CLAIMS either az a citizen
'aies oi'S % 80 -, ,i,osi, stature Of his MANHOOD
~ -, gu ,i1 ~, nr ronn, anting." The record Of
!, IT, w. o g 49, the bri hnrss Of his
no '" 10, ha'.a - ,i,nn.ss haLd lie led IN Of
oAsinP'o ". ." 49, l. - altered TO glorious
,u.. , o,r, ~ ,,oyo ~ buttons be published
r re- N,,r Yopx D.u, UyRAfDl y ndoy Mercury atlas
and Leader.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-18

The STATE TAx.-In the repC-
committee of the Board of SuperN. 'o,' VI '0
tax levy for the present year, attention Ii, ooon
IL, A.. ,,e,;,oss 90 Tho ,odo IN ", 'ch
the State tax is assessed. In the agricultural
districts system prevails of undertaking real
estate, the effect of which is to throw dispro-
portionate share of the burthen on New York.
In the same way we are compelled to contri-
butte more than our fair proportion to the sup
port OF the public schools in the interior of the
Stale, seeing that we raise Sl,300,00O for our
rity schools 1t is not surprising, under such
circumstances, that the quota Of State tax i'm
posed on this city during the past ten years
should have increased from 100000 to
S2,O0O000. Had our representatives in the
Legislature attended to their duties, instead of
-devoting their time to the connection of jobs
and schemes Of plumber they could easily have
broken down the combinations among the
agricultural members by which the efforts
made to reform this state of things have been
consistently defeated.