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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
FRrDAY, Jane 1916 p. M.

FRrpAY, Jane 1916 p. NJ.
There was a good deal Of Apprehension this
morning about money, and some stocks were
slaughtered at the board from @ nervous feeling
that il might be difficult TO carry thesa. But we
could not learn, at the close Of bank hours, tha'
sitker brokers or spectators who had the rghs
kind of collateral found it impossible TO borrow ~
veven per cent. The active inquiry ior money
which has now prevailed for some Two weeks mas
lad its usual effect in bringing large amounts anto
the street for Temporary employment, whi'e' ON
the other hand, the accumulation OF an
enormous surplus in the Sub-Treasury mas
simultaneously checked conversions OF cur
rency, ana compelled the Treasury Depart
ment to recognize and receive as money certii-
Gates of deposit. In commercial circles money ID
easy; first class paper sells as before at per
cent. Debt certificates are better again.
Gold was down this morning to l4s, and sold In
tAe afternoon at 1897, 1881 and las. Exchange
was quoted $50 "A for bankers signatures up to
The close of bank hours. The demand is quite
night, and the supply Of bills rather in excess d
che inquiry
There was fair amount of activity on the Stock
Exchange this morning., with an irregular move
nent IN prices. The bear clique, who have been
- conspicuous as sellers Of Hudson, rather ne
elected that stock this morning, apparently con-
sidering that they had got it down as low a.
WAS feasible at present, and turned their
attention to Pacific Mail, which they succeeded in
depressing 8 q 4 per cent. The object Of the
scheme is supposed TO be 70 squeeze out some
sarge parcels of'thsse stocks which are understood
% be in the hands II parties who bought them at
aower rates. Thus far the measure has not
achieved much in regard to Hudson, and, az the
dividend day is now only three weeks distant,
Ahere may be some excitement in the market when
tho time Comes for covering the shorts. Central
and Erie were u lower ct the board, but better
afterward. Harlem rose ~ per cent, with some
appearance of steadines. Southern old, gaa'
santeed, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Galena
we're all lower, with . dull feeling. There
was quite Q rush TO sell Prairie du Chen,
and the price fell per cent, without any
very obvious cause. Canton and Cumberland
were both lower, and the bond list was weak-the
land grants Of the Mississippi and Missouri falling
u per cent. Missouris were steady; governments
we're hardly as strong asyesterday. At the close
Of the board tame feeling prevailed. In the
less, and the amount of transactions was limited
Erie, however was better, selling freely at % a.
In the afternoon Pacific Mail was hammered down
- 1S2; Hudson rose per cent. In other respects
the market was without important change. At
the four p. M, call the market was generally rather
better; but the sudden advance in Hudson was not
maintained. The following were the closing quo
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Wheat To- %. cheaper, with sales OF 1os 600
bushels at 81 90 81 IS for white 81 40 81 81 for
red and amber Western winter, u 2s AL 4ax for Mn
waukss club and amber spring, 81 10 81 80 for Chicago
spring, and 81 90 for amber ssas Con declined 10 ur
bushei, with sales Of 5000 bushels, ucxdng mixed
Western Al 80. 100 for sound, T2c 1<y,c for IN.
sound. and 1so Soc for yellow and white Western Oas
In limited demand NJ 7Sc. $40 Rye was quIet Al
81 OF 81 0a- Barley and barley mali were selling
slowly NJ unchanged prices.
CAsDtss were quiet, without change In price.
Gown was spsrnsly purchased ~ our quotations
fr,ms RIO, Sci GOOD 9o%c 3ic. fair, 2e&c. SOC
ordr uy, 2s Nc. 2oc fos fair 10 good cargoss zoe.
3oc Java, mats and taep, sexe Sic; Maracabo, $40.
s3c., bgusyra and ~. Domingo, 21kc. a2sho.
trcs continued very nrm NJ bsc b6c. for mddliugs
with sales Of 200 bales reported
PA. csArrss we've in good request al 81 90 81 o. for
Ne Canon.
fsn.-ine demand was moderate and prices were scu.
orally oppressed
FssrcErr. The market rather moro art,yc with
engagements to Liverpool % 900 bbls -four NJ is I'd
90 600 bushels grain At nd asAd 900 packages pfovi
sions, mostly at 3bs. t0s by steamer 70 Ien. 100
bbls ar at - Cd 81 ~ 900 bushels wheat M sd M
bulk 100 tons heavy goods ., 22s Cd 25s. To Rish
port direct ~ 900 bushels grain lOd. To COX 20 10
bushels gram for orders at Is 6s To Glasgow zoo bbs
Hour al ~ 81.
Ia, continued 10 good demand ~ CSC. 81 for North
river bale
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tations of the day:

The rebel rad into Maryland and the threatened
attack upon Pittsburg, Pa, are going to have
most injurious effect upon the business Of the Pitts.
burg and Fort Wayne Railroad, which was other
vise looking 30 well. Though II IL highly improba-
BE that the rebels will succeed in fulfilling their
threat Of taking Pttsburg, the bare possibility Of
such an event IN pretty certain to prevent people
travelling or sending their merchandise and pro-
auee over the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne road
when they can reach the Same points by other
Nnss. We presume that the event IL decisive
against dividends for long time to come on both
she stock and third mortgage bonds Of the
road. It indicates the wPdem Of that party
h the Board Of Direction which resisted the
payment Of interest on the third mortgage in April
Inst. As It Is, the road, with the diminished bus.
nsss which may now be expected, will have hard
work 70 set aside the money required for neces.
sary repairs.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was q foliovs
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CITY COMMkRCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June 1e-oPM
AsHnsaies Of 10 bbls made Al %. for pots and
exc. Tor pearls.
BAGS AND BAecrxo we're quiet u old prices
BxrswA1 was inactive and nominal.
BRsApsruus.-Flour wss quite heavy to-day, q fur
thor dscne Of &c. loc The days sales reached 500
bbis State and Western 900 Southern and $50 Canadian
within our revised quotations.
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9ors rather quiet at &c., a $50.
L. ER w.s actvey sought after ot ouoyAns prices
IlMs wss In fair demand and aru IN price,
hErA quoted 6rm, but were not active.
were made Of 4Is hhas Porto soo al ass 6ae 90 bbs
New Orleans nc 4sc. AGO. 400 hhds Eneisn hanos AZ
$50, and IS hhds. Cuba mascovado AZ -;
NAVAL SIoRHs-Rolders were nrm ~ the markes was
omaThers was fair inquiry for the leading kinds,
Psov ,sloss~Pork was moro active at 81 rs for old
and slS for mess and $40 10 81 10 for prime, with
and SEQ bbs changed hands al 50 50 s1 u for plain
and el2 80 $l4 for extra mess Lard was steady a.
exc. loAe, with saes Of 500 PACKAGES of cat meats
400 ackages sold NJ 4c &C. for shoulders and
6kc. . &c. for hams. Bacon quiet at Co. TO- $50
boxes changed hands at these rates Butter and cheese
RIck-smaI lots Of East India were sold'st exc.
sxBa-fhe market was generally quiet, but prices
SOAP There were $50 boxes CsstiIe sola onpt
sPsssalss were confined 10 TOO mats cassia a. 800.
sUe.Rs-The market was quiet, and Tho days sales dd
not exceed 400 hhds a. lac isxe. for New Orleans,
andsl0xc q II 40. for Cuba.
TAiAow'-rhcre were loo'ooo ios' ton io%o'
WHrszr-salss reached 100 bbls. u A4slc. lSe.,
wHAIzBoNE was quiet and somewhat nominal
TORAooThcre still no signs o. an active demand
wooIs.fSs market during The week has been rather
Irregular owing the fluctuations in gold and exchange
The sales have been 70 fair extent asd comprise abost
80 900 lbs fleece at &C. roc, 900 lbs extra and
super pulled At 6bc 70c 100 bales Cape Al S0c $780,
100 bales unwashed syrian private terms and 200
said regarding prices FOR the new Clip Tho views OF
buyers are from Soc to &C., but growers generally are
not satisfied with these rates. Como choice lOs On
dsrstand, have been taken q coo Q csc.
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.
Affairs at Washington market during the past week
have been marked byan unusual degree d activity The
saes have been very large and tho supply also fair.
Vegetables have come in abundaasy, bat sell - YET at
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~s..s .".s.s - .ss Nm :, can,rs Coat ~ sce
snd june ia iss ami Che Csiedonis Cape COD
an:
sss:s x "; u
- az .SS = NO Ss;
%S.s days
':.y.a y .s v'Is. -, ~ ~. s- r.s,. n
Barn ys4r1. A. 80 toms built I. Du.sury !. 1861 A..
ps's T su rom por,,.nd FIR n.orc ,euor.
lsa S: ns: e SS.os:ssss: vessel sSS..
Ss. ss: '''''" a'hes apparently '''' long n'
scna srnse BIRD mot Spray Blrd,, from New yohfor
:s earn r.: 81 f.
sc.. Sf Ss:on cs:s - @ 90:
split ..:e and sprung ga
sens 5c.n WAI.r: AZ 2'a sons built At Yai'haven IN
1856 be- been ,ss :. so.,a 20 s.,, m
Cleveland Ohio, 6ss been sold a. $500. ~ -
Sem s1. A. % sons built At Fairhaven In 1850 has
soas ra.so,s ANON. AZ as7 TONS s.n .. ss...As.
H. in 1885, Ia. been ''s on private II. terms ,a
L.y,earp,The sidewheel steamer Gen ~ Banks, bn,.
YARD Of Smith Cushmsn, East Boston. - 49, -
Notice 60 Msrine...
Tss s @ i've ss s To e T.
stead Of being ali white :Hisi aSaoaDoso ' '''
ss ossas ws
oil OIL sent home and sold 800 .p % VIII ''' WI
inst ',@" 80 from wow Dsa''.' on me .A
rasac a h 10Th from
ssnr tor spiser sid from New London issh inst for
scr Clara sparks, Spark arrived a. Boston 18th
s w. q snd foG Ksn,ue1e wa.
'e sar Aps ar y sM Un at rasano pr 81,
and EegS 9sT hG SS nsa
sea, rsdiied another year. -~'' '' - ''-''
Foreign Ports.
A.rvs.r June GAR in he schsld shipiCambri. Per-
10 Rsss May sAn bark EsypA Holme
s p Ssf f;'f Dop sS Humphrey
Nay -; .a.s John A,ss. Becker
Stampede. Lewis Ssssiamsrs. 10 ''a y" - 0a'A
GOOD MS.TCA Table Bay April 20 ship Yer
,S aSn % S1st % sr bottom as for y
Xigs. Bay April 10 BARK Liasis Niessrson Boston.
6eA.D,,, Jun. SID ship c.sa. rhur.,en, RIO J.pero
= e: a Z. s. sss:
'u;!. e. Lender ~, ,.u,o.s.. I,,o.
diT. RAJ, NAV 49, ~. r...,. r.,,.~ 49,.
Amsr,s.. Porss.
Aiss; Carver orinais. EssSssIp.ss; sIss smith.
ioo walker NYorE; :sh. Mary Kelley SBri Reed, Glen.
mold. fsss; wSiss Squat Haley: smith; dsors n
HgSt Ir.sd; S.r.i.a, sssiSll; fssSxsy. cs%pson;
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, A. WRITING, TWENTY .FouR LBssorsi Book
"A Keeping Writing and Ariihne,s mushs es W. ~ -
Fulton street Brookyni New ross CveD nowsy - -
PANE the well tsaehes Of wrisias, ses % ~
besi INSTRUCTORS ID he eAls-NswpsN hSsSy
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CLEARED.

CIEARED
ssas-sh.- Qlasgov (Brl. GIN, oassnssewn and Liver.
esssSsSiS Gig Or Linsrst tBr, Jones' Lsvsrpoo-John
sissnshIp America tBrem). Vessels, Southampton and
nip issr. si.p, Pi.o, Lcadon-wslss CrosheI:
ship Francis Ailyard tBr), Iovstt Bristol E-Boyd
ss:n, H-ssn. sss:
Bsrf New Orleans tBrsm,. ssndsrs London-Chas Luins
R.A%l5s ssfs's s.a!..
Bris rsrsi IHoD, Huksr Xmstsrdam-1unch, Meincke 1
Bris Jane Kid.cn OBJ. CLARK. Point Pesrs and 81
srs Ocean Bale sr, Ps..insin, 9. Pierrs-srss. Son
assS s ssss. .fGss
eehr Fredonia tBr), Mclean. 81 John, Mp Nsvus
ssSr s,s-n HARMON, ws:h,rs.on-Jgn4s s Smith.
Bchr Elizabeth Eleanor Bunnei. washington-C
schr Susan Scranton, Hswss. washngtou-vsn Bruns .
sc6ry cnnsr Cole wa.h,nston-;ysn Bruns slasAs
s ssnr h ,s% s aooas
schr Clara Merrck. Montgomery. Philadslph'aJ No
Bay S: ss.:a :n ns
ship Ontario TSsr SsrIO0 May S su md r. and s
70 IS lon II ~ spoke s sAip Marion. On cruise:
sna % nss
0 sS,p Zee aSS.Ss' ss.:s. Is"sss TO
S, ~ G Ia from Sn sn ssT o c1 :s ZEE
three mased sehf armed with broadsde guns show
sa is a% a|s's h ha q
ship Ioha Hsrr. Coi Portland, I:r%on sasgs day.
BOARDED from sunboai Amerea.
BARK Anna Bertha IPrus), Haeser,, Cardiff, 80 dayA
Bari John Fyie, weaver Glasgow, May g. with mdse, to
barn KsPsr srsm, Lans sass Hss%SSs ssys Nth
large SSsnis: Of ICE on the BANKS 1vech:
ssss wash WASH q carve. Ts's Char: $
sshs she hauled her vino and sissr.d In: opposite a.
ssTi P.s,.as. Yates New Orleans. 81 days. with sugar.
Brs mos Rowland: Mecsr,y xa,:sillss Ap,l 10
os,iil y ' Ss.ss.s ' from fi' sa.sa. s
Bris iifsrsas tof Isrpswe Slower. Na,anras June T.
s%s sss.sss ssri Smith, New Haven in BALLAST 70 Ar.
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sehr iies Blue. Phinn.y fhisdsiphia for BosssA
sehr Gen Peavey, Tanning Lubec. daya
schr siak fBrana Machas, days
kchr boundary Davis, Mschfns. days
Schr Ca ais IA, kst Mitchell Calais, 3 dAyA
schr julia Carroll, Addison
schr Trader. futston, Hockand.
Sihr OTIS, Ames, Ronkland.
echr Warrior Crockett Roc HAND
srhr Piymoaih Rock, Allen, Boston. sdsya
bshr a rirrel. Hirgins bcsioa for Robdouk
schr Mary Louisa Turner. Boston. . days
SCH DANA, Chase Boston for Albany.
Bchr Mary Ehza, Nicserson, Boston for Albany.
s.sr SInd...fs SEVEN. Boston 3 DAY:
echr SNphen Waterman. chase New Bedford, aays
schr Aca Hefbcrt. iendkin Gloucester, days
Scar Flying Fish. low, gloucester q dhyA
Schr Cfasr, Mia Fall River
s.hr ueo LAMAR Inr4nr, Beverly.
n. Mr. 1harter 1ayipr, lorinr Hrrham.
schr Clarp Merrck. Jones Providence.
srhr "a roline q smith. Ham. Providence.
shr Fdw ard Wooten Young Providence for Pert Even.
trlrw WI Ifiu, Crabtfec, Newport
Sc Disdsrl, LnnlaIf, poris pset.
sshr N Pa her gafksr B,ark Rock -
n arcaS, ton'rll. New Haven.
n hxA Marie Ne
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-For customs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000 90
raymenn 2,S40 ee6 90
NANCE ~ ,lb< y343 o.
Mr.. Cisco, Assistant Treasurer Of the United
Bates, gives notice 20 parties holding thirty or
more coupons Of the various loans maturing July
J 70 hand them in at his once previous to that
Gay, and checks will be given for them ON the s0th
~ June after three o'clock p. n.
The Bank Of Commerce has declared semian
pal dividend Of four per cent, payable on the 9Th
July, free from government YAK.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company, held ct
Cleveland on the 18th inst, the following gentle
nen were elected directors for the ensuing year,
John Gardiner, James Muson, Joseph Lyman, Samuel NJ
Young, H. B. Hurlourt and A. Stone, Jr, OF Ohio W.
yermilye and A, @. Jerome, Of New York, and A. ".
hamsdsll, Of New london.
Nessrs. Olyphant and Howard, Of New York, de.
slined reelection.
The vote Of the shareholders was also taken on
u question Of traffic with the other Lake Shore
reads, and was concurred In by vote Of So ,02l to
1850 shares. This consolidation includes the Buffalo
and Erie thu Cleveland and Columbus and the
Cleveland and Toledo. The arrangement between
hese roads was made by joint committees, meet
hg at Cleveland some weeks since. It has new
Ssel -at.sd by the stockholders Of all the compa-
mes, with the exception Of the Bunalo and Erie,
anA they will act upon Il ut their annual meeting
hsxt Tuesday.
An arrangement entered into with the Atlantic
and Great estern Railroad was also ratified. BY
chs agret mt the Cleveland and Toledo Ia 70 car
" the through n light II the Atlantic and Great
Western, and TO give that road, In return an equal
amount Of through freight, going Eas:, tho Allan.
90 and Great Western STIMULATING 70 maintain the
SECULAR prices.
Al . meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Canton Company, held yesterday, the following
officers were elscted:-President, John W. Ran.
sslph, Of Baltimore Vice President, Charles A.
happallo, of New York; Secretary and Treasurer,
William Dean, OF Baltimore; Agent, william Har.
rison, Of Baltimore.
The following figures are compiled from the
forthcoming annual report Of the Michigan Central
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'lIINsTRUCTION.

A MIDDLE AGED MAN, WHO HAS SEEN BBrrEn
Asvs In his nfe, wishes 10 obtain . situation 40
tutor IN respscisbs fsm.y. here or IN ~ castry Ne
s,,,ss sood hand and IL sood accountss JndrrAnds
and speaks different languages and can prod - the HIGHEST
his good honesty uprfrhtnesa
sad interrlty Address Tutor. bos $40 Post once.
:. scARp.-sPEcIAL NOTICE TO Young MEN-TRN
full scholarships including Double Ensry
Mercantile Penmsnshp ant Arithmetic VIII be sold Tile
month t25 each, Gil vacancies or the summer erm
ssr pr,ce Private In nmAnship dany
oLIvER B. uoLDsMiTH, 7sS Broadway.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE TO- lsss-TRIPLB

At the res dence Of the brides parents. BY the hev
Hiram Hutshn. WIN. GRAY, 70 Miss SUSIE JULIAN
horr-knn ON Thursday, Juns - IN s; SSIn
WILLIAM L. Morn, OF New York city, 70 MARY u kxIf,
daughter Of Mr. Julius Kelley, 81 Napoleon.
HrKD-PHcx.-On Wednesday evening, BY inc Rev: D.
Buck EDWIN H. HYNB 10 Miss EMMA PECK, all Of this cry
No cards.
HAaRn- MrcHFlL-On Thursday, June IS, In Calvary
church, by the Rev Arthur Cleveland Cox, d. D. FkkDs
q. HARMS TO RosALK A. MITCHELL both or this city
Hoeu,-wARNER.-O Thursday June 49, at tho central
Methodist Episcopal church. BY tho Rev. H. FOX HAsoL
A. HoaKL aud SARAH e. daughter Of u. II. Warner, all Oh
This city.
Josss-raxxAn- Monticello, N. Y, Thursday,
Juno Is, by Rev T. X. Fowler JOHN JONES 70 MARY L.,
daughter Of J. r. Tremain, Esq. No cards.
w.sssdsy JIM. b. iy Rev. q HSessn SSw
York. =, - $3.50
New Brunswick, N. j., papers plsass COPY
RosDixnLA-Emxa Phlsdolphis, On Thursday,
June Is, al the 81 Josephs church. by Rev. Dr. J. W.
Cummings, pastor OF 81. stenhens church, New York
city, assste by Rev " Francis ID hara assistant
pastor Of &c. Josephs church. Signor Professor PAsQuA
LIMO RosDNMLA Of Naples, Italy, 10 Miss Lrzzm only
daughter Of George Esler, Jr I9q., Of Philadelphia
SmLB-KEHNADAy.-ln Brooklyn, N. y, on Thursday,
June 49, at the residence Of tho brides parents oy Key
DR.. Kcrnaday assisted by Rev. Dr. Abecl. Of Newark NJ
j. Mr. WmLAnGRAY STlIIB OF PHILADELPHIA 70 Miss JANE
w. kuNxADAY, daughter OF the officiating clergyman
mother Saratoga Springs by the Rev. Mr. Barry. GEO.
W. SCHUYLER, 10 LENA CS1ER.
WARRKs-CfAs Elm Baltimore, on Wednesday, June
IT, by tho Rev. Henry Burroughs, General GoUvxRNrcR
Chase, Esq. Z. t& sAh~a
TO TnB EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
see In your issue Of the 18th notice Of my marriage
Please contradict the same, for have harbored no such
Gray was inserted doubtless. by some person who
has money than brains BY contradcting the same
' Nv. w Y SssS June 10 sc wAA s
GA d
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HEADQUARTERS 5rH KEoINEST, Va. NJ,
Wheeling, May 20, 1858.

General Order No. B..
n obedience to General Order No. from Brigade
4 Headquarters the companies composing the 9Th
Regiment " n. will assemble at their respective pa
rade grounds Is follows every Saturday at O'Clock
p n precisely, until further orders, for drill and In
BpectiOns:
Capts. Gray and Halls compali les at the foot Of
Seventh street, East Wheeling.
Capt9. Cloudy, Mckee and Smiths companies at
Centre Wheeling Market House.
Capt. Tnylor's company ut Sweeny'S brieE.yard
Capt Glass company at La Belle warehouse.
Wheeling. =. - -
Capts. Hsnlan aud acknowledgements Han
lan's grocery.
Commandments will that the roll is called at not
later than 10 minutes after O'clock Ito allow for
variations in ttmel aud all absentes. noted thereon
aud list returned promptly to the Adjutant Of the
Regiment.
Morning reports must bo made promptly after each
drill, and the condition OF the arms iand Rcoou-
trements particularly reported TO the Adjutant.
Each drill must continue least two hours.
BY order Of j. McCLUNEY,
Commanding 5th Regiment V. NJ.
J. II. STALLMAN, Adjutant. my22 I'm
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The present critical state of European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy mid.
dc ground between the hastily written news-itens,
crude SpesuIattons, and flying rumOrs of the daily
tOrian written after the living interest and excite
ment of the great political events of the time shall
have passed away. It is to these Periodicals that
readers must look for the only really ineligible and
reliable history of current events and as SUCH in
addition 70 their wel-established literary, scientific
ana theological character, we urge them upon the
consideration of the reading public.
me receipt sOtE Advance Sheets from the
British publlshN1s gives additional value to these
the hands of subscribers about as soon az lie oriei
nal editions. N''e
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ExtraOrdinar Inducements.

ATELY RECEIVED, we have the following val.
II liable property for sale ond exchange viz:
One Farm of 81 acres, within three miles of this
city in high state OF cultivation, and supplied with
comfortable buildings. a.'r .r y
Also. 5I5 acres Of Improved Land, one mile from
Huntington, Marion county, Va, together with SO
acres Eeven miles from the same one hRfof which is
in cultivation. -
of Warrington.
Also, 1900 acres in TetzeI county, Va. III 5ucl
Also a desirable Lot OF 8 acres, with good im-
National pike, and five and quarter miles west of
Land in Braxton county, Va.
Also one valuable Grist AIiIl three miles east of
Wheeling, Va, together with some 400 Lots in the
18th word of the city of Philadelphia.
All of tttS prSParty will he sold low for cash or
exchanged for other property on accommodating
terms, by TAYLOR, R0LLYSON & CO., -
aPrl4-tt No. 60 Main street.
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HEADQUARTERS 4TH REGnENT V. NJ, !
WHEELING, May 81. 1865.
specioI OrderI : my : Z 1'07''

Special Order.l
7 PURSUANT to General Order No of Brigadier
Il General Janice s. Wheat, Of the Goth instant,
Communicates of companies comprising the 18th regf-
ment will assemble their respective companies Mt
the following places, for drill and inspection, each
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, commencing GU Sat-
urday, the 23d instant, and continuing until other
wise ordered:
Company a, Capt. j. w. Ward, on the river tat
above North street.
Island.
Company c, Capt J. A. Clement, at Second Ward
Market HOuse.
Company D, Capt. J, N. Vance, at the City Armo.
ry Court House,.
Company Z, Capt. G. d, Knox at Second Ward
Market House.
Company F, Capt VIM. b, Simpson, OH Greek
bank east end Of Quincy street.
Company q, Capt Z. q. RothackGr, at the corner of
Market aud Jefferson streets.
Company II, Capt. a; j. Long, on Centre street,
between Sixth and the Creek.
Company ], Capt John Scott, on Wheeling Hill
to the right Of the National Pike.
Island. -
>, Company L, Capt. Jsmea Il. Holmes, at the Court
House.
II. Ifpossible arms will be ready for iiistrbnt;o,
in time for the drill Saturday. the Esd inst should
they not be ready, commandments of companies will
employ their time in dril,iog their commands in the
aciugs aud march ng; and also in procuring correct
rolls Of persons within their several districts liable
for, aud exempt from militia duty, ana report the
Tuesday, the Both inst
Ill All citizens between the ages of IS and as
years, residing within the bounds Of the 4th ReSi-
ment are required to report themselves to the com
mnndants OF ths company in he district in which
they reside before SATURDAY., the 2Si inst: and
those claiming exemption fOS any cause from such
duty, viii state the grounds upon which their claims
based. ~ u.s. ~ Z IL - y -
". Courts martial will be convened for the pun
ishment Of all denquents in discharge Of the duties
above required, well o the trial of those who
avoided duty under the late order of the COY
calling the regiment into active service.
BY order OF ~. A. J. SWEENEY,
s, =, Commanding 18th ReR't Va. n.