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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11
10 TEACHERS-

School Examiners of the City Of Wheeling and
OF the County Of Ohio, at their room in The Court
House, Monday the 10th inst, at O'clock, A n.
All applicants for places in the public schools OF
the city and county who have not been examined
and received a certificate will present themselves
before this board for examination u: the time and
place above stated. A. 8. TODD,
au4td Sec'y Of Board.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11
Gen. Gilmore Reinforced.

New YORK, August Io.-A private letter
from Norris Island, dated August LIST, says
it is reported here that reiuforcements
numbering nearly 5000 had arrived out
side and will be landed tonight on Folly
Island.
Yucatan dates state that Yucatan sur
rendered July 9th, to the RevoIutionists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

B9~ DANGEROUS CoUNTERFErTs.-Gre
backs of the original denomination of two
dollars, changed to fifty dollar notes, are
now in circulation. The two dollar die on
the left lower corner of the note is smeared
over, and the circle in which are the fig
ures al, !" 90" 49," are most striking de.
tects of these alterations. The circle in
which the figure appears is certain pre-,
ventive against alterations, for it will be
remembered the rays all converge to the
figure that represents the size OF the note;
for instance, ii it be two dollar note, the
"2' is white, and the rays are all directed
to the "2;;" if a one dollar note. the 81" is
white, and the rays converge to the "1."-
But among persons not in the habit of
handling the tifties they might very readi-
" be imposed upon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

Bg- CRoTHERs BATTERY The members
of Crothers Battery will meet this morning
at o'clock at head. quarters, over Wick
hams Auction Room, to be mustered into
service aud go into camp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

RB CAPT. A. D. JOHNSON, who was sent
from this city to the Insane Asylum, Co.
lumbus, Ohio, some months ago, died yes
terday morning at that institution.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11
To Wool Growers

NEW YoRK, May Is, 1868.
X GENTLEMEN: We are prepared to receive, han.
" die, and sell Wool in large and small lots, on
the following conditions: After the Woolis laid down
at our door we will store insure, grade, SELL deliver
Our terms Of sales are for cash. or nett prices ad-
ding interest for time. In cases do take paper
without the consent that will not sell alone.
Our long acquaintance with the trade enables us to
make quick sales at the market value.
Having the confidence of l0rge capitalists, also en-
ables to negotiate for advances the favor
able terms.
All remittances will be promptly forwarded with
account of sales,
give 1t prompt attention-aways keeping friends
posted on the condition of the market.
Very respectfully, yours.
II. A. PETTIBONE / WALLACE,
Wool Brokers, 20 Broad Street New York.
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AGENTS WANTED

TO SELL
OUR CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
UTAR MAPS AND BOOKS Stationery Packages,
w Soldiers Song Books, Merry Book Of Puzzles.
Expose Of the Knights Of the Golden Circle.
The Historical War Map.
Incidents Of the War, or the Romance aud Rsali-
ties ofa Soldiers Life
Pauline Of the Potomac, Gen. McCIcIlau's spy.
Miss Martha BrOWnlow, or the Heroine q Ten-
nesses-
The Lady Lieutenant.
Six NJ nths in Sseessia, &c, &C.
Address JOSEPH GRAVES 4 CO.
jy2l No. % Monroe street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11
Semi-AnnuaI Statement OF Peoples
Bank, July 1, 1903.
DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND.
PEOPLES BAEK,
Wheeling, West Va, July l, 1888
ETNHE Directors Of this Bank have this day declared
i u Dividend of (sixJ per cent. on the Capital
Stock, OF the profits Of the last six months, pay
able to the Stockholders demand, free OF Federal
'P iai s'A'' '-A J.R. DIcKEY, Cash.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

B9~THE RIVER is still falling with about
three feet water 10 the channel. The West
Virginia aud the Eagle are lying at the
l4nding. The Allegheny Belle left yester-
day morning for Parkersburgh. Tho st.
Patrick, Capt. Sam Mason, is now on her
way to this city. but it is doubtful whether
she will he able to get up owing to the low
water.
The new steamer Nightingale passed
down on Sunday evening bound for st.
Louis.
The Musoatinc Capt. James Robiusou's
new steamer, is about completed, and will
be ready for business in very short time.
This fine steamer is intended for the North
ern Line Packet trade.
The Starlight was laid up at Burlington
at the time of the engagement between the
rebels, under Morgan, and the FederaIs,
under Gen. Judah, and she afterwards took
some five hundred rebel prisoners from
that place to Cincinnati. She made very
narrow escape from being burned by the
rebels, and was only saved through the
ignorance of the rebs, who mistook her for
q gunboat. Three OF the contrabands, TAX
en- at the time of the surrender at Buffing-
ton, are now employed on the Starlight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

BUFFALO, August le.-The draft was en-
ished in this city to-day without trouble.
Five teIegraPhers have been drafted. g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

Ea"AN UrsEr.-on Sunday evening an
old German who resides in RitchietOwn,
and whose name we could not learn, was
driving pair of horses around the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank corner, when
the vehicle to which the horses were at
tached was upset in the street. There were
several children in the carriage, one Of
which was thrown out upon the street aud
received number of severe bruises. The
old man, the driver, who had been drink
ing more than usual, was also thrown out
and somewhat injured.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11
GEO. G. MEADE, .
Mai. Gen. Cnmd'r

The depredatious having been continu-
ed, a number of citizens suspected or
known to be complicated in these transac-
tions, have been promptly arrested.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

BS@THEATRE.-An excellent bill was
performed last evening at the theatre for
the benefit of Manager Keller. There is
no more reliable or faithful actor than the
beneficiary of this occasion and he ought
to have had much larger audience.
An excellent bill is offered for this even
ing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

New YoRK. Aug lO.-The United State.
steam frigate Hartfort, Admiral Faragut
Mississippi squadron, arrived tonight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

B9~ A WIFE WHIPPER.-On Saturday
evening number of young men in passing
up Sprigg House alley heard the shrieks of
a woman for help. They rushed into the
house and discovered that an intoxicated
Hibernian had been beating his wife. In
the absence of "a policeman, the young men
arrested the offender and conveyed him to
a place not far distant, where a court was
improvised out of The material present and
a hearing was had in the case. The Of
fence was clearly established, nOtwith
standing that the wife-wOmaul ike-swore
that her husband had not struck her, and
the sentence of the court was that the
Irishmau should take an oath to keep the
peace towards his wife for one year. The
oath was solemnly administered upon
Patent Office Report and the Irishman de-
parted apparently fully determined to keep
his promise.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11
Savings Bank OF wheeling.
STATEMENT.

WHEELING, ". ", July 2, 1863
THE Board Of Directors Of this Bank have this
day declared dividend Of ten (10) per cent. ont
Of the profits for the last six months: paVnbIe to
stockholders on demand, free from ali taxes
july SIP HILDRErH, Treas'r.
A RTEsIAN WELL VATER-suDe.
"A rior 70 Blue Liek-A fresh supply Just received
Mt the Odd Fellow Hall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

GN- TAKE CARE OF THE HoRsEs.-We
observe from our exchanges that during
the last few days number of horses have
died from the heat in various parts of the
country. This fact suggests the duty, on
the score of interest as well as humanity,
of so using all draught animals during
these sweltertng days as to save them, not
only from injury, but from unnecessary
suffering. No beast of burden shonld be
oyerworked in summer, under the intense
head of mid day. A selfish, if not humane
consideration for the horse, should suffice
to protect him against cruel exposure to
the vertical rays of the August sun, while
there are certain means of refreshing him
when distressed by the weather. such as
keeping as much as possible in the shade,
sponging his mouth and nose with water,
aud the like, which no kind and thoughtful
person, who knows anything about the
proper treatment of horses, will neglect.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

NEw YOsE, n0On, Augas. lO.-eold asa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11
H0! FOR THE SUMMER RESORTS.
The Ohio White sulphur Springs

NTILL be formally opened the 18th Of June
w the anniversary occasion Of the meeting Of the
Ohio Medical Society.
These SPRINGS, 20 national IN reputation, and
popular in favor, situated in Delaware county,
Ohio, Is miles from the Capital aud Ve from the line
Of two railroads.
They will be under the exclusive control Of the
Proprietor, ANDY WILSON, Esq. They WILDE con-
Quoted with SPECIAL reference to place OF
FASHIONABL RESORT
RELAXATION ans healthy Improvement. They excel ia
all these features ANY SPRINGS IN AMERICA
Reference 10 A. WILSON, Proprietor. Post-odice
addr' -, Lewis Center, Delaware county, Ohio
my27 3Ws
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11

VIM KIinker, Michael Green, Jas Matthews, David
Robinson, Frederick Meyers. Phillip Smith, VIM
Schambra, John Ensinger, John Fogler, Robert
Holiness John Murdoch, Lewis Weisgarber, Frederick
Brandies Lewis WirIch, Andrew W inter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11
Jno Bats, Jos Bowen, James Craig, Isaac Colts.
COMPANY B.

Jas NJ Alexander, DIR Richard Blum, Henry Bema
lias, John Beltz, Lewis Baker, o DonnelI, Henry
Daub, Valentine Eple, Jos Gommick, Simon Lock
William Laion, Charles Prayer. John Robinson. Marx
Swim, J snttIe, p shallcress Jr., Andrew Walker
Jno Anderson, samuel Belman, James Brues, JOhI
Bugart, Fax Barr, Frederick DillbrooE, John
Dickey. Louis FranzheIm, John Gallagher William
Lock, NJ Matthews, Daniel Quinn, II Sherman
NJ schwain, Jacob straup, Joseph Sharp, Johr
Winsonned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-11
ATTENTION.

Cameron, July 18th, lS63.
The New York herald., 1863-08-29
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fr''FesI, D, ,s .,,s aud S."1s., .s,n L. v0
e.nsr .sa Loasits 'i9laD.n n,cena s..iL
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Nov ding tho house I'll. hiiy.
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ke~ fosa an Hfunkh d, N~sssf. GissrJ A Hssry, -
sprnce Sew Y.rl, Mr. u 4. non bsvl.s
tbcm penission 10 soIpy tho profession th,svs ed ns
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The New York herald., 1863-08-29

N BURKE, AUCTTONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
LIE ~ two ociocA, No Green wich avenue FIR
yres Of Barb~ o shop; also Furniture Counters Glass
Cases. School Desks lol OF Liquors.
The New York herald., 1863-08-29
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Nv s.-s q T'as.i.ad IA ssa roai. H.. dps.s.a. n
GA aosf rowssrol o.sr 6ss%'ss ~ cuAHAcrERs
....,.hr haryoy Ddwcsth
Hr wheary eongrsiusls. shn.-f on having formed sa
--''"' van =" KDS9s i'yS1s ! roiiGEsr' oiass'sr'
os Sosbss y K fykSiso' ~ iist 'D,.t9 xUctsf n
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u h'lwers power al ds,ms q
SUPPORTED bY 80 rt.i cAhr or CHARACTERS
e ruIsnAi EyEsIsu.
SAncisss OR riiS lar 4; ~ !. ;Tfr voNrApovss
~hFA Las oeen Tor u.-ny weeks 10 iscparai.on
seat. secured IA me Dor ofce
THREE DAMS IN ADvASoE.
NEW BowEHy THEATRE
s1i0aDss ssw r5sslSa 5fIssr Afsls sgassf'i'c '''
the .oa..aon in...ei 'a' ..,,.. '"'''
In whiof
NIL. T.. EDDY
win appear
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in the pisy or ..5M
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WILLlsSi, 1HE SAILOR
The OF
.aee.s tHE FOk AND lHE WGIH
Fouk uLoHiOus rlkots.
THIS EVENING taATUkDAp A ugaND ssssA
i itouAi entrrtainncnt w take place ayorits
Only tree and Ea.y In the CITY sovrA novelties
W w ntrol noci and all the establish.
ment be prcssa, era, hDlss smth BA,Eo
IA Ae. Ac ~ili oe ON hand " coveu tbs pgocecanss
Watts vii pr sii i
WALTER LESNox, CoNEpIAs Is SOW AT LiREK
W " " nr.ollse with mAnagrrs fos tn. ia
scssouh All uniexiians slavs.sd ioi Birceser
s'scot. n r.. viii rrceisc prompt A'i~at,an.
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Op rHE oHKAT oFlKsfsL
~ Frrs Coaoct Hall. 06U htosdwa,. Aov- Hsecsser
ktreet.TLe only thr kind thc cits shi~h
srif a noveity We conttnusy vsfying al~saAas
patrons and contnar far shead OF rvay Ic t@in b~aa
tes--or biond brunrtt~-these I've female e chan
peer their IoselBess arsy~f
wiiehing costume Me Urfni engaged fbr hrpef
period and viii aitrpd nightly the
r. cntynte young is ~ waiter. wAnts' tnm.l alsy
Hasry no oa ecs suitable Apply sct"e.n ~ ssd srk
OF alter . In the svcnrx fIAkk nURAa
The New York herald., 1863-08-29
- -
MEDICAL.

"A CAUTION TO IA IEs-MADAxR. .REsrRLL rE
"A usAc Physician, 1S2 Chambers deems duty
y atn lsaies against npossors who xppropae her 3D.
Sestsein6ns, wora woE mercy substituting ieno
rant wholly r onsbie person 'NAuAne Doc
sor Ihcs persons have spurious medicines and other
oop0us coupoun.s I've the IN easily duped
we'll of Their of their health. That ladies' may
avoid these positons Madame aese fees called upon 70
hfn
The New York herald., 1863-08-29
= sELpNER. AUCrIONRKR -sRLpNrR : Iu,v

LIZ will se Monay 81 lUs O'Clock ~ III.
seal.sso1m ~ New Canal slrres Bower,, lot
81 barrocm rnrDttc conssns Of 1Abies Cha rs TuIn-
blefs Counters. lc Box Benches &c. Also Household
1utnurs ronsi.Ilng Il Crocxsry Lounges Bureau Sofas
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

nR wATsOA, HAVING HAD An RxPKRIENCE OP
IL thirty yesrs enabled 70 guarantees crro
80 al ritA9uj spc o ds o. restriction fro ousi
Book the CAUSE ANA curs iucluaipa ~ the ps.ss tn
sunsrins from either debility vic couisIn
plate marriage. sold by MlLLER JENNfNdS. (HH
1sufway, and Dy the author Broadway. next block
above ,he hetropois.n HossL Consultations from 4
" SP. n.
The New York herald., 1863-08-29
nATRInOHIAL.

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The New York herald., 1863-08-29

,.tA.rfp-A ur~HaNo ~ A vDpsa LADY IA
N ~. t4ttpr ~ d. . hat
e., hn.e. .-ln iiif.i ~rarh4 rs., Js.sp. ne
H. ,e,te.t LcA vnefsls ve-.@.
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

sC HERMAN 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERs WILL SELL. on
~. Monday. August u, ~ IL clock A. No. 20 Pike
ssrs.t hs nrs sea.shod Furniture q private family
gAvnys Btdst Mattresses Carpets Ole ioshs, "a
Also general - onient of kMcheA Parior and Bedroom
Furniture. i@s Ell t
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

M BO0ARr Az 1IONEER.-BY 8 J, BO0ART.
~. this day, st n oco1k nt auction rooms No North
wiiix. Furniture cons sting OF maho-
rrans Chairs SrEos carpets Cottage Bedscads Feather
COPPER noi~r one Furnaces lot Painting Naterias PoIes
Shsfting &C.; Marbe SiaD Paint MIL three old Iron
3afos, ieltin also Mare, years old two euted
Wagon. Double Harness. Light Wa on also. lot China
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

n BURKE, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL ON sAfUR-
lI day August ~ lvx A. NJ. ut No. II Little
ssrsc. near Nnsh sssnas hs following article.
Wiring Desk, Stove. Work Benches Aoudinxs aud
Grindstvne. BY order OF AMBkOsE GILCHRISr, Attor.
4 Law
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

tB0. HOLBRuOK. AUCTIONEER--wILL SELL. THIS
day saturday. August ~ ISOs. at 1 o'clock, at No.
1o First street. tue general assortment OF
H0ueehod a. nitur Brussels and Ingram ,arpeta
xo,s Feather Beds Hair ana Straw Mattresses Bosers
Eali0ws aud y .dny; Also Stoves Iron Wood Ware
~! hen Utsnsus also two dns ensmelled Chamber
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

MORT0A1k SALE. L. sELDHRR, AUCTIoNEER-
M SkLDkER Levy Will sell ou Saturday Auguss ".
sssr Sswsrs che Stock Aad Fixtures OF 0rocsy Score
~ Also, ~ u orock 05U sud boxes of Port and
s9herry wihc DIN. Ooxuac Brando& French and German
Wines U HAvsnS and domeestc 6asArs, KiiIkinick 70
,lac.o 20 ny ORDER OF MortgASEe.
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

a gEl.EPKHfeD PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL Pro
IA feys6f cS6 k consulted personally or BY letter ai
discases Ana couditous REGULAR q fonIes Ladies frp
distance furnishrd and board- C0mmuni
RhjladelphtA, PA.
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

IN COTTON AuCTioNBEK-LARGg sALE or CAR.
~ pets ana furutt,rs.On Tuesday neat Sept /, lUts
oclock a IA BuadS New York Hotel win
cod 6S CsrpeN Of various kinda and qualities.
which have been used and quite hey
ere Of Wilton Axluinser velvet tapestry three ply
Ersb-h0ny los II ALL THIS sale being principally
pete VIII afford favorable opportunity TO the To- as
vel ss All 9th ~ 70 want Sale will Be perrmptory that
" CtAh.
The New York herald., 1863-08-29
O. BAKER co. AuCTIoxrkRs- -EyEcIf1op

DAyiD D. EGAN. AUcTloNEER WILL SELL THIS
~ day, At a30 Csusl street. clock Bar Counters.
Street Lamp ani Post slate Oyssr stand, Saloon Screens
and Dora Washstasls Tubs, Pitchers. tin Wafer
Eals and tho OF the barroom, consisting Of
cloth sofAs and Cnairs mahogany and bak walnut Arm
Chairx 1abes, Bath Tub Neat SAFE, ami quantity OF
Kitchen Ware Alse Ne stsads. Mattresses Bols PHI
lows burea Lookn: 3asses, Crokery, Sol Mating
4c DeAIers invILel all VIII be sold whont
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

DARThER WANTEO-Wl1H CASH CAPITAL OF
81 bustness Immediately In the Of
Washington The cash recspts will be from 500 10 t5
daily. Tpe paEy nvessns can srt - treasurer NO cnts
apply. This u humbug. and the party invest
b. sAsod Of the perfect ssfs of The upon "a
dscs..s .hs undsfssnsa. j. n A. srOeklyn res snler L
OiHg ADvBRTIsER WISHES TO MEET A PROMPT,
j astve busDeas man, with few thosssnd doiafs %
tnteess 10 conmerctsl estsgpftse conhsced With
Ne sae of goods 70 the The ales viii BE- rapid md
he the advertiser 10 thoroughly sHpeTssced
the business and SECURED Ill The 0csa innuenccs
pscsssary complete FOR particulars cAn ~ "
Nasssa ssrost, onos No >, second nocr
RIO BuTCHgRs AND 0rHKss.-A PARTNER WANT
Cd good chance fer . man wnh small oApitAi 70
Shs promisss, - fuiion svcuue Drooklyn-
oO1E WANTED NAN IN THE BOX BUSINESS,
3A Os partner Sell ell ws make 70 caey cnstomcrs
kr cash have machinery, horses and wsEon very low
rent; fu half shsre foS ths amount Apply the
uisss ia bank ssrsst, nsar Wess.
a M RARE CHANcK.-PARrNER WANTED,
3tUV. for Eestern city, for great remedia agent
Pun address TO Otis Eauvaisnt Herald Once
O. Onn -rHR ADvERIIsBR HAS BUT ONE CON.
0l.UUVs psttos IN an Aruois hs msnufsctnsss and 10
sbout lprvu scnx another which he aso
olhsr business would taks psrtne with the seoys
asnouss o. unora Address Smith. Hsrad oecs.
o1O 00n -wAufKD, Partner SPECIAL
VlUsVVV. sessss. - - sseAblshsd snd Lucrative
rsauisessstas bsanssa n this rrohs aIEs and .Aes
sstenava None bot nv1nnpals neod answer Adarsss
hcrcaauiss bon SNs Poss oaos
The New York herald., 1863-08-29


EoH HAVANA DIa!c!;
Drsw Cs0es1ax win save ftss - NORTH sIver o. nsIa
day Auxss ~ fo ~ ~ oeDcx pfeossg. for hss.ns
diree1 No fNGAt r~oeSve1 Ms of 6.g aGnsd 90 We
sss ssjc cpf tn iEsiSs{ q {ysisssTss :sBv is nro.A.y
L,oR HAVANA DfHBCr.
The unitsa gsat~s man md.wh~~i
atesusktp xAaLB.
RICHARD ADAMS Commsnier.
WIN leave plss hersh river. w~dsesasy sepiemsr
"s'~ r JoK H2sASA DIRECT.
AZ kfVrs must pass through the Post ONE
Ne esshi recited bills of isdins sxn,s - ps ssJ o
por freight or passage sp,ay "
srorfoEO, 1iLEsroy CO. - Brosdsr
LyoR NEW ORLRaxs DIKEsT
TIE Cnit~d sasrs ysil sa-sts~ sssmshp
tpLtsHfA
ID n. EsrDn. cofnusu ers taW1ux unsv9iaabT s~sa -
taiaed wil rostvrt l~afe pSr ~ =. Ngrh r..g, gs
TIeDUAf seiti e. oeiJe. r. ~ pretasrr.
TO- Ne ~ irsus ffrr4
Al hrrrs mrs. l&r thran4a ~ Ftst nM7s
No ffrK ftr~ftws bitte tf8e sxnr4 the 1sT 81
ssttsi~
rrf~~ " ps~~Ner sey
lsr treishs Fa> &c asyng tapior st,on afast ~
~ sfcs tsf.
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

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INOgs von asIr. .--Uss COACH sLUf sEHY sfsn
~ Iss o nt.sA sat rsns ssa A.. $3.50 %
- ~Ns . fsY - 49, - ksaFss ~ fsNny Az
~ - wsss fss>a~ss srss % 90. -ne ......
no0s gph AALr -owI LsMbk srsf1ENDt-atD
~ Aa. fs4f ~ hHH fs~*at fWfs wf~<f 49, 80
K4r ~ fFets aoF f~r a mAN 49, ftN fN4 t@fs-
- - A.ass1snn ave- teNa - So yfF Nfwst s~1
sesss.st Fassss Nfsg " SnNNS nAy a E~~s.s
ps~t.frtafgrf
..0h tALE~A teIrO.fs - z liFffs - fvas
H gf.s.~w asA tf4aN ~sMH fN N, $50
- I. tNAN =. y -
49, ss.st - = i-a.afe- = =. 80 ti-s sa
,xstN4 BiEf --sest a. 49, tN LgapiD
- . .9re n ,r.s ~ ~ sn /.
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