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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-29
WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING. -s -,-
ooxDuCrEDBY
T T. HITC CHCo0K,
AT NO. I1s1< MAIN STREET,
D. -

-- (Hornbrook's Building)
HOpen for Students day and evening.
rr,ryr n,rnose of this institution is to instruct
Young men land women tool in the principles
which govern the correct transaction of pecuniary
business, ,andin Accountantshp ana oonoomltantS
BOOK-KEEPING,
stripped of its absurd yerbiage and ancient pro
lixity and intricacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing business, especially In the United
States Is the leading subject ofattention It's LAWS
which are as exact, unerriug and nee from e1cep-
tion as those of nature and comprised in very few
words are first made familiar to the student, who
bookkeeping, in numerous sets of books in great
variety Of forms, till he thus acquires mastery OF
the art which enables him 70 apply 1t with facility
to any kind of business.
"a WRITING SCHOOL
is omen day and evening, attended by both ladies
end gentlemen, where, without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be obtained In .
ARITHMETIC,
and its application to all manner Of
C0UNTING-HoUsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de-
mands. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes Of calculation mot found in books,
tending greatly to the abbreViation Of his work.
There g open to the student also q courseoT
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law ana
of eminent Business Men in regard TO the beH
methods Of conducting business successfully an
avoiding failure.
Instr1ctions in the above subjects are intsrsper
cd with maxims and inculcations tending to the
formation Of high character Is men and cdtiEens.
comprehensive and thorough as that of any Of the
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the stu
dent is much less.
I.I.H. beSs leave to refer those to whom he II
unknown to the officers of the banks in wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially to his students.
TERMS, &c.
For the full course above indicated including the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping, the charge
is S4O, payable on entering. The time usually re-
auired for the is from two to three months
but the student is not limited in ttme-he may
remain as long, and return often, as he pleases.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-29
FROM THE SOUTH.

The Alleged Peace Negotiations GOvsr1sor
Bro.O,i Said 4. Have Gone to atlanta tO
Confer qOith Shsrmnuant--More About Ear
zy's First Detsat4e-Al61iatiir, "A fairs at AtlaatG-=
What Sherman Means to Do NeTt-
Gloomy Talk ofthe Rebel Press.
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The RAID INTO oUIPsPFER COUNTY.
From the Riehmond plIpatch, sept. n.


The Yankee raid into Culpepper county
has proved ludicrous failure. Itappears
that a body of seven hundred Yankee cav
airy came from Warrenton and reached
Rapid Ann station, where the Orange and
Alexandria railroad crosses the Rapid Ann
river, Sunday mornings They crossed the
river there and came as far as Holidays
mill, which they burnt, with considers
BILE quantity of grain, stored there by the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad Company.
Here they captured a large number of gov
ernmeut horses, which were grazing there.
At this point the successful portion of the
raid ended. A short distance from the, road
an engine was seen coming slowly toward
them; and after dispatching a party to the
ststion to burn the railroad bridge, the
main body of the Yankees proceeded down
the road to catch the train. The engineer
tried to escape, but apparently, for want
of steam, made q slow business of getting
away, and the exnltant Yankees had nearly
gotten to him, when the discharge of 9
regiment of rifles into their ranks showed
them that they had been tolled into an
ambush. A wild scene of confusion en-
sued, every Federal making the best oi
his way out of. the trap. leaving the dead
and wounded in the road. Forty prison
ers were captured; besides quantity Of
horses Our menpnraued the flying enemy
Who made for the station and got safely
across the river.1l liJa t.a- -. sasus =. ias
The party who had been sent to burn
the bridge. were so alarmed at the hurried
return Of their comrades, that they ran of
without completing their work, only {
small portion of the bridge being injured
The regiment Of Oonfederates W hich exc
cuted this little piece Of work was an in.
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Connissioner's Sale.

ENF THE PROPERTY NOW KNOWN AS THE
" EKramer House," the east side OF Main
street, and the lots on Market street In the rear
thereof, on SATURDAY., the Sth OF October, 1864
at the front door of the Court House for Ohio
In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court, for
Ohio county, in q certain cause therein depending,
wherein Francis D. Chapline Is complainant, and
the deVfsses heirs at law and executor of Moses W.
ChRpIine deceased; and Mary z. Lynch, are de1end-
ants, shall sell, special commissioner, at the
front door OF the Court House for Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the Sth of October, 1854, Cct mmenctng
said sale at 10 o'clock A NJ to the highest and
best bidder, at public auction, the following real
estate, in the said decree particularly mentioned
and described, situated in the city Of Wheeling,
that is to say of the lot numbered thirty
ne,-3e-fronting forty. .four-44-feet on the east
side of Main street, and extending back OF even
width eastwardIy from said street. one hundred and
thirty-two-I32-ieet, being the property known "a
the "Kramer House," also lot numbered one hum
dred and nineteen,-19-fronting on said Market
street sixtysix-66-feet, and running back OF even
width ixty-seyen-6T-feet. The said part Of lot
numbered one hundred and nineteen-ll9-Wtll be
sold in three separate parcels of twenty-two-2E-
feet front each. .
TERMS OF sALE.-The one-hfth-1-5-part of
the purchase money in cash, and the remaining
ouritth parts in four equal instalments, payable
in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-fonr months
with interest from the day of sale the purchaser TO
give bond for the deferred instalments; the com.
missioner to retain the title until the purchase
money shall have been fully paid.
Ft1'FF'-te JAMES 8. WHEAT,
aaoS.td Special Commissioner.
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g. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist, -.
". 8. DUNBAR, II. HID.
JOHN n. PHELPHS. Preg. Sonata

eEomos one door south Of Kramsr's Hotel,
Ladies wishing to consult the Dr.. Of they prefer
can call ct A room No: ss, Grant House, and MT :.
the ofRce. Can be found at the Grant House at
night. auR22-d&W
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A CARD.

.R. r.. n. LEE-PHYsI CLAN, SURGEON
~ AND 0oUOHER-thankful for past fayors
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
generally that he Is still doing business at his old
stand, Main street, near the Suspension Bridget
where he will oe happy to attend to any. business
in his line that may be entrusted to his care Night
calls promptly attended to. DR.. Leo is graduate
OF the Rcletic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati, and
hes been variously engaged in the practice of his
profession for the last fourteen years. DR.. Lee is
now prepared with all the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application Of Electricity in the treat
the special attention of the aicted So perfect is
the aHealing Art Of the present day Gas practioed
by Ecectics) that need despair ofFeOeVing per-
manent benefit If they cannot be perfectly cured.
Special attsntion. given to diseases Of women and
children. All communications strictly confidential
Our practice Is Bafe certain and prompt, leaving no
msrcuriRl taint in the system, but cleansing reno
waiting and the general system, acting
in unison with Nature's unerring laws. l.
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wHElIns, WHsr Va, Dec. 4th, 1856

WHKELW9, WEST VA.I DEC. Ath, 1865.
To al 4ohons Il may concern: We, the under.
hgned members of the West Virginia Legislature
take pleasure In saying that we have known DIR.
Richard H. Leo many years previous to the break
ing out of the Rebellion, as successful and ener-
gefic practitioner Of Medicine (ofthe Eclectic SCHOOL,
both in KanaWha county Va and Gala county,
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From the Richmond Dispatch, Sept. n.
Last week Brig. Gen. Ashboth, with a
Yankee cavalry force, went from the Navy
Yard, Pen5aoola, for the purpose of cap
turing one of our scouting parties; but
hearing that the Fifteenth Confederate cav
airy was in motion to intercept him, fell
baokin haste. In crossing the ford at the
mouth of Big Bayou after dark, he neg
lected to make proper signals to the gun
Confederate, they opened FIRE of grape
and canister, and the result was that
twenty.s seven of his command were killed
and considerable number wounded.
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with the Massanutteu Mountain ON the
one hand, and the Little NoFtRPy99 " tn the 9TH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-29
HOoaand's German Bitters!
pURELY yEeErABIE,)

H
uo,ts Of ignorant Quacks and unscrupulouB adven-
tnTsrs have opened upon suffering humanity the
sood.9stes ofNostrums in the shape efpoor whisky,
Iisiy compounded with injurious drugs and chris
tened Tonics stomachics and Bitters.
Beware of the innumeIable array OF Alcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles, and high-belied
kegs under the modest otbitters, which
instead curing, only aggraVate diseases and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HooFLAND's GERMAN B1TTERs
Are not a new and untried article, bpt have stood
he test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
le and their reputation and sale are not rvaledby
ny similar preparation. :. l0sf.tr,.s- -! L <
The proprietors nave thousands OF Letters nom
the most eminent CIergymen, Lawyers, Physiciang,
and Citizens testifyng, otther own personal AnoWl-
edge to the beneficial effects and medical Virtuesof
these Bitters,
DO YOU WANT soMRTH1NasTo STRENGTHEN
YoUi
DO YOU WANT GOOD APPETrTEt
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD up YOUR ooNsTITU
TIoNI '
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WELT
DO YOU WANT TO GET MD OF NERVoUsNEsst
DO YOU WANT ENERGYie .r..s ,,-,... .,
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEEL
1fyou do, use f.a.' 5sa .Is--
HnoAand'a Garnan Rittersl
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...TTRuLY :. VEGETABLE!
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

--1111, ehectually cure Liver Complaint, pys.
w nSpsfa. Jaundice, Chronic or Nervous Debility,
nIs,s.seS Of the Kidneys, and all Diseases arising
Pls diSSFdeIgd Liver Or Stomach, Haeh as sCpnf
iI9la. iI9la.ou iiRard Pilss RnIlnGSs dfiBlood 70 the
I.pp5 Lcidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn
!st L. for Food Rulness Weight in the Stomach,
g Fy1ctdtions, Sinking tteEtngRt the Pit
s9a5 e t. asktordsch. Swimming 81 the Head Hurried
oi n nIfcult thing, FIutterihg htI the Heart.
cSotn9 SSo or suocating sensations when in lying
O.nre Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
EPaSt Feyer and Dull Painfn the Head; Deficiency
ef Psrsplration, YelloTnsss 9f the sktE, and Eye4
n the Side BsS5 9hs0 InsS Ss.b SnasSa
I..nipEs Of Evil, and great Depression Of spirit.
And Till positively prevent Yellow Fever, Bilious
FsTer, Gc, &c. They contain
JgEo ALCOHOL OR BADMH1sKYs aLI
q8,y viY Cure the above Diseases in Ninety
nine cases out of a Hundred!
Induced by the extensive sale and universal
~ o D..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-29

NO. a31fI ARCH 9TREET
RfTeipel 01tce and, AaaVaetoS, = -
CO. u rvsss ais1t-s ..iaJoN1s 4 EVANS,
ID eseasers to m JaohSonik 0o.J ~ 9G- ana H.i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-29

hood, belonging to brigade which it
would not be prudent to name, but which
can be found by the Yankees by applying
in that neighborhood. The Commander,
hearing of the proximity of the enemy,
used The locomotive device to bring them
in, and succeeded. Some of the prisoners
captured arrived by the Central train last
night. A large number of the horses cap
tured by the enemy were recaptured by
our men. -.-r r-. -sa-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-29

PRIoRs-LeEge size, holding nearly double
7te Per bottle; haIf dozen, q. ~ ifo1Iff1 =
Yef " Drueei5its andDeaiS u Ne, hsr
ne sGh!tea Gn5d BY GlF the Dfdf IA al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-09-29

Arrangements have heeu completed for
the exchange of all the prisoners captured
in Mobile Bay. 10
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AaHRoTH.
From the Riohmopd dispatch, Sept. n. "

E1oR1pA.-REpoRrEp pIgAsTER To aHNRRAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21
Arrived.

Steamship City Of London. Pe;e Liverpool 'th si ana
Queenstown sti p ~hh rndse and Az pace to j. IT,
Dale
srE Gszee of New. iiavel, Black, BaTbsdoe' 10 days.
me asses. n. lTowbridr Sons. . -
o. ). supply schooner Rachel Somers Potter, Norfolk,
days. g.
d. w. coffre loswood aud cotton, III. Becher 90.
arS American L'se haTord Aspin"sl1 ~ days ma'e''
Bark Kate Stsmer Davis Toriugss 10 days ballast w. s.
Crawford
Bark Psyche Dsn Weaver Rio Jansro, 40 days, coffee
Furch, Mencke Nendi.
Brig Lady ofte Lake of Bermuda. HILL Antigua IS days,
ballast, g. Vessels.
Big Lima Cbrj Bray Curacos, 2l dsy- wool tc, D. y.
Small Co.
brg j. West Huchin Manzanila 25 day, sugar. c. Z.
j. Peters.
Brig Excior Prudden, Bermuda dsys, old junk, &c,
Met oil Fiilh
Big oInoeo Elderkn Glaze Bay days, coal to d. Il.
DeNoh
Sehr Lane ofFainouth Is). Struu, Cow Bay. lG days,
coal. Doluer. Potter s. Go.
sclr b. W. Pratt Eendrck, Lrsan u days. coal to c. Il.
Swain.
sctr. Surf Shaw Nachiaspcr pine hosrds T. NJ Mayhew
Sell fothes beston, PORT Koya > c. days ballast to
y. L. McCIe@dy a Go.
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Movements Of Ucean Steamers.
pus.ruxrr. Arrived

IN steamship City Of London, from Lirspcof" licol
s snss.a DAVIS and children Sister May Teresa ~ Yer
Nary Gebie Sister hary isuaius, John KENNEDY b,I
u.yrnyb.p Nh WI Inns Peter Roscoe Rev. Mr Dalton,
Rev ~ L,noh NJ. DaAco. ID. y. Thayer Mr. hroom'b'ie'
Croc[croit Nj Mar,den Jas Wiley. Geo. Forsyth, Dsn1
vie ghter and son, NJ. hcluiyte' NJ. NC
Iutvfe H. Towrs'nd, Capt; k,nAy, Mr. Towers l. fiacy
and DIV Mr. Pruee r. CubcIlsud Nj Nash wife md IN
n.r AIrs DrIning Mr. Lansdon Ja,. liant H. Chamber
lev Mr McGoush T.. Morton sud Mr. james NJ Hen
II, n N;lev ~ Gimbrrde. Nh Allen, Jas. Hamilton H.
Thaver Mis. Susan boswell Rev. Mr Sgnvan end sdy,
kss C. C. smith, Mr. Backgue, Nrs Paul, hr beck ana .
chi dren Mn DeCraufe Jno. Sims and lady i. OOonnea
III! Ciump ! Michas, Tho. liza kcii, Re-. J. brmcle' IL
Hun ia 8artrr Chs Thompson and lady, NJ Metea ms
Vh!e Mis- M.ry Murray Henry injury N. Reed aud lady
Thos Kent; Mis- 4. G. koonc Jos Price. wife and child
Mr. Lclau aud lady, Miss ii man. M II ume Ihos Tweed
81 Tendlvson Mr.. Anderson children and servant ny
Dldrshaw aud ady Mr.. Esk-an. Tnos q. Miar Nj WI
snis and lady Ms Williams. Mrs. Carr. Jas A. Gamble H.
Carmichael Mis 5eosus Malone, aud others In The steer
akoL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

LisBT Houss OF RACs ISLAND STRAITS FUcA VAscou-
sLAyD--DfciI information las been received Ell mi.
ofe that, after the lot day Of October 1874 the tower Of he
Race Racks light house will b. painted in alternate broad
izontal bands OF black aud white.
BY order OF the Light House Boad
w II. SHuBRICE Chairman
Ttea,uy Department Office House BoAid, Warrington
CITY 1une Q, 1874.
FfxEp lreHr OK RicHrBuCro HEAD GuLp OF ST Law.
RENEE, COAST OF Nsw- BEUSswicK.-The Government OF
New Brunswick has given notice that early in the Spring
1856. HIGHT win BE- exhibited from xht house recently
Cd on chibuco Head Northumberland Strait In the Gull 81
st. Lawrence.
The light win be hxsd white Hight elevation of sew.
enty high wAter should be In weather
from di,tsne- Of fourteen miles.
The Illuminating apparatus dopc or by lenses Of the
fourth crder
The tower square about City feet hizh rom base to
painted white aud stands In lat &c 20 ~ NJ Ion. o. ~ 20 "
Of Grceugias BY order. w. D. SHUBRIcg, Chairman.
Tfeasry Department Office Lig House Board Wolngtou
City, June q 1864
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eI,iis Close n, the posr-nmr.,

p nso' ~ Up m,
Sem, 30 ~ p
s9J i'ya'' BY steamer Havana ina''aa ..p' D. NJ
For South Fertile and Central America by steamer ,o
OCEAN Oueen friday Sept y. .....;..'......' w '
For Great britain AMI the Continent BY steam -
er Sgita Wedne day, Sept 2l........;'1.'.;'' u"
~ sa,,,.,sA.r N ............... u p.
So..t4i,,,.y sso AID Csuadgs.3 u and = r. M
ys.,t "a W. W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p. m
-. kgsa ,s ~, Il,lros,i ..,5 a. and a y.
.h - - "A .s.eru Mail 5 a. m ~ "a and rt p.
t,-s,-r M ..........5 a. ru., y and 81 =. M
.:.',. "a y IN ni,s, .......,,........... ?. m
~ . J.I,rd M .ioees st.....S A. H. and 2.
$3.50 >s,on sunday sli mil, clone et........ ls u.
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CAIRO. Monday, .

CAIRO, EOnuaT4 % pI. y ItUt.
: The steamer Atlantic, with New-O l.eans
1ates 10 the l4th inst, has arrived.
Cotton was in good request u full Prges. The mar.
bet had nearly recovered om recent decline. Good
ordinary, Al 75dSi 60; low DiddbDg. 81 e2i 81 SIS.
uilddiIg, 81 e7idsl %.
There was some inquiry Sugar; 200 boxes HLysns,
NO. l2. sold at PIC.
Old super6ne Flour eia new choice superfno Sl3 25;
extra. sl5 low extra. els 50. stock on hand light
and assortment poor.
The steamer Emily II. Sender Vas 10 ears Now.
Orleans ior New. York on the 10Th.
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Travellers Guide
T. Albany ~ Hndson Il. r.. 90 Manen.yt y U

/ To Albany, By Hudson H. H., 90 W arfens-,
s ela ~ eil, ~" y =" e:17 ?.
10 Apany W i's srndi ~ ~, ~ .' pm
To ALBANY Cozzers's Hotel Dock. West Pont,
Newburgh. Pogehkeepse, Rlinebess ta'ssil'
snd Hudson by steamers Deul Drew snd G. VIZ, -
bard leaving DeshFossess tlanding Al 5Oh'si) ~
To Baltimore, by the New Jersey X. r. 700, o,
, UGiIa''s $40 !. - 1902 n
snS 2.onns'0n nne ne. 10 ~. sop
To Boston BY NewIlavsn r. r., vie Springfield, e.o, RI
To e0,oP SPY oy LSl s snd b. n sunday 500
TO ssnng arc we "s and 10 O. H. and 600
To bridgeport BY Bridgeport. from Peck =,
Sip T. r. daily. , ,..o,t. On
and foot Of a6-s t. R......,.....aa anl $3.50 p m
10 Keyport. by steamer Ann Maria. tom foot Of o.,
10 Lons Branch, by Raritsn end Delaware Boy
X. H.. via steamer Jesse Hoy;. foot Of Murray, ,
sr. cave PECK Slip ........ aud II P
20 saS sbas O. D. $50 s., and $500 P.
To CorIlYvnll West POINT Newbureh. rouehkecpse,
81 iisdiss daily. y ?. nj
10 Nrwburgh BY steamboat Thomas telyrr
Leaves Jay-st 5aiiy landing q. aoth-s'., y y,
Grassy Point. Cozzens, West Point. Cod Springs
ia ana b.; Pcna.yy.aia Central Raroai.
sSry tram coop. m
T, The Net nv Central Railroad OF Sew.Jersey.
foot Of courtnd,..t..s m a. M 70 M and 700 p.
To rh.adei phia. by jersey Railroad, boot o.
snd Il midnight Snndav 500 P. m
To Washington, BY NeT-Jersey H. H., foot Of
Cclulandtsi., aud 10 h m. :. p ~, and " -, -
For further Information in ressId to Railroad Time Tables
e Advertisements IN another part OF this paper.
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From the Pacific Coast.

SAN FEASusoo. Monday. Sept 49, 1854
The steamer Sierra Nevada has arrived from
British Columbia with over s2o9oo0 In gold mostly
from Portland.
Majoi-Gcn Mcdowell has returned from the tour Of
inspection the defenses the Northern coast
Inc overland mail service forthwith to be resumed
from this side. The reports OF the Indian troubles
tie plains were greatly exaggerated.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun nises....5:46 Sun Sets...6.0 Moon Set...lo;ii
WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook Ills; Gov Island. IL 50 Hell Gsse... 3;lb
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Ship Rose Fr.) Ce1roy. HAVE, {. A. Roberts.
Bal Mary Edison, Howe-. Cadik B0-sett Nlckerson-
Brig Nev4 Talbot st. Pierre Mar, H. A. Nasbe 4 son.
Rrig John Ha;hswsy, Townsend, Port Roya, T. NJ B2by
Co
Scar Fannie Trenton. Philadelphia.
scr Duke Of Newcastle tBr tulsy, ST. John, " b., A..
81 hef- Go.
SELF. Drphiue, Cox, Corce. W. c. A., Spark.
schr. White Sea, Lee, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

CARPENTERS PICTCgE,-The Emancipation
Proclamation before the Cabinet" which was painted
in and exhibited at the White House will be opened to
tie public on Thursday ae9 81 the Crayon Art Gallery
corner OF Ninth.st and BroadwaC
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Gteamboats ano RAILROADS.

NAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
MOuNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON STRINGS, sARATO-
ca MONTREAI and all points North and West vie Hud
Me new steamboat C. vIBBARD. Capt d. n. HITCH.
COCK, aud the DAsiEL DREW. Capt J. T. TALLMAN
torn daily line for Albany from Desbsosses st. at
a. ath st at $40 auding at Cozzenss Hotel Dock Wess
Point Newburea Poushksepsio. Rhinebeck. Cstsk and
Hudson. Tickets sold board and baggage checked West
aud North.
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Memoranda.

The steamship City OF London reports It'll inst, passed
steamship Cry Of baltimore hound in nth LAT A. a Ion b.
81 bEsrgatd siesne bond r.. same DIV bark Ey,nin,
sta bound T. 1871. bark rgyod STEAMER bound r. .sus
asy ST amer City Of Nashr gon hence or Liverpool
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sailed.

esPT. 2o.-Steamers-Gene Sedswics, Roanoke.
Bark lasco.
Brgs-Lily, John Griffin. Kennebeck, Fashion.
schooners-AaIy, James Bayes LOusa Johnson T. ScraD
ION, Carleton n c. House, Francis A. Middleton Ann j.
Pratt. H. Morris.
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BOAT RAcg.-The rece between Robert
Reaeh OF New.Ycrk. and Walker Of Brooklyn. rowed
On Monday from the Battery around Robbins Keo light
and back was won by the former. having some minutes
b spare.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
~ BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA
IInnIIflu s

Fare 81. Excursion Tickets 81 good for three dsys
On and after MONDAY, Aug 1891, BY the commodious
steamer JESSE HOfT. foot Of Atanost BROOK yn, every
dsy Sundays eIcepted) ct IL o'coct % thence to Port
Monmouth and tbs Rssn sad Delaware Boy Railroad 70
of vnsst rhlsdephiai returning ssvs Vinsst wharf,
Phi sdephiA every morning Of Sundays eleepsd
nrs,sr. nom ,ls ~ Of 4: bsyo,
granted Camden and Amboy Monopoly the exolnsva
pd"g. Of casryns aud tres between the C"
Of New York Ayi Philadelphia
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Committee Annual Tayes the sI books sre ready Tor
confirmation.
which cfrried
SsP.rvsor Puapr moved that the 10 ~ do now adjourn.
Which was carried.
Wherenpon President Secared that the Board eooa
JOS. b. YOUNG Clerk
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BORT Warocns' Notite.
STATE OF NYw-YoRE.
Pos1-WAnpRSs OFFICE, No. iut Nsh-st-

Pos1-WanpRSs OFFICE, No iut Waist
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance Win
section Of ased April H. 1884, entitled az
Act 10 Reorgsz. Wardrns Office OF the Port Of rev
YORK. 20 parsons interested in having charge OIL tho
subject matter such inquiry examination 90 survey pn.
tho following vessel. under examination by me
Ware. aud thai toe said surveys examinations WI" DC
comp within day. next sacce-dn- thi' Doc' o.
board - d vessels SO,
l-8nfl.
Bah American Eagle. ..........u r. ~
Brig Ii'ro S.....s.... ~ ~ -
EIz Alba ..sssss.A'i'h'o
Biz Leopold.
sc.r Geo. 4 hOnsas. ...kobinsr iho
MINTHORNE TOMPkiNS, Piesidese
J. Aces HERMAN. seclersry