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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-16
WEST VIRGGNIA;-At Rulos held in the
clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Cabell
county, on the first monday Of June, 1864.
William Parker,

Pcior Clarl, and EmOinc A, his wife, the ST.
Georges Mining and Manufacturing Compa'
nv, the great Kauawha Company, William
Hichoh, Fullon Cutting and his aSsignc, Fred
crick W Allen, Bishop Henry, J. Whitehousc,
A. NJ. Ressen, Mr.. A. o Resscu, VIM. W.
Campbell Samuel d. Campbell and o A..
Moore dcfts, In Chanccry,
The object Of This suit is to subject by sale
for the Payment Of said debts hereafter named
on,aineguitabla interests In law, and claimed
hv the defendant, Peter Clark aud Emrlinr A +,
his wife in West Virginia aud here 71re az.
signed tothc complainant to secure debts on.
Ing By A Clark to him which. with ianef.
amounts TO about s9700, and it appearny by
ailidavitfilo in behalf Of the complainant,
with the papers Of the case that the debts arc
Justly due, and that the dorendants arc non
residents Of the State of West Vagina.
Wherefore on motion ofthG plaintiff, It is or
dcrcd that the said defendants, DO appear here
within orc month after due publication Of this
order for four successive weeks in the Weekly
Register, newspaper published in Point
Pleasant Mason county Yves, Virginia, and
do what may be necessary TO protect their
respective interests in the premises
G Parker, p. q. WILLIAM MERRITT, DIP.
juncD-iw. I'd, MERRITT, CIR.
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C0NNISSI0NER'S NOTICE
George Cooper and Hiram |
Cooper compt's.
In Chanccry,

George Cooper and Hiran
Cooper comp's.
VS.. In ChanccrH'
Jesse Walton, Charles L.
Boale Lawson Brooks
d Thomas Waggcner dlils. /,
You are hereby notified that ! have liked
upon the 18th Of July next to take and settle
ut the Office of John W. English, IN the town
ofPoinl Pleasant, m account showing:
LIST, Who were the parties interested in the
steamboat in complt's bill mentioned, and the
amount Of money or other things advanced By
them respectively in the building, EqulppIng
and running said boat
2nd The amount ofproft or loss If any,
from the building equpping mud running said
boat, together with The amount received by
anv Of said parties therafrom, and the amount
Of debts paid v either ofthe parties
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STATE OF WEST YIRGINIA;-AT rulcs
held in the Clerk Office ofthe Circuit Court Of
CabeI county on the frs, Monday inJune,
John Taylor, plaintiG) In tresPass on the
vs.: case, aud attachment
William A. jenkins. damages 100000
Wilson B Moore, Peter Carpenter Thomas J.
Jenkins, Jeremiah Witchar, -Eee,on, -
Hackwor,h, Wilton Furguson. Jackson
Meadows, Berk Holly William Gum, Emer.
son Chapman, Samuel Crews, Cornelius Hol.
ley, Patrick Hanley, James Chapman, william
Meadows George W, Rccee, John Chapman,
Samson Nottingham Joseph Nottingham and
Lewis Perry. defendants.
THE object Of this suit is to recover dam.
ages Of the defendants for certain wrongs and
injuyie, done TO the person aud property Of the
plaintiff And it appearing by an affidavit of
the plaintiff filed with The papers in this cause
that the said claim is Just and that there is
present cause of action therefor and the aiiant
believes he ought to recover against the said
defendants for the wrongs aforesaid $4,000 90
at least, and that the said defendants are non :
residents ufihe State Of West Virginia, but
have estates oi-dcbts are due them in the said
county of Cabel Wherefore on motion Of the
plaintiff, by his attorney, tis ordered thatIhe
said defendants do appear here within ono
month after due publication of Chi, for four
successive weeks in the Weekly Register, a
newspaper published at Point Pleasant Ma
son county. West Virginia, and do what may
be necessary to protect their respective inter
ests in this suit, and that like copy post
cd at the front door OF the Court House Of
Cabell county Teste,
WILLIAM MERIT, DIP.
For 7. MERIT, Crk,
June l6, 1864 -llwi
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ASSESSORS NOTICE,
PMEERsnrEa, WE ~. Nay I, NV

PmEEpsDrRo, WEST Va, May 4, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned,
~ that the third annual assessment tundef
the Internal Revenue Laws of the United
States.) for the Eleventh Division, composed
Of the county Of Mason has been completed and
that the books lists, valuations and enumera'
tious made aud taken by John Mason. Asses
sor for said Division. are now, and shall re-
main open until the 9Th day Of June 1861, at
said Assessors Office in The Town of Point
Pleasant, in said division; and on the said bth
day of June 1864, | will be at the Assistant
Assessors Office in the town Of Point Pleasant
in said division, when aud where ] will sub
nit the books, lists, valuations and enumera
lions as taken by said Assessor, to all parties
who may feel themselves uggrieyed by said
Assessment, TO therinspection, and will then
and there hear and determine in summary
way, according to law and right, upon any
and all appeals which may be exhibited against
the proceedings of the said assistant Assessor.
All appeals AZ ticresaid must be made in VIII
ting, and must specify the particular cause,
matter or thing, respecting which decislool
is requested, and shall. moreover, state the
ground or principal Of inequality oreuor COM
planned Of
A G. LEONARD, Dis Assessor
June . lw. ID Dist West Va,
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STATE OF WEST VIRGTNlA:--ht Rules
hold Ia tho Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
o abel county, on the first Monday in jane,
William syon, plaintiff In rrspaa on the
ys. case and attachment
Albert G. Jenkins and lmoga 10000
Wilson Moo,n
he object OF thi sUIl isiorocoyaf damages
o lH defendants for ca.lin wrongs and inlt
p. done to The person and property of the
plaintiff And appnlrnrhy an affidavit Of
OIn plaintiff flied with thopapor, in this cause
'H't the said claim n ilst, aud that there Is
Dl.sant cause Of action therefor, and that the
.'au; believes he ought to recover against the
sHi dciend0n,s for the wrongs aforesaid,
$4,000 at least, and that the said defendants
aUn nonrosid,uts Of this State Of West Yirrin.
81. but have estates, or debts due them In She
ad county Of Cabcll, wherefore, on motion Of
he plaintiff by his attorney, It is therefore or
d.rod that tho said defendants do appear hero
Thin one month after duo publication Of this
.ur four successive weeks In the Weekly Regis.
.rr, n newsrapcr published 40 Point Pleasant
Hlson county, West Virginia and do what
may be necessary 10 protect their respective
interests in this suit aud that like copy be
nostedal the front door Of the Court House Of
1abcll county.
1csto WILLIAM MERRITT, DIP,
Forruj MERRITT, elk
May IS, lsGi-llwt
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and debiliated, elasticity to the muscular sys'
en-, strength and vitality to the entire human
Grame They can be aiken at all times. with
out regard TO diet; are pleasant TO the taste, as
list digestion and give The patient IN ape
lite and leave the system IN u perfectly healthy
condition.
1I'ry bottle; YOU viii be convinced and
commend them to your nciuhbors They
rrt the best tonic bittcrsin use Ser Adycr,
iJcmcnt.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
PolYr PLnAsANr, June l6, l00'

POlNT TLEA5ANT, JuuU To- I0OF'
GROCERIES Coffee, 4005O cts
Sugar. brown % cts, white 81 cts per
9ound, Molasscs $l@31 20 per gallon
Golden Sirup 81 30i Rice Icy cts. per
pound Tea 81 rs per pound,
PROVISIONS Beans 81 5002 rs
Dar bushel; Dried apples 81 25 per
bnsheI; green apples 80 80 barrel; Pc
taloes 81 go a bushel.
EGGS-BUTTER- Eggs 10 cts pr.
dozen; Butter 20 cents per ID.
CHICKENS-CHckcns are worth from
Si 80 to So 90 per dozen,
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John W uie, Wilson Is In Uhancory
Moore. aud Joseph Price
THE object Of this suit is to have applied n
balance Of s5l co and interest due and coming
from said Moore to the plaintiff, orso much
thereof as may be sufficient 10 pay and dis
charge any balance justly due from the pl'if to
said Moore for taxes assessed to him for the
wear 1860, and couse to he delivered to the
plaintiff, note for Sl56,G) signed by lohn S,
wilkinson, and dated August 3'th, 1860 and
PAYABLE 10 Henry MoFarlon, Edgar j. Barton,
Sgmon Cayisnn and Schuglor Lionysone;
then and now the plaintiffs property, PAYABLE
in two equal annual installmcnts, with interest
annually, which was placed by said Price in
The hands Of said liile, on or about the 9th Of
July. 1861. as security for any balance that
should he found partly due from the plG, TO B,
Moore, for taxes assessed in 1861 and it APP
pcarng by affidavit filed in tic cause that said
Moore and Price are not residents ofthis State.
On motion Of the plG tits ordered that the lst
Moore and Price do appear here within one
month from due publication Of this order, for
four successive weeks, in the Weekly Register,
anows paper printed at Point Pleasant, Ma
son county. West Virginia, and do what may
be necessary TO protect their interests in the
premises. WILLIAM MERRITT, DIP,
G. Parkerp q. For To. MERRITT cl T.
june 9,-wl.
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Mills"
WGDyrspAy, June TO, 1864.
Flour from SO Ooto IS 50 perb5l,
Wheat, gooj quality, from 81 90 'c
S copper bushel.
Corn is quoted a,from rs to 80 cts
per bushrl.
Corn Meal 3l.per bpshoI.
Bran 81 per hundred pounds.
Shorts 81 20 per hundred,
Screenings 25conls a bushoI.
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"scc. 70. All persons who shall neglect TO
nav tllc duties aud taxes so as aforesaid ass Oss-
ed upon them To the Collector within the
time specified ton dnys shall be liable to pay
ton ntr ccntum additional, upon tho amount
thereof, aud II lhoannual or other duties sball
not he paid within ten days from and afcrt the
demand therefor, II shall be lawfu for such
Collector crhig deputies, TO proceed to colleo,
The said dutics md taycs, with ten per cen
tum additional thereto rs aforesaid, BY dis,
lraiu and 7oic oClhoEoods, chUulcg, orc0cct
q 'hy pugon delinquent, 13 aforesaid"
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LIST OF LETTERS,

nFvAtNING :, film Past 0ffce of poip
pleasant nm tbr IG.b d,v or lime 1864
,'', Wv. ", Wv wy NJ,
1'sn'c'; M,s' ''"l IN IN 5 800,
51Ier' mary a,no2 ~ u' ls,.I
BiaEe' MIS- MErs1tt il,nul G El'SS
5'hke' AfS; SyrI5 u - a,laS oayl'i.ne
.iNInauSh' wa, m gonnsoi, I", W
naii MISS marina NJ Ieovaya q "
Ssli Mr'. Mary 5 t, S St,..
DlaNe o S,.l nm, ~ q" Min ~.
Brooks ;a I..i,, hii" o. St1To !, iH w
benton William molouJ ~ ~ y ,.v
G y n; ~ 49, ~ '' Gncs,al ais1.anL.r
C CI, " - e. e., IS;si, -
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7 AX-PAY s
TAKE NOTTCEl
OFFIoE OOILEOTOR An REV..

OFFIUL UOLIFUTOK INT, KEVnI
SEcnNn CnLLEoroy DIsTcT, WTsr ", (
GTlGEl is HEREBY GIVEN to the Tax
y payers Of Mason county, that The License
renewed aud dutics assossrd as pre'crihcd by
Excise Tax Law. Of July ist.. 1869, and the
amended act Of March 3rd, 1863, are nov due
and payable at the place and times designat-
ed M follows when payment must be made, or
the law, prescribed below viii be strictly en-.
forced
Beat the Clerks Office, of the Circuit Court
Of Mason county.
ON SATURDAY. JUNE. IS, 1864,
And The above Tux must be paid IN Govern.
mcnt funds. on all who neglect this notice,
the penalty viii, without exception, be cn.orc
ed. A. - CORE,
Collector I'd District West Va.
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Persons calling for these letters, will please
3qy they are advertised, and have he requisite
change. cent. L, SAlI II, / NJ
June 1915.
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Flour aud Grain Market,
WEnNEs1AY, Jnne %, l16I.

Crrec,n Weekly LyH j. Beaalicl, al Eagle
Mills"
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A C. LEONARD, Dis Assessor,
June Q lw. I'd Dist. West Va
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L0WV0C, GO DC,
Aalcray.tiiq anaRg Kept n mNolc.
sala anil rcia1 stores, cNofwhich ge ~
riic orr customers aad no pubic general.
IN 10 caR anil crauBac,
GlPEHART iiiTH C 60,
M p iDH-1p
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d3d shsy tngv whsa 70 do with them. ne Ac6e3
smiled, curtsisd, and sidcd into chsirs, and dive
for dropped pocket hAndk orckiefs the sonnsmo
kant against two Of the curtain psgs MS IlusS
went through an simirsble bit a serious IAnsC ,
mime with . servant who had come uI " ~
come questions about the FISH ssuoe, and tnen We
two young lsdic- locke at zach other ann every
toiy olse appeared " discover eomeulus very ~
trartive In the pattern Of the fender.
Julia, my hove" said Mrs. Mapl~nnc' " ne1
youngest daughter, In tone Just loud enough ior
The remainder Of the company to p 'r'-JuIn'
eyes Ma"
"pon't s,Hp." This was sail for the rurpose ID
dirc-,ns general svcnuon to Miss Juia's hgure.
which undcnistle. Everybody locked I" nes
srooringly, and then there was smother psusr.
I'VE hAi the most uncivil hackney - nmah v-
DAY, YOU can imagine" said Mrs. Msplesone VI
Mrs. This IN q truly confidential tone
"Dear me |" reptcd the hostcss- With an air az
great mi sscraton. She couldn't say more Tor
thc servant again appears, .. tho door, and eonl-
nenccd ielegraphins mos' earnestly 70 nor
Misses"
~ think hackney -coschuen generally are I'M
civ.l." sad NJ Hicks In his most .nsnuannS
tone. a..
Positively think they arr," replied Mrs Ma
pcsoue, ~ II tho iica had never struck hor ueoro.
"And omnibus drivers too" Ssid Mr.. SIMPSON
This remark WAS failure, Tor no one ms nuhteu oy
| word or sign the slightest knowledse oil the hAn
| ucre and cuAto'n ms Of this class. 49,,
"Roh uson. what do you want = sad MRS. LOO"
10 the servant, VINO, by wsy on mating ocr prce-
encc known TO tcr m s,rcss, hal Teen giving sun
| DRY hens and nIIs out.ido TIE door, dutihs Tie
| procedng FIVE minutes.
| fTo b. continued
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NIAEKET SAVINGS BANK, NO. 81
NiNtcsAl STREET.
hYtn tuly tom ~ \. " 10 L. ", and on Mon
da,s aud hur.iays from 30 Y, VI,
SIN Pm CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED.
Money ,'porcl en- or before sept. lsi, III draw
iour ronths' interest in January next.
LUTHER L. CARTER, PRECEDENT,
HENRY l.. CONklIS, Secretary. .i6
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
lith street ana sth avenue Opea daily, nom
10 P.M We lucsdh nul Satutdyr ron 10
IN SIX pcg cent. iu,o.elt allowed. Deposits nj do
on bco.e Sept. let viii draw integest irom that
sec SO
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m EBIllINES.
A TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN HERB

"A TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN HERB
"A DOCTOR.
Herring, safe Establishment, n. Y.-Mr. n. Hodg-
son IN the employ Of Mr.. Herring and who rcsides
50 IVES. YIth ~, has been suffering from Chronic in
Examination Of the Kidneys and Bladder with pain in
the back, Nc, has teen under the Indian Doctors
treatment and II now almost re- rfectly cured.
4. :. fmmenS Esl.. Of Graves End, l.. ]. has been
tortured With headache for the pnst three ycaIs and
WAS distracted with pain when he applied to the Iu-
dian Herb Doctor who has cured him Ia Jour weeks.
OUR MOTTO
We uss sueh Balms ~ have strife,
With Nature or the Laws Of Life
With blood cur hands " never staia.
Nor poison men 10 eesc their pain.
Our Father whom all goodness 6fla
Provides the means to cure all iIs;
Tho simple lierbs beneath our feot-
Well used, relieve pans complsts.
simple Herb, simple Flower.
lulsd from ths dewey Lac,
Thee, these shall speak with touching power
OF change aud health to thee.
once Isl Fulton ct, Brooklyn. POI
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In order N prevent the numerous fatal accidents
occurring every year in the hot season, from the
bite Of vennmous fes the Project OF Police In Paris
has issued order that the bodies OF cattle dying
from disease or Of rats and other vermin which
have been killed. shall be buried before decompo.
alton tAkcs place, there is good reason 10 be-
iieve that the poison with which flies have inocnla.
ted 90 many human beings Is obtained from putrid
animal mstter.
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JERSEY CITY.

NEW REGIMESr.-Goy. Parker Of New
Jersey, having received permission from the War
Department for the raising Of two or more rc.a-
mcn,s, has authorized the raising q q regimen, In
the 9Th Congressional district. cornpris M Hudson
county and the City Of Newark.
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DENTISTRY.

~ With or v.thout extracting the Ioois . Il; gold,
save and cement hlliues 81 cn anu upwards: ex-
iucilue without nnn b. aney process rs CO j.
puDlN, 'tIch pCuust !9i fulton, 81, BOOK n.35i
! MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Is'icetl c1trac.e without p.n OF NJ chal.e. beau
rth iasc .ei : each. T-oth iDsor e. with or
v ,tAOut eXtlgct ne the roots. All ope. atoms =
ran 81. J.JAY NiLLERs, l56 q anu al, two blocks
f.om y galway. Al
A SET OF TEETH ON GOLD, SILVER,
Aor Rubber, so, So to SEQ, Partial pieces Gold, ~
SiSei or Rubber, per tooth upwards. Teeth allied
KILLERS, 80 BoweTy, opposite the old boverv
Theatre. All
DR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
$40 to SIS; sectional sets 50 centspe Goth; teeth
Oiled with gold bone cement or other oil hnsA SO cts
U 81 per tooth, Teeth extracted Without palm soa
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EXCURSIONS.

EOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIF,
KoundouL knrs,on-The MARY POWELL
eayes foot OF sy si, every afternoon at - O'clock 40
HUDSON RIVER K. R-FOR ALBANY
i 4 Troy, the Nofth and West from Chambels II u
I and / A. ". and j. 4 and lO.+O y. NJ and on sun
days at 6.42 h. NJ, tom 3lth st $50
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ENLISTMENTS = vOLrNTEERS Il amy

ESl.1STMtNTS - VOLUNTEERS - CITY
- or County. SI2t carh In hand 10 volunteer "a,
o. the Recruiting Oihcr, li6s broadway, the hest
Office IN the city for supplies Of men. Any quota
wanted Tor the country, supplied ~ short notice.
Cooied troop, are especially wanted for a coioled
regiment. Lieut.. II. STONE, JOHN ABSER. 22O
EOR SAIE-A SPLENDID SORREL MARE
3 YEAR, old. sound and kind In all harn"r. and
would mako fplondid saddle mare. Apply j COR.
MAND, 6s6 WsshinRton IT. us
7 .OST--A BLACK SETTER SLUT, RATHER
~ LARGE and h,rhy; had on a black leather collar
and iccogulzrt tie name OF NELLY. S2b will be
paid on her return to the subcrber At las East 10Th
e. ~ \. CHARLES G. WAkELbl. 2i2
TAILORESS WANTED--A GIRL To Work
4 on custom psnts; none but good hand need ap-
ply TO Mr.. BECK, % WhI,o 4, 81 floor, room T. 2i9
WANTED RSESHOERS-APPLY Al
w 40 East 10Th Al. H. :. Immersion. 2i3
> YOUNG GIRLS WANT A RESPECTABLE
- boarding houss. Apply "a Horery. 2i4
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SOlDlERS SUFFERING WITH CHRONIC
odisuhoe cured. Knapps sweet Bslsam cures dye
enter', diarIhoea- cholera cholera morbur, colo,
children teethng, aud all pains All dergn rements OF
the stomach aud bowels In use ~ yeair. Sold By
dIufgist. and the proprietor, n. KNAPP, IA West
$50 II, y, Y. 3.5
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Too Late for Classification.
ID EA1NsS.

FOLEY on TUESDAY. Aug. 23d. Catharire, wife n
Michael Foley, native Of Wexford, Ireland. IN the
i5th Of her are.
Tho flends OF lie family are respectfully invited
20 attend u . funeral. on Thursday afternoon Aur %
Ut o'clock. fun her late residence, No. 10 Aniy
Place. g18
III LSr-At Brooklyn. Z. D.. alter ahor, Illness,
Ang. ID, John II. Hnlat.
The funeral will talr place from the Rev. Mr..
M'"kei's Church, vt BushN lex. "Wednesday afe--
NON, The 2ith, at O'Clock The relatives and friends
are icsIeciii " invited o. attend 3
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

nor SALE CHEAP-2 LOTS On TENTH
l. ave, ooklyn, bet. 18th and lith st- Inquire of
JAMES MONAGHAN, 24s Eat i.th st. y. Y. go
EOR SALE OR LEASE-THE MANSION
honse occupied by the unds Tscncd, of 18th It,
and llth avenue, OF ground, lawn, over
lookin the Hudson ia good order.
2Ii Major THOMPSON.
EOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-lIOUSE AND
Lot 18th ave, BET, l7h and 18th st. for IL 500.
SbO paid down, d'or- from Eth IT. ~
EOR SALE-NEAR ELlZABETHPORT,N n.
L H., building suitable Tor n hay prcss, any
manufactuI ing purpose Can soop close 20 The
building VIII hc SOLD with without few sore.
ofland. Inquire OF WM RlsHRlDuER. Boz Green
Nich 81. New York. 30s
1'O LET--FRONT AND REAR BUILD
insr, suitable tor shops, truck eNpressmen. for
s'ahicr. Enquire nj lOS Tenth ave. 81
ITO LET-THE TWO-STORY HOUSE 10
i Wooster At, near Canal II. Contains II rooms.
Appl ~ 2, Wooster ct. 26g
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-500, 00t
L lbs. of the above wanted, for vi ich the hehex
cash price will be Paid by C ". CRASKE ISL VIII
liam ct 90
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO b, continued
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Co~strssd Jyem ~ PSva Pes.
LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

LOCAL MILITARY AFPAIRs.-A CREDIT o.
600 NAVAL Rymurrs CT Aisxp.-AcTroS OF TBs
po,np ~ srrylvrsoKs. NJ THE hAroH.-
Tic Volunteer Committee, having ascertained the
outcr Of naval recruits that have been enlisted In
Ibis city, transmitted their report yesterday to Gov
.rnor Seymour and Major Townsend, the oomms-
sion appointed by the Secretnry Of War 70 inve~,i-
rate the mst,cr. ny this statement il appears that
1900 naval recruits have been enlisied-tho
names ages and residences S whom al given.
], ia ,hosgbt that large proportion, If not all Of
tbs number, will h. credited " the city. win
reference 10 this subjoct tho Board Of Supervisors,
al u meeting held yesterday, adopted sresolution
directing the Volunteer Committee IN at in con-
junction with the Governor o, tbe State and his
..yocia,e ConissioDer in rcla,ion tn The matter OF
Oh. enlistment a oyor ~ go nays recruits, and for
which allowance Is claimed the quota, under the
Lao call Of the President; to make claim therefor
aud h. solicit posponcmcnt OF The drnN, m well
a the exemption u fircmcp, uniformed militia and
the police; and also urge the hardship II drafting
heads Of families, upon whom dcvolves the duty n
providing means for their support.
In connection with the question Of creliting
nay7l recruits who have heretofore been enlisted,
II h stated that Newport on Monday received full
credit liz present quota for 2i1 such recruits
tterby exemptng that city from the dran.
The Supervisors yesterday received me-ssec
rom the Mayor, vctoing the resolution relative
10 the payment 81 three hundred dollars " repre-
sentative substitutes. Tue veto IL based upon the
alleged nvalIdity Of the resolutions resulting from
the fac, that no appropriation had been previously
made 70 cover the expenses. The Mayor states
shat .hc 900 appropriation is for the purpose
Of obtaining acceptable volunteers" and cannot
he diverted applied to payments for substitutes.
the steam transport Hudson from Pensacola
The 10TH arrived =, this port last nigh, with tho
18th Vermont regiment numbering 500 i,rloughed
men on tourd.
LARGE INC0MEs.--In an Official document,
the following sums are given ns the income Of the
Collector Of the Port Of New York;
salary for the year 1909 ....... $3.50 N
k,eivod from fines, penalties &c. .2A96i 50
60. al. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-24

AsH AND Dnr CARINKs's ASSOCIATION This
body which comprises Cartmen and Street swssp-
ere from the bth. sub, 18th and i,th Wards bald .
general meeting LIST evening ., 70 Prince street,
De President NJ. Pst'k McNsb in The chair. Il was