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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
Teachars, Exal1ni.nrIa3tion
BURNEIT HOUSE.
CrNcIg,-N,9AeTl,T.1 ,1llInsTr,.

CINCINNATI, OHIO,
SIIiAS r.. MILLER, Proprietor. late of tbe
laS Gait House, Louisville, KY.
uAVIEG PURCHASED THE LEASE
III and furniture OF the BURNEr HOUSE and
In the best possible manner, I solicit a siinre
OF the patronage of the travelling public
promising that guests shall be hs we'll, II not
better, cared for than they ever were az the
old Gait House, In Its palmIest days 4
SI14AS r. MILLER,
1u4a6-lm RrInt1riattl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

DEAL vALENCLE RDGING PAT,ttss,NS,-d i
LII Valencie EdgtTlg and Inserting ETiSIish
4 nfeaAl ldging, Ribbon Edging ,l3eoneii ~
ing ana inserting, E1nbFoide Teili Elipnefs 5s5F
danle and Gents, Embroidened Iinen ESefs
Soii.Es and Guns Bead ornaInents for Drese
haPbony Fancy Unaetsleetes md ifl11ts,, 8JanII
tGlis and Swiss DOLnFetts Tape Tim
lde citing, Ladies' Linen fCollafa
and alls india Rubber buttons Colofed Jeivef
5S.Ss2,sn. ,E4mefies Crochet Braid, SilE EN-
shiEt Fronts Fancy Bow TnliiS CoIiSf,t Il lSfII
II SItlI5S HqIteLtiy ScaFs Lallesi and Ceufs'
ESeSl7 1les, atch Guards Head Nets, Water
Hair RIalds and Ffezetts. q
: t1ne Kid Gloves and large ana wen select
81 slI a9ssortment OF Split Single and Double
ms above goods are In store and Tor sale.
I'D ss D.iNICOLiIlG aHRO.,
aOe6 'E5;i.sa 100 Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28

Republic suggests the somewhat noted
Tim Rives for Congress from the Pc
tersburg district. Rives was kind OF
a Union man after the war commenced,
aud decide Iy SO during the conven-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-28
A CORRESPONDENT of the Richmond

MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS.
The sun., 1865-08-09

TuIKs 10 perhaps uot . grown person In New
York who has not an especial dread Of pols d, yet
. msjori.y Of our people are daily innslins IL in
the air they breathe. II has been sbuodsnUy y
proven by sn.lysis that the odors arising from do.
csying vegetable and snirnal 10 after, from st.gnsD.
water aud imperfect saves, contain to.jnous
properties of the most deadly kind Every neg
ltcied garhfg,-b every pile of fltb, every pool
Of wSie that IA now found cur streets, therefore
contains The constituents Of poison, and from them
sri,e fet oItastons that nll tho air wit, the
germs of disease and this infected atmosphere n q
people of New York are conf clied to breA.Ls.
Last week iour hnnd ed infa1'. died In It's city,
and hose W mourn 'heir loss lsle know boa
mucn our impure atmosphere coniniuio' 10 ;ha,
y 'rgluully srss ist. Ys, ~h,n We come to ,xl-
mine the subject there is nothing
strange IN Il. f. foul sir is deir.-
mental 10 the mstutc psrsoG, how much more per-
nicious muA, II he 10 tho tcudtr nature of youth,
which, under tho most favorable circumstance
has bn precsrous .cnnro oi lifo The florist
would no, think Of putting tie ten Ter house plaut
out 10 encounter sharp air Of winter, while Ito
strong and vigorous shrub mi. .ht s,snd .he blast.
60 the person of mature years snd vigorous oons,.
tuition may inhile foul air With no present PC cep-
tble injury, while to tho unl.veiopoI physical
| organization Of youth II 10 deadly In hi effects
And the present 70 the very wors, season OF thc
year for the propagst on Of dissaso through the
modiun Of impure air. Tho oppressive hest causes
physical exhaustion, snd p'ac the system in q
| condition 70 receive tie seeds VI disease more
readily tnan a, any other period Of tho year. The
| noxiouE renches " ich now infect W many of our
The sun., 1865-08-09
A French Marriage Contract.

In Paris Court, last month, count aud count
esq brought sui, to SOP tho marriage OF their
lighter u-len with one Charles d, n man Ia
moderate clrcuInstanoss. They urged thA; tho
dsu~hter Wss insane, and in proof Aoreof offered
the contract 0: urrusso printed below. The Judge
held that IBIS contract was no proof Of insanity,
Ard ordered the marriage ceremony to be per.
| formed =, once. The count and countess loh In
great disgust. Here is the contract:
Article Lowing each other, an knowing each
| other well enough 80 10 certain that cue cannot he
| happy without the other, Ne join ourselves to-
ee'hrr to iye lor ever hereafter as good married
| people She wall be aud shall be she, ho will DO
| ! AMI sha ! We he
! An 2;-Chd'le'- 1 promise Helm to devote all
! my mo All my strength, and my whole bciug to
| the Plrpus' OF maintaining her, and tie children
| tha' SO mst EY' ms, honestly and docenily
Ar. 3,--HtLn-l promsa Charles to second him
ID heeP'ng our nous 10 d FROM want and difficulty;
with snat view shsl make economical habits a
duty
Art i.-ChdTles-l admit that Am aometim..
has'y aud violent; hope 70 DO excused for sny
| gu dcu hurst ot amer ~
Heisn-It wll perhaps bs hard 10 endure. but IN,
| condition Ia accsd dtl.
Arr. D. Helsn--I must also be p,r1on.d soma
Ting. NY temper 10 lius uneven. and Al
sTsAuI disposed v be Issl0us
The sun., 1865-08-09
THE NEW YORK sun.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST ., 1865.


Accordins 70 the rccen, report Of Secretary
NoCuItoou, ,bs nltousl deb, Of the United 5tA,es
q, tbs pressnt time 10 In the neghborhood of two
,hous.pd ssv.n hundred and fly millions Of dol
lars. This SUN 10 regarded by many ss the net
Los. sustained y the Government during the late
car. and this view Ia clearly srrouo9u- for the
reason that the credit secouni hiss not been tssea
INTO consideration In estimating the stuA cost
To arrive at . correct sshmsts, 10 necessary that
the value Of ell assets resulting from The var
should 10 deducted nom ,hs SUN n tbe general
outlay. In the first place, Ne have snavy which
~ss constructed BY . part Of The sum comprising
che pres.r, ns,ion.l Debt and no small sum At
shat Probably not less than two hundred mil
hon dollar. was sIp,nded In building this
navy, an tbs greater part ofthat sum has no, bseo
lost, In the next place we have = vast amount of
ordn.ncs aud military mun.Iions of .verv sort
who's. present value should 10 deducted from tho
aggregate debt AL iha, shan b'resner se-
crne to the Government b. virtue Of confs'1;ion
and oil the vslue Of all property belonging TO tie
rebel government must 10 sGl rsciof from the sum
generally accepted ss tie net loss Whs! she value
OF all these itsms 10 II 10 d,fcuh TO en'inAe even
approximately, bu, the sum must lie 'err large
probably no, less than two or three hundred MIL
Hons. And IL is perfectly proper that we should
take the value Of the navy hn ~ military NUM-
uons into consideration in determining tho net
los occssionsd By the war. II is truO that vs
might got slong now with less sSpouivs 81.
pouttnsn,s Of this character, but such navy 10 we
have and such . military es!Shi shment were &C.
tualy needed In order 10 be ready for any foreign
complication th, nigh, arise, and the invcstrnents
therefore, . very good one. II tnere had boen no
rebellion, the nrst breath Of forolgn war would
have nscessiated tie construction Of . navy and
che equipment Of an army, aud the desisns Of
foreisu governments, a. developed during the re-
beon. show that this putting of ths war
srmor occurred none too soon. In view OF these
facts We cannot sec how the net cos, 10 the Gov
srnmsnt for tho war accoun, can lie figured above
two thousand Eve hundred millions II is.rue that
there is something like ify mill ons yet due 70
soldiers and contractors, but the Government must
have nearly enough transports, horses and other
s.lestle sdjunc,s Of tho service, 10 make up tlst
smount Aside from this, Secretary hoCULLoon
says that re revenue receipts are sufficient TO pay
the currsn, expenses Of tho Government, and tfore
Tore thsre IA nothing further TO augment tho debt.
The sun., 1865-08-09

Nrw YoEk. Aug. 4, 1876
Editor Sun You arc actnov s,d t1 lie tie
freud of the WORKING man and returned stldisr.
AZ one of the l,uor class l ask \ small sIacs In
your paper. l. Ia well known sir, that 10 has he,n
published IN your paper AMI In otlets that tJther
things being eq - . returned Bodisr should hayo
tie preference on all public works. II should be
known W returned soldiers that thss all clsp-tr %,
a. by knowing II he viii avoid tls humiliation ~
wat hilS the door Of NY lord somebody, ;or two
OF thres day TO b, told at the snd Of that time thA.
fact s sir there Ia more Influence IN the sG.aloh oi
Apoitcisu's pen ~ a thore Is in u dozen horora.
Die dtc' arees eorno by m n, bearing ON their PEI
sons the marks OF honorable wsriars. Tho truth
10, SIR the war 10 now ovar, and the soldier 10 ,d
On tie shelf " nurse his arm, or lo, ss il may
BE- while his wifo aud children may stsrve, OF 10
| to iho aims house. Lam, cir,
A RETURNED soLDrnR.
The above is only too true, aud the s.i nest tone
| OF he writer shows % . he o. eaki from expert
snes. t'sule ths, tho sUs hss on several occs-
si'n~ adv, Gated tho policy OF giving returned
soldiers the preference regarding smploymer. in
government, service, and previous 70 tho disband-
nsnt Of tne army, wo presumed that such q policy
would be carried out in practice. wehavslesrn,d
however no, only that no such preference 10 fiven,
but that "tho sersuh u politicians pm" has.
In reality, more influence with the dispensers Of
such employment than the most gallant ro,ord Of
returned soldier AMI what q himiliaiing fact
10 10, that scheming, knsvish and unprincl Piled
| political hucks.ers should have influence enough
TO accomplish with q scratch Of tho pen, what is
scaled against tho bravo men who have givon
their blood for tho country. Yot so is Even
the poor soldier and his desI ondsnt family have
no immunity asslns. tho w!lcs Of politicians. The
empty coat.s'ervo or panis-los, to sutferings OF
the wife aud the cries Of the soldiers ll,.s ones
have no effect upon the o.llous heart OF poll.
licisu. lie dispenses tho scratches OF h.s pen"
only when sefintsrest dictates and he /, trou 5lcd
neither by CONSCIENTIOUS qualms nor patriotic
| iupulsss
The sun., 1865-08-09
New York and Philadelphia.

Tus late census report for this city has been
made the subject OF another very foolish discus ION
between some ot the pspers Of the respective cities,
concerning the compsrltvs growth OF New York
and Philadelphia Tie New Nork side Is disposed
10 look down with contempt upon Iee .oody city
OF pniiadolph and the latter s trying to make as
large show IS possible. All this is very silly.
New York and Ph.lAlelraia are both great cities,
and what Of II Tho former has the greaser popula-
honf For our part We are rather disposed 10
slvy Phllsdelphis. The aim thsrs seems " be 10
The sun., 1865-08-09

D8AEm9.
BROwN-on Tuesday nornins Aut q Mr., An,
Brown, aged 81 yesu.
Her relatives and frisnds, and ,ho.. Of her .o,..
Charles and George >. Brown, siso the Inemb.r of
he Mlhe" e. y Church, srs respectfully invited
Aus at 0cioct, from her late residence 9OI EAst
broadrAy, without further invitation. loo
C00PER-suddeniy, In this city, on Saturday,
Aug; 3, George D., only son Of Charles T.. and l..
Cordelis Cooper, in the 92d year Of his age
The friends Of the family are invited 70 attend
DIE funeral. from the residenco Of Mr. Ryer, la2 ", ,
2sd a. on THURSDAY, Aus. N Al II A. M. without
further notice. VA
LARKIN-On Monday, Aas. Z, M.ry Larkin. wife
Of John L.rkin, in the seth year Of her ase.
The friends and relatives of the family, and tho,e
Of Thomzs Lsrkin. also Of her brothera John. David
and Pstrick Bette, are reqses'ed to afiend the
funeral. "wednesday, 9th inst ON her late rss.
dence, S6i Third ave. Her remains will be aken 10
the Church OF the nativity, IN ID At 10 A. NJ,
where requiem Mass will 10 ssid for the repose Of
her soul, thonce 10 Calvary Cemetery for inter-
ment 2si
LOwRY-suddenly, At Newport, X. l., on the "a
feb ~ 1859 AGED years months sad - day, tte
eoest son Of 1t. COMMANDER X. Is. Lowry, L. a. y.
and Lizzio CouTtrssht LOEry.
pure and gentle child,
None knew him bui loved him
Phil.'e'.ha. Washington, Ere and wilke-h,rrt
p.ptB eaee copy. Zal
ne.t, bndgot O'NeilL the teiovod vile Vi USea
O'Ssul, IN the J5th year Of her age.
The friends snd soqus'nt.uces OF the fsnily are
rcspec fully invited W attend the funeral, 1his Well
ncsuLyl afternoon, at ! o'clock &C .seiy, from the
fts dcnce of her husband, 29} teLth a'c. 1ol
The sun., 1865-08-09

Chdries-I will not mind csprices if they are
no! 80 frequent As TO the other fault arm DIS
posed W rejoice at ID rather than Otherwise, for
. jealous person Is not likely 70 give cause for
Art 6.-Chdriss and Hsisn-ws ere perrn,ded
that between lovers, disputes snd coolnesses al
tnost always arise from petty causes. On this sc-
count We mutuslly promise mover 10 follow our own
desires in thing. Of small importance, bu, always
" vvo vsy to each other.
H,i.n-In important matters Il will be night ths
Charles should decide, for he has NOR knowledge
And iu Sment y an l.
ChIriss -Heou s NO modest. I shah never de-
eide anything without, consulting her, aud sither
converting her 10 my views Or adopting hers
tkins item Test
Art. T.--As consequence Of the last preceding
article, each Of ~ shSl always be dressed sccord-
in- 70 the taste of ,he other.
Ars.-T words ~ ~Dl," "I expect" II re-
q ne" aud other similar erpresson- are stsoiu-
tly erased from our dictionary.
Art. g.--ClGres will ho nor his wife that she may
be nunored by other. lie will always eIhibt to-
wsrGs her esteem and confidence. and viii te GO
pe,I..y careful never In her presence 70 allow any
s1vauisge over her to any other woman upon any
point whatsosver
Art i0-we shall ever bear In mind that -sut
Of cieAun su7 attention 70 personal appearance
mus Necessarily prod zee repusnsnce and dissus'.
Nc1tD, NJ TO tie tody WHAT aniizbility 10 ~ the
SOL. II $ hat which peases
A {. II Hsien-T ~ majority Of women nurs'
her own chl.uren. ] hote Z ARIES will spprovo
oi i-t ierlurihI''. nv out 80 as a ul'itcr,
thrrses.-I approve; utjs>t to The Doctors id.
vice.
Art. l2.-Chd-les--H0 len will take great care not
70 ep'' our chiidroh's intoiiovts in tLer early
yc"rs. Slr must not talk, or suffer others TO ,sls
H. them auy Of that nonsenss which giyen false
ideas sni dsr ZerUus Impressions throughout hlo.
n ien-I will ,ay great attention T. tbs point
Art. q Although cur mutusl tenderness is n
guaranty that We shall never fail In the engage
lnonu torein eore Sc, oth, earh OF US will keep
cory Of these presots, and In Of the breach Of
any srtIle shall bc entitled to iay tbeiofe th, other
party ~ remind hm or her Of tho covenants enter
ell intu.
At. I.--Inasmuch a. neithor viii lhave any.
tDiuf that does uol belong ~ the other, thsro is
NO occss.o ~ take any scount Of tao contribu.
uUu Of each TO the common s1ocs. Affection aud
courage, our only fortune, csnuo, be counted, and
eA u US Will endeavor ~ bring Ne much ~ pos-
able
Done in duplicate .. Paris 10 the year Of grace
1864.
With all my heart CHABtRs D..
With all my heart aud for all my lite,
HrLES, future vile Of Charles D..
The sun., 1865-08-09
TRADE NOTICES.

NEW YORK CARvERS ASSOCIATION
~ A general meeting viii bo heli on "Wednesday
evening, 9Th inst, At steubeu Huufc, 1876 BU-.-y .
All uenbers Iequoftcd IN attend. JACOB
COhDt- PTest, ALBEkT PkEsTELE sec. 1ct
CEGAR MAKERS UNlOE-THE DIFFG-
- Guilty heretofore existing tetween Mr. NIL and
his former Notkmen has been s.uled liy order of
Executive Committee. T.. hACABE, Pres. LOO
WORKING WOMEN--THE OPERATORS
W Benevolent bociety will meet this evening at
lgbS Bo"e-y, At O'clock. Inhalation OF ottcer-
and othoT business All work ing women are invited
to attend. ELLEN PATTERSON. PTest. lvG
The sun., 1865-08-09
Flour and Grain.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Purge Out the Morbid Hunors OF the
Blood by dose or two Of Ayers P.s, and you will
have clearer heads AZ we'll as bodes. III
Growers & Bakers Highest Preminr,
Elastic stitch and LocE stitch sewing Machine. I1s
Broadway, n, Y and 2s5 Fulton st. Brooklyn. Sis
Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch SEWING
Mao ue and button Hole Machine No. 6Yb s'asaai
SJ *, IA
The sun., 1865-08-09

Cattle Market.
BuLI!s HAN, August 3, ls6

Bulls HEAp, August g. 1855.
B,c-s.-Thc active demand for this class OF cattle
which has prevailed during the past three week. still
continues and with 69dles hullsck. on salo to-day
than during any single day Of last week, holder.
have b-coTe more eIaeting In their dCmsnda and
ndvarced the prices OF fnt-class beef from Y to :.
ccni p,r pound, thus increSIas the piice OF primo
bullock to lIsl7 Nc uet weight This class OF beeveL
however, wac la remarkably small minority, most o.
ne dove, otered o-dar hetng OF IN inferior quality,
for wnich IA 10 cents wee the ayera-e price. de-
nanhed. rom this, pTless ranged dos N TO lie tor
de!apdated specimens OF ftcok, which any rospec.-
allie butcher would rcorn ~ even place upon mis-
hCoss. One lot OF scalawas Canadian siesn sold as
the purchaser contemplated eevoting these shadow
ca esees We are at oss TO conjecture, unless be for
Hileh CJiSs.-Cows Of prime quality arc in better
demAnl to-day, and "a the supply 10 still extremely
imllod prices are consequently advanced, We
quote
rxtrs eT6asloo
o'l a. al "
toilihon To medium ,s26af4U
Val Caiur.--Tho demand for cavoi ia quite aetive
to-day, ant ith moro limited supply former price,
are well maintained. Io-jay's quotations are
no ave Ss per 9HSle.
Common veal calves per hosd 6AS Lc
Iaistlhs. l5s7io.
t'rsn calves per head 5a29c
Shesp dpd Ldulbs-Oving To the present lisbt
supply In this department Of the market pricc. have
hen materisiiy advanced 70 day, eIlA sheep being
Tesaiiy ds2osed Of At SC, while medium command
remains nearly as last quoted, prices varying from
| l1r tor hf't ,elections to sA9c Tor good medium
so'k shetpik ms quoted from II So 10 A. 5U
vol skins a. T5ca9oc, and lambstins at 6oAsl co.
Spne.-lhs brancn OF the mArtetis Gbundantly
supplied sliL there is but htte sotivity manIieGted
amoug buyers, owing 10 the conflicting view. Of sao.
Ern Lnl Ia ers, tho former deuauuinr lyc and tLe
lat 80 ole ing hut IKE per pound, laie IN IN, day
however holders became q IA Tie more concinatory In
'heiT Woss, and srAn1sd teoLne OF = cent
Flour and Grain.
NEW IoRK, August g. 1854
| Flour-The market for all gfafc. OF Aour [. nor.
sc.i,e, and from 10 l1c better superne stat being
| quo,Ol t,-da, at IS Case ~, EruA du AZ ii s,s,
| 80 5O; Western EItra-lo~ gTa4es-at 70 5Oai %
shIppinc Ohio at ~ sJa{I o. ST. Louis Eat-a, Al
| W l5al2 90 low gTsdes Of Canada kytIa al tS6AS
90 and good srportns sou1hern huod al III G.a
| o. ~. ~
| GrGn-The wheat market IL = little better A, tho
cio,e, Chieaso Spring being quoted at sl IS Mi.
| waukee & uh at ~ toasl 81 red Western al ii N,
| ) -, snd Shte Michies At ~ a.
| oats -cloeed quiet at 6lnblc ioT Western.
| t0rn-is IN active demand, both for Cxport .ph
| home trade. Salos were mado to-day AZ sIAsic f,r
unsound and - pasg for Western MiIed.
The sun., 1865-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Howe Sewing Machisc Company, No 62g
Agents wanted. sl9
The sun., 1865-08-09
SOCIETY NOTICES.


A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
Nnen's Father Mathew TEMPERANCE societv, No
:, Of Brooklyn r. H., will be held at the r hall, cor
South "a And 4th sts, on Wednesday eveninr, at =
o'cloct he.srs. J. X. Dickei son and Bogey will
sdirese the meetine. Tie Wiamsbufgh Lvic
eloe Club an And M T,,loi Till rins Come oGrlyy
Renee POWER Sec. ii6
E'ATHER MATHEW T. A. Is. SOCIETY
Il No. IN. " Hall bet. J4th and 55th ,s. in ; n
sveIPublie meeting this evening. at y o'clock.
v ,l,on, E.q, G. stocker, Esi., and Miss 5soeuy
Public are are invited 70 come early THOMAS
L'ATHER MATHEW T. A. B. SOCIETY,
No. 4 OF n. Y, will hold one OF their monstsr
temperance meetinr, At their hall, 1888 Fast i2th IT.
this wednesday evening, Aus gtn, at ~ o'ccck
he.r'. z. 4: L. Coldey and George j. Campbei. .
slnsins BY Mia, Connelly Henry O'sullivan. Mr.
IIHB frs.t william oBRES fHSq is' Rec rAIhiGh soc rs
DUBI.IC MEETING OF THE LADIES IA
4 ther Mathew 7. A B Society, No, 3, Of New
sth ave, on Wednesday evening, August 9Th. st half
pas. o'clock Speaking by Mr. jaime. Counoly Al d
CHM and o.hSu' NJ lGDDEA, ris.i %HI'5, TH3,a%s al;
FYNAs, Fec. sec. llp
THE FA1HER MATHEW T. A. II. SOClE-
Il ", No. 6, y. T., will hold their public meeting
m Hail cor of sSa It, .Dd "a ave- spcafhs IN Sl 5h'
Thompson, ESQ, and MIR. Cronan. snfnr by
sscsis nd Ts,Sil pxeID Dbl hAT%Xksibn, ATsin %'. faa'.
JAMES GAMBLER, Rec. Sec. l0l
THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A.
4 II. Society No. l. of Biooklyn,E H. D., will hold =
tonne tnce meeting At ~ O'Clock this evoniur al
TemperAnce iall, cor. Grand and IN "a Spe kerr
MessIs. Thomson, ,CAmbell aud Mr. Mllos. singing by
the members and Others 1HOS a. LLDID, piCst,
Betsy ANNE kEED, Rec. Sec. isy
VETERANS OF THE WAR OF lSl2-YOU
are requested to call at the O1hce City n "A
lane aud get YOUR ucke,s for repetition excursion 10
take place the 9Th OF rep. ember. our friends say
they esJoyed themselves 10 Noll cur last tha, .
must have smother this ssAon, a ID to giant their r.
qu y, and their friends, We have started another,
and BY exertions will exceed tue d IA oi j y LED
u all at1end TO this-nlale G.d femalc-and soH /
thelr PATRONAGE: Cen. II. RAYMOND, Chairman
n. a. bhOWNt- sectetaiy. b, s,-Neterinr snd
oo.ock A. NJ. to ~ r. NJ, every day in the wcei ex-
eept sunday. llS
The sun., 1865-08-09
ITETERANS on THE WAN an l8l2-yn
Personal NOTICES.


INFORMATION WANTED - OF PATRICK
L shlIH. Who len his home Monday, the Tth
Of August Ia about IL yeaIs OF sls i.r coInp rrion
Any Information cOnceg ming him viii he mOat thspk-
iuhy received by his mother, Mrs. sMYTH, at 9lT
East jOth 81, n. Y. Cltv. l2G
nNE CENT REWARD-FOR THE K turn
~ OF JOHN GIBBS, IN indentured apprentice IN
the subscrters All persons are hereby notified not
TO trust or hRrbor him on my account ANY one
employing him will be dealt with according 10 ID.
.. X. lNGERsOLL, boat buiiderS 245 eouth st, New
lcfk, 2s2
MARTIN CURLEY ARRIVED IN THIS
4'h city on Monday with his wife ana children, BY
some accident he got sepei aed from them ANY In.
formation OF them will be thankfully received b,
him NJ II Division at. lyl
pERSoNAL - RECEIVED $40. S. & b.
THE ROW-BOAT LEFT IN CARE OF
L PETER MCDONALD, July 9lst 1865 ia ,tre,t
North River; The owner can have IL by pyoying
properly and palln eIpen,e' Il not called for with
IN tnree days, viu he sold Name Of the boat 1,
Lucy" y8I
The sun., 1865-08-09
AUCTION NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE whLNt,
- and Inahosany furniture. J. W ELtkIs.
VIII sell st auction 20 Tie highest idder Wed
"a asy, Au1u,, eih I. 40 9eloet; A. n Boser., a
tufe. by order OF mort asoe. JOHN n. lBATf
Attorney for Mortgages. j. w EZEKIEL Auo.
uonecT. III
T MORIARTY, AUCT., WILL SELL THIs
- day. at H.. o'clock, AZ lI3 Chatham s1ua-t II
rood veot. meEt OF furniture, uirtors clocks clle,
beds. oil p,intinss, bAntots, pill ovs. Also dfv nai
fancy soods, removed Tor convenience Of sale 1oJ
DAwNBROKER'S SALE TPts DAY-BY
4 JOIN MORTIMER, Is Esst Bfosduny, OF To-,
n,ns, very arre lot Of shseta, sp osds gui;t. 10 .
shoes, coats pants vee's an other sood., i h,
attention Of dealers and Others. b. ode o. 2
pAwNBROkER'S SALE, THIS Day
= BILL. & INGkAHAH, viii seL thi. .,y a,
Joy O'Clock, A. their tale -oorns - e Eo-sot' ~,
lou hIst cles gooot cpn, sting Of Elk dre. a.. .lw .
aud vests. Aso some vkuahie t,Wfirv n ~ ~, ., '
X. q. SOLOMONs. n and II u rn5 .
lhursday, for G. otbLirP ~ pl,. &. l27
Il K. ROLLINS, AUCTIONrER. VIII
el th. day, AZ o'ciock st h. .uy .ou-rccms
p Canal -, sspiendid sl.oltr,en. .. hou. h9i ,u'
furniture
g & J. BDGAET, AUCT'Rs, Will SELL
Dsthis dsy, Et q, o'c ocs. ..rt vii, c.I q.
: guAntuy q imr 'ur.i 40 tie tt..> cf- ,.o.c'
10 Gso luaut't of hs-lwaic 'is
WIN. Writers. AUCTE. Will SILL.
" tHIs d.y, at2 e'g.ock a. 'site 10. ..-.,.''.@
&c Of 3.stoiy hou-o p.rot ..Ics c.,uie "a
carpets, ic o'hs. - Walnut lo...r .,-. O,. I,'
:. = g., !, -- 10 dove. r ne . c. i,. ci e
NtiLlIhM AbDoi.. Ate. ONII.-
W Once 40 Chatham : iuste SELL On IL. IN,
l.V 0cloE, tie 'ocs ard r,'i. e. Ut tnc n. ~
CLOAK tuakef's stotc. 30 Ner tGnu a. to.,tne. ii
the house I'D mrnituic. Sc. I
The sun., 1865-08-09

RAKERY FOR SALE-DOING A coon
i, business. lugui.e Of hT. y. MOORE. c,, Il
ll2th st. and 81 av, Harlen .Gg