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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-26

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Nuf S~telftttists Yerlnnsen,
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Meip @HemblD Noons

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-26

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ien.aen, fpal6e eelpnnen lnb bic Bar @1ttero6e un0 ben
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-26

Suf ssiee an,eise Eeius nebraenb srlaube Id mir, Srtunfe
nrS srfnrnte, IcrpIs bas aeebrtc publitdm bternntt IN bendd-
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NeFamntmaAMng.

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BtIrr Ne ~srseS.nae anjtse, taB ID he fruher ron 9rn.h
gDltmaHn sttubrte g%Bt6ttftatt tdaFt9 uesrnOrnmen UNI
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

Clinton place. All the elegant Household Furnitars
Hs Fly soins 70 Europe Win be sold auction, thi.
9sy eseyroAy June ~ Of the elegant residence, No III
0nson .ce eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth ave
SvSe - c9mme ncng At 10x O'Clock preclsey consisne
- french China Tea and Dnher se rch silver mounted
suvr feaypoons, Tablespoons Forks, Loo Pitcher
1askst rich Silver Plated Tea and Coffee Sets ButssI
"a o.y banded Knives and Forks Carving xTlss.
6eosnssr rcn cut Goblet engraved rss
walnut Extension fabe. solid black walnut Bunss
n,ns Chairs OIL PsintnsA Ensyavtngs Paror and Drsw1
Sn[Eour beautiful rosewood Parlor Suits, coverea VII
snS honest description Of crimson and maroon crnon
green and black French eatin brocateli e.nck
Library turniture rosewood Eagere. With Frencn Pts
nirrors back and doors style Of Louis XIV nf6v LEI
zirors Chandeliera Turkish Easy Chain. ana dnosngos
nne collection Of Oil Painting Bronse Clock ana 0rns
mens French China and PaEan Vases Corner ana BOOK
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTR.
Stool and Cover cost e7W 49, .
IN elegant Instrument with round corners Deauuniy
carved legs and case with AZ the modern lmprovem
overstruns bass, full iron plate French action, full ~
Chambers and Nurssry-Costly rosewood and mahogany
Bedsteads, statuary marble top Bureaus, Washsands
and Commodes match; twenty Hair Mattresses
from % 60 lbs made 70 order and In excellent cond
ton; Feather Beds, Bosters and Pillows Counterpanes
sk and Satin Bed spresds Linen Sheets Ingram Carpets
eet Ocloths Stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned
Chairs Rockers Sofas Lounges Beds Han Stands
Tea and Dining Tables, together with large desirable
assortment OF Basement and Kitchen Utensils &C.
n B-Reliable men In attendance cart pack and ship
goods Tor purchasers at reasonable charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
"a VALUABLE LOTS ON SECOND AND THIRD AVE.

kUhs AND FORTY SECOND STREET, BROOKLYN.
ADnLAN u. MULLER, p. +. WILKINS 4 co. will sell
1aTShsngs classroom III Broadway, New York,
The following described Real Estate viz
Lots Second Third Forty
second street 2xiOO feet each street wide
street Third paved curbed guttered and tagged
property desiraby situated and surrounded by
residences Of by cars which
Fulton ferry every three minutes they admirably
on che grade OF the avenue and need only be
lined 10 be appreciated.
Sale positive One with the privilege Fifty per win
Maps At the Office Of the auctoners No. ~ Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
sOUTHERN ADyERTIsEMENTs.

(yLENN's THEATRE, NORFOLK, vA-THIs .PoPU.
NJ lar establishment be rented for
oers lectures and respectable exhibitions OF kind and
after July until the opening Of the regular dramatic
Saturday, Sept For particulars address John Red.
mond, Norfolk Va.
THE P0wHATTAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA, IL
open forthe reception Of travellers The proprietor
his they shall receive the best
and al the delicacies the market affords.
a. J. sCAMMEL, Proprietor.
RrcHnoNp, Va, May Is 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
AMUAEMENTA,


OLYnPIC rHKArRE OOMMKNOES At 9.
" SOC Lssese and nsnagsrsss Mrs. john Woed.
LAST NIGHT Bur 0NK
LAST ssi iaHT sTT Sosss
sLEEriSc BEAUTY
WOOD.
Last NIGHT But ONH
OF the
n. MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
BEAUTIFUL music,
eAuNIFICkNT OOsTUhEs.
GkACkfUL DANCING.
SPIRITED ACTING
UPkOARlOUs FUN
LOVELY FAIRIES
GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE
MRS JOHN WOOD Az THE SLEEPING ayAury
THE FASCINATING DANsEUSE, MILE AUGU9fE
THE INCOMPATIBLE BURLEsQUE COMPANY
and all that has renderedthis
MOST MAGNIFICENT AND GORGEOUS PRODUCTIONS
A SUCCESS
UNPARALLELED IN DRAMATIC ANNALS
Previous 70 the spectacle tho gorions Farce,
NY FELLOW CLERK.
win shortly be produced the Military Drama.
JESSIE BROWN.
MONDAY, JUNE 49,
BENEFIT OF MR.. HARRY PEARSON.
Doors open at TX curtain rises alta
OLYMPIC THEATRE:
" EXTRA NOTICE.
BENEFIT OF HARRY PEARSON
AND LAST NIGHT OF
SLEEPING BEAUTY
Seats now be secured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

TO BK sQLD-I HORSES PURE ARAB BL00Ds,
from e best tribe Of the desert stations between
and years. do, under years; Mares old; do, ages
between and years; do under years. In case OF
general sale of all the above named the alto
gcter will be l6o prus.en dclla 70 be reimbursed but
eah horse be sold separately the total required Will be
PfussAn dollars Crossed In blood with ordinary horsc
nas been lately proved by successful experience that
horses excellent for cavalry military work Should fur.
Their details be required snswsrs will readily be given TO
Ahrenburg In Hosteln Hamburg Letters, prepaid
CARL sC1IMMELMANN n. B.-rersons dhsrous OF
from the above stock may throSlsA Austin
Baldwin a Co, " broadway N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

MOULD LIKE TO START GOOD SAW MILL IN
w North Carolina Georgia. with some enterprisng
young would put In e2OH myself Address box ~ Jcr
sey City Post Office Undoubted reference must DO given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

,,,,. and al that has rendered this
~'i AA' - Success o' : AoDo0''o'
gNPARALlLELED IN DkA DINA ANSALs.
.s. = ~ TEIEo& SIEkR
x sSss.f s SSSk is -
Door. open as *; our..in rises sss
OLYxpIc THEATRE
" ,-ov EXTRA NOTICE 81
BENEFIT OF HARDY E PEARSON
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Seats be secured
WALLAcK's- ,,vo, !, ,rv,, .uoc,s.
or IN. sr.., NAV 4S Sf sooohss
" ''' So p'-' THE IRON MASK
Greeted By crowded and dsshtsd audences. Who nightly
H.. No. v.' SS $ s 3 a saE PRsss
an sc q any play tina. .p
DC sssss As asr piece
more steadily Or snperb and this remark apple:
SS
Mr. W. wsllack and Mr. T. L. Davenport. who had tkc
s o s 70 speak .v wS ons
decided could hardly snspss .asS pssy:
sas' I the
Tie Tribune Says - 49, .w.r,., -, n....,,,,
s
Of e highest of nsa
port and Of orease Dc Piormont by Miss Eyng. ad%1a
Ss
qualified praise 70 offer we cannot recall more noble and
touching ,. We are s ga 70 eso %
order with which the New York stage made
faEE, !, notice: :. p'' ~ . '''
sa. with Of favor will
n'cS very @ BEST
blank e1prcssionless box OF iron The
piece viii be played all the week.
THE IassS,i MASH 1, EyERy TW SIgFr
DpoAnw, Az Tvr.rpp
- Gen GENUINE L . SUCCESS AND FASHIONABLE HOUSES
Greet the ceeSraesd art artists n,s w.ru,xs
in the suitable tho times and season. the
=. THE l rEAsA mt PEEREss'
,..I III TAXES ~ ~, Two 49,, ~ 2U M
THIS pay SsATURpsAAY,, June ",
.e% soSp%y, June i - .u...
'"' s'~"' "' The " Pi6NEER PATRON.
kN"AD"Ai r tTfs4 a ~ w re- ArupnAy,
Last r'D's' fiiE fEx e PEERLESS AND
H7IpLo,s CORRESPONDENTS Ars
N Lessee aud S Sssiss; srssEss WIN wAe.'''
THE hASr NIGHTS OF
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
MARIE.
in pathetic romantic story the author Of anchor
entitled the
THE MoyHEE's PRAYER.
surHRB AND HR! H4sflty N NEs,6 COSTUMES
uAun pMMvT H,,p NtTs,Rb ~
:.. S..ds Mom: Dsns Barry
The principal rois. '.'''''' '''''''' ''' ''' 49,
In active preparatory , p.prroor
Seats secured ak days in advance.
tA'" fA' BRLyEpERE
IRON PARK,
'A s y Sfs srse' JUNE n9S k'fe'h h ssenu'
r"oM ASAoh CONCERT
An s.o orchestra of neszy lssx the bss. Artists In y;
'i'Hx ouarc.., Mr.
THEVDSRR rIS0MHs
Concert 10 commence at AO'clcskP r; $780,
.r..n,. ,-vv.,,vn :
NRw YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
- 90 1HoH~"A.; -
WONDRR OF WONDERS
w TO BE SkEN ONLY AT TIE
6D BROADWAY.
1900 ,,,,.,. ~ ,,.s- -. a. ,<,-,y.,
y, "a a;.ss 49, T..cssr c.rs - TbscSrs H,tts~
u 1SS,1dwav
=
MuAICAL.
>~>-1
N PATENTCYpLOID PIANOFORrES,
have smpsnony Oh sems mslS 10y pow.r, anc pnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

@ J.. BOGART, AUCTIoNEERs. -THIs DAY AT
-. 1011 O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms No North vii.
Ham street Household Furniture, consisting OF mahogany
Sofas Iounnea, Dressing Bureaus Mashstands ToTtIno
Glasses Gas Chandeliers mahogany and cottage fedsteads
Hair Iusk and Straw Mattresses Feather Beds and
Bedding Kitchen Furniture Velvet Brussels Three ply and
Ingram Carpets; Ocloth, Clocks, Window Curtains one
rosewood Piano rosewood marble bed Billiard Tables two
sets Billiard Balls Business Wagon, sets Of Harness
Rent's. Saddle. Ac.. Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

1.-TWO BEAUTIFUL HORSES FOR sALr..-ONE FAST
Il and a ane roadster both used ~ sie Inauire al
stables y7s Canal street. or Of Mr. TRACY 4 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
DEREMPToRY SALE OF LARCnMONT WEsTCHEs

il ter county.--The residence of r. X. Collins will be
sold BY JAMES NJ MILLER, Auctonecr the premises,
Wednesday, same n, at | O'Clock r. N. This
valuable estate comprises 33s acres, ia hour
from Twenty seventh street by New Haven Rail-
road distant miles from New Rochelc building is al
ready station half mile from the pro-
perry On the premises spacious built mansion
house, with out buildings; also well built beautifully 10
Gated double English cottage, coach house &C. &c The
the sound with unusual adaptabilly for iing sites most
which fronts and all them IN full view Of the
and East river For health bcaly of bath
ing fishing and yachting Ia rarely eqed; also valuable
deposi The entire property finely shaded and
the extensive lawns avund the mansion have arches aud
avenues OF superb trccs native and imported OF half
turys growth Those wishing TO locsn first class watering
place will inspection dnd combination Of advantages
probably be found elsewhere In this country Sale
positive and without reserve rain shine in parcels 70 suit
For and particulars apply 10 the auction
q Pine street f. X COLLINS, on the place,
address him Larchmont New Rochelle Post Office, N. "
Conveyance viii be In waiting the New Rochelle depot
g meet the 9 and O'Clock trains from New York by
the New Haven Railroad from Fourth and Twenty
seventh street. ~ purchasers and from the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
RIcHAKD WATERS Walters, AyCTIoSEE |! :,

t<AShhsD ,AOOIlONEf.hi
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
vii, sell on saturday at l0 o'clock ~ Market street.
very hue assortment Of Paror and Chamber Furniture
consisting OF beautiful rosewood Etagre large French
Plate Mirror scost Ss yeve. Brussels and Ingram Car
Rockers and Chairs Lace Curtains Pictures French carved
Bedstead Wsshstands, Bureaus &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

(tlDER BRANDY.-TRY II. 8. CONOvERS CELE.
brated old Cider brandy OF one or two dozen
'''' : . ~ ii, s. coSovER dls,iller. Freehold Nd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
The United States.

An argument against the consolidated
form of government which the Republic
can party has been aiming to establish
is found in the Language Of the Constitn.
ton. The United States are spoken OF
in the plural number, not in the singular
as the name of one consolidated govern
ment. The Constitution declares that
treason against the United States shall
consist in levying war against them or in
adhering to their enemies The pronoun
it would have been used had it been the
intention of the trainers of the Constitu,,
ton to establish a consolidated govern
meut, and not simply union of distinct
States enjoying an individual and sepa
rate existence. An examination OF the
Constitution will show that whereve'
the United States are spoken Of the
noun is in the plural number. -tf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
ponr Want to be "Reeon.,ruc,ed."


Governor JACK" HAMILTON, of Texas,
has hit upon an idea by which he hopes
to prolong his administration in that
State indefinitely. He has come to the
conclusion that the people in his State
are not loyal" enough to DO permitted
to hold convention or ap election. ana
is therefore opposed to having Texas
reconstructed" just now, The idea is a
very good one for hiss, and will doubtless
meet the appreciation of the radicals gen.
orally, but we doubt whether the "Ten
pessee Democrat" who now occupies the
Presidential chair. will be able to .'see it
In that light"
There is no more opposition to the Fed.
sral authority in Texas than there is in
Virginia, aud no good reason exists why
Texas shall not be represented in the
next Congress as we'll as her sister States
of the South.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

Duties Of Supervisors and Inspec:Crss
Tne law has 90 plainly and distinctly pre-
scribed the duties or these officers that we shall
up to the day Of the election, publish the follow
ing brief sentences that no officer may mistake
his duty, and no voter be ignorant of his rights:
coNsTIrUTIoN OF wEsT VIRGINIA, ARTICLE III, SEC
5I TIoN KS ''
The white male citizens of the State shall be
entitled to rote nj all elections held within the
election districts in which they respectively re.
side; but no person who is minor, or OF I'm.
sound mind, or pauper. or who IL under con-
victio3 Of treason felony, or bribery in an cleo.
zion, or who has not becn resident Of the State
for one year, and OF the county IN which he Oh
1ers to vote for thirty days, next proceeding
such offer, shall be permitted to vote while such
disability continues ..sr.
Soc cath General Election Lap, Nou. 18th, 1868.
The supervisors and Inspectors, at every
residents Of their townships and qualified to
pote according to the first section of the hird ar.
ticle Of the Consultation.
SEC. H. Every officer and person employed
in holding an election by the people, sha. before
entering on the discharge of his duties, tax the
following oath. Il sOlemnly swear toat I will
support the Constitution OF the United States,
and the CONSTITUTION OF THIS STATE; and that
in the election about to be held, will faith full.
ly and impartally discharge my duties, TO the
best Of my skill and Judgment"
SEC. So. II An officer at an election knowing.
ly and willfully receive bad vote or reject q
good one. or aid in 80 doing he shall forfeit not
less than fifty nor more than two hundred dol.
lars for e-ery such offence.
SEC rs. The Supervisors and Inspectors shall
reject the ballots OF all persons not entitled to
vote; but the name ofeSefy person whose ballot
is rejected shall, If he require IL, bstnkred on
separate list ON the poll books under the heading
rejected votes" and the rejected ballot shall
in such case be sealed up in an envelope or GOV.
er, endors ed the ballot OF A. 3. rejected this
day Of and be returned along with the 9th
or bal otS .-tv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
Supporting the Government.

During Mr.. Lincoln's administrations
whenever Democrats objected to any I'M.
constitutional act Of the Executive, they
were charged with want of loyalty to
the Government, and treated to such
gentle epithets as "copperheads" and
traitors" Now the boot is on the other
leg The Government" has passed into
other hands, and the radicals are in full
opposition to the. measures of the Gov
eminent adopted for the speedy restora.
ton Of the Union. Ask the radical gen.
try who 90 lately cried traitor and
"copperhead" if they are in favor of sun.
porting the Government" and see with
what wry faces they argue that the Rx.
ecutive is not the Government but that
Congress is. 1t is quite entertaining to
zee how they swallow the medicine they
were 30 fond of subscribing to others
Circumstances do alter cases The same
men who were ready to hang, draw and
quarter every person, who. questioned
that Mr.. Lincoln was rightfully invested
with all the powers of the Government,
are now ready to vote want of confidence
in President johnson. Let them take a
dose of their own medicine a ~
We should, b. "a means, support the
Government" All who do not sustai
the President at this juncture must bn
ranked "a "disloyal"-Phila. Age.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13
The Penusyiva.ia Eleesien.

The Pittsburgh Post of yesterday morn
ing comedies the election of the kepuD-
ncan ticket in Pennsylvania by about
four thousand majority. We are not so
faint.hearted and do not give it up yet.
We remember very well that In ls6S
when Mr.. BARR, editor of the Post was
himself o candidate for Surveyor Gener'
al, the Republicans claimed the State
on the morning after the election by
about twenty thousand majority. The
next day they abated their claims to nj
teen thousand and the next day to ten
and Mr.. BARR concluded that he wa
beaten and announced the result in the
Post as gracefully as possible. Upor
counting the official vote a few days latel
it was found that the entire Democratic
ticket had q majority above three thou
sand. We are still in hope that the Re
publican majority of four thousand
claimed this fall will entirely disappear
when the official vote is counted or per
haps be found to belong to the othel
side The result Of no election in Penn
sylvania has been accurately known il
less than q week after the casting of thu
vote.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-13

YESTERDAY, October 18th, was the
day for the election of members of con-
gress and local officers in Virginia. The
result will be looked for with much in
terest. Many of the candidates original
~ announced withdrew from the canvass
prior to the election, on account Of their
inability to take the test oath which will
be demanded of them before admitting
them to seats in the congress, and in sew
eral of the Districts only one candidate
remained in the field IN fact much diff
ficulty has.been encountered lin finding
men even ordihadly y competent to rep
resent their Districts who could consci
entiously swear that they had never Civ
ell aid or comfort to persons engaged IL
armed hostility to the government OF
the United States. The infamous test
oath in this State is modelled after that
required of members of congress, and is
mainly identical with it in language.