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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-26

MAYORS OFFICE, AUGUST IL, 1865.
VI Sealed Proposals will be received by the
until ~ o'clock m, on SATURDAY,
10Th Of August, for the construction Of the sewers
in tho alleys In Square No. 100 in accordance with
the act approved March %, 1865,
The sewers to be two feet inside diameter, the
walls to be four inches Tor one brick thick SIX
cesspools or inlets covered with iron grallhss
similar to the one at the entrance VI the a!ey on
tho west side of Fourteenth street, south oil rem
sylvania avenue, i r,,, ,or
Bidders will state the price per lintNl loT' ~
the sewers, which shall include al eA'"'"''0H''
&c, &c, ard for cesspool or inlet eaGh. a.. c,,v
All necessary Information obtained o. Wv, RSrd
Surveyor or Commissioner Of the seS' hid ""'N
Noho ou' P''''''"' RICHARD WALLACE,
or,o.oo,d Mayor
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INGTON MILITARY AND
w NAVAL CLAIM AGENCY.
c.. BUEDY, A. s.GURSEE,
Late of the Pay Departt Late Capt % Y. I'M.
BUNDY GURNEE,
22j Pennsylvania avenue, Opposite willardh)
ORDNANCE, oUARTERMAsTBRs,
CoMMlssARY, BOUNTY,
BACK PAY PRIZE MONEY,
HORSES LOST OR KILLED IN SERVICE,
And all Claims against the Government speedily
collected and promptly RENTED.
Money advanced to Officers during settlement.
jyl-ly.
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ID ERT ECn,
7 DIN JOLLIF FEE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office on the northeast corner Of and Fifteenth
streets, opposite the east entrance Of
the Treasury Building,
Washington City,
d. O.
Attends especially to claims upon the United
States iyl2.ly
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The market was very full this morning.
Prices ranged as follows:
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AT LOUISVILLE, KY, UNTIL wEDNBs

AT LOUISVILLE, KY, UNTIL WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 80, u m. for the
Model Barges Charmer, Henry Clay, Voolfolk,
Payne No. o, and L. Norton, and for seventeen
az Gunwale Barges;
All Of which can be seen at LOUISVILLE, KEN.
TUCKY, until the day Of sale.
For the side-wheel Steamboat d. A. January
registered 100 tons.
Side wheel Steamboat Ohio, (wreck.)
And thirteen Q3) Guuwale Barges,
All Of which eau Oe seen a. NEW ALBANY, IN
DIANA, until tue day OF sale.
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TOURNAMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Il ..LryE Il avn. AT Cd.
THE PINBY BRANCH RACE COURSE,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1895. Z I

HORSE RACING 0'' VII. .' ..., ..-r.
FOOT RACING Il ...-..
SACK RACING,ti 'iJaI't
SPARRING III and
CLUB EXERCISES III
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CLOsE, CORBETT AND MONROE.

CLOSE, CORBETT AND MONROE.
JAMES T. CLOSE,
Late Colonel 10th Va. VOL,
=. L. CoRBETT,
OF Nov York,
W. A. MONROE,
Late Of War Department.
ATTORNEYS, U. S. CLAIM, REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE AGENTS, SOLICITORS
OF PATENTS
All business entrusted to our care will be at
tended to with promptness and fidelity.
OPPICE-NO. 227 Pennsylvania avenue,
Opposite Wizards Hotel,
Jyl-tf Washington, d. G.
pOBERT LEECn,
Late Solicitor Of the ofnce Of the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post ONCE Department
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw AND SOLICITOR OF
CLAIMS.
omte, 476 Seventh street,
Opposite the Post Once Department,
| Washington, d. @.
will practice in the Courts OF the District Of Co.
lumbia, the Court Of Claims, and the Supreme
Court Of the United States, aud will give prompt
| attention to the prosecution Of claims and the
adjustment OF accounts in all the Departments Of
| the Government
| Dan.rtmant de5
John JOL l. L,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office on the northeast corner of = and Fifteenth
streets, opposite the east entrance Of
Iha TFaa Rui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-05
Jersey City News.

ARnrsr OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER -On Sunday after
noon officer Manning, Of the Jersey City police nfor
nation Of two canal boatmen arrested n man named
Peter Weller on charge OF being concerned 10 the
murder of John stecn, week ago last Saturday, at
Reading Pa the deceased being brother Of the Chief
Of Police Of that place The prisoner committed 10
the City rfson 10 await requston. Yesterday he
admitted that he was engaged in q melee with Seen ;
that he fed, and, having since learned Of his DEATH
intended to go and deliver himself mp officer Manning
also learned that another who is implicated In the
murder IL at Newark, and accordingly went there last
night TO endeavor 10 effect his arrest
KILLED BIT THE CARs-About four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon little boy, about eight years OF age named
Calvin whose parents reside Railroad avenue, Jersey
CITY run over by horse the plank road
the slaughter house. and crushed TO death by the
wheels passing over his breast
RonBsp WHILE sLEErso.-A young man, named
Michael Smith, arrested yesterday forenoon, by
ocer Manning, charge Of having picked the pocket
Of his employer, Ralph Deramer captain OF canal boat,
OF two hundred and twenty i've dollars In money and
other articles while the latter sleeping In Relly's
stable IN Jersey City. portion Of the money was re-
covered
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the Fire in Broadway.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


A statement appeared IN your paper Of Septerlber4
that alarm Of Ere occurred in the Seventh district,
on the night Of September s. accustomed by gmoke being
discovered In the ONCE of Butterelds land Despatch
Company, No. % Broadway, and the a.rm finished up,
as the custom Of late with puglistic
ter between the members OF Hose Cempany 20 and
of the runners of Engine Company 90 the result of
which that the members OF Hose 80 obliged
leave their carriage which was aiken the house by the
police of the First preciDc, hereby contradict that
statement and say that riey members of Engine
Company No. 20 who "acked US, and not runners as
reported in your payer. They lay concealed in the
entries and doors os Trinity place aud Rector street.
waiting for the hos carriage 10 by and pounced out
the few nen WHO were on the rope Of the hose car
rage driving them away by throwing bricks and
them also wish TO contradict the statement that the
pogce of the FIRST precinct had to take she carriage home
There wore only two members out at the time and
they with couple of runners took the carriage home
and not the police, as mentioned in your paper also
wish TO state there Is combination Of three compa
MES Engine 20 included lying in want for every
Of fire. and who endeayor 70 create disturbance
and upset our carriage MEMBER
of Lady Washington Hose Company, No 49,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
ANDREws--TAYLoR-0n Saturday, September O. at
South Norwafk Conn.,, by the Rev. Mr.. Ross, of Hart
ford HENRY BEEKBAN ANDREWS, of Brooklyn, N ", to
ELIZABETH H. eldest daughter Of the Hon. Nelson Tay
lor of this city No cards
KEseErHI-H uRESER.--On Tuesday, August %, at the
Church Of st. Francis Seraph by the Row. A. Kesseer,
assisted BY Revs A. Pfeifer and I. POrzsk, ALoYnus
KEssEIER LOUISA HUsENER only daughter OF Gertrude
widow of Frederick Hubener both of this city.
KMaHr-SMIrB.-At Perth Amboy, NJ j., on Mon day.
September by the Rev. H. Freeman, assisted by the
Rev A. g. Trawson, THos. 7. KNIGHT, Of Brooklyn, N
Y 20 MARv OAKLEY daughter OF the hate Joel Smith, Of
the former place.
observation-disclosures. -in this city, on Sunday Sep
tembcr 8, by Rev. Dr. 8. Adler, SAMUEL UMSBLDER TO
Miss BERTHA MAYBKRG. No cards.
San Francisco (Ca.) papers please copy.
WHrAKER-CHEsrER--At st. Georges church, on
Thursday August 81, by the Rev. Stephen H. Tying,
D. D. Rev O. w. WHITAKER. Of Massachusetts 10 JpLiA
youngest daughter Of Thomas l. Chester Esq, Of this
cikv
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC ron yeRK-snn
SUN RisHs. 81 NOON Rises eve
~ u10m morn %
Port OF New York, September 4, 1865.

r.Eak+D
Ship Adnoug ut Gushing, San FranciseoJ Robinson
Ship North American, Tswart, LIverrool-winlams &
Ship Catharine tBr), Encl Phladephia-Baetier 4 De
BARK Albert Good (Br,, Frazer Enthusiastically
bark catbarna tIam), Schultz AntwsrpFunch Meincke
Bark Pegdersast tBr). lawson Rio Janeiro-Peuder-
Bark American Eagle, Jameson Aspinwsi-Panama Rail
Bari Ellie tsr. nOToSsy Hsy ;.. c,.., r,omo.oo
BARK Ts%plar tArs, Wilson, Baii%ors~E DAWSON.
BIZ BIZ SG IcTd tbr, Mcleod s. Johns MN Greene
s sss SA%sSfsaS si,l Sq
schr Minnie (Br) Bsrbarie 81 John, NB-Msr Housh-
sssr kirsaa y ss:: cs sm
scir W Loud Frye PhIladeiphia-H W Loud Co.
ssSs Reynolds ss.sesans So,
Steamer steam es,s1 Thompson McKais Baltimore ''
S hsss $ssS
10 issn
e, Gp scIt . ans ESrsss &
& Jones: "a h. =:. sR 81
90 oa &c. for
:;;ss. :ss S.SyS ssIss S x
is Twiishi HENCE iSr wIlming.oS; same day,
two white balls in centre Of each apparently foreigner
The detained on Sandy Hook 10 hours on accoun, Of
:ss.s ssps Sse Win s
8 sn On S ss":SSs ss1.ds hence
Ta.mg:Sn nsaGcs ara sSSss
81 oa Qhnco,essue, passed steamship Yssoe hence
steamship xlbcmarle, Bourne Richmond, "a bours With
ss. snS hour. with md
Steamship r,sreosIs Sherwood Portland, with mdse and
Brig Boscs Lindsey xspinwai "a days. with mdsc, to
,csn ss,nsr sy Tn su
heal ss.; Weather s1 very s as IS
scbr II Middleton. Pryor. Martinique, Is days. with sugar,
seSr isTs B5) Lockhart Curacao Il days. with hides
scSf Julia Conn Curacao is days. with mdse, to Joseph
sess cslso buch, Ernst curaoos Is days. in ballast to
schr Maria Jane Parrit. Turks Islauds with salt 70
scIr tbsle Bradford, Freeman, Salt Cay 10 days with
schr ovocs, Marlin Savannah, 10 days. with cotton and
schr wcnonsb, warner, Savannah. Is days. with cotton
seSr John q whpple Simpson, Charleston, days. with
ssSf ioI%ss, Ireland, Beaufort ,sss,, So, 7days
sssr w% AS GsHS.s w Es'ss sl yIsn'
s ssSr R ss1ssss s Sssoa yy!fs Virginia.
| schr Jos Grant, McGinnis, Qeoretown, Dc
sSr EESIsa .qa9sse ni sssH day.
sssr s sssTf fns dIisb ssier fTfsesvdn
s sSv ids s Asy
sssr Cone Crosby ASap SGr rSv
| sehr Matilda West from Cart,
| de Pumarejo. u..,ow
s ss.s g ssSss 'ss 8. s's~sa' '''''''
| Brs nun,s-
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. -
GRAND EXHIBITION
" NEW FALL AND wiNTER DRY GOODS.
MONDAY, sEPTEMPER = 1885,
OFFER MAGNIFICENT STOCK
NE" '''>'' FRENCH MERINos-
EMPRESS CLOTHS, .,n.o.s ms, .,vrs
and other and fashionable "a dress goods.
New Cashmere shawis OF the latest styles
ufactured.
ALSO,
Several novelties In Cloth and Beaver Cloaks.
FROM THE LARGE AUCTION SALES.
FINE FRENCH MERfNOS ut 9oc. and u pcr yard .
LUPiNs FRENCH MERiSos, at 81 10 tosI Is per yard
LATEST STYLES PRiNTED DELAINEs at Sc.
NEW ALPACAS, all colorE, at SOC.
sgrEEf 9HA5.TYr atfh ana & g &C. and M
TARTAN PLAID DO, at Uc
REAL SHAKER FLANNELs warranted not to shrfnk),
ios linen sIIEErrNos 81 10 worth 81 rs and cheaper
than Muslin Sheetngs 49,.
FINE wooLLEN BLANKETS, at % 80 TO % per pair
AL Linen fable DAMHsKs, AZ 5sc:, worth 81 10
NEW BLACK AND WHITE BALMoRALs I" ~ 70
worth g. zen
large lol n Muslin and Lace Curtains white pink and
blue Quilts and Counerpanes just purchased AZ sanee
LADIES will find the goods we offer them this week web
worthy immediate attention. and ms the market prc0
Is advancing every day and goods are becoming scarcc
scrrrer thar been known for years bcsore-the
earlier their purchases the satisfactory n~
will them. Many OF he goods we are Offering are
worm more in 'n' ""'''''' wK PEyToN,
272 md IA Bowefy, near Houston street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-05

DIsBoSfsr SERVANT GIRL A young woman, named
Fredcrica strob, employed In the family OF Mr. Coyle
No 163 Washington street. Hoboken, arrested yes.
feriay by Police Captain Davis charged with having
sfoen two hundred and ninety dollars in money and
various small articles from her employer. portion Of
the property recovered The accused who Is old
offender, was committed for trial.
ARpEsr or A PfcKrocKyr.--A young man, giving his
name David Deacon, arrested az the Hobokcn
ferry on sunday evening, while attempting TO take a
watch from the pocket OF French gentleman named
a Guisand. He was committed for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-05
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
REnARKR.

sunday--Clear and sutry.
honday-Clear and fine
Tuesday-Cear and sutry.
Wcdnesday-Clear and sultry.
Thursday-CeH and sultry.
Friday-Clear; very sultry; cloudy al night
saturday-Rain A. NJ; very suIfry day and night;
light rain evening
Rain TALL, u inch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-05
CRY IHsPECToR's DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF RECORDS AND STATISTICS, |
10 City Hall Square, Chatham street,
NV York, September 4, 1866.

IN iooc...... isf
This table proves the public health TO have been
usually good during the recent months, and much
better than In the corresponding period OF 1854. 1t is
apparent to any man who has spent any considerable
public cOnveyanccs, workshops, &c, &C., contain 50
many persons. There relaxation OF business in
August such IL usual, but throughout the entire
month trade and business kept up equal to the most
busy Of former years To do the work greater
number of laborers must hive been employed II Is
exaggcraton 10 gay population exceeds that OF last
year from 900 10 5000 With this increase the NOR
tay s 1a7 less In the two months, and In August al
less. Yours respectfully, &C.,
Registrar Of Records Of Statistics
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NEW YORK, Sept =, 1895 !
BUREAU OF SANITARY INSPECTION.
The following Is q schedule Of the work Of the Bureau
Of sanitary Ipspecton the abatement and removal OF
puisances &c. FOR the week ending September 1906
ABATEMENT NUHANeW.
Complaints Of nuisances, &C., received. ...... 70
Notices for abatement served 226
Nuisances abated under notice .............., 298
Sinks and water closets cleaned. "a
Loads of night soil removed from the city mits ga
Dead horses removed from the city limits ...... liz
Dead cows removed from the city limits.
Dead goats removed from the city Limits. 10
Dead hogs removed from the city limits 10
the city limits 24o
Number Of barrels OF oflal 3,s73
uSsouND plsAsED OR UNHEALTHY MEATS, FISH, POULTRY,
Beef lbs 100
Mutton lbs 295
Fish, lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.


weekly Report of Deaths
M THE ciry or NEW YORK, FROM THE 18TH DAT
Or .ra,,sr 70 THE iru DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1865.
Men, os women ss boys lse girls l9i ,o aos. osi
Adults, 1871; children, $50 maies' ao'; ie"a'cs'
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Pain instantly removed all acute, in1ammntory, mala-
,ious or INFECTIOUS prevented and cxernnsted
feeble and nervous 70 srcnSh yg9r snd
sound health by the Of RAILWAYS READY 1tElLEF.
hottie will do good cure more ana Keep
clear and healthy than ten doiarS spenS
for all other medicines or hitters In Use. a.,
externally few drops taken internally
WIN Instantly the sufferer from the most violent and
terrible palms. and restore the weak, feeble and
frame 20 strength and vigor. -t-s ~
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
arrhoca cholera painful discharges
from the bow els stopped fifteen twenty minutes BY
taxing Railways Relief No congestion or nhamnls
ton 40 weakness assude will follow the use OF the r.
r. Relief -. rxx,c
For headache whether sick rheumatism, lum-
bsgo and weakness in the back spine or kdneys
around liver pcusy, sweings Of the tolnts pains 10
the bowels heartburn and pains Of ali kinds Radway's
Ready Relief win afford immediate ease, and It's continued
use for few days effect permanent cure
Sold by druggists, and at No. 81 Maiden lane
CCHILBERGs GERMAN 0INTMENT..wAREANTEp
- cure, without the slightest danger, Tor fiea
old Wounds, Scrofula Salt Rheuin, all Bone and s,n
Diseases. &c. For sale at the drug store " bowey.
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK.0r NEW YORK 4 an M
viii issue Certificates Of Deposit bearing inter
est favorable terms. J. L. WORTH, Casnier.
New YORK. August 81, 1906
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,,,, turner. o.u, philadsph.; sl.s Mount Hope VI

Mary Turner Caps, Philadelphia sis Mount Hope, No
'fPoRTsMoUyH Aug So Arr brig A Gatte, Mcbride
Philadelphia schrs Mary Ella Taipey Dr bosers feaon'
and pnv. :c sp' Sss rarbou Pendeton osorseown
PRoyfDENCE, Sept lar steamer asstsa Jones New New
York; schrs Argus Eve Townsend New ofsans var
rii Kelley Philadelphia: Minnie kinne, PARSONS and
Nelson Rose, do; Ontario Barber, En1apethPert; Eau
LSls ounnnshs Jersey c,sy Wn RoSiOSos do; psloop
fooe t AsSo E ar sd esrs Ellen barnes CLIFFORD
depha; George Marsh Irwu Effort nenne'; areae'
Fox and Martha Baxter, do Lille Sanders
NYork; James Lucy Robbins, do mr. v,,
2d-Arr schrs Fair Wind Smith, Georgetown' Ins.
Matthew BALTIMORE sa al. es Pett and Hen
bethport; sloop Harvest corwtn, NYorf SID pig VA
Banks Kechhm, Philadelphia; schrs Robert Leaey Gu
dens, Baltimore; Sayon Richardson, rnlaoeipn,ha ,s n
King Cook do; Copy Wheeler Ezsbehpor ona Fred
BOWIE Carr Meen BsbeocE and mawps do
d-Sd brig Burmah, sherman, Philadelphia; schfs NE
dite Franklin, Frederick Warren Robinson, 90 to I
abethport according to wnd); May Miller Dayton 1h
PxWTUCKET, Sept sid schrs Lady Of the Ocean po
land and Mary Emily Williams, Philadelphia Brooks
'sxvASNAH Aug as-cld bark Walker. Latham New
SOth-Arr steamship America Lindt New York; schr
Howard. Nckerson. Hilton Head Cid sohr EnchanHess
SALEM, Aug 30-Arr briggs F Larrabee, Carlisle;
Strout Wallace. and Waterloo Pickering Elizabehport
schrs Elizabeth, Perkins, do; Massachusetts kennson
NYork Sept sI%mons Godfrey and John Gsdwaader
Rnringaine; A Aldrdge Fisher; y Flanagan Cain;
Rockhil and ID Sincr, May Philadelphia.
SOMERSET, Sept 2-Arr schr Artist, Forester NYork
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MILLINERY.

THos. JONANIQUE, 6os BROADWAY, UP STAIRS,
win open on "Wednesday Sept with bis new assors-
other millinery articles Of late Importation and which he
offers 10 the trade.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-07
New Work Market.
ny Telegraph.


NEW YORK, Feb g.
COTTON-Firner but not very active at soc
for middliDg.
FLOUR-State aud western ., better mod.
crate business doing; Extra State, - S5&g 10:
Extra r H. o.. Sl0 IS 1000, trade brands, slO95
all %. Market closed quiet.
WHISKY-Dull; at - 39d2 3al for State
and a. 30G2 81 for Western.
WHEAT-2GSc better No Milwaukee Tub.
81 Is.
RYF-Quiet ct 81 On.
BARLEY steady
CORN-Quiet and without esldcd change
OATS-0uiet al 81 20 offered 81 ce4 asked Tor
Western.
q HETEROGENEOUS at Il i9c foI crude; &c
for refined in bond and SS0 s9c .0r refined free.
PORK-Opened unsettled, but closed decided
L. frmer and in GOOD demand, NJ S33dU 90 fol-
new mess closing al s36 for regular, and go - a
81 60 for 1863 mess cash and regular way, clos.
inc at Sj4 for cash - 80 d30 81 for prime, and
$Sl 1895 40 for prime mess. Also $500 bbs. o.
new mess for February and March BUYERS OPP
ton, at SIS
BEEF-CSiet; prices firm
BEEF EAMS-Duil, al $40 81 for Western.
BACON-n GOOD demand, bat held aJcvc buy
er,' views Cumberland cut at 233 d2'fc.
DRESSED H0GS--firmer and mort doing. IL
Is, "a Ice Tor Western.
CUT MEATS-QUiet and firm at lee Ior
Shoulders aud 20 for Hams.
LARD-TirmcT. 4; S3ic Coz very choic,.
BUTTEE-Firm. at 3 a i6c for Ohio, and i2 j
SO, for State
CHEESE--Stlady,a at IA a22c.
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New York Money Market.

IBy Telegraph
New YORK, Feb. g.
MONEY--Quiet easy and i'll good supply at
6Q7 = cent.
STERLIN6-Quie at II G9i a / go gold.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A shade firmeI
with moderate business doing.
GOLD-Firmer. with only moderate business
however opening ut 81 IL and closing at - 49,
r. r. STOCKS-C. & p, soto; p. Ft.-W. & CO.
CSC. .t
STOCKS-Firner. -,.---.. i...-. .,.. .-,t
WEEKLY BANK STATEMEST--LOans de-
crease AIS S.. Specie increase q, $50 q. Cir
culation decrease $500 g. Deposits increase
e3/SS3 25. .f,. a 4. 81 s.iIa .i.ti fi-t, e ~ Z
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-07
SLEEPING CARS wa
on NIGHT TRAINS To
Philadelphia, New York ~ Baltimore.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
NSFERRED FREE
RREISsgIES.

BY this route Freights Of all descriptions can
he forwarded to and from Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, or Baltimore, to and from any
point on the Rail Roads of Ohio Kentucky, In.
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, IOwI, 0r Missouri, ID
Raih0dd direct 800 .t .a .HI.
The PenIsy lvanil Central Rail Road also CON
meets at Pittsburg with Steamers, by which
Goods can be forwarded 10 any port on the Ohio,
Muskin.um Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin,, Missouri, Kun
SIS and Red Rivers; ana At Cleveland, Sandusky
and Chicago with Steamers 10 all Ports on the
North. Western Lakes
Merchants and shippers cntrusting the trans
portltion OF their Freight to this Company, can
rely with confidence on It's speedy transit.
me RATES or FREIGHT To and from any point
in the West 10y the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road are at all times Is favorable aS are charged
10y other Rail Road Companies.
% BE particular 10 mark packages via
PCnnsy lvuia Central Il. r.
For Freight Contracts or shipping Directions,
apply 1907 address either of the tOllOwin. \ gents
Ol tE, Company:
u. \. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburg
CLARKE n CO. Transfer Agents, PittsburG
II. W. BROWN y Co, Cincinnati Ohio.
Il. &. MELDRUM y Co, Madison. Ind.
}. l.. MOORE. Louisville, Ky.
W. NJ AIKAiAN, Evansville, Ind.
Il. +. SASS. 81 Louis, No.
CLARKE. y CO., Chicago. ILL.,
J. II. MCCOLM, Portsmouth q.
j. ~ LOVE, Mysvilio Ks.
HALL y co, Marietta, ..
f. AGlES husl.in,nm River.
W. II. y J.. l.. LANGLEY, GaliipoDs, y. 3D.
III. =. PIERCE ~ Co, GAINESVILLE q.
n. II. HUDSON, Rlplcy. ..
Il {. MELDkUM General Travelling \ gent
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Grocery aud Provision Market.

(Retail)
WHEELING, Feb. 6.
COFFFE-5G055 per Id.
Saskatchewan - G30, Crushed j., Coffee "a,
Pulve-ized -. -
TEAS-Grcan 81 4Od2 GO, Black 81 GO02 CO.
CHEESE-25d3O per Id.
soaps as per 10.
CANDLES-TallOw D, Star 30.
RICE-iS02O per ID.
POTATOES-iu050 per peck.
APPLES-l503j per peck.
HOMINY-l0 per quart.
OLASSES-Sorghum 81 Oh Cuba 81 40 Bal
more syrup 81 81 per gal.
VINEGAR per gal
CORN MEAIr-iI per peek or Il % per bush.
BUCKWUEAT FLOUR-G per Id.
FLOUR DC per 10, 1T Sli0ll - per bbl for
best brands
CuICKENS-I2lc per III or 3J@iJc apiece.
IURKEYS-2J per III or 81 51G2 50 apiece.
GEESE-6G0el 90 apiece or l5cpcr lb.
CARBAGE-50l5 per he.G.
BEETS-i'd ~ per peck.
DRIED APPLES--lCc per quart.
DRIED PEACHES-3'c per quart.
CHARACTERISTICS per quart.
ONIONS-S3 W per bus. or sue per peck.
WALNUTS-30G 80 per peck
SUELL3ARKS-tjc per peck.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-07

" TUW-III I'U'tV NTIINON, UT 1877 W
Barrel Nails, extra light, 2Jc y keg higher.
For lots OF less than lUJ kegs the prices are Ia
cents p keg higher than the foregoing list.
rERNIs-Siyty days OF three per cent. discount
lor cash, par funds within ten days Of shipment
No discount on bills o! less than fifty dollars.