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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-14
4 Concilintory Policy.

We have frequently been a.,a.,iitd
Ly varions persons of the Republican,
persuasion, for advocating in the REGI
IsTER the adoption of concilia.ory
policy towards the people of the
south We have been called SYM
pathizers with rebellion, ""Col perheads,' >
''rebels," and the whole catalogue of those
epithets which have been So generally
substituted for argument blythe eXter-
mination party during the past four
years, have been hurled at us again aud
again. A certain set Of men who claim
ed to be preeminently .'loyal" have been
continually breathing oat threatenings
and slaughter against every man, woman
or child living south of Mason and Dix
ons line, and strove to make blood fhirs
tiness the test of devotion to the Union
of the States And since the war ended
and portion of the men who were en-
gagged in the late rebellion have returned
to their former homes in this State nm
der the guaranteed protection of the ci al
and military poyer of the United States
theseTloyal" gentry have been engaged
in raising mobs and sending threatening
letters and publishing inaammat"ry ar.
ticles in the newspapers for the purpose
of driving these men from the State OF
inangnrating system of anarchy aud
murder in onr midst. We do not desire
to be understood to say that an the mem,
beers of the Republican party either par
sued or approved of this course, bnt a
certain noisy and vindictive set, III this
and other counties in the State, clamored
for the adoption Of extreme aud hnlawful
measures against the, Soutf and The re-
turning rebels Now. however, the IA
svingsof the extremists are being sileneed
and we have the satisfaction of seeing the
policy which we have consistently advo
Gated from the first formally5adopted as
the rule OF the government and the prac-
tice of the courts
Weare not Sc foolish as to suppose that
this change of affairs hascome TO pass in
any degree through our agency or in
consequence Of our advocacy of this
course: We have referred to the past
simply TO show the men who were VIC
lently denouncing us six months ago that
we were right and they were wrong at
that time The speech made by Presi.
dent JOHNSON to the southern delega-
tion, Q telegraphic report Of which we
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Iss.1 , At H.nprp,s Ecu ! !

AFFAIRS AT HARPER,s FERRY.-We
learn that the colored population at Har
.per's Ferry now greatly outnumbers the
white, and that considerable animosi ty
exists between certain classes of the lat
ter and the freedmen, A number of re.
turned Union soldiers few days ago at,
tempted to break up colored prayer
meeting. and on Saturday last they de-
molished q refreshment saloon kept at
the Ferry by an old colored man An
officer Of the Freedmen,s Bureau will
doubtless be stationed at this point to
look after the freedmen's affairs.-Wash.
ingtoa Star = a. fo.t, ttaG"sf
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CHANGE OF MARKET HOURS.


IA fishing an evening market at the Second
Ward Market House, in the city of Wheeling
SECTION L. Be it ordained by the Council OF
the city of Wheeling, that on and after the lat
day OF October next, there shall be held at the
Second Ward Market House in this city, an
evening market OF four hours duration on every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, opening at three
O'Clock P. M, and closing at seven O'clock P.
NJ; from the ist day OF October until the 3Ist
day of March, and opening at four O'Clock P. M.
and closing at eight o'clock p. NJ from the LIST
day of April until the 3Oth day Of September.
SECTION 2. All ordinances and regulations in
force and governing the markets heretofore es;
tabllshsd shall govern and regulate the 1ening
market herein provided for. 80.
And the authority and duties Of the Clerk OF
the market are hereby extended to the same
SECTION g. All ordinances and parts Of ordi-
nances heretofore adopted coming in couhict
with the provisions Of this ordinance, are hare
by repealed
SECTION T. This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its passage. ,.t
Il. F. FEENY, City Clerk.
Passed September 10th, 1865. seplIJr
fIntelligencer and Stats Zeitnng copyl
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Democratic County Central
Committee.

Ls6ertv-John Brady, Peter Delaplain, John
Faris.
Unien-Georgs R. Tingle. John Vogler, John
Scarborough.
RicAland-George Sswtell. A. Allison,
Robert Marshall.
Olay-Jacob Bayha, T. j. Campbell. james
Matthews. amt
Triadelpkia James Robinson, Shepard Thorn
burg, Alexander Riggs.
Nddison-D Schambra John Ball Thos Poi
lack, Sr.
house, d. Hardenstein.
Fashin9ton-A. j Pannell, John G Mooth
John F. Baer
Webser-N Reister. George Watson.
Stanley.
CenTe-Andrew Wilson, John Hoffman JAS
G. Whyte. sepi4-lt
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DLACK AND sCARLET PLAID
.s.Ig4s rJ.H. SMITH & COS.
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LOST,

I'm MONDAY MORNING, SOME
~ place in the streets of Wheeling a ribbed
silver Penhslder with gold pen and pencil in
it. Tho finder will be literally rewarded BY
returning it to John Cumming, Sup't OF Water
Works, or by leaving il at this Office f.
septl23t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
; J 500 REWARD.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

IN HE AUCTIOu SALE We III
i Goods and other articles at the store of the
undersigned, In the town of Falton. which was
thursday evening, Sept 18th, at 7o'elsck, and
continued as follows: Friday, Sept 18th, at
O'Clock, and Friday evening at i Saturday at
O'Clock and Saturday evening at ,
sepl4 SILAS W. WHARTON.
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New City Omnibus Line.

Fare ten cents each way.
Excursion Tickets, from any point TO
the Post Office and return, Is cts.
Box or trunk, 10 cts; package 5 cts.
All packages entrusted to our care will be
promptly delivered.
The and o'clock Omnibuses run via the Fee
male College for accommodation of scholars.
Tickets for salp by the package at the office of
Sept 131m BURLEY CO
Madison Street
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gzS9EgE sSsMAHRARRs rasrr *
.esAt che First prssSy terrain sChureE AZ Rax
D. W: Nsher; on "Wednesday evening. Sent.
18th, Mr.. JoAN W1sNrrcHEIL and aMIss H
GRACE WOODS, daughter Of the late A. p
Woods, Esq, snof thiscity.
On Tuesday evening, Sept l2th at the resi-.
dance Of the bride, by the kev. Mr.. Martin, Ar.
VIZ. b, STEELE and Miss NARY e. HULL, al
Of this city.
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A kiS1hfs EIGHTH AVENUE
SOMEBODY HURT
COMMENCING MONDAY. rasS IA ~ Hopvy rvr,,
oLARK,s GENUINE 200 YARDS SPOOL COTTON,
wILLIMANTIo GENUINE 400 YARDS SPOOL COT
BROOKS GENUINE 200 YARDS SPOOL COTTON,
oRR's MAcNAUeHrs GENUINE 200 YARDS. %.
JOB LOT CLARK'S COTTON, soiled, &c.
EXCELLENT DO YARDS SPOOL COTTON, N,4crrrSn &C.
E1 q kEEp PRIoss or shfESq 4AEY sfEAK iSe
ISSS BEST PASARs Pass' 4 NEE sEs5tEs BEES; & t.
SWAN Bill s3 Hooks AND EYES. %. card
HAIR PINS &c. bundle. Also
BRAs BUTTONS dIhPs fR Tfl9MMHISRsN MAIR NETS FL ioo up
5000 YARDS or RIBBONS, reduced from iOc 70 sOc o. on
FLOWERS AT YOUR PRICE
BLooMERs AND HATS, l5lIc to $s So ..v,rs sc.Yx
LAbTEs LAbIEs sPRrSa kiR SdoGEs GESvs Is to Is pair
HEAVY re cQTT0s S1 ias Jose &c., Sc
ExGs gT1E III EEGTIAk sFK Hosh k4SE s pas HOSE
GENTS COTTON HALF HOSE, lbc 5c -, zc; cr,pvs a.
ornrs LINEN sSS RAiss s LINEN CUFFS o
shnis sPIESDIp LINEN MANDKgRGaiEfs 49, 49, 2os
BEST coRsErs IN IT THE CRY EEpgGE6 70 q S
DRESS rkiiSSssiNcs kiiSSs Sst AT TABoGT QUARTER COST.
SILK GIhPs b. &c. 4o h e. YES YAFs OF MUSLIN CHEAP
GENTS SHIRT D0seHs 8Hkr E$Es 2. OTHER GOODS
BETWEEN rwENrY-FIRsT AND TWESTysEcosD
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financial and commercial companies 70 which the war
In the United states indirectly gave existence.
In comparison Of the market values Of the leading
railway stocks In January, 1854 and at the present time
intended to speak Of their value being from
forty to sixty five dollars per share less thal then
not their gold value OF Gold at that time at
about its present range its fluctuations during the month
mentioned having been between l51 u 10 1593<
The quotations for government securities and railway
and miscellaneous shares at the Stock Exchange in this
city, at the close Of each Of last four weeks
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HOUSES, MARKET CELLARS AND OTHER PRO
III perty belonging 10 the Corporation Of tho city Of New
York, TO be leased at auction.
The Leases Of the following described property belonging
public auction at therCty Hail. Thursday April 6 1855
at 10 o'clock A. NJ :
Castle Garden for OF years, from May 1885.
Brick House No 5s7 Hudson street. for term OF i've
avenue for term Of five
Hay Scales Tompkins Market OF Ave years. from
Hay Scales Charles street. for term of Eve years. from
Plot OF Ground Canal street. Hoboken street and West
street. formerly occupied country market for term OF
ten years, from May |, 1865.
Cellar under Fulton Market known part Of No 81 cor
Beekman and South Streets for term OF four years.
Cellar No q Washington Market fronting vesey street,
for term Of four years, from May l, 1855
No 3Washington Market fronting vesey street. FOR
term Of four years from May l, 1855
Part of No Washington Market fronting on Washington
street, for term Of four years. from May ], 1855
No Washington Market fronting on Washington street,
No II Washington Market fronting Washington street,
for u term OF four years. from May l. 1865.
Cellar No. q Centre Market, corner Grand and Centre
streets for term Of four years from May l, 1865
No Essex Market fronting on Grand street. for
term Of four years, from May ]. 1885 49,. =,
No Essex Market fronting Grand street. for torn Of
four years, from May l, 1855.
Nos and Essex Market Essex and Grand streets
for q Of four years, from May J., 1855.
and conditions Of sale be had on application AZ
the Comptroer's office.
By order OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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DuBLIc DOCKS, PIERS AND SLIPS

DUBLlC DOChS, FiEhS AMD SLIro
The right collect the wharfage for the
~ the Il, Day q na @ w ss
8 1855 At ten O'Clock 4 AokiT M;;T RIVER
1-North SIDE of per No. L. with bulkhead be-
tween piers Me- N:s p M and Is ;,
5SorsS half .! pier No. is with half of bulshead bs.
South half Of pier No. a. with half OF bulthead be-
a aa Ds. esS ps % with part
ss:$ $:I! $:5 S:|! g! e.. e.: r E E 4 4
ana 3 sns a sd xA half Of 0u'th''d between piers No.
Ne & % g : ss ns. No. s 8
head III. n .pS $ BE s ss 81 saSss
spd1s :d No. 70 .ohr
y line 9s hoSossn 'sssss sssSe.n Mar. No .ndM
H-ssasS Ssit q Pr e. = ''' -'' =
SFisr So s .ss ss. sSish:sd S:ssssn 20. = and
! :: s.: 8: e.; :::. e; :,
g: ;' s' ss .Ss :
:. Ne Ne s. foot e s ss::
= 4: e. foot Foot e
is S-Fisr Il *: he fSo SSs q q !sss:ss :!s:ss
S;yg.sss s:i s:i. ss and.
S-tSps1 -tSysf h.9 ssf Of SI Fisr r1sF No. No. !
s: Es.s1 sssS;:s Ss :. Pc. s;.rsse so 'r' No. s'nds
aHpps, half Of Pier no with sultAs.d between piers
S-ySssl SS-yyss;s S.S s.i & & f':s fsI ss; ss 1
I-Lowsr half q Pier No H. with loa feet snehss Of
Ss!lnf1S %spess ssssife S.is 9, z fi.a :af No a
D-Bnikhsad between piera Nos Is and1 10
ttpsss ttSssF ss14 nslf q s'fi fiss N No. y 70.
RSsS.SSs SnsT Ss SssTssn 81 ps1 EC eisrs n Nos %
IEppsr Ssii q q Re! SS 4
S-Bushesdb = between y s, Pier. Nos ~ and 1S
TSs Buiihesd on The lower side OF Pier Ne So TO the
S1Iowsr half o. Pier 10 81 with AK feet of BulhheAd
N-uPper half q Pier No. 81, with half Of Buithsad be
slower half q Pisr No s. with half Of Builhsad
SfsG No ss With half Of Il bulhead between Pier. Nos
s-Lswer half e Pier No. Aoie half Of Bulkhsad bs-
fsss. I;s::, S:if S:If & 3 F;:5 s.. SSs Ss 1: K
ss-gpper half Of Pier Pier No. g ~ ..,.ss =
seo half g fPS 81 with hal. of Buli..4 be.
ss-UPper ssf q Ps:So s. with half Of Buiihead be-
sower half q Pier 50 with half Of Buikhead be-
tween ss Piers Nos 50 and u -.. .,,. :,
Rivngon street and 70 within nifty feet ofthe Pier besween
k,snisSn s.sssd f.s S.sp,s' s Ss fco, c:rsi e. Third street.
7oPier at the foot Of Fifth street Preserving portion on
n-BaiIhead a. the foot Of Fifteenth street
Pis &: he tSss q seventy alah s4sss sssss
Terms and conditions o. sale may be had on application
q he ''sns1; sz41s.% si " sisag ssss
Comptrolcs.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY March 26-6P NJ
AsBta Receipts, none. The market continues quiet,
and prices were nominal
BRsADsruF's Receipts, s6s bbls nour, u bbls and
143e bags corn meal 695 bushels corn, 447 do oats,
and 257 do rye The make, for state and Western -four
continued dull and prices of the choice grades declined
&c 10c., closing with demand at our outside quota
tons The sales were confined TO 5000 bbls State and
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Western 900 do Southern and 400 do. Canadian at
quotations Rye flour duh, and prices wholly
noninaly unchanged Corn meal in limited request,
and have only report sales OF 100 bbs at 81 for
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The wheat market was rather moro active and fmer
owing to the advance in gold The sales II, 900
bushels amber Michigan at 81 98 a 81 1000 do amber
Kentucky at 81 07 and 900 do winter red Western
at 81 90 81 95. There no inquiry for barley or
malt, and prices were entirely nominal Rye continues
dull and have sales of consequence to report The
market ruled quiet, but firm, sales 8 600 bushels
yellow at 81 So 81 5s Oats we're quiet and with
Canada and Pennsylvania, and 9sc a soc for western
CoTroN-Under the advance in gold tho market q
trae frmer, sales having been effected OF middng at
figures representing advance OF fully &c. per pound
compared with our last quotations. Ordinary was in
good supply and prices were lc. higher. The demand
however was moderate the sales being confined TO 800
bales at the following quotations, viz -
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Total crcuiation $lVs IoO,o o4V
The following national banks have been designated by
the Secretary of the Treasury repositories Of tho
public moneys for tho wcek ending March Sensational
Rockand Bank, Roxbury, Mass First, Alexandria, Va
Firss, Covington, KY; First, westne.d, N X; First
Rock Island, Ill
The authorization of tho following banks as doposito
ries has been withdrawn:--Frst, Amesbury, Mass I;
FIRST, Greenport, N.Y.
The receipts Of gold at this port from California this
year compare with the received during the
tu,c In lsal as follows
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on private terms.
LIME-Rockand may be quoted at ST. 90 81 80
for common and lump.
MoLAssEs-There perceptible change.to note in
the Market and wo have sales of consequence to
port
Hops- The demand for choice grades continues quite
active and full prices wore obtained Inferior qualities
The sales were $50 bales chiefly for consumption, at
l5c. a 3sc for old growth, and 25c SOC. for new.
OrLs-Linseed continues dull and heavy. Sales were
effected of 20 600 gallons the spot private terms
Holders demanded ST 50 but lower prices would proba
bly, bo accepted For crude fish there was no inquiry
quiet the transactions being confined to small parcels Of
lard at our last rates.
Petrol EUM-The market for crude continued quiet,
but with the rise In god prices about 1c higher
The sales 2750 bbls the spot at 33c 34c and
1900 bbs, for April delivery, buyers option, at s5c
Refined dull, but prices without essential
change sales 900 bbls at 52c for bonded and TIC 3c
for free. r-.-
lard. The pork market opened frmer with fair de-
mand but closed dull and lower; sales 1000 bbls at
s25 so s2o for new moss closing at $25 5o $22 SO
prime and s24 $25 so for prime mess We heard of
sales for future delivery. Beef was dull and heavy
ass @ M c a. r 1n has an1 e So So
and prices entirely nominal Cut meats quiet
and have only to note sales Of pkgs at loo a16Hc
moderate request and fully Kc lower with sales OF 600
boxes at l5c for Cumberland cut 16c for long ribbed
and long cut hams on private terms The lard market
bbs and terces at 16Xc 18kc for No fair TO prime
steam and kettle rendered Butter was in moderate re
quest at 1Sc 32Kc for State and 12c 2lc for West
ern Cheese only in moderate demand at l4c 2Sc
for common TO prime.
suGAR.-The rise in gold impaired nrmer tone 70 the
market for raw and prices advanced materially The de-
mand rather moro active, the sales reaching 750
hhds Cuba muscovado at prices ranging from IL Nc 70
1896 chiefly at Ike. q 1870. Refined was firm and
active at 14Kc 15Hc for soft yellow l6>Sc. q
17hc for soft white and 1sNc for powdered crushed
and granulAted
TAILow was dull, but Arm Sales 90, 900 lbs. at QXc
12,1c. also 5000 lbs. grease, part at lokc.
WHIsKEY. Receipts 343 bbls. The market continues
quiet but prices were shade frmer. Sales 800 bbls.
Western at 50 10 So IL.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
FERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION.

DERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION,
AT THE CITY HALL.
On Thursday, April 1854 at 70 O'Clock M win be sold
curi for term Of ten years from the lst day Of May
1885, ~ ~.
The Lease Of the Ferry as now established the foot
OF Whitehall street 70 Staten Island.
The Lease OF the Franchise Of the Ferry estab
shed from the foot Of Barclay street TO Hoboken
Tho Lease Of the Franchise or the Ferry estAb-
shed from the foot of Tenth street. East river 70 Green
point l.. l. - y. -.
The said several Ferry win be Sold with all the
rights privileges and advantages thereof belonging to tho
Corporation OF the city of New York.
Terms and conditions OF sale bo had on application a.
the Comptroer's office.
By order Of the Commissioners Of tho Sinking Fund.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
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GIVE TIE Pg"rLE l,r 4 ,ghScE GgAsSEl u,n,s
" 81 HSSs HSES AsH aSsPsER sHssE 4a1sE sHkEha
DO NOT fAGH nY d ~ S s9G 6Is
THE LIVE o&SS & SS sEH gEaFS5sSA SdSHi COMPANY
10000 SHARES sAF.Tn7, FaR EAiSR. .Ssso g PER suAn.
sussSFsrTISs 3 GssTs Fss snasE. sfnhIeEE.
woayga MITH ESnTSs s SssSsSsEsrs II IsSs a
h$sfT 1SsfEffSf Shi6Hss, %iSS ssss:;sl, S:s::sI;r
oPricE No. q BARcLxY ssTkEEr
.'
sf1s hs iSs' f f and s nd
Is usually the case through the medium q land brcters
this plan r. sss4rvE s'si1 ir;s Shs4 RRi's SHARE
CANNED upon this plan some weeks ago and two days
Afterwards 2; Ss ',SlS An 4 'i sSSf 81 TIN
The property the Live Oak Petroleum Company consists
s. fee oRgS:S '5 S1a % all sosS
bried Ton.sia creek which located Of the
ss through the entire S he a
double rSSss ss. and 0dns ample room for from
properly IN close proximity the land. Of the T,o
% I s's 'Isss
ss ne s . s he @ ss ss q s
twill thus be that this property is situated the
very heartof the great Pennsyy oil basin IL not
merely these general facts rich promise they
that led 70 the selection q this propery but the bona
nde, immediate presence OF oil.
Tho oil Of this region Is Of very superior quality
manding - - - -
than that of OH Greek.
The timber the estate II sufficient itself return tho
subscription price Of the stock In addition TO this parties
so S Os S the y s suS s0Sen 1a belief Mat
The working capital viii be Immediately applied 70 the
energetic Development of the property and speedy
OF large profits II confidently expected Remember that II
will take only twenty barrel wc to the stock
THE ENTIRE AMOUNT INVESTED IN ONE YEAR.
books OF the company Will be open for subscriptions
No 81 Barclay street. New York, on the morning of
THURSDAY, MARCH ~, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
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The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad earned, from
the 1st OF January TO tho 14h Of March, this year.
s22e $780, which exceeds the receipts for the time
In 1854 $40 1888.
The following national banks were authorised during
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Sk9SsTISsda ad4ps Lot SIX HxIE HcsE Aess e. Bs
ssaasDEB sHHEs HBsHs HHsHs
BEST ooRsnrs f.IK IN 4G s9nH2s of2 70
zS5T SF o5akFhn SEIT COST
SILK RkGSs GfsPs Fsis.sss H. ss 74sS cur.,
SHIRT ISSs % 4SSHh SSHRa ao6b
yaES4H I; H#sEESSSs sSss..
A IE0sA!hsa s9SHhlEHs HHES oS SfhhE 4hE SEASON IN
'''N SILK tx S53aEsss yaEtssIAHst, I!AHHsIt,.r.4rrror
FRENoH PERcALEs vr,v.
PLAIN TISSUE ALL SILK AND wooL-At 90 cents;
sTRiPED PoPLINs-one yard wide, at 81 lax; worth
FIGURED AND MILLERAIEs PoPLINs-As 81; worth
PLAIN QUEENS eHorM ssn, yoE Wsgs Ts4yEIIsa !. y SUITS
DOUBLE WIDTH MozAMBIQUEs-Asce cents; worth 20 cts.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN. o. :.
@ ss Ss SIdS worm '
81; worth a.
New Cloths for Coak,ng
STRIPED BALMoRAL sKIRTING just received.
AMERICAN PRINTS, PANIC PRICES.
KID aLSSEs SSSd 2p1t.Ss 5Usr = REDUCED. III
Ladies', white at g
asass sa.s dIose. S1sSs at It Is and 8 g
nr crns ,Ss's ,~s ssH just opened
kieH ciNrz a ios ''' worth ST.
sasfs ySvpns
NEW CLoANs JUST OPENED.
IEaRAIs, AIN a,,.,x,,
~ 0'OA'""si corner waverlsy place
A LPACAs ALPACAs, ALPACAs.
s oss ssR s'ss
at all prioes from soo' sR TO 81 5 . yard;
.oss as fsrs &c Of
"a Bowery, near Houston street.
| AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
straw Sssf e9orsd Grapes; Kuehes
The cheapest line OF Black Six ED%ARb kSEY
all and SIN Grand and IS Allen streets,
| Fifth block east from the Bowery
A Of Ladies' i'd Gloves. 81 and u 2s the pair;
sIS Is ss5ssias fisls sS Ssss
chiefs, &C., unusually cheap.
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
oTToSR RANIG09aT9F q C9 q baNEsr1c PHNIS aoons
sRS GsEk IL
OLD PRICES.
sssssEE $. .Es'''
-AN ''''' '' DOMESTIC
| HoUsEKEEPINa GOODS
"iu 0' 0n'''f Fifty III rfsE Per CENT REDUCTION
Good sH.aAisS HAsE a5sEs ssss. pc, ,.,
Fin. quality E1mif sTiRHiS REilsSs g 8 Ssss ssas. per yard
| Former price, 66 cents.
BEST etHE.Ty Al ISs PRINTS
y
' CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
i W. R. ROBERTS.
EALL IN aoLD-FALL IN GOLD.
GOOD NEWS FoR THE PEOPLE.
TREMENDOUS FALL a5ons n PRICES OF DRY
ON MONDAY, MARCH a,
WE SHALL SELL
NEW PRINTS a. lsc Price one month ago, ssa
NEW DELAINEs at asc, Price one month ago, soa
YARD WIDE BLEAcHED SHIFTING MUsLINs = zOs
First quality PAPER MUsLINs at 2oc . yard
HEAVY SCOTCH GINGHAMs at 25c- a yard.
WHITE AND coLoEED CORSET JEANS tbes. q.an'y,
&c Sold two weeks ago at +Oc
g. HEAVY BLEAcHED sHEETING at 49,
1 Price two weeks ago, 81 -.
- T@IGKINGs, @ LINENS DAMASKSs sIAs T0WEL&
| LACES AND QUILTS,
REDUCED Is TO 40 PER CENT
w.. X. PEYTON
| UNALL IN GOLD-FALL IN GOLD.
GOOD NEWS ron THR LADrEA
TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
On Monday, March a. will ohey two hrHs invoices o.
Silks The auction Of "Wednesday
Thursday, ~ an immense reduction.
BLACK aRos DB RHINE SILKS AZ q and q "a
| sold . 81 70 81 90
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
t- FINANCIAL.
PROPOSALS FOB .uom
VOLUNTEERS SOLDIERS FAMILY AID
FUND BONDS, NO. L.

un.i sxfuRD1Y. he 18th day q April 1885 al O'Clock p
when the same win be publicly opened for the purhass
sand shf of S sss s Ala FUND
Bonds No "a aphorssd By an ordnAnce Of The Corpora
The bonds win The rate of per
May and November each year. and the principal win be 70
aermen % , .e ,s moun< Of honds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the
whose proposals accepted win theeupon be required 70
Bank the sums awarded 70 them respectively
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts % he
Chamberlain such deposits the parties win %
bearing interest from the dates Of Payments p..r,
Each proposition should Be sealed and sndorssd NJ pr9ye,
and enclosed In second envelope addressed 70 the Comp
The right Is reserved to reject any all of the bids IL the
interests Of the oGspSTHe TTH4w BsENsAs Comptroller
EsR's ovrcH, March q. 1855
u comproliers Once March g. isSo-rmporary Loans
win received this oce In not iess than 81 O for
which Revenue bonds will e issued at the rate Of seven
- MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
"A Msr,nsburg Lead Mining Company win be held a the
Ss 81 sss By order " he sos z
Trustees. G. A. BUTLER, Secretary pro tenn.
(yHEMICAL LBANK-ELECTTON THE ANNUAL ELEC-
year and for inspectors next succeeding viii
be held at the banking house. Monday the 81 day OF April
next between the hours OF and o'clock BY order OF
the Board. q. O. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
~ Ffy-third DvidendThe President and Director Of
this bank have this day declared auarery n dend Of six
on and ssi saturday the day o. April
BY order Of the Board. q. q. WILLIAMS, Cashier.