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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-22

ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS.
And all other Unfortunate.
Artificial Legs, Arms & Clutches.
cpFAT IMPROVEMENTS IN THEIR NAN
UFACTURE.

UFACTURE. rs
ETER SEVERAL YEARS RN-
n PERIENCE in the manuiactnte OF IL
fcial Arms Legs and Clutches, the mdersislen
aatters himself that he is now able TO gtNSeh-
fire Satisfaction to ali those needing any talns
In his line. He warrants his articles 10 y Is
seryiceable, durable and light as can DC manu-
featured; as evidence ne reters to 'ho iVi'"'Ns
voluntary ceTtincateS; f.
To Charles BekIer. 4seat Wheelbtg sli
Us GENERAL HOSPITAL
WHEELING w. Va. April 18th t562
ItaL. Measure in stating To yOu thatI have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs mann.
factnred bv Lombard Legran, ami for whichyou
are AGENT, For simplicity az construction as
| we'll a. durability and convenience nave never
seen ANYTHING to equal Them. and l therefore
,heeTfnlly -ecOmm6nd them 10 any VINO arc ui-
| fortunate enough 10 need artificial hmhs,
Very respectfully. YOUR ohedlent servant
JOHN KlRkER,I
Surgeon. L. :. A.. m Chargr.
WuFFNG. W. Va. April 27th, Isd.
7 bav, ca efuIlv examined the Artificial Legs
nj Lsonhard Legran. and ind them sllnple III
| their construction, OF good workmanship nght
and very substantially made. Ihey VIII DC
| quite as s.rviceable a. any artificial legs IN use,
| and on account of their simplicity and strength
Iess liable 10 need repairs. | cheeriulIy reccm-
mend them IA anv who may need artifciallmbs
JOHN F~RlSSELL.
A. \. Surgeon, L. ). A.
WHEELING, W. Va, April Goth, ls65
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by Charlie
Bahler, Agent. l can recommend Tor tue follow
inC advantage. simplicity in structure, strength
of material and economy in price
Respectfully, ". HA%lEllA
Surgeon Board Of Enrollment.
Hatfords me mnch pleasure tostate thar Leon
hard Lecran. corner of East C"mmons ALE
ghenv. has furnished me WITH an artificial leg
that / can use well, after one weeks using
cheerfully recommend toall who are unfortunate
enough IL need one to give him a call
LEWIS RAMLEls
Springdale, Allegheny county Pa
Fnr further particulars call on. or address
LEONHARD LEGRAAl
No - Ohio street, Allegheny city, Pa,
Or CHARLES BEHLER. Agent
mN4 Monroe street, Wheeling. W. Va.
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HOOP SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS.
WIFE cling
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY,
Cohen. Sempliner &Co.,
French & American COrsetS,
u-nUI.p RESPECTFULLY IN

frenCn " HHltI lCdli SOi SCto,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
w VIE the attention OF the ladies ol ms
INV and vicinity to the fact that they hly" open
ed n store at No. l6l Main street, with a large
,nJ well assorted stock of Skirts, Corset FIGd
skirt supporters, of the latest and most .ap'
proved styles.
Having been engaged for a long time III mfeN,
rlusivrly wholesale business, W" hay" acquired
extensive facilities for procuring goods III our
line on the most reasonable terms and offer them
to the public at the lowest eastern prices
Country merchants are particularly invited to
come and see our stock before purchasing disc
where. 49, ,
skirts purchased at our store will he repaired
free of charge.
We also make any size of Hoop skirts to "r.
der.
Our retail department is in charge OF compe-
tent ladies.
COHEN, SEMPLINER & co.
| I6i Main street, one door below = Kennedy's
Dry Goods store. Wheeling, W Va.
my16-ly
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COM MERCIAL MATTERS.
Wheeiiu. Wholesale MARKET.

SATUtpAT EvENING, MAY "a, lnG5!
FLOUR-Demand, fair andpriccs firm al e'@7
az 00.
WuEAr-In demand at "a tt0l ~
OATS-N"miual 1T Jf0yh
CORN-FiTm and In steady ielucS, At S'cd9h
BARLEY Sell, duil at - -
SUGARS -puli and little doing; Porto Rico j.
Choice Yellow lgc.: Crushed Powdered i7@l1c
Coffee Sugar nc.
MOI. NSSE~-NcN Utlau- II a..
S~YEUPS-Scarce ~ Il D. ''...
COFFEE Duil: small sale, AZ t2Oddc.
OILS EIrn Al ~ 40 tot Lard; ,H0. :" iO' '"tf
hon. aud Slc Tor lthrIcatm".
SALT-Dhio River :! -; Table 81 ~.
BUTTERFLIES.
POTATOES-Not much doing: prices range
from - 3UGi ~
APPLES-puil at g JoGIwo.
DRIED APPLES-Oull at &c per liz.
EGGS-Not much doing at Zee.
LARD-l6d2D il fair supply.
HAY-S20 per tom loose.
SEEDS-Ciovcr s'15r; Timothy = M; lltNscej
demand at Il -.
FEED-In fair demand at S3od35 per ton
REOOMS-Coumon SjI5@I ~; Fancy $50
4 az
TOEACCO-Dark lWs "a 15Gs5c, Span EpI
30 abe; Bright Sia -, Common Twist AZ.
SOAp-Cinciunati German l2ic; Wheeling j,
- .; PANTY sap lie.
CANDLES-Nould 10.
classified demand. Market firm; : hy |
No. !. - -. M. !, s. 10: } by III Ia IL lay - No
T., a. To-; No = - 10; s 10y u To ~ lay ~ No. }
81 ~: No. = 81 III.
LEATHER-SOle 35G3Sc. per ID; OAK sd,
Acc 845 per 10. upper S3G L. per doz. < Lii
leather i5di2 - per III; calf skins 81 $50 ~ pe'
H.; harness leather iJc per H., hides ~ pUUlh
calf skins Tic per IL.
WHISKY-Steady; common e. ~: RY,
81 Ou 40 III.
WUOL-Dull at 5Oa6n
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Philosophy of Marriage

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determined regardless OF expense 10 issue it""
dor tLr beuriI ~ s%uticIiug humanity ana sup
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Loss Of Energy AMI Manly Power; the great -"
cial Evil, and those maladics which result from
Youthful fOllics, oXcesses OF maturity, OF IGN"
rance of Physiology aud laws OF Nature.
These Invaluable lectures have been the mean'
ui onlishiomns aud SAVING thousands. and Wi
bc forwarded free IN receipt ot four stamps, ny
aldr.ssing SECRETARY. New arr Museum Z"
Anatomy and Medicine, 6i- broadway y V.
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New York Market.
FBy relegraph.l '~I

81 FBy telegraph INV
NEW YoEK, MAJ ~
= COTTON-IIrmer Ut J5C for middliHy, Sala-
BIZ auction to-day were d00n bales OF Savannah
cotton at 4sIc for fair mildlinC, fa6 4.ic fou
strict middling. 40d 40!c for low iniddling, asa
SOC for good ordinary; and 3i}a35!c tor ordinary.
payable in gold.
FLOUR-Dull, and 81 l0c 'owcr. Sales at
So l0d6 % for extra State. S6S6d7 o. for extra
r0und hoop Ohio and s. ~ for trade brands the
market closing heavy.
WHISKY-Dull heavy and lower. Western
at q. ... a@
WHEAT-Witba6t decided change. Poor
winter red western at 81 2561 81.
RYE-Dull and hOihinally lower.
3LC0RN-0pened active and l62c beforehand
CLOSED dull, with a declining tendency, at 6sT7ie
foynew mixedwestern, 55c fer uDseund do, SEA
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Sc for new yellow western, 7lc for yellow do,
and 76ac for white do. GIN.
OATS-Opened 203c better, and closed dull,
with the Improvement in a measure lost. Sales
at 506 52lc for western.
/ SUGAR-Dul. nh.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at Csc for crude, 49c fol-
refined In bond, and 691 zoe for do. free.
PORK-Unsettled and lower, at S23 e0625i7j
for new mess, closing at s23 25 cash, and s2l SC
for 63 and Ga do. cash and regular way, closing
at S2l 30 cash, S2l for prime, and sle 50 90 90 fol
prime mess. Also :, 500 bbls new mess for May,
June and July, sellers and buyers option, al
SOD 256 1850. ! - Ekb-F "a e
BEEF-Heayy. Sales of 3r5L6bbls at SlOnl4
for plain mess, and sI2015 for mess. tBt.
BEEF HAMS-Pr'm s25a25.
CUT MEATS-Easier, at 130l44c for shoul
ders, and l50 lSc for hams.
BACON-Heavy; at BE for Cumberland cut,
and l4s Iiio for short clear.
LARD-Unchanged at l50ISc.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy at IA a21c for Ohio
and 2003sc for State. -
CHEESE-Quiet at i00 Isc.
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STOCK MEDICINE.
L. O u
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

llUl DO Ullu ouOUlO Wv otOi
u,HEsE POWDERS HAVE PROV.
ED. after a trial of several years 10 I'd su
perior To any preparation al the kihd III Use.
The Chief superiority Of these Powders arises
from the fact that they are composed ol nle"i
cines that have LaNI = TIE, Tome .uId Puri
f\ing properties. Tho = LaNatlY" elects CTndI-
ties from the stomach = ana mtestinesi tho
Tonic gives strength y 10 the system al TN"
Horse. and the purify = mg medicines contain
ed III them cleanse the = blood ana lay til"
foundation iOr a heal thy and vigorous en-
c~ulation. The use of them improves the wind,
Strengthens the appetite, and gives the horse a
hnr, smooth and glossy sbin-thus improving
tho appearance, vigor and spirit ot tins hobl" an
lmaL.
These Powders are not intended. a. most
powders are, To bluat the animal, 80 - to give
him the appearance oi being lat when not really
so-but. To remove the disease, and promote ms
general health.
These Powders Will strengthen tho stomach
and ntcstiucs, cleanse them of offensive matter
and bring them Ia a healthy state, They arr a
sure preventive Of Lung Fever, and = certain
remedy inr all diseases incident IL the Horse -
| Chambers yellow Water, Ulstempcrs, fuumil",
| HeaNes SlaveTIug, Coughs, Fevers, Loss al Ap
petite, AMI Vital Energy, ae. These fow,br4
If used two or three times a week, through lllc
winter and spring, Your Horses will ncN tr grt a.,
Lung Fever, CholIC Ur Bolts. \ few dus's' III
these Powders Will remove the worst Cough "u
any Horse. We're owners 0l Horses Ia teel q.
few doses ~ these Powders every Year, obey
might save the lives of many yalu1blc HOIST
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MILCH cows.

The properties this Powder possesses IN IA
croaSIug the quantity = al Mlik IN Cows. eiv'
IL an importance aud . value Mhich shOnli
place il IN the hands at = every person keeping
a Cow. In tattrnug = cattle, - gives them
an appetite, loo-rus : their hide, and make,
1hrm Thrive mmrh Lnstor.
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Grocery and Provision MARKET.

NlNcItil.)
SATURDAY EVENING. May "a ieoi.
FLOUR-5c per III, at s9Ooa9 d per hhi Ia
best brands;
CABBAGE-JQl0 per head
BUTrER-25d soc.
EGtiS-lS lJo.
0EIONS-S3 ~ per hus. "T sdc per peck.
COFFEE-}14 ~ per In.
SUG AR-Grown lid2i, Crushed - Coffee =
a.; rulvouz.d2j.
TEAS-Grccn s. 75G2 -, Blacks 5"r" N"
CIIEESE-Western Reserve 2lr per IL East
era aud Eugiish Dairy juc. PiTe apple 81 r iu,.
S0AP-ia0@'pcr Ia. .
CANDLES-rauow -, Stjr a Spslnt
RICE-iI02d P0r III. R
P0TATOES-S5G40 per peck.
APPLES-2jaJ - per peck. s (
HOMINS-l0 pet quart.
MOLASSESASorghmr sien; Cuba s. ) Bai
imore svrup 3 80; Orleans 81 81 per al
VINEGAli-ihGW per gal ,
CORN MEAD per peek
CRANBERRfES-Sa tnpCr gallon
PR0VlSIONS-SugJr Cured Hams 2ac pc. IA,
Shouldersan md sides ne; Dried Beef y 25r: BacI
Tongues 41G6Jc. ..r.e.
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New York Money Market.
lBy Telegraph
NEW YORK, May %
MoNEY-Easv at per cont. for call loans.
MSTERLING-Quiet and firm atSl O93 al 10.
GOLD-Dull without decided change, open
inc at i3I, declining to 1901, and closing at 1909.
LATER.
At Gallagher's Evening Exchange-Gold, to-
night, 1870.
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CHARLES SIEBKE.

~ I'D SsUR TO II. DIEMEE.,
- FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the b. & o. X. X. Depot, Wheeling.
W. Va. An kinds of Shawls, Ribbons. and eve.
~ description of Silks and Woolen Goods, exc.
cuted .n short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estah-
lIshmrnt III the Western States. sep2n
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MEDICAL.

Ration al MI SdiSine.
DIR. THOMAS j. KISNER,
WILL, IN ADDITION TO THE
w treatment of all Acnte Diseases, devote a
portion of his time to the treatment nf all NarIe-
ties Of Chronic Diseases, upon the Rational on
Eclectic System. Such IN Diseases OF Eye and
Ear, Rheumatic and Nervous Diseases, Spinal
Affections. Epilepsy, Diseases Of the Liver.
Stomach, Bladder aud Kidneys. All Scroiulous,
Skin and Syphilitic Diseases, Club Feet OF DIS
toIted Limbs, and all Diseases, both Acute aud
Chronic, to which Females are subject. From
his long experience i'll such cases, he feels conn
dent of giving entire satisfaction 10 any who may
call. Nc charges for examination AMI opinion ol
cases. Medicines safe prompt and reliable. All
communications strictly confidential and prompt
ly attended to.
Ogice hours : \. VI. to p. NJ
Office and Residence on 81 Street, near Eean
s Crafts Drug Store. Centre Wheeling w. Va.
iy2dSwly~
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THE CAPTAIN.


ALEGEHp OF II NAVY, By ALFRED TENNIo0S
He that only rules by terror
Doth g%TicvOus wrong. !
Depp as Hell ] count his error =
Let him hear my song.
Brave the Captain was: The seaIncn
Made a gallant crew .
Gallant sons of English treemcn,
Sailors bold and trnc.
Bat they hated his oppression,
Stern he was and rash,
30 for every light tranSgression .
Doomed them tn the lash. 3
Dav Ev day more harsh and cruel ,
seemed the Captains mood, ;
secret wrath, like -mOthercd fuel, :
Hurnt in caChmIn's blood.
Yet lac hoped to purchase glory,
Hoped tn make the name
OF his vessel great in story /
WhcrcsOe'cT he came. :
So they passed by capCS ana islands.
Many "a haTbor-mouth,
Sailing undcT pIhny highlands. :
FuT within the South. :
On a day when they wero goiug
Der the vast eXpansc, !
In the North, her canvass flowing .
Rose a ship OF France,
Then the Captain colon heightened.
joyful came his speech;
Bat a cloudy gladnosS lightrncd
I'm the eyes of each.
Chase" hr cried: the ship flew forward.
And the wind did blow; ,
Stltcly. lightly, wen she %uorthward:
I'LL size neared the foe.
When they looked at HIM they hated
Had what they desired;
Mate with folded arms they waited
Not Il gun was fired. I
Bat they heard the tOCIHiH'S thunder f..
l,-aTiug out their doom /
an the ar was torn in sumdcr, !
Irisiin" went the boom,
Snlr4 were Spliutrrcd. decks were shattered
Ballet. f,il hike rain. ;
over mast lud deck were scattered 4,
Blood and brains at men,
Sptrs were spln,cr,d decks were broken, /
EvcrN mother Son- 3
Down they dropt--no word was spoken
Each beside his gan.
On the decks a. they wcT" lying
With their faces giim;
In their blood, as they lay dying,
Did they smile on him.
TIu-r ia whom he had reliance
For la, noble name, .
With one smil of still defiance
Sold him uutu shame.
Shame aud wrath his heart ~c0niOunded,
Pale he turned and rcd. :
TIL hum-clf was deadly wounded, !
Falling on the dead.
Di anrl error! fearful slaughter!
Years have wandered by
81 IT, 10y sd" beneath the water
Grow and Captain lie;
ThcIethe Sun-ht ocean tosScS
Ger them Wondering,
And the lonely >rL.bird crosses
With one watt OF the wing.
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governor Lyons message to tie Territorial Legislature
OF Idaho Is patriotic and congratulatory documt IT.
We extract that portion OF ii referring to the mining and
agricultural interests OF the Territory: -
congratulate you upon the new and i'm
poriant discoveries OF tia precious metals from the
mountains or Pend Orcie the gulches OF South Boise
the shores Of The Bruno rcwarng we'll the arduous
zeal OF the pioneer and the pro pectar I
would respectfully submit 70 yon for your consideration
the mining interests OF this Territory by udicious
legislation you will invite outside capital without stint,
MD their Development this interest should be most
kindly osered tle bed rock or Idahos prosperity
Some system OF general legislation, by which sec irity
OF tho claimants OF ella ms and Uniform laws through
ont the different m ming camps coald be Lad, would
accomplish end earnestly desired In this
connection would call your attention to the gold and
SILVER quartz lead law, and for the better protection "
that hardy class Of population 10 whom danger not
u sentiment and fear is unknown, who amid track less
wastes, snow-clad mountains and deep down cannons
pursue Their enterprises with capital but their gh
hands and defender but their over; Who thout
the knowledge OF books have given the world u choicest
geological geographical and agricultural information in
tracing Lodges traversng rivers and exploring valleys
VIII CHI, bat for them, would stll have remained an
known land beyond the Rocky Mountains That under
circumstances should they lose all benefits result
ing from bor original disco, cries legislation should take
the place OF litigation, and proper amendments be made
which wond To them all their hard earned rights
and yieges The vast unmeasurable struc raj wealth
mbodied within confines, nicely balanced of
mineral, farming and grazing interests, with mountain
forests OF timber land and water power oil every descp
ton, cmincntly adapt for self supporting communal
ty. The fertile bottom lands OF the st. Joseph, tcur
DAene, Spokane Latch. Paouse, Lapwaii, Koos koos
kia Mas 80, Payete, Weiser Bo Sc, Malade and their
tributaries would alone sustain properly cultivated,
population larger than most Of the Atlantic States while
tho OF nutritious 'bunch grass" suitable FOR
herds millions o. Add to this placer dig
gnas of greater less richness extending hundreds
OF square miles, with we'll defined gold and silver bearing
quartz led es, unr vail by those -of Mexico Peru
glorious climate, with Syrian summers and Italian win
ters bespeak the permanence untold resources
and the prosperity that surely and lively awaits their
Development
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The Masonic Mission.
THE PASSPORT NUISANCE.

TO the EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In the HERALD OF the 9TH instant Il was stated that
Hrs. Sarah r. Edison had made charge agnnt mo Of
misapplyng tho funds Of tho Masonic Mission but that
she allied to show any fact to prove the charge.
This morning letter In the HERALD signed ''Sa-
rah Edison, Chief Masonic Mission, denying that shc
had made any charges against me- published by you,
bit that she simply wanted justice done certain parties
Now, Mr. Editor, II Is my duty 10 say 10 you, and
through you 10 the public that this In not Chi 4
commander OF any grade IN the Masonic " ssion.
She WAS Tor a shsr time ed with the " ssi)n
and cent TO tho field This connection ended BE-.
Gepcrn Grant, for not necessary 10 ~,
here revoked her permit 10 be In tho army With notice
that she wo Id bc arrested found there without pass,
All st bills paid promptly by the society," but do
mands for services rendered bv those not
roycd by tho Mission have been, aud viii con
tipne TO BIO successfully resisted.
IL unnecessary 10 say moro than that she has no
Just clnm bc'tclf repre cns any that will not 10
duly paid hone such has ever beer refused.
WALTER H. SHUPE, - Chambers street
JANUARY o. 1906
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Thc bergen Tunnel Accident

EUTTWW VT
Being frequent traveller on tn Eric Railroad, ami
having duo regard TO the law Of MISREPRESENTATION
write 10 ask you 70 usc by cditors and otherwise tho
immediate necessity Of telegraph through Bcrscn run.
mel With only single wire and operator at each end
II In safe 20 arm that the Terrible sion tho other DAY
between the Eric and Morris and Eescx ns wh eli
csrrcc ush ~ many hearts, could lot have happened
The stopping Of the trains at The ends of Tho tunnel i no.
enough to preclude the possibility Df accidents, ~ II
show by tho late coils But tram we're all ecd
to until the opo ator the oshcr side had 3son
hcal from With his message trno out no acc dcnt
non. the coliidng of two trains could possibly occur
Tho tunnel " nearly mile long IL dark as ~ cou,
and Is amazing that this simpit pln Of hnync tc'c.
gt s not already be- on carried out Lot be done al
once ami let the travelling publ; give the directors OF
the two roads peace until tho Inc is IN operation Az
ready many avoiding the tuDnc by taking other lines
Of 1s,,i CLEl"gUa
UaCLrNsAcH, Jan H. 1865,
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Aid for SAW

THE DANIEL WEBSTER TO LEAVE THIS MORNING.
Another steamer the Daniel Webstcrl, conveying pro-
visions for tho Savannah sacrcrs will DO despatched
this morning by Colonel Julian Allen from the foot Of
Canal street. North sivcs Her cargo Is now complete
Of all kinds of provisions, which must prove
quite acceptable at this time Colonel Allen has been
appointed Of the Boston Relief Committee and
goods being sent 70 him daily from that city, well
from all parts Of the country His efforts in behalf Of
the Savannah sufferers viii be fully appreciated by tho
Northern az well as the Southern people
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COror sr's Inquest.

SucrpE nj CuTriSc ms TunoAr -SIcKSTsa AMI Drsrr-
ruu1S ms CAusr.-Coronor Collin yesterday held an
inquest at I22 East Fourth street, the body OF MIR
Frederick o. 'od, who committed suicide oy cutting his
throat with razor Deceased and his sis err who lived
nlonc had been sick for time ras md were IN dct-
tituc circumstances but were too proud spirited 10 let
their friends know the fact Hc lost sister rot lOnf
ago which time Orod has been unusually depressed
In srs In IL of desperation ho applied the steel
10 his throat ard thus terminated unhappy existence
The jury rendered verdict Of death by suicide After
his deaIh The rt ing sister conveyed 10 the HI p
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Nsw misunderstanding Morning STAR Weiss wife
W Weir, Atwstter. Alexander stark, Mr. leslie
Var Be3thuysen, Miss Clark, Mrs Peter Murry Mrs
Bruu eno, Topham, w TURNER Mr. roybtel NJ Re-
mann, A Taylor, Geo W OIL s,lf ed Brown, Joseph y
y sanercnt, John Braun, John warnock and WIZ,
Al Fulton, Lieut. Hargett, John schuchcr, CARLO
nnette and son, Louis Lam0ut, Captain Nichols Jos
!obsien, Arnold Bonret ka1fmr n, Ike Wise
,ieyman, Ro.enbaum u Hum, Lehman, n iohnsol,
pr sraniding, Quick, v Bradley Abbott a,d wife,
John Cart r. Levi Brnkley John Jackson scott brown,
Miller u Taylor, u X Moore, De,it Kcsiei, Tcm
brook, James Depcw, A Dil'onc, q Edget A. Carr
Garin'er W Agar, pync wilson, Capt Goodwin,
Kent, q Randall, Schuauder, John Weed. n Ashton
W Goodwin Chas Ellison and others In the stecrssc.
EEw OrtEAys-steamship Continental Lieut. Com Nc.
Doural and ervant, Lieut. II saunders Ensigu Barnard.
Lieut. Embrce, Cart w King Lieut. w Hewitt Major
Mc}ee Lie At samuel Cowan, Chaplain BouRht0ni u
Archer, Catlin, McLonan, Randolph, CaIt AZ
vpod, sorey, Ditscn bangs, Paymaf ter REED,
ELsign Lat nam Mrs CtaNbchln Dcnn aud wife, MrS
Sage, Mrs. Eaton, Mrs ku ford aud forty ~ the steetsge
DEF ARIuREs.
New 0aIE,Ns Asn I1yssA-Stesmship y,yao.,Frnnk
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brano, Emilio Zfn,trtno, M. M,cay and laughter
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16
The Atlantic TELEGRAPH.

A letter from Mr. George Saward, Secretary ard Con
cral Superintendent OF Atlantic Telegraph Company
70 Mr Cyrus w. Field, after alludng TO tho absolute
electrical perfection Of tho cable being mnrufac
tured sa,cs the amount completed up TO the Goth Of
December at ndrod and l'ty miles. The cable
h being manufactured AT the ratio Of eighty miles
pcr week, without hurry and without night work. IL
win be finished by the end OF tho first week June
Two tanks on board the Great Eastern Tor tho
stowage OF the cable constructed and the third
" rapidly progress n.y. There IL 10 doubt
that cable II all be boarI and the great ship
ready for sea- with every app O. hc best Kind and
in the best order during the month OF June Mr. Saward
has doubt that the cabo will DO successfully laid and
ed