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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

A JUsr EULooIUM.--Msjor General
Doyle, Chief OF the Britiah
forces In Nova Scots, Newfoundland and
Bermuda, who recently visited this coun.
try on q military tour Of inspection, thu.
writes OF the assassination; "The death
OF any public man In any country, ubdel
such dreadful circumstances, Is an event
70 be deedly deplored, but In -:hls case
most especially, when Mr.. Lincoln con.
Quoted himself, In all hls dealings with
foreign governments, with so much moder
ration and discretion. The loss he ls TO
both our countries ID. scarcely 70 be estims
tAdO w -. .
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SAD DL 10 ny.
50O R EMo VAN 500
TO NEW BiUILDIse, ~
4s-soo-Ss
AH-000Ua tl
~ SEVENTH STREET, s7'
JOINING ODD yELLowc HALL.
JAMES seToPHAM a co..
HAvK REMovRb'f
Their WE'LL Known old. R.,sbi,shsA
TRUNK, sADDLERY, HARNESS
MILITARY BaUrPMENT MAsUYicroRY
EHM BUILDINd,
1850 ArBOO-Tn
SEVENTH STREET, .,f't, c
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND.
Where may be found, o. our own maaufAeter, n
most eomglete Asaortmsnt Of stcry style and
price Of military and sliissna' =
SADDLES AND BRIDES.
BREAST COLLARS AND MARrIHaALRs. 2
FINE SWORD Belts, 'ra p
wllh TOphanls Patent side
bole hAnufsctnTefs Of
LANGHoLE's PATENT SPURS.
ManufAethreFs Of srru tsts
LAsoHoLzs PCrkxr CURE AND NOSE.
els 4 FOR SALE,
BwBANK's PATENT spur, ".
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE sPURs
BuFFALo AND FINE wooLEN ROBES.
HORSE COVERS AND BLAnKErs, 81.
BITS, ,.Hei,
MILITARY AND CITIZENS,
RIDING AND HARNESS Bits.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HARM Rss.
FINE DogBLE COACH. cARRiAoR, AND
BUGGY HARNESS. 80 80 "
FINE sIEeLs cARRIAaE BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNkSs. IL. - 49,
SuTLT psS,,d sTA ssS, Es:AOOs, cAEr. AND
| HIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE, ruf
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS, ora
Ifg,-s EVERY sTYLB AND PRICE
TRUE Ks.i OFT
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND yALIsHa
IRON PRAME TRUNKS,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
Army vziIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS.
leather ana Canvas Psllisisur Bags; Leather,
lTsAsh saiehslsi Toy Trunks, and school
ssiehel' and svefy artisle n their line % busi.
MIND RRI
e. 900 %
~ 500 "a
sEVEETH sTRRHr.
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NEW VEN TITO N
ARTIFICIAL caEoPLasrIo
BONE TEETH.
y W. DR. A d aIaRNMnMn

80 y - EAUAuAAVIR " y.
1oo reunnylvanlA avenue, bsiwaon TWolflh and
Thirtesnih streets, Washingisn.
Or. s, Gala the atten.ion d The public 20 The
following adyantAgss Of his Improved system;
lat The teeth of his mpnufhetare viii never
eorrsde nor change color ~ Any aeids. and an
three fourths lighter than Eny other.
ID. No teeth or roots need be extracted, - The
artificial onea can BE- inserted ever them.
A The roots. viii b made inoasnsive Aae
as. No isnpor.ry t,s.A ar. s..a.a, a. per-
nAnsnt ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natuFAi expression Of the face
whleh, phdsE NE old system, l. frequenily dis
Sih. Thi. werk Ia, been fally tested for eve
Eve years By many Of the afst chemists and
physielans Of thia aud the ola country
Dr. !. has.AlSo invented white lndestruet
bic metal hliing, with which The most sensitive
teeth can be allied without pain, And can builel
up perfect sound tooth on any side roots, whitil
will laat through Alifstime.
TEETH BxTRAOrRD WITHOUT PAIN
With InnoEious yApor, ~ DR.. slgesmohd, ~
Pennnylvanla ayonne, Inventor aid sole manus
iActurer Of AnAestie InnoHioua vapor, lnoI
Laughing Goa, nor Ohlnnsform OF kther,l bnI
strictly an Anaeatls agent entirely free nom -
hilarailng saaria. and peffsetly harmless, eaasI
ing quist sleep, with pleasant sensations AZ
perfect inssnuibllity 70 pain
The bosl 81 referoneoa given n required.
Call and exanlns Cor yourselves. de1
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Tm great interest felt BY Enellshmen
In Am ericah affairs was made manIfeet by
the ealo OF the newspapers when the intel.
|Ilgence efFlved In London OF the fan oI
Richmond. The sale Ia said 10 have exceeded
those ofthej Journals containing the account
OF the hght betpoen HeenAn and Savers,
One John Bun was heard 70 remark tina
"it beat eebsstopol and Lucknow all tC
Inothingl'' l14TA ~ iIl "
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
IL DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 7.r.T .1-T

ANNIE i, PETERSON We 0EoRdB PETER.
TON In Equity No. S9i, Petition for Diyoree
The subpoena issued to compel the detendRnt's
ofiee BY the Marshal, On the 10th day Of March
1855, endorsed ''hoh est, - and the defendant
having failed TO enter his appearance on the nrst
ruis day, occurring twenty days AtterRards, aud
diaintereated witness that the defendant has been
absent from this District for more than six
montha, 90 thai The process cannot be served on
him, IL, on motion Of complainant, this 18th day
his appearance 10 be entered on this suit on OF
before the hrst Tuesday Of July next, otherwise
the hill may be lAken Tor confessed TI
by order oftho Court, lv.rra.r.
Atrue copy: II. J. MEIGs,
my0-W6Wa Clerk
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.RPHAN COUNT.
.ORPHASsF coqRT,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
lf. 4. c0UNTf-4ne VIII Jsrlt.N l.
ia the ease of LoplsA r, Icy, adminiatfAtriK Of
Amelia Mcdaniel, deceased, the adninistrltrix
Aforesaid has, With the APPRECIATION o. die Orphans
Court q WaAhlRgsoa coanty afe.ssaid, appointed
hnal settlement and dlstrbution o. the psFnonAl
estate Of said deceased And u the assets n hand
- NJ a. the SAms have bees collected And turned
lnls money uhsa and whsrs Allths creditors
a. The orphAna' Court Of Warrington County
Aforesaid, with their claims properly youehod,
pSthey may otherwise by Law b excluded from
~ eeasAa y SAD asseas,d estate provided
three weeks In The NArIoHAl RErunLIcAH pre-
viena o The said 2ed day q Nay, ls65,
Test q @. R0BBINa
apae-lAWSvs Register 81 villa.
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NEW STEAMSHIP LIsE OF SCREW
~ sFBAMERs
70
INV YORK.
The New and sutstAhsisl elsansrs
I 4. 9. KNIGHT.
Capt. .. ,. Mason, - u
JOHN eIBsos. s'
IN FaAls as Capt W. 9. ,asOshssap,
Built expressly for tAis route, are now leaving
wAsHIE0roE AND eEoReETowN, D. @,
.,ftt AND ALEXANDRIA
livery TnuRspAr n.
!A.d D A AM q q ltEE
New TOrk, from Pier "a, n. n, On The Sams day.
Rrsighr received daily, handled In ths most
careful manner, and dslivsred with The greatest
dispsieh, ct fair rates. I.
For Freight, %. apply 70 .l.taw
oif Il INIf SNOW 4 CO.,
So wnhihssoh and Georgetown. D. O.,
mi-sts- va FLOWERS 4 BowEN,, a .
Alsxandris, Va, ana
~ wa ,. TAYLOR d 90, K
Apl.h t,ii lio Cedar street, N. r.
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oyEeak and crushed humanity
o, sacred, outraged right
II hold NJ q muuInful picture
p ! Unto frso- horh milliehs' sighis aif
~ El4Tfnl emeha, rank with ruin,
DARK forabodlnfa telling terror.
Wona Of righteous rolribution, p i
Toe world q slatish error,
oAs strong and Hon hearted, ft
= Hewh0 wcar oppression joke,
sL 1891 leeI sae,ss ~ es..slnE
Lao your heaen, long used 70 bowling
Ia vile servitndo turned gray
Wcrn IN frnitlosa hops, aud telling
Hall their manhood'a prime away;
OF Keep geod heart, worn captlvea, II
DAVIS u hreaking, day Il nigh -;
Even nov tie clouds are lining
From the murky lnidnightrkyiA
2 narki ten thousand earnest voices.
Prom our land = rsmotest boends-
Bid " bard the Iron shaekles-
AID the just eommand resounds
From the hoAry Norfhland regions
To the bland and bAimy South
Let the nations cong Of freedom
Swell from every oAgsf iaonthi
Z AAhi ths.s late progressive ages "a
Yet shall ring % otner songs
Than the tyrAnt'a rufian chorus,
And thu clank iron thongsi
All the world u nigh uWakihg
From It, weird, lethargic slecp,
To the rights and wrongs Of millions,
Over whom might angels weepi
Little reeks IL name o. ahfIoh--
Casta or color Of tho skin,
God looks only 70 the nature
80 OF the human huurt WIthinl
while the noblest soul discover
Faith 10 SOCK boIhe common good;
So might altbo equal lovers
0fliberty and Brotherhood
,nooKLfN, May, 1893.
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A Coon story IL told Of gallant BriRa-
der who made q visit 70 the Asylum for
the Deaf and Dumb at Raleigh, n. O., be
being 90 much delighted that he sent his
band over the same evening TO eerenade
the inmates. The fact becoming known
he was impoFtuned TO invite the INN ates
Iot The Blind Asylum to SOC his next pa
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II x p n u > $

- - - - - = -
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A 0RFl0B Slt PENN. AVENUE
wAaHHoToN orr,D. q.
0RBAr EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS foRwARDERs
Merchandise, Money, Jewelry, ValuAbles, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, 6e
Forwarded with sAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections Of thu country. This Com
pany Ia, Agsnsies IN the principal railway
towns IN the
NORTH, EAST, WEST ANB NORTHWEST
lls principal o1isea are
WARRINGTON, D. @. NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
10 CINNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON
Connections are made Al New York and Boston
with lines forwarding 70 the CanAdas and 20 the
British Provinees, sad with steamship line, 70
liverpool, Southampton and Havre, aud theace
b. European expresses 10 all prominent CONNER
clAl towns in Great Britain and on the Continent
Collection Of Notes, DRAINS and Bills made Al
al Aaoessible parts OF the Uniled Slates.
Q. q. DUNN, Agent,
jela WAshington, d. @.
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NJ" t4h X bIhAb.
mn oAhDxH,Anp znBor AEpFHrLtDEL.
fHiA AHp TnHuFoH RAILRoAD conPA-
yRon fmEADNtrhiA TO INV xoRz
81 y AnDwtF PLAoBG f,s14.l
rRok WALNUT NrRKEf WHARF AND
kkN1IA0IOH DEPOT, fTf
WA Lssyn - WILLOWS, viIi Ears.
AS. =. via camden end Ambsy--c and :.
Az q, vis csSssK ia j:s::, cry.
New JsrtsT Ascgmmodatien. ......s.. 2,
AS p, " Cauasn and Jersey City
morning hxprsll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
ssa Ga. ! ai. H.''s's and ''"'y CIV .,
A a Z ~. va isnsisgisi /; and Jersey
City--Kxprcua Observation-Disclosures. q
A. n m. 20 SsnS,s and AHbey-c aAd :.
niS. ?. sis Camden ana xns;y-c sai
x Express " !, z. ,...,,.,.. go. 8 q
cy1w.,nisl 3: ss, sss Y y ~ f.S ss O
a JgnF z; sis ksE'i-f'on And J.r.'y q
nilgstp, =. yis E.asinTi'n and JsBsy :,
,Cty-southeFn Mar. ......,...:.... o
Any tNightl w KsnsinstOn and Jersey !.
A ,. IN. /, via csmden and imboy-As-
eommodatien lfrpight aud passsnger9
LIST class ticket......s...... y
= "a Glass ticket. a......,..., l. "
The ais ,. n. Eveplng Nall aad the l. q
Might Southern Express will ran daily, lall
others, Sundays sxcepted.)
PHfL1DkLPHk AND NEw YoRK bIHEs,
Lsavs wslnui sit,s. wharf 81 sSndSA n. .
Les,. Kss.inetoa D.po, At IL tss. N. 4 %,
4 % ans 4s ,, N. and u 80 I ~ ynlght
'eheAysenffpVSo-1 - ~ - a a.
NEW YORK AND, PJnLkpELPHIA LIMBS
Is.vsisei Of Barclay s,rss, 4 - u. sndi
From ssei Il Cortland ir.,s AZ, Z, and 70 4,
Thas ,. ~ llns fnn' a. ~ l'ii sshsrs Sun.
49, u'Ns W. n. oArznBs, Agent 2
/ PHILADHLrHiA. Dee, -. 1888, desl
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FpR RBDucTNd THR NUMBER o. GENERAL
~ YIELD AND SFAFP 0PFiCkRa
WAn DaPtnTnnNT,
AnyufANf 0nNaAkE'a OsFIcn
General Ordsrs, No. 10. - - : i
Of General Weld aad STAT oMcofa VIII DO N
ceived untl the aflscath e this mouth, at While
date the Adjuianl 0sneral h directed 10 coy
mencs mnatsrlnn honorAbly cut % sersioe
Oenafnl, Hiold and etaG olnoaIa Who aEs u.
'employtd or whose servlos a a. longer seeded
~ order u The Prosidaut Of he unllsd slate,
81 y ttr ~ w. a AlChnLA,
na Assistant AdjuiAnt General
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TIn glass weddlngn Absurdity has come
Ialong, II i celebrated on the ahSenth
anivefsary OF marriages., aud RlasSware
u presented By admlring friends.
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THE s.iS A. n. TRAIN PROM WARRINGTON
Connects with the D. % .. N. train from Bal
timore for Pittsbnrgh and thsWea and
for Elmira, BufAlo, Rochester, Dun ~
OLE kifk, CanandAiguA, And Magyar s.t /.
balls, and for New York City.
THE $50 r. N. TRAIN PROM wAstIINdToN
Connects with the SIP. m. traia frem Bal
tmors for Pittseurg snd kris.
TIE q tSP. N. TRAM From WASHINGTON
ooanscts with the 10 p, N. Express nom
Baltimore and runs through 70 Pits
~ burEh and ElnirA, without change
.. Of cars, eonnsctlhg ~ Pittshatgh
for Cincinnati, Chicago, and s. ~.
= u. Louia. and.A hRlmlrA .,H
for Buffalo, Roohes- tsret5s. "a
ter, and Syracuse.
oNS THRoudH TRAIN on SUNDAY.
Leaving washins,Oai ai . s'elOek p. m.
SLEEPING CARS on NIdHF TRAINS. w
soLDiHns' TIcKErs AT 0ovBRAnBEr RArnr.
3A-.t Low FARE AND QUICK TIME
AD,For Tickets and any information apply at
the Omcs Of the Great PennsylSaniA Route, cor
ser Pennsyivsnia avenue add Sixth street. under
National Hotel and Depot House, No. 4e3 Cstreei,
nsar New Jersey avenps, wAshinelan;
I'll J, H. DUBARRY,
! s.U-g t Bupsrfntendsnt N. @, RE.
i, -. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Se esses SKA a'fs'' AAa fsAf'1ivaniA a'pnns'
aT "A MT a TRa
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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That he sub.
seriber has obtained nom the Orphana' Court
of washington County In the Diatffet n Co
lumblA, letters OF Standardization on the personal
estate OF Caleb Dulaney, late Of Weahington ely,
D. e., deceased. All persons having claims
AgAinst the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thersoe 10
the Subscriber, % before the 20th day Of April
aeHt .aey may otherwise ~ law 10 sEsludsa
from all bena1t Of the said eslata TF
Given under my hahd this nth day % April,
lSd0 ANN DULANnY,
ml-laWSWa AdminiutrAsrix.
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and on the slightest proyocation had
seen men bucked by order Of wiz.
The Witness had seen Gen. Wintier at
Richmond. 5,r 5T5Iift
A number Of our prisoners rushed to
see him when he told our mon toSsstanCl
back and gave orders to the guard Is
fire, on those who approached the gate
nearer than fifteen feet. The witness
was for long time cross examined bv
.deteneeS he had never seen Capt: Wiz
commit an assault on any individual
give orders to the Guard ia
contfne prisoner in the stocks for at
tempting to escape. Wirz called him
a did yankee son of q b--h, the man
spoke back, when NYirz drew revolver
and told him he would fix him, the
man was sent to the stocks where he
remained twelve hours. l,t.i'Y ii
adjourned. M - 5l,,s-,itf-5
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Nov Yorlk CnttIn: .nInrILa1..

F. a4i no i, N1wIYoRK, Aug. i2e.
The current prices for the weeElat all
the markets are &, .sf,-.-,.,,sf "a ri
!, = BEEF EEL CALTLE-Per head, LIST quality,
$40, 5Oa19; fair TO good, Sl5aI6, 50! com
mon, $1g, 6Oa14, 5Os inferior, $gaii,50.
Cows AND GALYEs-I5Xtras, per head.
s5al0o; first quality, S75as0; ordinary,
S60aT5; common S50a60; inferior, S4Oa5O.
EiNEAn CALHES-FirSt quality, y h.
llal2c; ordinary, 9alO1 u; common, S1Sa9;
inferior, .saSk. =, I.3,' mn i,gaT I'd
SHEEP AND I1AMBS=EXtras, p head
SIa7, 25; prime, $8aG, so; ordinary. 81 ,5Oa
$50; common, 4a4, so, inferior, $3,60!l4.
. ySwINE-Heavy corn fed ri b, r13I<a
tS5s; light and medium, l2NalS19< still
BEEF CATTnR4Aiarltet without leci-
ded change. The supply OF prime cat
tie was rather small, and this kind
therefore sold freely ut full previous
prices. Other kinds We're plenty and
prices favored the purchaser, though
there was no decided decline. Mich
COWS were steady with n moderate de-
mand. Neals were firm for all kinds.
which sold freely. Sheep and lambs
sold tolern bly, well during the week and
some dealers report ii light improves
ment. Hogs are higher and in good de-
mand at the Improvement told.
Tho receipts of all stock for this week
and last week We're as follows:
Reeves Co.'s; cows 147; veal calves
84IS; sheep and lambs 22,545, swine
St2. Total last week-BeeYes hS44:
cows los; veal calves. 1920; sheen and
lambs 20elSs swine. 10 4I6.s ttotlt'ff' sfs5
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New York, Aug. 29.ZThe POSTS
Washington specialsays: The regular
cabinet meeting was held to-day.
The new Commissioners of Indian At
fairs telegraphed to Secretary Harlan
rom Ft. Scott that they were Just leav-
ing that place.
The Evening Post in an article on
railroad accidents notes twenty four
which occurred since January 18th. An
carelessness. ......, - 81. II :
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Eau Trade.

liz ~EGG
According to the NeY York Express
the fall trade is opening ont very brisk
and buoyant in that city, IT says :gfi
Goods are held very firmly There
IS every prospect of a large business he
ing transacted throughout the season,
as the interior Is reported as being very
bare of goods. The fall trade in the de-
partlneiiB of dry goods Qpeiied with
greab activity In all Its bfanehe3 hi1d
so far thestrnnsaGtions have been vsfky
heavy; in fact, they are beyond iall pre-
ce,lcnt fiji tho history of the trade. The
demand is very active rom all sections
of the country and the Southern Inef-
chants are taking a much lnEger amount
of goods than was geneEpllY expepted.
Z Domestic inbrics are In small supply,
and prices are strong hIiCi iIigher. Min
ufacturers are working their mills %
their utmost capacity, and yet they esln-
not supply goods Is INST is tley 11e
wanted. aa= sIad 10 li97gati -
There is large dem 4aIelGn
goods of all kinds, AND 10 - Il llfi9Il q
ing the heavy impQ 1T o1st tllef4 are
not seasOhnbIe1 q tiel enoll j.. 70 30
around. Prizes are, rlIl q sd itillflIiaE.
all imported NJ have tlllaFlE Some
profits. ~ Iiih me ~ tfo weeks,
New York Isl D ~ tt'e6t an eIlorIfotIs
amouut slssSN di5H4 fsaiiiS
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NEwiYoRK, Aug. 2O!MThe Coroffef,s
inquest in the matter of the Long Island
railroad collision, is going on ut
Jamaica. The testimony is somewhat
conflicting, but most of it is to the effect
that the collision, was entirely owing
to inexcusable neglect and carelessness
on the part of the railroad employees.
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NEW York, August 29.-InteIligence
has been received from India. Theiiews
is unimpoEtaut. No signstof the chol-
era exist in the Kingdom. tjfr
The mews of the assassination of Pres
ident Lincoln and the shooting OF Booth
by Corbett; had just reached Hong Kong
and had produced a morbid impression.
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BOSTON, Aug. 29.-In the case. of the
commonwealth VS.. HOlbrool1 which
was carried up to tho Supreme Judicial.
Court on the ground; that the defendant
had the right to sell liquors under IL
cense from the u. S., the Court decided
thnt the payment to the U. S. of license
and a Revenue duty or tax does not OK.
empt the defendent from the RESPONSE
bility for violating the criminal law of
the Commonwealth. - d
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Cincinnati sIarItel. /

ydjzou yia4i CINCINNATI, August %.
~, FI,Sg IT. y and nominally soc low
,lWHEAT4Wa offered at a decline of
b9lOeper hush; mo buyers. diilr 1lli
q CORN-rSStea >. = sff..s,.- isf.sa
,f 94Es q t SIS firm; closed at 4Of,
: WHIsKY-Firln at $500 .a'L "a
lPRoy1sIoNs- Dull and prices nom
IIISsETsD OIIGSi 60.
LARD-Ffrm mt 235Sc. - 81
q OII1sRsE-l791Se! ysi'. -
BUTTER-2598Oc. isttls
EGaS-1S@20c.
GoLD-143IE. ..lf,stg-siL tSfl,E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30

coNcoRD, N. H., August 2o.-In the
dered a verdict that Michael GfcEIanus
came to his death at the minds of Bry-
an Mcdonald, jr., butWhether by dcci-
dent or design the jury are unable 10
determine, The elder Mcdonald has
been DISCHARGED from arrest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30
New York money lTarI.et.-
:. - NBwT lYoRK. Aupust 81

- 0l.F1lH NaWHNUFtIK,l AugnsL ..
MoNET-E asyla SOS per cent. for
call1oans.rs at utss1 500. TfIfiE
STERLING EXCHANGE = DHllleahd
nominal at 1O9H @1O9If.f.i 2 b1E
3 AltER1cAN GoLD-Without decided
change, opening at I44%, advancing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30
RnnI, Rnhhnrr-

CLEVELAND, Aug. %. The Wellifig-
ton National Bank at Wellington, O., 4
was robbed last night of seventy to
one hundred thousand dollars in gov
ernment bonds. All the special Clepos-
its and property of the bank were not
touched. No arrests, .s.s{y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30

fVYAsHTNeToN, Aug. % Nothing es-
ipecially interesting was ELECTED lIS TIE
-exapinatiOp mp to the time the court
took us recess.d aisi.1b aidHssaqnil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-30

BEAuFoRT, N. O., Aug. 25j LEADING
goods in large quantities into all parts
of North Carolina, South Carolina.
Georgia, and Soulful Eastern Virginia,
and bringing back cotton and other
products, giving employment to the
railroads which'are running night and
day. An effort will be made this Win
ter to obtain an appropriation from
Congress to defray the expenses Of
deepening theichnnnel uniting the in
land waters of North CarOlinn with the
Olean, which, with the removal of a
small bar in the Mouse river, will ennL
PIE the largest ocean steamers to run to
NewbeEn. Bii /. I iIl1ss3. III 81 :
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iNsw York; Aug. 29.LThei Steamship
rived. News anticipated. ~ -
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RaItInlorR mnrI,ef.

- .l' 'al q. BALTIMORE, August %.
FLouR- Quiet; receipts limited. INK
:. WII Z 3 and lower; 81 1922 90
GoBN-Dnll and steady, - 80 -
PRovIsfoNs-Ffrm. -,
WIrsK Closed firm at 81. 241z@225.