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no IRON FoJrNnrps c.,

w IRON FOUNDERS. = Sealed Proposals
y. VIII De- received at this Office tRotunda. civ Hal
49, until IL o'clock o. Of SATURDAY September lG
- lT the supply VI "a CAST IRON WATER PIPES tlI
ssinal diameter and each about nine feet long with be.
$50 .pgo cnds; aud 20 CAST IRON WATER-PIPES az
tsfnal daneteT each about sx feet long with bey.ed
800 snc,n shout go tuns The amount OF Security
SSo VII be 5000. Each IEopoiel must be indorsed
ioposah for Cdt Iron Water Pipes six feet IA
80 name Of the bidder ind the date Of It's ovTiBs
orut OF bids ard ell necessary information can be
this Office The Board tho gt 10 reject
nas BIDS if deemed for the lnteres, Of the City
N"cs Crotch Aqusdaet Board, Sept 5, 1865 DO
TrOS. STEPHENS
ROBT. L. DARRAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN,
CToton A9ueduet Board
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AT MOBILE. ALABAMA, UNTIL THURSDAY, oCTo
BER J2, u ~, for tar .,.,I DID,
sIa. wl,eel s,ssmst LshSe MI registered rs tnna
Eide wheel resmssr Warrior rrgldrr,d q" 'sn,,
sif-.wheei steamer James Bottle. registered vi tuhs
SIDE. " heel o.. amer Anei, registered Sn tans
Side ice .tesm,r ~ w 1hoiDa., rrsisteed oil ivn''
side eel steamer Starlight r. q Ser yJl tuhs-
sido wheel steamer lberyle, rerirteIed 80 tnn- .-
Side-whse Steamer J. u. Ssssjn rrisi'rrdEn tuns.
Stern steamer Jennie kogrs est T.d 14o 100
steryheel Gtesmrr II. Is. Hamilton i'Ik) res'e'ea ~
tun. e. .fl.... -
soTew-.ug Perry, registered I3s TINT.
Screw .tna hiuh' Cu,t n :, registered IS tuns.
scfrv-tns Blossom, REGISTERED - tIgs . "a. H.,
Mods BARGE Ford Canal Boat Golden Fra Nsnsi oVa, w..
nuuel forty (Ol PontOon Balgs thirty wv ia"' "''''
and tLr.s ~ sectiona Docks. III A.
All Of which can DO seen at MOBILE, Ala un'n tno
day Of sale.
Person, making pro po.as iS than one boat or pss'
should 1--WE the number Of eieh boat OF oo VI"
with Price proposed 20 be gwen tor .sch +, an, a.,
nauI, of tho boat or e. description OF we prI5
indoors "a thereon aud addressed 10 brslu"' - 70
Par OPS Chief Of Rail aud River Transport IN 60.
the officer In chsrse Of yeT transportation ~ 'ne P0"'
Tie Ooy,rrrut reserves tho riahi 70 withdraw any o.
the above property and TO reject proposals oee"'u ~
low. .y - -. ,h0
payments 10 bs made In United States currency upon INC
Of any proposal AMI Irer to the delivery OIL VIC
Hni de.crp,on Of the property may be ob1ined on spp
cation TO Colon, ArtLuf Edwards, Assistant Suat'o'
81. Louis, Missouri. g.,
by order Of tho Qn.heIIea,tsr',ae,nss sdus
Bris Gen. and Chief Of Rail and River Ifan'por'ai0h'
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NEW PLANS-Preyious ones having been re-
SEALED PROPOSALS for buildne PUBLIC
ID he Eighteenth Ward authorized BY act Of the
d. MECH y 1862 w be received until Sept, 20 at
vncs " JOHN " HAYWOOD esq, No. u Delancey st.,
h. ~, pans 40, can be The Commissioners reserve
70 REJECT 81 bids deemed Inconsistent the interest
'~' NY BENJAMIN y. MANFlERRE, 60.
JOHN N HAYWOOD, Connl.s
JACOB X. kUMBLK. \ hvheIh
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Antms
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN. @ s-Fl
Stage Manager G. Hauly
This establishment renovstsd and refreshsd viii open for
the season on - -
WEDNESDAY, sEPT.a
on which occasion the great comic artist.
Mr.. J. 8. CLARKE,
WIN make hi, first appearance in ten months In bis two css.
'''''- MAJOR DE BOOTS,
IA Sterling Coyne's charming comedy Of
EvERYBODYS FRIEND,
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QuARrgRrA,TEns QFYicE hxwYoaK, Sept g. 1865.
GALE of GOVERNMENT STEAMERS.
- There will be sold stPUBLlCAUCIION, Oh WLDNEs-
DAY the 18Th inst IL r the Erie Basin South Brook.
lyn the following named Government vessels VIZ:
''' ClIY OF RICHMOND, propsiler...... IA tuns
DpNfOI Az rropeler, .................12 JJ TINS
- sENTINI,I nr1peller. .............. $50 TINS
GOVERNOH CHASE, propeler...... 80 tuns
CHARLES OS0OOD propeiler...... 3ot tuns
HUDSON side whecl.................. IDl tuns
ILLINOIS. ode wheel 2l23 t"ns
GITIDF ,ia, wbe.l $50 tuBs
=. CosShtK ,iIe wheel .,............. GIG tuns
Payment will be made ia Goyefnuient ivads, twenty-five
per day or sale AID balance within the pext lofty
eight hours : n n sTEWART VAN yLlET.
Brevet Brig. Gen. and QusrteriDsstoT U. y. a.
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Dipioenh Motifs.
ANT to a recent ACT of the LEGB

BKSSEHoFF RUy PETROLEUM Co. Office Ma. 90
FINEST, NEw. YORK Sept. ]. 1865.
fTHE TRUSTEES Of the BENNEHOFF RUN
i PETROLEUM COMPANY have tins day declared a
DIVIDEND Of rlr ..r
FIVE ~ PER CENT
On the Capital Stock Of Company Of the Net Earnings
fo the OF August aside from surplus in funds hand
AID AIge quantity Of Oil in taks) able and after this
sxie. ID. s. DuNCOMB, President,
o H. BEACH, Treasurer.
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| RI lft WV, WALI Il Co. AuctionoeIs
i GALE OE UNITED STYLES STEAMERs


GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
y AT ArCTTOS-Wni be sod at Public Auction on FR l.
Day September u.s. 1865 al ~ oolotk tttbs Navy ai
Wssbngon D. c. the following named vessels belonging 20
the United States Navy Dep-tntnt; -
Side. wheel JOHN L. LOCkNOOp-Length, ia feet
breadth "a fee Depth feet inches diameter Of cyhader,
~ inches - feat 6iBoi stroke. -.
Propeller Al PHA-Lsnb &C feet 10 inches breadth 10
fei dpbl feet inch diameter Of cylinder 10 inches; "a
pr5psier fUcHsIA-Ltns.b 10 fees breadth. % fet;
depth, feet inches; diameter u cylinder, ~ iH'nes
Propeller CURRITUCK-Leugth, 100 f-ei, breadth 70
fee, depth feet inches diameter Of cylinder "a inches
Propeller MoCCAsIN-Length IOs Got breadth, - tet
Side wheel KEYSTONE sTATF-Lepsth, 30 feet
breadth. % festj dph, Il iee; diameter u cylinder. ~
sidewhe.l YANKEELengtb I47 feet breadth. rs feet;
depth 10 feet inches diameter Of cylinder 80 inches %,et
stroke ~ b..
side.wleel JACOB BELI-Lengtb Jas feet; breadth 20
feet eincos depth feet diameter Of cylinder % uce,
side-whod ELLA-L.nga, $50 feet; bretd.h % feet:
depth, feet6 nehes diameter Of cylinder ~ nches scet
stroke,
30 ieet Depth 10 feei diameter OF cylinder Is inehes IL
feet s'rok-. lH' i
Propeer VICTORIA-Lengtb ia feet breadth "a fee,
depth 10 feet inches; diameter Of cylinder nches 30
Propeer OLADiOLUs-Lnstb 90 teet breadth. 10 feet
deIth incheSi diameter Of cyliader, inches &c
Propeier EUREKA tMsehhery removed Length. IS
feet; BREADTH " feet iuches; depth, feet inches
The aboyenaIet vessels he 81 the Navy Yard Washington
ID. G., whore they may bepiaDined-
TeIms OF sae-Ca IA Govrfhaient funds eight per cent
At the tine OF sale and the bpance six days thereafter
BY order j. y. MONTGOMERY. CommandAnt.
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tl,eooins GaroO. Sc.

AT VIM. EvERDELLS SONS, No. Io4 Full
n ton-s,.--wEDDlhG CARDS and FINE sIAiioNINi
tEstabilshed 1881
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Gales bp Aueiiott.

A r the UNITED STATES HORSE and
N CARRIAGE REPOSlTORY.-H.J J. JORDAN Co
WILL SELL by Public Auction, on THURSDAY Sept y
O'Clock q. the United States Sale stabe, Fhsve AID
Forty tourthst, Hos Carriages, Harne" and saddlery'
full particulars of which will appear in papers,
j. JORDAN Co. have facilities unsurpassed by any home
In the cty for Dis pospf of Horses and Cerrsges
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WILLIAM ID. BLACK and GILBERT b.
w MONROE were admitted a. Partners In our Firm on
he first day Of MaIoh last hALL phAeA w.
Aus q
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Dated, Ncw.Yori, August rs. 1865.

United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
~ SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT. State q Nav
York nth and nth Wards OF the City Of New Yortl-
Notice hereby yen IN Of section % Of" An Act
20 provide aevsnue 70 support the Government to
Jane Jth 1864 and amended by IN, Act Of March 1855.
tbs. the annual % or valuations and Of properly
returned 10 me by the Assessor Of ts District thut
the duties aud taIe. thereon have become due and payable
aud will attend for the collection of the same my
Office No II Bibs House Asor Place In the City of New
York on and after the ElGHTEENfH DAY OF AUGUST,
1865 until tbs THIRTY FIRST DAY Of AUGUST 1885, 10.
elusive. between the hours OF o'clock m aud O'Clock p
m eoch day The ssessmens said st the tsres
on and licenses and payment. may be made any
time before said period Dated New York August 1865
MARSHALL Is. BLAKE,
Collector seventh District Nsw.Yosk.
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r. s. NAVY YARD, E0sroN,
ConMASDsST's OFFICE. Aug. "a lB69
DY HORATIO HARRIS ~ Co.,

ID No 10 india-st.
The u. s. Steamers EMMA, NEW. LONDON, ALBA
TROSS, WILDERNESS and PENGUIN, the bark MID
NIGHT, and the 'ehoppeys IARA G. W. ROGERS, 50.
PTIRONIA and JOHN GRIFFITH, will he sold at public
suoton by NORATlO HARRIS at this Navy Yard, on
FRIDAY the eighth day Of September, at twelve o'clock
The iron steamer, register length 1880
breadth ~ So dcpth Ill
The New-London is a wooden steamer register
length 80 80 feet breadth 20 % feet depth Oil feet.
The Abaros il wooden steamer, register length
$50 rs feet. breadth go, depth Is IS.
Tho Wilderness is sNooden sidewheel steamer, register
length l46 fee. breadth 26.J0. depth 1850
The Penguin is wooden steamer, register length -
feet. breadth 1925, depth Ia
Tie Midnight is clipper bark, register length l?' feet
breadth 27.83 feet. depth II feet. ,,
The Para schooner register length sO ee, pieao'n
2f.50 fret. depth 9 feet. -.
The O. W. Rogers is schooner register length 70 ieel
breadth 22.33, depth SIS ..
III. sophronis Is schooner register length l0ee3 feet,
breadth 1925, depth &25. . .xo<
The Jcnn griffith schooner, register length +S Feet
breadth 20 feet. depth O. So ..r >, ,
per of the purchase money must be paid on ne
dry sale aud the remainder before H. vessel Is removed
NavyYard which must be done within Ak DAY
the day Of sale. An inventory Of the articles to Do sod
with the vessels will be found at ills Yard.
S. II. STRiNGHAM, Rear Admiral.
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3nenraHre Companles.
NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
~ wALLSTREET.
CASH CAPITAL."...""...."..S2O0,O0 e.

This Company be, been in successful operation for more
ban THIRTY YEARS. and continues 70 INSURE against
L~s and DrDsg by FIRE upon terms favorable similar
hstiutious
AL LossEs LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDEkIILL, President.
Ohver a. Jones' William HAItun. Cbas. i. Stewart.
Isste n Seymour Semi J. Warng Ssuuel y. Dodse.
lhrsham r. Davis. C. X. PfeiAer. Michael Uschosfer.
Sml C. Harriot. Syyanus Bedell. Chas. ID. Laws.
John 2. Andrew. n. M. Buchanan. Ethebert ). Nins
josh D. Low. William Hertze. Joseph A. Dreyfous.
John Even. Thomas Dewey. jan. c. Quick
William Depew Henry J. Sender. yal,,s 7: Wright
AUGUSTUS COLs0N, IT,, secretsfy.
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QUARrgRAAsrKRG EgxnALs Owes,
WAsHrssTo> n. G., July "a. 1850 1
Il ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE of SrEAM-

CUARTgRaAsTER KsyRAL's OFfics,
WAsarsGTos n. G., July 20. 1859
T ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM.
~ BOATS WHARPBoArs BAR0Es ard "a, oiHEK
aus are sna named for
STEAMBOATS,. WHARF. BOATS, BARGEs
and other property.
AT LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS. UNTIL MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER II. ~ M, for tho
sdewbse steamer Dvenpors ry boat REGISTERED .' 'un'
ssIa steamer co9ysy 10 H y ri''sred ,a, until
the day VI sale.
AT vIcKsBURG, MISSISSIPPI UNTIL FRIDAY. SEP
TENDER IS. IL M, for
serag ,Ts Belle p,rl..s 90. registered % tuna
One % WLNfboat. ~ tuos.
MoIei hsr,s, Porter Rhode. and George B. meClsne
Mn, ~ Glnwals BsEsv-
on, IN Y,si snd one ,I) Floating Dock.
Allof which can be seen at 'ICKsBUR0, MISSISSIPPI
mil tho DAY Of sale.
AT YATCHEz MISSISSIPPI, UNTIL MONDAY, SEP.
800 TEMBER 10, IL ms Tor
Orc whsrf boat. 100 tuna -..
Mod,l barge Molie.
Five (3l Gunwae barses.
AIT All q r Gf oSa be seen at YArcHEz MISSISSIPPI
| until the dty OF salc
! AT NEW ORLEANS. IA. UNTIL WEDNESDAY. oc.
ToBEH 4. " n. fot tho
Moisi barge Murgan and ono u) Goal Bot. -
wslch cen be seen Pokr HuD;ON. LA. Until the day
For wharf hatcher 100 tn. and two ) Coal Boats.
wlieh be sen at BATON ROUGE LA. until 'hs day
Of sale
wheel rc,msf Colonel Iiocouo fbuiiihg), resered
| 231 tgIs
siie wheel steamer ffinoi. rsrl.tersd TO tan.
Sa--whsel sts " Is. S4yory si-yed q: t1ns.
sid wheel steamer J. " Efo~p registered Jy tuns.
S1 wheel STEAMER A. u. Brown. r.gi.'sfsd 10 tuna
Slew bel sths Ohio Belle. i.t~fri 30
Sds.~ttsl sassnisr Na.t~fs fsn'sf-i Iis inna
rd-wb esl steamer Diana ns!gt@red 70 tsn'
s4,-~t-ci ',rss,f ssin, Chsfe. registered ST turs
sic-sheel steamer >. H. Fsrei D., registered ssl tnns
Sdr-wb-~i Steamer II. J. Adams. Irgsrsrd COZ tuus
de.w beef gesiu~T SsiisGiaii. tessrf.d 81 tuna
ste n-vhc-l stran1er ida MAY. Irg,rred $50 tuus.
Stetn.~heel stsutg,r Iowa t. ( t-frd fas tuns.
StcuffFl,s steamer AhAmoHt, registered - tuns
.rub.si nct Fulton 80 2, frssierrd la tuns.
ssfu wtse amer Colonel .. bec, ss~red lSi us,
sTfa nr.l toonel Chandler TtFs cred " tans
strf'l-u tssl steamer Z ortis, r.g.slefsd -taaa
Stem herl Ste luer Lizzie Days rsered - tuBl
sieiu~wl ri ,srC cotr Clopn. registered - tunA
screw tu- rs,isthss# reg rsIe'ii3t tlas
S.rrw to- Hnn's ssiSS, Nts.fed y ,un&
screw ius R,dIr, rssre rcS III typ'
scr,w ~. sp,ain fDi. lnov en iins. ,.. .-
scrrw tug lr0ns0sasd nv eiii dinzL
Screw nf OeoresE- Txfer re sist-red llb tgns -H
tenw tug ssh.Iies' " \ t-rei !lsians
scs,w ,us t,nses les.erst 10 y. 'sn,. .t. .c
Center heel Nkknrr krrp.r, fs.isi.rcd III ,uns -
10 ao~r -nsIal Ransom, rsyisfert ~ uns
C~ntr. heel At 1er Co one barn, registered VI tuna
Mode 5ascs..k "a 10, J !, and ABBEY
Cana ~ Hosai- ...
Tea ugJtm~sie Bafyea
Fous 81 v,wS III onA Il, rrl Boat, (l metallic Boat
W Lea IN e. .ssss M La until the
Lsya f "a %
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prinfing.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. lO4 Fulton.
~ n.-srEAM JOB PRINTERS end LABEL NAN.
UfACTURERS.
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THE Second Detached BALLOON ASCEN-
SION take place at Prof LOVES Aeron,nilc Amphi
thea.er At Central Fax THIS ( ednesdsy) AFTE soON
between the hours Of aud O'clock followed by Cue eIhi
biion OF Fireworks In he evening" Gable Ascensons con-
thned Jay and night In el calm weather.
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Wanfs.

A LADY desires NURSE and SEAM
"A STRESS who will hsye the care OF one child she
,,, n. ,ompe,ent 10 cot and it, ard uadstand hsrd
ing address this day GRAMERCY PARK HOUSE, hooio
No Z bstveen .hs hnurs OF and p. N.
FAMILIES. Hotels, Boarding Houses, Farm,
err. and all others in want Of capable and recommended
Male and Female BELP will md full supply, ior every and
Of work. constantly hand at the large EAPLofaENI
HOUSE, No. Id Eleyentirst. corner Of slIth'sve-
OFFICE BOY WANTED to run erands,
" about "a IL years age. Apply with references In
bis own handwriting TO Box Nc. 1850 Ohiee
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lNJANTED-A Scotch or German GIRL who
w 4, srrefIencea In Cooking and Washlnr some bu,
the spabie need spply No II East feasisenh''
kew .imk. 81.
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Orr WhsTfbOAf 100 Tuna =
Model barge Molie
Five i3l Gunwa.e haryes.
Thre. % Coal Boats -. ..o,,,c,o,,
until the dsy Of sale. "I
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NYANTED-TTACHE and CORES
w POSDENTS ia each STATE and TOWN. i-sthSis
faile,, $40 TO f2lO. Correspondence hr ibopt hall On
hoart Writing daily probahe peouc 90 % $40 Adry.s
| sii letters 70 ,he " AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL UNION.
Va. 4es Brosdwsy n. Y"
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TOODLES.

The pleasure in announcing tho engagement
OF that brilliant young actress: -
who viii make her first appearance At this thester IN the
character Of Mrs. SHOWDOWN
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/ AT YATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI. UNTIL MONDAY, SEP
TEMBER Ia, IL IN, for
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WANrED--An experienced frst-class NAN
w "a connection with our White Goods Department
treated literally. Appy by letter, With re-rences. to
4. I. STEWART 4 Co.
Broadway, Chambers sud Re.de-,t.. N.w.York chy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-27
From South America l. Panama.
WRECK OF THE STEAMER GOLDEN RULE.
CREW AND PASSENGERS SAVED.

New YORK, June 24.-The steamship Ocean
Queen from Panama, brings SIS 700 in treasure.
The revolution in Peru still continues, but
makes little progress.
Chill is threatened by Spain if she does lot
come n teTm'.
From Australia we learn that tie Shenandoah
had gone west from Adelaide, probably to the
Maurdus.
Late adViceI from Central America bring the
news Of the complete defeat of the BarriOS revo-
lutionary party in San Salvador.
Major General Sickles left the lsthmuS on the
10th for New York.
Col. G.. NJ Totten is q passenger on the Ocean
Queen, having been unsuccessful in the negotia.
ton of the new Panama railroad contract.
The Star and Herald announces the wreck of
the steamship Golden Rule, Of the New York
and Nicaragua line, on May 80, on ROncados
Reef, thirtJ-iv miles fem Old Providence
Island. She was bound TO GreytoWn, and had
60 passengers for san Francisco, besides q full
crew, all Of whom were saved and landed on the
island with sufficient provisions 10 support them
until taken OF
IL appears that the Golden Rule had just eX'
ploded one Of her hues after which she collided
with q ferry boat, damaging one Of her paddle
wheels and detained her from going 10 sea till
the 22d ut.
At $40 A. NJ. on the 0Oth, in heavy rain
storm, she struck rock and stuck fast. On the
Sth the United States steamers Huntsville and
tate Of Georgia sailed from AspinWan for the
wreck, and to bring away the passengers, who
were taken TO AspinWan and forwarded TO San
Francisco by the steamer America.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-27
HARD Is MARRLE.

Under this caption the Brooklyn Union Of
2Ist instant states that zone OF the oldest mer.
chants Of Richmond, Of the highest social posi-
ton, whose hon is without blemish, became
entirely blind in the first year Of the Rebellion.
He lost & son in battle, his warehouse and goods
were burned when the city was surrendered, and
his property, If not exhausted was SO involved
as 70 be beyond his control and unavailable 70
pay his Northern creditors. About two months
ago tbs blind gentleman came 10 New FORK TO
consult his Oeulst and explain his circumstances
70 his creditors without any intention, however
Of asking any abatement Of his legal obligations
Finding him in a condition Of great nervous
excitement his medical attendant advised thst
everything possible should be done TO quiet him
before attempting any operation. Accordingly
one Of his friends, Who happened 20 know tat
his inability to pay his debts Immediately was the
chief source Of his trouble, proposed 70 loan him
the money required 10 eXtinguish his debts pro
vided his creditors would accept the face Of their
claims without interest This was not the blind
merchants, hut his cleditors, proposition. The
debtor consented 70 adopt the method, and on be-
lag applied 70, all his creiitOrs-slve oGe-cOrdi-
ally agreed 70 accept the offer. That one eternity
declined, and on being informed tina; his creditors
property could not be converted so as TO pay his
debts for a year or two az least said abruptly I
can force him. This was the answer, not Of 3
poor man, but Of one whose words in the Ian.
guage Of Richard Golden with reference to q simi.
lar character, are doubly shoited with soye-
reigns.
We respectfully submit that this is nos the
spirit in which commercial intercourse With the
south can be most successfully renewed"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-27
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MoRNING..n.JUNE 27, 1866.
COVNTY TERMINATION.

Gov. PeipOint has made The following appoint
ments Of Commissioners to hold elections in va.
riOus counties of this Commonwealth. The writs
prescribe Tuesday, lsH July, in all the counties
mentioned save BotetouIt, Giles Roanoke and
Floyd in which the election will take place on
Tuesday, lst August We take this occasion 10
request the Commissioners to inform us of the
result Of the elections in their respective eOun.
tiess
BO.etOOrt-T. G. GodSin, H. NJ. BoWyer and
VIM. Glasgow.
Giles-J. A. Peck, J. D. johnson and william
B. Mason.
Roanoke. H. Griain, J. Trout AM A. White
FlOyd-H. Deskins, n Harman and n. Z.
SunpaOn.
King GeOrge-wm. Mcdaniel, u. COnklins and
W. S. Brown.
NOrthumberIand-L shanshan, VIM. Harding
and A. J. Brent.
Spotylvauia-wm. A. Little Lewis A. Boggs
aud Joseph Sanford.
Csroline-Robert Hst gins, J. T. White and DR..
J. R. Baylor.
Essex-Jaues Roy Macon, 7. L. Gordon and
WsstmOreland-H. Chandler, Il. Bean and l.
Washington.
Richmond COunty-Henry Tayloe, A. o. VERIFY
and R. Lyeh
King wHian-H, Lit,lePlgs, 1. o. pabne5
and W. Samuels.
Hanoyes-w.F. Wickhlm, E. Winston, aud B.
L. Winston.
King and QOeen-J. BfOwnley. John Pollard
aud W. d. Gresham.
ROckingham-GeOrse X. Gilmer, Wm. T. Nc
Gahey and Jacob Byerly.
Cumberland-Fras. D. Irving b. B. Woodson
and John ". Wilson.
Psge.-John Lionberger George W. Summers,
and Henry Fouer.
warren-Fayette Buck, James Richards aud
Newton King.
Goocbland.-wm n. Barrett, George w. aar-
us and John Thompson.
Ameha.-John ". Southsll Albert r. stringer
and Robert Z Cousins.
Buckingham. George Kyle, VIM. Hanker and
John Turner.
HeRficO,,-Henry ]. Smith, j, 3. Eeesee aud C.
B. LipscOmb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-27
corNrRRREIr NOTES DESCRIBED

The following descriptions the counterfeit United
States In circulation useful for information
Is, imitation, are reported in circulation Poorly
done
IS, altered from Is. Portrait OF Chase.
S., imitation. Poorly done; coarse
S., photographed have blurred look; the paper 10
sitter aud heavier. Signatures very heavy.
los, Imitation well executed, are reported In circulz
tion. There Is no Treasury stamp upon the bill.
los, altered from lsvig. portrait Of Chase upper
left; genuine have portrait OF Lincoln.
bad.
Sos, imitation. Thshead Of Hamilton is coarse and
blurred otherwise exeellently done, and well cscu
lated TO deceive.
SOS, altered from 2s--vignette portrait OF Hamilton
below the words United States In genuine 1t 10
above.
lOOs imitation The only points Of actual difference
between the genuine and counterfeit these In the
upper left corner the words Act OF February 2th,
1882" In counterfeit the 'h' and the ornamental
lines above run into and touch the border In the
genuine there Is clear space between. On the right
end OF back Of note there fourteen small ovals
the edge OF each oval the figures In the bad read O0
inverted, while on the left they are 100. This is the
be that the right hand they read lOO aud on the
left DOL. These notes are well executed.
Postage Currency rs cents imitation poorly engrav
ed and on poor paper.
50 cents initiation poorly done The heads Of Wash
ington are blurred, and are not alike
aud 10 cents, imitation poorly printed.
SOS, new issue, are now in circulation Observe
The portrait on each eoarsey done.
National Bdnhs. SIS, imitation well executed, and
oil dangerous character, are reported 10 circulation
Coupons Counterfeit coupons dated March l, 1895,
for sl2 So IN the similitude Of 1910 per cent United
States $500 bonds have been offered at different United
L States deposiariea.
$50 Bonds Some OF these In circulation with the
i coupons cut of aud are offered currency. without
coupons they are OF no value until mature Refuse all
II such