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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-11-03

What is the difference between stabbing a
man and killing hog? One is assaulting
with intent to kill, and the other killing
with intent to salt.
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L THANKSGIVING DAY.
PrOclamatio on OF the President, Appoints
ing December 7th.
BY the President of the United States
A PROCLAMATION.


A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God
during the year which is now coming to an
end, to relieve our beloved country from the
fearful scourge of civil war, and to permit us
to secure the blessings of peace, unity and
harmony with great enlargement of civil
liberty;
.And Whereas, our Heavenly Father has
also during the year graciously averted from
us the calamities of foreign war, pestilence
and famine, while our granaries are full Of
the fruits Of an abundant season;
And Whereas righteousness exalteth q
nation, while sin is reproach to any people;
Now therefore be it known that /, An
drew johnson, President of the United
States, do hereby recommend to the people
thereof, that they do set apart and observe
the first Thursday of December next as a
day of National Thanksgiving to the Creator
of the Universe for, these deliverances and
blessings.
And | do further recommend that on that
occasion the whole people make confession
of our national sins against His infinite good
ness, and with one heart and one mind i'm
plore the Divine guidance in the way of Ma
tional virtue and holiness.
In teseimony whereof have hereunto SET
my hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this 2Sth
day of October. In the year Of our Lord One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-fye,
and of the Independence af the United
States, the ninetieth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President,
WM. III. SEWARD, Secretary of State
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Union Pacific RafIroad-InternaI Reve-
nue. Receipts-Amendmen of the Tax
Law-Thc RECIPROCITY Treaty.
Special Dispatch to Pittsburgh Com.
w AI-r1r l.sr,,r o. Oe


Law-Thc Reciprocity Treaty.
Special Dispatch to Pittsburgh Com.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.
ARRIVED.
Major General Schofeld is among the ar
rivals here to-day.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
were upwards of nine hundred thousand dol
lars
A MISSOURI DELEGATION
Representing the interest of the Kansas
brancih of the Pacific Railroad, had an inter
view with the President in relation to its ac-
ceptance by the Government, with fattering
prospects Of success.
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The total receipts of revenue by the Trea-
sury, in the three months ending ON the Goth
September last, amounted to one hundred
and forty-six millions OF dollars.
AMENDED TAX.
1t is underttood that several of the most
influential men engaged upon the subject OF
amended tax, are strongly inclined to substl-
tute tax upon sales, for the present system
of income tax, and taxes upon occupations
and productions This viii leave untouched
a proper system Of taxation upon dividends,
rents salaries, interest upon loan Of money,
spirits and tobacco. Some persons, whose
opinions are entitled to consideration, urge
the propriety of leyying specific duty or
excise upon cotton and petroleum, and such
other of our products as hold a monopoly of
the foreign markets, to such an amount as
will neither abate the profits of these pro
luctions nor lessen the foreign demand for
them, at the same time refusing to draw
back on those articles when exported, thus
throwing the whole of the tax upon the for
eign demands
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rHE REcIPR0CITY TREATY.

1t is understood here that Canada will
starve if the reciprocity treaty is abrogated,
who who invest in our our railroads, will be 50 hard
pressed if the present custom duties are
maintained in this country, that they viii
have to set up their workshops on this side
Of the Atlantic The fight in the Congress
will be on these questions, and the members
will have the opportunity of selling out at
the highest prices in British funds: sterling.
Official eupidity may, therefore, be quoted
in advance at a very high figure.
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Another reduction in the Army 80, 900
men to be mustered Out--Business of
Chicago PostO6hce.
ANOTHER REDUCTION IN THE ARMY.

Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Com.
WASHINGTON. Oct. q.
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Ind OF the -trrct olenuips Trouble.

Wa a.. plea. I ~ Oh serve Tat Che a.I.r noes
'o'".t1 tt t.c'. contra t.ls sad ls.,frfs.fo Oh,
f.r way " tu.callc l.. .tt,ucut. 4 uaI..ty Il
-C alter class NOW see . lstt Sry warned .hsn
So asl At sc outset .f ts controversy, that uey
ave Teen deceived ig INSCRIPTIONS Polite ans
Who ante {. USE them FOR purp.sc' Of their own.
We have earnestly sri repeatedly c5unsc e. them
g. beware o. these political I.icucrs, aud to Ok
only g. the Individual 'ateros a; Lut While o. UGH
III ~ h.vo leon gs.uel by doing this At al earlier
sage % the t'sarsemsui, : .s gratifying g. all
true friends Of Ao MhIrcrs un lc, have even
now t.scArdeI g. advice Of politicians Ilisal.
ways lar letter hat questions .fecuny he utter
c..s Of Ia 81 shou be- considered In /. spur / Of
moderation sud ua tusl forbearsnlo between en-
rloycrs aud Va orers. Ulies5 thsre 1, some eI-
uaoTdinarr ctuie o, disagreement ihIs course will
aluoh ilv rial = result iu some kidd Of an
arr aHsoHtut ra.s'.ctory 10 both pArlies On tie
c,hor bad, dtGIt or douinee-i-g attitude on
the rars - employers, aud fictitious or unduly
ct,c.l * course by employees, iq almost sure 10
result IN sruu, damage 60 the interests Of both
labor Ani capital II Isl these plain truth. that We
have cudcAvoret 70 impress uror the carmen and
swcercrs during the strike ssslusi the contractors
'N YUM tuN iEttn inc urst mat tht tclltl would
prove tho " sl1m o. our advice, and oil that wo
have 80 to.rst IL, hat Che men have losi o. much
valuable ti.nc aud that the street, have teen 30
sadly neglected. IN consequence. l. ls greatly N
'ho lntcrt oh II the contractors and tbs labor
ora, that they shouts come to an amlcshls under-
standing, and sc, along baruoniously ia tho fu
iurc. Tie condition u the slrtc.. Eule tie L..
inst GA1- that tho services Of Ito old employees
are tfeLtsl 10 = Lawful. compiaaee with The
terms " TIE street contracts while the fact thai lie
lslorer. are dependent upon sis business 'or The
sutpst q themselves and lauihes, proves that
ncy csuuo, AFord 20 COS their occupation. This
Iens tSe c.'e, .tis imi orSntto 10th parties d.
recty .Utercsiu1,And to our citizens generally, who
have suffered from The Lu.san'o II lir.y streets,
th,t he elf,d CLEANING dilaoulty should b. SET
,loi witLouI delay. AZ previously remarked,
tleTo 10 nov good ground for believing tnal lie
trouble De- CA. Al end, aud that work will soon
ts resumed b. the Old en- !oyos. The contractors
have failed 10 comply wish the terms Of their con-
tract without the aid u The men who formerly did
she street work; ia polite ans have failed In hood
wrkiuz & . laborerl 20 the extent they expected;
iho lEborers hAya lost their time and money. aud
the whole question has demonstrated thai the STU,
and net the political trlckstcrs, was .he safes,
| counsellor.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
MONDAY MORNNG, July "a, 1860.
Tho Last Pirate.

TVS rebei pirate Shenandoah ~ repre-e,ied n
b still upon the high seas following It's old vocs-
ton. The report 10 that tbt vessel Ia oper ing On
The Pacific ocean, somewhere In the noig horrool
Of tho Sandwich Islands, and that the American
vhsers in that vicinity arc in Imminent dnn;cr.
iho commander Of the Shenandoah has probably
tot yet heard Of tho collapse Of tie rebel Ion When
,hs, interesting event occurred his vessel was re-
porisd to be in the Indian ocean, from whence IL
went 70 the China seas. II II Is now really near
the Sandwich Islands, II has Of course been a. he
anil podss ever since the downfall of the Coufeder-
sey, and could not have received the nevs. II IL
sss reached the reported beauty, however, It's CONF
uander must ere this havs been Informed Of the "a s
concerning the Little mishAp thA, his government
has me, with. He will learn that Lis yess ., out
upon the TACKLES Pacific, and on the opposite
eide Of The globe from that Of the "Conle.eracy."
he's been for weeks The only thing lsn Of ~, great
rebellion. He will learn TOO that the " Con 'cior.
ste capital" 81 which he received his COMM "a % -
now . quiet Union town that she President
vbo sen, him forth s prisoner in cell NJ 1r-
trees Monroe that tho 'last ditch" men are I. y
suing for pardon 1t the hands Of the Union Pres-
dent that the rebel flag has no o1isteuee IA auy
souIhern state and that the ehonanjo Las f.r
three months lssn wandering about withoai sn
ornsr-thc ghost Of tie ''souihein Couicdertcy''
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NV YOrL. sAIuHDIr July 20, 1905.
Co1fL Ih.-JANA IA 40 Of. DOuiago IL esIS,
RIO. lSs-2 MNscAi o, lga22
CO.. On, l5.-Aid. New Orieans 4sa4J Md Upland,
as
fan r,st-Dry cod oos7 30: PICK. dotbl, 90
a. %; Dry sclo, --a5O PICK. salmon, I, a
-; hscksreL |, Mae. ~ 5Vsz3, neIringL /.
Pour ard Meal bbL-Gene.s-e, er,. I OCso 10:
Ohio, c. 10 T.. 6.g 20; GeoIetown, = 81;
Canadian, c. 8. 6brAs 30; Rye -four, 4Os5 20; Corn
y esL C,a4 70 10 Brandy vine, D JUa-.
FrIu.--Rasina bch, I'D 70 LAyer, box, 00s
=; turrAnis- ASK Almonds, 22s.0jS DO sheiled,
4ia43.
Lumber. southern pine, IS OoaS5 90; white pine
TO- LoafdA 20 O-G2s W; White pine meIchAn Ia bic
box lOsrds, "a 00a26 UJ Clear piuo, 60OJ Poplar and
W sood boards and plank, b. Uajb OO; Cherry Doards
and plank, ~ Oal5 W Oak aud ash, 90 Wn6I o. Ma
pie sni BIRCH 30 Va+O 90 Black walnut, 20 00a90 Oh.
kslass,s, Ost.-Nev Orleans, - Po4 70 Rico,
TbtH1; Cuba Sus., 44a5B;
Oiis.-Ciute Whsle, t0al is; bleached do, l b0al
q; Crude Sperm, s5al ~ unblracLed do l5a9 20;
Ltd Oil al s.; Linteod, lsal 20 per gallon:
Kerosene, 7OaTi.
Fropts ons.-beeL IT. bhls. 90 Sail OO; 10. Pr.
M, loal3's; Fork, clear, new, nominal Pr. pea.
2lsa23 70 DO PRIV, f3Ss2 20 Lard, per H. 10 =
a23 20; Butter, Orange Co, Sbsi0i 10 State, 3OaJ3
Cheese. common TO choice, lOalbN.
Su0ars Cuba, l1al5; HAvans, liai5; Refined su-
gars 20 A4u &c per ID.
Tssaeoo.-Kentaoty, T'%s24; Cuba duty paid 10.
81; 81 Dom nso ION bond 6ais; Havana, duty
paid P0sz ~ Connecticut, T.l5.
7.Il, Am. Y sud :. We. 67sIG; Am Ma. ! Z u
e5h67 Sup sI. pulled, GsA,2 No. 1, pulled, sta55.
hposusnsevs.-kice, 1U Id. kst India di.scd,
C0Al0 %; do, Carolina le O0alU % salt, Turks
Island bush l5s2E; Liverpool, sack, Ouai o. Cas-
1864 do, sos4E hay, Nv liz Sts91 for old, 6va66
iOI new. CanoIeA, city, 80.
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% MATHIS.

CRoLY-On tho ?lst Inst Of cholera inisnturn,
Vida daughter Of David u. and Jennie q. Croiy,
aged weeks and dAyS Isl
DENLiN-Aftor short and severe illness A. his
late residence, llsth 81 bet; sd and 18th AyoS,
Daniel Deyiin, In the 63i yesr Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect-
fully invited 70 attend the funeral services, Al St.
lsurs X. Z. Church, Harlem, "a Monday, s4th mt,
At 10 A. w., without further notice, l5
GILLES-Ou July 22, 1865, Elizabeth onlv child
OF Michael aud Anne Gillen. aged year, months
AM IS DAYS.
The friends and AcqusintAnces Of the family are
ie'2cc fully invited 70 attend the funeral, this Mon
dencs OF her parents, % CenuesI lzt
HUNTEK-On Friday, July 2ist inst after short
lin ~ Johu iun e., IA the oyd year OF his age.
members Of Greenwich Lodee, 4oI, f. h A. NJ,
are respectfully invited 20 attend tie funeral, on
Monday July 81 nj O'Clock, iron his late resido 1ce
ITh a. AMI lth ave llS
MALONEY-On SUNDAY, July 23d, after short
illness, Thomas AalOney, son of Thomas and Cate
RUS Maonoy, aged years, months and ~ DAYS.
The Teatlyes and fiiendH OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, this Monday
afternoon, at o'clock, from 40 Washington st. l2s
Suddenly, sunday morning, July ESD,
Muckridge township, Co. Cork, Ireland.
Funeral Aonaay, July S4th, Al O'Clock, from 8
Morris St, n Y. Relatives and friends invited 20 at
tsud. Cork psners please copy. l2y
NEARY-on Sunday, July 2sd Celia the beloved
vito OF Patrick NeGry, aged 10 yest, native OF Ire
lsn9, County sligo Psrish Of Iempio9oyd;
specfuy invited TO attend the funeral this Monday
afternoon, July "a ut IL O'Clock, iIom her late res
dence li9 LEONARD 81. 126
NICHOLS Drowned on Friday, July q, Willie,
only sou Of Marion NicholIs aged 7 years mouths
Ile funeral took place sunday last, from the resi-
dence Of K. Nichols, Jr, Cornelia 81. Gl
PATTERsON-On July 23d, Henry c., infant sou
Of Jacob N. aud Fanny Patterson, Jr.
The funeral will take place this Chondsy! alter
noon, at O'clock, from tue tes.denes OF hi parenu,
l5I stanton ~
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A Drmou To 30 Tried.

Capt. Hs,RY wBz, the man who was In charge
Of the Andersonyille prison, was guilty Of the
most atrocious cruelty to the Union prisoner. who
unfortunately fell into his hands and Ia s,or!cs
Of his outrsges are 80 fresh in the Northern mind
thsi no feeling Of msgnsnimity is manifested to.
ward him. Ho ia now IN custody, aud will soon
be tried before military commission, ard she
result OF the trsl is hardly = matter q doub,.
Among tho soldiers now scattered over The North
are many victims u The brutality prAeti.ed by th,,
hssrtless wretch, aud he cannot Justly e.cape con.
vietion. But while this culprlt is now in a fair
way oil meeting with ust rttrihuNop, there Il.
another feature Of the case that will be ospe,,slv
interesting. The deienso BEL up ly him will OF
course be tho plea ls. he was &C inr Under
abe orders Of srI,lor officers ADd that
the onus OF tho outrages committed upon our
soldiers does not, therefore properly real up,n the
sceusod. In order to maze = case .or lim..u Ia
will be obliged TO develop the whole sc,5e, ot ,bs
Management At Audersonvills, to show ty whose
orders he committed .hs crime, attributed O.. hmm.
and In this wsy ibe fact will 10 tioi,ed Sletger
JKFr, DAVIS and his government were die A.t..,s
OF th's cruelty, or whether the subordinate OIL crs
operated on their own responsibility. Ths B, ,
matter which the pubic have Iona desired 10 sec
satisfactorily elucdAted, ami the forthcoming trial
will therefore be watched with es ecial Interest.
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Tnr order Of tho Pronten, providing for ne
discharge on psrole, OF oil military pu.on-rt nos
In custody, r'thout dfsf'neron AZ rank, on con.
diuon Of taking the oath OF allegiance, IL wise
and judicious measure. The terms which have
been accorded TO all The rebsl troops who hAv. val.
unfairly surrendered, since tao capture Of Il ,h-
mond, show that the Gov, rnm,nt has NJ Intention
Of trying any Of the military ofctrs for ,rtssen,
ercep, In cases where especial crimes have tccn
committed. Therefore. distinction between that
class aud those who had previously been captured
could not consistently be made, and u Is better
thst ,hs latter class should 10 placed on .he same
,s,slogue with the former as tho Pr s.deni has
now provided. Besides ,his, i will save a heavy
item Of expense 70 the Government AMI this if
something that should not be- overlooked The
exact number OF prisoner, IN custoJy--mainly
oqcri-Has not been made public, but the numb
must be quite large. Tho order will lso cause the
closing up Of the ofhce Of General HorTNAS, "Com.
uIissary General Of Prisoners"
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RspsA Transition From .sIdlcrr to Citizcnn

Y
Tns greater part ofs,he soldiers who enlis.ed IN
this city have returned home yet ,aer preasrcs IL
hardly noticeable. II IL were no, tor tho soldiers
who are stopping hero trsnscntly while en- route
for their homes, very few Of the Shue uniforms
would be seen upon tho streets TIC fact 10, that
the man who have returned 10 this city have near
ly ell donsd tho hab,hmonts Of tho warrior sud
donned ihoss Of tho civilian. They are not found
lurking about tho streets, ~ still worse, commit
nug acts OF lswlessness. a. some Of the umld ones
ssgsly predicted but in nesry every instance they
have procured situations many OF them tho Sane
which they len TO inter tho army. .nd aro now
again numbered among the "hsri.ha,ed mud.
silis" that the blatant southern loader. used
70 pirate about Tacy have 90 plleny
changed their military char.ctor for ru
Ct civil life. thai the transformation
has not been noticeable to the public, and they
have 80 readily sdsp,ed ,hcmse YES 10 their old
vocstionst that. II sotns hardly possible they hlv,
been 90 long away. Ibis Is tho ctsc with the sol
diers - clssA and II shows that they are gsuet-
ally industrious, hard orking men, who honestly
earn their living. There arc, OF course, sxccp
nons 70 the rule. Rascals enlisted IN the army,
and ~ this class notOrouAly lucky la escaping
danger IL follows that some OF ,hsm have returned,
doubtless 10 ply their old criminal vocsiIons Bu,
these are exceptional cases, and detrpci no,l. ng
from The noble bearing Of their more worthy CON.
rsdes The promptness which has character zsd
the soldiers in returning to peaceful occupsuons-
in beating their swords into plough shares"-is
honorable 70 themselves, credit,ble to the city,
and worthy Of the cause IN which they have sc
uobly fought
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Howe sewing Machise Company, No GO
Broadway, y. Y. ELIAS HOWE, Jr., President.
AGENTS wanted. 3l4
Wheeler N Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Nphinc md Button Hole Machine. NO. 625 b. Dad
way, N. y 3i5
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Koyaity la lis shirt sleeve,

hro tIohe cut On she f.h ust. At Marlborough
House a., residence Of the Prince o. wsles, aud
we Prince came out strouT IN the volunteer fire.
man line. The London DAhY Nsws ys;-ue
VAS - lie spot mined sicily, and seeng tho
ur.ency o. tba case, wthout a moments hesitation
threw % coat All w,istcolL aal handed buckles
OF water from ihe Arl or threw them on tho Gre
with more alacrity, perhaps than any Of the other
persons nEsiin', slIhoush hey we're stimulated
to use The greatest e1ouions by tho example scs
them. Major Gley. the eqlerry in waiting, also
seconded lo efforts Of tho Prince moe. laudahly.
Boards were town ny 10 some q 1he passages and
cut ~, were mad ia some Of ,le walls in or or
g. Aa'u.t e. ne aoWupuur ( WATER a. 70 was found
thht the me bad extended uuutr the l.urs and
Va rapidly making itH wa rom tue Ii.ce whers
n ur".v nu'i aud 10 - 40. ts well tlat ,his WAS
dove, lIr "a The confusion which prevailed tho TIRE
ny tA'ctpre.d uni erceiycu, While silent on was
'''sy " 'ue - .ular p.gs. In o der, also, the
NOR ttr. u.l'N 90 combat the o. u ..r, IN rufrance
was elected Iuto th1, unrt Of tuc bu .rgcaminouly
csle' tu' SO l'u'," ~ It was here that Ito IAN
tc'u'' Gt', aalu' yuurs b. this cunhL"i Ap-go
.l' 10" q. u.a work Is one time. The Pr.u,c Of
Wales who t,,. .C8 D. is hrtyo ,XerI oAs, had
Won 1uN 7t ito.- trIers throughout The eN. iug
he""r ieH-'raici .atl TIE ZEE ion iudira @ = aud,
h"t h|DWlu. .t 60 secure CUES uNu stu,y IA
wa n'''hsar, Go uc, on tho jo.s,., WoI on Ile
l''. 'au plaster N.s. uons,. .utuf tie ceiling Of
ih' .rHuom 'raea b. This uu. puying suf
y ..NF bruus .o maintain his Ne. h', he iell
i'i'...' tut 'ur'aHa els tie 'o'sts prevented him
10 Lang lar, Hag le qucsiy cx.g ca OF himself
IHN .. most He.rAy a. ne uTuU. COS ui tue
~ 70. ir e'eA -uu4ai tlc .auycr which tAlcltoued.
a a 10 trc Aa. de 'l.ruu iIs,l, t,e Princess
w W 500 re-. Wei o. the o..tr do a tEe royal
re- ,A.e, "hIuer Prime h..er. N,u,or aud his
ID at ro Avr were also conveyed Her Rlyal
III s"..'' nt4g'l, betrayed mucl yuKiely, aud
ven N'tu e4 "'t .a.uL.lly towards Tie scene OF
oHh7' '' .ialt I'sc't.f 10 ILe progress VI tho
mo -. = a., e., Wales As soJu as Sue lire was
eAIus a.. ode ..ou ia "a "a condition in winch he
wa ~ l"s ie.1 MA. e, is.lel not 10 remember
lLtse VIZ 1854 81 SEED MIN, an ordered refresh
h'rA'A 70 .. sS.Ns. ~ut ~ ,he blackeuel anu be-
Gf.iueu people Nh5aAad worked 20 lard and we'll.
A ooLLFsroNpENr q the Philadelphia INQUIRER
saysi "Alairs ~ Louisiana are IN rather An nm.
settled condition. owing to the Questionable policy
pursued by GOV Wells, in appointing former ais-
loyal men and reluls to Office. The Governor haa
appointed i've por sous who signed tho rebel ordi-
nance OF secession, in l. Juis ana, and mora than
one hundred who had served in the rebel army,
Tins eau od great dissatisfaction among the rue
Union uen, VINO VAn see no remedy IN these evils
except II Ihe Establishment OF military COVER
Dorshlp,"
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SAVINGS EtANas.

IRyING'S SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 90
MaTea street ,,,,-,,.,
On and ater August lst, ls65, this Bank will be
open daily ION 10 A, NJ. to 1. n.
84I v. l., BUXTON, Sec.
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR l4th
/ IT and n ave. Open daily from ! 70 ~. ID
Wednesday, ana Saturdays from TO z. N. slx
por cent. IuteIts' ice nom Government tax. De.
posts made On or before Aug. lst will draw interest,"
from that date. THo5. ChklSIf, Pres. h, Ii
BULL SOS. s5v
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BOARD AND ROOyss.

A WIDOW WISHES TO TAKE > OR 4
cAliden 10 board were they Will have luytI' a
Gaze Adlress $50 Narick u, up stais-. 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEDR0ONj
IL for gentlemen onlg; from u 20 si5 10 - r. I.,
week; double bed rooms from ~ 10 49, ls5 Eai ID
st, 81 ave.
Z OR YOUNG MIN CAN BE ACCOM-.
- Ia0SiIsd HiA b0ssb, ai w. II LeHls Ga "a
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- 30. 200, 1853 a.6sI1Tl 27Cl- 7g2

on Change to-day Flour was dull and heavy for
common, and iruor and advancing for good grades
Wheit eas &C. better for Winter and rather more
steady for spring. Corn was lie. a &c. better. Oats
we're i,. letter Pofi dull and lower. BEEF va,
dull Lard we armor and whisky wa firm.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a LIQUOR STORE AND FIXTURES IN
good order 20 It, on tlc corner u l2tA g.. sud
ave. c. Inquire ~ ara 81
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EOk NALE-lHE CONTENTS OF 4 Pickle
establishment, consttinr Of pcklus, tanks, ca.ks,
"a, house rlasswaic, hofs- WAGON, SC, aito stand
Nos "a and 70 Mon Market. ior particulars hupiy
I % Ntr tO.uuliaFt .1t+
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F,v Yert, Saturday, july u, - Pk-Gold opsn-
ed this morning a; 1ios, follow ed By an advance 10
1879, and relapse TO l42% after which It improved
and closed At i42'. IAN. The export Of specie
AGGREGATED s52,1i6, making for the week S1321ib.
The quotations Of the general stock market lef of
lover than Friday, with few exceptions. Gov
cnmenu we're alec lower. Money plenty a.
about per cent Foreign exchange dull At 1Csh
w of l'Ity-days bankers. The total Imports at
this port for the week. compare follows with for
mer returns
Week ending July q. July H. JuIv Z
Dry foods. ... $500 $50 I.24O SO 1.2gs 40
u. Merchandise oil. . sJy.GO4 2.4+B Jas 4JB,34g
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"a lhAN fLLlNb SALESMAN OF LONG
heN perencc IN wAOltpsle u4uor ira lc. with exon
sve corn"c ions, city ami country, hIch cost D. a.
cone ihous urs, u about f'trinr and viiI irTl..
his route on ~ Vi ate .'rWs -.Arf ~ . l leT 81 L.
Addrrss HOMER, loI g3T sun office D.,
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nor saba LADIES BOARDING Housc

wei iuru's Led. Ions lrgse. Low rent. Iuu.,u-
ilrmcL'r boarding houses and lgf. 0va TOW %, long
,ct.' io~ ienl. AMI ciLri liquor stoir. AYpI, ne
m d tely 10 r. GAFFNEY, % Lham5os r. 'o',
ruttn D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-24

A WELL ESTABLISHED OYSTER SA-
Llo'n aud priys's supper fouul Vll be solI cheap
on account Of slcAnec. Apply l06s Eliridgr o. rs
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EOR SALE A-BhKiGY, CHEAP RENT
and ba -iels over the counter out. ide hu..uc.s
euou. 20 keep a,rfe and Lgor tai siactory r, l,
for selling. Ap9iy JV2 Mott - 80