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OswsaO MARKEF. May is.

81 TEEEsRAPH-l
F1Our-Lowsr. Sales at 81 % for No. spring;
81 so for red winter; So 25 Tor Whitei 50 % X1.
Wheat-Quist aud unchanged
COrn-Quies. "a es small Its No. linois
spribg atste
Gats-Nomtnsl.
OF er grains n minal
Lake Imports II 800 bu wheat.
Shipped BY Rsirnsd-l, ,423 bbs -four
Westher plea ant Wind N.
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SERIOUS ACCmEsT.-A1r. snd Mrs. Powell,
together with Miss Kidney, Of Dover, on
returning home from this city on Saturday
afternoon, were thrown out of the vehicle
at Rockport, their span Of mules having
t4ken fright and set oifinto a fu:ious, break
neck run. Mrs. POwell's elboY Was disio-
Gated, aad Miss Kidney had one Jf her legs
broken, compound fracture Of the tibia
having been made q few inches shove the
ankle Mr.. Powell escaped iuiGry. DR..
Beckwith, of this city, was suIamoned TO
the spot, and performed satisfactory opera
tions on the patients, who were doing well
at last accounts.
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On sums Of less than tlCO hTe per cent Is added
to ABOVE prices
HOPs-Firm. New York state 4595Oc, accord.
ing quality Ohio 2593oc.
NaII-steady. Bsri-y Malt hsld ct MO psF
buahel.
ale and POrtaE-mRTkst ssendy. We auots
- follows: Present Tlss II Ale $40; Stock TzI
$780, Kennett u6,C0; Pals Dream gII; Portr
81 Half and quarter barrels IN proportion.
Water Edme-Eim - 81 IS ior OsEozo and
Akron.
PIaster-'POvSTI" land plaster 81 90 PsE
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saves half the sep and half ths work. l.
worth more than all The washing machines ever
invented fold b. Druggists ard Grocers. Ask
for Littlsroods Woshiag C,ysaI. ". L. FoRTER
Agent, .OT Banb street myIs:d4w
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Attention, so. rs, Z9th seE'r, g. N. g.
Yoa are notified To appear at your Arrlory this
evening for the TRANSACTION Of mpJrisnt BUSINESS.
Every member shonld be present
myl6:ZlO HENRY 2. CHUBe, Comd't.
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"Two YEARS IN TExAs."-Mrs. Wslling, q
Texan refugee, viii givea lecture here on
Wednesday or Thursday evening, nara
ting her "Two Years' Experience in Tex
as " After world of difficulty she sue
ceeded in getting hersalfand children away
from Texas, and she has adopted this
means OF procuring funds with which to
buy her home. She comes well recon-
mended, and viii give al Interesting lee
ture.
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EaiIrOad Items.

APPRArsAL OF MAHoEIEG RAILROAD PROPER
rv-Fbe Board of Auditors have just I'm
ished the appraisal of the property of the
Mabopipg Railroad Company. For the
year 1854 the appraisal presented total of
81 .s75 227. This sum multiplied by and
increased by The addition of S5s,OOO, gives
m aggregate of s. 4s4 1876, which IS the
present appraisal. $50, 900 were added for
local improvements IN the vicinity OF
Cleveland, and 5000 for the same IN Por-
tage county
A NEW uPERINTEsDEST.-Mr. II. D. V.
Pratt has been appointed suPerinten dent
If the susquehapns Division of the Efie
r,iIwav in the place of Mr.. Il. B. Smith
who. At his own request, has been relieved
rom the charge of that division snd aP-
uointod Station Agent at Elmira and su-
peyintendeut of the Northern Division.
! Mills OP RAILROAD IN THE NORTHERN
srArFs.-In Janusry 1864. the number Of
miles Of completed railroads in the North
crp States was nearly % 600 miles, snd il
the Southern States about 600 lies. 81
/ much Of the latter, however, has been de-
slroyed and worn out that it may be said
nearly the whole must be renewed. This
will for the next + " years make q tremen'
.lous demand on the various maDuiactorie
If railway material, and the capacities o
Psnnaylvania in this respect will be texe'
10 their utmost. When once trade anC
commercial intercourse are revived be
tween the two sections, the iron in'eres
and manufactures of that State will fn'
themselves unable to fill the demand.
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seven-Thirty Loan.
LOCAL NOTICES.

DIR. ] igbthiII, Surgeon -Aurist, Of New York,
WI has been whiting this city for the past light
cen months at regular intel vs's is now again st
Russelrs Forest City House, treating, a. usual,
De fnsss, Catarrh al Discharges from the Far
HyI6:zlI
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CLEyELAND, May Ist, I6b5-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ s-aled proposals, accompanied hy p oper gu r
ante according 20 fOTms to befurnished applica-
tiOn at this Office, will be iyed IhereAt, until q
O'Clock neidlsn, on the first Tuesday in une next,
for the sOpply OF the Ma ine Hospital st this city
with the articles Of provisions, medicine, &C, ebu-
mers ted in sHidforms The quantities STAYED are
est mates with r fer nee 70 the usual lumber Of
patients in the Hospital, but the United States
the ght 20 take more or less Of the articles
aceoT ding - they may be actually required.
II tre art cles delivered at the hos iial are not,
10 the judgment of the physician, OF the best quail
ity and I'd to the HOspitsI be will be at lber-
tY 20 Ct the sFme to puf chase other articles in
sxc s. in cost oy,r the contract prices
The Unite States Te'eTve the light to sccept the
proposal- for the whole any PoTtiou Of the art,
ces specified JOHN q. GRASNIS,
myA2lT Itaw Collector.
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THE FIRST
COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
M5HOAH EVENING, May IA, 1865.
Receipts-rhs receipts Of Grain by rail during
the As hours ending ct one O'Clock to-day were -
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MARINE NEWS.

ROhE OF DAENELAhOs
ENTERED ........-... MAY Is.
stmr City Of CleTelsnd, Mckay, Detroit.
P op Olean, Waterburs, BuhA o
Prop Idaho. Conkey, Bnna'O
Prop Passaio, Mitchell DunkiTk
Prop Elnirr, Thorn, 7 ledO
PrOn Wabs b, Kuby, DuI kirk
Br Bait more. Savage, Dundas, l4S m lumber
Schr David Morris, Dry, OsWegO
sehr Chas Ai1ckley, Manning. Pt Colborns
Schr Annette Dsvis, II skins, BurWsll, 81 m lur-
Der, SO m hath
Schr m CITY, Gilbert, Rowan
schr Bush, Flees, Rowsn
s. hr Rlsck taWk B, els Buftlo
Sehr WIlliugt n, POmer y, OgdsnsburEh
ecOT Lousa, Wood, BuTWehs ll0 N lumb Der, IOO m
shingles
CLEARED. ED...............MAI Is.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Wabash. Kirby. Toledo
Prop ElniIa, Th0ln, Buffalo
Prop PassAic, Mitchell, Toledo
p -pEaf. e. atis, Pratt, Buffalo
Pop Idabo, Oonkey, chicago
Prop OF an, Waierbary, Toledo
Pop TloRa, 81 son, DuDkirk
schr Idaho, Jennir IS, Marquette
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Z. B. Hale, Banker,
AND
&. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGsNT,
III Superior st.
Subscriptions received to the
W7 3-l0 PER CENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL

"7 $40 PER UENT. AND IU-4U' NATIONAL
LOAN.
IOOw mission allowed to Subsoribers.l
RE-0. s. BOgds of 1881, 5-2Os, lO-4Os, Treasury
Notes and Rll other Government seourities pur-
chased aud for pals on the most favOrabl terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold At best rates, Deposits received and Col
lections msde at all AoCess'b points. Uncurrent
funds converted ct lowest rates Revenue Stamps
Tor sale ooa
OH Factory for sRIe.-The subscriber Of
fsrs TO sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, oomUact and conveniently arranged Ca
pscity about nifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. b. PELI0N.
Ci@valand, Feb. "a. lS6h fehtN-r2H
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DEATH OF CHARLEs o. HsRTT.-Charles
0. Hartt, the scenic artist at the Academy
of Music in this city, died suddenly in an
epileptic fl at four o'clock yesterday Mon
day morning. He was taken with a TT on
Sunday afternoon, ia his boarding place,
the St. Nicholas restaurant, but he soon
came to, and was carried 10 his private
rooms. In the course of the night he had
two or three more attacks, and soon died Of
Their elects.
Mr.. HartL was widely known in hia pro
fossion, aud wherever known, was highly
respected al truly beloved. To the most
amiable social and personal que lities he I'D =
ded fine abilities as an artist, being not
only a scenic artist, but superior portrait
painter as we'll. He was about forty years
of age at the time of his death. His fune-
raj will take place this afternoon.
Will the New Jersey, New York and Toll
edo papers please make note Of his death.
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DIED.

BROWN At BiooIaiugton, H. May Is, Amelia
p, wife II Ralph E. Brown dsugdterof Rev. alYin
Nash, Isl'p, Long Island
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b. Z. Honey Markst-may 10

lBY FEnEaRAPH.l
MOuey-Activs at 6t0T D ct. -
Sterling ExchRnge-Q Qulet at lOa1z9ll0 for
gold and nrst. class bilis-
Cold Without de ided change, opening at
1874 advancing TO ls01S, and closing 81 Is 5.
New York stock RaFket-Hsy I5'
[BY rELEaRAPH.I
Government StOess-A shsde east r. y.
8. skies Of 1884, registered, 100; do coupons, Osi'
Ten-fortiss coupons. 955S Five-twentles, regular,
lO3. do coupons, l041s; do new Issue, lo4
S1Oeks-Ars stTOr ger. Rcok Island S53zi E0rt
Wayne 94 T OrthWestern 2s1 y; do preferred bs1 8,
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 6f5S; IL lin0is Central IL ;
Michigan southern -; Quicksilver 6Ii NJ Gem
trAl 1s Erie 77z; Rssding 9s54; haiPosA lS'
Cumberland 40H
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!.

Rose . Preuaisu' 1-rovl1oa laRkos 10
Ths IoIIoaing srs the rates charged b. uIi
n EERms-SuEAF-ourod prsni1m hams = n--.-.-3
EauTassed Hams h.-...-2S o
Dried tteef-
cured y b........s....-..s-.-.1I
BacOQ-O- smoked Sides n.--...s.....-.-... n
Iard-Prime leaf ksttls-rnd'd d IN bbls or trcs.20
Prime leaf ksttle-Fndr'd IN kegs Dbl
Pork-Ho. mes . Rbbl......-................e9T e9T 90
Extra clear > bbl.-.---.. ....-... .....--. y %
~ No extra charge made for packages o. cart
age 20 raiirosd dspct5 or boatI- An articles are
warranted strictly prime, AID equal to anythinE h
she stato. Ordsu promptly hlled.
ROSE PRHHTISB.
dsiAR Eos. lta. ia and I4e Ontario street.
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CITY NEWS:

Elegant Ribbons in oll choice cclors,
opening as Mrs. shaw's Rooms. ms
Ten Composisors wanted. Apply at The
LEADER Job Room
For LAKE sUPERIoB.-PasseDger and
freight from this port, bound for Lsle Su-
perior Uia steamer Meteor, were taken by
the steamer City of Cleveland last night to
Detroit, where they viii be transferred 10
the former boat. She VIII leave Detroit
this evening.
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gEsCpsosfnlg solicited 50 ny stook, whoa oozapri.
Ees sozPists aEz9rtrsat Of everything psrtalE'
fzF 60
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PeFrumerT 30 TancE ArtlcIes.

Japan TEA. - Good qualities and
d Emall prohts, st I2s Ontario street.
nh.6 CHURCHILL B Bro
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LAKE NAVIcATIoN.

TOR LAKE SUPERIOR. -se.s
III The new and elegant stssmsr 80
1RDN5ID IS, Ca tain J +. Tur- -as-ll-aai-1-sll1
ner, vii leave orr D0rk 'or Ont3nsg1n aud all IN
termediste ports, on WEDNESDAY, May I7th, At
8 o clock 2. a. Has superior soccmmodati o p fcr
passeug-rE, aud arrangements and capacity for
freight M qualled b. any boat on the ROME.
For freight or passage apply to
MALONE, PErTIT 4 CO.,
myls-2l1 127 md I29 River street
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NEW YORK MARRET-May Is.

a.ls-R BO.. isa, ~ and ias Ontario street
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EAd - prices e lnurs Eatsaotfon 20 the purchaser
DEs9AE AED sUEsI0aL IEsrRURHEr1, TEETH, FO1L,
FUECAEIEHD RUsZER AID VUL0AH1EsEs,
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klII7IIlI 0 7 MI IVI D
We will comply with the request of "Mrs.
Polly sophronia slocum" and give some
sensation items in regard to the capture of
jeff Davis and his skedaddling govern
ment. We hope soon to have the pleasure
of giving an account of his being hung,
which We doubt not will grstify Ms. Polly
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DRUGS & MEDICINES,

DRC3S AND MEDICINB-THE
~ sttszsson Of Physicians and eli porE0nh Wisb.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY. AUGUST g. 1865

attend the funeral from his late residence No 49, West
Twenty fifth street. Friday afternoon, at hafpast ono
O'Clock
SAIrH.-0n Wednesday, August 2, Rosn SsTn, infant
daughter OF Patrick and Mary Smith, aged years
The relatives friends respectfully invited 10
West Twenty seventh street. this Thursday afternoon
at half-past O'Clock
SToRy.-On Tuesday, August l, Mrs SrsAs STORY
Funeral services at the house of her In law Alex
ander Hines Ninth street. third house from Thru ave
nue., Brooklyn, this Thursdag) morning. at half past
attend
sAMANos.-suddeny, on Tuesday, August !, AUGUSTUS
A. SAMASos.
The relatives friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence NO ~ EAST
Forty hrst street. Friday afternoon, at two clock
TnuRsT h.-On Wednesday evening, August =, sur.
geon HENRY TURsroN, United States Volunteers, aged
50 years and 10 months
Notice OF fInera hereafter
VAUGHAN.-0n Wednesday evening, August z, CHAR
loTTE, wife OF Richard Vaughan
Due notice OF the funeral Will be given.
WiNGAssoN-On Wednesday, August z, the youngesl
son OF George and Margaret Wingasson
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence, 10 Sixth avenue,
a. two OF clock
WILSON. -On Monday, July 81, JAMES d. WILSON, aged
~ years, months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the Third Reformed
Presbyterian church, Twenty third street, near Eighth
avenue, this Thursday) afternoon at one O'Clock.
WINsoN-On Wednesday morning, August 2, CHARIEA
WiNsoN, aged 80 years
The funeral will take place at the Gothic M.
f. church, Grand and Even Streets Brooklyn, H.
D., on Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock The relatives
Lodge No. 3l7 f. and A. NJ. respectfully invited to
attend,
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The Jssuss.An Official report the present state OF
the Society Of Jesus gives the following Interesting par
ticars There now in the Papal States ATS men,
bers of the society," 1855 OF whom reside Rome and the
rest In religious houses and colleges In the provinces
them arc employed the stuff Of the ultramontano
paper La CuiiG Cdtoca. At the end a last year tho
society numbered It's members 100 more than In
1883 1t Is divided into n PROVINCES four of which arc
In France Ave in Germany, Belgium and Holland two in
Spain, i've in Italy, one in Mexico, and five in England,
Ireland and the United states. The number Of Jesuks
on missions in foreign countries Is l. 532 or 24O more
than In 1852 OF these, 20 in Europe, 200 In Asia,
213 In Africa, 278 in North America 198 In South
America So in Oceana, and Is travelling In ls4l
there were only 3o63 persons In the society that It's
numbers have more than doubled in the last 70 years
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

AAxrr-N NORRIS On Tuesday, August I, by me
Rev. r. q. Dickson, Mr. ALFRED A. ARMsST, JL, TO Miss
CARR1H MosRrs, all Of this CITY,
BEARDsLxv-wArKml On Tuesday, August I, BY Rev.
William Wardlaw, CHAnss Il. BEAnDsLxY TO ELzABKrH
WATKINS, all Of this city.
DuAH-BAKR On wednesday, August 2, at the resi-
dsuce Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev Thomas Galau
Revenue Marine, Mary e., only daughter Of Enos j.
Baker, Esq, Of Williamsburg, N. Y No. cards.
Phiiadslphia papers please copy.
LAFoNDBRoCK. --On Saturday, July 70, at the Church
o. The TRANSPORTATION, by the Rev. DR. Gaaudct Mr.
LASoSp Of Brunswick, Conn, 70 Miss LOUISA GERTRUDE
BROCK, OF New Haven, Conn. No cards.
RKrvEs-vkN Wl-,On Tuesday july 25. by the Rev
Of Albany.
Albany papers please COPY
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DISCOVERY PICTURE ny RArHAn.--The Official Jour.
m Of Venice states that original painting by Raphael
known the madonna d Lorcto which had long
missing, has just been discovered In brokers' shop at
uantua by NJ Tortea, OF Verona When purchased by
this gentleman the painting covered with thick
coat OF dirt which seemed 70 have been put design.
edly careful cleaning proved that II work Of
remarkable beauty and competent judges have decided
that u Is original Of sRaphaels Professor Bass who
Ii weu known for his profound knowledge Of art has
come 70 the conclusion, after minute examination that
the painting which three by four is not only
IN original by Raphael but also in the best manner OF
that great master.
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New YoRx PIcxpocxErs AT THE GRAND RECEPTION IN
Bosrok. The Boston Traveller Of Monday says:-Dc-
t,ctvcs curtis and Baker arrested ~ Faneuil Hail. at
noon to-day, New York pick pockes. One Of these
named William Osborn, had four pocketbooks Ono Of
them belonged TO Charles Pierce, and contained money
and papers " the value Of 80 which has been den
Tilted BY the owner Another wallet belonging TO James
Sherman contained ga and valuable papers, this has
also been Identified by tho owner Still another was
identified by Rev. syvanus Cobb his property. II
contained $25 60 and valuable papers, fourth be-
longcd TO r. Curry and contained money and papers.
Osborn arrested by the officers upon suspicion, he
was leaving the hall, they knowing him to be New
York pickpocket and upon searching him the above
wallets were found.
The name Of the other pickpocket Is William Pond.
His likeness now ornaments the Rogucs gallery Nothing
was found upon HIM He remains In custody at the
Chief Of Policies Office.
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BII.I.IARDs.

ryoR SALE AND TO LET-A LOT or FIRST CLASS
n eecond hand Hllatd Tables Apply tod WALKER
10 Rydcrs alley. between Gold and cha stre,ts near
Fulton.
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01n DAY 10 AUENTs.-LLOYD'S GKEAT TOFD.
sDlU graphical Railway and County Map Of England
Ireland Scotland aud walessr feet large mounted aud
vanished; cost 100000 and -four years time finished
July d and In tho best made since the world was
formed shows 1OOD cities towns villages market places
post Offices castles country seats and &O0 railways aud
railway stations with the distance between each station
marked plainly and the official name and ot. length Of ceh
railway In actual operation 10 June 1860 IL given Inc
railway station. are all numerically and alphabetically ar
ranged The lakes rivers hills and mountains are erhted
with the altitude OF each In feet made from trigDnometM
surveys by engineers. draught.nan AMI photo-
graphers sent 10 England expressly TO make superior map
o. that country the whole engraved on steel ceored suRero
y In counties, mounted aud vanished Price shiillngs
sterling tS2). No map at so compare 10 TINS Can
vassep IN this city and throughout the world wan,cu Also
Wholesale agents with small capital 70 20 10 canada Nova
Scia New Brunswick East and West indies and Australia
make fortune wboiesang this and our other maps TO
agents s0 copies Of this map were subscribed for In
England before going 70 iovb c sr,c snown ~ our
Isher "a C'orlandt street and No. Strand London.
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aged S. years.
The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon
at O'clock from his late residence II Ludlow street.
Mnnseros..At Montgomery, Alabama, August 20,
OF hineola, Long Island, aged 81 years.
MunrmY-on Tuesday, August at his late residence,
late Colonel Mathew Murphy, aged 81 years
Notice Of funeral In to-morrow's paper
McAHphE.-0n Tuesday, August l, MARY ANY McARDLE,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
son-n;aw, II. Rycr Fort Washington this Thursday
afternoon, two O'Clock Hudson River train leaves
Thirtieth street at half past twelve o'clock.
INC s 1n.. Ma,u wsanosd,y August EOnD b.
attend the funeral from her late residence, ias Eighth
NAsn.-On Tuesday, August I, ALnxRr AUGUSTUS, son
of James g. and Matilda Nash aged 10 months and
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his parents
Third avenue, between Sixteenth and Middle streets,
South Brooklyn, this Thursday afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
RAMSEY Wednesday morning, August p JouS, son
sd MARY ars 10
y invited to attend tho funeral this Thursday after
NOON o'clock, from No. Ninth avenue, corner Of
RoprwsoN-On Wednesday, August 2, ALBERT T., son
Of Lucrcta and the late William y. Robinson, aged 10
The friends and acqusinianccs are invited to attend
tho funeral this Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock,
| from No. l01 Rvington street.
Rown.-On Tuesday, August l. SAMUEL FosrxR, young
est Of Hannah T. and the late William Rowe, In the
3D. year OF his age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF his
father 12sh street. between Third and Fourth avenues
Harlem. this Thursday afternoon, at halfpast one
o'clock, without further invitation.
SIvER-On Tuesday, August after long and severe
illness, MARY SILVER, In the Goth year Of her age
The friends and acquantances OF the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence 225 West Sixteenth street. this Thursday af
ternoon, at O'Clock Tho remains will be inferred in
Calvary Cemetery.
| scnMIr On Wednesday, August 2, DANIEL scHmr,
after a short Illness, In the 31th year OF lis age.
| The relatives and trends Of the famiy invited to
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE SECRET SERVICE, THE
l. FIELD, THE DUNGEON, AND
THE ESCAPE,
II L ALBEIT ID. IcICHAIeDSON
n. Y. Tribnne Correspondcnt.

II 4 ALBEIT D..IeICHA
N. ". Tribune Correspondent.
The most interesting and exciting book ever pub
lishcd, embracing Mr.. Richardson's unparalleled ex-
perience for four years travelling through TIE South
in the secret service of the Tribune at the out
break of the war. with our armies ard fleets, both
East and West, during the rsttwo years of the Re-
beliion his thrilling capture, his confinement for
twenty months in seven different rebel prisons his
escape, and almost miraculous journey by night OF
nearly 400 miles,. IT will abound in stirring events,
and contain more of the fact, incident and romance
of the war than any other work yet published.
HoRACs GREELEY says goo.
~, great many books will ut be written con-
corning this War; in addition to the many already
in print but not one of them will give within a
similar compass n clearer, fuller, more readable
account entirely from personal observation of the
nature, anmus, purposes, tendencies and instru-
Ihcntities of the Shareholders Rebellion thar
does the unpretcnding narrative of Mr. Richard
son."
Teachers, ladies, energetic young mc,i, and es
pecially returned ard disabled officer and soldiers
in want Of profitable employment, will find it par
tcularly adapted to their condition. We hav
agents GEARING $3.50 per month, which we viii prov
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-05

CoRREcrIoY.-We were misinformcd last
week in regard to the shooting affair on Fred
erick street. We are told by good authority
that number of soldiers had made distur-
bance at "Frog-eye," a colored congregation s
church, on Frederick erect extended, and
that they chased a colored man from there
down the street, avowing thst had pistol
in his possession, and making that the EXCISE
for assailng him.