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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

By the proceedings of the House of
Delegates it will be seen that the Sem
ate,s amendment to the Constitution dis
franchising all who have given aid or
assistance towards the South in her eff
forts to gain independence, was taken up
yesterday and amended and ordered to a
third reading
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

FIREMAN's BALLnA grand ball will
be given at Washington Hail tomorrow
evening, the 22d inst. Preparations are
being made for a gay time. ,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

Bur little business was done in police
circles yesterday In fact there was
very little of public Importance done
anywhere in the city Local items were
scarce and dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21
,1rY ANDsFATENEWs.
,,.,d and Other Markets, ana
ui.eeIInncon. Matter 70 49, % ''" "
H.. Fourth Page. 80.

,u.suINGToN's BiRTHpAY.-Ie'hioi
-. being the twenty-second day o.
rshruary, will be the anniversary oil INC
birth of George W ashington' the r a'n',
of his Country" AS yet we have hea
If no preparations being MADE AZ 'no
,ty for the proper celebration u ~. :.
day and we presume at this late aay ~
would not be possible, if our c,'ilens
m,.re 40 inclined, to get mp such DEMON
stration as the occasion demands Inc
1raft onestion appears to have absorbed
tho natriotism of our people TO sucn an
oxtent that the memory OF our old friehu
csorge cannot be honored with becom'
ing demonstration.
p S-Since the above was in type We
have learned that the iremen OF the city
will have a parade tomorrow. We are
lad 70 learn that there IS still little
n,triotism in the city,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

ALDERMAN JOHNSON has removed his
office to the store of Messrs. Harry and
Berryhill, where he will hold himself in
readiness to attend to violators of the
law
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

Tur IMPENDING DRAFT-Reerultlug
.as not so brisk yesterday as it was the
,br,. previous days, The Provost Mar
halls office, however, was the scene OF
,n,ness activity If our people Will
,,me up to the work to-day, the quotas
If the Eighth and Ninth Districts can
i J.. flled. and the draft question settled
1I the time being
There were thirty-eight men examined
Yesterday, of which number thirty-three
were accepted The Seventh District
was credited with five men, the Eighth
with ten, and the Ninth with eleven men
The remainder OF the thirty eight were
credited to other counties.
The latest figuring from Provost Mar
shall General Fry, gives Ohio county a
credit of thirty-nine men, which number,
Talon from three hundred and sixty-five,
will reduce the quota of the county to
three hundred and twenty SIX men,
This reduction will give the Eighth Sub
District credit of fourteen, and the
Ninth a credit of thirteen men.
The quotas of the Sixth, Seventh and
Tenth Sub-Districts are now more than
filled The Eighth Sub-District needs
but twenty-five, and the Ninth but
tweuty-three men, leaving but forty.ive
men to be furnished to clear Ohio county
of the draft
Marshall county remains as reported
yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21
CITY ITEMS.

MEssKs Smith & Co.. at their news
depot on Market street, near the Custom
House, are constantly in receipt Of the
latest papers and magazines. Drop in
and see for yourselves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

A MOVEMENT is on foot in the State
Senatet to appropriate % 533 Is for the
Gettysburg National Cemetery. .-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

PLouGHs.-See the advertisement OF
Messrs. L. c. Frost & Co. in another col
umn They are prepared to furnish the
best make of ploughs to all who may ia
vor them with call
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

IFLieut n n. Huffman will call at
this Office he will hear of something to
his advantage
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

FRESH AND CHEAP.-Oysters, eggs, but
ter, meats and everything pertaining to first
class grocery establishment for sale cheap by
Booth, Battelle & Co., at the Boat Store, corner
Monroe and Water streets. Call aud see
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

In TowN.-Major General R. A. French
was stopping at the M'Lure House last
evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
venison, served up in the best style, at The
Office" saloon under Washington Hall A choice
lot of wines liquors, ales, sc, always on hand.
If GAUS & WARNAFELDT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
a Cough or Cold is Dr. Tanners Cough Mixture.
Try it. For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Centre Wheeling and druggists'generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

POSTAL currency is legal tender if not
more than one-tenth is missing; and
treasury notes, unless more than one
twentieth is gone.aq
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

ALT. BURNETT-The first entertain
ment of ALT; Burnett drew a crowded and
fashionable house at Washington Hall
last night The wit and humor OF the
renowned gentleman brought forth fire.
qnent outbursts of laughter. and all pres
ent appeared to enjoy the entertainment.
The last entertainment will be given
this evening. when we expect to see the
Hall filed to OVERLOOKING
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

Tickets 70 all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at he Union oftice In Nc
Lure House and at station al Bridgeport
F. R. MYERS,
Gen Ticket Agt
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CLAIM AGENTS.
R. M. HALL & CO.,
Government Claim AGENTS,

Cor It'll and streets. WASHINGTON CITY
AIR. HALL HAS BEEN EXAMI-
M NER of Pensions and other claims in the
Departments, has resigned, and offers to prose
cute all kinds of claims before the Pension once
accounts. &c, Our advantages are SUPERIOR
Refer to Hon. J. p Usher Secretary Of interior,
Hon. D. p Holloway. Com: of Patents and Sen
stors harlan. Lane, Chandler Speaker Colfa1
and others.
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,I,MR DAILY BK0IsYEB sTKAM
il PRINTING JOE oTYICE eIscates sh
kinds Of Prinfing fron Card 70 fosssr
nsa.y esssRly - q .hsrs lsssss - 90 ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21

MEssRs. H. g. F. BLANDY, of GAINESVILLE
and Newark, Ohio, whose card will be
found in our advertising columns to-day,
have identified their names with the
Portable Steam Engine for all time to
come They made and patented the first
really successful Portable Engine, and
have for the last ten years held the lead
ing position in the world in their line
At the present time, their rate of pro-
duction is about eighteen engines week
ly, and one complete Portable Steam Saw
Mill daily And they find market
nearly all over tine wOrld-Europe, Aus
tralia, South aud Central America, At
lantic and Pacific States and Territories
of the Union. All who want the best
will, of course. buy of Messrs, Blandy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-21


METROPOLITAN GIFT Book STORE
The Metropolitan Gift Book Store is rap
idly becoming place If resort for all
who wish to purchase reading matter of
any description whatever, Yesterday,
Mr.. Hutchinson received large and val
liable addition to his stock of books and
gifts, and his assortment is more varied
and complete than any heretofore offered
in the city, embracing the latest novels,
standard works, poetical collections, and
everything in the book line. We are
confident that the announcement OF this
fact will cause the reading public to
make all early call at the Metropolitan
Book Store, l59 Main street, at John
Bishops old stand. The books are all
sold at the publishers lowest prices, and
every purchaser receives present val
ued at from fifty cents to one hundred
dollars. During his stay here, Mr.. Hutch
inson, the popularproprietor of the Metro
politan, has met with such uneAcepted
success, that he has begun to believe that
the people of Wheeling are a reading
people-a people who are bound to keep
pace with the age--and this fact has i'll
duced him to purchase the present choice
collection which he offers for sale. 1t
has been so long time since our citizens
have been favored with an institution
like the Metropolitan, that they are de-
termined to make the most of the present
opportunity-hence the great rush made
to secure valuable books and handsome
presents 1t would be almost On impos-
sibility to form an estimate of the num-
Der of books sold and the number of pres
ents bestowed at this store since its open
ing in this city. Many are the hearts
that are daily made glad bya visit to the
Metropolitan. Go one, 60 all, to lSe
Main street, purchase book and secure
prize
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-22

DUBLIC SALE of COTTON MILL.-The
i HARRISBURG COTTON COMPANY viii offer at
Public SALE the COURT HOUSE. in Harrisburg Penn
ans on WEDNESDAY. the 23d day Of August, A. D.,
1868 a. O'clock p. their LOT OF GROUND In the
said City OF Hsrh-bura bounded by Northst Second
Irrrs and River containing about NlSE
ACRES, which are erected four story
BRICK COTTON MILL,
with Two Wings with Slate Roof containing 1900 SPIN.
DIES and go LOOMS. ENGINE 80 HORsE'POWEK.
Al.o Fire. proof WAREHOUSE and LARGE OFFICE;
with buildings Terms made known at the time and
place Of sale. BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM BuEhLER, Secretary
Once Of the Harrisburg Cotton Comlany, Hargburg Pa,
N. 1900
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miscellaneous.

NY ONE CAN USE THEM basin
n Of water is all that is required produce the most
brilliant aud fashionable coioTs Silks Wooen- totons
Ribbons Sc In minutes, BY tie Of JUDSON'S SIM
PIE DYES Cerse. Canary. Magenta Mauve. Violet Scar
let Crane Green, Blue Brown Crimson and Fink fnc,
Id Cd and i. per Bottle These Dyes viii also be found
efr fr irpartns Color 60 Feathers fihcrs Gra"e Sea-
weed Ivory Bone Wood Willow shaynss Paper ana also
Chemists tie United kingdom, the s,acs and
British Colonies Depot-sl, Coleman It.. London Liberal
Allowance to DesleTs.
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INV L d.
LORILI.ARD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No JOl BROADWAY, y. Y.

CASH .........................+t, 200. 600
ASSETS AUGUST ], I,3I2,OOU
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT for the past six
months has this day been declared payable on demand
Also a SCRIP DIVIDEND to DEALERS entitled to par
ticpa;e profits foT the year ending July 81 1869 OF
THIRTY PER CENT certificates for which will be issued
October Is. 1865. - ~ ma, ,,r
Also an INTEREST DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT on
the outstanding Scrip Of the Company payable October TO-
1865. .. ,,,,,,
Interest on the new Capital at the rate Of SEVEN PER
CENT per date q payment OF final nsiaent
JOHN c. MILLS, Secretary.
New-York, August Is 1895.
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QuARrERwAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON DC, July "a, lS62; ;
GREAT SALE of GOVERNMENT HORSES
~ AND MULES.

WAsH1YGT0S.
GREAT SALE of GOVERNMENT HORSES
~ AND MULES.
a'oOo ANIMALS TO BE SOLD OIL ',J DURING THE MONTH
in the States Of SewYork. Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana
Delaware, Maryland and Newye and the District
ofColnmbia.
win be sold at public AUCTION to the highest bidder at
the time and places name" Sr IslGT; XIX
NcwYork City, Tuesday and Friday Of each week, 200
Ork City, Wednesday of each week. 200 Mules each
Elmirs, Tuesday. August g. 200 Horses.
Elmira Tuesday, August IS 500 Mules.
Albany, Friday August rs, 500 Mules;
Buffalo, "Wednesday ASssSs e az Mules
Philadelphia Thursday Of each week. 200 Horses each day
Philadelphia, "wednesday and Saturday Of each week 100
Pittsburgh Thursday Of each week. $50 Mules each day.
PSt,svlr Tuesday, August ! 200 900 N MIss:
York Friday. August l. Zoo Horses
Neville Med.s.Say Aa:s;a JS SC M hHr:e'
Reading Friday Angus, H. 200 mo,'s: 100 Horne.
Erie, Thursday August II. 200 Hor.es
1SJas, Ssss rd,y As g. iSG aS''s
Chamber.burs "Wednesday, August 23 100 hor'e-
TiSa pSsy T h"ss 20 es ~ Mules
Carlisle, "wednesday. August 30 100 Horses
Carlisle, Thursday, Auru, ta 81 100 Mules
Columbisua, Tuesday, August !. 100 Horses
Salem. "Wednesday, August 100 Horses.
Alliance Thursday, August 200 Horses
Canton, Saturday, August ,. 200 Horses;
Cleveland Tuesday, Augusta, 900 Mules
Msssllon, Tuesday. August Is. 200 Horses
Cre.iline Thursday. August II, 500 Mules.
Cleveland Monday, August ~ 200 Horses
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Thursday August ~ GOO Mules
DELAWARE.
Wumny,on Tuesday of each week 200 Horses each Day.
Nilmn gon Friday Of each week. 200 Mules each DAY.
NEW1ERSEf
Trenton. Thursday, August 10, 200 Mules.
Trenton, Thursday, August "a 200 Mules
MAINLAND.
Baltimore Wednesday August Q, and Wednesday OF each
week thereafter, 30 Horses each day.
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Each week day, 200 Mules
GIEsBORO d. c.
Each week day except "Wednesday, 200 Horses 80
An opportunity purchase superior class OF saddle ana
dram animals ess than their true value IL now offered
TO the public. ,.,
Though majority Of them sound and serviceaole
the longer required ia the and must be sold
Many the mules ought in the beg inning OF the war;
when young accompanied the armies In all their marches ana
camns thoroughly broken hardened BY exercise gem
and familiar from being long surrounded by the solder'
Animals will be sold siDgly
Sales 20 commence al 10 m.
Terms-Cash ia United States currency.
JAMES A. EklN,
Brew. Brig. Gen. in charge lst Div Y. NJ y. II.
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Summer Retreats.
NVOMAN'S INFIRMARY,
w (HOME FOR INVALID FEMALES)
lNAgJIINETDN HEIGHTS


OyE HUNDRED AND PiFry SIXTH ST., NEW YORK CITY.
This IS most desirable Maison de Sante for ladies whose
health delicate there entire absence OF the appearance
of HOSPITAL being really wha, the above name indicates
IoxE where who needs rest and care can r-cs ve
Treatment under the best medical SKILL and have her Dict
bathing aud exercise regulated according to her needs
Proper application Of electricity, water treatment and al
the appliances modern medical science used as the case
requires The location Ia perhaps the finest on the island
commanding extensive views surrounded by me shade ana
iru trees and large garden which supplies fresh vegetables
and rIits.
Board from $io,o go per week for paying patients.
OnehiId Of the patients free. -,
Physicians regulated by the nature OF the treatment
required ,,,r,, ~,
Application may be made TO Dr. j. w MITCHELL, House
Physcan and Surgeon Washington Heights Onehundfed
and xths or at No. So West Twentyeisht-st, New
York. - -
Physician and Snrseon--J. w. MITCHELL. NJ. ID.
Consulting Physicians-JoHN +. GRAY. NJ. d.; EDWD
BAYARD, VI. ID. .,, ,,o,.cy =, n .
J. A. McVICKAR, NJ. d.
WAYS OF ACCESS.
THy IIupsoy RIVER RAILROAD WArTRAiSs stop al one
hundred and-hity-seeond-st. .
OxSBusEs pas the lnfrmary every hall hour connecuns
with IN. Harlem steatraus, the Second aud Ihi'dase
hors.car and steamboats, which ply between the lower part
OF the city. Harlem and the High Bridge
The EIGHTH CARS run TO One'hundred' hhdt"en'y'
fith.s,., and omnibu.es connect with them also.
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Dipiocno Notifies.
OFPicE OF THE ERIE RAILwAY GoMr "a S;,s

No. 1871 WEsr-sT., NEW YORK, July 70, lSh9)
DIVIDEND-The Directors of this COM
~ pany have declared semi annual Dividend from the
earnings OF the road for xix months ending "'h June
THREE AND ONE HALF PER CENT on the fNE'
FFRRED STOCK , ,,, ,,,,,,n 4, =
Also sen,iannual Dividend OF -FOUR PER CENT on the
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK. ,,o>,n.v a,
Roth payabe le.s the Government Tax on MONDAY the
elst d,v Of August newt the Tiessuiers Oics Ee'
nc 70 the registered holders stock at the closing OF the
books 4,
The Transfer Books Of both classes Of stock viii be closed
on The afternoon Of SATURDAY the 9Th and will be
opered on WEDNESDAY. the sd day Of Angnst
HORATlO y. OTIS, Secretary.
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and Fourthays En,rsncs Twenty seyenth''t
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YoRKi ., ..
For New.Hsyen, 100 800 Ex.,) lLOa H. l2lo, tEx)
400 al a45 a. 10 and 400 (Ex,lp m. go. ~,
For Brid,eport TOO aOp, (EID ll.m a. MI ILL., thiJ
400 tFx5a45 4 20 and 300 (EI..) p. m.
For Milford and straord 100. ll0 m ~ fS ?, 10
For Fairfield Southport aud WestpoFt, Nv 'o@ HI '''
1902 - ~. ,o,o !, m -. ., q. Iots lFx
3.45. 40, $50, 800 Ed III. ,oo xoo.
For Daren 100 go Ito m ;afs, 40 30 p m:
Eor i,rr,nyich 90 3d. ll30s 343 Az, aJo SPIN;
For Stamford 100, 900 OK $50 llJo NJ l"' 'Ii'
300 (Fx1 J45 40 $50 GO 800 tENl p m. M M n a,
For Port Chester and intermediate staous '"' "'' ''
q M 3.45, 49, go, go, loo ?; NJ ~, an,
- CONNECTING TRAINS. oorr ,ooo
For Boston via Sprns hej, 800 AN. tEI) aoo 'hA''
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2l5 EI.) sop M ,o,
For Hart ord and Springfield, 800 tE1.') l. H. VA'''
For Connecticut River Railroad COCA M EI) l1l'p' m.
10 Montreal 300 D. ~. Northampton. , a., o M ~
For Hartford Providence aud Fshki Railroad ooo' Eip'
For New Haven. NewLondon and stOnnson Railroad.
w. = Ga ~, ,il5osi lab o. m to Northampton
W.. uons,tonic Railroad M. and p M Nedntsdays
t,ain cor.cng with D. M, Will rap to barringtoh-SatI
DAY. to pi,tsG,ld-oiher days, New Mliorony.
Tor Sa,gs,uck Railroad 800 a n JoO 2. M -.
For Dsnbury snd Norwak Railroad 100 9Jo H. IN, s.Jo
odiVus Sleeping Cs1s attached e soo p m train
S'~~' JAMES y BVyE 6aDA
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HiGli NlpDLf. brnt ~Nptf new ioia'
w n. BARR. Grul Pass Agent, Ne"'fofA
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL


I ONG ISLAND RAILRUAD.-ITalhs VIII
i leave Jane. slip. New-Yors. - folows
ao0a m Oferppoft Mail and Passenger Train stopping
ali VA Station. snd with Geu Head, Kosynand
no. IN M, svo..et Train stopping at all Way station
J1o M ,ireeuror Express, connecting Win hrnps'ia
staining Al all station. east OF lick-sr eaept on cav
which DAYS an Extra Train viii leave at D. M
making the connections Fsrmnsdae, and on whsh Gays
the EIpfe.s Will not stop between Jamaica ana zee,
Io m syo..et Pa,senser Train for Rosyn. Glen LEAD
SO D. m For North I.lip Hemps'ea Glen Head ana
Ro.yn -, So ,t,.,.,,. Pain, a, a. A.
w. i0' iSP"A ~ o. CIIARLlCK, President.
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G1OO. $500 AND 81 600.

,,,,rlS hG26nIiPoSS PAYABLE IN NEWBORN
Win IL, Nav and Is; November, ,,,
o,,s,oxs FOR A SINKING FUNp foh fhLi'
lFp VII" INV yvngxPTION AT MATURITY. ooo -, r
re.. bonds are TIE balance o. ''e and are now
abe ~ parpose Of completing the extens9i 9 t
s ia ettstown the present ei e., and np.erse
srposite Eason; and Tor i"'"'''Ns '
end enD ss5 Essex Railroad when extended to hsGn
The Mois s Inc Lehigh Valley Railroad, with the Le
wl conneet Road now in the of construction
ben ,Ix COMPLETED and With the East feisy 10 i'
and near 10 be extended from Allentown 70 ts'oh'
when will supply the Morris and Essex kalroad ini-
,iv mon lis completion win an Immense tuhisse .o
Transportation and 1t mus, Dee0s of one CO.," rom lie Le
MI 80, schuylk regions and AN also form P.I' o. VI.
rsst line to cncnH& yis sSa NnS0 Pennya
". cestrs and Pitsburg Fort Wayne and Ohcaso ha'
roads secured bv first mortgage to james Brown
t., Coone Trustees upon the road COMPLETED ana ~
spa % oil completion. and upon the branch from Den,ne
we xw,k nom the Hudson River at hoboken to t3e pea
Io, ,tock and other property 81 the COMPANY ooo
Tnc Cruital stock OF the Company amounting 10
S csled in and expended upon the road which, IN
on 10 the amounts received and 10 be received rom e
bonds sppied and to be applied 10 ae ext nS a. an omit
al, snne basis for lie security OF these bonds ms WI oe
eoiy he ct MAT the business of the local road from
N,wsk 10 Hsckettsiown has always oesn eiep' 10 pay
~, cent iuere, on the amount invested IN 1t. nm
nyopossls for bonds will be received until ines
A. ,be l2d August next o'clock p M, Tor the whoe OF
y noT,on Ten per cent viii be paid at the time OF the
ad Of the bids ard ninety per cent ON the delivery OF the
hcn5s which viii be ready for delivery at once or al any
"a aays al the ortion of the bidder. The accrued
irest on the bonds will be CHARGED 70 the date oil payment
The Directors reserve the nsht TO Tslee, any OF az Ii @
lids made bu, any accepted all bonds BID er az -ne
,se shall awarded the bidders at the rate OF the lowest
tn bonds viii be coupon with the right Of registration
by surrender Of the made on e pooh OF
.he Company, at the pleasure ofthe hoders rsues as
proposals will state the amount OF oonds desHeu 'e oeV
nation and pIice per one hundred dollars -
Each proposal should be sealed and Endorsed Proposal ioI
IN second envelope addressed TO j. d. NERMLYE, esq
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MEDICAL PuRvKYoRs OYYIcE,
WA-HIsGToS d. C.. August :, 1865
GALE Of GOVERNMENT WAGONS.-Will
- e cold a, PUBLIC AUCTION in this city, at Warehouse
on Gsi above Twenty artist. on WEDNESDAY, the sd
day August. az 10 o'clock a
klkTY1WO MEDICINE WAGONS,
which have been used Ia the Government service.
Successful bidders viii be required TO remove their pur
cha.es within tve t3l days from sale.
Terms. Casb IN Government funds
&. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon 4. 9. A. and Medical Puueyor
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
JSeS FOR LAKE SUPERIOR. JOcS

One Of the new and swim steamers METEOR and PEWA
BIC will leave CLEVELAND, Ohio every MONDAY. and
DLIh0 10 u, Mich every TUESDAY on GRAND PLEASURE
EACthSloNS to La Poute, Bayfield, and North Shore and
all other points Lake Superior Rooms secured On appca
lion BY letter or otherwise to GARRETsON Co. Cleveland
J. b. WHITING L Co, Detroit
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AmnseruenIs.


RARNUM' MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR
No ss1 Broadway opposite sond.s.,
m, AFTERNOON 3; EVENING at y
The very laushaos PsntPmiTs Of Monsieur
PLEASING. EXCITING, MIRrH-iNsPIRlNG.
Previous to Pantoudme,
,,r, GRAND bIvERTIsEMENT ror,,
FIGHTING GLADIATORS BY THE TALLEEN BROTH
RSANDTHE NiCOLO TROUPE.
FANCY AND COMIC DANCES BY MISS Y. SHELL, MISS
DAVENPORT, AND MASTER TIMOTHY.
w b. HARRISON. Conf, and EStemporaneons Singer.
THE FEARLESS YOuTH-YOUNG NICOLO,
THE WONDER on THE WORLD,
ON THE PERILEUSE FLYING TRAPEZE.
THE GREAT LIVING CURIOSITIES,
mAnMNOTH FAT WOMAN. weighing eco pounds,
NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GIRL, over feet high.
yHE CIRCAsSIAN FAMILY.
49,, DOORS OPEN AT O'CLOCK.
1Aamssion 10 Gents Children under ten Is cents.
Tnalq. ,s ana Balcony. 81 cents. .
HonatiSns Of Curioses the New Museum received %
Chinese Buildings, Nos. $50 and 54l Broadway.
NIBLOs GARDEN. Begins at O'Clock.
Concludes at 1910.
THE CoSIfST fHRiTiiiiR in VII HE c arS IL
~ ESDAi EVENING, Aug. u, 1865 and
EVERY EVENING. TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
ThlRrY-EiGHTH REPRESENTATION.
X RA H. NAP OGUE;
THE WICKLOW ~ WEDDING
In three acts by Dion Bouccant and Z. H. House. e,qs.
THE CRoWNING SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
Mr.. I; II; GLENNEY as SHAUN the POST
Miss JOSEPHINE ORION as ARRAH MEELISH
J. O. Burnett. w. z. Sheridan w. scallan, Charles
Peters, W. Il. Norton, J. W. Blsisdsl z. B. Holmes. ".
Misses Maria Mseder, Mary Wells, &c.
The general Production on a scale Of
GREAT MAGNIFICENCE
ALL ENTIRELY NEW