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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Have you ever known p.u.,,. \,

Have you ever known Bailey. NinE
ich IN LK!fsc,or TO hil, II %, gu have
90 NJ inc couu etitli, vlth red one nj stAru
the liSeuess o. the rseutor Ia the c,ntr,, ana
stnHiuie AZ ole -ud IN WHIT, letter. We tuar.pto,
r'uc oiher only = few nj the dirPgiss NV, tr =
h'- style IL can alsays be outsiued by the s.nglo
b'N ~ The depJ', - Liberty 81. y Is II son rvi-
now -'yle. Iske no other 4iL
Growers & Bakers Uiahcst prcm,um
nlls',c stitch and Lock Stitch sewing Machine 4 b.
BroHdSay, ~ T. and 20 lui on a. Brnpkl.n liz
Wheeler a. Wilson ioeA stitch SEWN,
way, :. :. 81
Have sswiLg Nirrhinc COMPANY No g,u
A ents wanted. .'
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TRADE NOTICES.


TONGsHOREMEN'S U. r. ASSOCIATION
No, 3, Vii hold 'Declal NEE 'irE a. Their nan
~ Hudson q, on IoAt Saturday evening, Aug isib
o'e.ock ies ,he purpose OF distributing tie ne.
a1nstitn;Ion and Bylaws. special atten snes OF
Az n uirs j. rc'pettiLuy requested RI ordCr III,
bFNAis COSNuRs, Pged. PATRICK PHTIAs
Rec. sec. "a ~
pIC-NlC-ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE
= Committee on tho Picnic Of the New YORK On
eNNe ~te'ei's A,so'ttion, arc requested 10 a.
rti uh hStuIdg evening. at O'clock AZ ~
" n.le, = cor sam - ana B. h ave. THOs. HCTLA.
iH.'' US" ma. IllLli SIMPSON, See. lS6
TO me JOuRNElhEN HORSESHOERS
Il Of the CIIy OF New Sork-Your are invitcJ =,
attend publ meeting 10 10 held on Monday evs,s
ins. Aug 18th, At ~ O'clock, Al Iulou IaIi yEs
nlsl avenue, AZ our annual picnic il coming on on
Nedn'.day 10Th. We hope ali men ForLIng AZ 10
TRADE all eniog themrsl - on thai day md 49,
PA'e m our 'ulnOu. ~ LlN Jay. Oae .I1 II ~,
ily.te! By order of JOHN 1ONsON. pis,loH",'
49,. ~, y. .. 10 S'', 20!
THE UMBRELLA FRAME MAKERS on
me various .hops in thi, city Ale ie.pscttjlIy
lhYlltd 10 attend meeting to be AoG at 10 t.ns =,
me salniday evening At &c och. TneUisI st's
dance 10 feiuiied, ~ business OF importance viii bo
transacted. 10! 10
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HORsNs. CARaIAGE9. Ac

FOX SALE CHFAP-HOESF CART Az.
~ hsrnes Can he seen ut "a FIAnkun,t. c5-..,
-.
EOk SALE ONE LIGHT ROAD r.\
49,, ason rtLont TOP, .ui o4e rTo. c.. o., .,,
b5SySl,oS,t,, 1e che," bot. uow 4lIy un...zi, Al
fN
NK SALE-A BAY HORSE, \ VEAL
- Ht' l1 Lands b., B., allie 20 10 ll.ly yo.. 49,. .
fiuiSx nm fHce sl-o. 4! Wooster siee,
EOR sALE-2 HEAVY HORSES, SUI.
lie n ,' no., log rait or t'.,a, a41 I.rr. usI, .,
49, ,IlN.' -u-H troF one t... 10 e. 10 It Ian b.
pf'csJ ',Dn ~ % Nt.H OH uoI,l eveIuge H..
~"'' o"e' EHHuito 90! V e.t ans 4.
HOUSES .tU4 SALE HORSES teI
q. iA',s VA ir ~ q, sepcrsts ol l..or' D..
Eiont ~ 10" Z" 'crry' coz cold a. lui M.Iu
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. II. No. 2l.-1HE OFFICERS Ann
~ members Of the Ibo, number are te.us.,a' -
.Lst- 10 buslnest - HlpyIta,Ce viii be fIsrs.''' a
~ order o. ~ IEk j, GOLDEN, Pres Tl6N -
{. hLhNEDY, sec, H1CJsaHs
A RATTLE FOR A SPLENDID RFGAIH
hif evening, Aug. 18th, I'm the lIaI OF t1e Fa,I.
Nathr" tO,ioy No. 3 Of NY. Al membeI. 81 AZ
f''htl Mathew soeieties are invited TO slicld.
A q. H., No. 1.-THE OFFICERS IN6'
4A' membe.. q inc ab,ve division ase p,.ticu,,l,
iet~e',el 70 Sseht 'lec.a. meot.ug q. 81 CCsr.,.
lall ~ MorlGy evening, Aug. l4th IL, r,i.-. Y,
4. FLYNN, tlest. 7. AeGUlRG. SCI, 0'
A o. Ii. No. ls--A SPECIAL MEETING
'af the above Order Wit be held At tno co. nc Sr
drd.r ~ AI NI srS VI HnqlSsy AGtuss l2th, b,
WATSON, 80 IA
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RELIGIOUS NOTICyS

IhE PEiMrIlNE METHODlSTs OF TINS
~ '"n st. commencing to.iloriow eyenins a.,
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"A nchF Nhcr hhthcg I. A Il society, so |.
B'orDn, y ~ ue he'd to.rno-fow o,.niny a, a.,
NJ m.f ,i"l' u aud u Court s., att oc.ort spa
~. In : t' {. \ l.. ,sO.4gf sad N1s.s e.
YUM, u. lhti De nie unti'el o = te. 4.
I t,aF iEon.h r.ts'.nr 80 o'rryt p " ~ D..
70 90 trtu'sior to- - G.Dre. So. h.
it' " i2ft Pune val atout co 10 Ell,
- "iCh Lyons, lfes 5LU U'SllS
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T. TEMPERANCE MEET1rG or rIV
= a rather Mathew J. A. =. A.c.tt-s 1.s,o. o. ....
y II, tJ-motrcv sunday, 4, m, Ii.ii .- g ..-.
y. Moses tiat md Jou.l g. Gui1 E8qts.. p.r~.t mas
thItnted sd ocA'cs Of fO'OrI Will cIp.si1 tus utH.
~ Oi total abstinence live ilimitsbls yrca st.
YER. Nolen, Holine, and TAy or. ia sin s0Je,
fu'ie mei"dlea A. this Ason will n- iute.r g. e.
I'VE and oditS ile, 70 so. ct Mo Luf co OIL.
ms.oh OF the public. Montbl, moetiIE at - D. ri
ne memioss snotif 81 To he p.e~u'. an ...
nee, 81 N poftaIce viii lie transacted. Mo .,.II
ScctttGrg. ~ o.
, 1865-06-24

M a RI N e LIST
, 1865-06-24
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH,


NEW York, June a3.-The Herulds special
says: There will probably BE- some consider.
aide delay In the appointment of a Provision
al Governor for South Carolina. The dale.
r.tIou here do not. all represent the Unionists
oftbc St4te-What few there are to represent,
One who balls to be the giver OF advice to
President johnson, has declared In Charles.
ton that he wished the Yankees had but one
threat, that he might cut It.: Another de,
ttan q damned Yankee' should pollxte it
with bis presence; and. so ontthruugh the
entire List. Ills likely, theref.fo, that South
Carolina will be suffered to lie out In the
cold for the present.
: d.. 4. G. ,Maekey, the newly appointed
Collector at Charleston, has returned to The
CITY, after his visit to West Point, and Is
showing mp this pseudo Southern Confeder-
ncy delegation in vivid co1ors.- He charges
tbEt the men competing the delegation now
here were original secesslontets. They ad-
nit It to be true, and attempt no conceal
uent. Col. Yates, OF the delegation, enter
ed Fort 8umter Immediately after Its eyatza-
ton bg Major Anderson, and remained In the
rebel military service until the surrender Of
Johnston. Others OF the delegation voted and
acted as consistent secesslonlsts throughout.
selves defeated and subjugated. They ask
poiatips eIvii officers, The State ia at prea-
ent without law. Its citizens arc completely
humhled. A fearful proportion Of them are
literally destitute OF ali means Of support,
md starving. AL manner Of law1essness
and crime is alarmingiy on the increase, and
the only hops for public or private virtue is
sdmittcd to lie in the protection Of Federal
.aW E:z.E-,f ~ AZ ~
The nsmes Of e1-Congrassman VIM; W.
Boyce and Mr. McIlliley a1e among those
submitted BY the delegation as certain to
give entire satisfaction to the State, although
they dieclaim all desire to Influence the Presi-
dents appointment. It can be said in Mr..
Boyce's favor that be disagreed With ma
jo1i'y of South Calolinians. and declared for
peace year ago. .Mr. McIllley yoted against
Secession in the outset, and, like Gov. Aiken,
held aloof throughout the war. There IS evi-
dently very litlle sympathy between these
delegates and Mr.. Mackey, whose loyalty is
The delegation Is TO have another herring On
Saturday.
, 1865-06-24
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL


FR1nAT Eyxx1Sd. Juno 2, 1S6s-
There was a weaker feeling In the gold market
to dsy, and quotations indicate q decline. This
had a depressing effect on the general markets,
and With the exception Of Oats and Com, prices
ruled lower. Flour declined &c per barrel, Wheas
ia2e per bnshcl, and RE &c per buahel. Oats I'D.
yanced a@ac per bushe]. aud Corn was FteadJ.
Psoy1s,ons we're almost neglected, and prices had
q t,.oDR downward tendency. Hlghwtnes wero
dull and almost entirely nominal. -
Notwithstanding the abundance Of money at all
The centers Of trade, The speculative denand Ii
decreasing, and business will probably now ba
dull till The fall trade opers and the ne1s crop il
havcehd.
To-day the demsnd for money at the banks was
l,pht. and under good ruppty OF currency the
market Ia eaay at 10 per cent per auuum at the
regular discount houees, md 1G3l1c per cent per
month On the ltreet. -
The supply Of Eastern exchange 10 dry was
Hight, and with m active aemaud tho ma1kat wsa
yety clo.e and urn At 1-10 dis to par huying and
1-le@4 prem. selling. Round lots were sold BY
ihc banks 10 each other at s0G365c prem. per thou
ssud.
God opened In New York this morning at 1al3 /
advanced - TEL, and c'osed at / p. n. at 1itI
The fcl owing are the quotations telegrsphed te
lass. Hny6 &; HrntheyHs
, 1865-06-24
The 1000 Barrel Well on Pit. Hole
Creek-A Lucky CnicAxoan.

WCu14CsfVAVGAtC 1GAV@h &AAsoteA1G@sl
The excitement, Of necessity, has gone Pit
Hole-ward. Hundreds Of strangers arrive
daily by cars, skifa, wagons, on horseback
and other modes Of conveyance, in this city,
but Oil City has no attractions for them, 50
they leave at once for Pit Hole, where they.
meet the crowd ofspeculators, when an e1-
citing canvass begins. sha1pers arc on the
lookout for their men, and many arc en-
trapped ere they are aware Of the fact that
ley stand On eltppey ground. Those taking
the greatest risks, however, are very apt to
succeed, while others who hang oH for q day,
ore quite as apt to let q fine chance, sltp
through their hpEerr. ] instance one pirtic-
ular case. A Chicago mAn, one week before
the sucker rods Wefa taken from the Frasier
well, obtained the retusal Of one-si1th Inter-
est in the well, at 800, 900. Three days be-
lore the time expired the increased dow be.
gan, when the telegraph wires between here
and Chicago were put at work, and the LUCKY
operator arrived here in time, With his puF-
chase money, to save himself. Since then
the came interest has been disposed Of at
$500, GOO; $500 900 may be considered = fair
late Of interest on S900, COO for three days.
But such nre some Of the phases Of oil spccu-
latiop in the Nineteenth century. They are
not at all isolht d cases, though they are b5
no means an every dsy occurrence. Enough
such. however, have been made to set thu
whole country insane, aud one such strike
will produce more talk than battle Of Get.
;ysburg, OF the fall Of m impregnab1e fortress
, 1865-06-24

The PRESENT Disturbances in President GeE-
frasd's domains. arc the sequel to the late
--- h. 81 nn.~s.>s~ ,ws.s~f.. 1.a4 z,aaaad .avax
10 HaJu, with q fair promise Of speedily
leaving the whole Island in peace. The lead
er in the new 1evolt-Tunlco saaave-
appartntly we'll deserves to be known
by the lnat syllable Of his
n,me. he is soldier of fortune, who ha7.
itg attempted the mp'der Of q prominent
Haylien Official, I'D across the line and en-.
ba1ked In the cause Of the Domtnlcans against
the 6panlards. At the close Of the inefect-
nal struggle, he and several other prescribed
officers in 1he rebel army, suddenly turned
upas elements OF d!scord in Hayu. They
did this with suck kuddsnness az to make
a large apparent advantage in their first
move. Overcoming the national guard, they
took possession Of several OF the coast towns,
and increased t1,rA q my to 5000 men. At
the latest ndvlces the Haytlens had rallied
and were everywhere victorious over the
rebel forca. 6aInaye had established what
he called Provisional government, but ex-
petienced rebellion within sebelliou,
soms Of his OWL companions in arms con.
spring against him. He then declared him
self military dictator, and Threatened the
destruction OF Cape HAytien, In which place
he is betleged By the government troops
probably chronicle the escape OF the leader4
Of the yerolt BY sea, and the restoration oi
order throughout the whole island. Alto.
cether the 1ero1t Is inccns!dcrable aud will
leave the Hsy,len government unshaken.
, 1865-06-24
Liverpool Marker.

Ii
eInce our :sss report cur MAJ kets nsve present I'd
much the same Gui { AeFrct. the Cotton market cI
C. pied. ch hsa neen exceedingly puoyant It nd-
vApcDg pices esp c!sy lu leg the IA1ttf part ofshe
week, bling in1arnsed By adycet. per H!betnl1n." :"
OF higher prees IN New fsEk. favorable ports from
Msn6h II :. and further reduction o. tho 1snk m
,mun. from to34 per cent 10 Provisions Rnd arA1n
1hs IT snsactlops hsve ben un1tnportan!.
B8con-Dem and atls yefy limited. C1untfy dealers
bu.1rg vetv pa5lngy. bu. ~ hole. eule - make
any. co1eratlon IN prizes, we nake nn chance on
our las. qzotAr.o1.. Ham. tsl sloxly 4. 4ss e 81
ttass deutnd ss.s Tor Il: Hetk aeoos 10, tststc
kim pst,ee nasst, q 81 70 = tar DE.ms and g 70
put orLE to libsra srs.1als pri;s. sssl cora
rate 10 = 81 pss brl under ous last GuotstlonA
Ruttes-1n the Ab"nca OF American. itt H4u:-
o,ttd .o1thY Q. notlee. b11sn sap2!5 III. .sns, a.
ant Quotations. Lard-The adIa1:e rrposted l..t
week haa checked the demand holders refusing 10
er PFC D. sal6s tchttfy mtda tsty r. ths FeeE} I2o
tons 65a to G6s At which ares The n1sE!s elosta
lt!GL
werx his bst TsJy unR.niA1t hss net hsd the eaee
cf AtlnenzE ptiee1 .A,eh on re contrary hare f7s
,paan II laid uudr last veek'a priesf. We quot .
Anntr =, u 69Ass I'd: k.d Winter 1t s. 4l3st 19d
IS Whitu 1t 81 afesas ID. Flour ncfa tapulesd 70. !
rIices hr qu,teo + .3sass tcr 0nte. snt 20 sc
Us Cd for Western ard Sr'te ludan Eosn pressed 1t
.d1clme OF 9d9:s pei QuatteE1
, 1865-06-24

=
A Washington correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Adrerttae4 writes the following relative
10 the Presidents views upon the suffrage
question, upon which We comment because
from othes SOURCES We are Induced to accept
1t as cltar and eogcnt statement Of the
Presidents position:
Presldept's views upon the Que:ttons involved
efc. IN &nutcly etratfed that be wonld give
all negroe. who have bsen An n ~ army. md IT, tso
o,iy1lecs oi voting, II hs believed ne had au!hor
IN unocr the CONSERVATION to do ao,'
This authority may bc found, on careful
examination, in the second clause Of that
identical article Of the Constitution which
empowers the President 10 appoint Gov
ernor fur q Atd.t .chich Is not cut Of The Uaion.
s+rhe President, ,howsver,i. n present Clearly Of
opinion tht: he has 10 powcr 10 say that the me-
81 lie Uptcn, thoush their ''proper practical re-
lrtions to The Unton hsye been. for The time be-
1np suspended. He CD do no npore. be hplds, than
eet Them tack xhsre they were betors 10 my p.ss. ~
people of The Stste have been In rebellion. he can.
e the executive head Of the government say that,
f., nsy :n, not nor
hin classes heretofore exercising II; bnt he GIN.
not extend It 10 other classes excluded BY State
constitutions. Br,ens, undes'and th4a to be his
position"
Il would seem to be no higher stretch oi
power to extend the right Of voting for Gov.
e,oor, then 10 extend the right of acting al
Governor. The constitution Of every state
in the Union excludes every pesson from act.
fuc as Governor, who il not elected in pur-
suance Of It's provisions How Is II that The
President can c1tend the power Of acting a.
Governor to person excluded by the State
, 1865-06-24
Inform alton ~ anted OF MR4sinE Ifll-
nolA Solliefks

Miss Clara Barton, who has established q
bu1eau at Washington for collecting and dis
semjnatIpg information OF missing Illinois
soldiers, wants to know about the following
from Illinois;
Baker. Jane. ~. A., CO. F. llsta 1s: IT.
Bsisef. W.1l,, CO. q, 0d,h Inf.
Bill. Elipba'et g., co. =. 9Th car.
Brown, George s., Bridges hai., light a1t
Calvert, William, co. f. I'D tnf.
Cafyat, Edward E.. co. h, I'D Inf.
Cook, Archibald, CO. K. STAT Inf
Cadd,pgtoD, Vim, ca. !. $50 Int.
DATeop, Akron. CO. D, 50:h Int. -
Danr, jerome B., CO. q, e1.h ipE.
Dey1ne, James D.. co 4, aSth INF
Fa!fIese, James A., CO. u, t4th cav.
Fox. James D., CO. -: leth CAV.
Esaihearf, E. L., 20. D, sth tnf. :
Greer, SAMUEL, co. II, I'D INF.
ltIdefean, John B., corp, co. G, 6bsh int
Jepk1, joseph r., GO. l, I'd cav.
Eental!, Clinton A.. co., 6Uth lnf.
Ma1hsm, Il. C.. co. Il, 18th inf.
McC1cery, John r, CO. G. 1l9ia inf -,
AcMurTy. John L Co. z. 1ieth INF
NeRsy, Wm. j., or d.. Philips Chicago bat
Pome1oJ, James VIM. co. g, 1lsth III.
Rsmeey, Chs.. D., CO. =. 14ta and 18th eah
Red, E;wiD, IT,. CO. &, 18th Inf. -
Reynolds, Dwight, co. y. 3sd Inf.
Rose, Lewis l., co. F, I'D tnf.
RessSnek: Es.S aa:se1, y f9-I e ~ ;e'h ss, eav-
Srube, Chas. H., 60. D, sslh int.
Sweetlsnd, Chas, F., co. +, S6!n 1nI.
Taylor, Jesse D., co. r, 1l3th INF
Ihonpton; Robert Il: C. 9, q, 1ls,h Inf.
Williams, John A., GO g. Gath lnt
Watts, Francis, co. L. lith cav.
Wlldman, II. a., co ], 1dlh cav.
, 1865-06-24

wheat to Kingston and os~ezo; &c fnf corn 70
Pprt colborae; 10ac for wheat to Cipe Vincent:
md SIC for wheat from Milwaukee to Port Col
borne, other Frei9hb nommally unchanged. :,
Tnete vas nothing doing In seeds& md the n1ar-
let vas entirely nominal. Primo FiA1 u worth
II so01a. ....-. +,
The offerings Of Lumber ca.1oes 1eto much
better to-day, though Of msdiun quality, for
which hun m N active dsmind, md business
was quA aA,a n good prices. Shingles s7o still
.carca meAm-- Lath steady 1t S1.7s9a CO.
Tbs Wsal n&arket ia sh.l very alow. md no nsW
fsatnres have yet developed themselves. NO
Eastern orders hare yet been received. We note
sales Of 60 ns tne, At &c. and so ns msdium At
{5c. We do not hear Of any move nent from
secord hands. .; =
There Ia falr demand for Tallow, but u shere
IL ysrJ nttlc offering tbs volume OF business Is
light. Prime city II Wuzth 1e&ato3e, ana country
s3@1oc. ....-.-,
Corn, and the market 1s uonnal 1t $50 G3s0.o 90
per ton. The stock 1s light"
Groceries are modkt1tely active, and steldy It
previous quotations. The following diIpatch w1s
received today At ihs Grocers' E1ehzage:
NEW foak, june n.
White Al sc-yely dull. cofse quiet Good
Teas urn.
Beer Cattle are active snd on good ahfpplug
grades there is An advance. The lower qualities
are without change. Tbs tale3 were 9,o2o head
at g H17 81 for poor to choice. .....
Hcss are ac.iYe ant the dsmand IN exeess OF 17e
supply, Owing to the scarcity sales were maas
at 13Gla5c, sdv,ncs on'yestesdsyfs figures. The
sa,es were a6ooheid at ~ 'chledy at s'.s1
AID $e.1p.
The following dispatches were received On
,ch7nge to-dsy:
BUFFALO, June g.
Recetpn-whcat 1900 bu. Com ito.000 bu,
Oats liz 90 bu. Whel. dali, 6l.ssb1.s5; Corn
far, 6Ql7ac: Olta quiet 58c offered, 59c ASKED 70
arrive. Fec!ghta unchanged:
NEW York. June ~
Flour 5&11cc easier, 8s.u0Qss.25; Wheat dul',
lower; Corn stronger; Oats SCARE, tic; Pork
essier, IA Lard unchanged; Whisky unset.
ca; Gold 1iot.
LATER.
There IVES good attendance at the Evening
Board, and owing to the advancs In God, the MR.
kela vera eonne.hat higher. Daring the "aold
| c.ll - The excitement ruled htah, and such WAS
The universal desire for ''p!tehing in ~ thsi q
second call was found nece'earY. Whest WEI
moderately active and about 1c batter. olswese
quiet md }dKc better.
Sales on eall we're:
4
, 1865-06-24
CHICAGO LUMBER mARKET.


FRIDAY ETIEIAG. June u.
LUMBEE-R- -etivsd. i.tS N !: shipped. 1885 u. THIS
receipts todsy wers more nberA, N a17y Of n.aium
au.litJ. which went Of quck at faf average pilces
SA.cs were: .....
Cargo bazque Mona1eh- from 11adA .2e0m stock and
comracn boa1ds 1t t12 e By Good7ilie; eaFgo aehs
Helm Rent, Musk Eou. 9t n falted atx!rs. bGl
azre mixed conmor, 1t 21o2s. bT Asklade; cargo
schr Active, rom Poits9a taks, 30 N coaE1s nu1ed
eotpon, At s1oco, BY Rasiell; ca1go schr Llv1ada,
from kalamazoo. 100 central assortment, II 50.
BY I.ish d Fuller; cargo sehr Harri-
.co. decf losd 5, IL and Finch timber,
ho.d tnl posts 2x4, ete.. 1t t1sco, BY Lcotuis :
cargo tchr Mount Vernon, from Msaom,nse
1sa atrgs balance boards, 1otsts, etc, at sl1 7
from spauloin2a l1ls cargo ,chr Pstrs fton, Kal.
.mtx1o, 20 mixed common At Sic-5o, By Morton
cargo kehr CcmmrneeHsnt. from Holland Is N mixed
common It 80 Is. by MsHlads; cargo sehe st-n.f
ter. tTcr Mntke9on n0m strips. pA1snca common,
at <1leo, bJ Merrill cargo schr Fashion, IRON Me-
pomiL &C. stytps balance boards and 214s. Ae
situ epAu1dipg's mills carg3 schr Adz!a.ic f;cu1
Grind River, lis N owe. atrips, oslaaca Ta cu*'
.ast ,ted, At 3laoo By Throop; cNgo schr Barbss.
fstna Muikegon. 20 Il strips. balance boxftss 1t
flcss f14m Mason & Davts' mills: cargo schr Lud-
ainglnn from Sturgeon Bay, 4 strips as sl1 q, by
Norton. -......
SHINGLES Received lssm; shipped l.a!em. Tn.rs
are very lrw offering. and tbs market Il dtm. Sales
were: e1F loats Sawed a, II s. 20. on u " T. RI
| tsck. ..-.
IATH-R,ceIved Is, n; shipped Isl n. Nasxst
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Obact4s and Tnoehers--W. f. Wells, Dr.. Il.
Ri, and Reo.dtioas- Col. Thomas, J. Tur-
uer. C. P. Tagga1t, B. 6. Roots.
.1ndyhw Gtmnaitzee-W. b. Hatch, Dr.. Cal
vim Cloudy, Dr.. John H. Foster.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
From Oar Own Cos1espondent.l
B1oonaoros, Juae =.
BOARD OF EDUcAT1nS.
The Board Of Education met agsin this
morning, at the Ashley House, in this city.
Present, fams Is yesterday On motion Of
". Il. Wells, of Cook, the salary of Miss
Hammond, Principal in the Primal Depart
ment Of the Model School, was increased s5o
per annum, making 1t $3.50. This Was done
in compliment to Miss Hammond's ability
and success as teacher, and not from any
request Of her own.
Dr., J. e. Foster, Of Cook, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, and it was =unanimously
adopted:
Rssosced, Tbat the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds, BE- instructed to eAcelsaln It It T. Jul b.
lor the bsst interest Of the Normal Unlserst1y to
usl, belonRin. 10 the institution, for The purpose
Of appEpptjahnE the. proceeds Of the sale 10 tho
erection Of boarding house at Normal, for ne n
Accommodation Of the pupils; and report 20 the
Board at thar next meeting.
Dr.. Wing offered the following resolution
Etsolstd, That every candidate for eradu.t1on
IN the Normal Dcpattment Of ne ol. unl!e.asJ, i
shsn BE- Ieqnstea 70 ptsseat 70 IT 1ro m ~
ZONE .e ersdn,an n.nsr d,ecn,sIoe
n4 ei,heI Ike eso1o9y. bcfsn,. o. soms other de-.
p:rtn e1t Of Nasufal History, of the district In
which he OF she res1ees. -
The ;esolution was, unanimously adopted.
AIeeolutlon was also passed extending tho
time Of the commencement Of the next
term Of the University to the 11th Of Sep
tcmber. This was done in order to throw
Chrtstmas into the winter vacation.
Az annronristion not to exceed 81, 500 was
made ia ill., m urposta Of repQlrs and paipllne
~ tHs'4S ~ * Ne-.I,d1 ~ f ,,r;,din1
"on tae NplMaa stia onui ~ .o,,a ,+har t,,s,
A1ter tne tlann VI Ius ano.15 osuss a,on onss.
ness Of minor importance lne boslo aulonsn"
ed g.,
EXERCISES At NORMAL.
Tho day has been exhausted In examina-
tions in the various departments Of the Nor
NAL School It embraced exercises in Eng
lbh grammar, geography, arithmetic, a1ge-
, 1865-06-24

We understand that special effort is about
to be made to wiring from the Common Coun-
eli Of this city u good. round. appropriation
for a general spree on the Fourth Of July. II
this is attempted, We trust that somc tax
rayer will, before the act is consummated,
sue out an injunction, and test the power Of
the gentlemen who compose that body, to
spend The public money for sny su:h pus-
pose. AZ an act OF patriotism, it would be
far more commendable than sny Of the glori-
Aeat'ons TO which the day will give birth.
Let ps not be misunderstood. The TRIBUNE
Is decidedly in favor Of some suitable COM
mtmoration Of The Fourth; but It Is more
decidedly in favor Of those Who have the fun
being compelled to pay their own bills, tn-
stead Of saddling them upon an Impoverished
treasury, to be discharged by a general tax.
The only right that the City C:uncn has In
the premises, when asked for a gift OF money,
is he right to say No; and re hcpc it vii!
nsurp no other
, 1865-06-24
1o5l Deliyerynt Buffalo.

BUFFALO, June 23-Ch,rles Carsington,
tEr murderer Of policeman Dill, and who " As
yesterday stntcnced TO be hanged on the f1sh
other prisoners, named Levi GIr,ns, James
Kelly and Thomas H.ckey. from the jail In
this city.