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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
National Carpcniers' Convention.

An adjourned session Of the delegates TO the
National Carpenters Convention representing nine
States viz: Massachusetts. Rhode Island New FORK,
New.Jersey. Pennsylvania. Maryland Indiana.
Michigan Missouri was held yesterday afternoon at
Early Closing Hall, No. POI Bowery. III Shuttle.
botham Of Albany presided and {. j. Spencely Of
Boston acted as Secretary.
The report Of the Committee appointed al previous
meeting 10 draft a Constitution and Rules for per
manent organization. the only business appearing
before the Convention One Of the clauses in the report
recognizing "A States Union the occasion Of much
discussion Mess1s. Lafln Of Missouri, Rancher OF
H. L. and Henrick Of Buffalo being opposed to any but
National and local Unions, while Messrs. Read
of New.Jersey Mulyenna of New.Y0rk. Bald
win Of Buffalo, and Harris of Michigan, were
for intending State organizations in the list. After be-
ing amended several times the report was finally
adopted section by section, and afterward the meeting
adjourned. The delegates will meet again TO day at
D. H.. at the same place and probably elect permanent
officers Of the Union for the ensuing year.
In the evening public meeting OF the J0urneymen
House Carpenters Of Brooklyn will be held at No. %
Court ST. and several delegates attending the National
Convention expected 10 be present and deliver ad
dresses upon the present state Of the trade.
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ObitEary.
oouMopoRE Join COLLINS Long, Z. S. y.

COMMODORE JOHN COLLINS LONG, u b. "
Commodore John Collins Long u. ;. ",
died suddenly at North Conway on the NJ inst while
or an excursion 10 the White Mountains. lie was born
in Portsmouth, " H. in l7g5 and Joined the Navy in
ISL lie participated actively in the engagements Cd
the war with Great Britain, and wasron boaId Of the
Constitution when she fought the Java His sea ser
wee Amounted to q years and three months FOR over
70 wears he was shore duty and for about 10 year"
he was unemployed. He has served his country az "
naval officer for 80 years. during which time he has
n.rtoru,ed acts which have rendered bis name famous
For his services at the Sandwich Islands those people
will ever cherish his memory with the warmeSt ahe''
ton He was assigned the duty Of bringing kossuth to
this country in,he steamsloop Saranac, but would not
allow that excited patriot TO deliver revolutionary
borrancues At Marseilles which was so much TO the
dscus of Kossuth that he left the Saanac at Gibraltar
Commodore Long left active service about five years
ago and resided at Exeter, n. II. His last command
was of the Pacific Squadron. He esteemed by al
who knew him as a gallant and faithful officer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
The Fire Department.

The Board met pursuant 70 adjournment.
Charges were received from the ChicfEngneer against
Engine Company No 81 for neglect Of duty. A resou
tlon was offered by Commissioner Engs thanking the
engineers Of the old Fire Department for their aid and
assistance since the organization Of the Board.
Carried Commissioner Able offered a resolution that
the Board proceed TO ballot for II assistant engineers
as provided by law. at a salary Of sl,2O0 per year.
Carried.
The following gentlemen were then elected
j. : Perley q. T. ord Film Bates William Bankhane,
IT, John Sullivan, W. NJ Rhosles. John Comfy, James Da
Costa William Shanghnesy, Bernard sheridan, Peter Y.
Everett
On motion Of Commissioner Able Jos. 5. Perley was
declared First Assistant Engineer.
The Board then adjourned.
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Passengers Arrived.


7, steamship Persia rom Liverpool-J G. Silva, n Sloan
NJ Kayser NJ Friedman, New YORK A. Johnston, " ha,Re
Mis-. Johnston PhsdeP9ai Mr' ossI Ms, Vail Troy
Mr. and Mrs w W. Storey. NY shaw Bueng; Hyres'
PSgr A5sES d. : Ssndhemcr Mrs.
and daughters two sons and servant d0T M ,t
Charles and Maynard Eyre ~ NH ana g Emmett B.
Emmett a' New,York; E. Fernandez, Madridi j. Kid
dun Mobile; C.; j.. Evans, YORK. w; L. 'ga an
drade Venezuela; Mr. and Mrs j. Emmett. NewYorki Mt
and Mn, n r. Sones three children aud three servants BIO
Janero L. sama ]. NJ. Jones, New.Yor. Hon George
harrington Minister to Switzerland wife and two daushters
Mr. and Mrs NJ Jewet Hartford John Mum and wiie, soh
aud daughter, Brooklyn; Miss Menken Lazy stuart. s'i
Gushing and two children Mrs Livingston H. Livingston ~
Syns Marx wife and child, j. b. Brush j. V. Beam, Jr
NewYork H. b. Dinners Phads pha \. j. He ph;iN,
j. Fisher n 70 j. B. Anthony. B. :; 1hqrstOn PToyidence
Sy ? WATSON @"i H f. H. stafford Georgia Watson
j. Hamburger j. strauss W. Perciva NJ Packer n y j.
Hodge Myers Eng fS'r5 Mr. van and MR. r. aai Esasan
A. G. Laughm Miss Veal $. c.; A; lockwood. y - hey
G. II. Learoyd d. II. Bradee Medfo,d' Mr. and MIS- . I
snuinrrr G. Fednsn' NewYolE w Habber.ey, England
a. c. Harrington Wa.bnstoni j. Davies New,fopki Key
Quinn, 'I Ss. H HAVEN w. Sweeney steeve,
~ y. II. Ebert, Wisconsn NJ Wilezynski' Epglahd ~
aS sSHe Dr. r. Spence Bath Irving White England
Adfrey N Y; Mrs Hepburn, n j. j. Eldredse' ~" u
IN In 81 T1n A a@cca r6 F'on
Oakley. ~ a. Cooper and wife, j. c. Abrams w Hssset
WA tnck.es. w j. o Byrne, j. F. Tenner, H. Chalet,
Peck T. Fesch Aeii, j. W. Mige ?. Hops, FL "h ,S
Master r. Robinson D. F. Shenn laac Grsss C niS9
Lynch H. B. HoIton, f. r. WEIGH J. II. Gary, A: Johd )
Jackson, Lieut.. g. b. ChanberIn, g. Damme, VIE aud
and cbiIJ " p Snsser Misses Fanny aud Anna Happ,
K Griffin Mcnoush Mr.. Mary Cassidy + M,I lGse M Mrs
chant. A. D. Barns, l. Lppmsn' A. NJ. TisOn, j. E. W. An
| noia, II. Eyerson.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......s
Cleared.

Steamship Falcon Aldich Baltimore, J. ;. Small -.
Steamer bemsrie Bourne. Norfolk City FONT and hlcn
mond Livingston, FOX a. Co. -, -, No., n. a.
Steamship Creole Thompson, Norfolk City Point and ieh
mond Heinecken a Palmore. ,., +,
Steam.hp City of Limerick orb Jones, Liverpool, J.
O. Dale. - TT u cr
john bibsoni htilcy ~
steamship Northern Light, weir. New-orleans, A. j.
steamer Franeoua Sherwood, Portland H. B. Cromwell
Go. 49,. CO. =,
steamship Idaho Holmes Savannah, Wskeman, Gookin
Dickinson. ,,,, c,.L =. n
ming. go, q, ,,--,-L,, r.
BARK Falcon (Br.l. Paker, Boston T.. &. Taylor. ,
Bark PIacdrs Miller. Philadelphia, Yates Porterhed
Bark TELEGRAPH Erickson Philadelphia, W hopes q Co.
Brig Argyle Drlorey 81. John, n. f., X. +. Small Co.
Brig Roler.oa. Scott, Philadelphia, McCol 4 Fnth
Brs LADY Of the Lake (BTl, Vesey, Falmouth Ja Aidde
ton 4 Co. 49, 49,. n.
Big Ellen Dioke (BLl MeElhenny, fhnadeiPhA' IL y
Erir sarab Maria Bushnell Norwich II. s. Racket Son.
Brig L. NJ johnson (Bn) Files, Post Midway, NJ D., l. ~
MAYHEM X Co. ,,,,,c
Brig Ida (Br b. Abbott. CLARK Bangor -
schr H5ernil Br) Jsunsen, Liverpool, InPsco't btos
schr oeneral Butler wood 81. John, ~ b., C. C. Duncan
sehr Lova Scranton snowdan Appalachocelo, Benner
Bros ,,. p,i Smith
sehr Heneriel Hudson Douga. Philadelphia, H. s. Rack
schr =. A. Fssey Crosby. Lingan Miller & Honghton;
sehr Minerva (Br) Fletcher, Port shenn Trend, j. L.
scbr joel Won Zandt soper Tuckertown. ~.
schr Eclipse tBr), Cotton, shalce sno" hichafa'on'
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The CongrasuIation Picnic OF Soldiers
and Sailors.

The following letter was ycSterday recelTed
from Major Gen Hooker:
HDohs DEPT on THE East NEW ORR sep, . 100,
IN j D. UgRNAsS, NaHaqv u The [. s. solder and
SaiDYs Pr0iecfirt Hociety
CoLoSfL have the honor 20 sknowledse the receipt OF
yitsn of to-day 20 attend the festival 20 be
m; 2tb inst IN behaifof soldiers and sdors Of the Union
army and navy aud regret extremely that Prot engagement
IN, bet day will prevent my uniting with yol in the iniy
nrewonhy and noble purpose you have In We" ~ calling
youf congraulffory meeting Of our citizens
INV no suieft that addresses Itself with more force and
10 the hert people than that which relates
~ G aeioation Of the suffering and need among the brave
defenders Of the Union aud anticipate Tor you ana uus' tha
cou NAV realize generous resptse 10 your inyipion
have the honor to be- with great regard your fnend
JQsEPH HOOKER, MsjoI Oea9I Commanding.
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nInils CIosc az the Posf.pmcr.

For TIavanl and MehIcO, by ttelintf NeTH tIIA,
Thursday Sept ..
For savannah by steamer Aradne. Thursday Sept1 IL
For Great Britain aud the Continent, by steamer
Hnnsa Saturday. Sept g..................... 10. a.
For Havana and the West Indies by steamer Column
ba Thursday Sept. Observation-Disclosures. p.
For Denver City. Colorado Greet Salt Lake, Titan,
and Placeryie. California daily, (Sundays
ceptedl, by Overland route. ~ ?.
North Mail tyia Hudson River X. r. through MMi
aud foi Pcekskl sud Iludson......5 a. aud "a p.
North Mall Way Mail (cHcept Peekskill and liud,
sonl aud "a
East Mail yia New Haven H. RIB "A and y.
East Mail New Haven INTERCHANGEABLE 2.2O audb y.
East Mail yia Newport and Fall Ryerl......... y.
soulL Mail. t. ~ aud 10y
philadeiphia Way Mail ~ p.
South Of Philadelphia Way Mai.............: q p m
Efie RAILROAD a. M anu " " w.
EIie Railroad Mail May).,..........3 q. and D. IN
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MuRpERous ATTACK on 4 WoMAY.-Tucsday

KUITVLN w = "
evening while Mrs COman. Of No. ~ Pittst.. was
passing through East Seyenteeuhsi, accompanied by
Mr. TEomas SnndersOn, and when near firslIve., she
was attacked by Thomas Lynch, who stabbed her
in the face ANA back, nhicting severe wounds.
She was taken to Bellevue Hospital. The
assailant was arrested by officer Young Of
the 18th Precinct, aud was committed by Justice
dodge 10 await the Injuries Of the woman The prisoner
is soldier aged 81 years, and native of Ireland No
cause is assigned for Oh, assault, neither me injured
woman or the person accompanying her beng
acquainted with tbe assplant
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s..,.ti, Vim p clvde Collins Hilton Head dsys,wth
four companies Of tie ss i y; =, Regiment 'O''''
Steamer Connecticut strunahan' Washington y houf' 20
John Gibson Kelly Washington &c hours, md'e
and pass. II. Is. Cromwell Go. ,,, t.
steamship Europe FRI Duehesne, Havre 25th nst mdse.
ahS pso Wsybc.sett Parrish Orleans Aug 20 and
For Jefferson Tos'uSa' Sept l. with "d'' pass and i1'
em.bp America Lnd Savannah Sept 2, cotton and
pass. wskemAn d9Stn I Resn'I a;oo., Legborn July
nasd Gibraltar 27th marble and to W. j. Fate hsd
gh westerly winds most Of the Pa''AsMs rov !, and
Gibraltar o. wine, Ac., funch. Wenehe Nennt -,
Ban O. w Roosevelt Hartman Gaantannn 70 days. with
frjs G B Carver Trout Gusnica II days. with sugar to
NE Caucasian (o Boon, Brandt Galveston % dayswith
cotton, Yaes POrterield Lett ser A'hea' God
Rig Hunter Cof Noa n So Bagdon Gaee Bay, "A days
Bris Helen OBJ Kenze Foardo P r. days, and
schf Ripple (r Roberts Cape Canso 10 days, fish, Thos
$. Whitman. t.t 80,
Schr John Forsyth Applegate, batlnore uaSs WIN 0V'
sc6r Maryland Foster New Bedford. baastfOr Elizabeth
Sch Henry Castoa Abro Wilmington, N c. II dayswith
Schr IA. Henderson. Willis, Boston.
schr Zoe. Hall, Providence.
Schr A. Felicia, Eliot, Norwich, Albany.
schr T.. Brown Purse Dighton. Philadelphia.
Schr X. Healy, Eddens. Providence, Baltimore.
Schr James and Lucy, Robins, Providence
Schr Mary. brockway, - New London - , >,
schr Telegraph orb Shaw, Glaee Bay IA days D. X De
schr. NJ w Graing Grisfng New.naven.
Schr. Thomas Ellis, Kenny, Dennis, hsh.
Schr NJ. A. Rawland, Fuller New-Bediord
schr. Helen. Perry, New. Bedford
schr Eliza Ellen, Bogart, Elilabrhpor Boston.
schr. Samuel Loud Loud, Elizobetbport. Boston.
schr. Hamilton, -, ew,BedtoId.
sc6 sr O. h. h. snow -, Elilabcthsort Boston
WlND-At Sunset, w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

THE Week.
The Richmond Protest.
Democratic DiStreSses.
Cotton Culture.
Judge EdmoadS on 4" Spiritudtism.'
The Progress of National Wealth
The Income Tar.-A Contrast.
The L" Crate EdStmn."
The South as Il Is.
Eagland.-The FeJoH Murder.
France and tie United States
Legal Memoranda.
THE Break Up.
A Fer Words dbom Cholera.
Literary Notes.
Two Lectures y .H. Rusktne
Persian Characteristics.
Current Literature.
Financial Reriels.
The above is the Con,entsoi
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Tn steamship Northern Lsht, for NewOrleansA g. Jack
SON Surgeon IT, A. McPaun and lady A. Bernstne wife ana
Goodman j. b. Moore 8 Jacobs Anseman, J. =. Levy
II Brown j. Mznski j. L. Levy, P. Leyyson. +. d. Rn'
LIZ Kinban Major s. NJ Crosby and lady NJ. Payn,T. ..
Satbv n Suthy II. Maner, I. Downing J. Kenyon, 2 ~
Canron p Berry T. Crawford: Vesmerez + G. snyder r.
Gngton F. Connolly, John Leeds, Miss j. Winner, Mrs NJ
Erookbank and child,
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Since January Ell u.s. 327 $751; 3s4OG2 elOs III. 800
Foreign Exchange is merely nominal. Bankers
sixty days sterling is quoted at 1926 9lO95. Francs,
.oDg date, 5.lCl 70 5.lj.
The arrangement for The redemption Of the Ma
6aI.sl Bank circulation, lately brought u""eT tbe'
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so1nrrr .ccrsrn OF srEALrNG e., 62h

Alexander Hamilton, - soldier, wearing cor
poras chevron- reversed wa sesa.sd Of topping ts s
unH I ,stard that Hamilton living in her
bon,e and 10 II on in which she had the money hd
rn she had had suspcions aroused by some puI
-. AT U.nions Don questioning him he said be knew
49,, he rouId Get money when he wished t. She then
thought he discovered her money and ran to 10.
S,d no, tai. H. but named George Reed did. =,
seIaminedShe said she did not know whether the
roner Was the father Of her daughters child or not she
"a meyer ceysd present.. from Hamilton but her daughter
had Hamilton lad given her daughter power oil attorney 70
% counsel jo the rr .oner stated to objec-
ton questions. that the dcnse claimed that t none
was partly that 81 the prisoner " - IL, -
The witness into oonyulsion, which caused quite
stir but liberal dosing OF water cured her oil thea com
Edwa Lynch testified that he kept liquor store at No
40 Broome GA the 2g 5nh Of July the prisoner came
into my store, and said II would not tell anybody I've had
ornetng for NE keep for him; be pulled out box, and
said contained 600 IN got we counted an1i9nnd
: 200; he gave me 20 godpece which made l1Oi put
II In nv sac afw day. after read Ia the paper that Hnmt ON
had arresed Mrs Hamilton came to my place on the
3D. Of July told her perbap, could give her clue to her
monev took her TO ny saf and when opened It she saw
the box and commenced cryust saying II was mere.
James Lynch fed that the prisoner aud man named
Reed gave him $3.50 gold keep Tor them, they were
Ing o eyyev testified ha be had worked up the case
had had the box described by Mira Robinson before was
found: went WITH Mrs Robinson to ynch's Mn Robinson
Immediately Identified the box; examined the box aud found
n 90 agrse with hes description. .
No witnesses were called for the defence. Found guilty
and sentenced i've years IL the state Prison
A CoUETRYMAN II The HANDS OF TIE fhILis-
TINES.
John Morris was indicted grand larceny IN stealing from
Mr. Matiisou the sum Of $3.50 II the old story A
counrymaa comes to the cy he does not know street
nom another he meets some harpefs and cleaned out
Found guilty and sentenced 10 five IN tie state Prison
PLEADED GUILTY.
William H. CLARK was indicted for grand larceny charged
with having stolen on the 23ih day Of July from Theo Clark
William Alexander aud Edward Nanelsrr Mt No - Prince
IT, brooklyn clothing 10 the amount OF iB. Pleaded guilty
and sentenced 10 Pententary tor one year
Anne Duhy pleaded guilty TO grand larceny In having stolen
IL ~ No HE,
clothing to the amount Of so Sentenced to Penten,iay
i0r year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBKRs-sEPr. 6.-Beiofe Ju'tie
lNGRAHAM
DECISIONS.

William Day agt. Carrie Is. Day.-keport con-
frncd and judgmen. Of divorce granted. -,
In TO- petition Of Charles \ Graves an infant ior the
Of COMMUNICATION filed and order taken APP
john Munger asi John b. Cook inp.eadedConsent fed
and order taken 20 discharge
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COURT OF co,MoN PLEAs-sEFr 6-Before Judge
CARDoLo
~


Charles Devlin agt the Mayor, &c.-Io-day
John McKeou on behalf Of the city made an sp icaion Tor
iay n Proceedings IN this until next term on the or
der granted by hi. Honor referring the case TO IT, '" stevens
Referee. 80, r,,,- -
tract at he Als sustained damages 10 tie amount oil over
$1,000. ., .
The lflsrit Of Assistant Corporation Counsel Hsckeu
read which seisup fraud 80 making ne ccntTi,t ar
fa Of rskev 20 answer hcil.r the Grand jury what us
DO. ton e made OF The $4,000 sid 10 have been given -
tbr 20 the Common Council 81 awarding the contract ard
rn'ir suits amounting 60 several thousand or dollars ih
which hc city dchcn and thni u TIE present TINE the
Coup rollers book. ii close tie fact that pAirLh owes TIE
cts sb1u' 45f00
Tie Judge took tie papers and reserved Biz decision
DECISIONS.
Gr.iam at Bloakie.-Thc plaintiffs counsel did
, claim that the application OF the purchaser should BE-
G.d IL val therefor be- granted. The terms think uuder
lie crcanees should be- that out Of the proceeds OF the
e the @Yrenses II the sale b. pd, and also counsel
Of the disbursements on examining ttls 70 DC
ref-rcs h1se fees the reference he
also 60 Boz Paid OF the proceeds Of the second sir
Murha a. Glas-Moton 20 dissolve Injunction granted
0. h. abide event McranscT agt. Mennser-lu inc
don Dissolved. Kent at. D,y.-Motion granted
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COIHT or SFsslONS-srPr 6-Bcfore Judge RrssEL
nFSFFfT OF A GOOD CHARA,TER

Jamcs Kurn Jointly indicted win George
Carleton and John NeVs r auempt At burglary IN the
third degree p,ilcd guilty The District Attorney said the ae
cu,sd boz. an excellent Character aud De willing 90 drop
TIE prosecution Carleton and New having been sentenced
10 " wears and siI months. -,
he .sn,nce was suspended by Judge Risel and with
dose Of good advice which /. To be hoped VIII ne good
ICED Gown on good ground the accused went on bis way 70
.leIns
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Spoken.

Brit ship Morning Star 50 days from Liverpool for Pha
Montauk bealiBg NNWp distant 10 miles
from Sandy Hook ,
Bng CiIcassian-Aug 8 "a Barnegat
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CANCER.

Consult Dr. r. C. DIXON, No 7l6 Broadway New orr
Cancers removed without pain, use OF kmie, loss o p
es,e or zinc burning and without nuIng The seuna Voi'
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Board Of Education.

PIRsT SESSION AFTER vACATIoN-ADDlTIoNAb
APPROPRIATION - COMMUNICATION FROM
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on THE con
TROLLER-RRPORT OF THE AUDITING COM
MITTRE, ETC.
The Board met last evening at O'Clock, Tor
the first time after the usual SUMNER. vacation the
President James NJ. Mclean esq, in the chair.
A communication WAS received from the trustees OF
the 9th Ward requesting the Board 20 appropriate the
sum of 81, 400 for the masonwoTk IN rebuilding Gram
mar School No. Al. in said Ward in addition o. the
amount appropriated for that purpose (Se lo on the
2lst Cay ofast June. Referred TO the Finance Com
mittee.
A communication received from the Mayor nom
mating Richard L. Cody as Inspector for the fist
School District In place OF William Il. Eager Jr, re-
signed Referred TO the Committee on Elections and
Qualifications.
resolution was adopted at this stage Of the proceed
iDgs on the recommendation OF the Finance COMMITTEE
appropriating 81 40 additional for mason work IN re-
building Grammar School No. fl in the Ninth Ward.
The Finance Committee presented report IN favor
OF requesting the Controller 10 place TO the credit Of
the Board s2J0000 subject 10 draft signed by the
President and Clerk. Adopted.
report was received from the Auditing Committee
II aking sundry appropriations as follows:
Manhattan Gas Light CoGes.......:.........: 800 Il
copies Of the Annual Report Tor 1864 1919 IS
Humphrey 4 Birre putting up window awnings at -
the hall OF the Board. %
$. Hyde sprnkling street in front Of the hali.... ]! "a
). Bleeding subscription to EreHiIg EJgTe...... 20
Thomas Boese, cash pad for cheek aud postage
stamps carriage, express charges, cleaning al the
Sept 279 Is
f. MaIenner repairing kitchen range IN Jsnitors
Burnion BROS stationery Clerks office. AS 81
3sa9 SO
Adopted.
The following communication received from the
SO II
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. 90
Srn Rises5 33 Sun Sets......6.24 Moon rises. -
high WATER THIS DAY , .
Sandy Hook. 1854 Gov. Leland. 9O Hell oatel' 10
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Brit. brig Alice, Lonard, Cow Bay.
Prns. bark teleni'a.
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consideration OF the Clearinghouse is attracting

consideration Of the Clearing. house, is attracting
Siderable attention in banking circles. !
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CITY SUPERINTENDENT oFpog

The following Communication was received ron the
Nity Superintendent:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-06

a BLACK Boy SEVERELY STARS A
WHITE oNE,-Ycstcrday morning n
black boy of this city, named Charley
Morris, severely if not ratally stabbed
white boy, named William Wilson,
also of this city. Wilson is the adopted
child of, and lives with Mr.. Thomas
Colvin, tcity grocer,) up near the I'd
Ward school house. AT the time of the
assault hewAs engaged in washing HIM
Gelf, at his home, when Morris approach
cd and struck him blow with ''biI-
ly," knocking him down. Wilson at-
tempted to escape, after arising, into the
house, but before he could do so Morris
pulled large bowie knife out of his
coat pocket, with which he cut him twice.
lniiicting severe II not fatal injuries.
Morris made his escape, hut WAS ar
rested in Bridgeport about dusk and
brought over and lodged in our iail.-
We are glad of his arrest, as one so bad
should not be allowed, if il could be pre-
vented, 10 be Mt large.
No cause is assigned for his assault on
Wilson, as there is nothing known
which would seem to induce such an
outrageous proceeding.
Wilson Is good, peRccable lad, while
Morris is n bad boy, ungainly in body,
md evidently as ugly in spirit. He has
been living with his parents, making a
sort of u livelihood by Keeping in order
number of the city offices.
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WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF. TAR.
WINE OF TAR.

WINE OF TAR contains all the Med
icdt UiTtueS Of PINE. TREE TAR,
TT Is UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK OF
i the curative properties of Tar. The world
knows that II its medical properties are mon
erly eXtRcted and held in solution thai thera
are lew II any remedies equal to 1t In clIJig0
du tnrodt and LuTg Diseases.
lis great curative powers are bringing Il tn
the attention OF physicians md they find no
peTsevercd In. s'- 40 use II
Wine Of Tar is pleasant to the taste and
adapted TO both children and adults
AS TONIC giving new Vigor and life tn tho
system, II Is preferable to the many i.I3itfeTsSI
w crowd the market and have tendency
10 increase tptemperance.
:, YIAE- OF TAR cures ConsunptioD
EonEhR, Colds, Sore Throat and BTenSI R,,o,,li
chliis Asthma, Diptherfa, Gravel. DIabefes
anu anu diseases Of the Kidney and Bladder and
-, sold by DRUGGISTS and Grocers throughout
the United states at only 81 90 bottle.
OLIVER CROOK a. CO.
Ask for DR.. Proctor's "RINE OF IA I,,
Beware OF Counterfeits. goo
bottle. " A"i OioWn on
For sale by T. h. Logan & Co. and 1o,o,
List & Co.twheeling, W. Va. nov6-smdSw