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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-22

On CAKE was inactive but prices werc steady
meats 6 pigs lard 5,S7s do butter. and i,isl do
cheese. The market for pork was inactive, and
ruled 4Ss irregular closing ou a0mns ss shade
and 81 = SET 80 for prime moss. and for
new %sss Z $50 The 'Rsp
stcady with sales Of 500 bills At 81 $A for plain
For s Of 80 b
al so e42 Bacon continued dull and prices ruled
entirely nominal Cut meats were steady but rather quiet
sales confined TO $50 packages 1t Is 10Kc for
shoulders and 100 . 22c. for hams The demand for
lard was light and prices though nominaiy unchanged
decidedly heavy The sales were $50 packages ut
24c 2sXc the latter extreme rate for choice kettle
rendered in small parcels Butter was quiet At soc
&c ior western ana ssc oOc aor state Cheese was
PrrRoLEUn. Receipts, 968 bbs Crude steady,
with moderate demand; but refined, in bond, in
higher The adyices from Europe were very favorable
The sales here andin Philadelphia fully bbl
At SIC for crudo and &C for refined in Phadel
phia and 39hc 40c FOR crude and &C. &C. for re.
fined in bond here including D faySrte brand ct higher
RicE-Iho market was quiet but prices were without
material change.
SoAP.-The market was quiet and unchanged, with
sales OF TOO boxes CASTLE at 21c. 2lhc.
SrcEs.-The market continued duh and nominal, with
no large lots selling c R ws Co.'S soc
Nc mace 81 20, currency; No nutmegs SOC. o5c-;
penpr, Csc 2skc. ;pimcnto 20c cloves, Soc. gold
prices while bulk salt not much inquired for though
no change in prices apparent We note sale Of 900
bushels Cadiz private terms We quote store prices
Ashton's, - IS; Marshall's, 81 Liverpool, ground,
81 40, and Turks Island 60c.
SPELTER- The demand rather light, and special
sales TRANSFERRED We quote foreign at 7c, gold
SUGAR inquiry noticeable, but the business
continued light as holders were unwilling to accept the
prices offered Tho sales were LAT hhds, mostly Cuba
muscovado. at 1870 14ysc, and 200 boxes Havana
private terms The present stock comprises 10 461
hhds, 20, 465 boxes, az, 574 bags and 703 melado.
STEARINE steady with further sales Of 900 lbs
mostly at 23c.
ToBAcco.- Receipts lit hhds and 80 packages The
market continued dull but prices nominally unal
tered. The sales comprise 95 hhds. Kentucky ut &C.
&c, and about 20 cases seed leaf att
TAILow-We note further sales OF 90 900 lbs at 14ac
4Lc fair demand prevailed and prices steady
TN.-No transactions OF importance any description
Small lots English sold at Nkc., and Banca at PKG
Straits ruled somewhat nrmer, with low stock. We
quote 28Zc, gold.
Wool was dull and heavy, though prices we're without
material change The sales include rs 900 lbs foreign
and domestic fceces, at from soc to 73c.
WHAIEBoNE-The market was dull, and in the absence
Of transactions prices nomlnally unatered
WnIsKEy-Receipts, 81 bbls-Thc market continued
dull and heavy, with small sales at 50 40
ZiNc-The market was quiet for want Of sellers We
learned Of no transactions. lie, gold, or 16c. 16Kc
currency, was asked from store as to size.
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Police Intelligence.
ARREST OF ALLEGED BURGLARs-RECEIvfNG STOLEN
GOODS.

Captain Hclme, Of the Twenty seventh precinct, and
officer Makinshaw yesterday arrested three young men,
named Thomas jennings. Patrick sweeny and Thomas
Lyons the charge Of having on Sunday morning last
forced the boot and shoe store Of Jusus
Hoerie No Cortandt street. and stealing goods TO the
value Of s400 portion Of the stolen property was
found in possession OF the accused parties and other
articles stolen by them found In the shop Of SAM
uel Rosenberg, No ~ Baxter street. he having pur-
chased them Tor an insignificant sum Rosenberg was
accordingly arrested the charge Of receiving stolen
goods Justice Bowling committed all the prisoners 70
the Tombs for examination.
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To the HOnOrhb1e the BOAHD MkTHOFOLtrAN
The following tho Of performed BY this de-
the ending November 49, l565:i3l com
plants have been made and notices served for cleaning 43
prves and yards IT aud cellars 90 houses.
alleys Stables vacant lots ccspoos and
for the repairing Of IL sinks IL sidewalks houses soops,
chinneys and Is hydrantt ana pipes The follow
Ing been eansed repaired under service Of previous
notice. yiz:52 sinks II yuds 30 and cellars, p
houses prvcs and closets 5cuiyers areas and
alleys stable and slaughter house and ~ sidewalks,
chirnneys and hydrants and waste pipes repaired.
All OF which IL espcctfully submitted.
BOWEN q. LORD, Captain Sanitary Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-22

POPULATION or MINNESOTA The State census G Min
nesoa has Just been completed for the year 1904 The
100 653; females, 1885, number Of families DO f2s
The population 10 1860 ~, 35a showing gain Of
II 4Dl. Tue population I" ~ Paul an The is' dog %
juno. 1866, was 1907, ariy three Vines that Of any
olhcr city IN Tho Stalo
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9TH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT --ALDER,MAyyIC C0N-
U ycntlon.-At meeting Of theAldermanc Conse.tion
the sixth Ahermanic district hed In p,rsuanso y Nc
cali of General Committee Of Tannany Hall at John boe
log Delaney street. Tuesday evening" Nov. d. - Is
O'Clock on motion OF George Mnurer Of tho Tenth ward
JOSEPH SHANNON
unanusnsy nominated as The democratic Union eAno
date Tor Alderman OF the sixth Adermanic dstrtes.
HENRY vANDEWATER. Chairman
I HaNs, ysf s Knaos, sscresasiss
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


AfDwoRru-wmcur. Monday, November 10, at
tho chapel Of the Ross street Presbyterian church, by
the Rev. Charles Pomeroy, ALBERT AIpwoRTH 10 EMILE
A. daughter Of Daniel Wright ESQ.
Pors-TAYLoR I'm Brooklyn. on "Wednesday, Novcm-
Der 49, by the Rev. Z. +. L. Taylor, ID D., CHARLES =
PopE ESQ, OF Syracuse N Y, TO Miss LAURA N. A
TAYLOR, Of Brooklyn. No cards
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Court Calendar-This Day.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcurT.-Part Mos 537, 82l,
2lo7 1886 1881, 32l5 1881 1873 1872 1543 7o5 2Oi9
2oss 2oai, 1899, 1855, SIS, 707 1929 1908 Part q
Nos 1l75 cas- 2i7e 1850 2i4s 22s0 2310 2106, 2446,
474 1885, 244o 49, 21S4 227S, 24s, 2452, 2272 1906
1872 2314
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Tor MAYOR

NJ" G. GODFREY GUNTHER.
For Counsel TO the Corporation,
RICHARD O'GORMAN
nv order of hc New York Democratic City Convsnti0n.
~ Col JAMES BAdLKv. Chairman.
HrsnY R1osS, sccre,ars.
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THE Oh OIL e r A.


IA there has been much written and much more said
about cholera in this CITY, for making few
remarks on the subject
sincerely hope that the passengers on board the
steamship Atalanta will not censure the whole Of the
medical profession Of the city OF Now York for their de-
tention and also hope that the medical profession OF
Europe will pause moment before they decide that We
on this side OF the channel perfect gnoramuses as
far as medical statistics and science concerned The
whole thing been and Is managed by set Of political
dupcs have no interest in this affair do not know the
owners of the Ataanta neither do know any one on
board but say that the detention Of that ship in the
lower bay Of the most cruel cowardy and uncaed
for pieces Of business that occurred in any civilized
country never heard OF where cholera remained
dormant the system ten days after the patient
being exposed to tho air impregnated with neither 40
believe It contagious; and furthermore, nave never
soon IL proved by statistics Il rides on the wind,
and He who directs the storm and rides the whiriwnd
can alone tell Its origin II it Is contagious why did II
appear in New York n1832, before heard the news
Of is being in any European portss Ships sailing from
healthy ports were attacked in md-ocean and nearly
one-ha!f OF the passengers and crew lost WIN u.
Why did II make its appearance In our western towns
and cos before any conveyance could get tnerc from
this ctyf We had steamships in 1882 70 bring the
dread contagon las they would have III. We had no
iron horses With railroad speed to wait II the West
before IL was already there
The detention OF the steamship Atalanta IS all pre-
text for purpose best known to those originating
the action II disgrace the medical profession not
only of this city, but Of the whole nation.
II this very cautious Board OF Health would look to
thor duty in this city, write less about the prevention
and Of cholera eat less costly dinners, drink less
champagne and strict observance OF what null
sances are existing under their noses II would be the
best quarantine they could have far cholera con-
cerned. could point out sufficient to all page or
of the HkRALD il necessary; but 1t would be idle
to do So saw last summer blood running from slaugh
ter houses the length of block every day. with hot
aud legions or vernin squrming under bunch OF
straw had caught in the gutter and the same cause
still exists have seen culverts filed and running
with filth for three years without being cleaned out
refer to tho Of street and Fifth ave-
nue. where stagnant water has been standing for two
summers past and chance for II TO pass OIL except
by evaporation. There is also that beautiful COW pen
extending from Fifth avenue to the railroad depot
Fourth avenue filed with corruption sufficient poison
the atmosphere for quarter Of mile around. see
help this city unless the State takes
the MANAGEMENT OF the Board OF Health in its own
hands; and you, Mr.. Editor a free journalist should
expose this gross negligence at every opportunity.
New YORK. Nov. 20, 1885. d. D.
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,sA<Ns. ss NJ
POLrrrUAL.,

POLITICAL.
Isr .wAsD-A1 NETTING o. THE DEMoCEAMS
9ssa Ss sS.as 1i y
FIRST WARD UNION DEMOCRATIC CITY coSvHs-
g ES.s.d d Burke. E yIIcq S Sss..;
5sns: Cherry. Thomas connaii.
a. III. s.,.S GSV %.la sos xsa..e. .
jaime: Reed, Michael O Bren,
bfarnIcr scn HsosS%Gs. .''
John Heffan. P H,tIasR sullivan.
John Brown. Dennis Kesie.
IL, Nee. :. No. x S SSsU street.
T TssTiss GG;iisssn' Tiss.si Sssies.
f.srisE s6s%pSsil. John John S NORM
EDWARD BURKE, charmsaA
5 54sss ounsss. Secretaries.
sd wARD-DRMocRArIc ,UNIoN.-Ar A MEETING
Of the democratic electors s ssd a. q Par.
were duly elected Of the call adopssa -
p SsH s9sT DSDSk
MICHAEL RYAN.
J SSiiF ] Sg sdHHaKEs
''. SShs s'' Z HS sSsSfss''''
q. IT. BLAlSDILf..
WILLIAM WARMBUSCH.
BERNARD MEYER. -t#-
JOIN Snft ssR R1S:i In.p.e.s.-
n! 1AhEs D. Hi mALIs, ohar.u...
MICHAEL J. RYAs. Secretary.
sd wARD-Ar A MEETING OF THE THIRD WARE
y democracy held Tuesday evening the following urssa
THIRD WARD ANTI.RING UNION DEMOCRACY.
CONTENTION
PATRICK KERRfN.
BENJAMIN RAY,
JAIiES LEONARD
CONVENTIONS,
Meets at l73 Madison street, November a. At TX oclock
JAMES DORIAN.
PATRICK CURRY,
WILLIAM HANIY
Meets at Fifth Ward Hotel, Nov. IS, 81 ~ P. M
JOHN PArfEN.
IIORATIO HOWARTH
GEORGE +. PEWLAND.
SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Meets III Liberty street
MICHAEL KEANE.
BREEN TANGEMAN.
HENRY BECK, Sr.
DANIEL SWEENEY.
j. RYAN.
L. MCkEON
j. DORIAN.
M. HARRINGTON.
INCL. MORTON
r KERRIN, ChakrmaA
, 1865-07-19

Upon which the o.he. cases before the court
stme si1 or eeren In uuubel-w1u Be nettied
James Kenrsfey and John Flhp,hick. two Of
the pret!dtng peni1 or the Isborstorie. vhose
odos1!erons dtstnshons have rendered Bridge.
bes Of t5s ss2 Atto,peY joe eensa ns
t1on the SheriG was ordered bv The Court tn snr.
render the pscmsses which be had seiEed, aud
slow ,he cdote to be continued, ssabject 70 he
In he case Of Mis- Lizzie Gnris Indicted fo,
1a1eenv nnon The cnmn1sint ~ = liz mtiItns- Nv.
nnmed Maria MilIa, N entry Of noiIr 1roxt1.i ~.
ana ~ aecnssa Wss no5o,ss'1 ,.as.Esad TEA -.
yious tnYesttplttous befors Jn.ties ~ thc
Peace had IN ihjs CAGE "a renorted in the Tern.
uyE cvfnced the fupposifinn tbaf the aiIeeatinns
acainst Migs Curtis cpuid not be- substaat1afed 10
% james @eGonnen arra,gnea upon the Indicted
Ii III nasnce from ssv to ,5sy ~ 'a'' requiring
Ellen Comfy, charged with keep1nR a we,ls
crs PEI m 1e4g INC ponce a notoi3-
and nieadnv rntv Tea scntsEresd ~ fcn. =, ,ths,
in,nfiI Ionmentfn Ike Rr1deWeIis ~ 4"o1 A1'a'SS
Of fhoee fearfuI hannts 1t rrime and eorrnnt1cn
Hhirh baTa msde Wells .sr.et thn n1sona X ont
div ind lbs rsdtatfnr cenfe1 al nes15V al 1he
vllsiny perpetraIed il our Iafist. aiso nleadei
Amsnds Tonas ststsd ~ 10 ss9 sn1awh..d,s,s
,.s3on "a the IT. 70 % +
10 theif common ID oi inlsmy, % VI sent "a % to lie
Jfnnie CiIberf. smother Feener and aItuaa, ~
ytce snnearr m r3Icad o1i1t1 r. III ss1na 1nd,ct
menf. She sppeared at 1rat spmeWhat nrdec,ded
~ ~ hsr @ ~ t..hse ~ au ~e ~
I'M vii and Ine}rsilv eons,aered th.t that Tnr1
edpe wns mi cnnaned fn herrelf The oniy as,cs
finn In her mind Wa tta nrnhahle eTrani al hsr
tfpated sentence, whether It would b. Iessened
T. s,,,a, n ths r.vss n +k,n SsC,,t ~ n1tSSs44
, 1865-07-19

HRlpGxfoRT, July IS, 1865.
C1RARsr-NsGnolja. O:tawa, 20 tona sundries:
Ofator, LsSAlle g As It lumber 0nt!ta OttxwA S
bts lime. bsssslt: Time. Norris, siV! Il lambsr;
l3Mo thipElea; Cayuga, Lockport, q 40 n lumber,
soLoothDghs; Csbs. Ottawa; E1ictaou. Lssalle, n
lnnheE. q n latb, 10 thrRles Joaephtrc. Lcckpor
Seneca. seneca; Gibraltar. KAutakee; Galena. OF
tAwa. g. M Il lumber, 100 lsth; Morning Light, Ot
ttwa; Queen cNy, LaSale, CO s19 1t lumber, $3.50
lnth, aundEies; Contest, Morris; Milwaukee, LssA.is
$500 It lumber eco 1sth; 9tArs and Stripes. Norris
Empress. sa1le s5.sB 1t lumber. 1osso 1ath j. D.
P1e.ton. Morris. s. 900 shl1gles; Monarch, Loekpost.
ino bn COIN.
AEsIr1p-1a1the. Morris. 4tsoo bu cora. 800 bu
oalk: Eon Clad, LAsae, $3.50 bu corn, so bs!s -four;
W g. Gu,nee ont. Is cubic yds dimension stona
II. @. 1eomi*, Lenout, 80 cubic yds Iutbe atone;
Eeso;pte, Ltmort. 70 yds subb!e atone; Advance La
mont, % cubic ids fubbe ttone: Investigator. Le-
mont, 10 yds rubb1e stare, 70 yds dlmeason atone:
Do rhin. Ottawa, so tu corn; Alice, La3a,le, 3oO
bu wbeat i5o bu barley; Clyde. Seneca $50 bo corn
q. G. Gaylord. Lecspor. s,Ho bu corn; Ora, Morris.
5et0 bu corn L. Cooley, Aux Sable, %soo bu corn:
seIatcr Msrsailcs, 70 tona coal; Caroline. Lasa.1e,
.fC hu rnFn
, 1865-07-19
Bur. Tn1, AzD BE CURED.
jy19 es31s.DEW

That Dreadful AmIct1on, Epilepsy, Con.
habit, each attack Increasing tho liability 10 a re-
tu1n, and adding greatly to the difficulty OF a.
resting the disorder. In the absence of proper
treatment, mira fsin'neee, with sllght mns c1lsr
become vfoleEt convulstons Of grest frequency,
and lhe patient, Rtadaally nks into i9heciiity.
Il relief - ohtaln.b 1t al after the disease Is
which Is permanent In Its edects, and which not
only has tendency 70 suppress the attack. but
lapee. Dr. Ja5ne's Alternative has happily been
found to auswtr this purpose admifabiy;-It
gfsdna11y Changed the morbid condition Of the
when its use is continued for sufficient length OF
time, produces permanent cure. Let the ntlict,
cd tryit. For eale BY all Druggists.
fytb.c 81 .9tW- " So B N
, 1865-07-19
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
CLOSING DAT.


TIibune.1
NV YORK. Tues1sJ Evening. July Is, i5et.
DEEF CATTLE-The whoIs Number OF peeves On
sals today It sll tbs yards In tGs CITY u
$3.50 head. Tho receipts OF tresh cattle todsy arc
6tB Lead. Tbs market Is without change. Tbs
weather IL tine. and all aold early ..
sRERP-Ihe secepts OF shssp are 1850. rhs sup
ply IL moderate. All we're sold. The best Illinois
and Indiana At sKc. The mATtet Il sHong. The
current prices for Sheep are 56Hc, aad 1t0lae for
Lames.
noos-The receipts Of Hoss aye 500, There were
no i1teh .r7iyals to-day, ahats why the market y
nsn Faie.s ne too high to continue. The best sell
at tH@1:He, Dhttllert 11x@11He. e..
soLny RonIHsoS.
[By AmoeIAtsd Piess.l
NKw YoHK July 1s.
B1xyxs-Ihe total saes Of Beeves toot up 5.st9 for
tho wee3, $3.50 OF vh ch wsle told II A1eItont.
mostly cn Mohdsy. Owing 70 Light u2ply at weeE
and eool weather, thEse numbets. thonEa seemngV
large, xero not s11nent % carry doM1 prices nom
tbs hfRh nEult& OF Esek ago, and Ill tht StotE Wss
taken 4 UHal7He, mostly + 1a4lsc ths ayeE.se b.
Ink keout ltHc. SeyerA! o. xnc oEoLa IL ot supt
aof enaNty, some Of Which averaged ~ y 1sc.
CoWB-Afe selling slowly 1t h:msf pfteess
VIAL CALvEs-ATe selling quickly 1t ss1le 8eoo
, 1865-07-19
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribr

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
C1sc1r1Ay1. July 15.
Cufrtrcy II ir better supply and market easy. Ex-
chsnRe finer. par buying and par to any premium
selling. The sudden decline In gold bonds In New
YORK eauied .u.penalon Of sales here. Holdsss not
willing to accept New York pf1ces. No demand for
gold Except from speculasors. Price 14ax.
Wu1sxr-Adysuced to t2-osGa2 q, and good de
NAnd At the inalde price.
FLouR-Not 70 1fna. but the prices are unchanged
GRAls-Wheat declined to SIS ior prime red.
Corn dull and n3mnal at 1oc far aound. Oats sold
down to 5e, bat advanced to i7@ise. Iye advanced
to Sc
PAovIs1oGs-Opened bueyant but cosed dull ut
&2a 50 fer city packed oets porf. DulS shoulders
held 15c. ard aces at ldAc. without bu5efs. Lsrl
not saItAble At over 21c.
, 1865-07-19
"0ntord, rIQM on,rd.d,
Mt0 the fuAty0f D<1{h,
Rode the Sir Hundrtf II

But larger, by hundreds multiplied Into mil
lions, tEan the doomed band who rode to swift
destruction In Tennyeon's poem, Is the great
ciya!cade OF unhappy men who are lushing 10
D5tptp'in. This is all wr.ng, ard should cease.
There 10 ro ntcesety for 1t. Plantation Bitters,
the great Stomachic Pain Killer, cures Dyspep5is,
Htattbu1D, Hetdache, Vertigo, Dul1nesf, and alt
he who has no excuse for ulne.s, Is indeed guilty
II he ccutinnes to Bndur- Plantation B!tteEs may
be had 1Ferywhcsel They are chesp rellable
and sure.
13rte Mnx xu1, I'M fxxsnxn
, 1865-07-19

New York stock and nIouoy Market.
Nxw YoRx, JuIy Ii, 1865.
No5ET-Ftrmer, wIlh fAlr business doing At 8 per
cen cali lCAus.
ll3 and r1osfl n l4lK.
0oTERS1EaE =. s1ocksmoHJAc Il lover: Gold. iGA;
19sK; do iTtg. MaX; U. s ss, yeas. Certified ra.ts,
erScx9-Eul. ~. O. &, p4olao R,t!so.d
,.sae sl;&S: r,CFSx E'tr siS ladNn ss:leE II:
g P1ttaenr9h 81 y. 2sk; do. pld edK; X. l. lu5;
, 1865-07-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

hut they are more truthful than the labcls or The
so-caltcd foreign perfumes now sold In this mat-
ket. DoA't be ouped BY these printed fahlc..
counterfeit articles. Pha1on's s.Night Blooming
Cereus" IL, on the other hand, precisely what Il
purports to be, pnre, unimpetehable siap'e OF
The toilet. Sold everywhere. jyI0-e53-tt
, 1865-07-19

.,,+,n.. N. Iouf.. Wilson .r+r, s.,ch.,. III.
linda Il. Jocee. Fanny G. R..s' Ann = Aja.n.
anosd. Lctt1e 4. F.ieT. Emily c. cnrrtot. Han.
nh r Gay. Helcn Ii. Woodhnrvs csthsr;ns Fna,-
hn9 ii1I!e ". ptrtertn~ H. n Gndy1n nm
ATvi1is n Iuce. Josenh}ne y iii ~ Jennie
Fennimn1e. isabsIi1 = W,i,.rj Jann;a ! w.. -
re- Frances J. Owens. HsItIet Mci5nnne1i.
Jennie e. Shelby, Laura a Ma11i,t ms11 n stes
'es 0edsn SeHooi-F. s. naIwnod Pr1nc1n.1 vp,.
IA: Rebeeea E, Jones, Head hssfst,nf: I'xxte F.
oa n1S FTsnces m f;t6 ;t61segafns H5ef Anns
Cir. A. Halsy. Anna 4. Yonnr as srm,otns n''E'
Shrnnsrd. l1na yacsnrr. 'sN'A3 0'
Nfsr6eT7y sehool.-A1bert R, s.b,u, P,incip.1.
Esr. II. Todd. Emile Coofs = r Fmms nss'e Gos,''
EsI Y 1Ann F'}r5 osst5n9e Bta'tc5 Patty Hsek
SanHsn N MelY nsdaa ams T.dd. Ii WnnhSn,, nha
T.. 4t~-1s psTEins ~ 0~ose, -nass'e f>e-A'
;Sshooi 10 1s.-Jeret,tah Mahoney. Principal,
ya9 Nj ! Eanda1I a.pn 10y aug vuse sas 1asA
g, W.,te % 4},,fe Rbiis "As5 a. EVANS Helen
"sdtgs sttnsatr a:1 ssh"ai.NA. % n Ne1,n,u pr,uc,n,,
yeas y p1snA s 2, H. g. 0spaaWoil. Aeaa ASSISTANT
a,yHh MstH L. p,'sG M'eff'mam' extra teacher; Mzzto
s anna toonis, E. 4. Noys. M.g T. eb6ofSs b,2;a
mannA 1ns1sUp' AuTy Z. Hansom, Annie Z. Trim
1pRham, LOUISA a. Dun1ing, Lizzie n. Kennedy,
Ems a. A. 4 neWsv Ghsq'as r9s9e BAILEY Glasa
Sinclair, A1nie T.. Monltou. Sasah D. Flasg,
1auia - Ieoni9s iI fianees l. iates, Lucia E. +.
hin.caat EIsS u; opNong;
"a E'na Sst,,Ga N9olet fIactpAl. yeas
ia4 uaA Il Poa Ps,nn 3. N9ole, Aea9 Aselstsnt;
natlet al. =. 5a'nei L1ey nen1eon, Sophronia A
WIi;1s1a s11a a. To Ws7tsr nia rd sEns. LaSy
Jennie ha5t, p ha5ian sn 4sskway. Sarah a. Brooks
ASna so,lts X ~, 9si A Ea'ka cats1 hu1c II
ns5 ~. h1aSSg s"r.h Meiea' Ff1ae1
pai; 3sas :. ptaSA e.. 2. oA1aa =. sanger:
Gtpal, yeas IL; Annie Kavarah, Fannie g. Nat
theWe. Eleanor Kavanaeh. Bridget A. Kelley.
Nofst<t1 Schoee-Safah E. Lyon, Ptlncpsl.
Tdcher 9F Ausic-uflando Blackman, yeas Il,
blank /.
70 Races Undssfgnsd-Sarah j. l1ithaEpe, Mary
NOBLE, kuen j. Noble.
g Dnf1n9 ths elscttoo o. Ieachefs of The High
a6 can11aate lof teaene1 Of tne hatafM Sciences
" me Aieh Scnool: Vn monon 1t ~. clarke,
me elecuou OK Ieac1et Of NATURAL Sciences was
Po6.pone9.
N M1uon ~ 1lJ Ment"o[In thpac teaGneff
N tne flanKHnt waenlnet9nt roster, and Skin
avs W1o az e. h1nGe q ssses 10 &c
~ ussiun' t.asn' asu Hao nass yen aeaomena-
lea ext5a teaehets, DC et1ied and receive the ply
o1 nea0 Asststant1;
~. ". o:acAMa1s onMiman Q! tne COMMITTEE on
1puHo!uSs aug 1to4ouSs RECOMMENDED Inc io!:
ioMans tePs1s aAu improvements on aeaool
poaiaings:
VgdtH sEaoo4-Yhe boiler front Is sadly ont Of
set. One OF tne !ong Rlfdefs over the ball has
depressed teYe!al lnchee, ana the roof imne-
dlaEJy over IL hA8 depressed c0Ire8pond1usly;
tbcte sho1ld be raised and properly supported By
IN iron column. IN the top OF the chlNneys nre
placed urge stone. caps, In two parts, which,
from come eauee, have parted, leaving large
pear dhpReEOEs and kh0Eld be entirely removed
, 1865-07-19

Martha Washington Hair Restorer-
A perfect a1etess-the best In mssket-is not a
dye-wtll not stain the akin !; restores gray and
Adcd hair to 1te former bcanty; prevents It from
falling OF; gives 1t soit ailklike appearance, az
in youthful dsYe. Try 1t. Sold by all druggists.
Burnham l. Vsn Scheztk. 1G Lake street, agents
for the Northwest. je3y795 39tTrEs w1D SAT
, 1865-07-19
New York iiuEtet.
NEW ToRK, July u. 1Sf3.

CoT"c1-Hea1y acd 1&2c 1ewsr, ... b.
FLnpk-fIpt neo " ao5 aud ti7.ed 11e15e !owar.
q e zf. & e. q
coed thirtire bFanda t1t.n r. II y: q Is a8oJ for
NM I, ns9t ce;s Sss'a % 95s ~ lover Rs
Wuisk1-A SHADE htmer. Sales 50 bf'a western At
tGyA,x-wheat le2clowsr, With fs.r business do
Ing. Tne eec!sne u more Observable IN winter shsn
oPon sps:nE; tlsal % lot thissso spslaG: 1i.!aS
i. e swiS.ss sri ois @;se 1 "a aS;I @s;
rs u; shs '@. i net
*s :s;s5s: s e; ss.SasS
~: - ss g Wits vsatsfn. oat. i3se bettsf. It
NSSs- FSsS;lbsH:: s-z5s5: u i'esse.
PTTIo1Iux-Qu,et &C for e 7de, aud s22e7Xc for
G1ocs1rrs- -R1ce dul!; eonee quiat; sugar active
PaoSI.io1s s.FeIk opened excited sad hlshsr. but
e s2 81 = E;5%s es psns s
neH tis i9f 5nir snd Aogps' A. aeliefs and boyeEs
%sss SR,sn 4 +
mFss btei It better request. cut meau IN ftls de.
s9a segn gu!sf mcIs sS sc1s Fa q ~
tst Tor State. Cheese in g-od demand at a9!6s.
OsweRo Market.
E1sps.;In Ecod Demand Sales of 80 barrel. At
kee Cub Il Il s amber Mebixsp, ii d. red Tiutcr
s,a1 corn steady. No. Illinois. &c. Other
CAHAL Fax1Gu1s Dull and lower on ktRin. Flour,
e's odg Is T. Sss & xSs
c1stI Expos1s-z;a17 br,s aour. 1900 ou wheat.
thlppeI By railroad, ! 2ss b.la f3nr.
, 1865-07-19

rally ut ioc IN lots. few selected extra iat sen ut
l.c,
6asxr AND IAxnsa,,A,s doing better, some fat
pitke lou oi 6aeep sailing At &c. Lh1abs IN Ttqueat
Livs hoosse se1l,ng at uHellko II. d,stilia,y AID