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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-30
Tbe National Savings Bank.

AN INsTALMENT OF FORTY PER
"A Cent. on the capital stock Of this Bank
YIN be due nom the StOclIh ldeFs, and paya-
BILE on Tuesday, January q, 1880.
,..O,.,, s'R HILpsaS S15Issr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-30

WHO HAVE RECEIVED AS PRESENTS
w nice dOllles, ahotld call and get one Of
those pretty Doll RambleB 70 ride them in,
which we have lust received nom the manu-
factory Sy D. NlcoLL q BRO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-30

TINE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the EtOclIholdGn OF the Wheeling Gym
nastIc Association, will be held at their rooms
on Tuesday, January 81, lS9o, at oclOcltp.
M, for the election Of otiiceB for the ensuing
year. Z, j. d. SMITH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-30

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Groy Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades!!
Nomore rancid Pomades II
you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire son and silky Hair,
Ifyou want your Hair preserved,
r. you want your Hair to grow
II you want TO prevent premature Badness
II you want to be rid Of Dandrufr
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price Is cents bottle.
For SHELBY --
LAUGHLIr!S & BUsHFIFLD,
JuN Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-30

sATTRpAY MoRNINa. De. b.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06
Internal Revenue Assessment
Divisions.

! EsrHE following are Che appointments made o. As
| L sis.ant ASSESSORS for the Middle District Of
| Tsrnes see-Nz
Dist. I--JoHE CRAWFORD, an Of Nashville rorth
Of chuTrh street, to the Corporation line; Office,
5s5z Cherry street.
Dast s-JoHN O. FOWLER, all Of Nashville south
Of Chur street, = the Corporatoa Lac; Office
Dist ANN. bEONARD, Az n g;44ason county
outside Of the CORPORATION and svs.h Of Cumbef-
land river, Office $50 Cli;f-eh ssSst
Dist. 4--R. T. PATTON, euu1nss ec0nty; ONCE az
DIT s-wM. JENKINS, sn Of nsyid.on comfy
north Of C.nbe land river .ofice Woodland
Dist Cd. W. NYE, Montgomery ana Stewart
counties; cfica Ut Carksvi lie.
Dist 7-ASA < PKIes. Robertson county; Office
Dist sSJkaEs II. GREGORY, Msury county;
Office &C Columbia.
Dist. 9-JEssE K FERREIL, Rutherford coun-
tyi Office a. MurfIeesborn.
Dist. l0--A. A. STEELE, Marshah counts Office.
Diss. ia. v. MOS. Williamson county, of.s
Diet. ls-JAaEs L. JONES. silss county, eaes
DIST Is-w. T. TUNE. Bedford county; once a.
Dist. lib. I. R. FosTER, DsKslb county Office
Dis 81 Z is-JoHS T. GORDON Lincoln county IL
ice At Fayetteville.
Dist. 1s-A. G. G 0OLETT, Cheatham and Olx0n
county, once ~ Aanl M.
Dist. 1T-WM. z. NEAL, Wilson County ohicsas
Dis, ls-J P. wILKINsog, Macon county. Oaiee
at LEssyeite.
Il ~ the duly OF 81 Che citizens living il thofe
several Dvlsiofs to report % the Assistant Asses
fer the Division II which they I've, and the las
requires thAt TIE report ould Be fHade promptly,
OF the parties who neglect this mporfaat duty, viii
incur the Penslt es pa escribed BE- the lsN.
JOHN MccL sLLAED,
Assessor "a lat. % Tenn.
ialg2-39 i PAD. chg Dnion-l
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o. s. 6-2O Six per cent.
GOLD-BEAREHG BONDS,

These bonds are now vorih handsome pre-
MUM. aud are ezemst IS are al GOrelrneu
Bends. fioss Ssms. osaae. ass linkiDai tsaafioa
isAisk ads Jroua one . tss per cent pr aann, /.
ilsr va.s. according 70 The rats levied upon otert
properly. The interest is payable semi.soB;.aliy
~ coupons attached to each note. which may b
cusOfI and sola 70 any bank or banker.
The lnsexess a. 50 per cent szouHi. 20
One eent per say On ss0 aots.
TIVE esss q eIOO
Tea :" soc
80 . w 1ooO
81 s0eO
Notes o. al the denominations named yin Be
promptly irnis he'd upon receipt Of subscriptions.
TINS Notes Of this Third Series is precisely SINH
lar 10 form and privileges to the seven-Thirtss al
ready sold, except that the Go7enmsas reserves
soi'self the option q paying nisrss, in gold coin
at . per cent, instead Of 7sloshs in currency.
Subscribers VA dsdat the interest in currency ND
to July 18Th. stihs time when they suhssrsbs. 3. >
The delivery Of the notes Of thi7 third series Of
tho eFen-thiTt Is viii comm snee on ts Ist & June
and WI l's made prOniptl aud eoutinuously amer
that dale.
ne sligf change made IN the conditions OF this
THIRD skeiisssffects only ,he lna,tar Of interest
The payment IN 60 {, II made, ~ih be squivaent
70 the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The iesairn T. specie payments il the event Of
whlch only win The option to pay interest in Gold
Be awaited Ct, would 50 reduce aud equalias price
that purchases made with six per cent ia gold
would bafally equal to those made with seven and
thres-tenths per cen. in currency. Tbi,ia, hs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06
LIST or LEEFERs

Wednesday. July 8. 1895.
The List Of uncalisd for Letters has been
assigned t. the Nashville UNTos, By POST
master Lindsley, for the year 1855, As the
paper having The largest circulation, in
eludinR the army.
All letter. advertised are subject 10 an extra
charge az fWo censa Persons calling for them vii
pesse be prepared with the Necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters viii please cav
they are advertised, and give the date q list
AL letters ROT mke1 cut ID one month viii be
seuf 70 the General Post ofiice A. dead letters.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the United States
~ License Tax Is now due add payable. All per-
before III 18th day Of July next. Or they mag ex-
psct to suffer The pei ties preacr bed in the Tad
section 81 the las, which reads in pari a. follows
II any person or persons shall exsreise or carry
on any trade. bu-lness, OF profession, or DO any
art herelns'tar meni0ned. for the exercising car
ryng on, or dong Of which nade business. Or pro-
fession = license is required by this act, without
taking Ous sgch license rs 10 thar behalf required
he, she, or they 4hail noe every such offence. be-
sides Icing Liable 20 the passaepf OF the Tax, re
suhet 10 imprisonment for a tenn not exceeding
two years. or a lise not exceeding Eve hundred
dollars, or blth 4"
Ie2s-id lDl H. b. NORvELL. Collector.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06


Less thar s2sO,eo0, 900 Of he Loan authorised By
ihs last Ceng-ess are nov On ne market. This
amount at the rate at which it Is being absorbed,
wiz be subscribed for with sixty days, when the
notes win undoubtedly command premium. Is
has uniformly been the case On closing the sub
scrpions to other Loans. ~
In order that citizens Of every tom and section
Of the country may be AFFORDED facilities I5rtakDg
the loan, shs National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gsa-
orally agreed 70 receive subscriptions al par. sub
seribers VIII select their own agents. IN whom they
nave eonHdencs, and who only are Responsible for
the delivery Of tbs notes for which they receive
scr3ars a.f
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
20 TIE
II H r. ID
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Issnsssss.
Tsr.sus4 DrpAHrnEsr, !

TaEssUaY pEF4ErNExT.
Ohce Of the Conplrolier 81 the Currency,
- Washnslons dune %, 1865.
"HEREAs, by e. isfaciory evidence presented
w % sha uIi14fsEr I'd, 50 has seen made 10 ap-
pfar that "THE THIkD NATIONAL BANK or
sAshFILLE," IN the city II Nashville, .n TIE
county Of DaFifson, and SAFE of Harnesses, has
5aen duly organ Eod nnier and accprd1R % The
requirement. 81 the Act d Congress. entitled IAN
act % proFida Eatioaai Cufreneg secured by n
pledge n cait8d Sisters honds. and Il provide or
Inc eireulaton aad rsaenpton thereof approved
June -, 1854 and has COMPLIED Eith al the pFoTi-
slons q sad act, required % Be conphed With be-
foFe comuseaeiue the businers Of Banking under
sad act.
Now, therefore, ], FREEMAN Clarke, Comptroller
81 Tie Cnneney, 10 hereby certify fhst ''rhs Third
NatclIsl bank 81 tazhvills,4 iE fhe city Of HASH
vile, inihe county 81 Dawson. and STATE II Tea
Dessee. il authorised 70 commence the business o.
Banking under b act aiortsad
IN testimony WheFFo, Fii1ess ~
ar A. han1 ami seal 81 olHca, tfls si1ieeii.s
l - day e Jrne, 1885
Comprrollsr ~ the Cure ncy.
S. The above institution Eil Be ePea.se. q osi-
1ess IN thecsurAe Of feT dey-, 81 An'la e''9 ~
ice viii be gwen. -,. sa.sza Cashier
ie27-2m lcitT raPers eop3'j
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06
Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad.
.SANDS'ALE

vrTE have o. hsnd large stock Of senas' Cnl-
w 900 fr.an end stock Aiess Hhieh ee gir-
sufea direct rom Eands' tfieago hfeNaff. Atn9
We 10 not clam the SOLE A9He~t ~ ne 80
aiss Bottled Ale q ilo beEt rnanuisetqre- W.
h.-e 40 4 iarrs sock q suffers euppiies, and
~ g. VOID CD,
h1Sfr A. Unicn street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06

RErrEs lT FEaNIssIoa 70
Hon. Richais 0eeisby, Governor state Of III nois.
Hon. Pavid L. 4 avis. Judge Supreme couFs. 5.
Ho-. VIM. 6, BTownl0T, Governor Of Tennessee
Big. Sen Jas. p BEoNnlOs, adj. Geo. State ef Tea
nessee
Hon. N. NJ Brien. Nashville.
Hon. Wm. Ssshsniei Azxier. Ta.hg.Gs.
Hon 10. c. Gaiid Nashville.
Hon. John Hueh smith, Nashville.
P. W. Maxey, ESQ.,, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris siEatton. Nashville
Messrs. Evans Co, Nashville.
Ninrod Porer. coiulnea, Tenn.
jnuele-lm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06

Bbls Alcohol. Sc per cent
= - narranf
Proof Spirits,
Pits Whisky, pure, % Nod. purposes.
Pure Preach Brandy,
I holland sin,
Pure Port. Madeira, and shsrry Wiaas,
FOR sale lor, b. EWIN : PENDLETON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06

Us.TEB STArES INTERNAL RzvESuE.1
Collectors Once, % Uistricl Tennessee, !
Nashville. June q, 1865.
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JAY COOKE,

No. ia South Third street. PhfadeIphia.
sUSsoRIPTioss VIII 81 RRoEIvKD BY the
First National Bank Of Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nashville.
gnavSe 70 sup ITth
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06
l0NtsI PRIe[s.


s.sOO Dos. Painted Buckets
5000 /" Assorted BrOOms
1899 Tuba, painted and whitsi
1900 Nests Baskets;
I,OOO Pkgs. Spices;
SEQ Pigs. Wrapping and Sewing Twins
500 Pks. Wick; AA
500 Box Soap, No. l. German and TOilS
500 Coils Manila Rope;
500 Coils Hemp /"
1900 Dos. Bed Cords;
I,See Dos. Liquor Kegs;
500 Cases Pickles;
10000 Assorted Cigars common, medium
and 6ne;
1900 BOxIPipss, wood. clay. stone, &C.;
2,sOo Cases Can Fruis;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brus hes;
l,bOo Rssms Wrapping Paper;
l,OOO Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
-e Tobacco, at lower prices than any
-4e 81 house ia the West.
l,OOs Dos. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs,
see Pigs. B. B. Cedar Ware;
I,OOo Dos. Wen Buckets;
see Bales oAtum.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06
Tennessee and Alabama Rail-
Read MeelARg.

rFYaE nezt Annual Meeting Of The Stockholdozs Al
Il TIE Il. 4 A. r. X. Company win take placs u
franklin on Tuesday, the 1st day Of August, 1855.
fnlf attaudanca - deslred. Tins 2elh Jure 1855.
frank HARDEtfAN, esc'y = Iraas.
is2s-ina
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06
CAUTION.
SANDS CHICAGO abb

wrrHERFaa cs1fsIn pe-sons have onia.ned 30.
w reis Hsasins e. hralid o. SANDS CHICAGO
AK snd fliad them rit1 IN inierof Ale aelin1
y. .--lrIr'- rsretsaera. fna % uonly "sll whom i
49, -e.reerir ihat We are ne ONLY AUTHOR
7FD sffEETS fn H.sagile s3F ltle a1le q ihs Gen.
nfne aaaasi pale CFeaHa and stock ala. a1a
- e iI nf,n1i , az orders lor tse s111a.
AZ D. FLEMING 4 co,
aands' ale 4 ssBcy, No. So futhe s4nsle,
juneIs-Im Aasn'ilir. 5ea1'
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=. rospziss, =. ". rorTEs, 80 y. HOW'LL.
4 10. ~. ~ a.. T ~. q. e.
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0. {. 7-90 LOAN.
THIRD sE1tKEs
S23O.OOO,OOO

b anthoztg Of ihssacrslzry Of he Treasury. TIE
uhdsssigneA. TIE General Subscription Agent or
the sale Of tinted states sscuntiss, cfsrs % The
pubic the thlrd 4eres Of Treasury Notes. beaziag
ssvea and sllrse-fensAs per cent interest per so.
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ESQ Loan

These notes arc Issued under date Of July IS
1883. and ars payab ethsss yeaFs Gem thss dats il
asHrreaey. or are ssnYesibie 81 slie opaon Of the
aelSer mo
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TIE House fronts about aTfS faot On Chsru
Street, and runs hack g.th Chu9an Street sbou, li
feet u Five stories High. and hui!t
tina most aIfr Sfrla III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-08
Valued at 100000. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
and not to be paid for until you know what
you are to get

The articles In this stock OF Jewrlry ate OF fe p.es
and most fashionable sty Certi of all the var
es articles are put IN sealed enveops and mixed thus
giving all fair chance. and sent by mail Tor rs crpj
esch; the pt the cerficrte II 4 = vcrr
option to send ONE nOLLAR and ake the Article ns,rsd
IL it not Five rticatr 81; eIsvet ~ thirty ~
sxtynve, SO one hundred SIS Certificate u b.
swered. n1
We wish II diatinctly UNDERWOOD that our busn.s n
Lottery The object Of this manner OF senc q 4
give pntckasers the opportunity Of buynr 1evrrv ~
the Wholesale price, with the chance II eettinr
other vaiua' article: and all goods eenf M
funded
AGENTS wanted In every tosn and reeiment aenA
for c'rsuiar Address, y. F0ksYTH 4 CO..
decledAySn y and ~ Easssu e., New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-08

WANTED-Hides, Bacon. Lard. Tai.
w low, White Beans, Flax Seed Feashcrs Bee.wax
Wool Rage. Potatoes. Onions Butter Eggs Apples and
all kinds Of Country Produce. for which will pay the
highest market price In cash.
l. X. COCHRAN SONS
oetl-d6m 100 Main ST.. near 5th, Eeokuk. Iowa
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

SMarried.
BURpES-PpRpy. this city, ON Wednesday, Apri
H. at the Fourteenth street Presbyterian church. by the
3 rev. Chas Hart, CHARLES BURDEN 10 Miss SARAH ~.
PuRDY, all OF this city.
BAKfR-RusErL~ Tuesday, April Is, by the Rev.
alexander Thompson, GEORGE W. BAKER, n D. OF Brook
iyn 70 r. ANNIE, youngest daughter Of the late Samuel
CREIdHIoS-R -RooRnAcH-Ats St. PETERS church, Brook
'yn, on Thursday, April 20, BY Rev Edward Jessup p
the late orSil <. RoorSach Ss aId a Of % that city. ~ "
halifax IN. 81 papers please copy
FoorE-MURDocK Crown Point, N. Y, on Tu' sday,
April S at the residence Of the brides father by the
Rev; Mr.. Bradshaw, CHARLEs H FoorE, Of Tompkins,
Michigan, TO Miss S. K MURDocK, Of Crown Point
Jackson and Ingham county tMichigan) papers please
HorcuKlss-MunrHY Williamsburg, on Monday,
April IL, by Rev. Sylvester Malone, GUY G. HorcHKrs,
Jr to Mss TERESA b. MURPHY, all Of Williamsburg
New Haven papers please copy. ~ 80
HElsrs-AsrHoNy Tuesday evening, April 1s, by
Rev John Cotton smith, d. D., H-SRY A. HI3syR Jr, 70
Of this city, m,
JAcksoS- -BnAnHuesr Thursday. April 20, at the
ton, A. JAcKoN Mary e. daughter OF the late
samuel Bradhurst, all Of this city.
fEAssAL--HARDig.-On Thursday, April 20, by the
Rev Newton Heston, THOMAS f. PEI ALL TO HENIErrA,
daughter OF Archibald Hardie, all of Brooklyn No cards.
Ap a 1y hs R"v n this city on WedResday
IJr, 10 MARY LOUISA, youngest daughter of r. STAINS
bury, Esq, all of this city: ~
Wednesday, April 49, by tho Right Reverend A. Cleve.
land Coke wnLixs RoBRRTs to CAMILLA w., daughter
OF Augustus l.. Brown. tt ff.,ii
saan-crARK,-On Wednesday, April 10, at st.
Barthoomew's church, by the Rev. Samuel Cooke d.
ID, BENJAMIN r. SAGE to Bessie BAYARD, daughter Of
Edward r. Clark, all Of this city
Incnr-NIH0Ls-On Monday evening, April II, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Thomas
oLs, only daughter Of Edwin Nichols Esq, all Of this
city. N
WMGBr-BARMoRE.--O Saturday, January 2s, by the
Rev. G. A. Hubbel, Jous W. WRrGnT Of this city, to
Miss NJ Ry BARN RE, Of Greenwich, Conn.
Stanwich aud Rocksbury Comm papers please copy
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

tied to attend the funeral her late res dence No
4l4 Sixth avenue Saturday afternoon at two o'clock
sHErARn-At fremont, n \, on Tuesday, April Is,
The relatives and friends also those Of his brothers
Charles j. and Thomas NJ tied attend the no
raI In Brooklyn, from the Central Presbyterian church
Dr. Rockwells In Schermerhorn street, near Neyns,
this friday afternoon, at two o clock.
aged ~ years
The friends and relatives of the family and of hts bro
theirs Robt L. Smith, Thos Smith and william valeau,
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral on Sunday
Afternoon at two O'Clock from his late residence on Pa
cnc street, near New York avenue, Brooklyn
s.DLF;.0n wednesday, April 49, HARRIET, wife Of
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral from her late residence 1877 Greene
street. mis- friday afternoon at two O'Clock.
WuAdMAUx--In this city, Thursday April 90
JOHN d. WUAGNAUx, aged SO years
The funeral services will be held at his late residence
TontIne Hotel, No AT Broadway after which the re
arc cordially invited 10 attend the funeral this friday
AFTERNOON, at one O'Clock.
Buffalo papers please copy.
WArE4s.-0n Wednesday, April I9 at ten O'Clock p NJ
I PHILIP WATERS, aged 33 years and 3 months
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence No 2S6 Mon
roe street. this friday afternoon, a. two O'clock
rna Tuesday, April 49, LEWIS wArHs in the
The relatives and friends of the family are invited To
attend The funeral from his late residence No Al East
O'Clock. - -
wAsM5on WA s;; o. Wednesday April 10, Of consumption,
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence 033 Second
avenue, this tFriday) afternoon at two O'Clock.
YcuvGBLocD. In Brooklyn on Wednesday April 49,
FREDERICK W., only son OF William and Matilda A.
YonngDlood aged months and IL days
The relatives and friends are respectfuv invited To
attend the funeral from No so Hoyt street. hs friday
aeFrnoon, at one O'Clock, without further notice. "
The New York herald., 1865-04-21

SuscHDs % BUTCHER BY CUTTING Hrs TnRoAT.-For
ssveral days past Mr. Charles johnson, butcher who
eved at No 1S7 East Forty frst street, has exhibited
Vmpons which led his friends to believe that he
suserng from temporary alteration Of mind. He was
able however, TO attend to hs duties until Wednesday
evening" when he committed suicide by cutting his throat
With razor ncary sevcrng his head from his shoulders
Desth must have ensaed almost instantly. Coroner
vhdey was notified TO hold inquest. Deceased was
lWenAy-seyen years Of age.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
Personal Intelligence.

Governor Fenton passed through this city yesterday,
route from Washington 10 Albany. He stayed at the
Astor House, and attended morning service at Trinity
church, with General Dix, noticed elsewhere In the
afternoon Governor Fenton left by the four o'clock train
for Albany
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
MATIsIEroyIAL.

Two YOUNG AND INTERESTING LADIES srRANG
~ ~ the city, wish % form Tie acquainianee Of ~,
f"nRg ntlcncn, With view fnstrnony Aged frufn Il
~ ~ AIdcgq Mas ,llc Net aud Mias Bella va mo
station a. vuIing street New Nofk.
The New York herald., 1865-04-21
I,HE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY
OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA.


M, O., ro M ~ es, IN. ue O, a c.rs
f ~ t.sos ~ y 80 e nys.,f r, ~. =, ~, 49,.
~. ,r,er 49,. srrivss Ar shs
s.a no. ,.r,s ~ ,,a,n W.rrv n, Su Er,rr scn C.,.r
min 0,r not ha ING dome 90 ren,rcs nj
for before tie publ,c I this Late hour but t IL bet
ter late than never"
Our having withheld from for no long time rayo
se u and ram fro.r ,nanv of The asan
gers with nprhous ephcs such as brilrv eonniynu in
fengue thosc whom, ths
slened Under hcsc No ether win
az vast 10 the public no, eu
hoded I'm ne nrotest hut set fr in ysnor, rsds
an ,hc nv lanes N.v.r al ,hc rcc, rccness -
On. ~ ths dsrecors 81 ,ha ncsors src,
New yorta c~v or xhicb ia In my md can ns
sesn nv nv ohcr i'm dncn In ,sat,o,
q, the sa;ner America in ti rcnr, the al ~ Csr
tan Nerrv Purxer vi Doige he Snrrrrn and F,rs "A
Sccond Stewards of NE old Canada bu st-amar
having formerly been runnna ON Lake ,eman.
ded il no complied with protest and report would
be publshed Afer DELAY OF some months letters wero
received from director of Inc comnsnv sddressed 70 Mr.
James q Maver s,ving amonp o,hcr' 'comnmeutarv -.
n,arks that c Rosrd ~ Drectors tlsnk him sni Id,
fends for their in moi nub shnr ,h notss
and thai tho protes 10 wouid he from
pnbcitv and That none of the Knew the
a sccii agent would be sent Out To- mate-s
IN the % shsne Of ,etIsp d,c,ss hx cs p IN
ana written by j. bodec Inc Pur~er reeti,,s
upon te character of two cabin hui The ovs
would NOT take This nfamous epIstle he ni
fell into NV hands and eau be- seen Nj nv onice and vii hc
attended " on nv return 10 s, lt ~ far ss ,bS
concerned whose names are on the protest.
no utislactory result has been arrived =, from The Snec
Assncy deem n NV d1,s ,heseioe 70 ali 10.
pcciay 10 the sea going trayrnr public specalv iad.s
thus lite 10 expose: and in order 10 Tree Mr. Jsucs Mayes
and nyseif from the above and cal.
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WINES. LIQUORS. &C.

WINES LIQUORS. cORDIALs, &C. &c.--rRfDIN
w BERG, hAnE 60. 40 Fulton street. I'm porte oi
ard dealers IA Ninss aud Liquors. AID mauafactuase o
torialf, syrlp Btters Pan 70 en'cs A., Ac 0fer u
IN trade goocs OF superior quality and Al the following ioN
p.,.s' Gne.r and peppgrmint Coftli, per saloo !. %
tlHckbrry ana cherry Brandy 81 Stoughcn ana A prs
siontca ItteIA 81; Vino Btters, ~; asptofy nut
rn'n w rp ~ 3oi Cum S2i Brandy Clio, Rum BouItot
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NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C.

A CcOUNTs OF MUSTERED our AND DISCHARGED
"A officers speedily settled. Advances made.
l.. BROWN A co, Military aud Naval Bankers and
Collectors, No. Park place.
A LII PRIZE MONEY NOW READY COLLECTED AT
"A once Lists ready 70 date. Apply nt " Navy Pnso
Money Oice. No. Park placs. l.. BROWN 4 co.
L,oRTY BALES OF COTTON-TliE UNDERSIGNED
Will pay the officers and men attached the Iuitei
States steiner Quaker Cy IN June 1874 their respective
OF forty bales of cotton pie
by said vessel upon nppcaon ut his o * lis sOnih
ith street the city Of Philadelphia and presentation OF
proper papers aud cernctcs according tho reRua
lions OF s fgurth AUDITORS office for tho pay Of frr
money THOMAS HART JR, Atiorney or Captain James
NJ Frary, isie CON banding w. y steamer Quaker Cay.
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NOTICE-AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IN loyal citizens OF the Pacific States and Territories will
be held In IL In the Metropolitan Hotel ~ O'Clock
this morning, April II, 1866
GEORGE BARSiOw President of the meeting.
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CIxTY- SIXTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE vOLUN
10 TEERS-The xmembers o this men uested
assemble Memsnn's Hall OF Seventh
and Twenty street. this evening a eight o'clock r. n.
WILLIAM RAY, Chairman.
JAS. II. BULL, Secretary
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NOTICE TO AssOCIATIONs-WE. THE NATIONAL
~ Gee Club, do hereby notify all young mems societies
wishing 70 participate in the funeral OF ltc Chief Mgs-
rate TO send three delegates 70 the Of Henry Clay AS
aon 80 Third street. Friday evening April "a 1885,
at 6ls O'Clock. COMMITTEE.