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DOOMS AND BOARD FOR TWO OR
IL three gentlemen, In tue highest aud coolest
part Of the city, On Thirtseuth street, second
house above l. street, Just above Franklin
souAre. my3l -As
A FEW MORE BOARD.RS DY THIS
n Day, Week, or Month taken at 456i i Ninth
street, between Z aud Y. Terms from u 10 " 80
par day, myl7
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spECIAL notice..

as- View York state soldiers Agency
removed 2S3 street, between Twelfth aud Thir-
tenth streets. All Information o. interest CT
value TO the soldiers Of New York, OF their
friends, furnished gratuitously upon application
AZ their new rooms either in person OF By letter,
tenth streets. mil -satuthH
AS-Freckles, Tan, and Pimplea Re
moved at once by the use Of UPlIAM s fRBCkbB,
TAN, and PlMPLB BANIsIiBR. Price ~ cents.
Mailed TO any address for IS cents, by r. G. UP
HAN, - south Eighth street, Philadelphia. Sold
by 3 G. FORD, 30 Penn. ave. and HENRY
COOK, Alexandria. 10 .. Ap2a. mthSs3m
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rEvENTH wARD-FIRST PRECINCT

y
Notice IL hereby given, that, In conformity 10
tho provisions ~ tho charter Of the city Of Wash
Ingtuu an election will be held ut Island Hall
corner Of Virginia avenue, aud sixth streets,
Island, First PTcclnet, seventh Ward, for Cot.
lcctoT Register, aud Surveyor one member Of
tho board II Aldermen, aud thres members Of the
board Of Common Council, ~ represent said
ward.
Polls open ut 7 o clock r. N. Polls closed at 7
O clock D. M GEORGE MATTlRGLY,
GEO. W. HlNTON,
q. g. MAGRUDER,
mygOts Commissioners Of Election.
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2s- sold by all Druggists aud Retailers.
HS- l! BEwARFl' = Of all worthless limitations
Sc PRINrlrNL DErnr, asa BROADWAY, N. Y.
Sid by all Druggists aud Dealers ut Washing
On, u. e. mll-dAwlm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-05

FnR Rats, MIcR, RoACHgs, ants, BED -Br"-,
FLEAs, Mrrus ~ FrRs AND WOODEN, lNsLCT1
OS PLANTS, FosyLs, ANIMAL, VIZ.
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as years established 10 n. Y. GUY"
"Ouiy infalliblc remedies known.
"Frcr FROM POisons. -
"Nnt dangerous to the Human Family
"Rats come out Of their holes TO die. -
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MAYORS OFFICE, JUNE 8, 1865.

Jej-lCt
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FOR tIALE or RENT.

LNOR RENT-A HOUSE WITH SEVEN
Il Rooms for en- per month, In advance; HIr,,
one Of Three Rooms, partially furnished, for tli
per month. Inquire u X. A. BACON, corner 81
Pour aud u half and streets south. ie3-u
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CRCOND wARD-FIRsT PRECINCT.

Notice Is hereby given that In conformity to
the provisions Of the charter 81 the city 81 wash
iugton, an election will he held In the First
Preciuct Of the second Ward, on MONDAY, the
18th day Of June ncxt, at the northwest corner "
New York avenue aud Twelfth street, foI Col.
hector, Register, aud Surveyor, one member "
the Hoard " Aldermen, and three members Of
the Board of Common Council, aud an Assessor
Of sald Ward. JOHN p. HILTON,
FRANCIS MILLER,
s't q RICHARDS,
my3n.te Commissioners " Election.
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NJ U ~ INIyHI NE'IH0
wARD, uPpo-ed to the return Of rebels 10 the
former homes, have made the following nOmini
tons:
POR COLLKrTOR,
WILLIAM DIXON,
FOR REGIzTER,
SAMUEL 4. DOUGLASS.
FOR sURygYOR, -
POR ALDEENAE,
GEORGE MATTINGLY.
PoR COAnOH CouNCIL,
HENRY NJ KNIGHT,
THOMAS II. BARRON,
my2O -dte 0EOR0R b. CLARK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31
Reports Of CrueIty to Negroes in Vir-
.Rinia.

RALEIGH, N. c., August 2l.-Lieuten-
ant T. w, Hahn, on special duty of an
important character, in the Department
of Virginia, has arrived here from trip
through the northern counties of the
State, where there is no military force.
He reports that three negroes were shot
in Northampton county the other day by
the home guards or county police, for
refusing to return to their masters after
accepting of employment elsewhere :
that the people refuse to recognize the
freedom of the blacks, who are whipped
and tortured in the most fiendish manner
for merely expressing desi, to be free,
and that shooting and killing these crea-
lures appears to be the order If the day
Lieutenant Hahn also says u Union man
in Hartford county was driven from his
nome for employing acolored girl as ser
want, without consulting her former
master. He says that a perfect reign of
terror exists in this portion of the State
on account of the absence of the mill
tary
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The Funeral Of Gov. Brough-Procla'
nation from Gov. Anderson.
COLUMBUS, Aug. 3

SOLSNoCSj mug 'S'
WHEREAS, Our State has been greatly
bereaved by the loss Of it's executive
head, His Excellency John Brough, late
Governor of Ohio; and
WHEREAS, 1t is a fit custom for peo-
pie so afflicted, whilst bowling in all due
humility to this heavy dispensation of
Divine Providence, to show also their
sense of the aff1iction by some general re-
cognition of that public value and pri'
vate worth of the departed, which make
that loss of such general concern aud of
snch deep feeling; and
WHEREAS, His singular integrity and
fidelity to all public trusts, his extraordi-
nary general abilities and his still more
extraordinary capacity tor administra-
tive duties and labors in times of trial
like these, especially entitle the memory
of Governor Brough to some wide and
deep recognition on the part of his fel-
low-citizens, during the solemn pageant
of his funeral obsequies;
Now, therefore, the people of the whole
State of Ohio, are hereby respectfully but
earnestly requested to cease from their
usual avocations and all secular pursuits,
to close their several places of business,
and to devote the brief time between the
honrs of ten o'clock q. IN. and three
o'clock p. m. of Friday the first day of
September proximo, to grave and appro-
pirate meditation in this their great ca
iamity, and it Is furthermore hereby ex
pressly urged upon all members Of the
General Assembly and other officers of the
State, who may receive this invitation
and can with convenience attend his
funeral, to be present on that most sad
occasion.
(Signed) CHARLES ANDERSON,
Governor of Ohio
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eport of the Trial of Captain Wirz

WASHINGTON, August 30-The record
of yesterday having been read, General
Thomas, a member of the Commission,
said he understood that the prisoner had
been kept handcuffed at night While
i'll prison the accused should be at liber-
ty to prepare his business previous to
attendance before court As the accused
was attended constantly by guards, he
could see no necessity for continuing this
rigid treatment.
Judge Advocate Chapman stated that
the rigor alluded to was adopted as
matter of precaution, it being sug
gested by the counsel for the defense
that the prisoner might commit
suicide. Acting on the suggestion Of
counsel, and after his own judgement,
he asked the jailor to put the handouts
on the prisoner 1t was not unusual for
persons accused as the prisoner was to
be kept in close confinement and hand
cuffed
If the Court thought that no such
treatment as that complained of should
be continued, he felt satisfied that Col
Colby would accommodate himself to
their wishes.
Mr.. Baker said that ION that day the
prisoner was so distracted in mind that
he himself did not know what he would
do. The prisoner threatened frequently
to him that if the counsel did not return,
or deserted him, he would never again
como into the presence of the Court
During the confusion and excitement OF
the prisoners mind, in speaking to the
Judge Advocate, he made the remark
tn at he did not know what the prisoner
would do unless the counsel returned
He did not know but that the prisoner
might be confined closely. From this
a mistake arose last night however, when
there was nonecessity for 1T. Ifthe pris-
oner was handcuffed, it was only intend
ed for temporary circumstaace.
The Commission then proceeded with
the examination of witnesses.
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WHEELING REGISTER;
rurpso.y MORNING. AUGUST n. ls6a.
re,.araphic Suin nary.

The closing quotation for gold III New
York Yesterday was 81 A4s.
The HeralTs Charleston correspondent
reports quite business revival III
Charleston Sonth Carolina planters say
that since the negroes have desert go -
, .e prospects of Il full crop OF ''tt"" a""
corn are not very hatter'ng
II is estimated that the war has reduc-
ea the value OF property III South caro-
lima from four hundred millions to htty
millions.
Many of Governor Perry's appointees
.r, said to he Ineligible on account of
their connection with the rebel Govern
nent.
Citizens of South Carolina now think
that General Hatch was "n"re s'nned
against than SHINING
sonth Carolina is being relieved OF
garrisons.
The Heralds special say, the Govern
ment will lose uathing hy the late Treas
ury defalcation
General SwaynH has asked for regl
meut of cavalry to protect the negroes Oh
Alabama from cruelties practised by their
late masters
Captain Anderssu, Of the Great Eas-
tern saws it VIII re1are ten months 10
make proper gear to lift the cable
A number of paynas;ers have heHh ar
rested for swindling having exchanged
one million dollars i'll treasury checks
i,r 3os, paying the soldiers with the
latter.
PB Munford q Wall Street hroker'
charged with fraud has been released
General Bremen has levied tax Tor
r,novating the streets of Savannah
Lieut. Hahn, on duty in Virginia re-
u,rts preat cruelty TO neer"es IN that
State
Governor Charlie, Anderson, OF Ohio,
has issued proclamation calling on the
citizens of the State to suspend business
during certain hours OF the day OF the
late Governor Borough's funeral
1t is believed that r NJ I. Hunter
will lie released on parole.
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A CORRESPONDENT writing Of the late
election in Campbell county, Kentucky
says that judges and clerks. appointed
by the county courts, were dragged ont
of the room where the votes were taken
by the military, and ordered TO leave,
and Republicans placed in their stead
Two men, named McHadden aud Graci.
ana, at Cold Springs offered to vote, but
were stopped BY the military, taken to Q
tree. and their thumbs tied mp to limbs
until evening.-.S LoHis Republican
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Discharge Of p. B. Munferd, Charged
with Fraud,

New YORK, Aug 30.-The case of Pc
ter B. Munford, broker on Wall street,
charged with defraudiug Greenleaf, Nor.
ris & Co, of whom he purchased q, 900
in gold by means of worthless checks,
was disposed of this morning, and result.
ed in the discharge of the defendant
1t was shown that his credit at bank was
good, he having deposited on the day the
purchase was made $220,000 Indeed the
counsel for the prosecution made the
statement in Court, and thus secured the
release ef Mr.. Munford, who has been
confined in q toombs cell for week.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Treasury Defalcation.
AFFAIRS OF FREEDMEN.
The Government 20 Sustain NO loss by
the Treasury DefalcatiOn-Miiitary
Force for the Protection Of Freed

By Union Line cor. Water and Monroe Stsl
NEW YORK, Ang",i b The HrraldS
Washington special says the late Treas
ury defalcation was not so disasterous as
at first supposed, nor is it by any means
supposed that the Government will sus-
tain loss at all in final settlement.
Nearly s1,2OO,OOO were involved, if re-
ports be true. Of this amount it has
transpired that about 100000 were
promptly settled by cOuveyances.
Gen. Swayne writing from Montgome-
ry under date Of 25th inst, to Gen. How
ard, Superintendent of Freedmen's Bu-
reau, calls for an additional military
force to put stop to the cruelties prac-
ticed on the freedmen of Alabama by
the late slave holders and Others. Gen.
Swayne suggest that the I'd Maine cav
airy be sent to him at once.
A special to the Times from Washing
ton Goth says: Gen Schemmelfinnig is
at the point of death IN Phila delphia.
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Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING w. VA.
,l,HIs INSTITUTION. CHARTER.

u u v U
i ED with full collegiate powers in 1854, ami
recently reorganized under new Board Of Di-
rectors will be opened "a collegiate institute
on the first Wednesday in September next The
buildings are now being thoroughly retittca ana
newly furnished throughout
In the liberaity of its arrangements, in the
tent and comprehensiveness of its course OF
study in its methods Of tuition aud government
and in the ability and experience Of its Board
OF Instruction the public may rely upon its
being q frst.class seminary.
Having had many years experience in conduct.
ing leading Educational institutions in the fas.
tern and Middle States, teel assured that with
the liberal patronage and the earnest co.opera.
tion Of tho citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity,
the College will soon be able 10 extend to young
ladies ali the facilities for an accomplished edu.
cation to be found outside OF our eastern IN 3tro'
poltan cities.
II affords me thehighest satisfaction 70 be able
10 announce the engagement OF corpse OF
teachers Of distinguished ability experience
and reputation.
In the departments of the mathematics aud
sciences, Miss Martha ID. Halstead; former Pre-.
ceptrcss OF Wesleyan Female College VII
miugtOn Delaware.
In the Department Of literature and belIcs.
lcttres Miss Mary Williams, late Preceptrcss oi
Laiayejte Institute Washington ID. G.
In Music Miss Emily J. Shipley OF New'Y Yorg
ity educated in Europe. and pupil Of Bassi
nj
In tie Fine Arts Miss Isabella NJ. Gssrp, OF
the New York School OF Design.
Assistants will be added in these or ota~r de
partments ~ occasion may require
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be organized
an early day, having especial reference 70 the
preparation OF Young gladies for the business o.
teaching
A PRFPARAToRY DEPARTMENT will be opened
for such Misses as are too young toenter the col
legiate ..r
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF TEN
WEEKS
TUITION First Preparatory, So; Second Pre-.
paratory 81 First Collegiate, o. Second Col.
legiate 50; Junior $40; Senior. si2 ~ Latin.
French German, or other language es. s., Exper.
imental Sciences g extra, each Drawing s.
Painting in Oil, tl0. Pastel Crayon, o. MI.
sic on Piano, $40; Use Of Instrument, 81 so; vo.
cal Music, siO Fuel, Cd and 81 quarters, so oents
each quarter,
BoARD-si5 Fuel and Lights, s5 Washing.
S., Weekly Board, from Monday 20 Friday
night s37 50; Fuel and Lights, g.
Bills both for tuition and board payable in all
cases at the commencement OF the Quarter-Sep.
9Th, Nov 18th, Feb lst and April 18th ~.
Young ladies arc received at1fny tifse, but
not for less than an entire quarter. In case o.
protracted illness, allowance win bs made.
Young ladies' should bring towels table napkins
umbrella and overshoes.
Applications may bo made by letter or by
L. G. LOOMS. AM II. D.,
July - Iso5. President
SPECIAL NoucE.-Having 10 DO absent from
the 25th inst, to Aug 10th, application may DO
made in the interval 10 Hon O. D. Hubbard
President or to j. 4. Wilson, Esq., Secretary
Board OF Directors. jy25.tf
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A Huge swindIe by Paymasiers

New YORK, August 30.-A special to
the Tribune from Washington says: An
outrageous swindle Oh the Government
and soldiers by Paymasters has been dis
covered Col Binney, Paymaster in
charge at Norfolk, in violation Of inStruc-
tions took one million dollars in treasn
ry checks to Norfolk, had them cashed,
and then took in exchange T-3o's, by an
agreement with the National Bank 1T
Norfolk, whose President is a notorious
secessionist. Binney received one half
the per ceutage allowed hy Jay Cooke &
Co, for the circulation of the 1905 -
The National Banks ct Norfolk and Rich
mond lose largely by the transaction, rs
the bonds paid to the soldiers came back
to their counters to be exchanged for
legal tenders ut from J 4 per cent dis
count Merchants and suffers followed
suit, and the soldiers could not buy the
smallest article with the 1905 unless
they submitted to the Infamous swindle
All Paymasters engaged in the swindle
are under arrest and will be severely
punished
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CHATTANOOGA, August 30.-A wreck.
ing train which left this city this after
noon, bound South, when nearing Dal-
ton, about dusk, came in collision with
freight train number nine, coming to-
ward Chattanooga. A general wreck OF
matter ensued, the cars Of both trains
being demolished.
Two dead bodies have been taken ont
from the wreck, but it is certain that a
number more have been killed or seri-
ously injured Parties are now at work
clearing away ihe wreck. .-.....
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New Jersey Democratic Csnveutien,

TRENTON, n. j., August 3O-The New
Jersey Democratic Convention met in
this city this morning The Attendance
was very large.
Col. Robert Hamilton was chosen tenn.
porary chairman.
Committees on resolutions, creden-
tials, aud permanent organization were
appointed, when the convention adjourn
ed for dinner. .-
General Runnian. at this moment,
stands the best chance of receiving the
nomination for Governor.
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MUT1SY-Ths Courier des Etats UIs
says that a mutiDy had broken out in
Alexandria, La. among the troops Of
General Custar's command General
cnstar caused the arrest and imprison-
ment Of four captains, twelve heuten-
ants md seventy 1--WE sergeantsr and cor
porah Of the Cd Wisconsin cavalry yfegi-
nsat, who wue ths lssders in the mhti.
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New YORK, August 30.-The Heraid's
Washington specialsays Mrs. Hunter has
left Washington for home, fully persuad'
ed that her husband will be released on
No decision has been made in the case
of A. II. Stephens His brother and ef'
Gov. Brown have waited upoL the Presi-
dent in relation to the matter.
The President has decided not to es-
tablish the bereau of pardons.
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Chieaae Chamber Of Con merce.

CHICAGO, August 3.-Tbe new Cham.
ber Of Commerce was formally dedicated
today. Delegates were present from the
pi incipal Eastern cities, and speeches
were made by Anderson, Of Portland,
Roper, of Boston, Mayor Ford, of Oswe.
go, Jathnp, Of Detroit, and other promi-
nent gentlemen. t.-r-
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Latest from savannah-Tax for Clean.
ing the Streets.

New YORK, August 3O.-The Savannah
Herald of the 26th is received, but con-
tains no news of importance.
Gen. Brenou has issued orders for tax
on citizens to defray the expense Of clean
iRg the streats; also an order that all
arms and accoutrements belonging to the
Government be turned over to the Omar
termaster.
Business is apparently reviying in Sa-
yannah. 23OO bales Of cotton had ar.
rived there during the week ending on
the 26th. 70
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NEW YORK, August 3O.-The steamer
Pennsylvania, which arrived yesterday
from Liverpool, brought the large num-
ber of 1858 passenger. This 10 believed
to be the biggest crowd ever brought on
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INSTRUCTION.
NOTICE FOR. DAY SCHOLARS
Academy Of the Visitation,
MOaNH DE CbhAW EAu.s
m MONDAY sEPTEMRER aTn.

nN MONDAY, sEPTEMBER 1TIa,
at 8 clock in the morning. q conveyance
win be ready, opposite the entrance Of the Ca.
theiral. for such pupils as wish to atteud the
School a. day scholars. Those who do not de-
sire TO become half boarders, will be at libeStN
to bring their dinner. The same conveyance
on leaving the city, will stop for a few moments
convenience of those who can more easily assem
bic there Athalf!past four in the evening the
same will leave Monnt de Chantal for Wheeling,
These at the trifng price of three cents each
will constitute the regular trips for every day In
holiday, and the only day for the reception OF
visitors Persons from distance on business
Of course, will not be incluled in this arrange
ment For further particulars inquire at Mel
lor's, or at the residence of Right Rev Bishop
Whslan, near the Cathedral
aupoS lw
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TMH DAILY RKGINTRB STEAM
i JOB FRMTING OFFICE s1ssstss al
Kinds q PnptinE froa Card 70 Poster
nssaiy, ehseply, Ahd o. Ihsrt ncties &C. On
Z n.,se 2spst bssssss - hsIs~ rsss ssa
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AUTHORIZED ZGEHT FOR
.cpresbyteYiau.r published By Alfred Martin,
SUNDAY school Papers of Ann Tact Society;
Hours at Home" new fsmily magazine, pub.
Kshsd By Chas. ScSibnsr, q New Y9k.
uys 6EO. W. 6TOHEk
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SPECIAL NoricF. Having TO DO absent from
the 25th inst. to Aug. 10th, application may DO
made in the interval TO Hon @. ID. Hubbard.
President, or toJ. i. Wilson, Esq., Secretary
Board OF Directors. jyGtf
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Mr.. Santon concurs with them, and has
been and is yet aiding fhem effectively
in their scheme This Explains the re-
tention so long IF vast and unDecessa-
~ military force and some fthe remark
able movements made by portions of it,
involving enormous expenditures, as
believe, against the wishes of the Gener-
al-in-chief and the remonstrances Of the
Secretary of the Treasury. Besides the
corruption fund thus secured, it serves
to bankrupt the Treasury, and thus COM
pei the call of Congress. great point in
the game of his associates.
Irevert to these facts, to prove that
the Government of the United States, the
great functionaries intrusted with the
Observation-Disclosures responsible for the
subjugatien'o of the southern people to the
usurpation of the conspiratOrs who plot
ted secession in the balls of. Congress
and in the caucuses they held IN the Cap
itOl
Mr. Blair then proceeds to show that
many of the southern people were forced
into secession, against their will aud
adds: HcE TstSgsH
Is it not nlonstrous that our govern
ment should hold Q people, pnt in this
predicament, if we MAY not say by its
own acts, yet certainly BY Its supineness
and acquiescence, responsible for the
crimes of an usurpation thus put over
them2 - zis5ssa b1s Z I
And yet the Hon.; Thsddaus Stephens
takes this stand for TIE goyernment OF
the United States ID the resolutions
which he recently got sapE convention
to pass at Harrisburr. rs fhi6ks thst q
Psnnsylvsnia elsctsd ~ Buchanan Pre-
! idsnt, who dsvpt66 ~ sdninistrstion