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An Excitement at Panama---Mexican
News

New YORK, Aug. 26.-Panama dates
of the 10th state that the place is greatly
excited by an expected invasion from
Cauca. Business was paralyzed. Mill
tary impressments were going on, and
a forced loan was being collected from
merchants. rzlls
The rebellion in Peru still maintained
strong headway.
~ Brownsville, Texas, correspondent,
dated the Sth, states that an ex-rebei
officer boosted that Sterling Price had
been Major-general of NIaximilian,s
troops, and was empowered to raise a
cavalry force of thirty thousand men
from the disbanded rebel armies; also
that General Acher, a rebel general, had
been commissioned by Macmillan,
and it was intended to have 100, 600
rebels in. MaXimilianis service withina
year, to keep watch of Sheridan on the
Rio Grande.
Everything is quiet on the American
SIDE OF the river. Our officers at
BROWNSVILLE recently gave banquet to
the Emperor's officers, together with
Gen; Slaughter and several other ex-
rebels.
It is almost the universal belief
among American officers that they will
be Immediately ordered to march into
1t is reported that about a dozen de-
serters from the American army and
navy have been engaged in piratical
operations on the coast of Honduras,
numbering O captain of n small schoon-
er, and subsequently capturing other
vessels with it. They were last seen
near Cuba, with an English vessel in
pursuit,
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A. H. stevens.

mercinI's special says the President
will probably. order the release of Alex
ander ID. Stevens. ES-Gov. Brown, OF
Georgih, is Ia Washington on business
connected with the Reorganization OF
thnt State. a.
General Lee will anvil himself of the
provision of the recent order TO leave
the country. TO-
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stock market.

- NEW YoRK, August %. .
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Firm: 500
coupons, 1855; do. registered los; 10 i0s
Ss 1905 800; yenr certificates 0S1%. q
STOCKS - Strong; Fort Wayne 81;
Rock Island los; Terre Haute coz;
CLEVELAND and Pittsburgh II; Chicago
New York Central s2sS; Erie S7i<:
Michigan Southern G41SS, Hudson River
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BUEFALo, NY, August 28.-A fire to-
day destroyed the Main street elevator
at the foot of Main street The property
was owned by Hazard & Dreshler, and
the loss is estimated at $40, OOO-insnred
for half the above amount. - ~.
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FURNISHING GOODS

isriehly assorted. Being exclusively In the
Clothing business we can furnish the above to
better advantage TO dealers and on better
terms than can be had elsewhere ~
We have the most complete stock and larg-
est assortment of goods OF any house In our
line in the city.
We are selling goods lower than any other
house in the city, as we bought our goods
when gold was Mt the lowest.
We hayea large stock OF 5s
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The Greatest Medicine Of the Age!
KRAFFS BIARRHEA COMPOUND!
yTlie only sac ana Certain Cure for
sMlE Rf coSIPIk1NST ELUN, 81


-MEA COMPLAINT.
And all DisedseS oftke Stomach and Rotpels IN
.eideIt to q CtuHOe or Diet or C7hndte =
rr1IyITS 9IrST,sS oIsS gyryIe 1eI,r1 =,
Ill ~ Nj LIS a. ~ III III
Tnbiic Win nil fSnoyyie5ee Of IL - sn5eriog
55S,it 49, ~ a,,1 aIy, X H. a ,
naSoTa nfr6i5ISca5 ti,es No., iisI yitI, fISa
s1IoSt rfseEscesS IN a. ,bs
nj 49, I5STnSI;Ss ~ ~ ~
n njoITj1Sso ~ I,sayS stoI1Sl,,SC 6SI,S 49,,
TI1Ie,i ~ The me-, n m, 6oJJIeS llfS ,a,,1s5I1
has Ter 6IiLei IN a Fiyiole inS6I,1oe where the
disease has baffied the skin Of even the most
RlGillful pilYSietn4s.. = 60. 4...--.
kRAFTs DLAHRHusA CoATPoUND has been
In use Tor q hummer OF years, and by Its timely
add has Eayed the lives Of hundreds
This m1edicine Is purely scientific prepara-
tioni and y prepared with the greatest Cau-
ton ana care, L,,,. 4
EVERY UaYeler Shoulu nave bottle OF the
sDIARRHGA loNPOuED.
EyeTy soldier VIII md i invaluable.
No Family should be without It.
Do not hesitate TO try KEATS D1ARRHoEA
death. -
zEADTHE FoLLoWTSG TEsT1lEoNIAIs: ,
WHEELING, April 18th, 1855
AGeSaa. McC&nE, RnAfr 4 Co. Ge1aeD,e,,;-
Camn bfSFhosa vim yT1icI hoye basn
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Pardon RevoIketl--OpiniOii of General
GraRt---A Letter OF COndOIence...A
COIOred DELEGATION.

COtOFed Delegation.
Nav YORK, August 26.-The Times,
special says the pardon granted to A.
Daily, president OF the Richmond and
York River railroad, has been revoked.
Mai, Eckert is acting Secretary of War
during the absence ofSecretary Stanton,
who is Mt West Point. The Tribune's
dispatch states that General Grant re-
marked recently that sufficient evidence
has been adduced during the late con-
spirQcy trial and, sinceltO convict jeff.
Davis of completely in the assassina-
ton of President Lincoln, and that the
fate of the conspirators settled that of
JEFF. Davis. - 9T
Sergeant McHugh has been found
guilty of completely in the government
frauds in connection with bounty bro
kers IN New Sork, and sentenced to be
drummed ont of service with the loss of
allipay, DC, fined ten thousand dollars
and imprisonment three years at hard
The Herald's Washington dispatch
states that the Emperor MaHimiliap re-
Gently sent a letter of condolences on the
death of Mr.. Lincoln to President john
son; but the letter wns refused accept
ance on the ground that no such person
as the Emperor of Mexico was known
or recognized.
several heavy Seizures of whiskey
having been made recently in Cincin-
natl, 3, s. Cox has arrived in WASH
ipgtou as attorney for the owners, The
properly seized Is estimated ut one mil
lion dollars.
A delegation from the Alexandria
colored convention, attended by Ros-
ton negro preacher named Chimes
called on the President to-day.
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NEW YoRR, Aug g. The steamships
Guiding Star, AIontefy and whining
ton, from New Orleans, have arrived!
I The shipments of specie per steamers
Scotland, Bremen and Aetna amounts
to nearly million dollars.
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BOSTON, Aug. 26.-The statistics of
the Boston post Office for the fiscal year
ending June 30th, 1855, shows a net
profit over all expenses of $34S, $50 for
the Government. ,t.s
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PHm.ADEnPHIA, August 98.AThewal-
nut street theatre IN this city was re-
opened this evening under the auspices
OF Edwin Booth and j. s. Clarke
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FARTHER POINT, August 27th.-No
Igns of the steamer North American.
Weather cold and cloudy, with a strong
breeze from the west. s 5,'iii. I. 8 "a,
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NIoETRBGL, August d. The steamer
Spartan IN running the Lachine Rapids
to-day, struck rock and commenced
sinking. Her passengers were landed
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New YORK, Aug. 27.-Halffix, Nova
Seotia, papers of the Goth are receivedE
Some of the secession organs there are
much exercised aud. express great dis
gust ut the f6ct of Mr.. Richie. only
Union editor of that city, having been
invited to New York to receive the
thanks of the loyal merchants of that
metropolis, in some substantial man
ner, for faithfully upholding the United
States government during tho last four
years. The secessionists in order to
ONSET this movement, hild extempor
lied presentation supper to ono of
their number, who had been a leader of
the rebels in Halifax, and who made
himself VIGOROUSLY conspicuous in the
steamship Chesapeake affair and who
aided the escape OF the pirates after they
had them arrested. 1t will be remeni-
bered thht the Captain of the pirate
Tallahassee, publicly thanked DIR. Am
on for assistance rendered the craft
while there, after being ignored bythe
British Admiral.
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NEW YORK, August 28.-A Havana
letter of August 18th says Gen. Preston
Walker left by the steamer Elder for
England, intending to go thence to
Halifax. Gov. Moore will remain in
Cuba until his fate is determined in
Washington. Gen. Mngruder is in the
City of Mexico, rehdy to take employ
mont if he can find it. Capt. Maury
has found service with the Emperor as
superintendent of n national observa-
tory which is to be established, and
Maj. Mordecai, as Typographical and
civil engineer, will be associated for the
present with Col. Falcot in charge of an
important branch of the public railway
service. Gen. Edmund Kirby Smith is
still remaining here to communicate
with his friends, but of course he de-
sires to return to Floridn, where he
would be of great service in the estab-
lishment of a good government, as well
by his sound Judgment, industry and
influence at home, where he is highly
esteemed, as by his own conviction as
to his duty for the future md that of
the citizens of the country who have
played out their dream of indepen-
0oncP. f-fH1t. DE-. III tI..s..s ~
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More Pardons Asked For.

Unemployed Generals mustered out.
NORFOLK, August 26.-The Tines
special has the following: The long re-
strtcted order mastering out unem-
ployed generals in the volunteer ser
vice, was promulgated this morning,
and'is as follows:
Var Department, AdjL Gems. o6ee, \
Washington, 4ltg. %, 1895. !
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THE ABOVE UNAUTHORIZED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The publica-
ton this morning of the order muster
ing, out certain generals, was unauthor-
lied. 1t has not yet been authorized by
name of General Bragg,wil1 not be in
the list.
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order Of the Secretary of War.
u. p. TowNsENp.

Asslstanb Adjutant Genernl,
1t will be seen that tho list embraces
seven major-generals, thirty-fiye breyet
major-generals and forty-three briga-
dier-generals.
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Loss of the Steamer; I5r,ot,tbeer. ,Tonntb

Loss ofthe Steamer Brother Jonathan
New YoRK, Aug. 26.-The Alta Cali
fornian, of San Francisco, of the morn
ing of the Sd inst, has been received by
private hands. 1t contains the follow
ing important intelligence:
Crescent City, July 30, ria Jacksonville
on the 2d.-The steamer Brother Jona-
than struck, a sunken, rock off st.
Georges Point, or 10 miles west from
here, att. 30 p. M, to-day. All on board
were lost, except seventeen persons, in
Guiding nine children. Boats have
gone to the rescue, but there are no
hopes of saving them. The boats
swamped alongside of tho ship, and
three boats We're leftlon board:
The following are the names of those
saved:
Jacob Patterson, third officer; David
Farrell, steerage steward; Henry Miller,
baker; Patrick Linn, firemen; William
Lowry, fireman; William L. Shields,
waiter; Stephen Moran, waiter; Miss
Mary Ann Twedls, NJ. u. Wilder, Miss
NJ. Staff and child, and four colored
seamen. {le r!
IATER.-The boats have returned,
having seen nothing of the wreck. We
give up all hopes of saving more pas
Officer Patterson reports that Brig.
Gen. Wright when last seen on board,
had life preserver in his hand.
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Diary OF the Cable Expedition.

NEw iYonK, August 2G,-The paners
to-day print Russel's diary. of the 5lble
expedition. II give complete and de-
tailed account of the laying of the cable.
of its recovery ut different times, of its
lost insulation, of its final parting on
two occasions and the subsequent Crap
ling for 1t down to and including the
9th inst. The water whore the cable
ter deep, and Notwithstanding this, tho
broken. end was, on one occasion
brought to the deck of the Great East
ern. Had not s.weight been too much
for the strength of the grappling rope
much trouble and expense Would have
been avoided. n, - -
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g q. Ell = Ii Q SOM z -
R6AeasfA a 81, THE aw1Si5EEff..- 'f
vi teftEol1ol = . end Nj its E1eelsi0B Ielltlf
e - i'd ~ an thff nave tried Il to be one 81
the ~ aslllpE Soaps eSeIs offered for sale 81
here Please fyiYe IL q tri1l and see for your ii
ftlG Maintained ana gdId by ~ q ~ -.
- isl5-5F =, q. r, MAYER & SON, - I'D
: 30. 50 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va. i,
fu2t3n 1lSl 60
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Death OF General Croeker...AIex. II.
Stephens r. N. II. Hunter and Wade

II f4laIlAElLOLls
NEW York, Aug. N.-The HeraId's
special says Brig, Gen. Marcellus NJ.
Croker, of Iowa, expired at ;WillarCl's,
this afternoon, from tubucular disease
of the brain, after weeks lingering
confinement. He leaves a wife aud
three helpless children. iIIa
1t is stated that the President will
probably shortly order the release OF
A, III. stephens. His case has been
under consideration for some time, and
was again urged by his brother, Linton
Stephent, who had several interviews
with the President.
MRS. II. NJ. T. Hunter, of Virginia,
Is Mt Wizards. 1t is stated that her
husband, now confined as n State
prisoner in Fort Lafayette, asks for his
release with the privilege of leaving
the country forever. ila 81 {,
Tho rebel ex-General Wade Hamp-
ton has reconsidered his sanguinrry
determination to die in the last ditch Of
the Southern Confederac, and now bel
lows Justify for pardon. His petition
was received to-day.
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FOR Remit

vTVHE PARs6NAGE OF 81. JOHNS
Church, ON. Chapline street, one door
north OF FiIRt street, Centre Wheeling Pos
session given flFst OF September. Also, to be
disposed Of ali OF ally'of I'll
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At P1RTy.k4R SALE,
Consisting Of Bureaus .BedsteadsJ Carpets,
Chains, China and Glassware. bookcases
Sofas, WardrobeS Hat Rack; MaIhle Top and
Extension Tables Kitchen Furniture, &C.;
of best French Plate Glass, 10 feet high by IS
inches wide, fully worth 500, which will be
disposed Of at q sacfihee, in consequence of
the diihculty and expense of Its removal east.
aneo J.. n H1GRIE
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PTER QLAsS
WASHINGTON Nnrs.lalriias.
- 4 i.hryk4.E 80.

TUE UNDERSIGNED WOULD GALL
the attention iof. Farmers and Grape
Srowers In the Vicinity OF Wheeling. 10 a
and Native Grape vines, Including fne
stock Of Delaware and Concord Grape. Also,
ahade and ornamental trees in gfeat VtCfiety.
All onerad ON reasonable terms.
OTdeFs delivered nt w hesliug nee OF charge.
=. = ~ ssliL j. b WILSON,
W. r. CHERsE.
IN BOXES PRIME sELEcTED, JUST
tels hIsT, MORRISON q co.
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There is no Investment
5WHEELER 8 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

is made to hundreds Of fam
lG lilies now using them In Wheeling and
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BOOTS AND n b SHOES 81 Il,l.E

aEs a good SAUCE. s.-s oi
MISUNDERSTANDING, JOCKEY CLUE
Nv Sauce, equal 70 the imported for sale
by n. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
and Et06AAly, LIST q COZ 4
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as the season advanced, the weather
became very hot; there were 81 rainy
days IN the month of June; the prison
ers We're not supplied regularly or suffi-
GENTLY with fuel; sometimes a squad
would be allowed to go out to bring in
pine roots to make a fire, and some
times ratiOns were furnished them raw
WIFI no wood to cook them.
Inc penalty of trespassing on the
dead line was death. He remembered
man who was shot for this cause by
Sentnels. If any one crossed from the
prison to the swamp he would be shot
at once. He stepped to the brook to
wash his hands when a sentinel fired
at him. The piece missed its object and
hessoon' gotOut Ofcthe reach of danger.
. AR: Baker objected to a question
asked by the Judge Advocate, saying
somebody was hurt hut not killed and,
therefore, somebody must be hung
The court rebuked the counsel, say
ing that such remarks were excessively
improper, and there was a remedy to
to prevent their repetition.
The objection of COUNSEL wasn't sus-
tanned by court.
Witness said that he did not know
whether the man shot for drawing
water ont of the brook was killed that
day or not. The quantity as well as
Quality of the rations was Irregular.
Some days they got nothing at all and
some days a short allowance, and upon
other days there was n full allowance,
such as it was. Thirty-two out of a
squad of ninety men to which he was
attached We're unable to stand when or
to form in line by the Sergeant. Their
inability to do so arose principally from
scurvy and diarrhoea. Their limbs
Were contracted, and therefore they
could not keep their feet clean. The
brook running through the prison was
exceedingly filthy, Its surface being
covered with grease. We often went
into 1t barefoOted. . 1It-ilB
Nearly three hundred out of the four
hundred who accompanied himto AM
Jacksonville died in a few days after they
were paroled.
The commission here adjourned until
NIond9N l0t5 81 f2GL
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Officer Patterson reports that Brig.
Gen. Wright when last seen on board,
had life preserver in his hand.
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GBNTlEMENIS FURNISHING GOnDS.

VHTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE
", fIeeeiylng one Of the finest cheapest and
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REMEMBERING the Sidewalks.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Among the many public nu,sanOes 10 which you occa-
sonaly aude you 10 forget the monster evil Of
blockadng The city sidewalks which is almost universal,
and which the authorities adopt 10 prevent
The sidewalks Of all the business Streets except Broad
way, are 90 numbered up with boxes barrels &C. that
they almost useless TO the pedestrian This is all
radically wrong and would not be tolerated in any other
city for q single day Our citizens have imbbed tho
erroneous idea that the portion OF the sidewalk opposite
their houses stores belongs TO- rented BY, the
occupants which idea TO be counenanced by the
resolution adopted last week by the City Fathers that
any occupant give let the sidewalk opposite his
premises for stand stands" 1t Is easy to to
what evils this absurd resolution would lead. store
keeper resident might let the sidewalk opposite the
house which he occupies for than his rent
comes to- and thus be rent free In the OF
ment house the resolution docs not define TO whom the
sidewalk belongs, whether 70 each or ali OF the sub
tenants whether II Il to be parcelled out among them
whether the landlord is 10 have the sole privilege OF
loaning or letting il.
II the law be corporation has laid down, the
city should build distinct sidewalks for pedestrians say
along the second story OF the houses Chester Eng
land and allow those ~ b. annexed for warehousing
dumping purposes II pedestrians have legal right
to the present sidewalks the police should that right
enjoyed by them in fact, AZ well Us in imagination
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RyeoLurD

Umpire, Mr. Crum, OF the EckfOrd Club. Scorers,
Messrs Cuyer and Hoffman Time OF game, hours and
10 mnutes. Ely catches made, Empire 49, Resolute7.
ATLANTIC VS.. GOTHAM.
On Friday tho champions Of tho Atlantic Club visit
Hoboken the second time this season. their opponents
being the Gotham Club This match will attract large
crowd Of spectators anxious see whether the Aancs
will defeat tho Gothams badly as the Mutuals did
MUTUAL VIZ. GOTHAM.
Between one and two thousand persons were
assembled the ball ground at Hobokcn, on Tues
day afternoon, 20 witness the Grst contest this
season the above clubs Twas expected to have
been fine game but tho state Of the ground ouch
as to interfere with good fielding, and the result was
somewhat Of disappointment The Mutual club lacked
the OF their efficient pitcher Harris and his
substitute swift pitcher the game proved 70 be as
unntecstng most OF the matches were In 1883 when
the style OF play in vogue, all tho work being
done by the pitcher and catcher and or two of tho
innelders, while the octfeders idle. On tho Go
than side nearly all Of their players In very bad
trim the first and second bases being the only posi-
tious played up to the right mark The feature 81 tho
Mutual play the splendid fielding OF their FIRST base
player who put out seventeen At that position We
pend the score n. Lii.
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Base ball.
NEW YORK Vs. BRooKLYs-AN EXCITING CONTEST
IN WILLIAMSBURG.

NEW YORK We. BRooKLYS-AN EXCITING CONTEST
IN WILLIAMSBURG.
very interesting game took place the Onion ball
grounds, Brooklyn, Wednesday, between the Empire
and Resoue clubs OF the cities the result OF which,
after contest in the latter part Of the game
well earned victory for the Empires bys score Of 20 to
20. The play opened favoraby for the Resoutes by
of to in the frst innings but they after
wards put for blank three innings in
sion the Empires In the meantime adding ~ runs TO
their score the totals the close Of the fourth innings
being IL 10 In favor OF the New Workers. In the nth
innings the Resotes began to bat Martins pitching and
scored eight before ,hey were disposed Of their op
ponens only securing4 In the thrcc following innings,
too they added IL TO their against on the
part OF the Empires the totals a. tho close Of The eighth
Innings standing ~ to 2he game This was certainly
very credtable up hill fight for the victory and though
they failed 70 meet the full reward OF their efforts they
made better score OF Martins pitching than either the
Mutual Atlantic clubs. The Empires however did not
have their full strength nthe game three OF their men
being absent The Rcsolutss, too usual, were minus
the services Of four OF their regular niue Tho clubs
ths reore, were pretty equally matched afor all We
append the score
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ARRIVALS.

-woonaur.- Hoboken on "Wednesday owe
ming, July W ~ INC nev Aired hsrris wIaLM a.
No cards
DuNSovAvr--CnsBoIn.- -1n Brooklyn, NJ y, on Wed
nesday July IL by the Rev. Mr. Mills, ANDREW T. Dun
sovAsr, Of Maryland, to Mrs. JAxnA CHIsHorIs OF New
York.
McKnnp-CRsy--Att the Church Of the Holy Cross,
wanensburg, Wednesday July IL by the Rev Robert
Fukon Crary, GERARD I. MCKENZIE Of New York city, 10
Dy eldest daughter Of General Thomas Gray, Of tbs
sErs-GsDsSY --op wednesday, July ~ esosw q
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cIOA REwARD.--CAuTIos 10 BANKERS AND
GlOV brokers-Stocn, from the sae IN North Rly"r ln-
United states r,nds of 81 Oh EACH
b20 No. W5is; f0sO No. l25 tn. above rewsrd wh DO
paid Tor The recovery Of the bonds
SAMUEL wIswALil, - Gouvernssr street.
cTAn REWARD.
SCUU stolen thIs morning from ihc Mo.harics pank
a Tin Box, lctcrcd Hafgous CO.. containing The iotw
ing
$4,000 Brookly City Water Loan Bonds.
1000 Illinois Central Bonds. ~
900 Michigan southern Bonds.
1900 Missouri Bonds s
Several CeruDcptes ~ Deposit Manha;sanl Company
loose Goid, Checks, Dnits A. -. /. -
THURSDAY, July ~ 1868 rs souh street