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R0S- We call attention 10 the n,

I0S- We call attention 10 the advertise
menr Of Mcssrs. III ffnnn & Co., of New
Swk, headed "Tcxas Waol, and also to the
c4ya, at Mcssrs. Arthur II. Edey Il Co., Of
Galveston, Texas. The latter FIRM is con.
Rseted with and represented in New York
BY the former, aud has. lso connection wit
the firm of p. F. Edey s Co., in New Or
leans. Our wool growers particularly are
referred to the advertisements.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

JuneE 9. W. PAscHAL.-Cenilemen re-
Gently from Washington inform us that the
name Of that distinguished jurisi, Judge q.
". Paschai, is urged for the Y. s. Circuit
Jnd zeship. in place OF Judge Cntron. We
hope Judge PascAai will receive ibe appoint
U.enf; be u eninenily qualified Tor the po-
siiion AID besides bsongbt 20 BE remember
ed fer bis lifelong devotion TO the Union
and 70 constitutional liberty.-GoL Bel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

~ We receivcd.a few days ago, from
lady friend. a present Of a basket Of choice
peaches. She has our hearty thanks for re-
Numbering the pripter in such substantial
manner.
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ghs 4sass, BsraIa.
rrBLpHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.,
BY JOHN W. 6wINDHLLS.

s~~~~<>N-~~r~~~<~N ~<e0~c|S>>>r>s>~r-~
rLkhs-one euIy, pr annum, four Dollars Ray.
shs an alsAn's shorter l,vrin,l in pTuIqTliep,
ADVERT flNl-Onr Dollar l"s sgnafo ~ ten
tnas % lees lhis sss iypel fr the hfsl Insertion
ssa W cents 1r each spbs-sluuntiaaaTtiun,
Ia faiurr ~. ~iii charge hr usual sserislRf FAies
Nr all obituary nutirrs, N"rs sIii.ruheenNiis VI
m.rriag-. and d-a'h- all insrrei FFats, ~ NETS
'"sss, bat n hey exceed ih' We must charge h'
them
aJ-Dar charge FIR announcing candidate mr
State or pl.iric eieu. is sih aud ior County Pre-
sset ofiars 81, payable Invariably when the au.
boune.m eht u made,
wheat, or pr,.iure ~ any Kind that va can us-,
taken at tho best market price, for all dues 10 III o
de.
OF Msssrs, GILsTRr Co, Strand, @ lives on. Try.
are suhorised ioact as Agents for the Dallas Her,
aid iu that City,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

E6-Gcn. Merritt, with his cavalry COM
mand, left Austin on the 29th ult., for San
Antonio where he would establish bis heal
quarters. The lst Louisiana regiment was
left on duty at Austin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

pa-The San Antonio Ilerali promis es t,
publish the official report Of Gen. JOHN u.
HOOD, from the time he assumed command
Of the Army of Tennessee up to the time lie
was relieved.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

rTrS Soc the notice Of NJ. Guillo', in to-
days paper. He is prepare NJ his old
stand, nearly opposite the Herald Office, TO-
make and ,epair buggics aud carriages in
the best style.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

p@-E. II. Cushing Esq of the Houston
Telegraph, was in Galveston on he 9isi ult.,
en- route for New York. The News says there
are many others in the city waiting an OPP
portuniiy to 20 to NeS Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

The Supreme Court OF Wisconsin have
dec :sied that ihe law of Congress, requiring
Stamps 10 legal processes, ia the beginning
or other s.ages of suit, is uncon .iitniion-
al, aud therefore Void, aud The sta nps on
legal i,aIerS no n-ccssty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

R@~The Houston papers say that city is
unuayally healthy fol the season of the year.
Hogs and dogs are now prohibited from
roaming over the city, and general war
fare is made on all found in the streets, by
the police.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

The American shin Vim. c. Nelson. from
Anfv~rp fer New York. win $50 emigran's,
tool fr- m the 26ih Jan~ in laii'ude Al
lon tsde57 A vsscoml lsfeiyd' siroTe
Fertv-fonr pss-engfrs we're ? ckfd up oy
the French steamer Iaiaveft-. and thirty
more we're saved in he bosts 81 the Nelson,
win the cre~, whieh is all thai wers known
% have been saved cut Of the 450-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

The small roS has existed in NaTshnll
for several weeks. Recently the disease
made its appearance among the negroes,
a number Of WHOM have been lodging in
the lshs-a,a-v haiidinrs. On Monday
nigh. one of them died. Two nr three
o,hrrs, it is said are sick--HsHderson
Tsura
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

The Houston Telegraph says; Many
Young chaps, who come here TO see the sights
are generally mounted on horseback, and
have sldiles formerly belonging to. Uncle
Sam. The soldiers here see this and the
advcnturcr has 10 ride bare hack home
wards. Those having his kind Of proprriy
should retnen il AT once, or they may find
the nsclvcs in the same predicament some
time or other"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

Counterfeit Mexican dollars are becomy
ing plentiful, aud a,e doubles b ing man
ufaciured in this CRY, but where or by
whom, deponent saith not. Let our people
look out for Them Gal Netos
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

s1-weare suffering very mpeh, for rain.
Light showers have fallen in the neigbor-
hooi during the past week--inst enough to
ley the dust, but not TO cool the air.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

pI-A New York disIach of the 2Sd, Gays
that the President has issued an order pa
rolling every prisoner Of war holding any
rank whatever.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

p2-SeSeral persons, says the Telegraph,
have been arrested in Houston, for using
disloral langnage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

" ihlss Ne mct hat ucn. MHgruieI
borrowed 5000 IN Houston, aud succeeded
ip herrowiHs 500 iapyr ia Nen'er.y IRON
some friend. The other officers hii N lse
,nnner, 20 get the assistance OF f!ifAdh
while the soldiers lad TO 20 TO work TO gs'
some,
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iCory.1
OFFICE u. 3. AGENT.

oFFicE u. g. AGENT.
PARIS Texas, Jolly lzih, 1864.
CHARLES W. MATHEWS
sra: Pursuant to suihority from the Major General
Commanding the Northern Division Of Louisiana,
you are hereby appointed Agent for he Uni ed Shiss
for tLe collection Of Proper Of he late Confederate
States in the county of Dallas. Texas.
Whenever IN your judgement, Il may hc necessary,
you.wil IL. furnished with detachment, to enable
yon 10 execn ihe above.
lsignedl T. J. MAcREr,
US. Agent for Sur. Properly
DALLAS, DALLAS G, UNITY, TExAssl
July zIst. Is''6. .
N, On the aiov, all crfsOns having in their
rose-sion n,ul,s horses, wagons, harness. mnl!il"
az var and ali other properly. late properly o. 90"
te,ut.i-rat, SIa.s government, in the Counyoi Dat
a. a. herh, no ihed to deliver the same TO ile as
palla, without delay.
CHARLES r. MATTHEWS.
f45:4wl US. Agent for the County OF Da.las.
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NOTICE.

V>HE undersigned has just return.
n rd frym galveston and Houston, with g.n.f.i
"s,r m-ni oI mat risls for Ing aud repairing
auSgioS az, CRrrid 10 10,
WI h "hnh he !. prepared 10 M 'ommpdats bis Gus.
'ne = aud also 10 supply other mechanics who De.
'irr snrh material, NJ GufLLoT.
Dallas, TrSa., Aug 70 IR95- -ls,l mo Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

fFClarence J. Prentice, Who was q SOL
d-er N the Southern army during the var.
/, new local editor Of the Louisville Journal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

ETThe census OF the city Of Houston Is
about to be taken. under the auspices Of the
military authorities.
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CITY MILLS, DALLAS. TEXAS.

vV>IIE undersigned having become
a sole proprietor otthe ABOVE nam-'i Mills, situa
ted in the town Of Ddl'as. would respectfully give
it, TO the patrons ~ the mill, and the public gene
ruilv that h, min Il NJ in eNcrirn; order and
suecessn operation capable ~ grinding 500 bushcls
of grain ~ q hours. Nte@t ground AZ the usual
rate (onchfjh toll) and promise TO make as g5ol
iiour and much of il TO the bush-i as any mill ia
Northern Texas Contracts for any quantity OF flour
filled al short no ice.
Corn viii be ground on Saturday Of each week,
Flour aud meal always on hand for sale
wM. II SHERWOOD,
Dallas Twas, AUG. !, 1sah,-iT:'f..
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ALL persons indebt d to the late
IN firm of Shcrw.o Go, will call on the undef-
signed wIthoue delay, aud s'tte the same and those
having claims aga INST said firm will pr~sent them to
WI H. SHERWOOD
Dallas Texas, Aug. I, lSt5-47:lmo
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

- 49, 1N-&4AA
NJ RS. LOU U. COUGHANOUR
4V1- w,li open FEMALE SCHOOL In the town
oi Dallas, un
Monday, sept. 4. 1906.
Rates OF raiIIon per session OF Twenty Weeks
FIRST tLAS>-ofthogmIhy RrndIug Pen.
mtnship anu First Princnlcs 1T Ar hInctic SIS 90
Sc OSb GLASS-fnsli-h q ammar G,ogra.
Thy, rlin'pliy, History, Analysis II the
Elgii,h Language. Mental aud Written
Aiihm-ir pnd Composite ,,,..........,...,. ls 90
THIRD rLASS-A'grhra, q s'metry, A.tfon.
omy. Chemistry, Mental aud M"rai rho--
ply, BIZ y, Geology, Rhr'oric aud Logic, % 30
INCIDENTAL Fse"...,....,,...,.,...,,.... ,... %
Toe hb"N" prizes are In Legal "a rncy. Specie 10.
ken AZ smuLrt valnr.
Lnch student viii lie charged from The Tins Of
t"ring scho"l until he close Of the same with poii-
hte'gno distinction or lost hs,c, tTtep; IN Of pro.
hdr ~ = cin .. q"
until iur'her arrangements can lie made, tho
srh."l VIII he taught In he Dwelling recently occu-
rlel " Mrs Halhck.
nfla4. Sr,A, AUG. 18th, 1ea5.--ts,ly.
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NSl'EIG,E.

4 WILL Ieceivo from all poreona
Il indebted te me for professional re- vices who wiz
mike payment In n short time. good Wheat al QUO
DOH per 'l,shc dr Gtcenliacks NJ par Said wheat
c,n i delivered. at any of the Mills hin sx miles
of alias, and the receipt from the mill owners taken
by in settl, ment of accounts
G. RUSSELL.
D,u,a Auo r
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For RENT.

FUN HE-NS,
A LARGE, two story, brick store
IN. Ilrus-. siuia,d on lie Wesi side of The Publis
square in The iown If Dallas. Enquire fJOHN W.
LANE. At the Cruiehfcld House, or at the Herald
Office, Dallas, Texas.
August 9th. lSG5 -4T;lmo.
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sales or Real Estate.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
CLARK-OsDoRNE. On Monday, December II, by Rev.
Hugh II. Baur. ROBERT c. CLARK TO Miss ANN OSBORNE,
of this city.
HUxT-EAMEs -On Monday, December H. by Rev H.
w. Beecher Gro r. HUST United States Navy, to Coz
DELLA daughter OF Luther Games, Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
HorBBooK-SMru. Williamsburg, on Thursday
evening, December z at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents by the Rev. J. s. Inskip Mr. JUDsoN w Hoi-
BROOK to Miss SERENA SMITH, eldest daughter of Capt
Thomas Smith. No cards.
MuNDY-BEEKMAY.- Hudson, N Y, on Wednesday,
November 20, by the Rev. Mr.. johnson, Mr. Il. II.
MuNDY, Of New York, TO Mrs M. BEEgMAS, OF the for
place.
TrBBErs-NEM.-On Monday, December IL, by Rev.
Robert Travis Jr, LUTHER c. TDBsTs TO ELIZA M NEAL,
both OF Falls Village Conn.,
Observation-Disclosures On Monday, December II, at
the residence of tho bride by the Rev Robert Lowcry,
SAMUEL r. UaDERHrIL. OF Brooklyn, TO mary A. WooD-
HULL, OF this city. No cards.
YoUNGBLooD- AT Jamaica I. l., on Sunday,
December TO- by w. L. Johnson, d. d., WILLIAM YousG-
BLOOD, of Brooklyn to Miss BEL. EDWARDS youngest
daughter of G. Edwards ESQ., OF the former place. No
cards.
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ing November % compare with the statement u '"'
previous week as follows -

The Bank Of England reduced ITS rate OF on the
oad November from seven per cent at which it was xcd
on the TIN Of October to six per cont
The discount establishments of England had reduced
,heir terms for deposits to per cent the present
rates being AZ per cent for money at call, at seven
DAVIS, notice. and sd at fourteen days notice The joint
stock hanks now allow ~ per cent for deposits instead
Of
The Bank Of France return for the week ending No
vember % shows the following changes, as compared
With the previous account-Incrcase Cash. 49, 500 000f
pecrease-Bills, 1850, Ooof advances, 1850 oOOf
notes, $500 OOof; current account, 7,126,0o0f The
Treasury balance is stationary.
The Bank OF France had reduced its rate Of discount
from five four per cent but the other parts Of the
Continent the quotations we're well supported The fol-
lowing were the rates in the principal cities at last
dates
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63s packages cut meats and 05 kegs lard The business
In pork air but prices were Irregular opening urn
but subsequently, ruling lower, mess closing heavy lat
&2s u.s. The sales all for immediate delivery com
$28 for prime mess. The demand Tor beer was
steady, and prices were without important vafia
ton. The sales covered $50 bbls. Eat Sill q $l4
for plain mess and sl4 81! for extra mess ness
at $32s50 S34 Bacon was nominally una red, win
small sales Cumberland cut at loo. l5hc. Cut meats
inactive and prices were much lower The sales
were about 200 pkgs ut lie l3c Tor shoulders ana
at the commencement but subsequently ruled hrmer,
and prices the close somewhat higher The sales
largo, comprising 200 bbls at 10 Nc 20c Butter
was inactive without apparent change In price Cneese
was also unchanged The sales W 70 very moderate;
19c.was outside price for small lots.
PETROLEUM dull, and the market was heavy only
q small business was DONE comprising 1000 bills, mainly
a. c for crude, on the spot and Tor all the month
RIcE-Thero was more inquiry noticeable for lots In
bond and prices ruled somewhat higher Late Saturday
evening 200 bags Rangoon sold ut &C. a 40 gold, n
bond. Carolina was quiet. We note further sales 10
tierces at 13c 1876.
SuGAR was dull and heavy. The sales were confined
TO 10 hhds Cuba muscovado ut 13c and 100 boxes low
grade white Havana, averaging No. ~ at l5Ac Re
lined was inactive at 15c 1870 for soft yellow, l7hc
"A nc for soft white and l9c. l9Ac Tor crushed,
granulated and powdered.
SrEARINE was in improved demand. The sales were,
S. 900 lbs at TO 1885, also 600 lbs grease at l2c
1870.
nominally unaltered. We note sales OF rs hhds Ken
lucky at 10. 1916, ana "a cases Ohio seed lear at
lie. a 12c
TALON was decidedly active and prices, II any.
thing, were rmer Tho sales embraced l20 600 lbs at
1870. 13Ac.
WmsKEY-Recepts, IS bbs The market continued
Quiet Prices were without material change. We note
sales OF $50 bbls. at So "a a 50 49,
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The traffic receipts of railways IN the United Kingdom
OF Great Britain amounted for the week ending the 18th
OF November twelve thousand two hundred and
ninety miles, to 1850 517 and for the corresponding
week Of last year. eleven thousand eight hundred and
eighty nine miles, to f6l0227 showing an increase OF
four hundred and ten miles and OF f49 200.
1t is considered settled that So, 900 600 will soon
be raised for railroad from the Western Maryland Rail-
road via Hagersown to Cumberland thereby opening up
another outlet from the Maryland coal region to Balt
more 1t is said that this road is of great strategic sig
nificance
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CITY cOMMER6IAL REPORT.

MONDAf, DEC II-0F. NJ
AsHEs.-Receipts, II packages The market was
quiet, but prices wcro firm.
BRsADsrurr. Receipts "a $40 bbs -four os2e bush
els corn I'll do oats 400 do rye, and II, 400 do
malt state and Western -four In very limited de-
mand Prices again changed in buyers favor TO tho
extent OF 1oc 90 per Dbl all qualities. The sales
comprised 200 bbls revised quotations suboned
Southern -four in moderate demand only and prcos
further declined The sales embrace 400 bbs Canada
-four was very inactive and prices also lower the
market closing heavy a decline Of 10c 20c., with
gales of $50 bbls Rye -four continued quiet $50 bbls
sold at our annexed quotations Corn meal without
special sales; prices were nominally unchanged. wo
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FINANCIAL.

TINTED STATES TREASURY,
u INTEREST DEPARTMENT..
NEw York, Dec. &, 1855
Parties holding thirty of the three years
three tenila notes maturing on the 18th inst,
requested 70 hand them in with schedules At any time
priorsto the Iith inst ~ .
Holders complying with will have their coupons
examined and checks given for them the ith ns after
O'Clock J.. M. .
Blank schedules will he Furnished upon application Mt the
II. III. VAN DYCK,
Assistant Treasurer United States
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(yOUPONS or BONDS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
" OF San Francisco due In this city January 1865 WIN
be paid In gold coin by - -. c,
Nuw youx 4 1865
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The market for wheat was very inactive, and prices
were again nominally 1c &C. In buyers favor We have
only TO notice sales OF 30 900 BUSHELS mostly amber NIL
waukee VI 75a 81 TO- quality Corn was also quiet
and prices though not noticeable lower were decidedly
weaker The sales confined to about 10 600 bushels
a. PC VIC Tor unsound, o3c 0ac. for sound mixed
western, and ssc. for new yellow Jersey. Oats were
again dropping the market closing with more sellers than
buyers The sales were to q very moderate extent and
mostly, not all at 45c 60c. for unsound and SIC
o0c Tor sound Rye was unchanged In every respect
about 1000 bushels State sold at 81 H. Malt and barley
continued nominal, with very moderate inquiry.
Co1ToN-The market was very unsettled, with down
ward tendency The sales were mostly 10 the local trade
for consumption comprising 1850 bales at revised
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Tho discount cuii, the first grade OF commercial
paper passing at per cent and the second at 10 II
The supply is In excess OF the demand.
The gold market was frmer, opening at 1441, de-
clinng to l4444, then advancing TO l45i4, and finally
closing at las Loans made fat
Foreign exchange was steady Bankers bills on Eng
land sixty days quoted by leading drawers at
I09k y, and 1l0l4 4 at short sight Some transac
lions the former took place at 109h however There
local commercial Southern cotton bills offering,
and those OF the first class would command nearly as
much bankers bills. Buyers are holding back, but
gold is likely to 20 forward TO Europe In larger quaint
ties than Of late the exports being at present light
Petroleum stocks dull at the first board Phole
Crock closed Csc hs her than at the Saturday,
selling at s14 20; Great Western Consolidated sold at
&c., New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Soc, New
York and Newark 45c., Bradley Ssc, Excelsior ST. First
National 43c Northern Light SO, Oil Creek 81 CO. Tack
Pot 30c United States s2i So Webster 81 25 Gunnel
Sold 81 Is AT the second board Oil Creek closed lsc
higher the first board selling at 81 IS; Pithoe
Creek 20c selling at Sl4 40 United States Soc, selling
at s25 BenehoG Run sold ut SIC 05, Bradley G5c Ex-
celsor ST. First National 43c, Rynd Farm &C., Gunnc
Gold 81 Is
Tho failure Of three produce firms at Chicago ad
monshcs Western spectators grain Of the danger Of
boarding. but has produced percoptibc effect here
Tho business at tho Sub-Trcasury today was as fol-
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Bunk Rase. Narket.

The following table shows the present value in England
OF gold and silver coins Of different nationalies accord
ing to the British standard, per ounce:-
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ypiond. F7rida MJ,ile ~ q = !

FRkorrs were dull for Europe, but moro active for
California The rates 10 California 40c Soc for
measurement goods, 1c 1kc for weight, and 81 for
nails, with free offerings The engagements 10 Liverpool
were $50 bales cotton at nd. 5.10d so bhds ailow
and 80 tons hides at IT'S Cd so tons oil cake IFS
Per steamer, 900 boxes bncon nj 25s 800 tcs beef ut
at 3s 3D., 400 bales cotton at I'D. To London, 200
bbls -four at Is Cd To Antwerp, 500 bbls rosn at ~
Iiops we're steady The sales reached 100 bales, at
previous prices.
MoiAssEs. The market steady, with n fair dc.
mand The sales embrace 90 hhds Porto co at 65c.
g5c, and 100 do Cuba muscovado NJ 55c
PROVISIONS. Receipts 132 bbls. Dork h71 III hnnf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NROTON AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT NEW YORK.
Saturday, December 1855 At meeting of the oncers
and employees OF the Croton Aquednct Deparment
called 10 the chair and Henry L. Robertson Clerk 70 The
Board, was appointed secretary
On motion the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted ..,,,
Of the decease Of the Hon. Myndert Van Schaick,
Preaident OF this department. and Whereas aside fra
The universal and heartfelt expression Of those feelings
oiscsy assocsted with him cannot but entertain, Il u
but ttng that formal though ct this time necessarily
brief and feeble acknowledgment should 20 made 81 u
obligations which we in common with our fellow citssenA
Of long and we'll spent life eminenty conducive -
their health comfort and happness and whereas the ~
rv Of the introduction OF Croton water IN our
in Ia conception 1882 its undertaking In 1885 ana It's saas
ton OF the present Croton Aqueduct Department IN -
and Subsequently faithful and efficient adml
OF its executive duties, but transcpts from sno u
records OF Myndert Van Schaick; therefore
together we feel that but attempt chow
il may express deep sense or the loss Wcn
city 81 New York has in the deceasc OF
Van Setback for 50 many wears her most asvo.eu 1
her best interests and to whose unrng enor more
10 those OF any other person. the people OF this arc
debed for the origin and happy contamination OF yeo
work of introducing into Their streets ana aa 81.
will TO ali future ages be his best and most enduring ma
None but the actions Of the Just
Smell sweet and blossom In the duss; . 5000
family our most respectful sympathy in their great
Resolved That the officers, clerks and employs OF
department will participate In the solemnes o. me
ceremonies on Monday next ~ inst Tor , wncn
'n'' o"'oo va - THOMAS STEPHENS, ChairmAa.
HENRY L. RoBBRrsON, Secretary
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The following letter is published in the London Times,
dated at the Treasury Department at Washington, No
vember 4, and Is said to havo boon received from the
Secretary by . merchant in London, although IL is
signed ~ r. NcCulloch":-
The subject Of Issuing bonds the principal and interest
OF which shall be payable ia Europe, Is receiving my
careful consideration and will, doubt not receive tho
attention OF Congressearly In tho approaching session
As you have witnessed the overthrow Of the rebellion
and are now, from time 10 time, advised OF the rapid
progress which 10 being made In the extension OF tho
federal authority the recently rebcous States
the establishment Of civil government therein under
distant day the rapid funding Of floating debt aud
the establishment OF our financial credit the most
satisfactory basis