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WE fear that Gov. Shurkey, Of Mis-
souri,, is hardly Iustifying his rcputN-
lion by wisdom. We supposed hin to
be the nblcst of Provisional Governors.
But he is making gr1ver mistakes than
any Of the others, IT the accounts we
receive are true. lie Is proceCdingns II
civil law and the authority of State
government were fully restored, and he
were tl.c actual Governor. lie has mp
pointed courts and sheritls. and has
complained TINT the military authori-
ties do not honor the writ Of hGbenS
Corpus, issued by those courts. lie las
underworld to set on foot II military
force. lie lns ordered each county to
raise aud arm two companies Of sol
tieS. We ut n loss To understand
how he could have committed such cr-
rors. Mr.. Seward and MIR. Stanton, ii
il snid, have promptly reminded him
that martial law IL still In force In the
State. and Gen. Slocum has forbidden
the organization Of the companies or
dercd by Gov. Shnrkoy, and has ORDER
ed all citizens hollingarms to give them
up to the United States officers. II
GOV. Sharkcy is not disposed to conform
to the ideas of the General Govern
mcnt, Of course he must resign. But
We cannot understand how he can tilil
to SEE what his duties US the head of a
Provisional Government, sustained by
the military power Of the United States,
require of lin. Until the civil gov
eminent is fnirly and fully re-cstablish-
ed, and the President lras withdrawn
the military forces from the State and
restored the writ of hnhcdS corpus, such
action as tie Governor Inns taken is, of
course, irregular aud understandable.
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WHY NOT USE TIE nESr.

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact TINT MATHEWS NENE-
TIAN HAIR DYE, Is the best In the world. II
Is tho cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete In one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hnIr. No trouble. No crock or staIn. Does
not rub OF or make the hNIrappcar dusty and
dead, hut imparts TO 1t new life and lustrc.
Produces beautiful black or brown, M pre-.
terrell. A child can apply II. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. LMATHEwS, Manufacturer, n. y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole.
sale Agents. may9O.lyeOd
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

wASmISOToS, Sept. /, 1865.
10 Ills Erce'icacy, he GoreIHor of Tie
State n West Virginia, Vhcc'in1:
SIR: Your Exccllcncy's serious at
tentIOn IL invited to the accompanying
letter Of tho Acting Surgeon General OF
the Army, to whom the dispatch from
tho United States Minister ut COnstHn-
tiuOple, which 1t mentions, was re-
ierrGd. The evpediency Of adopting
sanitary measures for the purpose Of
preventing the introduction Of ASintiC
cholera into this country seems well
worthy Of consideration.
/ have the honor TO be
Your EXCellency's Ob't Servt
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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operations arc being carried on vigor.
ously and tho developments made
within the pllst few weeks show con-
cluslvely that our new State contains
beneath her soil millions in wealth,
md time alone will develope her
hidden treasures.
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spetlal alotltrs.
COCO CREAM FOR TILE lIAI!

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for tho IIalr.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid POmades!!
NOmorc rancid PomNdcS !!
you want something elegant,
II you admInc delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
Ifyou want your IIair preserved,
IryOu want your Hair to grow
Iryou want to prevent premature Badness
II sou want to be rid of DandruG,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use tho Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use tho Coco Cream.
Price IS cents bottle.
For Sale by
LAUGHLINs & BusHFfELD,
ju2i Wheeling, ". Va.
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THEWnshington, Pennsylvania, news
pnp"rs nre "ngngcd more or lCss in eve
ry lSSn" In dunnlmg drfnultIng subsrri
bcrS appealing to their honor, md
likewise to THOR generosity, to pny ~
wh"l th'y owe them. AZ longns ncwE
papers continue tho pOrnIcIous credit
SySt"m for subscriptions, Ro long will
they he forced Ionrpc"I long md loud
md often times In win. When will
they lCnrn TINT there liz hut ono efficient
way 10 publish n newSpnpCrP Credit
IL, Inns boon, und over will no, tlIc grcal
sIaugIIicror Of newspapers. II donor.
allies them In every respect.
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A Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
Clemens, ldccchSedl for the liberal patron,
also take this method Of informing the pub
lie TINT we intend to carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business liz NIL It's bIOnCheSl
at the old stand, No. ll0 Main street, where
merit a continuance Of tile patronage be$tOw-
I'd on linn. j. CLEMENS & co.
y. 1--we uiSO intend to carry on the I'm.
dCrtakIng Business MS before We keep con.
Stuntly ON hand u null assortment OF Metallic
and other COtlills. nug24
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SURGEON GENERAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON Cry, d. G..
August 10Th, 1868.

w ASIIISNEIUN NIIlt D' 20
August 10Th, ls'5. }
Hon. WTliiam III. !Scward, Secretary Of
State.
SIR:-In the absence of the Surgeon
General, have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your commnnien-
ton Of the 9th inst, enclosing despntcI!
from Mr.. Morris, Minister Resident Of
the United Suites 1T COnsuIntinOplc, rel
alive 10 the rlvages ofthe Choleruin that
quarter, tSc., and would most respect.
fully recommend that the attention OF
the Governors Of States be invited to
facts contained therein, with II view to
the prompt establishment Of rigid quar-
antine regulations, to prevent, If posi-
BILE, the Introduction Of Cholera into
this Country.
The despatch from Mr.. Morris, and
enclosed piper, ARE herewith respect
fully returned.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
G. II. CRANE,
Acting Surgeon General.
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA
Official I.ecornrn endntIOn.
rnr srArr or wEsr YlnoIN1A,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEST,
NVuPPITSu SnntnullIpr = 1SEj.

EXECUTIVE BEREAVEMENT,
WHEELING, September {, lsE. J
The attention Of the people Of this
State il invited to the su6joined cores
pondcncc relating TO precautions
ngninst the introduction OF AsiatiC
cholera into their midst, and 1t is hoped
that all In authority, particularly IN
cities and towns, will Use the most ju'
(liciOus measures nj their command to
protect the community, MS far us posi-
bic, from the threatened srOurge.
Respectfully, a. !. BOHEMIAN.
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EVERY ONE SIIOULD USE

HALLS VEGETABLE slCILIAN HAu
RENEwER-Tlat splendid preparation +
the Hair, which is hISt becoming 10 pOpuln
and 50 much enquIrcl for.
No one who.hus used II will ever give II
ItsuSe.
II Is Vegetable Compound, and contain
no Injurious properties whatever.
twill restore Grly HaIrtO liz originated
1t will prevent the Hair from falling nut.
II makes the Hair 10 grow on Isal1 Head
II clcNn&GS the Scalp md makes tic la
SOfL and luEtrOIIS nIl SIlkcn.
II splendid Hair Dn%Slng.
II IL recommended nnh IlSrNl by the tlIS
medical authority In the country.
10 particular To ask for HALLS v EGETAlu.F
SlCILfAS HAIR llESEWEII, IN there IL q
worthless Imitation In the market.
For sale by all Druggists
II. l.. HALL. Il CO., PlOprIetOrS,
SILSlIuR, n. IL
TIL. LOGAN& co. and LOGAN, LIST i
CO., Wheeling, W. VA, Wholesale Agents.
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AGENTS WANTED.
ron
'Tle Secret Service, The
Field, The Dungeon, and
The Escape"


" y. Tribune Correspondent,
TNIlE MOST INTERESTING AND ENCIT.
i ing book ever published, embracing MIR.
Richardson s unparalleled experience for fnlu
years: travelling through the South In the ~
cret service OF tho Tribune 1t the outbreak OF
the war, with our armies and fleets both East
and West, during the inst two yCnrS Of the
Rebellion: his thrilling capture; his COninc-
nent for twenty months III seven different
relrl prisons; his escape, md almost miracu.
lou! Journey by night Of nearly 40 miles, II
will abound In stirring events, and contain
NOR OiiliG fact, incident, and romance Of the
war than amy Other work yet published.
Teachers, Indies, energetic young men, aud
especially returned md disabled officers md
soldiers, In want " profitable employment,
viii lnhit peculiarly adapted To their condl-
tiun. We have agents clearing $40 pr month,
which VIZ will prove tu amy doubling nppll.
cant. send for Cln'ulnr. Address
JONES, bros, 4 CO.,
y. T.. cor. 9th and Minor SITS, PhllH., Ia.
uHEs,- im,JWH
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BY the Governor Of West Virginia
A PROCLAMATION.

IEllfEENN. W ORIGINAL. VACANCY
w INi.t- ~ riliC' NJ Judge iOl the Ninth
iEdE lrcIit, and u vacancy has laVl a.
Ftsi' .itG th'' uillr'"t Judge for I'll" lrhlll
.UltF1i fDui ~ I've WIUUNAl ht H." Lays
htu'', Dr.; IulinW. kr.4ntsiy. iTUin Sild uilU'
TT, 81 Nh,'h NNghEr'~ hnN" ls"n i'ul'
I-"',flN hil',l ~ ihr IuhuUtr prescribed by
hV, NKI. whereas II Is nIRic IN" duty ui
IL" ''Ok'tnng a. LiNu notice Ut such Nnrhp.
Fi"~ ~ proclamation. AMI hy the SIinc a.
NpINint SUI" Lay, not less ihulI lhiTiN nor
ulun lhhn slNiN iipNs frnm the date thereof.
int tnl'lii% .e,ilnuS iutill Md vacancies!
NuW, therefore, I, Arthur !, lINrman, IUN.
CTIt"I 1t the state ~ West Niglnin, hereby
glN" nOiitr 1T the Vacancies existing ~ Hinn'-
SAL udWpIUluI ThuralNN, III" lN,ruty-siNt
iinN "t'NiUls'f NoNt for budding elections M
sI.l SNyanri,N. Amt the supervisor Hnd IN
slsr'iOrs ut election ~ "nrli voting place win
III the several COUNTIES composing the Ninth
ANT Tenth Judicial ip'uil~, arr hrH,by diuTt-
1l IO hold elections NJ their several plaTA NJ
Nn'ing, IN llr Tiny AMI tUr ilu ullir,S lrp'lu.
before sISSif,1i, nud Ia nukU due nturiI there
al In HNpnlIMS' with section forty llnT NJ
chapter one bundled NJ the Acts NJ eighteen
luudnNl and INty'lhn0.
- III testimony Whereof have herr
4, luWin srt my hnnd and CAUSED the 1Il
- IOt the 9Iil state Ia la NillN,1l at the
Capital ~ the IltN 1T Wheeling, tins
il,irty.illSt huV ~ August, IN the wear III our
lNVi, eighteen mnluvl Wd SiNtN.nVr nOd
Ol liz Stnt' tie iIlnl,
ARTHUR !. FOREMAN.
by the Governor
tIl,>NIlIrn u. HALL, Sccl'yof tie SInrr.
Nrul lnIlAW
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BURNETT HOUSE,
ClNo.INNArI, ONO.

SIl.AS J.. MILLER, Proprietor, late Of illU
I;nli lInUN', Louisville. Ky.
HAVING PURCHASED THE LEASE
and furniiur" Of he lilRSisT HORSE, anu
In the lS'Ni possible manner, solicit n sllhn'
ni the patronage 0t tile travelling public,
Promising ihni fU-'S Shil Il. nS well, II not
lttri. "Ipd fT MN they ever wen NJ ihe
old ''aiI House, ii'i'N Eilnl'r' days, $50
slI.AS 4. MILLER,
nurs i'm Proprietor.
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E U R E K A!
THE
HAIR RESTORATIVB!!
This is no Hair Dye.

TINIIE IMMENSE SI'tCI:SS WITH WHO II
this Preparation hns met during tile sh0Tt
tlmr Il has lHrlI before tie public, has indu,Yt
tho thousands uni i"t.s NJ Thousand. VII"
luIVT uSISi and NltUSlIt. IT. virtues, IL pn,-
nOMnCC y the ONLY and TIKI l. Hair Itcs,,r-
ntlVC. Tie EpWhA hos H. v iuiusIuc,.l uiu
NIL the prtnClpi! rlths bIn, Eat an MrsI,
and having faithfully I-f!oiynt.l III ilnI l.
claimed lnr II, h,ts Itlspr,lt,' IN other lIait
Preparations Tile Euitt .,.tur,, trn Had
To liS original color prevents ilt, lar iTuu,
mlllng uui, hy CAUSING nlIlihN t,,Ghl'ipU ri
tile S''llp, impnriiuH IL ~" Instr y -..al,.s,,
md El4sN, and N"niimi ,Yi1antns' that ~.
nlh'r liar lrrlnfn',nii 'l'H pnsld,s, tbs
Eureka Is lrU frIm al lhpnIliI,, II lul-,g-
Gus drugs, nlWl Cln u uss.i Niihuui selling
aNlpOr hands.
MnnminctunN nnd soil vi. li,>s,lr anil NJ.
tail, by liOllEltl FISHER, ,"l,, Ng,sut,
No. - North Finn .tu1't. ~. Louis. !tu
Sold Wholesale nini II ..'H ~ 4. II. laG1i,
: To-, nlIl Logan, LIS q ~. ns,fui, 81
Wheeling, West Va. Su,d gl,n hy I. issL-
lG sI'Ifa .ludAN
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s1tlv Advfrtistmtnts.

IIOOTIS on THE FAIR GROUNDS.
TTNHE COMMITTEE On FAIR GROUNDS
will L1O OH the Island ON Monday the 18th
Inst, from ~ O'Clock until u, and from .
O'Clock until I, for the purpose Of renting
booths, All who ARE dtSlrOnS Of obtaining
bOOilLN Will b. nrAeMi rs nDOve. helG.2lN
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Notice to Commissioners in
Unorganizod Counties,

SrNrE ~ WEST VirGlNN, J
OFFICE sECWErNHN Ur rms NTNrT,
Wheeling, August n, lS.i,l
COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTIES
\ which have moi Yet held their tilSt ci,r3
lion, clN prDrun' the nC,VSSAry lNl lln0l,s,
Tally Papers nnd fUnnS, Witch II j. nude
their duty by Inv To provide, ny application
10 IhiS OlN,V, stating the lnmlWr Nt NOllnR
nlnr,S IL lN supplied, aud directing how the
Poll llOulis, etc, shall lN sent
GliANNlLlH u, llALU,
SCpilmlNW S,rtcnlN al The state.
OSn, WIDE HEllrs IN WLACk MN
Zt)NI light CnlOrS,
gao Wide Buckles Of the prtlirSt patterns,
ForSIlV by " S1EoLL 4 DlS9,
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VIZ notice sales u baltimore a. Ohio
railroad stock at ll7-Ayo days option,
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l'HE GAINESVILLE CHWiT complains Of
tho Central Ohio rond, In the mnltor Of
delayed trains,
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RoInoVnl.

NIE HAVE REMOVED III TIIEI. LARGE
w buildings recently occupied hv AleSNrS,
WHERE We Will always lE found with n lnrv,'
assortment NJ Groceries. PrIN lsIOus, Gn,ln,
S'HNl, &C., tn Which W. lnVlt" the hliunllnnof
nlIr rlcmls and customers rIlh illr rnmmum.
" generally,
nnElS.lm PRYOR. lIAHnIAN 4 "a.
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IL ". nlhlhS, n uiuu,ut, I'M. RICHARDS,
IL y. TllOMlNOS, i, u, uuultI9S,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17
Bsltirnore Market.

SATURDAY, JuLY Is, 1865.
tPrfcss 0fvsn bslop refer 20 phoiesais opsrations
onty. uniess other0fse erpresssd
CoRFgR--we have only TO notice a sale OF 2o
bags Rio at 2o3lsSoo. currency. - " ~
FLOUR Light receipts OF Western aud Howard
street, with good local demands, causes hrmness
on the part Of holders. Sales reported include
10 bbls. Howard street Super, in lots, at I. asa
N3IIS, and small lots Of extra at s5ats per bbl.
We have no change IN quotations, viz! Toward
street super 7aS7 2j do. Extra 7as7.75, do.
Family sooatei Ohio Super and cut extra 8. ga
CITY Mills, good to fancy brands super, 7i2IS
af72i, do. shipping brands Extra y. 2jaso so
standard Extra 800; Baltimore Family eli,
and high grade Extra sio. 90 pcr Dbl. Rye
Corn Meal 5aA5 ~ per Dbl.
GRAIN. -wheat-2O60 bushels white and $3.50
bushels red received market not SO active ;salos
Of 1000 bushels white at u ,s5as2. IS, and $500
bushels red at u ,7oas2 per bushel, Corn-oOOO
bushels offered, with sales OF 5000 bushels white
ut SlaSl ,02, small lot inferior at g5 cts 25O
bushels yellow only reported at IS cts. per bushel
Guiding old and new at 6Oa7o cts. weight, as to
quality. Rye-Jo0 bushels offered, and ls0
bushels sold At 81 cts per bushel.
MOLAssRs. we report sales Of 1G5 punchoons
~ cts not; $40 hhds. and 80 tierces Cuba al a
cents; rs hhds. and 10 bills do. at IS cents per
gallon, both 1 mos.
PRoyTsToSs Market continues excited and
prices furthor advanced for all desorp Of the
Hog product. Sales Of 100 hhds Bacon Should.
era In lots as l7al7lIc closing at IKE so hhds
Sides In lots at lSalsAc..; Hams 2sa3Oc a, IA
quality. Bulk Shoulders at Ice. offered, lBI<c
asked Sides quoted atld,lalsAc. Lard held al
2ia2l &c. per ID for Western. Salos OF Mess PORK
reported at ~.
suoAR Tho salos late on Friday mot before
rreeportpdl and to day comprise l2J hhds Cuba al
l2l5c. p hhds do. at 12lSal4e. SO hhds Porto
Rico at l3ai3lIc. net; 30 hhds do. at l4al6o. l3i
bbls English Island for refining at ll3Ie. mos
80 bhis do. choice grocery at l8c. not market
closed strong. = -. -.
SALr.-Thero Ia some inquiry to day, and mar
ket hrmer both for Liverpool and Tanks Island
the tendency being upward.
WHisEY,-Wo report sales to day Of 2l8 bbls
Western at S2l4 aud small lots at a. 10 per gal.
Ion. Very little stock offering.
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SAILS FOR wERs.

PROPOSALS will be received by the UNDER
signed until IL o'clock m. on "WEDNESDAY,
July 10, 1855, for building each ofthe following
described Sewers, viz:
Sewer from street north to street, In
Third street west also, from Third street west
to Second street west, In Z street north.
The Sewer in Third street west will be circu-
lar in shape; its inside diameter will be four
feet. Tho Sewer In street north, between Sec
Ond and Third streets west, will be circular In
shape, its inside diameter two and half feet In
the clear; the wall Of the Sewers will be nino
inches thick. The grade Of the inside bottom OF
the Sewer In Third street will commence at the
inside bottom Of tho Sewer on d street north, and
run parallel with the present grade Of the streets
Specifications can be seen at the City Commits
-ioner's Office, at the City Hall, or City Survey
or Office, on Monday OF Friday. .
Bidders will state the prices per lineal foot hr
each Sewer separately, which shall include all
excavations and filling which may be required
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
GEO. W. COCHRAN,
GEO. W PHILLIPS,
iy1o-aodtln Assistant Commissioners,
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z h ROL EUM n.
THE STANDING STONE OIL COMPANY
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL. a. 900, 900,
In 20, 900 shares, at $50 each.
Subscription price, $l6 per share, sub,.0st IN no
other call or Assessment.
Aworklns capital Of 900. 900 ros, rived. Only
1000 shares to be sold at the sub.
soription prioe

The property ~ this comp a,v cons,s,. n, Tho
we'll known Martin or stanf ing stcp" tract and
contains from 2, 800 to sc M acros 81 Lana i'm
Zee simple free from leas' ., undivided Interests
he IJt,is k,n 1ns ~ me creek ia branch Of
through this property, and it has upon il a larger
amount OF porlng terri tory than Ia owned by any
other company in We st Virginia. II is situated
~ pr.ntH, ne Ar the celebrated Rathbone,
tory Ia Ave times greater and 4. sor.,Jarod ~
AZ exPeneneed o / men familiar with the oil dis.
ulo' VI Wes, w sina quite equal to II not supe-
I Az 70 .ho haI bone tract. Tho Standing Stone
~ company g property extends from the Little
aet9ss Tie waters Of Standing Stone creek, in
Sn,,umalhg portion Of Robinson g Fork And Two
R.ns. run, and is Immediately in the Great OIL
BREAK, ext ending from Burning Spring through
by standing Stone and Petroleum 10 Torse Seek
Wells n'iar the Ohio river, and embraces the
line OF UPHgAvAL.
Tie property OF this company has not boon de =
tNPou, ior the reason that II belonged TO miner
LYLE, VINO could not convey until they attained
days ago.
Walls arc being bored on tho adj Joining lands.
S,n on hau. IL Is said that upon this Standin
st0nh tract oil was first discovered in l79ag
On the Deyers farm, adjoining A well ia being
pored and oil obtained. The wal i OF Mcfarland
Jones, on tho Morgan land, is near this prop
These lands are held In trustbvJ N Cam
den, Esq. President First Nation al Bank Of Par
nersburg West Virginia, and q 10 Hon John &
Csrlie, Senator In Congress FRO. N Virginia, and
w MI pc ny them conveyed to tho Standing Stone
III company Whenever the stoct to be disposed
OF py subscription Ito wit: 90 900 shares) shall be
subscribed aud paid for Thrt Q thousand six
hundred shares Of the stock hay Q already beer
subscribed and paid for.
Subscriptions received at tioe banking bou.a,
OF RIGGS CO., and RI"-TR1 noUsR, Pow.
LRh 90 ------.- dsl4.1
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GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
~ AT AUCTION.
W. L. WA. IL 4 CO., Auctioneers.

n -
Will sell at pUpIi'C AUCTION, on THURSDAY,
Univ ao lsgi at ~ o'oIock m. nj tho Navy
yard Wasbin,,,on n q, The foiiow,ng named
yossais' bslonginy 10 IA United states Sayy De-
nsrtTnent. w -
stDE. wheel. Comma DoRE READ-Lenqth.
l7S feet breadtb m feat depth, IL feet Inches
d,s mota, ~ cxI,nbar "a l.. hes stroke OF piston
II saat " N'A'''' ~ I'M" r'
SIDE WHEEL CoMMop, 1RB BARNEY
rongth Iaa foot. hroaIth On "a Al dentb ~ faat
da6stsr ~ cviindns Ssit inohs. I; atrote on nis,
ION o sea, - ''' "'|s '"o"'"
sinE. wJtEPT. MopcR r,,u,.S laa fact
breaJtb "a feet don,L 10 foat m, ,eter OF evil
indar Ss inebos. a fcat siraSo "'A"
pRbPpITER CPifS.nPp ro,,,,l lao feet
brsastb, 2s fcet. Jsntb II faot %iama,o OF cyl.
,nSar o. inchos OF Inchos $3.50
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-17
LOCAL AFF RS.

ST.. pETEp's SUNDAY ScHooL.-The distri.
button Of medals aud premiums to tho childr n
OF 81. Peters sunday School took place yesterday
afternoon at st. Peters Church, Capitol Hill.
The ceutre pews Of tho church wore filled with
the children. very large number OF parents
and friends were In attendance.
The exercises were opened at four O'Clock by
the children singing hymn accompanied by tho
melodeon OF the school. ......
Rev. Father Boyle, the esteemed pastor Of tho
church then made a neat little address to tho
children, after which the names OF those who
were to receive the rewards were called out by
Mr.. " y. King. aud the medals and premiums
presented by Father Boyle .'r-..
The highest honors consisted Of two gold
medals, one for tho male and one for the female
department. o. AID .... ....... .r.......
IN tho male department tho contestants for the
medal were Masters James Bourdrau and John
Moss. In the female department there were nine
contestants for tho hrst prize, viz: Misses Alice
Smith, Sarah Cromwell, Augusta Meade, Maggie
Waters, Cora Hutchinson, and Annie Conway.
The medals were drawn for and won by Master
James Boudran, Of tho male department, aud
Miss Maggie Howell, OF the female department.
About one hundred books wero thon distributed
among those children deserving rewards.
Rev. fathor Boyle, the much beloved pastor
Of the church, takes tho greatest interest In tho
Sunday School, aud has q distribution Of pro-
iniums every year to the meritorious scholars
Mr.. V. Z. King, the superintendent, IL much
beloved by the children, and is well qualified for
tho position he holds. 49,,
AT tho conclusion OF the exercises, tho audi
cnco were addressed by Father Boyle In neat
aud appropriate address.