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Exit Denuisou.

PRESIDENT JOHNSON is entitled to the gratitude
OF Vie mercantile community OF this city, for re-
moving GEorGr DESsrsox from the Office of Naval
oi'o'r oil ms Fort. From the commencement OF
ms career as an oficiAl having control over
branch oil tho cislom House business Of this city,
'n'S inAn has pursued a system OF operations that
annoyed importers, and in various ways worried
them into complying with demands, which put
money into the pockets u this mercen.ry naval
ofheer His dismissal canno, fail to give immense
satisfaction 10 all who transact business 81 tho
custom House.
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A ItunOr.

In CONSEQUENCE Of the numerous complaints made
Agsinss policemen for using thsir clubs on tho
htaesof refractory drunksrds, IL Is rumored the
Police Commissioners are about to furrish Cayenne
or red pepper to the officers, With Instructions to
pu! good pinch thereof IN the nostr.,s Of each
drunken prisoner, TO make him neezo VIC.
lontly, sud thus clear his head aud restore him to
temporary consciousness while on hi. way to n @
lock-up. 1. would he Infinitely better than to rom
der tho poor drunhard unconscious by On injuIi.
ciouS beating.
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Improved Dwellings for London worhmep

London is IN very much tho sane situation As
Nc" York concerning the tenement house rui.
sance, although We must give toe former ety.
credit for its practical efforts to mi!SA!c the owl
ve'-l house. building assoc .tious have lately
oe'n iormea among the plilanthrorns and CAP
talSs of London, with the view Of amellorAt!us
tie condition o. nc working classes, aud among
this number On. EsE PEABODY. the eminent Amer =
eau banker, resident in Loalon, occupies Lead
IN position. Concerning has efforts in this respect
London journal says;
II WI he rtmcmlercd th.t rather more tbs,
thfee years aS'--!u March, 19Co-Nr Peal ody, ~ a
American merchani, declared hrs intention Il Mac
lHs ~ 'ue hahaH o. certain gentlemon whom ar
named Ss trustee, the m.Eias nj SIM Of $50, 900
Tor no hsneht n the hon, 81 and ludugtrlo,l NOR
o. the metropolis, aud recomm ended that a uoition
Of tic money should he appropriated 20 tho u ,r-
pose Of royidlng improved dwelling holass Ia,
q working classes Accordingly il wa. Ietern.
ined % purchase Ihe site OF a bile Of builgin "a
known MS wards Pace, LoNer street, or ss IL
row called Essex road, Is inJton It tha tine dersf
~ occupied w community for the mo-, mari Gu
stng ofthievea prostitutes, and some of me v,orsl
Characters IN the metropolis who herded ioyethar
with hale or no attention to morality or ds9,nrv.
The old houses were speodily leyelled, and The
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The New SaynI Onccr.

Tar appointment Of Hon. hosEe y. ODILi, as
Naval Officer Of this poit, will sr.tiy the MGR
chants and importers Of this cty moro than
any oher appointment that could he made
M. On IL is 50 well qualified, b. cxp,rience, to
oil Vie important of.ce, tbs. we rcyarl his sp.
Ioin,mrnt as an indication that President ions roS
means to remove, a. IN early day, all the corrupt
o'hc all who have ohtaiuol Iowcr, and replsr.
h'm by tho most honest and capable men h.
can Igo 'uc For many years NJ OIsIL pe plod
to position Of n entry CLERK in tlc NV York Gus.
ior House. Tic thoa became ,Le priucip,'
Dpu,y Collector, unl while in clarpe
OF the First Division, importers seldom 50.
feslel from his decisions. lie next orynod
banded warehouse, ana vhcu compelled 10 qai,
tbs, business, was appointed G-ner, kp;rairor.
Eventually he rcniyned this Office, and was cItctcd
Ecpr, sentative IN Congress, b. tho Democracy Of
B'ooklya. His career a. Washington, ,ud his
patriotic lnborI there, have entitled him to tbs
new appointment
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TRADE NOTICES.

BOILERS MAKERS AND ALL THOSE
- working at boiler work are requested to az, nd
Saturday evening, Aug. 10, at O'Clock, business
VI Importance will be brought before the meeting
lZ0 by Order Of the Con. init &c
HAI.NESS MAKERS ASSOCIATION Win
L hold their sem-nonthy nieetns at Cooper In
nlliu {, room "a Friday evening, Aug, 1slh, at
O'clock, FRANCIS HARRISON, Pres. FRANCIS
AuEks, Rec. sec. lUl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Phelps Headache T-trnEons 49, Recom-
menucu - ieiGns PIN sicans Ios headAcue sIrkness
Al Omnch INDIGESTION, loss Of appetite, coustpa Oa
and all bilious Affections. Eota.ic1 ty dfI 'zrig
GENERALLY. Whole med by r. 4. Loyej1y, o. Futon
e. sample box sunt any where ~ man Tor 62 ctr
Wheeler IL Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Mach nc And button iioio hachiIe, 40. Go I.uad-
way, \. V. siI
Howe sewing Machine Company No GO
Bro,fwny, y. !. ELIAS howe, ia, Pte,ifrl'.
AreLis NaA'ed gis
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VERBAL uhANTs rercfrinstors hsve at las,
oro"f1' nm 10 Galens' Illinois, his old home, aud
ihs place from whence he went little moro than
'our years ago 1A private citzen Never did
m.n @'H distinction AMI honor more rapidly, than
mas General GRANT, during theso tour years. Hs
was Pl.in- nassuu!ng tanner then, eomp.ra.
lively poor and with no influence outside of hi,
immo''sto circle Of EquAsnt.necs. In . bushes,
'oini Of view no had proven very nearly a failure
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TRAVELLING

II uDsoN RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL.
Air.ne sn "a tnu amer Monday, june 9th aius for
oS et IT. tfsiLs W. leave New Yok a. iolows
ga ga 4'Su "a 81 Dpot oOth e. and l0th ave "A
Pls zolh II aud 9TH ave at Ii A. N. and 441 mi
Rp GNTY" sico on either route W. Il. Wander.
~
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personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANI ED-0F JOHN DON
j ANOF, naive of tie toEnland and parieh OF Null
lenohe, county CaNan, who lan4et on the 3lst Juv;
was last the lat met when he ent to Caste
Garden. Any Ierton knO Siug OF l,s Whlrca,,pt,
VII oblise his cousin ROSE DONAhOE, by iniornl-
IIr her NJ $ ChEiitor 81. ls
INFuRMATlON WANTED OF MARY
lUOILE- By her sister CArHARtNE, lately landed
IN this city. CclI o. Address, hami ave, Book
Hn, /. 1. .5l
T EFT HOME, ON TUESDAY EVENING"
II Aug. Is, before o'clock, little girl aged aboit
rs; had dark delaine dIess spotted and STRIPED
shawl, ana dark has, trimmed WIN brown ribbon
Any information given 10 her afflicted uother niH
he received with deep gratitude Kay, darling,
nation via be thankfully received VI Congress st.
nosr Blocker, \. \. 81
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DENFgsTFsN.

\ kilflClAL TEETH INSERTED, ON
60 ~" AMI els. go Third 49, ncat 23i a. Hi
a MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
tut9 extracted " itLout pain a. no charge Beau,
nu l'fth lnseliea, ri eech. Tech 6ued wi ll uela-
from Broadway ~ ~ -
A SEA OF TEETH INSERTED WITH OR
ithohl .hihcs'hT 'he root, from To- soto SIS
seF nor ''9u' ,l'er anu Bone ~ nys tytfcrt M
YAK ~ pan pan 'DniPH DUDIA, Den,ist rs EUi
H i - "o"A "u NN'. 3s4
Dk. DRAKE, i35 CANAL. STREET, SETS
an a. 10 .',n on silver at ~ to el5; on GOA
~ I" ~ sectional rets ~ cents rei tooth teeth
80 e. ~, tu.l Iohe 'ri'ea s'leT flineA 80 ctA
'oFl P-f to1lh' Teeth rtiraoted vithout pain 40
M AKILl.L, DENTIST, 9u7 BROADWAY.
ieelh On SILVER or rubber 81 SiTous oxide ~ siyen
IL - oartei{ ne" p!ot.sa, FeLrl Luins 81 cents
olA.e AouI- IA. hali-plst az p. VI. 80
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. OF HlBERNIANS-A GENERAL
~ met citing of the oruer viii be held Al Hberuan
Hail, ~ Prince 4, on Friday evenin : Is h inst Al 5
oclock, All members a.e requested 10 attend. A.
order of JOHN aAit IRE, q. 4, JAS. CAsIIAR,
q. :. ybi
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A o. II. No. ia SPECIAL MEETING
"a OF the above No. will he red y. MiIinsn,,
Hal, cor OF yGth at an! 9Th ave, on Ti.Gs,, Aueust
ism a. Z. o'clock Punctul attendance lie Teques,eI
oder OF JOAN REILLY, Pres. THOs. GALA.
GlltR, see. no
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TVHE FAIHtK MATHLW FINALE T. A,
Il u. society, No, 4, y. T., viii hold pubic meet.
i!f At their iaiL 31 kn6l lata a., this tFrd..)
cyening, l. ~ O'clock That eloquent 0 ,s'or 1,,,
Canp.sl viii address the audience. singing hy Mis-.
hshOny aud j. j. smith. hessls Miuer and Iarhert
will perform on tn banjo and accordian ,Jl.S
KIDD Pres. WIN O'BRlEN, Rec. sec iC3
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E'Ok SaLE-AN O) ,TER AND DINING
saloon, Eor doiLg suoi business, With pftv,s
t.p)ci room nots laree ball toOln, W. I'D ward
A'LEi ~. -
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SALOON 1907 MERCER ST, NEAR
furnished. iArgsn. 20
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LOSE AND FOUND.

EOuND-ON THE l21H AUG, A FANCY
portemonnaie contaiuius sanpl' OF .ilK, and
spne none. The owner eau have the came hy call.
''- ~ 100 Nieh 81 2Si
! ,OSI - ON MONDAY LAST, a WHITE
TIE nam. Of lAILER. AM ne rsnr re.,i ri,,r ~
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FOX SALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY
hhd u luoi store d'ins f4st late busiaess lore
81 Reason ior selling, song south Apply
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-25
THELAsT DAY.

This is the last day for work previous
to the election. We have before us
several written communications conjur-
ing and adjuring us to exhort and up
peal to the Union men in the city and
country to stand nobIy to their duty
We do not think it necessary to publish
them at this late hour in the Canvass
We but repeat and print their substance
when mall seriousness and earnestness
we ask our Union people in each OF the
wards and in all OF the townships, If
they feel, each man for himself, as if
they had discharged their full duty in
referencetO the election tomorrow? We
hope every man in our ranks will be
able to say tonight that he has done his
full duty, and thnt he knows of no
short coming that he could have helped
or hindered by any sacrifice or trouble
on his part. There are votes To be made
oven to-day, and they igiiE De made, too.
Shall they be made against us or for
us? This is the question. We wish
every loyal man would take this
question to himself We wish he
would consider it an injunction
TO go and visit every man whom
he fears as doubtful. AMER the cleo
ton tomorrow we shall hear of plenty
of Union men who were not at the polls.
The usual "IEs" and "buts" will assail
our ears. Let las make an end to-day
of all such after talk. II we are not
alive to our duties and do not feel called
upon to visit, talk and reason with our
nclghbors to-day, let us forego any
reflections or complaints after the cleo
ton tomorrow. One hour OF active
work to-day is worth week of COM
plant hereafter. We can elect our
ticket handsomely tomorrow if we are
willing to turn out and do the work,
not otherwise. No staying in the house
or depending on others will avail. III
we win we win by the individual exer-
tions of each man, not of each mans
neighbor. The question is, Union men
of the city and the country. will You
work to-day and tomorrow? This is
the only question now before you.
Give us work and wo will give you
victory for the Union ticket.
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TO Conductor orEIectIons.

All Deserters, and those who left the
United States to avoid the draft, have
forfeited their right to citizenship and
are not entitled to votes.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AdERICA-APRoCLAA
GWhereas the twenty-first section of
Congress, approved ON the third in
slant, entitled tAn act to amend the
several acts heretofore passed to pro-
vide for the enrolling and calling out
the national forces, and FOR other pur-
poses, requires that in addition to the
other lawful penalties of the crime OF
desertion from the military or naval
service, all persons who have deserted
the military or naval service of the
United States who shall not return to
said service, or report themselves 10 q
Provost Marshal within sixty days ar
ter the proclamation hereinafter mem
toned, shall be deemed and taken to
have voluntarily relinqutShed and Tor
feited their rights of citizenship and
their rights to become citizens, and such
deserters shall be forever incapable of
holding any Office of trust or profit I'M
der the United States, or of exer-
cising any rights of citizens there
of; and all persons who shall
hereafter desert the military or naval
service, and all persons who, being duly
enrolled, shall depart the jurisdiction
of the district in which he is enrolled,
or go beyond the limits of the United
States with intent to avoid any draft
into the military or naval service, duly
ordered, shall be liable to the penalties
of this section. And the President is
hereby authorized and required forth
with, on the passage of this act, to issue
his proclamation setting forth the pro-
visions of this section, in which proCla-
nation the President is requested to
notify all deserters returning within
sixty days, us aforesaid, that they shall
be pnrdoned on condition of returning
to their regiments and companies, or to
such other organizations as they may
be assigned to, until they shall have
served for period of time equal to their
original term of enlistment.
Now, therefore, be 1t known that ],
Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States, do issue this my procla
mntiOn, us required by said net, order
ing and requiring I'LL deserters to return
to their proper posts and 1 do hereby
notify them that all deserters who shall,
within sixty days from the date of this
Proclamation, viz: on or before the 10th
day of May, 1865, return to service, or
report themselves to n Provost Marshal,
shall be pardoned, on condition that
they return to their regiments and COM
panies, or to such other organizations
as they may be assigned to, and serve
inc remainder OIL their original terms OF
and, in addition thereto, u
period equal to the time lost by deser-
ton.
In testimony whereof, have hero
unto set my hand, and caused the seal
of the United States to be affixed.
Done ut the City of Washington, this
eleventh day of March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-five, and of the independence
of the United States, the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIANI II. SEWARD, Sec. of State.
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By the President:
WILLIAHI II. SEWARD, Sec. of State.
Important to UnnaturaIized ana Dis
CHARGED Soldiers

Bya law of Congress, an alien who
served in the army is obliged to take
out his naturalization papers before he
can vote, the same as any other person
who is born in n foreign country, before
he can become a citizen. The difference
between an alien who has served in the
army and ono who has not is, simply,
that the discharged soldier does not
have to file his intentions of becoming
citizen, while the latter does. The fact
OF an alien having served the specified
time in the army does away with the
necessity of his filing papers declaring
his intention to become citizen before
he can get his papers of citizenship, and
that is all: Each and every alien who
has served in the army must take out
his naturalization papers before he will
be entitled to vote. All such who de-
sire to vote at the coming election will
therefore take their discharge papers
and present them to any court of record,
and upon them their papers of citizen
ship will be granted. Their discharge
from the army is the evidence which
entities them to naturalization papers,
without the delay of n previous applica.
ton.
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WHY NOT USE TnE nEsT,

Over twenty yenrs' increasing demnd has
established the fact that MArnEws' yEsE-
TAN HAIR Dye, is the best In the world. 1t
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle noes
not require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub or or make the hair appeariusty and
dead, but imparts to 1t new life and iustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 75 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A; L MATTHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
pEAtAS HARNESS CO., New York, whole
sa1e Agents, mayal4Iyeod
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The whole r:the Pre.ldenr,s CONVEX.
satlon with M aJor stearns.
CAuthorfsed Du,Rtea,ton1

(AuthOrfsed puOEieqttOn)
Yesterdays dispatches furnished us
an abstract of the Presidents interview
with Major Stearns. The following is
the full authorized publication:
my DEAR SR: was SO much inn
pressed with onr conversation of last
Tuesday, that l returned Immediately
TO my room and wrote down such of the
points made as could remember, and
having pOndered them all the way
home, am to-day more than ever con-
WINGED that, If corrected by you and re-
turned to me for either public or pri-
vate use, it will go far to promote a
good understanding between you and
our leading men.
1t VIII aIsO unite the public mind in
favor of your plan, 30 far at least as you
would carry II out without mOditica-
ton.
You are aware that I do not associate
much with men in political life, but RAJ
Their with those who, representing the
advanced moral sense OF the country,
earnestly labor foI the good of Onr peO-
pie, without hope OF, or even desire for,
office or other immediate reward. The
latter class desire earnestly to under
stand your plans, and, If possible, sup
port your administration.
think the publication of your pro-
cess of reconstruction, with the reasons
for your faith in 1t, will commend itself
TO their candid Judgment, and as told
you, inspire our whole Northern people
with confidence in your administers
ton.
The report is meagre and unsatisfac-
tory, but think it conveys, for the
most part, the spirit of our conversa-
ton. Although the whole tenor of
your words led me to believe it was not
Intended to he kept private, yet 1 have re-
frIined from answering the specific in
on my way home, lest l might, in some
way, leave wrong impression on their
minds.
Truly your friend,
GEoRGE L. STEARNs.
The President of the United States.
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A SPECK OF DANeER.-The minutest
spot on the enamel of u tooth, is an evil
dence that decays effacing finger has
touchedit. Quickly interpose the Sozo-
don't MS safe guard, or the tooth is
a-dozen. Be assured that nothing but
SoZodont will either effectually prevent
or arrest dental disease. oc2O-Steod.
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DIED.

AT his residence near Houses Mills, Bar
bour county, West Virginia, on the 18th ult
5tll O'Clock u. m, LAMAR MORE HoFF, aged
vi years, leaving wife and three children.
Although his suferIngs were great tow.irl
the close of the comparatively short journey
ofhis life, yet he was resigned TO the Will Of
his Heavenly Father, and frequently ex-
pressed a strong desire to depart. day
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THE English mails by the Scotia
bring us the letters Of the men who
deny that they held the rebel loan. .as
was reported n few weeks ago. some
of them deny the charge in the most
direct and positive manner. But others
evade rather than frankly deny the ac-
cusation. However only eleven ont of
the twonty-eight, whose names appear
ed on the list, have made any kind of
denial. Among those who have not
denied that they subscribed to the loan
are Sir Henry De. Hoghton, who was
down for $500, 900; IsaAc Campbell Il Co..
$3.50, 600; Thomas Sterling Bigbee, $780,
600; The Marquis of Bath, $3.50 600:
James Spencer, Liverpool correspond
emit of the London Times, $3.50, 600: Sir
Coutts Lindsay, Baronet, $3.50, 900; Lady
Georgiana Faul, sister of Lord West
moreland, $4,000; w. II. Gregory, NJ.
p, $4,000, and Lord Campbell, Lord
Donoughmore, and Lord Richard Gros-
veneer s, 600 each.
Perhaps the most striking of the let
tiers OF denial is one written by Hon.
Evelyn Ashley, son of Lord Shnftes-
bury, and Secretary of Lord Palmer
tston. We commend the rhetoric to
general attention:
To the Editor Of the Times Sir-Strue-
Cling Ike minnow among the Triton
subscribers to the Confederate Cotton
Loan, enumerated by the New York
Herald, and republished in. this coun-
try, see my name. The sums are
skillmlly propOrtioned to the reputetl
means of EACH and 70 me is allotted on.
ly the modest sum OF s5O0.
On the principle, however, OF first in
Producing, to shiver this. fictitious etli-
flee, the tsthin'' end of the wedge, which
better men viii drive home, / beg leave
70 state IN your columns that at no time
had any share, interest or concern
/ remain, sir, your obedient serv't,
,0I...s. EvELYN ASHLEY.
10 Downing street, Oct. 5. ~
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Mhat Wlll thc az M

The meeting ut West Liberty, yester-
day, was an excellent one. The Union
people out there are stirred up and are
in the field earnestly Mt work. They
will give a good account ofthemselves.
All they ask of us in thecity is to stand
fast by our vote last fall. DOas well rs
Won did at the Presidential election, SAY
they, and we will do better. Their in
quiry is, ''what will the city dOf' We
take up their question and repeat it,and
we ask the men OF Clay, Union, Web
sterandl Ritchie townships, tWhat will
the city dor" We address the question
to them, and to each man ofthe1n, over
and over again, twhAt will the city
dor"
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COCO CREAM FOR THE NAM.
Coco Cream for the Hair.

II
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Away with your Grey Hair.
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No morerancid Pomades,! @l
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you want something elegant,
II you admine delicious Perfume,
II you desireso and silky Hair,
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II you want your Hair to grow
II you want to prevent premature RaldnesS
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For saleby f4
-, LAUGHLLNS & RUSHFrELD.
Sill wheeling, w. Va.