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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-30
Baltimore Market

BY Telegraph
BALTIMORE August -
iGOUR-Quiot aud receipts limited
HUEAT-Dull and lower red p lj44 >.
IDEN-Dull aud steady
VR0VISIONS-Firm.
WHISKY-Closed firm at - 2I.d22I
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New York Stock Markes.
by Telegraph

--s.., New YORK, August %
STCCKS-StroIger but dull Q. s 6's l.20
commons 81 C6i; do. new issue II O4{: U. IS
ia coupons IS; Tennessee 6's 13i; Cumberland
preferred 49, Mariposa III; New York Central
~ Erie SCI: registered 81 05; Michigan South.
,rn 81. Michigan Central 81 OF; Pittsburg TO-:
Tortfwestern ~; do. preferred 3es; Prairie Du
CHEN 40, Fl. wayne s6i; Terre Haute 50.
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r. II. LEE, M. D
AND sIyRGIC.1

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL oE-
IM FICE AND RESIDENCE, corner ~
Mill Alley and Main street, Centre Wheeling
W. Va.
DR.. Lee operates for the radical cure Of Hernia
Stone in the Bladder, Strabismus Tor Cross Eve
and an the different forms Of Club Foot.
Office hours from 10 to IL A. NJ and 9 to 4
p. N myl2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-30
SIMON KEIM,
WILLIAM HARE,

DRACTICAL PLUWRER AND
i GAS FILTER. No. 3 Monroe st Wheel
ing, W. Va.
Short notice. sep2I
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New Carriage InuufncIory
JOHN PFARR,

MAN UFACT URER Or AL
NJ KINDS OF CARRIAGES, Market Street
a few doors above the end Ward Market House
Wheeling, Va.
~ Repairing done on the shortest notice
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j. & q. BAYHA,
lRESU. CRlCsSEH AND t.41r Il

ID BAKERY, Market Street opposite tue
Washington Hall a few doors above Mon 4
Street keep constantly on ham = iuii .S,,.t-
ment of the above articles
ry' Their wagon runs constantly to ali !. ii a.,
OF the city with Bread, Crackers kusks CtN,s
etc. svEG'
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Cincinnati Market

by Telegraph
CINCINNATI, August -.
FLOUR-Duu and nominally SOC lower no
hIVeTs
WHEAT-Was offered At a decline OF i7loc.
go hHyers
,ORN-SttIdy.
OATS-Lcss hm closed TT A
EYE-Sl 40.
WHISKE-FiTm at - %.
PROFESSIONALISM and prices nominal.
LARD-Firm at 234
ifNSEED OIL-sl Go.
GROC ERIES-FiIm at tull prices.
rUEESE-l70ls
EUTTER-2503j
EGGS-!5 020.
GOLD-Sl n!
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER South
Street, near the b. & q, II. X. Depot Wheeling
". Va. All kinds of Shawls. Ribbons and eve
~ description of Silks ana WOODEN Goods oze-
cuted on short notice and on rec sonahe terms
This is the first and best Steam Dying EStib-
lishment in the Western States sep21
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JACOB GROSSCLOS,

(SuccessOr 10 fIOho q NlOsSCIOs-J
NJANUFACTURsl RDE EUGSsstss,
Nl CARRIAGES. RUCKAWNYS &c &C,
No. 70 Market Street keeps constantly ou ntnd
and manufactures - order al klrr- ii worn N
his line Of business Particular .ttrIt,oh -, n
to repairing.
Ia Second hand Carriages lut la -...e loI
sale. -.p2a
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P. E. ZINN,
a CONEECTsAN

wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Fruits,
Nuts and Cigar AMI manufacturer OF Kehnod
Candy.
Wedding ana Other parties furnished on short
notice and accommodating terms sep2J
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SWINE.
BY Telegraph
NEM XE.RL A

Beef cattle market was without decided
change the supply orplime cattle was rather
small and this Kind therefore sold freely At full
previous prices. Other kinds were plenty how
ever, and with only moderate demand Prices
favure the purchaser. though there was no de
,'ded decline. Mich cows we're steady with
moderate demand at previous prices Veals
were tirm Tor all kinds; which sold freely at our
quotations above Sheep and lambs sold telera-
Cly well during the week and some dealers re.
uOr; some light Improvement Hogs higher and
IN good demand at the Improvement
Total receipts of all stock for this week aud
asst week were as follows
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New York Money Marker

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, August -
MONEY-51G per cent. for call loans
~TERLING-Dulla and nominal at 81 49, q 6,
fOLD-Without decided change: opening al
81 l4i advancing TO 81 44s. and closing at 81 I'll;
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quict and firm
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WILLIAM KRYTER.

NJ Knives, Scissors, Cutlery, Sheep Shears
&C, and dealer in Hardware and Guns No. 1863
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va. sep20
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DR.. WAGNER
MRS. G. ZIMMER,.

MANUFACTURES ALI KFSns
Nl OF CRACKERS CAKES, BREAD, Sc
No. l62 Market street, East side "a few doors
south Of the Market House, Wheeling, W. Va.
janl0-6m E'.E -.,...
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TIHR DAILY REGlhItn n yltsf
Il BINDERY tar1s out AL k'h -. stess-
and Blank Books. for individuab an k.p1s
boats. railroads. and Counties
bipdinz done, r-.r--re ls'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-30

~ aH74Eg gaHfaa TIT
on 1JITTT4E .Ug- .-9i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-30

McGABE, KRAFT e. co, Wa .,..l. yir,ns
sale Agents for eastern Ohio ana kiA
and sold by druggis; everyrhsTS
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a single bOttlo vilflas, a m'nt'--''
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Good Advice 10 N orkingmen.

Tho following article 10 from the Che,go IIsIa
the leading Demoeist organ of;he Northwest Its
caution TO workingmen 10 beware Of the 'eheme' oil
politicians ia deserving Of arerton
lie Lonton ESGIsETn, in On artel. on li striEesl
ehlmeiales the Prominent cnes wilcn nav oo. ~ e
IN fhslAnd during he .. esoIt cthluIy, 1Ony nlhe
are henVoned In detaii,An itit TACT r9ithy ~ no
that IN not one Of them the object ol lIe move
wages during these ptTite. VI. over tllVu0Wl.
When to tins j. sdded the vast amount rh'oh en-,
poytr. must have lost al the same tlm'' MI. ~
suffered without any eomDCn..tion. Itl. ono OF The
mo't curious o. ndustrisi pheroleas ny Se'p 70 70
tle nntoiy ol sNeh cases 10 ne'e sul @ 1rss @ ne
ah1nht OF lnalsputabc .icenct 10 et' ta.s snos .
lns the inutlty Of egif Atiye ntefdelgt tnt.e ~
yei bodies q EoIkin ,msn snd legl.laton voo, ~ ~
he op.rs,5ns ., .temp, 70 I9'es n, st,bs law.
/" 'uppT and demand, snli" v n" vre~
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s,d Legislation 10 Affect th.. laws, ere No
more sensible than would b. the boiling
OF . stone 70 eItrsct from II the qus ity
~ rrsvity. The Legislatures of eorns of our East
or states have already had before ths bills rsdue.
lus dsy's labor to eight hour, Prom present indi.
tlons about W introduce the same thins In poll
tes and that the fines Of candidate for legislative
houor will be made TO depend uron his belief or
professed belief, in the pfOpriety OF Iedueins BY
lessin ion the legal days labor 10 eisht hours II 10
om profound desire 10 secure the benefit of labor
Ing men that vs are compelled 10 dieeountenanos
n, legislative movement. II 10 not becsu,e vs
tnthcient but simply from the fact that kuov
thh legislative interference in the present case viii
teeut In ipiary 10 tho very interes for phoee I'd.
Nsnctmen' " 10 designed to he used. A scientific
colompoiar,, In commenting on capital and vases,
says - be true vav 10 make vsses hsh 10 TO make
capital abundant and the vsv W mate waG's Low
- TO drive capital out Of . trade or . country.
le save a. much s posdhis, and invest u In
,neir shops shere u will pay them fifteen
Yer cent, II they do their best Many owners
o. leading Machine shops have been roor vorkmen,
snd nave risen a. others may rise" AL history
snow, thM the tntetietenee Of legislation has the
etcct TO drive capital from country, and In oonse
Ynehes, sase, go down; enppoce the Ler.lature OF
Illinois should make legal day. labor eight hour,
the result would he, not only that capital vould not
como here, but that oapitsliss already heie would
remove 10 some oihsr state. With q lesscning OF
eepta would come an inevitable reduction Of wages.
Msvsrn our friends Of the laborins classes not 70
sloT themselves 20 be made the Instruments Of
menu OF mem, wll do i 10 sam position, 70 se urc
th'i rute., bot sdvsnee their interests They
ha'e nothing TO gain from political interference bat
much 70 lose.
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Execution Of the Guerrilla Mngruder

The guerrilla leader xagruder was hanged in Lou,.
vile, Kentucky, last Friday, having bees found
guilty Of seventeen murders The JouESAI says
The roading Of the hndins of the Court Martial
occupied about ten minutes, during which tins
MarrudeT maintained the utmost oompo.ure and
dignity When the csptAin finished the horrid re-
cit, the prisoner and bis spiritual .dvser united IN
prrver, Mssrnder suppneslne WIN ,in1i eaIne't'
~ shieh he replied. Not VOID" Mr Harris then
placed the prisoner upoa she uap, adjusted the rope
ntout his neck, diev the White cap over his head.
The body quveIed Eve or sii minutes before life sas
extinct. At the expiration Of twenty minutes 1t Nn
cut DOWN and transferred 10 the family for iuterment
MsErudor vm dressed In q military Jacket and
sray mixed psns, with a white linen hand
terchief loosely tied about h. thIoat lie wss
.Iion; black. curly hair, dark blue eyes, Gfe-
eian no'e With An Intelligent pleasne cast Of ooun'
tsnance, and. when smiling, showed a set OF hand
come e'h--alogetheT piepo tessing pci SOD one
whom nobody would deem oapab OF enaeins the
crimes Tor which he Was put 10 de,lh, During yes
aud other relatives. Every effort vas made by his
friend. 20 obtain isspiial and up 70 aiev nlnSte,
before the time that he was conducted 90 the scahold
he felt coutdent that the zane could be obt ined.
A. lie wa, brought from h,. loom IN the prlson he
Before his execution, and In fact some four seek.
since, BIO prolestei the Catholic religion and DID 20
| Ia the full hope oil tutuIe forgiveness. Ho
made confessions in conformity with the re-
ligon he had pIoessed, but which are moi nide pub.
lie, Auer the body had btcn cut down ~ c,ogd
made ru,h for the scafoi 70 procure ,e-s Of the
same, or strand OF the rone y bch vas used In the
J execution, The seghr which he ihtta IRON bs
mouth as he R-cendel the scahu,d, was picked up ~
one Who was pretent, and he ~ te,.ostd On all
! side, tor piece OF the ZANE. Henry -. Asgluder
Was born OF very respectable patti's uCAr Lebanon
| X lie was Just entering Lie tsrnp-s-toid yen.
! When tho rlclllon commence h' tde by s1o'
with thousands Il misei buuL4, Su,n., espous,d TIC
| Arued cause Of she houth, and rallied A. the vl.n
| call OF BuckueS md other leaIeu; fnteHas me
army At tue age OF seventeen Ntalt he toiQred the
| foT,unes Of Gen. BuckneT, until aier tAe bA.te OF
. Fort Donelson. Having cscapnd from thst bloody
field young hggruder ioined the hofy-gu.rd Of ten.
| Allert sydney johnson, u vhlrh "rvice ne re-
naiifd until the tail Of his uhieiisih AZ oLlloh'
suhsequenilS, aud up 10 a short time beoTe h' cap
tute, he continued in the legitimate profession OF
| arms. But evil associations corrupted lam.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
FpI.copui yention-seveuteep Day

PhiloGeiph.d, Oct 24.-The General Convention
Of the Eplscop,l Church rsassembled to-day.
tn, 1nmiitcc Gu CsnOns Ieported THAI II uss
iu,1pedent 10 change the title OF the General Cou-
,,ntion TO the "iIeit National synod"
Ibe Cominit tee on the Provincial sYsern proposed
by the Conventions OF New York And Peunsy lvanIa
and by c.rtsin meml ers o.. the House. reported Gs
follow: ''The Comm,tIeo 10 not prepared 70 rtcOm-
mend the adoption Ot any titles By Bishops or the
ronierring uVon them any new poser ahoctinr tho
pnritv OF the Ep,topas ~ IL no eItt., and submit
he iooyinr pru posed ranoa 1t ID hereby declared
- be lawful the diocsses nos ctistnf or hel e.
.ter 10 exisI hn the limits Of any state or COM
Igpveuton or council representing such uIocCus,
sbIc6 nav dpiib.iAe snd dec.d .de upon the comLou
in.rett of the Chuigh rlthin that state, and exer-
s,e any d.egated powers not incousls cut vita the
son.titution and canOu- OF this church"
A me,sate Was TcCcNei rom the House Of Bishops
announcing that al evening session would b. head
to.uicnt, and soon thgletiter they would meet tle
members Of the lover holse oi the ciOslng services
q the Convention.
Prior 10 the adjournment Of the convention, Hon,
Nj kurgIes otielea Tes0Et4un, HhCn vas adOp ed,
rArne that IN view o ne increased cost Of living
IN, ,alaIes OF cittgvfuen oulhI - be iucTeGted al
Iteft by one-hat Inc amount merry pAid IN con.
committee Of conference NAs appointed upon TIE
,uLdald yraypi BUOk 70 tlt curing t4e recess,
me sses vas lecely 81 iIom th- lluute OF Bishop
.oleurling IA the amendment 10 tie constitution o
tlr GENERAL Theo 0g. "a. : iuinary.
10Th houses ne ths evening, end after shor
,.',lou Lei. IN lJ.ut mee.Ins, closed the Convention
-IA Iril,lous se4Yces a..ef NniSn lhey snJOLGneG
s.gt -le.
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General Intelligence.
rBr kaa % the ysv YOri sun.l


CnUr Ju.Ttor CnAn is At present soiourninr q,
Gibr.lIor, Lake Enc, 81 The rsndsnee oi jay
Cooke, Esq.
ANNA. fyor, Flor1da stste that the election On
N. ihb in,t resulted in the su oe.s Of the [ MON
ticket. The vote wls very light no, over three
thousAnd.
r, 1. ,,noy,ed ths, lsrr, number AZ troop. rom.
twisting IN IN. cavslrv m yirgin, viii shortly "a
p.id "a a, Richmond and mustered ou, OF the ser.
yics
TIM military polies now on duty in Richrn opd,
". a.. ahou, 4, ba removed aud III, s vii .utbcr.
ue, ara Organizing an efficient police 10 lake thsir
nl.oe
-.
-, 80. -. -. 49,. "A -. nn.i,,on ~,
,hs purno,e Of .c.epiine The Pr.sideney Of Coils
T,rs AIN. Manu- securing Comp.py a, Hartford,
Conn
- -. .,,...,. -. Ait
ar m.ns, ." n nP.', nv w.s1rs,n,'
~ - - -. ~. .,nu.r,. 90 H.
ch,rysI .oldi,r, Tho total force Of ,he depart
1r .rt 1. u OfT n,i.. and ia females
r. = - ,,,-. :, ~ ~ n....,,..,, To-,
int eAonusW ii, " na.S 80 -, 1880 ~
VIZ ~ ~. oaas ,1.s ~ II '' S,r ~ - -
" - - ,h s'r,., 80, sSa Goo Too
only.
r. ,.,- 81, r.o.5 .,, a, a.. p-..i
Wv 'o"NsoS, .. ,i,,. - ,,,..s IN
ueLN @ su. s u. w.. s,.,. ia
t 80 Ss y -. 80 ,,aan. a, rS..,rv,
80 Dstls, ~ ''
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News Items.
By Telegraph b ne Ssv Ysrh sS~.I

A prsrAros from Indianapolis says ,hsi Gov
amor Morton bss hsd relapse, and II lying very
IN with rhsumsrsm. and 10 threatened with par
slyns.
LAras number Of passengers Of the steamer
CiressnAn, from Bremen for New York, (Which 10
ashore o. Cape Brs,onl, arrived o. HALIFAX yss-
,srdsy.
Coxxoponr JoHs 8. Mssroop, U. z. Navy, ord
nance othcer st the Chsrlestovn. Mass, Navy
Yard, died on Monday. He was . native Of South
Csroln., and entered the service in 1874.
TnE funeral services over ths remains Of the late
John Downs, U. s. ~, who died 81 New Orleans,
Sept 91st took place Yesterday ., the rssdsues
Of his brotbsr-ln-lsw In Boston. Numerous oehcsrs
Of The Navy we're present. including Rear Admiral
s,ringhsm.
PnIsrpKsT Jonrsos yesterday appointed The fol.
lowing Directors OF the Union Pacific Railroad Co.,
on The part o. the Govsrnmsnt jesse L. williams
Of Indiana Charles 7. sherman, OF Ohio George
Ashmsn Of Massachusetts Timothy J. Carter, oi
Illinois and Springer Hsrbroush, OF ofPsnnslyvsni
InI fair for the Soldiers and Sailors Home was
regularly opened ct Philsde'phis yesterday, and
was visited by thousands. The Home has been
established nearly two years In Philsdelphia
sheltering seventy PATRIOTS but ss the soeommo
ds,ions are inadequate to the demands the fair il
held 10 furnish funds to build and endow an inst
tuition TO furnish q home TO every deserving soldier
| and sailor seeking admission. - well 80 N a.,
| crphtns Of those Who fell
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Sdntvetet, Oct A-Tbe schooner ryiline Treat,
Cspt Phibrck. from Philade phia. Tor Gouoester
With coal came sshcre Friday night on the sOuth
side Of this island. Tho crev vas ssvcd. but the
vessel vas Total o-s. portion Of the cargo vin Be
nved.
Chsthdv., Oct. fA-Bnt Christina o. ST. An.
dre.s ~ n, -ss In collision vith shsyeliull shosl
hfht vessel on SATURDAY evening and hsd quarter
sto.e in and ruddsr carried svay. She 10 si anchor
In Chatham Bay.
The schooner q. Taylor from Philadelphia. With
coal, for Boston. run down Of Cape Cod, Mon
dsy, By unknown schooner, and sunk IN ten
minutes. The crew were saved. The eoliding
,~hooner 10 supposed 70 have bsen sunk slso, The
crew vers sftefv ards seen In their boats
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resolution - adopted Immediately .n.r srs.ni,,.


tion.
Resolr>d, That the Proceedings and deliberations
Of this CoIvention be confined TO questions cf prar
toe under the existing ls-s OF the United States and
such festions be deemed erpedisnt for the
practices work ns Of the ls-.
Invitations were e1tented 10 the Collector, and
Deputy Collector and also Assistant Assessors In
a., sndanee, 70 tste seats in the Convention Invita-
~ ms we're eiso extended to Hon. james A. Bises.
sent Of the Government, u. C. Whitman, Chief
CLERK OF the Revenue Bureau, and hessrs. David
Wells, stephen Colvell and a. s. Hays member Of
, the United States Revenue Commission 70 ate seats
In the Convsntion. COMMITTEES vn sppointed 70
invite Gov Fenton and senator Harris 70 take seats
In the convention. The following committees we're
appointed 10 report wednesday morning On
manufactures on licenses on incomes and enufn-
Grated articles on the general provisions OF ae
lev on ffauds, and the best manner OF detecting
them legacles and SUGGESTIONS on stamps and
Nsmp duties on fross reeep's and eaTninss oil dis
titled liquors fermented spirits manufac iured tobac-
co and sesars The object and manner Of conducting
the proceedings of the convention eieted quite full
and tree discussion. Letters we're fesd from Com-
missioner Orton and Deputy Commissiopcr Rollins,
approving the object Of the convention Gov. Davis
OF hso. read . circular proposed " be i.sued TO
manufacturers embodyins Instructions n TO tho
manner Of preparing their monthly ttsteuents OF
productions and ses and reins forth In detail the
deductions allowed by the Law. The circular vo re-
ierfed 10 the commit ee on msnutsetuies.
The Convention ,hsn adjourned until wednesday
morninl.
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Convention Of United states Assessors.

Albany, oct. "a Tho Convention Of tho United
srs,es Assessors met in the Assembly Chamber this
evening At seven o'clock. About 6O hs,ossors are IN
.teadsnce from tie States Of New York, MAssaehu.
.ett., New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
N.r Jeuey, Penn.ylvsnis and Ohio and additional
e,ecttes viii arrive tomorrow morning. Hon.
-.,.le. Hudion, Of Matssehusetts, was chosen Pre-.
,d,nt Geo. A Hslssy, of New Jeuey, Vice Presi-
s,rt and Henry ". Eastman, Of New York, and C
c, E,ty, ,f N,v York. secretsrie,, The following
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Virginia,
Recovery OF Col. Dshigren's RinG-Politi-
col Matters. Etn.

Banimo-s oei. a. - Richmond Papers Of this
-orrins state tha, the rms Vhich vas stolen from
The body Of Col. Dahlsren BY cutting oh the hnssr
bs been recovered ltv found in the possession
s Or. saunders at Loretta E,,eI County.
In the 9Th Congressional District, Rev. n. A.
Davis bs. been elected by s,m,ll majority, over Or.
stoover b. neIt highest competitor The Lynch
tvig VIh6TsI,S ds,snats' M. Davis n an old vhip
end eonie0ative.
The RIru slio ssy' Hon. A. H. stephens arrived
In Lynchburs on sunday evening, on his way V his
home IN Georgia. He did not visit Richmond In biz
route, but went direct from Gordon.ylls 70 Lynch
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jamaica.
Negro Insurrection.

Halths1, " s. OF. s4-The Hslifnr papers rsport
anesro insureetion in the Eastern part Of Jamses.
y. n. steamer Duncan, With the lT;h regiment and
teld battery Of the Royal ARTILLERY, leaves for Js-
n,iea soon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
PROPOSALS..


(yROroN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.-To CoNTRACr-
~ orSeparate sealed proposals VIII be recev cd at this
Office until eleven O'Clock A. NJ of Tuesday, August 49,
1866 for the construction Of the following street imp
mens-viz: Sewers In Beecker street. between Perry
Hammond streets in FifyfcuSh street, from Sixth ave
point $40 feet eas IN Forty fifth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues in Hanover square and Pearl
street from point 500 feet east q Tenth avenue and
paveens In Seventy first street. between Third aud Fourth
syenues In Twentieth street between Third and Fourth
avenues; In Fifty second street. bewsen Seventh and
Eighth ayenues In Forty street between Lexington
Madison and Lexington avenues Each proposal must
endorsed ts envelope with the title Of the which
Is offered also with the of bidder and the date OF
offering
Blank forms specifications be had application
10 the Contract Clerk a this Office tRotnnda. tty Hall
park. THOMAS STEPHENS, Groom
ROBT. +. DAKRAGH, tAqueduct
A. w. CRAVEN } Board.
NEW YoRx, August g. 1885,
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------'-----------------
SPECIAL NOTICES,

a GARD TO THE PREss.-rHE UNDERSIGNED,
ssssd and virgins occasion 70 tender 10 this
% nos rs. FOR & s % sss
so Bog leave 10 express his sincere regret that III: then
mean ssS work from meeting with
y.rtspe calculated 70 secure and which Il ndispenss
sssa' S1' ssdsns
s. far 70 Wheat sssr n Of .uen .:,.,
.is.
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a.rf ana dissy shsdcws every ray OF light "''
"a, $3.50, ~ a PEDRO REMINIsCA-
asens but may now be Obtained by applying 70 or .rss
6AMI H. BLACK AZ Broadway, New York, stairs.
1yrnaI 30 cents. .
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RITES Forty second Annual session Of his wei Known
schpol Of Engnxeng and Natural Science will conmenee
september IL lb66 The new Annual Register, giving fh
i9ornas!ou may Be obtsnsd 4, q gPlssens b9ckstore
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ITO THE bEnEvoLENT AND CuAhiTAbLY DIS
posed IA Lady, having great aud
bsing almost fiendless La this country. humb appeals 70
rns2hne thus enaonms hsr 70 mans ovson por ners
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY OFFERED FOh A NAN
"a with $1,000 capital OF mors 70 engage ~ lacr.i'ye
business without rear OF loss Cai upon or ADDRESS " "
2schardson, Tsyior's hosei' jersey CITY, n y.
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an "a sstsblshed agency, profits $50 per cent, The
righAss rliI snsfnrtorv erculars
sssn tpnjy prncipris need appy Address durivs me
1sseeS sppoinJns an pIsterysw boz ieoo Post once
NEW YORK. AUGUST ~ lssSw w,nans. CoPARfNEaa-
xsa shipping agents has been AN Iss asy ds;9'vsd BY