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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
nROOKE COUNTY ITEMS.

The Grand Jury at wellsburg Circuit
Court this week, found bills of indict-
ment against the following persons for
treason against the State of West Vir-
giniu, viz: VIM. II. Miller, ian ex-CNp-
tain in the rebel servicc,) Alex. Camp
bell, Jr., Qately returned from Louis
iann,) Il. w. Morrow. Samuel Blunkcn-
sops, Mordccai suter, S. q. Aultc,
Henry Burke, N. W. White, Robert
Ray and John Rodgers. The Herald
says that
A capias was issued in the case of
cnch individual, commanding that they
he arrested and brought bodily before
the Court, to answer the charge alleged,
and in the case of Alex. Campbell,
Robert Ray, and probably by this time,
others, returned executed. Inc Two
parties named are now In the custody
OF the Sheriff, and II seems doubtful
whether in this ease bnil can be allow
ed. . What the State
will mako out of the cnscs, remains to
be seen. The proceedings, If generally
adopted, will have the effect by loyal
people deemed desirable, of forcing
such parties to find domicilc hereafter
in other quarters than those from
which they cmigrntc in search of their
rights.
II. w. Crothers was foreman of the
Grand Jury.
The receipts of Hancock county for
the fiscal year ending June 10, were
sl3, ,IOG 20, and the expenses were Sll,-
sl4 l3. The indebtedness Of the county
is upward of $5O,OOO.
TO meet thnt part Of the foregoing
indebtedness on account OF bountics
where principal and interest become
due prior to juno 20, 1866, the B0nrd OF
Supervisors, nj their meeting June ~,
levied 81 30 on every 500 valuation OF
renl and personal property, and cnpi.
tatiOn tax Of 81 on each tithnhle, except
such soldiers rs were exempt by order
Of snil Bonrd, and to meet the balance
of gnid Indebtedness levied 30 cents
upon every SlOa valuation of real and
personal property, nnd 800 cnpImllon
upon all tltllnblcs.
The nssessed value Of real estate In
Hancock county IL s0OO,slO Gsi Of per
sonal property, sGIo,s3O. The number
of persons lIublc to cNphatlon tux is $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

The New York World, referring to
the income returns just made by some
of the merchants of that city, remarks:
The aggregate yearly sales of our
leading merchants and manufacturers
will surprise the country. One tirIn,
that of CiniIln, Mellen " Co., sold goods
lust ycnr to the amount of over $i2.OOO,-
600, and A. T. Stewards wholesale down
town department OvcrS30,0OO, 900. These
lists brings to light, also, firms scarcely
heard of out of their own business
circles who do regular business OF
from five 10 eight million dollars per
nunum, The incts given by these tax
returns show in II striking manner the
enormous wealth and business OF the
merchants of the metropolis.
Gen, Grants fnther was nj the recent
republican convention in Ohio, and
mnde a little speech In which he snid:
Ilc had often been asked IL hc did not
feel proud Of tInt boy of his. This re-
minded him of an occasion when this
question wns nskcd IN the presence Of
n Dutchmnn, who interrupted him by
saving, "HO isn't TO blnmci he couldn't
help it,"
Gov. BrOugh il suggested as the pro-
hablO successor of John Sherman in the
u. s. Scnntc from Ohio.
Tho following postolliccs have been
roopcncd in Virginin: Mount Jucksmm,
Shenandoah county, Reuben a. Bird,
postmaster; StrNsburgh, Shenandoah
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
PRICE REDUCED.

A DECLINE IN PRICE 0FRAw MATE
n rial. enables ny 10 reduce the price OF the
Excelsior BAKING Powders. This nrtl-
Gle has proved itsclfwlth0ut M equal In tho
market, and IT, qualify will bc strictly main.
tained. he careful 10 Chtain The genuine,
bearing .ouradlfcsa on each label. Sold In
cans RId In bulk ns wanted, by
7. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
md LOGAN, LlST& CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01

Cd ARR AN2 z RIs RbXS6 Hf5s ttTRdNs t51j6s asa 9E 1
paccaS, LuplnS, Bnmbazines and Barnes,
very wide Black MohAIr, Grenndine, Black
Crnpc MarrtZ and Tnmartincs, all silk GrCnn.
dimes, plain, striped and plaid, black, figured
and plain OrsandieS and GlnginmS.
mGyll j. s. RHODES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
m, C0DDGr and Sheet Iron Ware.

HAyIN,G INCREASED MY FACILITIES
CieS, / am prepared to fill all orders promptly,
and as cheap, or cheaper than can be, hId at
any other house In the Ciiy. Ikcep the lHtest
patterns OF STOVES, both Wood and Coal,
and will warrant every Stove. i am prepar-
ell TO do MI kinds OF job Work In Sheet frun
and Tin and will give such jobs my personal
attention. SpOutlng and Gutterfng Of MI
Kinds always on llnnd. Copper arid Brass
Kettiea and Fruit Guns of the best kind also
very cheap. Merchants and Others visiting
the city Will do well TO give me call.
je2 . d. +. CALDWELL. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
HATS AND GAPS.

=. n. PRATuER,
a No. 80 MAIN STREET.
A LWAYS ON HAND A CHOICE AND
n varied stock of Hats and Caps for Mems
and Boys wear.
Being deSlrOns OF establishing a permanent
tnde, both fl the city and surrounding coun-
Try, all those who flVOrme with their patron-
ngc cnn rely on being supplied with the best
goods nj the lowest figures.
Country merchants are particularly reques-
ted to call and examine my stock.
uOVll s. N pRATHER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
New Millinery Establishment


Mrs. NJ. COLNlG, FOltMEkLn M;
nj MnrdrnA thankful 10 the citizens or
Wheeling nr The very llbcnll patronage e&-
icmd,d to hrr In formcrdnys, Respectfully nil,
nounccs TINT She Inns returned TO the cily nliu
Opened her Millinery Establishment, iew
doors below her old stand; nnd HAVING pur-
InIlIrs' Dr,is Cans. ROuCliCs Ribbons anu
Flowers, ofihc latest Paris styles, requests M
examination Of hcrHOck. .....,,,., ,,,,,,,,
N,H.-B0nnels made to order; custom work
prOmptlynttcndcd to. hlSl@--'r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
Fl 90 P S KI R T
CORSET FACTORY,
l65 Main ST., cor. Market Alley
M MENDEIsON.

JXyoULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w TO the CtizcnsUf Wheeling that he his
opened Hoop skirt Factory at the above
named stand, where he will Keep c0nstantly
on hand good assortment Of the best hoop
Skirts OF all sizes and quality, Rnd CorSets,
Wholesale and mtal
Old Hoop Skirts repaired and made as good
nB now.
Wholesale trade solicited.
Jnnii NJ. MESDELSoN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
Let the suaerias Read and Cease to
DcEpair.

Mr.. JoHSsoS:-Deu- Sir. This Is to certify
thnt by using Eherce. TotlFil1 Of bottle OF your
R1IEGlfATIC CoMP0UAfD AND BLOOD
PURIFIER,,,I wns completely clti'cd ~ C9tTOlltG
Rleumdti1n, after having suffered for more
than eighteen years. II has been over four
since / was cured, and 1 have not felt the
slightest symptoms Of It's return. remain
yonrs truly, ANDREW ARMSTRONG, No.
IS James street, Allegheny City, May 81, 1881.
1t stands unequnlled by any medicine now
before the public, for the cure OF the allowed
namedl diseases.
Readthe following extracts and teStlmoni-
ais. g. I...t a.e..
HSAu Who use L rolehc benqtIl. --
ne n cures rhere all Other reIilrtiics fail.
HB- No other remedy has become so popular.
pD-H II 1ircS IFirCrSnI SdfigJlctiOn.
n4J- The proof is most dbuRdCDlt
nB-H Is The only sure cure for RheltIIidtiSnl.
hE-H q dGRtiHed 10 SupeTScdr all Others.
HB- II Is prescribed by PhVsciGns.
n Is recommended BIZ Physicians.
In truth Il Is d perfect 6cnatdCtOr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01
cTEIN BROTHERS

- Don't crowd tho Custom House md Pay
masters olllCG withnnneB, Jc7.lm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01

A short time since the amount OF un-
paid bills ut the Bank of France amount
ed to upwards of lS,O00,0O0 francs; and
the state of trade may he inferred from
the.fact that eighteen failures, some of
them for large amounts, took place i'll
Paris on the3lst of May.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01

Edwin Booth is engaged to a,young
lady in Philadelphia. II is not yet de-
cided whether or not he will return to
the stage. He has n little daughter Of
five years, who is n born actress, but he
does not want her to go upon the stage,
and may rcnounce It himself for that
reason. Gut3' iats IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01

When Lieut.. General Grant reached
Ashtabuln, Ohio, as he was running the
gauntlet TO Chicago, the people made a
6oquet holder Of II little girl of six, and
passed her along fran hand to hand
over the heads OF themultitude into the
arms oft the General. Safely arrived, the
little creature made this spSoch: 81
wantto thank General Grant for ending
the war and letting Uncle Tom come
home,n l,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01

The wheat, rye and barley crops in
Texas will he good. 1t has been too
wet for corn. Insome parts Of the state
there will be fair yield of cotton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-01

No state or association Will be able
to rear so high and noblea monument
to the memory of the late President
Lincoln as Colorado has already. II is
Mount Lincoln, and is 900 feet above
thp level of the sen, 4f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

i 81
sqaalsd prepasstion which posssesssthe pecn
liar propsrtss Questioning grey harto its
- oansss 70 - aDssMs the color II possesd bs6s0 10
tasDe1 grey. Il Il psrnsnsnt cars for AaalsuG,
and snivens tbs Foots ofths hail, vee
haF lasting and natnrsi oistar~ rures danaFu6sru
looag and sorsssss u thsstn Psrsons thal fed
TIL pspassecn ~ that tAsy have trisd III kins o.
fouSc Hair RssSoratve aad had been abls 70
And suy sssfeie that woald produce the desired ruis
unsll tey I'D trie1 ~ Hsls Tonic Ithas esrs1 Per
ooas uho haA solid Of dAndru1 all limited and
esoentsd together Z the share OF cap covering tie
whole hsad and IN The Of thirty days ser fn9
~ Ienfe thsscasfanl AsndruG aliAsappearod eDd the
hair, which had until that time been prvsstsA ffon
growing, r ssunedits former healthy 1rovth.
In the Of James Mershcs cfths 91st Iowain.
hnty whose hsAd was covered With thick eoesinG u
6nouGa and scurf mentioned sb ,ve, and uh1se kajR
had al1ost fallen 10 shown the virtue o.
this fonjc for the ofthsee weeks applcseeea
effs hiesoalp Assthy condffsoa his hals
ss0nsnced % grow beautifully. This h only one caes
efths kindin thcussnd 1couid msntion many othesp
batfor vast ofspacs and cost prsvsnteA fren d.
iags -.
0slA By H0R0 CADu1, corner Of sseosd aud Main
ssst. fies7t esn per bottle. liberal disro1n3 -
hs syS4s. sc3Aoo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-18

Returning sincere thanks 10 the public and
nsercus neads TO-, the liberal pairIsge bssto~~d
upon rs, . them that paius, expt
vid Be spared TO give peff~et Satisfaction all who
fay with their patronage, and make estab
lsshment the Pside Of The Gnfe CITY
Respectfully,
ocf1o II. n. BOeTwICK CD.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

Mn H.rd. .sd .tsus a;r. Hollis. s.A chi4 O. l. neys
Idy eIi!d sed aa.s dOs Daley Mir 6s,i. y IIss sss
Ssy y..4 M .nS sfsc ds. .od 1T sr
In steamship Ocean Gu eco iro% A.inwa ,Dr ,s.%,s
.srvnnt Mr. Hesemsn, ~ais and c,orrn, the Rey y O.
renny@,n and dy sud. simSH wife e. and eSa a. = =
Mn NTH d. Il Il. Moore 5. Shrn, s. Wsi 4. j. Le@-ler.s
j. c Godfrey. H. M,.;otmet, ,Chs,ls. Lrs,y, Joha :.
ssa H.!4. a.''trs H. sorsod. S''f%asds: Scsa Ms L.
s. Ca.sm,n rir. j. L. Paris sr, O. =. Cole, W. D. Hops
sO, so g H. Ph,ps wife and chl D. ws H. Mosr
Jas n Nye and Mis- Rye A. oPpenh'Grr G". M5: H., W.
Fitch S. JGis Derne,, Mas n. asine, Geo. Gordon vile
aud daas ter, W HeIVsrson, o. Gra.es' A. A. Oonnn5'
M,y Bi 0sHrs + qSda0 f. DS,a M, EscSssd Foe.
]. 4 Levison D,ls. Lake 4. D. Ia Chg. . q.
Efis as,., resS1: sas:s b:.ds J. as'ii osd1s
4 sheru,sn VILLAIN Ms,ish.id. j. a. Creser'in X ,lnec'
Felix Dia'n. John MARTA j. Te%"i' SGei o,v weT1 A.
Drong tho Res john Cnriry W. NJ. Lloyd. L. o. Tannes.
Cot T4opa' Moore & & ienaG, 4 ns ana %i and s ea T. E. X
DOW B. IL Moe.e IL B.araiooI; ls%e. Ms'cai; ~ W. y Msy
Mt;h apds children Marfh : G. so~ ras,ia i roiT
oaa 5 Kno,S AID eryans Mr. Go bft G. H. Gro.eu M
wan Mrs f. H. Shaw and lausL,r. Mrs Nary Ma!.sed Mrs:
5 ST. sheher Miss Mary Page, Mira g. o. smith End chid.
Mr. ST. 81 ' MI y. MsIy s.1n a infant a L. Ms pa" B se jo.
OBrcn Srs X Hodse Mrs Lucy Jacobs, Mr.. A. Harms 'ns
e ws. s a. wife f. and SSfU bay " H. I and wc @ Bosss
wife and two children Geo s. Ride NJ. d. Hedge, L. it
Jo IN irr and thrre children s. H. Psris o. W. Paris a.
Crrisi.oo' Rev r. D. Lan-r d. U. TGny i. s. Cadworth
r. n. Lock ". b. Bonds: " ssnue j. NJ sinisnt rrsnt
Nat.- S. Clrisby l. Jacobs. j. Z. Geor,e, Geo hnh. j.
Hemion NJ Jscobs G. Peli H. .. finch, = Curtis, w Il
Roth A. q. Csbreth VI. Cemcs. ). Crosby l. NJ smith.
D. kirk H. c. Blii.s l.. A. Adins H. i.o sDd D A. ialer.
". 2. Eicr, E. Aboo.., r. $. Cap H. 3 sale W G. Fa'los
j. E. Downing > Randall J. T.. Nest. N. lssacs, n,eS
iirook. 3 r. Read. ". II. Cloud. Eiao Uhimrr B Voc
lsaac Rita 4; NJ Osborn. w. O. fal%er y sutton; u coz
Weston and y,f, G. D. Downcs ]. Dowden Root. saysee<
". NJ. Ha.land, wife and ehid 5 d. ,sdS and vie. y.
blrs C. d. floh and child. II. d. Gilbert Miss r. -
Leonie NJ barse. d. Luthef Wig snd 'i ehIs, n
and Ir- bates and clnor,n. NJ Shute. Mr. h. j. tioGiA
and children, NJ. H. Sand, M MiI. o. ID S}eer A. Jonst
NJ 4 sra Hol,en. AID niaut, Il. EesteIe j. Liuiow ase
clid 3 - Phelp j. Smpsol ir James and child b. 3:
salisbury hr AID ars. Dor, hrs J. SPrague nr; Bel ana
children. L. Ademan- M A.. Criy De.gaoo D Green v.
: ~ j. H. Hu;and. Il. Lsvna, Nj art. Capt Mason. Idiss
Eniraa Eoony, J. Murphy, W. d. Jobusoo.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
ARRIVED.

steamship Ocean Queen, sioeunl, As9inwan. Nov I.
-, cie aud ngis u. b. alien.
stcIus.p (rrI. I5tet.s. Liverpool Oct % snt
onrc- -S,h irtse aEd pa-s, J. q. Dale. Has hal
steamship r. E. Cuysr Do4rd Scvso Orleans y days. with
md-c and fsss 10 IL. a. Cromwell a Co. A..
S;ran~r amoad Pryor Baltimore ts hours in ballast -
4. 5. strsaslg George Cromwell Vail, Ycworeins with
o.. . ud.,. srG pes. to n. l.. Cromwell GO.
Sp tasort bul, Lo'tou esys, "4la copper ore Joha
tax ir (greml Scbue Bremen 3. days, in ballast ssa
BIZ Jeu,is tl.niwood ..iinlwooi lof St AndreSs
y a. Glasgow q aI,s. coii 20 Llrtt. sch g. Co..
DARK Cari ,brGl .soya LscleH ~ Giys WIN uiS'- =
al. o@sy ti'u) Uinz.n Haanburg 81 DAYS, mdse. sua
2o rl- to kuuAldt o. Had ns-'y "elefJ "'"e' l0S'
Rrs ery md Loi.e Po,cr POl; ap Prince Oct 20, les
tt-is 70! Ysrm1a6. Y. 81, Bsuye,t, Matan,ss "a
og ,ds H. Coe Tor N,i nov. iat 81 a. !oI q 3e
aw . slecA ofa bic villa ol,Iua,, ad ioeyard atundhs
Lrs aan.e Collins sui.h Liagan Il days coal to A. Smith
Bag Wan Anthony (of-,.-j, Cooin5s, RiO Janeiro
S.r sa.4a a,d 6ar kenyon. Providence fer EiI.bs'-
schr Surprise necsc. Boston, wih md.s to H. s. Racket
S'ar J. J. spsncer F.eumins ld days. with coiOu 70
sct star King Bsnss. Provnce.Own, lah to wOoi'dfa
scsr .homs Wiaaus. sHe,. Geor-etown $. C., d'ys
naval .toI,s o. Duhtra a Potter Noy = ~ - - on -
,.oa Lpcousef H.. oytrooari aua diowre VA p
% .hor ii. C. te.rus ". by N. - miles oi.t,l.. sA~
aoacs aba-dov4 ana on sal Saw leeis IL o. Oh
sir VIM r. Bower JarEsou Coetsaete for ProTlienc~
S,1r H. q. Arf.a,, kosera. Al bA!y for lroyid rce.
Srl- Carr, Ntiytu Natt-. iz,ce Aport i'f brstoh
scir tuaie u. J-c5bs, pird, Nev-uaVen .or MS-4J
srIr p. ). Tuner. iaiIch, - Jruulaou.
Sehr L.. 81 tt.sor. 'uler Goo. town.
scnr. ! /. Io-a..y, Comp iginia-
Sth- HIl.. ...rl. r flurls , lo0 tor NotTicA
c..r Do. 4. Nil..s, bfpNn. ',oud'ut 4 r'i.A.'n
sc.r Couurctica'. y. PIN, Eondplt for Ofa soE.
Sc.- T.. J. sc..i, Aruo.d io.dout ior OrsssWich tt
Srar FLORENCE. recasli Nlwburs for Ne"' b3ndon
Sclr u li. to.s. fur.i iroS Si-tulet To- Al0~lSl
scrr I. I.g.p.t. ,ilNb, Elr.i0rl.
Sc.r ir,sl.e.l, Llc.. & r.elnuich.
Sctr Iioaoe. g. n..' ouluni g., stone.
S,Hr g.. ua,.. ,I.t. Z t.0.l,'lQe.
Sch.. john q. ctet, johnson 4.Gut.l s,oi
S,Ir. FrB.st -eaI, /. >. River.
s-hr. fulc,n. Nsi, g. dlord lor Ei2a1e.hgot
Scar. rca-urr fsu -, fIihtoi.
Sc'i-. sl.ob ulid.aI' -. nrld ,"qcit
Srus GooG-r >. 90 -. ---, ~ riiHt.
srh-. q. hi5'Tn, sog.r,. Providence.
~clr. - a. y. @ iip, baiy Derby.
Sclf. JuL. IA. B a.legi, togl.lf, O.. - 90
Stlr. aig.on, so 40. NrY 4 e4o 90 tfafrthpoiI
Scht. ". -. ccAin llaIn. Lawns t)rt.sid' e. -,
Scir Washing .on Freeman, frerni' .eto"n u'A
tcar sho1tn. star, krcnr. featioAe' iuA'.r-
Sc4r Joseph f1c,r., kus.ell Pol11,' - st.he'
Sllr. 4. b. .bd,rsol, OlIik, 9oGia+a Oi' s'oie
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
sEgEPPzNG xyTELEzGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YusX........... Nov. 10
Ieasrl.


Soanirhp Aierh6ny Flag. Baltimore, f. W. perviH.
St-ln.slp Europe tt.l Ddc-esuc, i.asre Oeorse has
ken1i-.
,,ramstip Hunter Rogers Savannah. l. L. iones.
Steamship Saxouia (3nelnl, Me.cc Hamburg hunnsrd
4 Co.
sranisiip Elizabeth Fowler Baltimore. w. Da'zen.
St,1n.hIp DiudriOn, Aud, Rio Jancifo via DsroldseA
NrgTt 4 ftild
Snip Adder t.,rcm). rcr.man, Naples, Uurkart & Co.
Slip Grau (ohyj, CanarI Aosoaa La tainos. A. De ais
Cory.
sup 9. Michel tFr. Lssrlngc. BordeaI Funeh. Wencis
N.udt
Bark Airrrinac Marshall E ribe'h Thayer ssrsen':
Bora Geo. Cad (.su Lirsuer COrs Eunch. " elnCLe
Nendt
sclr. Chaia Eaton. Jalemel Brett Son ca.
bsIkF DourIea. tdrj Percy, Phi ade phL Boy& His-
ci-n. .
tsrs VI. 81. Williams (Br) Kennedy, St John, N. y
Pcn.z Bros
BaIk Winthrop (Br). Hell Memsrsra, Middleton Co.
ba GLia titsl, DTa, btorer for oIceIs, j. D. olrnsy
BgfA Ocean Easl". hlaisirl Havana, W. W. Edssei -
Brig ha Columbia. breri IN, CleIl-ston, D. C ~ L ais
Credy a Go.
Bn, Leonard Berry tBr) Steele. Bermudt J. N, Harvey
Brg JoAa GaruId (Srl JanisOn. tiava4a, Ifudo W.
in.. - -,
Brs EiisO, Rumbal, ChaTenton, .C, Merchant Car
man. . ~
dig Neptune Russell Grange Mouth. Merchant & Cor
schr New. York scabaTg. Boston, II. S Racket So'
Schr Samuel Ouiin CIosge, boson ), " Lewis x 20;
Schr L. 4. flaswoah lbrI, Craweu Ponce T. H. L. Il
Smith.
scAr. Grissd, Norton, Boston, =. Talbot L Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
CITY GOvEGNHENT.
r:orrJ OF Ccunci'rAeu.
OFFICIAL \

S.Arsp sEssioN.-ThurdAy, Nov lss;.l
orrct,r1 2o'slook Q. IN.
Ihr s,f1 met. pursuant jour in 1he Chantes
No a. Cuy Hall .
Prrsent-Councmen Roster, BIintnan. Patterson. Le.
Smith, OCslla;.an aud Relly-I.
A quorum failing " 10 ther rsfres ON rohrals
he (ef aunouuerS that tue Board stood ~ ouTIed tl
Aioutss "a, iS.b vsL, g. o'clock D. IA. ,..-,. ,..
yA.al5 M. SWEENY. CeyA.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
Oori- Uar0cns' Noiics.
r.rr or NrM.inar

SrtrE OF NEN-l OK.
PonT-NARDlSs OFFICE, No. 10, su'st
NOTICE j. hereby gwen. II accordance WIN
" I'D on ostr Ger ps,4 april ii, 1857. euiitied An
sf =, 5orrile tir Warden OLile lthe fOit OF New
Yor 70 al r.cn8 ireGo ted in or LyLg charge o. he
,nbec mser o. such inquiry, examination or survey tLss
il. ,io,. r. ve.s.s rudf - on by the Poft
sr jns and that the sad or examinations VIII be
cou et.d w1 tou days ne1. s1ccce-s Rats notice. oA
boa 81 slii vsssis:
II IdhllH'ss .''sssss~i ~ IL
ship A.ecsf.
Eaik Cation. ....kooeTts's stores
hHfk Au nht ~ "a"
t.rA ATsNi,fs t' "
Big Johu ~rNris.....ss IT, ~
IHg LOTi OF i-l s.......s...s.s..s tulte o,''Ss.
Schf. Iotr >.ctNs.. r. -
Sylr. y u
SCl4. n.GcGcn...
AlNIuONNE IOMfnlNc, fft'lGenk
J. AU0s NEREIl-AA, sec etary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
Mnsieai Jnstrnments.
MASON e. HAMLIN CABINET OR.

rINHE MASON e. HAMLIN CABINET Or
Il CANS S-FORrYFINE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other HIGHEST PRFMlUMS have been awarded NJ. L.
H. within few yesrs and TEN within the last four weeks
for THE BEST INSTRUMENTS OF TAlS GENERAL
CLASS.
Printed testimony Il PRESENTED their circulars from
than of the eminent ornnis aud musicians Ia the
country that THE MASON x HAMLlN CABINET OR
CANS ARE UNEQUALED Prices, SllO 10 tbOO. Ware
rooms No sos Broadway New-i ok
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun Pises....6:a1 Suu Se...s:sTI Moon rises .oo:N
Ilgu wATHR TBIa DAY.
s,ndy Hosk. 222 Gov i,s.i.. 1908 Hell 0ate.... 4:N
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
IN - - D. |N.W-Y0EK.
0}acbiucrr.

.fs1O PRINTERS and NEWSPAPER PUB b
! LI.llIH--fOf SALE.
DOlbt Cylinder Pr .in7 Machine,
t-ia t. rrits
Double CvH.f.r frruHg Machine,
bees aixJJ l..het
lsinrlr Small Cylinder Printing Machine.
bed lJEGl ucF~H
Jsr.s I.a.ge Cy i.t,G lriu.irg illclile,
bed 1854 inches
TIE above have been Thoroughly repaired, hsge sefecinE
.Ibsethyels aud gre O.. go1 -s ucS. .
Also or sale, uenl fTesscs tnd eNinking Mechifs'
various sizes. Apply 20 a,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
VOCAL INSTRUCTON.-Alrs. EDWARD
Gaming Ate5cncs.

NE GARAiO's DANCING ACADEMY, No.
v % Wes. FOareea'lsl open WEpNLsDAla and SAL
UDAYS
adies a ?; Ciidreuat r. N. Evenin- Class'7 At p -
.shtl i.trOluce tony rp ere t. sc -on 'he 'eF-
CofLon and the pnId.fr Fr1r-.i7. daLcet ln ny
Percc the pest SuuuHtr lt faFs ari p'rFIs.
kvlg led tLe honor h- elected tprirf"l ding N"n'ff NJ
SeD-itts fradf7.fle frr 'r<c.tc r- lss &c arif
Ares IN Tf1d.rs Irrlr0l e ftTsrr. % uew darc' =
stlring Cl tAo Scc-iy ~ be -Tl-f 70 me o. soon
pducrt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
g'ct'l.,.fi1nl,cinlIst.

NEW RENAL HYMN AND itNG BOON, j. now
r, canin n.ory 2Uo Hymn. aud nnes, ono i- one o.
e .tt1 IS fJ- rcyy 10 dsyci.oaa aud social i',-. g.
M t. 81, boon isu,d. Iict, epef coyeis cents. T." pei.
, b.rf GOV rs 50 cent? 80 tD per dczrp; mtl ed n
-. ,,a,l trie sample coprs maitd 20 Chr.yr cn lad
of sInjay~rhoo % hlf tie -'!ai ri =.
VtR.Cf NA NATER3. no. '5i Nr1aiWly, :. y, Puehhrr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
a,p,~,up,rs Arrived.

In ..,,i, ptuN ftom Liyetpoo-W eabheit Sfss l..
Eamcrsor T. hs,eas 'A hsy y,dSi Mis- j. j. bavr bs % eb
Ti'p nssgr ai wn. neCancs Mr. scby C. seby M irz
simmons }. Gndyk W. G. M9iia{ p.rr~ NJ ~ .to'
ISry saS md ssd s1ssSos ~ a. hos hFSrra1c
IT, rhoer A. Chanat H. Laef = ,',lsi Gi m"nsr mSSn' 4
e,ss,, Ss'.ss p ''T1.s Iss. A. ds,s, E,sh !
,ea a v oS'Pt T,oS and dy s % capr aGS ,5t T. (
Carton =; f nff'pWt ~ turnrehan. II. HovA rth Geo. NcFar
icy ~ ~ ~ ys,r,ac Nj, 9heflds, r. A. firr aud 'Wo "t
Jea H. E.4. 9... -A.s.''' ~ NV -'"'a| '""" '1A
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
Driuunl.

CHARLES c. SHELLEY,
~ STEAM JOB PRINTER
10. % EAGCLAI-Sr,
Shor4 time ortrfs orPlESSNON done fov 10 trade.
TNHOMAS +. SUTTON, Puuter, No. li2
Fuloust-ual "ieEsts. Ccua's, OId'rs o. Dan IL 2.
Iuyi eiions Notc-f, Receipts. Ctr,1 Irce LIS s O..
Is Ling liltsi-. L4b-s. lla obi t ni a Ler Kinds OF
SOD lBlNTING. i'at'y done o. no a.
Ns1M. EVERDELLs SONS No. lOt Fulton
w s-sIEA-f JON 1IlAIEAs All LABEL Man
UEACi UALltS
: ---r 1'-7 u
TrC1c5d'G.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
fIlBE WEBER PIANO-FORTE

E'UT EDLW IIHNU-T UftIL
a 81 called tie bfaI lNsIAUSiENr MADE BY sI he
issdng musician, Of W city e!eahse. It ia pronounced
Ay the National P.snoRorte Accusation snrf trs in their
ROOMS WITH the first manufacturers Of th county eraeiy
lie bESr PiAkpiN AMERICA. sni u,ed BY the Concern
|y oi use and other high schools aiosetler because
!" 'hff immense power. equality. and brncy Of
s'@s' slss'ie touch. ~ d great durability.
"hRERooas. 40. ~ IIoeLse g.. rear gIoAlgsy.