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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-09
sWnrrLIso, Feb. isis 1855.

DEAN REGISTER: The election Tor u.
S. Senator, is over and has resulted in
the reelection of Hon. W. T. Wiley.
This result was brought about clearly
because he had no opposition. We did
think before the election that Judge
PolSley would be nominated and tina! he
would stand very good chance for cleo
ton forhad the Representatives, from
the lower end Of the Sate united on
Polsley, lie wonl have beaten Camp.
bell on the first ballot, when the friends
of Campbell would have supported him,
but a day or two before the election
came off we found 10 our chagrin that
two or three men from Polsley's district
was found to be at work for Mr.. Wiley,
hence his friends were left 10 one Of Two
expedients, which we're then either TO
withdraw his name from the list Of can
didates or risk his election without the
aid OF some three or four members from
our district, the former Of which was de-
cidad upon. We are sorry to say that
the delegate from Mason, preferred to
vote for Mr. Wiley rather than to have
Judge Polsley nominated. This of course
we will leave with his constituents know.
ing that they will either accuse or i'll
excuse him.
The Bill for the immediate abolition
of slavery in the Safe was passed thro'
the Lower House to day by 81 to Ii
votes. |, will. we think, go though
the Senate without much opposition, Sc
that in few days West Virginia will be
a fee State. We sincerely hope tho
thing may be said of all the States o
this Union,
The subject of an Agricultural Col
lego has not assumed any different sbaP,
as vet
A Bill to require all rebels who hay
borne arms or held Office under any pre-
tended government, civil or military, t'
take the oath of Allegiance, is unde
consideration, and will pass. So yol
see, that certain chiyalry whose pridt
forbils their loyalty, will have to s,aut
from under ANON.
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B. G. VS.. DR.. PATRICK In our is
sue of January 26h, we published a
letter from Wheeling, signed "B. Co.
and which the writer now claims was
intended as private letter and not Ior
publication. The writer OF the letter
having promised us before going to
Wheeling that he would become cor
respondent ofthe Register, and the let
Ter having been written in such a style,
and containing synopsis Of the proceed.
ings of the Legislature, and IN allusion
to DR.. Patrick's (copPerhsad) gold bill,
we did not hesitate TO publish it.
We understand that Dr., Patrick upon
reading it, took occasion to denounce the
writer and The Register in a speech be-
fore the House. We have Cever con-
sidered the Doctors loyalty above sus
yiciou, aud we considers man who will
illus wiltuly attempt ina loyal IrgisIa.
tive body, to cast a slur upon the Gov
eminent and i'sscurrency, as a genuine
Cop anil unfit to represent loyal
constituency, We told the people of
Kanawha, that he would be dead
weight" to them, if they should re.eect
him, aud we suppose now, they are be-
ginning 10 think so TOO.
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Arrest of Rebel Ineenaiarles.

1 New YoRx, Feb. 5,-The operations
.cI the Detective Police, which hays been
going on for some weeks, under Chief
Detective Young, ferreting out the rebel
incsndiafies who lately attempted, q
burn the city, are made public. IN
operations were Of the most ,ci
character, and were conducted with
lraordinary skill, and were prosectl q
with the greatest tenocity. Their mos
interesting field was in Canada, wherJ
they mixed freely with the rebels in
Toronto, Hamilton, St. Catharine aud
other places, and managed to gain the
confidence of the incendiares, By
these and other means they succeeded
in their plans, and effected the arrest Of
number OF those alleged to have been
engaged in the plot, including Capt
Jno. Yates Bell, Capt. R. G. Kennedy,
and VIM. L. Mcdonald Kennedy, it
is said, admitted being the person who
fred Barnum's Museum. All the Sc
men are now in confinement.
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. 5.-The Missouri
Senate yesterday passed the following
bills: Providing the convicts sentenced
for term Of years, at the expiration oil
three.fourlhs Of their term, and those
sentenced for life, at the end of fifteen
years, iftheir conduct should have been
such to merit it, shall be recommended
to the Governor for pardon; also, the
bill providing lhata person whose hus'
band or wife has been engaged in re.
bellious acts against the Government OF
the United States shall be entitled to q
divorce on proper application to the
Courts, A bill declaring that no license
Ofany kind shall DO granted to foreign
ers who have taken the FIRST steps for
naturalization.
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STA bill passed tho Legislature
goth ult., authorizing the Governor to
surrender certain prisoners lorexchange
It appear, that the rebel authorities
have placed in close confinement certain
officers Of West Virginia regiments rs
hostages for the return Of certain rebels'
bushwhaokeu and other dsloyal persons
now held in custody by the authorities
of this Slate. The object Of the bill ia
10 relieve our soldiers by authorizing
the Governor to surrender the State
prisoners for exchange in accordance
with tho request of tho Secretary OIL
War.
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PERsoNAL.-Our townsman, Lieut.. S
Coms'ock, Quarter Master of 18Th w.
V. Vols, is nov on visit to his family
in this place. He has short leave Of
absence He reports the boys as in good
health. he will return the first Of tho
week,
Lieut.. Chos. T, Latham, of co, B,
18Th Regiment, has been compelled on
account Of bad health 10 resign his COM
mission in the army. In him the Reg.
iment has lost brave aud gallant of,
fcer. He is now in town.
Dr.. Putney, who has served 80 long
and honorably as Surgeon of the Board
OF Enrolment for this Congressional
District, has resigned,
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FoR SALE,--Wc direct attention to
the advertisement Of Land for Sale
This tract contains lo5 acres, situate
about two miles from this place, on the
Kannwhn River, and is one Of best pro
duciug farms in Mason county, Those
in want Of q good farm, would do we'll
to make immediate application to Col,
G, B, Waggener, or the others named in
advertisement.
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LOST. On Saturday the All instant,
a leather pocket book, containing SIG
one bill Oslo on NJ. & NJ. Bank, Wheel
ing, and 8 50 notes in government bills
belonging to Corp. James H. Hoffman
co. E, 7th cavalry. Any one foding it
and leaving it at this office, or at the
quarters of Provost Guard, will receive
a reward Of So
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Army OF The pninmnc.

WAsulNGroN, Feb. ga letter from
the Army of the James, dated on FIJI.
day night says 1t is reported that the
rebel fleet started down river early this
morning, but after proceeding short
distance, turned back and anchored in
old position. 1t is thought they were
apprehensivO of not getting back as
safely us they dill last week, il they al
tempted TO go as far as they did on that
occasion. A good dealol fling has been
heard all the afternoon in the direction oil
Petersburg Zone report being that some
new mortars we're practising on Peters.
burg, while another represents that there
was an engagement Of character be
tween the two lines near tho Appomat,
toI The firing ceased at about 5o'clocE
in the afternoon,
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~ The people Of New York city,
after good many complaints over their
greatly increased quola-2 600 instead
Of 4,0O0-have succeeded in getting
twenty FIVE per cent, of it deferred
They will thus have 10 furnish 10000
men by the 18Th of the present month.
Every Senator ofthe State has signsd a
petition to thetPresidcnt 10 remove Pro
yost Marshal General FRY.
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The Oil Buslncs, In West Virginia.

Before reaching homo we had heard
that all West Virginia had run mad
on the coil business" but upon our ar.
rival here We found quite different
state Of affairs existing, II is true that
many recent discoveries of oil have been
made in this State, and several transac.
tons have been made in oil lands, but
there is no unhealthy excitement upon
tho subject. We believe there is more
oil by far in West Virginia than the
most sanguine have ever conceived Of,
but so far we have heard Of, no visionary
transactions squeak and bubble
operations, Depend upon ii, tho spec
uhtion in oil lands in West Yirginil
have none ofthe South Sea Island cast
but are on a firm basis, and so far have
been almost universally profitable, Tha
there is incxhaustbe supplies Of oil ia
this State, no one who is ut al acQuain
ted with the nature oft country col
doubt, and we believe that all who have
invested in oil lands will realize an i'm
menso profit Telegraph.
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A Coop APpoINTMEKT.-Dr Samuel
G. Shaw, OF this place, has been com.
missioned by the Secretary of War, as
Examining Surgeon Of the Board of En-.
rolment for this (8l) Congressional Dis
lrict, The appointment is a good ono
and we have no doubt will give general
satisfaction 10 the loyal people of this
District. We congratulate the Doctor
upon his appointment to this honorable
position.
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GEO. G. BOWER, Putnam c. II.
JOHN S. MILLER, Point Pleasant,
JOHN L CHARLES, Point Pleasant,
ISAIH w. GIBBS, Mason Co.
LEUMAN 1. GIBBS, Point Pleasant
MARCUS KIMBERLING, Fl, Pleasan
WILLIAM DASHNER, PIT. Pleasant, /,
JOHN H0lT,,Mason County,
G. w. RUSSELL, Ravenswood,
JOHN COOLEY, PIT. Pleasant,
j. I BOWER, Putnam County,
JOHN LEONARD, PIT. Pleasant,
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8egi5ter
Local Matters.

OH LEAsEs.-We have nowon hand
and for sale large LOT of "0il Leases"
neatly printed. Orders from distance
olciled
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Guerrilla Doprodations in Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, Feb 5.-Litcbfeld was
visited few days since by Pres Will.
liams gang, and next morning by seven.
ty or eighty Of QuantriIlS guerrilos,
under Capt Jones, They appropriated
quantity of boots, shoes and whisky,
but left without doing any further dam
egc'
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DIED.

ROBsON-Tn Hartford City, on the 3lst of
January, 'G5, Mary Ellen, daughter ofJoscph
and Susan Robson. of Lung Fever, aged =
years and % days,
"Sufcr little children to come unto me and
forbid them not, for Of such is The Kingdom of
Heaven"
RICHARDSoN-on the 2Sth Of January, at
Hartford City, W, V, pneumonia, Thorn
as Richardson, aged ~ years.
Obituary next week
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We hear it said that a gentleman in
Union Township, has on his farm nat.
ural spontaneous, oil we'll 1t doses up
through the surface, coloring the ground
and emitting On odor peculiar to coal
OIL
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MARRIED:

MARTIN-BIAS-On the 25th OF January,
1865, in Guyandottc, West Va, by Rev. b.
A. Armstrong, Mr. John Martin, of Mason
county, to Miss Emily Bias, Of Cabell co.
MoCOY--ELsWIC K--On the QGth of january,
1865, in Guyandott1, W, ", by the Rev. B.
A. Armstrong Mr.. Samuel W. Mccoy, ofMa.
son county, to Miss Mary Elswick, Of Cabcll
county
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B@~VeterOns who count their bat.
ties by scores say, Fight it out, destroy
Lees army, and then, and no, before,
we will hayea peace that can not be
broken"
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Eg-The Toronto papers give the
points Of the decision BY which Chief
Justice Draper demanded the Lake pir-
fute Barley for eStmdition. They are
Fbrieh ,asIollows: First, he overrulel
the objection that the prisoner, b ing a
native born British subject, did not come
unde, the Extra,iition Treaty, the stat,
ute rmbractng.sll persons, subjects,
dsi2o~ns or aliens, who have committed
- INES enumerated in the United
tare found in the Provinces.
30 e overnled the objection that
ey vas duly commissioned officer
6fStlhe Southern Coniederacy, which
Great Britain had recognized as belli.
gercnt, and toward which she had de.
clared her neutrality. According to
the facts in thecase the prisoner, hav.
ing been taken prisoner in the Confed.
crate service, escaped from confinement,
went to Canada. and returned to De.
roit, where ho lived as citizen. BY
thus doing, according to British law, he
owed temporary allegiance to the laws
of Michigan in return for the protection
which he received from those laws. Re
viewing next the circumstances Of the
expedition, the Judge decided that as
the prisoner was leader 10 an expedi.
ton embarked surreputiously from
neutral territory, 10 invade the terrific
ry of the United States, the expedition
was deprived Of the character of lawful
hostility, and in its very commencement,
aviolation of neutral territory and con
trary to the rights of war. Taken by
themselves the acts Of the prisoner clear
ly establish prima facie ca'e Of rob.
berry with violence according to English
law, but as the offense from its nature
cannot be tried by Canadian tribunals,
it is necessary that the prisoner be sent
within the jurisdiction where the crime
was perpelratel. The Chief Justice Of
the Common Pleas Court and Chief Jus.
tice Diapers Associates coincide in the
foregoing opinion Cincinnati Gazette.
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pa The private residence of Hon.
Joe Bradbury, member Of the House
from Gala. was consumed by FIRE last
Friday. His law library ana entire
household furniture were lost
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LETTER FROM WHEELING.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
WaEgLrso, Feb. 81

HOUSE OF DELEGATES, I
WaEgLso, Feb. 3l.I
Mn EDITOR: The article that sp
peared in your paper Of January 2eth
signed "B. G." has caused no little ex
cittment here. especially with Dr.. Pat
rick. this gentleman appears to thiul
thai great injustice was done him by in
tinating that he did not like green
backs, and hat lie was member of thu
order of WhangloodleS." The nrtic
e l sent you was not intended for pub
location. or the purpose of injuring the
Doctor wrote what supposed &c
bo private letter. When he offered
the bill asking the members to be paid
of in gold and silver it sounded TO me
as though it was intended as lex at
our currency, therefore, wrote you
What did. but suppose that | was
mistaken. ! reckon the Doctor thought
our pay was too little, considering the
high price of board, &c. Some Of the
msmfew ore paying the snug little sum
ofeighrsen dollars per week, while 9TH
crs &c! it a lille less
We have passed bill forever abol'
ishing slavery in our State. The bill
met with considerable opposition
Some thought it unconstitutional. |
had no scruples upon that point. and
voted for the bill with hearty G cd
will.
The citizens ofthis city gave com.
plimcnlary supper 10 Mjor.GCnoral
Hcintzlcman, last night, at Washington
Hall. The members Of both branches
Of tho Legislature had complimentary
tickets. had the pleasure Of being
present. 1t was grand affair, The Ia
bIes fairly groaned under the weight of
good things. The supper was gotten up
at cost of fifteen hundred dollars. The
loyal people Of this city have big hearts.
Tell our friends Of the Free School, TO
keep up good courage, as the money
now in the Treasury for that purpose
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BD"ThO War Departures t has order
ed the enlistment except for infantry
TO be stopped. The cavalry and artil
lory arms Of the service being already
full.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.

I 2 PoIST PLEASANT, Feb. 0. 1866
GROCERIES, Coffee, 90 cts pr ID,
l. brown 80 Cts, white 40 cts. per
pound; Molasses 81 3O@sl 40 pr gallon
Golden Syrup 81 so; Rice lel cts. per
pound; Tea 80 50 to SO rs per pound.
PROVISIONS Beans 81 5OG2 rs
per busheI; DrieIf apples 50 50 per
busheI.
POTAToES-New potatoes 81 IS
hushel.
EGGs--BUTTER--E Eggs 20 cts pr.
dozen; Butter 40 cents per ID.
CHlCKENS-Ch are worth from
SO to SO 90 per dozen.
FLOUR Flour from 50 90 to 81
per Dbl. Wheat is worth from 81 10 "a
81 90 rer buslel.
CORN--In the Ear 90; Shellel, 81
cents per bushel
Corn Meal 81 90 per bushcI.
BACON--Shoullers 25 cts per pound
--Siles 80 and Hams 81 cts per ID.
BEEF--steaks 1876 per pound; Roast
best cuts l1@12c per ID,
WOOD Good WOO i, selling at
So OO@$3 SO a cord.
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H9H The minimum standard Of height
of recruits for the volunteer service, has
been fixed by the War Department Y
FIVE feet
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OilUas Been FoundI

Since our last notes on oil, we have
had quite an Interesting development of
the real existence lol here. On clean.
ins an old sal, well about u mil:s this
SHE Of MalIsn, oil came bubIing up in
considerable quantities, at the rate Of
about Two Iy3ifeis per day without pumE.
ThKol was found 10 be about4O ,
6ty. Tho river rising over The
ilich was below high water marx,
hdffeCz ne over, nothing has 0eea done
brseme DAYS. BIT the above, whict is
GR4irely reliable, proves that We hnYo
oil, ana in quaint ies.-Jomnal.
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OUR TERMS.

D@Tho editor being absent, will sc.
count for the lack OF editorial in this is
sac.
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AMUsEMENTs.


Is summer season. under tho direction Of Mr. SAMUEL
0o1' 'ANN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
MISS = KATE AT s' SHiEsiia'iSoLps..
: %sG hTTf 4. mo
and s EyEY
highly sensational play in five acts and hss a"eau1' en-
DREAM OF LOVE AND DEATH
The ia ts' Clerk he Angel of Jusrs. k,ss
TSs Sass1 he Angel
Due Ssss Wi! g given of the appearance of Hrw IL
" ENTIRE G c2ssik ~ 5pt FTno1SanAmMx.
m I pSvsSrSSr, WALLACE coMgIsATIos ..,,.
most 'u00es'fa sT Gf%' %A snsd RUN DEEP
ssPs s Ms$s;sy ad D.; TS's:s
with iGT The aI: time here, Douglas Je"oids besudfu
"A'''''' D'""'' y BLACK EYED SUSAN.
%ss MI % spenr N Of
role has secured for him undyns fame and justly stamped
' SaESrEsr HIsrRloxIo ARTISTS
IN Tho course o. the dram. Mr. Davenport Win .ns Tho
RAsHss s THE Gs sS q x INK aGs sAz%
ss IN
CANT p'A.s osTSs DAY i ssEsa THE WEDDING.
w A WEDNESDAY. JULY n Y
Benefit OF -
On which occasion Ne SsS Nh ssr tho r' a~'
.. 80 '' otSxxs E,y yxIsy
In tho ''ss. B Bs' I SSTsk s Tas WEDDINGS
'p&GP e. ). W y % va f%.Hc1s and. and
Box book now open.
NIBLOs GARDEN BRaINs Ats
Ii TSs s ooo af'i THEATRE in TaE Cir1
MONDAY EvEs1 sssaS Sgss 10 AND EVERY
aer tho most careful preparation win DO presented for
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA,
grand :pscs.cul.r dram. three .cs By Hr Dion Bouei
'-''''' or Tas k 4aS$;$0$ $yRbDrso.
the right for The production Of which has been puroAased
for Nov zsi1 2 49, EsiEssi sEErornD
tHl' Ar 7:s aR2tSssp G.. + Eo AT'r''''
(F'r1ss <. .R 2HssHT h Il sfn H9rt''
.s y b ao.
ne:
A'n. A'oe Fix s a1A TfI'' scssIcAL KryEcrs
By f. Hniiard, J. ThOrne Whitman, HillArd Jr. and
"A" sIxaANr AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES
rRoFs Msfi sA aEB srf einEsT
byS Wallis.
MECHANICAL CONTRIvANCBS
by j. johnson and assistants. .
ORIGINAL MUSIC-by W. G. Levy author Of Punchinclo
&C., under the baton Of Harry b. Dodworth.
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
TIME, l7o8
SYNOPSIS or SCENERY;
aHS NJ No9 PM saEr
Act2-THE DEVILS GLEN.
EROOM IN BALLYBETAGH.
THE PRISON, BAL.LYBETAGH CASTLE, THE JUSTICE
HALL.
| Act3-THE sECRETARY.s ROOM.
.BALLYBErAGH CASTLE-NlGIlT.
THR PRISON-TlIE KEEP-rHK IVY WALL-THR
N wATCHTOWER.
Seats secured six days IN advance
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THE TURF.
CARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION.
~ TROrTISG MEETING,
COMMENCING TUESDAY, July II.
AND LASTING THREE DAYS
when the following
GREAT TROTTiSc PURSES
will he riven, closed with The following cniros:- .
FIRST DAY-TUESDAY. July IA purse Of ~ $50, mile
hess three in five IN harness, for stations bar George
Wilkes, filed with the following
j. u Murray's Andy Johnson
A. w. Mann's Mount Vernon
T. Organs Harry Clay
w. II. Wood>if's b. r. Young Morrill,
d. Mace's Ethan Allen.
SECOND DAY--WEDNEsDAY July IA purse Of 81 80.
mile heats three In five harness, for all horses.
". ~ Mendes ch e. John Morgan.
i. Organs bl a. Harry Clay.
III. Woodrua's b. e. Dcx err
ID. Mace's b. = Ethan Allen.
THIRD DhY-rIlURSDAY July M--A purse OF ti.xoO
two mile heats, in harness. for at horses
j, w Holconb's Lady Sherman
w, H. Meade's ch. G. John Morgan.
4 Carpenters b. G. Stoncwal jackson.
II. WoOdrud's H. e. Dexter
d. Mece's b. Ethan Allen.
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CyUREwsBURy LONG BRANCH, &C.--sTBAMER ME-
- ia for all landings 70 Red Bank leaves short pie,
al ~ 2. M Rcd Bank, Monday, ats A. NJ; New York 8,
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GRAND EXCURSION
NETHERLANDS AND THE BLACK SEA
In compliance with tho suggestions many OF his friends
who desire to visit the East shores Of the Mcderr
pcan the undersigned will despatch and accompany the
oath Of August 0rst steamer for winter voyage Of
eighth months through the Mediterranean and the Black
Sea visiting the following places the number Of days OF
s,oppagc being axed to respectively, viz Lisbon, q
Csdx, D. Gibraltar Il malta 2; syria, Il Consntinope D;
Varna (Back Seal Ii Balakisva, Sevnsopo q Slnope,
I; Constautlnopic t5i Marmorn Island u Gaiipo Oar
danellcs, Ance Troy Mitylenc, Smyrna scio,
Jana jerusalem Is; kicIandns Egypt 49, Candis 2;
coma /: Palermo Naples s. Rome Leghorn, 81 Genoa,
3; Toulon, Marseiles, TO- Corscs Tuni, AeIers 0;
vanish |; Charleston, 4. O.. T.
The expedition will from the port OF New York and
return The entire trip VIII be accomplished In
on special 10 The manifold The
Of bad hotels aud delays aud dis
avodedone half the time only IN required
10 make the tour than half the expense would
ca months would be consumed.
" the traveller OF over hve thousand deisrs An.
other point advantage well as OF economy u the
thorough knowledge OF c undersigned Of the places TO be
The party is partially madsp In order to make the com
auIred There will be physician board, and every
Tort attention secured TO the passengers Applications
Tor passase or further information received ats,.v
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" RRNILYE 3 CO.,
Y BANkERs. g WALL STREET, 10y.
GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENTS.
keep on hand for immediate delivery all issues OF 7O
TREASURY MOTIFS Of all denominations.
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OF CHALDRoN FOR COKE AT THB GAS
Df Works Twenty nrs street and avenue A. delivered
immediately n The lowest market price 8 y SHERWOOD.
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LOAN OFFICES.

LOAN OFFICES.
AT .H-MoYEy .LIgERALLY ADVANCED ON pIA
n MONDS WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C, OR THE
ZANE BoUdHT Ar TIiE Hi0HEsf RATES. ALSO
PAWNBROkERS TICKETS BOUGHT FOR DIAMONDS,
FTER SEVEN O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING. Till
IN nino o'clock NJ night, amount loaned diamonds
watches jewery silver plate and everything Of value At
JOSEPH 5OL0MON's Jewelry Estabshmcnt. 40 Broad
way.
AT II. HyMANs. as BROADWAY, CORNER OF
N bond street. will be- paid the highest price for Dis
nonds Watches and sverwarc. or will advance on the
above Articles.
go WILLIAM STREET, ROOM g. FINE DIAMONDS
OL bought at the highest rates. also Watches Jewey &C
PAWnbeksru T,okets BOUGHT O. William street stsirS