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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.. .JurY II.


stesmer Cgbs (Br.), Cook, Liverpool, T.. Cunsrd.
Steamer (. {. knight, Mason, Georgetown, H. p. Croas
well 4 Go.
steamer Elizabeth. Fowler, Baltimore w. Dalzeii Co.
Ship Webster Morris Liverpool, Spoford Ties,on Co.
barb Tunu (Br Johnson, Ssgus and Mstanzas, Wsyds1
Co.
Bark Virginia, Wood, Malaga Miller L Hopehton.
Brig BOgo;a Lindsay AsIinwall, Panama Z. X. Co.
Brig John Shay, =, Genoa
Brig Msnliu. lsrl Dixon. Mstarnoros, F. Als1snd,s 3
Son.
schr 5. w. Smith, Dir, Camp Pnkney, Fla. f. D. HurS
bat L Co.
schr Asa EIdridse Hickman, Philadelphis, Pieron q
Collins
scbr anna Lew. Steele, Mobile. l. b. eager
schr. T.. r. Bennett, Wood City Point = L. McCIeadt
K Go.
schr Typhoon Smith, Lngan, c. b. Sw ain
Schr. Albert Treat. Dill, Mayagoez. p. r.
Sloop Thos Hull, Hull, Providence, l.. Kenny.
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RsuApKs ABOUT Bggp CATTLE.

REMARKS ABOUT CATTLE. -
a. head last week and with s. LAO head average per week
year and with 1855 for the corresponding week one year
The number sold yesterday and to-day at the principal
market 1850 head compares. with 31 head last week and
with 8g7 head the per week last year. aud Win
l. lI9 head, at market one year ago.
OPENING Or PIISCIPA5 Jay OF THE MARKET.
Monday, July love find IN market today
only 2s5 head Of buocks and thi. shot supply coupled
With tho cool state the atmosphere, has enabled the cattle
broker. advance the rate. lelie above Tie quota
ton, ofs. Monday The top price today b. been od7c
very mean animals still lower Al these rate: the market has
been active and the stock nearly all sold out before
only few . %no Ss. "s1 WITH boxers
market The whole will be closed out before DARK snd prices
ere and 80 they hope for next week the reports
shipments at Chicago indicate light run sun there
must be- a large number Of cattle Intentionally
held bscI at Albany unles the sales to farmers have been
narkaby grea and this surplus must be tkeh ino account
estimating te prospect Of the marie, mere h~
Is quite legitimate. estimated upon the snort SUPPLY hn h'
ths d1oysr. The general quality week very good
from what hear from Illinois, We are nhry 20 nave la
R,s % s 81 s. ss nsss s % .a ,Is
which under other circumstance woud De
PCs ss rspar have BEEN s At bergen 900 butchers
here beside what have been sold In Sixth snd
but not altogether enough to mske up the supply 10 last wee
without heavy receipts tomorrow.
cLo.E OF THE MARKET. .
Tesday, July 1.-THE strong advance upon last week
prices realized Yesterday by dover tempted some OF then
held back cattle at Albany to telegraph for them e
be- sent last night From this and oil Other available
sources have $50 fresh stock tho market this morning
Owing heavy rain Storm trade did not open brisk eni y
the buyers at any time presek In gea, force The
either buy light or not al and wait until drove and spec
uaors should tire Of holding back their stock to force rise
wins, he'd ssso%e Of tie 500 cattle reported at Albany
only about LOO had reached this city These were mo
drand 1t is the intention OF the Superintendent Of the sr
lem road 70 unload Ill The stock after 'hor
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CITY NEW =.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT COTTON-EXTRAOR-
pIyARY PRICES OBTAINED. ii. Draper sold at auc
ton Yesterday in tie Exchange Sales.room. for the
Government 800 bales OF cotton. assorted Us folows
OJ6 bales New Orleans cotton. 759 bales Of Mobile cot
ton 1865 bales North Carolina cotton 3ss bales Sea Island
cotton 40 boles Upland cotton Tho conditions Of the
sale we're: Payments for the Mobile. Sea Island and
Upland cotton required in gold coin certificates OF
gold CON- TO be issued by the Assistant Treasurer at
1891 per cent. Payment for the NewOrleans and North
Carolina cotton to be made in cash currency. No
ducton allowed after buying tie cotton. The prices
are given in the aupered table:
Nsu. Orltnns Co,,on--l3 bales Good Mlddling 3ic.
III bales Middlng and Third Middlins, 5ltc; 20 bales
Low Mddling J0lc.i 2l3 bales Good Ordinary 4yc :
57 bales Ordinary ale 80 bales Low Ordinary g.
l6 bales Low Ordinary. Size; 50 bales Rebaed aii
Mixed Packed. Ale; 70 bales Rebaled and Mined
Packed. 39lc. co bale. Rebaed and Mixed Pa'sei.
Mobile Conos-ls bales Good Middling iOc.; n .a.cs
Mddling aud Strict Middling i0c. 20 bales Low Mi
ding. 37ici 1862 bales Low Middiing, 39ic; ~ 0ies
Good Ordinary 3ic; W bales Ordinary. She; ll6
bales Rebsled and Mixed Packed. Die; Is bales Low
Ordinary. g7io.; % bales PicAings. l2c.
NORTH Carolina Conoa--37 bales Strict Middrg,
53ic.; 20 bales Low Mddling, sole. % bales Good
Ordinary 43ic; "a bales Ordinary ISLE; bales Low
Ordinary, Sole 81 bales Rcbaled and Mixed Packed,
43ic.; 4 bags Rebaled and Mixed Packed, 3sIc
Sea Island Coaon-l43 bales First Quality. nc. ; 81
bales second Nuhilty ooc ~ Dhes Ihrd uaiity 400
"a bales Fourth Quality. Sic; 10 bnles Tirs. Quality
Saw Ginned, SIC. IS bales Second Quality Saw Ginned,
35c.; 10 bags Samples. 4c. 90 bags Cotton in Seed.
l5ic
Upland Coaon--i bale Good Middling 4Oic.; bale
Low Middng. 3ec., | bale Good Ordinary, Tlc
bale Ordinary, 2sc bale Rebaled, 3lc bales Pick.
ings, l0ic; 80 bags Samples and Loose Cotton a)o
bags Samples aud loose Cotton, 30e.; 10 bags Low
ami Loose Cotton l5ic. IL bales Picking, Low Pick
ings and Sweeping lO;c.
The Cotton sold yesterday brought extraordinary
prices. especially tho Mobile and Sea Island Cotton
At no other sale has the bidding gone 80 high.
The LARGEST CARGO or COAL.-N wat
stated recently in Boston paper that the largest carg
Of coal landed in American port was landed II
Boston, and contained about 200 tuns The ship Car
rer Dove Capt. Andrews from Shelds arrived at thi
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ROBBED IN A Low Dps.-On Friday night

RUBBED IN "A 10" DfN-ou rIinly HtSut
last Patrick Lee returned soldier. living at No. 3j3
West Twenty .ioHrhst.. entered the low den No. 39s
Canast kept by Charles and Anna Wilson, AID It.
NAMED there un.'l Sunday morning in an intoxicated
condition. Dunng his stay he was robbed by them Of
9 65 ani silver watch ysned at s25. Monday night
ocer Field Of the 9Th Precinct arrested the accused
aud the watch and 500 were given up by them JUS
tics Hogan committed the prisoners.
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I,ort-Uarnrns' Notife.

STATE o. Nrw-Y0Rk. I
PoRr-W sRDRSS Orrcs, No. iO4 Wsist
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance WIZ
section Of tie act passed Apri H. 1887. entitlet
Act 10 Keorgani1e the Nsrdens otce OF the Port OF Newx
York' 10 an persons Interested Ia. having ehaIs' on
subject matter Of inquiry examinsiion or survey
the following vessels under examination oy the
Nardens aud that the said or examinations wn
ppeted within tea next succeeding TINS noue W
board said '. Iseh: 49,,
Steamship saxonis. ,h.ossp
Steamer bIlttaria.. w. :,
Brix Tweed Foot Of 0ouvetnenf".
- MINTHORNk YOMPhlNs, f'ssasSe
J.Aus's uERlIAAS. Secretary ..t
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Spoken.

Ste 1,er City Of Cork-June 81, leo A. miles '" %
Fsstnct. =. -
Steamer City Washing ton, bound E.June a, SAM ~
miles W. of Fsstnct .,.,
Steamer City OF DOson-July9 3:l5p m lat +o''S lous
6T.3l. - =,
Snip selim bound E.-Juy S, 6.3l p IN, lS: $40 om
5000 .
Ship 2. s. Kimbal standing =. S.W.-Jay TO- baTuesas
bearing N. Ne. IL miles distant 80,
sehr VIM. Paxson bound s.-July e. lat 33;o4 lon H'<s
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AMATEUR RoWlNG FHAT.-Mr.

AMATEUR RowING FEAT.-Mr. Ephraim ID.
Brown IT, of Mr. +. ID. Brown. President of the
Mechanic and Tradegr Bank OF this city, on Monday
last ting rou q residence Of bis father at Bergen
Point. In light boat and COMPLETED tho circuit ci
Staten Island. distance Of IS miles in hours aud As
minutes. The feat has been accomplished but once be-
fore. and then ny professional boatman, who made
the distance q few minutes sooner.
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Receipts Of Produce.

July Il.-7se3 bills Flour so bbs. WHISKY ga
bbls. Corn Meal ISL 200 BUSH Corn. 49.7oO bush.
Oats, 1900 bush. Rye. IS pkss. Ashes le2 pkgs.
Lard, 80 pkgs Provisions, ], 100 pkgs. Butter
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ANOTHER SOLDIER GARRorEp AVID ROBBED.

ANOTHER SOLDIER GARROTED AND ROBBED.
Late on Monday night John Regan returned soldier
who lives at No. 80 OiIVerst, went into saloon IN
Market-st., East Broadway vi here lie net 2mes
Graham and James Low. OF course he treated them
and all the persons in the saloon, and in doing e.
ted all the monoy in his possession. Sl00 10 all he hay'
the saloon he was accompanied by Graham and Low,
and after proceeding 81 ri distance. the latter seized
bin BY the Ihrnat and hehl him while Grahan rhed HIS
of his money. Both then away. REAGAN met
officer Conner OF the Seventh Precinct soon after snd
told him what had occurred and the officer soJD after
arrested Low at the corner OF birmingham ana Madl
onsts Graham subsequently arrested by officer
,Jsrboe. Both were fully Identified by Reagan jus
tico shandley committed them.
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A MAr AND WIFE GARROTED NEAR THEIR
OwS DwRLrTNe--Early yesterday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. William Boyd. while proceeding along Charlton
st. and when near their place OF residence, No. S.
were met By young snd gsrfoted, but before
the thieves any vausbles they were fright
ened By the appoartnee of Officer Schmidt of the rwen-
iyeighth Precinct and fed. He pursued and arrested
one Of them named John Allen Young butcher. On
the way To tlc Station-house the desperate young
scoundel broke from the Ger and fed, but
arrested by Officer Rowland. Justice Dodge CON-
mitted him for Trial without bail.
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FgLoyIoUs AssAULT.-MichGel OFarell and
Caroline Geiger inmates of the teneuentho1se No. 2l3
Eighth ST.. qulrrced yesterday and O'EaTrel pushed
the woman down III, ,ht of stairs. causn, severe
tusions Of the ribs and spne On the affidavit of D..
inJared Justice Shandlcy committed the prisoner 10
awoit the result Of the njurles inflicted by him.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuLy lL-go.ore
Judge B.ITs.
n

The United States agt. Fifty barrels OF distilled
Sprts-in this motion made to-day 10 cont cato
tho above property which recently seized by order Of
Sheridan SHOOK Collector Internal Ryenue TOT violation Of
the Revenue laws and person appearing the part OF the
claimants decree of Condemnation and sale ordered
motion Of tie District Attorney
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GEO. i. BAKER, Cashier.

The metropolitan Insurance Company have de-
cared an interest dividend Of five per cent on their old
stock They also pay interest from May rs to July
on their new stock which is all taken and raises their
capital to 81. 10000.
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fAdyei,isemen,.
- n

line hPPIf NIUEH.-DI. NVN-
CRyTRATRD MEDICAL PISE-APpLs CIDER will cure you II
yon sick and you well viii prevent sickness See
long advertisement III WEEKLY TRIBUNE from April % to
May ~ 1865 inclusive. Send or Circular One ounce sau-
pie bottle free mail receipt Of SIC to pay postage
Is. Il. BABBIrr Noe. 6t to q Washington ST., y. Y.
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| MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises...4;9 sun sets......7:52 Moon rses.. 90
Sandy Hook. .i0:l7 GOV. Island. 0:58 Hell Gae.. 8
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DISTRESSING RAILROAD AccTDRNr-On Fri

DISTRESSING RAILROAD ACCIDBNT.-On rTl-
last Hannah Dole young gn aged II years. residing
near Paterson New-Jersey assisted old man over
bridge near tina, place. As there was no paDklDS Tic
massage was slow and diicult and reaching the op-
pos,te side she found that her companion had eft ms
cane at the place from whence they started sac re-
turned secured t. and while on tho way back was
ken by ma express train knocked down. and her
arm and thigh run over She fei between the tnbeFs
of the bridge into tho water beneath from whence sue
rescued By the employees on the tran ald brought
10 the New York Hospital After suffering great agony
she died on Monday Yesterday Coroner Gamble held
an inquest on the body. aud verdict OF accidental
death yas rendered. The bridge tender where tie 40
cident occurred, was the father Of the deceased
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lAdvertisemen,.I

TURKISH BATHS, No. ID ADMINISTRATIONS
-Gentlenen, to aud to OPP. nj. Ladies, Il
.. IA. Greatest II Luaghes" Try one.
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MenaOrn n d0.

Tie ship Adler reported BY rotboat as below ys,ieS
day was no doubt meant Tor the Bremen ship hasa nnes
/ arrived
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port on Tuesday morning. bringing Is Pcr man'ies
2O56 tuns Of coal for the New.Yor Gas Company.

OBITUARY. funeral Of Francis r. Tiiiou'
who died day before yesterday at Tillietudlum N. o.
will take place this afternoon OF 81. Johns Chape'
varck st. He was q prominent City politician ior
,nerly Recorder Of New-York, an Alderman ana "o'
ernor of tho Almsh0use. .r. .. %
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK oP THE CITY OF
Sfw-YoBK.
Nos. ~ AND % PRE-sT.,
DEPOSITORY AgD FINANCIAL AGENT OF INF UfIIRp
STATS,
Have for sale ready FOR delivery,
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NoTIs.
Convertible, at msturity. into $40 oIp'BkARsS
BONDS
Also,
UsTrTD SrATEs 1910 BONDS.
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES l-YHAB CEbIITcATEs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend to other business with the Government.
=. C. CALHOUN. President
b. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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corrpr cAIFNpAR-Tnrs DAY.

COURT CALFNDAR-IHn UzY
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-BA jus
OF NJ % N.,win AIT, Merwin; No. 27-Shasu -
S Tm.n. No 2s|Les as, Am. A. and Pacific Ship Css,
CO. No 2sGsi sgt. scheider e. ali NO. %Tdransm ~
at food: No 53-Rely ag- Good No. 3t-Ii inghast As
Weed e al No 73-GsIl sgt scheiderj No T-squirs u
No yDMuren AIT. Whitney; No. ll4-Ackroyd agt AeN
royd: No. li8-Newtos sgt TvrelL
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corRp OF COMMON PLEAS-sPsorAL THlx-JuLy IL
~0SN BEFORE Judge CARDoz0
BROWN act. Van Vleck.-Upon plaintiff givnl
an underakna in $780, lot the defendant be held TO b
the sum Of $3.50. r.rH ... d. ...I
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The Standard Fire Insurance Company have de.

The Standard Fire Insurance Company have de-
clared semi-annual dividend Of per cent, nee OF
Cd khment tax, payable on demand.
per cent in scrip and per cent in cash, payable on
the LIST of August. The books close on the 10Th
inst. and reopen August 3.
Printing Cloths, The Propidenee Journal says
are firm, with an upward tendency; 5000 pieces ooA
60, sold at l6Ic on hand; 5000 do. 56xto, NC, Oh
hand; 1000 do. 60x6i, l9Ic., on hand; 62,ooo do'
6Ox64 .I7lc. 10 be made $4,000 do 6ix6l, 1sc., 70
be made 10000 do 6ix6i, 1879, to be made; 3ooO
do 6ix64, l9lc. on hand. Total, 10000 pieces
The traffic of the Great Western Railway OF
Canada for the week ending July is as follows;
1865 s5 SOL 90 1864 O55 24t Increase seoo oe'
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad earned the
first week in July:
,ss, eas 444 1864 e23 os6 Increase. $40, 45s
Tho Grand Trunk Railway earned for the week
ending July j: ,o
1865 sll6 3l7i 1864 sli2s79 Increase. g., 43s
The Boston imports for the week endine July
wero 1896, I4i, against 1858 during tho CORE
sponding week in 1864. Total since January !,
sIl, 497 ,377. The exports were $ll3,lb5 against
S374,7i9 in 1864.
Mr.. Edward Bills Flour and Grain Circular pei
to-day's steamer says;
A material change has taken place in the tone anu
genera appearance of the market Tor BreadstuHs ny
demand for Flour has considerably improved ana, WIN
moderate receipts the rtock has reduced ana hoide
have been enabled gradually advance prices on snip
ping and medium grades. Family brands are more
FIRMLY held but in moderate request. From the west
EN- States the reporg of the coming crop are less
able an some sectons,) owing 10 the ravages OF ny
ard rust Our market has been more active IN conse
ouence and prices have improved few cents upon the
depression in the early part of the fortnight Ihe osi
marked improy ement has been in Winter ked anu yin
her Rye has been In limited demand, with some cx
port inquiry. For Indian Corn the consumptVe DC
manl has Increased and the market advanced lew
cents from the lowest point. Oats have ueuated IN
value and close duh at the quotation
The following is statement of coal transported
on the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week
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Michael L.. .st Sarah A. rr.y.-M0si0n denied VIII

SUPERIOR COURT . SPECIAL TRRn = JULY ll.-Bsfoso
Justice 8ARvIs.
+. George.the Count Johannes agt. stephen Il. Fish
Motion granted on terms 49,,
Ann Dufbam AIT. - RI 6man--Ordef grated.
Lewis Brumme sxt John w. Doans-ordered that seeu1
mission tissue, &c. o,-.,
Maria Frost agt Philip Hunstater.-Ordsr Granted.
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SOLDIERS RELIEF AssocIATroN-IHEiH LA.
BORIS DURING THE YRAR-This Association, attacneo
to the Soldiers Depot in Howard-st, has made i's
second annual report, and give their recep's 80
1864 at q, ~ o. and their expenditures at s4e' 70
Their labors during the year are stated as ioows'
We have distributed during the year l9o garment
shirts, drawers stockings slippers coats, !"
looms handkerchief ETC. Also, large nu,s Jul, III; "
feather pillows To this list we must auu o FOR
bandages books stationery tools ana matera' ND nd
fancy work for helpless invalids also canes y, d tss
crutches or the lat ter have dstrpateo 70 az
amount Of s43s rs 1t should be noticed tnas We, re
crutchas often do service than the man WIZ
ceiycs them In the first instance. oo -.u., .,
We have also received and distributed ioo gaiions ~
blackberry brandy IS gallons Of Old dom Sss
400 bottles of brandy, pure whisky and cordia
Of ieles $50 lbs Of dried fruits. barrels OF pickles
tobacco in large quantities, cocoa, tea cnoco..e
crackers, eggs fresh frut and indeed every vaiety
Dutriment or luxury which the circumstances Oh .u'
patients demanded The amount IN money vaiue ~, 70
ceiyed by US from May L. leC4, to May !. Zoo ID 81"
$40 e6. a.. .ho Gao
Distributed by the committee as reported 10 tne ec
rotary about $40 5OO--leavng small amount on a..
mel &c. hand. These estimates 90 NOT incu V ,h
material furnished from private stores 10 meet '
constantly recurring wants OF the Patients
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BULLS HRAD.-Thcre is q light supply, ana
consequent advance upon upon all kinds OF live STOCK
this week. teef cattle being the most Affected Inc re-
ceipts Of beeyes are 1900 less than last week. ana
holders advanced the rates lic. per ~ Inc marke.
closed dull Ut this advance many butchers REFUSING 10
buy at tho asking rates Sheep selling qack ae
slight advance free arrivals being anticipated Hoss
have gone up &C. and lots are sold amoe' Deiore Ine
are unlOaded.
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n. ired " That this Bank confne lts dIsc0unts 70
loans on United States Securities payable on
coi COZ, dates except its dealings with CORE
cs "a a, Ronks -heIe advances on Bills receivable
Resolred THAT this Bank issue to depv.-. "er
80 desired. Depost Receipts instead OF the ofdln,,
on demand and TO bear interest at the rate OF nee
per cent per all amounts rom 800 ~ g. COOS
and at the rate Of -Four per cent all amounts Of
O. 900 AMI upwards but interest shall be allowed on
Denosit paid within fifteen days from date Of issue"
SAML. c. THOMPSON. President
GEO. L. BAKER Cashier
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This Bank solicts extended patronage than
it even now enjoys and in 80 doing begs to return
thanks and express its appreciation for those favors
prominent success.
Accounts both large and small are solicited, and all
will be most courteously and literally treated.
Liberal interest will be allowed on all desirable 40
counts, and advances always made to deposiors on
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
@ PER CENT COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
$40 TREASURY NOTES
And all GOVERNMENT SECURITIES dealt In at most
favorable rates Attention is requested to the annexed
resolutions OF the Directors Of this Bank;
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For the Holidays.

lust RECEIVED-l5O DOZ CANa IJF1,-
- MEIICALLY sealed Fruits. go conSist
ing OF reaches, Pears. Guinness, Green Grapes,
Raspberries, BIackberries. Tomsf0S Sj6eeS
Sorn, Peas, Fresh and Spiced Salmon. Fresh
Mackefel, Holsters, CLAIMS Pitcharti and Sar-
dimes Condiments and Spices well asSorted
pure, ground and unground; Fruits-IaSeT
punch and seedlesa Raisins, Currants, Clifton
Sandied Lemon Peel, Figs, Prmes' Dates
1Ile6 reaches and Apples, Cranberfies. 30
flckleS CatEups and Sauces, English and
t AneTiG =; CHOW Chow, Plain in jars nom
g a!ion " pint; also by the 100 or dozen; SUI
Loosters, olives CapSers, &C.; Worcestarshire
LOT LONDON Club, Lucknow, Mushroom, Wal.
dr1eS-Shakers' Sweet Corn, n. Y ChampsS1n5e
sno CEab cider, eastern, Pine Apple and San
go go, Oneese, smoked Salmon and Halibut
cheap by n. 4 @. D. WOODROW.
Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe 81
9SS4S Wheeling, W, Va.
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FOR SALE

ON SATURDAY, THE SD INST. AT
" ~ O'Clock n M, in front of the CoFirf
HonSe. the house and lot on the cornero az
eourth and Quincy streets, belonRinR "a IST
Anred hughes, and at present OCcnTied nv
Daniel Peel, Esq. The lot L -four CSs1 SSt
nonLJ Eannhg back one hundred and ih{TfLy
tMo (LoZl ieet, on which Is situated m ele-
CANT and most substantial three story bSici-
evening mouse, containing ten UOl rooms
Eith TWO " OF the very best CELLAR find VIM
an tne modern improvements such n rn1i-
ing range bells and tEumpees, hot and Soid
N4uers ana gas All through the houHa. Win .
51ost superb BATH ROOM, with piunge
ter closet In the bath room, leadinl 10 a yr
HLse ana steep sewer, falling into the FiVef
q most excellent store room Win sheISSsS SS3j
ar9LWerS Tor everything required and ne
n9uise oak grained and papared throuVhoTIf
Win Two excellent porcheS stretching Pie an
Clre length OF the north side OF the ho,SSS
Also, superb BRICK STA RLE AND ~ n
RlAGE HOUSE, with seryants' IrSoT, = aI1S
brick coal and ash houses IN shnTt fi,SS ~
one OF the most desirable aud heSf iS go
this city. - - tNt ''-AAs m
The above premises were built by the o,,,,.i
e, Win the expectation Of never either NM
house as permanent hoFIie ffIr 6in,sI3 I ~
1aIlly, and, therefore, had.an the bpiiiinGS
anu Wor6 cone In the most SUBSTANTIAL aud
approved manner, at q cost in enid fn1
~, atlo ~, AZ Expenses, Of fraction over
TefIns-AncaRh In hand or one-half r,s,,
ana me balance in two, four and siE Tno6fhs
approves security, deed being retained untfI
said notes are all paid. ---@> NAAsAA
a.. ALFRED HUGHES
GEO. y. WICKHA1T, AuciiOneeF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-23

THE Kentucky Legislature is taking
back tracks in a very loose way. 1t has
repealed the oath of allegiance for
voters, the law giving civil remedy for
damages done by the disloyal, and par
doned all traitors against tho State.
The Kentuckians are evidently mad at
the abolition of slavery without their
consent, and not being able to punish
the States that have voted for freedom,
they won't their spleen upon them
selves. They will be ashamed of it
amer the first passion is over.