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lRoI.-knglish refined Iron, s0He. q D; eoun-
|HY nxnnsss1, S07ls.; Svsdsss ~ rH5Rsyisr,a
east steel. as01ss. Y ,. ....,...t a
KnsosIsa OIL.-sss. p gallon retail, 7se. :
LAsp-Prime, SlG7se. In kegs, and 069lc. H.
tisress. -
LHArsna Sole leather. oak, ss@0e.; sole lss.
Their, hsmloek, 1900; upper, n0Sse.; Hip,
dozen, es3fles3: harness, se0@ee.; cali skins
French, SloGSss; domestic, $sogsto; morocco
s,sG&A; rough skIrting, 77gsic.
LIxE.-sI. soap3 q barrel.
LrxsxR. White pine. one inch, tsoGAs = thou.
sand for common !: good, 4so1sso; one and hall
to three inch, ssossso, from the yards. Yellow
pine boards, Sl3 soG1eB joist, ei2igSs-ts for
long lengths shingles, *sQSA thousand
laths, split, 81; sawed, Is p thousand, and dull.
LONDON PORTER. e3.?i q dozen for pinss,
quarts, t4.Is.
Acknowledgement syrup, which 10 not so
good as Its name would imply, 4sGsoc. genuine
golden syrup, 'sc. GSi = gallon; Cuba aud Mus
covado molasscs, soc Ei7oc
NAILs.-Old Dominion, In store, 7c
OILS ,-Linseed, $?GIt2.io; machine, Aifl$2.ss
sperm, sa@ts7 tanners. u. ?sgsl. so; sweet, =:
p dazen best salad, SIS; castor, ~. 4oliS, 60 =
gallon; Virginia lubricsting, ssc .&sl.
OSIoxs.-$aR barrel.
PsPrsR.-3SG3;3c.
RAss.-5Gs.c. for cotton and linen. No demand
for wooden.
RoPy.-Manilla, best, 2aGssc.
RIcR.-lli4l2c.
RYR.-In demand at tl.35 N bushel.
RACE GISsRR.-?sGaoc.
Rrx.-Nsw England, 81. soGs9 rs: Santa Cruz,
Is. soG*l y gallon.
SoDA.-Sal., sGsic.; Bi. carbonate, lltGi2c.
SALr.-Liverpool, sa.a7tlt3 50 p sack; for I'm.
ground alum, $3.50. Market 6rm for all dsscrip-
tiOns OF salt.
SHEAcA Roor.-5oc.
soAP.-Common, s,G7ic.; best washing, log
ise., toilet, 2sc., and fancy prices.
SPLITS TrRPBSrISR-Sl osGal.N.
sHor.-s2 7s@$s y bag Of IS bs.
suaAR.-Brown, lai5lic.; extra "C'' and "B"
ls0Ie8c. crushed and pulvsriEed. lsglsic.; cut
loaf, lse. maple, lac.
TAR.-$3.2s y barrel.
TsAs.-B!sck, 7sc .Gslta-the last prime arti
Gle imperial, 8l.7sG$2: gunpowder, $l.7sGs?3
vISBaAR.-Cider, Soc; manufactured, aoc.
WHgAr.-As yet very little wheat has arrived
The crop, as all know, Is short one but what
proportion 1t bears to an ordinary one 1t Is impos
sibe to say. The quality Of that arriving Is yer.
fair. 1t Is, indeed, somewhat foul, owing to tn.
neglected condition Of the lands in Virginia for
several years. But the excellent machinery OF
mills readily relieves 1t OF foreign substances
and the loss Is only to the farmer. The order OF
al the wheat IHdt mas dTrlVeu Is t&CelibHt Inc
grains are well flled and dry: and, as = distin-
guished miller remarked dryness covers q multi.
tude Of faults We quote good to prime at S3G$3l IL
p bushel lower grades range from 81 Is upwards.
WNE.-Port, common, &? .5oG*S.
WHIsKr.-Common, $24S2.25; pure Rye, 93.st
G*s5o. Fine brands higher.
wooL.-Unwashed, s20asc. washed, 5oGlssc. In
CATTLE MARKET.
The supply Of CATTLE is at present equal TO the
demand, but the quality Is not good. We quote
BHEp at *5M 81, gross.
MUTTON is in demand at s4d IS, gross.
VEAL, per head, s7@Sio.
BEEF retails ia market at l2iGs9c. MUTTON at
l?iGse.
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An Order from Sheridan Against Con.
fcderate Monuments, SEc.

New ORLEANS, July l9.-General Sheri-
dan has issued an order prohibiting the
erection, in this military division, of any
monument commemorating the rebellion,
and the organization of Confederate conf
panics, battalions, brigades, &C., for any
purpose whatever.
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Convention of Insurance Companies.

New YORK, July ia convention of
fire insurance presidents was held to-day,
representing large number of States and
thirty millions of dollars Of capital. A
resolution was adopted looking to rea-
sonable advance in the rate OF insurance
and the formation of National Board of
Underwriters,
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GEORGIA WILL SEND DELEGATEs.-It is
now past doubt as to whether Georgia will
send delegates to the National Union Con-
vention in Philadelphia. Conventions have
already been called for most of the con-
gressional districts.-Rome Georgia. Cou.
a.ier
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p NV YORK CITY DELEGATION TO THE
ALADELrHiA CoSvENTIoS.-Henry Hill
iT,n' john McCool, Hon. James Moncrief,
Hon. iioN. William Is. Maclay, Hon. Washington
" moh', DIR. Lewis A. Sayre, Lewis ".
,Wp.as,nfes, Owen Keenan,, Hon. James Brooks,
~ " 'N'am 7. Lee, Hon. Fernando Wood,
'''H. S.r. lngraham.
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General Sheridnn's Order.

New ORLEANS, July l9.-Gencral Shcrl-
dams order about erecting Confederate
monuments was recalled before pubica-
ton.
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Cholera I'm New York.

New YORK, July Notwithstanding
the great number of deaths in this city
yesterday, there were only eight deaths
from cholera.
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uEALTHFUL ATTRACTIONS OF
III THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS, VA.
ONE RARE ITEM OF THE PROGRESS OF THk
PRESENT CENTURY.
DR.. Z. J. GnuDKINE EUTROPHlC.


scRorULA, cuaoyiSs. RHEUMATISM AND
The most unmsnagesble diseases which a1iict the
1uinan race made to yie!d satisfactorily and per.
mansntly to the method and means, an exposition
d when may Do had by reading q concise htate-
hopght for some time worthy to be- noted By Inc
The t,Ie Of this short treatise |. " Tn. sueei.l
Treatment Of Syphilis, Chronic RheumstisIs. and
ssroslais BY pr b. j. GOODWIN OF The washing.
thereby most respectfully and honestly soIiens
careful notice OF this pamphlet by the class OF sui.
and an attentive reading Of It's 6suppiencn,," and
endorsement The vegetable Eutrophie."S which
phle constitutes, in the judgment Of iserim mating
physicians and others disting uished for intelli.
tn the Il .ns
known rs the most efficient In the treatment Of these
diseases.
coded to excel any attending the general plans Of
reatment Is due to my adaptation Of the Eutroph!c
npon tho theory which devised upon early Patio.
logical views taken Of these matsdiss. The po-
;ency Of It's efficacy makes II eminently deserving
apace among the most reputed standard remedies
ously claim at the hands OF honorable and intsll.
gent physicians fair aud impartial trial OF Its
Iherapeutica value as applied by me- in the control
can, on snort notice, furnish physicians located
IN towns and cities from ry to one hundred bottles
uf the Eutrophc at cost Of three dollars per bot.
tie. containing thirty ounces.
The long esta blished mineral resources OF the
Washington Springs, formerly known ~ Lseehs,
afordng the best qualities OF Sulphur, Alum,
chalybeate, and Magnesia. the most remarkable
and valuable collection OF medicinal waters known
10 the mountains OF Virginia, cannot be otherwise
han attractive to irvaifds OF both suffering
from debilities, diseases OF the urinary organs,
uterine disorders, skin diseases, diseases OF the
liver and digestive functions, and all affections
benefited by relaxation from domestic habits and
pursuits, accompanied by Il few weeks solourn ut
such hcalthfal retreat AZ that Of the Washington
springs.
Persons visiting the Springs for their mineral
advantages will DO charged two dollars per day
md twelve dollars per week board.
Persons visiting the Springs for Inedicai advice
and treatment Will be charged tive dollars per
week, ut specie rates, for board.
Passengers reach the Springs by the Virginia
md Tennessee Railroad, stopping At Glade Spring
iepot, Washington county.
40 charge for medical services unless sstisfae.
ton Is given.
The acted may visit US with h assurance III at
heir sojourn shall be succeeded b. happy return.
To lice, nee hare no need and COulf not huHtbu ny
he suffering. Z. J. GOODWIN.
Tho VEGETABLE EUTROPHIC and the PAMPH.
LET can be obtained OF J. Il. WOOD, Druggist,
northeast corner Of Marshall and Fifth streets,
Rcairond, agent for this city, aud from druggists
generally IN al nar's Of Virginia.
fs~r1
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nhAEHAL BEAUREGARD.--A French paper
s,','> that General Beauregard has been
IFPp''n,ed General Of Engineers In the
a 'ehch army. Whether the statement Is
HecS. w ''' '"' ~" ''''
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Edwin Forrest il going to venture few
In England after no closes
bis present engagement In California.
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4 SOLDIERS CONVENTION.
THE GERMAN EIFNFNT,

The German population of Pcnnsylva-
Tia alr represented as unit for Clymcr,
The New York Germans having urged an
abandonment 10y their countrymcn every
where OF the tanatical Republicans. The
elects of your excise law are felt even
here. Whatever doubts have been here
'oi"rc Eel, I" the contrary, it is certain that
iAr CAM ign in Pennsylvania looks deci-
4rdIy hcu"r lor the Democrats than their
.Nr-AcltS.
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OCTHERN FERTILIZISG
COMPANY.
COLONEL WILLIAM GILLIAN,
Date Professor OF Chemistry at the Virginia Mill.
tary Ins,itu,e,)
al Uy1g ,,.xr;.TsnJsnt

This COMPANY having placed In their works
the mos, modern and approved MACHINERY, will
be prepared on the FIRST OF AUGUST to furnish
FERTILIZERS on an extensive scale, compounded
under the immediate supervision Of the eminent
chemist named above. y
They propose to offer for sale:
PURE PERUVIAN GUAS0,
Warranted free from ad xture,l ground and pull
verified; thus avoiding for the farmer the nsees-
sity OF breaking up tho Jumps. and not only saving
him from loss by waste. but securing him uniforn.
itv and regularity in It's application.
MANIPULATED GrANO.
composed Of pure Peruvian and Phosphate Guano
In equal proportions. finely ground and tho
roughly incorporated.
OLD DOMINION GrASo,
composed Of Peruvian and Phosphate Guano, In
combination with ether ingredients, and contain.
ing four per cent. OF ammonia.
PLASTER,
HneIy ground from the bes, Nova Scotia lump.
None will be used strictly adapted to sgr!cul.
turai purposes. DOW, ,rsr
Alarye quantity Of homes having been purchased,
. constant supply OF pure Bone Dust will DO KEEP.
On hand.
This company commends itself 10 the patronage
OF the southern agrie ultural community a. Q
HONE INSTITUTION, under the management Of
one practically acquainted with soathen lands,
and thoroughly competent 20 decide upon the best
agents fer their permanent Improvement. Under
his control tho public have assurance that nothing
will be offered them that In not Of real and inrfn-
sic value.
The undersigned. composing the above company,
Offer their personal guarantee, In connection Win
Colonel Gillian, that their Fertilizer shall DO -
represented.
Liberal arrangements will DO made with con-
mission merchants and srocsr, Who are invited 10
confer with the President tpost.omee box shl. -
JOHN BINDERS. President.
w. b. ISAACs, Tssssarsr
PALMER. HARTso0K D CO.
4. T. STOKES CO..
8. c. rARDY 4 Co..
MARTIN 4 CARD0EO,
{ De. J. Z. CLA60Erf.
,v,,-ase,m WILLIAM @. TAYLOR.
lY OLD CUSTOMERS AND TIE
MI public are informed that hsve ,sry
recently received new ss ynt III n IsLTA
HsTs Also A very one lot o. WOOL HATs.to
which Is WOOL so 81 CARA .;s pasalsry
desirable for laboring men. -, ,.,,v
ara also manufacturing me tns MoLAsniS
,ha ssme prics hey are selling q In the northern
eis,es. wholesale and retail
The trade u svspssslaly sns sh " isia;; ,rv
wit. sposwcca Heel, Isinoai, Va.
TsEN HoGsHEADs PRIME CUBA
j trGSSs lyAl Asf,sfoxn CO.
" Il
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BANK OF SAvASSAH,)
SAVANNAH, GA, July ., 1860.
4 SSIGNEES' NOTICE-The under
n signed having been appointed AsSlGSEES o!
this Bank for the purpose Of adjusting and lqu-
dating it's affairs, therefore all persons having
claims against this corporation will present them,
and all bill. holders OF this Bank are required To
present the within six months from this date,
they will lose the priority granted by statute
and those indebted will make Immediate payment
TO H. BRIGHAM,
GEORGE w. DAVIS,
Nv lo-lIn Assgnees.
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WARE, CUTLERY AND

WARE, CUTLERY AND
H MECHANICS TO0LS.-The subscriber begs
to announce to his former patrons and friends and
the public generally that he has resumed business
at his old stand No. IL (now No lass Main street,
where he is prepared TO supply them with new
stock of AMERICAN, ENGLISH, and GERMAN
HARDWARE GOODS Of every variety, which will
be offered at the lowest market rates.
HOE & CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS,
GUM BETTING, PACKING, and HOSE, and
OAK-TANNED LEATHER BETTING,
for sale at manufacturer prices.
Thankful to his many friends for their fsvors In
the past he hopes to merit and secure the same In
the future CHARLES J. SISTON,
sign OF the Circular Saw,
isl-3md6sw No. ls35 Main street.
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4 SUPERIOR LOT OF GUNPOW-
N DER and BLACK TEA, inst received
lot of DUTCH HERRlNGS and DUTCH CHEESE,
WHITE SUGAR, In loaves,
JAVA, LAGUAYRA, and MAEACAIE0 COFFEE,
WORCESTERSH
Colgate's and IIwlis WASHING and FANCY
PARAFiNE, best ADAMASTlNE, and TALLow
CANDLES,
Superior SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO,
SPICES and CIDER VINEGAR, for picking;
CHOCOLATE and cocoa,
for sale by
iyls-aw JOHN ALBERT BLAIR
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The Pemn>s !vania DcmOcracy-t:at
erimg of the Delegates TO tic Mass
Convention nj Reading Cnparal.
Irird Conservative EHthusiasm-Tssc
Soldiers and the Germans RalIyin.
Around the Candidates. &c. tc.
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uARVEYS Il WILLIAMS, Commits.
~ sien Msrehsnt- Offer for sale At lowest price.
vENABLE's FINE-CUT TOBACCO, an article uni
venaliy pleasing;
SMOKING TOBACCOs, in barrels, cheap;
MACY'S ADAMANTlNE CAN DIES, = full stock
LICORICE-G. AMI F., T. u. c., K. r., and stick
SHOT, direct from the manufacturers;
HERRiN0'S SAFES-only Richmond agency;
LIQUORS. full stock OF Whisky, Brandy, Gin,
&c. HARVEYS WILLIAMS.
Wing copy. 1e2l-lm
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M IL Els Il SON BOOTS . AND SHOES.
We are this morning opening large and really
beautiful lot OF
GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES,
which we have had made expressly for our retail
sales by the most celebrated manufacturers. The
assortment consists Of
MILES i SONS FINE DRESS and WALKING
BOOTS.
BURT 4 TERHUNE's FINE DRESS and
WALKING BOOTS,
L.BoYD DEN CO.'s FINE DRESS and WALK
ING CATERS,
l.. B0YDEN 4 CO.'S FINE DRESS CONGRESS
TIL sWEETsBR's FINE DRESS and WALK.
ING CATERS,
L. BOYDEN l. Coz FINE DRESS OXFORD
TIES,
L. BoYDEN s CO.'S FINE DRESS BUCKLE
SHOES,
together with many other styles of frst-class
GOODS Of not entirely so fine u grade.
These goods We can recommend To our friends a.
the very best that can be made, and We Will snll
them as low the same quality OF goods can be
bought In this or any other city.
Give US call, and we v II give you good Fl,
and hrst-rate BOOTS or SHOES:
PuTNEY 4 WATTS,
southwest corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
jy Its Richmond, Va.
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Henry S. Foote broke his collar bone tho
other day.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
asEIks % n ualloD

RICHMOND MARKETS.
ALcoHoL.-$sgss.2s y gallon.
ALE-Scotch, best brands, pints, "a p dozen.
BAcos.-sides, clear, ?liQ29c.: bore, 2lic. @22c.;
hams, new, 2?l?ac.; shoulders, Isle; Virginia hog
round. 2oG2lc.
BAGs-Best two-bushel, 55c.
BRASpr.-French, sloGsla; apple, $3.50; PhiIa.
delphia, 81. soG41.b.
BggswAx.-Nominal at sec. r b.
BUrTER.-Fair to prime, 2sGaoc. 1RD.
CoRS.-supply good, and prices have declined.
We quote II now ut $l.l5G*i.2o.
CoRs MsAL.-Bolted. tl.3s; unbolted country.
ground meal, el?s.
CHsgsg.-Northsrn and Western, 2?G''c. Eng.
lish dairy, 774?Sc.
CopYgH-Rio, 2sc. 9?'c.; Laguayra, aoGase. /;
Java, 4oa4ac. Reported advance OF scents q In
New York. No quotsble change here.
CAxDLEs.-Adamantine, light weight, 7sG?sc. |;
full weight, 24G:sc. tallow, FglSe.; Parafne'
sic.
CrpgR.-Appls, asG4Oe. y gallon.
Corroy.-There Is but little cotton sold In Rich
rord Virginia loose lots, SoGasc.
CorroS CAKps.-$lsdsls p dozen.
Corrcy YARSs-CouNTRr.-From No. to No.
II, ~. from No. II to No. 10, ~; Manchester
No. sto No. Il, -.
CONCENTRATED LIs.--&s p dozen by the case.
CocrIsEAL.-&7G$... y h.
Day aoops.-Prints, lsG??c.; satinsts, ase. q
sl.lc: silks, u ?5G:s..s. Sheetings. unbleaehsd,
I?.G.rc. :; bleached, l7.94sc.; blesshed, New York
mills, soc. Ginsham., .5Gs.ic. stripes, .SGssc /;
rsmhr,cs, l~I?ec. cotton hannels, brown and
hle.ched, 3sIioc. hnnnels, all wool, loGct.
Hoop skirts, q dozen, IS springs, $50; 20 springs,
40; 50 .rring. siI.sc. Balmorals, 2 dozen, ~
a>is
psres AND Or, srrrrs.-Pricss for drugs tend
upward. Alum, e3c.; copperss, &C.,; madder, ise.;
indigo 90; extractlogwood, Is; sup. earb. soda.
HE: blue stone. Use.
Eaas.-25G30c. p dozen.
FLorR.-The -four market 10 rather dull. in anti
cipation OF the new wheat crop. No sales OF new
nour are yet reported, though the mills are en-.
ragged In grinding 1t. Virginia family, nominal }
Sis. soGsI7: Virginia extra, eiGSit.ss; super.
nne. Sll. soGsa; Baltimore family, snGsp; Bal.
.imore extra, tI2Gsl:.so; Baltimore supsrnne,
Ga. soGsn.sc.
Fssp.-os,s. ss07Oe. = sushei-supply good.
shipstu6, from the mill, 9oc. p bushel. BrownstuH,
from the MILL, Soc. 2 bushsl. Wheat bran, &c.
Corn bran. 800.
YsHrILIxsls.-Peruvisn Gusno. 800 y ton |;
Pacias Guano, e7a = ton; Pstspsco dusno, Us
q ton Bone Dust, IS y ton. s4 .4..
FLAX SsRp.-s3. so6e1.7o y bushsI
PIsH.-Herrings, Halifax, - y barrel; North
Carolina, % q barrel for No. l; " p bar.
rel for No. !, and ~ y half-barel for No. ! roe
hsrrings AseksrsI, No. !, eis04so In kits, ~ IS
10. 3, tis aGeis; No. ., sls; mess shad. In kits.
-.
HSArHsas.-soGssc. b.
dIsssxa. VERY little coming In; brings ssGsse.
HArs.-wool. - to eu p dozen, according
70 quality fur, sn to ~ p dossn molsskin silk
Asss, 81 y dossn dress cashmere hats ~ q DO.
sen.
HiDss.-Dry, is6sss. ssltsd, ssGiss,
HAY.-N.M from store. a. ssEg
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s--c-aL l.-ratcn 10 The New YORK World.

s.tc.al Dispatch the New York World.
READING, Pa, July lT.-Thc Demo
rfatir Mass OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES promises
10 be the greatest political meeting held III
PENNSYLVANIA for many wears. The hotels
are already crowded with prominent poll
,.iaI, representing nearly every county.
IErgr il a general agreement among them
that unusual enthusiasm prevails among
TIE ,9,i.r Democracy, and that Clymcr
wl hr elected Governor by an over
w..'miu@ majority. Reports OF acccSSions
80 the Democratic ranks are numerous,
wa.,r the Republicans admit that they
anticipate hard and doubtful contest.
News has arrived that the Philadelphia
Keystone Club will shortly arrive with Il
delegation of five hundred, while special
trains have been engaged along the whole
ljHr Of the Eastern Pcnn>y lvaua road Ia
accommodate the demand for passage by
;tc Democratic rank and file. Companies
al soldiers, including veterans Of the late
Wlr, are also on their way here.
TIE SPEAKERS.
E.i, stands will hc erected for speak
rs>, among whom are Hester Clymcr,
N.utgomcry Blair, George ii. Pcndlcton,
Richard NauX, and many others of both
&At.onal and State reputation.
THE PLATFORM.
The resolutions are very conservative,
demanding the Immediate restoration OF
ihc Union, and supporting the President
IN his efforts 10 overthrow the Radical
Congressional DiSunioni>t>.
snr nIrpS' ,nxyEXTIuX
PREPARATIONS are also in progress for Il
great Democratic soldiers Convention on
Tie 1T Of August al Harrisburg. 1t pro-
>a>m the Gcary meeting, rs eight hun
H:,t veterans have been elected delegates.
ncaty is very unpopular with the soldiers
1rcraboutS, they seeming to have poor
opinion OF his courage and little respect
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Is ov-deod2w
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THE PLATFORM.

The resolutions are very conservative,
demanding the immediate restoration OF
me Union, and supporting the President
~ his efforts 10 overthrow the Radical
Congressional DiSunioni>t>.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-04

BOARD OF SrPEEvIsoRs.-The Board Of
Supervisors ret at the Court House yes
rcrday.
Prcacpt-Me5,is Hupp, President, VIM.
Nichols, VIM. P Wilson, Henry Wallace,
Geo. V Frarzheim, Joseph Salisbury
1ohn Clator and Augustus IIandlan
Ir Salisbury offered a resolution an
thorizing the appointment Of commit
rec of three to examine the repairs made
az the Court House, and 10 Judge Of the
proper cost Of the same The rcsolu-
lion was lost yeas, Messrs. Salisbury,
wilson and Franzheim; nays. MeSSrs
Hupp. Haudlan, wallace, ClRt0r a0d
Nichols
4 number of bills We're ordered TO b.
paid
The committee on Cont House and
Jail recommended that further security
be added to the Jail, which recommends
ion was agreed to.
Onethird of the tax OF l'6i-0, paid by
W J. Robb "a soldier for soldiers
Pcunties, was ordered to be refunded.
ON motion of Mr.. Wilson, the tax
Maid from the estate OF VIM Thompson,
deceased, was refunded
The claims of Eugene Mayfeld and
Joshua Mayfeld, Tor bounty money,
were referred to the committee on
Finance.
On motion Che petition of 5 G. Ste
vens, County Superintendent of Public
Schools, for 1915, salary, was granted
The place of holding elections in Web
ster township was changed from the pri-
vate house where it has heretofore been
held to the school house of said town
ship.
A communication from Dr. Blum, ask
ing that the sanitary condition of the
suburbs of the city be regulated was
read John Mooth was appointed to at
tend to matters in Fulton and Manehes-
ter
Tie petition Of George Ross, for license
TO sell liquor, was laid on the table
The Board adjourned to meet on Mon
day next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-04

MEssRs. KoBN, ADLfR d KoHN one
Of the largest importing houses East,
have established branch in this city
under the name of D A, Adler 4 Co
at Mr.. Rheinstrom old stand, No. i4l
Main Street AS seen by their ad7er
tisement, their stock Of Millinery Goods
Dress Trimmings, Hosiery and Fancy
goods. Silk Cloabs etc IS very extern
sive
They 10 both wholesale and retail
business Mr. David A Adler has charge
Of the business here.
Their mode ofdoing business and tbeir
prices are such that We recommend the
house to the kind consideration Of the
public.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-04

POLICE CoURT.-In this Court yester
day, VIM. Young, for fast driving, was
fined five dollars and costs james
Cochran, for disorderly conduct, was
fined ten dollars and costs; David LIKE.
for assault and battery, was tinedi ten
dollars and costs, Robert Hamilton, for
fast driving, was fined five dollars and
costs The trials of Augustus Miggie,
for forestalling the market, and Angus
tus Frederick, tor assault and battery
were continued.