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New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
Amusenents.
GRAND CHARITABLE FAIR,

GRAND CHARITABLE FAIR
FRRsEsTAIioS FESTIVAL
AID or THE -, .e,
Hoa' I'D sled f9r le h'a-nanee 'a5 hsars'n o. The
AN APPEAL 40 ThL PUBLIC. ,,,
EducaoE end lfs Destitute Children o. our soldiers
e. y m M .oe Ae .y52i' re A u n a 5ese
with tr Home end sclo1" enabled q receive aa care
sG MI. G, fP g5sEG 6iIy IRA GsANT G,..a ITfeHt
Mis Wsi5r.iIen D. q fRihiOSI First Vice President
Ne RGgERr ;s FoEsdLR =, n sscoll Vice President
Mfs WM s. HlLL}ER. Corf-'Doudias Secretary.
Mrs. j. J. VAN DtLsEa Manager
Mira " GERHONU Nsnsrer
MH. = CLlFFoRD WAp5WoRTH. Nln,ssr
s,Il NJ NELS9S ss y PLACE u x Manaser
Mr.. Ii. j. SiiERMAS Misaset
Mr. siT. WikItM MfLitH M,,II,ie msni'e' u,r,..,
Mr.. HENRY BATJER hlsn.g-r
Ibs viii orcn on the io;h Of Decsmbsr continue
E'is 9 al the '''' i' ''''' Of n'''i"' and "'' So
GRAND PRESENTATION FESTIVAL
,oon,n =, To, ,s, Be hss bell; at ss,,,.,o,,
SATURDAY EvEEING Dec 2i
Under the musical direction Of hcodors Thomas q
osson committee vii be chosen by tas audience to award
In such v they determine For the Festival there
10000 Ticket, at One Dollar olcb.
10000 FEs'sgt3 Sg 3 heinz S9;S g rsRE ;s9 Tits'hod'r
orIer may be sent direct uesas the from 81 to
Lssl drs. BY following
s1s. T.: T:! 70 on: on: .daT. sdaTs.: 3 90 90
% a. al c9' aT4. rS 10 ~ 10 to one ''ai' %
THOMAS Co.. Managns Directors ! SIC Broadway
mD,s Agent Gg5 i5' 9%T s, md Schools N'"'i OK
pleasure acknowledging behalf of the Home and
fiss 1op,sy 1S py' n So siS RPodTsv New
Donons i5r fair viii be gratefully received and aoEno"l
THOMAS & Co. Managing Dir,ctor' No. SIG Bro'dw'y
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Ccoal Notifies.
Y. ST-pRFWF COURT T-TTBFRTUS VAN

u Y. SUPREME COURT-LIBERTUS VAN
~ BOKKELrN. Hainuh sgt WILLIAM f. VAN BoKKLLEN
end otners Defendants lu Of t-nt o s l9l M
the above emitted rcon made the ln day ol Novo5tt 100
fTeiuck Hoe tle Referee eein named viii ELI % pu3ic
auction MONDAY fhr lt d.y q December lc e j. nt'ck
noon ste Exchange Ssroou 81. il Brocwy il le CITY o.
heVl0k bv J.lIs 81, Miller Aur Iu-r tts following ctscprc
premises. Al a' ecu Iudy dei share Interest oi TIE tai
William X. Ven bokEe 10 al o ur wur o. pr now Ai'"h
40 eisA ElFt hreriu the City of4'l III pfnE
p-l rd 1 Dovrtree ard o. in ana o. h~ o4
head outside sud 90 M sid pier ne
shsrc interest said pier wharf and bu'keo1 berg me one
pr pr0l0r1n thereof owned by
Elizabeth Ao r se Of sl City OF widow Of Daniel
Morris her drcca consisting Of Fix hundred ana e. mt
inche the outside 81 S3geet d "a hundred
end inches bring the wa'tlI s ts n'neac 10 hon o
ny owned formerly ia Elizabeth Morris the noh~ry
side oil SoH street counaCils four inches elsWafy
from the easerly eide Do,efeet and extending eawr-y ny
e and proportion OF said wharf
pier dockuee, whaf crsnase emoqueu rights and
Morris euted li-tlne
AID by of owning he sst ia hund
rcd and eight inches Of isul6AeadNcw lork NOV 10 1870
FREDERICK HESS Referee,
NATHAs1F1 NILES Plaintiff Attorney
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Gorporation Notires.

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
- Trustee Of the Ffh Ward the Office Of the Clerk Of the
BOARD Of Grand and klmstt until WEDAEs
DAY 5h dy Of December 1896 At y o'clock for the Desks
Chs Settess furnishing the Primary School
House Nesty Hudson In ssd
Nsrd specifications Tor d woIt be the Office
fte supsntendelt Buildings, No ~ Crosbys Two
rssponss approved required from each
ii bidder and no psoposa be consieed which suretes
uamed ,..
81 The proposals offered deemed the public interest
Dad Nov II i866 WIN u. BUnRAS,
CLAUS PUCkHAFER,
Commites School Furniture, kiith Ward
Crr or EKvYORx DUPAKrNEsr FISASoE BUREAU THu(
RKoKIvKR OF IAXEs AKW CoUHrHOUsz PARK Nov ], 1866
ET1O TAX-PAYERS.-NOTIC is hereby given that
One per will be ldded s taxes unpaid the lst Of
additional One December IS
On al remaining unpsd January interest at the rate Of
Twelve cent the the books received BY
ths Reesver Of payment VIII be sddsd No
b. O'Clock or ho1rs TO 2
D a. JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

n ONG ISLAND ,RAlLROAD.-Wntera arrange
IL msut. November lsee-L.avs, James alp Ee--fert a.
a. mai train and stations II e ior syo
set snd stations Rvehead express tram p M iof
9. fafmngdae snd saloh
ana on saturday nghts for North l'lip
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Foot Of BarsyOn and aner Nov - Morning mail trains
for Easton and internsdias stations will leave 81 M
Ma. Express Of Mbum at 10 o. m MOTIF
town EIpe'' D = sCHuCH Assistant sapenntenaeh--
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Eeaal Noiitrs.


SUPREME COURT Of the State Of New York
- CHARLES DUC0URAU, JOSE MARIA soRZAH0 and
PABLO VAIL HONRAI doing business a. DUCOURAU COM
en-SuDmsaa-For demand ~. s. Row stamp
Tract (Con1 servedl-To the defendant tly CentA
ssoveusmsd. You hereby sammoned and CGnceed
rtged 20 complaint ia this action,
Ueh w Be fled Office of the Cek Of the City and County
o NeNYork City Han IN the City Of NswYor and 70
thsI o No. t9 Waist HeYok City, within wsaty days Atsr
Toe o this exclusive OF the day Of such
service snd the said complaint within the time
1oedd the plaintiffs IN this ac0n vii take judgment against
Tor the of hundred Thousand dollars beds the Of this
COUDERT BROTHERs, Plsiniiss Atiopsys
No ~ Wslist.. New fofk.
TIE complaint n the entitled action d9y fsd IN
day o. Oe.ober 1906 COUDERT BBOTHERs,
On ltw6wF Plaintiff Attorneys
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
~ EkW-YORK. WILLIAM SLOAN sglinst HIRAM HUNT
JOHN DOE and RICHARD ROE Owners of the. ....".....
pttf sally B0nsf To the degndants You are. o0c Rev
ssieoy summoned and required 20 the: stamp
spHin, 10 hs which win be tiled n the. Cancelled
os the Csrk Of the City and County Of
q TIE City Hail. EeWYork and 70 cepy your Snsws
" We sad eompain Eubcrbs At thsif oness No u Wall
@ supnoa exclusive Of day Of such seryesJ and fail
The SAID pn within hs time Aforesaid the piiAth
on vii tks judgment against fer the % hundred
5s ysyn dollars ssd any ests With ters.t fFo Aug
-" sesasa the cots of this setioD-Daied Nov " lbe3
.e1R EMERSON, GOODRICH 4 KHOWLTQN,
o. Plsintihs Attorneys No "a Wal street., keW.fork.
compliant herein duy fled the ofhs Of tks Clerk Of the
~ ea County VI kew1ofk 25th dsy Of October 1865
oos,.- EMERSON GOODRICH KkoWLTOH,
N"A~eWF Plsis.ifs AttsrasyG
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 70 FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMfANYS MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN hEW.iOkh AND hANhE CALL
ING AT BRESE
The speuod this fvOnte Tor the Cout
b.nt viii ssH from Pier No - North River. follows
VILE DE PARIS sufmoni. iUaDAi pee
81 LAURENT ~ hpA Dec ~
PRICE % PASSAGE. IN COLD -
CABIS. 2 53 sEcOND CABIN, $50
uelu ling table wine 10 either ass.
PsenFers intending furnished board with
rtfood coupon aud their checked 70 PA,
additional charge 5f S3 for trf and .
These do not seeftg, passengers
Mcdica attendance free Of chsrgf.
OEO. MACkEEZlE. Aren't No. 81 Bfoadwsy
CTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL,
- Calling Londonderry land Mai and Passengers.
The fy0dte Passenger steamers oi
THE ANCHOR LINZ
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
HiBERNlA sails SATURDAY. December l.
IOWA sails SATURDAY. December l'
Liverpool Gssgov and
Derry, Cabins, 2 ~ and S7Oi sieeruze, 80
Prepaid Ceuhcssi those Ports % heW-iofk H 20 Ham
burg, HavEe, Anwerptkc, Sl0O and HII
For further li9ra4iion appy az the ComPany's Offices
FRANCIS MAC DONALD 4 co. Agents,
Nc. Bowling green New-foTk
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

NEW.JERSEY RAILR0AD.-Trains leave foot OF
Courtandtst for PHILADKLPHIa and 10 q ~ m,
and u M. for BAIrIHoRH and wASHSaToS At and 10 m'
o m, and II midnight
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
Sales bn 2uction.

Gro A. LEAyrr Au-ioueef.
PQQ2KS, TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49s BToaa%% GS'!
toSsoyn.yIs .cIrro ADVANCES HAoE
A. So. MEnvIS Au-.loaeyi
DY BANGS, AlEEWIN 6 co, Broadway cor. an
FsiBt n S'S f'5t FF%o5,y Nos. 6 ., ccl
VALUABLE Law L8RhRi-t ompH ing eonPfe e, ''' oi oi
a Oours Ada.rl., Rsro. Die f ConjqetisIl ' isal
Common Law soc fgaiy Report. &C. IsL-i s-s %, ly
DREWSTER & BERG. ,,,.,,,,.,..,
> AUCTlOSEERs AND CoNMlss ION NthOHNN-S
$50. Oh lefTrf.'
r r H0TGHr1S e. r. BREWSTER,
CHABGEs OF sALTS, 3 PfR cfNI. c..,. ..,
o-eT Aieslanl'r Of tl store Cash advances made 90 e'a'sn
nf .oss ss ss sy,p to ae, Furniture st private residences
O. s'iS 15o. 70 be- disposed oat Auction or private sale
r.. Hon. osorre oadyle ss..liisyose
q a. q woodnlla. Gsns-r. 80. 60 Walt.t
~, plssasat sssSos Z ,de A''ao Saving BsSi
AZ. tLHrCEzE- Aurtoneer
GOTHIC COTTAGE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
pLrrckER son SC6Ds Co.'S M IA isLns a Auction TUESDAY
Dee ae5 az Y cco,k o. Toe k1caanse Saesroo5 ,.,,. -
House story and l;c basement and rbclr % rooms bh
'o:og em trees hne Elrde7 exotic plants fruit trees 1'oooe'y
MAS IGrr1NylILE PROPERTY
Frii'19ENtE-i iot i5t' s. + c cox ~ Ii5lr T.
ilsrH sTKEET-s ot. n $. so9 's-, Z. 6 have
9gHAvE. sad 52DsI.-Preu,es s. r. co-rer
WEST 6Il-ST.-3-sory bIi.4 house tEd iot
TUESDAY, DEC lL
TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLE LOIS on CIHANE. 55IH,
56TH s7TH AND 53lu-STREEI,.
6rHANENTE-8 lo.s bet. 5Jh and .liists, Past side
65rlSrHEET-1 lots b. rear Of above. " siie.
SCTH-STREET- los S. side. 451 T. N. 5h-ave.
54rHSrR EET6 lots =. side tO1 @. street, 10 o.. W 6thave
s6TdSTKEEI2 lots. = SIDE adourE oi 0havg. i0ts
sTfHSnHEET-5l ]. O. y sid- 100 n. " 5tisve.
t6rHSi iREEI-2 lots :. side. 100 o. W Ghave.
MoREB WILKINS, Auctoae.r
Il OTIS on Madison and 4th-ayes., 9th, 74th, 18th,
i s7t. I2th 18th and 20th-s.s-E H. LUDLOW Co viii
sell 81 Auction, THURSDAY Dec G. 1856 at II o'clock the
~ hsnge saeoou. no. lll BrOaiwsy. Trinity Building;
hADsON-AvE IirH AND 18Th s2 lots, comprising euie out
avenue, aud lots each street.
uorthv ll2tIft.2j 2iE9l feet.
A,HAvE northwest corner ll3hs4 lotf. each 252txt0 ee
9fhst.4
ST lots south side. 5 each 25xl0o5
sTi9 lots north side G f Of 4have. each 2jxlUlO
IlTHsT6 lots side go feet 4thave. each 25xOoO
lots north side 80 feet fhlye., each 25xl00
sT5 lots north side, $50 let Of hsye each 2Sx
0lU
SIXTY pr cent remain bond aud Tor years at
= cent 81 option o. tie buyer
lNALE IN PARTITION.-Notico is hereby given
- the Valuable property known by the numbers 2 255
26 Fulton City q Brooklyn viii be- sold by the
DulsTsguei public auction by order Of The screme Cont 10
CITY fooky, the 4h dsy Deceube 1860 y o'clock at
r. property Fulton street 50
feet wii-1 l dTth side andl 1877
depth d and divided into three separate o
and buildings pied for stocDca Brooklyn November
70, ie66 GERARD NJ SIEN Ems, heiriee
LowHET FRAysIo1il SoREN. Attorneys.
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CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY OF
- HEwYORK-ADoLPHB BAKER agAin.t ELhlbA THoMP.
sON-suumops for money demand contract '''''''''
To the defendant Ena Thompson You are hereby 70 cent stamp
summoned and required the complaint IN Cancelled
this which copy herewith served upon''
the said the ue
b A. tber af No 90 Nssssu street IN kewYork City within
hereof exclusive OF the day Of such
YOU f said complaint within the
Aforesaid the plaintiff this soen viii take adent against you
for Of and nineyone 81 100 with inter
eat from the 18th dag May thousand eh bSRaf:a and 1J
besides Of acon.Dsted N ~ Oct - te
KAUFMAN FRANK a WILcOXsoH, Plaintiff Atomsys
Take notice that the and complaint IN this aoon as TINS
day filed with the Ct and County
bsr 18th, 1895 -
KAUFMAN, FRANK wTLGoxsoE Plaintiffs Attorneys
lsUeNF
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
- York-MATiLDA X. BARNE against II. ID. II. OPEN
HEAfER aud PHILIP BONFORTsummonsf Tor money demand
contractTo each OF the sbovenGmed defend
You hereby summoned and required 20 u g. r.
the complaint in this Gct0n, Of which Stamp 5o
copy IL herewith served and 70 Cancelled
the said complaint the
subierbers their ONCE No % Nassau RewYoTk City within
after the hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
service you fail said complaint within the time
plaintiff this action viii take judgment 6ganF
OF thirteen hundred and ssvenyone dsT with interest
Of April 1865 besides the Of this
Dated Oct 49, Ices KAUFMAN, FRANK { WlLCoXsON
Plaintiffs Att1rneyt
complaint herein haa been filed
,h OF the Cek Of the City and County Of
1866 hAUfMANn, FRANZ ~ MihCOAsON,
Now Law 6wT Plainih's Attorney
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

TOR GLEN COVE and ROSLYN, touching at
Whhs.tone Bsyhs Dook Sands Point and Glen
Wood steamboat ARROWsMITH height and pessenf.f leaves
Pier Ne NE a. Peek spl daily Sunday sIssptSd 'hh U
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-12

Instruments of other makers, and different
etyles, aiways in my present extensive ware
rooms
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-12
New York Money Market.

1' = O1'IA' VUIl III
Money moderately active as ) per
cent. Sterling Exchange at lO8SalG94.
Gold trmer, opening at l499, advancing
to 1909, and closing at $50.
Total export of specie today, $792. $40.
Government stocks active and firmer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-12
New Work Market.
New YORK, July Il


Cotton dull and lower, at Sc for mid
ding. Flour dull and prices strongly
tend downward; s. 65aS So for extra
state: S. 7Oa1O % for extra spring
brands and extra round hoop Ohio; and
$40 10al3 IS for trade brands, closing
quiet. Whisky dull. Wheat dull and
dropping for common, at 81 % for No. |
Chicago spring; 81 % for new No. mil
waukee; 81 20 for mixed. Rye dull and
lower; western at 9SaSl 03. Corn shade
frmer; S4aS64c for unsound new mixed
western; S6taS71c for sound do; 9Oc for
. high mixed, nearly yellow. Oats dull
and heavy at 5la55c for new western,
the latter pricean extreme. Coffee dull.
Sugar quiet at 102all8c. MOlaSseS firm
but quiet Petroleum dull at 23C for
crude, and 39a40c for refined i'll bond.
Wool-dOmestic and foreign quiet at 55a
Gle for supeItine and extra pulled; 33a
34c for California; 22a34c for western;
43a45c for cap Pork dull and lower;
$3l 75a32 90 for new mess, closing at
s3l IS cash; SO 80 for old do; $40 25a
26 80 for prime. Beef unchanged at SIG
AL 80 for new plain mess, and $50 5Oa
"a 80 for new extra mess, Beef Hams
nominal at 45c. Cut Meats firm at l32a
15ic for shoulders, and 17a20c for hams.
Bacon firm with moderate demand; 1Sc
for short clear, and l14c for short ribbed.
Lard dull aud heavy; sales of $40 bbls
at l93a2le. Butter at 25al0c for state
Cheese dull at Sa23C
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-12
Commercial Matters.
Weekly Review of wheeling Whole
sale Market.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER,
WHEELING, July IL, 1866. }
The general markets are quiet. The
demand for flour and gram continues
moderate. Prices are well maintained
and business is moderately brisk.
Dry GooDs.-We quote: PrantS !:
TROY l3c; Wamsatta l6c Arnold lSc T;
Amoskeg 18e; Washington I've; .. pau
ders l9c; American 20c; Sprage &c; MeT
rimac pc. De Lanes: Light 22tc uarh
274c. Gin0hamS: Waverly 22c; AmeIl-
can 22c: berkshire 26c Lancaster 271a
Roe Bleach Muslin: "a, 15al6al7c; rs,
l9a21c; A, 25a26a33c; Sd, 373a4Oc.-
Bro,cn Muslin :: 81, l5al6; rs, l0a2O;
"A. 22fa25.
FLouR-super s. %; family S12;
choice brands Sl4.
GRAIN-Wheat, choice white s. rs {;
red s. 20a2 so, Corn soc. Rye 9Oc.
Oats 55a60c.
PRovIsIoNs.-Hams23 a25; sides l9a20;
shoulders 17al7 J; mess pork S3ia35. Lard
23a24.
BUrTER--15a17c in large lots, but not
much doing.
EGGs-MOre offering at 15c in lots.
PoTAToES-Stock almost exhausted
and selling at S4 OOaS425 per barrel.
CHEEsE-New W. r. 16c; Factory 10
81 SAL 80.
CoFFEE-Good to fair 29a30c; prime
Sic; choice SIC.
SUGAR-Havana, in boxes Tic; Cuba
124a13ic; choice Porto Rico 15c; hard
refined 1870; A, coffee 174ci 3, do III
G, do 16c
SYRUP-6Oa75c for lower grades; 90c
aSl 90 for good to best brands; Porto
Rico molasses 75a80c New Orleans
molasses 81 20.
FISH-Small supply and active de
mand; new mackerel in half bbls, for
No. 2, $40 So No. 3, S. 5Oa9 90; So 90
for No. i; 81 IS for No 2. Lake
herring, half Dbl, s. 80; white fish, half
Dbl, 50 so.
NAILs-IOd to GOD nails, 7 90 per keg;
Sd and Cd nails, 7 % pei key Cd and I'd
nails, 7 so; other sizes il proportion.
BRooMs-S2 5Oa3 for good, and s. 50a
so for extra.
SALT-s9 IS from yard, Cor Ohio River,
$4 90 for dairy.
ToBACCo-7SaoOc for dark los, Is and
navy; 95al 90 for bright Is and Is; 81 ,35a
$50 for fancy chewing brands; goal 90
for bright tons.
SoAP-9c for family; lie for German
l4al5c for Eastern family; Irish bleach
ing, lie; Palm Oil Toilet, 800; Toilet pei
box, $500; CASTLE 20c; Resin, SC; Cheml
cal Olive, 10c.
CANDLEs-16c for city mould tallow
26c for stor 26c for hotel
aRICE-Carelina 12c; Rangoon II &c.
LEATuER-Market active, with up
ward tendency. French calfskin $i,15a
2,IO; German do S1,70a2, 10; American dc
$1,60al,75 Sole leather, h9mlock 37alOc
oak tanned 43a47c; harness 33a43; upper
36a45.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-12
A Rare Chance for Capitalists

THE SUBSC RIRER OFFERS AT
private sale the farm known as the Girty
Point Farm, containing about $40 acres, nine
miles from the city Of Wheeling, seven from
We'll sburg, and one from Short Greek Landing,
Ohio river. This tract Of land has no superior
as to quality of soil, and is in good state OF
cultivation. The improvements are comfort
able dwelling with the sDd
trees. The entire tract Is underlaid with
fve-foot vein of coal, easy of access to the river
Oil wells are being put down in the mediate
vicinity. A map of the farm can be seen at
the Merchants National Bank of West Virginia,
at Wheeling.
If the above farm is not sold by the 18th day
of July (due notice of which will be given
it will be offered at public sale on that day, at
the trent door of the Court House in Wheeling.
W. Va, at 9 o'clock p, m. The growing crop
will be reserved with the privilege OF removing
the same Possession given first day OF Octo.
ber to seed and full possession given first day
of April, 1867.
TERMS-One- third cash balance In three
equal annual payments. with interest from
date-said deferred payments to be secured by
deed of trust on the property.
West Liberty, Ohio Co., W.Va,-jel5-d&wts
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G. @. MELL0R,
fsb2I Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-12
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was swelling slowly last
night, with four feet nine inches water
The Edinburg left for Cincinnati with
a fair trip.
The New State, Capt. Harlan, leaves
for Pittsburg this morning, and VIII
hereafter ply as a regular packet De-
tween this and that city, connecting
with the Parkersburg packets.
The Express leaves at 1Oi A. NJ, to
dav for Parkersburg, the Logan at 2
p. M. for Steubenville, and the Combs
at 3 P. NJ. for Sunfsh
It will be remembered that slight
collision occurred some weeks since on
the Monongahela river, near Hazelwood,
between the steamer "Chieftain." and
"Favette," of rival lines. After a
thorough investigation of the matter,
CAPTAINS Walker and Atkinson, Inspect
ors of Plttsburg, have exonerated the
officers of the "Chieftain" from all
blame, and suspended the license OF
Samuel Hughes, pilot of the "Fayette'
for six months.
The following figures represent the
profits realized by the boats in the trade
from st. Louis to the mountains, this
wear: Steamer ST.. Johns, (not includ.
inc a considerable sum for Government
service) $1,000; Mollie Dozier, $4,000;
Tacony, $4,000; w. j. LOWS, SAC, 900;
Deer Lodge, $4,000; Peter Balen, "Trip
of ninety six days. $4,000. NJ. S. Mep.
ham g. Bro, are said to have gained q
cool 500 900 from the voyages OF their
three steamers, Peter Balen, Goldfinch
and Iron City.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHOLERA DISARMED.
The Chief Causes of Pestilence
DESTROYED,

nR. E. COURTARET'S DGSEN.
~ FECTING FLUIDS. Secured by Letters
Patent in the United States and France Pre-
pared solely by the New York Disinfecting
Company, at their Laboratory, Nos 2gS, 300 and
3O2 Henry street, n. Y. Office ~ Cedar street
This Company organized on a permanent ba-
sis, with DR.. CourtaTet, the celebrated French
chemist, in charge Of its LabOratOry,is prepared
to furnish its Disinfecting Fluids for sick
rooms nurseries, urinals, water close Is, prlvies,
cesspools, sewers cutters, ships, railroads, hos
pitfalls, prisons, and public institutions Of all
kiuds slaughter houses, otial and fat boiling es'
Establishments; all kinds of manures Immensely
increasing the value Of tho latter TO every
farmer), and wherever poisonous and offensive
gases exist. These agents are deOderizers, anti
septics, antiputTescents and disinfectants in
the scientific meaning Of the words. They re-
move noxious gases and Odors by chemical
misunderstanding in their places hedluttd air
they are DEsTRoYERs, and not merely GbSOTbent
of poisonous gaseS-not I'M furious To utensils IN
which they are used The attention Of medical
and scientific men is directed to these disinfect
ants. Attached are testimonials IN favor OF this
great discovery, which, with hundreds Of others
can be seen at the Company's Office.
DELAvAN HOUSE, Albany, March 80 1856.
To The President of the Ne,0 York DisirJecting
Company;
Dear Sir 1t is all that it is represented to be
We have made many trials OF disintectants
but now consider that we have found an article
which surpasses all others as a remedy against
all bad odors. Il. RoESsEL 81 Co.
NEW YORK, April ., 1906.
To the President Of the NeiO York DiSiIlfectia0
Company
Dear Sir We pronounce it without exception
to be the best we have ever known. Its effect
upon every matter is complete and instanta-
neous. T.. a. STETbOS, Astor House.
N. B-These disiniectants are used by tn
scavengers, under the direction of the Sanitary
Police OF the Metropolitan Health Department
New York.
POWELL e. THOMPSON,
AZ Cedar street, n. Y.
General and sole agents for the United States
and Canadas to whom all orders should be ad
dressed.
For sale by all druggists and general dealers
in the United States and Canadas. m29-3m
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Monetary A0nirs.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Posts mon
ey article says; There is no scarcity OF
gold for delivery, and loans of coin are
made either without interest or at Sal
per cent. in favor Of the borrower. For.
eign demand for u. S. securities is the
only feature of general interest at tho
stock exchange. There is much activity
in the loan market. Of railroad shares,
Erie is the chief fayorite and has risen
to 76&
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Etna Fire and Marine Ins. Co.,
OF WHEELING.
Capital .----..-.-------------S IOO.OOV'
DIRECTORS:
James c. Acheson, William B. simpson
Jno' X. Botsford, VIM. G. Handlan,
T. Ii. Dodson.
This Company having been fully organized Is
now prepared to take risks on Buildings OF all
kinds. Merchandise Manufacturing establish
ments, Furniture and Cargoes of all kinds on
Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. %
Office at the National Savings Bank, NO. Oh
Main street. JAMES G. ACHESON, Pres.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, Vice Pres.
s. P. HMDRgTH, Sec.
II. G. HARDING, Asst. Sec. mar@s'y