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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO
il BE SUPPLIED TO THE NAVY YARDS UNDER
THE DOMINANCE OF THE BUREAU OF
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.


Sealed proposals to furnish timber and other ma
teriAls for the Navy for the nscal year ending June
80, ls6s, will be received at this Bureau until 10
time the proposals will be oponed.
The proposals must be addressed to the Chief Of
the Bureau OF Construction aud Repair, Navy De.
pArtment, Washington, and must be endorsed "Pro.
posals for Timber, &C., for the Navy, for the Navy
Yard at name the yard, y that they may be dis
the different yards to be encloied in separate envel
opes
struetons to bidders giving the forms Of proposal
Of guarantee, aud Of certificate Of guSrantOTs with
printed forms Of offers, will be furnished to such
persons desire to bid on application to the com.
mandsnts Of the respective navy yards, and those
Of all the yards on application to the Bureau These
schedules will be ready for delivery on the 2Oth Of
June, instant.
The Commsndant Of each navy yard and tho Pur.
chasing PsymAster for each station will have a copy
Of the schedules OF the other yards for examination
only. In order that persons who intend to bid may
Judge whether Is desirable to make apple ton for
any OF the classes Of those yards.
The proposal mnst be for the whole Of class, AID
all applications for information for the eKAmna.
tlon OF samples must be made to the eommAndans Of
the respective yards.
The proposal must be panied by certificate
from the Collector Of Internal Revenue for the dis
triot in which the bidder resides that he has IL
eense to deal In the articles for which he proposes
and he must further show that he is manu- urer
Of or regular dealer in the articles which he offers
to supply The guarantOrs must be certified by the
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the district in
which they reside.
The contract will be awarded to the person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re.
quired by law; the Navy Department, however re-
serving the right to reject the lowest bid, or any
which 1t may deem eKorbitant
sureties In the fall amount will be required to
sign the contract, and their responsibility must be
certified to the bAt sfAetion Of the Navy Department
As additional security twenty per centum will be
withheld from the amount OF the bills until the con-
tract shall have been completed, and eighty per
centum Of the amount Of each bil approved 10 trip.
lcAte by the eommAndant Of the respective yard will
be paid by the paymaster OF the station design
10 the contract within ten days after the warrant for
the same shall have been passed by the Secretary
Of the Treasury
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered and des.
igIated as follows
Mol White Oak Logs. No. As. Locks, hinges,
No. 2 White Oak Keel bolts Of brass and
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TNHE"GIDEON PRINTING OFFICEn

H'HE"GlDEON PRINTING OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
SUCCESSION TO
ell E0N / RSON.
STEAM. POWER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
10 6ll Ninth Street, near PsunryIvauia Avenue.
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having greatly Increased the facilities OF tho abOy.
OLD ESTABLISHED PRINTING HOUSE
by an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And the addition Of several Of thu most improved
row E RESSES,
10 prepared to execute every variety Of
LSTTER.PREss PRINTING,
FISR VISITING CARD
LAROR pngTRg
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WASHINGTON H0USE--Mrs. A F BEvERIDGE.
Hon. O. =. Nil er, Lewisburg, Pa. VIM 7. Hill
and lady, Newton n. J.. George T. Chaplin, stock.
bridge; II. Gross ard WIFE Richmond; J. B. Will
ltams, Memphis Col j. Fillen, S. b Morton, Bed
ford, Pa; George Nelson and lady, Hagerstown; r.
b. James, LockPOr; T. A. Stokes, Harrisburg; T
Cord u jr, Philadelphia p. A. Hess, Toledo, Ohio;
A TrNv pa
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NEW STEAMBOAT LINE,
~ For Passengers and Freight 1n-
rom Washington to the mouth Of the .tEatEsssf7
Potomac and Norfolk.
The steamer HI LIVINGSTON, Captain Thomas
Ltwler, will leave Washington At Seventh Street
What d, O'Clock TUESDAY MORNING,
POR NORFOLK,
hak.Lg all the Wharf LANDINGS on the Potomac
T,yerr arriving at Norfolk on WEDNESDAY MORN
e., and leaving that Port for Washington and
"h%FYe7 Oh the Potomac, WEDNESDAY at 4 D. m ,
'ouching gong and returning, at Fortress Monroe
nm fhlp' MORNING the steamer will leave her
"baHr loot u seventh street for the
MOUTH ~ TIE POTOMAC
And will make All the Land, ny whAryes on Loth
aides u the yer, returning to Warrington atm
SUNDAY EVENING, l.Gchlng At the same Land
ings.
Pare from WashIpgt, n to Norfolk, .cludluy berth.
~ i've dollars. Meals extra
For further particulars In relation 10 Passengers or
Freight, apply to ComPaRy's Produce What, foot Of
Seventh street
CAPS. THOMAS BTACRPOLR
At the Produce Wharf, Washington.
HOos 4 WeddsTbuTn' q Warehouse, AlsxkndTia Va
lnbeTly Brothers Warehouse. Norfolk, Va
nyE.U
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&c. Sylvester, Baltimore h Hammill, Va Thos
Danfort, Va. J. Oliver, Washington; Charles 3.
Foster, Philadelphia; WIN H. Bellamy, New York
Bouie, Rockville, Md A. Harburgher, Baltimore
h. c. Jackson, New York; George W. Wilson and
wife, Md.
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II ALL RO A ID 8.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
l. AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.
comnsueing MONDAY, April 18th, 1855.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila.
Ll6 a. m, EIpres,, Mondays excepted y il.45a.
E.Pros;: me-
TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore, 7.25 a m, Way Mail 80 a m,
Express LILO ?. N, Express $50 p. m. Express
$40 p M kHPrS snsp.v rp,r,
Leave philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
At 80 a. m; and II COP m.
t.y: B.%ST: for for T TS %sI
milo n. y. RENNEY, Superintendent
TH ROUGH LINE BETWEEN
l. vWnhssHHINoToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NBw
WAsHnoros, Jan. Q, lse7-noou.
Trains between Washing ton and New YORK are now
run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of ears,
Leave daily except Sunday at z40 a. m, l2l6
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday at 745 g. m. and IL 10
And $50 and P'P On SUNDAY
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at 200 p.
m. only.
Sleeping cars for New York on 700 p. m. train
Through tsLets to Philadelphia, New York or Bo,
ton, can be had al the Station oaes al all hours In
See Baltimore Aad Ohio railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
nspolis, and the West. IL WILSON,
Master Of Transportation
L. M COLE,
dsnsral Ticket Agent
0Bo. 9. K00NTz,
Agent. wAshingtoh.
Z, J. WILKINS,
Passenger Agent
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DROPUSALS FOR STATIONERY

No. Ia =. ol3,l7ls, 49, "a 25, aj AZ. a. a. as %,
ST. o. 81 g. 90, Co. 90, o. 0s, CO. TO- a. 70 a. H. IS
IS, 80. s7,Ss jsl2-w4t
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Nos T. O. l2 IL, IT, IS %, 81 81 49, "a 81 70, A. ~,
a, A. Is ~ 80 49, S. "a % IS 80 Co. 80 e. g. GS &c.
-, Il 70, a, Is, u, -, 50, S7ss
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WIN Baker, Monroe county, N. Y. John sibert
Matilda sibert, Chicago, Ill. samuel Yearsley, JSo
Faust, Del W. Robertson, Baltimore, Nd. NJ l.
Burt, Miss. John widmyer. Isaac D. Dunn, Wash.
ingt0u, D. C. John Hall, Richmond, Va.
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PLAIN OR CoLoRED INK.

PRoMPTNEss AND DISPATCH
NAY RI
R led ON
0stB.u
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OWEN HOUSES. ". OWEN.
RIP. Cady, Plattsburg, NY. r. s. Crane, N. Y. ;
Hrn. II. | Dean, sparIingburg; @. C. Wilson. U. g.
N. Major Smith, U. s A; II. 7. Adams, Washing.
ton Smith, New York
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-21

Forced to grow upon the smoothsst face In from
hTaA In aNa wa Inv ali
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Nos L2S7,S9l 10 IS, Is, 49, II, IS % 49, "A, Is,
80 49, 81 S. a. 49, 80 a. H. as 49, 3d. b. 80 49, o. o.
81 S. So 80, g. a. g. S. So TO- H. 49, "a 49, H. IS S.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-08
A-erIc.. I.s,itrse Of HenepatAy.

NEW YoRK, June z.--At the meetingnf
the American Institute of Homeopathy
various papers were read, including one
byI DR.. Comstoek, of Cincinnati, on
Homeopathic management Of the cholera
at st. Louis, last summer; and ono by
DR.. Cooke, of Cincinnati, on disloca-
tion of the kidueys. The report OF the
bureau Of surgery was also read oy
President Helmuth. The document was
lengthy and interesting. The report OF
the committee on Medical Ethics was
ordered printed and will be considered
next session. The report of the bureau
Of obstetrics, without reading, was re-
ferred to the committee on Publications.
The bureaus of organization, reglstra-
t;on and statistics submitted their re-
mort. A resolution was submitted by
DR.. Uredi, private physician Of Score.
tary Seward, asking the appointment Of
committee to confer with the national
institutes of other countries, 30 the re-
ports of each might be transmitted to
the other. sfs. , .s1. sS.sF
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i. 8g Telest'arlt;
80 re FHR REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.]

LONDON, June 7-Noon.-Money u
steady; Erie 40i; Illinois rs.
2P.M.-Consols advanced !, quoted
at 94a. Dutch standard sugar has nd
vanced.
LIVERPOOL, june 7-Noon.-Sales o
cotton for the week $1,000 bales; cd
vanced tat; stock estimated at $4,000
bales, over oae-half American; market
to-day quiet. vBreadstuffs quiet; l7s. 70
for wheat; No. l Milwaukee red u.s. ~
White California do. Provisions un'
changed.
LONDON. June 6.-The weakly state
ment of the Bank of England shows thai
the bullion in the bank increased 537
600 pounds sterling. @
LONDON, Jnne 6.-Evening.-Consols
closed 944;; 5-20's %; Illinois Central 49,
Erie S9a. Cotton has been quiet an(
closed unchanged; middling upland
III; Orleans liz; sales 900 bales.
Breadstuffs closed quiet with down,
ward tendency. Corn-37s I'D for mixed
western. 7F.f '"
PEsTH, June 7-Eve.-Lord Bloom
field, British ambassador, will be pres
emit at the browning of Francis joseph,
King of Hungary, Tomorrow. All the
powers having diplomatic relations
with Austria will be represented on the
occasion, except America. The Empe,
ror has made known his intention OF
proclaiming universal amnesty to oil
Austrian subjects imprisoned or who
have rendered themselves liable to pun.
ishment by political offenses committed
prior to this coronation.
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New York Market.
l. NEW YORK. Jnne Z.

3 -...-.g ,p NEW YORK, June Z.
COTTON-Unchanged; sales 14O(
bales of uplands at "a.
FLOUR-20c lower with more tone
and better inquiry for consumption
receipts sos bbls; sales $500 bbls super
fine western State at 8 GO; extra western
9 s0al0 so; choice IL 00a12 %; shipping
Ohio ii 00all 80; trade brands IL 00al2 IS
spring st. Louis 10 00a13 90; winter
Is 0Oal6 so, closing unsettled. California
more active; sales 400 bbls at IL GOA
Ia 90.
RYE FLOUR-Easier; sales 400 bbls
at Z O0aS 90.
WHISKY-Small sales of western
in bond at 50. 1870
WHEAT Market easier and more do.
ing, sales of $4,000 bushels No. 2 Mil.
wa1kee at 2 29a2 80; choice 45a2 SO;
white California 2 70a2 30.
,RYE-Dull and lower; sales of 41Ot
bushels western at 50a1 go.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales of 1900 bush
els Canada West free on private terms
MALT-Quiet; sales of 1900 bushels
ut 50al IS. -" = o. 4.
CORN-Receipts 95, $40 bushels; mar.
ket closed quiet ut al advance; sales of
75, 600 new mixed western at 05a1 10;
retail lots at l0al IL; closing at / 07s
l % for prime old mixed western, l LA
l7i in store and delivered; heated mix.
cd western 90a93.t -4S Ia
OATS-1a2c lower; no receipts; sales
So,oOo bushels western at 79aSl; prime
Southern s3a; State nominal at IS. y
J. hlGE-Quiets SSg9x vssg -
COFEEE-Ficm.:. "a
!, SUGAR-Firm; Gales of 400 hoes.
heads Cuba at 10aail. Ia
N0LASSES-Quiet. Pig a-s-gi -
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Pifssburg Oil MARKET.


+ BusINEss-The market since our last
has undergone bat few changes. Oil is
certainly selling at low figures. The
stock Of crude on hand is not large.
The demand, however, was not ex-
teDsive. The receipts were 1851 bar
rels, including 725 barrels of West Vir
ginia ola superior article. The river
to the oil regions is in fair navigable
order, in fact there is more water than
business on that stream. The rates OF
crude have undergone no alteration II
some days. The rates tor fair GRANTEES
of bulk were &c; packages included Ia
l24c. The sales were 1886 barrels in lots as
follows: 1876 bbls. muddy oil 4 &c, bar
rels returned; sales 1000 bbls. bulk ut
&c; sales 400 bbls. do, barrels returned,
&c. ~
REFINED On.-The sales since our
last reached 1000 barrels, by far the
largest portion being for future delivery,
extending to the close of the present
year. The market contains fair sup
ply. Among the sales were the follow
ing: 500 bbls prime light straw to white,
Philadelphia, June, 23c; 500 bbls of the
same description at 23c, immediate,
Philadelphia. The following were made
for the next six months, Philadelphia,
commencing with July: 500 bbls stand
ard'white, 26tc; 500 bbls do. August,
261c; 500 bbls do, September 26ic: 500
bbls do, October, 26ac; 500 bbls do, No
vember, 26tc, and 500 bbls do, Decem-
Der, 26tc. Other lots were under nego-
tiation but had not been consumated up
to the close. a.. IA
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, June THE Grand
Lodge of Free Masons was in session in
this city to-day. They passed resolu-
ton laying an injunction on some per-
son who is now engaged in gift ell
terprise under the name of Masonic
Fraternity.
Emigrants arrived to-day to the num-
Der of 2626.
Nelson j. Marsh, clerk, was arrested
to-day on u charge of embezzling valu-
able letters, and was held to bail for
trial.
Another distillery in Brooklyn was
seized to-day. On the first attempt the
officer was beaten severely and elected.
The Southern Famine Relief Commits.
sion is still vigorously at work. In adj
dition to loading the United States
store ship, Purveyor, which left Thurs
day, the Commission shipped 5000 bush
els Of corn to Charleston and Savan-
nah for the interior district. Yesterday
the treasury received from Clarendon
district, South Carolina, an appeal for
relief from the heads of sivty-five fami-
lies, and presenting 295 individuals,
some of whom are now suffering for
bread.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June I.
FLOUR-Unchanged and quiet; not
much done.
WHEAT-Firmer; sales of No. win
ter red in the forenoon at 2 %, but the
same sold in the afternoon at "a.
CORN-Dull and unsettled, but clos
ed with buyers at 70a7l in elevators.
OATS-Opened dull and heavy, but
closed t.60 for No. 1, being a decline
of sc. s.. 81 ...
RYE-Very dull and could have been
bought at 40 on the spot.
WHISKY-Dull at 80 in bond; quota
tions given for whisky in these reports
always refer to in bond; never duty
paid.
COTTON-Dull and prices nominal.
MESS PORK-Dull; city offered at
% 25.
BULK MEATS-Firm at II for shout
ders and ID for sides.
BACON-Firm and fair demand; 9 for
shoulders, III for clear rib, and liz for
clear sides.
LARD-Dull at 12t for city.
BUTTER-Dull at 15a17.
CHEESE-Dull and unchanged.
GOLD-l36 buying.
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PETRoLEUM-Dull and unchanged.

HOPS Qniets ssss.sss.ss.7.
PORK-Heayy and lower; sales of
1000 barrels 1t % 5Oa22 Is for new mess,
closing at % 62} for regular; % 90 for
old ness 49, 00sl9 75b prime, and
1S 75a19 for primo me6s. 5tU
BEEF-Unchanged; sales of 240 bar
rels at previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at 39a40.
BACON-Ssles Of 400 boxes at 12i for
short clear; Iii for long clear and short
ribbed.
CUT MEATS-Unsettled. -
BTTTER-Dull and heavy.
CHEESE-Heavy at 7a16.
|0g Il LATEST AARKxT-r.N
/ FLoUR-Closed quiet, with no De-
cided change, and a1ess pressing oes'le
WHEAT-steady for heavy winter;
M, I. 4Oa2 so; white California 265a
2 30. -
OATS-Dull at 70 for wes'ciI.
CORN-Dull, heavy and lower, sound
new mixed western ! 07; mixed western
1 13al L.. t}ttE
B PORK-Heavy and lower; sales 2OO0
bbls. mess at % so regular, closing
with free sellers at this figure. ,r
BEEF-Nominal and unchanged. y
BACON-Dull, with downward ten
dency.
LARD-12aa13 for fair to prime steam,
and 13tal34 for kettle rendered.
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From SO. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 7.-AccOunts from
several interior counties notice an I'M
usually violent hail storm last Sunday
and Monday nights, which did great
damage to the fruits and crops in some
places. The hail stones were as large
as hens eggs, covering the ground COM
pletsy and remaining 4ShOurS. -
MOmaha dispatch says the report Oi
an Indian fight near the North Platte
river, a day or two sinces was u hoax.
The Senatorial party returned yester-
day, and 3 grand banquet was given
them last night. While the party was
at. the end of the end of the railroad,
ten coaches returned through fear of In
dians West.
Generals Sully and Baker and Colo
mel Colburn arrived at Yankton about
the LIST of June, en- route for Yellow
STONE.
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Regiatrntion,

New YORK, June 7'-Registration in
Richmond commences on the l7th inst.
A case is on trial in the District
Court at Richmond to recover diyi.
dends from the Richmond and Peters.
: burg railroad, declared during the war,
which were turned over to the Confed.
crate Government, together with the
stock, as being the property of alien
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FROM NEW YORK.

Gable Correspondenee-Ats A.
sassinatisn or the Rassian Gar
The Assassin Arresfed-Mexican
Isems-Judge Kelley-Judge Bastcd
General sheridan.
NEW YoBK, June THE Heraldi
Paris special says: 1t was the Gear OF
Russia whose assassination was at
tempted yesterday. In the imperial
carriage were the Gear, his two sons,
and Napoleon the Third. When the
royal party was being driven through
the Bots de Bolognes q young man, ap
parently about twenty years OF age,
fired pistol at the Car, or in the di-
rection in which he sat in the carriage.
It appears that the pistol had been
overloaded, for it exploded, wosnding
the hand of the assassin. 1t is alleged
that a person standing in the crowd
threw up the arm of the wretch by a
promptly dealt blow just as he dis
charged the pistol. He was instantly
cut down, severely wounded and made
prisoner by the escort. The imperial
carriage passed on without hating.
The supposed murderer is Pole
The Herald's London special reports
the races at Ascot. Vauban, Jasper
and Lecturer won the great or royal
prizes. -,
The Herald's Paris special says: The
grand military review in the Champ de
Mars yesterday was the most brilliant
spectacle ever witnessed in France.
Over 81, 900 men were under arms.
The Herald's New Orleans special
saws: Dates from San Luis Potosi,
Mexico, to the 9TH, state that Maximil-
ian's fate still hangs in the balance.
Juarez and his ministers held u confer
ence on the subject of a disposal of him,
but the conclusion is unknown. 1t was
thought Jaarez would carry him to the
capital. The capture of Miramon with
the rest was confirmed. Mendez, how
ever, was nowhere to be found. EscO-
bedo had issued an order that every
Imperial officer who had not surren-
dered within twenty-four hours should
be shot.
The Heralds Havana correspondence
says: The prize brought there by Max
imilian's war vessel had been ordered
out of port.
Judge Kelley was received by his
political friends in Philadelphia last
night. In his address he referred to the
Mobile affair, saying the riots were not
chargeable as much to the citizens or
the disloyal authorities of that place as
they were to Andrew Johnson, who had
appointed to q post of profit the AFRO
CANT Northerners who had provoked the
disturbance by infamatory statements
in the public journals some days before
his arrival. The riots, he said, were
premeditated, and were not brought on
BY any words of his own.
The Heralds special: Judge Busted
made a speech in Montgomery, Ala
bama, on Wednesday night, in which
he cordially endorsed the recent Repub-
lican convention which declined to in
vite him to participate in its proceed
ings.
The Times special says: The report
that General Grant had recommended a
reprimand to General Sheridan, is en-
tirely unfounded in fact.
The Tribune's special says: Since the
removal Of Governor Wells, renewed
efforts are being made for the displace-
ment of General Sheridan. If General
Sheridan is removed it is expected there
will be a July SESSION of Congress.
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Rro,,, Charlesten.

CHARLESTON, s. c., June 7.-General
,Sickles has issued general order re,
curing all civil officers in North and
South Carolina charged with the main
tenanee of the public peace to report tt
the Provost Marshals of their respective
districts. Another order appoints the
following board to prepare registra,,
lures for registration: Rrevet Colonel
Royal, Fifth Cavalry; H. II. Helperoy
of Raleigh; Jefferson Fisher, OF Raleigh
j. w. Garbage, of Charleston, and
Lemuel Booser, of Lexington, s. c
They convene at Charleston to-day.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, June 7-5:3O P. NJ.
American Gold 1861; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Certificates 25a253; Boston Wa
ter Power "a; Cumberland 29aa3l;
Mariposa SAG; do preferred 20fa21i;
Western Union Telegraph 44a444; Pa
cifc Mail l39tal39; Atlantic Mail 1864
alO6; New York Central 100ial004;
Hudson lO9alO9a; Reading 1864; Mich
igan Southern 6St; Illinois Central 11si
al2O; Pittsburg 26a26i; Toledo 1l6all9;
Rock Island o8iaSSs; North Western
34ta35f; do preferred 5ssa5s3; Fort
Wayne 99sa99; Missouri's SO.
There was an active upward tendency
in Steamship shares; Pacific advanced
to 14O but closed low.
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State Of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, May Rnles,
1867.
Alexander McElroy ps. Achilles Scatterdsy,
Alfred Caldwell, Joseph Gist. and John W..
Wells, partners under the firm of Gist & Wells;
Polaski Scatterday, Robert Morrison, Mrs. A.
Hutchinson; The Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling Z. e. McCauslin; Executors
of Steel Smith, deceased; Thomas Smith; the
School Commissioner of the city Of Wheeling;
Elijah j. Stone and Jacob G. Thomas, partners,
under the firm of Stone e. Thomas; William
Robertson, Alfred Caldwell and Henry e. Flesh.
er, late partners, under the firm Of Caldwell g.
Flesher
fI'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is TO RE.
i cover the purchase money due, and owing
the complainant upon the property mentioned
in the Bill filed in this cause.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit filed In
this cause, that the defendants, Achilles Scat
terdav, II. c. Flesher, j. Gist, j. n. Wells, Mrs.
A. Hutchinson, William Robertson and E. c..
McCauslin are not residents of this State.
Therefore, 1t is ordered by the plaintiffs coun-
sci that they do appear here within one month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
posting of this order, and attend to their interest
in this suit.
copy. Teste: MICHAEL j. BREINIG,
G. l.. CRANMER Clerk
Atty for Complainant. je4o w4w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-08
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BUFFALO, June lin the case o.
Prather, Wadworth & Co., of Pithols
30 agsinstthe Western Union Telegraph
..ss Company, the jury yesterday rendered
8 o verdict for Gil, 27l in favor Of the
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