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QY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, no 4
- (Lafe clerks with J. c. McGufre & co. Ia
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building

Al
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building -
PUBLIC SALE OF VACANT lot IN SQUARE
18TH. -
On MONDAY. July lst, at 6 o'clock p M, we will
sell to the highest bidder the premises, the east
half of Lott in Square 1885, about 80 feet by 1885, to
80 foot alley. + a.lf13t 8
Terms e.third cash; spesdue in one and two
years, with interest, secured bya decd of trust
the premises. S25 to be paid ut the time of sale
All conyeyanclng and stamps at cost ofpurchaser.
je 22-eo&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts. !,
by w. L. WALL g. CO., Auctioneers, C.5
- Stores 81 8 and 81 south corner Pa ave.
~ and 9Th street. :. 80 r.
TWOtsTORY FRAME HOUSE ON THE ISLAND
At AUCTION. -. -
On MONDAY AFTERNOON July ], j at O ,clock
we win sell in front OF the premises, part of Lot s
One two.story Frame House This property is
situated on south street, between AZ and 9th
streets west. II. L.s#..f r.. - rt--
Terms: One-ha cash; balance in six and twelve
months. satisfactorily secured A deposit of $50
required at sale. 80
..je % 3a. W. B. WALL & CO., Aucts.5
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pv CnnpVE LATIMER, Auctioneers, =
- Lille cIerKe with James C. Mcclure & Co..
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, "Star Office Building"
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. July 5, at clock,
in front of the premises. shall sell parts Lots
No. II, IL, and 3D. in Square 2T, situated on the
east side Of 18th street rest, between and SITS.
north, (1sland.) Improved by two 2-story Frame
Houses and brick basement. with high porches,
containing six rooms each, with front of Is feet
and running back Sc feet inches.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. secured by deed of trust. and notes bear
ing interest. All conveyancing and revenue stamps
at purchasers cost. $50 down on each purchase at
time of sale.
je % eoGds COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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HORSE. BGGGY. HARyESS, SADDLE, AND
Birdie, AT AUCTION, .ta.E ..tsaI III !. -.
BY order Of the Orphans Court, the executors q
the estate Of the late Samuel stinemetz deGessed,
Jnly l. at o'clock p. M, of j. O. Matlock 3 Livery
Stable, on G street north, between Sixth and Sew
Driving Mare, together with Buggy Harness, Sad
die, and Bride. rare chance is offered to persons
So, MARY f. ST1NEMETZ.
/. B. II. STINEMETZ,
eH-d&d COPPER ATIMER. Aucts.,
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10y GREEN g. WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers. =
ID No. SAG Southeast corner 7th and D SITS.
vAHyAAn5E;ngaI.nye LOT TT TRoNTIAG On n

TQn Rt1DkT; the 1th LAY ri lnfx .nexts d q
O'Clock p. m:s We shal esll. on the premises. Lot
2a: Bell 10 fstt mo f1frSht, runningAack u 2
10 foot Hiiey with the iMpF q
Dc, rA9 fsaneffy 0fyekS eFocd Jndgcs 800 b any
pesscn Nfshfe e hnld kiysts Tesidsscs y - aas
mont1 lAr sefes teaal R& lntA!s ard Sscure1 III
hy dse4 @ uestot ahs, bffsiis 8 A!l ce!yeySs
ssF n a sss AZ sgs ssIkaL1.1es I 49,.
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- Storage Sza currencv cabin At lowest rates
MANHATTAN. wednesday, pecemner
Drafts payable any part England Ireland and Scot
land at current rates OF exchange Apply at THoMPsoSs
passage office, IS Broadway
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DEDUCTION IN ATLANTIC CABLE TOLLS-rO
IN take election and after Dec. ], l067.
between New York city and any point In Great Britain
Ireland.
For message words exceeding nfy letters
an average Of fve letters per word. gold SO
Five words exeesdne the average JUS. given WIN be
allowed Tor address, Date and signature without charge
NnteFaclltes will be afforded for the registration of
approved bona de and addresses the privilege SUBJ
lect 20 Withdrawal II abused.
company win not undertake to accept form OF code
that may be presented, except at special rates.
Messages Ia cipher will DO charged for the first ten
eipners. goid Sxo -
Noe.-By cipher Is meant the of numerals letters
Of the alphabet forming known dictionary words
nor names OF places, ships persons, &c
When cipher internixed with plain words. the plain
portion win be charged ordinary rates and the
Properly accredited agents Of any newspaper news
pOicL and general and in plain language only No
40 tement VIII be made 10 newspapers on commercial or
code messages.
agree adhere 10 the half for year. such
tor political and general news Newspaper agents
register special address, which not to be altered without
the consent Of the company.
b Three times the ordinary ratio VIII be charged Tor
sspacked" messages.
Any government using code shall pay for the number
Of words contained In the despatch before lis translation
into provided tho code not than
four letters or four numerals 70 the word
ssnssiOS the point * orsnaton By the payment Of
J. Messages for points beyond Great Britain WIN be
originating At other ponts than New York city VIII re-
Qure additional local regulated greatly BY the rsla
Nve position Of the station.
be changed in any whenever the company
II advisable necessary.
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l,oR NEW oRrp ANS DIRECT --eIpEwHFEL STR AN.
ship Lins-Nsrt steamer Saturday Deo y First
Cabin, 80 ssccnd esss NIX ypsuspssssa .ecomrnd"
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THE TURF.

Union coUKsE--r~orrING, WEDNESDAY, DEC.
~ 4hll r NJ SwSepstakes Of 500, mile heats best
mis- :. & Frank; DINERS =
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80 =. = y sss.N - = ssTs ~ TIL ~
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Opposition 20 monopoly.
f0H CALIFORNIA,
REDUCED RATES or PASSAGE AND FREIGHT.
The '' ssxariHo9 %' DDR crBa, Gao. >. ". smith.
win Be despatched By the North American steamship Com
saturday. December H. a noon,
from pier - North river foot OF Warren street. connecting
.oREGONiAN, Capt Sutton.
These steamships having been built and fitted expressly
for Wis trade have Recommendations that unsurpassed
To Be followed Saturday, January 1854 " The fsvors
HEBRAsKA or ARAeo.
connecting At fanA me- Nv nnk ne rr,::anship
For passage or freight sPply 70 n.,vo,ox .,,
III West street. corner Of Warren street New York
cBAaLss DAsA, Vice Prss't. wM. n. wEBE Prest
IMPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
~ VIA NlCARAvuA rxa
The FAST and elegant steamship
san TRxxcrsco,
n.
vii be despatched b. the North American seamshp Conn
pany on Thursday, December At noon from pier North
ver foot Warren street. connecting on NE racine with
H0sES TAYLOR, Captain Beihen.
The Accommodations these steamers unsurpassed
By those Of any steamers A1osr
S'' i''ss' = b piss',Js 2oS Agent, N west,
e5rnsr OF warren street New yor<
va. n, wrss Presidents 81 Exchange plaza.
CnAa DArA. Vice President
EoR xBw. oRrF ANS pIRsc .sILEMHEEL STEAM:
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CouTH SIDE RAILROAD or LONG ISLAND.
- Winter Arrangements
Leave James Slip New York ct A. ~ via Long Island
Railroad 10 Jamaica for Babylon and all way stations
Franklin avenue Brooklyn. Al pN3 A. NJ. via Brooklyn
tons.
Railroad 10 jamaica, for Babyiodknd all stations
rrAnkiiu avenue, Brooklyn, ~ 2s6 r. ~, via brookyn
touA .
tons Connecting Win rain Of Iona Island Railroad srvs
nv ysmys p maM for jamaica Apd al wny sla.
ions connecss Vim Train y Breotyn Cshsr,i Railroad,
srrivlno ~ Frsnklin avenue, Brooklyn. ~ a. ~ :.
Icsve Bsbvion Al s.to n n for Jemaica and al way
stations eonsecns .I F Of Long Island Railroad ar
Lesss naS,on X u 70 RI NJ fcs Jamaica and % way
rosd srri,nr A Frsnklln avenue, Brookyp, 80
end eonnectna with the horse cars o. " Esss rsM
fcrs snd ssmAeA n wiiiTE supsrintsndsnS
'T T5 axe srsas November isc7.
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OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COZ
" NEW YORK, November 20. 1852 O'Clock r. N. !
Notice hereby that the Inspectors OF Election for
tons by the courts prohibiting them from holding such
accordingly postponed the said election
until Monday December l6 1897 between the hours OF II
n. and 2 r. NJ, at the C0mpanys office.
FREDERICK BILLINGS J
ISAAC TAYLOR, $Inspectors.
RUFUS q. BEARDGLEE.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-To GENTLEMEN
only, on Interesting subscts ~ the New York Museum
OF Anatomy sIs Broadway Those unable attend
lectures may receive copy y fsrvardine ten cens AZ
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pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's THROUGH
line 20 California aud China,
carrying United States mail.

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing regularly Thursday, at O'Clock T. N. pre-
cisey. from pier No. 4 North river
COLUMBIA. Captain D. b Barton Dec 8.
EAGLE, Captain NJ. r. Greene December IL
MORRO CASTLE Captain Richard Adams. Dec Is.
Gfo r. HARRISON, President
No. Bowling Green, New York.
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Pass ALE. IN SIX DOZEN CASES. IMPORTED
NV" 'p' q. Z. 2ABrcHr. IN Pearl s.rssa
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WHOLE NO. LAG.
personal.

Don Essss.sz GALL FOR YOUR COLLECTIONS OF
~ Eggs and other things immediasely Letter rom
Charleston. EueiE
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ow rARE-T0 BUFFALO ONLY eS VIA NEW
IL YORK Central and Troy Line; steamers VANDERBILT
North rver foot Of spring ssreciat o'clock r. ~ on
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BY THE GABLE.


LONDON. Sept. O. Noon consols,
e4II-I6; US. bonds, 1875; Illinois Central
Tx; Erie, 44A; Atlantic aud Great
Western. %. -....
2.P. M.-consols, 81 9-1e; U. S. bonds,
1916 Illinois Central, 771S; Erie, 442I.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. e.-Noon-Cotton,
dull and some descriptions have de
clined; middling uplands, e'sdi Orleans,
lOkd; breadstuffs. firm; corn advanced
to 35s cd; provisions quiet; lard sis for
American; provisions, unchanged.
M.-Bacon,g 42s Sd; lard, sos 3D.
beet, 1905; pork, advanced Is.
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Boston Shoe and Leather Market
From ae Shoe and Leather Reporter. Sept 8.
The boot and shoe market continues
without special change for the week.
The demand is moderately active for
seasonable and the most desirable
goods. We quote the following prices
OF the Wholesale market for fair medi-
um grades: Mems calf half welt
pegged boot, S4Sa5O 90 per doz; do tap
sole, $50a52 90; wax double sole. $40 GOA
As 90: kip do, S42 OOa4S 90; grain do,
sS5 0Oa45 90; plough shoes. 81 7Oa2 90 per
pair; brogans, army hand-sewed, 81 so
al SIS; split brogans, 81 IS; wax and kip
do, 81 45H1 30; calf balmorals, double
sole or tap, pegged, 81 65a2 90; do ma
chine sewed, 81 75a2 Is; boys boots,
grain double sole, $50 O0a36 90 per doz;
kip do, split back, 81 O0aS0 90; youths
kip, SIS 0Oa24 90; do grain, S2l OOa27 90;
calf, S24 OOa36 90.
The shipments for the week have
been e, 959 cases; same week last year
it was 81, $50 cases. The shipments since
January LIST, exceed those for the same
time last year, 81 as cases.
The leather market for the past week
has ruled generally quiet, the demand
for all descriptions being only from con-
sumers, whose purchases are made
from time to time as required. Prices
are easier, but there is no decided de-
cline in asking rates Tor the week.
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NEW YORK, Sept. e.-The Herald's
Cuba Cable dispatch dated Havana
September 5, says:
Vera Cruz dates have been received
TO September LIST, and from the Capital
to August 18th.
The reported arrival at Vera Cruz of
Maximiiian's body is contradicted. 1t
Is also contradicted that his body was
mutllated. Commander Roe, OF the
EuuboAt Tacony, by request OF the
austrian Commander, claimed the
body of the Emperor, and his request
has been listened to.
Acting Consul Otterburg, In the alb
sence of the French, Belgian and Ital-
ial ConsulS, Is acting as medium OF
communication for their governments.
Mr.. Plumb has arrived at Mexico.
The Supreme Governm ent has or
dered the case of Santa Anna to pro-
coed.
Ali the Generals condemned TO death
at Queretaro, including Castillo, have
been pardoned.
General c. Koran, on the 18th, was
sentenced by a court martial To be shot
on Wednesday. The sentence was car
ried out on the Plasuela de MeXicOalio,
agains THE demonstrations ofthe Amer
lean Minister. Koran left letter to
yindicate his memory.
President Juarez has decreed the con-
vocation of the Mexican people for the
purpose of eIecting President, Con-
gressmeu and Magistrates of the Su-
preme Court.
Lopez, the traitor. has published an
account OF the siege OF Queretaro, and
seeks TO establish the fact that the fall
was not the result of treason.
Ortega's case was awaiting the action
of Congress.
The sect of the Sisters of Charity has
been abolished, and another under the
patronage of the republic established.
The chihuahua gold fields have been
yieldin largely.
a large supply OF munitions OF war
has been forwarded from Chihuahua to
provide the Indians and tillibusters.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 90 1877.


To tie o0Ieys and Members Of ne Warrington
LdrGJy % N. s. READ. Secretary.
Gentlemen On receipt OF your favor or
the 18th inst, notifying Us Of our appoint
ment As Receivers for your Company, we took
the liberty 10 submit a copy OF your Charter.
with plan Of your enterprise TO eminent
legal authority, and having received his IA
vorabIe opinion in regard 70 its legality. and
synpathiEtng with the benevolent object OF
your Association. viz: The education and
maintenance of the orphan children Of our
soldiers and sailors Of the Riverside Institute,
We have concluded 70 accept the trust, and TO
use our best efforts To promote 50 worthy an
object. Respectfully, yours. &c,
GEO. a COOKE & co.
Address all letters and orders to
GEO. A. COOKE q CO.. BANKERS,
80 south Third street, PbiIs. Pa.
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
gzsau-eOd6wSw
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now TO OBTAIN SHARES AND I'm.
CRAVINGS.
THE n1vEns1DE INSTITUTE,

Situate at Riverside, Burlington County, N.
j., u founded Tor Ihs purpose Of gratuftouAly
the sons OF deceased Soldiers and
Seamsn OF the United states.
The Board Of Trustees consists OF toe fol-
lowing well known itlEens Of PannsylvAnia
ard sew Iersey.
Hon. WILLIAM b. MANN,
Diatrict Attorney. Philadelphia, Pa
Hon. LEWIS r. BKooNALL,
EX-Chlef Conner U. .. Mint, and Recorder
Of Deeds, Philadelphia, Pa
Hon. JAMES II. SCoVEL, New jersey
Hon. W. w WAkE, New Jersey.
Agent Adams Express. Philadelphis, Pa
OF Joy, zoe e Co.. Philadelphia.
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I7VO Il ' E1sI3E7' Pr u
The market is quite active. with :air
receipts. Prices are firm, with no Tugs
sold under "a. Some Hart comfy leaf
at $50 was refused. The breaks today
were I6O hhds, with 20 reflections. Sales
were 1 hid Hart county at $50, rejected,
2 hhds at $2Oa20 so, 2 at sl9 25al9 so. . at
SIT 25, at Sl6al6 70, IL at Sl5a15 20, II
at SIIal4 rs, IA at Sl3al3 20, Is ut Sl2a
Il rs, IL at $lIaI1 70. 10 at Sl0al0 rs, 9 at
Sga9 90, 10 at Ssas 80, 9 at S7a7 80. II at
S6a6 so, II at S5a5 95, Z at 81 loaf 80.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. wAsA1EoToE.
D. T., April Is. ls67.-once OF Internal Rsve-
nue:-Having received satisfactory evidence
that the proceeds OF the enterprise conduet.
ed by the Washington Library Company viii
be devoted TO charitable uses permission il
hereby granted to said Company 10 conduct
such enterprise exempt from all charge,
whether from special tax or other duty.
E.A. ROLLINS, Commissioners.
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DICKENs NOVELS, DIAMOND Ed
Dickens Novels. Library Edition.
Walter Scotts Novels Household Edition.
3aIt Hamilton's Works.
Captain Mayne Reid's Works.
Ecce Homo,
Ecce Deus
Louisa OF Prussia and her Times, by Miss
The Ssven Weeks War, by Mozier.
The Bench and Bar, by L J. Bigelow.
Old England, by James L. Hoppin.
Sunthine and Showers, by Steinmetz.
Curious Myths OF the Middle Ages.
The:Cs xtons, by Bulwer.
Bryan Maurice.
Far Above, Rubus.
Two Marriages.
The Invisibles- .....G.
A Noble Life:
Cecil Castlenau, Gage, .-r.
Elsie Magoon.
Tales OF a wsyside Inn by Longfeliow.
The Last Days OF a King.
Twice Told Tales, by Hawthorne.
Recollections or Five Years. Grace Green
Lonsrellow. Blue and Gold.
TennySon,
Whittier,
Ella Cook, 49, "ar..
Jean Ingelow,
Laus Veneris, by swinburne.
Scotts Poetical " orks, Sc, &c.
woman's Relation 10 Educationi Labor aud
Law, by Mrs Dali.
Heaven and Hell, BY swedenborg.
Religious Life in England.
IrVtng's Washington.
IrvinRs Spanish Papers
Lectures on the English Language, by
Marsh.
RuRge, by Marsh.
Man and Nature. by Marsh.
ciencs of Language, by Max Muller.
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols, 5000,
pAubigneis Reformation in the time Of
Calvin.
Plutarchs Lives,
Studies in the Psalms, by DR.. Plumer.
Life of Luther. - g.
The Federaltst.
RuSkin's Works.
bankrupt Laws OF 1867, with notes and de-
cisions.
Miscellaneous Works In good variety.
school Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & MoDERMOT.
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The Association have appointed n Re-
ceiyers, Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE q o.,
IS South Third street, Philadelphia Whose
well known Integrity and business exph-
encs viii be a sufficient guarantee that the
money intIusted 70 them Will be promptly
applied O the purpose stated.
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The Latest News

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$4,000

Each Certificate OF stock Is accom- panied
with afReAutifuI SteeI-PIhGe EnErAV-
ing, worth more at retail than the cost of
Certificate, and also insures To the holder
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% NEW York, Sept. 9.-The annual SEES
sion of the Grand Lodge ofodd Fellows
opens on Monday next. tLr
tits reported that Wall street bank
lost SO, 600 by forged draft.
Five deaths from cholera are reported
within few days. three occurred in
one family. Cause, filthy premises.
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COMMERCIAL AID FINANCIAL.


The following is correct statement
of the Public Debt, as appears from the
books and Treasurer's returns in the
Department on the LIST of September,
1851
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NEW, YoRK, Sept. 9.-The Times
special cable dispatch, announcing that
an American vessel had been interGered
svyith,at Crete, by the Turkish authori-
ties, excites considerable surprise here.
II is stated in diplomatic circles that
French and other foreign vessels have
acted humanely toward the poor Chris
clans, without being thus thwarted-
The action OF our naval officers will be
suataineA by our Government They
have been only rendering the services
of huma nifty, the withholding of which
would have been disgrIceful, under the
circumstances. Bon. a.r
The President favors the suspension
of Commissioner Rollins, of the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau, and Mr.. Hill
yer, OF New York, AN officer of the De-
partnIeDI, has recommended General
SteedmRn for the position. Secretary
McCulloch, however, resolutely resists
all these efforts for a change, and de-
clares there are no grounds on which II
charge can be made against Mr.. Rol-
Inns.
General Gray, the agent OF the State
of Missouri was within two weeks, col
lected 81, 500, 900 OF the war claim of the
State, and deposited the same to its
credit in New York. over five mil
lions OF the claim, oil six millions, have
now been collected.
The Worlds Virginia City, Montana,
special says: Cavanaugh, Democrat,
has been elected delegate TO Congress
from Montana by an overwhelming
majority. rl-
The Herald's special says; 1t Is al
legged that further damaging disclo-
sufes of the doings of Ashley and But
Ter in their alleged conspiracy against
the President, are about to be made by
the Attorney General, 4 Captain
Chandler, who was formerly in charge
OF the Washington jail, said TO be
Radical, is the supposed authority for
the new eveloPments.
The Worlds special says: lnfofmR-
lion has been developed here within
day or so showing that initiatory steps
have been taken tor a meeting of the
Radical Governors of the Northern and
Western States, at either Philadelphia
or Washington, during the present
month. In the West, where such a
Convention was first suggested, 1t
seems to be in favor, aud a private let
ter from Chicago says that Governors
Fletcher, OGlesby and Grape, together
with John Hogan, Congressman Ferry,
Brownell and others, were in that city
talking the matter over on Tuesday
last. None of the Eastern Radical
Governors, SO far as is known, have
been written to on the subject, and
Governor Fletcher has some doubts as
to whether Governors Fenton, Geary
and Bullock would attend such a gath
eriug. The object is not stated but ev-
I6ently relates to the impending crisis
in the Republican party.
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RIcHSIoND, Sept. 9.-The official fig
ures of registration i'll Virginia show:
Total n lumber of whites, ll5, l57; blacks,
lOl, 49O. aa.
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KEY WEST, Sept. 9.-The yellow fever
is raging at Fort Jefferson. The Dry
Tortugas steamer Alliance has been
sent here tor doctors and nurses by or
DER OF Mai. Andrews, district COM
mander, who left Tortugas yeSter-
day. The government has telegraphed
to send physicians Some say the dis
ease is yellow fever, others that 1t is the
breakbone fever. The post doctors are
all down sick.
The shore end of the Gulf cable from
Key West to Panta Rosa has been final
ly laid. Communication between the
United States and Cuba is perfect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-10

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The amount
of gold i'll the treasury to-day is Ss2,-
T54, 2lO. and coin certificates, sl4, SIS, 700;
total, S97 .633 $40. Amount of currency
$40 9O3 600.
The Secretary of the Treasury has to
date removed the Injunction on caveat
from 1871 of Missouri State bonds, II of
North Carolina bonds, and 2 of Ten
nessee bonds, some years ago abstract
ed from the Department of Interior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-10

TMERsoS;S LITTLE GIANT CLOTHES
n WKISGER-lhe best in use. Good
AGENTS wanted in every county. Address,
J. +. RAYNOBDS,
.spI-tf Wheeling, w. Vs.