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On the 9lst instant, in the 18th year Of her age
Mrs. MARTHA SESSFORD, wife of Mr.. John Sess-
ford, resident Of this city "a years.
At Richmond, Virginia, on the 22d instant, in the
Both years of his age, THOMAS RICHIE, jR, one
OF the editors of the Richmond Enquirer and third
son of Thomas Richie, Esq, of this city
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FOR SALE AND RENT

tNoR SALE-A neat two-story Frame HOUSE on
l. Massachusetts avenue between 4th and 9Th
streets, containing six covenant and well arranged
ro'ms, whics, VIII be sold very ch.ep if early az.
phed LOT. ALSO, three threestrry Brick Houses on
between 9Th and 10th streets together with
Houses suitable for small families.
Also number of Building Lots; one near the
Railroad Depot.
Apply to the subscriber at Jas F. Haryey's. Un.
dertsker, 9TH between and Streets or at the of.
ncA OF Justice Dom. RUDOLPH BUCKLEY.
V'HREE FRAME DWELLINGS AT PRIVATE
SALE:-"e have for 'a!e three small Frame
OK IL 1a situated On street north, between
i%th ana !Zts west, each containing five rooms and
comfortably arranged for small families
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in eight, sixteen
and twenty -four months with interest
Apply to D. p. CAMPBELL AGO.,
may 22-eo3t Or N. STRATToN, Auctioneer
HOUSES FOR REMIT have for rent
two acres of ground attached to each situated IN a
new street parallel with Boundary street runninc
along the top of the riage of the railroad where
IL i"av es the city. little more than q mile north.
easterly from the Capitol.
Ihese house have from seven to ten rooms each,
including Kitchen with several closets and ce lar
woodsheds and stable and pumps of excelle1 t
near at hand The situation is bea utiful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the city.
and having the Capitol in full view. The approach
70 them Is by street, Delaware Avenue and NJ
street. graded and graveled The soil of the lots is
generally good, and capable of being made very pro-
uuctive.
An omnibus now runs twice a day between these
houses and the Presidents square, by way of N
street, delaware avenue, Ii street. eth street and
Pennsyivania avenue; leaving the houses at about
half past eight O'Clock a. w. and half past two n n, :.
returning, after brief stands at the ar NAVY and
Treasury Departments, the Centre Market, Geaeral
Post Office and Patent Office.
THESE houses are peculiarly adapted for the resi-.
n spfe hob;
requlse exercise either by walking, or by manual
labor in garden.
The houses and lots will be let they stand, with
large shed containing stall for horse, and an
outhuiidlng at the very low rent of TWO HUNDRED
DoLLARS per annum, payable monthly. If other
improvements be wanted, they will be made with a
due increase of rent.
Apply to VIM. sticsney, Esq., occupying house
on the same street. or to myself ut residence near
the premises AMOS KENDALL
Washington, May 19-2w lint Jynion7
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Importers Of Fancy Goods, Browns Hotel.
1-ff

THE BEST STOCK OF GOODS I'M
l. THE DISTRICT OF C0LUMBIAl-wALLk
STEPHENS respectfully invite the citizens Of VI ash
'ngton to inspect their last importation OF the
GOODS they are now making up. Such a fine a.
sortment Of Linen Drilings, Vestings, new stylse
and patter ms, ss well as of Cloths, never before
seen In Washington. mav1--M
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~ NOV Is fHl f1Mx.-The display of dagusrreo.
types st PLUMB's GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
aue Is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
the splendid pictures they obtain there Let It be
ooly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and wha. is gratifying, sl
PIamb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken In
all weathers go ~
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MARRIED..
ID I K ID

On the 2lst instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges, GA
BR!EL CROSS to Miss MARGARET E. LANG
LEY, OF The District of Columbia.
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k>kENCH SHIRT BOSoMS-The rapid s,c@ss.a
in the sale of the new SHIRT BpsOMS v.r
rants US in presenting TO the trade and our
ers very large assortment of the newest STYLES ana
At the most moderate prices
Families and shrt-makers will find il cheaper 10
buy these bosoms than To make them The tr.ss
supplied at Wholesale prices at sTEyENss
sp IL eof BALES Room, Browne Hotel
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1 UCTION EMRROIDERIEs pl.

4 UCTION EMBROIDERIEs. Plain
"A and Dotted Swiss Musins.-Just received
from auction, lar.e lot of Embroideries Plain and
Dotted Swiss Muslins, DeLaines, Bereges. DeBege
SnaTis 70 cts SILK Nantes 81; Lawns g. plain Swiss
10, Inserting cts, Collars 6, Parasols, Bonnets
Flats, Hats, &c.
Also, first rate stock Of Caters, Slippers, snc
other Kinds OF Shoes at the very lowest prices
ror gTedt bargains come to BROWNS
Cheap Cash Store, corner 7th and / ste
Cl-ff
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TOW Is THE TIME

NOW Is THE TIME
~ AND THIS IS THE PLACE
Dd9nerreotyp. for 25 cents and up,oards.
For the accommodation Of those who want chesp
pictures, wilson G Co. have Cited I'D fine
uallery IN Lane fuckers Building, directly over
the Gallery formerly known as "Thompson's"
remember the name and be sure and find the
right gallery. WILSON 4 Co.
Pa avenue, between ~ and 9th ste.
may 1T
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ID ECEIVED AT s. p HOOVER'S BOOT AND SHOE
III STORE, opposite Centre Markst-PLE4SE
NOTICE THE STORE
Ladies' cord. and black Congress and Heel Caters
Do McCurdy's French and English Kid Sinners
Do do Velvet Carpet and Lastioe do
Gentemen's Patent Leather and French Calf Poots
10 cord. and blk. Kid Top Congress Caters
ID DO French Patent Leather and Calf Oxford
and Knssuth Ties
DO French Patent Leather Pumps and
Walking Shoes
DO English Kid Congress CATERS, some
splendid for corns.
may 1S-eo3t
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PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
~ A Lamp to the Path; or, the Bible in the
Heart
The Home and the Market place, by Rev. W K
Tweedie d. Do cts.
The Wcodcutter Of Lebanon and the Esles of Lu-
cema, by the author Of tho Night Watches-price
90 cents
Mabal Grant, Highland Story, by r. H. BaUsn-
tyns-50c.
Charles Roussel; or Industry and Honesty, by
] Procha., author Of Three Months under the Snow
-4Oc.
The Plurality of Worlds, with an introduction by
Edward Hitchcock, D-5Oc.
4 NEW WORK, by HENRY RODGERS
Defence Of The Eclipse of Faith; by its author
being a rejoinder to Professor Newman's "RepIy"
which ! 9 included in the same volume, with New
mans chapter on the moral perfection of Christ
GRAY d BALLANTYNE,
eth street, next to Odd Fellows Hall.
may 22-n (SentineD
WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA BOATS
sKA FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
.sEts2 ssseEssaaS RACES AT Low RATES
1he Ste. mers GEO WASHINGTON and THOs
COLLYER will, on and after this date. run at the
above rates. JOB CORS0N,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
may I'd Captains.
9 HIRTS, SHIRTS, Adjust received at factory
~ prices large sortment of embroidered plain,
and French BO:OMS
SHIRTS Of evdry description made to order.
fresh supply of Bosoms just receive ed as HOPKINS
Gentemen's Furnishing Store, betwnen Browns
and National Hotel, corner Of 9th street. {.
may 20-lw
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WANTED-Ago good TARNLSIIER can find steady
w employment by calling at the store of T. ii
Hanford Co, corner of King and Asaph streets
alexandria, Va may 20-4t*
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PRIVATE FAMILY, two or three gentlemen
L and their wives can be accommodated with
BOARD, in a pleasant situation, and but short
distance from the Departments. Terms very rea-
sonable. Address J. B. NJ, at the Star Office.
nv 22-3t
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nR j. ALLAN CARMICHAEL viii
~ continue as heretofore to practice his profe E.
SION In the City of Washington.
Ofhce, Pa ave, north side let. 18th and 18th sts
may 9-1m*
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LEATHER -LEATHER.

'E'IlIs day receiving $50 sides of superior sole
i LEATHER; 80 dozen calf for The season.
With large assortment of Leather and Shoe
findings.
TWENTY-FOUR Cent? THOS. q. FORD
may lO-lw 18th St near the Patent Office
Jew BOOKS REcElviDat
~ SHILLINGrON'S BOOKSTORE
The Dodd Family Abroad, by Charles Lever author
Of Charles O'Malley
behind the Scene, by Lady Bulwer Lytton
Myrtle Wreath
The Merry Wives Of London, illustrated
Josephine, or the Romish Poison
An expose OF The Secret Order OF "Know Nothings"
Everything in the Book, Newspaper, and Station
cry line for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Cor. Pa. av. and ~ St., Odeon Building.
NAV 20-f
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BY d B. CAMPBELL & co.
d. N. STRATTON. Auctiou.>,

61 ~ d. CaMt6ELL q co
70. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer,
VARIETY SALE, FANCY GOODS, &C., at stor..
On WEDNESDAY morning, May, 9th, at 10
o'clock, We shall sel at our Auction Rooms, large
assortment of Fancy Goods, &C., consisting Of
Umbrellas, Parasols, mems Shoes
Hats, Bonnets Neck Ties
slik, cotton, ard Ginpha Haudk'fs
Hosiery, Gloves, Cents cotton Shirts
Spool Cotton, sewing Silks
Wallets and Purses, Steel Pens, Inkstands
fooiseap ard Note Paper, Waters
Elastic Ties, Scissors, Buttons Subscribers
wax Matches, Looking Glasses
lar Fins, Pictures, Tack Hammers
Iollet soaps, Cologne, Hair Oil, Extracts
f tI, G I, Stay bindings and Lsces
Gothic, Alarm, and Lever Clocks, &c.
Terms cash on delivery. NAV 29et
By GREEN T. SCOTT. Auctione.rs.
INTENSIVE SALE OF CIGARS. TOBACCo
IL Snuff, dc.-On WEDNESDAY, the oath int :.
we shall sell. at 10 o'clock, a. m at the Tobacco
Store OF Mr. c. j. Cook eth street, opposite DAD
Fellows Hall, very large and general as,orfm mt
OF cigars, Tobacco, and snuff, comprising stock of
Iz5ooo Cigars OF various brands, viz:
Cibauas. Salvatore, Principe, Ariaua
Inovacion, Londres, Victoria Diadema
Catano, Minerva, and other choice brand,
All kinds OF Finecut Chewing Tobacco
Cn0ice nrands OF Cavend sh and Natural Leaf do
C1oa, havana, and Florida Tobacco in leaf
Al kinds of Smoking Tobacco and Pipes
AL Kinds OF Snuff. in jars, blsdders ana bottles
With many other articles which We deem unneces.
sary 10 enumerate
Terms: All sums under $25, cash; over s2s, and
not exceeding $50 credit of sixty and ninety DAYS
over 500 two, four, and six months for notes in All
cases OF credit satisfactorily endorsed bearing inter
est. ~
Lealers and consumers are re.pectfuliy inx;tad r.
attend the sale. The stock is large and Of good
quality, and will be sold without reserve as Mr.
COOK about to move to the country forthwith
GREEN SCOTT,
may G0-d Auctionea,s
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SPLENDID PICTURES -Those Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of PctnreS
should not fail to pay visit to Plumb's Rooms on
the Avenue He hason exhibition there some c hoice
specimens OF the new art of Dagx rrsotyping in OIL
There is portrait executed in this last styIe. Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every lineamant thereof giving life like ex-
Pressien. Mr.. plumbe is reckoned among the first
Daguerrean artist of our time mar 30
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TIE STEE1OscoPI--Thfs Beautiful Instrument
AMI wonderful as beautiful-has been seized upon
oy the ja2uerreotypists simplifed, and put before
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
OF 1t to Daguerrsoype pictures it is hard
Ing Is the result produced The object of vision seen
through the stereoscope is longer a picture: it
has al the lineaments, and pecularities, and pres
ence OF The living subject only lese in size. The
completeness with which this is done must he sean
to be believed. The only place that we know of in
the city where Stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
procured 10 WHITEHuRsT's, on Penn ylvania avenue
The world Ia indebted to Professor WHRArsroyF for
this beautiful invention, which EQUALS in fact, what
We only real Of in the fabulous miracles of Friar
Bacon.
The beautiful Dnguerreotypes described above,
are daily sold at WHITEHURsT's GALLERY PennsyIya.
mia avenue near ~ street.
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" ANTED-Three good COAT HANDS, and six
w PANTS and VEST HANDS will find imme-
date employment 1t VIM. TUCKER'S,
may 22-tf Pa avenue bet. Az and 9Th St.
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&H0 RE WARD.-Lost on Tuesday, 10th of
epcO May. between he office of Chubb Broth.
ers and the Washington Club House. opposite La.
fayttte Square, las is supposedly 1926; Of which ems
note of $tCO is of the Bank of Metropolis AID thrae
of $50 each are of the Pathetic Bank Of this city
the residue consisted principally Of notes of the de-
nomination Of S.. The above reverb will be paid
notes we're wrapped in a receipt given to Messrs.
Lenox and Linton for $40 SO of this date by Mrs
Hunt. NAV 1S-ao2t
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w ANTED-From the first Of June tn the first of
" November, FURNISHED COTTAGE in
ne athy and airy position in the vicinity of Wash
ingtoa. Apply to &c MCGUIRE,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant,
may 2l-3t
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w ANTEb--A GIRL. to do the werk Of family
~ oftvo persons Enquire on @ st.. south eide.
y. 'Iu muse esst 81 18th may 2}-1te
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ZION RA1L1NGS q WIRE FAl II FENCE.
L RON RAlLiNGS of wrought and cast iron. and
l. wire for City ana Cemetery Lots, and Tor Bslco-
lies and VerandAhs.
The public are invited tn examine he samples OF
Shich there Are many beautiful Patterns in the
he Ware rooms.
All orders promptly executed.
Farm Fence Of Wire, Wickershsm's patent, 81 70
per rod, including the posts.
RALPH HAsKIS6
Ornamental Iron Warehouse
Pa avenue, between Sd and ~ strestA
AN 2Q-tf
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w ANTED-A smart, active YOUTH to attend
w In Dry Goods Store One that HIS some
knowedge of the business preferred. Address, post
pMd, ~ O." through the City Post Office.
nay 23-3t&
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LNRENCH SHIRT BoSOMs-This day received
Il fresh and large supply of the new and fashion
able French SHIRT BOSOKS Shirt makers and
others will find this article not only elegant but at
low prices The sales of this article have been very
large and are still On the increase The trade rs
usual supple at STEVENS'S
may 20-3t Sales Rom Browns, Hote,
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WANTED-A first rate Cook, Chamberm I'D and
w washer woman. None need apply unless
tney come we'll recommended. Enquire on LIST At
east between A and st eets north. Capitol Hill.
near the Old Capitol NAV aa-1,s
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pIsHOP IVES NEW WORK, Trials of Mind.
ID letter to his Old Friends, is work that should
be read by every person. For sale by the Agent
ALEX. ADAMcON, on 7th street, opposite to the
Post Office, where he keeps constantly on hand all
the cheap Publications, Magazines, and Newspapers
tionery. = msvo-2v
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NJ ANTED-Two journeymen HOUSE CARPEN:
w TIERS To save trouble none but good
nahos need apply to whom fair wages viii be given
hPpiy to 2. G. CARGO, House Carpenter, First
warn. may 21-2t$
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OLD POINT HOTEL.

INhls fsvorite SUNNI Art celebrated for Its
l. fine sea bathing andlU lfeshinS sea breeze viii
be opened for the reception of guests THU RSDAY
June lst With the recent improvements. III ,Roueh
renovation, and paintings, the establishn ept win
present additional Inducements to nvaids and per-
sons seeking delightful summer residence
With the experience of the undersigned altar i've
assistants and his personal attention TO the bust
ness, he hopes merit full share of the pubic re-
tronage. O. e WILLARD
oLD POINT toMPoRT, VA may 10-eotlstJuns
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BOARD NC MRS. L. I. DUvALL, opposite
ID Browos' Hotel, over Hoover Sons Shoe store
mas two large and handsomely furnished Rooms,
suitable for families or single gentlemen. She can
t'so accommodate six or eight gentlemen with board
without lodging NAV l2-eo2v
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III WILLIAM " KREPE
has removed to his new store, corner of 18th and
streets First Ward. NAV 20 q,
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VOWS hATHAIRON, the best article for restor-
- ing and preserving the hair; Bazin's Oriental
Drops and other extracts Lubins Extracts COLONIES
Oriental Cry stalls, dozen to the box, GO cents Der
box) Perumery OF all kinds Toilet and aving soap
every variety Chrystaline Wash Balls do in bars;
Toilet Powders, Tooth Powders, Tooth Paste Shaving
Creams, &c. VIM. p. SHEDD,
may 20-tf Ilth st. above Pa avenne
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CANIyE.-The Mayor has issued his procla.
nation requiring all dogs to be kept confined
for the next sixty days The police are re-
quired to kill every one found going at large
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Among those old standards are q British
and Hessian one The British is the regimen
tai colors of the It'll regiment of the line. In
the centre of the famed red cross banner is
the Order of the Garter. surmounted by a
sroWn, with the motto, g Hon, soat gui NAL q
Pen!s The HessiaH standard is elaborately
worked In the centre is an eagle soaring
aiotr, In one talon trunebeon of command,
IN the other an olive branch Motto, - Pro
FI,neesse ct Pafrra. 1775.'
Both flags are Of silk and nearly eighty
years old, dilapidated by time
-, Iney have been Temp rarily depe sted at the
War ofice, but it is said that the President
in'ends 10 submit the final disposal of them to
tne congress, to form a nucleus around which
10 De gathered all the standards of the past
ana OF the future triumphs of the American
arms III has been suggested that portion of
tne magnificent room In the eastern wing of
the Patent Office would form fitting site for
Inc HaIOf Triumph, the Temple of Victory,
70 contain all the trophies of the army of the
United States
NEBRASKA PRoDUcr.-A fine specimen ofone
Vi the natural products Of the Nebraska ter
ntory, the lignum vitae wood, was presented to
yesterday having been brought from that
Isr-or country by the delegations of Sacs and
ro1es, who were staying in our city. The
ImPie OF the wood is of very fine sort,
sueePiy colored, and beautifully grained, and
a. will De q valuable article of trade. from
.ne nigh price Of this wood when the terri
tory Is once opened to settlers
NEW MILITARY CONPAyY.-Last night. q
number Of our Irish adopted fellow citizens
met at Cops Saloon to form a new COMPANY.
me preliminary meeting was very well at
ended aud committee was appointed to
ufait constitution for their government
iNKEE SILsBEE AT TIE VARIETE.-0n ac-
count OF the sickness Of Signoretta Soto, Mr.
NSsiey has engaged tho celebrated ''Y ankee
onsoee, who appears to- morrow night, in his
celebrated character in the play of the "For-
resi- Rose, which was performed by Lin in
London ia consecutive nights.
IHE CITY COUSCILs.-There was no business
oi any Importance transacted yesterday in
either Of the boards; what was done, had
reference merely to local improvements, and
ooth the Board of Aldermen and Board of
common Council adjourned at an early hour.
In Coon TINE.-Yesterday afternoon, at the
conclusion Of the parade, Capt Teneycke, of
the Arlington House, invited the Wsshing ton
Light Infantry and the National Crews to
partake Of some refreshments at his house on
street, which was taken with good relish
s'ssr the fatigues Of the day,
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Reformer. He was deadly foe to all SET
cret societies. Soconsp.cuou was his stand
in opposition to Masonry that he was ap-
pointed Vice President OF the National An
d-masonic convention held in Philadelphia
some twenty Eve years ago. His cpposi-
ton to Slavery was no less conspicuous
being, for the greater portion of his life, a
warm advocate for the abolition Of that
blighting and disgracsfrl institution.
Having lost his only son, some ten or
twelve years ago, and there being no one
left to enjoy with him his riches, but faith
full and devoted wife who survives him, the
deceased gave liberal donations TO objects Of
moral, benevolent and religious character.
And in his will we are glad to learn, he has
made liberal bequests for purposes of edu-
cation, and the spread of the Gospel, of
which he was a firm believer, as indie ated a
long life of union and communion with the
Associate Presbyterian Church. He leaves
behind him large circle Of friends and rel
alives to experience the void occasioned by
his departure.
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We direct the special attention OF cur
readers to the law card off. NJ. E4tep, E>q.,
in another column. Mr., L. is young man
of more than ordinary ability; and we can
assure all those who favor him with their
law business, that they will never regre
having made choice OF 50 excellanta coun-
sci.
We are glad that Mr.. E.tep has located
among as He will be an honor TO our bur-
besides he will be of great advantage to the
democracy Of this county. He and MIR
Sharon are the only practising dcmocrati
lawyers in CaIiz.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-20

VETERANS oE 1Sl2.--A meeting of the
survivors of the war 1912, who reside in
Western Virginia, is to be held in Wheel
ing on New Years day, at 10 o'clock, A. b.,
"to take into consideration the propriety oi
appointing delegate to the general con-
vention of claimants in different States Of the
Union, to be held in Washington on the
9Th of January next. The object of this
convention is to obtain from Congress- an
addition 10 the bounty already granted 10
individuals who took part in the late War,
and which is deemed an insufficient renu-
meraton for services rendered, and ex.
ponSe and suferinss incurred by the par
ties engaged therein
Let the old soldiers of 1919 meet in
Cadiz on ,he same day. We therefore
move that meeting be held in the Court
House on the lst day Of January, at II
O'Clock, A. N. for that purpose; and let
every soldier Of tie war Of 1912 be pres
ent
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-20
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LES I;dVN1 fNoM O!ilo. oo,, ,oso
JGHS llpF fMAN Jer'meSVlHe' ohio MAJ 'o'n' 'o'''
said; wte 20 state ior your sHusiaGnoh, ala az"
Tor that OF others TINT your GeTma9 Eiters "ha'
you RECOMMEND l. 70 ue' iAShly Nu!HaDle Hl.uiyit'
when Nho" rom gaEIis u'sq /. ~ ny q" '"t''.,
ly to 10Y en'irc snhstAruln. Al! VINO !aNe uscG II
give ihe same fgtousss'e 4a,ini' G,,. ,o.,
SILf4IN \ .n@ALs' S"i''%i' N''i' lay i 80 80
says: NHa{hg h1Rfa yoat N'erG'aa PiJgls Msni
rec9hhehdGa iroia sources ~ which raco4 H,''"
confidence ordered iouF Iottifs rom ltei
one OF mem gaVeto my daGlHtef %Io nus u,tisou
great benefit r9m NJ two ol tle o'nefs Sola M,
nctiaiely, aad would Ike you 10 sela HE asuPly
| "I u @ 10 SGtl' G! r-.....,. CLio M. o. 1881