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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
Ox amer The h Saasa als i iso5 Ss q. r pss


NS and after the eth November, 1900 The rasseI-
" ger Trains viii Le Tnh daily a fOIlOWs:
Frst-Ihs Northwestern, Cleveland, ChissEi, st.
Louis, IndanaPolts, Dayton, Cincinnati. Columbus
wheeling. benWood- Baltimore- aud Washington City
yFress departs daily except Sundays n 945 A. NJ
ar survives in Baltim6Ts At LEO A. n Connecting with
the earliest trains r the Eastern and SOuferu cities
Returning. leSs,s- Baltimore At A. NJ and arrives
II Beuuood ct sis r IF. aud Wheeling a. s:4s p. NJ
making direct connection y 18th the WszIeEn Express
and rnsalinR the passengsTs-
seeond-Ihe Great Southwestern. ST. I,cEIs CIneiE-
netl, ColunbHs, Whselihg, BeuWood. Baltimore and
Y Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
rs r ~, arriving II Baltimore n rs y NJ, con-
netting With the afternoon trains to the Eastern and
southern cities. Returning. leaves Baltimore At r.
~ and arrives atBenEood at 7sIj A. u. and Wheeling
g bl6 A. NJ making direct cOnnsetisn With the vrvat
HeteTn Expires trains This train will only step for
wood and water and mealing the psIsengsTs.
freight train with passenger car attached will
leave daily, except Sundays, for Grafton SlO A. n
Returning, will arrive Al 3-l5 P. II.
J. b FORD, Agent.
L. n COZ, Gen1 Ticket Agent noT2s
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S.gplfilis ard Wereu1iaI Difease-
NV OELEANs, 25ih Augu

NEW ORLEANS, 18th August. 1889.
d. J. c. ATEE: Sir: clIeerIully comply with
the regue OF your agent and report to you some 81
the effects have realized with yonr SarsupariIIa
have cured with IT, In my practice. most OF III
comp aints for which II Is Recommended. and have
tonn It's effects truly wonderful In the cure Of Isrs-
ssat ana NsTctulHt Dffeuee One Of nay patients
summing his palate and the top Of his mouth Yeas
SHrtnPaTia, steadily taken. cured him in We week,
Another was attacked by secondary symptom. IN LIS
nose, and tile liberation lad eaten away consider.
Die part Of it thht believe the disorder Womb
soon reach his brain and kill him But IL Welded 4,
my Communication OF .our SHnsapariiIs; the ulcer
healed and he i we'll again, not OF course without
s"nie dishguration Of his face 4 woman v no had
boon treated for the disorder by mercury vas
suffering from this poisan in FER bones They lad
become su sensitive TO tile wrather that on damp
nay she suffered errItctating pain Ia her Joints and
bones. she. too, was cured entirely by your EarsA
parilla in few weeks. / know frnm IT, f,rmuIa
which Your agent gave me. That this preparation
from your laboratory must be great REMEDY: con
seqnently these truly remarkable results viii, il
have not surprised me.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

I
FOUNDED. 1882 CHARTERED, 1854
CATED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sta.,
BALTIMO MD.
'TNIIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
i prosperous and nourshinS condition Twice DIN.
ring the last Two has It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in.
crossing number Of Students representing nearly
every state In the Union.
1t now occupies Of tho most conspicuous and
desiTably located buildings in the city. The rooms
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for ths
various duties Of the Counting Room, to obtain
thorough Aucticnl BusieEa Education generally arc
TIsurpaed in amy particular, by any EtniIar sstaG
lLAhtnent In the United States.
FACULTYt
L. X. LOSIER,
tFinepal-LeotuEero On the Science Of AccOunts Com
meTce, business Customs, etc.
J. II. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory aud Practice of Book Keeping
Ii. H. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping.
n. c. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental PenmanEhfp
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer Mercantile Law
REv. Z, YEATES REESE D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial EtlioS.
TRUSTEES:
lion. Ino. 7. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua YansaDt,
Jacob Trust, Esq VIM KDabe Fsn
The College Is provided with Commercial Library
dents ~ ~ % '"s S'u
Each studsn. has desk to himself, and I, .epa.
Their. being no vacation during the year, Students
time usually required toeompletsths full course,
A DTPLo,IA is aNaried to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamented CircuInr. enn-
sining upwards Of IG SQUARE FEET, representing the
Exterior and Interior VieE Of the College vaTious
Characteristics designs, penmanshfp &c Esnf Inv 1TiI
ire 9 ehdTOs accompanied with catalogue giving full
PaF''u''F'' Address E P E LosIEE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road

ing h041 hOaQ.
tt - - SO
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, November eGth, 1850,
" Passenger Trains viii leave Bridgeport - foi.
Iowa Sundays eIocptetEJ
llsOo A NJ Nail Train, stopping At all stations s-
sept Metz Salisbury. Sum nritvills. Frank
LIN, East Rochester, M1uifFie. Roots n,
EaEiTile- Macedonia Bedford and New
burg arrives ~ Pittsburgh At 500 r. NJ,
Baltimore Al soc A IL, Philadelphia at
ESQ A. NJ, New York at $50 p. ". iDeon)
Cleveland at $50 T.. NJ Toledo at 1910 A.
": Detroit at 6:l5 a. NJ, and Chicago at
1880 A.. n.
1000 r. n. Express Train stopping at all stations
except Liverpool, Smiths Ferry; Indus
try. Beaver. New Salisbury. East Koch
ester EarlviIle. Macedonia. Bedford and
SeWbnrgI arrives at Pittsburgh At 2.!O
A. NJ baltimore At Goo 2. NJ Philadel-
plR at 500 r. NJ New York at LOGO p.
NJ Cleveland At $40 A. 81; Toledo ut
1870 =. 81, Detroit At GOO +. ~, and
Chicago Rt lisOO y. NJ.
Both these trains make clhEE connections CIeve
land and Pittsburgh for the points Indicated above.
also, Tor Eris. Dunkirk. Buffalo and Magyar Fails
RETUR MING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. " and s:45 T. NJ and
arrive 1t bridgeport ut gro p. ~. and B.a5 A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at $40 A VI. and lilo p NJ an
arrive at Bridgeport Mt Cos 4. ". and Geo p NJ
Excursion Tickets 10 Pittsburgh and return 50
Fare always astoE, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the Wet, North
and Fast can he procured the Office No. 81 Water
street next door TO Sprigg House, Wheeling Va and
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road anil It's connections
90 the East, North, West and Snrtlf-West at Office
No. ~ Water street. with Freight Agent At Bridge
port Station. II. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
N MCCULLOUGH. President.
z. 4. MY EHS, Gent Ticket AG't. nuv2s
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.[ANDRET THIS GARDEN SEEDS.

TUST :RECETvRp,t LANDRRTTI's NEW cRoP
q 0arden seedt Nhleh We VIII sen at the EroGeF's
lgS ~ tatei. and warrant them freah and FehuipS
a2SSGt5h1tandlnG al statseients 20 the contrary.
daTlanefa pretoEFtng to hare their bulls diFSef
fFotR LanAFetha can u aceuiuuoiSf,si ~ iS1yi5S,
SnotE orders With NJ Our ffiahdl may ssly on rs q
hSretnldFe' tor ircSh anl genuine Artlcie
lAnS0 SMITH GlRRELG.
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THE NEWYORK WEEKLY TINES
Single Copies s2-Two Copies for
s3---Five Copies for 60.

The Cheapest and Best Family and
General Newspaper ln the
United States.
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SEVEN YEARS!
'I'nE s. sE ,' YEARS oFUNRIvALLED SUCCESS
Cosmopolitan Art Association ;,

i affoa5f,,.. a.. - S%'ANA
Cosmopolitan Art Association. >,
have made Il q household word tbronabnn. sys,.,
quAiter Of the Country usH"ut every
Under the auspices Of this ,,or,,I,- I.t.,
over 9ree huHtlrsd tbouNaHd homer have issr -
appreeiate-by beautiful works Of art on tbsir SoII
s s el2ee literature on their tables The rrsst 49,
ne :. GsEaved from becoming asuIseriter = - "t'e
subscriptions are INV being receiyetI IN 1. ,..,.
uhPAfRlisied with that OF any previous yesr
TERMS OF SUBscRIPTlOH.
=, Any Person can become member I,y Epl-e,5,,,s
'eIse do.9rt for which sum they win rseeiys
Inches entitled, SID 8 ~ %
FalstaH mastering his Recruits. ,,
,.5 -oos eopy, one year. that elegantly iluItr.
" III Cosmopolitan ART JoCRNAI,.v
sd-Fo'ir admissions during the sea.pu. 10
sNhe Gallery OF Paintings. in Rro,,,
way New Y OEIE.S5
addition to thu above benefits. there nm r.
q :" a. gratuitOus premiums, over
Five Hundred Beautiful Worksof A n
somprislng valuable painting. aArilss -.
''iis'' Ae.' Forming = truly national Beneft.
Address,
9. L. DERBY, Aetuary c. A. A..
646 BROADWAY, NEw. YoRK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
Aver Cherry Pectoral,
PoR THE RAPID eURE OF
Coughs, Colds. Influenza, IOnrkeneSs,
Group, Bronchitis, IncipIent Com
sumption, and Tor the Relief
OF C0nsumptiVe Patients
In ADVANCED Stages

u LIEU NIbGUhes
This is remedy 20 universally knuun So ssrrsti
any other for the cure II tbrnat and lung oopNiat
thar II 10 Hsees here to publish the evidence Of its
virtues us snriIalled excellence for oIuglH an
colds, and its truly wonderful cures Of puluoa'Ty
dHese- nave made tt known Throughout the eiTilzts
nations o. the earth. Few are the communities q
eTen talliites among them who have not some PEr-
s2nHi eH PerieHee of its eeets-sone living trofy ~
gerous dtsorders of the thriat and lungs al
knew The dreadgul fatality Of there disorder and =
lhey Know tuo, the effects Of this ely. We nssi
the virtues that It did have when making the enf's
witch hSNs VOs - strongly GP.n the nSdsn''' u
Prepared by D1. J. C. AVER & Co.
Lowell, Mass.
For sale by a. G. GOOD co and by ali pras-
Glsis- auEl1-ly-lcVi3-s=i
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n, B,-SukscriptinaS received .,5 80,
a. = BEpILLIoN, Agent Er Whesifne mi Is4,t ~
SIsSnen Engraving and art journal ~, ~
" ~ 0lnee. .iesis
s;-lo tisrUS5 prime Rs Just TS5Tei Al
= = 'A's tjyisl H.REIEEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10

Or =. n. $. Chnnning. of New York civ. vri,...
Il mast ehCerfully comp y witt the request Of your
agent in saying have found y,ur sarsarariiln a
o>i excellent RIeTGtiN la tie uImtTuu complaints
tor Which employ Eucil a remedy but esr.ee!aiIy
in ESlaais DisonsGI OF the ScruinlaIIs datLe.Is I
have cured many iHVeieIts cases Of LeugutlIu ~
it. AMI some where the complaint was caused l., al,
esrdfion OF the LfSTVs. The liberation itself vas
soon cured. Nothing within ms knoyIe s,Irsls
it for lhese female arrangements"
Edward : Marrow, of NSNbury. Ala writes: "A
dangerous HrIJisn tIfnnr of the female, in
nay family. which had hefcd all the remedies We
could employ, las Mt length been COMPLETELY cured
hy Your Extract Of SarsapaTilia our TiIy,!rEp
tlought noiling hut extirpation could aiaT relief
hut lie advised abe trial OF yOnr SarsRpariIa AS tiC
last resort before cutting and il proved lfIectrsi
Ancr taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom,
Of the disease remains
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

And for the speedy Of the suIjoinsd varieties
Disease:
Ser26Hta Gaa S-Tef scsioas. stel ar T,rsasr.
Ciecrs, S2rcs ErtJtieaG, FfmpEes EHstalIE, Rls.el
e, BoiiI, BGiaS, and al 81 IN DisenIsS.
OAKLAND. Ind. Glib Juue. $50
), C. ATsR 4 Co. Gents: f-rl 1t my dHty To &C.
knowledge what yeuT SarsapariIla has done for me-
Having inherited Sefufuldus Infection lave SO
tetrd from Il In yaEions ways for year, Sometime.
Il burst ont In Ulecrs NY La nds Arlns: suI.
times II tulI.ed inward and distressed me Al the
Stolnaei Two IsslTE aEOit broke out on ls,y Iissd
ami covered nv scalp and with one saTe- .:eb
MAS painful and loaihsone beyond description !
tried many medicines and several ylysictsns lrri
without much relief from anything. In fact. The die
order grew worse At lensIh TeiOieed to ia!
IN the Gospel Messenger thar you lad prepared ~
Alternative (Sar@l, arilla} for knew from yGur rrIu
tAtidn thai anything you made must E Sbld
sent TO Cincinnati and Ot IL ard used Il till il cnTef
me. took It, you advise. in small 5n.ta ~ a
feasPnonfni over month: and used aIuinEt time
BOTTLES New and hea thy skin shnn began TO firm,
under the Feabs which ofter while fell ud NJ
skin i now clear, and know by ny feelings fbst
the disease has gone FROM my Syttem. YOU can ril
believe that feel what aging when tell yo,,
That hold You to be Of the apostles Of tie a.E
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours.
< y H d q - nER-
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Zebuloh sloan. Of Prospect Texas. writes: .sTlr,.
bottles Of yonT SarapaTia CURED me INN a C;ory,
"a bideons swelling the neck, which / Lad sui.
I feFed from over two years
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-10
TRANsPoRTATIoN.
Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail Road
WINTER SCHEDULE.

"a EE3=z=s=E.s5slE:3s#.: -
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81. AEtt0gy'I Fire, Roe ar ErysirSllE, 7st,sr end
SIT Rhe'sa. Se'id Hebd- RdHg1S9rEa, !yoqs EgtT.
DroyIy.
l'r Robert ~ "a eblsUr!tes from Salem. y. Y lafl
Sept. 1883 that lie Ias cured an inveteTa;e case of
DTepIy, which Threatened TO terminate fatally Iy
the peTseVeTiUE Rse vi our Sarsap1Eia- and al-, a
dangerous attack Of Nn!iOaSHt IyysiEslas by i,rrs
does 81 the same; say> he cures the common EruB-
GcRg bY IL constantly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-28

possible inquiry remained open for them; OF pru
dence, that s Of the probable risk OF the OF me
contractors TO perform, the basis Of the drafts
tahng and the ether Of tbs integrity Of the Secretary
AZ 70 The FISK OF the non performance Of the contract
that they might well take, all buyers OF bills, drawn
on vane buy under the contingency OF the value being
k&t by any OF the mischances Of business Az 70 the
question Of possible fraud the part of tie Secretary
how could Mesers Pierce Bacon conceive entertain
such cause OF inquiry How could they anticipate such an
extraordinary incident the abstraction the trust bonds
In the custody Of the Interior Department. II would oe
scandacus, immoral, oppressive, ntolerabe W assume
that every private citizen of the United States who has
occasion 10 deal mcmentay with any department OF the
government shall be held 10 suffer the cor Of
some unknown and uninagnabe malfeasaRce Office on
the part Of its head For all the relations of sch mat
ter every citizen has right presume the sole respon
sibillty VI his government and the government
would hut render Itself infamous IN pretending that the
consequences OF ts own want Of honesty should be borne
by innocent private persons Rather than 10 set up such
monslrous administrative hypothesis Of s.lf stliihca
ton and self condemnation this would be well for
the government u stop TO 60 into lqudaon to disap
pear from the stage, and leave in the world for the
intI oducti0n Of some political organism better
adapted ~ promote the welfare Of tine people OF the
United states. In conclusion say, then
FTSThat the liability Of the United States for these
accepances " fixed by authoritative decisions OF the
Supreme Court, confirmed by acts Of Congress
arONdtyrhat those decisions reasonable and just
and would have TO be rendered if It question
q new impression.
And finally, that your clients have done everything In
the premises which law and Justice could require to dis
charge Their duty Of inquiry, and 70 impa 10 them
the fullest legal and equitable right 70 demand payment
Of these acceptances ut the hands of the United States
~ " - e. CUSHING.
Hon ALFRED GILMORE
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COroners' lnquests.

ACCIDENT rru CAMDEN Assoy EAnRsAD. Coroner
Jackmsn held inquest yesterday upon the body o.
Frome Iosee, native Of New Jersey, aged thrly-nve
years, who killed the Camden and Amboy Rail.
road town, on Tuesday afternoon. Deceased,
IT appears, WAS brakeman the the above road, and
u While be was acting IN that capacity that be met
bis death.
FaIhi ClsuArrY ~ rm NAVY YARD.-informa,isn was
received the Coroners once yesterday Afternoon 70
tbc eject that Of the board the receiving
ship NORTH Carolina, named Wallace hal fallen from
ato't, and ans almost Instsnt kiel Coroner jackmar
with bod inquest upon the boy
f.asL snuorSe A,om,s, An inquest Also held
by Co Jsckm opon toe body o. Nathan H. smtn
batv. Of New Raven, aged twenty years who sss killed
by The accidental discharge 81 gun while hunting
n. aociocnt occurred 10 I0Odl1gk. county, Texas on
be 18TH ~ January sk where Jecoased then resid
a. The bod was for.ardCc 20 tbs CITY fos ncrnent,
nod arrived - he rd,oc ~ the gthr ~ nc dorcae
70. ~ Wtst raetts teven,h -treet resterusy.
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Before Edward c. West, Surrogate


Win Of Mrs. B1nknan.-This case was on yesterday
Mr. Clarke President Of the Peoples Insurance Company
wm the first witness examined He testified 70 having
Mrs Blankman write J. Augusta Bennei, but had
newer seen her write the word Jane Blankinao His
opinion was that the signature 10 the will did not exactly
correspond the signature Augusta Bennett, which ho
bad seen the festatrix write
Mr. Winnie. formerly salesman in rraoy irwin O.. e
estnbsbmeni testified that he had Mniard write
bn, po within sx years and thai ne would doubt ho
rcnuineness of his signature TO the will, ouly for he
words, .iPark pLace, New York"
w H. Gardner testified that he had never seen Nail.
lard write out that he bal received letters from him.
orders IL clothing amt that the letter 10 the signature
10 tho will was not like Mailards NJ from this
he did not think the signature his,
Tho prQpopents counsel expressed s desire that the
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case should go because some parties the other sid
bad been writing ibeious articles against his client
which he desires TO prove false The
denied the authorship Of the articles in question. IN
was adjourned I'LL Friday, At the request Of c0nes
snt'g cOunS0l.n
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W0RrANf FROM WASHINGTON.



,~s,As are steadily crosaed by place seekers,
AauA and low His influence known 70 nave
awS most towards putting Game ''n ana smisn
the Cabinet and papers bearing his end,-sement are
spnsdcrsd gilt edged In the place market The present
ssseryatye disposition Of the President elect is also
psvbutable to large extent 70 Judge Davis oounses
The Joda faction look decidedly blue tho prevalence
- their rivals Their sorrows, however, unwar
.naed Mr. Inoolns personal regard for their leader
- ueat as to slight IN the distribution OF the
svotls altogether improbable
Republican Congressman greatly pestered by Office
seeking constituents, and anxious to interer
snee In their behalf with the President elect
swARNIsG OFFICE sEKERs.
me influx Of politicians tremendous The Northwest
especially Is represented by army Of Office hunters
Reeant appearances indicate that the scramble for place
WIN be violent than under any preceding admins
ssason- Mr.. Lincoln is much annoyed by the mportu
Hes Of persistent asprants who besege his apartments
AsD morning till evening, and viii not be put of without
ssaetng hearing Of their claims. AS none can obtain
he longer than minute two their efforts cannot
DsssiAly produce the slightest effect.
RECENT PRUDENTIAL HscAPADR
me Western republican politicians nearly all agree
as the Harrisburg hegira produced most unfavofable
Aggression IN their several States il that che plan
q secret journey from Springfield discussed by Mr.
.eon's friends previous 70 his departure, but never
sgpssved ~ nor submitted TO hims~f 1t Is now Ger
- that the original authority fovhe existence Of tho
unseed assassination plot was New York detective,
hsyt BY Gen. Scott for sx weeks In Baltimore.
I1SooLS's INCEPTION.
~. and Mrs. Lincoln gave reception this evening, be-
tween the hours nine and ten after they returned
Dem dinner at Mr.. Stewards. The affair participated
= BY large numbers Of people, mostly strangers Mr..
LAsoh pleasant and conversational usual and
Ms. Lincoln received many compliments for the grace
- dignity with which she performed her share of the
an1y.
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MOTOR To fAxPAYRRa-oHYOR OF THE co.,
IN miasAonsrs Of Taxes and Assesssnta No - ChamheD
New York, Jan l. l0Bl-notse h heSby givss tA6k
the Assessment Hollis OF Rel and rersonAl hsste ~ the %
and county New York for the 1851 win be opened %
Monday, the 4th instant for public nspocuon and win cnn
ssus unt the oh day Of April nsi. nsassys An tsx
pAyes earnestly requested 70 call and szAns the SANS
In erder that any the may ~ c~rct
Aso ell psons entied by Lac reduction Of their a.es
H. by OF bene clergyman fer isAy Services
literary and charitable inststsua NV ereugt
from taxation requested 70 make appanon Tor snsh ~
dsction esempion PREVIOUS 70 the siosns NE ros %
the SAh dAy OF April -.
I'd for the information Of taxpayers.
lie inspec,son hereofowe provided appscetU may 10
made By any person considering himself Ageod W tho
assessed valuation Of his real pewsona est Tho
II such application be made relation -
thu ass-seed valuation OF estate mas - maize -
writing the grounds Of objecaons therso ther
the Commissioners shall examine into the eonplAin
heir judQme ut the assessment IL the
shsn Cause he correctcd II
made The valuation OF
applicant shall be examined undrr oah BY hc sad Conn
uneYs shall be authorized aAnnlster oAxA,
ar any them and In tbs iudgmoat the y
erroneous they shall the be oovrecssd and -
ths Of such smen hey MAJ bal w -
mat decs sion thereon within hrty after
sueh Application shall have ben made " toem redss
ne on real OF estate imposed und thu
A shall ntpssy oath aMrmauon that NE patty -
reyed unable attend within the pcod presbcd fox
fr.r. the ~ claws OK Wse chapter Ns sscaisr o.
A. j. wI1L.IahsOh, Comrnbsrtoncrs
J. W. ALLEN, \ Of rasee and
j. ". BRowN, , AssssmneoN
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States store bark Release Lieutenant Com.
mandng Frailey arrived at this port yesterday in
thirty nine days from Gibraltar The following b list
of her officers
Lieutenant Commanding, James Madison Frailey;
Leutenans, Joseph NJ Bradford samuel L. Breeze; Mn-
ter, Byron Nelson Captains Clerk Thomas Hart Jr
Paymaster's Clerk, VIM. p. Blagrove.
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IAt7 ~ Ma BAFlssyssa- The t,Nerunt aas cv~s
have sDIpppiss iLaisds1 me Iln ~, a ,psi,,sut
., b. % -, ed - asv .. 4sagB pss,s ,orcnsp
90 he tate.
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u,UH ANNUAL EIRSrT0r OF DIRECTORS OF rrU
Esw york and Virginia stesmshp Company vif be hefA
on Tussay March g. 1861 betvccn The hour 81 " r,
81 The once Of Tho agents OF the company, No s srca
way. a. hktskkhN secretssy.