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The War in New MexIca

KANSAS City, Mo. March 3.-The Santa Fe
mai arrived to day with advices from Fort Craig
enemy's force was on the advance from Alamosa.
had been encamped three days on the 18th. Their
Pickets Were at Adab Wall, Is miles below Fort
Craig, having driven in our scouts to the main
guard. WV ''
Col Candy, supposing the enemy to be on the
move, put his whole available force en- ,oute for
the battle ground, where they arrived in good
season. But the enemy did not appear, and he
The enemy's forces were variously estimated, but
was thought not to be over 2 200, mostly mounted
with eight pieces Of artillery. The Opposing
forces being so near each other, 1t is Thought the
encounter cannot long be DELAYED
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

Found at the RAILROAD Depot, and sotc IN Gou-
eminent Warehouse, asoT she Depot.
MARCH 3, 1862.
Cap YATES. 22d Regt Vols, 2 boxes and Dbl
Sickles' Battery, 81 boxes
Surgeon s Trippler, Medical Director s A, s
washing machines
Capt Murphy, Van Aliens Cavairy, box
Comd'g Oficer 18th Regt " Vols, 1 box
LieutG ID Robinson, 18th Regt N Y Vols, box
Lieut. w ID DAVIS. SD II ert N Y Vols, box
q M G w Ford, lst Regt Chssseurs, Z boxes
Gen Nj Patrick, box
Col Wilson, I'd Ohio Vols, 4 box
II Williams. Co X LIST Penna Cav, box
l. w Pierce, q NJ 6th Maine Regt, box
Genl Hospital, box
Capt l. Beale. I'd Infy u g, I box
DR. T Dmo2, 18th New York, box
Sd Regt Maine Vols, box
Rev. W IIson, 3lth Penna Vols. / box
Col ID Reyes, 18th e Ipfty. bag sad bundles
Quarter Master 5th Maine Regt, box
Capt Benson, 2 boxes shell
Mai F Barker, ESD N Y Vols, bag and 4 box
Capt Dwight, 18th N Y Vols. Dbl
A Van Amburg, nth N Vols, 1 box
Parker, Ist Long Is and, box
goth Penns Vols, box
Miss C Lawrence. for HospIta', 1 box
w II Covert, 18th Ys t. box
Bennett, Califor ia r egt, I box
o F Watts, sd N 4 VOls, box
p Robbins, 25th Regt, 1 box
box
Capt 6 w Lumbard, a. Michigan, / box
q M Snyder, SSi Regt, box
Col w Bel, Ordnance Dept, 2 boxes
w H Fletcher, I'd Vermont, box
Lieut. De Wrict, 18th New York, box
II Henresey, I'd Vermont, box
M Smith, 9th New Jersey, 1 box
w Merrill, sd New Jersey, box
J II 6uIlick, Ellsworth Zouaves, I box
w H Fish, 18th Rert, 1 box
A Ernest, 18th New York, box
w Werner, 18th Regt, box
TIIley, I'd Vermont. box
r White, % Vermont, 1 box
w s Rutler, lIth Penna, box
John Smith, S4th New YORK, box
Adams, 22d New York, box
5th Vermont Volunteers, L box
II vosburg, 18th New York, box
18th New York, box
8 Woodruff, 5th Conn Vols, half barrel
NJ Hoyle, 18th Mass Vols, box
] II Leonard, 1 box
Capt w Herseford, 18th New York Vols, box
Gen Mccall, Penns Reserves, IL boxes
A Love, 4lth New York Vols, box
w II Smith, Soth Regiment, b:x
U Sanitary Com. 2 boxes and bills
Persons calling for this freight viii please say
that IL IL advertised. ID. n. FUCKER.
<-lv,& QusItermsster and Colonel.
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BosToS, March 4 To Hon. Gideon WeVes,
Secretary Of the Nary: The following dispatch
from Provincetown, dated this day, has just been
received
"The tug Boardman, from New York, spoke
fisherman Of Chatham, who reported that the
L. s. line. of battle ship Vermont, (now supply
vessel,) as being on Georges Bank, both anchors
down and masts cut away. In addition to the
other vessels, the san Jacinto (war steamer) will
be dispatched to her assistance
WIN. L. HUDSON, Commandantn
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From Gen. Banks, Command
GEN. BANKS OCCUPIES MATHEMATICIAN
snN ppRpApRn rnr,

GIN BANKS OCCUPIES MARTINsBuRe-sRN J.cK.
SON PREPARED FOR RESISTANCE.
MARTINsBURG, March Gen. Banks, force
occupied MartinsbuIg Yesterday, without onno.
sition. Our scouts and pckets continue to bring
In prisoners, but, although few in number, thew
are Of much importance. Among those taken
iast night, Rev. L McVeigh, chaplain Of %
Virginia infantry. He was ca ptured by cempanv
X, Michigan cavalry, Capt. Mann, near Berry.
Intelligence from Winchester leads to the belief
that Gen. Jackson Is there In full force, and has
completed his preparations to oppose our ppro,cb
three miles east Of that place
The same authority says his army is well pro-.
visioned, supplied and clothed.
The death Of Gen. Lander causes much grief
In military circles No intelligence of his Illness
had previously been promulgated.
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The War I'm Missouri.

JEFF. IHoMPsoNs REBEL ARMY RouTKp-sIx
PikcEs OF CANNON CAPTURED
ST. LOUIS, March 4-The following 4. . conv
Of telegram from Gen. Halleck to Mai. GEN.
III Is ofdcially reported that JEFF Thompson,
Win large force OF cavalry and artillery, came
rem Birds Point and met his forces al sykes.
town. He was pursued into the swamps by the
cavalry Of Gen. Hamilton and Col. Morgan =
brigade, and three pieces Of artillery were cap.
seen. Pope pursued another detachment south
capturing three more pieces Of artillery one CAP,
tain, one lieutenant and number of privafes
tsH. W. HiLLxcK
s'Major General Commandingn
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GoTTscHALK's FIRST CONCERT. - The great
pianist, Mr.. l.. NJ. GOttschaik, will make his ap-
pearanse in Washington tomorrow evening, at
WIZARDS Hall He will be supported by Miss
Hlnkley, Brignoli, Susini, and Max Maretzek.
The sale OF seats commenced this morning at
MeizerotPs music store, and has been quite brisk.
There viii, undoubtedly, be a large house, and
we advise our music-loving people to secure their
seats early.
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Dispatch from Gen. HalIeck 70 Gen. Me.
CIellan

ST. LOUIS, March 4.-The following il COPY
OF q telegram from Gen, Halleck to Gen. Nc.
Clellan:
To Major Gen. MeC2sllan : sir-The cavalry
nom Paducah marched into Columbus Yesterday.
al O'Clock, p. m, driving before them the
enemy's rearguard
The nag Of the Union is dying over the boastsd
"Gibraltar Of the WestD
Finding himself completely turned on both
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u The Savannah Republican not only admits
thaS the communication between Fort Pulaski
and savannah Is wholly cut OF, but declares that
the Unionlsts have erected three batteries on the
nVer In the form Of triangle, which 1t is i'm
possible for any vesaeiS in the Rebel service to
pass
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III From w. ID. shepherd, OF this city, we
have the useful Complete Coin Book, - pub.
lished BY Peterson Bros, Philadelphia, con-
tanning fac simile impressions of all the various
coins through bout the world
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sides Of the Mississippi, the enemy WA obliged
20 evacuate or surrender.
Large quantities Of artillery and stores were
captured. (signed) II. w. HALLEcK,
Major General Commanding.
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u From the publishers, G. 7. Putnam & Co,
New York, we have Part 10 Of Frank Moore,s
Rebellion Record, !" with portraits OF Commo-
dore Dupont and Secretary welles.
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D-JeH Davis has placed Norfolk, Portsmouth
and The vicinity within ten miles around, under
martial law, by special proclamation.
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Buckner as Fert Warren,

BosroN, March 3.-The rebel generals, Buck.
ner and Tilghman, arrived In inis city at five
O'Clock this afternoon, and were immediately
conveyed 70 their quarters ct Fort wsrren.
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AMUSEMENTS.

Mr.. and Mira. williams, 7hird
Il Night. "wednesday. March 5th, the per
Assurance and Yankee Mcde ty"-PsJ, Mr.. Barney
Millisms; NsneI, "a Yankee 6rl, with sonr. :
"Lav for Ladies'-SophIa, with songs Crgsn
Girl, Susan Keynes, Tom sobs, Yankee Girl. Mrs;
Z" Barney, the Bsron"-Barney O'Toole, Mr.. Bar
ney Williams. lts
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MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED IN RICH
MOND.
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JOHN MINOR Bolts IMPRISONED FOR
MANIFEsTING UNION PROCLIvITIEs.
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WlhLARDs HALL! NJ eo,rscu.,K
MR.. GRAU has tn, honor to announce that
NIX. GOTTSCHALK'S only two
GRAND CONCERTS
in Washington will take &C. on THURSDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, March 6th and nh,
Mr. GOTrSCHALK
has received from the ew York and Philadelph
public and press the most signal proofs Of their
high estimation OF his talent, end their warm ap-
Dreclatlon of the zeal with which he has cultivated
his extraordinary gifts. The Concerts he 10 now
giving In those cities are meeting with immense
success
Mr.. 6OTTSCHALK'S First Appearance in
washington Will be attended with am pie and DOM
pee ARRANGEMENTS Tor the amuseme nt and comfort
OF his patrons. The principal Artists of the Acad-
envy OF Music, New York, including
SiG'A ISABELLA HINKLEY,
SI6S. BRIGNOLI, SUSINI,
have been engaged to give first GLASS prominence
20 the vocal department. And. that the entertain
ment MAJ lack nothing for want of the supervision
OF an experienced and cOmpetert Maestro,
MR. MAX MARETZEK
VIII assume the entire Musical Direction.
The price of admission is fixed at one dollar
Reserved yeats 50 cents extra. Seats for either OF
the two Gottschalk Concerts can be secured at Mr.
Metzerotts Music Store, corner Of nth stTest and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Doors open ~ IA Concert to commence sts.
NH
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GENERALIZATION OF THE CONFEDE-
RATE ARMY.
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COMMODORE TATNALL'S FLEET RE-
PULSED BY A FEDERAL BATTERY.
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p. Il. BARNUM'S
MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS,
Change of Location to
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
Open THIS and Epery Day during tbs Seek.
The Wonderful
ALBINO FAMILY,
and the
MYSTERIOUS WHAT ISIT,
LEVEES FOR LADIES, JUVENILES, AND
FAMILY PARTIES
Each Day, from 10 a, m fo6pm N.
And at Night in coDjuncu IN with the
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS
Admission IS cents; children and servants 10 cents
PHILHARMONIC HALL.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ABOVE 11rH Sr.
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS!
SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS!
Nsv PyOsramHs Ere-y Nisht!
In OOHnsctioS With
cABi SfEiSS5 IS fSs sNfi,S:RlTiss.
and the
wHATISIT?
Grand Matinee Every "Wednesday and Sat
mrday Afternoons,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
u ChNTERBURY HALL,
The entertainment at this place far eclipses m
splendor and mag ntude any thing of the kind ever
attempted in Washing ton. The immense company
STANDS FIRST IN THEIR LINE.
ment, the managers have re engaged the
LEONI PANTOMIME
LEONI PANTOMIME
COMPANY,
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
This will be
VPOSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.H
This troupe appears In Baltimore Moncay,
March 10.
CANTERBURY NSTRELS
CANTERBURY MINSTRELS
TO NIGHT,
Tbs Paptcmims
ROSE OF SHARON
ROSE OF SHARON.
And an immense bill in which I'll the trusts appear
The funny. Bob sutleri Iss slorIose eeesn
piSE Psr X The bsss.l pssSs OF .s Sf
" b s5 sst Shs%Rs :sn{: Of Ms A.ss
Miles! The splendid IsIns d viii. kT4:sioas:
The Old Nlrglnny dancs Of frSAk Wyant!
Admission Is cents OrchoesH Chairs 90 cents.
afternoon HnesyfassAent
For Ladies and FAMILIES, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, ata O'Clock,
When lavish dIstribqtion Of Elegant Presents is
made: Rich aud Costly gevsl,y, Books,
Toys, Fancy Articles. and mag
n6cent Silk Dresses.
Mrs; NJ Powell. corner 10th street and Msssa-
Saturday.
Admission 90 cents Children 10 cents.
NH 4-6t 81
SOMETHING NEWT
- MAGICAL ILLUSIONS,
Phantasmagoria Views Of the Wat
For Few Days only,
YoSNe MINIS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Rooms,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
Commencing TUESDAY EVENING, March 4.
Admission Is cents Children Is cents.
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IPer Telegraph to The Star. ]

FULL AND INTERESTING PARTICULARS
OF The OCCUPATION OF COLUMBUS.
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MARSHAL,S ShLE-In virtre Of writ of feri
" faclas under lien lav, issued from the Clerks
once oil the Circuit Court of the District of CO.
lumbia, for the county of Washington. ezd 70 me
alrected: Will expose To public sale for cash. in
'front.' OF the court iouse coOr of said oouuty, on
FRIDAY, the 2ist day of March next, 1854 a. Il
o'oiocE m the following descrihed property, 20
wit, VIZ All cefendanps right title. aim or IN
terest IN and TO certain dwelling houstIerected
on lot No. and the south Is feet inches OF lot
NO. g. In square No 81. in the city Of WsshipEton
ID. G., seized and levied upon az the properly on
Julius VIedt. ana will be sold to sstisfs jndoi.ls
Il. Walker. j. d. HOOVER
Re Is dts NaTshsI
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.R. J. H. PEABODY,
MI. .oom,s N fnEE ~ l.,

l!l. LOOMS, NJ: D., the inventor and pstsntss
efths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
tends personally at his once N this city
Many persons can wear these teeth who
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofiice can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desIre:
but to those who are particular and wish the pures
oleanest, strongest and most perfect deptufe that
art can produce, The MINERAL PLATE will n
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. SIS Pa avenue, betvee,
S:h and 10th SITS. Also, GOT Arch street. PhilSdel
phls. marS-Iy m
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FUTURE DAYS.

N0TICE-BAILlFF'S sALE.-By yirue OF
against the goods aad chattes Of W IllIam w haey,
Tor stable rent, due and in aresrs. and 20 me d.
and taken ore 6rar Mare, one Gray Horse and ore
Bay Horse, and hereby give notice that on SAP
O'Clock, in front of We'll & BaInsrd's auction
store fhs offer the SAID horses ~ public sale 10
NH s-3t' J. N. BusHER, Baihf.
THE PROPERTY ABOVE ADVERTISED
Tor sale, was seized for rent due BY William
w haley. for the premises on which nc was taken,
but q no; rae properly Of William Whales.
tMsrch, ls62. b :. KINsEY.
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CECILIA A. REDMOND, NJ. d., Graduate Of
~ the PennsylvsnIa NJ siical University, PhIla-
dephIs. will give professional attention to those
of her own sex and children. Thursday Of each
week will be devoted to the indiga gratuI'ous.
avenue, between stb and eth str. Office hou
from to IL a. m. and from to Up m.
NH eoStt
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM THE SOUTH, VIA FORT.
RESS MONROE.

COLONEL CORCORAN AT RICHMOND.
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ney Wlnems. IL.
OPP FELLOWS HALL!
THE FAR-FAMED
SandfOrd's Opera Troupe.
2. 8. SANDFORD.
Manager aud Proprietor OF
SANDF0RD'S OPERA HOUSE.
PHILADELPHIA.
This famous COMPANY of Vocalists, Musicians.
and Comedians, assisted by
MRS. ANNA B0RDwELL,
The Queen Bird of Sons. will appear on
THURSDAY EVENING, Msrch6.
AT The OBJ FKLLows' HALL.
The entertainment will be Of Superior order. en-
Buriesque Opera, Comedy, Tragedy, Panto-
mime, and EZtrdr1ganza,
in which the Sanford Troupe excel the world.
Songs, Ballads, Choruses, Dances, sc.
Drawins Room SeeHss-Old Drdyton's.
Concluding With tn. Burles,ue Opera Of
La SOMNAMBULh.
nmlnl- .Mrs. A. Pordvell
Elvino: Mr.. J. a Pane
Count RodolPh Mr.. J. A. Arnold
hteslo-- Mr.. SANFORD
Dona Theress.- :. Mr.. w, Bordwe
Eliza. .-..'.....----. .---- MT, Y Arnold
Conductor of Dorchester. Mr.. ]. w. Holden
For particulars zee bills of the day.
cards Of admission Is cents. few secured seats
Door. oseg q half past O'Clock; commence at
Box office open from ha IT. past 10 to u O'Clock.
NH 5 If
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WARRINGTON MUSICAL HALL-FREE
w CONCERT EVERY NIGHT, fIou O'Clock
70 p. m. Best Of Refreshments. Pine Female
Waters. Open all day. At the southeast corner
OF Pepnsylysnla avenue and corner of sixth street.
under the Central House, opposite the National.
Browns. and O larenden Hotels. fe is lms
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l. HAIR NETTS-HAIR NETS.
JUST Received another lot Of those handsome
double Chlnelle Ne Is. Also, q fine assortment of
twisted Silk ana Corded Netts, In all colors, at
the Trimming Store of MRS. LOWE, 297 rs.
ave-, south side. mis-
T. PALMER, WHO FORMERLY ACTED
L as agent of my Express Company, Is no
longer acting N that capacity, and Is not sutho-
rlZed 10 collect any monev or packages due me.
March 4th, 1864. JAMES Z, GIBBONS.
nh s q
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DATENT OFFICE CURIOsITIEs-6uide 10
mont Gsrdens, 81 the stand in Patent once; RaTo
ALhsuArian Books; 6oyernment Books; Docu-
korts; Bgrnt Patent Once Reports; Cheap books
Furnished 70 fedlats; Military Trials Military
LAwg Army Regulations; Panorama OF the Coat
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand Cheap
Books. kecollect cheap rent. Large uales, Iov
pI;ics g Up stairs, over Bank 81 WashIlEson;
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n~NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUB.-The
uY members are requested to meet at the office
of J. H MoCutchen. No. Ala Seventh street. be-
tween and T, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
March 9TH, ats O'Clock: full attendance is par:
hcularly resuIred, officers to be elected and
other business Of Importance will eoms before the
meeting: JAMES MORROW,
NH St. PTesldent.
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~EvERY ONES INTERESr-TO THE
DIERS Il have Just received Q very large and
hne assortment Of Spring Clothing, which | am
enth street. 2osite Post Office. near F. fs 773m
rGE.THE UNION PRAYER MEETING Will
UG he holden every day this week in the Luther
an Church, Rev. J. g. Butlers,) At the corner of
lltn and II Streets commencing at ~ O'Clock me-,
and continued but one hour. ID 20
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Efn1y hrc1ch Cass ms-es - -
Frcach Rstino Get
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers. 80
IN fh.v. Dwellings rnd Store Rooms ifSresr "
to.,. sxrsleut plarss % eel goods, which l viii
sysse for property 70 Or rear Terre Hsute, and pay
dsr.-<o~ein cash Apply -
4. HARpERT,
Asr,ssfvfu Real Estsis Agent
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80 - I1st1aL - y 4
OF II n LA " AsSr.
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a. tss .s.sa-. s. area ~ +
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b. u :s sss' s;.l:I =, as ,n oa IN. minute
prRWAvYs HOLLAND nITrRpa ~.
s.a q. .nssrs s,.r.s q 80 y-essss., n. ca.
sns eoaass' 90 Ave 20 ID = ssssrr,rs- u /. t.i
.,,s.y 'ss.'Asls prs.~saii'a win S&ssly 'snissSs
but oas SIZE Of the gs.-.as. (HAiffint BOttiss.)
prize OSS DOLLAR 81 81 -. p
10 u medicine OF long triad sfcscy hr fstpsrs
ss.,,h -, =, ss-,s.s,,~ s,.rss,s ~ a. sc,ssS
and bovslA
sanitary s..eeta me stomach vf spssdy regain lie
strength s~@.thy sction Of ths livs<. bo~ols AnA
kidneys WI ses ta~s pssos, Ari rsnsrsa hsAith b.
ths cnlck r1u<%
ror fNDI0EsTION. Try
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LEGAL.
Iotse~ OF Application for License

Notice Of Application Tor License.
\T0rcr y hereby gwen ikai Ill spply 70 ihe
i poxrt q Carurni. sfoaers - ttec conuty. 81
her asxf terra fer licrrse % SCI intnrtrattng u
eaors IN les quantity thah easrt &; uue. NJ
slsce n euslness - The premises uhsrecc ssld
nzoers q BE drank iocst~d IN ~ to~n e -
Hsryt. viEp ev1nfv, fsvrship q Sugar crse1. Ia.
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~ 80 80 wrefrs llre<st<, 80. teni's fatf's
C.sshs tlsane.i ss4 C1iefsd - nrW chemical 10
--F~ = 49, 1k~ rr~-
wasazl street, ess~esn tss 9 - 49, - .-s.f
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sPAULDISG's PREPARED GLUF.
sPAULn.NGs PREPARED GLUE
sfAULDiNG's PREPARED oIrE
SAW Ez Fncxsi

sG a Szzz1z ~ Is<s sAvrs Srxx - "a
A aocsdeuss IN hspPen. even IN vel reErists
hnlnes. Il 10 vsyy 4e<lrahls - have sums chesp a.
coe~-ss@ns -sy fsr re<sfrtn< Farrture Toys. cro<s
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( Worry respectfully,
CYRus MEEDRSHAIL
Letter from jYVheelInK. mni.,nr
GElevoua COmpIaIntss
LFrom lhe WolIsbaFg lIerald.l
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WRILsRURG, Feb. 18th, 1862.
Editor Herald:-Believing that yon ara
n friend to the private soldier. / bSye prs.
sumed to pen q few lines to You, 6nt Il. ia
only! 70 utter complaint that write.
However, think | am Justified in doing
SO. ] have waited here for several DAYS 't5
get pass over the. D. 4 o. Road to 'tdm-
6erland from some Of the otIfre q Al Wheel.
ing and who have nothing else to do bn,
attend TO such DUTIES ;but WHO only eat
oysters, drink briindy, attend balls &r
Suffice me to say, Ihm hero still. after call.
ing on the official body several times. al,
ways finding Gcnerlls, GoloueIs. Majors
&c, conttnuallyint war with good bran6r'
stewed oysters and fino cigars, But NJ,
suitoF' as long as they are comfortable; of.
course the poor private must bc, So waRs
theiWorld' itln fact Mr. Editor, wherever
you may go you will see nothing bnt civil
war among our commanding Officers nj
wheeling One moro thought, and that Is
our KIND officers of the B. Il D. Road. /
nave always appreciated them for their
services rendered our Union army. Yot,,
can cel! at any time on that august BODY
anu hq1 them busy granting passes TO men
whom have frequently seen ih'RomDev
and known as secesh of the worst kind. -
But let them rip-tha time ia oomin0
s%nen ,tl thIs civil war will be brought to q
eiose. rose NOW, SIR, allow mo to thank the
EDITORS s'ot.the Wheeling '.I'ress'' and. t.In-
tettigenoer" orpast favors granted the pri.
Tate soldier. Yours,
PETER Q'HANLox.
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wrought iron. Having a deep intersst
arising from my estimate of its value. in
ascertaing the precise position of this sea m
of coal beneath the surface of the eartbi +
spent much time during the past summer
IN taking leyels.and in collecting facts IL
respect to it The seam has been. pen.
etrated at eight or ten different points.
from three miles above SteubenyiiIe to
TINS place, q distance of twenty-tHree
miles. AT your place it is about 'hyIe feet
IN thickness, and lies at abonE two hl1nl.
dred feet below the level of the q. ,E.gp
!! X. r., and is at allo other places submerged
IN strong salt water, which at each of Ibs
6orlngs was reached at from four 10 twelve
feet above the coal It is eyerywhers
oyerllid BY nearly the same StratificStion
OF sand stone, slate and FIRE clay which
can be RepetEpted cheaply by s6afta
furnishes W ! q secure, pro lection against leak
age from the superincumbent streams. fl
An article of fuel of such purity M this
coal and so well adapted to the working
aud manufacture Of iron, is certainly q
idesideratum of primary importance, and
when such fuel can be furnished at a nlow
cost from its nntiye bed. on the premises.
as you can do at Lagrange. a cost not to
exceed one dollar per ton, arc ADVANTAGES,
presented which could not lbe oyeFIaoFe;5
py private enterprise, and, other things
nel1lg equal, should, think, exert n. con-
trolling influence in the location of. 4 M
tional Armory. ~ tfsE T. .fal
A Worry respectfully,
i Cyrus MEEDREHGLL