davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
Wheat Drills. wheat DrIIIs.

DRToR = FROST aI 1A.e .=-ezzssz .
MA: 6rsEsrs - ~ grsaz Ezz.srtaz,sz & a,5zE
sh=zr , Al Sssz=E
Wa Is Bsas FEszf -Dru a EIe.
I-s ave szse-gzl-sr q IL see1 aaa a. aLsf IL
1sEI slhsr- < S@stEz4Es bsss5=- r=szdzE - ezp
WINTER KILLING.
x ESese B-zs =-s hzzT Es--zazzs. -
RET1Z ! FEfeyE
EE = ~ = E1zzz-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

PILLS and VIII be SOD BY Ghen a
Pr0PrtetoE's Prices-
ESE YoDDS CELEsRAID usR PItLz
- 19DDS SEI5sE AID ID HE RI4S
6H YHEN ATLAC6HIrSS Z RT-saFTErD
GH HHDl ATLAEGHICNS ( BCSHFTEID
GE1 THIN AZ L4UGHEESs BrSHFIEIIs
Io4Es Pllss ca he H. b - go,
Tears PIila ca Re El5 ~ IL Eruz.
Tears PzTEeaR - n = FAess.:Taz,
At LzughERs d Bushfeld.
AT LaaghEns 4 B1shfsli.
At LaughI;ns ( BuShfeI7.
50 NOzK L4EGE DOCTOR ELLSs
=, 80 G0zE DEsI1TEAISG EvERSI
no E0EE Sex HEADACHEt
Il Yen Use Todd's Pms
II Yen Use Todd-s PlilS
II Yen Use EOddEs PIILs
30 rlore DysPPti1s
Nc S0ry FsrslTsf
We naVrs LstT 81 4gpsta<,
u roc CSE TODDS Pills
y FoC USE ToDDS Pills
= Send 1s T0dd5s Liver PiIs -
q Send Is Toddis Liver PfIls
Z SSSSezd rs Tositl's Liver PHI %
CONS FROM AEE0ER CC=40lTFES
G014S AElA AL or CCSnOlIEES
CO1fES FROM AL OK E,CET0lTE5RS
LHEE ARE IlIE BE.ST EILIis lfRDV
1aEI ARB XHE EESE FILLS 1LADE
I5EE AXE THE BlsSR Pills MADE
sd e1ly e7sll & 60
IsEeseSly 80 st.
LAIGHLISs = BCShRIEI1D, OILY AGEETS.
a-S5.!!5 - I a-sEll I'd OILY AGESIS
70 SAD y a. 0lz.tiiy
CAL Az so ~ MAr<-sFzEEEs
ell ~ 30 ~ llAEE-SEzEEI-
CHI AZ 80 u NAISSEREEL fzs5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

URGIEIA-Ai Bis A.sA h ~ ClE-kss o.
81. q - SO lLsssET : JAY A =. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
Hz.5 Qzszzz.= -ET5-7= $3.50 y.

HEAs GINS FCE- EE- SELT1-IE-z "
UbsesisE- "a SEly -, lssza
PROPOSALS. E5z E,s 1s-szFsz A. IA 80 ~
il n 4 iIdt1ck - - rks 81 - 4Rs1=- ISzz TX
=Asf Sz1:e- ui-a n ez5s kz=Fe< Ez,5 sgks 40 -
-1E=ss- IL y-rPckLzf E1Es< - zee < ssEzs
E--s-as I'D 4 ssEsr5s Va ta fzrzsskez
- Gs5s=zzga rszzrJeI - sfEsstI tx rrHf e r.
Esc-zzs n - F-r1z1s $50 [k=E - z~szez *
sEssrKa=-
z HfH
Ess-r Q Dat
DszE-z-- Cz5.s--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

Pre- 81 SO sd 81 EaoSsel5z-z gs5EE4iiJ-
Fzr szz Ea-is-zzE-s sess * e1- esecEzs 1eE CI-|
==lA-z -. >. AZ sazzsleE q e1< Rszz42,4 EEsi-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

UIhGIAIA-As ELes ~ = lla l-asEE7s -
q IL Cez=-y ElsF=-- & Ss<rsE-zlssz C1E5sT- q
Iae s-ss E7s54l 4 ,Jz-y-4 d lsszA
Ke4saaI AtszsszEs L Bes-. ~
L4-py osts1z Al "a HsEzz 80 As=s.ss=zL
N rs sEt ~ 5s-z e TA5-h \ = =sc-Fer < "a
s5ssszzlz.S SEse Rzz--s3 piJzErt- $50 % NH X
~ fr:4rszz EA=zscz E--z - 1SSk 6aT 4 zzzsc-
ts - rn5z sa4 FEAz.EsS kAFinsE 10 - 5=caE-1-
$50 AZ - SsSsa2A.L- Ls-gy 0e5szz ~ kkEEzE
- A=-azkz=szz tks<e5z Hl3 2 aSFsE-tzg1by a Al
zHTE: ia Ske szs1 eEs=43Els Ls-1J =
zssScz zs15s= EA= F-sTsEacsE < ~ x AAssEt5T
EsezGE5zE Fs=-cE ruEss- FER
a-F I5zk- ls Ess uesa3sEz e sE5S sGT1e= + ; g.
zErs3 lszlr tAe Eazz JszsF sssAss1 - aFF-a= Ike
9ftzia ela zseIh 4szer ~ yzh5=a=soa hErezE A.
b sazs Il lsessz-J = Pcsese= ~ sS:sz=s I. SAsE
EE51-
a C.sFy-Tsz< HARNGSS0S, C4=E
W-G- EzTIs - azS ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
HRAst
UPauAia.@==-

IA -. 81 =. ssss & AKA y . reeve = sas
SszsB&Alzs rvs HRs5Is1 psgIEEH lsSsE 90 10 -
al IE-s-esE shs=ssu frs tEs Is-h 1sy & H. Isz-
- sESz Eze5ecz . Eze35E e 9 - tAs III q
N0Iszker, 1881 ia PAE5szsEs hEEizE SD -Esz- TX
sE-at5ss Els ISa EsS11az< CnErses SlziEh EsC M
~ ksee ss<FsIyz.A zkt sEzEszs = SIS Va
shs SEra-AzlEz EAe<ez- sd = E7Se=zag - n Al
AsFzE EsaE sh4s tie sE5t Eees4I1f-C a-ass 50 =
s.susss anzss - Fr5Eiss5Gs < ~ & 10y
dsEsA<l1E csE=1iE SsEsscE D-arsEEf- Asss4 EsSEa-
AZ IA IS * reas Eszs e EEss SeaEG = 4 Ees-
=. saK= ~ sd Cazzsss S11z1h - HFslr EE= u1sh
II eae msCzA EsbE< - FG15slEslc as-=aE ~. 8
EAlS - zsrsssl-y - -sesez k5s iasezsseE = EsE-
a CzrF-TsKses L HzENAHS9Sr CIR
EzE5 I-EszH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
notice

7 HEEE5T ssreE1rs ~ FszaEf 80 Ez=-&Esi-E
g Uz-A2s.tEzzs Ec-e- erZTE bT ESz1ss EcE1-
sr1sE- * w. TI-EzzzA = NJ frEs<- & -
szz {. TEz=<T-zzE HE9s-ss D--zEEs- BiEh fzssEazs-
ss=s2 81 GAy & GE-= 1sSG Gue EsaEs Eitsr So
Ek= AL IKE a1s k-=z rlzz 81 So zEnczs-a.iE
Eslrsz Ez,1eE ~ hL1z as ar JEsF - Is5&
jFl.& : L. CAEIEG
En5 oz4Ezzs. Ts- EBzs SzuZ
WIS.,. a. JAY - 1sss,-
NOTICE b kEeST zFv.a sst= VI a T5sE -
n Ezzaz-y "a - tAz s51 FasEzreeE Ee.z.saSz- lie
SsuseE-T e VA bsz ozzs-s tzlr saE veszzsts- re-
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zz~Ez e ssz 49, Us I7s=sz= s 55zhss
Ia: izEsa - -sc-s-s * re=z=s-
z Z BILL
1Is7- G n lTs=z=sz=
iySz5- SIT Es-zzzzg S4-TS,s-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
TEACHERS

HTILL Fsszse -Lke 15s5e< shE= a Ess.5a- Z "a
~ S3sz KEEzds-rz- Sar tie III e W'sss1izE-
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Hso4l=- IL 1Tth E-Es- a. s'e5,Ek A X Al 49,
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a. IoDD- SKY = Bs1Ep5
EFHs ce7F aE<s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
WANTED.

q . TA11 I'D Ezs4 vi Ee Essrl-
AFE4E . 6E5l 4 y HAT. x - Jzl5i.-lsv-,,,4
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

g.
FIFTH St. PITTSBURGH, Pa.
FOUNDED IH 1910.
incorporated BY Legt.I.tIrsC h.rrer,
s9sr IL a,y ooa8Ezcl4L c5uDsE = -
T=5ae esuzs-EeA n
Is PRACTICAL MERCHANT.
over Six Thousand Students
HI=. te=1 Esz1.sz a NJ Pra-7sss al Pr.sEsss e
- ~ ss=1s.s & szsz=zsse =sz=l-sS= f-ssz LIFTS
syssGzo<
Mercantile Bookkeeping
AEES=a ssz- Sire 1I=slss- aa5 IT, s1s=zsaa e
~ Esgasss As-aAaza= AzzAarssies = ~ o9zss-y-
AIS LIFTS
MISUNDERSTANDING
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T ass, HEFETS ~ sys<s= <
RafIr0ad Book-KeePInE
Isssr :hs f<zss s(sA= Ftz-sg3TA.zh kIzs-ssL As
gCSE-S 49, sgsesaz =
Private Bank Book-RsepIBg.
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saaSS ~ 1z=A7<. .-z Z 5 ssssEe[ . S=Eres q
7'srtsezS7c EsTsE A<sazs79 eAseEls-e
! NINE FIRST PREMIUMS
( AEz=z-s Is 80 Fcesezz Fes2z ~ Lse EsEz Fsscs-
sz-rA Al CszEs S.Isss FsE-z oFtE A t- s=st Esa-
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kzszfsd n s15aE-zzs Eke sasse FEEEssEs-s vs.
.sJss-ss lLs.A1s .za D5sss1sus rl- KY sAve 49,
g ==-szUez-
DuTs 5ew Engraved SehoOI Copy
Books,
Z ne CE5- = I Sas=s az 80 esnts FsE SzzR-sae
CsszazE Caqy E9ck IL Es=-
BUSINESS ASD ORNAMENTAL PESX4SsHIR,
va ~ Fla-ss Al Sale - w pCTK. Elzs-
1-z-Ezr Al ~ sss11zz1E < re Psa4Az-a 4E<- Eas
LAX Ezzesse EzlssE1=zsE kssBz E5erHazIE bsz=51-
CruE1 SE1-ra PE5z4 s., ps.z FAz&-
Harper-s Enlarged EdIEi0n or DaR-s
Bookkeeping.
Pr-e 81 so sszs 81 Baszss-g=-z <aas=zIiJ-
Fz- szs zs.-ls-zsE-s sess * ea- eseEzz. NV C-s
.=lH-s - 6 ). Az sazzs-eE q Fs1z4ats E<s5-
80 asa 1-=LszEzzEi ILL., ea-5aslzE IS cszss
=
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

~ zrz1 Ns5zE z&EA
IsEzL WEk4E Gsa
? yz-zsr- AEEE5Fcz1-
-.cs e IsskzR b I'M
e, SsS1 PM-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
Horse Shoes
4EAnz

H.s.ey4..s s = A. 5t:.sAHz
j. skss 81 ~ ssss-z & VIA Is . rse-srs= sFEss
ssssnzazz S[xsy-Ezr D,E1rs 81 Es= CSE=T 80 81
- asEE5 Esse-es1 fksrszz- Er1z - liza Gay q
Juzs IsS - yss< tie FzEai1s k4EIz El.lz k5s ses-
1ara-S-c Azs ESE SsksS4SsE .oe AEEiss beez ts<Tss
VIA s1z Eu1ss7S n tbit Ea5s & EirA gh< a==z-z-
=7ez= =hs-ezs- Al Z azzez-issE - A5&aTE S1as
shAz SAE k1Sz S=ztsSE2E &s-s- zaeE Eizs PrsTss-
ss1s e * A. & 4szezs5 5s-iA-szs eeE=Ea zeEEcs
=a= & =k5s esAsez erte-e5 IIs The sd Heir
Ee- Z 1SF=l< sEIA5= 60 u-EIs a[se- 6ls p1aE5c4-
t551 bsIesZ Hra1 . utls EeesszKE Frgssr4 Ia
LzsErss<z ]. IkssEzft-
a Cz7F-TesEE= L H4RNAESOS- C5srE-
E-G RzE, Ezzs Isl ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

VIRGINIA. EEIs ~ in tss CEs-kss O.
Es< O tae CcGztJ Ccz-s II Negtka=gs1s erz,-
-. g tss s=s1 Hcg5AE EJEly,A D 1sa5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

TIRG8n-4frzI KS NIL !, ~ CI=-k-I o-sse
v tfrh.- Cazzry Cs,Erz < NIX Lsazre1a Czzzey- &C
~ SsEs NsesEET = - D lsl@
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

EE.lEeEA A TG=ser- A.
EDE= C [Az Z W.
kSA7s Geo 7 EE-BsE.
Arzz=5sSr7=7=4 & JsaA-
AE f-afrsa<E -Fs-[
ETzzA1 2 EEAetE ~
Ezsc eEhinzslfAzszp nz-
= EseEa 49, L.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

p. DUFF & son. Principals
Szars=s EEz pssEIs fs1Ezre eE -s15sea-soc =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

In ~ ~ - zkfec@ e Wai-z & - rserFzE q tna
6tsea2Az1 SIX Hzzs9re3 n=iaArE- 6sf % uItk IraI
ii Fais- tAs Fk1SsuG kETI-E Sal ktE Eee1Ers=isa
sd ths ssfs74Ezz Elak kETEz ksea seEEe5 VIA til
IA fAiF slis VIII IL aESSrk1ea3 tEere-
Sessa11zs \ 4szze4 XXX Ss FI5FiAsu1a e ~ Al
q AN5lE2sy dseiEEizE es-1Ea rzEalEs EcE-ressssrs
FGse1 FeSEzEIT 1ssh, lss3 ~ rssssezs e tkss
S=asG 4 s sT1sEsd thai ne sE5l IiII5Ea 7 FS=seEt
- 49, ke-= EiEa51 S7e E11sA 4fte- 80 PzA.szs-
tisa ssrssE ~ . UsA= = as=7Azy = F1ssse4 H
A Csqy-IstA= L HARNASSoN, Get
" O. IN. . Q - lEzl..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
- e -

Il ts5s ST H. sS5ses & SEseN i y -ersr q TIE
6esse3Ezzs Nv HGsl-s5 Al E5g11 B,glass z7d FsE
Ce1sz 1913 ~ ufzA Ie1i i1EsEest fhsre17 GS1 -
SKI eSy e tEae- 1874 N 80 szASseE q aeru1lr
& So =, g IT, 1SEA 4zy < NEgSA lE1a Nd .
EsEtseF e-e1is & SE1 o a IL L3th Dry q NazEh
s1lzlGs tbs 80 * Iith d. artcl-lslE sl-l-e7s
Ez4 = E7sl<i1lr - 1sAEEi< GislE Ehaz tis ~
os1t191Ees ar cee1led $50 H. -1FiEs1zs 1EEz AZ
& 4S2Aly- SactEzz1E esEtEis Perss1s uas- raas-
eEzts- Flse4 EetEIEIy ItLA. 49, ui< rasife1el -
t. Stltes Z i o1ss-e4 thllE - ~ ausA E<s.4
L J 1fuErEzE1Ezl d scar ksE4 UftkEl -
aEse- g. rablazt11 he-saE md Il EalAs = ls-.s-
EIy - pEoteeE XIX Elterang n rhss sEfE
49, 3 80 HAA4AAso &c *
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

IlI-E- . ---L----T
LrgT o. GscEEe
kerI SBAE Nse1isg-
h@ b7 Ee & .ksEs
A b@esf q WE@
\ EmGa "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

HE 7GL15K WIZ E0zkS-- CFzEzszzsn-z. {
- SHY e=z7&Tzs-s - ~ $50 ura<as=saa
~ 49, 4s9-ess aFzEy u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

URGIEIA--ArRE 5ss M II IL Cssrfss o.
Sc. Etks Coy CaE= & Sor1kEzs.5z eazs-
y, - ths G=Et HsazsY Z JAY, A D 1saA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
- - =.

L6AaLLs ftAIaL-g EF-ssL
Dr. 5 3 SuDeEE- Se=rssaEE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
LaughIInS 6 BaShfieId,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
No. u Main-streat

Sole Agent for DR.. A & sFofli,4 LIVER
PILLS and viii Re SoId BY Ghen ~
PrOPriet0rss Prices
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07
vic DraWers Wantad

US Esz-zzz<asI 1f5-sE-s 60
5ESs1T TEzE<A zsET Va ~ a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-07

TIRGIaIA-H zztss AesI n zzs Cs.-xss .=za<
eEsse Cez=-y Eek & ss<ss.z7sz= c1C.y. q
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

ELMBOLD's 0ENClNE PRHPARA.
" TION Cures Gravel. Bladder, Dropsy, Kidney
Affections. =
II JELMBOLD,S Genuine Preparation for Pain In
II the Baok, Headache, Sick Stomach. t.
Ar See advertisement headed .r
HELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
smother column. mar 7-3m
LJELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for Nervous
II ano Debilitated Sufferers.
LJELABOLD'S Genuine Preparation tor Los Of
II Power, Loss Of Memory.
IJELMBOLU'S Genuine Preparation for Din.
i i Guilty Of Breathing, General weakness
IIELMB0LD'B Genuine Preparation for Weak
II Nerves, Horror Of Death, Trembling.
LIELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for Night
IL SweAt, Cold Feet, Dmness Of Vision.
IIELMBOLD'B Genuine Preparation for Languor,
IL Universal Lasstude OF the Muscular System.
IIELMRoLD's Genuine Preparation for Paid
Il Countcnancc and Eruptions
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
.i'Ks Hsa = ~ DEySars cum,rv.-

"Tnn pumosF Daye ore ComruBs
Z For the ls9 fsw tSysflp wssther hss besn
long and ,itsary rafhy dsys wsths past Two
montAS, which have been ,dispellad By the
wsr7y istah yeus cf Sste& ~ Hog n!ni
breadth Of our land. are now praying that tbt
clouds and gloom which ovsrhsng our political
sty. nay soon be dispel by ibe bright sun Of
hope and tesea! God s,,eed ,bs day whom tbk
wicked rebellion sbalI 81 crushed on, ths trsit,
ors punished, the authority Of the Government
fully vindicated, and the ever glorious Starr
and Stripes" waving over vii the land, more
hohored, loved. and venerated than ever, b.
AL the people, because Of the very struggle
which We have made to maintain ts supremacy
But what are We doingg We started to write
about the weather, but our thoughts have un.
consciously led us into politics. .af'aI
To resume: yesterday vas one OF the most
delightful days Of the season. The air WAS son
and balmy, and the public squares Of the city
have already put on sprina eostums. They
were all day long besieRed by crowds Of visit.
ors. who either tread its graveled walks or
asSt themselves beneath the trees. Birds were
singing In ths trees, children trundled their
hoops over the ground, and fragrant flowers
are already blooming. The Avenue was 6lled
with pedestrians. and carriages, hlled with
pleasure seekers. we're To be seen In all parts
Of the city, 'H ~.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
The Confidence Ga me.

Tho widow Of Miles Kelley, who keeps n res
taurant near the depot, ia sald to have been
swindled out Of 81 500. by one Michael Msloney
n pretsnded friend, who advised her to close
her shop for fear Of ihe provost guard. and
by exciting her fears Tor the safety Of her mo
ney and other valuabloS. he persuaded her Ia
cOnAde to his Keeping 81 900 IN gold, and \
quantity Of iswelry, which WAS to be delivered
over on demand Last Saturday the widow
made her demand for her property, but Was
put of with n triang excuse until Monday, on
which day she called on him again. hut tho
bird had flown. Tho "rlGhes had taken II
themselves wings" and Mike with the money
were non est.
ON Wednesday sbe made complaint to Justice
Walter, who issued Il warrant, on which Ser
geant Cronin and Patrolman Fenwick searched
Mal0ney's house, for the stolen property. The
result was tns finding Of tll / In money, Snve,a
articles of jowory, and IL double barrelled gun
The jewelry and gun were Identified by Mira
Kelley as part Of the property she had deposi'
I'd in Maoney's hands. Madame maloney als'
claimed the articles as her own property. Ma
loney ia supposed to have taken passage iol
California
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
YANKEES Locomo,ivs.<or virginia.

large number ot new and second hand 10.
Gomotiye engines, from New England manu-.
factories and railroads, have recently been
purchased by the Government, and sent over
into Virginia for uss On the Orange and Alex
andria, tha MaDassas, and other railroads.
through this city last Monday and several more
On yesterday. ilurrah for our flag! Indus-
try, energy, trade, MAT ufaUtures, arts and ed.
uCati"n follow. and accompany It in its prog
ress, as the light ri heaven accompanies the
brilliant consultations above us.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
A DistIny uished Dinner Party.

The other day, Count SGhwsiniiz Cram, II
young Austrian noblemsn, and intimate friend
of the ArGhduke Mayimilian Of Austria, gave Il
dinner party to some distinguished gentlemen
of our city. Amongst the guests were the Bel.
gian Ambassador, the Secretary Of the Russian
Legation, Hon. Carl SChurZ. Cen. Doubleday
and others. The cook ing WAS in excellent style,
the wines of the very has, quality, and the com.
pany was highly satisfied with the perfect ar,
rangements Of the noble host. Count S0hwsin.
liz gave the first toast: "'ro tho United States
thu representative Of liberty, constitniionaiiy
and Justice, tho natural ally of the liberal and
progressive countries Of the Old World"
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Stealing Government Property

ing by Sergeant Cronn. on the charge (pre.
ferred by Major AlcoGk, of the Eighty sixth
New York regimsnt) of stealing Il barrel OF
beef, nifty psirs Of shoes, and various other
articles, the property Of the GOvernment. The
property was stolen from the camp OF the
Eighty sixth Now York regiment, which is
located near Uniontown, IN the othor side Of
the navy yard bridge. He WAS committed to
iail by Justice Walter for court
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
nlnd q me WalsOn's Concert.

Madame Henry q. Watson, assisted by Mrs.
Elinor Drummond, and MeSSrs. $. B. Mills and
j. Il. Thomas, gave her first grand concert in
Washington last evening ut Willard Hall. Mss
Nina Foster gave variety to the entertainment
by her elocutionary and dramatic readings.
Piano solos, from Meyerbeer, the MaLouka
with considerable ability by Mr.. Mills; a vari.
city OF operate and popular music was re.
Geived with applause. The songs of Mr..
Thomas were especially received with great
favor,
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Rev. Rather Sh,rmas.

The esteemed ourate Of 81. DominioS (Jath.
olicl Church. In tho sevsn,h ward, died on
Wednesday morning. 10 the afternoon his re-
mains were conveyed to the new Catholic Gem
etery, where they will remain until the desire
|nf the Provincial is issued. This estimable
clergy mans disease wxs smallpox, which he
contracted In the course Of his faithful minis.
tarial duties. He visited the sick without re.
gard 10 their religious preferences. l
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
ilemoyinv the len,

The sick soldiers In The United States General
At Alexandria, are belng removod
M rapidly M their condition will pei init, to the
new hOspitals on Judiciary square and on the
street road. The hospital on Four.
ie' nth street alraady contains upwards of 100
patients, the sick heretofore accommodated 10
ibs various rsgimentsl hospitals being sent
there. Tho new hospitals will accommodate
upwards Of 800 patients each, and are furnished
with every Convcnionc imaginable.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
AgcI,isnt.

An aged culurod woman, whose name we
could not ascertain, WAS knocked down and
run over, near the depot, by Governm ant
wagon, tho horses attached to whirh were run
ming away. One of the woman's logs was
broken BY the accident. She was conveyed to
her home on Capitol Hill in hack.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Young nI,n's Chri.tlar Associa,ion.

A very interesting meeting of the superiu.
lendents OF divisions, into whose hands thik
Association had specially committed ita mis-.
sionary work, was held Wednesday, evening at
the rooms. nine OF the ten districts being rep.
resented.
A donation of $50 bound volumes, from Svo.
TO 32mo. size, was received from the American
Tract Society, for tho hospitals throughout the
District; which volumes we're appOrtOnsd
among those occupied and IN course Of oOm
previous instruction by the missionary Of the
Association, Rev. q. ?. Lyiord, who had Just
completed his first months work.
Large and valuable donations Of books,
tracts, and religious papers were also acknowl.
edged, from the American and Washington City
Bible Societies, the Tract Society Of The NJ. u
Church, the Mass. Sabbath School Society, tht
Boston Tract Society, and other publishing
houses.
Over 800 of special contributions mainly
in small sums payable monthly by members
and other Citizans--having been reCsiy ell, Mr..
VIM. Ballantyne, of No. fSs Seventh street, was
elected treasurer Of tho missionary fund.
The salary Of the missionary WAS hxed At
SIS per month. About one hal OF The SUN re-
ceivsd had been expended In the purchase ol
tracts, 10.
An interealing report Of facts occurring il,
the operations of the missionary during the
month Just closed was made by HIM, indicating
that he had preached twenty tour regular ser
mons besdes \ number OF addresses; and, In
the distribution Of tracts and pa4ers, the yisi
iation Of the sick. and in other labors had
abnunded.
A minute. approbatory of tho course Of the
missionary, was unanimously adopted.
A Commttae WAS appointed to arrange for a
series of public meetings In several OF the
churches of the city, with desire expressed
that, " practicable, the frst should be held
next Sabbath evening.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Melancholy kCcident-A Member Of
Council Drownel.

Tho public will regret 10 learn that Mr.. Tbos.
MCGrath, of this city, WAS drowned In the Po
tOmac IN last Monday night. The accident
occurred near Port tobacco, Maryland, where
Mr.. McG. held tho position of sutler to Ona OF
the regiments stationed In that vicinity. Tho
circumstances Of the melancholy affair are W
follows:
On Monday night, rs MIR. Mu,irath, in U"In.
,,any with his partner, Mr.. Daniel Morgan
tcaptain OF one Of the District companies In
tho three months serviGa) we're In 4 pungy on
the river, the boat was struck by n steamer
which was passing up. Captain Morgan observ
ing the steamer approaching, called to Mr..
MC,irath, whs was coming up on deck Just as
tho boat struck. Tho sudden jar caused Mr..
MEG. Ia fall overheard, and he was drowned.
search for tho body was immediately com
mOnced, but up to "Wednesday night II had not
been recovered. Mr.. MGGrath was universally
beloved and respected In this community. He
Was n blaCknlnith by trade, and for a number
oi years past has carried on M extensive
business in that branch Uf mechanism. AT
the time Of his death, Mr.. MGG. WAS member
OF common council from the sixth ward. and
president of the Columbia Fire company. He
wi.s al,o An active and influential member Of
the Masonic fraternity.
Mr.. McG. leaves u wife and sevsn children.
Gall OF them of u tender aSe.) who resits Un
tho corner of Massachusetts avenue and Sixth
street, Capitol llill.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 1, 1862.
NoriCE IL hereby given of the readiness OF
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable in one year from date, authorized by
the act Of Congress approved December 23d,
1857, and the Treasury notes payable in sixty
days from date, authorized by the act Of Con.
gress approved I'd March, 1851.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above IL.
sues will cease on the 7th day of April next BY
the terms Of those acts respectively.
feb 6-tap7
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
AssaultlnR an OmGcr.

Klaus FeGhtman, sailor on board of The gun.
boat Yankee" was taken into custody last
night by OAfoers Frazier and Essex, for assault,
ing an officer while in discharge of his duty, =,
and with attempting TO rescue prisonaT
whom the ofioer was conveying to the guard
house. He WAS locked up IN the fourth ward
station.house for trial this morning.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04
Daniel Pratt, Jun,

This "graat American traveller" and ex.uandi.
date for the Presidency, M we learn directly
from himself will reCiie n poem At the Baptist
festival tomorrow evening. Something inte
resting and peculiar Is expected.
The national Republican., 1862-04-04

kTOIICE.-Propoeai. from dealers and miller.
~ are invited TIL the 10th Of April, 49,, for iur
nsiing FLOUR TO the sub. Dept, OF The same Kind
and known as No extra
Samples of this Flour eau be seen at the Capitol
bakery in this city,
II is dcsrsd TO make contract for 20 90, barrels
Should however, any person desis to fur nisL less
quanty he will ttite tile precise number Of barrels
In his bid.
The contractor will be required TO furnish at the
rate Of 500 barrels daily until the contract Ia filed
to the standard At the Inspection made just before the
purchase. -
The Flour TO be delivered at the railroad depot In
Washington or at any Of the warehouses 10 George
town, ID, c.
Government reserves the right ts reject any bid for
any cause.
Payments to be made Ia Treasury notes and the
bids TO be directed to Major A. BECKWITH
G s., U. s. A Washington, D. c." mar 20