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81 Il
The war b.'ks olt AIviI a. 70, con ,1ueutly ts
expenses were not quIo o. oc months f1 emhruccd
IN this table. rhc-t vcrr borrowed n ~ d,n,rp.
tons Of PAPER S1loL %, ,sI2, snl there w. pad o
dehA eIe,usivo OBJ. tnto.eat, t'SO2a,u,4 ~ Ot this
ever Is, ,oon, ~ wa Stgpu,.i n the rtcap.y be-
t,re ConsraaH ". royil,l lr.Lh ani the f,nain.
ier 80. r0.''y ~ soie7 sccc rei rom cu. toms.
II results that there 20. ciycd sl.r more hrou
loan than Nas paid. 1ut DO auouu' u' looms sou
trsci,i wsa larger tie Govcrmeui dii uot &C. sct
the money until J,nua-v, 1852. 10 toes not s.,ear
IN the 49, uut Of 1851. ohe army aud navy fer
A. rnyu' OTIS we're mad, 'o-t $50 - Sto %, aud
thrrc VS. p,,n,uy as u,, ta more dgs % the close
Of tho ycnf There were ~ payments 5i ant rest
ou tie urv 49,. {. ,uUrt.o H.' t.Ip,nts SD not una
turc unit g. l,.T l,to I display ot hubu1is,
power H. D. ti'r rrcoated Wien We rem mbc,
ttet ue G"s'rr'u = 'cksv--rc 10 par - the r-e.
sruCk EN.i,,jE SAILS -fIKsT BOARD.
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marks A'm'ra Combs, Dru Awatar, fhzabeth-
r-...tf WA.kp-, Mnrrl.. seq Wet N.Id, b1lSer,
tgtuu. Lsuplllter Psy -, Genoa; Geo Mar
...ld, Es,AT.,LL Curs.
raIGs. F+p,uJ, P.AcrAuo, Queenstown; Sea
a. I.. H.n.t D. ~ John, y Is, II Hallock, King.
4. ST.. # t.altHry, MILLER, rr!n!dsd.
'CI1OSERs-Wu st.l.s, Maxwell, Halifax:
EU-,way, Pgaulst1a, b.uu4la, WoicJtt Parker,
Il It b, l.altt HaFj =, lls,u.ta, E,HItn VIZ
r-I N.4gr, Dart. J |..a. lalegr', tal E.Iy,
l,H-..ari B,rL d. Rvs, u la.s, stanford; j Q
L.n.n N.wI .,... A,sSe-sgE Igss, Boston; ED-
'U.l. C..|.,. J. .... .atr.
sIOJP-uaa .lr Hr taer'.n, Philadelphia
AhnINFD,
sTLAAsHla % lE 4 r'ison, I'm Trenton, NJ.
F....n. tl. ...s evidence, with ndse.
A..--.. 20. I.gt7 hlauut .piIs, DO
Ir rrs,l Cuu..u BALTIMORE, do
I.ahC IL Cpta4LN luISatrl Carnino, Havana.
BARHs F-ance,- "a, villa, Palermo 70 ds, NUT
Aatou Guutasr, Lrlt 3aeu. Bremen A days, uds
bklGs Car ll!Lc, Lenoir, sydney G II, coal.
sCUJONERs-Al!la Cutler Black River ia.
Uucas, Hnyt EizsL, thIogs .vr New Haven.
Charles Cooper, do 90
Rsyulua Bal, do ~ Providence.
Florida, Mott Virginia with oysters.
Trader, Eutuu, vi .s.lelpllA, ludSe
Rvs S:.tc, Nrwi., ~, Evi '''7, NNo.
So Swtl W'.Jr' IT. ..h
uu.-,r. Ace. - ... ~
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a RTIFICIAL FLOwERS-w loo
~ girls who know the trade, and ~ to esrui
work ull the year. Apply to Mr.. sABATiNO, 50
White si, n. Y. City. ap24 3'igi
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POY WAN1ED-TO HELP TEND BAR
~ DC. 81 per month and found. Inquire ut tine
,silruad terminus Foit Hamilton. Ctv ears run
= thp door from all a., rr-k yu ferries a34 3' 10
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\NANrED-IM c MEN TO
w dry PICK poultry; none uy,d Apply mt u's
tnorow'By scg uuut "a With TIE wuga. u. TIL
Ton, l. Franklin market hu-lHl-a
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Personal NOTICES.

DECISION AND WAR CLAIM AGLNCI-
Il E-tnlbh-d hy MNlor ". Ayers iu l7Ii. Sole
SIers ul the present Nr, 4., hanged tor disability,
can secure taer pension, ly applying o. G W.
MYERS, 22P Broad "Hr, room 3D. APO 2itg'lta
DECISIONS, CLAIMS AND BOUNTY, DUE
u from tup q ycrum M ~ soldiers or tn"Ir heirs,
COLLECTED ~ BRNDDON n lLEBN, murray 1t,
uH2I A.-'lll
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NTASIED-SENMEN, OEDiSAbI SEA
W men aud laud-.usu ior the iutei SIT Ne
" Apply at tie clothing store, n. lN3 P'stl IT.
upa2 2Iyc'1G3
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INvAETED LADIES TO LEARN TO
w operate ON Singers sul w. ~ Wa sr".n+
iulcln.- taught perfect m all - hrHh A,'' AZ q
re-. ,r,.urudrd work Terms sl.-lb' IH.t'u ~
Brl.I .yu. up sttrr. ia''- al"'
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A RlCAN.-WANTED, BY A RESrEC-
n table snsIe man situation In a Wholesale or
retail fruit butter store, ia euy bus mess srt
he cen make respectable living. Has been ion Ne
fruit business 2 years. Address j. NJ. g., l.N lt',
gimes ufite Hr2l 6'lil
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PELATIyES OF DECEASED SOLDIERS

DELATIYES OF DECEASED SOLDIERS
IL TDr uudera.eu ned hsv, established an agency
iu the .tv oi Washington, with branch IN the city
Of New York. for purchasing .he military bounty
nnd tack pay all soldiers who have died IN ser
vice. ~ Act Of Congress, July 22 1891, the widow
ar legH ACirs are entitled b. $l0O in addition 10
back pay. Claims first audited, frst paid Appy
fo our Agents BUTLER n REDFIEID M an
Broomc st. n Y. BARROws a REID, Wushlny.
Aon, d. G.. Refer ~ Hon. Preston King, L. T. srns.
Dor, n y; Hon &. II. 5sdlwick, NJ e., n y.
Henry schubert & Co, 1872 Water st., n. v. For
other re- rCnces see circulars spl2 2ac'lO9
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SOLDIERS AND SAIL0RS-TliElR WI
~ lows md heirs entitled 10 pensions extra pay,
bounty lu.d, the SlOO bounty money or prize
II .pcy, w.. save exponse by having tier claims
collected tv J, W RYAN, late Clerk OF th3 1. 4.
Pension Agency, 4l5 Futon St. cor Of On eenwicA rt
uhsb glH,'lO6
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SEWING MACHINE OrERATOES-LA-
~ doc t,usht ?. tp,.,tn uu Singers ami Wh,s
& wilson's r,rms a.. Satisfaction gusr,ut' 'o,t.
IItmmauz and binding .uagcs taught. stustuus
procured spd en- ycr- supphcd--lHo sly.utA ".,
near 23l 4 ay2i 6'l'1
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CTRAW HAT BINDER WANTED-l
- ust understands hiuiug with machine. A..
god straw aud hair bouA,t sewers wanted q 2oo
Bowcrv aI244' II
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500 BouNIi-.W,iDoWs B., ,-.,I.i, { & HEIRS
present VIM. ia now secure their bounty and an
roArsg,- o. pay ON application to G, w, bYEVS
h29 Broad way, room 81 apo Asc'lA
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ITO DYSPEPTICS-IF YOU ARE SUP
Il fering from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, fatu2G G'y,
Loss Of Appetite, Sinking at the stomacA, a., You
viii ind speedy relief by using the best remedy
eyer intruducod-it IL
DIR SMITHS ANNIHILATOR.
To De had a. I'sdley's, 9I Eighth ave, Dr. Bill
WINS, AS Graz. = Reads d Co.'S, 1S0 Allen, cor
OF stantou ~ .-ac Mers, cor ave. y aud
Houston st, aud Msiloy's cor Second ave aud 3o,h
ht pepot-4d South Second 1t, WiIsm-hN~sl
L ios ~ r''I'7 uer bottle nhly 9iAg'gO
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DECISIONS - SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Il ctiut Iu, uoHLty, wages, &c, promptly collect.
oil. Apr.y g. ROBERT =. Henderson, Attur-
II ldur mh9l 2Iac'lJ2
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WANTED --FOR SHORT WiiAliN"
w voyagcA, 30 stout young men s.s' 60 'i"iN
oiIpeni'r- and bIacksmitha, aud .''SS "AA Stow
srdI Apply imm .d'atey NJ 81 West NJ, u1-u'r OF.
Rector 4, - D. l.. PEARL all' ''."l
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kNANTED FOR co. "A" L. 5. ENGI-
w NEERS, nb.,-audei young mon, let"gcn
the nsrs ID - ,ui 20. Mechanics preferred Pay
Grpm sla 20 T3i per month, VITA The Hsn' allow
rnte O.. tut4,n., rHtiuus pul medical at hd .n'c.-
Ilr further particulars iug llre at Bow lnk Green,
~ Il - M d nml u ~. nIlu ln-L.a
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010n BOUNTY AND ARREARS OF
PIOO pay-Notice Ia hereby given tAot the
s'Dounty" will not be paid until Congress makes an
appropriation That claims for 'Grrosrs NJ pay"
will be audited as soon "a reached IN tcir t-..
FOR further particulars inquire at ths III N a. 4
Pension Once" 81 White st. Ep2l G'lns
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EblLABORERS WANTED, on \ RAIL
0JOO road IA New jersey w-Eas ~ pul day.
Appry ou board the steamboat Al ROhA, 'ut u.
A ,,Ii.-,u Il urorr O'Clock each dEy. spll l"ltu
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NTIDONS AND HEIRS OF SEAAIEN,
w 6-l.ost with the e. ). ship Lryuqt, D..
1SGl, aul u, those IN the CumhrrlhnI and
C.u-'-,' On -th March last, can have tselr
claims collected ly CALVIN w. SMITH. Ns7y
GharunrTaFt u. Rpll YlRC'ilI
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MARINE NEWS.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun RISES. suS SITS. Nros 81 -. NJ sourHs.
April a. s. GI' 9iJ %
April -5.b 40 -
April ", D % G % o - 10 III
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A WEEKLY EDITION

Of THE NEw YogK Suy. issued every Tuesday, I'm
n rappcrs Tor the mail, Two OESTs EAon, 81 per i0O
srnsCRfFTiONs-PAtDt tN ADvANCE.
one 90 w year. 10 ts. Three Copies year ~ 90
b. 8 nouthH, ~ W Five copies, do &9 20
fy-SIo, linen copies. guts. Discount of 20 per
cent f...un O. I.." g., on each copy over five.
sS-r.t... . m NV l'sk SIT, only thirteen
rrnfs r.sr. H. tho Stfs. tir-pfy-ue cenfs.
Aii..s. " 81 'NACH StN OFFfCE, NEW YoRK.
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1000 RALE0AD A., li,1hi5, LAsoEEES east Ms3.. w"@ @
day Tassalo Will he psid THIS Is tao best
cAtu.c .or lauorers which ave OF ~ rmpnyu.ut
lulu,r, nj LANDER ~ MAGERs. / Ggr,u"iyn l.
near Castle Carton. upg3 .'la-
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From ForErasa HTnnrna-

koRTREss MoSRoE, Feb. l2, via BARR
MORE 1ls FEB. l3.-No bag oftrnce to:day.
NO arrival FROM HaIterAs.
As the thS Express was coming down
rom Newport News this morning on her
regular trip, man was picked np in a
SNAIL boat, who left Norforlk Yesterday
morning, and made his escape from Sew.
eits Point in a small boat. he confirms
ail previous reports, aud adds that Norfolk
mas boen placed under marshal law. and
that, volunteers to defend the citg are cat
led for 10 vain.
WORK on the AerritnRc was STONED ON
Saturday last, and abe is now at The navy-
yard drawing so ch-Water that she could
not get out even il she was ready for sen.
me greatest alarm prevails at Norfolk, and
an attack is momcntarily expected.
There are said to be only about two
hundred troops at Sewell's Point.
A rlmor IS circulated at Norfolk that
the defeat at Roanoke Island was owing tn
tFeaehery OF the North Carolina troops.
The Sawyer gun at Newport News burst
yesterday afternoon while being fred, and
priTates Josiah Jones, of Company D, and
James Shepard, of Company B, 10Th Mass.
Regiment, were instantly killed, and w. w.
Bowman of Company ], of the same regi-
ment, was SO seriously injured that his re-
coT SS Is not expected. Jones belonged
~ Greenland, LII. aud Shepard in Lowell,
A!ass. Their bodies were sent North to-
night via Baltimore. Four or Eve other
persons who were in the vicinity were in
)ured, butnone seriously.
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.g g1lgaIHagl.l
From TAnnassae.


oF' Louis, Feb. ls.-The Republican,
Fort Henry correspondent gives further
particulars of the Tennessee river gunb0.t
fHPe9iaon- Everywhere the people in.
slstei upon loading their visitors with
presents aud AS faI as Florence the rirer
can be naytg ated almp 1t as safely IA Ohio
blessings, cheers aud The widest entbn-
stasm greeted tho Rnnboats everywhere
Numbers OF prominent men came forward
and said that, should the Union army en- :
ter Tennessee so, Op0 men, reads and unT.
IONS TO protect their homes, would at once
cluster around it, Under. the laws com
manding them to join the rebel army or
lose their proPery, they were Obliged to
suScpmb IN self.deEence.
The-ohicers Of the gunboats say it is i'm.
possible 70 doubt the gennineness Of the
greetings that everywhere met them. Tile
rebel press Is wholly under control of pol
!ticians, aud don't speak the peoples feel
Ings. The secession element is-principal-
~ composed of the laWless portions of the
community, Wh9 oyerawe by violence the
order loving Uuiou citizens.
AT Savannah Lieut.. Phelps learned that
a rebel cavalry regiment was encamped
about q mile distant. lie Immediately or
ideEsds = GOmpanEsof 80 marines, under
Col, Given, to march against them, but
the rehels hearing Of the movement, fed
IN panic, leaving everything behind
them. Their camp was burned, aud
considerable quantity of arms and stores
captured. =
Only one steamer, the Dunbar, floats on
tho Upper Tennessee The Appleton Belle
had 1000 pounds Of powder aboard. aud
when fred, was purtosely anchored oppo-
site The fne residepse of Judge Crevatt,
noted loyalist, whiciw as completely shat
tered by tho explosion. The partially in-
lshed guuboat is fne aud fast steamer.
800 feet long, very Siaunch, and so con.
strneted as TO he rendered shot proof by
compressed bales of cotton and iron plates.
The steamer lIliueis brought a quantity
of tobacco down from Paris yesterday, and
large lot Of pig iron near there will be
covered as sOou as possible.
The Nashville Uhon & american of the
9TH says Generals &auregdrd, Pillow aud
Ohcntham were there. II also contains
BcanrcSard's 0ccout of the battle of Ma
nassas, and prodigins spcculatious as to-
what he will do At Columbus Numerous
articles are copied t'om the Southern pa-
pers, asking the goFernment to take some
measure to keep thu soldiers in service, as
their term of enlistment is expiring, and
they are fast becoming demoralized The
same paper also says large amounts OF
Confederate stores afc lying on the bank
of Cumberland river,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

Dg-CuAs. j. HEARrwEIt, WHO used to
play the williams in Hnuchett's Theatre in
this city, is now giving theatrical readings
in Cleveland, Ohio. Ito be ugly be a sin
it is impossible to conceive of the moral
Obliqnity resting upon this man Heartwcll,
but we are glad to know that, uOtwtth-
standing he resembles nothing in heaven
or earth or the waters beneath the earth,
he is doing we'll in his dramatic readings
aud is highly spoken of by the press.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

US- CONDITIONS OF THE SICK AT CuM-
RERtASD.-A private letter from Cumber-
land last night, gives us following item
"Fh6 number of sick in the city is par
ticutarly frightful, Every suitable build.
ing that is available is illed-some to their
utmost capacity, and the cry is still.they
come. The suffering consequent on such
II rapid increase of the number of sick has
been great indeed. am of the opinion
that not u little of it is owing to the lack
Of system in the management heretofore Of
the hospitals, everything being in con-
fusion. A new idea of things has taken
place, under the management of DR.. Gao.
Suckley, yonng physician from WASH
Ington. He has been assigned the charge
OF the hospitals here and be is unusually
sktlful and intelligent surgeon. Owing to
hin and the ever kind aud sacrificing In.
dies Of the city accommodations are get
ting into better state"
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E65-fHr Trir TO srEUnESyiLLx.-The
steubenville Haraia Of yesterday, says in
reference TO the recent visit Of tlistin-
guished gentlemen tom ills city Ia that
village:
General lsosecrans took breakfaIt Mt the
Female Seminary, at the special reauest of
Professor Reid, md made aGbrisf and
pleasant speech to the young ladies, which
they regarded With great favor. The par-
" left this morning on the Means for
wheeling-a large number of citizens e.
cortiug them to the boat expressing their
respect and good viii by their presence,
and encouraging by their cheers, as Inc
boat turned her bow southwark and steam.
ed of down the river. Though informal
aud hastily arranged, the social intercourse
attending the ovation was most agreeable
10 our citizens, who were not only pleased
with the civil officers of our sister State
hnt delighted with the gentIemanly de-
pertinent and intelligence of Gen. Rose
Grams, Gen. Cox, aud the staff, all of
whom rather more than met public expec-
tation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

CINCINNATI, Feb. ls.-A special to the
Commercial, from Indianapolis, says relfa-
BILE information from Fort Henry states
that 10000 troops were at and ncar that
place at noon Sunday and heavy reinforce
ments constantly arriving.
The 18th Michigan Regiment passed
through here to-day en- route to Kentucky.
-Four more will pass through next week.
Agentleman from Green River yesterday
reports that thirty-fve THOUSAND fcderais
crossed Green river TO the time he-left.
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Ba5- VAupNrISR's DAY.-Tbis il 81 "a

~ VAlpNTIAE's DAY.-Tllis is ST. Val
eutiue's Day. We see that the news depots
and shops are crowded with all sorts os
missives, and last night scores of Young
women and young men swarmed about the
windows making selections to suit their
tastes and dispositions. We suppose that
as usual the Post Office will be bcsieged
to-day.
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Grand ArrivalI
oLoAKsl oLoAKsl

CLOAKsI cLoAKsi CLOAKsI
n addition to my regular stock Lam now enabled
Il TO OheE to my customers magnificent nssOrt-z
Inent Of FRENCH 4 ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTH
OLO4ks supeEbly adorned with crotchet orna-
Among these will be found some very handsome
hEErSFILEs, and no lady should purchase a CIoas
without first examining my styles and prices
FURsI FURSI FURSI
Ny stock OF Purs consists OF Hudson Bay Sable,
Mink, Fitch, Siberian Squirrel French Sable SIC
In Capes, Coeks, ylctOrines, Cuffs aud Nuns ali al
prices TO suit the times
+ SIIAWLS at reduced pr ceS
silks, French MeriuOst DelnineR, Ottoman VelourR
aud other fine Dress Goods in great variety at aston
lshingly low pFfces
A hanlsanie assortment OF EMBRoIrERIEs, suit
able Tor Christmas Presents, cheap f1Fcaal,.
at ALEX. lIEY3iANfS,
aec24 laf 9ihin 1i., Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

DrBATARD TAYIoe.s writings win be
issued in 10 vols, | vol, per month, 81 90
per vol. The most beautiful edition ever
issued. Subscriptions received ut Graves
News Depot. See advertisement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

RB- a RoL1Sp ron MS oLrvER.2wo
presume that Hon. sherrard Clemens must
read with at least as mucl, satisfaction MS
any body else the confirmed news that o.
Jennings Wise has received a nice bullet
iu his hip.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

NEw York, Feb. l3.-The steamer Co.
lum6ia brings HAVANA dates to the 9Th
lust. 1t appens by the associate press cor
respOndence that Miramon on arriving Mt
Vera Cruz from Havana, was arrested by
the British Admiral for a former robbery
ofthe British legA ten in Mexico.
:. The sickness aud deaths among the AL
lied troops is frighttul.
The pirate steamer Victoria sailed from
Havana in the night of the 18th, with a
cargo of arms andummunition.
Capt. Malfitt formerly commander of the
Crusader has taken command oEthe pirate
steamer Cecilia.
Talcott formerly Civil Engineer of the
Mexican RAILROAD, who lett TO join the
rebels in South Carolina, has returned to
Havana in the pirate steamer Katie and
is en- route Cor Vera Cruz, in hopes of OBJ.
tanning his old situation in which n will
be Disappointed.
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Steel PIOuglls! Steel PI0ngIlS!

EXcLUsIvE Agency for GIL 4 Sons snner,or
~ Cast Steel Ploughs. WOwoulI inform the faTm-
eFs Of tlis country that have the sole agency or
inc sA!e OF these well known sod and stuGble and
general use ploughs, right and left hand Tor two Or
three hOrSes Also all the castings OF both Esi old
aud new series Of plonghs. Also,
400 Iron Double Shovel PlOuEhs,
with ground cast stsel mOuIdS. with and without
guards. These plOughs proved a iecil.Si suecc"ss
lai tsI sSSs'n' PRYOR Z FROST,
yAnlp u 8 . AInin at.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

FREDEnIcK, Mo-, Fe6. l8.-Runors are
current of the concentration of the rebel
forces near the river between Point of
Rocks and Lecsburg. Also of the cree
ton OF batteries there, but as yet no au-
thentic intelligence of this movement has
been obtained.
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MusIC1 MnsTnI

~ II 2 OLN'
JUST RECEIVED the following Music:
81 Listen,
bliss Forever Past,
Loved TIlee-Iallad
PluribuS UhuI,
Loving Daughter Heart,
ROlicidaI.
Adele Polka,
Absent from Thee-DalIad
III Cling. III Cling 70 Thee,
Anna Isle,
Wild Rose,
Midnight sehottiGh,
LOreua,
SyblI,
Camp Life,
Cradle Song, &C.,
ut the Variety Store Of
D. HIC0LL BRO,
1anA 10o AIRin Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

THR statement that the Confederate
steamer Nashville has been purchased By
an English shipsOwner is Coutradteted BY
the London 06seruer. AT last dates she
was still secure in her berth at South
ampton, while the Tuscarora continued to
watch her with unceasing vigilance. II
WAS reported that the Federal Commander
der invited the captains of the Nashville
and Sumter to proceed to a decent distance
from tue British coast, aud afford him the
pleasure ofan engagement with both their
ships.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

NEw YORK, Feb. IA fire this after
noon destroyed the 3 story building of
z. j. Morrison & Co., lamp manufacturers,
at tue corner of Plat and Pearl streets.
The loss amounts to $4,000. A fireman
was run over and killed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14
AND Still THEY GOMEZ
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMERsS


No. 80 Main Sc, Centre wheeling.
A T AsToN1suINGLY Low PRICES FOR CASH
French Nsrinop, plain and figured Of all color.
-. I y. t Cloths Of nIl qualities aud colOrE from
Plain and figured .IuallnDyLniues of all oolors aud
Mourning Dress Goods.
Bombaznes, Black MerinOcs. Plain Black DeIaiUe.
E ~, Grape and 1--we Wells Black Hoasry sk aud
ShnVVIs and CIOaIks,
Embracing the very latest novelties OF the Season.
Ladies' Black and COlore,l Cloth Clnaks
Long aud Square Wooden Plain and Plaid ShaYIs
BrOclu SliaWls, very ehcnp
Black Cashmere ThiAst SEarls,
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies', Misses and Children .
Hosiery, Gloves and UndergarmontH.
Ladies', Gents and Chilireu's Cotton and Woolsr,
Hosiery, In cOlOrB mud white; F1Oecy liuSd Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies' and Children; Msrino Unsryesis
Mems uuderahlrts and DtuWera Willie and coIoTclI
White BED Blankets; Ied, White, Blue, Grey and
Plaid FlanneIs.
AMERICAN DOMESTIC aoOBs, Blsashs,l-nnb
Unbleachcd.-COttOn ShirtIngs 4 SheetInRa Checks
Plaid. lInAeys, Canton ElaRnClF, rolOrtd aud white
EMBROlpER1ES.-Ricli styles ut French and
Scotch COllarg. black Grape Collars BLACK Lace
Wells, Bands EigiDEs and Insertinss, &C., &C.
Also, to arrive large assortment OF Fura (cleap)
MOoleh Hoods new aud splendid styles Of Hoods,
titles. " $50 81 lA""
All Of these goods will be sold at very low presS
for cash Please call soon, at
No. IS Main ST., Centre wheeling
nofO0 JOHN ROEAIER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

THAR rish old Demiidoff, Tie one Who has
numberless palaces, mistresses aud dia-
monds, and who once was The husband of
III Princess MathiIte, of France, has just
sold Elba TO Louis Napoleon for 500, 900
frances. ~ lo $50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

LOuIsyILLE, Feb. ls.-All quiet down
tue road. Gen. Hindman is reported at
Bowling Green, supposed in consultation
with reference TO an evacuation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-14

The Sergcant.at Arms, pursuant to the
order of the House, has placed Cheyalier
Wykotf in close confinement. selecting the
guard house in the Capital for that pur-
pose. He said this was II kind of capital
punishment he had not anticipated