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Railroad Change.

By reference to the advertisement of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, 1t will be seen that
the O'Clock train, from this city to New York,
has been taken of, making one train less per
daV
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SOMEBODY has lIbelled the volunteer surgeons
BY representing that the towns they len for the
army, are healthier than ever before.
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Governor CurtIn In th. Armv

Governor Curtin made some stirring remarks
to the soldiers, on his visit to the Pennsylvania
troops, yesterday. He expressed great admlra-
tIon of the perfect drill and discipline of the
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The Prize.

"Tho Nicholas First, lately captured by our
Navy, was built for the Russian Government,
by Webb, OF New York, and was captured by
the Allied heet In the Crimean war.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-27

PAROLED.-Thos Butler, wife and child were
sent in from Fairfax Courthouse yesterday But
eF Ia British subject He was paroed to remain
North during the rebellion.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-27

BAD ExAMPLE.-Surgeon J. II. Mullen, Of the
Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania regiment was brought
before the Provost Marshal this morning for drunk.
enness and indecent exposure
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The Roynl Weddin1

Araphlc description of the marriage of the
Prince of Wales will appear on the first page of
the REPuBIIoAN tomorrow.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-27

OVER twenty colored men have enlisted In
Syracuse, where Frederick Douglas lives.
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WILLIAM FAIoN, Esq, chief clerk Of the
Navy Department, has recovered from his late
severe illness, and is again at his post of duty.
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Maine LeEIsIaturr,

PORTLAND, March 2G.-The Legislature Of
this State adjourned to-day. The annual fast
day was appointed for the 10Th of April.
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RECEIVING sToLEs PRoPERTY,-John EicheI, a
citizen, was arrested yesterday on the charge Of
receiving stolen Government property. ~
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ATTEMPTED BUROLARY.-HenFy Bowman a ne,
gro was arrested last night BY the provost guard
whilst breaking into store.
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Miss CLARA sIDUAL.-This much-SpOken-o
London female orator appears, for the first time In
America, at WillAFd's hall, on Wednesday evening
next
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, January IS, 1859.

The Secretary of State win hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month. ...r.
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atnoh Mnru.t ro-tlaY.

We are Indebted to Jay Cooke a Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
aals market today;
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Nm YoRE. MI oIeIoe

No More BGturday-AftsrnoOn Receptions
at the Executive Mansion.
There will be no more Saturday afternoon
receptions at the Executive Mansion during the
remainder Of the season.
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- The omes % ths National RsPubli-
Ylynnaa avenHs and ID street.
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RUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY prpAsrsEsr, .

NAVY DEPARrMEHT, ..
Washington City, March 2, iHas.
This Bureau IL desirouH of R6certaIninR WHISTLER
rlned cannon can be made OF wrought iron Of sum
eient and uniform endurance and economy TO Waf-
rant their being preferred to guns Of cast iron only
or OF cast iron strengthened with wrought iron.
Proposals will therefore be received from any
manufacturers Of forged iron, to furnish finished
gun or block Of metal rom which the same may
The said gun, when finished, to weigh about
10000 pounds, to be made into gun throwing
proecitle OF 100 pounds used IN east Iron Tihod
cannon OF like weights to be fired 1000 times, with
service charges Of the same weight and kind Of
powder Al used In the Parrott iOOpounder, viz; 10
pounds Of No. 7, without bursting or wearing IL
such manner as to cause apprehensions OF burst
The quality OF metal price, and other terms, are
to be stated clearly in the proposal forwarded
The Bureau reserves the right to itself Of accept
fSs time foE rSSei~ins " he PFoPo:als is limited
to thirty days from dateI and proposals will only
Se EsosxSa ~ IRON sTIohS Ir actually engaged In the
JOHN A. DAHLGREN,
mar S-mwf4w Chief Of Bureau.
TIIE GIDEON PRINTING OFFICE,
ESTABLISHED IN 1905. II.
GIDEON h PEARSON,
No. BII Ninth street,
Are fully prepared to execute every description of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
such AZ
BOOKS, CARDS, CHECKS,
PAMPHLETs, BILLHEADs, LAwBLAHKs,
CIRCULARS, LABELS, 40, ko., EG.
mAFb-lmif . a q # q
EOR PHIL Il L PHLA. .rrt
The steamship sUWANEE, Ssmmes, mAster IL
now receiving freight At the Fish Wharf In Qeofre-
town for Phil&delPhiS, and will positively sail on
For freight OF passage, apply to the Captain. ON
board, or to MORGAN L RHINEHART,
mar 26-4r Foot OF q street.
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Removal OF the Sick from Gen. Hooker.
Army.
The sick and Invalid soldiers of the army Of
the Potomac are being removed to Alexandria
and Washington as rapidly as possible.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-27

THE Sauclo't person in hotel is the cook.
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RFoTS At THE ROYAL WEDDING
--s ELLUluRA TTON.
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REPORTS FROM THE sOUTHwEsT
THROUGH REBEL SOURCES.

TEE RICHNoyD SUNK.
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IHE PREsIDRNT' Say TO them am very glat
to see them, and II they have anything to say
1t will afford me great pleasure TO hear them.
Lean Bear, the chief orator, said he felt very
weak and nervous, and would like to have q
chair. A chair was placed in the centre o.
the circle, upon which he took his seat.
THE presidents Tell him not to be at al
backward, but to say all he has to say will
perfect freedom.
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SeCOndEditiOn.
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GRAND COUNCIL or INDIANS

The %.SsS ShSsysHss, Ikio,s,.i A.EsPsSssss, Co
Win DE PfssIasat snd cssinst.
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CHAs. H. UPToE.
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House fDelegates.
TUESDAY. rJuIy "a. 1869

1J I'd 1a1 1l TuEsDAY,IJuly IA, 1868.
Prayer by Rev. Joseph Teter, member
from Barbour. wH7sH .t's'l a4s 2'l9'
House Bill. No. 81, ga bill providing for
and regulating township meetings and
elections" was taken up, read the second
time, and laid upon the table to await &C.
ton upon another bill relatingt to the same
object. aaaa loitJ . t51foai '' i.9
Mr.. VAN WIRKLE called MP from the
table on it's second reading, House Bill No.
20, ia bill defining in part the powers and
duties of townships" which was read the
second time and passed to engrossment
A message from the Senate transmitted
joint resolution passed by that body pro-
posing to raise joint committee to exam
ine the Lunatic Asylum at Weston. The
resolution was laid upon the table.
Mr.. DUNBAR offered resolution direct
ing the Committee on Counties, &C., to
consider the propriety of making certain
changes in the boundaries of Raleigh and
Mercer counties 49,
Mr.. BARNS offered one directing the ia.
dietary Com mittee to inquire into the ex-
pediency of amending the law on the sub.
ject of "money and interest,"" comprised in
the l4lst Chapter of the Code of Virginia,
SO as to admit ola higher rate of interest
tnan six per cent to be charged on special
contract. asi.- 81 s@i5a
Mr.. BEE offered one directing the Judi
ciary Committee to inquire into the expe-
diency of providing by law for the forfeit.
ure of the estates of all persons who may
hereafter engage in levying war against
the Stare of West Virginia, who shall ad-
here to her enemies, or give them aid or
comfort also Of all persons who may at
tempt to overthrow her State government,
or TO establish or sustain by force any
other government, with intent to resist
power and authority of the government
of said State, or shall by writing or
speaking, endeayor to incite or instigate
others to overthrow and usurp the power
and authority of the government of said
State and establish any other government
over it; also of all persons who, after the
10th day of June, 1858, shall have aband.
oned their homes, in West Virginia, and
gone into any of the insurrectionary States
or parts Of States, being enemies of the
State of West Virginia, and sympathisers
with the so-called Southern, Confederacy,
and shall remain absent from their homes
for the space Of sixty days after the pass
age OF the law creating such forfeiture
and also of all persons who after the pc.
riod last aforesaid shall abandon their said
homes as aforesaid, as enemies and SYM.
pathisers, and shall remain absent until
the institution of proceedings to con SUM
mate the said forfeiture: Which com
mittee shall report their conclusions to
this House, by bill or otherwise.
Adjourned. s-s.s q '.-
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House bill ITO prescribe the time
for holding rules in the Clerks Office OF
Ohio county" was rejected.
The House bill No. 16, an act to regulate
criminal proceedings against negroes, was
taken up and passed.
The House bill No. 10, to regulate the re-
covery of claims where the State is party
interested, was taken up, and after being
discussed at some length was recommitted
to the Committee. ---N o. s-a
House bill No. 10, to prescribe the mau-
ner in which money may be paid into the
Treasury of the State, was read first time
and referred. a no.
Also the House bill to authorize the pay
ment of outstanding claims for the tuition
of INDECENT children. t'.H
Also House bill No. %, to prevent the
encouragement of invasions and insurrec-
tons. i'H '.-AaN" ''u 80
Also the act defining the Jurisdiction and
powers of the Supreme Court of Appeals
aud Judges thereof. L1.
Also the act to provide seals for the sew
eral Courts ana Recorders.
Also the act for the relief of Milton
Wells. -E' ia.14io' sl es.s" ....,..
The Senate substitute for House bill No.
5, an act to provide for the division of the
several counties of the State into townships,
was taken up and afterwards laid upon the
table. . 90 .4.J ..-
On motion, the Senate adjourned
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nrpnr n0llMIssARYs oPHICE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 22d, 1858.
cyKAIED PROPOSALS are respectfully invited By
- die andersIgned, until II NJ WEDN ESBAG,
July 18th, 1858, for furnishing
FRESH BEEF.
until Deeember 81st 1868, to the United States
Toous stationed At Wheeling, Grafton PaTkeTsburgr
and New Creek. Va, and Cumberland, Nd.
The beef 10 be Of GOOD and wholesome quality, and
delivered In quarters, (necks and shankS
At their different Camps, "QuaFterB" and Hospitals,
In such quantities and at such times - the BeBi-
mental Commissaries and Surgeons IN charge OF
Hospitals, upon consultation with the contractor
Propossis will DO reeeived fr supplying any Of
the above mentioned points separately.
Blank foEms for proposals can b -hadol aPpllSe-
ton At this Office, either In person, 0y NALL OF teo
he certificate attached to the proposal must be
signed by two responsible parties
The responsibility Of the guArAntOrs must 20
shown by the Official certificate Of the Clerk o. the
nearest District Court the United States District
Attorney. = = q X f. = - A
= Bidders must be present to respond 70 their bids
and be prepared to give bonds for the fulhlment Of
their contract, or their proposals VIII not De con-
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly, proposals
for furnishing Fres6 Beef" a:d addressed to capt
ia bid is in the name OF firm, the names Of All
the mem bers and their poetofice address must ap-
pear. or they WilTnot be considered.
Payments to be made monthly in such funds a.
may be on lAnd ifn0ne on hand, to Be made a. soon
rs received. sslaf. E- o.
Each person, or every member of firm, offering q
proposal must accompany It by oath Of allegiance
TO the United States Government IL he has not al
ready hled one in this oface.E u
All proposals not complying strictly with the
VIZ flIlE q [THOS. @. SULLIVAN,
je25-tJy13 Captain and O. 8. q. s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Senate.
TUESDAY,, Jolly

- 4GhsDAhJsSUy -
A message from the House announced the
passage of bill % provide for the appoint
meut and qualification of Deputy Sheriffs,
Recorders and Clerks. y
Mr.. MAXWELL from the Committee on
Courts of Just cereporled back House bills
Is, Is, and 10, and recommended that l6
and IS pass and that ls do not pass.
Mr.. STEVENSON from the Committee on
Township Organizations reported a bin re-
lating to townships aud township officers.
Mr.. Mc6ASS, reported back Senate bill
No. / 'to encourage emigration" with the
recommendation that it pass. sHi.
Mr.. tBUNKRR offered resolution that
select joint committee be appointed to
inquire into the progress of the Lunatic
Asylum at Weston, its present condition
and so forth. m as b
On motion of NJ. Bunker the rule was
suspended in order to consider the resolu.
| ton. .la. asa
Mr.. PARHsWORTa moved to amend the
resolution SO AS to require the Building
Committee of the Asylum to report said
facts to the Legislature, hut the motion
was lost. ~ So -s5g g-j-....g4i a.- >
Mr.. RoLLYsoE moved to lay the resolu
| ton on the table. Lost. n @ 80
The resolution was then adopted.
| 81 The Senate bill to provide for the APP
pointment OF Quartermaster General was
| taken up, amended and passed. .
The Senate took a recess till 2 o'clock.
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PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWEL
rae RY,e FANCY GOODS. Sc

pY VIRTUE Of Deed Of Assignment made BY
- William Shattsr to the undersigned, as trustees
for the benefit Of the creditors OF said William Shat
Ter, bearing date on the 10th day-of June, 1868
and duly OF record in the Clerkss once OF Ohio
County, Virginia, will proceed on the eth dav
OF july 1862 to sell at public auction at the store
room OF said William ShaffSr, situate on Monroe
Street In tina city Of Wheeling, Virginia the follow
ing described property, TO wit: An said William
shaher's stOcR in trade, comprising Watches Jew
cry, fancy Goods Tools and materials fixtures and
furniture now in the store lately carried on by him
on Monroe street Aforesaid also the uuexpred term
ofthe lease Of said store ROOM that Is to say for me
remainder Of the year commencing on the first day
Of april 1858, and ending on the 8Ist day Of March,
Terms Of Sale as follows: A credit Of four months
from the day q sale ppoa an purchases anonnting
to the sum Of $50 and upwards and cash for All mr.
ehases amounting to less than $50 In cases ofpur-
chases upon credit Aforesaid, the purchasers iV
negotaoIe notes payable at one OF the city Banks
with an approved endoTser.
said sale VIII be continued from day to day until
the whole OF said property is disposed Of
-r. 7 VI. 9.HOUSTON,
-Jun&Std@ - - g. ". HEESSING
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The rebel General Stewart was there in
person. He reviewed his cavalry last
Monday, which consisted of seven brigades,
he told them hewas going to lead them on
another raid in Maryland. They had three
days rations in their haversacks, and he
ordered ten days rations to be put in wag-
ons. They had, at least, four to our one,
and l thought fora while that we would
have to fall back, but our cavalry fought
like demons, and about IL o'clock we COM
menced to drive them. We drove them
about three miles, and held our ground I'M
til evening, and then fell back across the
river in good order. Their loss was much
heavier than ours. Col. B. F. Davis, who
commanded our brigade, was killed. Gen.
Pleasanton was in command of our forces.
Companies A and c were in the cavalry
fight at Aide and MtddletoWn, Va. 81
.rr w. S.
10. ,.su.- Co. G, Sd Va. Cav.
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THE NEWS.
We have only gpace left fOr ver!

We have Only space left for very short
comment on the news. ~
aGoii5 From New York we have very exciting
.l. intelligence. The mob has enlarged into
. fearful dimensions and seems to be, run.
ming riot over the city. Our report closed
at l1:3O last night from there, at which
.-- hour no abatement of the mob was an
.- nounced. -s
Morgan is having pretty much his own
way in Ohio. He figured conspicuously
yesterday in the vicinity of Camp Denni-
~ son. To-day we shall expect to hear
''' something decisive concerning his inten-
81 tions.
Lee is across the Potomac again contrary
toall hopes and expectations. Gen. Meade
announces the fact officially. We made
-,,. quite an extensive captureoft the rear guard,
{ Z Il but the main body with all its plumber has
successfully escaped. sEF sIsl
- The news (rumors in part) fromthe Soth-
., west are highly encouraging. We made a
good haul of prisoners (31.277) at Vicks-
burg. In addition Sherman met portion
Of Johnson's force at the Big Black and de-
feated them, capturing 1000 prisoners
Gen. Frank Blair occupies Jackson. Gen.
81 Rosecrans has taken 1000 prisoners At
Yicksburg there was ,rumor that Port
Hudson had surrendered with is, 900 pris-
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The New York Rlots.

sh The Fernando Woodites of New York
will have fearful account to settle with
the country for what is now taking place
10 that city. There Is every Indication
that the whole thing was a regularly con-
cocted plot to resist the draft, and to burst
out into open violence whenever the draw
ings should commence.
The scoundreIs have stirred up all the
baser sort of people throughout the city
and the world now beholds the spectacle
of great mass of people in New York
operating in practical alliance with the
armed rebellion. That was what the
"peace" movement meant from the begin
ming. 1t meant stopping the war ON our
side and letting JEFF. Davis finish it at his
leisure on the side of the rebellion.
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It will; Therefore, be seen that the pos
session of the Mississippi by the National
forces cuts the Confederacy square in two,
there being about three hundred and thir-
~ thousand square miles in each section.
In his speech to the Mississippi Legisla-
ture, made about nine months since, Jetfer-
son Davis said, with reference to holding
the line of the river, that it was ''neces.
sity not only to the people on its banks,
but to the Confederacy itself. Yicksburg
and Port Hudson are points that must be
defended, and every effort must be strained
for the purpose. The ConteGeracy must
stand Or fall By the defense of the river."
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The European situation

The disturbance of the political equili-
brium of Europe, by the Polish insured
& % ton, gives fair promise to become chronic.
50 Russia has failed to prove her ability to
settle the outbreak by force of arms; and
the Western powers are unwilling either
to see the struggle indefinitely prolonged,
OF yet that Russia should be left to com
ae pei the submission of the Poles, with the
sure prospect of a speedy recurrence of
similar difficulties. England and France
have declared that the Polish question is
one of those sores in the body polite that
must be radically cured. and, if necessary,
even by a resort to the scalpel of war.
Those powers backed moro or less firmly
by Austrin, have given Russia to under
stand that the difficulties of Poland
must be settled on basis ensuring fu-
ture peace, and have very definitely init
mated to the Gar what changes they ex-
pect shall be made in the national status
of the Poles. According to LORD PAL
SIS. MEEsToN, the demands of the three pow
7ers, as expressed in their respective notes
to the Russian Government, include the
following points. presented in way that
81 "Jha will induce Russia to regard them as ul-
timatum;
l. A general and complete amnesty
2, national representation, on the
principle of that established by Alexan-
der l., in virtue, and in execution of the
treaty of Vienna The Austrian Govern
ment took modified view of this, but
'-s. the British Government was of the opin-
20 ion that to satisfy the just expectations of
the Poles, the representation should be
established on the footing of the charter
.yt ~ of Alexander 1. gatsg.GI sayf5a t,..sa
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TRUsTEE,s sALE.


DY virtue Of deed of trust, executed by William
ID McCOnaughey. on the first day of April. 1859,
and duly recorded in book lS page IS, &e, Ofthe Re
cord Of Deeds, in Marshall county and State Of Hp-
GINA, will, on tn 21st day of May, 1853, between
the front door ofte house Ofsaid county, sell
at public auction the following described tract OF
land, to the best and highest bidder therefor that l.
to say, tract Of land containing two hundred and
eighty acres, more less, situate in the said Mar
shalI county, to the village Of Cameron, known
as the home farm Of the said William MeConaughey,
and which oe then resided, adjoining the lands Of
Judge Thompson, Jes5e CaiH, Samuel s. Kittle, Jaa
Z. Bell and David McCOnaughey, conveyed to me by
the said William MeConaughey, In trust for the ben
et Of cerain OF his eretOrs The said tract Of land
to be sold on credit Of six, twelve aud eighteen
months, OF equal payments, with interest from the
day Of sale the purchaser to give approved security,
and the title to be retained until the purchase money
Il paid. -
This tract Ofland is in high state Of cultivation,
225 acres Of which isceared two good bearing ORCH
necessary improvements thereon.
DAVID McCONAUGHEY, Trustee.
have given my consent that the Trustee shall
make sale a. above Of said property.
apF204Wd&W WM MCOONAUGHEY.
june SEQ, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
my23 DAVID MC0NAUGHY, Trustee.
~ The above sale has been postponed until
Monday, August I'D. The sale will then
take place at the front door of the Court House Of
Marshall county, between the hours Of 12 and
oGlOck- raslar'E.- iunl6