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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-26
HIGHLY MPORTAN Mt FROM
PORT HUDSON.


New York, March 2A-The CONNER.
cial has the following special:
Washington, March 23.--Encoura
ging and glorious ncwo has reached tie
Navy Department from FarragUl's fleet,
on the Mssissippi, creating the Ijveliast
satisfaction at lie While House and Me
Departments, The information rorciy-
ed by Mr.. Wells is that Admirai IRA.
gut has safely made the passage 5y Part
Hudson in lho frigraie HartIafd.-hi- Gag
ctin. with HE tyh,I, G,ni III, No; -,
nj onIy sra"n,sd T5e Ios ,i't rnm o''. Yas
sci col a~roTnI and by the &,rifoI's
order was .nJoned and Ios,r,c,I
The world states tbalon ,bo o,b .
small rsbeI force wos ror,n,,j civ m.r,.
below Port Hudson. toaerbcr with lba
signal bool; of The trboT army
GancraI Sherman commands At N.w
Orleans.
In the absence Of Bsnks = ,,r,c NUM-
Der Of emigran, NEGROES Aays 5con ,r.
rested in New Orleans,
A priyere di.narcb received b,.,
states that Tsrraapt pas.,... Part urr.or
batteries on tho pjab OF III, AN vf5,
his fleet '''
Colonel Clark, Chief Of Banks, s.r
vas wounded on the I'm, bnt "ot .o, "'
ousIy.
Banks i, in good spirips qrd wi1f,
FIVE miles of Port Hud.on
woundinc OF Colonel C,,rg c,,,o.
1t pretty evident That there boJ I Laoo
some heavy skirmisbfpr Wv"
$500
New YORK March gOIh.-Tde Tines
has Newburn letter giving de,ailcd
account oil the recent movements in that
vicinity on The 18Th, the anniversary Of
the battle OF Newbem.
inc heoels prepared a heavy force
between The Trent and Ncuso rivers, and
drove IN our pickets. They were held
IN cSeck by our cavalry mil Gen. Psi
mef advanced with a portion of his com.
mand' when they Tell back On the l4.h
tney made a demons. against Elan.
oeTSon' an unfinished earIhwoFk.
ihey commenced tho commandment
wac" "a 90 particular aemage, Shrn
demanded q 'uHendsr' which was rciu,
seq, ne enemy WCTl COmmauda1 iv
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ES-John Minor Bolts is said to be
still a staunch !renl Of tho Union, and
hopes for a speedy restoration of its au.
thorjty all over the land.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-26

FyDr. Caldwell your circular 10 the
voter, Of this Congressional District
~''' bc published ryou scud $40.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-26

ID~ THANKS, Our friends in The
Flats have our thanks, for that li.t Of
new subscribers. Won't you send us
another list?
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~ "Theg used the saber where the
rnrbne would delay" says Gen. Rose,
Grams in his official report of the brilliant
cavalry dash Of Col, Mnty in Tennessee
last week, which resulted in the capture
Of l4pr'soncrs, arebel camp, II wagons
and q number Of mules. 1t is this dash
and vigorous work that gives spirit to
our soldiers, aud Rosocrans undCrstonds
tho secret. When our cavalry 90 so
iasithat "cOrbncs' would delay" because
there is no time 10 load and fire. tho reb.
els must get out Of the way as fas! as
they can, Rosccrans is doing for the
Union troops what Stuart aud Slonewall
Jackson have sometimes done for the
wbo.s-le is making them soldiers
H. Y Eve. Post.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-26

RB- COOPERATION ELrCrroY-UNcov.
OPTIONAL UNION MES ELEcrsD-"Bur.
TERNUTs PLAYED Tho follow
ing unconditional Union ticket received
The unanimous vote at the corporation
election which came of on Saturday last
Maycr-Col, Joseph Sly,
Rocorder-B J Redmonds
Sergcaot--Enos Smith
Councimen james IT. Holloway,
j, G. Gilmore, W. W. Mnmrn, J. W.
Deem, John Cooley aud VIM. II. Tom.
linson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-26

lalJn There are five hundred clubs Of
the Uuion League in Illinois, and tho or.
gani1alton ID extending with surprising
npilily,
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e nc I'D leaaors in VirgJnia arc

ny "V IV'1VT IV" W.T. III VI : TII" wv
urging tbei; Confederate Congress to
prohibit the planting OF Tobacco or any
thing elsa save corn for the army, under
the heaviest penalties, How is it about
hat ridiculous paper blockade?
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Pnrtsmn nth Gnzrtrc.

This is the tito of a new paper, Just
started at Portsmouth, Ohio, bv Daniel
D, W, Davis < Co, Their sa'ulstory
has the ring ofthe true metal-uncondi.
tionnl for the Uaon. We wish it all
The success imaginable, politically and
pecuniarilY.
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DIED,

On the 10th nstant, after painful illness Of four
Lons,ord. ireland. bat for the last thirty eight
years . resident 0f this city
10 attend his funeral, on to morrow, Thursday, ct
o clock, from bis late residence, 63S Fourteenth
street. between b and streets, tlsland.D
On the nth instApt, after long and painful Ill.
nefs. AMELIA B1O0k18. In the nth rear 81 her
age.
Tie friends Of the family ars invited to attend
Der funeral tomorrow evening. st 8 O'Clock,
from her residence in the rear Of lst street. bet.
18th and 18th.
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p.l once of the subscriber. Washington. D. 9.
on the evening Of the 9TH instant, medium siz .
orown hnd White SETTER DOG, having on lsath'
sweis to the name Of Med" The above reward
ana tho than6a Of the owne. Will be paid fer his
Term ssser . Office, 2O9 street north, Washington,
u. u. moo IT
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MARRIED.

Of st. DominickI Church, RU DOIPH FAR.
TIE 20 LIANNA ROB1Y. both Of this oity. No
cards.
On the 10th inst, By the Rev Father M.N.ux
Mi.s JANE THOMPfOE TO Mr.. LEWIS PRICH'
both OF this city.
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WIZ THE GENTLEMAN WITH THE IN
vAiid niece from Cavide, please call a. 3O1 6
s1eet no 10 It
NO IMPOSITION.-M ADAM1 ROSS, Does,sss
a. cd Astyotossst, was born with . natural gift.
Sa ass tells the past and future-never known to
.nSss long SEPARATED cures SUI dseases Business
Department. i0
The only person that can show . likeness Of
future husband or absent friend In realits
Ladies 30 cents Gentlemen m, no s-,2tr
MADAM AHOLIAB TAKES PLEASURE IN
lsl giving notice TO all inquir ing persons. that
she il now ready to read the Past Preaent aud
Future. and msy be consulted on various matters
OF importance AZ any Time rom .. "A until p N.
between LIST and I'd, Capitol Hill. Warrington. d.
O. noT-fWs
NJ RB l.. SMITH-Ias Greatest Test Medium o(thI
lvl Age-Wiu give sittinss for short lime at $50
.! street. between 9Th and 9Th streets. to examine
diseases, see your dead q we'll Is living friends;
gets names, reads character, and reads the futur
masnetises. sittinss 81. no Sim
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AUCTION SALES.



SAALL AND D1slRABLl 00rfAaE eLIRs
"a; SSs =
fInY located trsst Of land. ). iyins aioas The Old
g &. :.s
s ~ ss:s =: Sssi sssss
.s Ss: !: tbs
ana ss u y.
sSii st =; Fl q A.
ByJ. O. MCGUIRE & 90. lAuctioassrs.
r ssSK sSSs
=. .ss =: LET ::
street north between sth and s.h streets vest ard
. Thrss-Story Brick Dvsiiins house. With bach
building. containing in al some twelve or thirteen
This property IL we'll situated, frontins north on
the public spacs vest o. the MOI thsrn MARKET:
and t2e,s onSa Via n.es sssSI.a 5,
deed Of trust on the premises
and Stamps ssh' cost Of the 'af
noii &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auots.
BY Q. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Auetonssrs.
VALUABLl BUILDIsG LOTS AT rnH
Jsms' .shs.ry: Gna,d;an Of Hsl.: y. MeS1eyry.
fsr ars Of
Of ,A Gf
and eeparned b. the Honolsbis suprems o court Of
ssid District, in the matter Of the above named
On ss N. G'1 ~ sos.f
the "a day day Of ko,smbsr, !gs =. o'e!Sek, thu
known Is parts OF Lot. and g. in squa.. SO front
o
fronting each . feet 49,. inches on street and
feet on Second street, and running bsok i6 feets
:: =: ~:
bic in six and sisasssa
proved security; All eonveyaneins and stamps It
the expense 81 n TO-
nol1 60 J. Q. MoGeIRA & co Aucts:
BvJ.C MCGUIRE 90. Auctioneers.
osea W VII qsss
81 :.
sylyania avenue, near Thirteenth street, We shall
is wthoSt ss'r s1tsns 1--WE SiosR 2,
Lot Of Piper Hsidsisck ohampagnss. In pints and
leo cases hne Brsndies
1000 dozen choice Bye and Bosrbon Whisky
100 cases dae shsrriss, Port and Madeira
zoo cases s o.utsnae, Panillac, and st. Estephs
Large quantity Of Fancy style Of Bottled Liz uors
Lot of Cigars and Tobacco Of assorted brands
Tea, Coffee Spices, Pickles
Picked Meats. Fish, SAucss, &C., SC.
Su perior Chilled Iron Burglar Proof Safe
Desks, Chairs, and Store fixtures.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Excellent Horse. Express Wagon, and Harness
~ Catalogues 1t sale.
Terms cash.
NOS &c. MCGUIRE l. CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIDABLY
postponed until TUESDAY, 18th, same hour and
place.
no IL J. y. MCGUIRE d % Aucts.
A ssIsTANT QUARTRRMAsTER'5 oPPICE,)
"A Corner of g and TSenty Second streets, ,
Washington, D. G NOV. 10, 1853.S
PUBLIC sALE OF sTALLIONs.
On WEDNESDAY, Nov. Is will be sold Five
stallioas, the property Of the United States.
Sale to take place At Reillys Corral. near the
Observatory. at 10 o clock g. m.
O. e. TOMPKINS
no IL I'd Captain and A. @. NJ U. 8. A.
ByJ.G; MCGUIRE CO.: Auetienesss;
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW
New YORK AvRNUK.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
Nov. 10Th. at o'clock, on the premises, We shall
sell part Of Lot No 8, In Square No. $780, fronting
fourteen feet on New Jersey avenue, between north
l. street and New York avenue, and running back
lis feet inches, together with the Improvements,
consisting of . small Two story Frame House,
containing three rooms.
Terms cAsh.
Conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
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ByJ. q. McG UlRE & CO.. Auctionesrs.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW
New York AvRNUE.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
Nov. 18th. at O'Clock, on the premises, We shall
fourteen feet on New Jersey avenue, between north
l. street and New York avenue, and running back
lis feet inches, together with the i'm prover1ents,
consisting Of . small Two-storY Frame House,
containing three rooms.
Terms cash.
Copyeysncng at the cost Of the purchaser.
nolO J. q. MCGUIRE 4 90 Aucts.
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AUCTION SALAs


ZOE 01HHR AUCTION gAL1S sa1 igf RAoe.-
THIS AFTKRNOONAND 10. MOn1Ow.
D. aaI1s . WILLIAMS. Aucsionssrs.
Ex1CUr0k6 SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
iI;s 3 ~ %
: ne ssss: ssss.. g s:::s ::s
Ict Nc. e eeusrs No. ssi. l.S -
sss ;sss.s s ~ IS g Square No
l1a ss; { II z L ssrsss Ne Ne \ !, it,s W
sSiIs essH S ssisnss s n sss
sas q
inteE.st from dsy ei ale, -
::sS
e.: a e. The g nm :: si
eo conc vis5 IL ave days sfse! SALE. sls Issss
s E. aa as q e. s':s
tisinS, such rssals three times In tAs NAsioa1
MiDDLxToN. HYATT, H9ysToa.
nos GREEN 4 w1LLIAss. xsess.
By. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Aussionesrs.
s:s "a
vision Of Square No. 2S, fronting 100 feet inches
north street, and , rsnains = point On The
orsls IN o, .s are no. com
Piled with Il Nv. day: ser x. g. q Ne 6.
Trustee reserves the right 70 Re ss ~ .ne re. -
notice in TIE Ivsnine Star
oe,s .oaad. fdo Noe RHhOsS Co. n. zass:
ii, s2E. stEs -
.o7s + g a:a RHEGHe'o S;si ss:,..
ByGRllN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
saans
North west part of Lot No: =, in Square No. 81.
S,ss spa n
improvins neishbor hood and pe-fectly graded
nos ' iRspi GREEN WILLIAMS. Aue...
ByJ. U. MCGUIRE Il co. Auctionesrs
TWELVE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
i ELBvRNTH STREET, BErwEss NORTH sfRxKr
kRSRs ssess iih 4 a.
premises We shall sell the western half ofsquars
tve!s BaiSips Lots q feet 'front.' eses, and
months With interest. secured BY deed Of srussoa
Cost Of conveysnces, including o 8. Revenue
s sos to be PAL, ~ n co.
A. q. HORSE Basaar. IS soDii SIDE La. Ass..s.
; y SSS - ;' ~ - ny
O'Clock, We viii sell Horses, for cash, to pay
aolo WIN. L. WALL & CO, Aucts
limited sTATEs. MARSHALL sALB.-Ia
Of a c
for the comfy Of and z s
Ih1 sOas sh mi day Gf ns1
sHet Ali Rs 1 Part q Lot se sSa,s
No 90 being the q feet Of the north side q said
the alley .: the norths corner said Lot DO 5.
inches, thence north to an alley. thence eastssiy
the hide o. the alley to the Place Of
pa 3. re
satisfy Judcisl No to January term 1884, IN favor
Of Phelps Knsman use q AaID'Hn MSIsaSqs'
oc7ed&ds q. 8. Marshal. b. q.
ITNIrlD STATS MARsHALiss ALF-In virtue
o. 1a ta
6ia and TO directed i VIII expose to Public Sale,
s::s'I a' III e e ..ss
,tls claim. and interest In and to Lots Nos u, Is
b. O., toeether With ali and sinSulag ths IN
ments thereon seized and levied upon q the proS-
yudieials No. 81 to May term, 1861, in favor cf
Edward L. Hocke & A. 3. Carton.
oc2l-d&ds o g. Marshal. D. D.
NIARsHAIs sAIpIn ,;-.n. -, ..1..-
snnr.ns So,rrt su s th ,.o t tIs ~ omSs on re
me directed. Eil expose 70 Public Sale, for cash,
on III tuesday,, the 1Sth day OF Soyembef next,
Is6s az o'clock m one Gold Lever watch seixsd
ana Ssieo upon ss SEe Go09s ana enattss OF Henry
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MAJ o. lHl eAr!tl OF gnrrYsDyl0.
@ cent. lseH k1AdOA xAHkQk
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MARSHAL'S SALH.-In virtue Of . writ ofHisfi
lsl Fscias, issueo from the Clerks on % Of tie
Supreme Court Of the District Of Oolumbis and 20
me directed, i'll expose TO Public Sale. for cash,
At the front Court House door Of said county
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of November nsxt,
ls6s, at u o'eock N: one Gold Lever watch ssissd
and levied "a the goods and ehAttsls of Henry
Otterbach. and viii be sold to satisfy judicial No.
Hayle. WARD II, LAMON
oo6l q. 8. Marshal, D, g,
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By J. Moe IRE 4 co.. Auotionssrs. .
DosITIvE sALs OF LOT OF GROUND nAg

W. By J. Ao6 UlkE o.. AuosoneorB. -
POSITIVE SALn OF LOT OF GROUND lADr
i on THs CApiroL.-On GATU RDAY AfT1k-
Hooms We shall sell. to the highest bidder L"1s
5. a. Is: II, Is, ~ and o. Square nos, frontinc
respectively on north A and NORTH street, ~
l9th street esst, the whole containing q SIS slssrs
feet Of erourd. -
Terms: On. third in cash; the remainder In apa
II months With interest. secured By deed OF tx1St
on the premises. -
conveyancks ct the cost Of The purchases.
0c21 J. y. MCGUIRE co Auee..
Byy: 9. MCGUIRE co.. Aacti,users,
pEAxMPTCHY SALE or TWO LARGE LOrS
= OF N1~ YORK AVx1Un. wESP OF rHH Pnne1.
D. .a.s hoyss.-On raIDAi AFrl.HoOn. es1t
N square No: l3s fronting ISL feet On New YeFk
avenue and 0l feet % inches on 3uth street wet,
and Containing 9e1 feet. - -
"a ALSO.
Los No. in Equare No g., frontine g leoe MeY
xofk eyenues eetveen 2at and 25d stxsesa we&s ~
funnipg back about 10 feet. !. - -.l...su.
and twelve months. wffh Interest. secured by .
Ssss.ssss.s = ! IS s! s;s, ~ ..,
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GRsAr THREE DAYS, rRoTr1Na
PINEY BRANCH TROTTING COURSE,
WAsHIAGroH. DO.
FIRsT DAY-MONDAY, Nov. 9th, 1853.
Prs and Stake Race of Fire Hundred Dollars
Mile Heats, Best 3 in to Harness
Dan Mace entsSs &. Dan Mace, Of New York
J. Merlin enters ch. N. Belle Of Hartford, Of
Hartford, Conn. #.ao -
A. Carpenter enters bay m. called Lady Cha mpion,
The above horses are in excellent condition, and
very fAst time may be expected.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, Nov. 10th, lsss.
PMA Of GHe HHndrsd and Fifty Dollars
ffee Ter eli horses barring Prince, Dan Mace Belle
OF Portland and Belle Of Hartford.
M'te Heats, Best n 10 HdrnesS.
En,tries 70 close Monday, November 9th. 1868, At
3o'esook p. m, 1t the Pinsy Branch Track Hotel.
SAME DAY,
Psxse Of FUfy Dollars.
1eS !ot HI Aorses never Trottsd In 20,
Msk Heats. Best in S TO Harness.
1ntnes TO close same 80 above.
THIRD DAY-wEpN IspAY. Nov. 18th, 1850.
Purse Of Ttgo Hs1sdrsd Do!Lars.
Two Miles And Repeat. TO Harness.
r.. Free for all Horses barring Prince.
tlLe$ close ON rueedAy, November 10th, 1863,
C,ei0ck ?. m, ct the Pinsy Branch Track Hotel
70, uance 10 the track % cents, Ladies' admitted
nee. tnosl JOS. L. H1Is1, Proprietor
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GILT FRAME MIRRoRs.

c;Sr raavs inst received very aus assortment Of
yan.s n Mirr0rs whics We oder Tor . anal ID.
ivesy sapcrior Gait Frame french Plate Risf MIR
20; y oy ~ with Marble Slab and Drsckssss
o.. .Id en-. Tssns iisross xisS q
Bauaeo q ."
go 49, BoNFz T. GRIHYIfH,
oe B-se6& 36R I'll D.. tssveea end Ken.
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ByGRIlN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
Sd, BHrwEEN souYH O AID sfRRlfs, IsLA5O.
TAUCfIOH-On "WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, Ne
shall SELL in front Of the premises. at o'clock D.
M, the following named Valuable Building Lot,
viz: ~ z
North west part of Lot No: 2, in Square No. 80.
having front OF rs feet on Sd street west running
back loo feet between nth o and streets IslAnd
This property Is Handsomely situated in rA pidly
improving neigh bor hood and pc -fectly graded.
NOS fRepj GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auess.
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On the northeast corner of Lot No. g. Square No.
49,, described to wit Beginning st the corner q
the alley II the northeast corner OF said Lot 10 5.
thence south 80 feetI1 inches thence west Al feet
inches, thence north to an alley, thence eastefly
on the south side OF the alley to the place of be-
ginning, together with all and singular the I'm
provemsnts thereon, sez ed and levied upon IS the
property Of Andrew Rothwell, and will be sold TO
satisfy Judicisl No to January term 1852, favor
Of Phelps KinSman use Of Alonson MorehouSe.
WARD 81, LAMON.
OceG dds q. g. Marshal, d. O.
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PERSONAL,

WIZ THE GENTLEMAN WITH THE IN
valid niece from Cavide, please csll 81 3Ol G
sReet. n 10 Ct
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of our request, IL may be found in the facts,
patent to ALL that single room in the city of
Washington cannot be obtained for less than
e12 per month, nor the plainest board under
81 per week-that Goals are now Sfl per ton,
and expected rapidly TO rise.
In view of q similar state Of affairs, the Trus-
tees OF the Public Schools Of the city OF Phila-
delphia, we are informed, have already granted
an increase of salary to the teachers.
Trusting those with whom we have the honor
to be associated-the Trustees Of our highly IA
vored and beloved city-wiIl not be bshind
them in hberaiity, we subscribe ourselves with
profound respect &c.
(TEis communication Is signed by all the
Primary and Secondary teachers.
The communication was laid over inform
ally.
committee on councils be instructed to recon-
mend an increase OF rs per cent In the pay OF
the teachers.
Mr. Rhees said he had q resolution 70 Offer
Of a somewhat similar character. but his reso-
linton contemplated only the increase OF salary
of the female teachers as he thought the male
teachers got sufficient.
mead,s resolution that authorizing An increase
of salary to male teachers, and u WAS lost oy
a vote OF nays TO ) ayes. III. hoimea3
resolution was then adopted.
The recommendation OF the SuD.Deafo OF
,he Firs, District that Miss Amelia N. Anx oe
appointed teacher Of Secondary no. :, ana MISS
Emms F. Redmond, teacher OF PRIMARY NO. l.
in that district. was adopted. s.s-
Mr.. Wilson offered q resolution that COM
mittee be appointed TO apply TO the proper de-
partment for the rent OF school houses now oc-
cupsed by the Government, which was aooPte9'
and Messrs. Wilson, Rhees, Ferguson, Hon
mead. and the Treasurer, Mr.. Sessford, were
.puoiuted such committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Rhees, resolution was
adopted insructing the Secretary 70 collect al
hooks, papers, manuscripts and letters belong
inc 10 the Board together, and to have such
as wer~ worth keeping properly bound.
Mr.. Davis moved that Ruie No. . b 50
amended as that the salary Of every teacher,
shssnt from has or her scho0a more than three
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In. Q D n g Su
Dnamelled Cloth covered Lounses.
Oamask covered LonnGes.
"Aae0 We offer ct prices that defy competition,
..p. BONTZ & GRIHkIfH,
0o0 cost $50 It'll street, bstwSsn and X
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ByJ. Q. MoGUIRE g GO. Auctionsera.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON
NORTH 4, BETWEEN FOURTH ARD FIPrH SFRRErg
AT AUo!Ios;-0 THURSDAY, the 18th instant.
We shall sell. in front Of the premises, ct fopr
o'clock p, m. the following Handsome Building
Lot, VII. West part Of Lot in Square No. SIS This
gsopsEsy has front Of nineteen feet si1 inches
Ilith streets vest. running back, with aide alley
Terms: One third cash balance in six and tvslvs
m9nfhs. for notes bearing interest from day of
deed given and deed Of trust taken
nol0 GREEN & WILLIAM6, Aucts
By GREEN WILLIAMs, Auotioneers,
IA VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
Av1sur10n rHHRs6AY The u Ists ab t,. s.nsisIa
shall sell, in front Of the premises oommencnS At
Lots, being Lotsa sls.s,7.s 9, 10; 4. la Is, q.
l2S these Lots trent 1oth and north streets nd
Virginia avenue.
Terms One-hslf cash balance In six sud twelve
months. the purchasers to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from day Of ssls
A d. ed given and . deed of trust taken
All eonveyancing. including 6tsmps, ct the cost
OF the purchasers ss+ II. - = =
NOS GREEN L WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-11

NEW YORK STYLES
Gsntlsmea's C7othing,-Nelr and Fashionable!
A large 8ssortm- MT for Dress and Business YEA,
The English Sack and Walking Goats EXCEL i
beauty. grade and finish anything ever offered |
this city. WALL, SrKPHESs & Co.
322 Pa. avenue bet 9th and 10th st.
oc7tf INTEL. and Repub1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

ANOTHER CoUNTERFEIr.-We have been shown q
counterfeit ten dollar BILL of the Hoyer Ludwig is
sue, of September 3D. 1861. This counterfeit is well
aU 10 ana YET oy careu scrutiny can
the counteEfeits entirely different and much palmer
than in the genuine In the word fundable," in the
genuine, there heavy dot over the letter b. which
gives it the appearance Of H." making the word, at
first glance read fundae, while in the counterfeit the
word very distinct and the type larger than in the
genuine In the vgnette in the centre of the right end
CT the bill in the counterfeit, the next to the en-
CINE has four distinct panels while in the genuine it
looks like platform loaded with cotton bales In
the same Vgnette In the counterfeit the steamboat has
but enc deck while in the genuine the boat has two
decks The border on the top and bottom of the coun
tere is wider and the ten dollars largerthan in the
genuine There several other differences which can
Oe readily SEEN The best way is to refuse all bills of
the Hoyer and Ludwig ISSUE and thus drive them from
circulation. The counterfeit be in our count
Ting room.-Augusta Chronicle.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-15

Our FRIENDS IN CANADA.-The following toast was
given in Hamilton TO- W. on the Oath November
1862 in honor of many Southern refugees, by Hon. R.
J. Hamilton
jefferson Dauis, President Of the Confederate States
The immaculate hero and Christian statesman may
the God OF battles bless him and his cause.
This was responded to by M Winans, Esq, of Balti-
more, Md.
Hon. w. Mcdonald, NJ. p, paid glowing tribute
Gen. Havelock, one of England's creates. Generals.
Gen. Wilson said With leaders like Davis, Lee
Beauregard Johnston and Jackson the South must and
will succeed and it 10 the daty of our Government te
aesh Of our flesh We insist on their recognition.
This was the largest and most" brilliant gathering
which has taken place In Canada since the Prince
WGea' whit