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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-03

T ONGwORTRs oATAwBA WINES.
SPARKLING AND STILL.
FRED. s. COzzENs, .
Sole Agent,
WsShinSfon, D. C., and "a Warren Hrset, Eeo York.
THESE WINES, Independent Of their excellent
qualities as Table Wines, are also highly recon-
mended for medicinal use. They are entirely pure,
wholesome, and at the same time economical.
Among the numerous Recommendation received
from members Of the Faculty the following letters
may be cited.
SANITARY COMMISSION,
Warrington, D. c., April ., Iss2
F. S. CozzENS, ESQ.,,
sIR: With some difnculty have got from hoSpl-
tai surgeons suficient data wherewlth to found an
estimate Of the value Of the "stin Catawba " wine
OF Mr.. Lonsworth as an article ofhospltAl stores.
It Seoms to be especially valuable as tonic and
GtimulAnt in the stage of eonvalescenOe from acute
disease 1t Is generally acceptable to the stomach,
and Its AeidulouS quality renders It grateful to the
palate.
The Sparkling CStAwbs" shares with other true
sparkling wines the Characteristic of agreeing we'll
with the stomach.
Yours truly
"- J. FOSTER JENKINS.
CTECIENATI, December IT, 1861.
DEAR sin In answer to your note, l will say !
very much prefer the CatawbS wine to any other
alcoholic stimulAnt in Typhoid fever. The acid il
very acceptable to fever patients. always dilute
II with watsTI two or three parts Of water to one
Of wine, and add white sugar to the taste of the
patient. Ihavo used 1t in many cases Of eonSump.
tIon and have generally found less emaciSton than
usual and less disposition to dlarrhGa in the last
stages of the disease.
Yours respectfully, ...
JF. POTTER
SPARKLING CATAwBA in cases containing one
dozen quarts and two dozen pints each.
SPARKLING ISABELLA in quarts only.
STILL CATAwBA in quarts, one dozen in a case
CATAwBA BRANDY, scuppernong Wine, etc.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-03

ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL.
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY GYgRY KIGHT.
MASSIVE AND EUTEhPEAN
CONGREGATION
or THE
MOST BRILLIANT STARS IN THE FiRMAnErf
OF THE MUSES..
GALAXY RADIEHT BEYOND PRECEDEkx
ANOTHER GREAT BILL
THIS EVENING,
Tho Trio Of Lovellnsss, Grace, and Beauty.
... Misc Kate Pennoyer,
The Beautiful Snd Talented rerpsiehOrsan d.
Miss Ernsstlns de FaIbsr,
The Brilliant Vocalist and Danseuse..
Miss JuliA MortineS,
IdsaIization Of Melody and Beauty.
.. ARAB LAY,
Which, owing to its great success, induces the
Manager to place II before the public again.
Mr.. GEO. R. EDEsoN,
With budget New songs.
Mons szoLLosY's Beautiful Ballet entitled
la MAJA DE SEVELBI,
The Pretty Senoritd Of SpaiH.
La MAjA.m.........,......... Miss Kate PennOyer
In this Ballet the entire
COURT OF PRETTY GIRLS
VIII appear, viz:
Miss Kate Harrison, Miss LILLE Brandon.
Miss Jennie Allen, Miss BeulA Woboft,
Miss Lucy Clifton, Mile Jennie, and
Miss Annie Edwards, Little Ella.
II. W. Eagan,
willis Armstrong,
Billy Emerson,
Barry J. Carter,
], sylvas Clark, and
Master Johnny,
In their best acts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-03
.eIAMUSEMENTS.
nRnYrn,n rrrnATRE,

" Psnn,vlvsnss Av.nu., n,y WGoydr Hotel
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-03

Leonard Grover Manager
This (Friday) Evening, April .,
LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY
OF the great tragedy combination, and compli.
mentary farewell Joint benefit Of
e. L. DAVENPORT
.i and
J. W. WALLACK.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-03
MILITARY AGENCY,

INDIANA MILITARY AGENCY,
No. 4I8 Eighth ST., I Doors from Penn. AZ,
WASHINGTON, D. e.
The Governor Of Indiana has established this
agency for purposes Of Relief and Information, In
matters connected with Indiana regiments serving
in the Army Of the East
The sick and disabled will be cared for, and In
formAtion furnished in regard 10 Sanitary Supplies
FuTloughs, Discharges, Transportation, Pay, &c.
N. B-NO charges arc made for teTpiees IN any case
ISAAC W. MONFORT,
mar 30-iw Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS
TANTHRBuRY HALL,
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL.

y q Lostsisao Assnus, asar sra arssL
George n Edeson...................r .rtegs mansger
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DEaTGTnRtS OFFICE,

DEGIB RS OFFlCHt
X APnIL I, l661.
EorIcE is hereby given that the Licenses laslsd
an the first Monday In April and that said Licenses
must be renewed In compliance with law, AZ this
aimee within ten days After that time.
SAMUEL \. DOUGLAS,
Ap 2-dtApiO RoOtseoT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-03
mar 24-eod6ds

ss- The above sale IL postponed until
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April fth, same hour
and place.
ap 2-d AuotioneerB.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-03

EPOT QUARTERNIAsTER' OF
- FlCE, corner Eighteenth and G streets, Wash
ingtOn, March %, l663,-Sealed Proposals will be
received at this office until MONDAY, April g.
1868, at u NJ, for Plumbing at Lincoln UNITED
States) Hospital.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Hos
pitali on Thursday, April 2, between the hours OF
10 and 2 p. m.
Proposals should be addressed to Captain L. T.
CAMP, A. z. NJ, plainly marked "PFoposals for
Plumbing at Lincoln Hospital" mar 3O-dtA6th
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-03

P.s.-Do tell me what the 8. T. 1850. X.
means Mrs. B. wants to know as well as
myself
N. b am going to Philadelphia In few
days to nurse a lady. Can the BitterS be got
there
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-03
rhistFrsday) Evening, April .,

Leonard orovsr Manage
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NT A N II o o ID

nAr2T-7t
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mar 27-7t
The New York herald., 1863-04-09


"a a told, yet engagemsuts limited and rates de-
pressed 10 Liverpool there taken 2 600 packages
Ssosisl0ns at 30s. 36s, and los 22s 3D. by steamer
md calling vessel To london 600 bushels wheat at
bd bulk To Bristol go boxes per neutral at 3Os
HAy was less active, at soc. 95c for North river
Hore were IN slack request 81 18c. 25c for crop
metals were quite dull and heavy
MoLAssM-A moderate inquiry prevailed for New Or
leans OF wh OH 26o obs changed hands 38c Soc for
old and new CROP Other kinds inactive
Ola were very quiet at dropping prices
fkoysoNs-Pork was lower, closing heavily at Si3 80
$l3 10 for old NESS S15 rs for new aud 81 5i3 rs
Tor prime, with sa aes OF only 900 bbls Beef was de-
pressed, with sales o 800 bb,s. $40 so l for plain
and w 70 SIS SO for extra sales we're made of
40 bbs and tefces OF lard within range of 9lsc.
1870; $50 boxes of bacon at 70 SIC and $50 pack
ages Oh hams and sh uders al 7c. Sc. and &C. &c.
Butter was very quiet at 20c 2c for State and l6c
1)c. for Western. Cheese depressed at 12c.
14lsc
SEEDS Were inactive and less buoy ant IN price,
SUGARS The market heavy, with sales OF l 900
nhds a. 1890 l2c for Now Orleans, and 91c. 1915.
for Cuba
TMLow.-Saes were made of so, 600 lbs. at 111c.
11Xe.
wHIsxEY quoted down to 45,sc. 47c., mostly at
Aec a 4616c., with sales or 500 tbls.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
Ma rricG.

Married.
ALLEN-CoRSwErL. On Tuss ssday, April 7, by tbs Rev
Henry L. Jones at the residence o the BRIDES father No
"A Rf,6{ Dlar6 Mf. FRANK II. ALLEN to Miss r. Josis
tCoRNwYrL all Of Brooklyn No cards.
, BAR1Err-EpsnL.--In Brooklyn, Tuesday April Z,
at the resdedcs OF the brides parents by the Rev
Smith. D. W. BARrl>rr to E,Hr NJ, daughter Of Mr..
James Edsall, all OF ,rooK,9 No cards
DpNs--joassox At Madis h, N. ": on Sunday, April
D, BY the Rev. Father Madden, PATRICK D5 e CATnA
JeaNsoN eldest daughter of Neal and Elizabeth Johl
son, OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
HAIxNs-M, CLuRT.-On Tuesday, April Z. at 81. raul's
chapel, by the Rev. Nor ran Dix, D. D. roEL HALKiss
Washington d. O., Miss KArHARNK MCCLURE, OF this
city.
MssHAN-RuGer.--On Sunday. April s, by the Rev.
Father Fsrrel, OF Sai1t Josephs church. Mr. PATRICK
NgxaAs 70 Miss MARY BuGcY, both oI this city.
Kilkenny (ireland) papers please copy.
MN-STiCNEy.--ln Jersey City. by Rev. W II. Parmly,
BYRON MIX 10 MrsJ. A. srIcxSEY both o. this city.
/ O'NEux.-DwYER-0n Monday, April g. by Rev. Father
OCaaghan, Of st. JAMES r. Cy church ,JouSS. ONEI,
OF New York. to MARY Ann DwYEH, Of Tarry town.
California papere please copy.
SoHuYIxR-K NynA - AZ Astoria L. j., On Tuesday
April by the Rev. George d. johnson, SMITH ScbUYLR
20 BEs IN, ghter OF the late Henry Kneeand Esq.
TErus-GnLELAS.-On Tuesday April 7, at the rest
dence 4 the BRIDES ptrents, by the Rev. r. H. Bourne,
LOUIS TErKSs 70 Ma only daughter OF Thomas j. Gille
Ian, Esq all Of jersey City.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

10y a. y. feeCker, son ~ NO
houses and lots 42d st., 100 II. Madison av.,
ea0h 22x9S. o. each $14 $50
House and lot adjoining, same size. Is 500
A lots on n o. corner 9th av. and 10th st. each
z5xlOO each. Observation-Disclosures. $50
lots on D. O. corner f 9th av. and 117th st., each
25x1o0, each .......... .................... 7o5
Lot on O. g. 66:h ct 260 H. O. Of 5th av 25x100. 600
Lot ADJOINING, same size. 500
House and lot, $40 Water St., "a 10xT0. 1925
Lot on H. g. Sath st. 100 IT, w. OF 4th 25x755 325
aGs S,.ay aa5oong Ioxli3. 1900
houses and lots on q. 85th st., 1888 H. W. OF 4th
avs each 2Oxl00, each. ............ 5000
House and lot adjoining, same size ......... 5000
House and lot adjoining, size ize........ $3.50
BY J. N. Miller.
Three lots, with improvements s w. corner OF
Washington and Bethune sts., each 2 5xsl ALL 1OI5O
House and lot W. 8. 81 av., between 10th aud list
ss, 26xl00. 5000
Lot adjoining, 25xl00 Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
BY E. II. Ludlow Co.
House and lot 80 West 3ith st., is gxgS o. 10 400
House and lot 719 sixth avenue, IS .ey40. 8lOO
Lot northeast corner Attn ct and 9Th av 38x75 $3.50
lot southeast corner 4Stn and 9th av 3sx75 lO75O
House and lot b4 East 3lst ST., l9x0s9 ...... $3.50
House and lot SO East 32d st., ,20xsg......... $500
by A. II. Muller, r. r. wilkins K Co.
lots n. S. Saith St., s35 IT, 4th av., each 25xiOo
each. .................. 900
lots 85th ST. OF above each 25xl00 each 1SO
BY n. A. Chiffon.
Lot 8. 9Th av., "a feet H. OF llsth st. 2dxpS 7l0
2 lots adjoining above. each 2ix38.9. each ... 700
lots n. g. l41st st., $50 It. W. Tth av., each 25xs9
eacu. 3CO
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

MISCELLANEOUS.
A N ELEGANT CURE FOR THE HAIR
E$;i$s EE#:E:ss EE#:sEE:s E#:i$s "a: :$' ~: ::i:
S:S|I: S:s||: SS:S||I|: SS::sS||I|::
The only senun ne article made from
The only genuine article made from
IRs only only genuine ssaans srscle @ made made ioa %
eoeoa cogos MT SgT OIL SII.
s$S$S S$S$SS SSi SSf SIE SiE
rHAIoxs cooIN, or Deodor.,ed cocos M. on: I. the
sans asa p9ssssvns % and % sstorns lie hair Ladies'
coCTN
Promotes the growth of the hair
CocIN
Prevents the hatr falling on.
cocIs
Kills and dsndrar
cocIS
Gives new li,e :, the human hair
cocIN
Makes the hair rich aud slossy.
oocIx
Is,he most perfect drrs.ng for the hair
cocIS
Leaves no di.aereeable oior
oociN
Leave. no sticky substance.
AsP ASK gSE rHAkSss SSGIs SSGs
sE AsB sB Ask Fos E9s FaLSSs eSc
asP sEE THAT ySE yS CIT sS sS STHks STHkR
An, SEE THAT o yon gET 10 XHEs
COCN
''Ne
LADIES Ifn w LIONS LIQUID
SNOW WHITE " kIEsTAL CKEAM.n
FOE BEACTfflfNG W = gKiN AND COMPLEXION.
-
. "BkAV ,stJI COMPLExfON"
pHAI .x,.rt,',id 4 a
oSs L,1a'e
Result from y, ,.e ot MI siow Liquid s. ". o. c."
"a n IN cana and S per bottle.
SSeg
rr sale all drxxs,s erocrs and fancy goods dealer:
hror ghor ths Tni,ed ei.,ss Europe West Indies and
Tsat vrsrs ssre sa SsSoiss po,ci 81 Broadway.
ur isno, s,orx " ioj NJ sre.., -. vork.
| vi '"oo' soI,. sW Assesr street, New s-.-
The New York herald., 1863-04-09

cl TX PER roN-PURE RED OR WHITE ASH
9O Coal ali .li.s, 1go pounds snafsa,s;t ng
roughly sreened and In primo order. CHAhLk5 k
HOLDEN, 10 New Bowery, corner u New Chanbera, aud
~ East Fourteenth street. Union square.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
CECOND EDITION
- ISSUED THIS DAY.
NlGHTSHADE;

THE MASKED ROBBER OF HOUNSLOW HEATH.
By DR. j. IL. Robinson.
Illustrations by Darley.
Price Twenty-Five Cents
This story, the wcntyfolrth Of the series known the
Mercury Stories doubtless Of the most interesting
those al yet published 1T IL profusey illustrated by Dar
ley whose engrayings do not appear in other books
published at the low rate these stories issued.
The publisher would draw attention TO the fact Of
c being illustrated by the hrst artist IL
the country.
Mailed free Of postage receipt o. price:
FREDERIC A. BRADY,
Publisher,
"a Ann street, New York.
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE, SAID
"A 70 be- handsome and Intelligent would Ike " form me
scquslnance Of some agreeable young ady Tor oJpsnon
10 PLACES Of amusement. opera Ac. II The acauhntante
proved mutually pleasant " might heoofne pernansht a.
the gentetnan of tbe hlghsst rssIsetashy. siiar
quslihcatVn would bc rc1clred the ~ TIE LADY,
Address wills Fairfield. Union square Post oboe
4 YOUNG MAN OY WEALTH DESIRES TO OPEN
N corr,sTondencs with fas insung a. iealiilul
young lsdy. 10. with lies 10 mat1ucny. Al.
dress With vists q. n. zeresa ~ Y. fosi 0oe.
A LADY or REFINEMENT sOLIcITs TIE Ac-
"A quslntsnce % gentenAn Of means AMI refinement,
with view uatrnony snoh may aadress. snrinslng
eari vfse forens Darnar of Ne ans D- Goa 81
sr,a svenue, or call Ia person frcm A n % p Y.
. LADY oy 30 YEARS or ACE OF THE HIgHEsr
N sbiity would iks ne~t With seuefsa q
saltssle aFe nos anisr forty. With vsw y mstimorr
Answers snhfsi only from xsnu@mso of Tosun sn1
saag References u Tho hishess thafsster fieen snd
auifsf Addrsss Rsy bsn .ission y, t,ins wssa anf
wners al iatersiew ssn ~ had
The New York herald., 1863-04-09
rnIScu ADvEnTIsEmESrs.

FE rHEs gvFfE Crf.INiKKE IRtNptfsE a -
= NfsnF . alfs fHrasenne ~i frefsiasit so
sesie ~ c.. sgs ur~ syun~ d@tfaaia srf.rs -
bfg~anis 90 - ua. ase ~ ifshes.r 81 ll ~. %
e ii a. NJ 3 6AIfIsARu 80 ~ gre ffe. s1tFs Hrs.t
~Ay trs atfuur sutrttcs . So tfrr-~ % -
nsa4s li asre sfis-a- ~ iis ai..ts 80. -
Dns 81 81 f.fllf h'la fff ~ fNff ~ lert ffotfs -
...Iati-. t.t nr@ NIf Oh s~ts fsnsas
~ I4a o. Ikfst trusI ate .affpat - t4hls ~ tfs -
at..l % l..tfl.a
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The PresIdent's Letter.

We would call the attention of our rea-
ders to the Presidents letter written in
answer to the Albany Democratic resOlu-
tions.
This letter should have appeared sever
al days ago in our paper, but by rea son of
the ezigenSies of these exciting times in
our midst aud the consequent: smalluess of
our typographical force, it has had to give
place to the current news.
We think that no just minded man can
fail to be impressed with this characters
tic letter of the Presidents Its frank
ness, and its fOrbesring and anxious patri-
Otism, are not less conspicuous than its
logical ability.
We commend it to the careful perusal of
every reader.
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.mRnarRR,s aALE.


DY virtue of deed of trust, executed by William
ID McConauRhey. on the first day of April, 1853,
and duly recorded In book 10, page 81 &c, ofthe Re
cord OF Deeds In MArshaI county and State of Viz
GINA, will, on tn 21st day of May, 1868, between
the front door of the OF said county sell
at public auction the following described tract Of
land to the best and highest bidder therefor that is
to say a tract Of land Containing two hundred and
eighty acres more OF less situate In tAe said Mar
shall county near to the village Of Cameron, known
as the home farm Of the said William Conaughey.
and on which then resided adjoining the lands Of
Judge Thompson Jesse Cain. Samuel s. KittIe, Jas.
r. Bell and David McConRuRhey, conveyed to me by
the said William McConaughey In trust for the BEN
EFT of ceraiu OF his credtOrs The said tract land
to be sold on credit of six, twelve and 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
Is paid.
This tract of land is In high state of cultivation,
225 Of which isceared, two good bearing ORCH
ars and two comfortable dwelling houses and other
necessary improvements thereon.
DAVID McC0NAU6HBY, Trustee.
I have given my consent that the Trustee shall
make saleas above of said property.
- apr2o4wd&w WM. MCC0NAUGHEY.
81 The above sale is adjourned to the 18th OF
June, L 500, at 10 O'Clock A. d. -ssz
my23 DAVID hPC0NAUGHY, Trustee.
~ The above sale has been postponed until
Monday, August 3D.. The sale will then
take place at the front door Of the Court House Of
Marshall county, between the hours of 12 and 2
O'Clock. juu16
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Throw Your banners TO the breeze.

We trust every citizen who has flag
will display it today and that every man
who has not Gag will buy one.
There will be hundreds, perhaps thous.
ands 10 the city from tbseOuntry. Let us
remind them OF the lash of May two years
ago, when the city auttered from end to
end with glars aad stripes, aud when the
spirit and enthusiasm of the people knew
no bounds. That day only began what
this day sees accomplished. That was the
jealous beginning. This is the victorious
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HEADQUARTERS PATH BRIGADE, [
Wheeling, June 19, 1888. !
Special ordsr.l

/. The 4th and 9th Regiments of this Brigade will
be mustered on tomorrow morning the Goth inst,
fully armed and equipped for the purpase OF escort
ing the Governor and General Assembly elect Of the
State Of West Virginia. to the temporary Capitol Of
the State for Inauguration.
The Regiments will be formed on Fourth Street;
the right OF the 9th resting Union, and the right
OF the 4th Monroe Street; precisely at O'Clock,
A. NJ.
The Brigade will be formed as soon thereafter as
practicable, and will move precisely at O'Clock,
By order of Brig. Gen. JAMES 8. WHEAT.
B. DAVENPORT, A. A. g. jun90
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AN ORDINANCE

ITO amend the ordinance assessing taxes for the
Sec 1. Be it ordained by the Council of the city OF
wheeling, That the taxes assessed and levied on real
estate tithables and dogs, for the year 1858 shall be
due and payable as follows: On the irst day of Sep
tember next, and II not paid to the collector Of as
easements on or before the day last aforesaid the
same shall be paid with interest at the rate of eight
per centnm per Annum from the frat day Of Septsm-
Der next until paid; and it shall be the duty Of the
collector to collect Such interest at the same time he
collects the principal and the same to account for
and pay into the treasury ofths city.
Sec. =. This ordinance shall be in force from and
after this 18th day of June, 1868 41
jun2o 1t h. P. FEENY, City Clerk.
tstaats Zetung copy time,
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STRAYED

A WAY from his kennel, on the 18th inst, white
n setter dog, with yellow spot on each ear, and
aIgo one on his rump. A suitable reward Will be
paid for his returnto Mr. McKelvey, at the corner
Of Market and Quincy Streets.
Wheeling, June 20, 1853. st
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one hundred aud sixty East Tennessee
cOsscripts were recruited from among the
rebel prisoners at Camp Morton, Indiana,
for the 9th Tennessee Cavalry, and left for
Indianapolis on Saturday, join reQi-
ment in Lexington, BY.
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sherif's Sale.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD EuRr,
TURE.

Valuable HUUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE.
QY virtue ofan order Of the Clrcnit Oor,rt ~ o,t
county, rendered at lite spring term, 1881 In cav
ten causes therein pending, win ofer for sale A.
pubic auction TO the highest aud best bidder M M
reddenee OF Rev. D. W. Fisher on al Strsst it, 70
wheeling on Tuesday, June S0th, 1858 The foiioyE.
ing valuable household furniture, the propsftS ~
hSnson ". Chaplines viz: Dressing Rureaus Wal
robes Chairs, Hall Rack Tables Stands JTGS6stnnJs
S3slSLe1ds, Looking Glasses Clothes Pres, MsntIe
SlocG, Lounge and MRtraSs, Kitchen Safe Ee e.
Terms OF sale-A credit Of four months. the mr.
chaser giving bond with approved SscuritT' ala
bond bearing Interest from day of saIe until Said
sale TO commence at 80 o'clock a. m.
ALoNZO LORIEG
JuAs Sheriff of Ohio conntv
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MARRIED,

T,,.,d.v lime f6th, 81 J. b. UbeFi lIr. eANpaHI J.
utISTEAp of Ohio cou uty, Va, to Miss MARY r. HAL
STRAP. OF Belmont county, Ohio
AZ west Alexander, Pa, on Thursday, june 18th ,
bT the Rev J. o. Heryey, GEoRaE Z: BOYD 20 aiSs
Arm n Caldwell, both OF the caty otsm heehhS'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED,

CONSEQUENTLY a young man OF g99d
standing In society with some young LADY OF IKE
standing She must not be over twenty years Of age,
fond OF music and lover Of poetry. Wealth no Cd.
ject. Address CHARLES CLAHToS, BOX 81 UNION ING
town. Belmont county, Ohio. lnnSO "
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FR9y9.E HAHN aEslaAl.s ollloE.

a In MN 'HI' D U Nay I'd, 1865.
"a nent ~ desire to join any particular Rsg
the MT tesent themselves at any time durinE
their g Az e the! Of EnrOInaent a
Wa IN Sa .aaetermie upon that fitness for The SER
DiStrict S51Is 2 be Provost Marshal Of the
general st alton tickets to the
t5e General Of the stats A. son Is
they shSII y Ct this general RSndezTouS
SS IS ocer and paid 81 him TIE bounty SIIoSsd
smy2s I'm - sat JAMES B.ERY,
. s=RroTogt MArHhal GensEal.
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OK Saturday, the President, General
Meigs. and one or two others, started on
special steamboat for Acquia creek, to
visit Gen. HoOker's army. When near
Alexandria, a small tug put out and
overlook them, with dispatch from the
Secretary of War recalling them. They
at once turned their boat and returned to
Washington.
PRrvATE John P. Woods, of Company F.
18th Regiment Indiana Volunteers, Poto.
mac army, was shot for desertioa 10 the
enemy on the 12th. $780,
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Musicians Wantad

z lHE undersigned having been authorized 10 mis-.
9 Brigade Band for the 9th BriRade TJr1j1tS
1ailitia, wants few good musicians for t5at
purpose Apply 70 '-''s
gunAs y WaAhington Han,
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SIS Reward.

osT; on the evening Of the 18th inst, MEMO.
~ RANDum BOOK, containing accounts ysIus.
bic to the owner only. Any one finding the sarns
will receive the above reward by leaving It at Rra
'ners Hotel, on Main street.
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HEADouAETERs MILITARY ConN1spKS : 80 - !,
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Boarding

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accommodated with hrSt class boarding dnrJSS
nc ensuing session At Hrs. MoC0Y'S, GRusseif
a2quseIS Monroe street, opposite the Court ouSe
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