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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

"a A good two.ItOry brick DWELLING HOUSE,,
r on nAnpdOu street. Apply 10
iVblO HARPER 4 BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
CLOSING OUT Sales

TINO MAKE ROOM POR SPRING GOODS,
l am selling Winter Dress Goods at less than
I am alSo closing out wOOlOn Hose at less than
old prices. iebl0 u.s.. RHODES,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
CARTE DIX VISITES,
PHOTOGRAPHS AMBROTYPEE

A LsO Pictures copied for Cards, or enlarged to
n any size, and hniihVd 10 IudIa Ink OIL " Va.
ter ColnH.
Gilt Frames Of sizes for ualo cheap.
No expense Gill 10 spared to make thlS Gallery
hFIt class In every respect, and worthy Of the paIrOh'
age ~ GENEROUSLY bestowed BY the public.
fsbl6tI WYKEg / BROWN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
House on Main Street to Let,
For RENT.

CONTAINING fine StoreTooni. besides The dwell
ling part. POSEcs.I, on the hrIt Of April. In.
luIrS OF tiAn26i PRT0Rt FROST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
FOR RENT.
ATTENTION.
PUBCIc SALE OF LOTS on wHEE.
LING ISLAND

FI,HE undsrsIsue, Will. ~ Trustee Of tho eslGie Of
Ebenu Ier ZAns, deceased, odrrlAt auction, at tue
front door Of the Court House VI Ohio county, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of March next, large
number OF building OTIS on Wheeling leland. SIOst
these lots lie on the highest part Of the Island aud
embrace many Of tho most desirable on the town
plat. ~. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
frb0i-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28
Music Received To-Day.

| ItORsITS-A supply Just rccSlvsdai the Variety
~ Store Of D.NICOLL 1 BRO,
| fel90 l0O Main ltTcSL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

0THcl on CoLLEeTOE OF INT. lLEVESUE,
Wheeling, Va, FEB %, 1885.
DIsTILLRRs OF LIQUORS AND COAL OIL DIS
~ tlllBn will take notice that Dr. }. u Connolly
has been lawfully appointed Inspector and GAuRSr
o. Liquors and II, under thu RIeiGe Law Parties
dTIllilBE either must, before making EAls Of the
same, manufactured since the Aut OFSSptenb"f, have
Il Inspected and AuEsd BY the above Inspector 40
eorOiuE 10 Law, under penalty Of the amo lSse ~.
JAS. o, ORR,
ieb2I Col. Int Rev, lIt Dist. Of Va,
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For Rent and Sale.

~ The subscriber has for rent, Store Rooms
Il small and large; also ofees In good building,
IEsg2d story; Dwelling Houses for rent; Building
Lots and other real estate for sale,
TIIos. H0RNBR00K,
Custom House, Surveyors 0fice,
fe1 "a floor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-28

fel?l.lnls
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
che markets.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. March rs.

AtNarks, 554 Cattle about 200 Beeyes and 81 Stores
c,n,fsting ofworking Oxen, Mich Cows sndone' t"'
and thr years old. .-,....
Prices-Markel Beef-Extras 20 to 9VO' hfs'Su"iN'
,7,50t 500 ID $3.50 to 7.25 Sd, $3.50 to o'oo
Working Oxen-$00 to 00O
Cows and Calves-330 to Al.
Yearlings- 5000 O0oO; two years Old $2loo 10 z'
90 three years Old, $500 to 2i,0o.
Sheen AMI Lambs.6oo at market prices in lots. $500
to 7 50 each extra, $500 to $50
Spring Lambs--Co0 to 900.
Hid s-s4 to9cprlb Tauow-s to s! 6 pr ID,
Veal Ca,yes-atooc pr h. Calf skins-oc pr ID.
Pet SIS 80 to Oh each.
R.marks-Taere was an advance gam this week, on
cattle and s. eep with ql'k sales BET sofa 7lc pei
CIV higher Sheep sofa hish as sc TO l-i per 10 al
one oi of ii all Lambs weighed 91Ibs, Sold As L6i
as I0c per lb,-s9,5J per heat.
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NoyTpEL!HR MARKET, March 80.

pRovsloNs.-Butter, IS &c 25 Cheese 1910 u Lad
I2to1l Tallov, IL DRIED Apple, to g. Eggs i cents
Potatoes 25 to a Beans, $3.50 200. West Indl" Su-
sars, II to IS. Peas, $l,0O to l5O
Onions-s0.0O. AppIes-S225 to- 5Oper DOL
F1oua- Extra, S8,25. Double Extra S9'Oo' super
era $1,000.
GRAIN AND nAY-0orn, 500. Oats 60 Herdsgras'
seed 1926 80 per busheI Glover Is to13per pound
Hay, soc, 60 500 per Rye 5000 10000
N1scg!IAsrors--pry and green hard wood go to SEQ
Shingles. s1oo to $50. Wooi-common so to 49, Bark
2 per JrI. Nails 5,35. to $50
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RIPE RS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Cr,ticnI NoLie.s 81 &c P1oss.

The volumae bound constitute OF Themselves fUnd
nv o m sceaneous read ug such a. IN not nc ou h
~ tha conpassi an, other publication hat mas
come III der cur notice - Boston CouHe@. y ~
The most opui-T MONTHLY in he wo Id'-N' l. w
We must refer in terms of eu2gyto the high tone 1nu
varied excel e.ces OF tlarpers Nagazne-a 'uIna m
nouthy ci Gu atiol Of about 10 900 topes-ln WHOSE
na5s are 10 be found some OF The choicest Shl anu
nerai r, aiding OF the dav We speak OF TINS "olh Is
IN ~ d nee o. The American People and ne PPuH'
ty i has acquired Is IHeried Zach huIb cohiS,S
uIIv IA pages OI reading matter, appfopra ely liu
+ra ed wlin GOD Cut>; and 1t combines III seH e -"
lev m ,uthly md the more phlo'othc"l l"GS'Il
blended with tho best features "fthe daily .u'Hal ~
ms t,a power iuthe oisseuna ION OIL q loEe % puIe
litera,ule.- Irubha'S Gnuts Ia american LHtfa"'e'
L Htaa. -. :; 49,, ,,.,,, l,,o,v,
NON, lq nal rs mar IT aGes and, We may taeIy saF
none hs.r,criyei so large tuOute Of adm 'toh rom
tha cufyatsd classes tn It CeNght ina neal ny u'Ns
igeG -a,us p.rodi.a literature II Is the foremost
5a.aznc ofthe cay The tires de never had l noae
dclyhttui co1npanol, nor he mhlon more Ell IS
H. f. end .haE Harpers agazlne.-HetAod| F|oieS.
taHt Datum0re.)
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1nn. fInO sl .I BARRELS OF THE
lUU,UUUtLODI MANU- "a ACQUIRING co.'s
SDabEJUDHSEI'BvE'F.

This Company. with capital of 10000 the most ex
tensve works kind in the world and an experience
Of over % wears with reputation long established hav
ing also the extensive contra'e of al the gh soil of the
great city Of New YORK pre- AIRED ofurnsL art-
Gle whish without boub the chre% and Gerry best fer
izer in market II greatly increases TIE yield and RI
pens he 90 from two to three wetkserrier, al ea
pence Of from three to four dollars per acre, with eor
no labor. - -
Also FIFTY TOYS Of BONE TAFFU beinga mixture
of bone ard nght soil grornd hne at 45S PER tona su
perior article for grain and g,ass ... ..
pamphlet containing all necessary information, may
he had tree by address ing letter to til Hbscrib
JANES FOSTER,
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Cmpany,
| CO Courtand ST., N. Y.
JAMES, G. French, Agent. Montpelier, Vt. 6P 3n.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
BOSTON MARKET, March 81,

Flour-Western, 1925 TO 1918
pork-prjme, $500 to 400, Mess, $1,000 to 1900
Beef $12 50 1850 Lard, lot H. HAMS Va hogs
dressed, II to ~
Butter, 20 to g. Cheese, IA 10 EggsT to Is P0ta
toes 50 to .53 Dried Apple to o.
Beans 1915 to $3,25. Peas Sis to $1,2o
Her7s grass seed u so to 1915. Glover, 10 to 10i
Starch to 81 Talow, II to 10.
Wool Saxony fleece, s. to IS American FullB'ood W.
50 Hal -blo d IS to 80 G Common SO to So
Corn 9ytol0o Oats IS to 80. Rye 600 to 40 Hops
90 to %
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r O'CLOCK A. NJ.

FAs, day in Massachusetts, yesterday no des
patch this morning.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

WHEN TIE MOST DISTINGUISHED PAY Sol ANS
rs oh ,ol I resort t. the medical eject OF SC0NLLS
NJ, AND LIVER SYRUP chronic cases, SrcA &9
Scroflla Syphiitic diseases etc. 81 oud " no. DC con
elusive evid nee Of its g'eal V"lu" IN rSt sasS "
60, ,ybeu The uoi onous first b gin 10 hcju-
mn ate in tn blood aud heliver be com' coSsch WIN I'M
nure bile which, shown ION the skin Ia the l'rn Oh
sores III IN pies. ernptions of he skin etc.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
FIFE, FLAdEOLET, aud CLARIoNET,

FIFE, FLAGEOLET, aOu CLAKIUNEI, :"
Containing Instructions designed to enable the pupito
obtain knowledge OF playing wltlout teacher WIZ
olc. election OF every variety OF Popular Music.
Price Of EACH 80 cents Re CHEERS, prp and dealers
dssifors of obtaining ow-prtced Isruc ion Book and
ar he sam time ona tn tts uefui and attractive VIII
Gnd these books fully suited thu wants. The nsruc-
inns are given IA manner adapted to the compiehen-
ann Of ali grades Of scholars. The exercises llustrat-
inv ad Jrcng he ss)ns are not cry and ted Gus,
but sprg y sn ten Seiing and NE selection OF music,
varying from the ST nple to the difficult, comprises the
nn. IN odies of The day. Mailed, postpaid, by
. pITs0N co, Publishers, 277 Washington Street,
q p
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
FARM IN RANDOLPH
FOfs SALE ATA BARGAIN

SAID Farm is situated three and half miles from We
- Randolph on the main road through East Branr c t
Norhaeld. The Farm contains l~3 acres OF GOOD land
suitably divided into moving, tase pastufing and
wood la d. About twenty acres are iuterVe at over
flows and the remainder Of the moving in high state
of cultivation The farm excellent stock farm has
two orchards and sugar place The house is 20 by IS,
and the ell 90 by 80 fetal well finished and built but
few yearsago Barn No. i 80 by "A feet with cellar
under "A feet and sheds attached Barn No 2is 80 by
40 feet with cellar under the whole barn, and shed at
tached Grsnory l6 by 8feet There is running water
both and barns For fur her particulars inquire
( the subscriber HENRY HUlCHlHSON
Randolph, jan 90 1868. 4w3
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Mon tpelier March 1873 l
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ACOUGH, COLD, OR An IRRIrAPED THROAT
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary anu
bronchial Affections cnentmes incura0le.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCllES
reach directly the ali ctld parts and give almost lhS'an
ve,;ef In Bao4CHGa1s, ASTHMA aud CArAsRH they are
benefc The good effects resulting from the use OF the
Trocbee and their extended has caused them to De
couner6ited b. sure guard against worthless ANITA
tions Obtain only the GENUINE BRoWE'S BRONCHIAL
TsocHEEs which have proved their efficacy by test OF
MANY wears PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGLES should use
the Troches Military officers and soldiers who overax
the voice and exposed to sudden changes should nave
en- Sold everywhere at IS cents per box
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flln2 NO o3l brOao""S NO" AO ~
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WHEN ALL OTTER EFFORTS HAVE FAILED:
uOOD & co 6I8G BROADWAY. NEW YORK
I'll HAVE JUSrpublished ONE HONpkED sALo 49, A.
can easily make day without capital in any city or
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f them have been ssd Tor 500 each One alone costs US
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I II
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THE 18th and concluding volume OF the NEW AMER
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$50 aaa 9ohDEn 'na'
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,CuE undersigned having made favor e arrange.
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the etion Of al legal claims upon the EoVerhmeh'
In fyof IL the widows aud chd OF deceased soldiers
nr in favor Of so III r. di4abed the existing war
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Three Invaluable Books for every
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From.J ID. HOSMER. OF TOpsham
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-05
DIED.

In this city, on the 4th inst, MIS-. NJ, E.
TAYLOR, widow of the late Robert |. Taylor
IN the 73d year Of her age The friends Of the
family are invited to attend the funeral on Sat
urdGty tomorrow morning, at II o clock, from
her late residence,
On the evening of Thursday, Juns 4th,
KATE S. JAMESON. &ss Her funeral
will take place on Saturday afternoon 9Th inst,
at four O. clock, from her Fathers late residence,
on Fairfax street
Yesterday, MARY ESTHER, infant daugh-
er Of Samuel O. Baggett, aged months and 10
DAYS. Her funeral will take place tomorrow,
saturday. afternoon, al o olock.-L Washing
ton Star please copy.l
May 28th 1865 ut her late residence in Prince
Georges county, Maryland, Mrs. ELIZA
BARRY, consorrt Of AR, David Barry, in the
10th year Of her age.
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EEsa2assss
LATEST NEWS.

The Washington Star Of this evening says
By arrivals from Harper's Ferry We learn that
there is some apprehensions amongst civilians
there Of another raid BY the ConfedorateS upon
the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
and possibly an attack upon Harper Ferry
and some families are leaving in consequence.
The military authorities there do not, as Earas
we can ascertain, share in the apprehension.
The Star says 1T is very generally believed
today chat Gen. Gilmore has been assigned to
the command Of that portion Of our army opcr-
ating in South Carolina. .
One thousand one hundred bales Of cotton
sold at auction at Memphis on the 18th, at
thirty-four to thirty-seven cents The sale
advertised to take place on the fourth instant
had been indefinitely postponed.
The inauguration Of Gov. Gilmore Of New
Hampshire took place yesterday. In his ad-
dress he went for the support OF the admin
istration III the prosecution Of the war. lie
saws New Hampshire has furnished 100 troops
more than her quota
The loth 3. S. Regulars went into battle
at Vicksburg with 200 men, and came out
with 50.
John j. Henry, of Delaware, has declined
the appointment OF q. s. commissioner and
consul general to Liberia.
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Started ont in pursuit with body OF cayaIr!y
orI ;g vigorously following them up.-phll
ING, un....--
The order fot the consolidation of the First
>::iisl,:zs regiment vas promulgated some time
~;.,o2 The seduoed number Of companies
.sz.7i.:, III oyerplus Of officers, it is reported
- . - arrangement has been entered into be-
..,az:. nc officers themselves, by which the
:2:;oTins uill remaln: Lieut.: Col. Lem low
~, lie 8taH officers; Captains Il. Il. Alien,
.:toi,esl allen, Robert Boyd, Robert CLARK,
md N. P. Fisher; First lieutenants, John
Conn, 2. E. McGraw, G. ". Sherwood, and
y y Winship; Second l.eutenants VIM
"oung, Walter Dobson, J. ". Atwell and
) Stiles, 1.-THE last named at present IN charge
u the lwo companies Of colored troops for the
coored regiment. Those who are to be mas
:ereG out are Colonel James A. TAFT; Captains
s, NJ, KNIGHT, James Coleman, James Fetch
9. ?. E. Rodier. and Jos Mundell First
..eufenants G. P Wroe, L. ". Barnacle, &.
= Barrett, Joseph Venable; Second Lleuten-
ants j erome Callahan, 7. McChesney, ". Il.
Morgan, and Edward Carroll.
massachusetts, has accepted her Agrlcultu
8. College grant, and scrip will be issued by
b. lana Commissioner for $50, 900 acres, to
flick he State is entitled under the~act.
~.5y,c4g from Newborn, Of the 1st inst,
81. Gen. Wild, who came here to organize
&c L.I;1can brigade, meeting with very good
3..22e3s. Gen. Foster considers this splendid
5eld tcr black troops, and would like as many
ssel,rl1ats as the North can send him
'3Eaa ioial subscription in the United States
c liz Atlantic Telegraph stock now amounts
: 1888 JijG.
.;auoo Barker, Of New Orleans, on the 9th
&. presented each OF the nowsboys Of the city
s;;Cs. s rev hat EEe expressed bis intention
{ continue his benevoence by adding
), :sonI oIa shirt and pair OF pantaloons to each.
VIZ. :. T. Cranch the American artist,
Sc spae resided some fifteen years in Paris,
NJ whose pictures Of Venice have been par
;;cialIy admired, has lately gone to that city
( saake some new studies, and intends return
.4e 20 America to reside during the coming
JGInlNol
She New York Dry Goods market is dull,
lad mlces keep constantly declining. AS usual
a falling market, dealers buy only for imme-
late consumption.
Che validity Of the will Of one Of the Chris
,Ts, Of minstrel notoriety, who some months
$50 FELL out Of window, killing himself in
2'antiy: is being contested in the New York
courts.
One hundred and ten contrabands arrived
y Washington yesterday, By steamer from
orbanna, on the RappahannocE, via Aqua
creek. They were Of the crowd gathered in
me recent cavalry raid
( paper mill in Pittsfeld Mass, works
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/ Persoual Representative Of Juo. Ho0T, decd
By deed Of the 9Th June, 1917, Peter Wise con-
viewed to John Hootf sundry pieces Of property
in Alexandria, amongst others q certain tcne-
ment and lot of ground situated on the west
side of Fairfa1, between King and Prince stsa
fronting on Fairfax about 20 feet and about loC
feet deem, upon trust for the use and benefit Of
Mary Ann Martha Wise now Chapin) as by
Of the land records of Alexandria, will more
follv appear. The said John Hooft having de-
parted this life, and there being now no person
to execute the trusts, you will please to take no
tice that on the first day Of the July term next
Of the County Court Of Alexandria, or IS soon
thereafter as the motion can be heard, will move
the Court to appoint q trustee under sald deed
in the place Of John Hoof, deceased.
IL 5-1aw4w GURDIN CHAPLIN.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
s Q OTIS A N = s RI OE S

{ KAUFMAN (formerly Of The firm
u Hecht Kaufman & Co.. has opened store
he keeps constantly large stock of all kinds Of
BOOTS, SHOES GATHERS &c, which he
intends to sell at the most reasonable rates.
Ladies and gentlemen. if you desire to GET
good and cheap Shoes, for yourself and chiI-
dren, please give q call to
j. KAUFMAN,
No l6 Royal street,
my l3-lm Mrs Engelbrecht's Old stand.)
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F. G. sWAINE & co.
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YgYHE undersigned would inform their friends,
/ and the public generally, that they are nov
prepared to furnish ICE AT ALL HouEs OF the
DAY OR NIGHT, atthe old stand No. 70, NORTH
Royal street; opposite the market:
F. SWAIN i co.
wP, S.-Orders Tor large quantities Of ICE
left it'll u.s. viii be promptly filed at most ia
,vnraklo tarrns mh 27--tf
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eT~@7@ b. FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASH
ss:= - INGTON. AND LANDINGS Ok
KEY PORT, Capt Il. A. Ryther, Will leavo
pier foot Of Barre street, Baltimore, every Fri
day, at p m. for AleSandria, Washington,
and landings the Potomac river.
Returning, viii leave Washington every Tues.
day, at ! a. M, and Alexandra same day Al
mae river.
rs Custom House permits must accompany
freight for Alexandria and landings OF Potomac
river.
All freight must be prepaid.
A. NEEDHAN & SONS, l42 Light strscs
wharf Baltimore, or to
nh 2a-tf BRODERS s. CO.. Alexa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-05

T1OR RENT.-Tvo large ROOMS on first
4 floor, viii be rented to gentleman and wife,
without children will rent them furnished or
unfinished: also, two good ROOMS on third
floor Apply at No. SO Alfred street: between
Queen and Cameron. Je5-ol*