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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
BargainsI Bargains!! BarPainsIII

4S04 6GR4446S A9CS4 S5CA4A6!! odGSd4ASSSb
TN consequence of the fact, that all Cotton Goods
i are advancing very rapidly, and the Indications
are that they will very soon be higher than at any
previous time have purchased large and splendid
stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, which 1
have in store, No. % Main street, Centre Wheeling,
and to which would respectfully invite the Gtte1-
ton of the public intend selling the stock out
AZ the old prices and some goods cheaper than
they were ever known before. So that all persons
needing goods, who will need them very soon had
better avail themselves of this opportunity of sup
plying themselves, as they will save money by MAX
ing their purchases at this time; besides they win
have good assortment to make their selections
from.
My stock consists, IN part, of Brown and Bleached
Musins, Caleos, Mems and Boys wear of every de-
scrptiOn, Checks, Flannels GinghAms, shawls Table
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens aud Shirt DOsOms,
Parasols Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts Lace and Gren.
adine Eeils White Goods Laces, Embroideries of all
kinds, Hosiery, &C., &c.
LADIEsI LADIES! Your special attention is
invited TO my very superior stock of DRESS GOODS,
which is ;he largest, cheapest and most complete Of
the season. Lawns, Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods, Mozambiques, Berage Anglais. &C., in
great variety. Please call early, will make il
greatly to your advantage to do 80. ~
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN ROEMER,
je24 No. SO Main at. Centre Wheeling. Va.
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Cleveland, P1ttsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road,

"a
ONANp AFTER MONDAY, April goth, 1868. Pas:
~ senger Trains win leave bridgeport as follows,
(Sundays exceptsd:l ~ y f az
lo6o A. N. Mail Train, stopping at al stations, ar
s-- Eives at Pittsburgh at $40 p NJ, and
Cleveland at 1901 n.
S:4b p. ID. Express Train stopping at all stations
arrives at Pittsburgh at sO5 P. NJ.
A0AV ID pres Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland 1t 500 A. N. and 100 P. NJ, ar
rive ct bridgeport Mt SHOP n, and 6:25 A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at loo A. NJ, 600 A. Ii. and
1910 P, n, arrive at Bridgeport at $40 A. NJ, 1905
A. N. and 1855 P. n. - - = -
Connections are made as Follows.
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. Il. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila.
delphia, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled r. r. for San.
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points in the NORTH WKsr. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NoRfH WEST. with
Cleveland Erie R. 4. for Erie Dun.
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati for
SFestilne, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with the G. z. & Q. R. R. for cuyahOru
Falls, Akron, Millersburgh and Woos
At Alliance with P. Rt., wa @. R. R. for Canton
MasSillon, Wooster, Salem, Enou, Co
lunbus and Chicago.
AtSteUbenVtlle with 2. g. G. Line and AT BILL
with CT. y. R.R. for GAINESVILLE. New
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indi
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
st. Louis, st. Joseph aud all point
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $40
Pare always IS low, and time much quicker thar
Through Tickets to all points In the West, Eortt
and East can be procured at the office under thu
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Tickle
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made atloWest rates Il
any point accessible by this road and its connections
20 the East, North, West and North West at ofic,
under hLure House, or with TT. Agent at Bridge
port Station. W0I. D. TERRY, Agent,
.y Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President fVt''
R. MYERS, Cent Ticket Ag't. febs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12
Sugar Mills and EyaplJOrl,atOFS.
PRYOR 81 FROST

T-----=- q Q 20 Main st.
MOULD CALI the attention of Farmers interested
" Elm the raising of Sorghum tue present season
o sn9 IeSt t9at they have secured the EXCLUSIVE
Best Sugar Mills in the West
PRODUCED SUGAR. ~ VAS 'eally
full supply Of Mills will be onha or EXHIBIT.
ton and sale by the LIST Of May, and all who intend
tSiSng sorghum are urgently invited to inspect the
4lllS and Eyaporators, as well rs samples OF the
syrup and Sugar made with this nnachinery ths
past season. also to get one of our treaties on the
cultivation and manufacture of the Sugar cave ~
AulAted gratuitously. ''e'AA S SsAl'' SSF4 -
we. We also have small quantity of the genuine
fully warranted pure and genuine y G 5lo
Mills and ETsporAtors fully warranted In every
my2 PRYOR & FROST.
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GROYER q BAKER
Sewing Machine,

nor FAMILY AND MANUFAcruR1NG purposes,
are the best in use. They will sew seams, lem.
chine is the best because they have taken the first
premium at every State Fair at which they have
been exhihited-because they simple In
Also, yen can select Machine making the Grover
Baker stitch. one making the shuttle or lock
STITCH with the privilege of exchanging the other
stitch. Prices from $50 upward. All Machines war
ranted for three years. All kinds Of leather and
and cloth stitching done to order.
J. MCDON.AL, General Agent,
Once No. 105IS Main St, Wheeling, Va.
InAr5-6m r. = 'fll
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TERMS. Irregular Prices
cE9pea az par.
nHE~A~~

The Postage to any part of the United State. will
be but {TWKNTY-FOUR GENTS . year for .BlacI-
wood, and but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each
Al the above prices the Periodicals viz be fur.
nilhed fer 1862. And asa 80. =
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EUltS EURS!-A full assortment OF FUR
Il CAPES, HALF CAPES and YICTORINE SETS
Of most fashionable grades for Ladies', Also FUR
COLLARS for Gents. just reserved at \
decll ST0NE { THOMAS.
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Attention, Discharged Soldier.

Under ACT OF CONGRESS of4th March, 1853
" all soldiers who havo been discharged by rea.
SON OF wounds received in battle while in the ser
to the time they have served. Applications made
1y letter or in person VIII be promptly attended to-
All applications should be accompanied with dis
charge papers, Attention viii also be given to OBJ
tanning Pensions aud Bounty due the heirs of deceas
ofheeat the Savings Bank, No. 60 Main street.
S. P. HILDRETH,
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BRrfp1ELp, MASS, Dec. %. ls55.

BRI1IP1ELD, MASS, Dec. 20, 1856.
q DR,J. @. AVER: ] do not hesitate to
say the best remedy have ever found
for Coughs, Hoarseness, Infnenza,
and the cnncomitant symptoms Of a
Cold, is your CHERRY PEcToRAL. It's
constant use in my practice and my
family for she last ten years has
shown to possess superior virtues
for the treatment of these COM
plants. EBEN KNIGHT. MD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-12

any o. inc aboVe MoF5 VII also be farnished 10
Ne'o isiose'f for the year 1867, 8, and g. at
0ne-HdLf the Regular Subscription Priees.
Tins Nea0 Subscriber may obtain the Rsbrfnt tot
the Four Reviews and BlackWood >; i3 - sSA
seven Consecutive Years for S3YI
Which i but little more than the price OF the ort0t
nal FORKS for one year. -
As We shall never again be likely to offer sue In.
dueemants as those here presented, 8 =
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
Rsmittanees must, in all cases. be made d.ty,,s4
% ths FttesefH, for ct these prices no Commission
can be allowed to agents. = 80
LEONARD SCOTT 3 CO. a5l4
jAno No. 81 Gold street, New York.
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HEMPFlELD. RAILROAI

in. MCCULLOUGH, president. VE''E' > %
2 R. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. febs
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Premium to New subscriber,. !,

the Nos. of the same Periodicals for 1880 win he
furnished complete, ,eithola additional charge.
Unlike the more ephemenal Magazines OF the day,
year Of the Nos for 1860 may be regarded nearly as
Subscribers Wishing also the Nos for 1851. viii he
supplied at the following ExFREl1IT low R1rEs:
Splendid Offers for 1860, '61, e. sea.
Together.
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Tonnage Trains depart morning aud evening daily
W. T. SMITH, Master of transportation. -
$500 - J.B.f FORD, p
tebl1 General Agent, Wheeling.
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g ny. ROBES new and fashionable article.
z n!aaEEao .s..a .aasaasa aEo. R, TAYLOR.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP
100 Honey Comb Quilts.

uSr RECEIVED e weeks from New York 1 case
OF these celebrated Quilts much less price thar
calico for bed spreads '''''N
myl9 Us. RHODES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
1868. ,,,,. TILE r1l1.,,. , .,,. 1868.

PFNSSYLVANiA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with It's couuec lions. forms
TIE SHOKtESr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FHcu NFw.YORK To TnB PRINCIPAL WEA1RNN ClTiH
seyep ,isn. daily from kewios to Philadelphia via
ALI, TUIoIIiH TRAINS FOh TUE WEST ny THIS
mn UoiJTE LEAVE NEw-YORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURrLhNDT-sf. -
BY wsy ofPhiiadepha, the morning pasfhsen cave Nsw
Of o p. IN. hour later than other lnrs
~ way # Allentown evening passenger csve AZ p NJ
two hou later thau tho Northern nrs sad oy both routes
arrive at tie Northern lines. IN Chicago aud all
point. 10 the North West CIens, Indianapolis, Louisvi-.
Il. Louis, Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati ana al main
uoibts West, with fewer changes sictfa No., ,-,,, .
Slerping Cara without change, run rom rh'-"e vi
Pii.bnral $50 miles aud how Pittsburgh, ~ inis~
Smoking aud Saloon Cars on all trains.
Fare the same other routes.
Baey,Re checked through Transfers nee
secure Tickets good ~ used 6y t.t.,Dargh
WESTERN EMlONArIoN. rn,,.,.,.
The Pennsylvs,a Contra Company run s noi. ~,
Accommodation Line which shoidsa eon9itaOle n9ue VI
travel to parties moving Wes!"srd e' oHo'ha' 4' ~
Of fare ppptoUpa
BY this route feigh Of ali descriptions can be orwMdod
10 aud from aay point tho Rairo ad, OF ONO
ROAD DlKEC or 10 sny port the nay!gable ryrrs OIL
Tie We.i By steSinen from fittsburgh. ,.v ", g.
M Crntra Railroad aIo all times 20 favorable
a. are charged by other RIJad Conipsn.s Me,c,s.I a
shippers inru,ng tho rnn'fos.lon o. en ,sai
Company can rely "it Ii g'IH STUcK ~
Farmers and Dealers Live Stock VII lnd wv 10Y ~
ysutsgeon route. CspaciGns i"esi won J o .h liz
aud s connections and rsery attention Is paie % .1I
From HsuGbuig. wles VIII be Onnd very p,,,
FEEDING ard e;,,9s choice Is Ghs'sa q uHsKETs
j. l. EtLl0II, Passenger AGENT NO. "'''' ~
LEECH Co, Freish, Agent. No son,h w,liam..t
No AsioI Home snd NO, 30 Asen,,
N'|'H" - N''Ni4' No. 3 Batteryp place
ENoCH LEWIS General Superintendent Altoona. Pa
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Amnsemsnts.
EHIALLACK's

WALLAcKS
',, D9ofs'p'a Vt "; begins a. O.; over heforo H. q
ilia NJ ~ o ina t"o ATTRACTIVE drama, evey no,
| co%meooios THIS EVENING W,ii.y, with p.neb.,
ole, 'n' coned', WV" '''"'"''
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
lRDY 90. ~. ........y.......Mr LISTER vaIIsrK
! KIN1 CtlA RlssS l....Mts MADELINE he sRIG1Jsa
tMAgQGIS D. SANTA CRUZ .............Mr N,,lSToy
IGpLMAN. IOPE
LOPEZ ....,,,. N'.'.'..'....'....,M Mr.. PARKE3
PAGES 1870. ~ IN I'D mes FURNISH sOd cLIsToS
DUCHESS Ok TOSGENJ' EVA. .......".;; Mr.. h0gY
DONNA LsOSoVs ..y..........; Mrs. ygRsON
10 sOucuie win the s.lebr'a tric' comedy " the
YOUTHFUL QUEEN,
CooNr DoxENsTsIN Urine n tni;tef lo,,y o,ruunr
GaEEvAMER srEtNBER9 ~..Mr CHARLES PISA Err
osr,rsn,oh DE- tVRy "a yaang ot ~Jhr nE mDLps
CHRISTINE, the youthful oa,.s Of Sw.4 'en.
EMMA, DOx.ps,eins uiscs Miss NJ RY BAR-Er1
ro 40 musis nnde, the aireci;0s Of Mr. Sc opel
1po-MOthOW t5ArUKOAYL
cay unlsersa cesro Boucesots popular q I'd charmi0
,,ou TIE IRISH HEIgess
moNDAf-Onye, Cold mi Ss stsnssrI Comedy
~ -, SHE sTOOPS 10 CONGrFR
one o. me standard attractions ostSs emit
1OCoDAi uouth tmsl BacAtoees poosiar Comedy
MARRIED LIFE
po1book open TOT "y OF tue above evening from toLH
now Comedy Ia four acts new and s gan, ceney@
@d decoiations. and most Wa l.. proaoes
TO be ., repeated: LOVE AND MONEY, TIE ROAD RI
RUIN. MASKS AND FACES. CArfAIN or T,i1
OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN. and AMERICANS IL
PARIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

NTARSHALs SALE.-By virtue of writ of
ll sale by the Hon John Cad"uadsr Judge OF the Dis
tct Court Of United aud Tor the ksste:n DtIc
Of Peunsyivspis In Admiralty to directed will Ue 'od at
public sac to highest and best bidder for cash. at Mich
cners store No I4Z North fTonst. on FRIDAY March ~
1854 O'clock u the Cargo Of tho steamer Princess
Royal, consisting Of
" cases Prints. Mohsir Lu'tres,
De Beige Check. Mohsr Checks,
Glaze Lsoos Persian Towels,
Italian CLOTH. &c
~ bales Setnets Velvet Pile Beive
Hesvy Tweeds Union Beavers,
Negro Cloths Union Pilot,
Cheyiots, &c
% 900 doz opojl Cotton,
A.hwoThs and other makes
1000 lba Shoe Thread. escorted
200J NJ. Needles.
500 great gross Pesrl. Military,
SuspeDdei aud Vest Buttons.
Also, viii be sold on SAIUh at the same time and
place, the residue OF ssid Cargo a. follows;
1000 gro.s Wood Screws, escorted
2 cases Files, assorted.
loo 900 Cigars various braodL
200 resms Writing Taper.
lao NJ. EnveIopea.
1900 lbs Mustard. in cans
go cases Brandy
800 OF Quinne
eOO OF Salph Morphia
800 los Powd. Opium.
Iodiao Potash bicafb Potash
OslOmsl-aBd general assortment OF Drres
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VIZ. NJ. WEEKS. Auctionesr.
A UCTION SALE--Wl Nh be cold az antiOn. on

"A tue pTemi.e TUESDAY. March 81. at &c och. p
a. hne COUNTRY RESIDENCE. oDs nnu e's wat from
Che Long Island Railroad depot Mn-ois, embracing 20
BUILDING LOTS Good baidnss, plenty Of sppe- pears,
peaches cborie grapes and variety Of beie' large
Gsrdsn-to richly usn1ed aud highly productive fenJ
OF forest trses Also LOUBLE HOUSE stone'. base
eaent ind cellars consi ng " LOTS and some
fruit berries s house well claae ed
for store which Is nurh Lee5e1 here. Also SMA LII
HOUSE Containing 70 pms CELLAR LOTS, fru
and fol- ct trees aud berries Alo, SHOP with steam
power stories 8x30 10 rs brn en- lumber sheds
This shop well calculated for tbs manufacture Of almost
ANYTHING The above property will be sold withon, reserve
a the is going West this Spinr Part OF the puch4e
money can remain on 10 mortgage de,red For iur.
cher apply to subscriber the pr.mi
GkOkUE b. JEROME.
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Goparfnersbip Hotties.

TI'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
u under the 6rm Of TAPPEN Il BURD 10 this day dis,
solved BY mutual CONSENT Ether party auth ized
We hrn's name In laaidstiOn-biaich n. lst5
DAVID TAPPEN,
q. W. BUkD.
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p1rFcKER, son 4 Co., win sell

n rtIg DAY. March 81, a. IL o'clock. at the MeT
80, % " 80, ~ o.. s.ls.rooI N, ~ ! roid"ay!
ohsn,s EkeHsht 10 AND WAt ER-S Tine long es,sb
,spsS Sn.os.. ocat On kOOsn as NO Js"e,, on the
D. w cV'hV, ';b puler Lot Is 2l3 nd II 9IJ9 I
sia II ~ sold free Of Of tApense for the Improvement
eHo % ~ Tile perfect Terms dating
Maos 10 ct No. IL Piue-sr - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

>. MARSHALs SALE OF PRIZE
80 fhoPEETY..by virtu. Of orders Of Sale t, ms
ofecteo oy the lion. William Marvin Of the District Court
Of the United States for tue Southern Dtrct of Ford
VII Sell at fuene A1son. on TUESDAY, March 81, ii
O'CLOCK M no ~ B1tciuysi. CARO- Of stes
vhrinis and AdelsI schooner. fsrmosn Ar,sls CsIna
CoI.i CsuneI CoIsi Lily Marie. Two Sisters. Ibere,s
Goods, Groceries 10, &c, Leather shoeI, Iiaaket:,
Liquors. 10.
And on WEDNESDAY, April 1863 at ~ IT,. a. Lain.
beers Stores Brooklyn the cargo Of schooneis E. Reed
Dart and Aieis and OOPS Brockeuboro aud IN e. Ches.
Ger consisting OF Sea leland and Upland Cotton Begging
Bale Rope Salt, 10
C.tsozoes for both sslos viii be ready for distribution on
Monday, o. tho Office OF BENkEh BROWN, No ne
WaD.st.. aud at the BarcIsy-st. store.
JAMES C. CLAPP. U. H. Marshal
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Amnsements.
ARNUMs AMERICAN MJTsEUM

I)ARnHRUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
on.,, FRIDAY. NJ. Oh u. ,so,
ohAND AALElDoScoPic COMBINATION
MANIFOLD ATTRACTIONS,
lcoh'Dned 49, tia"fn whseyer d,tacti,a th. ..
within the Spacious hal. ADD at VII .tever boar b
the Moseun, I'D .Id rr..r'-1 ." my ven
| NEW AND VIVID WONDERS
shall meet h;s admhngs' zs. .,.
| TWO SUPERIOR PERFORMANCES.
at both OF which viii b. the chaming pe Ito fclo.
| ing and endearing = -
| LITTLE MINNIE WARREN.
sis.sr Of Mrs uenss Ton Thnnb.' AID infinitely sur
passing 10 tho fairy chsr,csr Of Der PsosOOps Hsr
sd% p s o Tp ssgIS ss STAR OF GRACE
Wits her appers ........
COMMODORE MUTE, THE 10000 MUTT.
hs two together forming tho rSabie combination
OF manly sny aud femiuos sweetness la iaiiy or "1cn
the word ha' any uo ooheld faef "adl oes ~ s1d
impressive realization Of NEUROLOGICAL faeoy cause theu
image when LIVE W. % oS ' TIE Mto FOR EVER
an unfsdng recollection OF something that scarcely seemed
| earthly or to belong to conno. life
LAST WEEK
Of the
MALE AND FEMALE ARAB GYMNAsrs ,
JUGGLERS ACROBATS AND CoNTOHrlONiST1
Men who illustrate the sports OF Syrian Life
Ladies' who perform La lies have d'ns bsf,re
THE NEW MILITARY DRAMA,
entitled
win be repeated every and evsuog tas week With
sPlESp6R 9F m aIa @DjUSCrs
peculiarly fitted to time of war
In addition these three special erec Ions each OF which
ITSELF complete aud perfect exhibition there are aso to Do
MASTER ROBERT HENRY HENDERSON,,
HERO DRUMMER BOY
OF FREDERICKSBURG.
th. first 10 the river and the drs n rot Rebel
MR.. HARRISON. THE UNIQUE IMPROViSArORE,
who will mass you song any subject aud sng s to you
a. he makes Il
THE GREAT LIVING HIPPoPoTAMUs
THE BEHEMOIH or TIE BIBLE,
which will shortly leave on lie travels through the country
anda
MILLION OTHER sloHTJ
MYRIAD SOURCES OF INTEREST.
THE SEA ITSELF OPENS UP
and dscosss the wonders Of It's untodden depths ia tho
GRAND CRYSTAL AQUARIA,
wherein Life beneath Wave ard debz OF the
Ocean, Sea- aud River disclose themselves to gze. From
looking at them visitor listen with asonhment
SEAL PLAYING THE ORGAN,
and TO wonder al tbs living. terrible and roaring
BLACK Lion OF THE SEA,
the Abino Panty What Itf Great Bear samson; Mon
Snakes Happy Family Wax Figures, &C. &C, making
MORE SIGHTS THAN ANY OTHER BUILDING IN
TIE WORLD CONTAINS.
MORE WONDERS THAN EVER BEFORE WE'RE
GROUPED TOGETHERs
A CONCENTRATION Of ALL ENTERTAINMENTS
AN AMALGAMArlON OF EVERY THING
WATCH MAN CAN Wish TO SEE
Admission. % cents Children under 10 years Is csuGs
ON SATURDAY Next
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES.
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A J. BLEECKER, son & Co., will sell on
a. WEDNESDAY. Api l. At ~ O'clock, a, the Mef-
chtutS Exrhsnge Sales Room, No. III Broadway.
VALUABLE FIFTH WARD PROPEETY-On Wash.
fpgton-st -Iw o-storY tic Brick HOUSE and LOT No
1874 W. bet. Zach and Hujsrt formerly owned by the
late JOHN d. KINSEY. Lot 2)I62 feet. $500 ire
pain moEtgase Title iGdsPu.so!e Maps &C, at No Il
finest.
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NEW-JERSEY RNLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ AnFLPIIiA ADD the sCl I'll suf WISE VIA JtR-
SEY CITY-N.il aud Express Inrs leave Newly ofk al
and 40 M. 1. o. 1JI aud lliJ IN. Fare 70 Through
bsgga-o checked at anl 10 erd ,nd 100 p M,
a. W.shiug,nn I'd ~ ard r IT.. for the West.
J. w. Woodbury., Assi.ttnt Superintendent
No baggage @il DO received Tor rs.n' on.' delivered
and oil Il minutes Of the time of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

I EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber PANT
I,o "A e.. foot according TO condition. AND WAR.
TAINTED. 500 Grunist. 81 Psrk-row. l33 bowery 3''
gth.y., 500 Gh.sV ~ STU Az, cad IL o. Wv o.e
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'GaIcs on AnriloII.
A. ri. MERwiy Auc ione-'. DrJ
>cS NtupN-JN 4 IA. Irving Build

A. ri. MERvis Arc ione-'', -. r,,Id
UY BANCS. MERWIN ~ Co., irving Dul;r
ID ing No. s94 and $50 Bread way -Sse' S i, -
IiOns rS,uJe' %, Az AZ. E M.ss r. at cccs
tFkiDAf AtIEANoOs r,~ ~ a s-nil.nsn 10 ir,ng
nom the Pof~on-Compt.s complete ss'I o. .s @or
Law oud Cha cey 70 81 81 ,ne Laws C,nmeuslies
Treai.es ,s, edi,on 0' aE' ineIsdpr an IRON
evanety Of GOOD OIL Il FOHN'A "-
SAFE L.
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HExRY,H. LRsDs Co. Auctioneen
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF OIL

u
PRIVATE COLLECTION or MODERN PICTURES
HENRY LEEDS 1 Co., viii sci a suction on thurs
DAY and FRIDAY, Msrrh - and 81, 1t Y 6eoek each
EVENING at tho old Dns,sliorf Gallery. $40 bOsd"ay
highly Important sale Of Painngs private collection OF
Modern Pioures probably the choicest and most ext n'
ever offered public IN tie United States, eo".g OF
srol, of the highest elise and by masters tue most ducnt
70 ottsn chiefly painted 10 order aud 1cgdtg specimens hf
Rosa Boz beur H. DubUfr, jos Lies Gail HuObo Aususe
Bonheur Gerome RdoGari Frere. Lamniuet e. Yer
boeckhoyen Van Sche1del. Pstfois Henrietta Ron
uer, Thomas Coe, WIN. Sh yer, 81 Laurent de
Beul H. Won SaDen, AchenDach, Schi singer
Kruseman DO NOter, Van hamme. LeJek'
ert Akksudyke. Musln, Mea1ows
-. Stfosbsl snd stsche. .
s.sIch,p welgmsnn Dubufe Won Seton, Ncfheyden Yer
msasn Kru.euiau Gunther BidsD Of Utrecht Vsu Hove
Lecksf Strobe DenoteT 'ieIOe, Wan efs flnnot ma
s.l.tsin Ro:enboon. LockhJr De Bylnd Geni'son Yer
Sop schefhont Esarube gh Reecses H9ppenhfOwef Mn.
ain Wisms Csron Bronton, DuyieuI hiugoet fyna, r. e.
Williams, BarAAd. Lawrence. farTicn B-sttie Meadow
Arnhsld Adams J. W. Cole. Rogers. WeisAL &C. &C. Ap.
zoe WORK by Thomas Cole ana Others Of the Anenean
soooL The paintings in the col eetion by Rosa Bonheuf H.
Frers ard others n,y dhcut to obtain even
Ia Europe understood tbos' at st. nave orders io sev
erl wears advance and it presumed that the sls vi" be
therefore eng those who se pnrcbasHs Tor reign
account Tbn gallery viii be open for public inspection IN
A M /. D. IN, and fiOn the reputation OF I'M c0cc'
fion large endsuce may be anticipated We would invite
chose lovers Of the wish to enjoy favorable opof-
tuny inspection. to visit the exhoOn early a. cor
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gorass. Carriages, Sc.

i'lNE IIORSESa-I offer FOR SALE II pacngs
4 very superior 6~tc'ss clio ely matched Wiits,.
HORSES at csp be barn, % ans isn.
town. Oneida County n. Y who're ase .'t p,snins for
ing to purchase Loss Of my kind to cs sshEMON AT
tbe1ssys. NM
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Doois an0 Shoes.

AO SO 80, 81, and 81 5O.-slloES ana
RC, CATERS! At JJNEs's Nos. 10 ana Il Ann b.
II s-Please call and examine before puIche""s
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IRVING HALL.
GENERAL TOW THUMB AND WIFE.
Mr. CUAKLtS SIRAITON (G-ue al Tom Thumbl
Mrs CHARLES s sTkATrON lnes Mi. Lavinia W aricn
deferred their vis. to Europe until the mora
f.yoIor ~ crossing the Atlantic Accede to urgent solieita
lions and will have the honor t. no Il
PUBLIC LEVELS DAILY.
ut Irving Hal, COMMENCING MONDAY Mireh 80 lSol
Hour, o. Exhibition tMondsy, March 80. excepted when
M from II TIL i2i A. u tos Doors open halt az
hour Advance. .....-.... 90,
Tue rich nae sad elegant BRIDAL PRESENTS viii BE on
pnh H. exhibition Leyeo including tue nasihcen
e,rb.lI. rstbu ed their w-ddn ,ay Ut The fecsPt o.
Mr and Ma. General Tom Thumb will ia variety
OF erornances sougs den eha scteric ces'une- Ac
tner .uupuou aud cosy drobe boins AIDE sysa ITO Tor
ihr. different dresses at each Lvee Ga Tuesday nornn,
A. II a. az they viii appear the same bridal costume they
wor. at their wedding at Grace ChCrcl
h-(;,prr,l Tom Thumb conducts his business solely
on n own account Admission. - cents ChiGen unde'
TO- ~ cents.