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lot s. W cor. 9th av and 69th st. Is 5x100. SO $40
Three lots adjoining above on 9th av 25xloo 1870
OF 9th av., each 25xl00.5, each .......... COS
Seven lots adjoining the above ON tho west, each
Lot southeast corner broadway and Goth ST.. with
three lots adjoining on the avenue and one lot on
rve ,ory brown ssom" house and lot w. corner 49,
of 4sih ST. and Broadway, 24ox7s and SAL .l7T50
ny Al. Beecker, son 90.
ruy TIVE LATE pR WIN. p. xoFrsr.
Lot southeast corner 18th and lo5th st. with
three lots adjoining The avenue, each. SIS
Eight lots east side 18th av. comprising tho entire
front from lojth to 1o6th street, each IS III and
2ssioo zach IL "a, 49,, . 7aS
Eight lots east sas a,n s sy comprising the entire
rrisnsSnr plot plot Of ground bounded by broadway, '
Lot corner Of iosh st. ,Bro.dsay and iiih $500
Three lots on 18th av., adjoining above and run.
Three s,s adj shove on iih sv each a5yioo each $50
Lot OF lobth st. and 18th av. 2j11x00 500
o aSs, . i"s' on -. .v'" g
no. no. 90. .,.............. 500
TO cc ao Of roasxav and ,os,n $50
Two lots adjoining above, ia Broadway each 49,. 1oT5
Two lots losth st. bet Broadway and lin av, 700
LOT cor llih av and io5th st., aollxloo 1000
Two lots adjouins above on 1lb av.. each 6o5
sew" e above s on s sss q esh ss
roUr do do d.. 200 ZOO
-Four lots g. ". cor. 18th aud I0s,h st. each 400
Pour lots u. ". cor. iiil nv. and lo5ih ST., each
Is III ard 25x1O0 each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ala
-Four lots r. W cor nth av and 1ooth ST., each
2s.ii and 2ssioo; each. 1890: 600
Pour lots n y Tooth St. commencing leo feet W. OF
nth av., each 2ANl00, escb Observation-Disclosures. Ajo
-Four lots ADJ aho.e CD west, each 2oxloo H. each 500
-Four 10 40. each gCi
Four 40. do. each nj,
Eight DO. de-. each g2n
Tonr lots intib - commencing 100 feet w. N
lfth av.. eaUh 25xio0 ~, each ....4......... t7s
-Four lots adj. above west, each 26S Uo ~ orch 41
fcDr 10. -. each s05
Right lo.s cd. shove 90 W. each 9txicc.ii each ia
Tear o. ai5
ir.n, &. ~ lctt! - Ic1tn ~ y III =, and.
400 - -...' r0
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of the days

Money has been freely offered to-day at 6 per
cent. and some of the leading brokers have been
supplied at s per cent. If the present dulness
continues for two weeks lenders will find il diff
cult to lend at per cent.
1t is a curious fact that while the money
market has been stringent on first class securi-
ties the rates on A Mol paper have not been
above per cent.
lot of 100000 co day paper was passed to-
day at AZ per cent, and single names, well known,
at 5h per cent.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
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"A, March 3l-rn port ship D Palmer, Low. unc.
Amerfgan porfs.

BOSTON Nav 23-Arr schrs Curlew, Powers and ropdu.
,. crOss Nyors ca bark. k.ri d. S,s..e Mec Brad
briss MARSHALL Nehsson Gerec; u Morison sean Jsre.
mie; Deaan, Bachelor BALTIMORE TO load for saa Francis
Ferry and Alex hae rhansy T PSsdpSa Taos %S
Bragg NYork Sd snip ca a. Sst; Ksvoaioa Hall
iia- ;sSi 9 wsilds, Neal: ana M,dosa Chase SssIse.
pS 1s Ellen Perkins Edriassi Gem wis Pssda% ~;
.ssmsssp 5r America Soss s aoS wa Hss tr
iona Rins S sSen. and sarIns ps Sshse
Pierre and Fort DO France; rro,eus CHM Esw oress.;
i fssd ssP Pyhoa eeadss 81 Wind SE EsE
siearlshp AmcrIoa, and bark Katharine Maud: 60,
.hs deu Ssa Nh s is
Bedfori y II Abbott, smith, New Haven; Hal, Pa.
dock, south Glastonbury; Chase wson' Nf"'E SD W
'a s1h1rr Esrk rsadu, wilson Yyors Returned bark
waGsn on SUNDAY rsh "a No Point with
RICE from ForIress Nsno. CID ship Grey Ease Burgess
. Ro Sa syep cod con San Bias via saea Ken
nry Oyer Portsmouth,, MI WIZ Carol smi,hi hno .s.
Bew re sr Pan ons a. ssne fnoon Ogden Sc
BANGOR Nay aAr sclrs yro Pa, ~, po,ns Ella.
hr,apo' rseoa; isne Love- Narierssnc:
volan, Doie rhiadclhia sehrs 0rsn Wave Turreg NJ.
, re- ns rsr'e "a,a NyctS
Ss,i--hrr sicnrirl Fsp.,'nder Deerne Alexandria CID
big R. 12r" Nv 'l2 l9' err sssd p w.hns.or
EI.I1xBEfHruRT Way ND .shr. Eyclyn, Palmer.
Sshs ! ssisn'so ,. [Yf r ,. w..
~ Ds,,se,s. HlcF p.rpnd CLAIR. Phrsdcpfa for do;
IN. is"r,rta siav SNcS for BOSTON, fafkeloo Cong
~ fioy reported Win some o.hrrs tcion,
rettr XIV a ~. -sia .hrs " rrf,ie-. ems.
= t,a sY.t iAtfesaas e.e Y. III
.|t 40 I.D . ffsHt,e tr.i tltN IA
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INSTRUCTIONS :.

7 TowNsExD.s &c, BowERy. BELOW HOUSTON
N street lades aud gentlemen recese separate
Algebra. &c Ten Wrrg Lessons 81. or tweu..syc !.
including stationery obstruction thorough. cpsn lay and
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SECRET WORTH KNOwING.--r;O no THOMAS X.
u AGNEWS corner Greenwich and Murray and
the low he Is scn Ttas. Flour Fish Cocesr
Wiuf cverythnt In every family; Hams
Shoulders 6tsc For Sucass ljIsc upwards.
nR- BRIGGS MODERN CURATIVE FOR CORSS.
~ bnnons tender ect &C., coll by drusgsts aad sent
by " all for ~ cents 81 an So per box. Cosn.
bad nal. 1s hont pain by DR.. J. BRIGGS, CHI
roppdist. 2is broadway. y. y.
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FURNITURE wANTED.-f WANT TO PugrIi isE
large 1T OF gaod and medium, o,alhe ono Ftr.
nitGgc. Carpets Mirrors. liable Ani.c
lat pIcc Tor css Any Igts 0vinf the fsr
CAD on address r. NiIiiEM ). -: Broadway. Tor
u4~1
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THE HUMAN EYE-ITs COLOR. LANGUAGE AND
functions considered IN the l.h OF IN, Pny
sologs and Anatomy. Nth ed IL
including portraits If CANNING. Eomy Nell On Mr.
Eey smeaion. aud Bishop Bedel. Portfa o.
OF Dir. Mac:owan and inventor of TIL .nderLot
She ]. stctrhor stonewall JACKSON, &c.
lIow to Train up Chie,n IN tne way he shouli 20 hy
a dixn' uished man Music cultivation the Law
Of Inheritance: Ehnyogy. The Csleic rinrons
and ether ine esng raater, IN the juno PhrenoogI al
FUwLE:. 4 WELLS, No. EOS Broad way
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FRENCH LADY A GRADUATE OF A uXIvgR
"a sly, wishes engagement for August or sep
ten'ber with schoo family she isus " ali
branches In Frcsrh. ltlr-tgre. diswins an t;rraan
iiArisan ncent) She oacrs csnunias az her exencc
and sfui method. .ddscas MI G 8 NJ f. sAaing
Pm
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1904 CERTIFICATES HAVING HAD TiiIiE
LODI roots extracted without RAP 70, ~ pr W.
checrfuiy insert this ne nda ~ .... y.
from toothsche JoHN MONTGOMERY vs. bioo"e t"eo1
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THE sEoEssIoN OF VIRGINIA.
vote by witch the ordlnanle,e Passed.
From the Warrington Star.

. q i
|. Louis KinzeF, citizen of secesh pro,
cliyities. died recently in Alexandria, and
among his papers there turned up yea
and nay "blank form" with the vote in sec-
ret session Of the Virginia Convention up
on the question Of the passage of the
Ordinance ofSecession, each membeT's
yote-yea or aay-being checked OF oppo.a
site his name In print. To the bottom OF
the listsWas appendeda q note in the hand >
writing of Geo. W. Brent. the delegate to
the Contention -from-Alexaudria, setting
forth that the said vote wasltaken (decid-
ed-Ep.) at twenty minutes past 4, p. NJ.
Aprill7Ih, ls6l-tha pfecise tim e 1T which
it is well known, the Secession ocdina1ce
passed that body. Upto thisltime the vote
upon that terrible scourge to Virginia and
the whole countryahss been wholly mat
ter of tuuor, so t4e asths Pnblic.s knoWl!
|edgeIofiE II ID concernsd3 sue 40 man outside
of the oath bound band knowing precisely
what the maj6rtty for the passage of this
measure WAS, or who did, or Who did not,
finally Vote for It. So the discovery of
this roster among the papers of the former
Law partner of Geo. W. Brent, and our pub.
location of it TO- day, viii enable. the peos
pie of Virginia TO know precisely who are
responsible for bringing their current deso-
lation upon them, and who steadily voted
from firSt to st'against the measure.' h5Il
Yeas Vim, n. Ambieri Wm. B. Aston
Jas. Barbour, Angus B. Blakelgy. George
Blow, Jr.5 James B6issesu, Peter B. Boost.
Wood Rouldin, Vim. ". u. Boyd, Thomas
Branch, Jas. G. Bruce, Fred Al 9abell, Juo.
A. Campbell, Allen T, Caperton WIN. p. Get
Gil, John r. Chambliss; Aanims Chapman,
Samuel A. Cofman, Raphael n. Coon, Jas.
q. Cox, Richard q, Cox, John Gritcher,
Harvey Duskins. James 3. .sD6rman, John
Echols, Miers ". Fisher, Thomas s. Flour
noy, VIM W. Forbes, Napoleon B. French,
Samuel Il. Garland, II. j. GillesPieI
Samuel L. Grahsm. Fendall Gregory, Jr.,,
Vim. L. .iGoggin, John Goode, Jr., Thomas
F. Goode, +. bales, Gyms, Hall, L. g. Hall,
Lewis g. HarYie, james P. Holeombe, Jno.
n. Hughes, Eppa Hunter, Lewis p. Isbel,
4Earmadpks johnson, Peter o. Johnston,
Robert c., Kent JohneJ. Kindred, James
fLswson, Waiter D. Leake,y Hull. II 4eRar-
land, Charles &. Mallory. James b Mallo.
u, John L. Marye, ST.. Fleming Be- Miller
| Horatio G.. MoGeft, Robert L. Montague,
Edward 2! Morris, Jeremiah Morton, Vim.
IL! Eeblett, Johnson i0ffioks d. {. Parks,
/ Wm.i Ballard Preston. Geo. ". Randolph,
George W. Richardson, Timothy RlYssI
II
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TRUSTEE,s SALE

QY virtue of q deed of trust executed by Hugh
~ Nichols on the 18th day OF March, 1882 and now
Of record in Ohio county, State OF 6irgnia Ia book
~ page 5!2, Will sell In the city of Wheeling ct
the front door Of the Court House. on the rSt Mon.
day Ht July, 1855 the following property viz Lots
No 80, Jos, q, no. Ill, and 20 feet OF Lot No. lO2
parts Of Lots No. and 8, Snd lalrof Lot No. 69 ali
In the First Ward or the ty OF Whee ing. Also, at
same place aud time piece Of ground with the i'm.
proYements thereon located at tbs west end Of Union
l1reet on tae wharf, formerly known as the Ferry
HOUSE. Also at the Blne time and place. the fol.
lowing property in GrahHms addition to the city OF
Wheel ing, IN Quincy street, Lot No. /, u lot No.
%, lot No. 81, u lot NO.3 36- Alec, In East " heel
inE, North oflOt No. 70 Is lot No 90, and lot No.
Also, ct the same time and place, II. shares
Of stock Ia tue Belmont Bridge Company, and 10
shares Of stock in the 0Tth West Jrrt Bank u Vir
giplA will also sell under same deed Of ttTuStI IN
the second Monday in July, 1858, IN the town OF
M0undsvtlle, Marshall county, state. or Virginia. 4
farm knOWn as the Sockman Place, situated In SaId
haIehAll unity, on The waters OF Piah creek con-
tanning $50 acres, more or leGs. Said farm ia six
miles from Glen Raston and eight miles from Gamer
on. Also, viii sell under said deed OF GItrust on the
third Monday Of July, 1888, in the tIWu Of Martins
VILE State Of Ohio the MartlnsVille
Perry rtkht and bOat the Cottage Hotel viii eWouEs
No. 6S and l35. togo her With two pieces n and u
seres 81 EF9und ee locstedi In theSad town Of Mar
Terms Of aals-Ons thirdI In cash, the balance I'd g.
~ and IL months, with approved Bscgrty, and title
retained until the money ts paid
tmy9 ,.,fss, ISAAC COTS, Trustees.
So ciRirsTiIi6 Chronicle copy and sssd BIN 10 this
ounce. H.. fs 3ll-L1 ~ st3A+s 4h1 ~
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Robert f. Scott, Wm. @, Scott, Jno. 7, Sea-
well, James W. Sheaffey, Ohas. r. Slspgh-
ter, Valentine v. Sopthal, John n Speed
Samuel q. Staples, James 81, Strange ,.Wm,
Z. Suthetlin; George p & Tayloe. John 7.
Thornton, Rm. 81. Tredway, Robert H
\ Turner, franklin p, Turner John TYLER,
Edward Waller, Robert 81. Whitfield, Sam
uel. o. Williams, Henry A, Wise, Samuel
Woods Bs1j. F. Wysor--s8. = -'..oiy,sl5 :,
Gays--EdWsrd 81, Armstrong, Jno, iB.
Baldwin, Geo. Baylor, Geo. VI. Berliu,
4 0eleb Boggess, Geo. w. Brent, Wm. G..
Bt6Wn. tphn 8. Bnrdetts Jas7,i BpgIsyI
iGaItsFJ sHetraFd olsmsns, g, 7, Conrad,
=. 0astis, Marshal y, Dent, Wm,.H. Da-
lE6y, Jub8l A. Early, Colbert o. Fugste.
Pes tom .'Grayely, Algernon s. Gray, Ephraim
y. Hall, Aflsn 6.l b Dad, 6sps 4 I;
Hay lond5 ai9es 81. Hodge, J. G HoIls-
day, VI bGBtet D. Hnbbatd, .ySS HAIL !,
6o@ss. JON JsstSRA Jssk s9s4s 8A sEms: $sPs5s
Henry 81. Masters, Samuel McD, Moore,
Hugh n. Nelson, Logan 0sburn, Spicer
Patrick, !, Edmund Pendleton. George 4og.
Porter, Samuel Price, DAVID Pugh, John
p. Sharp, Thos. StiIIiugton, Burweii spur
loeb, Alex. H. II. Stuart, Chapman ]. Stu:
art, Geo, W. Summers, Campbell Tarrr,
iWm: White, Wm. c. Wlckham, Waiiman
7. Wiley, john Jahney tp'tesidentl- l-55.
Exused Bejamin Wilson s,,+g -
The following members appear not to
have been present as there is no tally OPP
posite their names in the list from which
We quote. - ar I'D 5a s1g
Alfred Barbour Robert e. Grant,
Addison Hale, John r. Kil0y, Paul Nc
Neil, John @ Marr, ThOs. Marlin, Peter
Saunders, Sr. hsf5e
: : -------,r \ We. know that Alfred Barbour
was on that day away from Richmond,
engaged in the work of betraying his
trust as superintendent of the United
States Armory and works at Harpers |
Ferry; acting as guide and virtual Super
of fthe band of thieves, " no with |
out the slightest pretence of State author
ity even, stole tho arms and burned the
the prpetty of the Government located
iAieA T4E4' tSt1I. gvs Sid aET sfanl
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.7eFAOLI h01IGE8 Double the above rates.
early Advertising on reasonable tsrmA aoooF-
AI from tranieqt ppFsous or tranR
erS. TO bo paid FOR IB dduGnes. = - :, .
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines $40 ner year,
oE 9 loF hx months but for shorter period nothipE
viii be counted less than square,
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Ia limited to
me AdTerttserH, own IN 8sdIAte business; and ali
embellishments for the benGat OF other prSons as
ven a. Allegal advertisements, and adVertisemsntS
ofapstion aAlas ald rosl sent IA By theui nuis
bepald for Mt the uSuRtF6tel :: =
&s-sstgIls3 WI b until forbid and eharEod
accordingly. 7 y nt'El n % NJ ny
Notices for Political Meetings 70 be charged In all
Marriages NOticosof Funerals, and annoneemehts
Of sermons 50 cents each. nonY1II'69
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:. The United Ss States Z Z'l'Upoa19isFtna'ion' 3s9
Shor;r,ssnsI5Sssssityo $Sg,s5s or ooaassssl9a. i35


WHRREAs, an information has been hlel on DO,
} Nv , ,hSlf'o the United States by the Attorney
thereof for the Western District of Virginia In the
District Court Of the United States for said district
on the 2Oth day Of May, 1868 against the personal
property Of J. q. Morton, In the hands of D. Burk.
hpEtand tbs Bank of Berkeley, in Virginia alleging
ip substance, that said Morton has nsefi snRaQed
since the lIth day Of July, 1862, In insnrrection
2saingt the United States and 10 giving aid aad com
fort 70 the enemies of the same; and that the eby
among other reasons Ia ssid information mentioned
ssia property became forfeit to the United States;
and PRAYING that the same may be condemned as
forfeited a. aforeSAld. risG - JnrEHa Il5ll =
Nov, therefore: Ia pursuance Of the mouition mn
0erIhe sehl Of the said Court, to me directed and
delivered do hereby give public notice to all per-
sons c9lming said property, Ia any mapuer inter
ested therein, that tFey1be and Rppearl Usore the
said District Court, to be held at Wheeling in aud
for the said Western District OF Virginia. on the 10th
day Of june, 49, g. at 1locloek In the forenoon, Of
that dAy-if thesame shall ne day Of jurisdiction.
u not, on the next day Of jurisdiction thereafter-
then and there t. interpose their claims and make
their allegations in Tn lt behalf - Slloft aslEE1
Dated this 2sth day Of May, 1868, q, l,.,r
r. 49,, ~. -, - T. "! MORTON, o. s. Marshal.
PENJ. q, SMITH, o. 8, Attorney Gi Imy9S-i6t
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8c8 sGi o. n2t
The United ststesI. Z
Upon information.
ar#a-sI#ru Nkg IuL HlI. s4I
The goods and chSttels, credits
and effects Of the Bank OF the
for
. N1nh6tAtinn.

iani Sfects Of The Bank Of t6s oOuhSGstiOh. =
Commonwealth. n.5l - sta 5na gI4iIci
NV HEREAs, an information has been rhled In the
W. District Court OF ths United states for thu
MsStsr1 Distriet Of yrginia e 9e the 29tb
the attorney thereof fpr sSId pistEet, Againstthe
goods chSttsls credits and effects Of che Bank of the
CemEqonQ Qsalthin the hAndsoR d lBuFlhart and the
Bunk Of Berkeley In Virgins, alleging In sub4tSnee
that said property has Been brought since the 16t6
day Of August, 1851, frompArts Of tb United Sttes
deeared6y the President TO be IN inSurrect on into
9theFpSrt9 of4he United States not coin insurree
ton; for which, among other reasons In said tnfor
natibn menti6ned, ,5atd property beche foFfelted to
the use Of the United States, and RgeyipE that the
San1e may be condemned as forfeited as Aforesaid.
EOWi ttferefFe, insp OFF tbs ,monitIou an
der the seal said Court me directed and de-
Ivered, do hereby give public nJtlee 70 sllpsrsont
si9i9lPg ths s1ta PE9ReEg qEi9 any manner ntSE
said qsuss 30 be hasdet gfheeapE In and fOr
the add estern District ef the 10Th day
e June At 9listeq ihtb forenoon Of
dAs, provided fbgsanls shall he day of Juris-
iuttOn. 9tiI5rI lSy OrJdrlsq[etion
9ud make their allegations IL thRt behRIGT
I Dated the QSthS day df Nay 1863.
T yss- I-g,-tHk & tHilE.M E0RTON; q. .ggMGrshRl.i
RENJ. Fl. SIXTH, Q. s., Attorney, hoe ymy29 1st,
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INOTIClEl. ClEl
PRoyosr MARSHAL GENEnAI,s o7RIcE,
% So IWashfnptO1 Ma, 90 IokQ

TNHE attention of all officers, who have been hon.
l orably discharged on account of wounds or disa.
6ty, and Who desire to reenter the service in the
Invalid Corps is called to the provisions of General
Orders, No. 1O5.. of 1868, fromthe War Department.
Such officers requested to comply promptly with
provisions ofth order aud send their written
applications, therein provided for positions in the
Invalid Corps, 5(statu tho charact of fIieff disa
with little delay possible, to the Acting
AH!igtant Provost Marshal General Of the State Ia
which they may be: Such Acting Assistant Provost
M4rbhal General will at once forward the applica-
tons With hiH Enforcement, to The Provost Marshal
General at Washington. -
oMearSlfor tie T6VaIId C0rps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing ihs papers reqnired by
Geparal Order No. 1885, OF 1868, from War Depart,
ment. Their pay and emOlumsnts will comtdencs
from date Of acceptance of such RppoIutmeuts, and
not from date Reorganization OF tue respective c9
maatdS 70 which they may be assigned. : 5aJ-, iss
]. B. FRY,
ny2e4m u5iIiIl Provost Marshal General
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B1ARbAI.' 'SARkIlGA. SPRlNES,

WLASHINGTON HALL fIeta -AIrs. NInson'sL 10,
wv long and fayorkbIy known to visitors at the
SPrtngs, Is NOW OPEN for the irRception of guests
WAY WAY, :hstween the C0N6REsS and EMPIRE
SPRINGS, and Is surrounded by ample ana beauti!i
fully shaded grounds Table flrst ctass-and the
rooms well adapted for families and argR parties OF
irisnds For further particulars address WAS n
1NGToN HALL, SARATOGA SgRIHGS. m juno I'm
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SEAIs, in considerable numbG b are de-
vouIiug the salmon caught in the stake
nets in the heighBorhbod Of Iyerness,
Culloden, Ayoch, and Fortrose, in Scot
land, where Notwithstanding, large quanz
tites have been taken during the past fort
EtStisaI Ce11 =aie9f9 Doe ,s21a7s s-ll
AN anviljbloek weighing 100 tuns has
been successfully cast at the Midland
Works Sheffield tho largest ever ca,istz IN
England. ai!osb 'sa1a = = 3spse =
y ANAN in New Hampshire had the mis-!
fortune recently to lose. his wife. CJv,Ierr
her grave he caused stone to be pIaseat
on which, In the depth Of his erffef h,
had ordered to be inscribed: soTeafs can.
not restore hsE-theFef0se I weep, 5s Ss'F5
A large breadth Of land in ORio WilhBa
devoted this year to the cultivation of TO.
baeco sdn d5iEE slSlE .Eoid d.sa
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.9atlgg utellige1rtBr
TEHRs OF5ADVERTIsIna. J

TRnyIsoIrD LINES OF NoRPARtu, (os oHE IiS,cH. Ioh
LESS, NAKE kSoukRE -. 80 u
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SAMUEL r. WHEELER,
OoILEoToR n; q : Pes lRsNsIe9s goIpIERs on
ATEoRNTE~

COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS. sOLDTRRS,. m. ANA
,a 5i-2DAND cERTiF1ED AccoUNTs. Ol'AAA-S--
LII oflcerg, Soldiers, or seamsn, disabled jn Ii,
"A service II the United States are entitled 20 pan
sion for life and IN of their death tho Edo1
orphan children, mother sister Of any suci o6esT'
soldier or seaman, Is entitled to pension and ~
the bounty Of hundred dollars and sii bSek ~,
due Ny fee In each case Il FIVE lDOIiLARS jffls
claim or pension Is collected, and NO CHARGE "a
bio terms. 1rlFF l FHfs7 II ~
once. No; $50 Fourth atreot sarths cOurtbosS,
"neoLlns, va. l.-.ia5- -,-s-.5s 5-. Parl4-tf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

arrived, and thfe tiaso 'besb no iFsiig6ad
communication ines With ths matkst!!, ,e q
Among 1.-THE &ssra killed was gaptatu
ehsrles sihbtpI Ufths. 4 22d Ohio baiisiy
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~. ! = iSf isiSsl! Sas SfoIsS. sss!thlssiRS1h
When the, FsRll -stsRmss Calypso vas
captured by!sth United States steamer
Florida, while Y thgp way from EassSu 20
a port iuiNOrth Faroliaai ya-rsbst mail bag
vas fOuudfonib4 4trds from which tho iIfoll-
lowing curious lttvrsWsre taken. lrss q
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-26

AB<oVerS2, 800, 900 Of Cash OapitalrepEossutsd by
his old and Well A eney, where eyeryeis
IA the above 0es has been prornptIypaid In wheel
ting, before Il was due by the terms the policy.
rsvl-g a -LF g9WsE. RETERsON,7 q
-. oAoSAOkt door to the n. 4 II. Bank,
Jy7I69-ly Main street. Wheeling.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-03
Help the Sick and Wounded.
THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION

Is now fully organized. so that il can reach the
soldiers in all parts of the army with stores and
religious reading and instruction
Its object is the spiritual aud temporal welfare of
the soldiers and sailors. Ii distributes lis stores by
means of Christian men, who 70 without paw and
give personally to those who need, ACCOMPANYING
each distribution by words of religious counsel and
cheer. and by such personal attention as may be
needed.
The main object of the Commission Is the religious
welfare of the soldiers but they find that they best
succeed in this by first ministering TO the bodily
wants, and then pointing to Christ.
AT the present time the Commission are doing all
in their power TO aid starving in
the prisons in Richmond and for this purpose need
large sums of money.
Funds are much needed to procure religious read.
ing and such special stores are not given We be-
heye all stores entrusted 70 us will be faithfully dis
tributed.
For further information directions and documents
address HENRY ii. BURGESS, SO Commercial street.
Portland.
Money may be sent TO CYRUS SruRpIyANT "a
Commercial street, Portland and stores to any mem.
Der of the Army Committee.
where more convenient, stores and money NAV be
sent to GEORGE ii. STUART, Esq, Is Bank street,
Philadelphia
The members of the Commission arc
George u. Stuart, Essl., Philadelphia
Rev. Rollin II. Neae, ID. D. Bosion
Charles Demond, Esq. Boston,
Rey~Bshop Z. $. James. d. ID, New York,
Rev. James Ees, D. D., Brooklyn.
Mitchell NJ. Miller, Esq, Washington,
John 7. Grocer, Esq, Philadelphia
Jay Cooke, EsI,, Philadelphia
Col Clinton b. Fisk, ST Louis,
John V. Farwell, Esq, Chicago
T;R. HAYES, Al CHASE,
H. II. BURGESS.
Army Com. Portland Y. NJ C. association.
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