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"ils al The damngs YOU sso 10 ths rail.
road sad crops. Csuy of stock ~ all de-
ssriptions aud Hsgresr, 80 a. to rrsvsus
for,ssr planting n ,hs ~sr 10 10 last an
Other ear, let The Sh<naodoah Valley re-
m,dp warren vssts. u q. GaAsr."
u !. farther g,ssa "us ths, Goa. Grant
has ordered The above to be- 80 couptsisly
CARR d oat that n crow ayiag syss ths vaL
lev. viii have 70 cary In ows ratiea..
All day OF ths 20sh both Caster and
Merritt were engagsd in destroying the
crop. n'ilis, md al property of sss to tho
rebel .s@y The scene p,s-eeist on this
"crs-iOn 80. indeed = ,ssy sadd~uins but
siiil n very n-cesssSy one. ln the cousss
Of tbs dsy ~s Destroyed snosgs wheat TO
ssbsiss the whole rsbsi arny for ysss 10
coasr, sessdss soIisstiss Hfssss suadred
scsd 81 sst,is aud about tsrss thosz.sd
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Confederate States of America
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJ'T. AND INSP'R .GENI,s orrICr


RICHMOND, Va, September -, 1854.
GENERAL,O ORDERS NO. 76.
j THE troops raised under the Ac, of Con.
= gress, approved February II, 1854, styled
Seservss, constitute q peculiar force. suxili.
ary ", but IN measure distinct Il ON, the more
permanent army, and are exciusivsly under the
orders OF tie general officers assigned 20 their
command in the several States, subject to the
following notifications:
When commander Of active forces reouirea
the reserves a. reiniorcemeuts, application will
be made to the Secretary of War or directlv to
the General commanding tho reserves and
when reserves are assigned, ia pursuance Of
such application, to . district department. or
army commander, they become, during the ne,
riod OF such assignment, subject to his control
to the extent that he alone will direct their
military movements, determine all applications
for furlough and be responsible for ;li.ir bsing
furnished 9Th the necessary supplies, eouin.
ments, &c; out questions appertsi,ling 70 their
permanent organization into companies, bat.
talions aud regiments, the grant Of discharges
details &c, will at all times be determined by
the General commanding reserves
When reserves are assigned to the active
forces by the War Department, its order will be
necessary for their recall but when transferred
by the General commanding reserves, he may
IeCah uc" NJ uis uiScrcuOn, the orders thorn,
for being transmitted through the commander
ot the district, department or army in which
such reserves may be serving; but, if their 70,
tentiou be deemed by him Indispensable, no
shall immediately submit the question 70 this
office for the decision Of the War Department.
in the meantime retaining the reserves Affected
by such orders. - -
During the assignment Of reserves with tho
active forces, the commanding officer will have
punctuallv transmitted 10 tile Genersl comman.
ding reserves monthly return of such reserve
troops, similar to that required BY Paragraph
44b, Army Regulations. to be mad. to tbs Ad.
Jutantsnd Inspector General.
! When reserves are serving with active forces.
no discrimination in the issue Of rations Aud
supplies OF camp equipsge- between the two
classes Of troops will be- permitted.
| III. The following prices, being the average
Of late schedules established by Commissioners
for the States East Of the Mississippi tliy.r
With cost OF transportation included, will be
charged for subsistence stores sold 20 officer.
under the Act Of February IL, 1884. ana
amendments, in Virgins, North Carolin.
South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, AiAbsm.
Mississippi and East Louisians, until furthe,
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''DksTRecrIoS ~ Mills, CRoPs AID
RAiLGoAD Pn PsWrY AHp The CARRr:no
orr o. fARs NAsD,ro rKEvsSr FUarnsa
tLAsrime "-U"der ,his head, in flaming
caP' all. The New York ,isrs!d has. In its
accounts from the Valley. the foiiow wing
piece VI official in sIiigeuc.. Il nseds no
so"msni: il bsnrs il. osn infamy with IT,
Let every South-rn man read IT, and let
po-isfi.y prsssrss il as relic Of THE ehr,..
tian, civilized, "uopsitationai" war:
Destroying the Cr"ps in the Vsiley -
.Dn Thursday, September 2st General. Gus.
tsr's AL Merrhrs divi.ieus were seut up
the sslls, TO destroy, according the follow.
mg order:
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''GLoErors TiDtx0s"--Uuder tbis head the
Charleston Mercury of late date, ha, the Iul,
lowing:
ave have receissd some authentic aud very
cheering accounts from the Army oi Tennessee,
the pu6iicssion Of ~hiclf We have bses indeed
a. deter. lees such publication shoa!d prove OF
advantage 70 the public .ncmy. The season Of
at an c"d. Already affairs wear a new face. IN
that unhappy region, aud Besuregsrd. the For.
sunate, b st the hsad sf cur army.
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Ihe Elections.

We publish below the result of the elections
Tor Senator and Representatives in the various
District, lar an heard from:
CnAELzsrox.-Represr',sutives.- Buiss,
r Duryea, J Hancksi, 4 NC sdy W whs-
ley, N o'Connor, w J.Gsyer. y Lord, Jr..
h CsmPhsll, J Eason, K B Rhett, Jr,
Riggs. X Yesdon, = Porcbsr, 4 Nagrath,
y ID Richsrdseo, ) Sass, II I Pesks, J X
BoyIsston, w A WartIsw.
RIcnLInp.- .-Reprsss~t atirea-J II Boat
wright, r n job. ston, ; W AcAaster, J u
Adams
Clark oftA- Co~yt.-D B Miller.
OSdissTy.-J Bell
KsRsRAw Ss,safor u Boykh,.
Rprcsrmsai~.-W T. Le,,ner, Major u
DeSaussure.
PAtLusLD --Ssaa:or--E q Palmer.
Representatives, u II Bosissou, Js"ss B
McCsuts, Henry G Davis.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.
The friends Of w. W. Baskin .ppoun..
hlm a candidate for Sheriff a. tho eu.siug
| election.
We are authorized to announce Capt J.
u. Cnskey = candidate for Sheriff At the an.
preaching election.
DIR. EDITOR You will please anuouncs
Capt. A. .. Nisbet, ~ a candidate fur Sb.,.
lit, Of Lancaster district. lie ia a private
in Capt w. l.. DePass' Company of Light
Artillery. MANY FRIIsps
We nre authorized to announce Can't
w. i. Phifer u candidate for Sheriff At thu
ensuing election.
e MK EDITOR Please announce Mai. NJ
Hilton, candidate tor Sheriff of Lancaster
District, and oblike
MAHT FRIENDS.
We are authorized TO announce Ssrot.
II i. Mobley, Of Capt. DePass' Battery. a
candidate for Sheriff at the next election.
The friends Of Col. John B. Cousar, an
nounce him = candidate for Sheriff Il the
ensuiHg election.
We are requested 10 announce ]. N.
Small ~ . candidate for Sheriff.
MR. EpIrOR.-Pleass announce Jsbp n
Adams, private 10 Co. "A" lot 3. e. Ia.
fantry, y. u candidate for Sheriff At N. an.
suing slsc.ion aud you will obi,ge,
MANY SOLDIERS.
=. We are requested 70 announce Mr. Or.
born Floyd (s member Of the Hampto,
Legion) n candidate for Sheriff At tina an
We are authorized 10 announce Can't +
N. Soweli as a candidate for Sheriff of I.n.
caster District for the ensuing term.
L)ST.-On The road from I.an...,a, q
II. 10 my rssIdenso, u Wagon tvrs. Tn.
hnder will be compensated. ii no will lesy.
II nj my Eouse, or in!srm me where I ..n
getit. J.. Al. SHAVER
Oct. 10, 1854, as,
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WILLIAM WALKER,

NO. sol TBGRp STREET, DAYTON, ONO,
Is prepared to accommodate his customers Wit
j eyery article OF gepuemsns wtEnag Hpi4rel @
the latest lyle tnd best quality, 1hose NbC a.
coats, pants, yesls, shlrs, hOSiery, hAnaBsnAuoia
gloves boots suoez slippers, AZ, VIII 10 w, G,
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son, OsntaFillei Il Myers, New LehaneB; n Jackson,
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Johnsvlei Arnold6 Limbert, south Ellington; Jacob
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W MURPHY, VandRlia; X Nickoie, Liberty; " Reea,
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LOOK OUT COR the GIANT sKELETON.
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT a27. SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay .artculaf attention to the quality OF our
material and use only the best English steel.
we repair all the skirts which We se l,without extra
sa-onr retail department y In charge ofcompetent
indes Corsets and Spiral Bustles constantly on
sold Wholesale and retail at No. sS7 second street,
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Huslc,,
MERCHANT TAILORING
HENRY MULLER.

HENRY MILLER.
THANKFUL for patronage heretofore extended to
4 the brm OF mlller a haIch, respectfully solIuts
continuance of tne same to hmsei ,at the clio Ata.u
duBIon Building, oother hlru ana Js rsIsOn streets
where he viii Always he found with - ui assortment
goods in his line.A ieSuaW
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UozpdrtmCrsbip.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TNHE undersigned have this day formed q co part.
nsrship under the name and hrm Of BREENE A
NlX) Y, for the pnrpoose Of traRsaoting a Wholesale
and Retan Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Business
~ the old Stand Of W. q Bresuet % Mhn street, on
pOsits the Cour Holao, where they would ~ please
70 the friends OF th house, aud as many new
Snss A. may faYor them sith q call.
WILLIAM BREENH
a.laa l ARDkEW o. NIXON
Dayton, February 1, 1854 -fslldsAEl --,,r
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RE AL ESTA TEA GE MT.
NO asO TAIHo strict, AT John Il. sToPFTL-

MARS oFFIUE,
I HAVE Rlarge1 nU,rnt of property for sale, such
Ms houses and lots, ~ ali pHIs Oi the city 81 yarI-
Jus prices, rsnglng NON fur hunS eo 10 ten thousand
1o'lATs, on 1000 POI nen1si and we'll situnfedi and
any quantity Of vacant lots t0r sale Al 0, several
acres duwn TO two acre {, adjoining the cIty
the county. '
Those having property fof sale aIu thCsq wanting
Euy, wilt 90 well TO cali on me- as / shall give
rompt attention 20 all luslness trusted TO h} cafe
vr had consfderEbe enPerence 10 the business.
IaSdlm A. MCCLJkk.
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Newspaper Office Destroyed bysol
0iaFR.


DAYTON, March IA party. of twelve or
fifteen fnrloughed soldiers OF 90 O, 44th
Ohio regiment, went into the Empire OF
hoe ct noon to-day, and completely rid
dledthe establishment.
After the work was done the soldiers
went to the Court House steps, and the
leader made a speech, in which he took
upon himself the whole responsibility of
the act. By this time large crowd was
gathered, aud Z. 8. Young, Esq. and r. j.
OorWine made speeches. in order to allay
the excitement. During the speech Of tue
latter, man 10 the crowd made an often.
sire remark about the government protect
ing niggers, when the soldiers made rush
at him.
In the melee dozen or more shots were
fired, resulting in the wouudiup Of two
soldiers and the death of a man named
Dau'l Carl, from .Tippecanoe, who was a
mere spectator. He was struck by ball
in the lungs, and died in few moments
afterwards. He leaves large family 10
mourn his loss. Capt. Badger, of Co. q,
was arrested aud admitted to bail in the
sum OF $500.
There is, much excitement in the city,
bat as all parties condemn the act, It il
not likely that any further trouble will
grow out of it. The Home Guards, how.
ever, are under arms to preserve the peace
OF the city, should it be again threatened
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Last Nights Report.
Further from General Fitzpatrick

Further from General Fitzpatrick.
WAsHINoToN, Feb 3d.-The Star of this
evening says, we have had late interesting
Information from the front to the effect
that General Fitzpatrick, with force of
picked cavalry men has arrived at White
Honse and formed a junction with a
force sent mp by General Butler from The
Peninsula. This statement is based on
facet that two of General Fitzpatrfck's
scouts have come back ana made the above
report, and the report is believed in the
army of the Potomac. Fitzpatrick ia thus
within, q few miles Of Richmond, and as
General Butler is cooperating with him
we may expect to hear of startling news
from that quarter, in a day or two.
On his route to the White House, Kill
patrick having orders so to do, avoided
meeting any large force of Eebels, After
he had left the front another body Of 800
picked cavalry were sent out TO communi-
cate with him, they, however, met rsbe I
force and as their orders were not to fight
If it could be avoided, they moved towards
the east, and the oommander not striking
the direct road, came upon party of rebels
near Frederick sb1rg, captured them, burnt
their camp, and destroyed quantity OF
valuable army stores, aud then passed on
their way to join Fitzpatrick.
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M - u II Ut sl.E
This invaluable incidence Is unfAiIuE in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases 70 Which
the female constitution Is subject ItnioletateS an
excess and removes ali Distinctions, and a speedy
cure may be relied on. ss ~ /
TO MARRIED. LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. 1t viii, in abort lime
bring en- the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, Bsars the Govern,
mont Stamp of Great Britain oprevsnt oounterfslts
'i.tt- -sf CAUTION.
Tn q Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
arc sure to bring on MIscarriage bot at any other
time they are safe " - u a. f. ( ~
In all cases Of nervous aud Spinal Affections Painb
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion,
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Mysteries aud Whites,
these Pills will effect careWhen all other means
have failed: and althoagh.a powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, oalonela Glttmony, or anything
hurtful to the constitution. -
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack
age, which ahosldbe carefully preserved. % (
Sole agent for the United States aud Canadas,
l=H JOB MOSES, u cOttlandt St, MY.
N. B.-$1.o and six pOstdge stamps Enclosed 70
any authorized agent win insure u bottle containing
my Pills by return mail z -
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

G9ro ILs The energetic firm of Con-
nelly, Ford 4 Co., Oil Refuers, in East
Wheeling, are not Ouly furnishing Uucle
Sam an amounto of revenue 10 the shape
Of taxes on their business, exceeding, with
two exceptions, any other establishment
of any sort, 10 the district, but are throw
ing great deal of light, over the country
by their brilliant Illuminating carbon
Aud last, but not least, they are producing
a Notwithstanding petroleum, in guam
titles to suit the market, and from the
satisfaction it has given in its use on our
presses, engine, &c, we feel free. TO recon-
mend it to our readers everywhere as being
better adapted to lubricating purposes for
machinery than anything we ever yet have
tried.
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9Dgg OFlegraphs
Afternoon Report.
The Movements of Cen. KiIpatrioE

The Movements of Gen. Fitzpatrick.
.lAsaIseToN. March 2.-Nothing is Off
eially known of the whereabouts of Gen.
Fitzpatrick. IL is sand in well Informed
circles that on Monday be was 10 Spott.
sylvAnia y H., which according TO the Ga.
zstIe is 65 miles from Richmond.
An officer who arrived here TO night
tromithe army OF tho Potomac reports that
when last heard from be was within ID
miles A6t Richmond This however NAV
be mere surmise, Sas there issno comm1.
l.nicatton by which such a fact could be
ascertAined Custars movement was to
deceive or draw of the attention of the
enemy While Fitzpatrick jonrneyed in au
other direction. The snpposition'i is he got
tAif stsrt with no danger in his rear. he
mas, certainly had sufficient time to reach
hlcRapp9nd # snch was apart of the plauof
A specialize the Times dated washington
March says, nothing reliable has reached
Washington this evening concerning Kill
patEtck's movements. There was a report
at Brandy Station to day brought in BY a
deserter that our cavAlry had torn up sew.
eral miles OF the track of the Virginia Cen.
trail railroad between Louisa o. d. aud
TollersVille. a deserter further states that
troops which had been dispatched TO
Richmond u, defend it against our cavalry
were obliged to return owing to break in
the road d.Bsyeral bridges were destroy
ed. The'rebels cannot repair the damage
ihsless tbansten' days. We shall probably
hear of fitzpatrick at Suffolk.
a special to the Herald, dated Head.
quarters, Army of the Potomac, Feb. 29.
says Fitzpatrick, OF the head of a large
force of Cavalry, left misplace on Satur-
day evening on grand expedition. The
strength of the entire command we d o not
deem il judicions to. publish at the pres
ent time.
On Saturday the command proper en-.
camped at old Yerdiersyille on the Preder-
ieksburg and Orange Court House plank
road, miles south Of the Rapidan.
On Sunday morning the force demon.
strated In front OF the enemy's works up
pnk Nine Run, deployed as Infantry in order
70 cause the enemy to mass in that locali.
~, to resist attack. In this capacity thew
acted all da! and at night rested ia IRE.
ired and safe position. between Yerdlers.
vile and!RobinsOn's tavern.
AT o'clock ON Monday morning Gen.
Fitzpatrick took up his line of march south .
ward towards the junction of The VIRGINIA
Central and Richmond aud Fredericks.
Q, q. just al dark. Ffom ibis point Col.
DahIgreen, with selected detachments from
the Cavalry, was despatched to Frederick's
Hall, midway between the Junction Of the
above named roads aud GordornsYille.
where had been packed the whole of tie
rebel artillery. Col: Dhhigreen was to
have destroyed the artillery, the rords aud
telegraph lines and rejoini Cen Fitzpatrick
or report 10 the morning, Tuesday March
,frst. .s,5ss
At seven O'Clock last evening the exus.
dition was heard from, and then everything
was goingou swimmingIy aud according
TO the programme $1,000
sFtedsrick'ss Hall is 4OSmiles. from Rich
mOnd and Hanover Junction 2s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
GG9sCIROuTr OouRr- TRIAL Or WN oar

sCTR0pET 0OuRE TRIGL OF WIZ .CRun-
DAs, ron BuRGIARY.-Tbe case Of the State
against WIN. Cruddas, charged with bur.
glary, was tried in the Circuit Court yes
iterday' betOreJ Judge CALDWELL. Msj. Flesher
appeared forthe State aud N. Richardson,
Esq appeared for the prisoner. It appears
from the evidence that one night about
the middle of last month, John Hiumarch,
who has lately returned from North Caro-.
lima, rePOsed and slept at the house Of his
uncle, Thomas Cruddss, in East Wheeling
When he went to bed he had in his pocket
eighteen dollars. When he got up in the
morning his money was gone, and it was
discovered that somebody had broken open
aud entered the house through a window
during the night. Suspicion fell upon WIN.
Cruddas, son of Thomas Ctuddas, and
cousin of Hinmarch. Officer Emanuel Mar
shall was put upon Williams track and
arrested him in East Wheeling, ACCUSING
htmso the theft. william upon being ar.
rested asked leave to retire few minutes
into a sort of an clubhouse. Leave being
granted the accused retired, and upon
coming back he was taken in charge by
another officer. aud Marshall went into, the
clubhouse and found some money concealed
therein. Ten dollars of the money thus
found Was produced In Court, aud Hin,
march said he thought it was the same he
had lost on the. evening in question:
Another witness testified that oruddas slept
10 an adjoining house on the night in ques-
ton. He went to bed at az early hour
and did not get up till O'Clock 10 the
morning. The jury returned verdict of
not guilty, aud the money was returned to
cruddas, who was discharged
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04

NEw YoRK, March sd.-The Richmond
-ExamineEot thei24tb, says an official de .
spatch, was received at the War Department
last night, from Polk, stating that Sher.
mans forces had segacuated Meridian and
were retreatipg in two coIuuus towards
Vicksburg. |: is supposed that finding
bis designs on Mobile thwarted aud his
cavalry endorsements In excepted aud be-
ing In distress for supplies, he was forced
to abandon his expedition and take the
desperate e4pedieit of retreat Though
country stripped of supplies aud laid waste
by his advance. Whether he can retreat
successfully remains TO be seen.
A Mataporas letter % The World reports
that the French have evacuated Puebls.
GordeFas Jalapa and oriEaba, for lack of
men TO, garrison them:
The Mexican army under UragA is said 10
be $4,000. Itis iumOred he bad been de-
feated by Gen. Bazaine.
Large trains of cotton are arriving dali
yeat Aatamoras from Texas. $50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
The Exchange Of PrisonersI..

WGsarsoron. March 2d.-An imOortsp.
arrangement for the exchange OF prison /.
ersI mas been going on for some time
past An unofficial Correspondence has
passed between Gen Butler, aud the rebel
Commissioners. Gen: ould, In relation to
tus nA!ter. This correspondents has 70.
sS a'ss ~ q declaration of exchange, in
cred at City Point mp 70 the 24th January.
1884, are declared exchanged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
Ihe Expedition 81 Can. nnatar..

MAsHINGToG, March 2-The s ar says
Gsn. Custar has returned to this side of
the Rapidau from his. cavalry expedition,
having successfully accomplished the part
OF the work whica he started out to do,
He harassed the flank of Lees army con.
siderably, and near Stanardsville surprised
the rebel camp, which he burned and to-
tally destroyed. He captured number Of
prisoners aud got possession of a large
number of horses. Gen, Custar did not
lose man in the expedition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-04
New YORK market. d
New YoRk. March 3.


Flour-5e better, 6O@6 20 for extra
State, z 1907 20 for extra R. H. O..
Mhisky-Irregular, unsettled and fever
ish at so@s4 tor State, the latter for
choice. 80
:, Wheat-MOrs active a, 66@l. 81 for
Corn-l@2c lower, and decidedly more
active al 329l s23 for shipping mixed
western IN store, inside price cash.
Oals-Firmer 90(9aO2 for WESTERN.
Petrolenm-A shade irmer nt 2sm2e
fur crnde. 4T@472 refined in bond and 5s
@66 do. free.
Po.k-Qulet aud prices without decided
change. 5.as..
Besf-Frmer but less active At 69,1 for
country mess, 4C95. do. prime, IOGI6i for
rePacked mess and l6@1s 30 for extra
mess.
Lard-More active.
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NoTIoE 70 sUIsORiBIRRii5sss.

We have this day sold to Mr. Theodore
GOrrel all that pGftiouOf our Daily cirss-
latiou deASered7by. carriers. He will be
Ihs only authorized collector for Suhscrip.
lions aecrutag after the LIST day of March.
Our patrons will fhd in Dir. GorreI a
courteous gentlsma6 aAo'Gin use ie4ury
effort to have the paper delivered prompt
y and regularly and will make his collec-
tons punclually al. short. intervals.
All sums due for subscription previop s
to the first of March will be called for by
our collector or may be paid at the
Office. III fsb2s