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REBEL PRISONERS,

Three prisoners OF war captured near Aldie,
Loudon county, Va, on the Goth instant, by a
-couting party from the cavalry brigade at
Eienns, arrived here yesterday under guard
and were committed to the Old Capitol By Col.
Ingraham..
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ARRIVAL OF LIkrr. GEN GRANT

ARRIVAL OF LIEUT. GIN. GRANT
Gen. Grant, accompanied by his wife and
SOC .sand Gen. Rawlins, Col. Duff, Major Row
ley, and Capt Badow, his staff officers, arrived
in the city this morning at = O'Clock. S. H.
Beck with, the head ofGen. Grant Geographic
corps. is also with The party, all OF whom are
stopping at " iilardx'.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. NJ. =

Quota OF THE SEVERAL STATES pSDHS
49, THE LAST DRAFT.
The following statement exhibits the quotas
the several States under ths Presidents csii
for 100000 more troops. Of March Is, Isl,
with all credits deducted rom, or deficieD es
added thereto, (exoepting veteran voiantee,s,,
To March 4. 1854 -. .-.-... s.-
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~ From the publishers, Ticknor & Fields
ard from J. Shlllington, Odeon Building, we
have advance copies sf the admirable number
Of the "Atlautic Monthly" for April
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DEsER1ERS FORWARDED TO CAMP DIsPRI.
BUTTON
This morning. about one hundred deserters
from tbs Union army we're for warded from
Forrest Hall 10 Camp Distribution, near Alex
audria. All OF these deserters have been re-
ceiSed vithin the past three days from different
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Locked Ur.-Yesterday m orning Rounds.
Inau Kelly and officer Dom, of the 4ta Ward
police .,ock David Craig, the discharged soldier
no was picked mp in the street drunk, after
being robbed Of S225, las stated in the Siar)
and went to No. lis 18th, neaf d street. Craig
recognized the house and the inmates, as tks
last place and company he was in the night OF
the robbery. Mag Brown Is the housekeeps
And the officers told her il she did not refund
the money they would report the case to the
military. They were unable to get the money,
and took Craig to the Central Guardhouse and
reported the case. The military authorities
acted promptly. and we hear that they have
closed the house, and given the proprietress
al d four OF the female boarders quarters In the
Central G uardhouse.
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LOCAL NEWS.

TEE Rzrr BiIcAS NkwsrarER CAsA-The
f-ss OF the Cross sections between Messrs Mar.
;ssh and Haaseom, ioiut propr.e.ors OF the
WHshi. s.cn Republican, newspaper, resulting
In n tie conflict with reference - their re-
spe2 tise rights OF proprietorship therein, was
disposed OF this forenoon By Judge Wyiia, la
ChhnterA- II was. =. r. Hap seonn's prayer
'hBt Murtash & Co. mortgage sale of the
tAbItshmept to Geo. IA Weston, mate by w. J.
Aufiagh without ban scomS conseat-to Sc
cure the pay r.ent OF Inc concerns dabts. Lc -
oe Sci aside, Ard that AeSsYs hurfagh and
WeScE be hsfeattar- Restrained from i,ttE adiuy
in any manner into The ONCE premises.
Ths first part of Hauscom's prayer declaring
DE nosfgaFe sale Illegally was grantsd by the
court, aud Weston WAS decided 70 have ma In.
srest In or business " hAteveF with the paper.
TIE court rsmitted both the other parties-MuT.
ugh ana BaEscorn-to their respective rights
and status In the paper and Its business as they
txk ted befoye the action WAS brought. -egs7ru-
he action hropeht BY mr.. Mnrsagh, praying
the court to appoint 8 receiver 10 take into hts
charge The business ard property OF the con-
cerr, to secure the payment OF lis debts and 10
Protect his property In Il. is yet to be tried
not long hence, we suppose
TAs DIs9R1cf BRyoRs OoSaRxss.- Mayor
WAllsch end Mr. N. u. Laxner, chairman Of
Council speci0 committee, were before the
Ser ate Cnm mitiee yesterday on !ke District OF
toismhis. IN reference 70 the protest OF the
tty Uo1acslS 10 ailis! .tls QassaSr y. tia uila
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NAVAL ORDERS


Lieut.. Commander H. Giliis has been de-
iached from the command Of the Commodore
Morris, and ordered 20 the West g ulf Biocka-
ding SquadrCn.
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ny GRBBE 4 WILLIAM, Auctionssra.
LII q HIR RITZ NINf4 L0Y 4 = lNTIlN

VALUE HLH BUILDIN L0P Ar Auction =
- WEpSISDAY, April 6th, We shall sell Ia
front OF the premises ~ O'Clock p psrt Of Lot
u in ssusre 80. This property fronts on street
fA%t, f ~ . =
Terms one half ossb; esisrcs in six snd twelve
months. for notes bearing interest; deed given
ana deed Of trust taken.
Ali conveysaes ana stamps a. the cost Of tie
nj. sssac.as asnHN 4 WILLIAMS, Auo.s.
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syy: Q. neeuIn1 & CO., Aze.:oa.sr..

ByJ. O. Noe ORR & CO.. Auetiouesrs.
I AR6l AND ATTRACTIVE 6AL1 or ITALIAN
LIMARBLI AID ALksAsTEk silruAkY Aap Wo:ks
OF ~ On TUHHDAY and W1DNISDAY. March
18th and Sth. commencing st 10 O'Clock q. n. s&cS
day. and in the evsnins q Is o'eloet, We win ssI
Rooms large and extensive assortment OF Marsis
and AlAhaster stetuary, 20. eom prisinS-
Rich &nd elAborAtely carved Alabesysr Groups AID
Iixu.eA, Wis: The R,ads.,,' and The Writer"
miens n"Pir'h Of ysnus J" nIIora, - I'D III;
Dance Of Vaipats," and many other s-oaps too
numerous to mention.
AIso. Carved Marble and Alabaster Vases sopisd
from seeeimsns Of the old masters. embracing
krusoan, Blorentins, Hsoe, Roman, Bsyptiaa,
Also, Isreo Csrd Receivers and Fazzss, Groups of
Amin Ais and other nav l1d beautiful or naxnenea
for Parlors, Liofariss, Halls. 30.
These Goods are OF fhe recent ir psrfasion ~
fifpors 6loyannOnI AID Zannoni 0f Florence. In
Iris collections viii be found Works Of Art larger
and more slas ofateiy carved ard finished than
evsr offered fer pu Bile sale In this city.
Catalogues Of the whole will BE- prepared ana The
goods ready for 81 an inst On on MOI day, march
18th
nh sd o. NEG UlRI Co.. Auets.
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CLOTHING AND cLoraIss MATERIALS.
NAVY DHPARfAH1F
EJIy,1U nf pyo-,tatoa nD,i III

NAVY DHRARTAH1f.
EVy,dD 81 Protfstoa5 and CIotAias,}
March u, 1854.
FRA sAfa 2 Ro PoS LIS, aealsd and endorsed Pro
pcaais FOR Navy Clothing snd Uioih hing Materials"
viii % reeelysd o. Ia Is Office until q O'Clock m
9s'.s;:sstoa receiving forty .ys' natisol 81 tas
ctu,stts. and HTook!yn New York in snea rurn-
hsts ard aoartit.ss and AZ such times may be
spee! ied by the Chisf Of tkIs burssu. or by ths
eom,-at SantS OF tas sid n.yg yards respectively
auIir tse fes1SsaSerg f fse f'csl srsr snfa& %
the Ssh tay OF fpe, 1874 the nrnI oers an oil
ties ~ TIE different srticies and a. the p,acesSpeci
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a q All Is FOR AP RIL
SRcRrvRD AT
SHIIIIS6T0N'S BOOKSTORE.

Gosi.y s Isdy's Book, for April; price % cents.
Atlsnti Nonthly, for April; price % cents.
cnntinentsl Monthly, for april price Is cents.
the silver Gross, ;, complete; price IS cents.
All the new books pu blished, and everything in
the'stetionery line. for sale at
SHILLIN6TON;S BOOKSTORE,
I-h q n corner A. street and Pa Av.
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.Ar THE NETTING OF THE JOURNEY

MEN Nh henss cAkP PE THh ssof bss dn
Of This city that viii demand on and after the
lst day 81 spril three dollars per day. which
and amiss ~ 70 the Ss hs aud
@ W. prices Of the neeesSnre
employer: that on and after the above mentioned
those s It sss SH ne Pssf
which win assist very materially in our etferts,
We would be pleased to hear from them in this
"s''ef through the pn Gi Wilson Secretary
N@sMITHs0N IAN LECTC REs--Dr. h. Sol,
Mill a sss ct the Of eSsn sh sRsiS
and IkIDAI EVENINGS. Adrnittsnce free rec
"NoTICE.-T The Wa7hington IoHTnoym2n
a 5S'is sy}
ansnd - Of e1trs OF
m. 70 MEDICAL TUpENTS--;PRIvATE
ot ons 51fs
T. M, in the Medical College Buildin 18th street
male. NH p st"
fT@GKASp BALL N HONOR OF THE La
OFFICE. MARCH 30, 50! The following gen.
tiemsn have been appointed a committee on inyi-
W Bliss and Charles F Stansburv
The headQ uarters Of the Committee will he at the
managers room in the Patent Office building
whore applications can BE- sent for invitations for
ladies'. and tickets for the Bail be procured at
sll times of the day.
Tickets are for sale at the bookstores and hotels
Price So
~NOTICF.-T TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
uS WASHING TON.
ASSESSOR 8 OFFICE,
49, WASHINGTON. March IA, 1884,
The BOARD Of Assessors, having completed the
General Assessment for the year 1854, hereby give
notice that they will sit Board Of Appeals and
for the purpose of making any correction from
Monday, the 2lst day Of March, to Tuesday, the
18th day Of April, inclusive, tSundsys excepted,
ut their room, No. s, basement story. west wing
City Hall from a. N to 8 D. M. each day.
By order Of the President: -
NH ls-tApS Secretary Board of Appeal
Y~WAsHING AT SHORT NOTICH.-Ths
~ National setsm Laundry has changed
Washing for families at fifty cents PER dozen Goods
viii be ca led for and prom pity delivered by leav-
Ing &n order at the Office south side Pennsylvania
avenue, between l2ta and1 streets. Washing for
hotels restaurants, steam &c, done at short
notice. tn1 H-lm'l PERRY COLMAN.
N-ICK CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, 30
US Receptions, Parties, Weddings, Balls, Sup-
psfs, Fairs and other entertainments furnished nj
shortest notice and most reasonable terms. Ice
Cream and Water lees made by steam power way
ranted to be the best in the city Wholesale aud re-
tai, delivered to any part Of the city. Charlotte
Russe Jenies, Pyramids and Wedding Cakes made
to order. At JOSEPH SHAFFIBLD'S Ooufsetion-
cry, 3s6 Sixth st., bet. G and b. fe ll-3m.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
PROM NEW ORLEANS.

CAIRO, March 1.-The steamer new orleans.
has cYrived, the vessel leaving MeniphiS on
the 20th instant.
A block of buildings, used az a comlnisssry
store, fell In that city, burying In the ruins
about forty negroes, and five or six soldiers
who were guarding 1t. -Four women were more
or less injured, and twelve chiIdrea were the
victims Of the fall.
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CAPrURR OF A hLoCKApk RnNSns

VI pIVthAUE
Information has been received at the Nayv
DEPARTMENT Of the capture a. sea, of schooner
eaded with i3! bsles. Her master is a Mary.
lander, named Edwars J. NewilL The
schooner was formerly named Scotland, bu, 4.
the time of capture she had no name r..
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"An officer who was in the recent f.Rht at
azoo City saYs it WAS one Of the best confessed
and most desperate OF the war. The Union
force consisted II the 18th Illinois, Colonel
Schofeld; Colonel Coates sth Louisiana fcol-
ortd) and 2OO OF the ist Mississippi cavalry,
Colonel Edward Osbauti, tco!ored Cheeuany
had eight regiments. under command OF Ross
and Richardson. The fight conan Ell ccd ~ eight
\ m, and lasted nearly tn dark, Ehsr3efha
'neny retired. Three huadred OF this / la Ilii-
fots were surrounded ia q snaa fort on the
eiun outs ce The town. 4 Storm OF SHOT aai
n';l was poured upon theIn all day, when
rnEE!r1ons was sent 10 tha,n TO surrender. They
l'i..ed u 81 they didn't knew what surrender
meant The remainder Of the Union force was
n own, where fsey were met nv the enemy,
' 10 had gained cover OF some of the buildings.
q" 'rhret RACED for three hours, when the
"ieniY retired. The gunhoats were in the riy-
"r, bat could render but little assistance Tue
60. - EoitieIs fought braveiy, and sometimes
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INCENDiARY FIRES AT viCKsBURG.

MEMPHIS, March 20.-Advices from Vicks-
burg, March Is, report large number OF fires
Several Government storehonses have been get
on fire by incendiaries. On that day large
railroad depot and several adjoining buildings
were burned, consuming large quantities Of
Government property. EzF
There is NO news from the expedition 10
Shreveport. -I F..-
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Washington Money MarksLLatest Que.
tafions.
Furnished By Lewis Johnson & Co., Bank
ers: F.l---.-
Buying. Selling.
u. s. Coupon Bonds. 1881. .IilI liax
Quartermasters' Checks. ~.
New Cernncetes. ............. ~
American SHveT..,.............I 49,
American ibt
NHW YORK RATHS-sHCOHD HOARD
Coupon IS, 1851, LIZ, Certificates of ludsbs.
edness, 9o3; Gold, 1861; secs, 1ea&; Quick.
silver, 81; Erie, 1889 Harlem, I33 :
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Tns removal from q rebeiIous to a to,a
State " ss rot Intended to be the evideace On
sucaretaEnsd a.ieg.snee is clearly shown BY
Piled 10 persons v BIO a. tee time OF its passage
wcrs wiIain the rebel States without respect
70 watcher they had recently gone tailher 70
lake part Il the rebellion or had aivays been
citizens thereof. They were REG uired to retsrs
&c a-tr allegiance and not to retITn to some Of
The e'her States. His removal 10 Baidmors
ESs rot therefore what the law quired. Haa
this claimant sought to return to his allegiance
without quitting the State of Virginia, he mighk
have done So bPt he must have established tbs
ernl and decided import, before he could be ad-
n,It,ed 10 claim its benfits under this law.
This case has been considered by ths court,
thus far, SIS falling under the sixth section OF
the act, for the reason that that section was
deeraed mos! favorable to the claimant.
II might, hewerer, with equal, and perhaps
with greater propriety, have been treated a.
falling wider the sixth subsection OF section
fifth. Under that provision OF the law, tbs
claimant would not be entitled TO any ad vau.
Presidents proclamation; and his case in other
respects would be precisely the same as We
have found It under the sixth section.
The iite estate Of the said William Shields
In the real estate seized in this case is therefore,
condemned 10 the use OF the United States.
Bound FOR ALBAyY.-Yestardav afternoon
Mr.. H. /. King, the Warden Of The Penitanaary,
started for the Albany Penitentiary with three
prisoners, sentenced at the present term Of ths
court: Thomas Bowie, convicted OF the lar
ceny OF q coat, aud sentenced to two yearst
Joseph Dean, convicted OF q similar ofense.
and sentenced for three years: and Mary Haw-
kins, convicted OF larceny, and sentenced to
one year.
Bowie and Dean are both colored, and about
a week since attempted TO escape from Jail by
RUIZ ming past the guard who fired at them and
brought them mp.
The prisoners have heretofore been sent to
Albany-since the peniter tiary Of this District
has been taken possession OF by the Govern
ment-by the Marshal Of the District, but ths
late law passed by Congress for the appoint
ment OF a warden to the jail contains q CLAUSE
providing that the prisoners convicted in the
courts In this District, and sentenced to the
penite ntiary, shall be taken TO Albany By the
warden OF the penitentiary. Mr.. King claims
10 be the warden, although there is no penitan-
tiaIy here, as the law passed making it legal 10
sentence prisoners to Albany did not revoke
his commission, nor has Il ever been re voked.
although some OF the officers OF the Govern.
ment do hot recognize him as such; and the
JUG gas OF the court yesterday, after examining
into the law, gave him al order to take The
prisoners
B-nniA Kinney, " no was arrested on Sunday
ni2 bit week for rChbing a soldier, and who was
sentenced TO the peniteniary for three years,
did not 60, he court having granted him new
Iial ... .... =
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ACTIVE WORK FOR THE NAvY.-The iron.
ESQ oatlefy ononaaga and this stsam corvette
BROOKLYN ct the Brooklyn NAVY YARD. ha~a
teen ordered to prepare Tor sea forstwith Tna
oil compi m ut o. sailors OF eAch vessel ia =,
-s!y. Admiral Farr1gut has appi:sd yor ,has.
. alt, s1d they will " sent 10 him AS speadiIv
aITc unstances will permit. The RsnosIvS
t2tii h@+put In commission 90 Wednesday. The
-pr- lads Manhattan, Ssusus, Cinonicu, and
=: { Tscurnssh are also 20 BE- got ready for sea
.:l'.c GIaieIy. Tie T.ppecanoe, OF the same
ciaE" "a The FEcum sch and Manhattan, IL to be
lst! Ci,sd rex: wesk ~ Cincinnati. She can
- IuG,is agdy icy sea IN TWO months.
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- The New York Assembly has passed q
law requiring sll ministers 10 that State, net
actually occupy ins pastoral relation, TO pay
taxes she same as common sinners. They were
foTmerIy exempt
~ Five thousand men are called FOR by
advertisement In :be Wisconsin papers. - W va
eaW mills ard AS iga&s IL raher rats .hs coming
SCasIa.
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Unstb may ns 1oxds tof NO moro attic -, ~
Ire option OF the bidder spd In rA.A than
Article IA containad La tbs Offer the ebisf ns the
e9iean VIII have tho right tn xcneps OF more
OF tie articles @ ntalned 10 sdeh off add he
REMAINDER. TIE Srtts 0a,sst bs ~,a!oTsa 0at oBS,s
Die at oil The stations
For description Of articles In he ahors list bid
defs are referred 10 tae sam lies ~ said navy
fars, and 20 the adyertisen snt Of this Boresa
dated July .. 1883. snd for In tormatioa - 10 tbs
eopIraots 20 tAe 9th OF the zevsral eomr,andaaa
Of Navy Yards kJfd Navy AsSnts
Blaak forms Of proposals. .aay be o5tdiaeJ IN a.
Sheasie~ TO tie aary as.ats az FoYtsnosfh, Nets
HaNSsA5e. Sosfoa, fsp Yovh, PHILADELPHIA, Bait
more and at tats tiTeaR. mhit Iv&W
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So A5i iiia ho~iass t-,5I9l OF the Uaion sol.
6.e1s psatAv inferred Ill cItahss and trenc hes
s;TsT '!sa battle of Getty5hur9, have been re-
u.oyed GO appropriate place. in tbs National
Cemetery. II u probable that The bodies OF the
,onfedsrate drRd Will De collected and placed
N SD enclosure ~ themselves. mnnumsu.
. 70 be eICc!eles-f the =po. where hen Rey.
uCLis rpU
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RAILROAD COLLISION,

LOUISVILLE. March 23.-Last night, ths train
hence to Nashville coilided at Tunnel Hill, in
the tunnel, with the hospital train bound north
ward, causing smash OF cars, but n OF seriously
juring any of the passen gers. aHe
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PRICE OF GOLD. go
fBy the Peoples Ltne,l

CVpIc
NEW YORK, March $500 a. m.-Eold
Gs4; 10 a. m, "a; 10 m, IS
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or PENN. AyARUA ANp ,6S \ 6FRHHr
Oh 0ANPnELL BON have constantly oa
hsnd Flaclsm,th and Carpenter Toois and Bald
Hardware OF every adeseri ption. Sole AGENTS
fer DsIliss b schwarizs o. 8. standard, HaAs,
Scales. DO. f. 0-eolms
ITO SUYL1RS-ftys cases BOLOGNA sAuB
L AG19 nsv, n fstl 81 ets. Per ID, yithoas f0f
:. - ". q. MARaHALL
10. Ia Second avsnIs,
nh AsAW9W s@H.a New Yoff.
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tNOk EALE-One eight-draNer CIGAR CASRin
tional Hotel
mh est CHANDLER 4 ROOSE.
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III CARD
HAVING purchased the stock of goods OF the
late FIR of y" N. SHUSTER L Co. We shall con
tnue the Dry Goods business at the same place
and will take immediate steps to replenish our
stock with such goods rs can confidently recon,
mend to our CUSTOMERS; and with the experience
we have had in the business for the last seventeen
years in this city. and it being our determin nation
70 continue to adhere strictly to an no and
fair mode Of doing business. hope to merit 8
liberal share of thespublic patronage
Tch23- cost w NJ SHrSTER BROTHER
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'nHOS. DONoHCE i Co.
PL UNBERS Ann e Is FYTTFRS.
No. 10 BRIDGE STREET, GroaGgroxs
All orders for Gas FITTING, Alterations aud E1-
tensions will receive prompt and faithful stten-
ton. Plumbing in sill its branches executed in
the best manner.
Water introduced and Hydrsnts put up =. short
notice NH q Inn
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NEW BOOK BY THE COUNTRY PARsON
Ry the author OF Kecrestlons OF Country Psrson:
price $40.
Industrial Biosrs phiaa Iron Works and Tool
Makers By samuel Smiles; price 81 so
Copies Of the above sent by mail free Of postaea
Just published snd fer sale by
PHILIP x Sol ONIONS
nlh 23t 332 Pa avenue
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20
PARTITIoN NOTICE.

villain Lockhart, Hiram Loekhart. Mary Lock
hart, Martha Lockhart AMI Jane Lockhart will
take notite that a petition was fled against them
On the 10th day of November, a. D.A1863
County of Ashland and State of Ohio, by Francis
A. Vantilburgh, and is now pending, wherein said
Francis A. Vantil burgh demands partition of the
following real estate, situate in the>County of Ash
land and State of Ohio, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows, the south half of the north
west quarter of section number fifteen, township
number twenty-five [22), of range number sixteen,
containing eighty acl es of land and that at the
next term of said Court, the said Francis A. Van
tilbmg h will apply for an order that partition may
be made of said premises
FRANCIS A. VANTILBURGH,
By II. MoCombs, b Atty.
November IL, wn2s6w
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20
Ashland Sci ect schc5La.

TyHE second term Of the Ashland Select dschnsi
will commence on Monday, the 4th Day o.
January, 1864, and will be held as heretoiore m
the second story of the stone building known -
IL e Butter Store. Determining to locate perma7,
nentiy in the town of Ashland, 1 viii guarantee to
the patrons of my School entire satisfaction.5 .
/ term Of 10 weeks for the primary Eaelisa
1 term Of 10 weeks for the primary Ehgisn
branches and Algebra included, 1sog- haa $ss0p
term of 10 weeks for all branches, inclualng
several languages. yIvs9X
ance and the balance at the end Of ths1teEmsS1
those who desire to attend will please come 81 the
aUm an oment to be classified I win also open .
MrxGHr sOHCSSEam aa
= a he sam as place to commsncscoho oadky Even
inc. january J4th., at o'clock toIeentinus lorte
weeks ss s0SSs scholar, ii. hsrssssi-0 svs5Do,
RI rtbers DISSEMINATION can be bed of me. q The
M;lisr Hotel. Room Np..1. References msy be
made to David S. sampsels Esqs z; Grseneyeld,
ESQ. John J. Jacobs, Esq, Len osWata, Esq MI;
00%Sr1toII 10 ,ssssaCHARLES RETERSoNSs
Ashland soth Isea-aw2ssat InlKa rs isdW
Ssasa4b fseds nav i'nbfHBda