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MARRIED

on ThusJny November 70, 1851 at thc residence u the
brides pH ents, 1 the Re, EdNaid Jes NO. Rector the
Church Of ihc Neteemer Br01slyn, New York, Count
CARL GUSTAV NJS kOSEN. OF the Swedish Bu giu
Navy, {, ELLA CARLru &, daushiCr Of Bloonaed II.
MGOe Of fLiUdeluhia and grand laughter Of tho late a.
l. Jc,sup, ESQ form rly OF westdeld, Mas,
GRAND MATlNEE-ROBERT LIZ DlABLE entire
Saturday Afternoon. Doors open at IL Overture at 2
O'Clock.
HARKlNS-ElLIs.-ln Camden, n. j.. on 80 instant,
by Roy. ;. e. Dare, Mr. AMBROSE HAI,KINs. Jr, Of
Philadelphia, Pa, 20 MiEa ANNIE ELLIS, OF Camden
REESi DEVIL rBANK.-At St Lukc's Cnurch,
Germantown, ON "Wednesday. tie 9Th instant, by tho
Rev. g. w star iris JOSEPH 7. RESIDE TO ELLEN
f. d1u htcr Of .hc late JOHN Wiiibauk, NJ, d. OF PhH-
dDphir.
WUOD-C -COLTARr-O on the 26th October. al the resi-
dcueC Of DC brides pattnt,. Oakland, by he Rev. Wm.
.. Reid. WILLIAM WOOD, Of Philadelphia, ~ JOSE
PHlNE E. daughter OF ooscph Ioltart, Lsl Vi Pitts
bur. At cards
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AN ORDINANCE
To alo Possession Of te NoI6To Liberties Gas WORKS.

To take Possession OF the Norhcrn Liberties Gas Works,
Section l. Tho Select and Common Councils Of the City
OF hsdelPia do ordan Tlattne Trustees Of the Pha
Sion Of the Works Of the Northern Liberties Gas Works,
50 soon alter the tr.t day Of July 1861 as can be- IN
aecordance with The terms Of an Act approved April l.
tees OF the PhaGelpha Cas- woks take Of
the Gas Works authorized byIhe first section hereof the
credit the city, at OF interest rot exceeding
per cent per annum such sums Of mouey as the Trustees
and wiuopt requiring the payment OF any money therefor;
lie rltces 10 Issue certGcatcs of she loan Of Se CITY Of
Phadel ha in sucn amounts and to sush parties as they
loan be used the conversion OF the stock OF the
Northern Liberties Gas Works and the principal thereof
date C such conversion and not before, without the
shall be IN the usual form in which certificates heretofore
have been Issued on the ousion OF said trus and
the MONS Of ssJ Gas woSs tb % % Ss' Of g vs Tu per ar
centum per annum on the amount borrowed BY virtue Of
hls ordinance or The purpose Of paving the Interest
when the same shall be- payable. and on or
before the thirty nTst day Of December aud the
SAID loan is redeemed. the sum OF six per eentum
the amount 1i said loan Sha be paid by the said Trustees
% the City Treasure, who shn apply three per centum
thereof TO the payment OF tho Iter' on sail loan the
msSB ee peT ceSt1 s6a be- ba over 5V tbe ssi
Treasurer 10 the Commissioners of the sinking Fund, whO
e said Gas Works in any other lOaus OF the CITY OF
lhladelphla as sinllns lund which Is hereby seecn-
plus remaining aer the payment OF said loan, shan be
the exnguslment OF ne oiher loans 10 the said Gas
Works tany otherwise Of the funded debt Of The city "
Section Upon taking possession Of the works pipes,
&C.; conveyed under authority OF THIS ordinance It shan
be the duy otheTrusees o. INC das Works 10 make de-
tailed repO 10 Councils Of the property real and PERSONAL
go SohyfySu, sS ~ ~ ] as ~ sSIo u W. yIe s"S 81 rus VS.
same powers ard authority IN al repocts as they nov
airssay i,,y iaUu,ed to 1hsir cisS. '''''
flIl
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ANFq,REEgE

Mrs. WARNERs NATIONAL CIRCus.-Thc win
ter season of the National Circus viii commences
this evening on Walnut street, above Eighth,
upon which occasion Mrs. Warner will introduce
some OF the best performers in he profession.
The building has been renovated and handsomely
fitted up IL is one of the most comfortable
paees Of amusement in PhiIadelphia.
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pERsONAL NoTInES.

From ne latest EtchHOHd papers.
~" AVG -STA, GEORGIA, OCTOBER % -- MRS
Margaret James, Philsdc pha, rI'-Newspapsr notice
received; hope your health Is iupGOyCdi have written
olten. but received answer All Welt One OF Us WI
be ppssibc write % love 10 all Answer
through HirhmoHf Enquirer vito request of AuJvsiI
Ch,OH'cc ahd SsRtic' 10 copy. sew iori NcYS dc
copy. AMANDA.
IT, LNNCTBUEG OCTOBER 27.-TO ANDREW
Armstrong, Mu'E BooUiu, bhiludel phil Pa II viii
tIanH n Sc E'luln a. they viii fLrAi,h Liou'cGant
CooEcl James Neligau lst Louisiana Ecgment prisoner
al Urt neav arc with sOra supPles, The debt wilt be
paid j VI. HOOKER.
Baltimore ard Philadelphia papers please copy.
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IihECL NORTHERN RAILROAD
uUIAlEirHLA 10 N9RrHEtsrERN rENNsgL-
Wanna, CENTRAL AND WE5ItisN NEW YORK,
BUEFALO AND THE LAKES,
BJ FlE IalpnlN ana Trenton Railroad, BeYidere, and
Delaware RGlrO4d Delaware LaCkaWanuat and Western
Railroad, ana Erie hallway.
only two changes between Philadelphia aud Blralo.
8i1 8ILEH or BROAD GAUGEl
Magnificent Sleeping Cars e ui4ht end OF The route
Going Norih.-LeavC Philadelphia 20 7'lJ A. NJ from tho
EeuFugt0n Depot OF The Philadelphia and TroutOn Rail-
road change at MQnunka Chunk 10 he Broad Gauge
Cithe Delaware, LackGwaunA, and estem Railroad and
81 Great Bend " the Erie Railway arriving ~ buffalo u
Jb2 A, NJ,
Gong south.-Take the Eric Halfway Express from
Buffalo at 10 % r. NJ; change at Great Bend 70 the Della
ware LRckaWanna and Western karOadi and az Mauunka
Chunk the Beyidere Delaware RailrOad train which
goes through 10 Philadelphia arriving at 30 p. VI.
Passengers going north dine az DelaWare station on
tho Delaware LackaWannR and Western Railroad, at l2ZO
p NJ ard have time for supper AZ Great Bend, wnere
The last change Is made ht6O l.. M Those going south
make the Ars change az Great Bend, at 33 A. NJ and
have time for breakfast before taking De aware, lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Train dine az Delaware At
ld0 z, NJ.
Through Tickets 10 and from Budalo Dunkirk, Rochos
ter Enira Ithaca, Oswcgo, BinghampOn, Great Bend
Scranton, WilkeHharre, Delaware water CAP &C.
rare between Philadelphia and BulM0, sll'
Ask for tickets Via Great BEND - ~,r,,,,.,, -
0@5-lm NM' ~ NAIAhEhi Agent
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Eye. Ear, Throat Diseases, CRtarrh,
Asthma, and ell Eoryous Affections treated with the
stucst success by pr. Voh MasrUI-i.E with his newly
constructed apparatus An Illustrated prospectus Of the
same coutEiurs some valuable Testimonials ey be had
gratis on application at his oCc No 1927 Walnut street.
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CLERKS OFFICE. COMMON COUNCIL.

u PHILADELPHIA, OctOUet ~, 1861.
In accordance with utiGn accepted BY tie Commoa
CoUnC of the CITY Of Philadelphia Thursday, the 2Ih
day OF October, l55t, the annexed bill entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
TO TAKE POSSESSION OF fHE NORTHERN LIRER-
TIES Gas WORKS, AND To CREATE LoAN
1HEREFOR,'
70 herery published for public Information.
WM. +. SMALL,
CLERK of Common Council.
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TO PiTTsEUBG-S5 MILES
TIE Ticket once Of the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD is now located At the New PASSENGER Depot
Of ,,il ne Cem1S9gTI llIkilEIH and MARKET Streets
On aud anel MONDAY, October 81, 1861 trains will
leave Philadelphia as tolIows'-
500 A. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN with the following connectIons Ar
irving at west Chester $50 A. NJ. At DowNiNGToWN
I esc6ns Al Eli there II 10 Nv G AZ coUMs IL SS a
connecting with Northern Central Railroad, aud reach
Har over 4i5 p. Nj, and Gettysburg Is p N. Also,
with train Reading and Coumbii Railroad, leaving at
with Northern Central trains North thu, leave Harris
smg no. ~ sirye i 9t HunPnIy i,o2 & r. NJ o Mt9n
sEger. for EmiIa, Rochester, csuandsgua, MtgaTa
Nj lPasseng'rs for Danyile, Rupert, Bloomsburg,
Berwick, BeCCn haven ShCksinny Plymouth, Kingston,
and Bloc msbuGg traius at SOrhum Oerland. a. lIAR
EsIURG for points South on Northern Central Railway,
iicn S6P n Hanover as ? NJ, and GStysburs 6i5 P
NJ. Al HAkRisBUhG, for poirt i9 Cumberland Valley,
burg 35 L. M and uaRerstown Is =. NJ. At TYRONE
leaving ZOO p II and arriving BeofoatG at 8 Oj
=. M. At ALIOoSA 7sOP IN connect. with Bcancn
CREsSON IS r NJ, connecrng with Branch train for
NJ and there connecting for all points west, North
1000 A. NJ.
PAoLI ACCOMMODATION, No l, arriving at Paoli at
II'IO A. NJ.
FAST LfNE connects at LANDISvILLE 24O P. NJ Z,
with train on Reading aud Columbia Railroad, arriving
at d4s 40 r. EFGI9G ~ r. Pin, NJ an ana Read
KY u, ~ H. ~, M q, a. ~, liz TIs "I t a.
and intermediate pOits, reaching Sunbury az 5OP. NJ
e. Gsa aTTns ID hcc at i ~ NJ Xros At rt6aTs
/ 80 A. NJ and there makes close connection for all
"s''''" i''"''' 100 p. NJ.
PARKEsBUIG AC. OMY YoDAuoN, arrives atParkes-
burg at o2j r. NJ NtoppI's at Intermediate stations
II.
H,uRIsnIrRG ACCOMMODATION. makes connec-
@ Son "i DGwht'Uh u" 40 y and o arrs9S A.
NJ WIN moIn'n SehsLM fS EnGS ~ i' rS IS y t ~
Arrives at Harrisburg at 7 IS +. NJ
400 +, NJ.
LAlGhASI Io 10 l5 RSh
Az x M; NJ siGllR III A. NJ Altoona $50 r. NJ ;
entrants or ttu.ies Going west, win aad the rates
low and have jEgir 6agaage which checks given,
iGrwsfaed 9y Es game @ IRAN. gpF i"rSr S g mo
appS 70 , ~ ~ ~, nh St,t t,t Sst nIgs
sH seG. G h%"n 10 m @ m pl S rrsSirs rTe '' '''
Gar u "''"'''" 10 VII, ,."n .',n ~ ~
LANCASTER ACCOMMODATIoN, reaches Lancaster
at "F' h'' aud T'acaes Co,uino,, al D iOF' Nj
''1U - N' ,-
P. fM4oiiAo0o''N'i'Ai Il. '' Nv = '''''' ~" ~ %
e'uO +, NJ,
Loving connections ;Arriye- burg I22j A.
sunbaIy, 325 A. Nj Norhumberlnd, 81 A, NJ
C'5j A. Nj EMPORIUM IOIg 4. Nf - Mays, Il ~ A Nj
SSii coz SscOa Is Had5 ~ I ,d 81 reeS & b. l9sye AID
sbahers, present terminus Of ho Road thence BY
sRcE,Sihny, p, ,m5aib KINGSTON wyoming PIttst5n and
CsasR iai ua Nis5ara reach Emi,a ~
6o ISS nSGS 9SG Gstys6arg SySn y US p NJ UETfpSyG UEpy
| Ttr. .ffI an IlH.I r. ID --l.l,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
LEoNAkD Director
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA
FOURTH APPEARANCE OF
GRAND GERMAN OPERA COMPANY
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. TO- 1851
" ~ DER fSE IFgEpEEiss IFgEpEEisscGHGjTf2z cGHGjTf2z opera
GaER44SNBBI BBIINcANTATioN sCESE IL sEpARATE ACT
cr srcaic;i Lyric assumption. sS ii'h"oi
Accorded him one irsasi foadito6S Taha 6oNES
,' o.fG.1 mr. THEoBa01RSE iiSHa1S uABELMANN
HEiSRiGH fSHiA sFEIShGRAA R1hGGRRAA
TiIH Hby2 IN II ShaER SiNaER
sAMlEL......,.. Mr.. FREDERICK BAERENDORFF
Peasants, hunters, dc.
o.,.. FRIDAY EyEYING, lNoy. Il. 1854 a.
0"' ''' most '2SiHs'5 SHE 5ib &SE5s' E5s'''' o''na opera
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Secured seats ia Parluot Parquet Circle or 49,,
Adnissian q the above piaccs',..,,,,.,...... 100
amy o.
Doors omen at O'Clock Overture at o'clock,
99tthe a. the ACADEMY OF MUSIC and GOULDs MUSIC
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
mMENsE sUCCEs3
OtthC new Dome tic Drama. entitled
wAIIIaG FOR 1IE yERDlCG; o., TIM DARK DEED
tlp"Da lNAhLL 10 OBTAIN ADMISSION.
The Lcs,tse, p,,.,!nl y announces ,,,.,.
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY EVENINGS, Noyem-
n Idoay, Farewell Bnadt OF MIR. and MISS BUCrIA-
u.a riiE PLhEElAN DAUGHrERi or, a FATIiERs
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wines md Liquors for Medicinal Pur.
pOscs,-
The purCst old
Port,
Madeira Wines,
Also fine old BrSudlcs
Tor medicinal purposes,
DAVIS p RICHNEDs,
Arch aud Tenth streets.
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WANTS.

A PARTNER WANTED, WITH A CAPI-
N tai OF from 5000 to 5000, In sure and lucrative
business. Address NJ, D., az thls once. ll-4
"a FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, IN
k west walnut or Locust, Arch, or Chesuut street.
ADDRESS FURNISHED house. Ut this oti9o, lO5
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HARRIET fUUDOE Va. join l.. WILSON.
Ycud. Juce T, 1864, No. l28
ghe ApqQr appntd 10 report distribution Of the fund
produced by tie Jhes sale unter the above writ OF all
that certain lot piece and, with the three story
hiicb uale thereon erected, situate the n u.
Of Fourth and Wharton streets, IN the city ot Phade
phU containing in fron Wharton street 20 feet aud
extending in length depth nOrttward along Fourth
street and between parallel lines at right angles 10 Whar-
ton street - feat inches alley feet inches vde
leading eastward sad Fourth street, viii attend 20
the duties OF his appointment on MONDAY, the 2lstot
November bt 7, NJ, at his office, No. l3I 5. SIXTH
Street, PEiladeplis when ana where all par les iner-
estcd tScr claims, they will be dobarred
nom coming in Oh said fund.
ll-J. lOt T.. II. THORP, Auditor.
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q. NATIONAL RANK On NE NORTu.

ugu Liberties, PHuApELrAIA, Nov. Z, 1854
The BTeet0Ts have this day declared "a dividend of
S YES PER Gent for the past six months, payab on
dgt md clear Of taxes
a. lO-Ot W GUMAERE, Cashier,
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TIE Ticket Once Of the PENNSYLVANIA CESTRAL
RAILROAD Is now located the New Passenger Depot
Of the CompaGy, 1HIRilEIH and MARKET Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
leave Philadelphia aS tOllOWs;--
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WILLIAM M. CHRISTY,

THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL
L ROAD.-TEN DAILY TRAINS! PHILADELPHIA
TO PlTTsEUbG-85G MILES!
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r15ys COMMONW WEALTH BANK.
- PHIL ApEifHA, October Il, lS6E
Tho annual election for Directors VIII be held at the
banking house on MONDAY, the 2lst dGy Of November
next, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and W. VI. ,,.
The meeting Of the Stockholders viii be held ~
10 O'Clock A. NJ II, Y. YOUNG,
lQ2l-mWflQt Cashler
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SUMNER REsORTs.

A .LfrWooU noTrL ON RABITAS BAY-oHE
~ sour nnd hsl from New York bv seambos foot OF
na'rsy street r NJ foot barclay street a. r fare
tVoesa Pine groves. splendid bathing nshnq drives
.@suuiu scenery, &c. Terms moderate AppIv NJ I7t
Bieecksr street. VI ~ he Hos, A'' "
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PROPOSALS..
OrrIcE OF the STREET COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICE OF THE STREET Commissioners.
TO CONTRACTORS Proposals. enclosed in sea led en-
vecped endorsed with the title OF the work and the
unit rSesay IS @ VII
% side es w and s NC and fitting
For ess,np e. ana grading Eshtysrth street. between
FOR suans ana grading corner Ffyeish'h street. be-
For and grading &C. Fifty ninth street. between
For regulating and grading &C. Fourth avenue between
euro gutter aud nag First avenue between ilth
FOR sqTs gutter aud Dag Twenty 'hrd street. between
eor Tagging Forty fourth street. between Sixth avenue
Sor tagging One Hundred and Thlr,ieh street. between
rnh avenue and Hudson river.
or tagging Manhattan street between Ninth avenue and
or new fire engine tender for Company nun
M re alarm bell for the Thirty third stree, bel tower
Bank forms OF proposals. together with the specifications
andRrcements can be obtained at this Office. -,
Dnd-srEcs,ar gsr.HT no nv yons ; June II lsn
ppPosaLs ron .s2semo OF riot DAMAGES
d Ssnsi fG g. S i % Ss
a9Pd.y Il. sI DAY June lss SeIsss
chssss q. Whole q any p:ri q me sum Of hundred
asa Of ne " 9
horas y chapter and as amended b. chapter sss o. the
Sisors pprcysd BY the Mayor June u.s. 1854 '"''
. III sSna' Ss. %
redseusble 90 the first day OF November. 1882.
The rpposals will the of bonds desired and
the pr per hundred dollars hereofand the
whose pposls are acceped will hereupou be required 70
deposit With the County Treasurer a the Broadway Bank)
the sum awarded 10 them respectively.
On PRESENTING 10 the COMPTROLLER the receipts OF the
County treasurer for such deposits the parties viii be
titled TO Rceve bonds for equal amounts Of the par value OF
the TO them. bearing interest from the dates
OF pAyu @ts
for Riot manages Indemnity Bonds No: - and the same
enclosed second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
The riga reserved 70 ec any or Al Of the bids con
sdered sssary 70 no!sc o. promote the interests 81 the
CRY 0rNkw YORK DEPARTMENT or FiSASCK,t
CbMPrRoLLERs OFFICE. June ~, 1894
DEPA1kS TO STREET PAvEMENTs
III To eonrscors-seaed proposals. will be received At
1864 for pavng and repairing and keeping good repair
during thscerain period of months ending December
81 1884 t carriage Of all paved avenues streets
squares aif thoronehfares In the city OF New York
cep oni so much OF the carriage way Of Broadway
now paved with the Russ pavement
bids must be IN the form prescribed and Furnished by
this Board.
ateclfcatisps, form OF the agreement and blank pro
pos''' ~" " TiiOs STEPHENS
ROBT Il. DARHAGH
A. W. CRAVEN
Croton Aqueduc Board.
OFFICE CDrov AouBDvcT DEPARTMENT (koundf9
PARH, June w. 1854
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bian stallion, 10 hands high six years old. warranted
sound and Kind IN he is ~ nobest
do horses ever brought 10 this city price $500 also
beautiful span of matched road family Horses
bacs gray. FIVE and years Old rs hands, lady
drive them with safe prca ALSO Can be seen at the
Club stable. ~ Bowery.
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DIAMOND THE LARGEST AND Handsomely
Diamond IN the United States for sale cheap for
cash Amateurs are requested 10 call for the diamond;
must De sold weight ~ carats and handsomely mounted.
A. '. JACKSON. Broker w Walker uycek
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JUPITER TROTTING STALLION. WILL STAND A
81 Snedker's Union Course Long Island at $50 IN
In advance Jupiter 10 the sire Of LADY Emma Ma
jor Anderson, Jupiter, Jr., the Pearsal Colt &C.
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- Obj GOLD AND SILVER.
DIAMONDS

,.,, OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
Persons who wish 10 sell Diamonds old cold silver. or
any Kind OF old fashioned Jewelry 90 LOUIS ANRICH
ban an, Other person Kstablshed New York since the
sdm nistrat0n OF the late Martin Buren, Make no
mis,ake-723 broadway, under The New York Hotel
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DEPAIks TO STREET PAYMENTS.

OFFICE Cprov AauEpvcr
PARE, June ". 1864.
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CENTEEL HOUSES IN BROOKLYN TO RENT, SIX
VI Of the three and basement brick Houses
with modern of Park
Canton street Brooklyn, fronting the City Park Rent
$500 Apply from IL TO at Office No ], Fulton Bank
York
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ITO LET-IN THIRTY.SECoND STREET NEAR
i Lexington avenue large Reception Room and Bed
third floor with water and gas, together
Essy; spsbe for physician Rent low Address A. B.,
station F.
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List Of Casualties.

WASHINGTON, My GIN the Senate to
day, the following telegram from the Sec
rotary OF War was read:
Despatcnes have been recei7ed from Gen
erals Grant and Meade They we're OF
to Richmond" Lee was in full retrea
with Sedgwick, Hancock aud Burnside ciosf
on his heels.
The Star publishes an extra this evening
saying: There is no foundation for the re.
port that the rebels are evacuating Rich
mond. nor that Petersburg is evacuated.
The following is list of the casualties
so far as received at the present time:
Brigadier General Hays Of Pa, killed; Brig
Gen James 8 Wsdsworth ofN I killed;
Brig Gen Webb of N Z wounded; Colonel
Wilson, AID N Y wounded; Col Stone of the
ID Vermont, wounded; Col Lewis Of the Sd
Vermont. wounded; Col Stone Of the Penn.
B uektails, injured by fall from his horse;
Col West of the 9th Maine, killed, 1t Col
Tyler wounded, Ii Col West wounded;
.--,s-t - fIEs
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A PAY iorItwo sipee 90 lrisbman was ar
rested on charge of disloyalty lspd taken
besure Provost Marshal not thousand
miles from this city for trial, II appears
that the freshman go, into 2 political de-
bate with an abolitienist and gained bis
point By fairYarguments The abolitionist,
failing to overcome his opponent in discus
sion, thought TO try the higher law"k upon
him, and accordingly reported HIM at head
quarters The Isishnanappesred and took
his seat in the Provost Marshals Office
The first question asked the prisoner was
Patrick, are you arebela" to 3 which Pat
rick replied that he was not, The second
question vas up atrick, did you ever direct
iy or indirectly give aid and comfort to the
,ebels2r--to which the prisoner replied
that he never had. "Well," says the Pro-
yost Marshal, have you ever rejoiesd oyel
a irebelvictory?ni "Be jabers, "dsays Pstrick
II never Knew they had gained any; the
papers we get say the rebels were always
defeatedi" Patrick was discharged, and
has since called upon us to publish the facts
in the case, wbich we have endesvored to
do 1IiE,l 80 .i.sii .
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,PRorEssIoNAL.-Dr. Russell (otfice on
Quincy street above 5th, formerly occupied
by DR.. Todd) is meeting with marked sue
cess in the treatment of Acute and Chronic
diseases. Disea sss Of Women and Chadre'',
& subject to which he has given much time,
seem to be speedily relieved under his
treatment His experience in the Hosp,i
tails of Philadelphia has G wen him ample
opportunity to observe disease in every
form and the most approved modes Of treat
men,. He can be found at his office day
and night, when not professionally engaged.
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James P. Terrell, vs.. Josephus Eakin ard John Sol
in Chancery for the sale of Al acres OF land
on Church Fork Of Fish Creek
DY virtue Of decree rendered at April term, 1867,
and further decree at March term 1864, OF the
ofsuit Court for wetsel county W. Va. in the above
named cause, shall on the 5h day OF May lS6i that
bere Court day. proceed to sell at Public Auction at
% ont door of Wetzel Court House, to the hghes
bidder the trac. Of land IL thus case mention
sifzsted on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near
Burton, in wetzel county, W, Va, upon credit Of
dx twelve and eighteen months the purchaser gvine
hod with good security, bearing interest from the
y Of sale The title viii be retained till the purchase
money shall be paid.
Ths improvements on this land are valuable, con-
Gstne of good dwelling house, with other buildings
small orchard and about IS acres Of cleared ground
II Is the same farm lately owned and occupied by John
1e and this sale is made under the vendors lien fol
mart of the purchase money. 1t offers good chance
Tor safe and profitable Investment, as we'll for the
'''.' - - - JOSEPHUS CLARKE,
ona.d3t.v4 Sheriff Of Wetze!l Co.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-10
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1880 a. m

To GeaeEsi bix:E Be-HG REo0 az
This department has just received from
General Butler the official report of Gen
Lee; of the opstafious of Friday he says
his loss in Eilled is not large, hut has many
wounded, and states our forces attacked
them and caused some confusion, hegrieyes
TO announce that Longstreet was severity
wounded, Gen. Jeukens, killed. and Gen.
Pegram was badly wounded on Thursday,
he thanks merciful. God that every ad.
vance Of Grant has been repnlsed. Ara
The belief here is that Grant is achieving
a complete victory. F'