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a ssss R,sssy THROUGH 7ra'"' from Pittsburgh "
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A SURE CURE.

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BARRETT HOUSE

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HENRY HOWE,
III Main Street, Cincinnati.
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Provost Marshal GeneraI ll,v g..

Provost Marshal (seneraI j.v h,v ;,m.>
statement, showing 1he exact accoro4 e
State, on the LIST Of AIarch, 1864 ~ .'"
the filling of the quotas under ;}a ., ~~5S'
calls of President Lincoln FIR troons r ~''
this statement it apncags tI,at gIi;..,
the ouIy State whose Quota no}ar ~ ,,n
full-an1 she has, It seems tva,vo ,;,n.
surplus, not counting veteran e,,,;.ymn~t.
Several Dyher STATES are nearly FIN r;,. r
diana. KanSas, Connect;cuj Rhn1o Ill.,,
Vermont and New ETa1nsl,;ra. conn,;no ~.
veteran re. enIistn1encs. their y,,ias XII; ~ !.
full. and most Of them will have , s,,rr),s IN
future demands. But The States Of aasx..
chuse:ts, New York, New Jersey. p4noyv,ys.
MIA, Ohio and Kentucky. are argejy behind
tn the cases Of New York AMI j>snosgIyanI.
the credits are not vet computed. bor tbe :or,
o,,o+. .o3 cean;onov = - ,!,a o.so - No.
4''',' '''' ~ - ~ 80 w S'''' u ~'''
orA, neaFiy Sky e'looS@aoi a1'o ~ I'2 case OF
Pennsylvania, nearly seyenIy-tjyo taoQsa0d-
a:,, ,.,,t. ,o,,,.;,,;,,o r. ~, ~, ,,.,l-.
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Gold, in New York, yesterday, 1865.
The snow is rapidly disappearing.

The New York Herald Key West cores
pondent states that the English blockade rum
ner steamer Newman, while attempting to run
the blockade OF Sawannee river was run ashore,
and 10 prevent her from capture was burnt by
the crew
The inauguration Of the great tunnel under
the lake at Chicago, took place with great Ger.
emony on the 18th instant This tunl.el is to
supply HE city with fresh water
The United States Senate yesterday COG
frmed the nomination Of Brigadier General
VIM e. Smjth for Major Generalship.
The Monitor Monadnocb was successfully
launced 81 Boston Yesterday
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MA.AEIE0.

At Grimstead, Prince William county, ~ VA a.
February II, 1864, by Elder Jon" :, J,a ~
MARSHAL B. WELDON to Miss MANI
NELSON, all Of Prince William.
On the same evening by The same At :, b?I' eo
fair, G. MILTON WEADNN, Of F T,T 81
William CO., t. Miss VIRGINIA OLA''H -
Stafford county. -r,r
On March 3D., BY the same, PhIhh y 1 81,
DON. Of Prince William to bliss D''
FRENCH, of Stafford county.
Baltimore Papers please COPY
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U11k qk1exaulrta 0azett +
THr1RsnAY EVENING, MARCH "a.


CITY Council on Tuesday night.
To the Board of Aldermen ". r. Davis
was elected clerk, in the place Of 6. W. och2I
gesigned. A report from the COMMITTEE on
Streets, granting permission to j. L. Price to
use the premises, No. %, King street, as
liyerv stable, under certain conditions, was
adopted, and the renonstrance OF Thomas
Smi,h was laid on the table. A petition Of
&. f. Huguely, for reduction OF charge, tor
filling up his lot, to remove nuisance, was
referred to the Committee on Streets. An act
amending the 22d section Of an act, regulating
the wharfage ON fish, was passed. Petitions
Of Miss Sophia Cohen and [. 3. Chrismond
tor permission to erect wooden buildings on tn cir
premises, on Prince street, upper end, were
granted, and those from the President OF the
Exchange Bank, and W. S. Hough, were re-
ierred to the appropriate committee An act
10 remove distractions (awning posts, &c. on
King street, was passed.
In the Common Council the petition Of q.
Il. Huguely was referred to the Committee
on streets. 4 favorable report from the Com
rnttee on streets, on the petition of J. [.
Price fur permission TO to use No. 49, King
street as livery stable was adopted and the
remonstrance of Thos. Smith referred to the
Committee on Streets. The Committee on
Streets made an adverse report on the petition
OF Geo. E. White 4 Co., for permission TO
erect wooden building, in the rear Of the old
Theatre building, which was adopted. A com,
munication from the Mayor recommending the
appointment of four police constables was laid
On the table. 4 petition from Mrs Julia L.
Baker Tor permission TO erect wooden build
ing in the rear Of her dwelling, corner Of Duke
and Pitt streets, was laid on the table
The petitions Of Z. B. Chrismond and Miss
Sophia Cohen were granted. A communlca-
ton from f. Mckenzie, President Of the Ex-
change Bank, asking an appropriation Of $500,
for keeping the corporation accounts, and an
application Of ". 5. Hough for the reminding
OF certain taxes, were referred to the Commit
tee on Claims. An act to amend the law in re-
terence to wharfage on fish, and an act Tor the
removal of certain distractions on King street
were passed A resolution adopted by the
Board Of Aldermen at lis last meeting rel!n-
gushing to its owners, the property know,l as
the Soup House, Oh Royal street, was con-
Cured in.
In joint meeting motion to elect four police
officers was rejected ayes 7, noes 8. I. Il. Still
we'll was elected police constable, and after sew
oroI -, ,al haIlots f}1a election az fbo oticr
constable was postponed. The following cleo
tons we're then made after which the meeting
dissolved and the Council adjourned: Weigher
CT Hay, Wn. 3. King; Harbor Masters, John
= -...l L. LL,1zla.: Z
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FOREIGN News. An arrival at New York,

brings EuTopedH auFictS - tue lUtN
It was rumorel, bat Re report lack ed con.
frmatjon, that the iiussian Imperial Gnard
had ueen order..d 10 the Prusslan frontiers
The Austr ans continued to advance towards
Jutlan1! A severe battle had taken place near
Vcille, in which tie Danes sustained heaVy
loss. A large number OF Austrlans were also
killed and wounded, but the details hao not
been received. The hearing Of the appeal IN
the Alexandra case, in the house OF Lords, vas
fixed for the day following chat on when ne
steamer left Queenstown. The Danish cues
ton still occupied the attention OF the british
Parliament. 1'he answer OF Denmark TO te5
proposition for a conference had not REACHED
London, but was daily expected Ear. Nus,,
sell had declared the conduct Of Austria and
Prussia to be uniustihable, and it was urged
by the Earl OF Shaftesbury thot the British
fleet should be sent to the B>;tic to watch the
Austrian vessels there. E0y Russell SAID tElat
il this measure was thought desirable, the
channel squadron could be sent there at the
shortest notice. Tbe London Times arguing
in the interests OF commerce, couusels lnacIlon.
The Archduke Macmillan was still at Paris.
The Washington correspondent OF the
New 7 uck Herald states that the Confederate
army under General Lee is daily increasing IN
numbers, and that it is making preparations tor
an early opening OF the campaign. The Con
federate cavalry is said to be IN process OF re-
organization, and although numerically weaker
than il was last summer, Is equally Formidable,
the horses previously used having been re-
cruited and to o certain degree replaced by
fresh Gnes.
It is said that the Washington correspon-
dents of the NV York papers are in error
with regard TO Captain Ferguson, late United
States Quartermaster in this place 1t was
announced that he had been acquitted and re-
leased on The charges on which he was arrested,
and the ;disgorging Of more than seventy thou
sand dollars, " must it is thought, have been
from other parties arrested here
Tt is said that the quota Of Maryland under
the recent call of President Lincoln Tor POO, 900
troops is i, 49, and that the deficiencies to be
charged TO the State under the previous calls
amount to II All, leaving l,72S still to be
furnished,
Union Lodge Of Free Alasons OF this place,
have contributed $50, and Richard Parker
$40 to the Orphan Asylum.
Next Friday will be Good Friday-and Sun
day, Easter Day.
Gold, in New York, yesterday, 1865.
The snow is rapidly disappearing.
The New York Herad's Key West cores
pondent states that the English blockade rum
ner steamer Newman, while attempting to run
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ITtHEi.I, WALDRON. Il co.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE.
pnice In Bank building. Hillsdale, Mich.
q. MITCHELL. HENRY wALDRON, JOHN r.. COOK
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WALDRoN HOUSE IILLsDALE.
:. T.. MILLARD Md.

This house has lately been ope ned IS central TO business
tions TO the travelling public novl lsd2r
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DIR. II. NJ. WARREN

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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law
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ES- APP DIN T EMIT S .EJ
For 1864. 1865, and 1866.

EFT "TLe Roots and Leayes vW Je for
Tie Healing Of he Nations. y BIBLE.
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