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REREL INVASION THREATENED

CINCINNATI, April i.-By order OF Governor
Morton, the entire Indiana Legion is ordered
to hold Itself in readiness to take the field at
any moment to repel invasion. A grand re-
view Of the whole legion. numbering 100000
men fully armed and eq tipped, will lake place
on the 18th.
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GENERAL MARTINDALE.

GENERAL MARTINDALE.
Gen. Mart5ndale. Military Governor Of this
District, who has devoted all his time and en-
ergies for many months past to the responsible
duttes of his Office, has obtained leave Of alb
sence Tor fifteen days for the purpose OF visit
ting New York. During the absence Of the
General. Col. n. ". Weisweu will be Acting
MILITARY Governor.
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SECOND EDITION.
4 OUTLOOK r. nj.
ORDERED 10 BE RELEASED.

John Bennett Free, an enrolling ofzicer Of the
let cub. district Of the District Of Columbia, ar.
rested BY the military detectives attached to
headquarters Of General Martindale upon ths
charge OF emitting from the enrolment the
names OF certain parties liable to the draft, and
receiving therefore consider atom, was 1r;ea
In july bv the court r~,,,; r., vh;cb Major
John u. Sherburne was president, and sem
fenced TO be con fnsd at hard labor for the
period OF three years, with the loss Of all pay
and allowances due him. The sentence Of the
court was sent TO President Lincoln for his &C
p ton. and to. day it was returned disapproved
simply for want Of jurisdiction OF the court,
and not because the sentence was not in &C.
cordance with the evidence produced. Ac-
cordingiy an order has been issued releasing
Free from the Old Capitol, where he has been
confined since is arrest.
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|" Dickens new story is to be called "Oar
u 7tual Friend"
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FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, April 4.-The steamship City Of
London has arrived
The London Times editorial on American
az airs sees no advantage ON either side, and
nc foreshadowing Of the end. II says that the
only thing certain Is that there will be no in
PREVENTION. The Americans will work out the
result by Themselves.
The Earl of Aberdeen died on the ed
March. Lord Ashburton is also dead.
Garabaldi is expected to land at Southamp-
ton in about week.
There has bean no additional fighting about
the Schleswig. H LISTEN affair.
semi official article in Copenhagen paper
says that Denmark has not acceded to an ar
uistice, rs 1t cannot entertain the surrender of
Duppel nor consent to the present position of
affairs being the basis for q suspension of hos
tiiittes.
1t Is stated that Napoleon is much gratifisd
bS the expression of English sentiments in the
recent Maxzini debates in Parliament.
1he bOurse was steady at 6Of., 9Oc.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.
PORTLAND, Me-, April THE stea mship Hi
hernia from Liverpool on the a5th OF March
has arrived.
The steamship Etna, from New York, ar
rived at Cues nstown on the 25th.
Inc Germans have abandoned the siege of
Freeerica.
The pirate Florida arrived at Santa Oruz,
fenerine. on the ath Of March and sailed assin
on the 5th.
The United States ship st Louis reached
Santa Ofuz on the 5th
Maximilian will embark for Mexico on tho
18Th.
COMMERCIAL
No business WAS doing ON the 25th. i. hahn.
q God Friday.
LONDON. March 2s-The Times City Article
has q report that the Conference on the Danish
question Is arysassd ana is to take place at
once
COnfedara e loan fifty. two and fifty -four.
MAMMALIAN will officially receive the Mexi-
can deputies on Easter Sunday. A minister
will then be appointed to countersign the acts
CT the new Emperor. Previous 10 his depart.
ere for Mexico he would seek An interview
with tbs Queen OF Spain. MAMMALIAN has re.
fused to sanction the privilege accorded BY Al.
monte, establishing the Banks Of Mexico.
The Qasts says that the policy OF the new
Emperor viii b strictly neutral. He Will not
TecegniD ~ Independence Of The Southern
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HIGHwAY RoBs1Rr.-on Frtcsy assernc,.
Joseph Silver, q ieborer a. 0tesborp' hs6 49,
dispute with Thomas Mct}iyan and fs..
McCraoken ut that place In relation 70 bis tin.
and be was Knocked down and his nonsr
amounting to $50, taken from him They Ne
post, And BY him were sent under guard to m.
tenth precinct station, when they were takan
10 charge by officers Gorman ana Barrier. ant
Justice Boswell committed them TO islI Pa.
court.
sUIT AsAISsT TIE CoRroRATtoH.-Haurv
Il. Turner, has, through his Attorney, Edwin
y Morgan, Eco, instituted a suit agains, ~
Corporation Of Washington, for $1,000 dam
afee. Tor injuries alleged TO have been sustained
~ fA'ling In the street, by which he had hu
veg fractured and spine injured. The plainnf
alleges that the street was out Of repair ana
that the Corporation were negligent In repair.
Ing
RoBBBRY.-On Thursday night Jno r. Muir.
ply, fisherman, went to sleep in the houss
Of John McNaily, a watchmau, and while
there his pocket was cut out and his money,
amounting 70 over S14, taken. Murphy, oa
taking II, and had him arrested by Omoer Rsr-
ker. He was taken before Justice Ros veil
before whom be admitted that he took ths
money, and said he did 1t to keep 1t safe IA
was committed TO Jail for court
FOURTH WARpSTATIoN CAsEs.-Mary NIL
Ter, ASSAULT and battery; bail for peace Csta-
do; do. James Leonard, assault and battery;
dismissed. John Doublin, larceny; dO Kats
Pbeeney; threats; do. Daniel Lynch, larceny,
do Patrick Faley, drunk and disorderly; 81 So
John Maloney, do; dismissed. James OAys-
nAugh, drunk; do.
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GNNRRAI, GRANT

GHNERAL GRANT.
To-day about - o'clock General Grant &C.
coAparted BY members Of his staff, returned to
the city from Fortress Monroe. He don't lie.
fhe N.Ass grow under his feet.
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vTNHE FOURTH GRAND
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE a
sHA ROCK CLUE
VIII be held at
TEMPERANCE NALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 18th
The Shamrock Boys pledge themselves b rnsh-
this Ball second TO none of the season
ap4Ns T. BOURKE, President.
The VERY LATEST NEWSI
AND PROM The
MOST RELIABLE AUTHORITY
p. J. b e EW CO.,
$40 SEyFSTB STREET

It's no use talking. we have got the inside track
and we are bound TO keep it for the benefit of our
friends. We have Just received
10 dozen Coats SPOOL COTTON, which We will
sell at 81 dozen,
go dozen Perry's very fine WATER TWIST, A
good as Coats, warranted l50 yards, st 60 csntA
per dozen,
so boxes HOOKS snd EYES, gross each, 20 cents
per box
800 papers American PINS. cents per paper,
81 900 assorted NEEDLES at cents per paper.
No speculator need apply Only package 70
each family.
An additional stock of Plain. Ornamental
Gilt and Fancy PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, ths
prnttiest styles we have ever had. We still
selling at our usual low prices, yet paying
~ per dozen advance. It's amusing to see how
we u' axe goods move on the double quick. Hard
marching, but We are bound to keep the track.
p. J. BELLEW & CO.,
$40 7th street. doors south Of
sp 4-1r Odd Pelllows' Hall.
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RESIGNFD

D.
Third Assistant Engineer Cyrus r. Morgan
has resigned his position In the United States
Nayy
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOIS IN ray
IMMEDIATK VICINITY or THE WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTS
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 7. 1854. at
81 o'clock on the premises, st sll cell the ives
tern part Of Lot No 2. in Square No no, fronting
IL feet 81 inches on New York avenne, near the
CORNER OF ssvepteenth street, and runnips back
sired
The proximity of tbs property to the Depart
meuts, and the fine view {takins in the Smit 1so-
MAN GrouI DIS. Capitol. Monument, and Potcmas
river rel ders 1t desira bic site for residence
Terms are half cs sh the remainder in 6 months
with interest. secured by . deed of trust 90 the
premises. Couveyances and tADp at cost of pur-
chaser.
ap4 4t &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Austs.
EOR sALE-An ENGINE and BOILER, about /
Georgetown d. G.. NH Sl6ts
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL GRANT
Major General Grant was in consultation
for an hour or two this afternoon with the
Secretary OF War. 1t Is supposed he will leave
for the Army of the Potomac tomorrow morn.
ing,
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LOCAL NEWS,

REpoRr OF THE CHIEF OF MILITARY Or.
TnTIvBs AND PATRoLs-The monthly report
and Patrols, made TO Colonel Ingraham, Pro-
vost Marshal OF this military District, o. Sat
uIdsy last, shows the operations and efficisncy
Of the forces during the month OF March. For.
ty.seyen officers, found away from their resi-
ments and commands without proper aathori-
ty, were ordered to report to headquarters
under arrest, and 6i7 enlisted men were
arrested and confined In the Central Guard
house, while IS deserters were arrested and
turned over TO Captain Scheetz. Twenty six
parties, roprietors of saloons and keepers Of
liquor establishments, were arrested and
fbeu = :" 100. sei,.ng liquor 70 soldiers,
and were arrested and fned S25 each
for selling LIQUOR without license. The mum.
her arrested and con victed for selling liquor on
posed Sl,1OO. Some Of these Offenders having
r. peatediy violated the order regulating the
eale of liquor, their stock of goods were con-
6scated and turned over to the medical Pur
yeyCr. number OF liquor establishments
were also closed, their proprietors not comply.
ing with the order 10 close at IL o'clock.
Ten bawdy houses were seized, their inmates
ordered to vacate the premises, which were
either permanently closed. or turned over to
their owners on the promise Of renting them
to families Of responsibility.
large lot Of Government property, con-
ments, &c, was seized and turned over to the
property sergeant at Gen. Martindale's head
quarters, and receipt obtained for the same.
ment and other military headquarters were
executed and reports made thereon by the OH.
Ger executing the same.
There were large number Of cases investi-
gated where NO evidence could be found. and
in some instances the charges were discovered
to have been made through malice, and with
the intention of injurinE those against whom
the charges wore leveled.
Several parties were arrested whose offences
were not against the military laws, and they
were accordingly turned over to the civil
authorities.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'ri aeors..oxn.

AN EXCELLENT TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
AND AOT IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. April 18th. 1854, at o clock p
m, will sell, in front Of the premises on Con
gress street. between Bridge and Gar streete
Georgetown. The Lot fronts % feet on Con gress
street., and is improved By excellent two ssory
Frame House. con tanning ten rooms
Title indisputable. Terms at sale.
ap Ada IDS THOMAS BOWLING, Aust
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"HER MAJESTIC CHAMPAG
TIE ROYAL VINE OF ENGLAND.
A limited quantity of this superior Wine has
been secured for the undersi gned, and the first
shipment of 500 cases has arrived, by the steam
ship Olympus, direct from the cellars of the we'll
known house of
Messrs DE yENOGE & CO.,
at Epernay, France. The present inv dice will be
introduced into this market at the very low price
Of
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS,
payable in currency, which is much below its first
cost.
The superior quality Of this Wine is guaranteed,
and 1t is offered with confidence of its approval by
connoisseurs.
orders for one or more cases may be addressed,
~ letter or otherwise, to the Undersigned.
VIM. HENRY WARD,
Wine and Fruit Dealer,
NO. Broad street, near Wall, New York.
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PRICE OF GOLD.
By the Peoples Line1
NEW YORK, April 40 80 o. m.-Gold opened
at sc, sellers days; 10 a. m, sc Sa66K.
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" ashingtsn Money Market-Latest Que.
tatisns.
Pur1iahAd - TAvts Iohnaoo r. III uonh

ers:
Buying Selling.
U. s. Coupon Bonds, lss1......i13E U4I
u. 5. 80 Notes. 1146
Quartermasters' Checks. .... cox
New Certificates. .oea99K
American Slver................15o
American Gold.
NHW YORK RATHs-sBOOND BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 113x: zoos, ll3K; OertiA-
Gates Of Indebtedness, .ssX; Gold. 1861; 5.ao's
11OH; Canton, 73k; Cumberland, sax; Quick
silver, 50; N. Y. Central, 1Ak; Erie, I25x; Har-
lem, lat; Hudson, 164: Residing, 100; Michigan
Southern, ia; Fort Wayne, l48.
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Washtnston Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent
money, furnished By Lewis johnson & Co.,
RAnkeEs:
Buying. Selling
u. s. Coupon Bonds, 1SSl......1i34 max
U. >, b " Notes .................llO III
QuaItermasters' Chec ks....... 99a
New Certificates. W
American Silver. ......s.ISo
A0erIc8n Gold. .s...s.lof
NEW YORK RATEs-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupon 6s, 1881, i13A; 5sOs, ll0n. r,,r.
Gates OF lndsetedcss.s. ry8; Gold, 1861.
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EQUITY CouRr.-This court will be held to.
morrow By JmdSe Olin. -
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PAPE r HA NGS.
A greatvariety of
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES OY
VELVET AND GOLD PAPER,
SATIN GROUND PAPER,
COMMON PAPER AND BORDERS,
CANTON NATTINGs,
Check and White Mattings, both fine and common
grades
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
From feet to IL feet wide. together With great
variety of
WINDOW SHADES,
BRASS WINDOW CORNICEs
CURTAIN BANDS,
DOOR MATS,
PARLoR MATS.
COCOA MATING, &c
All orders promptly attended to at
RIFLE FALCONERs
No. 34c 7th street, between street and
NH l5-essm" Mass avenue.
TOR SALE first class family HORSE, years
aass ssd 6red or MARE
styiiish under saddle, and safe in harness. go
city. Both warranted sound and free from vice
or no sale. Inquire at the Livery Stable formerly
ner Of and sth. for two days. ap2.2ts
~A GLASS WARE.
WG Purchasers of Glass Ware can always find
of the following articles. viz:
fumblers, Goblets, Champagne, Claret, Hook,
VINE, Cordial, Decanters. Wine Bottles, Beer
Mugs, Bowls, Salyers, Dishes G as Globes.
syrup Bottles, Lamps Chimnies, and
many other articles.
WEBB & BEVERIDGE,
apl6t-H 5O4 Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
VIaWs OF sLAvsRY. By Bishop Hopkins
i!s! s::: 81 &. s. S:.,.,..:
VS. Ss sus.sssfsi 3, K k.ms snspsssns 81
Inc Eyer sunbeam, practical work on Photeg-
MnS n ational Hand Book, Il.
Tales from the Operas 81
Wickeratam 3 echool Roor onny, 81 IS
Private Miles O'Reily: Hts Book, 81 8.
The Warrington Sketch Bonk. By Viator. 8l.25.
APT PRANOK TAYLOR
LOB sALE-16I00o extra choice hardy Ever
u Blooming 8oees, Msgnolias, Trees, Peoney,
wisssliis, 0!sn,siss. Srsas. "a Lsao.. fress.
Qimbiae Plants. It.lsrssas. 1ruits: Trses, %.
The collection oomORisss The most celebrated ki1ds
-'''"- = -.,o y 4. JA1DIu, Ylsriss,.
aAH In W6 IN cor. ef Il
>
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CRIMINAL CoURr, Judge Fshsr.-There was
no business transacted in this court 70 day.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Margaret
Kirby, Emma Carroll, disordsrlv; 81 each
Betsy Johnson, John Claiborne, Horace Corter,
Osborn FontlerQy, Anna Watkins. William
Payne, suspicion; for hearing. Richard La.
zenby, Mary Lazenby, receiving stolen goods:
do. Joseph Frank, violating city law; So. J.
Pierce. larceny; dismissed: Dan'l Dougherty,
itary.
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ASSAULT AND BATT1RY.-On Thursday last
Frank Hank, alias John Booker, and another
unknown teamster, in coming across Martha
Long, q very old colored woman, without any
pIovocation assaulted her, using their whips
on her. Hank was arrested BY Officer Maxwell
and taken before Justice Boswell, who COM
mitted him 10 Jail for court
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LIQUOR SELLERS FINRp.-This morning the
following parties were arrested by Capt. Do.
Ian's detectives and fined $40 each by Justice
Ferguson for selling liquor on Sunday: Henry
Harden, corner Of 18th street aud Penn. avenue;
+. Butler, 14th street, below Penn. avenue; and
g. L. Thomas. corner of 9th street and Penn.
avenue.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF WASH
Il ington, having used the remedy Of G; Keenan,,
No. $40 i street, between 9Th and 7tb streets,
for the cure of Infammatory Rheumatism, have
no hesitation in saying that We satisfied it is
of great value 10 all afflicted with this most
painful disease. We therefore cheerfully recon-
VIM. c. MAGE. E, bet 18th and I3th,
MARY NEWTON. 4th. bet G. and Ii.
MARGARET A. MITCHELL,
GRACE HCRDLE. |. bet 10Th and Goth,
ROBERT WARREN, 7th, bet. X and L.
NH 2i- eolm~
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SouADRON TACTICS UNDER sTIkM. b.
- Cant Parker, u. b. n.
Manual Of Naval Tactics. By Captain Ward, o.
6.N.
Manoeuvres Of Steam Fleets. BY Capt. MooFsos'
h. London. ~.
De BonReioux Traits dss Aanosuvrss as As'
Paris.
Tsctique Nayals. Paris. ..,..
Tactic NAvale . l'usass Do Ii Marine ffsa0
Paul Host4 Naval Tactics. London.
Ran atuelle Cours do TActi9Hs NacHe rSfnR.
mis- thAuVA IALZO2-.-
xIT1IT1Na Dlsxs. P0RrYoLIos, pln.
w Hives. PhotoaraDh Albums, Ohessmea. Qnsss1
eoards, iesk Camlon Boards: Goa1 Peass ! .se1
~. Iaseffs0, piayis0, &C.. kS. yoe sals - %
lexsSe ssssea pRANVK fAYLcR
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INTERCOLLEGIATE THE TAX.PAYERS OF
WASHiNGTON
ASSESSORS OFPICH, !
WASHINGTON, March IA, 1864.
The Board of Assessors, having completed the
General Assessment for the year 1884, hereby give
notifs that they will sit asa Board of Appeals and
Monday, the 2lst day of March to Tuesday the
Sth day of April, inclusive, (Sundays excepted
At their room, No. 6, basement story, west wing
City Hall from 8. IN to p. IN each day
By order of the President:
JAMES W. sPALDING,
nh lb-tAp& secretary Board of Appeal.
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SHOOTING CASE AT THE CApIToL.-This
morning. as Daniel Blackwell, colored man,
was passing through the hall in front OF the
Supreme Court room, at the Capitol, some
words passed between him and John Dade a
colcred laborer employed in the courtroom,
when the former drew q pistol and fired at the
latter, but fortunately without effect. Mr.. H.
q. Vanderwerken, one of the Capitol police,
arrested Blackwell, who WAS taken before
pistol was fired through mischief, and not
to ipjure Dsde, but the Justice deeming it ne.
cessary that q lesson should BE- taught Black
well, fined him $25.5s for carrying deadly
weapon.
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Prooiamstion aby The. Ffes = lent 2 I
t1it States b. ' e; 9
bajA ANOTHER Jr lff,R q GALL FOB 1000 u -
MORE MEN,
10000 LADIES, J

zvrT !, s1a ishlnA6 EADfEgs 81 t9sa
ta5t SION a94SoDSso T. -, tJ.. -.
to sxamins the stoec 0, 9,es.ns' 1 1enI ~ 80
Ribbons, Artificial fo~en Le E,
Whplesaiet e ana Efssall T Tlssh,;s ~. n
opening ct the wen Known NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ sags
-.lsr29 Vfed add aAsukHEANSfhlo UNI =, 81 =
M al Main street, 'WheSlinx West Va
q, - ;,,.t onened by far the lar
N. 800 sIscant stock of Trimming, Millin-
80 o..- 81 FenSv ipnnu1ds topether with COM
cry, straw and any s, sssr osssrsd in this
Pesss y ~ II IL ! S-,Ff la. 80
mans,.o@ :. =; IN b,,s;nssa ANA sxtsusiye
my long eaPolee 4a..s.n C;,;as amanost the
ma 10 6fsr supe-
nor indncepsegr $500 az - NJ ssoct l. iaree
before purchasing elsem y - A. Wat
and well 'ssscsec sn,eiior issa 80, IN a Srst
and eyerytning wnicn =; u2 ,SsF pivs ca Ia
ctsss btishtment o. tnHt klna' nay astH
found, at bargains 70 sa, y sa.-Io.Ta. .a.....
sl2O0e pieces 60nnes ee,npos, 49, -
250O do trimming anu msn.eA IS ~. rsrv
3OO Boxes Af,lheiaA ipwelsi sv ,..yo. VI WIZ WY
latest ana most lmPr0vso s'yioe. ,ow
200 Boxes hucneus ana Isos, aa 'H
lsv prices i.ao5 .sl''.'- - =" 1,.,..;.s
= 500. pieces GimWpufe, brussels, saAehs'n''
Isg b Thread, Lace and Edgings. -, -.
$50 pieces Silk Bonnet Laces Edgln8s' solle
-. entirely new Styles very chesP.
. 200 pieccs Linen and Cotton Laces anu EoEMS'
, I6C0 do 70 Plain black and colered eogs Oh
- vet Ribbons, best make imported.
-ti00doEen Bonnets, such as English ana Sris
straw; also Dunstable, Pedal Leghorn and Miisn
Braid at your own prices. - - % - AZ
$50 dozen Lad es hair Nets; also, Ladies mo-
hair and silk dress Caps .
| $50 dozen Ladies, Misses and Unhdrens na Ns
white and oolored latest styles will be sold atgrea
bargains. ,.a.sdk os0 q
! 2OO dozen whise ana co'oreu SuAA'''' -
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IbH,]Rss HIAIEE,U,g
SEOEGDFICs HHFSIefkN,r

VAR RlHgLRR, Eclectic Physician. eurgeon
IL and Aecouchsr. tAnders his professional ieer-
v;css a the sitixens Of Wheelne and vicinity 1rt
L. is graduate of the .Eelscue ana imsuos Az
stitute o Cincinnati, and has had many years et
pefience in the Mpetice Of hlssYfolssslon, sna nc
homes by closel attention 10 ssaefness 70 mon'
share of the public patronage d., Lee mas gwen
especial attention TO, and his bsen lamanenuy
successful in the treatment Of chronic diseases OF
every variety, and especially of such Is hhssma-
tism and diseases of the eye and ear. Liver Com
plant Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers, Con-
Situation Piles and diseases of the Kidneys, Gray
ell, &C. All those who have been unsuccessfully
treated for any Of the above diseases, would hnd
it to their interest to consult DR. Lee without de-
lay Our practice is safe certain and Promps
leaving no mercureal faint in the system, put
cleansing, ienoyatiy and strengthening the gen
eral system, acting in unison with Natures unsr'
ring laws.
WHEELING WEST VA DEC. 4, 1854
To all whom it may coucor1;. We, the UNDER
signed, membera of the West Virgins Legsla-
ture, take pleasure in saying that We have Known
Dr. Richard Fl Lee many years previous 10 the
breaking out Of the rebellion, as successfni ana
energetic practitioner of medicine (of the Eclec-
tic SCHOOL, both in Kanawha county Virginia and
in Gallia county, Ohio.
., q. SLACK, Senator 7th Dist,
g. W. S. DUNBAR, NJ. II. d.
JNO. NJ. PHELPS, Pres Senate
q Office one door south of Kramers Hotel: Main
street. 90 SIS ssS4 may2o-zm
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21
TRANSPORTATION.
BaltilSoFN 81 hio R. R.


OryIoI BAIT i ONO RAnRoAp "a
{ Wheeling Station, May IA 1864.
I'm and afber Sunday night, the 18th of Nav
" the P assenger trains will be run by the fol.
lovin0 achedulo: a.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21
LIVE STOCK.

Droycn and Farmers Will find this the most ai'-'
tageUus route for Live Stock. Capaeious Yards .
vatered and supplied with every convenient, ~,
been opened on this line and its connection AM sy
attention Is paid TO their wants. From Harr'o-,'ii
whore WIN BET ound every convenience for feeng 80
resting, g. choice Is offered Of the Philadelphii -
York and Baltimore Market THIS Will also b. i2-'.'
the ahorest quickest and most direct route for S'o
New York-fvia allentown and with fever ehsh1
than any other.
= ENOCH LRwIs, Genl Superintendent Af0oH''
Pa.
L. L. H0UPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent, PhIl4'. 90
delphia. jsnlI-my.'