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20 OfRgt1Hh..
Less Army and the Amnesty Proc
hmaf7on- q

NV ToRE, Jan. 2s.-A sPecisI to the
Herald from the Army of The Potomac of
the 26th7 says:
had an interview to day with an Of
Ger of high military rank IN the Army of
the Potomac, who has had opportunities
Tor frequent conversations with deserters
from the rebels He does not believe any
part of Lees army has been sent cut Of
Virginia he does believe that there has
been light among the rebels on the south
s1de Of the RaPidSD; that there Is q general
disrrust of he fidelity of pickets. The
soldiers il Lees army are anxious 70 grasp,
At the earliest possible period, the olive
branch Of peace held out to them by the
Amnesty Proclamation, take the oath of
allegiance, and become again good cit
'izensi that there is actuI desttution in
the rebel army; that their supply of ratious
Is very short, aUd it is with the greatest
difficulty that enough reaches the army to
make even 'he small daily issue that is
promised The supply Of forsge Is so
short that the cavalry horses are cared for
very poorly Cavalry picketing is done
BY rebel infantry, the object being to keep
their horses in condition for service when
the Spring campaign opens
AMY OF TER PoToNAC, Jan. 3T-Tt was
two Mississippi regiment that opened the
ball on Saturday last by attempting to
fight their way out of the rebel lines for
the purpose of .akfug the oath of ale
gisOee TO the United States. Unfortunate-
~ they did not succeed, though they made
q brilliant attack upon the troops that were
ordered to resist their progress.
It IL expected that full information will
reach here shortly By which some idea
may be formed of the losses on both sides.
From twenty-five 70 forty deserters
come into the picket lines of the "a Corps
daily, and as many to the Sd Corps, not
withsraudiug four skirmish lines have been
thrown out By the rebels to prevent it ~
The construction train of the Military
Railroad vas attacked this evening by
gusrillas At Gravel Switch, about one and
q halt miles from Alexandra. Twelve
shots we're fired.
Gen Slough Immediately dispatched a
squadron of men in pursuit.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-29

ALBAST, Jan. 2s.-At joint meeting of
the bank committees of the Senate aud
Assembly i has been informally concluded
to recommend the passage of Law aut thor
King the reception Of 6 per cent. United
States stocks, by the Superintendent of The
Bank Department A. a basis of baking
BE to issne thereupon to the State hank a
notes stamped upon their face, secured hT
The pledge Of United States stocks.
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~Youug rEN, please notice the fol

~Touug HEN, please notice the fol-
lowing 'testimoniaL' It is an extract from
a letter Of R H. Goudy, late of this city,
bat now ofKno1vIle, Tenn, to his father
here:
Il have obtained some Wheeling pa
pers which l read with great interest.
The advertisements remind me strongly
Of home. l am especially gIaddened on
reading thai CT my friend Mr.. Hitchcock.
My attendance at his school is the fouuda-
ton CT all my good fortune here I would
not regret thousand dollars for the ben
eft received in my course with that
gentleman" jan29-1w
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~FEzE broke out yesterday il, ard
entirely destroyed the eusmeliBg house
attached to the Maehine Shop of Nessrs.
Rice swsrtz in Nartiusvftle, Ohio. The
women folks turOed out en- "sasse aud form
ing in double line to the river passed up the
Buckets. I; Was owing TO their heroic eff
forts, aud the extreme ealmuess of the day
that the entire works we're not consumed.
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~THE Frrp roRrzr R1rrrr nrF..

18TH FuHD FOz TIE REIzET OF Fan
1L1Es or soLnTERs.-J-N. Paxton, Esq,
The General Treasurer of the Relief Fund
raised in the city for the relief of the fam
lies of soldiers, makes the following re-
port as to the receipts aud Disbursements
OF The fuad:
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LaugbIin's Old Home BiHers.
THE PRIDE OF vIRG1TIA

necessary article this warm Weather That's
what's the matter You want b0t4Is
Don't 60 about complaining Of being 80 weak and
feeling 80 exhausted BY the weather. You can be
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LGughIin's Old Home Bitters, I
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA
M uSs gninE To the sprngs And Epanding 50 many
Of those -greenbscka." Eou VII eat better and OF
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bertsr. by using
Laughl1n's Old Home Bitters,
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA
These Bitters are agreeable 60 the taste, in mild
operation, the most delicate using them with iEapu-
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dis.Ass, they hupart new health and vigor to the
system The exquisite favor, the delicate aroma
and pleasant of this preparation renders it pc
euEdy Hcoeptabls1 even 70 the fsVsred and ianEUid
patient Prepared only by
LAUGHLINs BUEHFIELD.
jU2 Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling.
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~etszrEn RErcrrD,-We understand
nat Gibson Lamb has bean elected Cash
Ter Of the NorthWestera Bank of Virginia,
N place Of Daniel Lamb. Esq reaigued.-
AZ Lamb, Jr-, has been connected with
me institution for = number of years, and
will make faithful aad efficient os5.er
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BATCHELOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

h the Best In the World.
THE Only HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLE
DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye Is Perfeet-changaa Red,
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RLOR, AL others are mere limitations aud should be
avoided. sOld by "A Druggias, 81 FACroRE-s1
BARCLAY-sT,
BeteheIOr's New Toilet Cream for
Dressing the Hair.
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sOH1aGol liheEty An, France
chef q StAie- does not kooE
eeds, hseoaatry world sxastt>
IL Nv respectfully requests.
NJ Rincder replied; be said ths =
government was not afraid of the that
uttered By n Theirs. de nainlained that
uoae of the liberty demanded Was deficient
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Queen
This invaluable incidence il unfaifing in the cure
Of Al tOse painful add dangerous diseases % which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderztes All
exoeaS AID removes Al distractions, and a speedy
curs may be relied on. -
TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time,
bring en- the monthly period wtth regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Govern
meat stamp OfGreAt Britain prevent eOuuser1sftA
CAUTION.
tn & Pills should be rslsn by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, ~ they
Hrs to bring on AlscArriage, but At any other
tiRe they are sAfa-
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IN the Back and Lfmbs FasiEre on zlight e1ertion,
PAlpisatiou OF the Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
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Pull directions IN the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved
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For sale by LAUGHLINS BGSHFLELD,
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wAsHneroz, Jan. IA special to the
World says
The Ceuuittee on Ways and Means has
decided on an amendment 10 one of the
appropriation bills, providing ten millions
for ;ne payment OF ui1ate men and
militia raised in Pennsylvania, ohie, In
dlAna- Kentucky. Missouri and Tennessee
70 eIpeI guerrlIlas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-29

~ GERMAN PaxrER WAITED A
good German printer eau obtain pleas
sas and permanent situation by application
% NJ shryOek, editor af the ZanesViIIs
sCoaTley, ZanesyiIIs, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-29

Ssw TORK- Ian. 2s.-Thezteames Cham
plon has arrived from AspiuUaH.
The HeEald's Key West letter says:
State Government Convention will
inset Al St Augustine, Florida, on the lst
Of March next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-29

%HEsHT sHAzp's majority over An
drew J. Long for Street Commissioner, is
1853.
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Notice to subscribers.

"CIrT CoUEcns The 6rst meeting
of the new City Councils was held At the
City Hall yesterday afternoon.
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NrIE Is fsarsd ehat he mid b1ght
heather With which ve are uOI being f..
t'iea wi premAtureIy start the bods upOn
The fruit trsea, and that the fruit crop may
be seriously damagod in eoasequenes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-29

LOUISVILLE .Jau- 27.-The Frankfort.
KY, Legislature elected Geo. D. Prentice
editor Of the Journal, STATE Printer or. The
lsdshAllat BY nearly 4 uuauinoas vote. =
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College.
AT WHEELING.
CONDUCTED H
L HIT HC oCK
AT so. SO MAIN STREET,
lover the Savings B1nk

"open for Students day sud evening.
TTIHE purpose Of this Institution il to instruct
L young men land women tool in ths principles
which govern tie correct traumctiOn Of pScuniEry
buai1esl In 4nOOUufantHfp and TtS eOnOCuftauts
BOOK-K EEPING,
stripped Of i1S absurd vsrbiaga and nleisnt pru-
Hxity and iRtdeacy, and adapted to the modern
mode Of doing business, especially IN the United
which exact, unerring aud free from azcep-
riSu - thoss Of nAtme and onmprised in very few
words, are arSt made familiar 70 the student, Who
Book k1opiHg, IN numerous BstS Of book in Krest
VariatY Of fru1ss till he thRA AcQUhOa8 sssry or
the which enables him to apply IL with facility
70 any kiAd Of bulnsaS.
"A WAITING SCHOOL
n open day and evening. attended BIZ both ladies'
and gsutiemeu, WheTs, without eufarfnE the zIl
course good handwriting can be obtained in .
ARITHMETIC,
Gaa IL yppIsatioQ b Al mRunsr Of
couGTUG-Ho1sE CALCULATIONS,
resolve the attention their primary ilur1Anes de-
asFsraI en6asI Il e8IeIaft1n nd fotsr1 n h,olZ.
tending graAtly 70 ths RbbreViAtiun Of his work
Ehars open 70 de Gtudsut Rlao eOurssuf IT,
? - BEBINESS SCIENCE
PulttoAI OOn6Iy, C>i1llsicial Law and
uBlas, finance, Banking and Currency; also maxiHs
Of eminent business Nan in regard to the begT
naet5oda oI eondnstinE business G0cesalfnlly I'D
InsFaefiola N ths aln1s suftaet. are Intr.r,c-,-
q With VIIZEims md fnsulcafi1nH teRdinT % tha
lEal elllF1ctsr ~ men and cifisgpu
The eourae Of instruction Il intended 70 81 -
Comprehensive and thorough - that Of NV Of -
[1lersill onlaEag Whlls IA -GIpanse % - TfTJ-
s aeet I51 d ~ - HlE H.
uEk1UGa . ne 0siEs G75fss EaakS in V4 II.
and BridBsPWE, G16 especially to hin atsadsntlz
= CsT ,ERRnEBS EG ri
For the fun course above IndIca8sd TIA tuitfOur
80 ~ P9yaess @ entSEtPg IOr The Es4uiuits
tHrn Ct PlsallEe- The eUGrso 4 usually eaEpIstal
! q frUu-FuO 20 thrns InSuUhE tgE fBgIE ia1IEs
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~EEu OPTICAL I1sTrrurE.-M. Pola.
ehers practical OcerIist invites the public
10 examine his celebrated PeTiscoDir Crys-
tail SPectGcles, for preserving and strength
euing the eyesighL Also all kinds of opt
cal instruments.
Office Monroe Street st Skaters Jewelry
Store If
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For the fun coRrss above IndIcRtsd ths tuitf0u
Gesls 1886 payable On sntsriPg, For thu re4uiuits
tIra Ct Plsa1lre. The eUGEss 4 Usually eaE1DIStla
q fr0al tUO 60 thrns EaSulhG tE5E {B41E = 49,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES GLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

PrPored from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
II. D., PhySieiaa Extraordinary to the
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TO PRINTERR

PR11T11s Press FoK SALE.
H4YmG JlGt put mp N cur Job Roua 55oas e
IL HoS9 CstobrHtod PreHICG, re have f1r ale
S1perFqgA NHEhtnEt0n Hand RrasR, Hhtch Ne viii
2po8o a On YUy rOAso1L5Ie tGrula- Hfis Of PiA9En
IKE t0chea- Any ons Wishing HnEh Prs IOuh
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dos8 oAKPBELL NeDERHoF-
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FIRE "OOF SAFES.

WI Es the only authorized agsots far the sale
VI sf Eire Aah Burglar PrOJI sAfus ia the city.
and are enAbled 70 furnish than NJ mAnntarLar.fsi
MErcALP / BURT,
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DIssURsEAHSrs

JlaaaEy 80, lss4, baI.eee ea haed.. 5 81 so
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SPhAAAGSs ANLES AHD STEEL.
w have add to oar stocs, EprtnEa AxIez Cast
w and 6hsGr Steel, aud VIII keep \ frl assor:-
meat OF teeae Grtiess Of the best Manufacture aad
VII Sail II the lowest possible prices
NETCALF / BURT
jAn1S Sc Vain
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WRAPPHGPlprp

WRAPPING PAPER
4 LARGE STOCK, embracing Al ne. m tn
"A 1hx4op tor hAAs ~ maouAcsHrSrs' pEiesa
MEECALR Burt
JAn1S 55 MAia street
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PASSENGER TRAINS ,..,,,.,,.,,
CtIiOWHiLL Srrcctg PhiiaieIrhla, at lhe following
hour
At s.lS H. NJ for Reading, Lebanon, Ephrata, LiE,
Columbia, Harrisburg Pott,vile, PneTove, Iamaqusi
Buiaio AIe1town WnkesbarIe, Pittston YORK., carlisle,
Ctanbersblrg, & dsgerstown, &c,
Tho tsuin connects ut EAplNG with East Pennsylva
ria Railroad trains Allentown &C. The Reading aud
S 2l s I16aS sjier FOR IafbpT SC. al PoRT
CLINTON win caay'sa Railroad rains for wilSeie IRE
Msn ,, Lgyk I'll nSy%n i9T@ S sna at AIs 1ss
and ,h,ykil ald SusGuehanua" trains for Northum-
ho-lond Williams pal York Chmbers9 lrg' rnegrove' &C.
i,aycs Pm.Sae 9ha a 5,o NJ. T X, ,aiag' ,g tGlts
m .wl.s rgnasyiySa CcntIai Railroad trains for Pitts
burg, A.. EoI.lcrn Co4tal ailruad trains for sunbury
= i M @ y, SI,or Nh ' Sy ,sTrt I 81
m,,s r 10. Il.
r.,o 1i 'iHi' 90, N etopr'6e st an ,yay sta
l5gs. IRVING h philadelphia al . % 4. II.
tyg,a,Fss & &f4y'l '. o'l"' "' 'Vo I'.N "i'''s 'I
T-sIrs t- IN lBNa Harr sburp az A. NJ and
pot''ne 2ts 10 MI S}ing ~ rmfa'lPhMT i "a 1S P,, ~
rja .a.., p 81 s-r.g,U, IA PM lalpl.t az +. w.
NaSl tens, etA pa ,egg.r car a'ta, asd' . Leave
= 81" 'I Ii AZ !, NOON AID DOW 1ingrrn At l2'5O p
49, h.. .r4deiras ...l siNay .'at oa..
"a a. aggye Tas 5s , IN SHgaSi pS9 pbD,
'.'.o'' i' l'''1 = r''' '''''''"' "' ~ " ''
% '.'' rrsISr yAJTIy TAlTRONU.
Y.sser-.f,r 81,sui gown and i1i.rui,iia'e points
-a... sIrA F t-l 500 IT, N t-aIpa f.Dm Phla phl D,
NEy yyI. IyIrEss FOR PI.TsEUHs AND TIE
WEST. ...,.-..-.,,...,,
rii1t 1d g,urcstIg Al Harrishurr viii sylyaua
. U5ur''r5 l.,.I-I.s. rains tor Tltt.uu rg.
Ralu.ug izpro. train leaves Harrisburg on arrival Of
passing Reading at ~ A. NJ and arriving At New York
at I'l5 p, NJ Sleeping Cars accompany these trains trans
aa io' 3B SsE Ss5f is &
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THE FRONT.



ny A. n. WATSON
.,N,,no. what ,s tse ropospr ssged four year pratt
Der. ! the question Tor that mother
A great long line OF men, my boy,
Who, breast TO breast with the ioei
Stand there in the cold the heat, and rahi
And bear such tolls again and again
As hope you may never know
Ills line Of glittering guns, my boy
And sabres keen and bright -
And cannon grim, whose teLiloio "a ,,.1,,,a
Like an earthquake shakes tie Sun" 5lO"n"'
Till it rocks In very hight
Every man who stands in that line, my BOY,
Every man who holds gun,
Is a savior, my boy for you and me
Thev have barred their bosoms 70 make us free
We we're slaves unless It were done.
You know where our old home stood, my boy
All know you remember It well
But the dear old house stands not there now,
II Is gone and the papers have told as how
II was burned by Yankee shell.
They fred at our army there, my boy,
Our front ran along by the farm
They heard the whistling missiles come
Which left us, my boy, without home;
But il did far greater harm.
For great, good men were there, my boy,
Where the cruel iron fell,
And two brave fellows bit the dust,
And ten were wounded by the burst
You think il a cruel thing my boy,
To kill each other so,
But were you a man like those who stand
In line az the front 10 protect their land,
] would have you stand there too.
For our country Is in distress, my boy,
They have said We shall not be free,
They have dotted our hills all over with graves
But our homes are not yet the homes Of slaves
Pray God they may never be.
But fear they would-they would, my boy,
But for the great, long line
At the front, whose cannons do bloody work,
Who handle the sword with a wicked jerk,
While they fight for me and mine.
Then do not think it wrong, my boy,
For the great baptismal font
Which seals our freedom to us, and saves
You and me, my boy, from being slaves,
Is filed with blood at the front.
rwe copy the above gush from the Rebel muse In the
Atlanta (Georga) CoRfsdcrdcy OF July2l
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AN ORDINANCE

TO AUTHORIZE AN ADDITIONAL LOAN
TO MEET THE EXPENSES INCIDENT TO THF
DEFENSE OF THE CITY, AND FOR OTHER PUR
POSES.
Section The Select and Common Councils Of the City
OF Philadelphia do ordan, That the Mayor Is hereby au
Gorized borrow at not less than par the credit OF
the corporation, such sunsof money may be required
by the Cty Treasurer from time 10 time to provide ion
the families of volunteers rom the city OF Philadelphia IN
the United states. and for the dete ~
city, exceeding the whole the sum Of five hundred
thousand dollars for wh:h interest exceed the rate
Of AX cent aunum shall be paid half yearly
the first days Of January and July at the office Of the City
Treasurer.
The principal Of the said loan shan be payable and PAID
at the expiration Of thirty from the date Of the samet
and before without The Of holders thereof and
certificates therefor IN the usual form OF such cecAtes
ofCity Loans shall be issued In such the ender
require, but not any fnctcra part Of 300 ia
required, in amounts OF hye hundred thousandt
dollars, and shA be expressed In said certificates a
TIE said loan therein mentioned and the Interest thereof
are POI able nee FROM all taxes.
Section Whenever any loan shan made by virtue
hereof. there shall be, by Of this ordinance
ally appropriated out O the income Of the corporate estates
and from the raised by taxation, suci mt to-
pay the interest said certificates and the further sunni
Of hreetenhs Of cenum the value Of suchl
cerhcates ssued, shah be appropriated quarterly out
OF the income and taxes 10 sinking fund, which iund
and its acCumuatons hereby especially pledged for
the redemption and payment Of said certificates. ,
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The Hostile European Fleets 80 The
Danish Blockade.

The Hostile European Fleets 90 The
Danish Blockade.
The Hamburg papers give the following as the
respective strength of the Dauish and Austro-
Prussian fleets in the North Sea-
The Austrian force consists of the screw ship
of-he-line Kaiser, 81 guns the screw frigatc
Schp0r@eRJerg, SO guns; the iron-clad frigate
Don JtoR d 'ABtria, l6 guns; the screw corvette
F1iedyich, %; the paddle-whecl steamer EG=p-
beth, 6; and the screw gunbOatS Val and Sec
b0id each carrying 4 guns The Radet.ky, scre "
frigate, 35 guns, was at BOrkum on the 26th
AElATEN s1rUafrI, 80. - - ii-.---t--
Assistant Cierk Of Common Council.
JAMES LlSD,
President OF Select Council
AUuroycd this cipLteo l,h ddy OF July, Ammo Domlni
one thOusgn eight hundred and sNty-ou "A, y.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
II Mayor Of Philadelphia
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Prince Napoleon is writing the lives Of the
Bonapartes, certainly the most remarkable family
IN all history.
Mysterious lake dwellings like those ofSwit-
zerlands have been recently discovered in the
SSternoerger See, Bavaria.
-lhe French Minister Of Public Instruction Is
1uch alarmed % learn that the inhabitants of the
Department OF Meurthe and Vosges are disposed
20 use thg herman language in place of the
fLench' lhSse s tNo departments are only about
pal towns Nancy and Epinal, and are situated on
the eastern side Of France. The District Gnsner
tor recently summoned forty-hve German
SchoOlmasters into his august presence and mr. .
missed them rewards II they would pren
gate the French instead Of the German tongue
They replied that they had already attem pted
20 do SO, but the clergy and the Mayors were op-
posed TO them. Whereupon a circular was issued
10 these personages, strongly urging them 10
assist the schoolmasters In their efforts 20 make
french tie Yernaeulal.
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AN oFDTsANCE

~ ADI IuphlLE = i..,,AAN
, OK sem o'L = Hf'9 r = 49,. ,a
section J.. tuv rtei thd NvInN-'A ''hhehe ~ Ie SlS
o. iMhoelp,,a 40 "roall-,, ,.- .,., 81. ,-- o.. ,,.
liel me MAYOR BE- neie'J ahoiAyl 70 "'-l'N o.. .i1
less man par GA Ae LieuH 1i e tyllnA NI .ls .tlu
u one million llars 20 prNlaa l"l u' r'iyh, 'Nten
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AND
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ALLY No, 10 MARKET Street, shove Front.
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CdERK,s OFFICE, coMMoN CoUNCIL.

= TTiIadeIphIn, July D, IsbI.F
In accordance with resolution adopted by the Commoh
Council the City Philadelphia, Thursday, the got
day ofJune, 1864, the annexed bill, entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
TO AUTHORIZE AN ADDITIONAL LOAN TO MEET
THE EXPENSES INCIDENT TO THE DEFENsR
OF THE CITY. AND FOR OTHER PURPO 5ES,n
is hereby published for public information.
WM. F. SMALL,
Clerk of Common COlncu.