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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-03

fnN ACRES oil V.loabie Timbored Land on the
Iul Peninsula, IN Warwick county, for sale st
auction Will be sold at auction. ca Thursday, the
4th OF February, 'S0i at office, in the city o!
Richmond at IL O'Clock NJ, leo acres Of vsiu9le
tmbered Land, belonging TO FIR II II Curtis, in War
wick county, s'miies from Williamsburg and 8 from
Yorktown convenient to two rivers, which abound
in fish and oysters. The Soil Of that county il 80
well known that il. requires no description.
TERMS Cash. The tsxes for 1864 to be paid by
the purchaser. 'SODDIN X APPERSoN,
Jazz Auctioneers-
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VIRGINIA HOTEL FURNITURE For sale al
v Auction - In consequence Of the present high
prices and scarcity OF peovisoa, tho subscriber has
closed his hotel and viii commence 70 SOL ~ pub
lie auction the Furniture OF said hotel oh Tuesday,
February the 9th, aud continue from day 10 day
until sold out. The articles sold will embrace
over
iQa mahogany, cottage, maple and walnut bed
staad5 .
Bedding. haf and shuck mattresses
Blankets, comiosts, coveriets
CoanterpAnes, sheets, p llovs and pillow cases
Washbowls aud pitchers, carpets
Looking glasses, oil paintings
One octave rosewood piano
Sofas, lounges, rocking chairs
PaSipr and cane bottol and common chairs
WardFobes, bureaus, parlor stoves, table ware
mahogany dining tables, 2 scffigerators
Z large hotel cooking stoves
3 good young horses, z mich cows
And many articles too Eomerous 70 mention.
SCHEFfER.
NB.-Ihs subscriber will reas upon favosabls
terms The entire Hotel o. stngls Toome rs.
A1asatea, VI, Jan ~, lisa. ja2e~sodaae
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Dnsos. A'i
Carpets,
s,ovas
Bois,
Crocksry, Bedding
Wstehes,
Je~elry,
BDoks,
sta'ionery, a..
"a wednesday, The ii .rzt co,o,, At asc,oo
o,c'Ss n, We wiil sell Z, Cur ..In-AS At %
s'Iess, ~ ass'sifnen. ID pianos ,n,rls No IL!
nfazse1 carpets, stores be,is beGdi,n 'tore, 20.
watches, ieselry, books s,' s, elofsesy,
"" soo'i call attention. TO the foi.,v 'F'nefy Se
i"sgoihco7' CGscssring piano. ..
c-vFfal sxceSlsEi psanos 6 ect,-ss N~'ss
se'eFai very Use Bfussels carns,a
bursaGA -sss cLs.-s
Tables -, st1ads wazhs,,nt.
ASFi1n1io parser suite, Ia crimson s.,s-
ing o. eisb. pieces 7&io, e9rss,
Los nz, Office, and psTior sthves
fealner beds p.iigvs AMI bos.,a
Hair, shucx and coi.on raa,;,esssn
bian.ess, qalts and sheets
Crhcsery and glassware
Gold aad silver watches
D'amGhd rings, brelstpins
Books, stationery, f41cy srt;crs. +,
az NljLiAH$yS E "a
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by Williamson s Co., Aact'rs,
No 1Sl Maic street.

ID EBEL House for sale ct auction On Friday
W. Will sell, without reserve, The above well known
AID popular restaurant, on l4th street, neai
the Exchaig e Hotel; also, the bar fixtures. and
every thing pertaining to first class restaurant
together with the key and lease
fs2 WILLIAMSON & co, Aucts.
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A GENERAL MEETING CT tue stockholders
~ OF tie Virginia Towing Company wit DO hed
A, the Office cf said company, III the city Of Hic.i,
N md on Tuesday, the 2}t day oi ieh LaTg, at II
n,.Incx NJ MYEK MYERS,
BACON TAFT,
TIL MAS B0UDAR,
OSners of more than one t:nih II The
i,l4--tfs Corporate stock.
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lDI ED,

OF ,rrhaid fever, at The residence Of Sr David
NM near golrefown, East Tsnne ssse, on Inc iotl
of January ait, John II sctLkhNaH,i IN ''e ~fii
year Of his age.
ne was native of Baltimore city, but resident
al the civ IL hichmoud since October 10, 1888 -
ms frr1iiia ar. now deposited In a Vatit D; lhe
-ite oi bis aged grandmother, MS foaa"a HAST
ing-,
- Baltimore papers will please copy
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PERSONAL.

YyE5Sas FDIT0kS:-As soma designin1 person
vi or persons have reported tina. brought Il ur
1 richmond ard e.d !. At 8 yri at advance on he
cost {much to ny Injury as suler.) have only
[, say that have had ne Il ur scat tn Richmond,
but have Leysr charged enc ceEt profit, cut have
slwg,s snli il to p-or fani,ies-oi!y is.ting them
have ore barrel each at cost. To show that have
done all / coui t" all the poorer classes Of Ri,h
rrond a. three different times | gave the ladies'
wait NJ at MIR Wsisxer's for work 8 10 each amount:
ing 10 twelve CT fftet hundred dollars ai7o gave
$50 to Of the collectors for the poor Of lsbrco
county.
As never INTENDED to mention thess things, J
regret that the Failure Of the ease comp-s L e T.
uass this tat.mPBt and ran prove all / say By
gentle men cf staDGing. PEEkS, susieT
p 2-its
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1ye-FOR pFE.RY's BLUFF The Steamer Il
SCiislTZ, Capt HnL, viii, until further nat'ce'
lave tho DoGk s1stes, fs't u 10Th street, dahy
except Sundsys) at 10 O'Clock d,
R1,urD;ny. vii laava the Bluff daily ct O'Clock
PM .
Fafe che Gol,Br each way. fe -H
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roakECTION --Mrs STUFF, in wnose house a
I J quantity Of lard was found supp osed 10 have
been part of tina; stolen from Mr. ONcai fsprcvod
,. charge, and her lard returned by the May %.
fc 3-lts
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k.-gc9TCa ALE empty BOTTLES bought in
anv ggautsy and higher price paid FOR kne same,
thsn by any other house in tie ely at No hxchage
ilctc! Ha,,d0s, iltn street. le2 ~
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a.~WhNTED--Tteat c0Ts, borses, mules, goats,
&C --peianas usying such on their lots can haF re
tAtm hsulef away Immediately, besides getting tne
J,rras y 3altagber's drug store on Main, between
nh and slb sta; at Lewis Anteo.'s, near The Gen.
trsl Railroad Depot, and ut Mr. Jones's grocery ca
Clay 81, two doors from 9Th, at the Glue ana cii
sorkz and !2aaery, in rear OF the new fotr house
foo: Of 81 ST.
R-i.des Of al Kinds wanted, for which full
ro4r',ff .u,5ca v /! be paid ia Zl-i2tf
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fps 3Dsh Va vcer: Mr z B Halle. Essex, u p"
soch.; Mrs. Brockenb.uueb, prs s"ehr' s's
Coates prs socks; Mrs Gwatbney = pr %" y"
dies y A Society, We.smer.'snd, ~ prs $500
= &, Halifax 4 prs socks and la carpet esankst,
% pr. socks from from - I'M ana f'st,
Henry Clay 8 A Society. Hanover, ~ pa ces,
MIR scbul,iee, Goochiand. pr - ~ ,y,,son sIon.
Il y Jonrs Hermitage. q: f'r X Southgaie. -,
loo;Dr \ A Hart, 90 Nr. John WH''ams:'' uoo,s
Ladies' Of Blacx Walnut, Haiit's, si". ~.
y.,n,, poya,ou AS S ; from -, for soldiers
Gari,ic.. 10: from citizens ns occhI1nd, nef "a.
~ Logan for Capt t.acy's company, t''' HtN T. "
Hail. Ysse.. to,; siss Va Halle. dn, ie}, La
lies, I a society, Hardy, for soeks for lisIdy
p,,.. es. for poor os The city through ofhce o.
reY,,at Pre- ,b,,srian, 900; w Jones 4 TO, iiSfi
Thomas Jones, 100; Mira chas Darlington, sec
t,ta,y l. = 4 y, Halifax Z H. ~ -; do, prcmiaa
on ,pscie, Is; Vim w Darlington, for HAYS hii
rad.. 10: NJ, 1906 Miss r Po lard, for Hays b'i-
s,de, 10, Miss u f Pollard, do, 10; g II Hnicbe
son. -; Andrew Johnston, 20; hiias Mana tarta,
10; Thoma. samson, 3oo. J Milihiscr Bro, ~
Miltied fer, 50; & Heller. 20, @ Anders n 't'
si.I a. 5; A G~athmDy leo; Mrs Edmond JAMES,
II, Hon VIM R.ves, 100; young ladies' OF fittst'-
vania Coar, House ast vicinity. proceeds oi a
.ablesu, OLE b; Chas Kent, ~; if'eho, l.,
Rev -, 100; Eliza and Mary Hat psocsed- 81
a fair 300, Capt Jno Covert, 80; Peter b2HiF',
So DR. o Fairfax, y; Gen Carson, ~; .Jno ran
dolph Tucker, 20; -, through Post o!iiee, ~,
las Warwick, 81; l. spiman, lop; Pf"' I. :
pabney, 10; J d WaiA, 80; u ! Williams, i0y'
Robt A Lancaster, 2o0; Dir B. 20; K II Aanty =
Co. 500; Kent, paiae * 20, oO Purcell, Laid
Co. 300, Major w, $50: Samuel Hanson , ,oo'
ft,heIl * Tyler, I0o; Baldwin W il'ia.is, ioe'
" Isaacs, 80; Elicit, Breeder Fox, 10.
The Committee would earEesily appeal to Our
friends throughout the country lnr cohifnntieh5 %
money ard clothing for our soldiers and tier fami
lies Contributions may BE- sent To Roger nafa",
Superintendent, or to m Hunford, Chairman oi
the Army Committee.
------------------------
~. VIRGINIA Volunteer Navy Company. w AZ
~ tbs view Of purchasing q second EtcEh'c:,
books Of subscription will b. oFencd on ina @}ti o.
January 1864. for increase OF the capita stock, al
ne oilces 0: Massrs Goidin & Apperson and Sain1ei
Harrlsoa, IL Richmond Htssrs ScDanci i Toy,
in IyIc,.bu.g; ard d u Dagger and Tbc- Branch &
sons, Il Petersburg.
sAML ] HARRISON,
RpB'r ARCHER,
THOS W McCASCE.
JsO ROGIN MCDANIEL,
JAS l. APPE2SOH,
Ia - IN. Comm sionerS.
" A GENERAL MEETING Of tue Stockholders
~ OF the Virginia Towing Company wit DO heid
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MILITARY NOTICES.

hDJCTASr AND INJECTOR GENERALS CFF1Cs }
Richmond, Feb ! 1854.
~ ENERAL ORDERS No li-Tbe following Or
~ der is published for the informat.oa # al
concerned:
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. J
VAR DEPARTMENT,
Richmond. Va Feb lst, 1904 J
EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. S.
l. All prisoners heretofore held By the |. Statcs
authorities whether others, sd iiers or civilians
leS4 are hereby feCla. ed exchanged
, All uffcara and men Of the EiCSsbITy capture,
who reported for duty q; Enterprise, MICS at q ny
time prior TO the lin OF November, 1863, aid
whose names were forwarded 10 me by Major Gene
RAJ John H. Forney, hereby declared exchange d.
,. All ciIcers ard men III the N.ek=burg capture,
belonging 10 the LIST Tennessee Heavy Artillery who
reported for duty at Marietta, Ga, am whose
were forwarded 10 me Dy Col. ii. Jlckson. are de
ciaTei exchanged = kOhT 0ULD,
Agent O. Exchange.
BY order.
(Sgnsdj CcoPER
Adiutant end Inspector General.
&C. Confederate newspapers publish six times,
aud send bills to the War Department. f Sc.
HE.DQs Co A, Isl BAT CAVALRY,
For Local Defence, Richmond, Feb 3, 1864
TINE members Of this company are comm aided
to meet in front CT the City Hall, on Broad
street, to day, at ! o'clnck, mounted, ard fully
equipped for battalion dril,. All absentees without
leave will be reported.
BY order Of Il N NIMxo. Lieut. Coi.l'g.
fe3-lt' + NJ WALDROf, 05
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By Hi|l, Dickinson d TO-, ,scts
"a House Painter and u Geek, wasNer soi
. ironer for sale We will sell at our suction
house. on Wednesday, the Sd inst, at 10 s'elek
very Likely man, about 80 years Of age who is No
/ Louise Painter.
ALSO,
A LIKELY Woman, who is q No l Geek, Wssbsr
and ltoner. Il tn are fully guaranteed
HILL, DiCkIN Co
i-<-~CH AuriiOl-rrs.
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WANTED-R art.-A gentleman End his wife wish
TO procure board in some private family. some
where in Sidney the upper end Of Clay or Marshall
sts, where they could get Z comfortable room Ad
dress, through the Pcst.O Office, "a z j."
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800 p3LLA> r. ,s!g sr, H.a away iFam
and ,aI Terrier Pup with cut and lcng tail. a
reward Of 800 VIII Dc paid for the return OF the
yu, 10 tie BRAND stat.on." cornersf 10th and
NAN sls. tie SIT CIiis J Kennedy.
7 UsT--oa ea,UTiay niEl', Il Pocket Book. contain
IL iHg considerable amount Gf money aut sc:llc
VALUABLE rAtL6S, Of G0 TSc 10 tie party " no
has the book. = fiia ind"' VIII cTcOse the papers
through thu Ct J POST CiIce, TO SEQ w ROCK, lie
may keep the moLey, aid obigc the Owner.
fc -
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XYANTED-Furnscs and Coal PIT Hanis.-We
w with 70 hire for some OF furnaces 1t conve-
nicnt poiuta, q few more able. men, AZ wood
choppers, seamsters, etc /; and when required, the
amount Of hire being satisfactory, we will guarantee
against capture by the raids Of the enemy.
We also wish TO hire under ground hands 1t ous
coal pits near this city.
r ANDERSON 4 co,
IA 23-9w Tpedsgsr Iron Works.
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@. SLACK, Senator Tth dat.
W. g. DUNBAR, u. II. D.
JOHN II. PHELPHS, Pres. Senate.
Blood Stock for Sale.

TNHB subscriber will offer the following superior
l. Blood and Breeding Horse Stock at public sale,
at his resi- dence In Mt. Pleasant, Jefferson county,
Ohio, on SATURDAY, the 25th OF June, 1854. Sale
to commence At O'Clock P. NJ:
Lon No 1-0dd Stocking, ch. m. yrs. by Glen
coe, dam the trotting mare Fanny owned by Mr..
Clark Of Pittsburg fOal at her foot by Flying HIA.
tOga.
No. 2-Jennie-ch. m. by Glencoe, dam MorRiaua,
by Morgan Tiger, fOAl at her foot BY P.H.
No. Die Vernon. b. m. yrs. by InTineible,
dam Jessie by TuckAhoe. Roal as above
No 4.-MOrRiAnR, b. m. IL yr8. by Morgan Tiger.
Superior brood mare. Poal a. above.
N. 5.-Lady Russell, b. m. 10 yra.. by Champion
Black Hawk. Good road, brood and fat mare
n. 6.-Belle Barton, CHI. m. IL yrs. by Busin's
dam by Buck. She is the dam OF Rob Roy, &c.
Tho above mares have all been bred to Plying
Hiatoga, are believed to DO In foal, and arc One
breeders.
No. 7.-VestA, v. m. yrI., by Black Hawk End,
dam Fanny Bllsler. Very promising.
No. S-Panny and Lucy, matched bay listers,
and yrs, by TuekAhoo. Superior roadster team
No. 9:-Prince, CHI. ga yrs HIAtoEa. Very HnO
for saddle and harness.
No. lO.-Fred, or. &. tys. BLACK Hawk. Saddle
will also oner two very valuable young stock
hor seS, Rob Roy, oh. h. yrs. by Imp. Bonnie
Scotland, dam Belle Barton, and Mansfield, b. b.
yrs. by Flying HiatoGa, dam by KY. John Richards;
also, number OF Flying HiAtogA'a eolts-in ALL .
very desirable selection, made with the view Of
reducing large stock.
The opportunityis rare to obtain the most vAlu-
able blood. Terms easy.
jes D. q. UPDEGRAPP.
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The following remarks from tbs aicbs
mond EzqRineT, although intended to be
exceedingly truculent and boastful, do not
strike us in exactly that light-in fact, we
fancy thereis a slight tremorin the voice
that has so long thnndered contempt aud
defiance to the mudsilIs :'fs.1auE=
We hope the Confederate Government is
not still in want of evidence to satisfy it
that the whole of this great war is actually
concentrated in Nirginia, and pressed into
a summers campaign. We hope it now
realizes the gigantic character OF the ope-
rations in course of execution. II it does
not, we beg leave to direct attention to the
two paragraphs we have extracted aud
printed above. They contain the truth,
the aOGr is in Virginia the real battle is on
the ChiekGhoMiny. ALI other events are
now Insignificant triAes; all other military
movements are blinds and decisions. Here
is the final trial ofstrength.s According TO
the action or inaction of the Government,
Lee will triumph or fail. The prize for
which the enemy contends is enormous, aud
his profile by Uietory will be incdlcuLd6Ie. But
they are no greater than our own will be If
this business terminates well for us. The
evil which will befall US if defeated, will be
no worse than the ultimate consequences
to the enemy ifhe is overthrow. The whole
military power Of the United States is to be
sent after its FIRST venture in this Virginian
campaign; it has been determined to con-
quer the State and take the city or lose th Q
entire army of the United States; another,
resembling it, cannot be raised. When
their military force is broken, the United
States must make peace with this couu,
try. II they refuse, anarchy and new dis.
ruption will betall- them. Probably they
will befall whether peace is formally con.
cluded, or an unequal war should be still
attempted. This is the state of the case.
Things are so arranged that utter ruin or
complete victory will be the issue of the
struggle begun in the neighborhood of
Richmond. There is no retreat for eithee
party. Sixty thousand of the enemy's men
were disposed of before he left Spottsyl-
vania. The loss of twice as many more
will destroy the nerve of his military power
and put the security of the Oonfederacy be-
You'd the reach of chance. To those who
are tired of war-to tn ESQ who repeat the
parrots question, allow can it end at all2"
we say here is the end aud here is the
way to finish it. The force of the Union
is flowing In one unbrOken stream to the
foot OF those hills. Here let it be broken,
here let it be spent, and the war is over.
II there is a muscle unstrained, let it
stretch now. Let every man and every
ounce of food be brought to this front. Let
every engine work. Leave unemployed
no means TO increase the physical and mo-
raj power of our troops, and we will here
win the whole game,
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Andrew JohnsoII.

Andrew Johnson took strong ground
early In the great struggle, and has stead
lastly held 1t ever since, in favor of the
Government against secession and treason.
In his speech against Breckenridge in the
extra session Of 1861, he said:
TRAITORS are got to be so numerous pov
that suppose treason has got 10 he Te.
spectablei but, God being willing, whether
TRAITORS be many or few, as have hither.
10 Waged war against traitors and treason
and in behalf of the Government which
was constructed by our fathers, l intend
to continue 1t to the end"
In the senate of the United States. on
being asked by Mr.. Joe Lane, of Oregon,
what he would do with the rebels, Senator
johnson replied in the following strictly
orthodox language: .-.
"The distinguished Senator fron O-e.,or
asks me what / would do with the rebeIs
were President of the-Uufted States , II
Will tell the Senator. would have than
GTTested, would have them fried and ;f
found guilty, by the ETERNAL Con JTonIJ
have them executed"
Concerning Governor u hnstou's pre,en,
sentiments the following is related: % 4 81
In reply to an ofieious suggestion made
70 Mr.. Lincoln, to apprise Andy johnson
OF the policy of writing radical letter of
acceptance, he said that was wholly nm
necessary: His reply was sure to be radi.
cal eno9gh to satisfy the most radical. To
AnotnesS the President is said to have re-
askeq: "Don't be concerned, sir, when
Anuy johnson WAS last here he said. If IL
.Iis necessary to carry on the war FIR
'niFty years, he was for CARRYING II on
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Tho burning OF the BerLshIre.

Eighteen lives are known to be lost by
the burning of the Berkshire on the Hud-
son river, and probably more bodies will be
found in the river. AS no list of passen-
gers vas kept, the exact number cannot be
known. Some report that the FIRE caught
frem sparks falling from cigars and pipes,
as number ofmen were stretched on bales
of hay smoking. But the second engineer
testifies positively that the fire originated
by the bursting of kerosene lamp in the
porter's room. There were many narrow
escapes from the burning boat, and many
who got of with their lives were badly
burned. A little boy, not over ten years of
age, took passage at Catskill with his grand
mother, an aged lady. When the alarm
was given they hurried TO the saloon, and
amid the excitement entered state room
and closed the door. When the alarm be-
| came more general, the lad found that the
heat had warped the door so he could no,
open it. With remarkable presence OF
mind he broke the window aud made his
escape; he then attempted to draw the old
lady through the orifice, but not succeed.
ing, she said: willie, save yourself, aud
let old gFandma'am CO." Willie saved
himself, but says that he would rather per.
ished in saving grandmother than to live
without her. =aaa.. ..r. .rra...1 mi
Many, who had retired for the night were
burned to death in their state rooms, and
three bodies are so charred that recognition
is rendered impossible. The whole num-
Der lost is supposedlto be about 40. A
coroner's inquest will be held at Rhinebeck
to. day, where the cause and particulars oil
the disaster will be thoroughly investi.
gated.
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Something New.

DR. J. A. BOICE,s ANTI-DYsPEPrIc AND
IL ANTI-AsTHMATIO-The only certain cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, JAundice, Diseases
OF the Kidneys, Chronic or Nervous Debility, and
stomach or Liver, such as ConBtipation, Heartburn
Nausea, fullness and Weight in the Stom Aeh, Sour
Belchings, Pullnoss of Blood to the Head, Sinking
or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach FIutorIuE
and PAlptAtion Of the Heart Dull Pain In the Head,
Hands and SOles Of the Feet, Asthma, NeuralRin,
and TWitchIng Of the Nerves. Also an Enectuai
Kennedy In Female suppresGionS. Irregularities and
Weaknesses. - =.
Many testimonials Of its cures might be given,
but the best evidence Il trial Of Its virtues Bold
y Al the Druggists in wheeling and Bridgeport,
Prepared by B0loE / WILLIAMS,
tell.I Wheeling Island, West Virginia.
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Special Appeal to the Ladies'
Wheeling and Surrounding Country
on Behalf OF the Approaching
Fair ana Festival.


Wheeling and Surrounding Country
on Behaif OF the Approaching
Fair ana Festival.
ADIEs-rhe Fair has been postponed a week
- manly Tor the purpose Of giving you more time
70 contribute more efIectually to It's Income and
success ana every lady should once see what she
can do for 1t and then apply herself nromntiy 10
her PIouS duty. Bone can make I'M needle work
soine can prepare pastry, and others can labor in
the vtneyArd-all can do somethInU All can In
huence each other and with nj vn1r hssrt,, S, -,
port and co operation the Fair will lack An innor
tSnt element of Success Will not every laJy in
c1", 3; ,y ave mp, prepare and contribute arti
Sles IN their peculiar departments and will mot the
ulsS o. the towns at once go to work with earnest
yea IN this holy cAuse2 Ladies' assemble DromntIv
uhueE your various Church and School and Society
PL"n and do, all can do, something and none shouId
% hatsned unless th0y do. No anch object has
ever before claimed your phiIanthropic efforts: God
grant none over may again
Nor should any political or roIj-Jor, .ou.,J.
uonS ohH tho heart Of any one. We plead alike
inc souls and bodies of the sick aud Wounded OF
ESIi - n All Sects and many uatons-thAt
al AZ ~ our chalge No distinction is ever made
Al are treated Just alike by beth the Christan and
sapitary Commissions ~ iu
VI an charitable objects ever pressed upon your
beneVolence this is the most imnoTtSnt he 49,
the most awful 7fS'A7'OA'sS 40
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-16

WILL oieF at public sale, to the highest bidder,
Il on Friday, June p, at o'clock P. NJ, on the
city OF Wheeling on tho National Road and two and
onSh4ii miles on the HempdSld Railroad from
The place contains So acres, of which SO acres Is
good bottom laud, located between the National
ko9d and Wheeling Crock, we'll adapted for Garden
country residence.
The remaining portion OF the land Is located on
the Hempheld Railroad, and contains excellent
coal, on which there H. q good apple Orchnrd-nlso
well Apapted for Vineyard
The Hbov two portions OflAnd will DO offered for
sale separately.
For terms OF sale, &C, enquire of the undersigned
TH0S. CLARK.
An Excursion Train will leave the HempneId
Depot at 81 O'Clock ?. N. to accommodate those
desiring to attend the sale ie7-td