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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
PROPOSALS. FOR PURCHASE OF
WHEAT AND RYE

HEADQUARTERS DEPT or WAsHINoroE,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERmAsTEn,
WAsHIseToH, July %, 1854.
Sealed proposals. will be received at this once
until the Goth day Of August next for the purchase
of Five Thousand Bushels (more or less) Of the
best Red Mediterranean WHEAT, and Fifteen
Hundred Bushels (more or less) OF the best quality
RYE, raised on the Government farms south of
the Potomac. The grain TO be delivered In this
be accepted, within thirty days from the accept
Anee ofthe bid.
Proposals TO DO endorsed Proposals. for the
purchase of Wheat and Rye, )" and addressed TO the
undersigned. ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief QuArtermastcr,
Jy2-i8t Dept Of Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCT

PROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCT
ING FURANCEs AT THE CAPITOL.
OFFIcE OF CoMaIssIoHER PUBLIC BUILDING,
July 20, 1854
Sealed proposals win be received At this ofiee
for reconstrueting FIVE FURNACES under the
Capitol, until MONDAY, the 9Th day OF Angus,
next, at u o'clock, nooA.
Said furnaces 10 be Of longest sire, best Keister
box furnaces, built In the best manner. Any ofthe
old material now In the old furnanees that can be
advsntsgeously uRd In constructing the new
one 10 to be used, and persons desiring TO bid are
invited TO call any day, between this and the 9Th
day Of August, UPON MIR. J. W. Angus, general su
pefintendent, who will show them the furnaces
and make any desired explanation.
D. b. FRENCH,
jyaatd Commissioner Public Buildings.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

DDINo's RUSSIA sALvEi
Real Pain Extractor. Il ne ~
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE -
Has fully established the superiority Of this salve
over all other healing renedies, II reduces the
II by Msgiej heals old Sores, Wounds, burns,
ssAlds, 40, In . surprisingly short nms.
Only % cents q Boz. o..
The above are all old and weil-established Reno
dies. u. '"'t' WI
FOR Sale by
J. P. DINssfoRH, tsi Broadway, New York,
8. W. FowLH 4 Co., 10 fremont street. Boston,
and by all Druggists. my2S-WaSsm
o.. Nf1,sf o.
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GENTLEMER'S CLOTHING.---WE
VI hhyo now IA store full stock Of GentIomenis
spring OVefeoAts, business suitB, Dress Suits aud
Cd with the same degree OF noAtnssS Style and eIe.
NAnoo, ASH made 20 order,
20 WALL sTEPHENs 4 Co.,
SSS PcnnSylysniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth StrtstA
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'CEOTH ING. 10


( GREAT PANIC NOW R1aIfia
... T. '..'gc ,. g1}s, .
"ANoTH BR RAIDr" =. 81,
nrsvL Trs M TINE H.
COMPLETES OVER THROW OF HIGH PRICES
srARrIN, NTKLLsBScE s.,
GOLD UPi d
EVERYTHING UP
But 1, matters no, to usi the Goods on hand
mus, b s.ld. Now /, the tina to buy .'.'
YOUR cLoTHINat o..
and TIE place IL At the a.. ..
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE.
where you will nnd splendid sssortnent Of
cusroN-hADs GOODS
.is,,, an immense stock Of READY MADE CLOTH.
ING and oENrLzMErs FURNISHING GOODS,
Of svery description. 20,
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
~ prices thu, defy somps.ittoa-
CALL AND SEE SAMPLES
before pursh.sins sls.-hsr., at N. d. u
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
100 SEVENTH srRERr. ~
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
J. H. SMITH,
jys- 90 Seventh street.,
" SHALL WE SAY TIP
"DARR WE SAY rTr
We win no, be undsrsold by smith or any one else.
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

CoUGHsI CoLpsi CONSUMPTION
WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOTT RELf Ark
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR =.
Coughs, Colds, Whoopins Cough, Bronchitis, DIN.
Guilty Of Breathing, Asthma, HoarseneSA,
Sore Throat, Group, and every ~
Affection OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST. :,
Wistar's BslsAm OF wild Cherry does not dry up
. Cough and leave the seeds OF Cons umption In the
system, but loossns II, and sloanses the Lungs OF
all impurities. ~ j ~. a. :
None genuine unlsss signed 81. BUTTS" on tho
wrapper. '...~
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g RING BILITY,
LANouoR, LAssITupE,
AND THAT

Low STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar 70 the SPRING TIME OF THE YEAR,
arc Immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP q.
Or Protected solution OF PRoTOX1DE OF IRON,
THE PERUVIAN sYRUP
LIFE ELEMENT, Iron, ~.
all parts OF the system. re-"
One Of the most Distinguished Jurists In New
England writes 70 . friend as follows:
have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully sustsins your prediction. II has made
. HEw NAE Of met Infused into my system new
yigor and onergyj am no Longer -trsmulous and
dsblitated, - when you iAstsAw me, but stronger,
hearher, and with larger capacity for labor, men
tai and physical, than Al any tine during the last
i've yesran - -.-.' 81 = I-I = - 0
An eminent divine OF Roston says
"IhAve been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time pAstI II gives me new yIsoR, BuoT-
AEoY or hrIRIrs, ELASTICITY OF huscLK.b II.
Pamphlets free. J. p. DINsMORE,
No. al BroAdwAy, New York.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING SOUTH
L WING TO NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILD

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug. ., 1884
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for buid,
ing South Wing 70 Navy Department Buildins,
will be received ~ this ofice until II O'Clock m
on the 18th day Of August, 1884, Plans and spee.'
acstions are ready for examination at the Nayy
Department, and the bids must be for me VIII VII.
building finished and complete In All It's a e,,sss
except the hot water heating apparatus bau Iii
are requested 10 name the time In when wy ..dy
engAre TO have the building completed nnn a,.nIsa
for Occupation, and all bids must be Accompanied
by the follosins gu ar as;Ip srEE.
= and -, Of =, in the state q 81 nsreoy
suarantee that In case the fetegoinS pln ~
1or buiidinr new south wing 70 NAVY DsPhItn s
he ssaente3 ne or they VIII within ten Gays hIter
ths recent contrset 81 the post once nearest
OVERWHELMINGLY execute the contrast Tor the same,
WIN rood and suficient securities; and in case
rma 80 mail fall TO enter into contract a.
sforessid, We guarantees TO make good the dinsr.
sncs betv,een the offer OF the said - and that
"H W,tn my AB, Guarantor.
ET D, Guarantor.
hereby certify that the above named - are
known TO me a. mon Of property, and able 10
make good their guarantee
TO be siEned " the United states Navy Agent,
District Judge, or Attorney, or Colleotor.
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l1OcA ARRAN9RMENTB1 OH
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az Eh:yia Cshasn aud lnboy-ASsoA'
noahhon yr:lShs and pssssnssT)-
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Tho SIS p n. EysniSs Si as nit and III. % t,rs,,
days sksep'sdJ
Leave Walnut street. wharf Al and q. n, IL m.
| AnnN y. m. ..
| Laays kenAington Depot At Ills q, n, AS, 40
Inc n M Line 'G runs ANY hi'A Il others, sun.
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| NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-27
Rebel News from Richmond Papers Of
Thursday-Tbeir Glorious vicforie--
Devastation by Hunter in Western
XsrUiuia.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHINGIoy, june 26 1864.
G. A. p sends from his hospital Rtct-
rqoud E1qairey Of the 3D. from which extract the
following:
LATgsT.-We learned last night that our troops en-
gagged the enemy Yesterday aft rnoon near the Weldon
road and. after short but sharp fight, repulsed them
handsomely. Tie cnemy's movements were watched
by party Of our scouts, who first discovered them
about 2 O'Clock near Mr.. Richard Wil'iamss farm in
Dinwiddie, half mile west Of tho Jerusalem pink
road and some three miles from the Weldon road
They consisted Of Hancoek's I'd Corps and brigade Of
cavalry We captured Lieut..Col Homer j. Stoughton
Of the "a L. s. Shsrpshootcrs captain, and ten OF
twelve pTvates. Col. Stoughton was wounded in the
wilderness fight, but has recovered
ARRIVAL or THE PEIsosrRs.-A batch Of prisoners
taken near the Walden Railroad yesterday afternoon
were brought to Maj KeTs headquarters last night
and by him turned over to Provost Marshal Hswee.
They state that they belong to the I'd Army Corps
apcocks and had been IN the trenches around Peter
lurc M to Monday night. They were then relieved by
ocw Army Corps the number of which they did not
learn. II only arrived on Monday night and was four
hours in pass ing An Intelligent SCI geani from Phiiade
a attached 60 the ID IT, s. Sharpshooters states that
j; was reported in camp that very heavy body oil cav
airy had gone down to the rear OF Petersburg ana In
ended to cut the railroad at some point between THIS
city and Weldon. We give his statement for what Is
WORTH The prlvaes in this batch arc oil foreigners and
the most ordinary ihterate. ragged dirty, cat-uToh
looking c.c tp.e- ISL lave ever seen. One, raw KAT
sadcr rsJs lie only landed in this country last fepru
az, wien lie as Immediately vel plied with WHISKY,
ana enlisted 30 irht under tito Stars and Stripes ana
len sent to BE -y Such is tic material our gallant
soldiers are now lighting.
IRON PErEIsBULG-L LATER - GioIjouS NEWS
Notwithstanding the seeming quiet winch prevailed up
10 the time Of the departure Of tie TRAM events had
begun Development about two miles south OF tae ety
caTiy IN The af1crnoOn which resulted in glorious VIC
tory 20 our ir% Aaaore's Brigade, with anotn'r
who.e ilamt p could not learn made an attack
Haneock's troops aboat p. m. aal drove Ia. l
wo lines OF bfeastworss and captured neli. Rf'
psners INCLUDING afy b yea commissioned officers
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as i, got limited around" but il only brief time
before preparations Lad been made TO repe any attack
in the threatened quarter Col Sweitzers brigade Of
Gen. Grinns division, 9Th Corps, moved down the
Jerusalem Plank Road at double quick, and Col Coss
provisional brigade, from headquarters Of the army
moved down in the same direction selecting suitable
position They depoed and 10 the right Of the
road aud threw up line of breastwoIks which were
held throughout the night. No enemy appeared to mo-
lest them.
Everything is extremely quiet tonight Three OF four
tines since dusk have heard the report Of cannon and
little muskery but hear no sound moro warlike
than that Of horses browsing in the bushes near where
vlito, and single wagon rafting over the corduroys
a quarter of a nile away. Not the sound Of single
gun large or small, for the last half hour
The heat to-day he's been intense and the dust rises
in clouds which eEyelop every Thing. W. H-P
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sare., OF .he sani.ar, Conmi..,.. Train.
Special Dispstcb 20 The n 7. Tribune.
WAsufNgrOs Juuc 60 1874

WASHINGTON. juno &c LEA
The supply train Of the Sanitary Commission,
zhso4 left White House directly amer The breAkinesp
there safely arrived at City Point yesterday morning
IN good condition. II consisted OF % wagons heavily
loaded With stores Considerao anxiety Ind been fe
for its safety at City Point There is oil abundance Of
supplies NJ dat place.
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FIVE MILES OF IT DESTROYED
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CUR EIGHTEENTH ARMY CORPS.
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REBEL NEWS TO THURSDAY MORNING.
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the GREAT CONTEST.
News to Saturday Morning, 8 o'clock.
AFURIOUS CANN0NADE ON FRIDAY.
Rebels Attempt to Drive Back
the 18th Corps.
THEIR EFFORT UNSUCCESSFUL.
OUR LOSSES INSIGNIFICANT.
EOKES REBEL BRIGADE USED UP,
half Captured and the Rest Killed
or Wounded.
OUR LOSSES
HOKE'S REBEL BRIGADE USED UP,

Dur Sixth Corps Cut the Weldon Road
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THE VICTORIES THEY CLAIM.

Hunters Devastation in Western Virginia.
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siee ii,gb,h I'axe.

.nofi1f 'cf oh ElO5 fIfIgaagI WY
9t. 1h HOES 4at.aL.. taalogil w
<aaGys
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IT'S RECENT MARCHES AND BATTLES.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES or THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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BE HAS FULEILLED HIS MISSION.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-04

A POOR woman, wife of volunteer, with
family in deep distress, applied to lady
whose name headed one or two stupendous
Fair committees, and herself and husband
cut very prominent figures at the Academy
of Music, during)the Fair. 7 The lady gave
the poor woman some very good advice and
twelve cold buekwheat cakes. A promi-
nent and very amisble office holder was
applied to at his residence, by another suf'
feang woman. This gentleman, who can
make capital speech in 8 public meeting,
upon the duties of patriots to make every
sacrafce to carry on the war, put the poor
woman through a severe catechism, assisted
by his wife, and lectured her for an hour
about what she ought to do to get along in
absence Of her martial protector. Finally
supporter OF the Government sent the poor
women away with closely picked ham
bone and FIVE cents in currency --Brooktyrl
Eagle ....
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81 THE so 0IHWEsI1
ST.. Louis, April %.

'a' Hi''' '-''t Y ST. Louis, April %. -.
IL Adyices from Camden, Arkansas, say that
General 'Steele's army is there. Gen. Thsy.
rer Joined General Steele 1T Elkin's ferry, on
the Little Missouri river; where the rebels
were driven from line of breastworks com
manding the river bottom. 49,.
The enemy next stood 1t Prarie 9, Anna,
which was fortified with line of rifle pits
ana epahimet,ts for guns en- barbstte, . mile
and a half long. Genetal Steele tanksd
their, position, snd General Price skedad-
died, after a brisk fight, towards Washing
ton. Other skirmishes occurred during tue
march, But our loss was less than two hun
Price supposed General Steele was gea
ing to Shreveport via Washington, and be
moved his command from Camden to Wash
ington after the fight at Prairie dAhna. "
General Steele pursued the enemy tow.
ard W ashington, and then suddenly turned
and pushed for Camden Price discovered
bis mistake, andfstarted for Camden also
A desperate 70 race ensued, and although
heavy skirmishing occurred all the way,
'Marmaduke being in front and Dockery In
the rear With cavalry and artillery. Steele
came out victor; and entered the enemy's
Notifications unopposed. ..H j. t'.I
Camden is strongly fortified with nine
forts, and all its approaches are well guard
ed, and it can be held against a largely su-
perior force ..:.t1, q. ~ - /.
! A large rebel transport was captured
thirty niles below Camden.
1t is understood that reinforcements and
supplies aregoing overland from Little Rock
to General Steele, he not being able to draw
either from General Banks. .... r.
General Steele's force is fully twenty
thousand strong, and could whip Kirby
Smith should he attack him. No fears
need be entertained of his safety.
the scene of General Steele's success, is the
capital of Washita county, Arkansas, on the
right bank of the Washita river, and one
hundred and ten miles from Little Rock
1t was very handsome town. 1t is the
head of navigation, for large steamers, and
is connected with Fulton, on the Red Riv.
er, by plank road recently constructed.-
If, as is represented, General Steele has
twenty thousand men, he has enough to
accomplish his object. Washington is in
Hampstead county in northwest direction
from Camden. s4s1
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Gathering Up Stray and StOien
Government Horses.

Very strong mounted patrols were sem,
out on the avenues, streets and byways of
Washington city on Monday with orders to
seize oil horses having upon them the Gov
ernment stamp. and to arrest parties riding
or driving them, unless they sh ould be offi
GERS, in which case their names, &C., were
to be taken, and they ordered TO- report to
the Provost Marshal, under arrest. A con
siderable number of horses we're thus OBJ
tanned, the animals and their riders and driv.
ers being escorted through the streets under
guard. Many who had felicitated them
selves upon obtaining free rides on Uncle
Sans steeds were suddenly and disagree
a ly undeceived, and called to account for
their esJapade. 1t is the determination OF
the military authorities to put stop to the
practice so long prevalent of an unauthor-
ICED use of Government property. A num-
Der of horses were also picked mp in the
possession of private parties upon which
the Government mark had been partially
efficed, and if no satisfactory explanation
could be given of the manner in which pos
session OF them was obtained they were OF
once confiscated.
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of dssd Of Trust executed BY George
DIS. Thompson and sophroaia, his wife, dated
the 10th day ofNovsmber 'as7. and now on re-
cord in the Recorders Office Of ohio County, 10
Charles w. Russell, and Of ny appointment as
Trustee in his place. by ordor Of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, ! will sell on Wcdnssdsy the 18th
Of April next beginning at W @ clock; Of that day.
at the fr mt dsor Of the Csurt House Of Ohio ooun-
ty, TO the highest and best vddar tho following
property, to wit: Lou numbered thirtytwo (32)
and thirty three (33) in Daniel Zanes Island ad-
dition to tho City of Wheeling Selling as Trus-
tee, will convey such title is vested In me, BY
said doed Of trust. Terms of ssle-Cash
mrll- 4 JAS PAUL., Trustee
The above sale is postponed until the first Tues
day in May next, at 10 o'cloc" A. NJ go
JAS. A. PAUL. Trustee
ap l5.i5-t = - ss85ag
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Tar propos ton to tax dogs has not met
with much favor in Congress. For some
reason or other it has failed in the House
Why, we cannot divine The thousands OF
worthless ours which infest the country arc
a peril and reproach to the wool growing
interest of the country; and if for no other
consideration, there should be heavy i'm
post on dogs, There is scarcely a dog in
hundred which is worth the meat that 1t
takes to feed him The Senate should by
all means restore this clause in the Tax
bill. r-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-05-04

THE undersigned having bought out Messrs
l. R Shoenfela B Bra, Will open new stock Of
Gents and Boys Clothing, and Gents Furnishing
Goods generally; at the Storeroom occepied by Mr.,
William Stoneman, Main Street, Centre Wheelins,
and trust that by low prices we will deserve &
share of generous public patronage, Our stock
and Vests, Of all kinds and styles; Gents Under
shirts and Drawers, fse Linen Shirts, Neck Ties
Hosiery and Gloves; in fact q complete stock o:
everything. A. sTBINFIELD b co {
spl-ly No 81, Main 81. Centre Wheeling
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR. J. addresses all those who have
by improper indulgence and solitary habits which
min both BODY and mind uniting them for either bu-
siness, study, society or marriage,
THESE are some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits OF youth, VIZ Weakness OF
he ssek and Iinbs Pains in the Head, Dimness OF
Siaht Loss Of Muscular Power, Palpilation OF the
Heart Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus Irritabiity, DeEsngemeht
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility symp-
toms Of Consmption, &C.
ENxrTkbLY-fhe fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreaded..Loss Of Memory, Confusion ol
IDEAS Depresaions Of Spirits Evil Forebodings Aver
ion 20 Society Self Disrust Love of Solitude, Timid-
itv &C., are some Of the evils produced. ~.
TKousAsps of persons Of all ages can now Judge what
Il tho cause Of their declining health losing their Wig
or becoming weak pale, nervous and emaciated hav,
inf angular appearance about the eyes, cough and
symptoms of Consumption.
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"a 0essrsrospssrof the 81 Louis Lou = Den paA'
ocrat located st Yellyille, Arkp pssys;lo na

" Nearly every onai % going out who can gel
away; and many Of Those who recently re-
newed thsir, AlieSjsnsafo the Goyernuent'
complain bitterly ibecslse Uneie Sam don't
furnish sr.sspeoitti ihl14 fr enough TO remove y.
their families. ont fnf the country their dam
nsble treason hasdsshted. Very few are
making preparations doc raising crops. -,
~. ManyIfamiliss see in the most wretcned
condition, living IN buildings formerly used
for Horse stables and drawing ascanty SUD
sistence from the GoFsrp The conn
manding officer here, Major Murphy, Sixth
regiment N. 8. NJ has done ell that he felt
authorized to do toindnce families to re-
main and cultivate their farms; but his
eutreaties and promises avail littm. They
have bsen robbed and harassed till their
own homes and country have become foath,
some TO them.
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u y BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL.
,NEsTABLIsHED AS AlREFUGE FROM
7l.a QUACKERY. ,.1oos ssS70
The Only Place Where q Cure Can be
]. ...1 Y9l Obtained. .HIaDo1 -.

nR. JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
u Certain, Speedy and only Efectual Remedy IN the
World for all Private Diseases Weakness ot the BACK
or Limbs, Structures, Affections of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, Impotency Genera
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia Languor Low
Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart Ilmdy
Trembling Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Disease OF
tbs Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections OF the
Liver, Lungs. Stomach or Bowels Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Habits OF Youth?those
sTcRrr and solitary practices more fatal TO their VIC
dina than the song Oh Syrens to the Mariners of Ulys-
ses blishng their most brilliant hopes or antieips-
tons, rendering marriage, &C., inn fosslble. --
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MRS. ANN NUGENT vas arrested in Bali
timore last Wednesday for saying that the
rebellion could not be conquered, and
hoping that the rebel flag would soon float
over that city. Miss R. Murphy was also
arrested for saying that Abe Lincoln should
be hanged. And to complete the trio of
female rebels, Miss Mary E. Segman was
arrested for cheering for JEFF. Davis, and
declaring herself JEFF, Davis lady.
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Closing Out at Reduced Prices,
.s III - tt...
A Large and Well Selected Stock
of Foreign & Domestic Wines
& Liquors.

QRIG9 dss5roes Of disconhnuing the wholesale and
~ ketah Liquor business BY turning my entire at
tsntion 70 the general produce buEness vi II offer
at private sale my large and veil selected stock sf
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. Particular
attention Il saea to the large stock Of GA Rye and
whichI viii ssll much below the prsssns market pr
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P. 8. The above stock II no sold before WednAsd 9
April 9th, I VII on that day dispose Of, ss pubii
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