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HOCsEHOLD Furniture Velvet CARPET, China
LII Glassware, Cookery, SO, for sale q ausion.-
The tesi'encs Of Mr. W Covardin. (whoss family L
removing TO the couptry,) On Broad street, Is,
doors below the African church . good assortme n
nt Furniture, comprising In part.
Mahogany sofas, p1r!or chains
Extension, dining, celtfe, and card ;ables
! gool desk
A ane collection Of books
Feather beds. mattresses, and addiug
"A good assortment Of china and glassware or
An excellent lot Of dishes, plates dc
A choice lot Of
OIL paintings and en9ravipss
A cooking stove, aud
b De Articles Of kitchen furniture
With suodry other desirable articles,
NH 10 Es PLEaSAN1s, Auot.
TINE Regulators, French Cocka, Watch Glasses.
r &c, fos sale st auction.- On tuesday, toe 2ad
inst, at 10 o'clock, viii sell At the s,ors No Ia
s sSsy saP snow s cass
l do gilt frame mirror
An excellent sssort% 1! Of f. is..l'r
Lot of nue Eoglsh toilet soap
large platform scales, weighs 1900 l0s
good iron cafe, &c.
mn 10 kofLhhcANTc,- Aucs.
BIZ TA0uscs ". KeeseA, Atsets0nesr,
(Oi1oe corner Of 18th and Cary sts.
Tuesday, March I'D, at IL O'Clock II, q. Ludiam
&Wstsou's ware house, Ricketts,,
800 bushels damaged peas
1000 lbs damaged breed
900 lba damaged rice
/ \ bbis damaged touf
TxRSs-C,aeh On delivery,
JOHN DE BREI,
Paymastsx @ 8 Navy.
Bale conducted by Taos KIssss, Auss.
ErOR Sale al auetion.--On Tuesday, the &Ad
inst, at ~ o'clock N. at the Dock, We will Of
fer for sale, without reserve or Limit, the steam
ship CITY. Of Petersburg
Length IS feet
Width l6 feet
Depth Of hole 5 fest
Capacity 10 tons.
She will be ON exhibition few days previous
to sale. Parties desiring further information will
ca1i q, our ofiec, cssner 18th and Cary streets.
TARDY WILLIAMS.
THOs w KsBSsH, AuctioneeF. NH l0-tds
TLE0ANr HousSb I'd and Kitchen Furniiuse
IL and Pianos for sale al aactiou.-Wlli Be cold 90
Monday morning, March 2lst, commencing as 10
O'Clock ct the resid6.ce OF Nj Lyon. who Is de-
c,in.ng housekeeping. at tina corner Ct 06th and
Franklin streets, CII-ch Hill, his household and
kitchen furniture, pianos, DC, consisting In part Of
elegant rosewood case piaco, made BY 0hale,
Oi Baltimore very superior Instrument
nns m.hogany oa,e p:aro, made by Gubess, Of
Boston, dne instrr uent
Elegant paror carpets aod rugs
Marble. top tables
ParIor suit 81 furniture IL elk dAnAsk
Rocking and par!or chairs
E.sgant chamber furniture
One elegant rosewood suit u chamber faruikars
consisting OF
Wardrobe, cabinet. bedstesd
Washstand, marble top taoas
Chairs, mattresses, 30
E1tsasiou dining tabs,
aashnard,
Lounge.
ALSO,
TOR RENr The dWei.ins house q Tor ieat. ~
ply 70 Mr. L liyoa, q the premises.
NH Is TH00 " KRE0ER, Auck
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
nERS0NAL.-K any OF our men recently pero!ed
at Point Lookout can give any information Of
Sergeant James Mansfield, Of the Path Virginia In
fartry, who has been missing since the Getty sburg
dght. II will be thankfully received by his sister.
MANY GENTRY,
nh Ib -stt Gordonsyi!e, Va.
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WE win sell q suction, = Council OG6mnp nm.
" % saturday next, q 10 oAeioo6,
S-year old sonliisa, thoroueh bs>A
3 year old colt. DO e
Both raised By David Mcdaniel. 81 = -
blood As any In the country.
2 good work horses
And several saddle and harneO a.iusb. u
PULLlAM, HAMS . WlI0I0W.
NH 1873 Auo1ieo1a
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= tender of the thanks of the club to them
for their meritorious action In the campaign.
The motion was received with cheers and
unanimously carried, after which the Presi-
dent made some congratulatory remarks on
the result OF the election. counted not less
than twenty i've river steamboats,, from the
upper country, of the largest class, besides
Numerous small ones, and the vast quantity
of Government transport ships must ada
largely to this source ofsupply for the polls.
But the most glaring misuse of the cleo
tive franchise was the casting OF votes In
this election, openly and unhesitatlngiy, by
gentlemen wearing the uniform and decora-
fious of field and staff officers OF the army,
who have % distinctly their residences ana
where bevond the line Of contention, as MIR.
Lincoln his in Illinois, or Mr. Chase his In
Ohio. Said one OF these gentlemen to
stannch old Union msn-who has, tempo
rarilv At least. lost his all by uniform "a.
herence 10 principle, and wko Will not now
asenflca this, his only remaining possession,
for the sake Of the profits OF connscation
and cotton speculation-eaid one OF THESE e
U uoiis ana voted. s.Indeed," Yves tho reply,
IT mas mot aware that you had given up your
home in -" "Oh, no but You see nave
resided here year, and that entities me to
vote Have Won yoted?" The reply was
mournful. but o proud one. No, SIR the
Conotitutiou of Louisiana requires that al
votes shalI be cast In the parish OF the resl>
depos Of the voter, from which aM &C.
barred. for one will not east . lrsuop'eas
vote" :.
The effect Of this election, conducted - y
has been, and with the estf!ed PuaRut.sSc ~
Of tho State upon such plans q may % iuI.
nlahad bv the vindom Of 4 Oootie or N
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ZANE Thousand Dollars Rsxa.d-Ran away from
I my house. on Friday morning, two negro
women-cne about 40 years old, named Maria; she
mas two children with Der ginger color; one Of the
children is about elk years Old, aud the Other about
four, and o! mulstio color. The other woman Is
about 90 years oil, named Eliza, OF mulstto color
will pay the above reward to any one who viii re-
tura the above to ne, or deliver them to any aor p
tho city. AGRINWALD,
NH 10 at No s,s Broad st, bet Sd and I,h.
NNE Hapdrsd Dollars Reward.--Ws win pay
I 500 reward fer the apprensicn and delivery
to US Of James Isaac, the property OF Newton,
com plexion, slow gait, about feet Q or 10 iaches
high, large mouth. He was II the bosei.s! at
stanton, from which place he DISAPPEARED abou.
tho last af October 1863 TAM r sos
NH l9-a.wsw" Exch .nge Euiidira.
y 600 gross OF Steel Pens, by elliott sad eshar sp,
proved manufacturers
Pocket Inkstsnds.
Latter md Note Envelopes.
ouIlls, Elastic Hssds,-
Pocket knives.
Propslins RsaOi.s. Patent q 1t Pens,
rety Of Foreign stst'onsry In Quantities to sut pur
ebaaers, at WEST J0HSSsONS
NH 1879 las Main street.
GENERAL srrEslsTpspgNT's OFFICE,
Richmond and Petersburg 3 re-.
I Richmond, March II, 1854 J
n Yordef Of the Quartermastrr General. the &C.
ID eomn0daIton evening train over this road
has been discontinued until further notice
The morains (iaai) train will run 40 heretofore
| until tue ooh inst; on and after which date It
will leave Richmond at e.45 AM.
| No passengers will be carried by freight trains
mhls-st H GILL, Gehi supt.
n sOPOSALS VII. be received by the uude 70; susd
| at the $ Uronance Depot, corner OF 7ta street
| O'Clock A N, daily, tunsii supnlisd.) for
20 90 gun elings
l0C00 sse.e belts
| $1,000 caitssn straps
70 be made Of Canvas, sccsrdiae 70 sample for
/ hisncd. JAS DISWIDDlk,
mn iS-6, Cspt o. Artisfy in charge.
/ cTEAMEa BONITA viii laai for Petersburg th,l
/ - day, Nc rea lSth, and Saturday, the )0th si
| the isct Of 18th Il. Freight 81 pr husdred
| he- Of L II DihE-ii cHAs CANAAN. Agent.
Thos Afr:end will ipscrs b. ths line
: waLI1eaS: IAYioa. nA scssxa ~ orupa
NELLD0RN, TAYLOR CO,
| w 0susrai Austion end uenm'a nssehants
Rel Eststs sad Negro nsesss,
Hiisls nci,dlss. -. 49,.
{ Atlantis, -.
WH0DaA6.Maoa sol!atyf
4 II KI4pn01IuLLY ny . tAess VIA Aave ~ q
I III tAsis badss0s eanqaT tpos - q 1Ayo t1D1EQ1
] Mat WI. sstub6, II uAo16 - n part - o1ygo
S svsesatG buslAsss thai an eopabis a fissAos q
Mn credit y myMH 81 anajalseliaa - tAase ~
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TIOIaON fo9 n1ts, 8S.- rhunpAosous Psata = ~
iafallJbje dsetfoy~ Il rats, mics, roaeaeA -.
jsspassd asA tar - " r.,uAu
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A sA1R irvestmous s1s the psassAt sasssaee,
IA Superior bright Manufactured 1o6oeco hat
iii keep, for sale privately.
boxes 81 1.tarasolys
IS do w Edwardss
90 do Registers s'Inpesisls
Is Co "Moes 4 RiaGold.s
These tobscoos are Of the best quality, put %
dry with the bast materials early IN he var, ssois
6as order: and u desired. can remain stossd cd
insured whore thsy ere. Nething y - nsoe -
psass prizes - tobacco. Apply =
nh E-0ts AAU0H1B9, WAY2UnD 90.
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NEHHCEE FOR SALE AND HIRE
ROE sa's-A cagro wcmaD. shout 80 years Of age
and her chi'd years old. She 10 recommended
AZ an excellent COOK, plain washer aud iron-r car
sew kit, card ard sp'n, and do general house work.
shs can he sseD ~ my tfic. from 10 to o'clock for
y few days. TH0S BAGBY, Hiring Agent,
No 8 wsll st, be. VI ain and Frsnkiip.
NH lS-2tS
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WANTS.

WANrED-Tcs Cell Let class sloat's Elliptic se~ius
w Machine, in good order, on reasonable terms
Persons in want Of one will lnd It to their advsn'
tage to call Immediately at pr Ainnock's ofsoa Oh
9th Of, reIt door below tao Conscrpt Bureau. 1t IL
only sold besaus, the owner intends leaving the city
Ia a few days NH 1877
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Fl0V1' rs.,.
yhEr~
For sals BY The bas hy A 3 nAlNkF,
NH 1856 C1faef 5th ana Broad 90.
1O0r received @ assofsmeat of I4adiss', Msa1t9
Oh and Cnlldseor oaieAT0, ~ supsrtf 0oetiey -
1lDo, gsnkiAmenA Cavalry Bots, md l0s ~ 16ae
elripes and 0Ai1eR LAces, q 20. Rsaa1 eareek
m ia W. h ~ TAYLOR.
lEAiCH3s.- rs vssiaia Maacaa Oompsrt, Cary
NJ street., hssueen "a and 4ah, are saseuSaStnfe
q .snd have fng sale, aG9pofj6e sTt:cle o 4ase
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aRyA b T z D.
w 800 oo9ds oak bark.
ALa0,
Hides and skins,
Fer which tbs highest market prise Will = paid st
the steam tauueJy, Bsoon's Qusrter Branch:
LOUIS GlMMT,
NH la-lsts Proprietor.
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Grand ,RatxioticaT
FESTI VAL
AND FAIR s .
on BEHALF OF THE -, Wv s'aH
SANITARY 2 COMMISSION,
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION q
AND ;2abeh5a gaiwol
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES,
TO BE HELD IN THE ''!t'A
FAIR BUILDINGS
COMMENCING JUNE 28th, 1864.
AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK. IN.
GLIDING A GRAND CELEBRATION
ON THE 4TH OF JULY. "
PRESIDENT,
HIS HONOR, MAYOR CRANGLE.
CHIEF Marshall,
WILLIAM TALLANT.
JNoRHUBBARD, BENZ. DAVENPORT,
SECRETARY, assia - So
JOHN E. WILSON.
SAMUEL 1sIA IAUa'H11N. 'gs'l
las bodily, JNo, DoNLoN,
NO. BISHOP, THOs. HORNBRO0K,
A: METCALF, JNO K. B0TSFORD,
7 ". PAXTON, W. L. McNEELY,
TAEO. GORRELL; ISAIAH WARREN,
E BOOKING, a,rs
COMMITTEES
ON HALL,
,,nss Bodlsy. John Clayton,
y',ac Goudy, Henry Wallace,
Jacob Morris.
ON REFRESHMENTS.
Thos Hornbrook, W. b. simpson,
Nicholas Schultz w. b. oenseney,
James Gilshrist.
ON DECORATIONS.
yhu Bishop Ed Reld,
: r Addison, John Bayha,
G. K Cartwright. ,....,.
ON FLORAL DEPARTMENT. II
" L, McNeeley, DR. A. 3; Todd,
0ylehay Jos. Seibold.
g. L. Cranmer. ,..t.i*|
ON ADJUSTMENTS.
A. MetcaIf, j. s. Rhodes,
Aug Campbell B. B Stone,
Samuel Lsughlin.
ON FANCY ARTICLES, III
Thee Gorrell, Augustus Pollock,
Il NJ Nicoll n Fisher,
John Roemer' ..f
ON SUPPER.
jno K. Botsford, VIM. ID, Sawtell,
Hiram Young VIM. NJ. Bsryhill,
E j. Stone.
ON FINANCE. --
John DonIon. Alex. Laughlin,
Iohn +. Hopkins, deo. Adams
NJ L. OFT.
ON PRINTING. t1<i i.
", Paxton, i. Z MeAtee,
ioln E. Wilson, W. B Smith,
Samuel P. Hidreth.
UN CURIOSITY SHOP AND GALLERY OF
FINE ARTS.
"a. Booking, A. Partridge
Geo Storm DR.. J. C. Hupp.
ID f. Donuel.
ON MANUFACTURES AND MECHANICS.
And Glass, VIM Graham,
jerh Sheppard. JAS McCluney,
j. FL. Williams.
IN LIVE STOCK AND BUTCHERS MEATS.
NJ SCALAN, Chairman.
COMMITTEE ON MONITOR.
F. M. Norton,
ia. f. Wilson A. G. Robinson,
Lieut. hnap Wm' Union.
ON POLICE.
isaiah Warren, Capt, Britt,
Capt over, j, E. Bier,
w. D. Lewis.
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DON ATIONS
% -. 10 7Jci FOR THE
magt si - .ii5Hp - = -. ,s.'' i' 80
q GREAT SUPPER
=, ,- Al THE ~s,sq .-a -
Patriotic Festival and Fair.

A 8 many inquiries have been made as to what may
IA be needed, and what kind Of Donations will be
acceptable fhe committee beg leave to state to the
publie that 10 not tho intentions to prepare great
Supper for any day of the Grand Fair, bnt to pre-
vide splendid succession of meals which will last
from day to day, throughout the entire week, long
er, if the Fair should continue The arrangements
will be upon the most enlarged scale that the place
and occasion will permit It is designed to make the
Supper Hall a GRAND RESTAURANT, and ample
arrangements will be made to feed and feast, the en-
tire community during the occasion. To enable the
committee ia carry out their design, it is to be hoped
that all those patriotic persons who will make
tributions, and we think their number will be legion
will report either by letter otherwise to the Chair
man j. X. Botsford Esq, Water street. below Monroe
at least three days before the Fair, Sth inst) what
they are wngto contribute, and the day upon which
the same may be delivered to whom all donatonc
must he sent properly labelled, stating the quantity
and value of the article gven-hat all may haye ue
credit for their share this great ard good enterprise.
Donations respectfully solicited Of butter, eggs
cheese, hams dried beef SIN ked tongues, Bolognes,
fresh beef VEAL mutton, lamb chicken, turkeys ducks,
geese, oysters fish. fresh salt sugar. tea coffee,
-four, cakes preserves, canned and dried fruit pick
les, potatoes, beans and vegetables &c., &C. indeed,
any thing that will help FILL and REPLENISH
the INNER NAN, that the patriotic Farmer, Gardi-
ner, Butcher, Market man, Milk-man and Dairy Maid
Grocer or Fisher-man, is willing to donate on he
grand festival OCCASION Donations may not only be
made at before the commencement, (2Sth) of the
Fair, but from day to day, as late as Thursday. '
Arrangements will be made with all the Railroad
and Steamboats, by which contributions may be con-
yeyed to US free Of charge to the donor. We trust
the teemng gifts of people in West Virginia, and
from the adjoining counties in Pennsylvania will test
the Patriotism Of this community, upon the occ aston
Of this gigantic festival.
J. X. BoTsFORD, Chairman.
H. YOUNG,
.a.tE..- w. NJ. BERRYHILL,
bf3ssss W. D. sAWTELL, II
of Committee on Supper.
E. p. STONE' Sec'ry. ielS-6tdltw
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OF Committee on Supper.
E. P. STONE sec'ry. jels-6tdlt,
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Special Appeal to the Ladies' OF Wheeling
lind Surrounding Country, ON Be-
half of the Approaching Fair
pas E.r Jr1E, and Festival.

Ladies, the Fair has been postponed week,
merely for the purpose of giving yon more time
to contribute more efectually to the income AND
success, and every lady should at once, see what
she can do for it, and then apply herself promptly
to her pious duty. Some can do one thing, some
smother; some can make up needle work; some
can prepare pastry, and Others can labour in the
vineyard. ALL CAN DO SOMETHING; all
can Influence each other, and without your hear
ty support, and cooperation, the Fair will lack
an important element Of success. Will not every
lady in the country save up, prepare and contrib
ute articles in their peculiar departments; and
Will not the ladies of the towns OF once 60 to work
with earnest zeal in this holy cause? ,,ssi d. IS.
Ladies assemble yourselves under your various
Church and School and Society organi zations in
your social and family circles, and plan and do all
can do, something, and none should be satisfied
unless theydo. No such object has ever before
camed yeur philantnropic efforts; God grant none
ever may again.
Nor should any political or religious considera-
tons chill the heart of any one. We plead slike
for the souls and bodies of the sick and wounded of
both armies-of all sects and many nations-that
fall to our charge. No distinction is ever made
All are treated just alike by both the Christian
and Sanitary Commissions.
Ofall charitable objects ever pressed upon your
beneyoence this is the most important, the most
urgent the most catholic, and the responsibility is
the most awful. t a.
What more need be said to excite your compass
sion and stimulate your zeall
Can you picture to yourself bhe poor stricken
fellows for whom we plead, carried from the fatal
battlefield on stretchers, IN perhaps to meet
their God >, their wounds tenderly dressed their
sickened bodies carefully nursed, their minds con-
soed, their spirits soothed their parting word or
gift to distant loved ones faithfully treasured their
eyes closed and the ir soul commended to merci-
full Judge, aud refuse or neglect to take part or
lot in this matterl
If not, then up and be doing. The time is short
it is true, but long enough for your work to heal
many horrid cash, cool many parched lip and
wipe many tear away. ''i'. jel5
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noNATIONS of Curiesities, trophies, Oil Paint
~ ings, Iithogt aphs, Sculptures, or the loaning
~ the same during the great Sanitary Fair, will
bs thsnkfully received, with the name of the do
ns.or or owners also mentien whether. they are
donated or loaned Parties I'M, in the city having
af ths COMMITTEES, who will, when the room is
,r..dv call for them .Hsvihg secured the best
room 'fthe Ticket Ofics,) everything is well pro-
tscted from wind and rain, and the committee
roarantsss that proper care viii bstaken OF them.
ssnd bsld themselves responsible for the prompt
return of the same Parties abroad Will please
send their article, per Adams Express tothe Vnair
man Curiosfties and Trophies may % ieft win
eny of the COMMITTEES. IL asa s&@-Aa---"
EDMUND BOOKING, Chairman; =
DIR. JIG HUPP, --rr,.5 "A. CsPARlRD9E,
GEO STORM, y, E. DONNEL,
IConnittss Cd cu;OsiaSs snd Fine Aarts
s.,sa
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REFER TO

Hon: r. L. Berkshire, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals, Morgantown, West Va.
Hon. VIM. A. Harrison, Judge Supreme Court
Appeals, Clsrksburg, West Va.
n Gof Esq, President M. & NJ. Bank of Wheeling
at Clarksburg, West Va.
W. Wagner, Cashier N. & NJ. Bank of Wheeling, q
Morgantown, West Va.
Kramer & Rahm, Bankers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rittenhouse, FAINT Co.,, Bankers, Washington, D..
novl4h
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FELLOW CITIZENS.

One and ALL come help along this benevolent nnderta-
king Because you feel secure, don't forget that war
walks abroad in the land that must have its vic
Tins, and that but for these for who We plead war
might even now be upon you and yours, 3ya -
Don't wait to be called upon, committees will not
have time, but voluntarily ind cheerfully come up to
this feast Of love- and there lying your GIT upon its
alter plight aesh your troth to your bleeding country
aud each other, and rush TO save, OH save from lin
gerng We unds disease and DEATH those brave defend
ers Of your all. .f,,,,V ,-,.-bfpi
II every man, woman and child among us would
give but one dollar to the cause what incense would
arise. s3si.I FFa 1a5I ia i..'.t-l
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Christian and Sanitary Commits
'., sion Fair

NOTICE il hereby given that tie following arrange
lNments have beeu made with the RailEoade ant
Steamboats, to carry all donatonf free and issue
trip tickets, with dollar coupons attached, which
are good for admission to the Hall purchase Of an!
article for sale: ssE."s
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Cleveland and Pittsbucg Railroad.
Central Ohio Railroad.
Hempfeld Railroad.
Steamboat Express.
Eagle.
Falcon.
Odd Fellow.
&c Ratler.
Henry Logan.
Minerva.
je20-lw '+ HENRY CRANGLE, Pers't.
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This Festival is intended to be comprehensive
series of all the most rational enjoyments that can
he available.
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly llumina-
ted .Qad profusely orna mented with evergreens,
flowers and drapery; and decorative gas and water
and rock work, Refreshments, boquets and use
tai and falcy articles will be offered for sale. A
,apacious sage will be erected and recherche
amusemen,s and entertainments of various kinds
will be introduced each evening. All will De
made rodoent with perfume. Music and melody
wall abound, and every thing possible will be done
make 1t worthy tha sacred object whose cause
pleads.
contributions Of money, goods, useful and fan
CIV articles labor fruit flowers, curiosities nation
al relics, Etc, Etc, are solicited and VIII Dc
thankfully received by any Of the officers or COM
uIttee ..a
The assistance aud cooperation Of the Ladies Is
especially invoked,
Patriotic citizens of neighbOring communities
are earnestly requested to assist this great labor OF
love aud send contributions and delegations to us
support
The following named gentlemen from neighbor-
NJ towns and cities have been appointed agents 70
forward any contributions that may be contributed
10 them, and also TO use any and all means IN
their power to further the good werk on oenait o.
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Albums and Gard Pictures.

A large and superior stock Of PHOTOGRAPH
c ALBUMS always on hand snd for sale, whole
Ie and retail. A great variety of CARDS for
LBU Ms for sale very low N IIlTl
Price Lists Of Albums, or Catalogues Of Cards
will 90 mailed to any address On the receipt Of
three cent postage stamp.
Goods Of this kind Will be ssnt ~ msii, ysst
id, at manufacturers prices,
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Relics. Trophies and Curiosities

Of every description, you may have or can procure
from Others or without delay give notice to the Com
mittes where they can be found. The
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Contributions of money should be made to
.- JOHN DONLON, Chairman.

sE JOHN DoNLoN, Chairman.
JNo. +. HOPKINS, .i Gro. ADAMS, 'i' e..--
ALEX. LAUaHLIN, MORGAN L. Orr, 80
Finance Committee. s,-- u
Contributions, other than money, should be sent to
the warehouse Of Jno F. Hopkins, No so, Main street.
where they will be properly cared for All articles
should have card attached, giving owners name and
residence, and probable value Of same, and stating
whether donated or loaned for the establishment OF
the hall. .. .-. !. .. -4.4rls. b lel4
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-24
A p P Il A l.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
COMMITTEES Sc.

We appeal TO you to contribute Of your abundance
tue relief OF the sick and wounded soldiers Of our
zETags. now urgently demanding your assistance
'-ie many of your fellow citizens have had their
'-' ravaged and their homes desolated by the ruth
~ Ion heel Of war, you have been mercifnlly sp AIRED
mas 70 kind Providence and those war-worn vet
,1' Tor whom we plead. Seed time and harvest have
s4'Led usual with you; your gran aries are full
81 our pockets fuller still. Can you know that the
m soldiers to whom you owe your all, are suffering
~; mere 1.-THE OF what they have preserved 70 you,
49, sEuige them that poor pittancei Let your gifts
"a IN money and in kind, free will Offering 70
=, ' 10 whom you owe your harvest homes. AVh "
LAM FACTURERS, MECHANICS AND
=, "ORKINGMEN OF W HEELING,s !
n.'a!s fruitful In good works, let not your hs nds
Zen now. Remember your brave defenders In this
s5 c lime OF need But for them you would have no
e,stt to work in-no work to do Dole not OUT your
tSuie IN sugy measure, but come TO the rescue a
yo nave often done before, in money and In
- 42oof and In skill. t>D.. -.' 81 ~ go