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IELEGRlPHI(.
Up to g O'Clock. "a. M.
Reported Capture of the Louis
lama by the COnfederales

BALTIMORE, March 6.-There are excit,
ing rumors on the streets Of an extensive
rebel raid on the Chesapeake that the
steamer Louisiaua,of the Norfolk hne had
been captured bya party of rebels while on
her downward trip to Fortress Monroe and
taken into one of the rivers of the Western
shore Of Va. 1t was stated that the rebels
were in armed tugs.
Rumor says three other vessels have
been captured, one side wheel steamer,
between Fortress Monoe and Cherrystone
Inlet The other two were tugs employed
in running between the same points. The
party making the captures were in q schoan-
er which is supposed to have come out of
the Rappahannock. They boarded the
steamer and compelled Captain Webster
to give bond to the amount OF $4,000 and
then released him. They stole $l,l0O from
the captain.
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Local and State News.

- q
. sPRorANIry IN THE 4OiRs.-Ears polite
have often been shocked by profanity in
the cars, running on different railroads. -
To SC. great an extent has this come, that
dies having respect for themselves have
! been compelled to change cars because OF
the shocking and lamentable want of COM
mon deaceacy, as exhibited BY some Of the
passengers. ia gentleman out Of polite
defsrence to the feelings of ladies, should
happen to even gently reprimand the un'
couth and vulgar fellows, instead Of hav-
ing desirable effect, il seems to make
them worse. In such cases, the conductors
should turn the self condemned immoral
lists out of the cars. The boards Of our
railroads have long since passed stringent
resolutions to prevent smoking in the Ia
dies car, and special car is attached, for
the smokers benefit. Tho smoke Of q
cigar is not offensive to people as general
thing, but the smoke of immortality sng-
sestive of sire and birthstone is entirely
too sitting to everybody except the low, the
vulgar and the vile; and it should not be
permitted to impregnate the atmosphere
of public passenger car, or any other place
where promiscuous crowds of people are apt
to collect 1t is an intolerable nuisance,
and with aview o,its abatement we would
suggest the propriety Of attacking pro-
fame car in front of that occupied by smok-
ers, for the accommoda ton of those who
have no regard for the laws of God or for
the feelings of those who may be within
the sound of their voices.
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THE coroner's investigation ofthe Wash
ington Pa. shooting affair drags its slow
length along. Some fifty or sixty witnesses
ad been examined up to Saturday night
and the members of the jury were as far
from a clear understanding of the matter
as they were the first day they were sum- sum
moned. The evidence already ELECTED tends
to prove beyond doubt that the soldiers
were urged by citizen radicals to make an
attack upon the Democrats of the town and
that the residences of the leading Demos
Gratis were pointed out to the soldiers the
night before the disgraceful and cowardly
assault. The Democrats, however, were on
the alert, (as usual,) foiled the radicals
and beat them at their own game. The
bow MCahan who was wounded in the
affray, is still alive, but it is thought he
will not recover.
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CAIRO, March ga private letter receiv.
ed at Memphis from Vicksburg Of the Goth
ult., says the 18th army corps (McPherson's)
is back at jackson where it will remain for
the present Sherman with the remainder
Of his force is also enroute for the same
place All the railroads on Sherman's
route were utterly destroyed.
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BEEF.-As our readers are fully aware
the price of beef has greatly advanced and
q nrime article is often sought for but sell
dom found. The other day Mr.. Jno. l..
Zoecklsr, Fulton butcher, offered seven
hundred and fifty dollars for three head OF
cattle and failed to secure them.
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Trust Sale of Land i'm Marshall
County.

DY VIRTUE Of Deed of Trust from Presley
ID Craig to me dated Oct rs. 1859, recorded in
the Clerks Office of Marshall county, Book l3 TO
the same being Court day., sell at the front door
Of The Court House of Marshall county, to the
highest and best bidder for cash $780, and credit
of 6, IL, and Is months on the residue,-the one
undivided third of l3 acres of land, situated on
the ridge between Proctar and Long Run, in said
county, adjoining lands Of James Wylie, Rola N
Wells and others, being the tract Of land of which
VIM. Craig died siezed. Said undivided third is
also held subject to the dover interest of the widow
of said VIM. Craig W. II. OLDHAM,
feb25 d2t-w4t Trustee
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THE "BIe LITTLE" SHow.-0en. Tom
Thumb and his wife. Commodore Mutt and
Elgn Minnie Warren -four Of the smallest
persons in the world appear at Washington
Hall tomorrow. t
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WASHINGTON, March 5.-The President
has received from Gen. Butler q despatch
from Fitzpatrick dated Yorktown, 4th inst,
saying Col. Dablgren was directed to make
diversion with 500 men on James river
He attacked the enemy on Tuesday evening
and drove them in on Richmond. The main
attack having failed Dahlgren attempted to
join me at Meadow bridge. He and Col
Cook were with the advance guard which
becamesseparated from the main force and
since then nothing has been heard from
them. 4 have still hopes they may yet come
ip:, The main force reached me with slight
Ms Gen. Butler adds: "A rebel deser
t&8dbrmed one of bis aids that one-leg-
ged blonel and about 100 mon were taken
pris6ners .
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Y.M. G. A.-The Rev. John Moftatt de-
l;yered an interesting address last night to
the members of the Young Mems Christian
Associations - .,,,,.s
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A GRAND UNION BALL will come on AZ
Washington Hall to night From the pre-
uarat;ons being and already made we are
confident it will be very pleasant affair
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LOST.

ON LAST FRIDAY EVENING, between
~ Busby & Little's Carriage Factory and the
Iron Bridge, FUR VlCTORINE and CAPE.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
It at this Office fe22
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MUSTERED our.-company =, Fourth
Va. Cavalry, was mustered out. of the ser
vice last evening.
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Conrso.-Bob. Edwards combinasion
troupe and dramatic troupe VIII appear At
Washington Han On sstnatday mshkaa
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PRrsosERs.-Thirty or forty prisoners
xere sent from this city to Camp Chase
yesterday. They were captured some time
sso in the Kanawha Valley.
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NEW YoRK, March Fernando w God is
very low with pueumonia at his residence
in New York. a
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Valuable Property for Sale.

TINE thrse-story Brick Parsonage be-
longing to St. Johns Parish, situated in Gem
tire Wheeling Chapne street, between First and Sc
cond streets, will be offered for sale at the Court
House on WEDNESDAY. March 3D. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, if not sold at private sale previous The build
ing is substantially built, with all the modern i'm
provemsnts, and was built with special reference to
durability and comfort. For terms apply to trustees
Sale postponed until Wednesday, March I'd, at ~
O'Clock A. NJ. J. b. FORD,
A. DODSON
marl-2t c.. CECIL.
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LOUIS oAua JOHN II. wARNHELDT
Claus & Warnafeldt,
pRoPRIEToKs OF
g THE OFFICE. -

No. 6 Washington Hall, WHEELING
EREsH Shell and Can Oysters, all kinds Of seanson-
i abba Game, constantly on hand, and served up any
way desired. Families supplied. Choice Liquors,
Wines, Ales ETC., at the bar.
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house ar
fitted up in the most approved style. novl06stf
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9UyHE subscriber offers for sale that property On
house is two-story brick containing eight roons,
and ut-buildng, With q we'll Of good water at the
door, Tho tract contains seventy COZ scres, which
has thirty (S0) acres Of coal in eultfv&tieu. Also
choice selection Of fruit. III a
Which win sell low for cash.
feb5-Im< HENRY MASON.
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The attention Of contractors is directed
70 the advertisement, addressed to them
which appears in another column.
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WIRE.
TO THEpEoplE OF WEST VIRGINIA.


THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
i STATES has Issued the following ORDER
EXECUTIVE MANsION.
February l, 1864.
Ordered that draft for Eve hundred thousand
men to serve for three years or during tho war be
made On the 10th day Of March next for the mill
tary service Of the United States, crediting and
deducting 80 many - msy have been enlisted OF
drafted into the service prior TO the lst day or
March next and not heretofore credited.
Signedj ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
udes the 500, 900 called for In October last
Men existing before the Isl day Of March will
be entitled TO bounties from the Government a.
heretofore, viz; $500 for veterans, and $500 for
new recruits. After that time no bountiss win b
paid. And recommend to the Supervisor Of the
several counties 20 meet and oGer county bounty
Of from 500 to $500 in addition 70 that paid by
the Government. Under late act Of the Lssis-
lature this bounty may not only be levied for but
the Supervisors may borrow the monsy 10 pay the
same. All ths other States are Offering induce
ments 70 voluntssrs and il seems to me that IL
should be done in many Of the counties Of this
State. II is true that West Virginia, ovsrrun and
laid waste In many parts as she has bssn, has
shown devotion to the cause in which We are en-
Bc6Sa snSs - sossA keoso1s ~ ~ ny
ton Of the country. Yet more troops are needed.
They are called for and must b furnishsd. The
number who have volunteered under tho last call
have fallen much short Of Whist had anticipated.
The State must furnish her proportion-f not By
voluntssring-it must Be done BY drAft. And
while shsil regret the necessity Tor the draft,
assure you, it becomes necessary, shall aid
the Government 10 IN sxseution BY every means
in my power
The I'd, Sd and 9Th Regiments Of Mcsnssd In
fsntry have been changed to cavalry BY h o..
der Of the War Department, and an authorized
to raise two nsw .csnpsniss for sash fs6nsgt md
to appoint . fun completeness u sGsesfs for eseh
company. Those Who prefer psw 0rsssisatiens
may recruit for thsss eonpaaiss. t.a
I request that the people take aetjon O this
subject Thst you hold meetings and sneoursgs
sulistnsu,s; and lot rs not permit h 10 b said,
xftsr this war ID ovsr, that it was nsesssry - d1a
in West Trgiria 70 suFply her quots Of troops
b - ev,eI A. ]. BoREMAN, 0ovsgnor.
Exxcvfr1 CnAxssl, Wheeling, Fsb.1, 1854
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Gold Quotations.

@ tjj NEW YoRK, March 8.
Gold frmer, opening at 6l3; advancing
to 62s; closing at 62a62t. 5a1lG
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BUTTERFIELD'S
FUSTY ALE HOUSE,
ODD FELLOWS, HALL,

4. Three doors below Fourth street.
HAVE Just fitted up my rooms in fine style, and In
tend to keep the Choisest Ales constantly hand.
ca AGght Lunch can be had at all hours.
vMl- JOHN BUTTRRFIELD.
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WHEELING WEEKLY. REGISTER.
Wheeling Daily Register.

TNHR WHEELING DAILY REGISTER is
i published every morning, Sundays excepted
ON the folling terms:
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nnarl-2t

AVING sold the banks from which I have
L been furnishing coal this winter, to Richard
Nolan, l recommend the old customers of that
bank to continue their patronage with my success
or. willfurnish coal to such others as may favor
me with their orders.
fel3-3t JOHN WATERHOUSE.--
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lrIAaHN
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LEWIS BAKER J. Co,
4 Publishers, Wheeling, West va.
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A CARD. -
y AoINcY D. AND o. r. r. COMPANY,
UFPICE AMERICAN TELEGRAFH COMPANY
lS2 PennSylVAn avenue,
For the benefit OF the travelling pubic, nstio ~
hersby given that this day, the 2sth instant, the
ssle Of tickets will be resumed over this ROAD LOT
ali parts OF the West, including St. Joseph Anu
IAAyenWoTth City, r.,,
Tickets can also be had at this office for phila-
dalphiA New York, and Boston, and for Albany,
rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, via Ne"
BAGGAGE checked through to all points, Sea'
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DOBLIC SALE OF LANDS IN THE
Ph1ISH OF ST. HELENA, BEAUFORT
DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA.

Under the direct, and in,tructiou. OF the Pres
ident OF the United 81 EnHs,Sssued OF the date Of
september 10, i canned SAC aetft the eleventh
eeso ., ,s M In inIurreolonsry
OF diIeet y $780,, and for other purposes hhin
unioYed Iuhe = Isd1 and OF the act amendatOry OIL
SAID act, approved February 8, 1851, We, William
Henry Brls6Ane, William L. Wording, and Dennis
| N, Cooley, United States Direct Tax Commission.
ers for the District OF South Carolina, do hereby
declare and mske known that public sale will be
held at the Ofics OF the Commissioner aforesaid,
| 10 the town OF Beaufort, parish Of So Helena,
Beaufort District, state OF South CArolina, com.
meneing on the hrst day Of Februsry, 1880, At II
O'Clock, a. m, oil said day, for the disposal OF the
following tracts or parcels H o. i is 70 pH
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TNHIS 10 40 GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber hAa obtained frdm the Orphans
Court OF Warrington county, In the District OF
Columbia, isttefI of naturalization on the
personal estate OF Robert Brown, late OF
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber 90 or before the 70 DAY
OF October next they may otherwise oJ law Do "a
eluded from all benefit of the said estate
Given under my hand this c2ddsy Of hoXeIoer'
1864. H. bhoWM
n092-IAwswS AdminisWatof'
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YMEDICALa


IN
-, p, ,.,,, e 81 \. ss5vss rsos avAosEs-.
5 I m yoHNsroN has discovered the most Ger.
World icr Wssiness u ne Bah q Limb. ssris.
voluntary Disshsrses, Impctsnsy, asqsr.i p.nili-
g ~: h..r PIN HIM
,s,era Tp.nblinss. pmbsss Of sight siddiness,
Disssses Of The hest, Thros., Nose or skin, Ar.e
Sns S 81 sns s.ins nom he sct. o.
Youththo.e srcsET and ~ sSssn %o,o
% their y ys S,S.:, NJ; s ,as c
liant La hopes O. sn3islpshoas rendering marriage
49,, impossible
s'vial ss u ,hs. arssaiai and ds.irsssvs habit
ssnds q Young Ms. q ne mo-, sSs.sa talent:
4 sntrsnsed listening ssnstes with the thunders Of
sioausnee, or walked tossstsay the iivinslyrs may
| esii with full confidence, q
MARRIAGE
!, Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
ssas dsbi asiern!tiss as speedily n.y. ss ~
may rssiou.y eonnde on hi. honor ia. 4, gen,Ss.
' man, and eonndsntiy rely upon his SKIN " phy'
a'An' ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immsdistsly Cured and Full yisor Restored.
mis- Dreadful Disease-whioh renders Lie mis-.
SS b. nd q. s, ysS. n
70 Young persons are too apt 70 commit e.sesss.
Mo@ NJ .ns,. Now who that undees lands the
ma nrs.na ~ dcny that the power Of pro-
ssssscn il loo ~ those falling Int 2. mpsso 40
stysa tss nessIres Of healthy ofspring, the most
serious and destructive symptoms 70 both s9 ,Sy
s sS, %,nd ana Mental FUNCTIONS wssisns Loss
81 Prosrestiye Power, Nervous Irritabilityp Dys-
psP.is p.,phl. .sI,9 2, 'a' Ws.hns OF The Franc,
Coughs, Consumpt5on, 10. ...
In oTFIcE NO. 6uTH FREDERIcK STREET,
i,s Ian hand sids, going from Baltimore street few
doors nom the corner Fan nov =" oO'e''' A>~'
!. Lsttefs must BE- paid and s TAIN stamp Inc
III. De, IoaSsros s,,,.o,,. ,0,oo.
Tat.a G ss. Sas and q: Pr q WIGS
me has been spent In this hospitals Of LONDON, ~
sse Snown, msnv troubled With ringing In the heat
al. when .:sH Win S'
y nss s..s .ss.%
and FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
and ,Ussry b ssSi y
which ruin both Sody aa .o, %dru 81 maase.
produced By early habits Of youth VI,
81 ' ssh ss' Es saa o. Se:s.si
re- the Heart py,Pspnns ,s,siy. Funetions eener
rnns5smens y, - 20 "A S,onwmptiod
20 De%9ny, me se.tful effeets on the mind o.
: much TO be dresdeaLL1 sn,pi,a Ey4 Forebodins
Aversion 20 Society, seltDsuust, L1 10y . ~
the tude, rmidty 40, are some o. tne evs nn Ind
,ntv Thousands OF persons OF all ages Gan NJ" NV
what 10 the cause Of their declining heai,n io,,
u thsir yisor, becoming wea, pspSesranse abo
emseiated, having GnguI.t ~ sPnppn.umntion.
- =, the eyes, cough and symptoms oi 0oh'u"p
YOUNG MEN, 1881.
TEs who have injured themselves By certain prsot
,ndnlsed in when Alone habitfrequentlyl learn
suA from evi oompnnions, or at school, the enects
When are nightly felt, even when asleep, and
40. not oured Renders marriage impossible, And
H. , .ssIyy both mind and O0''-'A'oia .'p' .
What Pity tia. y9upg man; sns ho eRRou "a
s,sssa from XII prospects and enjoy o.
BY the consequence OF deviatins from the PAN y,
nature and indulsing In certain . ,s0..' III"
'u'n MANAGE,
'lnAu ara
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And the Pine Land Tract, except two
hundred acres OF the same heretofore
redee med from the Tax ) ale OF March,
1868, by Frederick A. Eustis. ........ 1000
The above being comprehended In Township one
ul south and IN Townships one ~ and two (2l
north according to the Direct Tax Commissioners'
survey for the District Of South Carolina. The
last three tracts OF land are to 10 sold subject to
the right OF the United states TO cut and remove
ms wood and timber thereIrOm without eompen-
sAtion 10 the owners
o,J sr uurpU. ,sTANn
~, 80 n ~ ~ norths.st nn.rts, NJ s.o-
me noun ns' t1,, S Townsbin one M south.
non thliyIono ~ ~ uaItr = msridi.n SON,
hsnge one es sn OF tne No. heiens WIZ
tanning sigh'y ,9ol AoI n,.,s, Isr.Nn
IT.. ,...,,oDsi son,h hsii M INC .outh half of
me irsetlohal soun nn ~ ' ~ na,tS
section an, osch NV ssxentv f7SI anres
Range one w West Sohtsnns 'e'eA' wv "o''''
,-, hboo' AM .,,..
haro oE '''''''''''''''''''''''''' 100 q
Irlpps Hnanu ''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ,ooo %
CepeIs vii, bs :oS Sub,,o,
The last three useIs OF lhnu VIII pe soi1 suuJso'
TO the right OF the Onited ststes 70 SUI Anu
| the WOOD AND tlmoer 'hereuolh "i'hou' e""Psn'H
uoh 70 inc Io,nt. m. md pIooL. IN ,he town
hsu 'ne ~. ~, $3.50 "a 81 usI.n. 10 MI,
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OLOTHING.dnn,

- ~ u
CLOTHING.ann-ll.
rINIoNl UNIoNli uNIosu
GRAND CONCENTRATION. a,,~
THREE sToRrsucoa'Isrp'
MEssRs. SMITH COL
oor,~ Of rwcn,isuh,-,rss. and rsnn.' ave.
J. BRUCE CO.
No. .ssv.n,h street,
In. SMITH,
No. 80 seventh street.
u.v, consolidated their business At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING pToRE'
No. 200 nvxSfH STREET,
Composite tn. Post ofnssJ
Where you wni nnd splcndid assortment Of Gus
tom Made Goods. .......-.
| Alan. an immsnse stock OF Rssdy-Made Clothing
and s.D,Ismen's Furnishins Goods OF every do
ssription.
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING
ALL THE LATEST srYLEsi
,r Prices THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"sRrse UP THE Borsi"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
Q Call and sec our
IMMENSE srocK OF SAMPLES,
/, Whistler you buy or not No charge for saInin
70 IN.
70 elk EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH,
YOU CAM
= BUT GOMEZ
,. DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE
j. II. SMITHS,
he No. tso seventh street,
mi ,,,q Opposite Post once
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r ooKi LooKi LOOK LOOK
cuSroMMADE GOODS
BALTIMORE PRICES.
Now opening At Oak Hall
RON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTAsLIsMENT,
under the superintendenoe OF
MR. c. PALMER,
well.kuown to the citizens Of Washington, where
YOU will ind the largest and best assorted stock
PIECE GooDs
his, h.s ever been offered in this city
SMITH BROS b CO.,
| Oak Hall,
No. 4sl seventh street,
| Opposite Post once.
Me- PIECE GOODS At Wholesale to the trad
at lowest market prices. sen
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IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs'

l. IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE PERUVIAN s1RuP
nroteoted solution Of the Protoxide OF Iron.
NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
That sTRIKEs AT THE ROOT OF DlshASh
nv supplying the blood with I've
,,r,, ppt YCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT-IRoN
THE PERUVIAN sfRuP
yl,,li.eu, purInes and enriehes the Bl1od mere mere
INV iniasing sTRkNGrH, VlGoH' and NE" LII
into t ne sy psYssPEpsIA, DEBILITY and FEMALf
WEAKNESS, It 10 . Epeoino' n ntNaMopE.
Pamphlets free. NJ. VOL
Fol sale by all the DRUG. fists' oo'i-~'"
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DnI NULDp' hOUsB,
noS. eP HVaHTEsrrH ~, Gio FS'H. AYhsup,
WAsaIN1foE, DC
ISIS 5TaiABSu a AL hours, and a. the shortest
UuSA u We hGhNoLpsi
esik-l hopristol'
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ToHN JoLLIBFE,

" ATTORNEY AND oouNsKLLoR AT Law,
HIS removed his one. 70 NE nor .ss n. III
sntrsnSe Of the Treasury DutldinH,
WsEhingt0u City, O., ,,-.
;SSss. iyls-v
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N u Y l O l A j 4.

or Y o a
~ WAR DEPARTMENT.
ApJuTAHr GEKIIAL's OFFICE,
WASHIHsToJ, July 10, 1854.
special Orders, No. ni'.tE,HA''l &.
III to,lovinR ofnoers are hereby mustered
al, ~ oItbe Ser Wee OF the Ulted states. =,
oI R,issalier General John II. Hobert ward u D.
Volunteer
A,mv rnoera whomsy be reported as Aides-de-
csmp 10 ,ither Of mem, Will join their regiments
without daley =
ny otue' VI 'A L. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdiutAnt General.
ou,oiAlt n. WILLIAMS, "a,
oAi a.sistnt AdjntAnt General. no2i
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TAR, WIsTAR' BALSAM VI
WILD CHERRY,

WILD CHERRY,
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST Reliable
''" REMEDIES IN THE WORLD
ron
COUGHS, COLDS AND ALLLuNG COMPLAINTS
,p,.,.r,, R,I,am Of wild Cherry does not dry mp
Coush and leave the seeds Of Consumption IN IN. !,
sy.tsss, but oossns 1t, aud eleanses the Lungs Oh
~ certiscate almost without number eau BE- pro,
dneed Affecting to the remarkable cures performed
None aa genuine unless signed al. BUTTS" on the
~ DINsMORE, i9i Broadway, New York.
SETH w. FOWLE d CO., No. u fremont street
Boston, and by all Druggists. 'oosi-wss'm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-05
EXPRESSES.

A DAMS ExPREs6 COMPANY,
"A OFFICE bi4 PENN. AVENUE,
WaShingsoa OWy, D. q.
aEKAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, kHp WEST
ERN EXPRESS fORWARDERS
MsrshaAdiss, Honey, Jswslry, vaiuAsissi
MotaG, stocks, B0ads, &ey
Forward d with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 al
accessible sections OF the country. This Company
N Ageneiss IN the principal railway towns 10 thu
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Ita principal Ofnoes arc
PHILADELPHIA, BALTLA0RH ON
VLNNATL, ST. L0UI3, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON
COnnestIons arc made ~ New York and Boston
with llnes forwarding 70 the CAnAdas and the
BritiIh ProvinseA aud with steamship lnes 10 Ljv.
STpOol, SouthAmpteni and hAyTe, and thence by
town. in Great Britain and on the Contnent.
OolleetiOn Of Notes, DrAitB, and BillH made ~ Al
- = - c. Q. DUNN, Agent,
70 WAahinKton, d. Q.