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Buying. Selling.
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John DoiceH, recalled-15 certain that the
lamps in the store had been Lit that night, from
their position on the counter when found by
him.
william Do,cei-The condition of the supper
things showed the murder took place after sup
per. Scarf said in the hearing of witness, the
night after the assault, to lady named Baum,
that he knew, or thought he knew, who did the
deed; and she appeard to get excited at what
be said, Some one asked him who it was an d
he ssid 1t was black man on the John Brooks.
Mr.. Vernon said TO Scarf .'Come, 60 and show
me that man and I'll arrest him." Scarf made
some evasive reply, something about his hav-
ing been an officer himself: that it would have
to be done some particular way. Scarf con-
That he came over to witness mother to get
q sheet of paper and done the deed at that time.
Mrs. Baum spoke up and said that the colored
man in question came to her house to get the
sheet Of paper and that the colered man was
not gone more than q minute. Mrs Baum said
that the boys afterwards wrote letter for the
colored man for fun.
lady who was knocked down on south street
on the night of the murder OF Mrs. Dowell.)
Witness passed by Mrs. Dowells store between
and O'Clock, and there was light IN the
been knocked down herself Witness lives op.
posite Mrs. Dewell's hore. Is confident there
was q light in the store when she passed be-
tween and o'clock. The light was bright a.
Dowells until two OH GERS came over 70 see her
about the assault upon herself. Witness got
out of the street cars at street, and noticed q
person ahead who stopped down as il to tie his
shoe. Witness passed the man and afterwards
he followed closely. On glancing into the
window OF the house at st. Domintck Church
she was struck down, and thinks 1t may have
been ten or fifteen minutes before she re-
covered. The man had black SLOUGH hat over
his face, dark clothes; was strait and stout, and
had hts right hand in his pocket. Witness was
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ADDITIONAL spUTnE.s NEWS


The Petersburg Express of the l7th mourns
over Po:k's continued retreat, aad augurs
from it that Sherman will effect great injury
to the cause Of the Confedr rlcy by penetrating
into The heart of the South, ces roy ing their
substance, railroad facilities, &c, az will.
The savannah Georgian OF The 10Th auttci-
pates that tie Florida raid means g nlovem mt
OF more impor aIce than had appeared 10 se-
cesh at that time. The same paper admits tn
loss CT $50 prisoners up to that time Dy tina
rand.
Savannah was terrified On the 18th with the
fGmoT hat the Yankees hrd taken ) Inter.
he Montgomery (A!a J Mat of the 18th
says that Pdlk's headq aarters were at New
Ions Station $50 miles east of M ,rton aud q
mites east OF Jackson) OF the previous day. L.
anticipates battle at Chunksy rlver, 90 mil S
east OF N@wtons Stat on,) where, a tAs river
W IS / OF forbade, Polk might try 10 make n
stand The Mail thinks Grant has a Abandoned
the movement on Atlanta, and IS essaying oae
IN tie dirt ction OF the Alabama river, MOVING
from huntsville in connection " itf Sner man s
movement Ill successful il says, sit vail
intliet n1epaTable injury on oar Cause
shrrmBn's Movements.
The Richmond Wing Of the l9tn SAYS editor
tally
The War Department was in receipt of
ohicial ibioI nation jest rday from the com
llaGGIng General at Mobile, that Sherman,
wlIb his column OF the enemy, had reached
Gui'nan. which is on the Mobile ana Ohio
haiirt ad, south or Merle ian, and upwards or
j
estlmat+s OF The strength o. his command,
Ii.ce It At b. tween IS GO and 3G,tG0ot all arms
y he NOV ernents of the enemy seem To IN ..
di ate MoEile rs their object, aud on the whole
Is pIotshfy the boidest enterprise of the war
OF It's char acter. They lett Vicksourg on The
18th, and In six days have marched through
The State destroying all the bridges in their
rear. The scientific officer Of Jhs expedition is
BIig. Gen. MctheTson, VINO com mauls o.e of
The corps uEcer Sherman and Is the right
hover Of thF latter. Another DAY or two viii
mere clearly Ievealtheir designs, ani If they
o. or III obi!e, II may TALL, but are con ideat
they =" III not obtain IL without Ggng at ie tst
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Glorious News!
OUR GUNBr,Ts AT WORK.
ATTACK ON MOBILE.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB z6.-'Ehe Inquirer has
received the fcllo wing spaeia dispatch:
NASHVILLE, Fee, 25.--Our army is now in
'front.' OF ID iltcn, Ga, and will probably oecu ny
the town to night
Tunnel Hill was carried this morning, after
cons Iderable skirmishiGg.
Scouts who arrived e.. Gen. Grants head
quarters this morning say that sea sherman
L as struck the Mohiis and Ohio Railroad
General Sherman has eut IN. Iebal Polk 8
army in the center, and both W n IS are ruunns
away in different directions.
There is q tremendous rebel cavalry force in
Sherinan's rear, but no apprehension is 1t of
q Federal disas er.
General Sherman lives upon the country,
which, II is stated, abounds in stores of all
kinds.
There is great excitement in Montgomery,
Alab5na. The people arr much frightened 1T
the approach OF Sherman's forces.
General Grants scou also report that 4
heavy attack on the forts at No lie is in tn [
operation, but with what success could not be
ascPTtained.
Genera, Lonestreet's frees are back again
at their old quarters.
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SECOND edition.
4 O'CLOCK Y. M.
sHERmAN's MOVEMENT.

Up to two p. m. today, it was understood
that nothing late had reached Washington
direct from General Sherman's command its
route being such as TO preclude information
OF his progress from coming through Union
sources until several days after its receipt up
to corresponding dates through rebel news
papers.
1t is very clear that his destination is as
much a my III 10 the outside world here IS l.
was in Richmond on the 2'tb. We are so far
only certsin throueh rebel accounts) that he
has lady inflicted as much damage upoa
the Confederate cause by the destruction of
their great southwestern railroad connection
as he would have done hal he Captured
Mobile They dread his progress due east
evidently much more than directly towards
Mobile, because to be cut entirely off from
Arkansas, Mississippi, Southern Alabama and
Iouisiana, will prove a greater loss to their
future military operations, than the mere loss
CT M obi.e.
We would much prefer to hear that Selm.
and Montgomery, hIab ina, are in our hands,
before hearing that Sherman is within striking
distance of Mobile; which would immedl-
ately afterwards become ours almost without
any contss ST whatever for It,
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OF &c TAI.

Wdr Department, Aaj.tamt Generals Otfcs.
Fcshinata,., February 81, 1861.
Inc following officers, having been reported
st ne heanq nariers OF the army for the offences
they will stand dismissed the service of the
Uni ed States, unless within fifteen {l5l days
ircmz this date, they appears before taes MILL
taTy Com mis- sion in session in tais civ, OF
witch BgisaG ser General Ricketts, Is president
and rake satisfactory defence TO the charges
against them:
Absence sr,tlout pr 3per authority.
First I,iauteBaEt Wiili4m Or. Ashton, COM
pany g, Tooth Pennsyl ydnia volunteers.
First Lieutaaant Andre " J. Iiagman, COM
pany q, 126'h Ono volunteers.
yoiun teers. q E#
SURGEON VIM +. NfcCardy, s7th Pennsylva-
ria volunteers.
Second Lieutenant George n. Moore, CON.
Jany g, 18th Pennsylvania volunteers.
Captain William I. Wiggius, company g,
i9Ih New York volunteers.
Second Lieutenaht William Ttmball, COM
paw r., seGh New York volunteers.
First Lieutenant L. Herriek, sta New York
cavalry.
Captain " P DYE, 5th New York cavalry.
York airy.
Lieutenant ". r. Russell, l;h Vermont vol.
Unistrs.
Maryiapc volunteers.
Firsl I.icutenant and PssinIPntal Quarter
/ MISTER G. G.. drian, Sth Maryland volunteers.
satidlR Ii II CUHuOE> "a fciifisS A!4tt i[H-
serves.
Major Joseph S. Smith, 10th Illinois cavalry
Captain J g Neharger, 10Th Iiliaois cavalry
JIeutenant G. A. Bruce, 10th Illinois cavalry.
Captain Lyman Richardson, Isl NEBRASKA
| cavalry.
Captain Henry Clay born, 3oth Iowa vol
unit. cfs.
First Lieutenant O. S. Brown, i6ath New
York volunteers.
second iieu'enant James J. Giyna, Filth
York volunteers.
DsSRTti0a.
Captain Daniel IL, Connors, company A, ID
regiment infantry, Pennsylvania Reserves.
&bSeat scitdout Learc
FIRST Lieu e ant x. d. Cross 36th Massi3hu-
sPTts yoiuntee rs.
Chapain,W. Gibson, 45th Pennsy isaaia VOL
uuiet
First Lieutenant SamneI Haynes, 18th Penn
sylraHia volunteers.
EiIst Ii utenant L. D. Secly, 45Ih Penn
syiyauia volun eeTs.
Frat Lieutenant L. p Craven, lG0th Penn
syiIaDia volunteers.
First i.ieutenant W. q. Ashton, Tooth Penn
syi-apia vcipr
Assistant Surgeon Abraham Mas, Tooth
Fen nsyi wanna volunteers.
L. u. TOWNSEND,
Assistant diatsnt General
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rendered In cooperating with the army In
opening the Mississippi: also thanks TO Com
modore Cadwalader Ringgold, and officers and
men, for rescuing vessel for shipwreck in the
year 1861.
mr. Blair, from the Committee on Military
Affairs reported a bill permitting rscruitin 2 in
Virginia. North Carolina, Sonth Caroiina
Georgia Fiorfsa, Alabama, Mississippi. Loni.
siana, and Texas, the recruits to be entitled t.
the bounti as under existing laws, 10 be cred
lted TO such States rs they may select
nays IA.
Mr.. Dawes, of Mass, called mp the Virgins
Election Case, the Committee of Elections hay.
ing reported a resolution that neither Mch
zie or Kitchen is entitled to a seat as Repre-.
sentative from the Seventh Congressional dis
u let of that State.
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THE "UNDERwatrEan PRISONERS

] III J.N ULh " 1T ILR' PRtHIN ERS,
Letters have been received wing an &C .ount
OF some of the prisoners captured by the Req
els on board the gunboat Underw tier, near
New bern. N. g., on the night of February 2i
They were taken to Godsooro', n q, and are
row held as prisoners Of war. Several of hem
are wounded and in a military hospital. ono
man, named Edward Nswlove, i seamlu, has
died. twenty-five are at Goidsbo.o', q list OF
whose names has been received. The writer
Goes not appear to know what has become of
the ccmmsp der OF the gurboat, or of the other
men On board. The attack was made on q dark
hight, with an overw heIming force, aud many
Of the sailors jumped overheard and swan
ashore. Among the list of those al G1idsoro'
are the names of Samuel b. Ellis aud Henry
*. Steeyer, of this city, who were acting Third
Assistant ED2inetr.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Feb 2S.-Tbe steamer Illinois
has srrired from Aspinwali on the 9TH. She
lef; the Champion awaiting California mails
and passenees.
The report that the French Minister had
broken off friendly relations with Ecuador is
Incorrect.
Troubles continue in The interior, and it is
feared that the revolution is far from being
over.
Tie French flagship PaIlas had left Panama
fer Acapulco, TO enforce the blockade.
The United States ship Lancaster was al Ae-
apuleo, watching the movements o the French
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A PRINTER In IIMRl

Samuel Malta X, of hite's rebel gnerrillas,
returned to his home in Maryland day or
two age, where he was captured by several
tmbers of Union cavalry company,
stationed in the vicinity He WAS brought to
this city yesterday and committed to the Old
Capitol. Matlack is a printer by trade, and
was at one time an employ zee in one of our
daily newspaper offices.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

CAPTURE OF THE BLOCKADE RUNNER PET.
A telegraph dispatch received at the NAVY
Department this morning. from For ress Mon
roe, states that the blockade runner Pet, from
Nassau. with an assorted cargo, was captured
by the U. 5. steamer MONTGOMERY on the morn
ing of the 10Th instant, off Wilmington. The
Pet is a new side wheel steamer of 700 tons,
and said TO be able to run II or is miles per
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, Feb. 25 First Board-U S.
5Go's, L ~: L. $. certificates. new. 99I1 a99A:
Canor AK; Cumberland, 664; Quicksilver.
IN Mariposa, 3Ika35: Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne, e8a a99; ". Y. Central, 3lHaI35; Erie,
ll5k; Hudson River l5.k * ass; Harlem, la0a
i3C; Reading, 127ai2S; Illinois Central, 1872; Ga
lena, 1I5xaIl5A; Rocs Island, 1i74a1ls.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FURTHER FROM GRANTS ARMY.
OPERATIONS ABOUT DALTON AND TUNNl
HILL.
POLK TO BE REINFORCED.

CINCINNATI Feb. 26 The Gu.eite's Chatta-
nooea despatch says the advance force of Gen.
Grants army was within three miles OF Dial.
ton on tie 2!th inst. The rebels were driven
from Tunnel Hill and pursued till nighttall.
A heavy battle at Dalton is not improbable.
Haldee's and Claisorne's divisions have
been sent 10 reinforce Polk.
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.yP ECIAL EoTNC
TRUsTEE's aALR yALUtaLE IaPRoVsD
PROPERLY EAST Oh III 3 GAPIEoL. 4 Il
WOOD AND COAL
REDUCED PRICES.

SELLING OUT TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
nayirs deter mined t. quit the
coal AND WOOD BUsINIsS,
fer the b,isaos q my stock 1t the following r.
S,cet ps;ees, viz:
PINE WOOD 81 par cord,
OAK DO ae TO ee.te Per cord,
WgITy Ash coal 9Il par ton,
RED ASH COAL tLyken's Valley SO per ton
1870 pounds TO the ton, delivered in airy p,.
OF the city without charge. :.
Pertose having accounts With me Win please cal
ana .et,is them ct cpcc, otherwise they viii %
given to ofs oers fer coilaetioc.
asrws acRSKe, CARTE and HARNEsSf TOR ssA
r. IDW. CLARKE,
Virginia Av.. bet. 9th and 18th sta eaas,
=. .s.s,a nee, the Mary TARA
IDIApsl RsApsi
Just received Issse ass ,rt,nsns.
$50 - - - See 4svseth ssrset..
Il g ins - kessseea q AKA
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GOING TO PIECES


Information has been received st the Navy
Department 10 the effect that the steamer
"SpurLy," which recently ran ashore IN der
the guns of Fort Campbell below Wilmington,
is likely to go to pieces.
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SMUGGLERS ARKESrED

The guard at the Aqueduct brid 20 this morn
ing Gete cted Solomon Brooks, Armstsad IVES
ley, Lot Fltmen, and G. West, colored, in the
act OF smuggling seven cauterus of whi,key
aeross the river. They were forwarded ID The
city and committed 10 the Central q uardn IN 80.
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DIEnER phETT.-L Last evening, General
Halieck gave a dinner party at is residence in
Georgetown. 10 a large number of officers OF
the Amy.
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tOAEiRMATIeN OF TIE NEWS OF
TIL OCCUPATION OF DALTON.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.--The news of the oecu.
pation Of Dalton is confirmed by special dis.
patch TO the Cincinnati Gazenc, published to-
1ay
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PRICE OF GOLD,

by the Peoples LIne
NEW YoRK, Feb. 2j.-Gold, 1T . 81 T. m, s. x
10 o. M, 5Ssa a58;f; II m, ssh as8ls; p m, 5s,
c8hi p H., 5.A asia
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IMMENSE AMOUNT OF COTTON BURNED.

GREAT INCENIIARY FIRE AT WHINING
TON. N, C.
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COLONEL, SrREtGuT SAFE.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26-The Herald publishes
Fortress Monroe letter, announcing the arri-
val of Colonel Streight, and giving column
CT The particulars OF his escape.
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OF THE CpLTNfSTs typo
ii Z 4 SIFHJrFV

" Ora EftICai SOCIETY
Special MeetiaE Of the 80 Yn- named S1ci
led a he City EHitiast evening. take int con-
siderat on the doath II Mr. aeon GfpEoS. Hassrs.
were sruointed committee to saH r 4s61uti nns
eSpf. ssiye If the sense II tho Soci.ty upan this
uis pensaiian OF Divine prufijelfc wsl, Tapor =
the following preamble and rescIHfians which
were nnslin,"usiv adopted
afer CsIt has easel kifui sItv q 81 in tiie ful-
nessc If ime. t. reiuuva from midst our vsnn-
lahle ftliou-cra ftsmsn and fellow citizen Jacob
Gideon ESQ: Therefore
Be u Rssolred That = bile humbly ani 5ubmis-
r,ouTr in the death Of MIR Gideon the sun erin- /
the Ia iink that hound tine small bsrI OF the
iathets in the protection who originated this soci-
tst--the loss Of who among the earliest Of
t. hr rcd presiding oEficers and WITH wnoya are
assotlsted in the minds OF sorc nf us many M n
'ries, new sa1dened BY his death Of it. early
stiuet LIS; snd ii who. in Mi the rAiati ms m
citizen ard Printer, has left exam ria for cur
emu n n IL ~ "gtr-recurrn.s lesson that iuseg-
eny # srccess in this fife ard fitting disei mine
tor II at other Dfe hicb he has entered hef re- a.
hs:t et, het this society hereby tender H. the
family and relatives OF Mr. Gideon its sipcera SYM
patty a. d conoo seece in their heteaveYneut
Restfrs6 That ss feeble estiraag.ial a ira re-
sperf tn society wilt in body attend The fauer-
ri 81 the irmented deceased. wearing ths usual
iaaee Of mourning, aBd respectfully invite ali
al hers If the f ateraity tie District of CeIum-
fsSfJ ed. That these proceed 4 "a he Il sued nv
the Ulcers snd Published III the 4 Gerant news.
papers. end that copy thereof be TRANSMITTED to
the mily % tbs deeeas d.
WILLIAM r. MCLEAN, President.
J. G. PROCTOR. Secretary 1t
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INTERESTING BUDGET OF SOUTHERN HEgs

TIE ARREST OF ToOMBs.
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~ksmltppMsOhIAN L10TURus-DR. q. SOL
R>S VAht LAcsnreB on the Ranes ~ Msns
wil b given On MHDsfsr AZ. s4sh snS rnIDAv
ssth FebrwsrS r. lectnrts Wi eommsnoe - 4
crIooS The pubde ~ invited. -.
Assistance he, r S4AaM
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-kGFI "a SPECIAL NETTING o. tha
III sFkEai5. COMMITTEES FOR ENCor
AGING Ek LIsFNLN rs srffl o. hald ST raa Coun-
Gil q amber. on TLG "a J 81 En- rs G. Bias n Ia.
ati1z O'clock. fuii stter6a1Fs IS earne stly re-
q 60 business q u RiIl hs aid bel II
=. M etins, By ordsr OF tbs Execvttve Conni.-
tee. IL. O. WILSON.
fe1-d seatatarY.
CO GARD -Messrs Educrs IF ths efe,-s,-, .
W. est re- pECt a. y lender n behalf # Ecy-
stf md neit nboTs 20 tao presa3eD and Ii . be ;
or II Frauh lin ~ d Percy snC1 giru Epnp,p -.
CT 1T siscere thansa for the efo t. ruf,rth By
tbtn 10 stop the "a ink element, By wsich SIR
klde~y aud my self last orr property on tbs 2lsh
fs2s IL JOHN p. mgRPHzy.
n-THIS Is SIT yaLY THE LasF WEsE
S OF tie Wa1tr ap1 tho J. tin eatals al odd
feIaNst all. III rift - noon AMI 10 -Eigh and t.;
NOR y. stur~ - a jaIuo - ID 81 gk ID srSL
FL m pet lest reaIfn ~ - ~Gfi1 Sad tie W
tmal sss rttn Il tn rotid IG f1ilty SIX difare1
crEranters together VIA taa very best sLns;csl
reilT&ns ever organized. S.s Advertisement f.
EIGs7H ut III mn. cSsols I'D aired 70 - s1sra ID
r'at1-se L no-Ecw tSa-nIdsy q: tao c E1ts cer
h~s" ss#'tstaz- @ a-fts
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LroR eAL1-Ans borse povar steam nNHlNE
complete. Apply Of Duvsips 1ouasTy, George
town. ~. Q. tea lWt
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n~ EAPCBLICAN ASSOCIATIONS -Tas rasm-
bers 81 he pa olicse 80 e.a lion Of .sh.
inktoH are requested 10 meet st the ORION Lee gee
h.sa,T g Room 9th street, brt~g .nd = !,
SATtkUAY EVENING. the 9th instant Ct ~
0 ctecs take mi istcry measure; fo- recurring =
IRE. ton of all an.Ii Sod votsrs of the Dis
tist O. oolnmbi.. Who desire the uncouds sions
n sin;enspce OF the Union. the supremacy OF rhe
O. Institution. and the scmyleia suppression Of CT
existing rebellion with the caasa thereof hy Wig
ogors var, ard al apt xsd efdc.n. rnexns - In TIE
ksticu al Convention, to be hsld .: gsltimors. on
tut edsy the 7th dsy OF June NEXT for tina purpose
OF pre,entine for fhe on of Prssid.
aad Vice Presia ert of tks Urfted Bates s
L. cLssHAsn Sec, H1SAt
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!. l. cIssnAss Sec, :. 00'" N.ss.

TIE LOT HTLDsRs or TIE FOUNDRY
nuHt Al GROUND ars T; qus It ID 20 meat
10 thu LIE ltIrs Roam OF fh4 Church
.tant. AZ II tsn ana strsets on MONDAY. 1ssh 10
tsoi.Lcy OF CLOSING the sronnd And rsmoyinS Is
esso 70 mcrs suitAb,s pIass 80
By o,esr OF the Board Of Trn.t>es
teAS os - n. z MORAuLI, aANt
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!. Oa sstE-a Family oASkf AGE HORSE sod
i HARM ASs. IpCulre OF Caaahsj stffI
coErtr Of SoEth Csrosioa ave and East E:sh st-cs.
ose square Esst ~ Penn. ava. Washington. il. u.
Erst 81
RAE 0FEga FOR sALn ONE SBH STEAM
- g. q; sica WHeai doGbte sEsins i Oh
Gost sisst fr&ft and ,9c aeckef Barge. capacity
- tfrs All y thesa Bosts srs ii ccm pists gun
rifs order. App 80
MORAN RaIVxHARF,
tae6- 1t 100. 8 street
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FINEp.-This morning. John Ola ", keap~-
OF a grocery store on street. between 9th ard
-th, vas arrested b. Cant Daian's deteciives
for selling liquor without license, aud for
selling liquor to soldiers. Justice Ferguson
fined The ucCuss q siu
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SELLING yIoroz WITHOUT LIcEv6E.-Mr.
Moran, keeper o. a grocery store on l street,
near til. and mr.. Willie, proprietor OF :
grocery store on n street. between IL ard 6ra
sheets, were fired $40 zach this morning by
Justice Ferguson Tor selling LIQUOR with INT
hceEte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-26

DELEGATES TO THE METHODIST PROFESS
TANT CONFERENCE g recent meeting of
the members o. Congress street. Geo-ge'o =,
Methodist Protes tant church, Rev. ID Evtus
kease pastor. al election was held for Dele
gate and AleTrate 10 the next session of the
NaIylan Annual Conference 10 conmance
March 9Th, il lToaGway chureh, Bli1im7re,
Charles ID. WEIGH, Lse-, was elecfed Delegate,
ind L a, New nshB, Esq, Alternae.
This year complete fitc term of service OF
The present pas foT, and the easulng Confer.
cree VIII have 10 appoint his successor.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-15

Regular Wheeling and Pitts
.., burg Packet.
sE-AVNHE new and fast running passenger
sSIssi2szas l. steamer g. NC. PORTER, T. l..
Taylor, Captain, L. F. Beeler, Clerk, will leave
Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
o'clock A. N. Leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at IL o'clock M
All way business promptly attended to.
&BT Towing done at moderate rates.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to ]. d.
CoLLrSGwooD, Agent, Pittsburgh; OF
BOOTH, BATTELLE q CO.,
dee6 DO. Agents, Wheeling.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-15

3 q A u. u " -3"IJ
20 Hhds. Prime Porto Rice 1,y1 ns',,-g
" bois yellow hsaaed. Just received and
1dec 30 sasTsra 7sru pp,,,v !,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-15
LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most sd-nn-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacous Yards we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened on this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where Will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice Is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest direct route for Stock to
New York-Jvia allentown and with fewer changes
than any other. 'I.f. t. n
RN0CH LEWIS, GsnI Superintendent Altoona,
Pa. ~
LII. HoUPT, 9enr Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
II. H. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agent, Phih.
delphia' jsnll-myA