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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
New York Market.

ARW foRRi March IL.
Cotton-Dull, heavy and lower; 783@
74c for middliug uplands, 100 for Low mid
ding.
FlOuF-Dull and 90 lower; $7,lO@E,I5
for extra r. b. o., and $7,2O@s,25 for
trade brands; clVsing quiet.
Whisky-Less actiye and scarcely so
firms s0@slc for State, and ellie for west
err.
Wheat-Dall and 1920 lover; nominal
quotations. 81 600 ,6S for obicsgo spring
and Milwaukee club; $I,e4@l.6s for win
ter red western.
CoFn-Yery quiet; shipping mixed west.
eEn held at $l,9l; buyers offer 81, 30.
oats-4oderately active; prices favor
buyersi se4@90c for western.
Wool-Qutet aud unchanged.
Cnt-meaIs-Firm and 10 fair demands:
91@ loo for shoulders, and l2A@I3}o Tor
hams.
Bacon-sides dull 1l4e for western
Cumberland cut ll3@ll3C for do. short
ribbed; and l44c for do. long cut hams.
taFd-DulI, heavy and lower, at l23
Bai.sr-Firm; 25@s2c for Ohio. and
3s@t1c for State.
Cheese- STEADY, at l5@Is
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! From Richmond

NSEw YoRK, March 1.-THE Va. Senate
has resolved to ask Congress to place three
kedersl soldiers at hard labor, one With
ball aud chain In the public streets, IN re-
O Asssrs. Balm, Hodges and wtpgaeld, as
The General Assembly has Issued an ad
eress to the people of Virginia, stating that
submission 70 the enemy, is not end1rable
even IN thought, and urging them 70 re-.
the Fitzpatrick raid is told anew as an in
-eentlve to exertion. 0ne more resoInte
effort, says the address, aud the day Is
oqrs. The address speaksIO Of Dahlgren as
. ut associate in infamy with Buuee and .
graced humanity. :,
The Examiner Of the .l4th reports that
the Federals have retreated towards KnoY.
vile and Indications of an early engage.
ment in East Tennessee have disappeared.
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.g 1elegraph.
Rro1n Waahinr.tn,ln,.

1HAsHIHGToa, jan. 1.-THE Presidsht
mas signed the gold bill, aud it is there.
fore ailsW. !, ; A - q
In the contested cases of Loan and
Meolurg. Of Missouri, the GommfttsefW we're
equally divided. The casting vote ofths
Onatrman decided against them, on the
gfoundit that their election vas void. from
being under military control. Kings case
VII be referred haekgtp the people by the
report, as 1t is in proof that he inteFfered
IN his Official capacity la the election. A
minority report will be submitted in favor
OF Loan aud McClurg. Itis.thou6ht that
they Will be able to convince majority In
the House of the laWfnlness Of their elec.
ton. = . q, E
Adyioes frou Gen. Butler indicate that
ne viii be able to continue the exchange
of prisoners. - a
= Gen. Wallace takes command of the
Middle lOepaf on Saturday.
Col. Dom PiRtt remains Chief of Stan.
An average of twenty refugees arrive
daily At Baltimore from the South. There
were thirty yesterday direct from Rich
La the,snprsme Court, No. Iss, the o.
81 Appellant vs.. ]. L. FnIsom,s executors
Is being argued to-day.
The Star has the following:
= The D. 81. steamer Harriet Noon arrived
ct the Navy ard this morning from For.
ttess Monroe bringing mp Admiral DAHL
greni returning from an unBuceessfnl ct.
tempt TO procure the body Of his son.
The Ways and Means Committee will
report the Military Academy bill, With
provisions for Increasing the pay of cadets
from $50 to $40lR month, and giving each
member of Congress power to nominate an
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oI1Ro. Narob i7.-Tbe .tsamer I'M

ok1Ro, March l7.-The steamer Liberty
Eith Memphis dates to the evening Of the
18th 6as aFffYed.
The Bulletin says cotton declined under
heavy reeeiPtsi PRICES ranging from 50 to
-6TlDts. g9 ss
E Steamer Platte Valley passing for st.
Louis with 300 bales of cotton.
( Thesllth Missouri Cavalry, Veteran re.
eruits. 9Th aud, 9th lows Veterans, arrived
hereenroute for home. The SD Indiana
left for home to-day.
obten county, Tennessee, cast over 500
votes at the recent election.
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pispatehas hom Riohmond Panarr

Dispatches from Richmond Papers
sNRw YoRK, March 1.-THE Richmond
Examiner of The I4th has been received.
Eight shells Eete thrown into Charles.
tot on the l3th.
Ail!sdgspilLs. Gs. l0M.-Gov. Browns
message was read to ake legislature to dav.
he recommends Vigansns State policy on
the question of relief - soldiers' families,
cotton planting, iIlegu1 OSCILLATIONS. i'm
pressment of provisions, reaoVal Of slaves
and assertions from the arm.
.DtnI0poIiS, 7th.-The eneElyS army of
5000 infantry 1 500 cavalry, laEt Canton
ON the I'd.
&beuGau pushed on 20 VicksbHbE. Ieay
ing 2GR hefson in command.
The Onited States supply steamer d..
ntral arCSTsa Go day from MGtagorda Bay,
March Tth. Gu the morning Of the 1874
| ult. she saw steamer there burning black
coal, evide ntly just out from Wilmington.
The Admiral gave chase with all sail set,
and ct 2 O'Clock she had gained ON her so
as TO discover that she WAS q sids.wheel
steamer having tive smLks.Btacks, With 8
cargo OF cotton, which she had common.
eed TO throw overheard. We opened Gre
upon her with our thirty pound parrot.
bat she was not IN range. We Rers gain.
ne upon her up 10 O'Clock. Hs we're
I1SB6Suh AHE AAVGS PeE nOuF. Eho wind
was favorable, and blowing fresh. We
had coaHted out 42O. bales Of cotton that
were thrown from her decks. AT O'Clock
the wind suddenly died away and the
prize almost within our grasp, escaped
We chased her until dark; she .haVing
slightly gained upon us after the breeze.
AT dark We lost sight Of her, And We kept
the ship o6 70 her course 20 Hampton
Roads.
The Richmond Examiner, OF the 10th,
says, Gen. Ross reports coming IL co oaict
With eempany Of negro cavalry near
Ca nton, Miss, and killed SO; out OF Is.
A letter received in Ricbmond repocts q
Yankeefib loekadeF sank of FoFt aolnss,,
BY the fire Of the for The location oi
Fort Holmes is not stated.
Gen. BeaRreEaFd is in Florida. Gen.
Patton Anderson has assumed command
there.
Nj. Gtbbon, 9 federal SPY, was executed
81 DemOpolis on the IIth.
The Rtehaood papsrs ha1e paragraphs
70 the effect that the funding of the debt
OF the coniederaey Is prog . Sing 1t p tiers.
barg, Rsleigh, Macon and Charleston.
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Terrific Fxplos1on.

iNEWS YoRk, March IA $3.50 o'clock
2; y. on Wednesday, q terrific explosion
occurred in the cartridge mandatory of
Q. D. Lser s. Co., on Market street, Spring.
heidS Mass Forty persons, mostly females,
we're employed In the factory, Of whom
seven were so much Injured by the burning
PeFdtr and tconc9sstou OF the explosion
That their recovery Is considered doubtful.
,Qne young woman from West Springfield
who made her escape, was rendered insane
By the shock The e6rtrldge factory wal
eenneeted with the pistol mandatory Of
Saith & WesSon.
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.ll~AaaI.iE... 8. 8 E.glA..lsp. eoszlSt

2 u .
ARRlsLs or An zEsoApsD- Goayige s!-4
John D: WLlIpa8 WIN escaped 7from the
cars end custody ot ths zshsriHsof Masiph
coanty, q N6undsyllle, monde Or 40 ago,
was arrestsd in Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
wilson was convicted al, Fsirmont OF
-Passiug eOuntSrfsit money and vas on bts
way to. this city. when he made his escape
from the cars With apair of hAndcnffsiou,
For some time prior TO his late arrest he
hads6een making himself busy ia the In.
tersst Of {. man named John Smith, con.
fusd in q Pittsburgh. prison on charge
OF burglary. and was Therefore slspe cted
By the police who Swallowed him for sever.
al days and finally uabbed him. Upon.
opening his trunks articles we're discover.
ed which no honest man would have. in
his possession, consisting of . bottle of
Strychpias, . loaded revolver, tasks Of
powder, percussion caps, bullets, bullet
msulds, safety fuse. skeleton keys, an,as.
sortment Of files, brace aud a.gdristy of
augurs, Material for making bogus COIN
charcoal for tdsing, together With an as.
sOF!mspt Of gsntlemen's furlishi5g goods,
eonststing Of psek ties. vests, 6optss gloyss,
shirts ses 6, has, 80, Of the yalnelof
200 or $500 also ssysrala assh novels.
meme tendA.9 ddtesses OF tndlyida6lS in
different parts of the county, from New
Jersey to Missouri, railroad passes, con,
daesofsh hSteii lfds. "a. Several
letters. were o6tAineag the c6nienss mas
eating plainly the calling of WiIsol q bej
that Of q rogue. =
All this goesite sestablish the fact thst
Wilsonsis-an accomplished seoaudrel.-
The stryshltne, pistol aud knife we're jsnes
gestiye of murder, and the Other coptebsts
Of ,his4uanks sgd carpet, Sacks Of bur-
glasy, larceny aud connterfeitinR. 1.
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@. 8. GRAnT,
lIiaoellaneona War Disnatohas.

NEW YoRK, March 17.-The HeFald's
correspondent from the feet Of Mobile. has
Q Fqmor thar RArrsent is TO withdraw the
aeet, being satisfied that the city cannot be
taken by water.
Thirty or forty of the rebels who mutt.
MED In Fort Morgan have been shot.
The Herald's Hilton Head letter reports
the occupation of Pillatka, Florida, by q
strong force Rnder Col Barton.
The Herald's New Orleans letter states
that Porter's entire feet Of iron alads Is
at the mouth Of Red rivers. Thirty trans.
ports, loaded With troops were also there.
Admiral Porter had eaptHred strong
rebel fort on the Wasbita river, With al
its guns, including three 80 p06nders.
Gen. Banks and staff would take the
neld on the 10th. and the army vas TO
commence immediate operations,
The Herald's West Virginia dispatch
states rumor that the whole of RWalPs
toosps sEas mevIng into the valley of the
Shenandoah, probably for subsistence.
The Rtmes' Washington dispatch of the
18th saBs 500 Of our prisoners died 10
Richmo1d during February!
The order relieving Gen Meade and ap.
pointing his successor will be issued in q
few days.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says
Burnside will be assigned to-t6e DEPART
ment ofthe South.
SRnmor assigns Hancock a Department
and says that Gen. Grant will assign Ere.
mont 70 active duty also.
Gen. Thomas win soon be relieved from
the command ofthe Army of the Cumbsr-
land, 20 the command of which either
Gen. @esecraus or Rerron will probably
succeed.
A,deapstsh from the rebel General Poll
reports an .aAkack 90 Yazoo city on thl
bth, and the destruction Of quantity O
cotton and stores, that the enemy still holC
Yazooct!y and Liverpool. The rebel los
was 30, "a
The Riohmopti SaRSia4 confirms the re,
port that the Rebsis exchanged seven pFis
oners fer every ten received, and statea q
reason 6aat Oh Yankees claim that tt q
he,SA 1850 foarths=s The ug9gt p1la0upra. 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
q, 0a,sO, O, o6, al.ao. a6n=

Will our friends, in sending ,subscrip.
ttons to the Intelligence, please remember
that the price of the Daily for one month
is So cents, for two months $3.50, for
three months $l,s5, for six months $3.50,
and for one year 81 That the price Of
the TFt. Weekly for one year is So, for 3 81
months 81, aud for three months 81 ,25.
That the price of the Weekly is 50 year,
or 81 for six months. These terms We do
not depart from, and request that our pat.
Fous will make note of them, aud thus
save themselves and US much trouble.
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0rdSr frnm Rnn lrnnt.

NAsHviIts, March l7.-aeu. Grant for
mally assumed eomaand Of the aFmies of
the United States to-day. The following
Is the order on the subject: 81 =
HHAD0uARTERsi ARMtRs OF TIN u. s. i
NAsHVtLLB, TRHN., MafchlT.
General Order No. 1.
10 pursuance Of the following order OF
the President:
WAsH1HqFoN. D. c., March 10, 1864.
Under the authority of the act of Con-
gress TO revive the grade Of Lieutenant-
General in the United States army, ap.
proved February 2sth, 1864. Lieut.. Gen,
D.. 8. Grant, o. S.A., is appointed to the
command Of the armies Of the United
States:
signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
assume command of the armies Of the
United States, headquarters VIII be 10 the
field, and until further orders Willsbe with
the army of The Potomac. There viii be
~ ONCE headquarters 10 Washington, D.
o., 70 which ell Official communications
will be sent, except those sent nom the
army, whose headquarters are at the date
of their address.
tsignedl o. 8. GRAN4,
Lieut.. Gen. D. s. Al,
Gen. Grant leaves for Washington ON
Saturday and repairs Immediately to the
front. His STAFF is composed Of oEieers
former. y, With him In Mississippi.
Gen. Sherman Is due here to night, and
will Immediately assume command of this
military division.
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Raid into CabelI gonntv.

PHILADELPHIA, March little BulIetin
has the following, from Cincinnati, nth:
A special dispatch from Charleston, West
Va, dated l8!h inst. reports that a rebel
force. 1900 strong, was within l5 miles OF
Guyandotte, threatening BArbOursyiIle.-
A'strong force has been sent out to meet
them 49, Rl.A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
Freight Train Attacked bv Guer

LoglsVllL1, March ia special to the
Journal says:
band of guerrfllas attacked a Freight
train from Nashville near Estelle Springs.
on the night Of the 18th, after displacine
e Fall, oy which the train was thrown Oh
the track aud burned.
* Capt Beardsley, of the I23d New York,
and seven men arrived At DeehRrd. Ten.
nessse, on hand car, having been parol.
ed, after being stripped of clothing, money,
watches aud jswelty.ss
The rebels killed thfes negroes on the
train, Two ,gperrillas were killed. No
other losses.
from Dalton to RtnggoId,
Taylor's Ridge Gap was ptcEetsd by
rebel cavaly on the 10Th. Wee drive them
of one day aud they return the next.
TheireGels have large force Of 3iRfau.
Try cayAlry aud artillery.
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Nav YoaK, March lT.--A8 repott vbteb
hss attained some currency that orr forces
&t = AGO City have been captured by the
reSslss 5isidoubtless unEounded. Both our
own and rebel accounts say nothing about
their capture.
q The smss5hEe eof Governor Brown, of
GeoEgiqs saysllhe late action Of Congress
hes shaken the confidence or the people
n thsis lastses aud competency.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18

18-sF. PArRIoEla DAY.-Yestsrday
being st. Patrick's Day, the occasion was
celebrated by a parade of the members of
the ST. Patrick's Mutual Relief Society.
The procession was qut.asa lengthy one.
Each man wore a greco scarf, trimmed
with white, and many carried wrsaths in
their hands. They we're preceded by a
brass band, one of their number bearing
the American flag. a6i
Saint Patrick, the Patron Saint of Ire
land, was born in Tours, France. he was
taken . captive to ireland when quite
young, where he lived seven years, and
acquired a good knowledge of the country
and Inhabitants. He finally obtained his
freedom, and returned to France, where he
studied Divinity under his uncle, the BishG
op of Tours. When be had ompleted his
studies he went to Rome, where the Pope
ordained him Bishop Apostolic Of Ireland.
He soon afterwards went to Ireland aud
engaged ia preaching the gospel to the
people of that country, aud met with I'M
precsdenled success in conyettine the PEG.
pie to Christianity The vulgar and abb
.surd stories about the saflt, are not
CLEANED from . history of his lie; which
makes him pious and useful clergyman
Tue suake aud frog stories reIated Of him.
origin. m abs LOT -Osrs,
sons whose pEejudiees are mors-than equal
TO observation-disclosures. ,lit
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18

FeRFR1ss MoNRoE, March l7.-Ths Flag
trace steamer, New York arrived iIlis
eaening from City Point, vita iargs
q Der 81 our prisoners frUm Riehmoud
among them Capt. Sawyer and Flyuu aud
t8an Neal Dow, also several ladies.
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1@NAaaow EscApE o. en-. sloEt,-

1SeNARRow Oscars OF GRA. SiaRL.-
a few days age GshlFpi slgsl command
lng the Department Of West Yirgilias
made a Tying Trip % MaStiqsb urgb, for the
purpose OF making personal observations
In regard 70 the condition of.thtngs there
aeOuts. In company swithsa portion of
bis s'af he rode out a eo6siderebis dis
lance in the oOuutty} and passed outside
of his picket lines. While thus outside al
the lines force Of two hundred rebels
passed dong between ths GS6sESIa aud his
Ptekets. Of eOurss Cthsgrebs were not
aware OF the -Generaf's situation. or he
would most sssutediy have been captured
OF killed. They seemed losbs s In a great
hurry aud moved 9ioSg tapfdIy, sseuips
more anxious TO eseape themselves than 10
capture Others. Gen. sigsl has certainly
Souusnssd his sayest. among - s,aiitb r..
naskaHlsg COED luck. iE9aa
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bS=INP oRFAAr IRFoRMAT1oN The fol.
lowing is said, by a physician who has
tried it, to be very simple and effective
method OfpFsyentiug pitting by the small
pox. 1t consists in local applications Of
willow charcoal finely pnlverIzed TO the.
Ppstuler surface. THIS has the happiest
results, the eruption soon fading and grad
ually drying up, the secondary ,febrils
Symptoms ploportiOnally diminishing and
disappearing. altogether some time before
the eruption is healed Large aud fully
,deVslOpsd yesicles may bs.pppctutsd with
d fne needle, their eonteuts absorbed by
ihDe soft cotton, and then freely spfinkled
with the charcoal. There lis, in fact; no
better, Purer or.more efFsetnal remedy than
charcoal, possessing, as ii does, such OBJ
sious superiority over oiuImedts and other
9isagrseabIe greasy compounds. a little
tePtd or warm water remoyes.it easily aud
snecuaally, so that another sprtnkliug may
be RlAOediOa the affected part, its power
fully sseeasiugs eptiseptie and aeodoriziag
properties keeping the parts sweet and
clean, Whilstia soothing action is most
beneficial, causing healthy acttoa in the
sores, and consequently sound hesling
PEVSess 10 ensue. .task 3'1s-asY
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g6rTHE RIyER continues 70 fall. slowly
but there-is quite enough Of water IN The
channel for all purposes. The Jos. PieEce .,
{ dne side wheel boat. aud > new boat
called the Delaware. were al the landing
receiving f1eight for below. The Weather
was cold and cloudy
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New York Money Market.

- 3'lslH AUHhI HIdTCu II.
Aoney-T1tAlcliTe and. aasy, 6per cent.
Sterling-closed dEll, st 1853.
Gold-Firmeri opening at Sol, advauc-
log to 90, Rnd closing quiet and frm at
6lf@62.
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E6-A RIcH SoKNE IN CApr. OyRR'v
oEYIcE-A rather rich scene took place
yesterday in the Office Of Captain over.
the Oommandsr of the post, the principal
actOFs being Mrs. Haley, wife OF jimmy
Haley, and The, captains orderly. II came
about ip this way. Among the drinking
hOuses recently closed by order OF the
military. authorities was that of James
Haley, on John street. Capt. Over having
decided to allow the liquor dealers to re-.
sumo their Business, sent his orderly to
Haley with the key Of his saloon which
had been taken at the time the house was
closed. The orderly met Mrs. Haley, to
whom he delivered the key. Mrs. HALEY
being very grateful tor the privilege ofa1ain
commencing her little business, asked the
orderly to take ''Ree, dhroptto drink .
TO which the orderly responded, ..wud a
duck swim" The orderly upon RETURNING
to the Office very iunocentIy, aud without
any intention Of invOlViugt the Haley House
in further difficulty, related the fact Of his
having obtained drink. AS the house
had been frequently warned for giving
liquor to soldiers, the Captain at once sent
squad after the body of Mr. Haley, which
was committed to the Athsu cum, upon the
information, as before stated, of the or.
derby.
Soon Mrs. Haley, "wife of the above, >,
came rushing into Captain Overs Office il
high state of excitement. Mrs. HALEY fs
fine, able-bodted woman, of great breadth
OF beam, and her appearance, 10 her pres.
ent condition, was not calculated to in.
SPire emotions OF the sweet AID gentle char
ssteF of security. even ia. the mind ofO,
soldier. She solemnly averred that wb.p
the orderly returned with the key he wna
"trimbltng like lafe." aud appealed to
her in the most piteOus manner to save him
from miserable death by giving him
drink. Out of pure disiutsrested love for
the human race she gave him. 20 drink
Al this moment the orderly also entered
the office, when Mrs. Haley appealed TO-
him to know if be had not acted aud spoke
as she described. The orderly said that
he had not but had taken a drink uuob the
lady's Invitation. Mrs. Haley, perfectly
fOaming with passion, denounced the or.
DERBY ss liar, rolled up her sleeves and
went for him with her Clencbed fists. TIE
orderly tell back in confusion but soon
rallied and succeeded in holding his own
until Mrs. Haley, having exhausted her.
self, left the Office, retuarkinp "a sbe did an.
May the Lord love yea and bliss yez, for
I'll be id if liver l can l" Mr.. Haley re-
mains in dutapoe. .is'
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B~oFEN1Se OF rAE DanKse sAIooas
The drinking saloons were opened yes.
terday BY order Of the commaudaat. Of
this post. theinmsdtate necessity for their ii:
being closed, having, for the time being
ceased to- exist. NotWithstan ding The
houses are permitted TO resume their bust
mess, aqy Pstsoa9 fpapdi selling or giving,
liquor to soldiers, viii bs,ytsited With con-
stfsea.ion and imprisonment,
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9S-PIrTsBuRGH FEMALR ooLLEGR-Tne
sxaminatiOn of the classes of this college
commenced on Tuesday morning. The
term just closed was one of marked success
ia the history OF the coll.ge. An unusu.
ally large number Of pupils from a. distance
have benin attendance, while The home
patronage IS larger than ever before. This
fact spEaks volumes in favor of5t6e able
management aud substantial popularity of
the college.
The next term will commence March
24th. Every possible arrangement has been
made for the comfort aud convenience of
those who may attend. The extensive i'm /.
proyspsnts commenced last sumner are
rapidly approaching completion. and add
immensely TO the college buildings, The
boarding capacity ofithe college has been
doubled, 40 art gallery forty feet square
fitted up. beautiful halt for the Literary
Society, and additional recitation rooms
provided, aud the chapel extended until it
is now a model in it's line. The halls and
recitation rooms have been beautifully
phpsred, and other i@Pto3smsnts added.
Masking the buildings 10 every respect
among the tirst for educational purposes to
be touud anywhere in the country.
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2oE. NOTICE

Ohm g.. OATES has engaged Charles A. avzartz
~ 70 eondlgt ard oAEEy 1ho bhlnesS % 4 Confso.
eoneF ana HakeEyS IN his name and for lblin ~
G.ty e y hsolinE, unio County aud STATE 81 West
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A sPEOLAb MEETING OF tn g BOARD or an.
on Tuesday March ga, 1854 at 10 O'clock A. II. 10
further considor and act upon the SnbIe.t Of Tie
payment o. ne Comfy Bounty Money.
Bounty Money win be suspended. = '-''As VI
Que nStleS VIII be given by publication when
Payment wiz oeresumed, JOHN o. HUPP,
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