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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19
TKRMs OF WEEKLY.

AT WHEELING.
I L HTTGECOGK,
AT NO. I1s1< MAIN STREET., fl
CHornbEook,I BuIldinE0 -.
~oPoa for studsnts d.y and evening.
UIHE purposs q thiI inItitutioa b 70 Ia.trus,
SOaaE @s1 Cd 80 90 2 ses :, T5iaSRlSs
b1Ginns ain AecolnfanfIhip anditl eon6omitantl
BOOK-KEEPING,
.tripPsd g 4. nhIlIl ErrtilEs - -.eislt ~
Hity - l..I..-1l - ---l..- :. -. .s u
States l ths ilaIr1 ~ - 81 l4.l.-ll- - LAHl d
shiss .s'.s sEl.,' 11'I.'ez ~ ~ .E.a sssIl;i
1oFiS. o;1 - m -. = ~ tIlat1 L1f -
Who Z ltrn c1llr-I-i rl|1|11 : r1.rl Il Ir.-tIc-
VSrietv 81 60. sIi ~ a.. sscirss q Is.tsryoi
the art which enablos him % apply it With faeity
70 any kind OfbuEinalS-
A WRITING SCHOOL
iS open day and svOning, attsnded By bOth lAdiel
sud gsntlsmen, where, without entering for ths IN
course, good handwriting can be Obtainsd tna
ARITHMETIC,
and Its appIeation % al nannsE oI
O0UNTING-HOUsB CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention thsIr primary Importance de-
mAndE The student WI Be mado acquainted with
several modes o. calculation not found IN bookH.
tending grsatly % the abbroviatio1 q his Uork.
fheEo 4 open % tia student hlsO ae0urssOf
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Eeonouy, Conmereill Law 1n9
images finance, banking md Olusneyi also maxim
Of eminent Budneal Mon In regard 60 the bes
msthodG Of conducting buainoli GleeaIIfully al
avoiding ALLURE.
InstFuetions In the above subjects are interspOF
Cd with uAEtm1 and inculnltion1 tendinE % tha
formation Of high character men and eitlBen1-
NE course Of insiruetiOn q intended 10 b -
eumprehGnElVe and thorough - that of any q tha
oommGeiAl College, while The oEpense % tho Etl-
I-IH- -, I,.vs % MFR thO.. 70 vhoua he /.
unknown 70 the oGleers OF the bankI IN Wheeling
and Bridgeport, and especially 70 his studaatG-
TERMS &c.
For the fall course above Indicated, lneludng the
requisite blank books for Book.kosping ths charge
Il go, payable On ontpring- Ihe dma usuAlly re-
quired ior the course 4 from two % three months;
but the student q not limited In tims-hs nay
remain e. long, and ruturn - olsns - hs ploass.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19

was struck. Here the ground was literally
streWed with men and horses, dead and
wounded. Here many gallant officers fell,
or were disabled and taken OF the field,
among whom may be named 1t. Col John
Linton, commanding 54th Penua.I Lieut..
Kirby, Adjt. IIth w. Va, Lieut.. o. p.
Boughner, AdPt. 10th W. Va, and A A
A. G. Sd Brigade, 1st Division. At this
juncture our cavalry made Its hnals
grand, aud gloriOusly successful charge
sweeping over the plain from our
right, round to our front; breaking the
stubborn lines that were thus holding
as in check, and capturing and bring
ing out many prisoners. Taking .adVan-
tage Of the confusion produced in the en-
emy's ranks by the charge, our whole line
advanced promptly, consisting now Of the
9th Army corps, and the army Of West Va,
the 10Th corps having marched BY its
right Hank, now appeared In the form Of
Q reserve In our rear, supporting our right,
In q very short time We had possession Of
the enemy's guns that had but few min.
utes before been dealing death to us with
an unsparing hand. The enemy was rout-
ed. The sun was low in the western h0-
rizon, bat, as the result of these many
hours of sharp, and deadly conflict, the
day was won. At the going in Of the re-
serve, aud during Gen. Crooks absence
with the I'd division, Gen. Sheridan gave
his personal attention to that portion Of
our lines formed by the lst division of Gen.
Crooks command, as being the point Of the
highest Importance, and interest; and ex-
pressed himself TO the Colonel commanding
in theimost enthusiastic terms of COM
mendation, of its conduct in this most az
duOus and successful charge, or rather
succession OF charges. After the junction
of the lst aud I'd divisions, Gen. Crook
watched and directed the whole in the
ablest manner. Where the conduct of all
was so good, it would be inVidiOus to draw
comparisons, or descend to special refer
ences. Our glorious success on that ever
memorable day, was the result Of wise COM
binations; o fsultless disposition of our
forces, and the sublimest display of cour-
age and the indomitsble purpose on the
part of the officers and men, and finally, to
the gallant conduct Of the reserve, the ar
my of West Virginia. E.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19
The Lies About Prssidsnt LIpsOIn's

The Lies About President LIBeOln'S
Pay.
Gen. Spinner, United States Treasurer,
having been appealed to for an official
statement concerning the stories of Mr..
Lincoln having drawn his salary in gold
and invested it in foreign securities, replies
in an official statement, showing:
FiTst: That the President has neglected
for long periods 10 indorse and collect the
monthly drafts sent him for his salary; on
one occasion collecting none for over eleven
months.
Second: That when his attention was
called to the losss Of interest he was thus
incurring, he asked who gained by his loss,
and on being told the United States, added;
pFhen let Il remain, the Treasury needs 1t
more than do"
Third: That the Treasurer was finally
compelled to request the President TO draw
his salary, in order to adjust the annual
accounts.
Fourth: That the sum thus drawn was
placed in the q. s ive per cent. temporary
loan, payable principal and interest, In
greenbaeks.
Fifth: That since then such portions Of
his salary as be did not need have been
drawn for him by his friends and invested
in U. s. gold bearing stocks, purchased at
current rates and deposited in the vault Of
the treasury. ..H a... .ta.-s T..
Sizth: That he has habitually neglected
to draw the interest on these stocks, and
that on one occasion, when the amount OF
interest payable in gold having accumu
lated to eight hundred dollars, the Treas
urer sent IL to him, he returned it, saying,
81 reckon the treasury needs 1t more than
do"
Seventh: That his losses from not col
lecting interest on his bonds have amount
ed to four thousand dollars, which have
been virtually given to the treasury.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19
Planning Mill.

HAVINa attsd up ny ssfasEShnsnt with the
III Latest Improved MaehineTys an Dow pre-
pared 70 furnish at ny Odlee In BRID0BPOHfs the
llma that Hal foEmlrly oceupied By stewart and
Ksoline, ROugh and WOrkod BoArda, Rlo0riug,
Wslthsr- Bo1fdlhE Doorl, Ssh, ahingio4 Shelving.
nsIstuR Frauiss, and Buldins Matsfials Gsnsfsily.
An udTk delivered free % charges - tbs olegu-
land aud Pittsburgh h 3. Depot aud also * the
BGltimoFs and Oiio aad Hsap4sld r. r, DaPOtss
sxeOpting tollA
r-OTdsFs pronPtIy atts1ds1 %
- - - GEORGE KEELINH
IFormerly Of the arm ofstsgArt Ksolins.l
BEIpaEroEI. Dulnont o.. o. ls9-0m9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19
q. s. nIARsHAL'S SALE.

rf 1ho gnitsdbLate1
EInslSen Barrels Of WhiIEys gsissd By ThOuss
Hornbrook, Surveyor for the B0Tt uf WhOolinE.
DIsTRICF COURT of the UnItsd States for the
IL District of West VFginiA, at Wasting RAn
Term, 1854. Order Of Sale
In puFsuaneo OF an order Of saia ial1od nom the
Clerk'I oaiea Of ths District Court q the united
States for the District Of West YiTEinh, at Wheel
ing, in the above entitled cause, win. % Elodays
October 18th, 1854 a. the front door Of tho Court
HOuso IN WheSlinE, Ohio county, W Va, sell at
pubnC auction, 20 the hiEheIt a1d best btdderS
Ninetoon Barrels Of Whisky, beng the Ame men
toned IN the Informlfion hied h this eanss. +.
Terms Of sale, Cash-0oVornmsnt funds.
sale 70 eommence at 10 o'clock A. n ..
- y EDWARD n MORTON.
oet6-td q 8. Marshal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19

OmcIaI Report OF the Congregational
Convention, which sat at Grafton
on the 22d OF sePtember, Iaat.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19
TImOthy Seed, Timothy seed.

choice new Timothy seed
l. O. RR0SF 4 co.,
ID and g Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19
RRANKLIN RuRNAoK.

PnEIE0s couHTT, ". Va, August q, 1ssG.
" o. RTTZGERALD, seitou a RtIgerald, Wa
Zs r Rit1gerald, Wm- h Iit1gUfald, A. ". lftB-
gerald and A. q OampbelL $3.50 81.
TheSs geatIsmaD formarly noEidsd naar Fork
Mountain, Nelson county, yIrginiA. fhoy palsed
through the HEea, vent 70 Belmo1t oOuntys Ohios
WORKED there for some time. then lea ard went 70
Franklin Furnace, Preston county. West Virginia
where they Btll remain They have learned that
their hmitieS have lately cane through The linsl
and went 20 Ohio In search Of them fhsir names
aro - follows ff. .u.-
Matilda Fitzgerald, Judy fitzgerald, LayiuA Fit1-
gerlld. Sophia FitEEernld, Susanah RitErerAld,
mantha Fiflgsrald, EliHb6th EitEgerAlds Elisabeth
J. Campbell, Mary Jane WsaVur, and Emily Cody.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19

Many peoples characters, like the
brooks, are scantiest when most needed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19

Some peoples hearts are sunk in them
like dried nuts. You can hear 'em rattle
as they walk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19

requisite blank books for Book-kosping ths charge
Il go, payable On catering Ths dma usually
duired fr the course 4 from two % three months;
but the student q not limited IN tias-As nay
remain e. long, and rUtuTn - olSn, - hs ploaSu.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19
A CARD.

DR H. n. LEE-PHYBlOIAN, SURGEON
IL AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT foT past fEEorI
would respectfully inform HIS friends and the public
gunoray that he 3 Httn doing business at his Old
lfand Main street, near the eu1ponHi0n Bridge,
where he win Os hapDy % attend o any bualncSs
eailI pTouptly attended %. Dr.. Lee fs Eradints
Of me HcIstio Medical Institute q Olnciulat and
has been VAE5ously sngAgod In the pFActies Of his
profession for the laIt fourteen yearl- Dr. Lee =
nov prepared With al the Necessary apparatus for
the Msdcal application Of Eleetriety q the treat
msnt Of Chrolie diseases, 70 which he Woud invite
he special attention Of the Afletsd 30 perfect h
b. BeIectios) that fsW nSs1 despair Ofrecsing per
manent bsnoat II they cannot b PsrfoGtly eured.
Special attention given 20 diseases Of women and
e6IIdFUi. An o0mmunieations strictly confidential
Our praeties Il Gsf certain and prompt, leaving
mereuriAl tAint in the system, but cieAnIng reno
VNting and trongthsning the general syStoms aeng
N unison vita Natures unsrFing AGI-
-WHEzrns, WnsE Va, Dee. Gth, I6C7.
10 aIt t1lsOla q utag eoaeeTn: We TIE UNDER
afzbsd msmbsEs of thS Wet Virginia Legtsiaturo,
taxa pIeasuro In uying that Ue haEv knogn pr.
Richard Il. Lee many ysArs previous % the broAk-
ing Out Of the Rsbslli01, - sueeelliul and ensI-
both IN KAnaEha oOunty Va7 and Gala county,
Vl'' q. SLACK, ssnator tn pi.t.
VS.. DUNBAR, n hid
J0HH n PHKLPHs, Proa- Senate.
H-osos one door soath sf KAass. HO.sl
LSSiss UiLhinE 70 consult ths pF. ~ thsy prssur
oIu call - Tpom Sc -, GTau4 Houss, aid Mra
Lso WlI tlEs plshslrs IN Hee0npaayinE thsn v
the OGea- On BE f0und - The Qrant Houss n
mEnhs a1el44AG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-19
HaInable PrOpeFtY foF Rent.

ITO LII ON GRoUHD RENr, for = tsrla ofyoErs,
i aboat one hunared sd any fsot % TIE prop
ab0ut one hundred and thirty-tUO foot, and known
e the Zane Homnstsad property, immedhtsly
north Of Gnd adiolaing ne Hornbrook blil1inEI-
Thls property gin be rented In suitable building
IOts, and embraces some Of the beIt uuimproEod
R.R.ARMsTRONG,
Iss-tf Trustee of Emily 4. Lane-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07
THE FIREMEN.


NEW FORK FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE OF
IN the Metropolitan Fair IN Aid OF the UBed States
tary Commission, once 10 Broadway. a
The above Committee takes this method Of calling the
ention OF the Fire Department generally 70 the Of
immediate action on their part IN order 10
complain our share OF this prAiseworthy object
Fire Companies that have already made the necessary
nss and appoint committees from their active and honorary
members 10 take the matter In charge
To the Exempt FIremen, who have particular company
associations, and TO the public generally the
cies Of value
Fire deparmesin the Joining cities and throughout
the State requested 10 join with the New YORK Fire
partment in aiding In this laudable undertaking.
position In the Fair has been allotted 10 the
Fire Department and will be under the especial charge
the Committee.
Contributions can be sent 10 the rooms IA Broadway
where they sill b received and acknowledged. - :.
The Executive COMMITTEE viii be IN daily attendance at
the Receiving depot AMI viii furnish Inform alton de-
aired. Eiremen and the public invited 10 call
WV. II. WfCKfIAM Chairman General Committee.
LAwRpvcp TAyLon, Secretary.
A. j. DELsToUn, Treasurer.
pyKcurivE convrrrrS
Hen G. Godfrey, Gupther. Chief Engineer John Decker
John Garcia. John X, Plat.
BylvanusJ. Macy. Robert McGuinness.
J. l.. MILLER. Chairman.
w.. ~. RlRrrLL, Becrtt6y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

TOR sALE-N0. rs RYERsoN STREET BROOKLYN,
= conyenent house. modern I'm provementa pleasant
nelgnoornooa WIN Or without! furniture immediate
session Three Lots. with two Houses Fy nth street.
near seventh avenue, New York C,Fo M RIA
wall street. rear stairs 70 Ryerson ST. Brooklyn.
EoR SALE OF 10 LEAsE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE
y IN ofeenwch Conn, ~ miles from the city Of New
YORK. nfs class new two story and attic House,
hed In with brick. 1854 with two story wing IsnsO
tsnnR we've rooms tesdes the attic, carriage house sta
pnp ana large eaden With about one Of land
yenen 70 cbn hes and schools short distance the
New Haven Rar nd depot aud steamboat ding. rrloe
xfOOO more land y rtcded Apply 10 JOHN GINIS, I25
FCyTiL Avenue -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

(SouNIRx nEsIDExcE. FOR SALE on EXCHANGE
To- unsnenmesred cy property, Q large don bic two
sl.ins eghteen rooms. ceilings frescoed
heusa s; s sno ~ modern improvemen large car
and ornsnenta trees osmma a view Of he soa "a
I'D whhn ~ miuutes wax o. New Rochelle demo-, Mars
can - purchased ~ Joining destred Anriv =. M
SON Main street new Rochsn. ea Apply 70 D. =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

Il A FURNISHED HOUSE,
on Murray Hill medium brown stona IN beautiful
order throughout desraby located and Madison
The establishment offered complete with Pain,ings
Silver Linen Family Stores &c The Furniture IL clabo
rate ana cosby and in excellent condition Price e35OOU
Terms 10 suit Possession At any time
For particulars address o. Dor Is Pos, oce or apply 10
WARD MCLEAN.
ALI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

-ausE IN BRooELyE FOR sALE-Is
un,.uEnY street aud DE KaIb ave.
N De Nab avenue, on the west ~
-unning on each side The biocs.
he roar and alley vay. r.rd
rooms. With gas sns r.s
y extension and ceod
mortgage tor 1--WE
Mr.. PUTNAM.
Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

~ Resdspce at Peekskii, the Hudson the property
soosne o. enc D.eiing nearly new containing seven
ell the modern improvement spper aiming to ren,emsns
residence The outbundngs consist Of sable coach
eouss and rooms for coachman family chicken and
nouss and beautiful aud well finished
we entrance The Of
me grove rdsn ana Lawn which be kept 10
1891 ~ one man. The commands Of the
vws On NE Hudson Possession gwen the lm Of May.
EfrcyIpwn I'M particulars reference b had 10 B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

1f1E CERTITlCATES.-HAv HAD ONE
~ tooth extracted without pain by DR. y Jay
vILLERS, 100 Grand street two blocks from Broadway
cbeerfuy insert this reconmen daon suffering
from tootbacle. Mrs NoPwlN Coos, 263 Henry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

A NEW AND BETTER WAY OF INSERTING PAR.
tal acts Of teeth, also style Of lower sets very
cheap at $50 Sixth avenue.
Fine Of Teeth also cheat OF teeth with pumpers
which hold out the cheeks youthful appearance
~ No 23g Sixth avenue between Fifteenth and sixteenth
streets
Fine gold Filings At $50 Sixth avenue the cheapest place
New York.
No advance required at 23e Sixth avenue.
Once hours from In the mornag gu Of night
Nitrous oxide gas given and teeth extracted Whom
pain,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

EoR HAVANA VIA NASSAU. n P-rHE BRITISH
and North American Royal Mall Steam Packet Conn
psnys steamer CORSICA Capt lie Messurier win san
for the abnvc ports from the Copauys wharf At Jereey
City. on Monday, February 90 and Saturday March 26
Passage MONEY to Nassau sts TO Havana ss0-paya bls
No freight rescived on day before sailing
For freish, or passage apply 70 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

LNOR SALE-SAW MILL AND TIMBER LANDS. AT
Iiansinsyille, Oneida &C.. ~ The mill has IS
circulars for ath shingles and heading IL the
Black river and within ten rods Of the canal The land
ssis OF f3 covered With and hemock timber.
and cord wood The property be bought upon
by whcn ITSELF pay for iwothirds pur
chase July The business successful
ration and large part OF the profits OF the business
already hand, in the lumber spars. For
prize and particular information inquire OF HOMER NOR.
GAN, No. 3 Pine street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

FARM or rs ACRES FOR SALE.-G0oD HOUSE,
"A barn price 5000: ~ acres g. SOD so
fSco0 "a acres 81 20. and 80 $780, New
Jersey. App, 10 r. ZEGLiO. II Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

EoR SALEM JERSEY CITY, PRICE $500. A
hrs class three story and basement brick House; in
poa % M built o. the best material and by days work
WIZ AL the ncesrn improvements containing 10 rooms and
cellar $500 on bond Can be seen by calling
svsnne or 70 j. sEAfCB 4S and 90 East Thirty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

F0R sALE-THE HANDSOME THREE STORY AND
Basement hlgh s,oop or9Vn stone House No. IS East
twenty ninth street oetweenMadlson and Fourth
2x56 feet, repiete with all modern improvements; hot
and cold baths water closets be Furnaces range
stationary washtuba dumb waiter, ens In every room,
burners and chandeliers all In complete order The lo
extra sire being l2ss feet deep thictiy studded with
planted and eul,Iyased b. the his own having
removed to The West he has resolved 10 sell the property
and ohem u q the low price OF sl5 sou Apply 70 B. n.
LuDLOM.1CO no Pine street. or 70 the owner EDWIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

"A productive land situated In westcheser county. ~
yn lie from the Bedford station the Harlem Railroad.
Price $3.50 Apply 10 JOHN SNARE. sluyvesant Insti-
tate $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
n q Tarrytown, mile and Steamboats,
some acres Of good land laid oui n garden aud lawn,
ked with choice fruits The grounds under
cultivation improved. beaGti;u
brick Mansion, with brown stone rnm with is
cntsining al modern improvements Outbuiidngs nfst
class Immediate possession. Terms 10 suit The view
Of finest the Hudson. Neighborhood unslr.
paced. Apply TO g. EMERSON, 42i Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

fNoUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT SOUTHEAST
" Putnam county. n r.. IS miles from New York 30
Harlem Railroad. tine wooden house spacious sni well
ARRANGED. with 50 good land Immediately
desired ~ purchaser convenient ouhouses fruit aud
shade In abundance Location healthy and
rrice low Terms easy Apply 10 A. T. TWEEDY CO.,
- Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

DUREHAas FURNITURE BxPREss-BuRNHAMs
AZ Furniture ksprcss- Burnhsnss furnitsre Espress.
b West Eleventh street between Firth and bSth avenues
Furniture stored All kinds Of furniture boxed and shipped.
Furniture Of families moved In citv or 70 country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

EoR NEW ORLEANS AND HAVANA The UNITED
~ States mail side wheel steamship COLUMBIA d. b
Barton mmander will leave pier North river, Sas
urdsy March H. Mt O'Clock precisely for New Orleans
touching Havana % and mails passengers All
tiers must pass tho Post oce No freight
or bills or landing signed the day OF sailing For freight
Brnadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

a VERY NEATLY DESIGNED GOTHIC VILLA RE
n sidence. with ten acres OF good land situated few
rods the station Mount Kisco the Harlem Rail
road. for terms sc apply 70 JOHN SNARE stuyvesant
Instltsae, 6jg Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY MARCH T. 1864


EoR SALE OR TO LEr-THE OCEANIC HOUSE
5es &c occupsinr two acres land 1t Coney Island
FOR particulars or descripuon OF the property win ao
milton Post ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-07

NOR SALEM THE VILLAGE or WHITE PLAINS
mile from the depot, very desrabe Country Rest
dence q retired gentleman a merchant doing business
in the city containing - acres In eh STATE OF walton
abundance OF fru and convenient buildings In good
sus ed on Broadway with hne Of the surro
country: good road and Sidewalk. inquire OF JANIS
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06

FARE OF rnR AUruyp or "Gop SAVE THE
QUEEyn-Thc following oNrlt is from worI, by
Churloi Rcadc, cniiilcd the "Eighll Command
nOul'
Horny Carey was man of gouius, lie wrote
for The thoutIo WIKI immediate and lasting -uc
cess Next he handled mlrc aud Pope took his
verses for Swins aud Swift for popes. Lastly he
settled down TO lyrical nrti ant rare combination
of two rare talents, he invented the immortal melo.
dos ID the mm rial words q, them,
llo wrote tho words aud melody or the Nation u
Anthem; for this hldesorycd pension md niche
in Westminster A lbey In 4 loose ago ho wrote
chastely. Ito ney failed to hit the public He
was of his age, yat immortal No artist can do
more. but there were no coy rights In songs
Mark the consequence Of that gap in Aho law
Will tho theatre and streets rug witt his lines
aud BIZ tunes, whic Ulcers Gdlcd and were paid
and tho songslors ing him unl were richly paid
The genius that sSt all these empty music pipes q
flowing, million vars listened with rapture, to
heccod to the bone,
An r0apod the corn but the suwcr For why.
One sOwer was an .uthur an inventor Aud 80 III
tho m dst Of successes that enriched othors aud left
him bare, in the midst Of the poor uuf'dsh soul.
attempt to found Il charity for distressed perform
crs nature mddcnly broke down under the double
agony of heart fu of wrongs md an empty belly
and the man hanged himself They found hin
cold with skin on MS bones, Wd o hnlipcnny IN
his pocket Thinl Of this when next you heal
"God Save the Qu.on."