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Maine Central Railroad.

We have received the Annual Report of the
Maine Central Railroad Company, presentedat
tn annual meeting in Waterville, June 10Th.
1t gives detailed statement of the transac-
ton and management Of the business of the
different departments for the year ending May
31st, 1854.
1t appears from the Directors Report, that
the total funded debt of the Company is $4,000,
900. If the net income hereafter should be
equal to that Of the last year, it will be ample
to pay all the interest ON the funded debt and
the yearly iustalments of $4,000 each, of the
Bangor city bonds, as they fall due.
There has been an increase in the earnings
of the road, over those of the previous year, of
s7S,992,3 an increase of the expenses Of s62,-
294,l7; the total earnings for the past year be-
ing s402, 024, %; the expenses $2il ,297.62, the
net earnings sl9O,776,63, an increase over that
of the previous year Sl6,69s,l4.
The Superintendent says
The repairs upon the track have probably
been more extensive than ia any previous
year. About i've miles OF the road bed had
been ballasted Four hundred and ninety-fiye
tOIh Oh ft-TOllcQ Tdlt5 uafC OSSh oo"h,
cover about five and one-fourth miles OF track,
las against two hundred tons in the previous
vear1 two hundred and forty tons of which
were purchased at a cost OF $40, 1877, ~ aud the
balance paid for by exchange OF old rails at an
average cost OF $34,00 per ton, including re-
rolling, punching, freight and insurance. In
addition to which two fires were kept at work
for about three-fourths OF the year in repairing
old rails.
The number of passengers carried over the
road this year is 152 $3.50, while last year it was
but l07 ,552. The number of tons of merchan-
die carried over the road this year is 1850 n,
last year, 81. l54, 95. Received for earring the
U. S, mail sls,569,7s.
The President says
Decentralization Of the two Companies now
constituting the Maine Central Railroad Com
pany was undoubtedly wise, and must result
In great advantage to both, as the business Is
more econ mically conducted than under the
contract between the two former Companies,
and the union adds strength TO the various is
sues of Bopds and other liabilities, and gives
additional confidence in the responsibility OF
the Company.
The annual meeting was held at Wa
terville Wednesday. There was very large
attendance OF stockholders. Quite contest
occurred on the ballot for Directors The
ticket run Ia opposition TO that OF Messrs.
John Ware and Samuel Taylor was elected.
The following are the Directors elected for
the present year: Hollis Bowman OF Ban
gor; Ansel p. Morrill, of Readiield; John
LYNCH and Josiah II. Drummond of Port
land; Edward T. Little OF Danyils; Reuben
b. Dunn Of waierv!lle; Samuel Pickard OF
Auburn. Nearly 5000 votes were cast for Di-
restors The successful ticket received about
one thousand majority.
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In Searport. June H. by Rev Thurston, John s
Head, CITY Marshal of Portland, and Miss Emily
Bailey. OF Morrill,
In searsport, june %. Capt Chas Ii Colcord and
Miss Annie N Colcord.
In Gray. June ~. Isaac Bake. OF New Gloucester,
and Mrs + Morse. OF q.
Ia Bath. June 20. John Camp. Esq. of Lyons
\ I, aud Miss Victoria X. daughter OF Capt James
Drummond, of b.
In Houlton. June q. VIM G. Dilling of II, and
Miss Basheba Fuller. OF Albion.
Louisa Pratt.
In Lisbon, June IA, WIN II Weber and Miss Eme-
line Thompson.
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MR.. Z. q. MEMMINGER, the Confederate
secretary OF the Treasury, is said to have re-
signed. We think he made a mistake in so
doing. While the concern pretended 10 nav
he held the most enviable place on earth but
since 1t has abandoned the effort and ceased
to pay anybody, eveu in its utterly WORTHLESS,
shinplasters, we should have advised him tn
hold on and enjoy the dignity o. Office with
out Its cares and labors. He used TO have the
hardest post In Dixie; since Grant crossed
the Pamunkey. he has had the easiest. Why
can't a man be still when he is well of
New York Tribune.
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RIGHT BETWEEN THE EYEs.-The Louis
vile Journal, eager to do the dirty work of
slavery remarks:
"The abolitionists advocate amalgamation.
but before they practice it, they will have to
get the consent of the niger, aud the bigger
is getting proud"
To which the Louisville Press responds
with the following singer:
Heretofore the patriarchal aristocracy
nave not consulted the niger, but practiced
inauguration at will, and were always
proud"
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

. Working oren-Salcs at sli5. 10. 2OO, s25, $50
Very little demand and but few offered.
Coos Nth and ivifhoat Caires-Sales with calves
So 20, 60. 62 and i3; thout calves &c. 49, co. g.
Dry cowf-Done ofeied
Sheep-sales live weight 81 81 q Z; Lambs from
A; TO 81! There was large supply and many lots on
DRIFT
Shoafs NIL at reduced prices. A few lots sold at
Q, 81 and g.;
spr.sg Pigs-In lots nom II. to 10; at retail
from 10 TO 10.
Veal Cdfres-S3 to r.
Hides-lnc.
Tdiios-l0tc.
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DEATHs.-The following deaths have oc-
special correspondent of the Boston Journal:
f. Lowe, 9th Me-; Lieut.. S. w. Crawley and
Charles l.. Bunker, LIST Me. Heavy Artillery.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcr,-At
the Union Convention for the I'd COMPRESSION
al District, held at Augusta yesterday, Hon.
Sidney Perham, of Paris, was nominated for
reelection to Congress, and Hon. T. A. d.
Fessenden, Of Auburn, was nominated as the
candidate for elector for that District.
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buy NE. ana I'll do you Good"
Use Do. LangIey,s Root anna Herb Bitter.

TOT Jaundice, Costiyeness, Liver Complaint, HUI
1rs' INDIGESTION, Dyspepsia, Piles Dizziness Head
acne, Drowsn IS, and ali seases arising from dis
oluelel stomach, torpid liver, aud bad blood, to
"Tion az persons are subje in sprGg and summer.
store the appetite purify the blood and give sound.
ness of mind and strength of bodg 10 All who nae
them. So by all dealers in Medicine eyerywhere
at rs, so and 70 cents per bottle. GEo' q. GOuD,
WIN Co., 81 Hanover Street, Boston, Proprie-
tors. ana am
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Town CaIlcus

Tbs Citizens of FALMOUTH, who arc neondition.
ally loyal TO the Government, aud are In favor of
snqprcssing the rebellion BY yigorou, prosecution
OF the war are requested to meet In Caucus at the
Town House on Saturday. July ii at 8 O'Clock, 4.
NJ, TO select delegates TO attend the Congressional
Convention 10 be holden in Portland on ru. sday the
9TH day ofJuly next Fer order Town Committee
falmouth, June 2Sth, 1851 dtd
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DOMEsTIC PORTS.

SAN YRANCiSCO-Sld Nav rs, bsrque Harvest
Queen Eliery, Puget Sound; 30th, Mallory Bill. do;
June I'd. ship Robin Hood, Matthews. for Rangoon;
Shakespeare, Reed. Bakers Island
Cid June 2, ships Gov Morton, Horton. Callao;
Dublin, Crowell. Port Angeles.
PUGET SOUND-At Stabec May H. ship Enter
prise, Dunbar, for Callao, idg; Fremont, harring-
ton, for San Francisco
NEW oRLEANs-Cid 18th. ship Wallace. Lane.
Boston,
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: p CIAL MOTTO les. .
A Card.

The ladies Of Christian Commission take this
method of soliciting from ths friends of sick and
wounded soldiers, liberal donations Of cake meats
strawberries. cream. flowers, &c, for furnishing
their refreshment tables the 4th of July. Dona.
tons will be received a; the New City Hall, after
O'Clock A. ". Monday Jaly-4
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FaREIGN pnprs

s. Ar at nsago NL. March q, barque Island City.
At shanghae April q ships Orios. whiting from,
rooenow ar IN, une; Bengsl. Melville r ON San
Glover. Hughes, for Foochow; Monsosp. Merrill
uIc; sami Russell. winehell. and Western Cont,
Lent. Luii. do: barque Lizzie Bozgs Dizer ure
AZ Hong hong. April q, ships Mandarin Perri,t
ana shawmut, Merrill, unc; brig Amy warwick
harding unc.
AT Annoy April 81. bsrque Lille. Knowles. in doek
AZ swatow April II, barquo Huntress WheIaen.
AT Penang May .. ship Ceylop. samrson fro-
singapore 7th. 70 finish dg for Boston
AT at batavis April H. ship Hussr =, Howland. from
Anjier. and sid Gath for Singapore
At Singapore May T. ships Az e. Bassett In, Ro.
ton via hatavia, or 9Th. disx: Magnet. KIM for
Boston; Continent. Rowland for Manila 10 load Tor
New FORK. gets II It's per for hemp: reerless
Roberts, and Dashing wa-. Lecraw. for Hong
Sid April 18th. ship Emily Hall, Han. for rice
ports. -
AT a. Genoa 9th inst ship Atlantic. Sargent from
s. FIN Falmouth. Eng. 18th inst. har.ue ci,x a,
Bangor. Edgery. trom Callaol for Dunkirk.
ar AZ Deal 18Th inst. ship White Mountain Harm
den. Sunderland for Rio Janeiro
,- on mel me lizard i5Lh inst. ship Ellen Hood kHby
AZ Newcastle. 18th inst, ship Hcien Cooper
Lspham. for Rio Janeiro. fe''
, Ar at Mnsquash NIB 18th last. ship Moro Castle.
Ross. Philadelphia. '
AT saSua 10Th inst. barque Aid. Gooding I'm PORT
i ~ s .ngs ff n ~ heGiivery.N Showers, and
Arat 81 John NIB 3oth, ship Pocahontas, Bath.
SPOKEN.
June 10. lat 40 TO- loo 66 80, shin Cromwell croek.
or. from Boston for Calcutta.
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Caucus.

The Union men of Powaal who are uncondition-
ally loyal TO the Government, are requested to meet
Al The Town House, in said town. on Saturday the
second day of July, at O'Clock L. NJ for the pur.
pose of selecting delegates 10 attend the District
Convention to be holden at Portland July TN.
Per order OF Town Committee
Pownal, June 27th, 1854. june2s
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IMPORTS.

HlLLsBoRo NIB, Sch Eurocly don - l57 tons
coal, TO Kerosene Oil Co.
ST GEokGhNB. Sch Edinburgh 900 n lum-
Der, TO Miller.
HERBERT RIyERN Ms. Sch Mary Frazer-l43
tens coal. TO Sawyer & whitney.
ST ANDREw- NIB. Sch Jane-235o cedar posts
TO w Holcomb.
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A New Perfume for the Handker-
nh,of

A most Exquisite Delicate and Fragrant Perfume.
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
it takes its name.
Manufactured only by PHALOE SON
II Belcdre Of Coaaterfeits. Ask for Phnion,s-
Take no Other. Sold by Druggists generally.
jane2i64d3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

WEDNESDAY,, June %, 1864.
At market lls0 beef CATTLE $50 stores $500 sheen.
$50 shoats; 1856 fat hogs
full supply OF beeves were offered this week and
the prices OF like quality not sustained. some
Of the butchers have cattle hand Sixty-six &c.
iecied sold at the highest quotations Small cattle
cows. &c, suitable Tor country trade, were scarce
PRlcEs-Beg Cdftfe-Exfra sl3 50; first quality
II 759is rs; second IL 2sl2 50; third Ii OOaIl -
The ioilosing sales were made:
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

EG~A school teacher in Newport, R. l., has
resorted to new system of punishment for mis-
demeanors 1t consists in making the pupils
hold aloes in their mouths. Several children
have been made sick by the operation.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

TEETH LIKE PEARLS AND BREATH OF SWEET
NESS obtained by tue OF that popular Dentfriee
Fragrant "sozadoDt," composition of the cLoc-
est and recherche ingredients the three most impor
tsnt requisites, cleanliness efficacy and convenience
being present In the high st possible degree Of per
lection. IL removes all disagreeable odors, scurf
ana tararous adhesions. insurng pearl like white
ness TO the teeth; gives tone the b. and cool
delicate aromatic fragrance to the mouth. which
makes 1t really toilet luxury. 1t seems to be in
great favor with the ladies'
tie. mchSl Ar
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources of
Pulmonary, bronchial, and Astamdtic 16ectioas
Experience having proved that simple remedies Of
ten act speedily when taken In the early stages the
diseafe recourse should NJ be had to sBrocn's
bronchial Troches," or Lozenges, let the Cold
Cough. or Irritation Of the throat be slight
as by this precaution a more serious attack may be
edsctusliy warded Off Public Speakers and Singers
wili ind them efsctua for clearing and siren gthen
ing tbs voice Soliiers should have them, as they
can be carried 10 the pocket and taken as occasion
requires. iune25d& Win
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

Geelons, April 2o-Bark Panama, Capt Habig. I'm
Port Chalmers 4 for Rockhampton, arrived in
Keppel Bay, Feb %. sailed theLee for Newcastle on
March 9Th. and was wrecked Sandy Cape, at
the NV end of Frazer's Island. of the entrance to
was drowned; the resi- are believed TO have be
saved, though everythin in the shape OF properly
was lost lrhe registered ala TONS rated All. was
built at Harpswell in 1850, and hailed from New
York.
A dispatch from wellheet. Mss, Thursday, says
that sch Almyra of Surry from Gay Head for Bo :
ton sprung aleak Wednesday night and sunk II
miles wv BY from Highland Light. The crew
were brought to Welfeet BY sch Benz Baker
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

HANOVER, ME-, Oct. /, 1861.
Dear Sir:-I have used L. Il. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 Is years. have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia. but without effect. These
Bitters the only remedy that have relieved
me OF this distressing complaint. My neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the of Them
JOEL HOW.
IF Beicare Of Coanterreits and base limitations,
some Of trhich signed M" r., instead Of L. y.
At,cood. The genuine is signed L. y. Aticood, and
as a safeguard against imposition bears KxrRA
LABEL. coaatersigaed H. H. HAY, Druggist, Port.
land, Me-, sole General Agent.
For sale BY respectable dealers in medicine gener.
ally. JAMIE 6meod&w3
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CAPE ELIZABETH, July !, 1858.
SiR:-During my connection with the State Re-
form School. as teacher, l.. +. Atwood's Bitters
were introduced there and used with cd success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &c., A.P. HILLMAN.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

- CARDS asd BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this ONCE. II
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Notice.

HEREBY give notice that will ray all Tho Ia
u gal debts Of my son. the late Lieut Col siephen
Boo hoy; and all persons indebted to the same VIII
make payment to me At Lewiston, or to Hon Jcsiah
IL. Drummond at Portland.
SAMUEL BOOTHBY
Lewiston. he., June j. 1854 juyldlw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THOMAS G. LoRING. DRUGGIST,

THOMAS q. LORINGs DRUGGIST,
-ASD-
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange & Federalism.
perfect 1T guaranteed. The poor literally con-
sidered. mch25 diff
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SURGEON GENERALS OYy1cx
wash4u. fs.4- -. -.

oUhWkON JENkRAL' 9 OFFICE.
WashinEt n City. June "A. 1854
M ANTED-SergecR and Assistant Surgeons
w for the Coiored Troops-C audidstss must be
Graduates of some Regular Medical College. ard
must be examined by Board Of Medical Officers 10
DC convened by the surgeon General The Board
VIII determine whether the candidate will Be ar
pointed Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon according 70
merit Applications accompanied BY one or NOR.
test moniAls from respectable persons o. 20 moral
character. &C.. should be addressed TO the surgeon
0eneral, U. b. A., Washington, ID. or TO the A.
slant Surgeon General, U. 5. A. Louisville. XIV
boards are now In session az BOSTON, New Yo,k
Washington, Cincinnsti, St Louis. and New or,
leans JOS n BARNES
Jnyl2s~3m A. A. Surgeon General
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SpRAGUE g. BLANCHARD'S
MINSTRELS!
Three Grand Performances!
LANCASTER HALL,
July 4th, at 10, 8, and s o'clock.
June sD-dtd
Mechanics Hall.
July 18th.
I776! 1851
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1864 I

VNHE Sabbath School and Society Of Central
= Churcn viii give an Exhibition aud Festival Al
A. o'clock r N aud Continuing through the az
MUSIC,
ADDRESSES,
DIALOGUES.
TABLEAUX, &c, &c.
The exercises ofths an srnoon will consist of sino
lug, short Addresses and Dialcgu.s OF a patriotic
and appropriate character. mainly BY the Children
In the evening. Of Tsblexux, Mu-ic &c Ofher
EsFezsHMsSTs. large variety OF Kefrsshmsrt.
incluains srkAwBERRIKs AID CRxAs and fcE,
CREAh. win be for sale both afternoon apd eve
ming. WV
TICKETS. Of Admissi n sdults single ticket 25cts
two or more 20 Decentralization tiek et lsets
Wilson hilett Congress street and {, 4 q Cal
lison, Gray street. and At tho door iune294t
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~Ifyou srein want of any kind o PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Once. II
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June 80.
ARRIVED.
Stesmer Forest Gifts, Liscomb. Boston.
Steamer New England Field, from Boston for
ST John NIB.
Sch Eurocly don, (Brl Phinney, Illlstoro ND.
Sch Edinburg. tBrl Barrott 81 George NIB.
Sch Mary Fraser, Brl Pet,is, Herlert RiyerNS
Sch Jane. (Brl Clark, ST Andrews NIB
Sch Harriet Baker. Weber baltimore
Sch Vim Crawford, Lord. Philadelphia.
Sch julia Newell, Cushing salem.
Sch rhenix. Henley, Portsmouth.
Sch Idaho. Lambert, Salem.
Sch Utica, Thorpdike. kockiand.
Yacht Eclipse, Linnell. Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig c Clary. Parker, Matanxas-iaac Emery
Sch Red Fox. tBrl Clark, Havana-Geo Hunt
Sch Emma Cakes, Brown, Now YORK; q York
& Son.
Sch chronometer. Gilchrist. Fortress Monroe-sL
Brown.
LAuScuKD-At Belfast. 25th. from the the yard Of
Gu Carter Co. inc v bite oak barque OF 400 tons.
built for parties Ia New York.
AT Stockton. 2ath from the yard Of " Hichborn.
brig OF $40 tons. called the Capfera" She is cop
per fastened. dor bic decked, owned by Ilich-
born, Capt VIM McGilvery, and Capt William Heb
born, who 10 TO command her,
Brig Sibboleih, 200 tons. built at Waldoboro in
1854 and in 1852 has been sold 10 parties in
Warren, r l. for about $500 cash.
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DISASTERS.

Brig sibboleih, 200 tons. built at waldoboro in
1854 and metsed in 1852 has been sold 10 parties in
Warren r L. for about 5000 cash.
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Me-,
A. 9. Wis, Proprietor.
Portland, May IL, 1864. mayI2d6m

CAPE ELIZABETH. July l. 1858.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-22

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The Secretary
Of War ina COMMUNICATIONS in response to
aSenate resolution says no orders concern
ing elections were ever issued from his of
fee. He encloscs letter from Assistant
Ajutant General TownsendsrepoFtin that
he has given no orders to Provost Marshals
in Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland or Mis-
souri, relative toS elections in those States.
also letter Of the same tenor from Provost
Marshall en'i Fry which, however, excerpts
a despatch of Oct. 3lst to Asst Provost
Marshal Jeffries at Baltimore as follows:
''Direct your Provost Marshals to aid IN car.
ring out Gen. Schenck's orders for preserv
ing the purity of elections at the polls in
Maryland 'ases l. L.1l... 5af'9ga3s
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Gen. Gismore's Raid into West
Virginia. ~

New YORK, March 81 Specials TO the
Herald dated Sir johns Run, West Virginia
March 20th says: Last evening Il d9tach
ment Of rebels, reported 10 b, Giimores
men, maize raid into Bath village atorgan
county, West w., and succeeded in captur
inc Mr.. Brestal, a West Va, State Senator
and MIR. Vice. member OF the West Va,
House Of Delegates. 5oon after il was
known that tue reor!s had dashed into
Bath Gen. Sgel ordered force Of cavalry
in pursuit with orders to attack them
wherever they found then.
The latest information here. IS that the
pursuing force overlook them and succeed
cl in taking some Of them prisoners.
The Worlds sp7clal from Washington of
the Goth, says: lis now stated by authori
" that Gen. Grant will take command in
person oftbe Army OF the Potomac,
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Mr.. r. w. HARDING for many Years
Treasurer of this city, departed this life on
Sunday evening, after short illness. de
died as he lived, an honest, upright man
1t was our good fortune to be well acquaint-
ed With the deceased, both in his private,
aud official capacity, and a finer man or
more faithful officer We never knew. He
was gifted, Jealous and true. The city has
sustained al irreparable loss in the death
|of Mr.. Harding. He leaves a wife and four
br five children, most of whom are quite
advanced in years.
There was a special meeting of Councilt
hast evening, at which resolutions of respect
10 the deceased were adopted. 1t was also
decided that the city officers, and members
b1Couucil would attend thefuneralina body
bis afternoon The sdir,ctor, Of the Fire,
snd Marine Insurance Company were re-
auested to join the Council procession.
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l.N New Yohx. MafeH- 2f-'fbes Wilmin.

e. New YoRk, MaFcH 2f-'fbee Winnings
ton .Jnuraa, Of tho lst says: Wilmington
is fuh Of Yankee spits attd ihcendiaries.-
Two fires occurred Oh the Doth alt
Il is. understood the Secretary Of the
Treasury has decided TO sell occasionally
the Custom House gold certificates to bona
fde payers of duti sin commercial cities,
without motto >0t rates below The selling
price oi gotd q Af-. Is
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WHEELING WEEKLY REGISTER
Wheeling Daily Register.
TE'HG WHEELING DAILY REGISTER is
I published every morning Sundays excepted)
an tho fcIiiny tnrms.
WHEELING WEEKLY REGISTER.

With all clubs OF ten and upwards an extra copy
will be sent to the getter up Of the club
The REGISTER contains the latest War, Po-
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The latest news by Telegraph from all parts OF
the United States and Europe;
The latest intelligence received by Mail;
The latest Foreign and Domestic Market Re-
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The REGISTER, in its Politics, in War as in
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md exact JUST, e to | its citizens. We are Tor
he old Flag altogether, and the old Union, as far
as il is possible to it, and for the ext sting
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Iron the coming events of the year rest the
entire hopes of the People and Government. We
are in he midst Of a bloody and protracted Civil
! War. Its duration AMI close depends upon a
wiser, trusr and more patriotic policy than we
/ have seen during tine present Administration. We
! oze IT to the memory of our fathers and to the
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DraD-Tbe how yM,Kabon

DEAD.-The boy M'Kahan, who was
wounded in the shooting atitay in Wash
ington, Pa, few weeks ago, dicd on Sun
day evening last. He WIS about twelve
yearslof age, and at the time he received
the shot in bis breast was walkingup street,
and had just passed the crowd Of combat
ants
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WASHINGTON March ;2l.-The fund set
apart for colonization purposes, is $500, 900
of which $50 600 have been refunded, the
scheme having proved failure, req.s
Congress will undoubtedly, repeal the
law making that appropriation. 7sI
is'F hc SUM drawn by Senator Pomeroy, has
lbbeen strictly accounted for, and the par
tieulars of his transactions, have been filed
az the proper Department. gf>SS&