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nROOkINN

COMPLAINT Is made that the City EXPRESS
Companies after having monopolizoi great deal
oi tho carriage business do no, serve the public as
VOL or IS readily rs the worthy carmen whoa,
places they MI to some extent, Several citizens Of
Brooklyn Who have many times endorsed tho
vexations, delays and inconvenience ofemployias
City Express wagons are preparing = memorial
to the City authorities, requesting them 10 rescjnd
the licenses granted 10 Westcotts express dri.
yers on the ground that these men take parcel.
~hlcA ART not delivered as agreed or, when
brought 70 the owners door, arc taken ,w.v
again and retained several days II the exact p,y.
nent for carriage does not happen TO be in posres.
son Of tho inmates Of the house. ThSs is . good
rove in the right direction.
TEACHERS SALARIES. - Tho Brooklyn
Ho.rd Of Edueation last evening increased the sA
llrics OF Female Teachers OF the Public school. u
The amount Of SIS. Heretofore the Teachers r.
cc.vcI an average salary OF Ssl9 per year tn,
numeer Of Female Teachers in the city Is 456. Tn
Board also elected officers for tho ensuing year
I a following we're chosen:
President. Cyrus Smith Vice President, X s
lh"rnt, NJ d Secretary, q W. A. Stewart; Clurk
'l'ury Dean; hessengsr, Nathaniel CresweI; 81
lrr.nteadcnt- W. Buckley.
CADET FOR WEST PoINT.-Hon. Noses +
oic'l has the appointment OF cadet Tor West noip,
VA hs given the preference to tho Four eep,l
buoklyn Rerim.nL which has ,erved three Y ear, 1,
me present var The appointment 10 TO be 3 wen 4
pI't be 10 wears Of Ase and have a moderat. sdpsn
con lhl' eood chance for .mAIt boz.
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER OR RUB
"A cr 10 torl., Oh gold, ~ to -; partial -cts,
out pam, cleAr ei whitcncd, or filed with sold or
oiheT nIlugN ~ cts. and warranted. H. d. II. VII
LtRS, A. BoNcr,-, opposite the old Ihentto. 342
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A Teeth tItrartcd /, ithout pain, ro charge Beau.
tliLI teeth inverted. u each. Ioohlche c,rod and
teeth tel S.th ceeGIAted hone hlhns. Al oTe.A-
togs NAIIGntCd. i. JAY NlLLEhS, loo bgAnd rf., =
blocks from BroadSay, 3iJ
nR. DRAKE, 49, CANAL STREET, SETS
la se' Of teeth on silver NJ :, o. Hla on colo a
SO 10 81 sectional sets 90 cents per tooth teeth
filled in gold hone cement, or other flH, 90 cts
TO ~ per tooth, Teeth extracted without pain 29i
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH-PATENTED
Ia Paris. a beautiful seu ; To 40. Cheap set
~, Teeth extracted without pain. llr, hlCHAlp,
French neutist, SO Ave q, near an RI. 3Ol
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

TOR SAILS NEW PATENT ICE House,,
L suitable Tor butchers, made TO order VIII b.
sold low 4 applied for Immediately at ~ BroadW az,
up stairs, back office. 90
SlIOEMAKERS ATTENTION. SIDE TO
DllVO ~ lovest swamp prices.
IS GIBBONS 4 JOYCE, 10 Spruce st. n Y.
TO FEED DEALERS--5,00 600 NOSE BAGS
Il for horses in lots OF ~ or loo each Old and new
canvas for sale cheap c, H. TYLER, 96 Fast broad.
way, 40
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL GARNI, 1875 EAST 18Th ST.. !
Goo.- from "a avenue Furnished bedrooms for
respectable mechanics each u separate Iu1m. T. am
81 - 20 ~ n per week. double bedrooms =. pcr
uetk on the European style. 81
pOOMS WANTED-2 BEDROOMS FOR A
iagrntleunan and . young lsdi-6, tuuished. or a
room and bedroom, with or without board. II Tie
former the geutl,u would only lu.te hfeakfast,
AMI, SUNDAYS dinner. Address, ttatiLg location
aud terms, NFNOPllEN, box $50 sun oilcr ga
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SEWING MACHINES.

DON time Wheeler & Wilson's and singer AtrIv
TO WILLIAM NJ LOWRY, 81 Java suect, ,rieen
Point 3~3
CFWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
- let singers and Nheeler WHOM away, on
hand. Cuh pa!d tor secondhand r1Nhinc. Also,
trimmings In general for rae. Al 10 Evinston
street. 9aT
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRQAD-CN AND
after Monday, Jan. 2S4, Trains leave o9.h street
West az 80 and lis0 A. NJ; $40 6u. and 1870 r "
sleepine cars attached 70 900 and lO3,P NJ uans.
sunday train 500 Z. ~ Small cars Will run between
45Q j, ~ IQlCEY, ASH supL
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Tnr ELLouoS u BRookLrs-Th. vote on
the Constitutional Amendneni, In Brooklyn. eres-
ted but little interesL The vote consequently was
very light. TIE following 10 the vote given for
and sgsipst, in the various Wards;
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HOUSE CARPENTERS OF BROOKLYN
IL that 10 rot receive the WAGES viz ~ So per
day, requested TO meet At % Cour, s 70 hear he
evening. Je5
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
ilRll.LA ceanser and renovates the hiood, instils
the veOr OF health into the system, and puTgcs the
humOrs That make di,ease. 2~i
HELMBOI.D'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
II health aud viror to the frame and bloom 10 the
pallid cheek. Debility IL accompanied by many alarm
ming symptoms, and II no treatment i. submitted To-
consumption, insaniy or tTleptio itt ensue. ~
DAINTERS, ATTENTION-A MREEING
Of the Bal Committee will be held this evening
nj Military Hall 1873 Powe, 'or the purpose Of com
Pletng thew Arrangements tor the tall. Those hav-
ine tickets will please pay IN any monies theN NAV
hold JAS. A. DOUkhE, Chairman, JAMES i. o.
DONNElL SC. sos
pLMARKS FROM CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
lN-AfteTA careful eNaminlion Of REYNOLDS
PREPARATIONS, they enjoy our utnoat cor I'D nce
We consider them safe and reliable
NENEEi-S 4 YATES
Phil,deiphiA- June 18th, 1850 az
THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE SHOULD
stand Fimple, PURE majestic having fart for IT'S
basih Induction or its pillar, Truth alone Tor Its cnp
| tai. SO stand uElMBOLp'S GEM NE PREpAtA-
TONS, established over ID yelrs. 50
UPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND Ger
~ tihcaes and recommendatory letter, have been
| received, affecting the merits Of HELhBOLpS GEN
| me PREPARATIONS, many Of which are ON
the highest sources including eminent itstesn en-,
elelsymen, governors, state JUDGES &C. U.s.
| WANTED, A GOOD FOREW OMAN, WHO
w lie faithful aud understands the mlnti.la husl.
nc. Apply s. ChsmteIs a., up uais. 3JI
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AUCTION NOTICES.

DOCKS AND SLIPS HOUSES, MARKET
por,ton Of The Cry Of sss Yort 70 be ss.sd Il pub
,Totr Viii on TSaray n' the ~ sc np M rs 81 e
o'clock AM al he Civ Hall leSse, BID, =. public
other Corporation properly, io a Of year, frym
the lot day OF May. is86 Catalogues. CONTAINING the
Gsop sGS terror 1s K T so s: :.
this once. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comp
Comptroller, Once, Mlch 0, 1865. 43S
EFRRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION,
Il at the Cry HAL. on thursday, April @, 1875, at
" o. lock NJ will he sold At public auction. TO the
hshett bidder With hee1na,e Stsurity tor The term
Of The ferry e-t1bi-bed from the ioo ofWhitN-
hA street to -toten Island The lesse Of the Franchise
cav strcet TO IioboSen. s. J ths lease Of the fran.
chise Of the ierrv A. nov established from the foot OF
cfry ' ic.sa, viii he .dd, Win iii the rish,. priv.
lege and adyauisses Thereof helonsng V the C9lof
alton Of tho CITY u Ner York. Terms aud conditions
Of .nle ~ Az lie had on APPLICATION At the Comptrosr,
Once By order Of the Commissioner Of the sinking
Fund. MATHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller 569
DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY
Il JAMES AGAR. Auclioneer, will sell a. 1O's
o'clock, At 81 New BaWery 40 lots Of sili, de l1ue
calico aud other Dresses crsre and Stella sharls IN
der clothes, table coths sheets .preads quiiu rem
nants, coats pant vests. suitable for epnng trade
well worthy the attention Of dealers and housefeep-
en. By otkcr OF : j. LEVY, 40 Broome It. 10
DAwSBROKER'S SALE-BELL & IN
GRAHAM will eel this Jay, At l0q O'Clock, At ~
Neu bopcTy, bH lots valuable men and women =
Cothnr Of All kinds also remnants, silt drcs'ss, bed
ding &c, also -atches and jeseliy. WORTHY the a.
tention Of dealers Or. VI. hkllKBACh, 433 Grand
street l2S
- HERMAN Il CO., AUCTIONEERS, Sells
- on 1hur.dAy, March 18Th, At II O'Clock. ~
IL Rowery, at public auction, to pay .tOrsse
49, advances IS barrels Bourbon, rye, and mon
onrahAla whistey, rs pipes and barrels gin, ~
cAsks htande~ 80 cask, pot and sherry wines. A
largc lot Of chAmpafues ,csars tobacco &c sale
positive. 1873
g y J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS-THIS
- day, at Ius o'clock. at the auctioa-rooms,
NOrth William IT, a large quantity Of household fur
nIturc--soiaa tabes chairs carpets. bed,teads and
bcdCius, kitchen furniture. single harness. "a
WV. Writers. AUCTR,I WILL SELL
this day, Mt o'clock, at 4j4 Canal IT. the turn
iture &c. Of story houte, ~ carpets, beds, parlo
suite Oh m glass, &c. lO
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COAL.

CoAL-BEST RED ASH, STOVE AND EGG
" coal Al summer prices II called for this day al j
olERPEle lQSARA'le wa Is Eopyth o. so
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
| BARBER's SHOP FOR SALE - os
4 Tenth av So

A BARBERs SHOP FOR SALE - as
"a Tenth av. SO
A BAKERY FOR SALE-TNQC1RE on
L1the premises 4is Grand IT. WilaInsbursh. ~
A BAKERY FOR SALE, DOING A GOOD
NJ hORGAS, * i,~t 30
BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE - STOCK
Land fixture. nov dons good business. bati'fU'
tory reaeon, for selling Apply II flrs'r. 50
EApREoS ROUTE FUR SALE-lNQl IRE
lI2ls Forryth It.
EOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-TIlE STOCK,
h1turoe, horse AMI cari Of tueat AMI hsh M uket
,ituhted ON one Of the eadins svrnues doinE good
business. sstisfictory reason given 10 selling hP-
ply a. Nee % and ~ John st. loom No. ~ y. Y. $40
FOR SALE-LEASE, STOCK AND Fixtures
4 OF har and lunchroom 20 Maiden Lane. ~
EOR SAI.R-TO TINMEN-THE STOCK,
fixtures and good will Of the tin, stove ard kefo-
ssne oil DEPOT Tor sale cheap. Call n YORK a. near
Washinston It. BrOos.yr. 81
ENOR SALE-WHOLRSALE AND RETAIL
Il liquor store, nov doing rOyI bu' ness; will he
.old chear AZ The owner in psr l,Ath. For further
9Th ave. "a
EOR SALF-A GOOD BLACKSMITH AND
- .hee -rgh' chop In good location. Inquire at
EOR SALE-THE STOCK AID tlNfU RES
= Of a Grocery store. Inquire iol Ewt lith st44
FOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED Fish
and oyster rofe Will be sold cheap, q, owner hV
other hu, ne's to attend 20. ApTly ut 2I2 Delaney
tt Can 10 seen for ieyt. ~
EOk SALE--A HOUSE FURNISHING Aud
stove store IN first cilss loo alton. and good buell.
mesa 10. further particular. inquire the prenis-
es lI0 Third ave, ono door below ilGh ~ gj9
FOR SALE-A BLACKSMITH SHOP Now
dolng good business. Inquire Of =. h. DEBE-
hulsf. near the Kerosene oil work" NewtoSn
FOR SALf-2 FAMILY MILK KOU TES
Nth s'.les, horses, harness, vagoas and ali tho
spp'' htIs necCssaiy for the business Apply at the
once Isl ave, bitn 81, afier II ~ VI. 40
EOR SALE LIQUOR STOEFS-ONE Is
corner In 18Th Ward, the other is in the 18th
Ward. Enquire Of the owner at .iS tast l2;h ct.
No agent need apply. l6G
TIN SHOP IN THE CENTRAL PART OF
the city for rale, full .et Of tool. benches, pat
terns, &c, with good run OF custom. Apply go
Washington st, top floor $50
ITO PRINTERS AND PTBLISHFRS-FOR
L sale or rrrhange for other property, a complete
printing Office In North eastern ohio comprising o
kuggle'' ioh piess, WAshington Newspaper hand
press cor pleto aud nearly new type, sufficient for
printing afFe sized weekly paper, about 20 Of
Job I've, torether With rnrk In poeinr stones and.
10 short, everything uccessary for complete n.vs-
paper and job printing office. II IL located IN cent
locality A. trthing expense viii be sod 1t onc-hitd
the actual value, for cash Fill he EXCHANGED for
other property. splendid opportunity Tor printer
having htle money, and desiring TO establish
business for himself Address j. H., box 90 sun
OiAce. ON
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Too Late for Classification.
ID KATsEH,

sMITH-On Tueptay, March lith, Jane. smith, a
native Of County Cavan PariHh Rili,handra- Ireland
IN he abth wear ~ his ace
His relatives and tnends respectfully invited u
attend the funeral, on Thurcay afternoon, March IL
az o'clock, from his late rerdence, l45 Es4t 2Pth
street. No
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= YRS.

A TTESTION, LADlES-THE OLD Is
n tAbli.hed y. Y. Fur ManulaeturnG 20, IS Chat.
ham Vt, opposite Crooks White Nh be Hotel. IL srll
Ing single sct' st their ilLory wno!esAle prices Gall
early rnd choice and great bargain; sets e. ~
nun. and collars -, 80 each aud upwards Svierian
-luirres Fitch Martin and Mink sahlo -ctts very
low. Altering and repairing 10 the latest styles,
equal 10 Tecript given 10 purchasers n.urius
IAG, Manager 352
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FOR SALE IN QUEENS co., l.. l., FIVE
Il minutes walk from The Brooklyn and Williams
tntgh cars, houses and lott, one corner lot H by
IL teet- the Vain avenue: the other ldio ming, "a
by iro. The heu'ts we're built BY dn-s vori near,
ne-, and filed In With brick. Also a eood stable,
waEon house and lofts mic" eardcn, good water, and
beat Of fruit Price for the Whole. t2,Bln Apply 10
s. A. JENkS 81 south A.. y. y or sth ct. an dcoT
north Of GTand It, BROOKLYN. T.. b. 80
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO AND jig DANCING. ESSENCE
- OF old Virginia, sonr and dance &c taught hv
john BOtrhN, l4N last HouftOn n. FERNS, 20 pr
course Of iessons. First clae hanIos Tor sne. ~
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crowd The cars and practice . system Of robbery
-tieb-alihoush done, and in his very eyes-he
bso 70 power 70 prevent
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- FAVORABLE CHANCES AT BEACHs
MI1.Ial \. =. FARMING LANDS ALMOST fERB
vii, givs some very cheap and essv long Gases. vi
chances 70 purchaee alternate tracts Of land nesr'
free and rood facilities 10 crest 10 Ciugt and o'hn
improvements upon land. located A. Beach's Milo.
Toms River. y. j rear Barnezat BY. Alto, dweb
Inc house, lots sold and very favorahly lsSed. Thd
land Ia tee suited for cranberry. poech, grAp> md
fruit culture also water poser. Circular sent -
ceipt OF POSTAGE Apply b. letter 10 n. u. BEACH,
Toms River, Ocean County, Nj. Commun cation
With New York by Iailrcnf steamboat, &c trice ret
DAY per Helavare ard Rsrtan Rev Railroad, foot ID
Murray st., \. X. Distance 90 miles. AS
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A COTTAGE AND HALF ACRE FOR Sa.s
n HANDY TO the city Nth fruits. &C. veil locsted
Apply cor. Ith 81. and Boston Road, horrsanit or
New Chamber st.. n Y 2ft
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

4 FARM OF IS ACRES POf SALE, coon
house., hsrn, horses I head Of cattle, pesch or.
ohsrd, price 49, 80, 30 acres house, bAru, $500
on. Z GOOD house roonsss-on: one ~ scfsa SIS .
u arros, rood buildingA s4Sti In New Jersey 4
mile from the city. Appy TO =. ZEGLlo, II Csuts
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HORSES. CARRIAGES &c.

A GOOD SOUND CART HORSE FOR sale
Ah--N YEAR old, cnesp Inquire at $50 EAst 30th
et.. nesr let Av. 81
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n ONE HALF CASH-THE LAST

c1 S0O-FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN,
R"f. coOtwo story basement and ,ub-cel. Al
BRICK houses, 9Th bet eth and sth ate, Phila'
delphia front, brown stone trimnin-e, marble man:
ties, water, sac, &c, one block from Copey Island
IN complete order, read tor immediate ro,sosslon
t26 n can remain on mortgara for a tenn OF yoirs
Apply TO T.. j. NORRIS, 18Th It. and 9th ave- Or "a
tho premises every day, iron la ) o'cIock. S7
c1zOO WILL BUY A NICE 3-STORY
CFS w attic and basement high stoop Lousi
and lot, . blocks from the East River, ~ the l3l
stTeot 296
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a ~ ~ rHTn 'rI =, - 80
cheap. hoet Of building materials ca ths pans cell
lar dug and sills laid Tor house. Adde'S q. AN.
DEks3S, Mssp'th 7. o., L. l. Who WIN e's Al
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT 77--PAwSBRoKERS TICKETS Bought
for diamonds watches. iewelry, guns pistols, s.
ware, fur DC, and the highest prices paid BY APP
plying ut u Bleecker A. NJ stairs. Ss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-03
Butler ON Raising Armies.

Gen. Butler in his speech at Lowell
condemned the system successfully fol-
lowed up to this time in raising men for
the army. The General argues that in
not drafting men we have departed radi-
cally from the Constitution 1t is a
novelty to hear Butler talking tenderly
of the Constitution. A man might as
well hope to secure converts to celibacy
in Utah, as to convince the people of the
"Bay State" that it is best that they
should do their own fighting. Gov. An
drew in one of his annual messages de-
monstrated to his own satisfaction that
while Massachusetts could save her own
population it was her duty to do so, and
the agents of the State have been
very successful in putting the theory in
TO practice Foreigners have been im-
ported under various ingenious devices,
and wherever there was liberated ne
gro to be had for love or money, Massa-
chusetts agent was sure to find him
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Though Butler is in favor of draft, he
is not averse to combining profit with
patriotism. His plan is to divide the
lands of the South among those who con-
ouer them, and by holding out the hope
of plantations Butler hopes to make a
draft acceptable even in Massachusetts,
If Butler could make. of every drafted
man Major General, so that he might be
able to keep out of harms way, as he did
himself, we are not sure but that his plan
would succeed. But while the chances
are so numerous of plantation "six feet
by two" we are afraid that Gov. Andrews
plan of filing quotas will be more popu-
lar than that which Gen. Butler proposes.
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SEWING MACHINES.

From the 'Ladys Lericon Of Needle Work.
Even the successful laying of the Atlantic
Telegraph, the greatest achievement OF the age
If ACCOMPLISHED, does not to our mind, carry
with il 90 much assurance of social improvement
as the universally of tho Sewing Machine
which affecting the comfort of women in every
class of society, altering beyond recognition the
situation of the actual toiler smeliorating that
of the less pited but not less pitiable household
drudge, the rife, whose limited income compels
her 70 perform all the needle work herself aud
who. hitherto has been occupied necessarily In
the dreary mechanical toll, to the total neglect
of all those accomplishments and charms oy
which. it may be, she won the heart of her hus-
band-by the exercise of which she might con-
centrate the affection of ,her children-bears
with II y promise of social amenities, of DOME
rio iovs the full ras,i.- - 90 "i'" p'n VI "'D
rven tongue OF an angel could hardly de-
scribe
The reverse of the picture is the home where
the wife is merely a sort of upper servant. with
the privilege of sitting in the drawing room
when she can find time TO do So We all know
,ba efsect. Well may we hail with Joy that
great Liberator of our sex,
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COMPREHENSIVE.
GEO W. SMITH. JOHN TIIcB. JOHN GIBsol
COMPREHENSIVE.

i WITH ME JOHN TEICE and JOHN GLIB
SON, in my Brewery, Mailing and bop business.
The business will be hereafter conducted un.
der the title and style of Geo. W. Smith & Co.
Ny new partners have been many years in my
employment, and have thorough knowledge OF
every branch of the business, and my trade gen
orally, GEO W. SMITH.
WHEELING Jan. 3, 1855. Sos, jana
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> 80 .s' .' sraS
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House for Sale.
For Sale.
For Rent.

T'HE HOMESTEAD ROUSE on
i Wheeling Island with eleven acres Of ground
attached, containing Vineyard and a great vara
ty Of Fruit Trees Possession on the LIST Marrb
For further particulars apply to
febl-lw II. W. PHILLIPS
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"Great Family EcOnOmiser."
THIS MACHINE HAS ALREADY
II. -IcEI s--lJ 52oL3-1 { 2. y

~. i.H-,aasJ- sdT-e j53 .EAuL-H
is I'll. ltsE.bt Loops M8u a
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MARRIED.,
jOurned.

At the residence of the brides father DIR. NV.
JuNKrNs to Miss R. JAENIE TODD, all of Bellaire,
Ohio, this lst day of February, ls6S.
, 1865-05-13
EOMEWARD BOUND.
March of the Second and Fifth Corps
OF the Army Of tile Potomac
Through Richmond
From the Richmond Whig, May 81


Saturday was devoted to military specta-
Gle, the erandest. most imposing, and at the
came time tie most pleasing Of anything Of
the Kind Nitucssel by the citizens OF Rich
mond since the war began-the homeWard
march Of portion Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac. The day was bright and beautiful
scene seldom witnessed twice By the same
gcneration--a grand army, after four years Of
bloody waf, marching back to joyous music,
and the sounds Of Hume Again." to the
point ffcm whence it set out for the first
Manassas In the eyertful year Of 1861.
Tic Military Department Of Richmond Was
early astir, MS It had been determined to give
the etu1niDg troops reception, and es,ort
though the city, such Is befitted the occa-
s;on. The Sd Division Of the 24th Corps Of
the Army Ct tue james, commanded by Brew.
Maj. Gen. DeycDs. turned out, and WIS sta
toned at intervals through the city, On the
line Of 1rarch. The citsz:ns were abroad to
witness the display, AID thronged the side
walks.
About q. m., the 5th corps, whose long
blue line could be seen stretching over the
heights Of Manchester, broke camp, mud NOV
ing down to the river, commenced crossing
upon the pontoon tridge leading to the fool
Of Seventeenth in alos1 street: T.; The Pontoon aud
taken down Carr to Twenty FIRST street. no
Twenty-Fi1st to Main, up Main to Goysrnor.
Up GoIc1ncr to. Capitol s,,eet. out Capitol to
Ninth, down Ninth to Frnnkltn, out Ffauslin
to First, out First to Broad, out Broad to
Brooke avenue, and the pike, Our obserya.
tiops were taken from Governor street, the
central point of interest. First came Major
Gcnc, al George A. Meade, commanding the
army Of the Potomac, accompanied By his
splendidly mounted staff, and escorted bY
Brig. Gen. Dcvens, and portion Of his stad.
As Gen. Meade appeared and rode along the
line Of escort, Tie drums rolled, the lags
waved. the troops came to q present arms,