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In THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIsTRTCT
! OF COLUMBIA, the 25th day of February lass
AM GRIzELLA ANDERSON VS. JosHUA ANpsRsoy.
IN Equity, No. 2S. Bill for Divorcs-The subppns
been returned into the Clerks Office BY ths MAJ
shel on the 3ist day of Ausust, 1854 indorsed Mon
appearance on the fret rule day occurring twenty
days afte rwards. and the complainant having 6ied
fendant has been absent from said District more
than Elk months, so that the process cannot be-
served on him. 1t is. on motion of the com nis;n
ant this 25 h day Of February. 1865. ordered. At
cham bers, that the defendant eau Sc his
to be entered in this suit before the ist Tmes
day Of May Iext, otherwise the bill may be tsken
for confessed. ANDREW WYLIE
A true copy r. J. MEIGS. CLERK. 0'u'''
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NEPHEW OF EX GOV. LETCHER KILLED
Charles Letcher, a nephew OF Ex-Governor
Letcher, OF Virginia, was killed ON Thursday
last, near Muddy Branch, by tho pickets of
the 1st New Hampshire cavalry, while at.
tempting to cross the Potomac river at the
head Of body of rebel guerrillas, who were
defeated and driven back.
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From Atlantic City-MarInc Disaster
RobherieS

ATLANTIC CITY, March 13-Came ashore on
the night of the llth inst, the schooner Sea
Gull, with oysters. No person was on board.
She was full OF water. The boat was gone.
Anumber OF farm houses in Atlantic county
have recently been robbed by gang OF marau
ders supposed to be ceserters. Saturday night
they piundered a farm house, when tue neigh
bars pursue d and fight ensued, durise which
two robbers were killed. They were clad ia
the uniform OF marines. An unknown gang
have been living in caves In the neighborhood
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RWFnRNINQ.

The lo3d New York regiment, which has
served with distinguished gailantry under
Gen. Grant, has left City Point, it's term OF
service having expired. Arrangements are
being made in New York for giving the re.
turning regiment an appropriate reception.
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=. IL The funeral of Maj Gen. w HC Whi-
ubs, VINO surrendered TO the Union forces 8
roft ishsr, took place on Saturday at TriGity
lauren, New York. The Rev Drs DIX and
OeiSle ofhclated. The attendance was I4rye
Inciuoibe DIS mother, sisters and brothers
terment. " Ava A
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NEW YORK AND THE DRAFT

Gov. Fenton, accompanied bv two others OF
q committe OF three, are expected in own to-
day for the purpose OF urging postponement
of the draft, ordered to commence In New York
on Wednesday.
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PROMOTED

MIR. VIM. H. McCafferty, master machinis
at the depot of the Orange and Alexandri
Railroad, has been appointed superintendent
OF all the military roads leading from Alexan
dria.
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NEW REGIMENT.

The 213th Pennsylvania regiment, just OF
ganized, passed through Baltimore yesterda
for the front The command numbers loo
hardy, solderly men.
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RyCH ANlE

Five hundred rebel prisoners passed through
Baltimore Yesterday for City Point, to be ex-
surgeons We're taken to james river for the
same object.
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POTOMAC "ATEE.-The time alio wed our
citizens for the pay ment of their water taxes
having expired, the water will be smut off from
the premises Of those who have failed to attend
the ma ter, and an extra charge of two dollars
added to the tax. Prompt attention to the sub.
ject may avert much Inconvenience.
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REBEL DESERrERS.

REBEL DEBER FEKS,
Yesterday, eighty six rebel deserters reached
here from City Point, and this morning the
mail boat brought up thirty more.
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The Wholesale Arrest of Bounty Jum.'


NEW YoEK. March i3-There were only les
bonnty Jumpers arrested on<riday IN Hoboken,
instead OF 20 as at first reported.
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FUSERAL.-Ths morning, the funeral of
Phillip A. Langley took place from Wesley
Chapel, the services heing performed by Rev
DIR. B. III. Nadal, and the remains were fol-
lowed to the depot by the cadets of Temperance
Section 90, of which he was the worthy patron:
Exceisier Division, No. 6. S. CT T, aud the
Temple OF Honor, headed by a band OF music.
The remains are TO oe inferred in Baltimore
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sTPRICES FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
A NEW YORK MILLS SIS cts
"A ANDRDsCOGGIN. 4ak cts
A WAMsUTTA. so cts
"A UNCAsVILLE As cts
Al ARKwRIGHr, 42,s cts.
Al DWIGHT. 40 cts.
"A BARTLETT 40 cts
A JAMES STEAM MILLS. 40 cts
IA HOPE. 81 cts.
rs HILLS. 35 cts.
7.sCHARTER OAK. 33 cts.
Is MONTE MARIE. 33 c's.
5-4 wALTHAM PILLOW CASE. 40 cts.
5-4 BALLARDvILLs do i. 40 cts.
5.4 EDWARD HARRIS. as cts.
"a HEAVY sHERTING, 81.
1O-4 do. do $1.10.
We name the above prices to those only WHO
BUY BY THE PIECE.
SPRING PRINTS, DELAINES, G1HGHAhS.
and other DOMESTIC GOODS, at the lowest New
York Prices.
JOS. J. MAY & CO.,
m i3.2tif 30S Pennsylvania avenue.
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IMPORTANT FROM SHERIDAN.
CAPTURE OF CHARLOTTESVILLE.

DESTRUCTION OF THE RAILROADS,
AND BRIDGES, FACfORlES,
MILLS, &c.
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For epEoIAL EXCHANGE.

Lieut.. q. NJ Hopkins, OF the 3'tn South Car
olina regiment, was yesterday released from
the Old Capitol Prison and sent 70 fortfess
Monroe for special exchange.
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THE FEEDER OF RICHMOND USELESS
TO THE ENEMY.
CAPTURE OF CANAL BOATS LADEN
WITH SUPPLIES. AMMUNITION.
MEDICAL STORES, &c.
Official War Bulletin.

THE REBEL COMMODORE HOLLINS
SHOT.
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SALES or SBvKN-TRIRTIBs.-Thes sales OF
seven.,hirties by Jay Cooke & Go. amounted
to IS, 400 400 on Saturday
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NAVY YARD-Th ordnance steamer Balti.
more, formerly of the Great Southern Nal
Line, has been surveyed hy a Board of Off GERS
and condemGe inasmuch as her boiler and ma.
chinery Is In need OF extensive repairs. Every
vessel of the Navy especially those purchased,
are surveyed as soon as they arrive at the yard
and the probable cost OF repairs is estimated
The crew of the Baltimore is to be placed on the
double ender Ascutney u1til tne eaHi aai n Ynh6fe ar
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x :::ss;: sss:55ss:" :ss:5!s.:' "a
FURNIrUREli!

einvife the attention Of the public to our l.rse
and extensive stock of
FURNITURE AND HOUsEFURNIsHJNn
GOODS,
which pledge earselv to sell ten Der can't los.
thsn any house in the District.
cos, We are still offering our CARPETS less than
Just received beautiful lot OF
,;I WINDOW SHADES.
nn,eh ne are Offering much below regular prices
cheap i0u DSD oh "nApo' very
White az Colored MATTINa.
so dozen Com mon Oh AIRs
prices. O0' a. inauu'HsturerS
Also. complete assortment of
GLASS, CROcKERY, WOOD, AND WILLOW
WAhE
which We are Offering at d dacidet bargains
Parties will f. nd it decidedly to their irter.sS +o
give us cal before mskiag their purchases ss
wesre Offering extra iIduc. me ts "'
B0NtZ Il erosion
m 93t 1863 Seventh. above L.
nRY GO0DS.-We are re .eiv;px full Hps ,af
- SPRING DRY GOODS, which will he sold at
very low prices. Oct rnine ed sail M ar
the MARI ct price. Al.e-n0 d.zen Goats spoois.
nfSt 20 PER raZ ,siDgl- Spools '2z cents GEO j.
5pBSSON Co. corner 2lth and Penns aysnua
NH list Constitutional Union copy.
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A sTROLOGy EKpousruu -;

A eTROLOGY-MADAMEK KROUsE will give in
"A formation on all the affairs of life and IN re-
spect to all other subjects. She can be consulted
q sli hours ofths day and evening. Gentlemen
81: Ladies 51 cents. she can xlso snow likeness
as large as life Residence IL j Third St. between
"a ave. ana tt. mar l3-lE*
TNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or CuLUMbIA -MAEY MFRS vs.. PEF.a
The ,ubpaena issued to compel thu defv ndant's sp.
pearance having been returned into the Clerks
lS54, endorsed non est" and the defend ant kav,
ing failed to enter his appearance the 6rst rule
complainant having 6led an affidavit of disinter.
ested witness that the defendant has baen absent
from this District for six months SO that tha
process cannet be served on him. it is. on motion
OF complainant. this l0th day of March Isi5 or
dered that the defendant cause his appearanna to
be entered in tbis suit or before the hrst Tues
for confessed. IVY " "eh
A true COPY. C,srk
mar 13-2awew
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CHE AP DRY GOOD s

continue Of Rslling my stock OF
SILKS, OOTTONS,
CALICOEe, LINENS,
CLOAKS, WHITE GOODS,
HOsIERIEs, &c.,
at the sual low prices.
My purchases of the late New York auction sales
enable me to sell great bargains.
Purchasers will save ~ to % per cent by calling
at 8. M. MEYENBERG's
As Market Space, bet. 7th and Sth sts.,
N Est under the Avenue House
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FRANKLIN CO.,
OPTICIANS.

244 Pa.av.. between 18th and 18th SITS, and
sse Pa xv., Natios al Hote, Building
would infor strangers and citizens that thev are
tn suit every syeeght. acc ,rdinx to snent6o
rules, with their ceiet A'sd BRAZILIAN PRB-
BILE ard gEkIsCOp G sPEOTAULES. universal
in-ayia 2 best meas +. tnsnfd
vision They ner. aso. to the pu blic fine sslee'
Thermometers. Cares de visite and Albums.
stere. scopes and Views, 1t the lowest prices.
ja 20 lyL
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QY J. @. McGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
FINAL SALE OF BEAUTIFUL OIL PAINT
rnpsn.x pIsSssoon IsSs n.,, 10,
half pat seven O'Clock. at our sales rooms we
shall sell sixty chni g and beautiful OIL PAINT
INGS, none of which have heretofore been eKnib
ited in this city. This collection embraces some
beautiful seecimese II art. .Hd hss been seiscted
from the p: :incipsl European ma' kets by Mr IL. A.
1olman. asentleman of experience and taste IN
matters OF art
Catalogues r.asy, and paintings on free exhibit
ton during the day and evening of Monday and
Tuesday.
AS this will he the final sale, all who desire to
potsess beautiful pictures at reasonable prices
should be present.
Term cash.
mlS2t j. Y. McGUlkE 6 Gu, Aucts.
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DY GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
IMPROVED REAL Estate PROPERTY ON

IMPROVED REAL Estate PROPERTY ON
THE NAVY YARD AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. the 2nth instant, 1T s clock p. N 4,
9G5, bourded Al feet ffnm the south vest OF
said square, and running thence north along the
line Of 9TH street east q feet nches thence east
TO ths acs OF ginning with improvements.
1mmedi isteiy after The above sale. At 55s O'Clock
m in front OF the prem ises. ths whole of bot 8,
in squsre N, 95i, situsted on south street. be-
mepts Consisting of three two story Frame Houses,
Six rooms each
one chance for a good Investment. To any one
wishing 10 purchase small property they will he
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, the purchaser Givlug untes bearing in
tereet. A deed given AMI a deed of trust ta ken.
All convey Sanc,ns and revenue stamps at the coss
$50 will be required down on each house when
the property Is knock ell off
m is-d GRFEN & WILLIAM. Ancts.
A COVERED AGON and bAKSEss for safe,
"A Geod for enc horse or tW inquire AZ 44S
rem M III II a.. ana A'ehue NJ. H. WILEY.
NJOTICE-J. P. WIEGMANN. .deslAr in aud inn
IN purttr of Hn vana and Dome tic EG AIRS, $50
pennsylyania avenue. between 81 ana AZ streets,
respectfully ,nf. runs tss pabte that The pnbi'hsr
ou bisbips his card. has wrougfullv ios rted also
Wsshinxtou Building the said J 2 Wiegmann
havrR Id sll his int rest in the tobacco store in
Washington Building to Gustav Munder on or
abb ut he middle Of Ju o- last.
He takes this eccasi q to invite the public in
general and his friends in particular to I'll 1t his
slsc~ 20 psnpSs{ylysri. S{ sveaus whcrs @ they viii
BAcCO, SNIFF. .PIPss FANCY ANTIQUES.
&C. o' =. p WfEGMANN, $50 Pean. sS
smoker: to my celebrated PUNoa sEG iRs. six
for a dollar. feb eo ir.<
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THE GREAT JAMES RIVER CANAL
DESTROYED.
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BOARDING.

A WIDOW LADY oAN ACCOMMODATES ONE
a or TWO ladies' and gentlemen with delightful
HOoMS 3 and HOARD. Board for ladies only Ad :
dress con hFIDENTIAL, Pest once, Baltimore.
ROARDIEG:-Well furnished ROOMS with good
- BOARD. by the month weak. or S.y ~" : SUo AM
siekt and Table Bnsrders AIKEN, atNe. 4 Missouri
syenue. between 3D. and Az streets. m 9-4ts
RoAE!bIN9 R,sb!f aSe.1 .1A.LE BoARD- First class
tlsn.;sn, s1ard at 4a7 18th st. s25 per month
R9nAnR.pnInPersons nn.nn desiring pieasast ROOMS with
Fa,nishsd near RI Terms moderate Bath hanse.
SEVERAL SECOND HAND pIANOs-oos
Sloa.. For sale upon easy moptniy usy teSsA
ments. Also. one Smith Brother 11eIo s0xT1
deoD' at the Warerooms Of ,n,
O., torner OF Pa ave. aud nth st.
sole Agent OF Sideways Pisnos, ami Masoo G
Ha.ii nsnn seao'het orsaos. mariI
TNCLosE FIFTY CBNTI, aud receive by return
all 'ne pretuest T,nhest ana best thing out
a, WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
m lo-Im- P.O. Box 3s6 Baltimore. Md
DissOLI1IoN OF OFCOPARTNERSaIP--N
- as nereoy give n that the firm hereto fsre nowu
mntn.I co thompson, is this day dissolved by
m 6et. EATON q THOMPSON
I IME FOR sALE-A cargo Just arrived, 1900
- barrels Purchasers VIII find it 10 thsit ad.
'anIaes 70 cav I'm m.diate'y before it is stored.
THOMAS on FAHEY, the corner Of 10Th st.,.
mar list west of the Csnal.
X INDLING AND STOVE WOOD, pre- pared in
the best manner. or in the stick delivered to
any part OF the city at the shortest notice.
G l. SHERIFF..
Ofhce Penn. ay between Sd and ~ SITS,
Him tRep] Yard and Mill. ~ ct. and Canal.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Judge OEin.-Saturday
John Ogden was found guilty OF grand larceny,
in stealing tallow from Geo. Il. Raub, and sen
fenced TO one year in The Albany Penitentiary.
In the case of John +. Simmons, charged
with assault and battery. with attempt to com.
NIT rape, q nolle pros was issued
Mary &. Berry alias Barry, convicted OF
iarceny, was sentenced to one year in the
Penitentiary this morning
+. w. Reynolds, indicted for an assault and
battery, with an intent 10 commit RAPE, was
found not guilty.
" d. Hughes was found guilty OF assault
and battery.
A nolle pros was entered in the case of Grace
SWineer.
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/ WILL 60. as A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE
first man Who will pay me $1,000. This IS NO
bounty jumper. CURTIS HARLAN
m Ii Ct 6I2 10Th near La ave

NOTICE
"A. Il. YOUNG CO., No. 4s 9Th street. ne IT
&. EsW Tt ceiviDg
FRESH TEAS, Green and Black y unsurpassed,
SUGAR: Whit. and Brown. very fine,
GOLDEN STAR SIRUP. deli ghtful flavor,
FLOUR of the finest brands,
And MISS MsCKBREL in kits to suit families,
All of which will be sold 1T lower figures than
heretofore.
No charge for delivery of goods to any part of
the city.
Eon't forget the place. No. 4s9 9th st. ne,rI.
N 5-lw+ A. II. YOUNG & 90.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WARRINGTON, ID. g., March l3, 1865.
Major General Diz, New York:
The following report OF Gen. Sheridan's re-
cent operations has been received by this De-
partment:
EDWIN M STANTON Sac,y OF War.
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@PRICES FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,

QLEACHED DOMESTICs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-05
PROPOSALS I FOR FORAaE.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs oFF1og.
DEPARTMENT. oP WRsT ,VIRGINiA,


g EALED PROPOSALS In duplicate are invited bV
- the undersigned for supplying the QUARTER
ma1terG Department In the Department Of We1t
West Virginia, and GallpOIis, Ohio and the EeySs
raj DePot1 On thelltne Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
EAilroad, as fohoWs: Ciarksburg, Grafton. Now
OrCekB OumberlAndS MREtinsburS, HarFer'1 Rerry
ReElin, Point Of Rocks, and including HsgsrstoWn
and Frederick City Nd. or either Of thosS niaoeS
with Hay Corn, Oats ana Straw. r'Fl
Bids WILDE received the doliYery of three thou
sand l8OOO) bushels Of Corn or Oats and hftY (bO)
tons OF Hay OF Straw and upwards, and must Be 40.
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
points they propose 70 make deliveries, and the
rates ct which they viii make deliveries thereat,
the quantities 0Eea6h article pEoposed to be deIiy.
cred, the time when Said delivery hhAii be com.
meneed and when to be completed. q fsi'fN'1
VOEn % % put good strong sacks, Hay and
AN articles offered under the bids hereiu n invited
will be subject to rigid inspection by Goyern-
ment inspector, before being accepted.
CONTRACTS will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interests of
the Government may require
No bids will be considered from partiss who bavs
Ialled heretofore 70 comply with their contracta
All proposals mnst be accompanied by q Suaran.
ty, signed By two responsible persons tha In case
the bid Il accepted, he or they will within the time
nAmed execute the contract for the same with good
ana sutnclent sureties III sum equal in amount to
the amount OF the contracts to deliver forage pro-
posed, In conformity with the terms of this adyer-
tlsemen pad in case bidder shall fail to enter TN
to they to make good the diiFerence he
tween the oisr of said bidder audi next IoWest re
N IE
Sponaole 6ltSsE or ePerson to whom the contract
may ho 0NuEded.Ea al ~ ttfE IT -'I-45. 4. .
The epouSibiIity of the guRrautors must be shown
by the odeAi GSrtihoateOf United States District
Judge or Attorney, Collector Of Ougt0ms or other
dOVGrpment official, known by this office. ~ -
AL parties will be duly notified of the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals. l.l7 ~ - TT
All ProppeaiS must be mAtiein duplicate, and be
accompanied with the oath OF allegiance of the par.
y or RGEesS unleasjt has already 1b66hplaced on
The full rPae and post once address Of each bid.
der mustbe Writtonin the proposal.
mast be addressed 10 Captain J. q. Farms
worth, Chtef Guar termAStsr D6par trnent Of West
virginia, berlandy Nd and marked EPropoShIS
Tor RoIRg0S a.-1 u ,c.s1,f liI1l6 "a =
m. toEap' Of bids, guardntees and bonds may
OVoot4lAad HE application 70 this once. 11si7 q
All ppopoS.is received under this silt
VIII 6e oPensi and examined at this office on W ED.
SESDAE7an1 SATURDAY. Of each week, at IL M
Bidders arc rIecully invited to be present at the
opening Of blds, if3thGy lesfre, . - -
J. g. FARNSWORTH,
Captain and Chief QuArternAster i,.
uecIz-tI Department Of West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-05
U. 8. MarshaI's sale.
United States
District oourt of IN,

Vs. District court of the
Sundry parcels of goods United State for The
seized by ThO4 Horn Dis.ri. It OF West Vir,,niL.
brook, Surveyor Of q Wheeling. alIFernl
Customs, for violation 1861
of Revenue Laws. Order OF Sale
N pursn4nce Of order Of sale issued from tho
4 Clerks otice Of the District Court Of the Jnitoi
states tor the District of Wet Virginia In nbovo
entitled cause. will, on MONDAY, EHE I6Fu DAY
OFJANUARY, 1855, at the Auction ILO0 II OF HsOTgs
=. Wickham, corner of Union and Market street,.
Wheeiin8 w. Va, proceed to soil public adctioH,
10 tue highest and bodt b1der, the articles referred
to In said orer consisting OF Whisky, CJgnac Bran
dyI Ginger Brandy, Blackberry Brandy, Port Wine.
OAtawb4 Wine, Holland Gin, Older, sohnApps, Dys-
pepttC btterS In barrels barrels And bottles
Gun Caps Rosin, saItPeter, Bar Lesd, Powder Shot,
Ballet Mouids, one Revolver, one hins. Cigars, Nsa-
taIds Counter Scales, Mats, Flour BIAekng TObaaep.
Salt, Empty Sacks, Webbing, Gun Rints, Horse
shoe9 CAst!ngs, Shoes, Socks, Apples Coll Rope,
@olAsseS, Matches, Rice, lux, &c., &c. 81
Terms OF Sale, OAsh-lOVeEnm5 5nt funds.
Sale to commenceat 10 o'clo;x A. II. aud continue
from day to daJ until all is sold.
EDWARD u. NORTON,
dec12-ts U. s. MArifAl.
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The Blair Mission to Richmond.

Inc b1alr mlsSl0n TO hlcnmOnQ'
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The Tribuue's Wash
ington special says all that is known of
the Blair mission is this:
The President was fully apprised of the
motives and purposes that induced the ell
der Blair to desire to go to Richmond, but
he declined to make himselfresponsibIe for
the journey. He would not give written
authorization of it, nor officially promote
it, but he told Mr.. Blair that he should al
low Gen. Grant to act on his own sense of
duty and policy in forwarding him to Rich
moud or refusing him passage through
our lines.
1t is understood here that when the
Blair's reached Grants headquarters, a
telegram from the Secretary OF War was
that their mission to Richmond was self
assumed aud without the authority of the
President, and suggesting in the spirit and
tenor of the despatch if not in words, that
the mission had better be dropped.
The Blairs stayed at headquarters two
days and then retraced their way home.
It is understood that Montgomery was
not to go into Richmond with his father,
but that he was to await his return at City
Point.
To strip the mission of all diplomatic
character, rumor has been publishedto day
that Mr. Blair simply endeavored to get to
Richmond to recover portions of his polit-
ical correspondence taken last year by
Breckinridge from his mansion at Silver
Spring, and which is so delicate char
acter that mercy to living politicians aud
deceucy to dead ones, required that il
should be recovered and suppressed at all
hazards.
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+ TIE FLORIDA CAsR-APoLoGY MADE TO
BRAz4L.-Portious of the official CORES.
pond ence of Secretary Seward with. the Bra
lillian charge d'eRairs at Washington are
printed. The important itemsare that Mr..
Seward, in the name of the president, dis
ayows and regrets the capture of the Flor
ida. promises that Capt. Collins shall be
suspended and court martialed, that our
consul at Bahia shall be dismissed, and that
the prisoners taken on the Florida shall be
set at liberty, ITO seek refuge wherever
they may find it, with the hazard of recap
ture when beyond the jurisdiction of this
government" ThegOvernmentmight have
done better than this, and I've are not sur
prised that its action has been kept from
the people as long as possible. There is a
single redeeming feature in the coErespon-
dence: Secretary Seward protests that the
act of Brazil in recognising enr rebels as
belligerents is wrong, unfriendly and in
furious. The Brazilian charge is satisfied
with the course of our government.
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TR.uSTEES SALE

by VIRTUE o[a Deed Of Trust executed to ME
~ by John II. OummIns, bsarln Z date on the 2stI
day OF March, 1850, aud duly re,Ordsd in ths Re.
cordeF's othcs OF MIr4hIll cJunEy, West Virgnil,
JANUARY, 1865, at the house of John FitzS gerald,
IN the town OF Cameron, a tract of lani mentioned
n ssid UssI OF Trust, laying the OF Fish
Greek, it being the old GroIthou uss farm
Terms Of SaIe-Qa9h NJ 0If
IT Tho title to tho above property is iUdisputnbIs,
as Il vested In me by said Deed Of Fru1t
JOSEPH LOUOENSLU TER,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-05

C1EoISHATI, Jan. 4.-The Legislature
organized yesterday. john Johnson, of
Summit county, was elected Speaker ofthe
House. The Governors message was
quite lengthy, and almost entirely devoted
to State matters. he represents the State
finances as ia sound condition.
The Commercials Columbia, Tenn.
correspondent intimates that news from
Thomas army will hereafter be received
from another direction. Marching orders
have been issued, and the whole army is in
motion. All the sick and wounded have
been sent to Nashville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-05

MoErREAI, Jan. 4.-The general expec
tation in the eyes of the raiders isthat they
will be discharged on thepoints issued. II
so they will submit to a trial on the merits
of the case.