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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
~ BUREAU OF STEAM Hxc-rz,,ro

L
~ BUREAU OF STEAM EycIsEERIyc.
S - Proposals will be received at this Bureau
dessrised in The foiiewng class ' tss biS
navy Ysrd Pa Snss WEI d. At b
sys @' n nsfi delivery to conmence tw
Gee continually sn the Whole to bs bi Sr2 IN
s,re[ IN months 70, ,hereater The contract will be
RE hI icing reserved II Ieieetinn tbs p9nes the
i !, be deemed e1ochitant, "''' 'iu ;
eoasacl VIII De dated the day the notice of acce ut
Pripted scbedn,es e,d ;rs+,.,,o
taxed by apDiicat IN to the Bureau "
Pro posais must be directed to the Chief of tn
posals for Materials for the Navy. that fbev ro
be Tdh,stngu he'd from other business letters
spective Navy Yards -equ'ieu al the re-
1a ,ca R adnnd. ~ Tchass i.I-Bo1r Eou
ekITTERI,CLAs No. 2-Round and Fla, l,ou
$500 pounde best American Round and Flat Trn,;
90 mn KiTTERY.-CLAss No. s-TEon.
CBARLESTOWN,-CLAss No 1-T.,,
'6'Mo pounds Ingot Copper-best quality.
,oco OhiAaRLESTOWN.-CLAss No.2.
lao poun CaHAaIR All Este Nos.
ands best .nss5s.n Mkgea lon. t.
a sGt pouBo, est American Sheet Iron.
BROOKLYN. CLASS No. 2-RoHnd. Square. and
IFS 2rO hounds best American Round Iron.
100 $40 pounds best American Square or Flat Iron.
BROOKLYN.-CLAssN No. st Iron.
50 600 pounds beat American L Iron.
BROOKLYN Glass No. 4-Boiis7 Rtrss,
IL, GOO pounds best quality Boiler Rvets.
WAsHINGTON.-CLAss No. I-Eon,&c.
IS eco pounds best American Round, Square, and
Flat Iron.
LEO tons hest Bloom Iron.
wAsHINGTCN.-oLAss No. 2mPig Iron.
$50 tous best American NJ Pr Pig Iron.
WASHINGTON. GLASS No. 3-Stsel.
Is 600 pounds Round, Square, and Octagon Cast'
steel.
WAsHIEGTON.-CLAssN No. Hooper.
Q 0.cot pounds Ingot Copper.
WARRINGTON '--'IA Inc s0 i"' 1''"'' Nv"
0.cOe pounds Lead (pgs)
~ tfO pounds Tin. fstraits.)
SCc0 pounds Slab Zidc.
WAsHINGTON.-CLAss No. 6-Engineer's Stores.
ltn gross Wood Screws, Spri ggs, 6andpaper. Alco-
hsl, olastes, Sour Flour. kosin. Oil Wit
riol. Borax Solder, Brick Whiting.
WASHINGTON.-CLAss No. 7-Whie Pine Lun1.
$1,000 feet White Pine Lumber, of various thick
pers. dressed both sides, suitable for
making patterns.
NoRFOLK.-CLAss No. Round, Sqaa's. and
2536So pounds best American Round. Square, and
Flat Iron.
NORFOLK.-CLAss No. 2-Pie Iron.
100 tons best American Charcoal Pig Iron.
NORFOLK.-CLAss No. 3-Boilsr Rirets.
n0 mounds best quality Boiler Rivets,
len pounds best quality Smoke pipe Rivets
fe Is 1aw4w
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T " me United States Laboratory at as,,-;,
Island, destroyed by fire on Monds% ia Ia
sortts loss OF about one hundred ,bns, III
uonaTs. This establishment had 49, St
~ oe government in the most con, niata
msd;oa a1i tne manufacture and preparatiop of
ard at 80 stores 1er the national army ana na, VI
Iarse s, ons 'lme OF its destruction co.. go,
and ra SOCKS OF the very best quaIi,. .i1aneo
tari. IleoiGihes and costly ma les OF orugs
'eliais' Inc origin OF tn ,nnery and ma
.r c fire is not known.
IL The LOuis- -
mat Il uanr~ lille Press of the 10th, SAYS
-. 'op III, the noted Kansas guerilla, VINO
peen supposed TO be dead, is now OPP
,rg in that state. 1t says he doubtless In
tends to make kentucky IN future the theatre
Of his murderous, thieving operations. be ana
men of his gang have been recognized at Differ
ent points in the State.
GyThe amount Of National Bank currency
issued by the Treasury Department last week
was 1926, 4G0, making the total now IN circu-
Jation 500, 553,7G0
SCaptain Reale, the Lake Erie pirate, mas
been tried by q court martial and sentenced 10
he hung The sentence has been approved by
Gen. Dix
"Two hundred and sixty-four naval ON.
cars and seamen, captured by the Rebels at
different times, have been ofticlally declared
exchanged.
~During the twelve working days OF the
prpsent mon tn the receipts from Internal Rev
enue amounted TO over ten millions and hall
OF dollars.
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THE TREASURY SECRETARYsHIP.-Great in
terest continues to be manifested in this city in
the solution OF the question who is to be the
new Secretary Of the Treasury. We need
hardly add that here, as elsewhere, the so
well-known reputation OF the Hon. Mr.. Hoop
er, Of Massachusetts, as a successful manager
OF heavy and complicated financial enter
prises, together with his thorough sympathy
and Identity with the policy OF the Govern
ment in all things, leads to the impression thai
he is most likely to be the man.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.-Coffee rernains ex-
ceedingiy quiet, scarcely any ing iry from
buyers. Stock light, with but limited pros oac-
i've imports; quotations nominal at 43a44 cents
Per pound for Rio.
The flour demand is inactive, but holders
hEm underlight receipts and stock
Inc rye -four market Is fairly supplied
quality.
ported IT,
Grain.-Wheat; the receipt only amounted
10 500 bushels white. We report sale of 500
Dushels ordinary do, from store. at 81 ~ Corn,
only Few hundred bushels received: safes of
f3OO bushels yellow, mostly from store at al -
dsi W per bHshel, principally at the latter
Chts, 4Ot bushels received and sold at 96 cents
weight ~--'
Provisions are dull and prices favor BUYERS.
tnough there is pothing doing to make quota
Ions dehnlte except for bacon, for which there
Is lslf retail demand from jobbers at 2la2I 4
cents Tor shoulders, % a24 cents for sides and
2ia25 cents per pound for hams.
The stock OF sugar is light and held firm
particularly refining ualities; grocery grades
are N better supply. with but little demand
quotat,,'rs are without any material change
Seeds are steady a previous quotations; sun.
ply ard deman,. moderate.
WHISKY continues eA> eoingly aull; no In
LILY eI Scarcely, and prices aI,v neI nolhlhai;
snail 1aies Were at 81 IS per gallon. o. cA very
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DEPARTMENT OF MOP

MAJOR Genaral ]. NJ. . ahohlNA'
nected with the arp tchoneld. formerly con-
lately Command Of General Sherman, and
Thomas has .ng corps in that of General
ment of NJ assumed command of the Depart
the hes" .orth Carolina. This places him at
finS ii OF all the military forces now opera
In the vicinity Of Wilmington. 1t is ex-
pected TINT General Terry, the hero of Fort
fIsner, Will have command of q corps under
General Schofield. Affairs remain ouiet ON
Cape Fear river at the date of the latest des-
patches.
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THEEXCHANGE OF PRISONERS-THHF FEEL
ING AMONG THE REBEL PRISONERS.

ING AMUNG TIE hEbEL Z hISVNEho.
The recent movement in exchange OF prison.
ers has developed an important fact, showing
the downward tendency OF rebel feeling In
most significant manner. 1t became necessary
to sound the prisoners OF war at one OF our
principal depots. and it was ascertainsd that eu'
OF eighteen hundred and eighty-two prisono' 9
only three hundred and sixty six were WIZ ing
to be exchanged. The remainder do not wish
to 60 South as prisoners of exchange ~.d they
do not even stipulate, as q condition. IN imme.
date discharge They prefer to remain in
prison, to going South, and are willing to wall
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

Husband Accidentally KILLS nis' Wife.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Feb. 15-S. L. Hyde;
a detective, connected with the Provost Mar
shars Office in tkis city last night on returning
home asked his wife 10 get some cartridges that
he faight reload his revolver. As she started
to comply with his request, the hammer of the
weapon slipped from his finger and the bali
entered the heart of his wife. The unfortu-
nate woman sprang forward exclaiining, 'tZ
am killed: kiss me before die" and N a few
moments was dead.
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WE HAVE from John F. Ellis, music dealer.
No. 80 Penn. avenue, the following pieces Of
new mnsic;-Pupils Folio selection OF non
Tets for opening service, by M. q. Eming, or
ganlst OF Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa:
Lincoln Quiekstep, with Autograph OF the
fresloent') by Cbas. Grobe; Swiss Melody,
transcribed with variationsD by William Vim
cent Wallace $50
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock List

fBy Independent Line of Telegraph to Lewis
johnson Co.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15-First Board.-U. S,
1881 Coupon SIS, 1104; 5-20s, 110K; do. Regis.
tered, -; Certificates Indebtedness, e8x; Gold,
2o5A; lO-i0s, 1O2x New York Central, 1l6
Erie, TX; do. preferred, COY; Hudson
River, log; Reading, ll53; Michigan Central
1Hk; Michigan Southern. 67H; Illinois Cen.
trail, 49, 4; Cleveland and Pittsburg, S5x; Cieve.
land and Toledo, 49, Pittsburg Fort Wayns
and Chicago, a5&; Chicago and North western,
IS; Chicago and Rock Island, OK; Gum.
berland. 56k; Canton, 81; Quicksil YER, e6.
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STATE DINNER.-To- morrow evening a
State dinner will be given to members OF the
House OF Representatives and their ladies,
a. the White House, by the President and Mrs
Lincoln.
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by the Peoples Line-Office 5l1 Ninth street,
NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-U. S. 1881, coupon 81.
l1OA: U. S. POPS, 1l03a; Certificates OF Indebt-
edness, ssx; Gold, 2077s;N Y. Central, lls,f;
Erie, TX; Hudson River. 1855; Reading, 1rd;
Michigan Central, 114H; Michigan Southern,
Pittsburg, s5k; Cumberland Coal Preferred,
567s Cleveland and Toledo, ia; Chicago and
Rock Island, OK; Milwaukee an6, Prairie ju
CHEN, 40; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Uhlna.
20, asE: Alton and Terra Haute, 5s &; Chi saga
and Northwestern, 35A; Quicksilver, 81.
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observation-disclosures in our columns viii,
-, found another Of the interesting series of
ia..a~, the senior editor OF this paper upon
rha worttny, of the emancipation policy in
Marvmnd and the industrial future Of that
State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-15

TIE MAN STRACKosCH CONCERT COMPANY.
M dele de Kato, the violincellist, and MIR.
Wehli, the pianist, are to give concert here
next week, we hear.
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IL From the publisher, Charles Richard
son, N. ", we have the February numbar n,
the United States Scrricc Maaa=ize, for sale in
this city by Franck Taylor
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PERSONAL MAY. Gen. Siegel is temporarily
stopping in Baltimore
Com Gordon, u. 5. N, arrived last night
at Wizards
Capt. X. p. Crawford, Assistant Adiutaut
oeneral OF Volunteers, has been ordered to
report 10 Brig. Gen. Slough, Military Gov
ernor Of Alexandra. for duty
MRS. Lamb, wife of the rebel Colonel for
merry IN command of Fort Fisher, has been
permitted to enter our lines at til IT nIaca Tor
the purpose of attending her wounded n bsnd
now lying in dangerous condition at Fortress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-15

NEW REVENUE CUTTER.-A new. revenue
cutter, Intended for service on the Pacific
coast, was launched in Baltimore yesterday
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- Hudson Taylor, 1874 Pa. avenue, sends US
the capital January number of Biackpood's
HdC1tipS O"~ q
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

Observation-Disclosures is hereby given that an
6 election for Mayor and for eleven me m ers
TO com pose the BOsrd of Common Council will be-
held at the several precincts of Georgetown on
MONDAY next, the 2Oth inst.
fe l4-td VIM. LAIRD, Clerk.
~" RALLY AROUND THE FLAG. BOYS.u
W. and STAND BY YOUR OLD TRIED
FRIEND.-All citizens of Georgetown D. C.
friendly to the election of Henry Ad icon ESQ
our present worthy and efficient Mayor, and the
Peoples Union Ticket, at the ensuing election
will please meet at the Hall above Mr.. Lewis
streets. on THURsDAY EVENING next, the 18Th
instant, at half Fast seven O'Clock.
By order IF the Committee of Arrangements. st
TTHE UNION LEAGUE, IN CoNvKN-
W. ton, have made the following nOmina lions
for Mayor and Common Council of GEORGETOWN,
d. c.:
Foa MAYoR-GEORGE HEEL, Jn.
Foe COMAaN COUNCILLOR. CHARLES H.
CRAIGIN. CLEMENT A. PECK. WILLIAM r.
COLLINS, WILLIAM II. ROHRER. JOHN e.
cox. CHARLEs 8. ENGLISH, EDWARD SHOE
MAKER. JAMES W. DEEBLE.J J. A. MAGRU.
DER, John MARBURY. JR.. BENEDICT
HUTCBINS. iaT2awllt4dst
CEILING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
No. 119 Bridse street. Georgeto,cn, d. c.
sMooT BURROUGHS
will commence this day sel1n off ID entirGstock
of DRY GOO DS the most Of which is fresh and
dpsirableat redu prices, and as they desire to
reduce it to a very low point by lst of March. in
vite all Who are seeking bargains to give SAem an
early call. fe2.lm
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HTTHdRD WARD MUTUAL EXEMPTION
~ ASSOCIATION will meet at Temperance
Hall. On WEDNESDAY EVENING next, at *
oo0eS full attendance of ell the members is
Enrolled citizens ofthe Ward liable to the DR. Aft
probaby be- 20 e1I to stera this will
of subscription will be required and ali Arrears
must be paid.
RE. PRESTON LIAR p: BARTLETT. President.
rs THE SEVENTH WARD NATIONAL
Island Hall at O'Clock p M THURsD "a nef fs at
ruary ls. 1865, All the members of the Lincoln
ana s 1ohnssa Club srereqnes led to be present, as
pu,. he's OF Importance will come up
f b{ GIdeT Of the President, no.
1SHsBREW. GERMAN AND ENGLISH
.-arIoN-Hsvins opened an add
Nolai seaool for instructing the above named
education, We are now enabled t. &C.
cept q greater number Of pupils than he, etofore.
in these branches, notified to call in person be-
fore the first of March next
Positively NO children accepted after that date
II. L. BLOUT.
Secretary of School.
Ieo l1-Izt- 4O1 7th ST., above III st.
NE7HE CREDITORS OF PAIRO & NOURsE
~ will meet "WEDNESDAY, EVEN ING. 18th
snt 0 70 nesD, lsquys''o e fe e 3 s ST.
N%DRAFTl DRAFTII-FIFTH WARD.
a it TN Ffs w2Ed 65i AID
and FRIDAY EVENINGS of this week ~ n.ns.
ieyS Bpilsing corner 90 street and Penn avenue,
The printed rules are ready for distribution
The books of the Association are open everyd.
at the store of the Treasurer, G r. Quick, ESQ.
feb l3-5t
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No.ioT TO OUR FRIHEDs AE y PIP pA .rssoM.r.
that we will continue to purchase as hereuniors
any qnantiiy OF CAMP GREASE Tha AZ W a st
We are going on with the rebuilding OF our ml!i
and soap works and hope to be under full mead
| way by the 10th of March. urY,a m
Foot of G street.
| On. hundred tons fne BONE DUST for sale.
q, b JEWELL CO,
| sav Foot Of g street north.
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On hand. fine assortment OF Light Csrr;apas
new and second hand such as Blu ggieS Rock awsys
&c. Ne'1"' CIV,
Al work warranted to be as representa-
NJ Repairing promptly attended to-
ROOT Fl GRAHAM
feb 15-St' 400 Pa. av, rear AZ st and 37E n'.t
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ms"
RS GRACE CHURCH,
tREv. ALFRED HoLMEAD, RECTOR
AT ISLAND HALL,
corner Virginia Avenue and Sixth street, Zone
square from Seventh street Cars
Open on THURSDAY NIGHT. Februar, ID 1as,
(TABLEAUX EACH NIGHT
Season Tickets. 81. Entrance at door, 20 cents
Children, half price. ~ "'A''
The Tableaux have been gotten up with great
taste and care, and at great expense, and promise
to be most interesting and success sful Thew will
number some As or 50 during the Fair feb l-2w
n%WATER RENTS
US WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
City Hall, January IA, 1855
Al occupants Of premises where the hqusduct
Matef Is taken will please take notice-That the
Water R9nt for the year ending January Ist lsss
ls nov due t. the Corporation Of Washin ton and
Psyabe At this office If not psid prior to the 18th
DAY or February the water will be shut off at the
earnest practicable day thereafter. without fur :.
ther police and not re sored until full PAYMENT Of
rent ST have been made, and two dollars ex-
RANDOLPH coYLE,
ia 10 uIm Water Registrar.
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The COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
isting under the pame and firm of Streeter r.
Clarke is this day dissolved. The name of he frm
may BE- used by either party in Sc Ting the ac-
counts O. the hrm. T. Z sTRkETER
u,:. W. ii. CLARKE.
Whstin gtoD, d. c., Feb. lat. 1865 feb I5,lw*
aEse4 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, dsH+z
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WASHINGTON ORPHAN AsYLUM.-Our
readers generally will be gratified to- learn that
W. W. CorcoTan, Esq, has given beautiful
piece OF land, consisting of about an acre and
half, and eligiply situated in the northern
section Of Washington, es site for new
Protest ant orphan asy lum, ana it has been de-
termihed to erect thereon spacious edifcer on
plan which will ensure greater comfort to
the present inmates, and be competent for she
reception of many others.
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Row IN A EAaRR BEER SALOoy-Yester-
day afternoon, John Wilson and Georgs Forth
got into frolic at B5er's Lsger Beer Saloon,
when the latter seized an air gym nd chased
Wilson through the house, bat the after get
ting tired Of running stopped And attacked
Forth. Ofticer SpragCs arresta t.em and
they each fiaed S5.J5 by JHsR zee JUL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-13

sgain has been arranged, for thAt day.
but this is . mistake, as any newspapeg
Of that date win show. The Fort was
surrendered on Saturday, April 18th,
1861. 1t is singular that such con-
founding of dates should be so wide
spread. The Governors of half dozen
of the States have appointed Friday,
April l4th, as a day of Thanksgiving,
styling it the anniversary of the fall Of
Fort Sumter, and the day when the old
flag would be raised over the ruins by
the same hands that were, exactly four
years ago, compelled to haul it down
True, it makes no important difference
whether the flag be raised upon Fort
Sumter on the 18th or 18th of April, or
any other day Of any other month, but
as there is disposition to make our war
end like romance or q drama in four
acts, at the conclusion OF which poetical
Justice and retribution are melted out all
around and everything is dovetailed into
complete fitness, it is pity that our au-
thorities have forgotten the day when
Fort Sumter fell. ... 81.
The blunder is all the more unfOrtu-
nate when it is remembered that to-mor-
row, the l4th, is Good Friday" very
inappropriate time for festivities and re-
iOicinp
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Circumstance .l,er Gases.

Mr.. COwLEs, editor Of the Cleveland
Leader was arrested by the military au-
thorities last Saturday for publishing
the proceedings of the MASH court mar
tial," now in session in that city. He
was released after examination The
Leader says:
THE order for the violation of which
tho editor of the Leader was arrested, had
never been publicly announced, officially
or otherwise, by the Court, until Satur-
day morning, after the last report of the
court martial had appeared. This arrest,
for violating an order which had never
been made public, was an outrage upon
the rights Of citizen, as we'll as upon
the liberty of the press"
Scores of Democratic editors have been
arrested without having violated any
"ordsr" issued either before or after their
arrest, andimprisoned for months with
out trial or examination of any kind,
and yet the editor Of the Leader thought
it ell right and no outrage upon the
rights of citizen, or upon the liberty of
the press" How indignant these aboli.
ton editors become when they are com.
PEELED to taste angle drop from the
poisoned chalice which they are contin-
ally oprcssing to their neighbors lips!
Howythey writhe when they are gently
pricked by the bayonet with which they
are striving to thrust their opponents
through. 80 q y j. Z Y
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Town Lots for Sale. 6

TOWN LOTS ON zANR,s ISLAND,
i IN Zane's addition to the city of Wheeling,
numbered as follows 10. n, 7s. 70, a. 81, 81
%. li2, lla, l2s, i2a IA ias. ls3 lt3. 49,.
wheeling numbered a. follows. and s. Y j. 1
8 Town; Lot in 81 j. r. Bakers addition 10
city Of wheeling, No. 9 in sqnafe IS ~
Town Lots In j. &J r. Bakers addition No 9
to city Of Wheeling numbered 10 fbllows:g g. IN
square 8; !, s. 4, s 6 and !, tn square 4 !. q 8,
ST, and 9, in square
Inquire Of JAMES 7. BAKER
apl2.mayl 50 Main street.
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P E T r OLEUM NJ.
- g. Ht1
J. G. MORRIS, ~
NO WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK.

nFFERs FOR SALE I'm LOTS TO
~ SUIT purchasers, all the REGULAR
DIVIDEND PAYING PETROLEUM. OIL,
STOCKS; some paying from -FOUR 70 FIVE
PER CENT monthly, ON par valne Of FIVE and
FIRSTCLASS MEN OF THIS CITY. la
Parties desiring daily quotations. AZ Stocks. or
information in relation to them, can hare same
furnished upon application. -,
attended %. Remittances, or satisfactory ref
erences IN al cases 20 accompany order
Sales made at New York PEIk0EEUM
STOCK EXCHANGE,p or at pgivate saie
3 Refers, by permission. 90 the following we'll
known Houses Of this city .1e,, l.ys
Nessrs Harbecks 4 Co Josiah Macy 8 Cons
oaiwey, Csssdo & Teller George Milne
b. G. Norris President Columbian Ina Co -
Csldgsa s Morris t'ueessa'r' 70 Brewer
6. ". puer. Cashier Bank Of View York Sses
jauT-3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-13
rhe Fer, s.nser Anniversary.

This day, April 18th, is the anniversary
Of the captrre Of Fort Sumter by the
rebels. The impression has very gener-
ally been entertained that Fort Sumter
was taken on the nth, and the ceremony
of raising the old flag upon the Fort
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-13

ternment at washipE ton for the st f5ur
yeaks. A conventi0n of the UMtarians
ofiNew England was reeently held N
New York, over which Governor An
drew presided. We may justly and fair
" conclude that it represented large
majority of the people Of Massachusetts
In it two ideas or notions were premi-
nent above all others. And whatdo you
think, gentle reader, they were-I blush
ito answer-they were no less than this !:
Exceeding Joy that Boston Unitarianism
had place and name in New York, and
secondly, that these worthy Unitarian
Saints had agood hope that all New York
would in few short days be as Boston
was, namely the place where the fOun-
dation principles of nationality and gov
eminent are openly scorned and repudi-
ated, and the God that made US, unblush.
ingly blasphemed and denied ..f1.
see bnt little hope unless it is in the
President himself, and his Generals
What he and they may do will not
even guess, but hope for the best.
f A LooKERoN. P
I'm the convention of New England Unitari
ans, TO wnlcn auusl0n mas peen maue 0oVeInor
Andrew sung John Browns soul Is marching
on, in heaven and on earth" and was greatly ap-
plauded. Yet all men know that John Brown
Committed murder, and one or more members
of the same convention proposed that our Blessed
Redeemer should be called Mr. Christ not the
Lord Jesus Christ 'E..i 30 :, .."
The Postmaster at Wheeling and editor Of the
Iateligencer, in his paper, only few days ago,
in the most contemptu0us terms, spit upon the
Jeffersonian principles of estate Riglts "and de.
clared that it was part of the duty Of the present
Government of the United States to see to it,
that these State Right principles were thorough
" rooted out and the States reduced to mere mu.
American citizens who never have been in rebel
lion against any Government, swear that they
never will resist the Government, thus most eff
fectually denying the right ofrevolution, nomat-
ter how bad or tyrannical the conduct OF the
Government may be. .,,i ..g e.. So