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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10
TIE MERRY DANCE GOES oN.-While

TIE MERRY DANCE GOES oN.-While
the armies of the Union are bravery
struggling against desperate enemy
and suffering the rigors of the wintry eie-
mcnts. while the rattle of musketry ana
III. roar of cannon are heard almost at
the doors of the Federal Capital, mingled
with the groans and shrieks of the vic
TINS of terrible war, We read of the lux
,rious entertainments that are of almost
nightly occurrence at Washington among
the Abolition magnates OF the land
From among others we select the follow
ing description, taken from the Washing
ton noners. of the late matinee of Mrs.
Senator Sprague. After reading it let
tbc soldiers and people consider whether
the maintenance of such royal ostcnta-
ton and expense is in keeping with re-
publican simplicity or the dark aspect
of fbc times. Let them also consider
whose sacrifices, whose toll, and whose
means 20 to keep mp such unseemly carni-
walls. Isitnot the peoples money, wrnng
from them in taxes, and squandered on
sneculators aud favorites, that is thus
lavishly poured out at tho shrine OF fool
ish and unblushing pleasure. But, read;
"The elegant mansion OF the Senator
was decorated us became his great
wealth. and as became the accomplish
ments and graces of his beautiful wife.
The air throughout the different apart
ments of the ediice was redolent with
the perfumes of a thousand flowers, and
music lent its enchantment to the whole,
causing the hours tOpass but too quickly
bv. A dancing hall, expressly erected,
was fitted up in the grounds adjoining
fine house. which resembled more the
abode of fairies, as we are told of them,
than place for common mortals to
dance. For the inner man, each and
every dclicacy that could tempt the taste
was prolusrly offered. The residence of
the Senator, spacious as it is, was not too
extended in its proportions on the occa-
sion mentioned, to be filed with the
Good, the distinguished, the accomplish
ed. aud the beauty and fashion of the
metropolis, and of very many OF the
States of this Union. The Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of the United
States-fathero Mrs Sprague-members
of both Houses of Congress, Governors,
ey-Governors, Cabinet Ministers, Foreign
Ministers, and other dignitaries and their
wives and daughters, were among the
delighted thrOng.
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INCIDENT OF THE WAR.-A correspond
ent on his way from Wilmington writes:
"An incident illustrating the popularity
of our struggle occurred on the march
Yesterday. Passing house by the road
side, a corporal of one of the regiments
asked permission to enter it, alleging as
the reason for his request thatit was the
residence of his parents and the home
of his youth. His request was granted.
He entered the house, and was soon
clasped in the arms of his overjoyed
mother. John said she, your brother
was here yesterday; he stopped as the
Cenfederates marched past here That
mother has a son in each army"
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TIE ENTENTE CoRDIALE.-The Con-
federates and the French on the Rio
Grande are having quite friendly time
together. General MEJIA, the Franco
Mexican commander, and Gen. SLAUGHT-
Err of the rebel forces have been hobnob-
bling at dinner parties, saluting each 9th
er's flag, and have established the most
cordial relationship. SLAUGHTER visits
MEJIA in Matamoras, and MEJA returns
the compliment by calling on SLAUGHT-
Err in Brownsville, Much powder is
wasted ON both sides, and compliments
fly abont The United States is nowhere.
MEJIA assures SLAUGHTER that his mas
ter, MAXnIufAN, will shortly recognise
the Confederacy, and everything will be
lovely.
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A Free PPess.

z We are sorry. says the Day ton Empire,
we did not know what free press was
until it no longer has an existence. 1t
is. orlrather was, (as will 10 seen by the
following luminous paragraph from the
Cincinnati TimCs) shield, a sunshine, a
buttress. aflag-stas. key stone aud bell
tower We ceutess that itlwas fearful
lv and wonderfully made
A free press is the foundation of all
freedom II is the source and resource of
popular thought tits the shield and
sunshine of true liberty, hingingo off the
poisoned arrows Of despotism, and max
ing warm aud elastic with life, health
and yigor the political currents of the
community. IL is the buttress and flag
staff-ths very keystone and bell tower
of free fabric r-.a. ---5 81
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A LITERARY lady of high standing in
Philadelphia, who is the author of sew
eral books and much moral poetry, was
last week detected in stealing parasol
from the Presidents house. In consider
alton of her "high standing in Philadel-
phia," she was released on yielding up
the prog" There must be something
wrong with the atmosphere Of Washing
ton and the Presidential mansion. A
single visit seems to develop pllierlngg
proclivities, and actual residence brings
on an incurable attack of chronic rascal
;tv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10

JouNVAN BUREN, in his speech at the
celebration in New York on Monday Gu
logised General SHERMAN very highly
and contcpdcd that in Justice to him his
successes should he credited to him, and
not to General GRANT, because, accord
iug to Mr. VAN buren,, it is impossible
for anybody but SHERMAN to direct a
canpaign the aspect of which is con-
stantly changing. Only it is so early III
the day, we presume prince" John
would have wound up by respectfully
nominating General SHERMAN for next
President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-10

SENATOR WILSON has succeeded IN Sc
curing the consent Of the Senate to the
proposition that hereafter no intoXica-
TING drinks Will h8 admitted within the
chamber. The quantity carried by the
senators individually, internally, is not
declared to be contrahand Even our
new and hilarious Nice-Prcsidont was
satisfied with Mr. WILSON'S motion.
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and sixteen states and territories whose
collections are less than one million of
dollars
The expenses Cor assessing and collect
inc this amount, including salaries, COM
missions. rent, stationery, printing, etc,
were s5.52-.Sel 90, fraction nver four
per cent.
Tho larg, return II New York--more
than equal t" all New Engl9nd-and
the comparatively small return of Penn
sylvania aIuI Indiana (the latter less than
one half thcTcturu for Illinois are par
ticularly.
The figure for 1884 will. OF course,
show very large increase. probably one
third over 1863
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Commissioners Sale


OF Valuable Real Estate near Moundseille,
Marshall County, Vest VTginia.
DIV VIRTUE OF A deer Il
ID PRONOUNCED by the Circuit Court for
Ohio county, on the 18th day Of May 1862,
in cause therein then pending, wherein Rich.
ard NJ Messick was complainant and Charles WI
Russell was defendant, will
o Monday, the 10Th day Of 4pril merit,
at two o'clock P. NJ, proceed, at the front door
of the Court House in Marshall county, to sell
at public auction the following described parcel
of lands, to-wit: Beginning at q stump in Lewis
D. Purdy's line corner to Fletcher Hanna, thence
with.saidsPurdys line south 1912, west 81 400
poles to post at the public road, thence with
said road north 1919. west IA Clio poles to
stake, thence north 333o, west Al 2l0 poles 10 a
stake in said Hapna's line, thence with that line
southIss.o, east 81 2-10 poles to hickory, thence
south 1872 east 40 lilo poles to the beginning;
containing eleven acres three roods and ten
poles. This is the same property described In
deed from Richard NJ Messick and wife to
Charles w. Russell now on record in the office
of the Recorder for Marshall county, in Deed
Book no 10, page pos. The title is believed to
be unimpeachable
TERMS: The sale will bs made on credit of
six twelve and eighteen months equal install
ments, with interest from day Of ksale, the pur
chaser giving bond and good security and a lien
will also be retained on said land until the pur-
chase money is paid. N. RICHARDSON,
marl0-d&w3Od Commissioner
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The FIRST NEGRO OFFICER.-Martin
r. Delaney, full blooded negro, has re-
ceived commission as Major in the Uni
ted States eolored volunteer service, and
has been ordered to report to Gen. Sax
ton, at Hilton Head, for assignment to
duty. This is the first instance of ne
gro receiving a commission as field Off
Ger except as surgeon.
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CTATE OF West yIRGINIA-AT

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA-AT
y RULES held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of Barbour county, on the first Mon
day i'll March, 1868.
Perchey B. Campbell) Tresspass on tho case in
vs.. trover aud convention
Granville COrlin.
The object of this suit is to obtain II Judgment
against the defendant IN favor of tho plaintiff
for six hundred dollars with legal interest there.
on from the -. day of ............ until paid.
And it appearing by affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant, Granville Corlin, is non
resident of this State it is therefore ordered that
he do appear here within one month after due
publication of this order and do what is necessa.
nv to protect his interest in this suit.
- LEWIS WILSON, ID. +.
March g. 1855 Smith Ice, Attorneys
marls-dlt&w3t
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The Senate yesterday passed the House
bill repeating the law prohibiting per-
sons having visible admixture of Afri.
can blood from voting. 1t is a measure
of the Administration party, and was
passed by the votes of Administration
members. In the face Of this action, can
you doubt that it is the determination
of the Administration party to give to
negroes the privilege of voting!-Ohio
Statesman.
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rTATE WEST VIRGINIA-AT

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA-AT
- RULES held in the Clerks effce of the Cir.
cult Court of Barbour county on the first Mon
day in March 1865.
Henry Hovatter who sues for
the use of Christopher c.
no>"''' va In assumpsit.
Daniel Wilson and Lair ID.
Moral
The object of this suit is to obtain judgment
against the defendants in favor of the plaintiff
for two hundred dollars, with legal interest
thereon from the -. day of ........:... until
paid. And it appearing by affidavit filed in this
cause that one of the defendants, Lair d. Nor
rail-, is a non resident of this State it is there
fore ordered that he do appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and
do what is necessary to protect his interest in
this suit. LEWIS WILSON, d. o.
March G, 1865. Smith & Ice, Pitts Att'ys
mar10.dlt&w 3t
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TheSuternnl Rsvennc.

The internal revenue report of 1858 has
lust been published, from which we CLEAN
some Interesting aud suggestive stats
ties. The states which paid the largest
amounts were i'm the following order:
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FOR SALE Ann
Sprigg House, &c =
Auction. ''
DURsUANT tn


Il MADE by the ca nR
~, on the 18th day of m ,H1 v,oOr I'd
in ehancery pending thar aet 49,.
nall, junior, George A ~ ~ O+ts-
compliments, and DanisI aasd b.J
western Bank Of Virgin;' T. L,
ants, we viii at the from JoaAd s.S|
of Ohio county, ~A
On Nesday, DE 2Sa d..
in tho year eighteen bp,a y
commencing at II o'clocL t', n.d a.
at public auction, the lots n ~. N ~
seven in square Numbered Sa'.ss, n
Wheeling, and those uart, we i
four and eight in the am 'ee u
will Of Zachariah Sprigg NJ Oi', ;,
Sprieg and Zachariah Jaen f's asyi-,
poses set fortE in said will heVs
of said lots seven and eihbi ,eiorl'a,
sever.lty 90 the heirs of NJ
ceased, and those parts of ssi5,'e /.
which We're sold 10 Georri| Iss,'
cob Landfried, a. in said a.. Soei,,
LARRY specified; the real cststn" ~,
virtue of the said decree bsic, - Z }.
ofwhich now stands the hotels,SSe "
HOUSE, fronting on the wh,-Si u
Wheeling. I'D Il !
Terms of Sale: The purSha..,.
than one third of the purcbaSe n
but 10 have the option of mn !. .
greater portion or the wbols GIs 81
due, ii there be any. 10 be Maid M
ments ofprincipal in eight SjS,E "
four month, with interest ON ~ Z
from the day of sale; the deferr,'IS'
be secured by bonds with sati,S,.. ,
and the title to be retained 4, -
until payment in full S-BP,s
,,,o,,, DAME
luusf'tu g..
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PUBLIC SALE

WILL ~ AEOSk 10 ppI
i SALE on Tuesday April IN Il i
a Court day, Mt my residence ado,
vile, Marshall Co, West Vhsiua
Household and Kitchen Fumitar
Farming Utensils. The stock cos,s
superior Mule Jacks both purch..
tucky, each AZ hands high. ote .t5y
years old this coming spring and
years old next October. also el,
Horses. two year old Marc Colt
ling Mule; 9 line Mich Cove and q l.sI
Terms of Sale: All sans Of I! AL
cash; for all sums over So, sD B.a
will be given-the purchaser 10 eIoll.
with good security bearing inteUgta
sale. ....l.
also have for private sale ab0ut :!
valuable land. in two tracts Of 81 lgs
Both are adjoining the town OF Molt.1
within 10 ! mile from Baltimore an ,
road depot, one tract lying iinpodas
Ohio river These lands are all suits
ricultural, gardening and yintagr P,- I
will he sold an tracts 10 suit putchav
Also, about 20 vacl town !0', I
monty located In different parts Gi !
TO ElizahethtowD, which Joins sr
Moundsville X NM
ii absent from homo, inqnlr n y
ham Esq. ..... u7.lI
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINlA-AT
= RULES held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of Barbour county on tho first Non
day in March, 1865.
Daniel Capito
VS.. In asSump5lt;
William W. Daniels.
The object of this suit is to obtain Judgment
against the defendant in favor Of the plaintiff
for the sum of one hundred dollars, with legal
interest thereon, from the .... day of $3.50.
until paid And it appearing by aftdavits filed
in this cause that the defendant, William w.
Daniels is not resident ofthis State, is there.
fore ordered that he do appear here within one
month after due publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect his interest in this
suit. LEWIS WILSON, u. Z.
March G. 1865 Smith & Ice, Attorneys
marlO-dlt&w3t
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
CONDENsED TABULAR STATE

" MENT of the Board of Health OF the Clty OF
Wheeling for the month Of February le65,
persons and the diseases of which they died,
viz
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NEWARK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. JUNE g. 1865.
way to her relations In Georgia. aud Mrs. Clay to her
once happy home in Huntsville. Alabama.

way TO her relations In Georgia. aud Mrs Clay TO her
once happy home in Huntsville. Alabama.
Rebel officers in Rebel uniform are seen walking the
streets here Two of them were arrested by negro
guard and.put in limbo but were liberated by higher
orders. v
Col Gnrney has been breveted brigadier-eeneral.
Col Hallowc Of the Fifty fourth Massachusetts, is In
town.
Your printer cansed me to say that ex-Gov. Aiken
bad Zoo slaves. II ought to have read 700 IL has
been said that he is in favor OF gradual emancipation
read his will and lie did not leave one OF them Free
Secretaries Stanton We,les and Deunlson were here
on Monday, ard spent a day with Rear Admiral
Dahlgren.
wish to direct your special attention TO the article
RON The Pheni1 1.-THE Case Decided for u.s." South
Carolina throws up the sponge monrnnly. Tas Paf"'
is edited by Mr.. Wm. Gll.nore Simms. BERWICK
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JIOyemerf. O. Ocean steamers.
Latest ship News.

I'll
r. : steamer 7on0na Lsut.Coni. Thee Scot; tee'cwa'
pom flyal 10, inst - :, -,
Bar4 Heny Wool-y toi; Env-rselihns. scotland fHs''
Mstauzss y dsys. WIN sns'r 10 charles LuigsS To-
Bark Annie NJ Palmer scohelt AleSsndsi' days oats o
B,rk Golden Fleece ,Br). Rhodes, Annoy, F. r. !, dsys
Bis Anna - jordan, q hass,al Parker Rereaos days.
with sry-r 20 4. D. Erookpla s Co
cider is bound Montevie, put into this port Tor wite
Bg Jam.. Murchn cot It. John, ~ 3D. Cole Li1gan ~
hi Iaaia tof Lvepool vans Rio Janeiro a. day. with
coil, e order. Csns mere for orders .
Big Aurae (of Ptsgienceh Clark New Orleans u Gays
Biz ks,ahdn tof Rsngor saunders sasua |? DAYS VIII
sns,r and mo.s.,. 10 T. ~ Stafford 81 oil the Cspes 81
Delaware passed large Quantity OF pin" boards not long IN
The water. 4.
schr sarah Mna Unde'hil BaIacOa s days, dui'' a''
90 !. 4 i. Prarssll.
schr a. y. Dci.cu. Thompson. NiTsniia, wood.
SEM Joseph Franklin. Hawkins Nrsinia wood
Schr Ride, Calm Marylsnd corn.
schr. =. Niekrrcn, Henderson, washington IN oas- g..
Sclr Albion -, Bangor lumber, TO John Boynton' seu
lCo " ~.
Schr Cen Meade, Din,m,re, Lubce, aths and h'h 10"
Boynton's son Go. , =, yh,
Sclr Taarer, Rich fremont. in ballast
Scir pleliS -, Ssco. heading
schr :. J. Hoyt Cruner. Baltimore, cos
schr Hattie Leon. " arner. Virgins, wood
ss W M,r a. Ma ls6s sb' sgowS.r VIZ a wood
schr Moonlight, rutnill Washington ia ballast
BELOW
Shin Lizzie Hcrn,ns Dawson. Lyerpool Apr.
ship John II. Rvcr-on Patterson. Liverpool Apfh -
shie Jacob A. stslulsr, Anderson, Hasre Avn. ~
Steamer Dudey Buck.
Eafk-hate stamler -. i. L.
Sc6ooners-ilsury Hobart J. hickman, j. w. hms.
SPOKEN. Il
Wishing .cLl. Antarctic. Of New PEo'iitnce' e'uhAA
..fi- int la q, Y Ion. al
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fr, edmen h. powers shond be vol defined. aad suil
Client forces aud authority be given him to attcnA {,
these people. A. II il. VERY stuols SUFFERING l.
caused to tie freedmen by this conflict of authorities
The friends OF the blacks could DO 10 greater service
than have this Jurisdiction defined. care not who
in power here II he be friend OF the reedn IN and NOT
On enemy Of the poor whites but it Is very necessary
that neither eas should suffer by reason OF this military
middle In the second place. il Is the fault Of our owl
Government If pIo.>lavery kept in power here
and especially the fault OF ne iiends Of the freedmen
they leave a stone iurned 10 them. II IA idle .,
educate the blacks II they are not % be tnrnnchIsed
and il s worse tau idle 10 submit to the Iue Of tic
enemies when their friends have influence in Wash
inston.
Lieut. Breck has just come IN with Gov. Ma
graih. lie was arres eel at Columbus quietly. lie is
tail lord faced rather sonsnsl.lookiug man. lie i
hated by the so.calied white Unions.s. Dhet and h,
are regarded as the authors Of tho war lie dill mucl
70 excite and incc the people the beginning OF h
Rebellion nv taking of his robe ahd coming down fIou
the Bench in open court and declaring the Union dis
solved He was then United States District Judge
His late slaves describe him hard taskmaster IL,
has the reputation OF being ihe to throw himself ont
side Of as much whisky in as short space Of time a
any other distinguished inan in this State.
How are the mighty fallen, Not four years sgo l.,
declared that be- had rather blow bis brains than b,
taken by the Yankees, and 10 he Is brought steer
to the slaughter aithou. a struggle
His house in Charleston assigned asa Teachers
Home and is now occupied by Yankee school maam'
and school masters who there Ia teach the coore,
children by the way he tells ono personal lie IN hi
vaediotory proclamation which deserves 20 DO noted
He says. ITO have succeeded IN these"-i {. In ad
yancing the interests Of the would have seemed
TO INT reward hs richest aud oaiy uher1aaes which
could bar, l,, 10 my clildrsn."
! Not 1.-THE only" Governor; for I spend my leisure
hours in the Public school, and hayea class Of co!oe,
children-ons Of them your son. Could yon not ba,,
left him freedom and an educations BERWICK
CHARLESTON May 81. 1869
Mrs Jefferson Davis and children. and Mrs. Clemen
&. Clay arrived 10 this port Che WIN. r. Clyde OF
Sunday last. Tho vessel hy In the stream and n,
passes we're given to visitors AIs. DAvs y on Isl
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Traxelers, Gu,ds.


70 Albany, by Hudson K: r. from @th =. De,o..
u and III. 4. m. anu 3:io, G ind ~ .. n. Sun
day train I. ON 30tA 81 p. m. City cas- run D.
tween Chambers AID 3,ih it, ta.lons. -, ID
~. II y ~,
To landing a. r 'cp1I psce. on 1870 Ire
Hrd Siturdsys from foot Of Desbrossos t. a. IN,
isnd.rg al ILfctl-s.. ;''..,.'. H.
To Baltimore, by the NewJ jersey Il. T., loot ?,
,,iIigt. 40
T. lotion, BY New LONDON Iias, Pier, 50 y; T..
NorU ich Line. Pie % = r.. Nept1ne Lno, Pler
in R., caJ @ionington line, P!ar 10 y. Really
go ai5n sI ss sesi.vcn IL H. va spise
2-,, ed lihsr ~, Jani p n.
70 B ii,, 5y Sew.I.vsn Il r. i..a.,t md ga
10 D'Sasps, us $3.50 ?.
West hy rrie Roroad, foot a. Gil fnoers ~ r
sna 10 a. a and t. ,ac az. i;e. stem
RR via Erie Railway toot Of ch4mbo,s t.: coz
nectns with Railroads for ell Prlncra ciiiesn
ia, West, M eni.
YerharE l,lip Farmin. dale, Long Island, BY h.
l. aAl 1aI, from Jsm.s--lip and loot oi ,Aio.s'"
To r. hudson c.i.. nd B.i.io By es; Bridge
port Tuesday, I'll ,ay AID Saturday, hon haf-
I9g .,5 N9gn ssG i c BY a.r iy
eer Monday. Wedre'asy and tri-Sy foot 81
Ilarsi.ous Eorh River.. L
70 Newbnrf, Poushkcelse, Rom dout ana hhes,
ton lautng Ct Cosgen's Dock Wet Point end
OF 'f De 1ros,ys, 4 81 Il,
r. New Haven Iiu;forl and Spin sneld-steari'
e. el,e Peek slip at = sad ....:.......... II ?
! 10 Nev..fiaven, by 'he New.lisver RI, Zltlst
AID ~ av., IT, ill a NJ. ~; S:a,, n sad NJ
To tie West. by fennsy,ys lis Central Railroad
forr loot orc ,ur,i md e. VIA phiiade'Dhia, s.fa.
ard =. NJ Sunday tain ..........,........' r n.
! T. the West, oy y lraI Railroad D. Ne"'Jsfs'y,
via sleutowf, from pier y. K. o. H. I. IA =.
and 90 p. IA. Sunday :rai1... y u
To Phialel piiaby steamer Jes-e sioy Illy sun
csv- exccp ,slj from Dot OF Nalst brooklyn.
g. meeting a. Pot Ncnnonth with Trans Tor
Phi affirha. -
l. PLisde nhia. by New.Jesey Railroad ioot o.
tour. and,-st., T. 10 and ~ L. M, Y NJ, ans D D.
III. aud h midnight. rnd,y.................. p II
80 FALadcl2hs Per Railway iad Steamboat tSsn-
dsys exec pted) via lliaen end Ainboy Rom 1908
u Barclay t., 6s. EApiess................. T. n
~ Prov .deDce by Neptune Steamship Coz Ll.e.
day from rier O. foot o. l6ins0n-st V r., At T. II
70 Rod BANK and Ions Branch ny steamer Easle. .
daily from pier foot o. Nur.y.st, a.......... ). p d
To Washington. by New.yersey X. H. foot Of
,oiIa.rnt- sauS. ........1........... o n
&, s,;.s- if9ris,i3n n read 20 faroad TINE Takes
see al,e.t.s. Ineuta IL another rat u tAispile.'
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Evening Exchange-JuSR S.
Phiiadcyuhin Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5-Beef Cattle, 10. higher,
sales OF 80 head at 10000. Sheep UNCHANGED sale,
of 200 at &c. Hogs dull; sales Of 100 at sli asa
y 10 u net.
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Ares. of n Canadian Murderer.

KIsGsroE c. W., Monday June s. 1865.
Stanislaus Barreal, who committed the
douhle murder at Laprarie few days sinee, was
arrested here last right disguised preacher He
las made fun confession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-06
Charter Election.

NcRwIcI. Com, Monday, June 8, 1863.
A. the city election too :, the Cnlon TICKET
was chosen without opposition.