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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
THH FOLLOWING SPLENDID Ll,r Op
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and
Pencils, DC, worth S5OO,O 900. i

% BIZ SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH vgItLort
regard TO TA'uo, and not 10 be paid rntii yor
SuoE what you will receive 'N
100 Gold Hunting CasOs Yatches.,,.. e,nb SlOn M
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Mercury or Nauseous Drug
DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges In
the United States, and the greater part Of whose life
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that were ever known;
many troubled with ringing in the head aud carr
wiien asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed al
sudden sounds, baShfulness, with frequent blushng
attended sometime with arrangement Of mind, were
cufed immediately.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06

j thS Variety Store Of ''''i :
iA1S D. NIcOLL BRO.
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because che ia beautiful IN spite of IT, not
because Of it. Nov and then you see a
saucy face to which this bizarre arrangs-
ment lends piquant grace but generally
these who most affect it are made to look
as if they had the ricketts, or bydrocephslus
in childhood. Mrs. Sprague showed her
good taste the other night when she car
ried her hair plainly back in simple coil.
Rata and mice look i'll at ease around a
pensive face.
Every mantuamaker and milliner ought
to be an artist; and see no reason why
their vocation, upon which is hinged SO,
much of the romance and poetry of life,
may not be dignified and etherialized, by
u streak of genius, into an elegant accom-.
plishment- believe in dress. want
the guests at my parties to come in taste
fQl attire. Thisthoory about economical
plainness and woman's extravaganza is
all nonsense. The very men who preach
it are the ones who rave about the beau-
tiful Laura Matilda, radiant in LEM
mon -colored MORE antique, with a sweet
point berthe, "only five hundred dollars"
Well poised women never 20 beyond
their means, and your foolish woman's
excess in this line is only tolerably
moral eifervescence of her folly. The
beauty Of consistency, of course, enters
largely into the beauty of attire. want
my poor cousins to illustrate the genteel-
ly fitting calico theory; my middling
circumstanced ones to make up their soft
tinted silks with reasonable economy of
time and trimming; but my wealthy cu!-
tured neighbOrs must pay me the compi-
ment of setting off their charms by beau
tiful garments, which cannot be gotten
without cost My tea party is to me a
lively bouquet, and | do not like to have
it duly tinted and i'll arranged. AS for
these coal oil women, government stock
women, / would deliver them without
mercy into the hands of hungry needle
women. They serve double purpose of
charity institutions and travelling show
boxes.
l don't want my guests to wear Grape
and carleton at forty, low necks when
they are lean, nor too little neck when
they are plump. l expect them all to
please me by the taste and elegance, only
afew by the genius, of their attire. Any
modiste will tell you what shades
you are too fair or brown to wear. But
the graceful linking of your age and your
character with your costume, the making
the cheap things that you wear a part
of yourself, go that your trailing drapery
shall be instinct with your own life, the
tritie you drop precious keeps axe to a
friend, is the beautiful and mysterious
power ola refined and cultured woman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-06
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, va.

John Reid, T. P. ShallcroOs, Geo. e. Wheat,
SEQ. Meud6l, John Zeockler, Sam. Mcclellan,
q. W.FrAnzhetm, Jas. N. Vance, Alex. Laughlin.
WIS COMPANY having been duly organized, are
u all kinds, merchandise, manufacturing sstabIish-
nehts, furniture, steamboats, and cargoes on the
persons for term of years. This Company offer1
hyperion Inducements to farmers, whereby they can
5e Insured for three years at reduced rates Thsbe-
ing home institution, composed Of some ninety -four
'toekholderS, most of whom are among our best bu
dEess men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
liberation Of the insurng public, and Holieits their
patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly at
tended to by the Secretary.
Ofhce, No. Mcclure House, being the aaIne for.
nerly occupied by Adams Express Company.
,o,,,, N. Q. ARTHUR, Secretary. 81
sAA'L MCCLELLAN, Vice-Presfdent. a-Ia
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NO. ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. odaee
No. !, Mcclure House, being the same ONCE formerly
occupied by Adams E1preSS Company. april
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SECOND edition.
0,(lI nnK ID M
4 O'CLOCK p. ID.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
FRIGHT SKIES

-
The order Of the War Department, published
in another column, reducing the expenses OF
the military establishment, indicates the yir.
tuaI termination OF the war. The end, but
month since apparently so far removed, seems
about TO be attained with the fruition OF the
most rose. colored hopes. Exlles are returning
to their desolated homes, trade is res uming Its
wonted activity, and the people of all sections
are Joining hands for the restoration Of the
brotherhood OF social life. The future is still
fraught with perplexing problems, involving
the interests Of humanity, but as diff culties
that appeared insurmountable in the past,
have melted away like the mists of morning,
60 will obstacles now before us be overcome.
Out of the ways OF uncertainty we shall con.
time to be mysteriously led, snd the garb of
peace and unity may adorn the land before
our eager hearts shall have dared to hope for
such an attainment.
The position we are assuming among nations
is proud one indeed. Four years OF war
waged with all the passion and resources of
thirty millions Of people rs concluded, with
the Government established on q foundation
such as the world has never known, and the
nation stronger than ever before in muscle,
material, and loyal spirit The historian may
draw the parallel between US and the empires
Of Europe, and portray our exalted eIey alton
among the nations of the earth but it is not
tor Us 20 indulge in dreams Of the future. The
present is too big with events, for speculation.
Tbs fires ofnational publication through which
hich we have passed must be our beacons,
and trusting in the Providence that has thus
far brought Us safely through, we can ONLY
hope and strive for the more speedy return of
trate!nal feeling and the consummation of
-1,l;yarsai peacs
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LOCAL NEWS.

zHE CASE os NOBLE ]. THoMAs.-Mcst OF
our citizens Will remember that under the
Bertet administration an individual named
Noble J. Thomas was one Of the Lieutenants
OF the AuxIiiarya Guard, and 1t will also be
remembered that be left the city 81 the com.
menceTuent CT the rebellion. Thomas, 1t ap-
pears, has been for some time a Captain aud
Assistant uartermaster in Wise's battalion,
(rebeD and is now in the city paroled
prisoner. he being one OF Lees men paroled at
BurkesyilIe Station. 1t Is charged that at the
and pointed out all Union men from this city
when they visited Alexandria, to which place
be went sooR after the rebellion commenced.
Last night, the fact OF his being in to wn with
John +. Garter, who was also a member of the
Old police, was reported to Sergeant Cronin,
and he directed his men to arrest Thomas, and
he 81 as hanled upsby officer MeElfresh. This
morning, he was escorted TO the Superiu.
tel dents office by officer Ooomes, and this af.
terDoon be had hearing before Justice Miller
Two witnesses were sworn-Messrs. W. H.
HARRISON and Geo. Hilton-both Of whom re-
side in the Sixth Ward.
Mr.. Harrisoe testified thai he and Mr. Hilton
were in tia three months service in 1861 as
members Of company 3, 9TH battalion u, q.
volunteers, (Eowitzer company a.u that they
started towards Alexandria One afternoon in
May in 8 buggy. When they reached the Viz
einia erd OF the Long Bridge witness noticed
two men in lInsey woolsey grey on hcrsebsck
Vho Tooe up &c the buggy and demanded their
surrender, AID took them to Alexandria as
prisoners. A guard OF the 4th rebel soldiers
took them toCol Terrett's headquarters, where
Thomas was called to;identify hem as Wash.
ingtonians. They had sort of military
trial separately, and were ordered to be
taken before the Mayor. AS they were bsirR
taken 10 the Mayors office, Thomas (who had
previously identified Hilton) sang out to the
crowd. 'There goes the Lincoln Guards,"
when tumult was raised, some crying s'shoot
the s-n of b-hs," and others chang them"
They were conducted to the Mayors office,
where the crowd burst in the doors and win.
dows. There Mr. Price, the Mayor, read the
eharges-Major Terrett ana Walter Lenox be-
ing present, 1.-THE latter taxing notes at the time)
During the trial before Mayor Price, Thomas
said that witness was from the easrern part of
the city, and WAS guilty Of the murder OF Boyd.
Mayor Price said that there was no charge
against them. as the State had not at that time
taken the final vote ON secession.
Mr.. Hilton (who was At one time a watch.
man at the Monument Grounds, 1t will be
remenlbered) corroborated Mr.. Harrison,s tes.
ttmcry in the main, adding that Thomas was
on the War Department steps when witness
WAS sworn 10 the three months service. at
AIexapdria Thomas charged witness with
Beng spy, and accused him of being con.
cerned in breaking the Pope's stone At the
Mou ument grounds While they were being
taken to the Mayors ONCE, some one put 8
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NEW MILITARY pnSTS

Military posts. with attachments of Infan.
try and cavalry, are being established in
Prince George, Charles and St. Mays coun.
ties, Maryland, for the purpose Of breaking
up the reasonable practices OF the inhabit.
ants, and protecting loyal men. The officers
in command OF the posts are instructed to for.
age CT. the country. Receipts will be given
.or supplies taken, and after the war, if the
holders prove themselves to have been loyal
throughout, they will receive their pay A
little military rule will prove particularly
wholesome TO that section.
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~One New York cotton broker has lost
100000 on three hunrded and fifty bales.
git turns out that Jules Gerard was not
drowned, but assassinated by his guide and
native followers.
~ Brigadier General Cheatham. who has
command OF negro troops in Kentucky and
Tennessee, has seventeen thousand under
arms and distributed at garrisoned towns
throughout the two States.
G5-The Navy Department has issued propo-
sails for raising on government account the
spnken blockade runners along our coast. -
HTke Mormons are putting up private
line OF telegraph in Utah, at a cost of 500
mile in gold.
MA magnificent sword has been gotten
up by the officers of the Third Cavalry Divi-
sion of Sherman's army for presentation to
Gen. Fitzpatrick.
IL One Of the last acts of the lamented Rich
ard Golden was to send a generous contribu-
ton TO poor, sick, distressed American sea-
man, whose pitful case had become public
through the newspapers.
R-Russia is suffering from a plethora of
food. The selling price of wheat below the
cost of it's production. In order TO buy pair
of boots peasant has to market two sacks of
flour.
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BooTH.-Tbe following commu nication ap.
pears In The New York Erenino Post
CAS- Booth was ambitious of immortalizinr
MS name, the writer proposes that his body be
buried under the pavement in front OF Ford's
JheatIt, and fiat stone OF black marble
placed over his remains. with this inscription:
Here lies the assassin"
1.-The writer Will give i've hundred dollars
towsTds the prrcbase of the building and
converting 1t into Christian temple Of wor-
ship"
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FDISONFE5 TO BE KEPT IN CONFINENES I
UNTIL FINES ARE PAID.

BY direction OF the War Department, in all
cases where fines are imposed by sentence OF
general courts. martial or military commits
sious, provision should be added to the sem
tence, that the prisoner shall bs confined until
the fine is paid, A limit may be hxeo 70 the
period Of such punishment.
In case the provision has been omitted from
the sentence that prisoner shall be confined
until the fine Is paid, special report will be
made TO the Adjutant General Of his failure to
make payment, and he will not be released
without orders from the War Department,
except ON pay raent of the fine.
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VISIT TO TIE PRESIDENT.


Colonel Ferdinand Lecomts (of the Swiss
army, at present on a military mission from
his government In this counrry,) will have
the honor to Introduce on Monday next, at 1
o'clock p. m, at the Treasury Department, q
delegation OF Swiss residents OF New York,
Philadelphia and Washington, to his Excel
lency the President,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EAFCU.
Cortinas at Work.

Nav YORK, April 29-By the steamer Tung
Shuey we have New Orleans dates to the
22d inst.
The news OF the assassination OF the Presi.
dent was received on the 10Th and spread
pail of gloom and des pondency. The city was
draped with mourning.
A report from Bagdad. Mexico. states that
CCrtinas entered Mata,r oras with a few men
Coftinas lost three prisoners. One colonel was
al erw ards shot by Gen. Mejis. An attack on
Bagdad " as expected.
The foreigners in Ma.amoras were organized
to defend the place by Meiia. Communication
between Sagdad and Matamoras had been sus-
pended.
CortiEas and Meme have 5000 men.
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SECRETARY SEWARD AND son

Yesterday Secretary Stewards injured Jaw
underwent an examination BY 8 prominent
New York dentist, pre- paratory to an opera
,or. The Secretary rode out again yesterday
afternoon, and appeared TO be much benefited
by the ride.
Mr.. Frederick Seward is cheerful and COM
Portable, and having gained his power Of
speech is able TO coyerse with his friends.
His speedy recovery is looked for.
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THE REBEL IRON CLAD STONEWALL
Vhe Navy Department has received inteili-
eerce that the rebel iron clad Storewail let
Tanerife On the I'd instant and 1t is believed
that she is now In the West Indies
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streets, Wa.hin gton, D. G.
President LineolE's Grand Funer4l March: en-,
peiI:shed with correct likeness OF .ha Departed
PIesldent. Price 10 cents
Hest, Noble Cbeftain--a very feeling song on the
death 81 President Lincoln. P-ice 80 cents
nen Sherman Marched Down 20 the Sea. Prize
AZ cents,
Tismr. Tramp. Tramp-The Prisoners Hope.
Price ~ cents
They Sleep in TIE South. Price IS cents.
GOD Night, my own Dearest Child P-ice Is
Beautiful Dreamer Price a5 cents
I've Brought Thee an Ivy Leaf Price "a ne,t,
Beautiful Day. Price 30 cents 'A'
Sleep Well Theu Sweet Angel Price g. cents
Soldiers Loved Ones. Price 50 cents
Ever my Spirit Awai ems to Thee. Price 50 cents
Mage e Observation-Disclosures Price 60
Sleep Well. Thou Sweet Ansel-Ipssruueus and
Gallant Fifth Cavalry Schottiseh Price 40 cents
can AID Others, Marches; each With excellent
likeness of each on title page
Music sent by mail upon receipt OF the price.
All new MUSIC received as soon As issued.
JOHN z. ELLIS,
500 Pensfylvsnia avenue.
near I0th ST., WAshiR ston d Q.
Soc Agency for OHICKRRING & Sons FA-
NOUS PIANOS s. d. & W. h SMITHS
AMERICAN ORGANS. ard d. aler IN ali MI
sICAL MERCHANDISE ape St
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Affairs In GeargetaMn.

FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKETING receipts
Of flour or grain to-day. Demand light No
transactions reported. Prices unchanged
PORT OF GKoRGRTowN.-Entered-
Mountain, Bramph, Vienna. Cleared-Schrs.
Washington, Fields, salisbury; Delmar Land
Vienna; Mary Jane, Cottingham, St. Mary's;
Carl Myers, do Juvenile, Langford, Seaford;
idaho, Waite, New Haven; Emma, Shorter,
Baltimore Complete, Louis, Vienna; May
Flower, Purcell, Lookout; Vandelia, White,
Deals island; Hope, Langrel, Nanticoke;
er, Faunce, st. Mary's; Mechanic, Lewis,
Ghickamuxen; brig Blacklist, Bush, Ho5oken;
steamer Baltimore, Lewis, New York
CANAL.-Afrived Thirty two boats, all
soIIdation Co., 225- Is tons; to American TO-,
S5s-1e tons; 10 Borden Co, 1919 tons; % New
Hope Co, 335 tons; to Hampshire and Bait.
Co. 321- 10 tons; Cumberland De, HOLE tons;
TO ]. q. Heiston & Co, Balls tons. Departed
The John H. Platt, with fish for Berlin; and
fourteen boats light
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" The Baltimore Sun and Clipper give
handsome credit for the Booth matter copied
from yesterdays Star: the AmericGs fails to
do so.
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THE LINCOLN TRAGKDy.-Letter from, John
Wilkes Booth, Written to his Mother on the Day of
the Assassination,-We present below a literal
copy of letter written by John Wilkes Boob
to his mother, and which was penned early on
the morning OF the memorable 18th of April
GOOD Friday.} the day when the assassination
took place. The letter is directed to "Mrs. M.
A Booth, No. . East Nineteenth street, New
York, N. w." and bears a W ashingtou, D. c.,
Post Office stamp, dated April IA 1t bears the
appearance Of having been written in con.
siderable haste, and is all contained on one
side OF half sheet OF note paper. The con-
tents we give without further comment; they
are as follows:
April ID. 2 A NJ.
Dearest Mother: know you expect letter
from me, and an sure you will hardly forgive
me. But indeed l have had nothing to write
about. Everything is dull; that is, has been
nll last night (The llumination.) Every
thing " as bright and splendid. More so in
my eyes If IL had been a display in q nobler
cause. Bat SO goes the world. Might makes
right. l or ly drop you these few lines to let
you know 1 am well, and to say 1 have not
heard from You. License brevity; am in haste.
Had one from Rose With best love to YOU ali
am your affectionate son ever, JOHN.
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TILE VISIT OF II

THE VISIT OF EDWIN BOOTH
Edwin Booth, who arrived in this city yes.
te1day, came here, it is sad, at the request of
his mother, to obtain the body OF his brother, il
y,Oss;bla,
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SALES OF SEVEN -THIRTIEs.-The sales OF
Seven-thirties by Jay Cooke Il Co.. amounted
70 81, $500 yesterday.
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MORE GOOD NEWS!
SURRENDER OF THE WHOLE OF
J0HNST0N'S ARMY.
Terms the same as accorded to Lee

OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April y, 3p.M.S
MOTOR General Dir, Nsp York.
A despatch from General Grant, dated at
Raleigh, 10 p. m, April 26, just received BY
this department, states that
"Johnson surrendered the forces In his com.
mand, embracing all from here to the Chatta-
hoochie, to Gen. Sherman, on the basis agreed
upon between Lee and myself for the Army OF
Northern Virginia"
EDWIN III. STANTON, Secretary OF War
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400 SPRING ASSORTMENT AOR
lou AT fCO
MA r X r II e RS,
No 4s5 SEVENTH STREET,
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ApORNMENTs
1h3RACIH9
PAPER HANGINGS. ..--
select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium ami
low priced Paper Fl ngs. Borders, Statues. Cen
tIe Pieces C, embracing the Largest aud Hand
soonest assortment in the District.
WINDOW SGADEs.
BUN Green, Pick. Lavender, Chocolate. Brown
and Gilt window Shades, q variety OF patterns;
Shade Fixtures, Taesels. &c.
PICTURE CORD & TASsELS.
silx and Woretad Picture Cord ana Iassels, diff
ferent sizes and co,ors. beautiful assortment.
Picture Rings. Nails. &c. .
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest assortment OF Oval Frames q the
District warranted to beg 6ed vita geld lsaf
Also, variety Of Park Wood Frames, with
r,ed stock of small sized Oval and Carte de Y.sse
Frames.
EE6RAyINGs & PAINTINGS
Few choice Engrayings and Paintings always
In store.
Orders for Paper Hanging and Window Shades
puuctua|l, attended to, and executed in .As best
manner, IN city or country.
~ Terms Cash for Goods or Labor
J. MARKRITEK,
400 4S6 SavENTB e1REEr, 400
fSO eight doors above Odd Fsllows'HAll tCU
ap s-6wf.if Washington. D. @.
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PKRseNAL.-Gereral ingalls,, Chief Quar-.
termaster Of tha Army of the Potomac, and
General Gibbons, OF the I'd corps, arrived here
this " oIEing in special boa from CITY Point
General Gibbons brought up Sc venty six rebel
battle flags, which are TO be presented to the
War DEPARTMENT.
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EOR SALB.-A first class STEAM R-
Il TUG PROPELLER, 20 inch cyl EAffzxRS
Under, built 10 1862. and in complete sse1=<6a1n
order. For furth er particulars INQUIRE of
MORGAN, RHIEEHART Il CO.,
PAL street, between 18TH and I4th.
an 27.6t Washinet0n d c.
NUR MARTYR PRECEDENT.
OUR GRIEF ANDoIR DUTY.

delivered by Rev G. Butler. pastor Of the
Ed glish Lutheran Church. Wssbin gton, ID. G.
Fer sale at all the Book Stores.
Price Is cents. ap2l-6t"
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS SOLD OFT HIS
L Lumber Yard to NATHANIEL B. FUGITT,
with whom all persons indebted to ear
pesty requested to make immed; late settle nsnt,
in order to facilitate the closing mp of the affairs
OF the old concern, JOSEPH FCGITT.
Washineton. d C., April l. 1865
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RETURNED.
Gen. Grant and Ger. Meigs have returned to
this city
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SD .5fSs af9pPas ssb
Ia Ct sss r f. Paas
."a. " MoaR1s SMITH.
0+BIBLE SOCIETY The 9Th annual bust
setiou of other business, win be held 10 the
frffss ' MAJ
O'Clock Tne pastors of the several churches OF
the city. and contributors to the funds of the So
eiety, are respectfully invited. It
TT9 TIE ARMY AND NAyY.--An elegant
New York The candidates are the Wives Of It tbs
Ions q the army and navy. Mrs. Gen Grant and
fully invited TO come forward and give shsir SDtes
Ths i!sf wiz be found Tables Ms and under
Hal. street, near 10th. spcltf
~GRAND CONCERT
vs. FEMALE 1NTrbssMfEh6e,a7E scgoots
81 r. lst' I'd and 4th Districts of Washington, D.
noNbai I'VE svsN dAEL May IN !. si is5s
cG1csst commencing ~ nsnte at quarter Of O'CLOCK
The. are Chiekerins & Sons Piano used on this
G si,s on - from the establishment Of Ms j.
AIls, 80 "a. aV. APPS 81
~ This Club is requested to r1sst sATER.
nan iC! tee purpose OF Making division OF the
c. ANDERSON. President.
W. 8. YEATMAN. sec'y arsI-st
ne RAs \. e5 Sh1h HALL.
AFair, on scale of nn.gnidcence nersr before
e. BENEFIT Of st. Aoy s Church, At s6NHA
GA II ALL, street between 9th and leth, open
every day auc evening during this and the coniinR
weeA The and hall ell gsntly decorsted-being
draRed With tas asgs Of all .asions, ana Sled with
less profunlon and yariety-alone richly deserves
visit from every person in the citYp
supper every evening. ap25-df
TEXPENDITURIs FOR THE LATE FU.
Office o. the Commits ions, Of Public Sn1l9inss.t
49, Cap'tO! OF rae q s., April "a, 1855.
All persons having bills against the Emitted
states on account Of the funeral of the late Presi
cent VII please prevent them, as soon possible,
ap2l lx Commissioner Of Public Buildings,
n@LXCKLSIOR BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
H At a meeting of this Association held on
the 9th instant, it ordered that ths books for
subscription be reopsned sntil further notice,
ap s-eoim JN0. ~ HANSON SEQ
~ NQlICl TO tax PAYERs IN TIN
US COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.-The an
der,igned. assessors of the county Of Washinston,
Callsn. Esq. clerk OF the county. corner of st
aud 18th St, on TUESDAY, April lIta. from 10 10
daily for two weeks to hear sppeales OF .he A.
". BURR,
GEORGE PLANT.
CHARLES BELT,
ap6eo5" County Assessors.