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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

EDITOR CHRoNcLE-Dear Sir: With your pernissio
wish TO say TO the readers Of your paper that viii
with full directions for making and using simple Vegs
table Palm that will edectualy remove in ten dsys
pnples Bolches, Tan. Freckles and ali Impurities si
the Skim leaving the soft clear smooth and Rear,
tiful s
will also mail free TO those having Ball Heads. -oy
Bare Faces simple directions and information tbat viii
enable them 10 start full growth of Iuxuriant Hair
"hskers; or Mouslaehe, in less than thirty days
charge Respectfully YOURS ~ '''o-'
Tfi0S. f. CHAPMAN, Chemist
March 9-3'n o3i broadway, New York
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05
\ CARD TO INVALIDS.

a CLERGYMAN, while residing in South America
asa missionary, discovered a safe, and smple
remedy for The Cure of Nervous Weakness Early De-
say. Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs and
.e Whole train Of disorders brough by banefuI and
by ilS noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
.he afflicted and unto inna,e will send he recipe for
preparing and using this medicine. in sealed e evelope
TO any one who needs It, Free of Charge
Please Heiose u post oad envelsre, addressed 10
yourself Address. JOSEPH r. INMAN,
Augf0ly-6nx ' '''''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05
WE have time and again charged j. Il

WE have time and again charged j. Il.
Charlesworth with having declared that he
was ION the side of the South and against
any Cd d--n Yankee nation" and that
"the conscriptiOn law was an unjust, uncon.
stitntional law and ought to be resisted" and
neither he nor his friends have denied it,
Should such man be elected Clerk of the
Court? f' t24H fau
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINZ.
MENT |-I

II AS given universal satisfaction during the fourteen
years mas been introduced in the United States
pam pam destroyer OF TIE world. Pain cannot be where
us hlInentl Is applied II used rs directed il oanuo,
anu mas never has failed in single instance For cold,
coughs ana influenza, il can't be beat. One 25 cent
nouIe VIII cure all the above besides being useful in
eneL} 'hhy 10! sudden accidents, such bur,s cuts
mernaliy and eau be given the Oldest d. rson or
Egoenyest 20 child Price 10 and % cents bottle Once
% Cortlahdt street. New York. Sold by ali Druryis,s
scpr2S-tni.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

Altogether, Sergeant Fouty's history of
the Fifty seventh 0. v. l. was very inter.
esting: and as its fighting record Is untsr-
nlshed, il is natural that gallant man who
lost leg under the regimental flag should
desire to. .vindc cate it from tho Infamous rem,
utatlon that the Copperheads are irving 10
fasten upon it Dayton Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05
sc. clairsviLle, Ohio, Oct. 5.

".-An communications intended for insertion In tks
paper, upon business relating the Office, should b,
addressed "Behuenl ehroaice, ST Clair,vihs, oho~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

LET every Union man IA Belmont County
be q the polls on next Tuesday, >"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05
STABLE
d. @. s. g. g. NEIsw ANGER,

A NNoUNoE TO the Public that they will furnish
"A Horses Buggies Haeks. Carriages and omnis-
apses al all hours, with OF without driycrs. ~
Enquire ~ The Nasensl Ho'sh usltlyt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-10-05

Flss Of the free hearts hope and home!
By angel hands to vaior given!
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy huos were born in heavsn.
Forever hoat that standard sheet!
Where bTeathss the foe bat falls before us,
With Freedoms soil beneath cur feet,
And Frsedern'e banner streaming o'sr us!
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
SHIPPING G NE VS..
ALMANAC roR new yoRK-rHrs DAT.
............. 81 NOON acts. :
~ nGh WATER. ...evo -


ARRIVED
Steamship America (Brem) Vessels, Bremen March u,
Southampton 18th, with mdse and 6l7 passengers 70
S &c us % % % ps ssf
ship saxonia hence for Southampton; 76h, $40 AN lat
20 So lon 70 Bremen steamship Hansa hence for South
Steamship Haze (U tsansport) Spencer Alexandria, 10
hours, In ballast, 10 Quariermaster.
roe a hours US Qyartsrmaser 18th inst or Cape
Henry, ship Albert Galatin, at anchor.
ship Emil Ham Bomann, csrthasena' spains " days
Bsri Uaion loi Arch.t Ns,. Leblanc, olacs Bay CD. Is
sris E H.rsSs isf xrsh.t Nsl CANNON Picsou, Ms Is
Schr Leach, Sherman. Portland
schr nv, Cheeseman, Providence for PhiiaAslph,a.
Schr willow Harp, Davis, Providence.
Schr FRENCH, Jones, Provdence
s1 sssr c.ss ssasr h. Ill Gssss Ploxaenss sassa'ns'
Schr 8 Brisht shaw, Provldence for Philadelphia.
Schr Forest, french. Providence
0 ioI Msnso
sr smith smith New Haven for 81 rhlIsspS
soSr wsiiss, Kelsey Sew Haven for PSii.deiphi.
schr Han. Lyons New Haven.
schr Henry May Parker, New Haven for Philadelphia.
Schr Isabella, Baker New Haven for Phlladolphia.
Schr Skphsn Hotchkss Racket, New Haven for Phnade
Schr Terry, -. New Haven for Philadelphia
schr Challenge, Horton, New Haven.
schr WIN 0lilsm Dickinson, Norwich for Philadelphia.
sshr Josephine, Ball. bridgeport.
SAILED
rrsn Ss1f AsSea Sriss virsnia crim:a, Ella samson,
John Byres: schrs Dill w Eliza Phoebe Arctic,
H Youmsn, oliver Booth, Randall. Mott Bcdel, Kate
Scranton, Rogers
lind All
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Fred Warren chinnery, Port Phip simIA Porsss,
Mos-Rosr, March l2-Arr Can Ova, Rardon, callao.
sS Sssn d voysse Wys SYok ess.
M4.s1 fee as-cia a Sherwood. LsfAvor. csdi.s
Xswrosr IMonl. March ie-sld Periclss, Snow, Malta;
i2!h, Geo : Haat woea6ury Cuba
orrEssIows March i4-os John L Dimmock, Hayward.
& s.ssa l.oss as1A4 Ocean Ssi: hdls.: :sI
e"sA'" 'i0 American Ports.
Maosn e. B. brig s k &
sehs ssss s Ss suS s oson & sso
sssss. ss
s.sa Ssls. sss: Mar. kd'o
2h-Arr barss Ksdar Atca Cants Bgsnos AXes;
n aris s%psSas Isnas via s.
EDGARToWN, March isNArr sohr James English. Bar
EoT%Es Hole zssss = rM-Ar :s.m., Rhode
'fn1s a. AO'i s.son
a re; NsSn Hey and Louis spsns
fSaa:pss
zd-AT steamer bsIoIay, sampson Boston for savan-
H%.a G%n.
ns'
amore for do Augns.a Getche Newcastle Del for Rock
sS M ,ss ssrs P.ie So pssaspsl. 70, ge.sn
g. ssssa: .s' .s
sia BE sris. Jsss.s &.Isno .ssS. jane: Alder:
Ss Mountain Union s
ssT cd ss Ar Tss
BRIG s.nsss ss"
. sSons from sPs k0
Cove, washburn, from Pensacola; schr Ralph Post CID
NYork.
ss s s ss'ss Es
Philsdepha for Boston George shai.uek Hatch Bostco
sSa sS os
sswss' % Boston Ruth Kemp
Ssn;s. NV eoS,ssy % .. '',
saa
schT David Neweomb, Hickman from Wlsomieol Salem
IsfsS;s :ae E%s1aIs hisssi Fhsssf
EYork; Ben Delord Loyesnd do i5h, via.
&C. @ ssa aoS IA eau o
NlorE; I'm Mary BosTam.n, JsTdan NOrshsa
Nancy s smith @
18th ssAr copsn ross Phadegaa sI & 10Th s,s'
New Orleans John sidney southard, Fort Morgan; Ella
csssSsa isni %
A s..v .es; ss.ssss s1ssa :,
Terrell Ezabethport sloop Blackstone, Allen, NYork
Sid schrs Trenton Martin Baltmore Gilbert Green, Mes-
Chase Isis Harding; Hanne westbrook, Littejohn; Hen
Dirk Hudson Avery Thos Thorne, Doane; Or Kane Ry.
der and Ganges, Eaton, NYork Uncas, Colt do
ROCKLAND March 19-Sld schrs Empress, Piston Now
York Mt Hope spauding Delaware, Crockett and Whit
niss sAs spoTR TRaScIsoo March n-A ships Derby Lord
IL Sssis s1'es
SIPPICAN, March N-Sd schrs Splendid. Mary Row
land, and Alexander Henderson, NYork.
SALEM, March x-Cld bark Glide, Mcmillan. Zanziba1
and market.
WINTERPORT March l0-Arr schrs Red Jacket, Avery,
NYork; 10Th, Atlantic Hartman, Cardenas Sid 9th, schf
Olive HeywooG Barbour, Baltimore 18th, bark Helen An,
gier, Staples, Havana
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

The Confession OF Robert Cobb Kennedy,
the Rebel ncsndiary.. :,
FnRT LAFAYErrs, March 25-o A. NJ
Major General Dr. Headquarters Department OF the East
half past ten ocloc- visited Kennedy, taking with
Mr. Howard, Of the New York Tinsss. After some con
versaton relative 70 the matter for which he has been
sentenced, he made the following confession He 10
quested that would make OF the confession TO
his detriment In respite repreve should be
obedient servant, MARTIN BURKE,
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
CONFESSION OF ROBERT Q. KENNEDY.
Canada, where met q number Of confederates They
asked me IL was willing 70 90 on an expedition re-
Piled "Yes II 1t in service OF my country" They
nature nor did ask for any was then sent 10 New
York. where stayed some time There were eight men
in our party, Of whom fed Canada After had
been IN New York three weeks we werc told that the
object Of the expedition 70 retaate the North for
the atrocities IN the Shenandoah valley II designed
TO set Are to the city the night Of the Presidential
electon but the phosphorus was not ready and was
put OF until the 2tth Of November was stopping at
set nre TO four paces-Barnum's Museum, Loyejoy's
Hotel, Tammany Hotel, and tho New England House
The Others only started ares In the house where each
done l did We would have had thirty-tw fires
and played huge joke on the Fire Department
know that am TO be hung for setting fire 70 Barnums
Museum, but that was only joke. ! had no idea OF
doing it. had been drinking and In there with
Of the woudn set
nre 70 the wood for had tried it before, and at
time had concluded to give the whole thing up.
There no fendishness about it. After setting nre
my four places walked the streets all night and went
TO the Exchange Hotel early In the morning. We all
met there that morning and the next night Ny friend
and had there but sat in the Office nearly all
tho time reading the papers, while We were watched by
the detectives OF whom the hotel full expected
to die them and II had 1t would have been all right;
but II seems rather hard escaped to Canada, and
glad enough when crossed the bridge in safety
desired, however 70 return to my command and
started with my friend for the confederacy via Detroit
Just before entering the city he received intimaton
that the detectives. the lookout for and,
giving me signal, he jumped from the cars. didn't
notice the signal but kept on and arrested in the
depot.
wish TO say that killing anGehildren the
thing thought or We wanted to let the people OF
the North understand that there two sides this
war; and that they can't be rolling in wealth and
fort while at the South bearing all the hardships
and privations
In retaliation for Sheridans atrocities in the Shenan
doah valley desired to destroy property, not the lives
Of and children, although that would Of
have followed in Its train.
Done In the presence Of Lieutenant Colonel Martin
Burke
MARCH A-10:So p NJ n
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
Arrivals and Departures.
AnRrvATo

HAvnr AID sourHAnsros-steanship Anercs-Jona&
!'s% ,,HSs y; s,S.1s nsss,s "a
R.ah:. Soams H,ys soses wernsr Apsss.eh
sslrssss srs%s and ss% s.s D:s
Ch Fischer, Ch Poopsr, cisnens Cap, Psscoos, 4
ss%s. I"d d.rl zschsr: o.simsnn KiSs, RSdmis, 6
ssa Ms. Kahn sSe 81 IL he
HrIroS HxAp-stesmship Batc-Gen Seth Williams, U 8
sS fss csss %S:
csnty Brush Rourke Cor Lanahan Russel Lier.en.nts
Sss Saa
S ."s
dsn, Phelps pr Bodssh, R!sIsrd.on,
Masss sssuy NJ Fasss
Sinclair and dass,sr Mrs HodS capsns rC%s. Andsr
crofsand others in Ss cabin and - In The s,ssrsae
B.s.n Paris Kin: c e NE
sss:a pi S.ss% iIisf S.S%!as VI; ssss
a kfS %I
PEAS. ssa yeepSss iss Peas.
Sssa Cooper ef Ia b.sy D9sfs ~
s. M :. ro sSe anS ~. Ea
Finney, W Bookess, Bankart w w TapscotL q Liv
s%s
s.ny DR. nsn TsyGt and Wife as%G gsnsn0 on''
Baxsxs, VIA sovrHAnrroN-stesmship Hansa-Mr and
Mrs Charles Herpch, August Bergmann HeIdsieok n
Kayser Victor all Of New York Chsries voseer Balt
Ubrsub Otto Goebel. Mr. aad Mrs. W Martiensscn and
child Antonio ssy.go all Of Me.ico; Robert soehmsnn
Orleans; Mr. and Mrs sheafe, Boston; A Albcra Ha-
Carsen Hdsbrandt and Mrs Chss MA.y and child, Felix
Boetger all Of New York sraube and daughter Berlin,
Edward Menke, California;; Smith, Burt, Jul
ley, Detroit; Gustav Huesner Hoboken; Haythsusen,
Haven and Mrs Whiting and four children, Matanorps
II Reese Leayen worth Kansas; Ferdinand yogelcr Cinc-
natl; Mr. and Mrs Lconhard Lindemann, New Orleans;
henry NerlIch, Toronto, VI Weir, Miwankee; Mrs
Mueller, New York: Oscar Winner, Mexico; Mrs Emils
schd and daughter Brcmerhaen and q In the steerage
total passengers Specie, Si23,6C0
NASSAU AND HAvAsA-steamship Corsca--Capt " Holy.
gate Jss Esfnond Liverpoo samuel Crossley Deitsr,
New York. Mr. Delmedg., ondon c Jones, Scotland; II
y Benda Benda, New York; Vim Ryan, Nassau; 1hos
Palmour New York. Thomas Johnson Nassau; lily D. ck,
Esq, z D Barnes, Esq Comes, havana; , Williams,
/ Hese, New York; q Moosy, Boston; Ensign Ievsy,
Mrs Levey, Mr. aud Mrs Harrington, Troy; Mr. and Mrs
Chas Waters Baltimorc; Miss Belle Edgar Nassau Mrs
Hopkins and two children, Robert Day VI Mccartney,
|. Thompson, N Carroll, y Briggs 0owondone
Npw ORlEArs steamship slar OF the Union Nile Lucy
De York aud servant James Morris jacket, Hen
nngs, w Peny. Nine Antonette Wise, Ennan Mnller,
Henry Behtmsn, Mpc Dunnd Nine Heron, George G
Ellison, Debris, Mons jules Ferrand. Mahon and
ldy sullivan Mrs Mary short and child Lieut. ftesman
william Korval Mrs. Louisa Jane WRgrove and child Geo
scahoi, Vim fennemnn, J z Lee Mrs W CONWAY and
infant Brown Miss Neitie Sweet Mrs Hodges four ch
dren aud nurse, II Llbctmann Newman, Edmund A
S0uder Jr Fred Bven fheodore Getty Nous Anpre Dur
ford Lang and lady Nsster Marshall Nichols and servant
charles Palmer Charles smith, &iss Benjamn Adoiph
iloin ilasley and LADY John Rourke, Tnoa Brown
Misc Benjamin
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
Person.l InteIlirence.

sister OF General Grant died at the residence Of her
father in Covington, KY, last week.
The family Of Mr. Church. the artist, has suffered q
great bereavement in the loss Of Mr. Cs child some
four years old
Colonel CharesV Dc Land, who was once in command
Of the rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas, Chicago
has received the appointment Of American Consul at
Cadiz Spain He had resigned from disability from the
effects Of a wound received at Deep Bottom y
William B. Cooper, late resident engineer ON the New
York canals leave the State TO become engi-
the railroad running from Vera Cruz 70 tho city
of Mexico
Prof Agassz having completed his course Of lectures
before the Lowell Institute will proceed at once to
Brazil The expense Of the trip, including that Of his
companions, will be paid by the monacence Of Boston
merchant, Nathaniel Thayer, Esq
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
American shipmasters' Association.

American shipmasters' Assocfation.
No 81 WALL srRxxr-RooHs q, IS AND a.
The following approved and ocer have received
commissions from this Association
too6 William Smith sosl Joshua Gr2ser; Aoe1 Charlie.
Css ssssfss Isnd. naaas mshs Jurson
All commissions outstanding ove1one require 70 b
presented 81 she once fer renewal
Miscellaneous.
LAUNCH or rnx srxAnsnrr MAxHAr7AN-Ths steamship
Manhsxn built for the American and Mexican Steamship
Company By Lawrence Foulks, launched fron the
yard of her builders foot Firth street. Williams.
burg on Saturday The Manhattan 10 fitted up expressly
for passengers and intended 70 between New York
and Vera Cruz Her dimensions are;Length Of keel 2o
feet breadth OF BEAM feet depth Of hold, Is feet She
lowed 70 the Morgan Iron Works New York 10 receive
her engines which o feet cylinder and II feet stroke
savannah, was lowed back city inst, and
ta "af The yos eoon BEING and
:S % arc ether s .s Win
dry dock for repairs She had a. one time ten feet Of water
s x ssu ans sos ss. .ns her
nsroas and timely .ssi..nos "a soun!ay rendered sy shs
al Savannah.
Bass GAAsl.s eu..cs.hsysn March ,oThs Charlie:
on TN and abandoned has been hauled into this
port Afssr dischsrsins her cargo
Notice.
Masters Of vessels and Pilots viii please observe that by
The ...s 4: vessel, ssss from foreign port n% and Ill
Isl Of November from any place in the ordinary passage
from which they sonh ~ Cape Henopen subject
10 visitation by the Health Onlcer Of the port
Violations Of this pvovsion are liable 70 penalty OF hne
and mprisonment JOHN BWINBURNE,
Quarantine, N Y, March ~. 1856 Health oncer
spoken, kc.
Ship Star Of Union from Caao for Dundee March Is
OF Bcachy Head. =.
Ship Living Age Nichols from Callao for Cork Jan Si at
8 8, Jon wv.
Foreign Ports.
Asrwrss SID from Flushing Road. March H. Katharine
BArpussr, Rg, Feb 3-Ar Amy, Nckerson, Boston ssnd
aid 18th for Cape veiisl 4th Startled Fawn smith,
tand aid ith for Goree 10Th, Randal ooudy Boston
CApz, March AR Melton, Buckley, NYork; eh. Lucy
Frances, Perry, dol 9Th. Glad 1idnes, Ihompson do
FALMOUTH March BAR Joseph hoimeH. hopkins or
Crosby Bassein. -, .,r.
0rSoa March io--Arr ironsides, Oliver, Nyork.
aRkhNocK, March l4-Arr Britannia ts), Nf0k.
LIVERPOOL March l2Arr North American (s Portland;
18th Europa ts), Noodle Boston aud HahiaI.
sid 18th, Mary Il Riggs, Lowell, Nfofk.
It'd llth Corssr Card Phll1uciphlai l3h, Ada Murphy
Boston Virginia tsl Lewis, NNork:
Ent ont lith Asia Noodle Halifax and Boston: Da.
maseus tr Watts Portland. Calsta aws fiaws Quebec
OawInao Card, Philadelphia: 18Th. Isaac webb, Siowcl
Nyork; Behiah Jewcts cocbrane Quebec; Montpelier
Watts, Rio ianeiro. A
Lospos, March S-Arr Carrier Dove Andrews COR Jack
SOM, CGllao, Enterprise, Castor, Boston.
Cid 18th, X slonan Lmeburner, Newport syd RIO "a
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

TEAS AND COFFEEs.
HALL IN GOLD.
GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT REDUCTION.
TEAS AND CoFFEEs.
TEAS AND coFFEEs.
TEAS AND CoFFEEs.
TEAS AND CoFFEEs.
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST MPoRrAr1oK
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION.
NEW CROP TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION
THE ENTIRE wHoLEsALRssrocK.
THE ENTIRE Wholesale STOCK.
THE ENTIRE Wholesale STOCK.
THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK.
or THE
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
AMOUNTING TO FROM
$4,000 10 slonooo
OFFERED AT RETAIL,
AT NO. Is vEsEY STREET.
rax COMPANY ARE NOW SELLING GOOD
ooLoNG AT Co.,, ne. &C.. soc. g. q TO- BEST q iD1EH
POUND.
MIXED. CO.,. 7ue, 60. sOc, 81. q 10. BEST q N rEs
POUND
GREEN TEAS sOe, 7oc. sOc soc q, q TO- BEST q .
PER PooSD.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST sOc, Toe, soc soc g. 81 10 BEST
q 70 PER POUND.
YOUNG Hrsos, Co.,, roc. sac soc. g. q TO- BEST u ~
FER POUND.
uNcoLoRED JAPAN, q, 81 TO- BEST q 70 PER POUND.
IMPERIAL AND aUNPowDER, BEST q - PED
POUND.
ooFrEEs GROUND soc., 2sc.. Soc, sc, BEST zoe
PER POUND.
FRENCH BREAKFAST AND DINNER copyEE, Hs.
PER FOUND.
THE COMPANY MAKE NO DEVIATION IN PRICE.
These Teas ara all their nrnsc worth, keeping
in mind health economy high degree Of pleasure IN
drinking them.
coFFEEs ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY
GROUND coFrEEs sc, 30, aoc, best sOc par pound.
HOTELS Saloons Boarding ouseksepers and Families who
uss large quantities Of economss in that article
by usius our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER COZ
FER which We sell price Of IS cents per pound
and warranted 10 give perfec, satisfaction.
Especial attention given Coffee in shies
we defy competition.
CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM
% CENTS TO q PER POUND
By purchasing of the Company Now Is the time 70
LAY IN YOUR srocK.
LAY IN YOUR STOCK.
LAY IN YOUR STOCK.
GREAT AMEaIcAN TEA COMPANY,
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Is vEsEY STREET.
vEsEY STREET.
vEsEY STREET.
q vEsEY STREET.
MIsCELLANEOUs. -
sgsIsa RsAPEryas Saa4 pyrHF1 r a1 sIRH!o 81
Ms hs sgs Hef yHa but Ss,s r h.S
They are no, EouALLED In Elegance, EAsnc'y' Duse
bilty, Comfort or Economy
p.,.,.d in ALL FIRST CLASS STORES whoc,sed e H n
,hn manuae,urers VESTS, BRADLEY CARY, W Cham
Sers and 70 and 81 Reade streets
At GOLD, AT GOLD PRICES saREFEIGERsATS9sEgS snss. Ssga
and Crockcry at T.. d. BAssfokDs, Cooper Institute.
I,n,oas; AILEviAToR AND cURATIyE-FoR CoRNS
B bunIous ngowins n, m es, sSSsT snS sse' &C. sou
s' Dr. ). BRiGGs, chiropodIst az and sSo Broaow"'
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

lFfom tho Kchmond Examinet, Haicn n
The markets have been better supplied this week than
for some time past New garden truck IL coming in,
and the country people seem 10 have gotten over Il
given by Sheridan In his recent raid through the
suburban counties Fish, the spring diet Of people Of
ordinary MEANS becoming quite plentifu and what
II better they are held reasonable prices.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

From the RICHMOND Examiner. Mafon 81
The hotels OF Richmond, from six seven in number,
are now reduced to two-the Spottswood and American
The scantness Of the markets and the high prices OF
provisions have necessitatedhe closing OF al save the
two hotels named, whose proprietors are struggling
against tho adverse circumstances Of the times TO keep
their houses open.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
The Rebel Patent Omce.

from tho Kichmonu Enquirer, MurcH n
The report made by the Confederate States Commis-
sioner OF Patents shows the expenditures OF the
Office during the year 1884 TO have been ~ $40 "a The
gives surplus in the Treasury to the credit Of the patent
fund or SIS, ,s04 a.
IN tho year 1894
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
The Rebel Mails I'm . Pretty state Of

lFrom the RchUond Dmpatcn Marcn "A
We informed last evening that the mails for ths
South which should have been forwarded this morning
were not prepared for transmission in consequence
the clerks being ordered perform guard duty viii
the Secretary Of War prevent such Interruptions fol
the futuref
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

honor OF fighting the Yankees and unwilling 70 share
n; and yet OF them will deny that
more worthy OF respect than the motley hordes whi h
come against There is, in short, why
should freely call for and readily accept the services
aomsstcs IN repelling the wrechss that 70
destroy heritage, and 70 ruin black and white alike
Valuable Capture by Sheridan's Men.
[Trom the Richmond Enquirer, March a.
During the recent raid OF Sh rdan when passing Old
Church, fifteen Yankees came suddenly upon D. W.
Sly VIM. Burns and Kendall, who were rewts from
Richmond 70 the Potomac river They were completely
valuables TO large amount d. W. Sly had, il
is said, four hundred dollars In gold, eight hun
dred dollars in silver and thirty thousand dollars
in Confederate money. William Burns, well known
In this city, had five thousand dollars In gold twenty
three hundred pounds sterling and diamonds valued at
eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars In Confederate
currency Kendall had also Q considerable amount Of
money and valuables We have learned nothing Of the
fate OF the unfortunaes since captured or Their probable
destination
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
sunerings OF the People I'm Georgia.
General Singleton Leaves Richmond Z
Sadder and q Wiser Man.


After protracted visit this gentleman left Richmond
yesterday by flag Of truce for Grants lines. We learn
that the objects whether looking to peace or commerce.
that brought him TO Richmond have not been realized
He goes back sadder, II not a wiser man.