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STOCK MEDICINE.
Fo u It z .
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

llUl SO Qlu OOUulO wv uOl NJ
THESE POWDERS HAVE PROV
i Ed after trial of several years, to be SUI
periOr to any preparation III the kinu III use.
The chief superiority of these Powders arises
from the fact that they 9 are composed OF me,i'
cines that have Laxa. . tive, Tonic and Pun
fying properties The Laxative elects crudi.
ties from the stomach = and intestines; the
Tonic gives strength to the system Oh the
Horse, and the purify = ing medicines contain
ed in them cleanse the U blood, and lay the
foundation for heal thy and vigorous cir.
culation. The use of them improves the wind,
strengthens the appetite, and gives the horse a
fine, smooth and glossy skin.-thus improving
the appearance, vigor and spirit OF thls hotle ah
imaI.
These Powders are not intended, as most
powders are TO bloat the animal, so as to give
him the appearance OF being fat when not really
sO-but, to remove the disease ana promote lib
general health.
These Powders will strengthen the stomach
and intestines cleanse them of offensive matter,
and bring them to healthy state. They are a
sure preventive of Lung Fever, and certain
remedy for all diseases incident to the Horse, as
Chambers, Yellow Water, Distempersr Founder
Heaves, Slavering, Coughs, Fevers, Loss OF Ap
petite, and vi Vital EnsTgYl &c These .PoTdsrs VIZ
winter and spring, your Horses will never get the
Lung Fever, Cholic or Bolts A few doses Of
these Powders will remove the worst Cough on
any Horse. Were owners of Horses to feed a
might save the lives of many valuable Horses
MILCH cows.
The properties this Powder Possesses in in
creasing the quantity = of Milk in Cows give
it an importance and . value which should
place it in the hands of . every person keeping
a Cow. In fattening !. cattle it gives them
an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes
them thrive much faster.
HOGS.
In all diseases of Swine, as Coughs Ulcers in
the Lungs and Liver, : &c, by putting from
barrel or swill, the a. ! bove diseases can be
cured or entirely pre-. 2 vented. BY using
these powders, the Hog Cholera can be pre-,
vented.
PRICE IS CTS PER PAPER, or PAPERS
FOR ONE DOLLAR
PREPARED BY
B. A. FOUTZ & BRO,
At their wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot,
No. 1l6 Franklin ST., Baltimore, Md.
For sale by Druggists and storekeepers
throughout the United States
WHOLESALE AGENTS: Laughlins & Bushfeld,
Wheeling, w. Va. J. J. Bender n Co., Pitts
burg, Pa. Johnston, Holloway & Cowden, Phil
adelphia Pa
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The Ru,os, ON Pre.iden, Lincoln

New YORK, May 5.-Mayor Gunther
hasvetoed the resolution Of the Common
Council authorizing 25,OOO copies of the
eulogy on President Lincoln to be
printed.
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fully examined the Artlncial Legs
Legran, and find them simple in
notion, of good workmanship, light
bbstantially made. They VIII De
|iceable as any artificial legs in use
Int of their simplicity and strength
need repairs. / cheerfully recon-
b any who NAV need artificial limbs.
JOHN FRlSSELL,
A. A. Surgeon, o. S. A.
EELNG, W. Va, April 26th, 1865
E1l Legs offered for sale by Charles
| I. / can recommend Tor the follow
les: simplicity in structure, strength
nd economy in price.
Nv. X. w. HAZLETT,
Surgeon Board Of Enrolment.
be much pleasure to state that Leon
corner of East Commons, Allie
FINISHED me with an artificial leg,
yvaIl aftar oDa Nyapkis nSlup
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cheerfully recommend to all who are unfortunate
enough to need one 20 give him call
LEWIS RAMLEY,
Springdale Allegheny county, IA.
For further particulars call on, or address,
LEONHARD LEGRAN,
No 90 Ohio Street, Allegheny City, Pa,
Or CHARLES BEHLER, Agent:
my4 Monroe Street. Wheeling w. Va.
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
TO INVALID SOLDIERS,
And al, other UnfOrtunates.
Artificial Legs, a'ms & q utche
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN TdEIR MA.
UFACTURE.
,rDp ssyERAL YEARS EEK.

FTER SEVERAL YEARS ~
a PERIENCE in the manufacture % Ati
icial Arms Legs aud Crutches the & unaeTas' Irs sn
datters himself that he is now able TO give Gu
tire SATISFACTION to all chose needing any thlnt
IN his line. He. warrants his articles TO De a.
serviceahle, durable and light as can be manu-
factured: as evidence he refers 10 '.e iohS" ins
voluntary certificates:
To Charles Behler, Agent, Wheeling
US. GENERAL HosPITAL, !
WHEELING, W. Va, April 25thr i3oo'
take pleasure in stating to you that l have
carefully examined the Artificial Legs manu-
factured by Leonard Legran aud Tor wSM you
well "a durability and convenience, Ihaye never
seen ANYTHING to equal them, and there ore
cheerfnily :ecommend them to any who are uh
fortunate enough to need artificial limos
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
JuHN KIRkER,
A. A. Surgeon, q. S. A, in charge.
wHEENe, W Va, April 9th, 1865
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

CHANGE OF TIME.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, SEP.
" TEMPER the 18th, the trains on this Road
will ran as follows, except Sundays:
Leave Washinrton. 1880 A. NJ.
Arrive at Wheeling. .......-.lo 1000 a. NJ.
RETURNING:
Leale Wheeling g.--.--.-.--.-- 500 = NJ
Arrive AZ Washington. -5:3h i. NJ
All freight TO he forwarded from Wheeling
must be delivered Mt the depot before O'clock
P NJ, to insure its shipment the same day.
santoO w. ID. BURTON. Sup't
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Absence Of an Important Conspiracy
Witness.

NEW YORK, June S. The Irlbun
states that Mr.. ConoYer. whose testlmf
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BosTON|
J. Smith,
found by |
subordina.
SuperiorQ .
of last wd
in q verdi
al
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ny conceI
leaders I'M
public. Il
a fortnigh
but has nc
his preselJ
demanded
ly dealt b
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BALTIMORE &OHIO R. R

OFFICE BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING STATION, Nov. 4, 1864. }
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
i by the following schedule on and after No
vember 6, 1864:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAVE LEAVE
Wheeling at HOO A. NJ Baltimore. CAV P. NJ
Benwood .Il:2O Wash. juno. 1907 -
Moundsville 1900 NJ Martinsburg .3;l3 A. NJ.
Grafton sos p. NJ Cumberland ZIG "
Oakland. .s:O6 Oakland - -o;4D
Cumberland lilo " Grafton l:iof
Martinsburg. 1913 AN Moundsvnle 6:lo
Wash. juno. s:l4 - Benwood - 6iao
ARRIVE AT ARRIVE At
Baltimore $40 ' Wheeling I:lo r h.
breakfast fDinner
MAIL TRAIN.
LEAVE LEAVE
Wheeling at. $50 p. NJ Baltimore at 900 A. h
Repwood 1890 q" Wash. juno. $50 "
Monndsville ll:OI Martinsburg 300 p. N.
Grafton ..... 3:39 A. NJ Cumberland I'D
Oakland .6:23 Oakland lo:i3
Cumberland g;36 Grafton ......IlJ A. NJ
Martinsburg lI3 p NJ Moundsville 500 g
Wash. Juno. .6:2I Benwood 80. $40 "
ARRIVE At ARRIVE At
Baltimore .6:45 " Wheeling $50 "
W. P. SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
i. b. FORD,
nOv5 General Agent, Wheeling.
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New YORK, May 5.-The following is
President Johnson's order releasing the
MARYLAND Congressman, Harris, convict
ed Of tampering with rebel soldiers;
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NEW YORK, SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1865.

eughs 70 N such good company Charlotte runs the ma
chine during his absence and has thus far. held the
nss and rssolusson cf character tbsn her sgs Iod and
more smcittoas She II was who persuaded The Aus
eta1 arch.duke into this Mexican enterprise and she
During the brief absence o. Naxman she rides through
the streets evey day. In her four mule barouche bowing
&c E,: a~ q E.
tells Of intense pride and the most Unsuitable ambition
Should they be obliged By the memorable Uncle Sam %
quit the imperial card house they have nicely built
MA MAMMALIAN viii take IL much 70 heart than
ner husband, who 70 generous, wholssouled fellow,
~ns s snS epp 70
ara chdless and therefore have nobody 70 lookout for
but themselves ha1ipilian draws, Il is said, about
salary scod portion o % his be = Sscsp 70 3 FOR
wardng TO Austria by each Preuch packet ~ sor ef
nest egg, in cass Of accidents
PASSENGERS YRon NnxIoO. Fr
Among tho passengers by tho English packet lsaving
Vera Crus ON the Il Nay will be Generals Mangin and
Won Of the French army, who visit the United States
government The fsrmer 10 the celebrated Nangin who
distinguished himself In ths Crps and was therefore
promoted by Napoleon he is said 70 have besn the
hero OF Inkermann. n. Eoin, late CA4 a. 0sbiasS
70 The Emperor MaximIlian, leaves IN the same
steamer for Havana and the United States His sudden
perenporily dismissed BY the Emperor. II 10 We'll
known, however, that he s sent special mission "
Belgium and France. Nearly all foreisners who intend
English steamer Elder, running TO Havana and 81
Thomas The vsMsto has broken out at Vera Cruz with
unusual vrulsncs and many strangers have already died.
SECURITY FOR AMERICANS.
number Of Americans engaged In silver mining IN
various parts Of Mexico have lately addressed letter 10
Senior Robes Minister Of Interior asking information ~
70 whether protection will be accorded 10 them and titles
In the French forces should occupy per-
manenty Sonora Sinaoa and the other large silver min
Ing regions The Minister in duo time replied IN
tho name Of the Emperor that his Majesty .
high protection viii be accorded to all citizens
Of the United States legally engaged in mining within
The Empire and that the utmost encouragement will be
accorded 70 all who may invest capital In the mines o.
Mexico The reply states that his Mestys policy Is to
Invite and protect AL branches Of legitimate industry,
and not 70 exclude capital from the country By injurious
restrictions
IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVE TO AArAhOR0s.
ence writing the above, learn that two steam trans
ports have left Vera Cruz for Matamoro having board
eleven thousand French and Austrian troops, 70 put
down possible formidable nsurrection Of the Liberals
there against the government Of Aaxmilan The most
exciting rumors arc others that Matsmoros
y IN full possession Of the Juarexites Another states
that the imperial forces still hold out but did not expect
to retain the place until could arrive These re.
ports only confirm those that tho Of ealtlo and
Monterey have been captured by the Liberals.
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sMr. Charles n. Hannam's Despatch.
HsspouaRTsss, axrH ASnv Coxys.l
DAsuin, Va, May = is0s. J
REVIVAL or TrApx- Dmrossnos rsosonl
Evsr since the Sixth corps entered Danve the negroes
working sn tho neighborpg plantations have scsed
though the millennium hsd coma Along every road eal-
Ing Into the town squads Of nom two V twenty came
prepared to mako long visit esd i've ~ cur ezpsnss.
They anticipated having good time, seeing the sghss
and enjoying themselves generally In the meantime no
working farm, tho scgrocs rather secuted the idss
snce the Yankees had arrived
In view Of these cirvumsances the following ordok
vas lssucd py General Wright to.dy:-
oKysRAL ohoRRs-ro. ii. .
a HRAnouARrxRs, srxrs ARnv ObnYs, I
l. All justices of the peace within the hmNs Of fhis
command who take the oath OF allegiance the United
stasss and deemed reliable. WITH be asshorzsd V
their functions for tho preservation of order and
vacancies 70 such once will DO hled BY sppontnsnt
from these headquarera
Of the country be at applied 70 the cava-
ton Of the growing crops, IN order 10 supply ne wAn
Of the people during tho coming year. else the iocd no
csssary TO the support OF the inhabtans-now barely
sufncient last M harveswill bephissd and des'
tlutiop and starvation result An must verf 70 iva
isons 10 which they belong attend ne thcir voIh =
usual. and those uow roaming over ths COUNTY VII
once return % their homes and their -2ss =.
compensation FOR labor % performed VII " os'smsA
All rueriIIss and psclsd prsoners who oTess theix
description and a dstorcrs OF me psscs WIZ % eeaae
with In the most summary manner
4 The civil authorities ~ apove snaicetoo Nv ~.
uer,.d IN conpecf,op with the military 70 d. all In their
power for ,hs Of order and he sss,ablIsh.
mont Of industry; and All military commai ders gre en-
iorcd 70 aid them their endeayor with such force ax
may bc necessary -, -
c~isbshment Of local authorities In This State Win sooo
be made
BY comrnand OF Major General wRl0HE
q II. wmrrnsKS, Assistant Adiusans General.
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RICHM OND.
Abandonment Of the Review Of
Sherman's Veterans.
Some Difficulty Between Generals
Sherman and halIeck.
The hiair the Result Of the Conflict Of ORDERS
During the Truce with Johnston.
90, &C., &c. sN

Mr.. william II. Mcrrlsm's Despstches.
Nsw YoRx UsRALD Room, !
RIonxowp, Va, Nay 1l-A n
nnRoauo sErwsxr eESERAls SHERMAN AND sAlincE.
Late In tho night OF the 10th inst some di6hculsy
sprung up between Major General william T. Sherman,
commanding tho Military Division Of the hi>
sassippi, who bad arrived In Manchester, and
Nsior General Henry ". Haleck, commanding the MIL
tary Division Of the James. The ruptup between shs
swo generais 10 understood grows out Of General Hal
locks order oountemsnding the orders Of Sherman "
his subordinate commanders during the with john
ston General Sherman wrote GenerL HaIleck yestsr-
day. IL s said stating that In future all intsrcourss %
whatever nature, between them forever n su end
rHx REVIEW or saEaxASs vErnAHs AnAEpoNzp.
The difference bstwsen Generals Sherman andDHallsck
has resulted in wholly doing away with the rsvsv Of the
Army Of Georgia already announced In ORDERS and The
prospective rsvew Of the Army Of Tennsssss, which We
70 follow. General Sherman has peremptorily refused
70 consent 70 the conditions Of the made public
and the consequence Is that all tho plans in This rslasn
VIII necessarily NOT be carried out, and shs troops and
the popusce are alike disappointed. me Armies In
question will probably proceed quietly through ths city
70 day.
During the past week thirteen thousand seven hun.
dred and sxtyfour people have received nom Colops1
Manning thirty six thousand hundred and one
rations average Of i've thousand four hundrsa M
fory-three rations per day delivered 10 the poor.
rERsoNAL
Senator Folgcr Of the Now York State Senate
panied by two friends Of rank, In Richmond
several days since.
RICHMOND, Nay 11-P. H.
snrRnArs nARca TuRouoH McMow.
This day Richmond will be memorable from the faos
thm Sherman's invincible columns quietly walked
through tho streets OF This once proud city.
TROOPS TO M nusTBuED oUf.
General o. dsrs, No O.
HEADQUARTERS DsyARrnEU % VIRGINIA,
AMY JANIS, RUfnosp, Va, Nay 8, lo6. !
Instructions having been received from the war De-
partmsn 70 muster OF the service immedatey al
soldiers patients In hospitals except veteran voussssr
OF the First corps Major General Hancock cc
mandtsg, and soldiers sf the regular army, company
commanders hereby directed 70 forward Immediately
the surgeon In charge the descriptive ss Of such ~
their In hospitals whose descriptive s>s hsve
nof 1resdy been furnished.
Rsemsntai and brigade commander win 80 70 Ne
psoslpt execution or this order.
ny command OF Major CsnerA Okb
En W. ssns Assistant Adjuiant General.
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Preparations for tho Reception Of the
sionewall at CharlestOn.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
CHAMEsroS, 8. O., May 9, 1868.
The iron clads and wooden gunboas OF the South A.
anic squadron have been placed In such position by
Rear Admiral Dahlgreu that the rebel ram stonewA
shows herss In these waters abe viii bs disposed ol
In the msst summary manner All our commandine
ocers the lookout for tho stoncwa from George
town Key wsst though abe viii hardly be likely 70
come this way.
The Federal Cruissrs and the Comics.
crate Ram.
SrRzA, Italy, Apyil /, 1900.
SR-Iu your edition Of the Goth ult., hnd tolegrsL
phic despatch from Lisbon TO the following erect The
Coufederate ship Stsuova has arrived here from Feo
which place shc left the federal vessels Sacramento
and Niagara which appeared 70 wish 20 avoid concI
In your edition of the S0h In ettor written by cores-
referring 70 the Niagara and Saerament0 did not won't
hght or they would have accepted the challenge onered
them As the above reflects upon the courago Of capA
Craven OF the Niagara Wish here 70 state that per-
sonay acquainted with him. and although ignorant Of The
facts OF the the above statement 10 b
fass Al they have been widely circulated viii you do
positive the correctness of tho statement advance
and responsible for the sAme am persuaded that had
Capt Craven Of the Niagara been fully confident that The
Confederate pirate Stonewa had been powerful enough
sink the Niagara no would have avoided aconlesb
but invited would he have been more proud han
he loyal and brave In sscng his vssse SUNK she
cnrried himself and down In the vortex with her,
should the fate Of battles have ordained only desrc 70
render Justice where justice dne and not 10 let brave
ofhcsr's receive the slightest reproach An yoo
have givas place in your columns 70 Mo invidoue
Sacramento. wi you kindly give place to thss The
daring courage and exploits performed by both ofceo
and OF the Unitsd sstos navy bsore tho world;
and nation th.. can bo..s ot r.n.sn. . Porter, .
WILLIAM I. RICE. United States Consul
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OUR ARMIES.
Arrival Of the Army Of tho Potomac
Near Washington.
-~~~~>~~~~~~~-~~~e
Sherman's Army Rapidly APP
preaching.
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THE SOLDIERS In JUBILANTSPIRITS,
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THE SOLDIERS In JUBILANTsPIRITs,

Our Special WsshinSton Despatch.
WARRINGTON, May IL 1885,
Tho grand old Army Of the Potomac hes all arrived in
the vicinity Of Washington.
The advance Of General sherman's army b within
signalling distance. General Sherman himself win como
with his army. Generals Howard and Frank BsiE corps
commanders, are already here.
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11r. L. A. Hendricks Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH ARMY Cosrs
0PPoei1 wAsnSeTos, D. C., May ~, 1885, ]
Tho FYrh army corps, Brcvet Major General Grinn
commanding arrived 1t is designated camp, near Fort
Richardson, opposite Washington At three p n today,
having accomplished the march from Richmond In six
days
We are the Arst corps reaching Washington. Our
average march has been twcnsy miles day.
Tho troops have accomplished the march In splendid
style, and arc in excellent health and in the 6nes Of
spirits.
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HirrorHxArnox --rHs 0xn LsseD DAScu--Thsrs vss
novelty u The Hppo.hsason all Last week, In ths pr
Of The celebrated snsIssssd dancer Doua who hes
just been imported from London where no created quite
sensation by his extraordinary grace and agility in wbss
might DO very literally called pas si In The realms Of
ballet dancing Donau, we believe, was originally
spaush msadors bull fighter Hls performances arc
sad " be very wonderful The mairSs today aud the
evening performane will bo the last opportunities
this curionc cnertainment Tho "Pary Prince o. Don.
oahuev WIN also be produced for the last time day and
thissvening, - nav spectacle will be presented
honoay,
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WOODS MrmfRus.-Ths succcss Of the Pstroasu-
mania burIcsqus s this establishment has induced M
Wood 70 20 great outlay in Tho preparation Of another
piece Of . somewhat similar character, which win
shortly be produced 10 fun sf humorous local hits
and clever ssusfornasIons Fresh scenery ssd eos
TUNES are being got up for H. and will b. brought out
In tho usual Elective manner In which things are pro-
ducsd u ths house In the meanwhile, PetFvlsunania
continues 10 draw finely and viii only be Withdrawn 70
make way for this fresh novelty.
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cowCsRI ov Mn. MILla--Mr q D. Mills, the sdmirA-
BILE pianist assisted BY Mr. Psasc Mr. sssins fbao, and
Theodore Thomas tvoliris will give his annual concert
this evening at Irving Han. A. NJ. Mills has never
failed 10 give entire satisfaction 10 the public ~ bis pre-
vIous concerts he will no doubt be well remembered This
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WASHINGTON, May IL 1868.
Tho advance Of the Army Of the Potomac arrived
Alexandria to-day General Meade reached Washington
this morning He has established his headquarters at
Fort Albany. two miles from Alexan dria t.t
The Fifth army corps passing through Fairfax TO-
day, and will encamp between Arlington and Vienna.
General Dwights division, Of Major General woox's
corps was reviewed this afternoon near Fort Bunker
HILL north Of the city. This command Is composed Of
Tho brgades OF Generals Bea, Davis and Fessendcn.
General Howard, commander of the Army Of the Ten.
sssses In the city and also General Francis Blair,
Jr., from General shcrmans army
General Beckwith, Commissaryin Chief Of sherman's
army, hes reached Alexandria
Mustsrins 0ut Psnnsylvania Treeps.
HARansuRo May II, 1885,
me order for mastering out The Pennsylvania troops
shortly 70 arrive In The State is nEsd fosows:-Those
troops organised IN the portion Of the State win
be paid and mustered out st Philadelphia; those organ
ised in the CENTRE At Harsburg and those organized IN
The western, Pittsburg II u understood that these
troops will turn in Their arms at Washington None Of
the grand review which Is 10 take place the south
side Of the Potomac In the courss Of few days
BaoADwAv THxAra-Mr. Owens has been rsinstated
the Broadway theatre and nightly tessnes In court
celebrated apple cnse and picks his tceth with the
Courts best pen All persons interested 10 greet cases
should attend
WpR GARDEx-hr. Placide plays In the beautiful
lktls drama Of Secret Service every night and porsays
vah wonderful power that happy oharacter tho soldier
Of Napoleon IN the osd Guard This constitutes one or
sbe most refined and admirable dramatic sntstaumsnts
row besors the public
MLIA BAnEscuse coSovsx x-hHs Euscus Bar
nesche, paaniste. win give . grand concert sanss n
Irving Hall to-day, n O'Clock Tho programme osm-
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Mtla BAnrsrnss coScssx Nile. Euecae Bar
ne.che, paaniste win give grand concert Ssatinss ~
Irving Hall today u O'Clock Tho programme osm-
prises many fvos works from the best oompossrs and
will bc rendered by Of leading artists ndud-
ing Theodore Thomas and Mn. Jenny Ksmpton.
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rivsl OF the rebel ram stonewail a Rhsas- Suitable
arrangements have been nade for her reception shoai6
she persist In the intention to operate upon our coa
10 believed from the known character Of hss com
mander Page that on the receipt Of the nfomases Of
the collapse Of the rebellion he win abandon bic BEL
gersnt designa Should he ariempt do any damage,
and be captured, he will bs immediately hanged - .
pirate, under the Presidents recent proclamation.
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DANvILLE.

mr.. Charles II. Hannam's Despatch.
HsspousRTsss, srxrH ARnv Coxss(
DAsuiis Va, May T. isoe.
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Our Special washtnston Despatch.
WAsnseros, Nay H. 1e6s.