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TIE DRAFT In NEW YoRK-We learn that
tne folio wing despatch has been sent TO Gov.
fsnfon, Of New York
have not seen your circular about the
SLai. ano 90 not understand your despatch.
No oeiay mat know OF has been authorized,
any o'bfr conditions than those hersrofore
siard and rep.a,ed, to wit: tAat the boards
are ioliy Scsup,ed in the examina ,icn OF VOL
they are fully occupied In that way ~
JAS II. FRY, Provost Marsh., Cam,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
PROM THE VALLEY

Since the departure Of General Sheridan all
the sick, and surplus baggage and suffers
storee have been sent from Winchester to the
rear, leaving the forces there, under the tempo.
rary command Of Ma jor General Hancock free
for forward movement up the Valley at any
moment.
The prisoners taken by Sheridan at Waynes.
boro' have all been safely lodged in our forts,
kSfwithstanCigg Rosser's boast that he had
liberated some Of then on the road.
General Crook is expected soon to return to
his command in the Valley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

"Ex Senator Foote has issued An .as
In I<u6on 10 Tepnesseeans. expiatnine ~ ~" ue5
conr ectton with the retei government ms
be repudiasee and denounces.
TT Queen Victoria has two vacant garter,
Which, IL 10 ex pecsed. she will ri se 70 the Uu ks
o. Cleveland and Lord Oowlsy. They are gar
ter blue, AAd no cast ofs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
NAVY YARD AND POTOMAC rLorILLA.

NAVY YARD AND POTOMAC YLOTILLA.
The Potomac fictIla dispatch boat steamer
Ella arrived at 9th street wharf this morning,
having in tow two schooners, the Campeuero
and Owens, seized by Lieut.. Commander Nick
erson, In st. 1nigoes creek, Md, on Monday
last, having on board goods not on their clear.
ance papers. They have been running into St.
Mary's creek for three or four years, and belong
t.ere.
TIE steamer Ella, now at the Navy Yard, is
undergoing few slight repairs. She will
leave for st. Inigoes at daylight tomorrow
morning.
The steamer Bat is still at the Navy Yard,
not having left last evening, as was expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
Official War Bulletin.
WAR DkPARTMkhT,
WAsAINoToN, March Is, go p. m.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsAIHaTOH, March 10, go p. m.
Nu5er General Dir, New York:
TIE following despatch has this evening been
received At this Department:
OiIY POINT, VA, March 16, 1s65.-Hon. E..
A. Da~a, Assistant Secretary Of Var: am just
in receipt Of letter from Gen. Sherman, OF
The 18Th Instant, from Fayetteville. He de-
soribes his army as in fine health and spir-
its, having met with no serious opposition
Hardee keeps In his front at respectful dis
tance.
At Columbia he DESTROYED immense arsen-
ais aad railroad establishments, and for ~ three
cannon.
At Oberaw he found much machinery and
war material, including $500 barrels OF pow
der
Ia Fayetteville he found 90 pieces OF artii.
iery. and much other material
He says nothing about Kilpatrick's defeat by
Hampton, but the officer who brought his letter
Gays that before day light on the 10th Hampton
tot two brigades in the rear OF Kilpatrick's
headquarters and surprised and captured all
OF Lhe s,aff except two officers. fitzpatrick es-
capped formed his men end drove the enemy
With great loes, recapturing about all that he
had lost Hampton lost 66 left dead on the
field u. S. GRANT. Lieut.. Gen1.
fsEOoNP DIsPATOH.l
Indications Of q Scare Ia Richm ond-The
Newspapers suspended-Printsrs, Clerks
and krportsrs Gone to the Field.
Another telegram from Gen. Grants head
quarters reports that the Daily Dispatch Is the
only paper issues to day IN Richmond. 1t
says The Dispatch Is published this morning
on half q sheet only, because OF the fact that
all our employees-printers, reporters, and
clerts, are members of military organizations,
and were called out yesterday morning by the
Governor to perform special service for
short time. But for tbs kindness Of a fe "
friends who are exempt from vice, and who
volunteered their aid, the half loaf presented
would, OF necessity, have been withheld. In
few days at furthest our forces will return
to thu ir posts, when we hope to resume, and
continue interruptedIy our full sized sheet
There is 10 other news of moment from any
quarter. y. A. DANA,
Assistant Secretary OF War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

THE FIRST TO SURRENDER HIMsELF.
John Domain, a deserter from the 15Oth Penn.
sylvania volunteers, this morning surrendered
himself to Provost Marshal Ingraham. Domain
is the first deserter that has thus far given
himself up to the authorities here under the
Presidents late pardon proclamation, and he
came from Nash vile to this city for tbs pur.
pose after an absence OF six months, having
deserted from a hospital in PhiladeIphis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

KEwBRRN, March ian officer just from
the front states that Ger. Osx, In an order on
Saturday, stated that he expected to be joined
by Sherman IN three days.
1t is reported that Shermaa's cavalry was In
Troy a few days ago.
One wing of his army Is marching on Fay.
etteville near Goidsboro, and column ON Ra-
leigh.
Kinstoa surrendered yesterday afternoon.
1t Is reported that Sherman Is In possession
of GoldsborO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

PRHsIDENT LINcoLN's HRALTH-Athough
the President is yet quite feeble he is slowly
gaining strength, and yesterday afternoon he
took short ride. appearing upon the avenue
In his carriage, accompanied by his son, mas.
ter Tad. 1t the thousands OF office seekers who
are now here besetting him upon every side
would allow him to obtain a few days reIaxa-
ton he would doubtless speedily recover his
usual health; but notwiths landing the Presi.
dents iDdisposition and the fact that this is
Cabinet day, the White House was thronged
again tins morning with parties eager to obtain
an interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
HAS JEFF DAVIS REsIGNEp9

There Is a report pre- vaient on the street that
Jeff Understanding to information from
rebe. sources-has resigned, In order to give
place 10 those who are disposed to accede to
the desire of the Southern property owners for
peacp short of confiscatton.
The report is doubtless premature, but there
is NO doubt that the sands OF JEFF Davis rule
are 50 ne arIy run to make 1t liable TO b true
at any moment
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SUPERIORITY or
~# CHICkERING 4 SONS PIANOS. @{3

See the Proofs since lst January, 1865.
Concerts I" t,iy Of Washtnston shiea hare used
FIRST Ms,h cbarci"M ss bsa
Hs b
ee1 f.os F:ns,, T Hall
Musical Convention under direction OF Prof. b.
pTams hsa ssa
At Parker Hall
ton and Georgetown.
70 fD5sT
Methodist Protestant Cburch-sth At. bet z L ?
S5 s11ias Hail "sh Kas0"
VEN VEN Prot Church repsttion.sth st bet y 2
wallaeh and Bavenport Combnation. oschsst Hsu
Washir eton Theatre
W.shiT s,os Dramstic Assoc1-Odd FeIlsx.' Hall ii
%slIaeh s e aou,sIPa Az, corner s St eas.
v" ~ s;h s'hesi House, repetsion-Pa av, corner
Benedei ary concert drafted ConductorsI
Grand Grrman Opera Company tGrover's) Gro
Grand Gernan Opera Company--Also used Smith 8
American G REssiDEs THE ABOVE.
We have the certificates exhibition at our Store
of Sc of the most prominent Music Teachers and
these Pianos aud have sold in this city over $50
We 6tve always on hand a complete stack of
Now in ftnre, specially
9 BEAUTIFUL GRAND PIANOS,
the NEST su fsrb Instruments ever offered In this
city.
The My place yen ca, procure the famed
CHlCKERING Il SONS PIANO
Justly acknowledged the BEST PIANOS IN THE
WOELD-baving been estsblis 1ed fifty .Jo,,r years,
and received 10 prize medals over all competitors
tor the perOrity of their manufacture ex hibit-
ed by them at the Different Fairs in this country
and in Europe during the past 80 years. Also. the
most tattering Testimonials from the leading
artists the profession and the heads Of Colleges
and Academies; having constructed, finished. aud
solo ever 80 900 PIANOS CHICEERING 4 Sous
arr nes er Ja1iod in business, and all extraYagant
objections, absurd assertions, and unkind rem
that You hear about them can always be easily
traced to their enemies In business, who are envi-
ous and Jealous OF their great reputation and in
ferested. Of course in the sale OF other new
mskers. ~C Call and get q descriptive list. We
distribute them Free.
We buy our PIANOS and MCSICAL INsTRE-
MEkTS FOR CASH and, being S0LE A4ENTS
or the OLDEST and best Ouses la the country We
reehabled to sell Goods at the lowest prices
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new tPiauos
Tented for day, Atk, month or year.
Pianos Tunes paired, Removed, Pacl I'd
clipped stored, excban &C d, DC.
Any kusieal instrument rented, repaired, or
taken in exchange.
Large aeao. fment Of BRASS INSTRUMENTS.
MUSIC. MUSIC BOOKS. DRUMS. FIFES, III.
GlFS, and every article in the music aud his .
business JOHN r ELLIS,
800 north ride Ptnu'A avenue,
ml6-eo3t' bet 9th and 10th Streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

TIM FRENCH MISCONCEPTIONS TMENr OF
HON. JOHN BIGELOW.
The President has appointed John Bigelow
our rrese, Charge d'Affaires at Paris, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary at that court.
He has also appointed the Hon. Ambrose w
CLARK, late Representative in Congress from
the twentieth district OF New York, to be Con.
sui at Valparaiso, Ohiki.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

New MUslC.-From J. F. Eilis's music store
No a6 Pennsylvania avenue, we have re-
ceived the following pieces Of new and pop.
siar music -" Empress Eugene Quadri',es;'
"Msgeie's Secret" ballad by Kuhe; "Night
before the battle" words by r Morris, Esq,
music By Jean Louis; Bel Demoni's Grand
0alop," by T. Rice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

Great Tumble in Provisions and Cotton.
NEW YORK, March 17.-Flour has declined
% cents. Wheat three ana i've cents 10 wer
Corn dull and declining. Pork has declined
$3.50 per barrel. Lard 1Sx cents lever. Whisky
dull. Cotton has declined to 60 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
CAVALRY EXPEDITION.

The 9th Illinois has returned from an expe.
dltion towards Warrenton and Little WASH
ington, after thoroughly securing that section
in quest OF guerrilas. None were found, how.
ever, the gangs which have recently annoyed
our lines in the vicinity of Falls Church and
Vienna having escaped to their hiding places
in the mountains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
CONSOLIDATED.

The Attn and 9th New York ca Tslry regiments,
on duty in Sheridan's army, were yesterday
consolidated by order of the W ar Department,
Lieut. Col Nichols, OF the 9th, assuming com.
mand, with the rank OF Colonel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

TIE WEEKLY STAR is on our counter, and ia
wrappers ready for the mails, containing full
details Of Sherman's movements; Particulars
OF Sheridan's great raid; Schoheld's operations;
The fight at Kinston; Affairs in Grants Army;
The Fredericksburg expeditions; Report OF the
Secretary OF W ar; Proceedings of the Baltimore
onference, Criminal Court, &c: Correspond.
eace with the Mayor on the subject OF the COL
or~d school fund; Interesting military. naval
and departmental news; Agricultural, hortt-
cultural and domestic miscellany; Several
columns Of local news; and latest Geographic
dispatches from all quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

The Gold Panic-Geld Still Falling.
NKW YORK, March 17-13 o'clock -The ex.
element on Wall Street is unabated. Gold is
now quoted at 1863.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
GUERRILLAs.

Seven of Whites guerrillas, who were cap.
tured near Fairfax yesterday, were sent In
this AFTERNOON. ana committed to the Old Cap.
itol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
STILL THEY COME.

One hundred and eighteen deserters, who
can.e into our lines in front of Petersburg, ar.
rived here to-day on the steamer Princess
They are mostly North Carolinians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
SI(OID EDITION,
4 OtCLoCKP. NJ.
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
COVER NMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke l. Co. furnish the following quo.
tattous of Government securities:
WAsHInaToH, March Il, 1895.
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA

One Wing Of Sherman's Army Marching
on Goldsboro, another on r. aieigh-Sur.
render Of kiBston, N. C.-Shermaa 70.
ported In possession of Geldsbore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

a or two ladies and gentlemen with delightful
ROOMS and BOARD. Board for ladies' only. Ad
dress Goa FIDENTIAL, Pest Office, Baltimore,
Md. mtG-lW
R0ARD-Persons desiring pleasant ROOMS with
- BOARD call al southwest corner 2lst and II
ITS. near Pa. Terms moderate. Bath in h Sc
Furnished ROOMS at 373 Pa av. fe2s Ims
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NOTICE. sALE-2,O sets OF one. two, aud
" four horse second hand HARNESS, and a
large lot of second hard SADDLES and BRI-
DIES. Apply te II 8. JOHNSTON. No. 373 Pa
av-pue, between A.. and 9th streets, opposite Ma
uonal hotel. mar l4lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

A CAPITAL Tome We have received q
bottle OF q. u. Smiths Wild Cherry Tonic Bit
ters. Just the thing to set tne system mp at this
time o. the Y ear, and which we find just suits
our complaint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
SHERMAN ar FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.

Ne Serious Oppositisn-The Enemy keep
NJ q X espeeifal Distapce-immense De-
structIsn Of Rrbel " mr. MaterisI-Sur-
pylse Of acknowledgements Driven of
with n eavy Loss.
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BOARDING.

EOR RENT One furnished FRONT ROOM. suit
with boarding: Apply Immediately. 203 ~: at =.
near street. Island. m St*
TWO .REsPFCTABLR GENTLEMEN CAN
L obtain Board ia q small family by calling i'm
me- jRteiy at S51 z0th street. between and l.
SITS. Terms $50 month each. washing included.
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nAr Him
FORD's NEW rHEATER,

F0RD's NEW rHEATER.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON
CERT,
SUNDAY EVENING. MARCHle.
BENEFIT OF
JAMES r. O'BRYON
Ford's Theatsr.
ID AFT ED"
The following eminent ,Ss talent Of this city have
s Ma C. T M1Rli kkEa1EaIssHIa a
Mr. K. G00DALL.
s ". 4 4 3 EEfes WEBB.
n r.. a aE9fsF E eHg44xn.
sisnoG Off FREDEKfoS GENnAR1.
RoGRAM MH.
/. Grand Fantasia yi"lsnesIc ;.......-.. Mark
A'''A' IN t Madame Mari. Marinii verdi
5. Piano-rrapscriptien Of TrcSaIGre. Webb
p,r n,mmti bat si ps9 %I.ssn ~ .ssasn.
,s syIo VIZ ,Sl,n a, sbss,?. kuqsen
In rsrrs ana sSs
IA. D. Reed.)
tMr. George Lossch)
PART SECOND.
l. Lament of the Irish Emi grant -. Tom Moore
tMr John Parsons)
.. La Mere ct l'Enfap,. DonIsetti
3. Piano-Grsnd Fantasia LucretiaBorsia CORA
(Mr. =. Douglas Webb
T. Solo Profuso-'' Martha. Won Fietow
tMr. 4 D Reea
s. Graras Aeiuu, Tibi-Solo soprano,
IN nute ohlisetn ...............-. .Gullel mi
mrs. ". T. kretschmar ana H. schutier.)
oonuuetor. .signor FREDERICK Gsnnsri
me p1ac used on this occasion Is one of Stem
g. Mefzerott. - " We
famfl Circle. "a nts
Tickets to BE- had at the Hotels and Music Stores
Doors open at o acS.
Commence at 8 e'clsck. mls3tt
lust ARRIVED AND FOB sALE-Three aa5
y die aud Harness II rRSE3 Dali at HOWAKDH
Stslles No ASP and asa between 9th and I'm
s,Iee:s, Waship ston, d. @ nj E3ts
an EXaIBIrION POE A Few DAVIS, "THE
~ Nation al ca pito.'i an gar, fro the inau GU
ration bail, at 6 A. B ALZEk'S Confectionery 9 a
and SITS. m Is ST.
l|OK TWO CENTS DAY YOU CAN READ
i snys@w hook, IL YOU take Dsub Monthly
suh. CT ptiun q, tho "Peopl.s Circulating Libra
~" Pransyivania avenue No $50 between nth
and l7th ,treets. Open en- O.. m. p. n. mar 7-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

pcatcoas have also zone forward. Gen Scho-
held 70 prereang the enemy sorelT, leaving him
but little time TO reorganize his dtsheartened
and 6y ing colnmrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
GONH TO CHARLESTOl

Colonel Pineo, Assistant Inspector General
OF the Medical Department, has gone TO Charles.
ton on tour of inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

LARCENY AND AssAULT-Yesterday officer
Coomes arrested Maria Washington, colorad,
on the charge OF stealing q dress from Mrs.
Charlotte Shuliheis and with assaulting Rosa
b. ys, her niece, and Justice W alter committed
her to Jail il each case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

LOOK OUT FOR DRMsTERs musical treat a.
Seaton Hall on Monday night No one should
tail hearing the disting uished vocalist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAyED-Gne large bob. tailed BAY HORSE,
Vim h bs halter On .hen left ser
corner s q 18th street vest and street north.
I OsT--One pair Ladies' COLE sPECTAcLEs,
Baptist cha1ch or between e that Church and A2S
street. cor yerms mt avenue: Any per.oa e qdins
. .ns leaving them as above ~ - NIB
osT-on Wednesday the 18th instant Se.g scs
fSa Eve SsSsrss es
fireman. It is supposed to have been lost near the
npd to one
sgd returning it to him at the Mould Loft. Nav
A s s5hs seE ssd 70 ss n the "
osT.Ip ,goioe to Or II eomi,s tr9% the the, Wash:
% . !.
hsaHins IT In room No 81 second hoer'
ssa 3 bses
the TIN street or avenue cars. containing between
e Re si1 viii fps fen st
street mar l1-2ts
d : REwARD-Lost, Gu the ltth inst, q mouse
81 colsred gre, hound SLUT. Had ona silver
Old Capitol s H. e' sbc9e re 20
an ml SIS '""DA' '' INC cHas. 4. poNNsLLY.
I OsT-On Tuesday evening. between e and
IL O'Clock, coming from II down 18th street to the
avenue. thence in the cars T. Georgstnwn no
High, 10 No. 43 LIST ct. LADY'e GOLD WATCH.
quit. perchA Chain. Geld Pencil. Key and Heart
attached. The finder ill be Ii bsraily rewarded by
returning them TO No AZ LIST street. Georgetow-;
or to eAMUEL NJ BUOfEs, Treasury Deu.rt-
Went. m 16-3lf
COO REWARD.-A cream colorsd MARE
- ~ about L or II years old. having q very dis
tinct mark on her neck IS IL from burn or scaid.
VAS stolen from rsy premises on last night, the
18th inst 1 will give the above reward for any
information which will enable me to recoyar her.
W BATES
m I5-3t. Ist street and New York sv
T OST-In the Wet Market House last SATURDAY.
Il rig t. ope MEMORANDUM BOOK, contain
ing six olIars and ~ cents, and notes paF able to
John Hough and other papers. The fnder may
have tbs money nv Ietnrlieg the papers to W w,
HoCGH. Butter Dealer, No. 90 Pa sve.
m At JOHN EOU3U.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

SALES OF 730's.-rhe sales OF zoos by Jay
Cooke j. %. amounted to Sage go Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

hob sALE-A light WAGON. Inquire at
Il YATES & sELBY. 1928 Pa. avenue, near 18th
Yul7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

E'OR sALE-Four pair Of fine HORSES, among
Il them one pair of Black Hawk colts: also, three
GOOD Sin gle driving horses, suitable for family
purposes at w. c. Hazei's stables. Besn street
Georgetown, d. @.
mir cts W. HAZEL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

mentary concert for the benefit of Mr.. James
X. O'Bryan, at Ford's Theater, Sunday even.
ing, promises q rare musical entertainme
The programme comprises the choicest seiec.
tons from the compositions of Verdi, Fioto ",
Donixettl, and other celebrated composers, aud
will be executed by some Of the most eminent
talent Of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
COLD AND STOC ks.

Our Office has been PLACED 10 nItecs teIesrapa
commnnicst ton with the Gel and STOCK b1chsasc
Rooms in New York. insurins promp'ness In s"'
eAssu.iou M md sales made ut the .ual rates.
RITTKNHOUsE, FOWLER o..
a. " Bapktre 352 Pepns AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

rINpLING AND STOVE WOOD. prepared Ia
n the best mapner or in the stick ds'iSerea~
mart of the city at the shortest notice.
s' GL SHERIFF.
OHioe Penn. av., between Sd and AZ s's''
uu-Im (Hspl Yard and Mill. ~ at. and CanaA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17
DRoWNIY METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS
AND WINDOW BANDS

ANU W I'M VW bANUo
Totally exclude Goa. Wind. Rain, Snow and Dass
from The creyices Of Doors. Windows and cAS'
iiahts- stop the rattling of eashss without inter-
feripg with the free use Of the same. They save
one half the fuel. and are warranted good Tor n'o
years For circulars, With prices, r. fsrences 6s,
address JOHN A. PAINE CO.. Agents omoes
nn,+h feb . Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-17

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON
CERT,
SUNDAY EVENING. MARCH 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03

A YOUNG gentleman once began ro-
nance in the 6gurative style: rs...
"Albert rode with the speed of an arrow
to the garden, sprapg like the wind from
his steed, like squirrel over the hedge,
wrirhed like snake through the pslinge,
few like hawk to the nrbor, crept up TO
Der all unseen, threw himself passionately
at her feet, swore frantically that he would
shoot himself, was however, Immediately
heard, seated himself in blessed delight at
her side, sank on her bosom, swan 10 q sea
of bliss-aH this Ua1 the work CfG second"
"IT is sweet to die for ones country, !"
was once said to a conscript, who replied
that he never liked sweet things.
"DpcroR, want you to prescribe for
me-" The doctor feels her pulse "There
Is nothing the matter, madam you only
need rest" NOV, doctor. just look at my
tongue just look at it! look at i'll now
say what does that need I" 81 think that
needs rest, too" Exit madam in state Of
great excitement.
JUST FOB CHANGB.-"Mother, can't "a
and have my daguerreotype taken 7" "No
guess it isn't worth while" "Well, then,
you might let me go and have q tooth
pulled; never go any whereI"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
FOR, SAT,E

OFPER FOR SALE NY PROPERTY, situated
4 on the line Of the National road, four miles east
OF the city Of Wheeling. Bald property consists Of
my residence, containing eleven rooms and an attic
nnianed' bath rooms and all neutrality-suspicious.;
convenient out.housea, II Guiding brick stabl ing
ice and spring house, chickery and two cisterns
choice kind; Pear, Peach, Plum and Ounce trees, ali
bearing There are alec choice selections Of Grapes
RaEpberrieG Blackberries, StFAWberries and othei
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out viii
eVergreens and other ornamental shrubbery. So.
VIII also sell my Household Furniture TO any
one desiring to purchase all together. n ft'i'l:
teIms OF payment, 90, can leave their names q
the Gas Company'B office visit me on the premises
te22-t1 &. .H JACOB iHORNBROOK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
Trustee's Sale.

Tn PURSUANCE OF TWO DEEDS oFTTRUsT
given BY the Wheeling Female Seminary, one
dated October 31st 1885, and recorded in the Glerks
ONCE for Ohio county IN deed book No. 81, page
164 to Daniel Peck Rs trustee; the other dated Hey
$50, to Daniel Lamb as trustee We shall on TIjESt
DAY, The FOURTH DAY OF APRIL 1866, at 10
O'clock "A. n lat front door of the Court HouTe
Tor Ohio county, sell the following property, viz
Lots numbered 251, $50. 26s. $50 267 96s and 2e9,
IN the addition to the city Of Wheeling laid out by
William Ohapline, and being the same property on
TERMS OF SALE: One third Of the purchase
MOI and al costs and expenses Of sale to be paid
II caAh. and the balance in one and two years with
said payments to the satE faction Of the truBtees
senng Is trustees We will convey such title as IL
vested In us BY the deeds above named, and posses
mon to be given on the first day ofJuly next 1895
-- n DANIEL PECK,
DANIEL LAMB