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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31
0he9trtelIfgfnfer
Conntry seat For Sale.

TrIHA,r VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
residence az L..atherwood, - mile ea east
% "a 5r9,,I,i laid OH with shrubbery, small
SrIIit and shade trees. owned and lately oecu-
,,ts,i nv MI VIM. TaIlant- II not sold before
6Ii ~ flihiie auction uL Tile front door OF the
Cont House in this city. Terms easy. APP
pIy 10 THOS- O'BIiIES, Real Estate Agent or
ing. IlaIl9-.1 -
T1LEGANT CITY RESIDENCE FOR
sale II not sold ut private sale before
Saturday April 9Th will on that day,
at ten O'clock, n. M, sell nj pubic ane.Io ~
Al I'M. front door Of the Court House, IN inns
city, the elegant and fashionable residence,
situated on the northwest corner OF 4Lh anu
Monroe streets owned by Henry Moore Esq,
atiti II prtSsent occupied by Dr. BuShfiellt-
rony5-td Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31

TIE Yesterday, for n
change, we We're favored with u beauti-
fuI dHy. Weare compelled TO put upon
record the fact that for once the old
saving about March coming in like a
lamb and going put like lion proves
untrue, This sturdy month came in
very gently-like little lamb, and it
is going out in the same tranquil man
nor. Lambs are frail as well ms men.
They will deceive. Put not your trust
in LdIab.
And the beautiful weather yesterday
gave the Indies perfect gala day.
They wore out in NIL their beauty and
shubused tertulns, tnfetas chrochets,
dresses delicately serpentined up dis
PLAYING white and colored skirts and
the exquisitely new styled shoes which
terininnte in the vicinity of the ankle
but we dare not JolLotD mp the subject,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31
Firennen,s Reception Ball.

TIME UNITED FIRE COMPANY WILL
give q taiI at UNION HALL, on Wedes-
siaY evening, April 4tb.
Tickets may be procured rom the Managers
BY orIier oithe Committee Of ArTangements-
+ S Sic y sS;. ShIn-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31

]. n. BoYD, ESQ, editor of the Fair
mont Yedette, is III the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31

TOBACCO 49,,
BOXES 0LDiNIRGINADARR los.
d Is boxes Extra dark los.
Il do Good do l0S
> Caddies Monitor Navy
- do HiRwathIa Nayy
50 do Zac Taylor dark rs, Just In
mai LIST. MORRISON 3 GO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31
- = RARuR0N.

yRoSE-Roupfi. nom a-ls to 3 in
- Square q &c Is 5Rzin.
nj g 10 ~ In.
HaIfOvRl@ 70 u M
~ cut TO lengths Tor T1re- e
HooFL II 10 I'm
From Pennsy Iyanias American, MnS e tAtio
Sligo iggs MIA fl''sPP ?. z. HILDRErH BRO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31
fnr saIe.

mon SAIE..-.IoT NO. I09, WEST SIDE
II N Market street. next lot below the DIS
ciples' Church, Centre Wheeling.
mrIT-4w 3 8. P. HILDREIa, 1r1slee:-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31
Trustees Sale.

nY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST,
X executed tome by Sanford B. Hall, bear
ing date March 10th. 1852, and now on reeord i
VirpinisS i will sell on Tuesday, the 9th day
Of Rpril, 1855. at l0a. M, at the Court HonSe
OF said county, to the highest bidder, the fot-
1nySinS, nfOT,frty 10 wit: Lots No. g. 9and 10;
also a fraction OF y feet front and Running
back nearly the full depth ofsaid lots.
The above property Is situated IN Norm
TnTe and hns q good brick dwelling house,
Sc erected u efeon. Terms OF sale cash In
hand : - THOALASA a ALAULSBYs
hA- nm qIl1s Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31
MARRIAGE.

7 Married Persons, or Young Men confanpI,
ting marriage. being aware ofPhyscai WesI,
cured.
He who places himself under the eare nm
]. may reltgiously confide in his honor n |,
gentleman, and confidently rely urSyn - ~ =
skill rs physician.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31

Sold by All Druggists. mar2O..mwseowly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31

EspecfRlIy, who have become the victim.
Solitary Vice, TINT dreadful and deSfTncs,o ~
habit which annually SWEEPS 10 an un,I,Nl..se
grave thousands of Young Men on fhe n!
excellent talents and brilliant intelIESt ~
might otherwise have entranced IlSfsniaoo
Senates with the thunders of elo1uensas :
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, NAV -
with full confidence. ~
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JOHN RoEMER & CO.,

Nos. 81 & So Main ST.. wheeling. W. Va
dec2sd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-31
Lower Rates Than Other Makers

srDescnpuvo Catalogues furnished on ap-
plication.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-01
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his
NN-N FARM SITUATED IN BlDDEfOKD,
MT1EASsI mile from the Mills, containing ~
ssIj4lA1- 1-aeres of land. all under good state
osS@eor cultivation. There Is q large Or
eharvery thriy and In bearing. containing S trees,
select varieties Of Apples Pears, Cherries Win Cur
rant. Grapes 40. The buildings are nearly new and
in rood repair a good House pleasantly situated, n
new Barn O GO. with good cellar underneath, Car,
90 House &c IL Is enclosed with good fences and
we'll supplied with excellent water om never falling
wells and eisterns- To any one In want OF place
within easy access town. the above offers good op-
portunity. Call aud examine IL.
: For further particulars inquire OF ,,, ,,,,,rrr
B,ddeford, April 81, 1866. iSu
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-01
Real Estate for Sale !

- story house, barn and voclhcuse, and -.
CO. thr,e-h -hurths of an of hni, situated on etSh
siS Main street. saco and near the Congregational
Meeting House. one % IN hest locations In town. -
Also II acres of n with he pasture and wood, and
new harm 81 20, situated above saco depot.
Also 20 acres timber and wooin three miles from Sacc
VILLAGE on the N. W. side of portani ruai.
Asa Il acrrs w".l AMI timber an, about mile northcriy
from Benj,mn's Goolwin's farm.
Inquire of ol II. p.JVhpaN. sco
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Ar PRIvATE SALE,

t4k II III APPLIED FOR XXI
4 farm In Saco. situated on the principal avenue
u leading into town. containing about ~ acres, con-
sistiny Of tillage grazing and pasture land Also,
wood aud timber. 10 has q large and we'll finished
house. good barn and suitable outbuil tings and Is
every way we'll watered. The hrin Is consdered
as desirable location as Is In Saco, any In any
other town In the County, being distant about one
mile only from the business part OF the town. can
be sold In or more parcels, III desired Apply 70
TRIsTRAM JORDAN, saco.
Gao Ma arch \ iSc6
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. LOO per Yr.

irs NscAl,sS fArss ueu kpAsL unicr ard upysr ls~i
Wsrv.r1eA A. ysars Abovs sAiAry Asxs csa,missas
paA. n oslr 1schanrs sea In ne Unassl s,.s Nc e.s
49, 0rssSv . nsksr, SiAep 4 Co, 90 BsnAsfsr.
an oSAsr ehsap ssAiss ssssssassfs and NE seller
sslars ssa A1dsss, q c.H spoa shaw cArt, adss0s,
Nd hy2
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-01

ON Monhays Wednesdays AMI Fridays, the Eypress Train
.o .pi from Bstsn viii via Boston Maine airi,
.toppiur only ssee, Biidsf< kennshunk North Berwick.
Scath Berwick Junction, Dover Exeer, lavuh AMI Law
renee. .
On ruesisys Thursdays AMI Saturdays win via the
Ess6eru Railrcad stopping only at sscc, Bhiet, Kenne-
s.nt Moth Berwick, Ortsmouh, Newbuypo, salem AMI
Lsua- go
Special Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, viii
S<aye Biidefprl or Portland at A. NJ
r Faro are Gents less when Tickets are purchased at
tAe once, than when paid In The Cars.
FRANCIS CHASE,
SUPERINTENDENT.
M IN IseA l6isti
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Wool Carding.
EMPLOYMENT FOR WOMEN.

an anxieas IN fsraish women Who are willing 10
inAkiag spiendid Income One wanted In every
toWu and ooanty In he United states Addrsss with
1ll Hartford. Conn.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-06-01

... WANTED.
:;:;: 'sz II a;'is ss ~ S.s: z: s.
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FOR 8 A L E!

"a ONE large two story House with two.,tory l.
- and woosl.house attached, situated on the cor
.lA ner of poss and Mount Vernon streets built In
the most thorough manner has large cistern IN Gel
lar lot contains about gcn feet OF land, suitable r
another house lot II desired, has hne lot OF mutt
trees and shrubbcry. VIII bo sold cheap Tor cash.
annly Inv letter To A. II. GILMAN,
IIopedale, Mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-09

-. a., ob,r 10 thank you for TINS evil
I 10 Ella, thore 70 brotherhood IN man.
,'snS cd | pray, will make oil such acts
nuU a.o,'Ia IN pivers and takers. have re-
paS'.aJ Ills for the Female Orphan Asylum
~ Richmond, for which I made the appeal
which attracted your charitable notice.
will pay over the money TO the directors
or superintendent, take their receipt, and
forward you a voucher, that you have
generously done adeed of hencticcncc; aud
repeat, may God bless you for it,"
The only regret that ! have in the mat
ter is that my rccuniary abilities did not
hermit me To increase the amount to one
million instead Of one hundred dollars.
In conclusion, | would merely add tha'
have never voluntarily contributed lar
thing. nor ever spoke one encouraging
word. i'm favor Of either of our two late
abolition rehcllinnS, one headed by John
Brown and the other Ivy Abraham Lincoln.
As regards my attitude toward the vcle-
ran soldiers, | may hc permitted TO state
that entertain no unkind personal feeling
toward them. and should be the last man
who would shirk or shrink from the iuil
compliance Of amy promise ny me hereto
fore made t. them: and if the mdlydAala
who constituted themselves " military
committee" and who made these promises,
would now do the same, the veterans
would have no reason 10 complain; hul
while that committee, with its satellites,
during the war, imposed upon the veterans
! inmakinr hose unwarrantcd promises with
ont consulting the City Council-promI'eS
which the committee at the time knew 1t
-. Ill,
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New Rocks.
The Dow ~ THE EAGLES NEST. By the
author Of "The Heir Of Rcdcly tie. >

The Dow ~ THE EAGLES NEST. BY the
author Of "The Heir Of Rcdcly lie.
New York: d. APPLETON & Co.
Thisnovel is from the penot very popu-
lar author. We observe that il has one
grea, merit. 1t is bricf-only about three
hundred and forty pages. In these days oil
yoluminous tiction--that sort Of novel
making that is spun out 10 uncomfortable
length by the custom Of the serial publ
cation in weekly numbers-it is indeed
refreshing 10 find a work Of ole small
volume which man stands some chance -
read. That best Of novels, the /" Vicar ul
Wakefield 1.-THE only novel we ever read
that we wished were longer--i> only about
half the size of this Dove in the Eagles
Nest" For sale by WoorHotsk s PARHAM.
LoSpoS QUARTERLY REVIEW for April
American edition oi LEONARD SCOTT x
Co.
This number has an inviting table OF
contents. The Judges Of England " ia
ali article that affords much interest. For
sale by WoopHoUsE S PARHAN.
BIAcKwoop's MAGAZINE for May-Amcri-
can edition Of SCoTT 4 Co.
Among the contents oil interest here are
Colonel IIon Eorcke'S Memoirs Of the Con-
.t,aerute Var, and the Nc9ro and the
Negoplilists." The latter is very strong
article. For sale by WoODHoUsE PARHAN.
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pe,,rsbur. memorial celebration.

We shall publish on Monday full &C
count Of the Memorial Celebration which
takes place in Petersburg to-day, furnish
ed by our own special reporters.
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Attack on MIR. Wise and Mr.. Schaefcr--
Reply of the Latter.
THE ATTACK.

While in Richmond, Mr.. William X.
Miller saw Henry 4. Wise, one Of the most
influential and culpable of all the rebel lead
crs. He is quite poor. We learn that Il
purse of one hundred dollars was made
up among the Copperheads Of Canton last
week and forwarded 10y Schaeter, by cX-
press, 10 this hoary, unrcpentant rebel.
His attitude towards the veteran soldiers
of the Union is very different. See the
Council proceedings in this paper. He
and his tools are doing their utmost TO pre-
vent the payment OF one hundred dollars
bounty to each veteran from Canton, rs
required b. law. There is not parallel
to such un>pcakablc mcanncSS to be found
.auvwhcre. Nirke countg (Ohiol DcmocroL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RE- REMOVAL.
BTARKE q RTLAND D,

SrATIOSERS,
having moved into their new store, NO Sis hAi'
STREET. cal! tho attention of purchasers to thoir
stock Of PAPERS, comprising Note, Letter Tap
Blll Cap, Flat Cap. DENY, Medium, foio POST
Tracing, Tissue, Blotting, Drawing, Sermon LIE
gal, Wrapping, SC.
BLANK BOOKS,
.uch n nay Books, Journals, Lcds"ra, M"mGr'n-
duu aud IA ~ Books, Record, Time Books, Bans
BooEs, Recent Books. Scrap Books.
ENVELOPES in great variety. Also, sLA -
cory BOOKS, TwINES, INKS, lAhSfANpS'
SEALING WAX, CRAYoNSi snch game. ~
CHESS, BACKGAMMoN, poMlNOtS' CkoQuhl'
SC. -,..,,,.r
The ladies' will find our FANCY DEPARTMENT
full and attractive - Us
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FOR NEW YORK.-ATLANTrc
y GoAST MAIL STEAMSHIP :. {
g az tysSc rne mex Ar ve,Yz1s E .s
captain BorhSF, will laayn bar:cfEE.s ..-.....
wharf ut Rockets on SATURDAY. ~ - =
~ II . clock A. II ..' 8#a#t
hour. #a
For freight or pa.sage-h1Tirg accoan.r..
un-urpah,cd-app!y 10 ~.f@
SAMUEL AYERS %
il st Cary and Virginia sty..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-09

Hon. John Go0de, Jr., has signiied his
willingness, if elected, TO serve the people
Of Norfolk a. their Representative In the
House Of Delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-09

DR.. ASDREw5's EyPEDIrI0S.-The aerial
voyage of DR.. ANDREWS terminated in the
little town of Brookville. Long Island. lie
ascendedhSc thousand feet high. Although
Ills Journey was not as successful IS hc
had hoped, he very easily governed the
rising and descending cours, of his vessel.
and partially It's horizontal direction. lie
vas unable 10 return 10 New York. or
rather would not attempt it at the late bour
in the evening at which he descended, and
came back to New York with his balloon
in wagon.
Although not perfectly satisfied with IN"
result Of his trp--as he hoped 10 be able
70 return in his ship, not in wagon--thc
Doctor Is satisfied 50 far that he has proved
TO himself at least that ho has got hold oi
the right principle at last, and that aerial
navigation is no longer myth, however
many the skeptics as to its practicshility
there may be. He sets TO work AT once IN
the construction of new car hity feet
Long, that he used lately was but twelve.
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TIE REPLY.

Il. NcGrtqor, Esq: Sir,--One Of Thad-
deus Stcvcns's Black Pipes alias the
Stsrkc county Rp,hljc0, ornamcntcd one
of il, columns last week with the above
specimen Of classical literature. As DO
sioh is wrongly informed on the subject, ]
will favor him with the facts, and thereby
assume all the odium Of the deed done
myself generating other "Coppcrhcads >
here from any participation in this most
horrible transaction.
On the 10Th day al January, lSG6, for
wardcd To Ex-Governor Henry 4. Wise A
drait payable 10 his order in New York
city Tor one hundred dollars, TO be appro-
prlated 10y him in accordance with the die
/ tates OF his own wishes. The amount was
not "made up by the Coppcrheads i'm
! Canton, but was my own individual contri.
button for the benefit Of the white poor OF
Richmond. The draft, enclosed in an en-.
velope, remained al the Richmond express,
office nearly two months before its deli
very; the express charges thereon were
prepaid by me.
In the latter part of March, 1866, Mr.
Wise acknowledged its receipt. Among
other items ofin.eres! be stated; " Now o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-09
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers. aud Real Estate Agents.

MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT, on
y THE EAST SIDE UF EIGHTEENTH STREET
ATWEEN LEIGH AND TEEABLE. For SALE
At ATCTfoN.-Wti be sold A. auction, On III.
premises. un MONDAY, the llll June, l..s, A.
located a. above. now m the occupancy II Ar.
Ga"rge II. tunher. Il contains six rooms; and
possession given in 81 short TIM
! TFgY.. tre-Aar cab, balance at four and
eight months tor negotiable uotss, with interest
added secured b. 4 trust deed. The taxes aud in
suraucr lurthIs year 10 BE- paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GUDUIN APPEHSDE.
fa. Aucf.uurrrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-09

EOR BALTIMORE, SAyA\Lt.,
L AND sosToy-ppwHATsS Al,
WEEKLY LINE Leave. hi hr,@.t "a
every "WEDNESDAY and 5c.UAY $780,
Leaves Baltimore every WEDs = II -
SATURDAY. - ]" u =
Tho steamer STATE OF MARyr.y,
THOMAS ThtFFas, viii leave here A. '1i'.;
A VI, ~ HDAY, the ly'h Iu.,tn, - e#-t
p Il, SATURDAY ~ u 'crr
This steamer has splendid saloons. s,.,...
and passenger aCrumHo iauuu, '''s'' fp,a'
Passage, meals sucluIni. -
For freight pr pt.~tg. .pr...s
DAVID 4 wv Crvpr,N
Office at Charlie, 7. Worbarn !. H.
f. 3--2t pa 80.
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Grand lodge OF MnsonS of New York.

Th. Grand I.o,la, of Ere, Mason, re-
.,,nnl j.. sessions Yesterday morning the
Gr'n5 W,.trr Rol,rrt lIoImr~, nrr,iIin-.
The rrnort OF the Grand Treasurer Wa.
r.rrivcd Nv which i aurc,r,1 that the
total amount of receipts were $Iu,i0Oi4:
expenditures, So ,32O.9S; total amount OF
assets now in Trcasurer's hands, Sj,013.i6.
The report Of the New York Board OF
Relief was also received. HE amount OF
receipts were e3,9o9.2o; expenditures,
$5,432.51; balance, >io6.t%, Seven nun
drcd aud li.ty-tivc applications Tor rehei
had been i1yolahlr considered; three So
iouruug brethren been buried by the
Board thIty-tivc persons had been sent
to their residences, and one old lady lad
been sent 10 ian old ladies home:
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TIRST- CLASS PIANO FOR SALE.
II Thi, Is one of DUNHAM'S BEST lNSfRU-
NENTS II has been well koptaud carefully used,
and L. In fact as good az new. One in want ~ a
really GOOD PIANO will ind this bargain. Can
soon Hs il wil 10 offered for sale during few days
only. BlDGOOD KILL y ohsrIiel7,
H. e-2t 1911 MAIN street.
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DIsPATcH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.

=, ,,-,r, - :, r,T,r .-trT>-tt rT,,T~-,I,
II I~PAItli JOB IhI.N Inv lio1&f.'
4
This establishment In. been Iutn.shed with an
'' r,,pI,.,,,n ,rtIt,.rpy ,+I trs'h -
%"' 80 -. Irr,r.>.r .t.,.t. 49,
t''h- 81" tue ! - il N"' u " : ~ ''-. ,'.'
E@&U@. could supply "Id r. no" prepared - "A@-
PLAIN Ayp uRyANgyTaL JOB PRINTING
r.rN.r.tart.
''' "a -, .....-.-.
.'""H'"''"tt r.
Arctioneers.
D"ir"
s.-t. h"''''@"''
e's@ADoa'Tt' r.s. ro,nr.,ya.
NJ, insurance Companies
h''s' 9s..,..r...,.
N's'@" - tsa~ tT,,..s
''"'"''7 Thsttr.4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-09

uNHE MEMBERS OF THE LATE
/ THIRD HOWlTZEk COMPANY ara re- u"-ted
10 assemble TO MORROW Sunday AZ TEkNOON
al clock, In front OF the City Hall, To attend the
funeral # their late courtdr-iu-tTIu- Sergeant 4.
{ PORTER, killed in the battle "i Gettysburg.
The members Of the First and Second lIowttIur
Companies are respectfully mvitgd to mite with
NJ II. p-It
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OLA NOS! --Sss,--.,-,
ITQY!
JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS.
RICHMOS MUSICAL EXCRASdE'
No, lss MAIN srsESr,
sole sgents for

BIC N o. UsiCAL E& ChAH' D.
No. lss MAIN srsEEr,
sole agents for
sTIEfF's PREMIUM PIASo.FORTES
There tnstrunerts have been before the -s#t
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In curanss.#.
with the brst maker, II ths country aud nT
pronounced by ALI THE LEADING PROFESS -
AND AMATEURS tho
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These ilstrulnsnts have ALI fHg LATEST M
PRuNEMEN'fS and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE lEAEs,
With .hs privilege of exchange wa.D3a t"'''9
month"; ii not entirely satisfactory
to tse par,hA-yr.
W. retrr to the following persons Who ha'7
sTIlFFs PIANOS now Ia use:
Gensr.I Il. E. LEL, Washington College LeN'H''
ton,
b. d. 1aTsE ( Eso., Lynehcurg;
Rev. L. l. PHilltPs, Nlr.Inls Female institute
Miss MANY BAipwlN, Female s'A""', aha -
CAvsL. Deaf, Dunno and Blind Institute >'"an'""'
Professor 4. A. ANH0Lp, k1ehhi"nh. ,.,,..s
cal from all Ia want 81 >Nf h"'"N
Il S"dei II. Terms hnertl- -------..
DR. ALFRED HUGHES. treating M a.,
| ease, In accordance t.h Tug h'e'''i . -.
lrucr un the south SIDE OF Grace street. se'"'''
mouse above Fourth. ,-,,..,...,.. no.,
/ UFYlrE HurRs Morning, from 10 !' mon l,'a'
2tni: evening, from t. O'clock ~ VI"
yl,TA TEA.-Just received, the hne>i
I | GI'HPow DER and JAPAN TEAS, which We
warrant ~ h''' ""'st" STEVENS PE0RAM.
nav 30 81 bt"' e.
rRINI\, uAT.-Ncw style III ADJUST
| ts'c'ir., puwHArsN WklslGkR,
'>'''SS' No. so Main street,
ia ar,t doc r below Spotsw ond Hotel
DAMANTISE \ y ID TALLo"
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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-01-03

He KNEW HIS MAN-The celebrated
Bubb Doddington was very lethargick.-'
Falling asleep one day, after dinner with Sir
Richard Temple and Lord Gotham, the Gen.
eral reproached Doddington with his drow-
siness. Doddington denied having been
asleep, and to prove that he had not, offered
to repeat all that Lord Gotham had been
saying. Gotham challenged him to do SO.
Doddington repeated story, and Lord Cob
ham owned he had been telling it. "And
yet" said Doddington, 81 did not hear
word of it; but / went to sleep, because I
knew about this time of the day you would
tell that story"
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-01-03

"A gentleman from Texas, says that It is
not known what has become of Senator
Wigfall 1t is considered certain that he has
mot crossed the State into Mexico, and if in
the United States his locality is secret
Many believe that he is dead.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-01-03
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. 1865.

UNION OF THE FREEDMEN's AND UNION
CoMM1ssIoNs.-At the recent joint session of
the American Freedman's Aid Commission
and the American Union c. mmission, re-
solution was unanimously adopted to unite
the two Commissions in one Bishop Simp-
son was chosen President.
FUNERAL OF GOVERNOR CoRwN.
The funeral of the late Gov. Corwin took
place this afternoon. Among the pall-bear-
ers were Chief Justice Chase, Lieut.. Gen.
Grant, Hon. W. Fl. Seward, Hon. Reverdy
johnson, Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, and other,
prominent and distinguished individuals.
Mr. Gait, the Canadian Minister, who
has been in Washington canvassing the pros
pect for renewal of the Reciprocity Treaty,
is reported to have given his colleagues to
understand that they "mu,t look out for
some other countries for trade than the Uni
ted States"
The Clerk of the House of Representative
has received certificates of election of South.
ern members only from North Carolina, Z
Louisiana, A; Mississippi, 2; Tennessee, z;
Virginia, 8, and Arkansas, l. Some of these
have been referred to the select committee.
The Presidents message and Grants re
port on the condition of affairs in the South
is having very marked effect in botf
Houses.
The Radicals see nothing in it to change
their views
Lieut. Gen. Scott arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th inst.