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ON THR NATTosil

49, - n - Wv Ttn NATtV'.
- Road, three miles East Of the city II -.
ready for Intsrments, azls and iinproysmsni
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be easily reached At all seasons by the kIfio5.
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trees, shrubbery. public vault, chapel, ErttseL
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Burial Cenetsries In the country. Ample
vision II also made for It's enlargement ''S
and care In perpetutty.
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has plat, or secure them by calling At ths 81,
OF ths Secretary, on Main street, over th'
Of Wheeling.
Pers0ns Wishing TO make intsrments WI
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens to the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
another becomes blghted with our own
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The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases
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ALL THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION
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n. MOLASSES.

OK BBLs. NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS
81 Aolasses, Just received and for sale BY
JAM N. REILLY.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that after The
first visit they can take the treatment home
and use il until cured without pain or Interrupt
ton to their usual vocation.
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STATEMENT OF
MIR. III. ID. McGEORGE,

Jdnitor cthe House Of Delegates.
WHEELING, December z, 1863.
I have visited Dr. LiShthill at the Mcclure
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of deafness and noises in the car, with which /
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say that have been greatly benefited by It's
use although have applied it but twice, and
that the treatment is perfectly painless and
calculated to produce permanent and beneficial
results. H. d. McGEORGE.
MOrJdHtopa ". Va.
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WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY
w in store Buckets, Tubs, Wash Boards
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boxes Russells los, black,
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~ Highland Chieitain Is black,
- Mermaid Navy Is
~ Pine Apple Navy Is
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10 boxes Swoet Rose bright Tbs,
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~ Diadem Soft Pressed Il.
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Fancy FIOuPs

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gg Ttltgtaph.
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BY THE CABLE.
TO TEE REGisih,

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OCEANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
doH, graduate from one OF the most eminen,
COLLEGES In the United States, and the greatel
mart Of vhose life has been spent in the hospitals
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere
has effected some of the most astonishing curei
that we're ever known. Many troubled Will
ringing in tho head and ears when asleep grea
nervousness, being alarmed At sudden sounds
sometimes with arrangement Of mind, we're cur
ed Immediately.
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rAErpARTICrLAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have INJURED themselves by a certain prac
tice indulged in when alone, q habit frequently
learned fEom evil companions, or at school, the
effects of which are nightly felt even when
asleep, and if not cured renders marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man, the hope OF
his country, the darling of his parents should
be snatchod from all prospects and enjoyments
of life by the consequences Of deviating from
the path of nature and indulging in a certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
tap,,,1atiny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03
GERMAN HYMNOLOGY-

THE CHRISTIAN SINGERS OF GERMANY. BY
CATHERINE WENTWORTH. limo. PIP. $40 j. u. Lip
pincott 4 Co.
The literature of Germany is especially rich in
religious poetry but this so far as we are aware is
The first attempt to give in English an historical
sketch Of ITS growth, and its connection with
German Literature OH the one hand and German
History on the other. 1t is based on the works of
Wackernagel and Koch, neither of which on account
of their great research and amount Of detail would
be interesting to the English reader as this COM
paratively brief and well-executed history. Mrs
WinkwoTtA is entitled to the credit of having pro-
duced much more than compilation she has recast
the material in sHlpler FORM and added llustra-
tons drawn from other quarters which give her
volume @ completeness and value of its own To
that clear knowledge of the subject which comes
from patient and conscientious reading. she adds
thorough appreciation of the grand sturdy pety Of
the German hymn-writers, and the services which
they have rendered to Protestant religion in other
lands. We do not fully agree with her view, that it
was the national character of the English Reforma-
lion which prevented their hymns from being known
Ia England until Charles Wesley translated and
initiated them 1T was rather we think, the form Of
The prevalent English worship. The Wesleys may
be said to have first taught portion of the English
people that hearty delight in sacred singing which
mas Always been characteristics Of the whole
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AMERICAN COMMERCIAL Law. BY. FRANKLIN
CHAMBERLAIN. syo, 99l Up. o. ID. Case & Co., Hart.
ford.
This work has been prepared for the information
and use of business men, and is by much the largest
and most comprehensive of the treatises which have
lately appeared having similar object in view. 1t
differs from its predecessors, and we think for the
better chiefly the respect that it aims to give the
legal principles which lie at the foundation of com
mercial law, rather than the applications of that
law though every principle is aptly illustrated
that an intelligent business man can at once grasp
and apply it himself to his emergency. The compl-
cations of business many various and diver
sifed that to present simply examples
of their solution, besides being an end
less task, would create only dangerous
bewilderment and confusion. The legal principles
which define the rights and duties in business trans
actions are really few in number. When lucdy
stated. clearly and carefully explained and suitably
illustrated by practical application they can easily
enough be comprehended by any man of ordinary
intelligence, and be of use in guiding aid conduct
ing his affairs Others should 20 elsewhere for their
advice.
We think the authOr has been entirely successful
in what he has undertaken. He has not intended to
make every man his own lawyer, nor could he but
he has put it the power of every farmer mechanic
OF trader to act with wisdom, promptness and self
reliance whore without guide lie would proceed in
error, or with hardness and timidity. Among the
topics are Agency, Insurance. Liens. Sales Notes
and Partnership, which are most admirably dis
cussed and explained. Numerous and perfect forms
also given where they seem desirable.
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Nrh OubIitations.
THE FORTY SEVENTH NUMBER OF THE
u SGALpEL ehled hH kDMARD Ii. DIXON ". D

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Published This DAY;

DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
Il NEW BOOK On THE PEAR
An Illustrated work entitled
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practical Holcutus for many successful grower o. Pea"
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1lusital Snstrumtnts.
Situations 0lani,o-- fmalts.

NVANTED-A SITUATION rs CHAMBER
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reqnireL Call for three days No 222 comesi NewYork
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
~ be oh at Mrs HiDS GERMAN INSTITUTE, III Essesst
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DISIIOPTUORPF SCHOOL for GIRLS will

ID begin second year o. W the 5h Sp,embS The
number pups all Of whom live IN the house. MATTED t.
FRENCH taught by resident GoyeTlcss ADD far possible
made the language Of the family.
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Smussnsnts.

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2ea6 Schools.
dtatbtrs.

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~ experienced teacher desires rev additional pupils
GERMAN. Address REGNlII. Tribune Ofe Bon No 1885, First
class references
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~ good education desires give lessons IN DRAWING aud the
GERMAN LANGUAGE voAd be also willing 10 teach exchange for
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A GERMAN as GONERNESS or SCHOOL,
~ TEACHER tahe, German French and Music best
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The New York herald., 1869-03-31
CHARITIES or Mr.. A. 7. STEWART.

He Gives Away Six Million Dollars for
Charitable Purposes-The Money to Be
Expended in Building Two Grand HO.
tells, One for Working Young Women
and the Other for Young Men
Description Of the Hotel for
Working Young Women nd
Proposed Plan Of It's
Management.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

GENERAL SToEEMAN RELIEyED-H1s
SUCCESSOR IN COMMAND.-Brevet Major
General Alexander s. Webb, late Colonel
of the Forty-fourth infantry, arrived in
Richmond yesterday to take temporary
command Of this district vice Major Gene
raj Stoneman, who, it is understood, has
been relieved at his own request, in order
to accompany his regiment (the Twenty
frst) to California. ..... ....s .....-,.
General Webb is son Of Colonel James
Watson Webb, prominent politician in
former days, and now Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of the United States to Brazil. He
was born in New York, was appointed
from the same State, and entered the
service as second-lieutenant of the Fourth
artillery July l, 1855. He was for a
time professor at West Point, and served
with distinction in various capacities du-
ring the war, reaching the rank of Major
General of Volunteers. Until the recent
consolidation Of the infantry regiments he
was Lieutenant Colonel Of the Forty-fourth.
When this regiment was consolidated with
the Seventeenth he became supernumerary,
and was placed on the list of officers await
ing orders.
1t is, of course, understood that this is
only an appointment ad interim, and will
not interfere with the assignment of Gene
raj Candy to the command of the district.
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RICHMOND H1sTRIoNIC CLUB.-This is
the name of e new dramatic association
organized last night, and of whose pre-
liminary meeting we gave brief notice on
the 23d ultimo. From the good feeling
manifested by the members yesterday we
con predict for the Histrionic 8 certain
amount of success. Drama is 30 often care
lessly produced by professional troupes
composed of third and fourth-rate actors
that it should be matter Of satisfaction
for the public to know that some OF our
young men will give us some dramatic per-
formsnces, when we will have occasion to
witness drama represented, if not with as
much eclat, at least with more regard for
the authors words than is generally found
among professional troupes.
We are informed that the Histrionic will
beassisted by ladies of acknowledged talents
and great fayorites with our public, and
with the popular plays selected will afford
q treat worthy of encouragement.
The officers elected are: r. Christian
president; Albert W. Kelly, Vice-presl
dent; Martin Ryan, secretary -, rea'
surer; W. Emmett Coleman, stage manager
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MINOR TopICs.-The summer session Of
the Medical College Of Virginia commenced
on yesterday.
On dit that the Richings Opera Troupe
will visit Richmond during the last week
Of April.
Sergeant J. NJ. Gum, one Of our best
police officers, has resigned his position in
disgust.
General o. Brown, late of the Freed
mems Bureau, who is spoken of as pro-
spective Radical United States senator from
Virginia, has returned to Richmond.
Miss Van Lew took charge of the post
office yesterday. It is said that she will
place ladies in charge of the ladies' deli.
very.
The first annual ball Of the Iron-Mould'
ers Union, No. l28, came off at Monticello
Hall last night, and was great success.
Ex-Governor Wise has received donation
of seven hundred dollars from the Irish
Literary Association Of Memphis.
"Yankee" Allan and Senorgafy u
Samuel have gone to Washington to see
something more about that letter."
The new postage stamps-two and three
cent-are already passing through the
Richmond post-oftice.
Marriage licenses were issued to thirty
eight couples in this city last month-sr
increase Of fourteen over February.
Richmond supports two velocipede schools
now, and the mania is Increasing among
the young men.
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MAYORS CoURr-Mayor Chahoon pre-
siding.-ssrah Gathright (negro), charged
with abusing Sam Meteor (negro), was dis
charged.
Robert Christian (negro), charged with
being drunk and resisting the police, was
arraigned. He was fined ten dollars, and
Agnes Christian, his sister, having been
implicated, was fined two dollars and fifty
cents.
Robert Ashby (negro), charged with
stealing two vests from Caroline Davis, was
sent on.
Susan Davis (negro) was arraigned for
having in her possession lot Of stolen
poultry. Her case was continued, in the
absence of witnesses.
James Shaw, charged with kicking James
Cousins (negro), was sent to the chain-gang
for thirty days, in default Of $500 surety;
Baby Clark (bad chsracter), charged
with exposing his person on the street, was
fined FIVE dollars.
Agnes Miller, charged with being drunk
and using profane language on the street,
was fined five dollars.