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Or. ADJ Mcmahon.

~ Has removed his Office to his residence, on the
south side Of Main crossstreet. east of Main street,
nearly opposite Isaac Yoho's Tailor Shop where he
may be found at all times unless absentlon profess
sional business.hies ,i7uo9 biss1o MIS- igsa edl 10
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NIARSHAL,a SALE.

virtue of writ of 6eri facias issued from the cerks
o. oe Oh me circuit OF the District Of Columbia,
cnno e county OF Washington, and directed shall
Of AZ public SALE for cash, Thursday, the 18th day
Jo ay nexI at 10 O'clock, m. before the courthouse
n,y, ~ d county the following properly vizs All that
o,hcr ., washington with two-story brick house and
owl;na IVY thereon, now in the occupancy of VIM.
rx,sndi 1 nineteen feet and eleven and half inches,
.d iron, me northwest OF the lot easswardy,
in ~ ,h oack Oh the same wih the front, and bind
ny e west line OF the lot 30 feot wide alley being
ana hs properly conveyed by deed from Sarah How
men aasea lhe 18Th Of July 1885. Seized and levied
;pdc.. ns proRery OF William bowling and sold satisfy
Lee, use of Robert G. Buckley ' - 'A'o' " ''''''
.n,,,o :, ALEXANDER HUNTER,
'Nf'" u" MARSHAL OF the District OF Columbia
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VIII DEN PELL, .aHcsf0n<er.

IL {. w. PELL e. co. will sell. on Thursday, Apri
27ih lsis at u O'clock at the American Hotel
portion of each kind Of his Wines among which are
r HiApEiRAs of the following names, Wis Adelaide,
ton st Sicheas% as %n'opes Reserve "ser
eai, (very fne,) "Scott Penfoid, & Co." .old REQ
seal Hope" "Brahmin No. T." "Victoria," 'Black
Hun, unknown rs years in bottle Henderson" "Eas
lnda, Red Seal" &c.
SIERRIKs Of sold Arambura," "Topal," "Manzanla,'
rae Paulding," "Amontllado," livery finc)
TORT WINEs-Some remarkably fine old Port Wine and
some very choice old PEACH BRANDY.
these wines have been selected mt various times and
Kept with great by Mr.. Cozzens No other wine.
April l3-co3t - r. -
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IlAUQUIEn white sulphur spring. Vlrglnl., lmore

IINAUtIOIElt Spr1nG1. V1rgInEa (mOrQ
for the reception of vsers the LIST of June Extensive
improvements are in progress that will give new aspect
adding to its embellishments or to the comfort and pleasure
of the guests Knowing, by ocular evidence, in
instances the positive intrinsic value of the water, and its
almost miraculous effect in particular has been
gaded good policy enlarge the accommodations, and
complete the original design crafty the taste
and fancy guests well promote their health and
pleasure Situated in remarkably healthy region, in full
beautiiu village of Warrenton, vsers may, horseback
or in carriages over their improving roads, enjoy the
e he Of bad o. the
full dance. The lovers of music and flowers will find pecu
Liar has been taken win their approval while the
laow deer and the awn, the gold and silver fish, the elk
and the may relieve tedious hour those who
interested in the tro naue In word, every step has
add to the comfort and accommodation of visers. The
hurdle and tournament, the fancy ball,
TONS Nor are these preparations designed for the gay
monde only To the holy ministers of religion. of every
ss cordial not guiding irvltaon Is given
Of the church are respected throughout the season.
These springs are IS or 80 miles according 70 the route
taken from Fredericksburg, and AZ % from Alexandra
Trweeky stages will from both these points Till July
when daily lines viii be established Visitors leaving the
District of Columbia in the stage steamer Mt a. m wi
reach the springs the day and AT the came ccsi-
81 80; throughckets having been agreed on between
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad Company and
the stage owners from Fredericksburg the Spring. to
make the ticket 50 from Richmond and - so from Wash
inKSn ,,,u. -. known on the Pos, Office boob. a.
"Warrenton Springs and all letters should be directed
they may be left at Waenton, or sent to the White Sui
Terms Of board will be as oows $50 for the whole sea
ending rs, Ss o 1 n'ss month. @ for
weeks 81 per day meals lodging 50 cents each Ser
and children unde, u year. old half price No
tables provided for children before the usual hour those
who retain their ordinary table win b charged
full price Horses 80 cents day 8 S1Hs n %akp
Aprh 1-nu superintendent
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rTNHE Seminary for young Ladies' lately advertised
by Miss Carroll will be opened on the second Monday
of May next, in the large and commodous building near
the residence Dr. Lindsey. and occupied by Mrs
Reed, on G, between Al and 9th streets.
daily conveyance will be provided for pupils residing
remotely from the institution, free Of expense.
Applications for admission, for information, be
Rev Mr.. Bannatyne Rev. Mr. Berry. or Col. Andrews.
April 26 1919
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Democratic state NOnvcnthOn VI "AscOnsAh
The Democratic Convention assembled at Milwaukee
on the 10th nsant-Ben. c. Eastman, OF Grant, presi-
dent.
Nelson Dewey nominated as candidate for gov
ernor-(Gov. Dodge declined being candidate)
The following is the ticket formed for presidential
electors Francis Huebschmann, OF Milwaukee, and
William Dinwiddie of Lafayette for the State at large
Samuel F. Nichols of Green for the first congressional
district and David p Mapes, of Fond du Lac, for the
second congressional district
For delegates to the Baltimore convention j. r. Hell
fenstein, of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., James Kneeland' OF
Milwaukee; and Beriah Brown, OF Dane-alternate, G.
W. Feahersonhaugh of Calumet for the State at large
<. G. Ryan, of Racine-alternate, Andrew Palmer, OF
Rock, for the first districts and Wiram Knowlton' OF
Observation-Disclosures, Erastus Drury OF Fond du Lac Tor
the second district.
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Ohio,


The returns of township elections which pour IN upon
~ from Ohio Through the Columbus Statesman, the
Lower Sandusky Democrat, &c. are very encouraging
The democracy is in the ascendant "There never was
better feeling among the people,. Mr. Weller is making
deep impression by the boldness with which ne vndi-
Gates the cause Of truth Let carry the % votes OF
Ohio which we lost in 1s44, and we shall cover every
loss which we may sustain, and we may defy the wings
New Dct~ rrnin alton suns distance from tho
Earth
1t appears from the report OF Mr. Stanton OF the CON-
mee on Naval Affairs made on the 18th instant that an
effort is now making for new determination OF this
very important element of all tables OF astronomy and
navigation Two methods, it seems, have been already
tried third method, suggested by DR.. Gerng, dis
tineushed German astronomer, remains as yet untried
The committee recommend small appropriation Tor the
purpose of making observations at some OF our southern
naval stations in connection with the observations OF the
northern hemisphere The object to test the correctness
of the former measures of the SUMS distance and to
make the measure The reputation acquired by our
Rttenhouse in his labors this subject in the last CEN
tury alluded in the report An enterprise OF such
immediate importance TO the interests OF commerce and
navigation, hope will meet with the appreciation OF
mcmb ers of Congress from all sections OF the Union
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We conclude this morning the exciting debate OF
Thursday last in the Senate, as reported in Housons
sketches The whole is singularly worthy of attention.
Mr. Hannegans speech is especially entitled to the public
attention is characterized by lofty principles OF action,
expressed in the most striking language II was admira-
bly delivered The whole speech thrilled through the
Senate and the large crowd collected in the chamber
One Of the distinguished speakers in the Senate pro-
nounced it the most magnificent burst of eloquence he
had ever heard
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BALLOON AsCENslON.-J w PRATT, OF western
ID New York. has arrived in this city with aeronaut,
and proposes make balloon ascension from this city in
the early part of week. il suitable grounds be OBJ
tanned tor the purpose In order deay the expenses OF
initiation &c the subscriber will call all disposed "a
aid him for subscriptions, when he has obtained grounds
suitable for the exhibition The ascension to be snpern
tended by the celebrated aeronaut Mr. John Wse of Ian
caster, Pennsylvania April 26--lt*
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nos.h III. o,.sr has however
prisoners made Oh ne Sb made n the house Of M
psrdoned them 1ea'oh va ,h s.rch nd -, Nm
Saiaha1 ~ NM Oizaga and Mendizabe was report
ed, bull wi'nou' Ru..,.. a.
- .,,hI;sh.a ., g, p.,srsh,rv
The following mas psen sn,h',s;osr
and received WIN Tue s'ea'es' e",iu''o"
ManYea' % me Emperor
Alter the benefits OF long peace, the west OF EuVi
finds itself al this moment suddenly gwen oyer ~ naI
lions which threaten WIN rum aaa I,pecon And
powers, and ths wnoas so o, crossed the Ger
snafehyo and have Spread themselves in every drec
man an snd,eiry which has gained force In pro-
poron to the CONGO ssions OF the governments, s
empire of Austria and the kingdom OF russia anu
ia is oihu "a ~ But Heaven o,bid that hi
God has GonLiaea 70 o =, Sb axamn handed down from
should be r" as, invok Ell the aid of the Omnpo-
our @ are rsmdy 10 encounter our enemies from what.
tsn iJs tey may pre- ent themselves; and without
spsng our own person, will know how, ndissoably
matted 10 holy couny 10 defend the honor Oh 'he Hus
SIAN name and the invIoiaouy OF our 'e'Iory, - :,
We convinced Una. esery & H. he ely o Of liz
our iai, Or ancient warcry-for our fah our SOW
pa Of victory and then, with sentiments OF humble graf
iude now WIN feelings o hG3 oI we VIA , H. Wy
with one voice, Gou 10 on d I an n,r I 1:iv =, I,
people and , March in hs wear Of Grace lsis and the
asi ~ nnq ,e I'm nlr
-' -, +; tho Scblesisber Zeffunp of the 23d ultimo
ieet ~ VIC rsnor,s Of the CONCENTRATION of large
cohnls psa roons close 10 the frontiers of Upper
army OF Ssa, They consist chiefly of Cossack and
anu Low tn game paner also confirms the umors
Cncass w disturbances in the Russian part of Poland
curlen u ~ - Wsrsaw
esPe0"'' " Poland
c..u,.r,,sL; .nd o,hor Leaders 80 IN. i, .,
Prince Adan ezal'ois Jnu o., ,h" nsn 1 ?
Polish reyouuon' VIZ a nf tho Wnrnnn
way 10 foahdi @ an,hn sas,;c h,, u d, u m,,hi
Chronicle describes an M s ~. Puu,c
reception gwen 70 ne 'n''e ~ ING ""'lo'o anu s"i'
rison OF AKA ohapehG' aohr ,,au sn,L..ra, III
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we mentioned yesterday, rather remarkable, the
osa'h on the same day uhe 18th Of April OF two venera
bic citizens OF Mane-the one, Mr. Clapp being the
iather.n.aw OF Judge Woodbury. and the father Of the
HON A. n Clapp, OF the present House of Represent
aves and the other Mr. Clark, the father Of the Hon
Franklin Clark, also member of the present House.
we learn IRON the eastern papers that Mrs. Ruth
Healey the mother Of the Secretary of War; also died
on the same day, the 18th Of April Southbdge Mas
sachusetts, aged So wears
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nv n. GREEN. .ancetonrer /.

{ WOOD TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT
sell, on the premises, O'Clock p M, good story
frame house and lot, situated street. between I'd and
sized ooms conveniently arranged the lot fronts 20 feet
street running back 100 eet, containing 1000 square
ieet Terms sale. A. GREEN,
April 23-3t Auctioneer
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War Department and Maj. Gen. Scott, called for last
week by the House of Representatives, has been this
day sent in As this correspondence s understood to
embrace the discussion. both Sides Of topics Of much
public interest shall take early opportunity after
il shall be printed to lay il before our readers,
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0o-Faro Bank ExpsssA-This evening, the 30th inst,
the Temperatures Hail. on street, bstwesn 81 and 10Th
exposs the frauds prsctised BY shs gamsr 81 Washington
city in the following games Wig Lessrss ThrolsresIng
Whist Boston Twenty and tricks Of II trade" and
gambling In general Lecture 70 conmsncs q O'Clock.
Tickets Is Gents ladies and children half price, be
had at Beers's Hotel and atthe door Of The han.
April &-I~
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Monday last the oath instant JOHN NJ PUMROY esq.,
city in the 4lst year of his age
Tho funeral will take place from his late residence
few doors above g. this "wednesday morning. 10 o'clock
The friends and acquaintance Of the family invited
At West Hill Wandsworlh England the April
ton FRANCES ALLEN AsPNWALL aged 49, daughter Of Col
AsrINwALL. U. s. consul in London NJ.
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OLYMPcThe Heron Troupe fast gaining in the es
iimaton of the public Their wonderful acting their en-
chanting singing, and altogether unique entertainer are
the theme OF universal admiration Indeed, heart
lily recommend nl who DESTROYS of refreshing nnocsnt
and highly intellectual amusements to pay these little
strangesa visit In the capital of Union should not be
said that such as teirsnnd boot from that
secuted land, lreand-wi 90 away unrewardcd.
See advertisement. t 7l'7' 80 .t'
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Our attention has been called to an article copied in
our columns, few days since, from the New York
Morning Star, containing brief summary OF recent In
tellgence from South America The article contained
line or two rejecting harshly upon the character and
policy of the Emperor of Brazil. We hardly need say
that by the publication of the article, had inten
ton TO approve endorse any such statements, which
in fact in the hurry of business, entirely escaped at
tention. until subsequently, brought to notice.
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BALrrxoRx. April BIS. p.
MARYLAND and the Vice PresdeSeyTAs Ac0dias nsrs
| The markets. &C. IL.
The democrats Of the third congressional district met
Elcou's Mills yesterday nominate delegate to repre-
sent the district in the National Democratic Convention
meet in Baltimore three weeks from Monday next. Gen.
BENZ G. Howard, formerly member Of Congress, was
elected the first ballot with great unanmity On the as
sembng the convention, will be found that Gen. How
will be the candidate of the democracy Of Ma
| ryand for tho vice presidency.
The by the Acadia has created the greatest anxiety
hear of the result Of the Charst demonstration In Lon
don on the That the decree of the government
was put defiance the future working sovereigns of tho
nation there be Of doubt; and one triumph
on this point will lead TO many q
THE MARKRrs.-In tho Baltimore Market this morning
-four been very dull and sales have taken place.
There sellers of Howard brands Is 49, and
BUYERS City Mills is held SO l2A Corn meal Is nomi-
nal at So 2 81 49, and rye -four 1915 80 81 Supply of
grain light and prices without change Saes Of prime red
wheat 1877 l3S cents and white do lao $50
Small sales of white at - cents and Of yellow at 44a
IS cents; oats 80 s6 cents, and rye 80 cents
Whskey selling 22i 2SA in hhds and barrels.
learn by telegraph from New York, that this morning
there not much doing in -four; the market rather
heavy under the foreign Small sales Gencsee
-four So Sc Is southern brands So e6 III. Corn
meal 50 81 81 49,
Wheat in fair demand Sales Genesee ISs l38 cents,
mixed do 1873 I35 cents Corn dull yellow nominal at
81 a So cents; mixed, 81 cents. Oats, Is cents.
Provisions slightly declined, especially barrel
Pork dull, and lard dropping.
The cotton market is unsettled. Some salss are said TO
have been made a decline Of TO cent per II.
Rice dull and declined Sales - IS - 70 per 100
lbs. N.t.
Whiskey 22A q cents per gallon.
The telegraph reports the Philadsaphia Market this
morning. very much unsettled The very light supply
and receipts prevent flour from declining, though the mar
ket remains without much movement Holders OF Penn
syvania brands asking &c. and small sales Of western
So s7l IS o. Corn meal ~ - % 80 a. 70 brand
Rye flour nominal at % 50. ff., $780, -t
The receipts of wheat light Small sales Of white at
l4O M CENTS and Of red do l85 cents per bushel Corn
small. Moderate sales of yellow 81
Oats As cents siffs tet9
Of prices rather decline Groceries esdy Whisky
y cents. t
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9tOur Baltimore correspondent. who signs himself "a
Voter of A." must excuse We could not publish
his nomination of candidate for the presidency without
doing mischief
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LMOWERs at Auction-On Thursday evening next
the 9th instant O'clock, shall sell my auction
store, large collection OF flowers plants, &c, from the
celebrated greenhouse of Robert Halliday, OF Baltimore
such Japoncas, Azalias, Cape Jasmine Heliaropes
Moss Roses, Cactus, &c.
Also quantity OF large size standard suitable fol
cemeteries and country places Purchasers may be
that his sale will contain the very best and desirable
plants well the largest collection offered at pub
lie sale in this city.
The plants wilt be arranged for examination the
ing of sale The attention of the ladies is respectfully
quested. X. w. DYER,
April 25-d Auctioneer.
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We regret to learn that the Hon. r. M. T. Hunter,
senator from Virginia. has been called home by the illness
of a member OF his family
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"There is nothing compare with the group of little
actors present our boards -Richn'ond Republican,
urrbQ
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The Olympic is neatly fitted up. Order and proprety
is strictly enforced by the police in attendance
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 cents Upper Tier rs.
Box office open from 10 TO o'clock. April rs
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BIZ a. GREEN. ,aurtfoxeer.

Posrs sale handsome mahogany furniture at auction
IN Thursday, the 9th ;ns at 10 O'clock f fair wealth
~ er II not, the first fair day,) shall sell the
der Odd Fellows Hail. 7h street, the entire stock Of furni
ture, viz:
Mahogany black and white marbe-top dressing bureaus
Centre and pier tables
Wardrobes and book.ca
Mahogany double and single French bedsteads
Do plush covered spring and hair-seat chairs
Do rockers
Do spring seat sofas of various patterns
Do washstands, eapoys, and looking glasses
Do extension, dining, centre, and other tables
DO office desks, high and low post bedsteads
mattresses &c,
With large quantity Of other furniture unnecessary to
cnumerate.
Also two Eoans and two good second hand pianos
Members OF Congress- and ladies and gentlemen who
furnishing are particularly invited 10 attend the sale.
AS MI Brown is about to leave the city, and all must be
Sold fine opportunity offered of purchasing cheaI
49, Terms of sale: All of and under $50. cash ; ove
SD credit of thirty and sixty days. for notes satisfactory
y endorsed, bearing interest.
he above store is to let.
April 22-3teod+ A. GREEN Auct.
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by IL. ". DYER, .AsscttOmeer.

VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.-Will be positively
sold at public auction Thursday evening next,
O'Clock p. lots Nos 10 and 49, in square No. 1856 No
IL fronts on Connecticut avenue, and No. Is on north
These lots handsomely located for building purposes
Terms of sale One-hird cash. balance in equal pay
ment at one and years. for satisfactorily
bearing interest. r. w. DYER
April 23-dts Auctionccr
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Sixth Congressional District OF New York.
We noticed very briefly yesterday the decision of the
House OF Representatives, by which the seat of Mr. jack
son for this district has been declared vacant
We inclined 10 think that this vacancy cannot be
supplied until the general election in November next
The provisions OF law in regard 10 the holding OF special
elections do not. it would SEEM apply case where the
seat of member Of the House of Representatives has
been declared vacant by that body Special elections are
only to be ordered where there has been failure to elect
by of equality of votes, where the right Of
office OF person shall before the commencement of
the term for which he shall have been elected AS the
present vacancy in the sixth congressional district comes
within neither OF these categores. the district must remain
unrepresented in Congress until the session. This
much to be regretted feel certain that whenever
the democracy of this district shall again be called upon
to do battle for their principles they will not fail to win
decisive victory.
The case of Mr.. Jackson appears to have been most
ably sustained in the debate in the House. However
much regret the untoward event which has deprived
one OF our districts of its representative, are fully
sensible 1t has not been for of all honorable exer-
ton on the part of democratic friends in the House
We undertake say that seldom has contested cleo
ton been fully ably discussed in Con.
gress Among those who have distinguished themselves
this OCCASION take great pleasure in alluding 10
the Hon. Howell Cobb, the able and influential member
from Georgia. His effective speech in support of Mr.
Jacksons right to the seat in question, will long be
membered by those who had the pleasure hear it, as an
effort exhibiting alike power OF vigorous reasoning and
of acute and searching analysis. ~
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Songs Duets, trios, incidental and otherwise by the
MISSES HERON.
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To conclude with Lovers laughable farce,
THE HAPPY MAN.

Faddy MURPHY MISS I16f0n.
with songs-"Bowd Soger Boy ''The Land Of the Pat
and Potatoes" "Birth OF ST. Patrick" Mc.)
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OLYMPIC.
Mr.. HERON, Lessee and Manager
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.
Great Success Three piects.-TtDo Irish Pieces.
THE HERO.N TROUPE!

This evening, Wednesday, the Goth April,
To commence with the comedy of the
SPOILED CHILD.
Little Pickle. with Sailors Hornpipe,) Miss Heron.
Tug, Ia love-struck actor) Little Agnes.
After which.
THE IRISH TUTOR.
DR.. O'Toole The Infant Power.
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fff1"'UH0h, 1KPIII "a, IOfo.
Latc from Santa Fe and New Mexico.

:, tfHH"1DHoH,
Santa Fe and New Mexico
BY arrival at St Louis dates had been received from
Fe the I4th Col Rails, who enormously re-
ported to have been defeated by the Mexcans has resigned
the command of the Ell Paso Lieut. Col Lane
of sickness. Col Gipn's battalion had reached
Ioro, and Capt Haley had been ordered with detach-
Carigal, break up den Of horse thieves
had made that place their rendezvous, and said
have in their possession fifty United States horses mules
&c.
The trial of Amigo, the former Mexican Governor OF
New Mexico, arragned for high for participating
in the nsurrectionary movement Taos had taken place.
and resulted in his honorable acquittal.
The of Ureas advance from Durango with
men, had been proved be unounded by the
of Col Semmes trader who had escaped from Chihua.
hua. The health of the troops generally good and a
strictcr discipline had been enforced.
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The following Geographic despatch for the Union has
come to hand this afternoon:
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we are favored with the following letter. addressed to
TWO members OF Congress- from an American citizen in
Vienna, datei