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ORDERS, } WAR DEPARTMENT,
No. -.
Adjutant Generals Office,
Wa shinuton March IN Jsf


l. To carry the provisions of the 9th section Of the
of May 9, 1916, relative establishing military posts
the Oregon route, and to afford protection the numerous
emigants that country and California, the first
Secretary of War of sa7, the Platte river near
Grand island, and is known Fort kearny The garrison
OF this post will be company LIST dragons and two
companies 9th infantry, be designated by the commander
Of the department
Under instructions Of the Secretary Of War;
becomes establish the second
Fort Laramie trading station belonging the Amer
lean Fur Com The garrison of this post will be
panes of the eg of mounted rihemen, to be halt
ed on the oue, and one company 9th infantry
In the further ulhmen OF the requirements OF the Of
May 49, 1876 the march OF the rifle regiment Oregon du
the ensuing is deemed the proper occasion for
establishing third the and rough that
Territory. From the best information the subject,
supposed the eligible point for this third ton in the
its tributaries, enough the settlements
the vicinity of Salt lake TO obtain with facility such supplies
of subsistence and forage they afford The trading
establishment Fort Hail. the upper of the Co.
lumbia river has also been considered advantageous
The instructions to Bevet Major General Twggs
commanding the 9th military depa ment, charge that Off
with giving the necessary directions upon the subject
ii. Fort dtktnsOn being no longer required Tor military
purposes, the garrison has already been withdrawn
Fort Crawford being also longer required, the
anding officer Of the 9th department has been authorized
to withdraw the companies composing the garrison and to
assign them such stations the FIR ,ners he Judge
expedient The quarters and other public properly per
tanning to the post will be disposed OF by the responsible
de partmens OF the staff
rARTMESr, (be paragraph $751; of GENERAL REG
ULATIoNs ARMY, edition OF lSll) is amended by
substituting the following
One complete set OF arms and accoutre nents of each
description If the state OF the public supplies will
nit be issued any officer of the army for his use.
and others, his payment Of The price
the issuing officer
BY order. R. JONES,
Adlutant General
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taton. We close this article with the following extract
from the Washington Unioni
The President ha. como in, partially, under the OF
'no-pary man-though no sage statesman could ever
have been deceived by the specous his friends
He cannot maintain the position which he formerly
sumed He may be disposed indulge other feelings, and
pursue different But he has brought politicians
around him whom be is able to resist Circumstances
command his fate unless he moral courage
than be reasonably expected BY such alone
can the venerable hero be preserved from the dangers OF his
position.
The great reforms that have been pshed in the
last four threatened with destruction. We must
waive our differences therefore, unite forces and
The republic The press must speak The democracy
must rush to the They prepare for the cleo
tons to the next Congress with all their energy large
proportion OF the House yet be elected That branch
OF the government to which the President looks for HIS
measures is not in the hands of the enemy The dem
ocras even now may it, if they will only exert them
selves Let but one democratic candidate be for any
district, and we may command the majority"
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OFFICE OF MILLER & CO..

Corner of Baltimore and St. Paul streets,
WHERE more splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid than any other house in the Union and
oldest established exchange and lottery office in Mary
land
MILLER CO have the pleasure of pre- senting to tho
public the most
brilliant Lottery ever In the United States.
The capitals are large and brillian-he main prize
One Hundred Thousand Dollarss
And the chance for obtaining capital prize 10 truly spen
did. In purchasing by the package, the purchaser has
chance of drawing the great prize OF and
chance lso Of drawing either the 800 600
S2 50O-one chance in every six packages of
drawing 100000 $4,000, e25 900. $12b0o, 900.
4OOO 1000 $1,000 or 81, $780, Truly splendid chance
Tor packages.
MILLER & co. say try ons and in return look out for
least one OF the
Great Capital Prisess
Besides this splendid chance in packages there fifteen
drawn ballots, making fifteen prizes in every twenty-five
tickets
Look Mt this noble Lottery,
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Maryland, Cl0ss n.
To drawn the Law Buildings, in the city of Baln
SATURDAY APRIL %, 1910.
Under the of commissioners appointed by
his excelency the Governor of Maryland.
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A CARD TO THE GENTLEMEN

Of the different government departments, to the diplomatic
corps, and 10 the citizens Of Washington in general.
Positively taught for only limited time longer Appty
THE possession of HANDWRITING, which is for
l. tune the Merchant the Clerk and all persons
gagged public business private life, OF such vast i'm
portance, that
Mr. BRISrOW, FINISHING WRITING MASTER,
twenty years practice in the Atlantic cities and
London, views it act OF proprety and public benefit
submitting specimens of his style OF teaching at the door
of his Academy,
CONCERT HALL, PENN AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET.
Promising and assuring those gentlemen who may honor
him with their confidence, that Notwithstanding tho de-
ec the Stiffness crampness defomiiy OF their present
writing they have excellent opportunity Of ncqnir
ing, with certain and
IN ONE COURSE OF Easy LESSONS,
The ease freedom and handsome similarity OF the writing
exhibiied-bod, rapid, and manly.
THE LADIES' STYLE
Is of perfect beauty, Enthusiastically delicate, and
very graceful
Mar 23-lmd
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FOREIGN,
tBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH FOR THE BALTIMORE SUM-
ARRIVAL OF THE PACKET SHIP NEW YORK.
One day later irons France.

Affairs Of Itaiy-No longer subject of aiarm.-Pro-
ceedings Of the National Assenbty-Rise an funds
Appeal Of aSsdssiaS rejected The Havre cotton
kst-Asstsiance to Polish refugees, &c.
New YORK, April 80 p m.
Inc packet ship New York, of the Havre line has Just
arrived having sailed from Have on the 10th of March.
She brings dates from Paris to the 9th ut being one
day later than those brought by the Europa
The result OF the sitting OF the National Assembly of
the sth ullmo caused considerable the funds
pecaly in five per cents, which continued on the 9th
but without much activity. The extraordinary abund-
of money the Market and the boidness of opera
lions for together with the imdity of those spec
uating for decline, contributed TO this result Five
per cents quoted at s5f Soc three per 55f
The report of NJ Gondaux, the budget OF receipts
presented the National Assembly the sth ult
1t concludes with resolution in favor of the adoption
OF the proposed budget.
The affairs of Italy longer subjects OF ALARM On
Change the general feeling is that If Intervention takes
place. il will be effected without producing European
conflict The present OF the minister Of foreign
affairs this important and ucksh subject Is greatly
commended
The Court of Correction has rejected the appeal of tho
assassns of George Brea, whose execution will therefore
take place very soon.
The Minister of the Interior has given directions to
who should apply for them, and to supply them with
sufficient funds to enable them TO reach the frontier
The New York left at Havre the ship New Brunswick,
bound for New Orleans.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET, March lo-At Havre, tho
sales of cotton for the week S55 bales New Orleans
at 80 TO II per klogam 905 bales Mobile at 6750 TO
1850; and ,27S bales Of Georgia at 6S 10 ST. The cot
ton market during the week calm. Advces from tho
United States had rather paralyzed operations.
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From our B.ltmor. Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, April As p.
The Connecticut elecon.-Attenpted sueideI'he steam
er's Heps-NeW York election-Mrkets, SC.
The telegraph to-day confirms the announcement made
yesterday of the result of the Connecticut election The
election has resulted in the election of H. p
Waldo dem } in the first districts Walter Booth (dem }
in the second districts c. F. Cleaveland (dem.) in the
third districts and t. B Butler (whig) in the fourth dis
trict In the last Congress the whole delegation whig
consequently this result shows democratic gain of three
members. The Senate is still wing, majority of the
members standing but the democrats have msior
y in the House of Representatives, and clear naory
joint ballot There choice for governor olher
State officers.
young lady residing the eastern section OF the city,
last night swallowed phal of audanum, because her
mother had scoded her. The of the stomach pump
relieved her from its effects.
The by the Europa is confidently expected
tins evening by way OF Halifax and st. Johns.
The New York election Monday begins excite
ton in that city The democrats have nominated Francis
B. Cutting, and in fine spirits from the result of the
Connecticut election.
THE mARKErs.-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
-four rather heavy The sales 500 bbs Howard
So part time, and $50 bbs 81 A. No sales
City Mills Sales rye -four SO l2a Sales of several
goes Penny red wheat al 97 and mixed
l0 cts; ALSO small lots Maryland red 100
Sales yellow at 50 cents and 10000 bushels of
white 43 cents, and mixed AZ Nothing doing
Whiskey has declined and give sales to-day
81 cents in hhds., and % in bbls.
At New York. thi, morning the transactions in stock at
the first board moderate, and without change in
prices.
Flour steady but activesales of 1900 bbls. SIS
SIS I2i and SIS Is for western, and SIS 81 So 81
for Gene.ee southern So. Corn meal 81 So Rye
-four 81 62A per barrel.
Wheat dul-saes of Genesee at l22 l24 cents and of
red at 1903 10Y Corn seadysaes Of mixed 81
SO cents and yellow Sc 81 Oats 80 80 Rye
SO 60 cents.
Provisions quietmess pork SO 80, and prime SO 81
with small sales. No change in bacon. Lard 81 81
cents per h., in barrels.
Cotton in less demand. Sales of 300 bales previous
prices.
Whiskey is worth 2lA % cents in bbls. Small sales
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correspondent in New York writes us, on Monday
night that If Van Setback be nominated for mayor to-
night by the democratic convention, Cat Tammany Hail.
he will be elected, the banburners having previously
nominated him" But the New York Courier of Tuesday
says that aiter stormy debate, (he night before) the
bunker convention succeeded in nominating for mayor
F. b. Cutting, esq, their candidate, by vote of 30 to
49, The Tribune" on the morning, referring
to Mr. Cuttings nomination, says that "Mr. Van Schaek
at one time very nomination. within five
votes. we understand If MIR Cutting stands. Alderman
Woodruff must distance both his competitors Should
MIR. c. decline, suspect the immense lobby influence
will next time secure Mr.. Van Schaick's nomination"
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Carusi's Saloon.

Carusi's Saloon.
MIR. DISTIN and his sons the unrvaed performers
wi the Sax Horns beg that in passing through
Washington, their way New York, they will give
grand Thursday evening" April 9th, lS49 when
they will perform entirely selection of their spen
did operate pieces, &c. Vocalists Miss M O'Connor Miss
L. Distin and Messrs. T. and w Dstin Piano forte Mr.
J. Willy
PROGRAMME.
l. Grand selection from the 'tabat Mater four Sax
Horns, Mr.. Distin and his Sons, accompanied by Mr.
Wily.--Rossin
q Song, 'by the Sad Sea Waves" (he Crusaders) Miss
Moriatt O'Conner-Benedct.
8. Gee, Give voices,) "Spng's Delights" Misses NJ
OConner and l.. Distin, and Messrs. H., w. IL I.
Dstn.-Muler.
T. Aria Sax Horn Alto (by desire) GAN is Lost" Ola
Sonnambula) Mr. II. Dstin.-Belini.
s. Song, Mr. Theodore Distin sweep for the Love-
Linley.
g. Echo Hunting Due,t (by dese,) two French Horns,
Messrs H. az w. Distin.
7. Glee tiour voices without accompaniment) Lovely
Night" Misses NJ. O'Conner and L. Dlsin, and
Messrs T. and w. Distin.-Chwaal.
g. Fantasia, (Trumpet,) MI. Distin. The whole of the
voice part of "rhe Soldier Tired as performed by
him only-Dr Ane.
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We are surprised that the New York Evening Post,
any of It's correspondents should undertake make any
report upon the opinions of Governor Marcy Its cor
respondent who processes to hail from "Jersey City Fer
ry,' says that the 'Governor looks worn" Certainly
we saw him in better health and spirits than he
was few days ago, when he left Washington. The
"Ferryman" further attributes to him certain opinions
about "Mr. Polk and the Union" We undertake to say
that the Governors opinions are exactly the reverse
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The Messrs DIsrIN intend giving of their delicious
Concerts this evening at Carusis Saloon which
cerey will be patronized by the elite and music
lovers OF this city for believe this probably the
last opportunity we shall have OF hearing them in
Washington. Our time and space only admit of a very
brief notice OF their performs nee, which is exgui-
site music have heard We can only again urge
Gro and Judge for yourselves There is also lightu sing
ing by Miss O'Conner Miss Dstn, and the Brothers We
observe they perform grand Fantasia national
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Intermsss,on Of ten Minutes.

PART SECOND.
9. Solo, Piano Forte, Mr.. Wily.-Berni.
10. Song, Come oh Sieepr' Miss NJ. O'Conner Say
Horn Obligato. Mr.. T. Distn.-Gantx.
H. Fantasia on airs from the Grand Opera OF "Rober lie
Dable," Sax Horns, Messrs. Distin.-Meyerbeer
IL. Duet, Miss M. OConner and Mr. Theodore Disn
3. Gee, Give voices,D "The Hunters Fare we'll" Misses
Dstn -Mendelsshon.
IA Grand Fantasia on American airs introducing the
Star-Spangled Banner" "Hail Columbia >" aud
Yankee Doodle" Sax Horns Messrs Distin-ar
ranged expressly for this occasion
Doors open at half-past 7, to commence al g.
Tickets 90 cents, 10 be had a the usual places
Aprll5-lt
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National Mteiiigencer.

statement yesterday published the Union, from
the New Haven tConnectcuD Register, that Mr. Hanne.
gan nominated by President Polk the urgent request
of Mr. Clayton, the premier of the Taylor administration
We informed that there is word of truth in the
fateuigencr.
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Appointments by the President.

EPHRAIM G. SdUIER of New York to be charge DAFT
ALEXANDER RAMSEY of Pennsylvania to be governor
of the Territory of Minnesota, in the place of William
Pennington, declined.
National InfeLLirencer
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L'OR RENT, and possession given the of April
proximo the four story house street. south side
near llth street Inquire Of Mr.. Reed, door.
Mar Q-3taw2w"
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A HT Union Engraving and Dsrby's illustrations Of
"A Rip Van Wrinkle, given to subscribers for ISas to be
delivered in May specimen of each lust received and
can be seen at TAYLOR ~ MAURY'S Bookstore where
subscriptions taken Tor 1879 Those riding eay
in the year will get their engrsvings sooner and it is great
advantage the Institution collect their funds an ry
day. 80 per annum Apps
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Photographed for the New York Courier !

MONTREAL, Monday, April 2, 1s4e
The Kingston Argus of the 23d ul,imo states that a
petition her Majesty, the Queen is circulated for sig
natures in that city, aloo Canada apply for amer
alton TO the United States.
There is no political intelligence of interest
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IJARPERs edition Macaulays England, vol. q,
IL with fine portrait, price Is cents.
TAYLOR ~ MHURY,
Mar ~ Booksellers, Ninth ST.
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ADJUrASr GENsRALs OFFICE,
Nh 18Th Anil

No.2I Washington, April 3, 1919.
The President directs that much General ORDER.
No S. dated November 7, lS45 unies departments
and 9, (Texas and New Mexico,) under commander
be- nd the is hereby, rescnded. The command OF
the military departments will devove respectively
the officers duty each according 10 the
provisions OF General Orders, No. 40 of 1913.
The headquarters OF department No will be establish
ed San Antono and the headquarters Of department
No. . at Santa Fe.
BY orders r. JONES,
Adjutant General.
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0y-Ths Rev. DIR. MusGrave, OF Baltimore, preach
this Thursday evening in street Church, "a o'clock
Al
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On Tuesday the I'D insnt after short illness of scarlet
EMMA MATILDA DEXTER, aged two years nd en- days
Baltimore Sun please copyl
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n TONCMENT HILL ICE DEPOT.-JNO. PETIT
lNl BONE would inform his patrons and the public that
he procured considerable pains and expense,
and perior stock of pure ce and that he is
prepared furnish families hotel keepers conectioners
and with the article in such quantities (hrooghout
the entire season. they may desire.
Prices reasonable, and variation with those persons
who engage of me in the beginning Of the season.
Wagons will through the city daily.
Orders received through the post office, and by Jno F.
Callan druggist of and 7th streets, and my
coal office. the Long Bridge.
5--2aw6w
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Adelphi Theatre

AdeIphi Theatre.
Messrs G. F. BROWNE and H. +. NICHOLS, Propriotors
Mr.. J. B. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
On THURSDAY, April s,
viii be performed the comedy Of
TOM NODDY'S SECRET.
Tom Noddy Mr.. Belamy.
Gabrielle Miss Kate Horn.
After which the farce OF
OUR MARY ANNE.
{ Jonathan Mr. Jones
Emestue Mrs Russell
To conclude with the farce Of
ROSE D'AMOUR.
Quake Mr.. Beamy.
Sophia Mrs. Russell.
Rose Miss Kate Horn.
Private boxes. rs cents dress circle and parquee, 50
gallery, 25 cents.
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Private boxes rs cents dress circle and parquee 80
cents gallery, 25
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Affairs Of Iaiy-No longer a subject of aiarm.-Pro-
eeedings Of the National Assemby.-Rise an funds
Appeal Of aSsassias rejscted The Havre cotton
Aet.-ASSstanee % PlLlSh refugeeS. &c.
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
REDUCTION OF PRICE.

We are happy to be able to state to the pat
rons of the Banner, that for the last two years
its circulation has been gradually increasing.
without any efforts from US, and at no time fas-
ter than within the last month. We have been
encouraged by this fact. to make the experiment
of reducing the price Of our paper to ONE DoL-
LAR AND FIFTY CENTS per copy, in advance, or
eight copies for $40. Old subscribers entitled
10 the same privilege by paying up all arreara-
yes. This We think we can afford with an adj
ditional .circulatonsssof two hundred copies.---
We now for the first time appealtO the friends
of the Banner to lend US their aid in procuring
that circulation. Ifeaoh Of our present subscri-
bers will send US a name, we will have more
than double what we ask.
Below we publish the names Of a number Of
gentlemen who are authOrized, and requestedto
act as agents for this papsr--to receive and re-
-
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
In Lrneoln Circuit Court, Missouri, .APra
Term, 1s49.
JosrPu WRIGHT, H.
. In chancery.

49, 80 FLE
SAMUEL CANNON, admin
~istrator of Robert Stuart, deceased, Ruth Stuart,
the widow, and Charles A. Skinner and Lycena
his wife, John L. James, Gravener, Robert and
Gorge Stuart, and Silas, Mary,Alexander, Me-
linda & Temperance Stuart, By. Charles A. Skin.
.ner, their guardian ad htens, heirs of Robert
Stuart, deceased,
II T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court,
that, the order OF publication made at the last
term of this Court, against George Stuart, one OF
said Defendants, has not been published: II is
therefore ordered that, said defendant, George
Stuart, be notified, by a publication of this order,
to be made in some newspaper printed in this
State, for eight weeks successfully, the last M
lsertion to be at least four weeks before the next
term oftlris Court, that said complainant has filed
his bill against him and other defendants, praying
The court for a conveyance to him, said complain
lant, Of the following tract Of land, to-wit: the
e. I-2 of the s. E. quarter of section No. ], IN
IT. No. 40, R. 2 east Of the 9Th principal Nerd
ian. Therefore the said George Stuart is requir.
led TO be and appear in this Court, on the first
lday of the nsxt term thereof, to begun and held
at The Court house, in the town Of Troy, in and
for said county Of Lincoln, in the State Of Mis-
souri,, on the first Monday after the fourth Mon.
Iday in. September next, and answer said bill .oi
complaint, or the same will be taken for confess
ed against him. 80
/, Thomas G. HUT, clerk of the Circuit Couri
for said county Of Lincoln. certify, that, the g.
t~~ bove i. o true copy from the records Of
seal. said Court, of an order made at the
t~, April term Thereof. Given under my
Inland and seal Of Office, at Office, in Troy, this
9TH day of June, 1s49.
THOMAS G. HUT, Clerk.
June 18th, 1~849.--(9-8w.)
Democratic banner., 1849-06-18
PaAIRIrvrILE, Mo-, June 18th, is4e.

MI. .Murrly: @
An unusual gloom has been cast over our
by one of the most appalling acct
dents upon record. l cannot enter into particu-
lars. George N. Wells, Esq, Of Lincoln cOun-
ty, 10 company with Mrs. Mary Barnett, (wife
Of Robert P. Bernstt, now upon his road to Cali
fornia; started yesterday with a view Of visit
ing Miss MARS Roberts, daughter of Joseph
Roberts sffhs county, who was si.k, after pass
ing Buffalo Knob, q vi6lent storm arose, but they
paused not; her horse became FESTIVE, he took
the rein Of her bride, and when next seen (some
hour afterwards horses and riders alike lay in
the embraces Of death. The electricity struck
him upon the head, and 1t passed down the length
of hfs body like q musket ball and entered his
saddle in three places. She must have been kill
ed by the shock-no wounds upon her person.
The horses, too, from their positions, must have
been struck instantly dead. This happened yes
terday about 2 or 8 o'clock, ?. M, and at dark
Miss Maria Roberts, Almost interesting and love-
ly girl, expired. What changes an hour may
bring forth! Yesterday morn, this young lady
was recovering, these two individuals were full
of life and hops, this evsing the sod of the grave
yard will canopy their heads. i.5a,
Mr.. Wells, was n young man Of fine standing,
and beloved by many friends. Mrs. Barnett has
left an only child 10 bind up the wounded heart
of her husband, if he should ever return from
his long pilgrimage. III
Yours, r,s. A.