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Arrest of n Florida 10 ebel-Letters
and Important Papers found On
hSm-Atfempfea Rescue.

AIsaSY. y. Y. Sept. &c. s. Barnee. Of
Florida, was arrested at Cooperstown last
evening. on charge of treason. A large
number Of letters were found on him from
the South. and papers OF ain important char
acter. After the arrest an effort was made
to rescue the prisoner bp his friends.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9th-Thc steamer
Harriet Lane. Commander Fsunce. arrived
a. tho navy yard, Yesterday afternoon. She
viii undergo repairs.
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DuD-In this CITY near ~ o'clock last
night. ". p. AGAk. after a lingering Illness
with that insideous disease consumption.
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Nrw-YoRE. Sept 9.
S1ocks-Dull better demand, Chicago
a Rock Island. 4ia, Milwaukee a Prairie
du Chen, r. r., Il. cleveland 4 Toledo.
30ls; Galena a Chicago. 6s3s Panama.
100 Hudson. 331s; Nes Yoik Central,
s39s New York Slate g., {, Georgia e..
%. Missouri 6s, 435s; Tennessee g.. "a;
United States IS, Of le7i coupons 80.
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HOW DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP

crRg 50 MANI DlsEAsr~
APPARENT lily DISSlMIlARs
Whenever the mind Is taxed more than The hccy.
he penslty is Dyspepsia. the most oOnvcaleas nsms
Tor . leeion Of complaints. beginning With snp.sr-d
eigesacn. and generally ending IL coNsUNPTIoS.
an ell originating In a deterioration o. The blood.
Iron Ii. Rev. D.. o2EESLEAFl
CScfSsAu, ocscber Il. ls>-.
l have derived 80 much perscuai beDseg from the
Peruvian syrup" TIA; l DO not hesitate 70 recon
mend Is Tee 20 al that large class q cases. ~br-t
iron Is the Efficient remedy. To cl-rgy-nen e>pe~n-
ally. and psrson. whose occupations tan hearil, the
nervicus energies, or 20 sufferers from the dehiiitA-
ting effects 81 snmner heats. I believe this % - A.
invaluable remedial agent.
7. n. G~REYSLRAF.
Rector q -. Psnl's Church.
s<pe. & dtf
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EsrRAY NOTICE.

cTRAYER OR sToLrS -or nsht red CO.. Nth
nned bsrs; her tail has hesn CIT 40 ste take
"a he bush a. The rod. her bo-ps sScnt medium
.,~-,s chsr marks recoiiccted. ehe ler a calf
.5~-t thres dsy. cd. Which induce the belief that
che has beer trs-e- away. suitable ssvsfi -n
Re r.id fur bf recovery. il. sofFs1f-
lus. -. d5d--ir
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NV YoKK. sept 9th-The Marshal has
instructed transfer agents 81 the New York
Central X r. Of this city. not 10 transfer any
more stock standing IN the names OF Southern
owners. nor t. give any dividends - such
holiers
The Posts special says that four rebel
regiments are encampcd on the creek near
tie Potomac
The rebels are surveying another hill. in
tending - forlify IL.
Two rev fortihcAtions are being erected
At Baltimore.
The Government Attorney, Of Maryland.
i accused Of being = rebel sympsihiser. a.
he has taken no STEPS 70 coni-catc the prop
ertv Of Marvlanders known - Re IN the rebel
army
Ma. AIexaalef hl- escaped from Fort
McHenTy.
Baltimore secess.onse are wrathy because
the Government prohibits the wearing Of
secession smhiems
Mr. Sevcil who ~a- arrested with Bank of
Engiand notes IN lis possession. Supposed -
Be % rebel account. has been released
ooxHrncfAI's DISPATCH
There Vas heavy cannonading this morn
irg Ia the vicinity 81 or lines. and il va.
raInored that he contest hsd been common.
eel. ha, there : nothing reliable.
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ATTENTION. GrRs.Ns.-A fe~ more good
and able bodied Germans are wanted 10 I'LL
a. Company No II. of Col. willich's Ger
man Regiment Apply soon.
y. KATZESBACH.
o. wITTESBERG.
Terre Hauie. Sept. 6. div
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Ge,.Curtiu and STAIR Zone TO visit
she O. "a

H.sni.srrs. Sept. s-Gov Curtin ard
.tar lef, TO visi, the camps Of the Pennsylvs
MIA Reserves at Washington TO -dsy. to pre-
sent the flag. ordered BY an act Of the legs
lature
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INV YoRk, Sept. SIN.
Decrease IN loans ........ 81 .923 ,24I
do in specie. ........ 3,2lO,e
do ia deposits 6,344. $40
Increase in circulation 49,. 81, f30
Three hundred and fifty thousand Was l.
ken Of the sub-Tressury, to-day. in small
sums.
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NOTICE.

DARTICULaR NOTICE j. hereby given. - All
whom e msy concern, thai ali he ao.-s ant
book .ccounss % the late Arm ofElishs Stephens 4
Co, are now in the hands Of the undersigned Tor
settlement. and % whom payment must and can only
be made. Immediate attention Is ca,icd % th.s mai
ter. Is those VAC f&i to 10 avail thcmselves 81 the
benefit Of m. notice. nus, expect - pay cots.
Aug q. DIV J. KERN.
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NOTICE TO MECHANICS.

RfDS will be received by u. W. Ninshali for re-
ID pairing the School House on South Market street.
pecilcstions Of thu work 10 De done. can be had AZ
A Paddccx's Store. Aug. Z. off
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T%ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

DrrArcuKs sr rs wIs1KEs rslos LsK.
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Night Dispatches.

Instruction q Transfer Agents on the
New York Central RaIifoad-The
Rebels surveying Another Hill
New fo%rtisications nj Baltimore
The Government Attorney OF Nary
iaud - Sympathi.er-Escnpe from
Port NcIIenry - Baltimore seccs-
~sioni.t. W rathy-SsrreIt Released
Heavy firing on the Line OF the TO
tomee.
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The following are TIE stations Of the lndi
ans troop. in active service outside of tho
State. We shall correcti IL from tine 10 time
a. the several regiments move from position
% another.
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CAPT Tyhargsrs compaay-st Lou-
Missouri.
C~ps xlAas's Ceep>ns-st Lsas. No
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CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from q prescription Of Sir J. Go~ks
ND, PLvsrcrSR Extraordinary 20 me Queen
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voupr,r sisssrs. psrbsps II va IN. oonssousnc.
~ no, n -. yoiur,rs, a m, RsxtiVtI AZ
sis8 Ju,iana 4 soipe with Won. Nev nov mo ors
viii he cycs. 10 ma !" buy n s,emsS "a y.r;Sv
the poor eiris words thss s6s should B. hunt.
bsvonS h.r oMs uSsc,ne,. ' and "' ts., '0.sa ss.
othsr two sheuid Be- Treated much Ia ths
| ssn. msnn., R.,th. .,ooX n , %, ~, :; ~"
s.eisr,og [ shst vbs, mamma % .nS G ~ NJ ~ rsu,iS Sn
mora Allowed sbs veuld nos eivs nm Sr Joii.n.
but tbs onlv r,sult va ss sd moni ion 70 ~
goysrness and fisrc. rsmoosrancs to the Door
m..k mo,bsr. Ph@Se Who only v,.Ssd 4, pa N.
tirs from The ,tsre. had a mors d,fieuit mart to
| NAV "
2What,, tbs ms,tar nov,, d.p, ,,ndod Marvin
m,kirp q his vsv n 10 hsr n AZ al, in = rsmot,
"Why wsss Won not AZ dinner"
"Tbere v:s no room. beIisvs."
"Nonssn.s our TAM. d,oe. sish,. and. ,v.n,,
and ,bsr. w.,s No, tSan,v" 'A''
| HTbat vas a isrus n,rty and Won lnov 7 .u
not out" ~
vbi,a sfr.ir snS no,S,rs nn snn, raj 49,
Wbsre Az. ,bo.e ivy lsay,s YOU ma ysstsrd.I%
raj vsrn,, th.S, ~
"rhsy v.rs not ulsJv
! "Not iit,di Tbav r.rs IN. nrst,;... th,n,, 7
b.vs ss.n q, LONG tina c,nn "a ,s.,, :
that sbinv lisht hair of your, and mssss sou
i;ks a nicturs'" ''N
"i a. thsv msds m. Iool sor ,.,d and A.
ma.dI -
"Nov who told Won that, Hs,u . F.,r,n,..
20. to bar Cd ,,icls =,
uOb no NO ~
| ~ az - ;,.,o,. toad, r....a h,,, ,.r,,.
ter that won rsmird'd tim 81 b.r IL ala t;m.s'
Tba .n;t.;ni yis.ni val, Psnhs - ,on .n, ~.
ant hs,S.;n =" h,.,S "a loSsi,yy you " ca. ,Sa ne,
MAJ, hi. rii be so n r. : as;s. nesoh ,asoa
.ou, ~. 49, i. f' A''~
4 soul IKE me! =.
| - rnUne ,i,sa 70 sugu, out loosed osustsed'
unSomPrshsnno'ng, sna !I rom sismng 70 com,
Prensnu; Que oou,u no. Escape, ,or ntvyn mad
pennse ner up, snu went on. iou cont pro
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- " -
Ill FOR 16 MONTHS
~ MIN llS
Nws sdrssry weddisR, Ia spite ofLcndon gran
dsur. In eli her success, Juliana could not bel,
looking pischsd and III at sass, her wreath snt
vail hardening. instead Of scftsnng ber sestures
and her brideeroom's studious cheerfulnsss and
forced laughs became him les than his usual a.
ting up stock Wedding wit, but Phpbe wonder, I
how any one could laugh at Il; and her fellow
bridermads, ali her s.nior, .esmsd 70 hsr A. per.
hspe ,hs sbs eesmsd TO them. IKE thou xhtIs.,
children. pIa, ins with the surface Of thines Sb.
pitisd sir Bsvi, and saw little chance Of happi.
AID had 10 be bright. busy. and h.lpful sndsy :
brood, stiff White vs,ercd silk sc,rf b,nea,h
which Julians had Al sndsavor,d n ex.inoui i hs,
bu, In which her tall rounded shsps looked to
srest sdvnn,sce. '"
Indeed ,hst soupa rcsv fac. and IN. ,,,oo.r, .
iv p-n,ive vonderinp a, "a ", ra AZ svs.t thst
The brids had 10 sndurs bearing .dni,s,ion of hsr
Ais. ar from sll quarter, snS The Acton l.m.;i.
.n. -h,.n.r., fs,tsr i;l. ~, =, Ta,S.sm y,
:. . -, " -,
r ovn, ana rneoe va me nisnir8 ME-.
s. u'morI .n he' niends were dehgo.ed icr osr and
'un soJoym ymsn' e' tns ntue ofougnam.
CHAPTER VIII.
II was high summer; and In spite Of cholsrs-
avsrtipg thunder storms the close streets and the
odor Of the Thames were becoming lnsuffsrsbls.
Mr.. PArsons arranged serie, Of breathing lime,
for his clerical staff, but could make Rob.rt Full
mort accept none. lie WAS strong .ua healthy.
ravepous Of work, imteryious 10 di .gus,.. and
rejected holidays as burd .psome and hs.afui.
Where should he ro3 What should be so
What would become Of hi. wild scso,s,s S;,hou,
him, and who would suteTintsad hi. hni dins.s
M. Parsons was fain 10 Ist h, y, bsv. his g.,
vsy "A had h, pp,nsd In .oTo nrav;nr' ;n.,, @
eareci.liv Nh. sdin,. IN C,c.I, ~ wh.,. ~,
ineumb.nt vould b.vs nsussd hur ,ha go
.,,.s.Is. ~ . P.usei ou' .ne cus,s
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lIFR OF A SINSTRR
Oh


snosi ynt oses.s = aUc ncs Mano emu.
Asys hin rsos.,,n~ | "a y. .oossr,.,, '' ~
have no dcsoi That his s.slings srs rn-
S II ..,. y.S,ss, p.
80. "a -. ,y "y u""APpy
.a,, 81 nm ~ 49, ,u =. ,.,.x., h;r,..,,
"a as s .ss s - mpse 20 In oSoaos, .,, n%'s n w.
n,irs on, ip hi. w.y.
- and though have no. exchanged 4
~od with hin on ths .u bjsct, am cr,sin thsl
sis .o'd opinion .a ,: retrieved Nth inanit. i
81. joe snsnt TO be s.tisfi.d Win your conduct
Sopsfui sorro~, for 1 am eur. ths, no O. hing &
wanting On your part but that consistsncy and
sobrs.,y q behavior Of vh;ch you h.y. ssvy
P.Isonsss have Rone to theu o IN houss, % you
~Di rot 6od any one hare bu, two Who VIII fssl
Sor you IN silspcs and vs shail soon b In the
& q u: Hot .n:r: 700 's h;y: Ave, :. ,a:.
r.si % io1 ~ Never. Dom. you wi:, IL y; you
may got iti Teach the cstechism and issd
sstaptllsr till such time - II plsAss, Ms. Ho.
nor 70 writs up and say the spscimsn u II mel
How pics NO, no. III not be frightened into
fhsir lording Il over me I know . better
.y u, nI; hob koSs,s T find. hId out out how hsl.
ears, and get himself heartily dek OF ~. Wal
Isans Ill Is Y turn again Waittingt'n In.
eesd 7 Peor fellow. ! hate IT, but he must be
cur.d q his sirs and have good ftsht. Why
cont they sf me TO 70 TO f.ns Win thsmf
Mh.rs can ! go, Il they don't To Ma,
Y Cr.niordsf stupid place, put l ~A
chow That I'm not 90 hard up "a to
nave no place but Holt 70 90 70 lit wers
only possible to stay with Mr.. Prsndsrgast IL,
would be best Of all Can't tsli him 70 catch
V 1sss In.a b. .ouS %SSd thin, n1.
ser wss noeodys fault but his shall tall
him, I'm like The Christian religion, for which
people are si~ays making apologies tha! Il
DOESN'T want Two ysars Patience II will
Be very good for koein' and four .nd-twenty is
SuMs soon enough 70 pne on one wings and
Ssa ~ s,Son.d snd ,,snsd TI'I hn Hnno n,o o'in9 M
.swss ~. VI" NJ, n'H''' III
~ ~. p,",,. W. ~
-. ,,,.n,,.t ~" s'e' mo'e In
y ~ Wa.a.s I;,,,s d;S -. A.
,.,,ss .,,,,s T.; .n.h ,e. uu .ns sne suss taN .ns
israi,, hao" - ."nld 'O, W, 'ssu ~ suJa
' ~
nsat We; hsrdsnsdi and what vi. The snda
Than ,hs,t s.a ~, s.c. n, ror.-
To hs ssksd n isio IN n.rty IN tb.Ir tou,
? had bsoome Lucilfss prims dssirs. n onIv ths,
hftoobury, by Absolute necsxity and whsn
ths husband and wifs came dswn, the wish was
i%,s s,m.ps.a M Ss mum aS bsr ou,.t ,tv,. q, sr...
md OBJ, !" That II would he anita tho thins
2 P.h, vhsrs people were 50 much less outrs
al hav. nothing to do with Psris-
"Ch sursay y,u 10 with u, /" said Eloiss
hks to take you out. bscauss you are In 70
Ahusat styls q beauty, and you talk end save
astroubls wiz not shs 60, Charles ."
\, sYou ~, Lofty wants you for sasct ~ h,
On, n M. Xos1ullv slow Xsn Won sint % sSsrs
80 Isy - saS
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-T|"lI - ~ u 10 Wv % ~" NTHII
{ sa,1a = itla0la slaa .Il.Hs s1as-.g a. aasd
.,saeA @0si SO l,.S fpL Gaiai IsVaa k4&.
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IMPORTANT FROM PARIs.-Under this beading
the New York Times Of yesterday has the follow.
Ing from their correspondent at Paris:
The French and English Governments are
hitting out poicerfEl fset Of tcdr steamers for
the CHited States. The suggestion came from
England. and France will furnish on her part
three OF her trst-ciass new frigates the English
contingent will perhaps be larger. The precise
object Of this heet II win be mposs BILE to ascer-
tain. as 1t Will probably sail with sealed orders
we may surnise, however, that 1t is Intended az
an audience for the struggle which 10 soon To take
place between brothers and friends in the United
States-as sort Of escort Of honor for the funeral
OF the Great Republic The idea 10 said TO have
been provoked in the English Cabinet by the in.
dignities offered to British subject or SUI objects In
the Southern States. We do not suppose of course,
that the feet goes out with any hostile intent; rs
ostensibe errand will be the protection Of English
and French subjects. But 1t is the custom to send
fleets "of observation" when any great war ID
going on In foreign country, and while observ.
ing, to pick up any little advantages that may
offer for themselves or when the sym pathy Of the
fleet Is all one side, to send boats now and then
accidentally between the contending forces, az
England has twice done in the late Sicilian war
80 as to protect suffering friend at the right
moment.
Spain, also, although not working In concert
with France and England, 10 preparing to send tc
the waters Of the Gulf Of Mexico q formidable
force, in men, ships, and material.
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REPEAL OF THE SLAVERY CHAPTER The
Philadelphia Methodist Conference on Friday
adopted the report of the COMMITTEES on the state
Of the Church In favor Of repeating the new chap
ter on slavery inserted in the Discipline at the last
Conference leaving future Conferences to make
their own regulations on the subject, concurring
in the resolution Of the East Baltimore Conference,
and requesting the General Conference, at the next
stead thereof empower each Annual Conference
within whose bounds the institution Of slavery
exists to make their own gulations in regard to
IT, Also, adopting an address TO the Methodists
Of Delaware aud the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
and Virginia, assuring them Of the profoUndest
sympathies in their present disquietude and agi-
tated condition Oh the question Of division Of
the Conference.
resolution was also adopted declaring 1t to he
lnexpedlenI to divide the Philadelphia Conference
by State lines at this time.
During the discussion on these resolutions there
was scene Of excitement, and the church w,a
crowded.
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TEE STEAMER BIENvILLE RELKAsEp In the
case of the steamer Bienville, Of Livingston.
Crocheron & Co . New Orleans line, which was
arrested on her late arrival here by the Collector
for not having Federal clearance, 1t has been
arranged that the matter shall be referred to the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and that she will be per-
mitted to leave on Saturday, with the mails, pro-
vded the owners sign the requisite bonds for the
payment of the penalty The b. had among her
cargo some 81 600 worth of roreign goods, which
had been duly entered at New Orleans, and re-
shipped here to sell. These goods are held by the
Custom House authorities. Several other vessels
have arrived here from Southern ports, without
the appropriate clearance, and have been fined by
the Collector, the Captains paying the penalty
under protest I'm each case. The schooner s. &.
Evans from Fernandina, Florida, Is of this num-
Der. Another schooner, from the same place,
arrived the same day, but showing the regular
clearance IT is probable this vessel entered, and
anticipating the ne W order Of things, cleared the
same day before any change was made at the
Custom House. All these cases will early receive
the attention Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
Nsp York Times
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Perennial.

THE author OF "Adam Bede" has written a
new story called "Sllds Mariner. the Weaver OF
Raveloen which Is announced by Blackwood 4
Sons, of Edinburgh.
.... Mr., Chase appears In his Office before nine
O'Clock. remains during business hours, II not
called awsv to the Cabinet, and at dark again re-
pairs TO bis department where he has labored
manya night until the small hours of the morn.
ing.
...-Thackeray has become rich, keeps his car
fiage, and gives large entertainments. Oliphan,
Is Consul-General in Japan. Grove Is in the same
capacity at Leipsic. aud Tom Taylor has fat
secretaryship at home. Literature Is getting to
be ladder of some height.
....Cassius NJ. Clay, Minister to Russia. will
sail, with his family for Liverpool by the Persia
on the Aih Of Anril The Young Mems Repnb.
pliments of a public dinner In that city on the
eve of his departure
....Harriet Martineau-though at present la.
boring under disease of the heart which may al
any time result fatally, still writes indusriously
for "Once a Week'-is preparing copious auto
biography, and contributes leaders to the London
Daily News.
-. Members of Congress In the seeding States
write to Washington to have forwarded them
their quota of Congressional books, exactly al
though they sti II considered themselves members
Of the u. s. Congress. In some instances their
letters are ranked as those of''M C IS" but all
dated from 1.-THE Confederate states Of North
America" The books will be sent,
49, Among the arrivals in New Orleans on the
2lst, by the steamship Cabawba. from Havana
was Baron Rothcbild, of the dist nguished fami.
ly of that name In Paris. Baron r. has been
spending some weeks in Havana, where be was
the object Of MANY attentions on the part of the
Captain General and other distinguished gentle.
men Of that city.
49, Eugene Guinot, associate editor of the
Paws, and one of the first and most elegant chron.
iclers OF the Partisan press, died on the 9th ult
after a very short Illness He was also known
Under the Hern de plume of Paul vermond and
Pierre Durand During the Is yea n that he was
connected with the press, Eugene Gufnot never
failed 10 send his weekly fentlIeton on the ap-
pointed day. Therefore, when, on Saturday the
9th of February, the chief editor of the Pnss did
not receive from him the expected COPY, be said
to his friends Guinot has not sent bis chrop icle
Tor TO- morrow-he must be dead" He was not
dead, but dying
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CONSTITUTIONAL UNION CONVENTION OF PHIL
ADELPHIA The delegates to the Convention Of
the Constitutional Union party of Philadelphia,
ming, adopted resolutions denouncing the Re.
publican members Of the Legislature as dema-
goSues and towards, for postponing the spring
election and thereby depriving the citizens Of
their rights asserting that the present state Exc
cutive would rather be a chief among political
tricksters than honest officer, and declaring
themselves In favor Of maintaining" the Union
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APPOINTMENTS AND REMovALs-Messrs c.
Jackson and n. p. Leech, both of Iowa. have
been appointed to first class ,SOO) clerkshlps In
the Interior Department
g. ii. Chatierton, of VT, and = Brady, Of
Penn have received appointments to first class
clerkships in the Census Bureau.
J. r. Kelley, 81 400 clerk in the Indian Blu
reau, has also been removed.
John ID. Blower. Of Ohio, second class clerk
In the same bureau has been removed
r. Minor, of Va a frstclsss clerk In the Census
Office, has also been removed.
A. :. Cox, Of Ohio, a 81, 400 clerk in the Pen
sion Bureau has been removed.
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mar 30-3t
DROPOSALs FOR LOAN.
TREASURY prp1RIxK,r. March % ,ss,


SEALED PRoPJsALs will be received At this De
Partment until IL O'Clock neon Of Tuesdsy, the I'd
e., Rs A HF Tax Psf is T6 5S at MILTON III R9
sT,hhIES, 70 be Issued under the act of Congress
This stock viii bear interest st the rat. of ,x ne,
days Of January and July in each year and Will be
Teimburfable In twenty years E. ON the Fret day Of
The Proposals should be endorsed on the envel-
ins 4. q. TSsy Win Be Opened and dscidsd
No OFF, can be accepted for any fraction of one
Thousand dollsrs; nor vii any Offer be considered
the osder OF the Secretary OF The Treasury. The
All s1ef under sSe
must be uno additional and CONTAIN no r. ference g
Ed for ssch uadrsd Dollars Of the sto o.. sum
Bidders for tn stock, whose Offer. shall be 90
with ans s Ss
With the ssistapt Treasurer at Bostoa. lew York
At Cnopnst nc on 20 Or Sssis CT the 6sehs Ssy q
April next. hould any ,ucces.fuI bidder desire
effect viii be dny oSnsidsfed. ms request 10 'h''
Upon the receipt At TINS DEPARTMENT Of oerih-
ito ed oert6cate. Of inscribed stock Will issu ed
to the successful bIcders or their assigns IN sums
dollars. at their option, Inscribed stock ifsued
will carry interet from the date Of the deposits OF
bic on the books of the Trashy, syTee.Sy TO the
equations OF the Department.
Saoulo any successful LIdder desire certificates
OF sto with coupons of tbs seu annual interest
thereon attached to each certifcste they will be
issued in sums fone Thousand dollars eaoh, with
attached coupons f.r interest from Oh list day Of
July nsxt; and such coupon stock, instead of being
transferable on the books of the Treasurv may be
assigned and ensferred by the mere delivery OF
such certificates, Tho interest on such coupon
stock, from the date Of the oeposite Of the money
therefor until the first day of Jul i'll be paid on
that day to the accepted bidder or his , IL rney
6y the dePositary with whom the principal was
The preliminary del oeite of one per centum re-
CURED from all bidders under this notice will be
included II the final deposte of principal bv suo-
ately returned 10 unsuccessful bidders.
SP. CHASE,
mar 3 dtSApif Secrsiary ofths Treasury,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

TIE BosToS PosTNAsrsRsHIP, for which there
has been a sharp contest has been settled in favor
of Hon. John 6. Palfrey, Of Cambridge. AS
Senator Sumner, to whom the selection had been
delegated by the Postmaster General, had endorsed
the application Of Mir. Palffey, his appointment
has been considered as good as made for some
days past. Among the most prominent Of the
disappointed applicants was Mr.. Pang born, Of the
Boston Bee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-30

u The Pensacola correspondent Of the New
Orleans Delta says the appearances Of things In
the villages Of Warrington and Woolsey are
gloomy fu.ly one-half Of the stores are closed
the store-keepers having left for New Orleans
Mobile, Pensacola, and other places, with their
goods and ebattelsi The residences. are one-half
Of them deserted, the occupant. having left IN
avoid !" Lincoln's bombGTdnient'' Of the place
Indeed 1t Is remarkable fact that n, one of the
old creole population but has not packed his fur
niture and proceeded some miles aIo the woods
70 avoid the war