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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

THE CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival Of q Bearer Of Dispatches - fovr
feru and Numerous Batteries Captursd-
Imniense Distraction Of Property.
The following dispatch from bearer Of dis
patches from Com. Farragdt, Who has arrived at
Fortress Monroe, was received at the War De
partment last evening:
FORTRESS MONROE, NAV s,-Hon. Gideon
Welles, Secretary Of the Navy:-I have the honor
TO announce that In tbs Providence Of God, which
smiles upon just cause, the squadron under Flag
OHcer Fafragut has been voichsafed glcrions
victory and triimph in the ca ptufe OF the cty OF
New Ofleansj Forts jackson, st: Philip, Living
ton and Pike, the batteries below and above New
Orleans, az well as the total destruction OF the
enemy's gunboats, steam rams, floating batteries,
Qron-clad y fire rats and distractions, booms and
chains.
The enemy with their own hands destroyed
from eight to ten millions worth Of cotton and
shipping. Our loss Is 80 killed and 1l3 wounded
The enemy Lost from goo to /, 500, besides sew
eral hundred prisoners.
The way is now clear and the rebel defenses
DESTROYED ftem the Gulf to Baton Rouge, and
probably to Memphis
Our flag waves triumphantly over them all.
am the bearer Of dispatches.
TSigned,1 THEopoRUs BAILEY,
Captain and second In command Of the
attacking force, Of the gunboat Cayuga.
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L THE United STATES SERVICE.
ORDNANCE OFFTcE,
IN - 90

-F "AtHlNeTON. ~. u. hpfh 81 lSr<'N
FRcros. AIS will be received by th's Department
pntli p m. on tbs eyenns Of the 18Th Of Msy. IsS2
Lot rssasisS:a-i.s, in the Units sstss, for .ee
s,rin.6siS isT Rfis :dasSsts mo mcdsf iss,
Rsr,.is FsIII Fires, Ei.s tss. s.Ord baIonsts and
Sreecn loaoi1s Cs,biaes, fcr csvs!'y,
Revolver Pistols, arm, iIfe,
S,bres for ilxht cavalry,
Non :9ngi:,0 oh'sr'swOFa,, 'ts.l s, ,csO-
5 ssi Ses6ssrds FOR ria-d muskst b.yonets.
fS: Tsa:ts,s snd rie.,. the price for 20 Oao of
e.oh add tiopsl n. 600 to S 8.
For rsvsiv:.s AID ca,S..,. ,he sifd srOy?red ..ad
b!1e, for !eash .d ,itonsl $500 TO ~ SoO.
For sabre Spords aud SeobbI ds, tie pIsce ~ each
eso5 And Also Ia % s:eh ssditoTs one naSs s@Sso S.
All me IRE arms are ITO to be fuLEl.hsd VIII the
il Al respects Idontic,l ytk thst pf.ctvrsd 5.
s .1s o. A1moIy % Missac nIsets:. and
al their parts. Each OF ne otner kinds Of fre
arms must also Interchange with oEe alOtheT N
The msteriaIs ior these arms must be OF the very
bs.t sS,iIt}, and no ns!leaDe m lrcn parts viii te
ReEu' stioIs. and must be boxed, dy for trans
poItsuon; At the eI2sn.c Pc Of :he contractors. in
De made st the i.otoIIes In lots Of not :ess th.n
PROPOSES win state the name OF the establish
sDt making shc offer, the nun beT and date Of tia
frst de ivery, and rate of delivery monthly al re-
after. Failure 10 make g delivery st q specified
time, or snT at,en pt 20 IntrUduo5 malleshle iron
OF other inferior material into the work, Sill sub
cot the whole number of arms contracted for 20
forfeiture a. the option Of the Department.
TIE Department res1, YES 10 itself the night to
rel sc: snt bid and will consiGeT none made throcs
aay agent broker, or p,rtI other than the regular
manufacturers.
Proposals will BE addresses ss fo.lovg.-"He en-
eTsl J. w. RIPLEY, Chief of Orfn.Iee, Wsehlns
tou, ID & u aGc vii! be enG0Tsed "ProprsEs Tor
Mnsksts," or rifszr saters, &c, a. IA. cas- nay
&c. "a -- aP 81 dtkcay IS
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FROM GEN. HALLECK,s COMMAND.

CAIRo, May BY an arrival from Fort Henry
we learn that II probable that less than two hun
dred OF the Nebraska cavalry were captured in
the recent skirmish with the rebels, who were
under Clay, instead Of JEFF. Thompson as at irst
reported The affair occurred twelve miles west
Of Hinnam, on the opposite side Of the river from
Fort Henry, and strong force has been sent In
pursuit Of the re bells.
The rumor Of the evacuation OF Corinth, and
is occupation bv the Federas Ia reported by every
arrival Of desertes. There is no doubt that Beau
regard, while holding his forces In line Of battle,
Is gradully falling back on Grand Junction.
The opinion gains gr6und that there will be no
general engagement between the two armies al
their present position.
From Beauregard's Army-His Headquar.
ters II Removed TO Pocahontas
CHICAGO, May S-A special dispatch from
Cairo to the Times, says that refugee from
jackson, Mississippi, reports that the headquar-
ters OF Beauregard Is at Pccahontss, with nearly
rs 600 troops concentrated around him.
Gen. Lovells army at the latest advices was at
Patchpahoe, on the New Orleans and jackson rail-
road, fifty miles north Of New Orleans.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xIxvII,h corsREss-s.esnd ssss,.s.

sENkTk Tk-Yesterdsy after otir report closed
The SIN providing To- the selection Of iufles for
the District Of C6luffbia was passed.
The bill for the edu. .atiSn 81 eplorsd children
In Washington city and the District o. Columbia
was taken up. LIT provides that 10 per ceh:. n
the tases paid by the colored people OF the city
shall be se! apart by the city corporation for the
establishment OF public srhools for colored chill
dren, &c
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, OF Msss. tAe bill
was amended by adding a section, as folloW::
That all persons Of color In the District OF CO.
Iubis, or In the corporate limits of the cities OF
Washington and Georgetown, shall be suhjec.
ana amsnable to the same laws 10 which free
white persons are or MAY be sub bject and aBlena-
Bile, and shall be tried for any ofenS against Lave
In The same manner as free white persons; and
upon any legal conviction CT any crime or otense
against any law, such persons cf color shall be
liable to the same penalty and punishment, and
no other, that are imposed upon free white per-
sons for the soms crime offense; and all acts
parts Of acts inconsistent with this are hereby
repealed.
The bill was placed upon Its passage, but no
quorum voting, toe Senate on motion, adjourned.
HoUsB.-After our report closed
The discussion on the Arizona bill was con-
tinued by Messrs. Watts, Bennett, Lovejoy, Ash
lev and others, until the hour of adjournment.
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SUPPOSED iTEMx OF fHK TAN BiLt.

SUPPOSED ITEMS OF The TAN BILL,
Which, it is thought, have been suppressed
By the censor Of the press, on account Of be
ing regarded as "oontraband.
For smoking q 8 cent cigar, 9 cents; other
Havaaas In proportion.
Smoking mserschaum.pipe, cents; II col
ored, 1S cents. ..-
For every guild Of tobacco, 3 cents; If begged
from friend, 8 cents.
Sixth Ward liquor, II cents a glass; common
liquor In proportion.
Jersey champagne, 10 cents q bottle, (that
being its full yalusD other foreign wines in
proportion.
Calling for q drink, 8 cents; with pepper.
mint in it, 8 cents extra.
Riding in a city railroad car, s cents; If
compelled to stand, 10 cents.
For wearing dollar jewelry, 81 each article
Boot blacks, 5 cents for each Job.
Reading the speech of Congressman, 10
cents line, and three months' imprisonment
For bowing to lady in the street, 10 cents.
All unmarried ladies, s26 per year; Cali
fornia widows, $50 per year.
For being poor, $40 month.
White shirts, $40 . month; colored, 81.
Buckwheat cakes are to pay tax of cents
per dozen.
Buskwheat cakes with molasses on, 5 cents
per dozen.
For using an ausur, 30 cents month.
For using corkscrew, As cents a month.
Devifed kidneys, 4 cents dozen
For looking over the fence, 10 cents.
For license to catch bullhesds, S.. To catch
eels, S6. Shad, salmon and sturgeon, sS.
To open oysters, $5. CLANS, So so
For privilege to sit on the dock and catch
shiners, 81 per month.
If the head leans against pole, 81. So
Salt mackerel, if caught in fresh water
stream, 3 cents each.
To sit on the curbstone and peddle apples,
S. month.
For the privilege of gathering peach pits, ss
a month.
License to psddls peanuts, s25 year.
Snuf-boxes are to pay a tax of 81 per year
For every pinch OF snuff given to friend, 8
cents.
For asking friend to drink, IS cents.
For playing billiards, Is cents.
For liconse to kill skunks, SIS year and one
fourth Of the perfume
Tax on mustaches, 81 a month; If dyed, the
AZ to be doubled.
On whiskers, other than those belonging to
E ats and dogs, SO month. - "
For blowing the nose in the public streets
IS cents.
In country roads, so cents
To shoot marbles, 81. If "China alleysn
are used IN the game, a further tax of 40
cents.
To play suchre $I5O. II the two bowers Of
trumps are held, further tax Of so cents.
Hurdy-gurdies are to pay q tax Of al a
tune.
Mocking birds, rs cents.
To sneese In the public highway, Is cents.
II accompanied with unusual noise, IS cents.
Snoring, 20 cents.
License to peddle fre-wood, 81 per month.
License to beg cold vituals, 81 so
License to gather bsnes, 81.
Every person making an affidavit shall be
assessed Is cents.
cents an oath, and swearing to bo meaursd
ey cursometer to be furnished By the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury.
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From Beauregard's Army-His Headq uar.
tera RemoYed 10 Pacahantaa
FROM GEN. BANKS COMMAND.
Skirmishing with the Enemy-Gen. Milra
near stauuten.

New MARKKr, May s-Yesterday afternoon
the rebel pickets above the Columbiana bridge,
back by detachments under Col. Foster, who
was subsequently ambuscaded by two rebel regi-
ments. The action lasted one hour, when Col.
Foster withdrew In good order. The enemy did
not pursue.
A company OF Vermont Cavalry were cut OF
and surrounded, but escaped by swimming the
river. The enemy's loss Is not stated, except the
taking Of seven prisoners belonging to the eth
virginia and the 9TH Louisiana regiments, which
indicates that the enemy's force was one Of Ew.
ellis Brigade. This mOrning twelve Of our men
are reported missing.
II Ia represented here that a skirmish occurred
yesterday near Staunion between Gen Milroy's
advance and Gen. Edward Johnson's command
In which the enemy were rspulsed and retreated
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FROM THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY,
Great Destruction of Cotton and other prop.
eytv by the n eheIs

LOUISVILLE, May S.-Two thoroug hly- rel a ble
Kentuckians have just arrived here from New
Orleans. They report that ell along the Missis.
sippi river, from Memphis TO New Orleans there
is one general bonfire Of burning propertY-par.
ticularly cotton, Of which H. 200 bales were
burned at New Orleans.
At AtMemphis, sugar and molasses In large ian.
titles IL on the bluf, ready to be rolled into the
river, and all the stock Of cotton 10 ready TO be
fred, en- the approach Of the Federal feet The
people OF the river towns are retreating inward
and de troying property all along the southern
tributaries Of the Mississippi; the planters in
many cases applying the torch to their own cotton
The Rebel Government has also boats running
up the river, destroying cotton. Among a great
number II Is said only one planter was found who
objected TO the burning Of bis cotton.
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FEARS OF THE REBELS AT RICH.
MOND,

From the Richmond Examiner, April 3o1
The fate of Richmond depends, In the present
posture Of affairs, upon the army at Yorktown
and the the efhciency Of the Merrinae. II
Mcdowell ia concentrating a force of Atty
thousand for march from the Rsppahannock
upon Richmond, there is danger also in that
direction; but 1t Is danger against which the
government, being forewarned, we have a right
to believe will be forsarmed. Taking It for
granted that demonstration frem the direo-
tion OF the Rsppahannook, being foreseen, fs
provided for, We return TO the proposition, or
rather the fact, that the safS,y Of Richmond
depends upon our army at yorktown, and the
obstruction which lies in the channel of the
James river in the form Of the Merrimac
This vessel may be set upon by not onIy On.
Monitor, but by . feet Of them, in a yery short
time 1t may be overcome in regular combat,
or 1t may by spark falling into its magazine,
or by the accident of fre, be put out of the
way at any moment. If 50, Richmond il at
once approachsble by gunboats, under an at
tack from which 1t is perfectly untenable, and
indefensibie by land forces.
Our numerous batteries on tho banks of the
nver, experience has shown, are utterly inca.
pable Of beating of the enemy boats. 1.-two
vessels could run the gauntlet Of two formida-
Bile forts. ION the lower Mississippi, and entire
miles OF batteries on its banks, surely it would
be m madness to place any reliance upon similar
and, We have no doubt, inferior defences on
the James. Happily. there Is one expedient
practieable for tho defence Of the channel of
the James river, which could not well be pro-
Vided In the case Of tho Mississippi The hov
OF the stream in our river is slow, and the
depth OF the channel comparatively slight. IL
admits Of easy obstruction, whereas the Mis-
sissippi did not admit of such q thing, exoept
at the cost Of immense labor, time and ex.
pense. -
Various modes have been suggested for OBJ
struoting the channel Of the James Some
recommend the plan of RATS constructed of en-
tire trees dug mp by the roots, and thrown,
roots and branches, into the stream The roots
sink to the bottom, the branches point down
stream, and an abattis Is thus formed of thick-
~ studded trees for Q distance up and down
the channel Of the stream. The enemy have
engines for removing promptly almost any
sort OF obstructions In the channels of rivers:
but the removal Of q raft Of trees, matted 10.
gether by the pressure Of the stream, and held
to the bottom by accumulated sand and earth
washed again them, Is found TO be q work re-
curing the most powerful and expensive ma
Another plan Of obstruction Is that Of fllins
the channel with stones large and small-the
smaller the better, as the work of removal "a
thus rendered moro tedious. The Obstruction
OF the channel for few hundred yards by this
means would effsetually stop the ascent of gun.
boats; and, IL protected on each side by bomb.
possibility Of being removed BY the enemy. I
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FEDERAL Gunbeats Pass mp James Rive

FORTLKss MONROE, May 6.-The iron.clad
gunboan Galena, Arostook aud Port Royal start.
ed up James river at six O'Clock this morning,
and have already passed Days Point battery.
Heavy firing was heard mp the river since the de-
parture Of the boats. They win cut of the river
communication with the rebel army south Of
Chickahominy. - =
Immediately after the departure OF the gun
boats the rebel tug J. b. White came out from
Craney Island, having left Norfolk this morning
with crew and two citizens on board on mis-
sion TO Tanners Point, but by previous consent
they ran over to Newport News and surrendered
to Gen. Mansfield. This 10 the third time they
have made an stte.npt to escape.
Seweil's Pointis being evacuated, the Monitor,
Naugaiuck and several other gunboats having
just left for that point.
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Indictment for Treason.

CINCINNATI, May In the United States cir
cult court, April term 1851, the grand Jury found
an indictment Of treason against James w .Chene-
with for furnishing supplies and munitions Of
war to the rebels. AT the present term ex-senator
Pngh, the counsel for the defendant, moved TO
quash tbe Indictment on the ground that the rst
clause OF section third Of article third of the Con-
stitution, which provides that treason shall consist
only In ievying war, refers 10 rebellion, while the
second clause, for adhering to their enemies in
giving AID and comfort, relates only to public
war with foreign enemy. Justice swayne gave
q quashing the Indictment - = :" =
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
w JAryARY 81, 1so9.
SRDHRsD, Thst the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field.
Saturdays win be devoted TO the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON, &.
ia 22n Secretary Of War.
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UAAunher Of gold sseies from Bosson,
Rochester and Weston, Mssssc ausetts, whe went
pose Of sseertainipg the facb In regard 70 the
neAness Of the plscers Of that region, have re-
tuned. The conclusion reached Is that except
oy the use Of capital and combined action the
nib's ~ NOya scotia viii not prove proAtA bic
q Id of lsbor -,
" John ColIopy has sued the Kentucky Cen
uaI Railroad for $40 O0O damages fyr ihs loss Of
81 arm Dy ap accident Of he rosd. gss,
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Connecticut Legislaturk.

New HAVEN, May THE two houses Of to,
Legislature organized this forenoon, the Senate
by the choice of Hon. Hiram Goodwin, presiden
pro tenn. and the House by the choice Of JOSIAH
NJ Carter speaker.
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o r r 1 G 1 A L.
OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, January IS, 1861.
The Secretary OF State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on businsD on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of nea,
month.
Jan TH WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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Accounts from Paris represent Mr.. and Mrs.
Slidell well received IN ptivate circes but moi
recognized In the ofhcial world. They are, 20 the
iePresensauves OF slave oligarchy, thing that
t,e highest breeding and the best cook In ths
they wish 70 win round to their cause. The In.
mates Of the United States Legation, are on the
other hand, extrefnely fortunate in representing p
a popular cause, and having the name smongst
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Arrest fer Passing Csunierfeit Notes.
PHuApxLyHIA, May swell. .executed coun.
tsffeit hundred dollar notes on the Aileghany
bank o. lPinsbufg were being pushed to-day on
the orokers. One party was arrested, and Il Is
snderstood the same notes are circulating In New
York and throug ghout The country. y - i
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u One q the Leading merchants In New York
failed the other Day fcf the want Of $500. he
held property at the time thatin ordinary times
would hsve brought $50 900. But he became
deepiyfsyolyed. He raised every dollar that be
him He could net ga % % he went under.
ID On the 18th of Nay, 1861, the Confederats
Congress gravely declared New OrIeass ssa port
Of entry IL only became 40, however when
the Federal guneeets passed Forts Jackson and
wriang from Washington, says: ait cannot be
pretended that any nauo1 on Earth IL % strong In
artillery az this moment a the Federal States Of
AmeIica.n -.-.ss -..s... h - !
ID The Rev. Nathan Bangs, ID. d one Of the
fathers Of American Msthodism, died at his rel.
dence ip New yesb, saturday mofpips
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PASSENGER fRAIn TO MANASSAS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Ones mtltfd,y SrperlStsndsnt Railroad US.
Wdshiaston, Apri! Is, 1862,
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
ton 10 Manassas until further notice.
D. C. mcCALLUM,
ap 15-d M. d. and sup't Railroads, U.s..
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lust ARRIVED, direct irom sc Eastern a1c
- ton house one hardred pieces CHECKEgr g
MATHNG Aleo, an assortment of fDlLC LCBOE2S
6Et CAEPElS, together ~Ih a lsIIs SUsnklty 3
CkOCKEhb,of q ce.crlPtlons. -
1 nave on hard NEW FEATHERS, MAJ
TRESSES and BEUlJ "a D5, with iargs .0' a..
New anG Second hand q oods IL good EefiSS-.
tors, but little use. Al OF which have ben bought
tOT os IA s,d will lie sold a. small adVanos.
=. BpCHLT, s2s IN street, least slde.l
sp ID lm' Betvsen . aD1 n sts.
FROM LoNDoH-FIvs thousand wOrSs st ;
Esss " wrIttsn IN the intervals # BusiEe.r 81
TIsye,s az Baron MunohaEasu, l'NsTrs-eJ; n.
The Toes Tc rs-By SIT John HsTSoce': g..
Bsnsts Fouseao French: g. i3
OnEias snd Inventions by william fB ,eTn.
The Romance Of the Forum--By Peter BgrEe,
8l75
Had booE Of Political Economy-Gy LIsms:s7
old BoDss, oT Hst,s ior ;GHnE Natusa'.,'s; 81 So
g isoe:ul RIdIng-SJ =. y, " slte, SL
History, Opi1Ir ne, 6o, Of lEaas RecksrFte If.
Ea, VITA PnOtogropl l.lust snous; S32s
N FRANCk TAI LOR.
DEAD WITH DECISION AND ACT WIFE
Ia PRECAt il8N:
DR. NJ. yELLNl,s taIyArE HOSPITAL.
aad Patent Olhee, X Oom e up rts.-E. ,ous~r
EstaAlishcd for the Sryprss.Icr o! Gu,csg-,
The Only Regular fs-slclSs Advertising
Dr. ~. Velny'. long experience iu kcssfts: .r-a.
toe warrants hun IA Saying thst ho Ca csc g.
suTa of ave hundred dollars.
Call aud see hInn. No ohsrre for consc ltstiO-. 4
perfect and rsdIc q cure DeTterted ToU one To IA
GAYS or m - 2Ts"
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pUBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
l. until otherwise ordered, the COmmissionsrs
under the sos OF Congress of tn 18th OF Apri 1852
enttled sct for the release Of cor tain persons
held 10 service or labor in The District OF CoIam-
bla. vii! hold their sessions In the City HALL In
the City OF Washington, on Monday, TuesdnJ
Wednesday, THURSDAY, and Friday, Of everT WeeS
and that All persons. loyal % the United States,
dlroharged theref ON By that act may, vIihin
ninety deys icom the pestafe thereof Inch viii
expire me th OF July next but not thereafter,
present 10 The UommissloGers their i've stale
ments or petitions IN writing. verified by oath Of
afhrn alton setting forth the lanes ages, and per-
sonei description OF such persons, the maIn.r in
which the petitioners quired suoh claim, aud any
facts touching the value thereof, and declaring his
or her sllegianco to the Government of the United
states, and tna the psiltionsr has not borne aims
ageinstt the United States during the present rebel
Hon Tor ln any way given aid or comfort thereto,
And nofies IS hereby Jkthsr stpsn, that he time
named IN toe 9th section of thar aot for filing a
statemept In vrltlrg schedule with the Clerk OF
heClrcult Court for the UIstnot of Colnmhia by
the sevetdl owners or Claimants to tie services of
the persons made free BY that act setn, forth the
names, ages, sex. and Particular description of
sncn persons ssserelly. is by authority given 10
the heConmlssioners By that act, extended the lat
asy OF June next. The Commissioners are rro--
hibited from allowing the claim of any person who
sha neglect to fle suoh statement schedule with
:saa OIsIs according TO tho requirements Of that
.r ..r' srE nkNIEI = EaODI
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IRoN ~ III HAhI.
sac fENNsrLyANIA AvkNUs.
EMILE DUPRE.
Ixa Received asd Opened,
A large and frst-clsss sseck Of ehcies
FAMTLY RRIES,
eenEisting on
SUGARS, Of all grades.
BpyrHR.
FLOUR.
MAILLARD's CHOCOLATE,
&C., &o, &c.
All Of which se OHers 2; lowest eash PFis-s.
PIXIES CELEBRATED wRIsgIEs
500 barrels Magnolia,
500 barrels Xxx,
500 barrels MiIlers Rye Msscag.h.Is.
coo barrels fine Ola Rys,
500 barrels 6ne Old Borrb~S.
At CINCINNATI PRICES.
All The fevorite b-snss si
CHAMP NE,
Mumm verreaY, Greeu Seal, He'Ssict,
which, being bought low, We c6eT 81 uuusuaIly
low rates.
Also, Sole Agen; for
PIzE's ARMY CORDIAL:
feb l4-N
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ARTILLERY.

FoR ARTILLKRY.-j /. .GJ5l ore thousand horse
high, between i've and sIgAt years of ass; of da
ecors; free ON all defects; ooDpactly built; WI
broken to harness, and 10 weigh not less than j
sop ade,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-09

For CAviLRI-Q ,nnO) one thousand hoTs.s, fror
u5l ffteen to (I6D sixteen hands high, bst=een 6v
and eight years OF age; Of dark oo!ors; we'll broke
- .h, saddle; comp.ctiJ built, and fee from a
defSots,