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We have no reason to complain. Tho cap
ture Of Island No. 10, in the Mississippi river,
proves 70 have been promaturely announced
but instead, We have official intelligence Of the
taking Of Newborn, n. C., with all tho
artillery munitions Of war, aud military
property possessed by strong force of
the rebsls. The capture Of Island No.
10 will speedily follow, appearing to bo merely
q question Of time, and not Of ability. Some
minor out decided successes in Missouri A. Q
also reported. On the Potomac, Mcclellan, =
who talks little, but TO the point, lis report
ell 70 have said that hs expects IA
sleep next Sunday night in Richmond. II he
has made this remark, which is not in keeping
with his usual retioence, II viii be something
extraordinary that shall prevent its accomplish
ment. We may lock for stirring times ahead,
In WHICH, under present Geographic restrictions,
the wsrd will net come without the boF, but
word and blow DO received simultaneously.
A gratifying iesture OF tie day is the passing
away Q! tie HtxicaH difficulty, wi hOut the
abSldoD msnt OF the MoNEoE principles Of our
Government Al 20 future period can tbs qu,s-
ton ever do raised, Wien our people will not 90
able to yindioAte the dCcTire which they have
laid down, and it bsing happily waived a. the
present tine, is tsntAnount 70 it's permanent
establi shmtut,
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1862
5O,64O COPIES OF THE SUN

We've Piirtsd yesterday morning. t. morrow
morning Gn,,Ae- pres will be added - our pint,
ins facilities, ara then, and i,om theuceior,h ",
sEAl. print from nsis type ersry day. This an
rouncsment sill CRAFTY our readers but II is
advertisers who Wi lie mos! Interested in il. We
make neither bets uor boNns A quarter mill ,u
dsi Ieslers, and ih,i immense nunSer increasing
IL = iauo beyond al precedent, iItrumpes enough
ir 'he du'iest-eIrtd Siyeltit'r
Ga ,he 0r,i dog Of Jsnusty IT. whom Iho pre-
sen, P,pf.t-r anaou-geI his r.su.pt,n OF Sac
control g Iur 5r', tho number % copies pdutsd
wa go 40. Tue addi,i n Of almost f,ur'Dsn hou
sand pirs 10 eleven weeks mag be cal.si good
work Tor vU 'imes-bu' tie best h yet to come
i, viii inferior hc Isles ard S5rh type, we could
gain twelve hundred copies pgr week, We my
reasonably EXPECT a future gain OF 5000 Pog We k.
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Our BRAVE 'srows tougit unlH AZ their smnu
milton va pen', when o-dsr 70 oh~y, baysn-
ga was gNsn, and the works wore finally s.su
~ the Toin, the bsyoass, ths enemy Tying Ahe
ftgh'ehed sheep, leaving e'uJ,hlng behind then.
In rsf retreat
TIE rebels burnt the bridges communicating with
the town ever both the country road md the rail-
road.
As they had their trains Of cars in their roar, Jus,
scrosa the bridges, they we're, Of co'pse, abs W
cary ~ their wounded and dead.
Their Ices 10, therefore, not certainly known, bui
iinust have been pretty severe.
Before our tro, ~ reached this last work they
ooun,ered Anosbsr, which vas deserted before they
ameUp
I, WA in ron, q this as, ,or,lhcA,ion tina, or
greaiesi ,of9 sistAin.d.
Our en,ire Co Is estimated by Major Johnson -
ninety Ali,d ard FOUR hundred wounded and ms-
sing
Tho force o. the rebels Ia sspposs1 W have bssn
about eight III, ussnd.
We captured a number Of prisoners, including
Cul Avery, who cu sci his so'disrs ~ towards.
Jun the battle terminated, the fog llaed and
enabled our guhb alta, whion had been imp,,ieniy
waiting sr an oppyr,ulity " participate in the
furt sbed with means Of GAni pr'ldrn across the
Tent River 10 Ne rh4rn.
TIE rebels s,temp.u " Ere tina town on their re-
tres' but we're prevented by the citizens, who sS-
TN ,uishei ,he flames as f.s, a. they we're started
- ihe soldiers,
rcneo' or Generals noe any Of our rIn officers
wtrs KILLED or wOunaed.
wecspture1 from thirty " cry cannon.
r cheers Il the rebels e't their private traps
h,lini IN lneir auL retreat, aud tie men tire =
away eyery,Ling.
The dshi terminated At p. N. on Friday, whom
our 'rcofs 'enAincd masters u the position.
Am,' Inl trophies Of our victory sre frty.six
hesyy Aoss Pung three full batteries q Gsil atil.
'sr. uo'a' - eighteen guns, with a. the app int
urlts complete Wa ave also three thousand
pIsL sts, and two ..ndrei ptispnor, Among the
o,'er asa c1.pas and Ihres o.i'e'us, aud Eve leu
t-uA. Is.
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Order from Gen Mcclellan.
District Emancipation in Congress.
&c, &c.



Blaim,rf, Starch lS.-Ihe steamer CONF
uodoro arrived rsr, ta's norm e direct frorn the
B.-uaile expedition, ANA -ep1r,. no capture o!
Newborn, n. &, q '-ag ~ the eaproy a ere and
the r,p.ure o. @ arg lr,atg! % artillery, AFTER
hare tough, hstt'.
Irluriis,t s'i,r tie s'I.ys, - tho Commodore,
:. bearsr % tispn'Cl- rom Genera Burnside len
IA tie usiu q washington.
brrpNp pHriT.m
Fir Reported TIA, We ,yok 800 r.so1ors Some
reports MAKE .ar .o,s s,ne o. or o. su.ed .ai go
80 $50 wounded
The Aslt tooE ',se5 On Fss.y ',s',
TreIoRre rumurs thu one o. Our Bdsador Con
Oras Has .ugd, buI thcy Iro not cunsidsrel re.ia
lie.
Illu ursrAr,u,
Bakim9ye, march lS.-Tno enemys works
elk miles be.oS NeNDerD were attacked on Friday
l. orniug lLSI. Tnty we're d,hnIed 10y force about
10000 strong, having II guns posted behind .ormi.
d,hlo batter Gs over two miles long.
Tae fghi vas one oi the mos, desperate Of the
wsr. Uur Iro-ps 'ehsyod with ,te stssdiuoss and
courage 'yetrons AMI assr nearly 'lIr hougs hard
GgbN,- drove ire rebels ont OF oil iAs.r positions
csp'mirp ,hr'e light bSuere o. ia Srulery,'orty-
six heavy siege surg, lage s',res q dEei Arnmuai-
49,, Al -, .t.-.3 a,r,s a ,,,y,
t,,,lro1 ,,,i.,.r, t.,,,.. i,,. ,,. r,,,,sl H.,
Captions, sld four LteusenRnis.
,r1sv .,c,n,8 by ,.r,,o ,o,i,tor,. ,,,,,,.,, ,,,,
rr-d,ss over Trs,, and Cl.rs,,o,t ,iv,r.. ol 1pg
lie eity NJ Ne ,1crr. \, ey,rurys d.u,ge ygss done
IN Tho pl.co wa ,-.t about Ica kiTcl and tao
v,,,j,d. roo,,I, q, a., Now FupI,,5 ,aci,nsn,s
O. n ~ ,,s.,,,,,,t ,L,llo. ,,d Ma
r.,,,,I., ,,,nrsr W n,or,.r, ,.o,,,d.
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'a N W .''
anu '''n 'O1''' "'' '' '"e We! '''l''
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H. '"i "''" 81 VIC '"'''' ~ - -
b'ueh' came f~''. u! 'io '"A
u. N '"' 20 '' We "''" '''.''-N'' "0'''''
q. tHe -"' h-''' 'u''"' n. 'n''"' 90 a I'''A'
s'r'iA' - We ~ M''"'2A ''''7 A's'''e1'' WHO
bravery c "-''' 'a'1'ng '" VIZ" 70 l'''A III NJ
''@ OK 'h ''' n"' ,.''' Oh ", .u''' "'e""''u'
ION S'r i'~'' N','- ''''''', WI, vas IA we
80 Wv
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BY the arrival at this port Of the British
sahcon,r Lsvi Rowe, Capt. Keller, from NN-
sau, n. T., 10th inst we learn that the Confed-
crate steamers Ella Marley, Sreezy, sad Kate
Lockwood, had succeeded in running the block
aio al Charlsstown, on the night Of February
9th.
The British schooner Sir Robert Peel arrived
from CHARLESTON tho steamer Cecilia had ar
nyCd from Dungeon Creek, Ga. Tho Ella
Marley had on beard 1O0.bal,s Of cotton. she
arrived at N.sssu on the I'd inst. and whilo ly-
i7g hore four Of her crew deserted her and came
on as passengers in tho Levi Rove TO this port
Their rames are Stephen McGrsth, John Nc.
Grath, Thomas Demsey and Hugh Me- arrow.
They state that the lila warlsv left Cssrl ~
ton on the big',t Of Feb. 9th, ran across Rat.
tlesnake Shoals, where there wS but 2lI faith
cms OF water, and the ship wAs drawing 10
feet Of wafer. saw come lights a distance 81
There was lying at Charleston, when thcy lot,
the bark Ettiman, for Liverpool, with 500
hales Of cotton; brig Mary Wright (f,rmerly
the Betty Ames) and brig John welsh, laden
with cotton, and al waiting an opportunity to
get out. The Mary Wright has on board 1 SOC
bales Of cotton. Provisions at Charleston wer,
very high. Butter and coffee were selling al
IL per pound.
The Fila Marley, after di'chargi1g her cargo
at Nasssu would DO taken TO Havana to b,
sold, ard the owrers were going to purchas,
the Spanish steamer Ocean Bird, whoa vsso
is said 10 he much fa,tcr than the +. W.
This British steamer Gladiator was a, Nassau
luppoa Cd Whiting for a cargo.
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MILITARY NEWS.

The L. S. steam frigSte Roanoke ti0l arrived
Yesterday from Fortress Monroe, for repairs. she
has been in active service since the southern ports
were declared blo,kadsd, and was of Charleston
when the rebel steamer Nashville ran ths block
ade The Roanoke w,B the nag-ship of the fec'
engaged IN the hai,le on the sth instant, in u'mp
ton R,als. She had to be toWed from her anchor
age, having had her sh.t bsuken come months
ago, aid was Unfortunate enough ~ gei aground
halfway b.tweeu Fortress Monroe AID Newport
h6ws,
I,isroported ina. the Texan s1iIiors VIII, have
5osa ST. asd on F,It Wood Tor pomo months PaIi,
viii %. ,ens ~ Goyernars leland, and STAT two COM
ulI',p e. the r,tn New RI ARTILLERY will gl-rison
FurG W,ad until further ordCrs.
Tho steamer PATRON was formally pu, into
oommi ion yesterday al the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The |. b. steamer Victoria Las taken her departure
rom tho Yard, Tor the blocEAding fleet. The L. $.
st smc~ Msdgis Is ordered by Commodore Psulding
- he PIT iGIo mmission today, wheA her oil era
will Ia on board 70 receive herr the 1. 3 steamer
MasaacAustlg was AJaled into the dry dock yester-
day, r. he repairOd.
TIE -unblat MArblohosd has boon placed IN com.
mission :, the Charss,, En, tdsss,l navy yard aud
,Il proceed ~ sea ina few days. Her hull was
built Al NJ rhuryp IT, and Il Of unusual strength
and hearty throughout Her engines are very
n ssaivs. Asan Instance Of the expensive nature
NJ such machinery, II may be mentioned that not
less thSn trty thousand pounds Of brass were
lsed in their construction, AMI the boilers alone
weigh twenty one tons each. She carries one Dahl
yrsn ii.noh pivot gun for shell and solid round
aho,, two 2I.poundsr bra ~ howitzerA, and one
rined Pauott gun on the topgAllant fOrecAstle.
Thom'B Ue, q member OF the 9th Regiment
n, Y, 3. ", attempted todesert while In Albany,
Upon force being used TO ds.ain him. he declared
tha. he was a fugitive from Justice having muir
dored his own son. Uls was formerly toSiaen'
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conhrned y tina SsnI,e ~ MAtor General u v,Sun.
tes-s
Diplomatic circles are ssnsit DISTURBED - su-
Ihsuilg news reosivsd tsrs frors CABS iadioan ag
FERROUS misiuderstAi 'ine bttwes4 the allied TOW
crs n Mexico, the probable departure Of the Bz.sh
forces from tina, country; the return q several
Spanish regiments from Vera CRU 70 Havana, md
the sugmen,s,on Of the French force "a Morico. A
rupture etween the Spanish and Frenoi legations
IL Mexico IL suppo,ed " have occurred.
The rr,sidsnt bias commended - Congrss. an
apr piiS,on ~ nearly 500 o. indemnity - the
= rish bArh Jc-gsn )rsu,rsn, intercepted b, the
ship ming Light while on lU gay ru RIO Ia
psiro 70 Havsns an susT ion Nat shs 3 ,.ndad -
run the block ,de, and seh,to the RI " New York.
An.oDg ,s prisoners ordered 70 be released -
day, is Ms. n riis o. Baltimore, whose crime was
corresponding in cipher with Zsv1ni, prisoner in
Port Warren, known ~ psfs mating French lplJ,
ard experimenting the seizure o. the ste amer 81
Mol Las IN tht t0msc.
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Captain Dennsor, Of the schooner Eneins,
srrvod yesterday morning. from Koy Wus.,
ropo' 4. 60 Mortar Fleet sailed from
Key wost on ths eth inst. Tast night a
Nortberper came on, and tho f,st was com
PEELED TO anchor on the edge Of the reef. Bomb
tchoonsr No parted her best chain, and
dragged of into tho Gulf stioam, az far as Som
brero Key. Sha returned TO Key Wee, again
on the Oh, and went out the Ncrthses pass,-e
the same day. The T.. 8. steamer Niagara was
going into Key West, on the 1Oth, when Cap
tain Dennison WIS standing out. The steamers
South Csrolins. Il. r. Cuyler, Magnolia, q
prize yeseol,) and Santiago de Cuba, wore in
port.
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Ru,,rZp TAc9ca ~ H. Ven Nos4rsad, r1b.
dslsr 10 Broadway
OruuAL ArzY REousrp ~ 1881. Rsvtssi HI-
L"t. u. Van NI,usns. Pubisher, 1Sl BfoAdpsy.
MAMA, kBvioE Asp Iva arcrtoNs on the ~ n
VA, Translated from me zen n bV & apt Isndy,
Director oftto P,ae,ra 80 tsGg Cgi,se, ale Of
tie French 81 ", &c. ID. Van fositand, Pub
iihhtr, i9f Brosdusy
TU NATIONAL EtSANOvs, ltttsr on Chesp Money,
War T.K, &c ~. BsRSr, Goodwin q c., Prnt
era, cor % 81 uce snd Nassau stroaV.
tyr PRsNrus TaACts. 'or ldisrs Pu1lsh,d
~ NJ American Tract 5yois,y, 100 Nissan q.
Poe ,eLm.
Norm Parrish RgVtgv, Fsbruary No., 1882.
Lnnsrd sea- & Co, PublaBt's, 70 FL toa =,
TnE PARL's VANS. A Tale ~ Donsstie LIE. BY
tie sutE r 60 the "k.fla - aus her" Hris Mys
TER :" 81, &c. Fieisr!c A. BrAiy, PdbIsaer,
- Ann "a
This book ia by Mrs. Ellen Wood, an English
authortss, who by several aucoossiul works has
Justly acquired fsvorabls and extending 70
puts'ion.
ARcmIsHor IIuguEs A portrait By yhn O . m
Pubisbrr, rsH York
pleas ng and truthful likenssa.
MArAsE DtNoRR.rs QUAnrsRLv MiRRor ~ P,rr
loSs for ~" Sprbg Of lsG2. PiV uhsd q; ils
Broadway Nov Yofk.
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The Un,nte Buildius Act.

There Is an act before The Legi latur5
AmsndAtory Of the former sct upon this sub.
iecl, uhish ought 70 pa, ard will # ia NOR
its are Understood. The old law Is detective.
and in moe. respects ioll letter. but the lew
o1e is ore not readily svllo5, or laid aside, aud
1t promilss certain gcol results. Toe Widows
and 0rpbA 8 Fund receives Substantial benefit
from the new law, while the old one enables
60 much litigation that none but the lawyers
get good from IT, A. formerly, II s2eculator
erected buildings contrary u tho law, five
years sr.t vas tho consequence; if no attempts
the sAms low $50 dEe is imposed Tor each
violation, and the fine becomes a lien upon
the real estate, within three days alter being
duo ard remaining unpaid, besides an addition
Al zoo pentlIyh tho cause o. the fine bs not
removed
Under the Oh law, If a dangerous furnace or
other ursa!s building were constructed, the
District Attorney could commence suit, rsquir-
Ing the offender TO skew cause why il should
not be removed. The new law empowers him
70 arrest the offender, and remove the unsai,
preulAss, The new law likewise provides fol
h'oa "A'FS OF ladders 70 scultlos, an iron bridg,
or passage way between front and rear houses
Snd eA'eaoA IA provisions 70 all parts of tn,
tho leland whereas the action Of the old Law
is limited to b2d st. by the old law. woodo,
house or shAnty damaged 70 less than ors bsI
It's value, at the time Of Construction. can h,
rebuilt. By the new law, its full value mu,
be estimated at the time Of the IRE, and II III
damage ia greater than one half, it cannot be T.
built.
Under the new law, the Superintendent, VI
shall be an exempt fireman of this city, mt
have been engaged in business as an arct
tect, house carpenter, or mason, at least SOW
ysArs, and the appointment, which smGdS
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Sna'rrilc, March lS,-Ye stsiday morniug the
TRAN from Nashville to Bowling Green was inter.
cepi,d AZ Gal!aiin 10y party OF rebel cavalry,
uadcy Captain John Morgan, who ran the cars m
Ire track, and took prisoners about thirty Bride
builders, cn route 10 re build the bridge over ,ho
Cumberland.
The only remaining locomotive on tie Memphis
brsncl Of the Louisville and Mas vile Railroad,
near LouiTyile, evploiel yesterday, killing the en-
ne"r, conduct r, porter and brakeman. This
.-spends rsu communication on tue bran III 'lr the
pI.s,Lt
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The Army Of til. Potomac

AMY CoRrs DEApqrABrgnA
Army or ruE POroNAc, fAiKFNN DorHT
HuUsE. Va, March D., l-G2. }

hhMN OF TIN fbtoNAit y AikFAN 'nINT
HuuHE. Va MarrI D., l-G2. }
GEsEEAL ORDERS 40 lUl.
In c,mpliance with tine Presidents War Order
No 2, o' March g, 1sG2, tie active portion Of the
army Of the Potomac IS frmed int army corps, ~
follows
Fjrt Co,ps-M, 1r General Gtw'n Mcdowell, 10
mist present. e ths divisions o. 0suerAls Frank
lin, Cal am NJ.
S,coHd Corp, u fadior General u V. sumner,
she B.v,i ,LB e g, erals RicHArdsp0, Blehksr and
S4FRN.Ck.
7bjrd Corp,-B- ,adi,r Genera r. HtiuizIe-
MAI, D'.i-i IA Of Generals L. j. rJrttr, Hooker
and II ,milt
FOyrh corps n adler General y. u. Ksy@;
Dvi.iDus'fG u.r H. Couch, baut,h and Gasy.
F.OL Cmpg-M or General N. =. Banks, d.
visipns - e., n-rbls WI ans and Sheds
The Cavalry req elts attached - ID visions will
,r tn. pc sent rtfna ~. Slbs'Vuen' orders will
ptovice for these rtp,nrnts, ell a. i1r the re-
snilery, regular iufAnuy, and regular cav
airy
Ar-anl smen,s will Ia made ~ unite tho di visions
81 escn aruy cotpe a. promptly ~ possible. The
con ~ auie's g d,i. ''ns vii - report in per-
s1u 90, where trsl is Impossible by letter, " the
conn = der a. the trmy CIrpt.
BY command {. Ne Or d'nerAl NC elan.
A. V. Commas,
ASS 4tgut ACiutaft General.
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The II use pro eeded " the Consideration Of the
senate hI g. increase she efficiency OF the Medical
Department Of the army.
TIE twJe'' was finally passai over, and tho
Hrute went Into Committee ot the Whole ON the
Tax lll.
The rOceediugs were conhnsl 10 discussing and
an ending tLs general provisions. Al ouruel.
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A PRwoSER Suor DEAD N.Y. Pond
s"-Y esicrl.y morning, shortly sner o'clo.
man nSmed Paul O'N.1, tbs te,psr osa r,
shop IN spencer II, nplr Siy,'.o Avenue, W " = J
o'-d Boz p'liarwa0 Cp.r.ly, 4 iho 9,h Ward !
lice. Is apr arsth'', Who p..rol.ng his 81
Ne,h 'tI'' aten'l.r uas s''r. r'sd 10y .he chi "
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HdrrisJur1, March ls.-Thc remains Of Janeu
Cam,ron arrived here nom washington, IN royie
tr 5ulbu.y. TIE escort from here c1asistei o.
Hon. I'll s,ifsr, A., itsu' General A. l.. Russell,
AMI Gen erOl Il o. Hs. also c.'nnIues o. both
branches ~ the LtpislEura
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Fortress Monroe, March Il, ria baltimore,
March ls-Tne Esior Is Mt 20, smrAh enough
'or repairing ,hs telegraph cAhla.
The S'ate 81 Gooi a arrived rom NeS York this
hrsDotn.
NJ 0,ns ~ Gure have heen received. Much an
Sieiy Is ',h or Coone, C,rcoron aud tho Urion
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nNNNnEETM PnIs.

Their rse c'eUSs eb,atis, lc1..cs a. tim
or ether Distract us 10 or out - the vay,G
circu alton, prc,.a,- ,bsse as, ind npop'esi.s
sudden doaihs; cures coda cougar, ssthms RI
maii'm AM govt . ss'o ape.ie-t ,li an UNIV,
arti-hiliuus Pil.
$ "a 2oi Crnal -, ard ~. uuou gIusre .
Nmk
E.GEASp IANIrT iiOLIptY rms, AT Il.
num- huS'u-i-', ' Eafr-o.s ..cisCuiar On,
10th ate noon Rld evening, sud Com. Nult
ether DWi,si ICES az III Luurs,
IIIF BEsr Soar YNT INTRODUCED Is PYf
o. X. Soap. It wears unrer trgn suy other q,
md , moves dirt reidi'y, without iDJury to-
fab ic. Sold by Grocers everywhere.
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the Mayer, mos, receive the coucurrenos o. the
Beard d superviSor. Ths svp'r'n sndou.
deputy supsrirf sndsnt, and all 'hs inspSe,os
arc required to pass ril d examination besoro
the American Institute Of Aichtt'cts, and pro-
snce certificate Ct such examination tofore
they can he appointed. There is one derk and
messenger allowed at present. All the salaries
remain the same.
It's believed that ms, cad Of receiving 5000
or s3OO per year, as al present, the Widows
and Orphan 8 funds will DO benefited 70 the eK-
tert Of Thousands.
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Of Legdsn, Lewis cOunfy, where nc bssau. insane
on The 3 ~. Of religion. H was eu,mNsed 70
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OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

Mortality in The Potomac Army,
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rp,os.I MscIiss ~ y. cas- Library
ri.,'r,,. "A Ia rome, . Abingdon squsrs, q
1911 March, A,7H O'Clock +. NJ Al mem'l
A-socisu,n, aud t5ns7 Interested Ia w. wslisI
,,,Ug,t hef,r, the II estng. N. kANE 1
q, ~ DAY, SEQ. nlh13 2Il
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Tha mer borE u tito Barry BanSTd
SlUtty 40 Z lue.itt ~ y no At NOT "
mediog ~ B1wel 5, This W-'ucBiIy S''cr' q
I o'c'ocl, ~ pay Ihs laa! ut4 f repso' 4
l,te bro nsr PETER ROWE. j, MrdAAONA
MIgHAEL KIEWAS SaCy.
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nPECIAIl rSrIIsLlss.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AucrroNEER EXECUTORS

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CADEM, OF MUsIC.-sUMMER SEASON.
"A cou 81 ooNsE g rnS 9rER Ar NIGhTs
AruI1 Ss1S Snx AS Ss,s sSS Hixa OPERA.
coNcEEy y cur GREAT AZ TiAIIsT STTsGHAIK
~ kt d SSE ASP !nE IS SIZE EyESiss;
Reserved and private boxes.
aesSss sGas sSe ne ss. ee, ~
uLLMAN nndns on his re,aFn from Europe that that
he viii give
- SIX NIGHTS. ASp ros1rIyETy Il NOT MORE,
On the conclusion which ne will Immediately return to
London complete the important contracts entered into for
II intention condac, the six nights Of the
faction IN former wears q, Castle Garden VIZ nightly
a Entertainment aud oner it to the public at the above
A asbsaE d5S IL AZ F5a shHssBs-
after most in the ssI al En-
New Orleans, will make her first appearance In New
' a HTSEEz1 hs RoSe1A
viii make hf n hs cp 81 rE REaESr
Mss X kEoaG Of MME pon
srGNoE s sasf and sIdSoR AMoDIo, 49,,
MS.c p p 81 the a Opera n
X.
viii give of his celebrated Concerts which win undoubt
eddy be acknowledged prominent feature Of the in
'e''s' eA'' NIX HERMANN.
whose wonderful in this country Is s fresh In the
memory Of the public, win give each evening Of his
"wednesday evening June II, att o'clock precisely,
the nrst of the six nights OF the season.
Ds Mxb & H Gs,STi s5 ssIf
The full and eDie Olera OF
LUCREzIA BORGIA.
"'F'4A S'Ifs er r., NINE New Yss
orsin hne: ANohi
Her appearance this in this celebrated cha
racter.D
coni,ct ana Musical Director. SIS, ABELLA
- - GRAND CONCERT by
Mr.. oOTrsCHALH,
who will plav some OF his most fisorte morceaux.
Alter the U.era
G. and performance by
MR.. HERMANN,
produce wonderful pieces Of his
different programmes
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Par quet, balcony and family circle. 30 cents
served seats and seats In private boxes.
The viii commence Tuesday at the usual
on THURSDAY. June IL.
SECOND CONCERT OF Mr.. GoTTSuHALk:
on PRIDAY-DEBuT OF MADAME HERMANN.
ON northumberland MATINEE.
vv The EAT, u OPERA ps,o on NART Hssxr
with concert by Mr. GOrrsCHALK and performance by
DEBUT OF NINE. HERMANN.
THE CHILD or THE REGIMENT,
with concert BY GoTTfsHaALlk aHd performance BY
On Saturday, the most brilliant MATINEE ever given in