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sLoops-J Ca,,rsn, Clark, Bridgeport, L ksas
"a a.. Erau,a

IT4rI, /. MrCrsady a Co; Mary II Mhin, Glad
4 W, Bristo, l. Kenny Louays, Packer Ne" La
van, mastot,
sLoops-J Cu,,rsn, Clark, Bridgeport L Kan,
ny; y Anes, French, Taunton.
ARRIVED.
sTRAMsHIP-Raritan, Slower, Trenton, nj.
sHuPs-Aml r. Thompson, Meniman, Of Bath
from Hltteras Inle, days, In ballast 70 II
Thrdbald. Theobald, Of Richmond, Me, fIn HArs
Poh Tth IN ballast to the master.
Rather, Alny, HsVTs Jan 81 with mdss 70 Wn
WhitloCk, Jr.
pARKs-vcnus, Atkinson, curscos March ssAs
" m specis to Joseph Fouke q Sons. Sailed In %
with d = gunboat ioquois, Do Camp CONG, f9
"a THorn.ts, officers aud crew all we'll, Let,
steamship Quaker City, FrAley, nom 81 Domingo
II d BrooEmnu, Cheney, HAt,Hras Inlet 8 days
in lallsst To II u Brookman a Co.
Magnolia, a. transportl starkey, Port RoyLt
ays Ia ballast ~ I QuaItermaster,
d Msgialena Day Asp.nwAll Feb 2@d' wtAh hidsAs
uclsn AuHlstL CuttH, OF Turks Island, from ?.
| su Prlncc March TO- with logwood to X Murray.
BRIGs-Ceres, tOldl schmidI, AngostaTa Feb ih
| with hidos 10 T 4 schmidt.
| Abby Ellen, Gilmore, Of Belfast, nom Remedies
| 18Th inst, with sugar 10 Il Morgan 90,
| Exemplar, tBr,l Clemens, Ponce, T n AArSa l0
| with sugar to Sturyes Co.
Careyra, tBrl Turpin, Tenerins "a days In sAA
Lucy Darling IN souper, Nassau, Mp, hArSA
IS, with mdse n JOS Eueas
sCuooNERs-L Upshur tBrl Nekenais' HA-
| v.na ia dAy., with spirits tuTpeutine.
| mp smith Waters, Fortress honros, oysterA
| 49,, smith Of Cnrnwals, I'm Aux Cayes I'm
| TO-, - m Ip,,wood to d DE Wolf,
s,raL NILS, Dayton, Hat,Sras lRlet dAyh -
f,.Il,st 10 L 8 Quart tlTmaster.
W II smith, dayton, Dalumors days noun
| G. A Crook, Everham, do do do
| n Davidson, Allen, Perth Amboy for Boston,
Err Bennett, Irwin, foTtrsss Monroe dAyH
| OF BnnA Bartlett, Little Egg hAbor, "Oods
| Romp, stanley, Sagua 10 days, molAsses'
| O.eAr n HaSley, Buckley, Philaie lPhA' ooAA
| Hattie Low, MGmford, Berlin, MI, corn.
| Auns n Jacobs, Jones, 81 Martins, Nd sorna
| TSrss si.tsrs. GRAY, do DO
,WPsylor. Lynch, suowhil, Nd, -
St.rk suead, Chincoteague, oysterA
60 nom ElizAbethport for Boston.
fn,srpri1e, Mitten, Red Bank, wood.
!. Nary, smith, Port Republic, with wood.
Ny.n Name Van Name, Georgetown, q soAA
, Irbara Decker, Yeomeo, Nd, with wood.
j II YoumAns, Peterson, Baltimore, with woSd.
j W Lawrence, Tuttle, Pocomoke, oysters
! l. BsWley, Burton, Delaware, with corr; Al m A..
WIN Lancaster. WAycott, of 81 AaheHt, t,TTiis, 4
| Iaguayra March 1, with goat 'Slbs :" - vra'
| u1ughton willy lying =, 'h'hor ~ - - ~
Ilr'Gr heavy blow, iost so'h Anvho,N a.,Hs- h,
!. obliged 10 pat to s,A. Ia '7Iy I'S' "'~''''
y | JLt.rs passage,
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Gen. Pope has sufficient force to cooperate
with the gunboats, and attack the rebels In the
rear On the Kentucky shore, but has no trans
ports 10 cross the river in, and the river being
high end sgiit, it is impossible 10 croS ~ rs.ts
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SITUATION WANTED FOR AN INTEL
W lgent boy, IS yCu's Of age, who wishes 10 Learn,
some useful trade or business; isa good wrapper
writer and mailer Of newspapers will he found viii
ling TO make himself generally useful. Call At u
Rose n. mh22 3'iO9
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M A r / N E.
CLEARED.

STEAMSHIP -xbsrsonsss, HousA, Lverpesa9
williams Guion.
sHIPs-R Robinson, Long, Liverpool, Snow u
Burgess; johanna, tPrussiAnl Domke, Antwerp
w Salem Go.
BARKs--J Godfrey, Clarke, Fori honroe, wakes
man a DimonI r. Dwight Crowel, EliEabethporS
master; Henry, Wilson, Marseines w schmidN
Indian Queen, HIodgson, Liverpool, rrAak d DeAr~
born.
BRIGs-A # Ellsworth, lAwrsnes, 81 Pierre -
Il Dc Wolf. Enrigne, tsp.l De CAHsra, for fort :.
| Platte, A o ROasirs A 20; q II sampson, lHl
| Thomp.oa. Philadelphia u Small.
sCHooNERs-suaan Move, strout Eiissbeth-
port stnpson q Clapp; T w Winans, Davis fos
Providence, l. Kenny; Village Bride, heCAIty, no
WestpuL master; v W Eldredge, Snow, Glouoss.
ter; A fowes; Rowan, Sparks Providence, mAsssrt
| Reuce phalus, Mcintosh, do d9 N Fleming, shaw
wilmington, w Kce; Mitchell, Tuitle, N.
Haven, J W Mckee; Aankin, Beers, Bostons
nay an a Co; Louisa BrJsall, Sopsr Washington.
yaa Brnt Il Anight; Clara, Barrett for Roanoke
IIard " l. MrCrssdy a Co; Mary II Mihiln, Glad
NJ Bristo. l. Kenny Louays, Packer, Ne" HA-
van, mastot,
sIooPs-J Cat,rsn, Clark, Bridgeport, L Ksls
I ny; . Aynea, French, Taunton.
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E,TADE TASSET.S - WANTED IMME-
h-iately 10 OF 10 good shade tas-el makers alsu
VI. 30 small boys aud girls TO learn the business.
kD'''. 10 CLI,PENTEk's Tsasel Manu'actory, %
Rovvry nh2l Y'lO2
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Decrease 9,OO7,EO

Dccreaas oOT Am o Aus ioh
Inrreass obo AIN snb 4la
The r,ox.,nsr,. -, m. b.rLs 4. NOR. nj, i... Al.
,,,i.cJ M, ,nlv hy ,b. ,,sv.,.,.n ,,.v In vhi,h
~. .c,,,,,,. A.. nal. an hu,bx A.. 81. a.,
,,,i,,, ,,,o ,o,,,,,,. ,,.r,s,Ir... rn,,. a..
y, ,...t.,, -, -, -, -
,.,i,,.r.i D. t.,,. 80 10 -, -,
..r.,, !, t.,...u.,,., a.. ,.hiit,,.. -,
A.. h.,,L. 90, ,,,s,,,,,,,,,,. o,,,, ,h,.
- .,,.,.,,,., 49,. -, -
'I'''' ' '-"'' '''''" ''"''' '''o' '''. '''""1'''
~ loans, While many do h". His evidently a loan
on demand Of 10 days, ut o per cent The huctuA-
,,o, ~ ,,. Who'll. Is, liza. ,II,,,i,. ,b Ji.r.I,i
.c.. .,.'Te ~ ,'.
''"'o W Wv ""'''""'"' H''H''uos' mAAes u'h-
'"' 70 arrive at 'ho real result In relation V the H-
tent ~ commercial lounL by either the daily or
,yc,kiy r,tur,a ~ th. b,pk. In n. much N. ,h.
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NEW YORK, Monday March A
The Stock market showed .su.,, hus urrs this
morning " IN little change N prices TArse wer'
however, u.m under the influence Of war news, and
ia most cases small advance was established, clos
ing very dun, however
In gold tho transactions were to fair extent, Al
N al3I regular and ~ time. The impression
seems to be that now the demand notes and lndr.t-
cdn ss coltAgstes are ready the paying oHs Of n IN
will olc,t the price ofgod, the movement Of which
has bean a. follows for three weeks
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ONLY Sl-LADlES LEARNED TO OPE-
~ rate ON Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines,
In all its branches, on all kinds Of work. Apply
a92 Tenth avenue near IiSt II, At the drug store.
mh24 g'l2i
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10TH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY, L. S.
4 A-By permission Of tie A ljut,ut Guu. al,
United States Army OHicers Of thu THu'u, l. tutr,
have been authorized h raise ler Own u.wraa.. T.
One company under command Of tho uuIrr" .n. I,
GERS appointed at organ zytl.u. A, j. DALLAS,
Capt Twolhh Infantry, L. s. A Recruit 30
- Chatham n, NJ Y, L.-i "'t'-
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The bombnrdmrn, Mt Island No. 10.
DETAILS - WEuNI,pANs ftDHr.
The correspondent Of tie Cincinnati CONNER

cIAL, under late of March 20lh says:
AtIl.lj a. NJ, yesterday, the enemy opened
ON Us from their upper battery, without untct.
IRON / 20 10 . L. st., they likewise engaged us
from the lig guns on the head of the isliud,
which j. ont Of i,sht from where We lay-hriug
hidden hy the growth ofyoung cotton wood on
the Missouri river shuIo points. Their shoe
from the Island artery reaching ~, sevorl fell
Close. all around tie gunhoits Mound CITY,
Caroudulrt and Pittsburgh. We were on III,
Nj sour. shore at the time, on the transport
Wilson, living Just above, and observed that the
.hut from thi- battery reached around and he
yund ~, coming close enough to cause the speedy
removal 10 "A point HIGHER w.
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pAILROAD LABORERS WANTED IN
=, y New Jersey. Apply on board st. toatuluut Az
NORA, foot Of Robinson ct, before ~ + N, each
lay. MA G'lO4
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SEWING MACHINES-LADIEST TAUGHT
~ to operate on Wheeler q Wilson's and Singers
sewing machines practice on shop work; terms
o.. %6s Canal st. Singers machine No. 2 for sale
mh9 24ac'l2I
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS-GOOD HANDS
n and good silkcrs wanted; piece work given;
also, few smart and tly little girls e. learn 10
Leroy Place, Blocker st. mhs4 S'i4s
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dhin addition 70 the regular pay ~ t13 rcr m,rir
and 500 bounty, Tor tow recruits for one ot tHu
best regiments now ~ che seat uf wnr. App.y e.
Iicut. A. A. WOOD, Recruiting Otdc,r. Htl Ergt,
Lafayette Hell, 595 broadway. mI9t6'ii7
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r AIDES LEARNT TO OPERATE ON SIN
- gers sewing machine; practice I'LL satisfied "a
shop work; terms easy. Also tsilorcss witt good
work can have the use of Singers machine, by cal.
ling at 93S West ash st, near 18th mh24 S'l2a
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CEWING MACIIINES-LADIEST TAUGHT
~ N operate on Singers and Wheeler & WILSON,
machines, by All experienced operator; terms ~
eta, all kinds Of work, ut Allen 1t, near Diyis-
ion. mh1O 2lac'BiT
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CEWING MACHINES - WANTED PER
" sons who wish 10 learn 10 operate on Singers
sewing machines terms only 81, and practice all
kinds Of work; also some good sewers u learn the
pantaloon trade. Inquire 80 Delaney st, lst floor.
mhlT 24ncsl2l
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GovrlNoR ANDREW has oppr ,lnted Thursday,
the third day of April, for yae Annual Fast IN
Alalsachuaetts. rh
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INAANTED A MAN AND WlFE TO Work
( w around asmAll hotel in Brooklyn, they must
come well recommended from their last place as re-
CARDS honesty and sobriety, the man must under
stand the care u garden well As horsesthe wife
must be q good cook, and willing 10 make them
selves generally useful. Apply ~ L. NOORlllEs,
Court 81, Brooklyn. mhS 3'lu6
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WANTED.

AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
"A soldiers-Wouted ior the Sth L. 5. 1nf,' Try,
cid regular regiment sble boiled unmarried men.
under the age Of A.. Pay from tl3 N S2i per
month. subsia''rcc, pay, clothing and medical
attendance, furnished fOA date of enlistment.
Hesdquanera AZ fat Hamilton, y Y Hnrhor
Men desirods Of rul' unr IN This regiment can an
ply ~ the recru,Uug otice, 1iT ~. rt4 s.. W :.
WORTH, First Ii. stn Infantry, l. !. Recruit
ing Ohicer. a. g. 2&,.'ioi
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The expedition, consisting Of two steam tugs,
with stur.o and iucl ior ,iN days, which lett yes
tcrday morning, to explore - channel across
through the sloughs and uycr,iuwed bottoms ON
the NJ sour shore to New Mndril, after wuIk-
ngull lay, and only finding - foot Of water,
Ohc tugs drawing - and 8 ioct) returned tu
,he Bru,ou,-t expedition hem.; failure, Of
course. 4 canoe, or skin can make II, hut IT i,
ont ul the question with a ste.mho't, ot tur.
There i5a t,ir land rUutr--l-lrucr milrs -
acruss to N,w Madrid, when the Mi-si. ,ppi i
within it, uuUrd banks, one which Gen. Pope
could mar,h h his army across.
The couairy on both shores is overiiowrd for
miles, except in the rear Of the oncmy's battle
,ie, in front Of ~. 1hi, is the only hi,h land,
the strip being from to II miles in width, and
only five milo, acro-s from the head Of Island
No. 10 to Tpton,ille which is 20 miles by wa
ter The enemy, force on thiH strip Ol dry lAnd
is Tcportcd to he II 900.
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A messenger iust arrived from General Pope
to Colonel Buiord rrports that n,'Eitl .t,n'.ug
n severe iro from our batteries Ht Point Pleasant,
four Ui the cuumy', guulunt, bound IuNu, slice
c,ol,d In running the blockade. On Tue las,
one Of the uumurr, the htth boat was sunk.
The eurmys ,uuhoats below, have M,p been
irving to light their way up past our Point
Pleasant battery.
Last night hetwcen nine and ten O'Clock, sew
crn yol.ysm mu-Eetry was heard IN the yg!-
uity Of the ordnance boats Judge florence aul
Gr'at Western, on the hlis,ouri Shore, two
miles above US. The Coue,tosa soon opened
out aul shr,lcd the wood. in that vicinity.
From the noise m the mmcdia'" cotton wu"I IL
was supposed the enemy d'-ignri an attack on
our ammunition boats, hence tie alarm, which
proved Ia be stray horse, and mules wadms
through tine timhrr hunting for dry land,
Bright, plarinr l-its, Indicating thc move
mcut, Of 'rhol trunspIris, were visible ltum 10
tp II T.. NJ on the Kentucky Shore from The
head # tie isl,ul up tu tie uW,rl battery "a"
benton sho,d the chores, but with what oiigcl
We have not learned
We have it tom reliable source that our
morturs have scattered tu,u omrs, and knpckcI
down several housr.-une reported To be Gone
RI Puhs hrllqu'rcra-o the head Of H.,
Island. Douh,ic-s many live, were lost, as III,
shell, were seen y our pickcls tO buIst in and
| directly over their camp,
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WANTED-lO THOUSAND LADIES To

w tsse their straw hats to 327 Eigith ave, bet
26th and 9Th sts; remember up stairs where they
clean press all wire lHdiCs' straw bouuuts for IS
cents; Misses b,JumoTA tutbans and clildrens
fancy hats cleaned and pressed to the fashion; hats
dyed any co'nri pressing for the trade; ladies Hui
gentlemen leaving lsts at this establishment will
be sure Of having the same returned, mistake, as
all hats nuu,Norcd GEORGE FISIGAN.
InbIO tl.s
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"ANIED-NtN SHIRT lRONERS At
w the 'y..le Laundry miles from ~ York;
none but those Hcclst.mod h. ironing new shirts
need apply. Inquire 1t 10 Dpy st., bet 10 and g.
mh8 2ipc'llO
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WANTED--LADlES TO LEARN 10 OP-
w crate ON Singers, Wheeler n Wilson's aud
other sewing machlnes practice I'LL satisfied on
shop work guagos and every part learned perfect
terms 81 also machines for sale, to let and re-
paired-l69 Orchard, near Stanton 81. MO 2iJg'li3
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WANTED-LADIES TAUGHT TO OPR-
rate on singers aud Wheeler's sewing ms
shlnes-tanglt on all kinds OF work and recon-
mended after learning. All ompIoyers supplied
with operatives at 81 stanton Il, u, az Allen a.
mQO24acsIS4 - ' -'''N'' ~
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The earnings of tho la Crosss aud Milwaukee
Railroad have been az fulowH:-
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w Skirt Co-1OO Experienced Skirt bands; no
othors need apply than those who wish b. 20 to
work right ofI; good wages paid kALLhAN q
STEIN, 50 Murray st, up stairs. mh24 5'l2e
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WANTED-RESPECTABLE MALE AND
w female help Of all nations to notice tAst they
can be suited with good situations by applying "a
Mr. MANNING, 3Ts Sixth av, the Empire City In
stitute. N.B.-we can recommend this ONCE a. TO-
liable. m24 S'l72
NXTANTED-3O0 BUTTON-HOLE HANDS
w and 90 operators ON Singers No. or Wheeler
a Wilson's No. machine, to make small army
frocks. Amy one having their own machines Will
receive pay for the use Of them. mh'2 "l39
WANTED-HooP SKIRT MAKERS.
" Amply at
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The New York city Press.

The TIMES states that the satisfactory condi-
ton Of our finances proves that our armies are
rapidly winning back the money expended in
their formation, ami falsides the predictions Of
the foreign newspapers and capitalists, who an
tcipa,ed a drain Of gold and a collapse Of Amer
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TANTED-IiO0P SKIRT MAKERS.
" Apply at
0i Hcade street,
IN stairs ml00

WANTED FOR co "a" L. S. ENGIN-
w rEERs, able bodied young men, between the
ages Of 20 and 80. Mechanics preferred. Pay from
1l3 TO S3i per month, with the usual allowance Of
Clothing, ratous and medical attendance. For
further particulars inquire at 5 Bowling Green,
Srd floor, bet a IN and IL m mh22 s'lUI
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Generous Contributor

~ nave more thaa ouco hai cecas ioa 20 ho
sud Commend the eenavoienca and patriot
ia Of tbs ladies of Richmond. They have
J., no opSsssu nifty 20 contribIss TO the com
r Is q tnr Confederate soldiers, and 70 allie
ate me dasr.ngs OF the sick and wounded.
ge " iDisseYif angels. their iae0rs are d.
ected 10 lie smelloration of the norroTs OF
be present wac. ana to east some Fay 81 sun.
] me around the path of tbs brave defenders
kf tbolr b,mes and hrssides. We give this
bornins another Instance of the benevolent
generosity with which they are actuatsd:
GaIkbaRAzo HOSPITAL, No s.
Msrcn 20, 1891.
y r. ~, IA. Surgeon IN thief OF the Fl ve
Chi n hore - Hospit tails.
iisai Sill have been made the honorable
beans OF forwarding 10 you the enclosed sum
II one hundred and thirteen dollars sud
twenty live Cen Is, the generous con iributlon
i the SEX and wounded soldiers NJ OHM b0-
tsgo Hos pltais rofa nany benevolent and pa
lrioue ladies of hichmond This money mas
been cor nded TO me by some OF the chief do
toEs. 10 Wit: Miss Emma Ty ter, Mrs. Rusksil.
ND Mrs Strong
Il Gas contributed for shs coD tenn pi6 sd
sidney Hospital" which was never sstab-
[shed, ,-nd is now approp riated by the iedI 81
30 car Chm bora 10 HoApitsls.
CzARLss D. Mess,
AssfseanI Surgeon
Dr MeUaw acknowledge with gratitude
The rsceipt of tn handsome donation to the
,Ios soldiers under ais charge, and hopss
.ast Or. Moss will assure The good ladies' 20
wnou We owe this liberal present that II VIII
be used 70 promote as far as possible the
comforts OF the patients In this institution.
March 90 1893
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The Gunboat scheme.

+, viii De remembered that We published.
several days since. q letter from the venerable
Edmund Rufiin pEedsing himself fol co4i-
,-ibuuon Of $500 TO the aunboat Association.
To-day # is ur satisfaction 10 present lett a
received from Edmund Rufas, Jr., tende
ne tAo9sand dollars for tbs same iaudabie 4sGT,
peso Thus 1t will be sen that dispos ton
ls clearly mantle ssed that the impor tant pro
position OF the gallant Colonel Duncan shall
ee carried ou', and We have good reason TO
hops thss the work will ere long be vigorously
commenced We append the letter, and trust
that II may have It's effect In arousing orr
ciuaans to the importance OF carrying this
PROJECT In 10 effect:
sAEP Lock Our. maieh 81 1862.
Ea..or Of DtspateA Str; Please have me pu t
down rs i su bseFioer to he iron -eIad gun
boat scheme, for the PRO .eclion of James
River I viii give 81 coo IL he whole matt. r
Is put INTO he hams agd under the con troll of
the onfsderst2 Government, and the schem e
De prosecuted vit10at unns csssary delay.
Very respectfully, g.,
e. RUpfrN, Jr
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Ey yxasxs q TxYnos + sos. axe.


E:NOuR HOUSES And lIi5 tS, AND ECTR
3 VAusET LO Is. ON ltlH and N.sH-
Shall SrREETS. AT AusfTiLN W
vii, sell, upcn the premises. on FRIDAY shs
II a dsy Of april. commencing at & o'aLoet
p. M. tenr Hot ,es era Lots, ana four Va
cant I.ots aotoin.aP ic lated Is aboys.
lst. fTso Brick Tsaemsnts ON the west SID.
G. i7sh. between CLAY and NRIsh4ii street
containing g "a Portable rooms saoA, ar .
soW oce1pisd by good esGanv a. raiF Ten IA
Also, vsosut 10. a. the cosner of l7th
and Earshgil stsesss, fronting about 81 ssoi
AZ, 4 - ming BACK lS2 feet
2nt. rssa Framed TsRemenlz or the Mouth
sits- Of clay, between 81 "A and Asa streets
FtSs aats 'front.' 10 feet saan sad RAD back los
tech
4iEo, tnrss vacant Lots isrxM adae teiy al
k1ctntn2 ffoptipx IS fee Ezli running es.k lst
ffee. eacn. f.e
81 This proparsy ia oeslTaa-s tor rsssaeacse cs
kbosiaess stands, bsiEg con tiGuous 10 the Viz.
! ignite tea trai Railroad Depot aad sae Ftrs
.aafsot and adJoins tine reeldeuoe OF I6T. j NO.
EHoward
8. Ter Ss.- UGe- third cash, the b,iaLss ct
And u 1,onths, Ios Negotiable notes. vi 81 In
i terest added, ind secured By truss oeeds Tbs
purchaser to pay the taxes and Insurance FOR
tsa. JAS. III. TAYLOR 4 SIN.
IA Il AulHanaerS.
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WAR DEPIkTxEN
WAR DEPAkTn ENf.
DIT AsD fSsY. GENERALS OFFICER
EiSslacai asa1et asrh !st2.
{ l sHi.AL ORDERS, No. E

r. A.,
Eiea1acad sfa1ch aasth. 1853. J
4 I sIRi,sAL ORDERS, No. R
l. IAs following Proclamation Is pabDsaso tar
The tE.oE alton OF all COZ earned
PROCLAMATION;
BY ssstae oi The power vsf:ad in las h. LAz
IL oo the 'aSpeasica CT .as. privilege II ST..
TFis o. tabeas corpus
II JEFFFssoy AVIS President a, tLs ;.sEfs J
efe! States al Ausrea, % nroa,siin tni.; n.Assis
law s hsfaby 5nteGdSd ovss To eour tias OF tires
crteg, Focshonisa Esfh .liae any, Aa,rqs
Mercer. AS4egb. Eayett-s H.ahpiEs aad Rss
doipb md 10 pEo9isins tas suspension - eli
eiva ,arisae.ic,. with the exception Of :ts. Cd
aoiEEg Tie Courts TO igks 60. ais. nsa of Tie IL
oe of wiiis, the sdninigtsa .on CT Aha @ tstss OF
dec'as8i iarsoaa. the qnalieSs ,iru u saaFoiss4c
&c Inter dscrsas anu ords fer the psrtitsoa aai
sale OF psopersy to make orders concerning Eehds
ant bEicses, TO az ess county iev.es and TO order
'tspsyfnen. Of County dnea. and the Suspension
"a sns privilege Of tbs writ of hast0s corpus La
tho eoartiss sfossss d.
Tin faith whereof have Isssuuto
SEAL {sisnes nay nsn and So: n.y .as. th;s
~ S9tt day OF MAJ en-, IL the year one
thousand eigat handred aid ststy-two
siyueJi JEFFERSON DAYS."
II Big Con szeary deth Is CHARGED with tae
dus execution Of ma foregoing Proclanstion.--
Re viii forthwith sst.c ish efflcieat military
polite ard Tsi1 enforce the following orders All
disills'ioa of s2iriiuous quors s positively pro-
hibated and the d.si'lar,es will forthwith be
closed. The sale Of sp rituoua q1orS Ct any lind
10 also prohibited, Embellishments for the sss
thea eof will be closed. @
Ill All persons infrtag ns tie above prohibit
ton, WI sntter such punishment a. Oh Ill be
dered by the sentence OF court 10 art al provided
thst no sentence 80 hard labor fo more than one
month shaii be inflicted by the se nse nee Of Re-
gimentsl o. urt Martial. A. directed by the 9th
Article Of Wa.
b. command ss.n:ss Of The s''rs'ary q sn wss
NIB Aft. Aoit Ard Inspector General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04
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conrress. Yester day.

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sa,,nsse IL twrcrtaAcs sr ssnssA' 100
zss suas,ed in the nsssss q sAspse $50.
J. .saSroAy. Nearly sas Nno,s ua'S -
| op.u ssss,oa wns eesapssa "a 'as soa. .ss
,,ar AZ tae Aisar .ss esec'ica cs.s. ana the
s 1"' s q wisaaat Sorairs 70 ar 90.
kaa IN. s,,o~,bs ussO'assea was oasrsd
M fae... Of T.ea.. o. iopssd'
-, ..a. M JohIslys, the con testAnt.
as, 60 e. speas and be heard By tnfs
Az ~sra,sntscu of his claim. and that
nar,~nd the present occupani, be Al
~ - .p~sk Ia rsply and close TIE deoAfe.
.rstt,oa 10 this, two resclations were
ED 70. which we present, the arst oaar~d
aAxraslI. the ether by III. FssxIsa,
La
k..,isas. That TIE Committee on Ways and
Isns BE- instructed 10 trauire into the exps.
epeg Of providing for the payment of all
'ru,y ma, shais IN the Co6fedsrass states sci
az the censas for the year tsss. ard repof
hill 81 iheywtee.
R,.sssl, that the tom mftts~ III tae q ii
NV, be II sTucted 60 inquire what icgisla
n IA necessary 70 insure the punishment o.
mas n the army, and not provided for un'
7 the mi itary cocs, ar q which have oas ar
q ir localities surrsn iered 10 the enemy.