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sInll Fees.

The Attorney General has decided that the
Marshal Of this District 10 entitled to but TWEEN
ty.one, instead of thirty four cents per day
grand jurics.
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Sloa m Go cmmunica alton between Fortpss,
Monroe And Washington.

Arrangements are nearly completed for es.
tabishing line Of steamers between Washing.
,on and Fortress Monroe 50 M 10 secure daily
arrival, tho trip 10 bo mado In nine hours. The
proprietor will extend facilities for carrying
the mails. and II is more than probable the Posi-
Office and War Department will encourage II Q
enterprise. The Hudson river steamer Aida
will form a part Of tho line.
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odd FslloSvS Faseral.

Tho members Of Metropolis Lodge, No. l6,
yesterday afternoon attended the funeral Of
ihoir aio b-othsr and companion. Mr.. r. l..
Simons, TO Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown.
The procession was headed by Prosperi's brass
bard. b." 70 tlH' 'T'fs.. TO- ..
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The farmers of the upper poriion.'Of Fair
fax county held u meeting last Friday for the
purpose of forming an association for mutual
protection, in the planting OF their crops the
ensuing season, and for cooperation In rebuild
ing fences, &c. A good idea.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Ordnallce.

In tho naval appropriation bill which passed
tha,Senate last Friday, $3.50 900 were inserted
for heavy ordnance TO be msnnf.ctured at the
news for laborers and others In this city.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Pocket Picked.

arrived In Washington in the cars, had his
pocket picked on Saturday night, at the depot,
of his wallet, which contained $l93 In money,
and several drafts, one Of them for $500, and an.
other for $i25. The pickpocket escaped.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31

The Provost Marshal has abrogated the order
requiring passes to cress Anscostia Bridge.
Intercourse with Maryland IL now uninterrupt.
cd. This is good news to many who live in
that direction, as well rs to some Of our own
citizens.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Flag Presentation

Secretary Seward has presented magnificent
silk flag to the l03d New York regiment, com'
manded by Baron Eglofstein. The h.g WAS
presented by letter, the communications on
each side being of an eloquent character.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
thunder shower in March.

On Saturday snow storm, and on Sunday
thunder shower-a change from winter to sum.
mer IN two days. Last night the thunder WIS
AS loud and the flashes Of lightning as vivid as
in the middle Of summer,
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
LOCAL NEWS.
20 Advertisers.

Nesriy 10 thousand copies Of the Repsb
Moan are circulated among the floating popuia.
ton every day, besides thslarGs number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers viii take
note accordingly. ..'
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
DEPOT QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE,
~ Corner Eighteepth and q sire, 10,

Al tie Lumber to be delivered within 20 days afsr
rs ming The contract.
The Lumber to be inspected by an inspector sp.
poiatsd on the part of the GOyernment
Payment to be made upon the satsisotory compile.
tou VI tie contract
Proposals must be plainly msrksd, "rro. .os,ls for
The ability of tho bidder 10 I'LL he contract should
1t be awarded to him, must BE- guarantsed BY two
responsible persons, whose signatures NUT be sp-
pended TO the guarantee.
The Iesponsbility Of the guarantors must be shown
by the official rtic te Of the cerk OF The nearest
district c0u Of the United states district attorney
Bidders must be pres. Mt 10 person when the bids
are opened, or theif proposals will not bs oonsid.
Bonds, In the sum Of live thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both OF hi, guaraaio VIII
be Iequ red OF the uccessiul Lidder upon signing the
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too h gh Is reserved by tbs Depot Qusiter'
master,
Informal propoaa's will be rejected.
.' Form of Guarantee
We -, the county Of. and State Of -,
and -, Of the county Of, and St ate f., do
hereby guarantee that - 10 able to fulfil contract
In accordance with the terms of his proposition and
that, should his proposition be accepted, he will at
or CO en- er into contract In accordance herewith
hh1uld tn ,.cOstr.c Ct be awarded him we are pre-
psrd TO b-cone his securities,
(To this gu irantee must be appended the cert!f'
cate above mentioned.) ID. II ROCKER,
mar 81 Colonel aud Quartsrmssttr
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The pi.,oya, F.,naIs..

The cases Of Mrs. Greenhow and Mrs.
Morris wore before the Commissioners for the
trial Of State prisoners on saturday last, and
after examination they we're rocommitted 10
prison. ........
The national Republican., 1862-03-31

81 We are pleased TO call the attention
Of our chizeus and ,ol isrs to he AcCsaa Art Gal y
$40 Seventh stet, four doors abcve u. There u no
other placs In this city where beautiful Photo.
Graph, and Ambrctypes ere taken, and where 20
much poiteness 10 shown TO customers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Hx..N..N o,s.yH.,W

;i:';'S II /: ss " X :;ss
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Ai,eeher avtni.e Ac,i ident,

Sarah Lonkstteet, q ooiorsd woman living In
the seventh ward, had her clothes to take nre
from = lamp last Thursday night. The flames
we're speedily sxtineaiihSd, but not before
she was quite severely burned.
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Informal proposa's will be rejected.

IN Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Eats and Cape, st
Northern prices, at No. 400 Seventh street. near +.
mar 2o--d3m WV
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AuCTiON sALEs.l
Tlat,aro Days.

=
ny WALL " BARsARO, Asettoneers.
ID Cosnes South .ide Pc. Az. aad Ninth stree,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Suffers STOCK,
TO-, ar AuuTIos.--On TUESDAY MORNING.,
April T. oonmcLsing 81 10 o'clock we will .eli nj the
Auction RooIns en- asyorfmrut of Groceries, Liquors,
5utiers', Suppiiee, kc., compIhing-
barres reHatd, yellow, and crushed Sugars
Boxes AdsmsntIDe and Sterine audlrs -.
b.dtkius Goshen Buter, Roxes heesc ...
Boxcs sosr, Starch. and Plcklts
Cases WHISKY, Btandy, Ola. Wiss, and Cordial,
Cases Claret and 9srmsn Wines, ~ ya
Case. Van stems Filters, .t..s %
Gia Cocktail Maaelrs, and Tort Wines, and Bran
Bsirsis srsp, bsres and boxes H-srisss, and
Vinegar ....- r. t-f.fg6 4 :. Il .lI
BayYe,s Whisky, diG.rn, bra. ds r..fJ
!, ssd !, Barree Braudy
Bavrsls Flour ..BHr
Boxes T,baoco and s.gsr, dill .rsn, brands
Cases B ,ote abd hoes, Iudit Rubber Blankets
Flan1ei Shirt, 0loyse, Pipes,
And other Satl<s' Small Stoves.
Also, an Iron Safe and Copper plate Press,
BY 8 ieet, used by the lite Y. N. Throop.
WALL h BARNARD,
mar 81 Auctioneers.
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Running slaves Oat or the District-An
Incident.

Slave owners, in anticipation of tha.passage
OF the emancipation act, are running of their
slaves us fast Ms they can to the lower coun
tics of Maryland. A number have also been
sent to Baltimore, where they are confined in
"negro pens until they can bo sold or remov.
cl further South.
4 case Of this kind occurred the other day,
which exhibits this vilainous traffic In all its
horrors ard deformi,ies. On tho 10Th instant, a
negro girl aged about IL years, Ian tnvalid) be-
longing TO Mrs. Matthews, on 18th street,
WAS placed In jail by order Of her mistress. A
few days after, the mother Of the girl learning
that her daughter was confined In that filthy
hole, procured pass from Marshal Lsmon 10
enter the Jail and to see her child. Upon ar
irving ut tho Jail, tho mother was informed that
she had been taken away about half an hour
inform hor. The next day the mother herself
was arrested and carried off, She had an In.
fant child with her, leaving two other children,
ono Of them three and tho other two years Of
ago, behind in custody of her mistress. The
whereabouts of the mother and her two
children was not discovered until Saturday,
whom ono of her friends (who claims that she
isa FREQ wonan) accompanied BY our repor.
ter, went on to Baltimore, and afer consider.
able difficulty found her 10 B. M Il W. l.. Camp.
bells "negro pen," No. 2s2 West Pratt street.
Her friends requested permission to see her,
but wero donied admttanoe into the "pen" un.
less they flrst obtained the written consent OF
her mistress to SEQ her. The keeper of the
hell" informed her friends that the eldest
child was very sick with an af,c'ion Of the
throat and inquired what should be done for her
and whether she was subject TO attacks OF sore
throat, concluding with the heartless remark,
She isn't worth much to anybody"
Thus are families torn asunder by the ruth
less hand Of slavery, mothers parted fr m
children Of tender years, and conveyed to dis.
tant places, perhaps never to sec them again.
This is only one Of numerous instances which
are occurring now daily. Unless Congress
makes haste, before tho passage Of tho eman
cipaton bill takes place, there viii be no slaves
left in tho Dstrlctto emancipate. .
We have the names of u number of individ
uAls who are engaged In the business of run
ming of slaves, and shall give them publicity
In Il future issue.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
Feet.

Beauty Of carriage is mainly dependent on the
udisious preservation of the iest and iu vain you
Try TO walk 10 natural msnier, u the great sup
port of your whole frame be iu 4 disc, dcred cOndf
lion Personal comfort will be lost without csre
besides which, "a naladles advance, all lotomo,ion
b prevented, and hence much oi not only corpofeal
but mental suffering springs up.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31

lar Photograph and nab brOtypes OF III
| sites are taheu on . new plan oaly known 70 the
pr prietor NJ clelan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
| street, four doors above d.
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The Prcs,dsnt's private .

Mr.. Nicolay, left this city last Friday
night for Wait to his home in Illinois. sir,
Hay oficiatos in his stead during Mr.. Nico-
lay 3 absence.
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as.a. ..,as...

Some three hundred OF the sick soldiers came
up from Alexandria last Friday morning, and
were sent North. 'ItH 'fED'l
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The Iadian Herb Doctor,
FROM CANADA. s r
BE WISE BEFORE IT Is TOO LATE

Call without DELAY, sid see Dr. TUMBLETY, The
Indian Herb Doctor. By 20 doing you vii e,cape
Nay, more. ~ vii become oncs more In poser Ion
Of that greatest o. all ithiy bic siuTs-Hsaith.
desire Jour prcstrats hearts to iift,
Your bleeding wounds to .ure.
AN6, With the treasures OF .ture's gin,
| Re ieve the rich and poor -
The following /, list Of Of the chronic complaints
which are treated BY Dr. Tumb'ety With unparal
Dis, a rs OF the Lungs, iissrt Liver, srd Thr at ;
Diopry, Dysp.ysia, Fits. ST. Viisss Danee, Rheu
IN tim Dissa.ts OF The Kidueys AID Blsddsr, aud
ss sSrous or Kiuss Evil Rrysipela.. s. Al, houys
Fire, CM GERS, Fever Sores Of however lsns stani
Ing. 40 -
which have bafsI the tcence and skill OF ca'om.l
doc "A sSot tree is known BY IT, good fruits" !"
and good physician BY his ruoo, ssful works.
So dont be cat down, b, you ,ver 20 III,
Thit never hss failed, therr hundreds can tell,
Who are brought from deaiis door, now hsppy and
| well
His ehsrses ste moderate: Md treatmen! and good
Mi,i soon purity The e. whole =! %aS Of your b,nod
rhe.e arc thousands could tell now who live 10 ,hs
town.
The Indian Herb Dect.r will de,crb, diseases and
tell his patient. the nature OF their complaints
| illness, without receiving nny information from
them. No charge for consultation.
oHCc NO "a. EouucytVhs
| nia svsnue, ooraer oi Seventh street.
mar 3l-2w
Coal ont Coal Oiit
still continue to supply the trade with the best
quality Of Coal Oil, at so cents per gallon by the
barrel. 3. W. O'LAU0HLIN,
mar 27-.t' Cor. N. J. avenue ana Est
49,
Corns, Bunions,
callosites Bad Nails, Enlarged joints, and all dis
cases Of the human Feet cured, without pain or los
| of blood, by
DR. WHITE, SURGEON CRiRoroDIsr,
go Pennsyivsnia Avenue, between AZ and 9th sts.,
Room No. 7, sse nd ntor.
. Once hours from IL n. TO g p. m.
GeIteei and eeItarate apartment for Ladies'
Ladies and 0sntlemen attended ut their residences
mar 81 when desired.
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AUThs McClellan PhotoEs sph end Am.
brotype Gallery, $40 Seventh 'street, four doors
abovs D, has bs'one . Washington Institution for
the most pleasing Cartes de Viste. II will be y, ur
loss by not pstroniziug such perfect tsabishment
The national Republican., 1862-03-31

II OARD. =. Two Large Front Rooms,
d Furnished, Ilessantly situated, each suitable
for gentleman and lady, or two gentlemen, II 800
u street, between Second aud Third with northern
family. Terms moderate. mar 2j-bp
The national Republican., 1862-03-31
RsalraaA 0nsnsa

wSllsasnl ibsiltls oars are no~ runnias ia
Manassas, and the road Is opened four miles be
yond.
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Opening OF the Baltimore and ohio
A Meeting Of Farmers.

II is understood that trains left Washington
yoste rday for Wheeling, direct.
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nv GREEN 4 wILLIAns, Auctie.ssr,
DY ). q. mcGUIWE - CO.,. Auet,onesr..

DY }. q. McGUInts ~ CO., Auetionesr..
HoRsEl, CARRIAGES; HARNESS, 30, AT
| AucIIoa --On Wednesday morning. April =, at IL
Eq Fifth strert opp 81 The CITY HILL we shall
seii ali his Carriage, Horses, Harness, &C. comptis.
Ii-g-
/ 3 Top BugRies, y no top Buggies,
Two sest wsgon, with top,
Two. o.seat do without top,
l Rookaway for fur persons.
1 IIandtome French Coupee, BY brewster,
5S=ts d uble Hsrncs.,
sSsts Single Harness,
| Pair hac large bay Horses,
Psir b. b all Carrlogs Horses
S Single Buggy Horses,
Lady a and two sentlemen's Saddles,
Together with Blsnk.'p Horse COver., SirciBylea,
Gut ng Boxes Forks. Shcvels, lantern, nc.
The above may be exainiIed any day previous TO
the sale
Sal. peremptory. Terms cash
&c. MCGUIRE 4 Co.
mar 3,--d AIctione-rs
DY GNEEN q ,viLLiA rs. h"rttyn.sr
ID Corner Seventh AVID D streets. No b2s
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE al AUCTION
"a TUESDAY, 18th Gay Of April, a. 10 O'Clock, a
m. we thail sell, at our Auction Room', stLeral
assortment Of Furniture, &C. viz:
NJ Mahoynny 5 S1fas. Chairs, and rables
Wardrobe, lIedstes,s, and washtauds,
Caue, Wood seat, ana o'Aer Chsits,
Feather B-ds, Pillows, asd Mattresses,
Carpets, Cook All other Stoyssy
Chi a, Glas and Cfockery W're,
Cottage Sets,
SIX Walnut Extension Tables,
One large co .cred rprirg Wagon.
Aid many . her ariicles TOO numerous to anumer"
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
mar 81 Auction esrs.
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Au,wsemeuts.

KUHKEL's 0PBRA TRourE.-ThIs famous and
favorite band Of serenaders will make their
Odd Follows' Hall Tonight, ss win he seen by q
reference TO our adve ertising oolurnns
We notice IN tho list Of nxmes such old and
favorite performers rs George kunkel, Harry
k khiS ss sss q sss%Sss ssSs 4sr. Fl.
company is an excellent ono, ard csnro, but be
popular, .s14' g,r .'lii
As we stated in our last issue, II ia almost a
work OF slpererogation TO explain to the wash.
ington public. or indeed, the people Of any
pthcr city, what kind OF an entertainment Kun.
kel will present. ffe Cotties for n short engage.
tpeht; With 4 grand combination .coIhpany, Of
lho cream OF The profession, who have per.
tiuoro Academy Of Music, for more than two
hundred consecutive nights. A change Of pro.
grammo each night. n"
FOaD's ATHSNEuM.-Tho appearance OF Mr..
Forrest at this theatre engr0sses the attention
Of our drama loving people. The great trase-
dian opens this evening In the part OF Rchelieu.
actress on these boards-and Mr.. mccullough, \
Philadelphia fav0rite, and young man Of great
industry and talent, who has accompanied Mr..
Forrest during his performances In Philadel.
pbia, Baltimore, and other places. Mr.. Ford
has made arrangements to sustain Mr.. Forrest,
not only with n fine company, but with the ne.
cessary appointments Of commodious stage,
suitable furniture, and appropriate scenery.
1ne great Iame Oi MT. TOTrebt, huueu 10 inc
fact that Mr.. Ford's arrangements for giving
our citizens n good theatre are so complete,
will make this engagement one Of the most
brilliant In the annals Of the Washington stage.
CASTERBURv. week offers immense in
ducements t. the lovers Of really good show.
The extravaRanily large combination Of artists,
receives an addition In the person Of Barry j..
Carter, the Irish comic vocalist; Miss Mile
Fowler and Miss Julia Mortimer are still In the
ascendancy as stars tho brightest mi magnitude.
The Delevante Ia quite recovered, and to.
night. for the frst time since his accident, ap.
pears In tho thrilling trapcZe. A very elegant
new ballet is in active rehearsal by the Court Of
Besu,y.
LADIES FEsrIv OF THE FIRsT DAPrIsr CHURCH.
The hall Of tho Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton continues to be the very centre Of attrac.
ton for all who wish TO pass an agreeable
evening at \ trining cost. The Fair will be
kept open until Wednesday night, and all who
wish to contribute to u holy cause, and receive
real pleasure in tho bestOwal Of the Gift, will
not fail to aid these self-sacrifcirg ladies In
their noble work. ..t.a'
LADIES' FESTIVAL OF THE FOURTH PREsBYrE-
W,S CHURCH.--Ths festival opens this evening
ut Frai kiln Hall, corner of Ninth and d streets.
1t promises to be an interesting and delightful
entertainment.
The national Republican., 1862-03-31

ITO HOi FOR THE PEOPLES CLOTHING
III STORE, No. 400 Seventh street, where you
t;oods, Trunks, Hats snd Caps, at low prices.
mar 20-d3m
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Coal OH! Coal Oiit
I stll continue to supply the trade with the best
quality Of Coal OIL ut 80 cents Per gallon BY the
barrcl ). W. OLAU0HLN,
i mar 27-.ts Cor. N. J. avenue ana st.
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AT ". Elizabeth Hospital Eastern Branch,
March 2l.
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(a) One Captain and Chaplain. ibl Captain.
(ci Assistant Surgeon. td) Captain (e) Captain.
80. '"-'~ ant
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PRINTING PRESSES FOR SALE.
'ESWO WASHINGTON PRESSES, ONE No. I WITH
sell mixer the other No. T. with roller mold and All
t Inc presses new and will be sold at cost
March Z, 1852 - '"' "'u. .o T.
- Register copy Im
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C Ipetsr Troubttasid. Captain. Ruf,.r
gSt John Wilson, -, Second I5ants Allen, First
Au nmg 6 m Ashford Captain; Robert Raj
eh hlng Henry Harden; Second Iia,,r rirst Lieut.
Lieut.. Robert " c.O C1Ptpin Sanders Ingram b.
Lieuts Fo' us''neW Covington list
Joshua F.. B Little, Captain; Daniel nonv
Lieuts. Oanei ROseman SerSt
CT. NJ =; - Captain; John 2 Rss;r, FL.
0Ggs Fl9Eers Joseph Stephenson Ssr rIrst Lieut.
1;a,, ,N3an kuSh Captain; Lorenzo D anJnd Leutx
Isaac Kearns, Nelson Hopkins Sons First
Lieut. David sMsI Madness, Ean BSnfon sg
FIRST Battalion, IN. C. Troops-1ne,.,-''
mar, Major. 'e"un' Colonel; Dsrid CSIs
Ei company Ai-BentoE Strange, Can't. Iob,
FIRST Lieut. John gain &oseTeri S S Dyche,
1oeIna BELL Capt; Anderson 1G F ih'nts
'oSs'9 BYRD VIM ! HObrooks. second iis ,rs Lien:
Lient nq $sas5 PaydsOn Capt Samuel C' Ma"s.
Lieuts. sylvester Farmer Saoo ns,
ID p..A%brose Gaines, Capt; Jackson sb;n.
VIM Allan, James Bearden Second man. First
~ S.aneS Bryan, Capt George bristol pii,enS
tenants ' " Et carer, Second Tia'
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JACOB KULL & SONS,
Manufacturers of Gents and Boys Clothing,

CIVIL AND MILITARY USE
Keep constantly on hand large assortment of
Cloths, of all Descriptions,
for Military Clothing. Also
Cassimeres and EeStinss.
CORNER SYCAMORE AND On SIS.
Petersburg Va
August 6, 1861 lily
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CORN AND RYE wHIsKEY. ,,e
Dur SIrRsCRIRER HAS ON HAND So BARRELS
of genuine Corn and Rye Whiskey Also '
rels of old Nick Williams biskey Just rsceIVeMH ooRE
Raleigh, June II, 1862.
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=. --, OoiOnelj -----, Lieut. Colonel -
A-Samuel Bunting, Captain samuel r Bowden Da-
vid Bunting First Leuts; james Post Second Lieut.
B-Thomns Perde, Captain; Robert Devane, Henry
B paRlsr First Aepsss,i James BaksE SECOND Lieut.
D-Malcnm McNair, Captain; John Macarthur John
McKimmOn, First Lieuts.; Archibald McNair, Second
Lieut.
flames NJ aayo, Captain; James Draughon, Law
Lancaster, First Lieuts John Speght, Second
Lieut..
. John Richardson. Captain; John T Mevin II W
Hudgins, First Lieuts. Tatom, Second Lieut.
Thirty Seventh Reg, IN. C. Troops.--lnfantry.)
Charles Lee, Colonel; William NJ. Barber, Lieutenant
Colonel; John G Bryan, Majar; VIM Nicholson, ADJ;
II d Stowe Conmissary K NJ Oates, Quarter Master.
Company A-John HartZog. Capt James GOODMAN,
First Lieut.; Richard Goodman, William Stuart Sec
ond Lieutenants
Thos ID Cook Andrew Critcher, Second Lieuts.
C-James Potts Capt; Th0s Wilson First Lieut.. !;
James S Johnston, William Osborne Second Leuts.
D-ohu u Ashcraft, Capt; Jackson Bost First Lieut..
yacLel Chairs William A Gaddy Second Leus.
E-Wm Farthing, Capt; Paul Farthing, First Lieut.;
VIM Shull Harvey Bingham, Second Lieuts. ...
F-Chas HickersOn, Capt; Saml n Shepherd, First
Lieut.; Dan ! L Cary. VIM W Beard, Second Lieuts
G-James Reed, Capt. Robert Steele, First Lieut. ;
Joel ii Brown, Daniel Austin, Second Leuts.
H-Wm |: Rankin. Capt. Geo W Hanks, First Lieut.
WIN G Morris, Henry Fife, Second Lieuts -
John Harrison, Capt; Robt Dates, First Lieut.;
Moses Hart Julius j. Price Second Leuts
K-John. Ross, Capt Lowry GTimsley, First Lieut. ;
WIN Halsey, John Williams, Second Lients
Thirty Eighth Regt., IN. c. Troops.--Infantry.)
William ] Hoke Colonel Oliver II. Dockery, Lieuten-
ant Colonel; George w Sharpe. Major.
Company A-Adolphus G Mosely, Captain; David q
MOrrisey, First Lieut.; ASA DToHn DaVlo d reas1h'
R"CoIunbus l. Cook. Captain; Robt Arm6eld, First
Lieut. Augustine Blackburn, Lewis F. Hanes, Second
| Lieuts.
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REGISTER
NJ NORTH CAROLINA TRoofs'

COMMANDER IN CHIEF,
HENRY T. CLARK, GOOsrn0r er-eV'''''
AIDS.
co,onel. DANIEL NJ BARRlNGEh.
fisu u, Colonel, sPIER wHITA ,is,.,.,
Adjutars and Inspector GF'r'as' Z, r' on,rr
MAJOR GENERAL AND aEs ,ss,., IN 'S'N'
A''A JAMES G. MARTIN.
c,.,,in Augustus NJ Lewis, Paymaster:. .,.,.r
NSP John Devereux, Assist Quar'sT,.'"'
Moses A Rledscsl
Abraham Myers. Adiu,ant General.
Gordon, a.
VIM Gulick,
John C. Winder, =, comrni,sary
rhos Hogg, .,
James Sloan
e Chas W Garrett, ~, Do,o-tmspt.
"a Alex W Lawrence, o,u' DeP
u " " Pierce, .
james n. Edmondston,
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ST: MARY'S SCHOOL.
RALEIGH n r.

N'' n rev tnos: Atkinson, D.D.L.L.D., Visitor.
Rev. Albert smedes. DID,, Rector.
UTE FORTE-FlRST TERN OF THIS scuoo,
Tba ,h VII commence On the eleventh day of Jur ISs
man as heretofore; but during The continuance y" the rs
gu S5 prices, an additional charge will be mad FIR
BOARD aud washing, Of 1925 per week ' '' ''A1s 0'
Rpctot 'ieu'r' Containing full particulars apply TO tbs
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To be General is to expose oneself TO great
variety OF mishaps: but thus Ear the casualties
experienced have not all been inflicted by the en-
envy, BY any means The record Of the war stands
something as follows:
Lieut.. Gen. Scott. broken down by excessive
exertion.
Gen. Fremont, retired into privacy account
Of INSTRUMENTATION, or incompetence.
Gen. Pierce. extnguished by the battle Of
Great Bethel
Gen Lyon, sacrificed"
Col Baker, ditto
Gen Mcclellan. prosecuted by the Abolition
lists.
Gen. Sherman. condemned by the Anti slavery
propagandists.
Gen Phelps, pronounced "insane" on account
of the extraordinary proclamation from Shir
Island
Col Stone. charged with outrageOusly insult
ing "A United States Senator
Gen Sigel, resigns on account of alleged shah
by treatment.
Gen. Mckinstry, under arrest Cor alleged mis-
behavior
Several others, like Gen. Patterson and Gen
Benham. have been the subjects of severe crit
cism. Nor has the Navy wholly escaped from
similar misfortunes