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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-25


made Of the conduct Of struggling soldiers OF
the Northern suburbs Of the town, Of the out
RACES committed upon citizens, thetts and rob
berries &c., also Of the assaults upon and
l,eating Of and stealing from negroes.-~A mum
berofcontrabanls are at work clearing the streets
there are alleys, which, but for the cool wealth
or, might generate disease, and which ought
10 have been cleaned week .; TWO ago.-The
weather il DOW quite cool, and fall like.
The HARpEB's FEaRY AFFAIR -Gen.
White, CoI. d U5assy, CoI. hina5le, and COL
ford, have just arrived in this city from Har-
pors Ferry, where thav and their commands
were surrenlere} by Miles. They were order
81 by Gen. Fl lie * to report them selves III Ter
arrest, for the purpose Of un largoin5 an exam
ination before court Of inquiry. We are an
formed. from authentic sources, that Gen. j.
White demanded court ct inquiry, through
4 |iutart Gen. Thomas.
It IS also III jor3to) thlt C)L. d t25sy was
highly Indignant at the proposition to. surren-
der, AMI chat he begged to be allowed to cut
his wav through the enemy $ llne5--ani only
surren lera;& alter his batteries hid no more
sh0t, AMI further resistance vouI! have been
useless sacrifice Of life. - Wnshjngtoa RepH5-
Nc0n.
Several Of tie volunteer citizen, who went
from Washington just after the last battle Of
Bull Run to relieve the wounded On the battle
field, and were taken as prisoners by the Con
f4lerates, and carried to Richmond, have just
arriy.d back 10 Washington, having been re-
leased on Sunday last, AMI allowed TO come by
way Of the Ja1Aes river with the paroled priSo-
ners to Annapolis.
The Cnnmiss mex Of Internal Revenue has
decided that but one license is required for 8
person who practices medicine, surgery and
dentistry. Also, that shipbuilding is not a
m 1nuf;4cture, cor liable to taxation as such;
most Of Tie materials, being the result Of pre-
yious processes, arc assessed as manufactures.
A citizen Of Boston, now resident in Bol1s-
BAY writes to friend at home that the at
tempt to manufacture ica in Bombay las been
entirely successful that The machine is turning
out daily twenty-five tons Of beautiful ice,
which is as pure go tastele IS as American ice,
AMI that it Is sold at 8 rate Of 10 per ct, cheap
or thun the article is furnished for in American
cities.
In Charleston, on Wednesday negro brick
layer vas sold for I,5)3, in cash. Also, seven
negroes, aged from six &c thirty~fve years, sold
FOR $685., the highest price ever obtained in
Charleston
lawrence Nichols, Z resident Of Boston,
died On G 10th inst. AIr. Nichols Was born
in Marseiles, France, June II, 1786, and i'll
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SHORT BUT SUGGESTIVE ITEM.

THE LAST DAYs CT THE MERRIhAc The ar
mament Of the Merrimac consisted Of twelve
guns-two seveE-ineh rified pivot guns fore and
an, each working out Of three port holes; four
nine-inch smooth bore guns, Dahlgren pattern;
four six inch rined guns and two boat howitzers
twelve Founders, both on The upper deck, fore
and aft, to repel boarders. .s
Com. Tatnall made speech TO the crew, who
hsd been mustered on deck, after boat from
Norfolk had reached the vessel, bringing the
news Of the occupation OF tie city by our forces
The substance Of his speech, as related by the
gunner, was this: "BoYs, Norfolk has been taken
by the Yankee, aud our supplies are cut off
Although the vessel has been lightened, the pilot
says he cannot get her up the James river as we
had intended TO DO; therefore, We have Concluded
to blow her up. You can make your escape in
the best way possible"
Tatnall was carried away from the Merrimac
on litter, he was so feeble
The MeIrimac's crew numbered $50 men, At
the time OF her explosion her magazines, fore and
an, were full Of ammunition. Seventy of the
crew have taken the oath OF allegiance OF Norfolk
They have received but fifty dollars for their SER
vices in the Confederate nayy-the money was
Confederate shinplastsrs.
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Important ffem Eashville-CnIen Mass
Meetings of the People.

NASHVILLE, May 13.-The Union demonstra-
tion to-day was a complete success. The meeting
was held In the Hall OF the House Of r Representa-
tives, and comprised at least fifteen hundred per.
cons, together with band Of music. Ex-Governor
Campbell presided, assisted by vice-presidents
from various districts and counties, including
Memphis Speeches were made by Gov. Camp
bell, Gov. Johnson, Messrs, w. b. Stokes, VIM.
II. Polk, w. II. WesuIs, Edmund Cooper and
John s. Brien. The tenor Of all the speeches was
an earnest appeal to the deluded Tennesseeans
who have embraced the cause Of the rebels 10 re-
turn TO loyalty to the Union.
TIE evening meeting was attended by Col
Lewis D Campbell, Hon. Jo1dOn Stokes and
others. Resolutions setting forth that the safety
and welfare Of their rel atiVes and friends In the
rebel army and prisons can only be assured by
the return OF Tennessee to the Union; that Con-
gress be appealed to to end the war; compli-
msnting the Union officers and soldiers on their
considerate conduct, and approving OF Governor
Johnson's address Of March IS, Were adopted by
acclamation.- ..-
Toe greatest enthusiasm was manifested
throughout the entire proceedings Everything
here bears an suspicious aspect for the Union
eauRR.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Our Troops Concentratins-TheR Rebels I'm
camped In Large Force Between Rich
mond and the Chieka b ominy.

CUMBERLAND, Va, May 1.-Gen. Mcclellan s
headquarters were esta blshed here yesterday, and
are now pleasantly located on the banks Of The
Pamunky river
The main body OF the army is rapidly concen-
trating at the point designated 10y the command
Ing general
The quarternaster's Gnd commissary supplies
are In abundance
The advance guard OF the army under General
Stoneman still remains at White House within
sight tf the enemy's position.
contraband who arrived from Richmond
yesterday, states that between that city and the
Chickahominy river, distance OF some II miles
the enemy are encamped in large force where
they expect 10 await the arrival CT the army OF the
Potomac. As the rebels fell back they drove be-
fore them most Of the cattle, sheep and hogs
leaving only such things as they could not re-
move.
Two explosions were heard yesterday in the
direction OF the Chickshominy, supposed to be
the blowing up Of the railroad bridge across the
river
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM FORT wright

CAIRO, May Is -Advices from Fort wrigbt TO
the 18th say: Last night the rebels commenced
shelling the place behind Graighead, the point
which, until yesterday, was occupied by our
mortar boa.s, and kept up the fire during the
nlght, their shells, however, exploding wide of
the mark They are provided with mortars.
capt Winslow was dispatched by mail steamer
yesterday to 81 Louis, for the purpose OF bringing
our rams to this place as soon as possible The
gunooat Louisville, which has been stationed at
hickman, has Joined the fleet. Our preparations
are completed on all the gunbaats now here,
which, In the opinion of our ablest engineers,
viii most efectually render useless any rebel con-
uivance OF the same species. 'H...s y ..... .- .
The Late Naval Ensagement.
CAIRO, May 4.-1n the naval engagement on
saturday the Runboat Cincinnati was more seri-
ously damaged by the frequent outings she re-
ceived from the rebel rams than was at first re-
ported she was compelled TO run into shoal
wafer on the Tennessee shore where she grounded
ana mad, according to the accounts received by
the last arrival from tue fleet four feet Of water
on ner gun deck. The Government wrecking
oeIIek h:s gone down to raise her, and II Is sup
posed that she wOnld be aHoat again t0 day
The United states gunboat Mound CITY did ex-
cellent service during the engagement She was
Struck In similar manner to the Cincinnati, but
was not so badly damaged She was run into
shoal water, when she settled to the bottom She
vas afterwards pumped out, and arrived here to-
day, in tow, for repairs.
During the heat Of the engagement one of the
rebel gunboats got hold of one of the United
states bomb ketches, and was towing II away,
when the Benton bore down upon her and after
a brief sklrmish compelled the rebel to release
the prize -
The following are the casualties on board the
Cincinnati: Capt Stemble was shot through the
neck, nut the wound Is not expected to prove Sc
Ilousi fourth Master Reynolds was shot through
the abdomen, and has since died. two seamen =,
whose names are unknown were sIig ht.y wound.
ed In the hands
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IL The Presbyterisn Conventions viii meet
this year as follows:-Old School, Columbus,
Ohio, May Is New School, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Ky, May IS; United Presbyterian, Pittsburg,
Pa, May 2l; Reformed Presbyterian, Princeton,
Ind, May II; Old School, Of Confederate States,
Memphis, Tenn, May L.
III Gen. f. Kirby smith has Issued an order
speaking contemptuously Of President Davis
shall be cashiered, and any private for the same
ofsnse court -martialed and punished. Probably
the secesh soldiers are beginning 70 "say thingsh
But are they not fighting for lIbertyl
IDysnels now appear at the New York docks
with the familiar notice hytng-"For New Or
leans" Tee mail viii be for the present des-
patched twice q week.
LII The U 3. Circuit Court In Nashville,
which has been In session since the third MoL-
d4V In April, and tried many cases, has adjourned
till Monday. II Is supposed the Court will tEen
turn It's attention to the traitors.
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WHo MADE THE Communicating Devil,
according to Wendell Phillips. In his recent
speech In New York he said: .. u
There II an old sdage, tsThe devil Is an ass u
He always Is, and tOhsn he framed tAs Coastttp.
tiOa he PEt tie fKgitfus sLars eiasss IN IL. -
Bot the devil 10 not the only ass. The follow
ing sentiment In the same speech shows Phillips
to be one: 's'' -at p
jobs C., Fismoat gorsTaS. [Applause. Ifnd
by the pulse and OPT MON Of the people that the real
President Of the American mind does not live n
the White House, he leads the Mountsin Depart
ment OF Virginia-Icheering.l- ALBANY Atlas +
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FROM SOUTHERN TENNESSEE. g
Two x ebel Regiments Attempt to Desert

Cairo TO the Times gives intelligence from PITTS.
burg Landing per steamer City OF Memphis. On
Monday two rebel regiments from Kentucky and
Tennessee attempted TO desert and come over sn
them IN check and mutiny eAsued A strong
force from our advanced lines was sent over 10
interfere, and In short time returned with sixty
prisoners, mostly from the ranks of the deserting
regiments. They gave doleful accounts Of the
state Of affairs In Beauregard's army, and con.
firm the previous statements that the troops from
the border States are anxious to return 10 their
former allegiance. The deserteTs say there is
plenty Of subsistence at COrinth.
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Washington, Aprl; q. 1862

NOTICE.
- EhLED PROPOSALS are invited until the
NIh dsJ OF Msy, 1861, at y O'Clock, m for supoIy
lhk me United States Subsistence i)epxrt,nant
VILE b thl mead q q Daef Cattle on the ponE
me Cattie 10 sc delivered st Washin Eton CITY,
aI9 'aoh hnlmAi TO average ] $50 pouI.ds gross
reIfnt EO an E.a admitted whIoh welg hs lsss n an
I,an eonrdS gross EeIfsfs and Bulls not usni All
Ihe Cattle TO hs delivered sI such times and in
sUoh agAhilt es as the Government NAV Te. uIre
g M 81 delivery OF Cat TO be made on fhs IOth
may rseuIre.
required. VIII ''
Government reserves to itself the ris ht To M, ~,
AnsdSuIY np,es, or other Government funds
NO Old VIII be entertained vhsn pat in by ooa
Gngto.s Sho haTe previously failed 10 com nj,
WIN thelr cantT1cts, or where the bidder ~ nof
preient 70 rsEpcHd TO his bid, and ali bids tn IA
tJoonPSnled bJ Two gUa-antieF,
ne names OF hrms shOui I'd be ststed IN full with
thn preese address of all the members cf the fifm
bius 10 20 dlre.tsd tn Major A, BECEWIrH
,. H51i 8, GqassE16Ibbfaif Gqas 16IbbdEfJ II II =, and state
-, and -, Of tbs county Of, snd
state Of, 90 hereby guaranty that Is
able 10 tulhl q contract in accordance with the
terms OF his propostl on, ana inst, $40 aid his pro-
POsltlon be accepted, he will at once enter into a
CONTRACT II aeoOT danes thnrevIth.
should the contract he awarded him We ara pre-
pared TO become HE s3CuTItiee,
This guarantee mGst be appended 10 each bid
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k9EALED PROPOSALS F'Or suTchAsinr All the
Cate, X led hY the Army Of the Potomac. under
e0mmsnd OF Gen. Mcclellan, are invited TIL the
2th ssJ OF MAY, 1862. at II GO ock, m
IT ~ intended that tho contractor shSl follow the
Army, and leo. The Hides and TaIlOw Roofs and
Horn: and shhl! psy . CERTAIN Eum for these ar
ces from ehoh sHimAl, TO be collected at his En
risk. He vll bs Charges With the article. In each
vented from obtaining them by proper AUTHORITY,
bond with good and sufficient security " All be
resdIrec, for the fulfill OF the contract, and 10
bid Will 90 entertained from previous contractors
who have failed 10 comply with their contracts,
and no I'D Will be entertained unless the bidder ia
present TO respond 10 his d.
The articles Of agreement, With s bond, will be
required TO be entered into within two days after
the opening Of tha bids.
The bids 20 bs directed to Mai A. .BECKWIyH,
CoTml'sary Of Subsistence, Washington +, ~, C.,
and endoTse "Propossiso m
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The Dspartment Of the shenaudsah.

STRAsBuRs, Va, May l5.-The rebel cavalry, In
small parties, hang around our front, apparently
watching Our movements and hunting up desert
ers. An attempt TO flank our advanced post at a
narrow passage over creek, was frustrated last
night by General Hatch, chief Of the cavalry,
without an engagement. 3 g. =
There 10 nothing later from General Milrov than
Published. z.
The skies are clouded and threatening rainyy
Railroad bridge building is progressing "a pidlv,
aud through communication will be accomplished
this week. nsf Fa.. 80 = = 0I0I.
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LrMBERISs PROSPECTS IN MINNESOTA The
ST Anthony News says tie smount OF logs cut
above the Fails the pest winter will probably
reach IS 600 600 feet Of which 20 coo 900 were cut
on Rum river and the balance on the Upper Mis-
sent over the Falls, leaving "a COO 600 to be man
ufactured here. The amount Of logs cut Is about
600 600 less than last year, yet the amount that
Will be manufactured here will be larger by sew
eral millions than any previous season. q .el
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QUEEN vIcroRrA.-A statue OF the Queen Of
England is 70 be erected In the Place d,Ames,
at Montreal. The last royal statue that stood
there, hne marble efigy Of George ILL.,, was
thrown down by the Americans during their oc-
cupation Of that place In the Revolutionary war.
but the head was subsequently, found I'm we'll
and Is now preserved In the Library Of the
Natural History Society.
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u The tax OF 20 cents per gallon on whisky.
and 20 cents per pound on tobacco. reported by
the Senate COMMITTEES, II Is estimated win yield
$40, ,OOO, 900. .Es...tIf =
. IL The Albany papers deny the truth Of the
rumor that Thurlow Weed is to embark in the
New York World enterprise on his retarn from
Europe. ..a =. 10, "A
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IL The Illinois Central Railway Company
sold, during the month Of April, 5000 acres OF
unimproved lands, % 10 acres from January 4 TO
May l. inclusive. This Is an increase over the
-four months preceding the first Of January, and
indicates = stability in the farming interests OF
the West In Chicag the scarcity OF dwellings
has given quite an impetus TO building, and a
rfrI
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From Ship Island.

BosroN, May 1.-THE ship Undaunted, from
Ship Islard, with dates 20 the 2ist ult brings 90
ofices and $50 sick and disabled soldiers leaving
200 more for the next departing vessel She also
brings 700 bales of cotton, and 600 barrels tur.
pentine. There were two batteries and six regl-
mens on the island, The weather was very hot.
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ARebelCanp Scattered.

CAIRO, May l5-An expedition consisting Of
SIX squadrons Of the First Visor sin cavalry from
Cape Girardeau went to bloomfield on SATURDAY..
Early on Sunday morning they fell upon Col.
Pheian's rebel camp, scattering them in every
direction. One was killed and eleven captured
A large number Of horses and quantity cf camp
equippage and ammunition was taken. -
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From the Department, Of the Ssu,b.

NEW YORK, May l5.-The Post saws that ad /.
wees per steamer Catawba state that Gen Hunter
nsd issued proclamation freeing the slaves in
ms department, and tha. he was organizing a
neg 70 brigade, and had detailed some Officers to
udin The contra bands TO the use Of arms
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From New uexlco-rhe Texan. q ae,r.a,,as

KANSAS CITY, May 15.-The Santa Fe mail has
arrived, with advices from Fort Craig to 23d OF
April Col. Candy was there with his command,
whence II was presumed he would move to Mes
silla In q short time. The Texans were fetreatina
dowa the river. 1t Is thoug ht that the enemy
will not make another stand In the Territory, bat
will endeavor to get home s.e4 - '3vs1
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DUBLyc NOVICE IS HeRERy GIVEN -,

ESOohI NoflCE IS HEREBY GIVEN. thai
= nntll othsrNlse ordered. the Comrpiss;ona-s
under the Sct of Congress ofth5 I6th OF April Iss9
enuteo, "A cot for the release OF certain person
heIO 20 ssrglce or labor in the District Of Colum-
DE VIII h9iI their sessions In the City Hall in
WednesdsS. Thursday, and Friday, Of s7erT VaeI =
Snd that All PERSONS lcysl to the United 'Ststea
noiotng oalnls 10 servloe or labor axaInet persons
dliohsrsei ihorsfrom by that act nav, within
macy dhys IRON the passcE- thereof - hIoh will
e<pIe ca Lh9 18th OF Iny DeXt) but not there's
esaLt 70 tae ComnlssI0E their Respective stata
Hsntb or FeEuOr3. II writing verified by Oath of
anrmau"n setting forth tho Lancs ages spd ter
s0hhi description OF ecoh persons, the manner in
Shion me peEitoners soc ed such clz nm and any
Iaccs toGohlrg tho Veine thereof aud deuaTins ms
.. . ne Stosi5nco TO the Government OF the usIted
S'eIes, ana that The p-iIuoner has not borne arms
hsttns United States daring the present rebel
non iiof ~ any SsJ given aIa or comfort theTet1
Asd nos.es Is hereby JEtsss EitsH, that ne Tins
n.!nc1 IN tBe Sth section of tlat eot, for filinC A
.he Clr cnit Court Tor the Dlgtlet of Columbia ~
Ee seSerA oE5-rs or claimants 10 the geTyioas ~
the sorsols maze 3s by thas so. setinr forth tbs
nshSS, dsee, COX, and particular desoriptlOn nf
sucn persons Hs TeT1lly. Is by authority given Ia
Io oCSmmisslcEaTs, by that asst exteniei 70 ths lst
Day OF Juno EexE. The G0mu;issIO,lers are ern-
htltsd rom ai!oSing tae c!1iEa of aIy pE!son who
aei! nes ect 70 Rlo baoh EtatemeIt or Soa ,tb
ss:1 CIsrf, according to the re.uiTsmslts OK thai
T. ViNTON,
DANIEL K. G0ODLOE,
6ORaTIO KING,
u,.L commissioners.
---i-s Ou, a WI rs ZOO. a. Soft
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United States S.na,o,io,Non,,.,,.u

NEW HAVEN, May 70 The Union Republicsr
caucus caucus nave unanimously nominated james DixoI
Tor United States Senator
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Election a, Providence RI

= EIrC'fUH at FFUFIuenCe. X. I.
tPRoVIDENcE, May IL -Jabez G. knight was
to-day Reelected Mavor of this city without oppo
sltlon. The other republican municipal officers
on Inc ticket with him were also chosen. -
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Departure Of the am.rIcu
Officer Foote at Hane

BoSToN. May IL The steamship America
M sals 4 today for Liverpool, with IO9 passengers
and goo coo in specie. - =.
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Large Number Of Prisoners Captured by GEN


CAIRO, May 15.-When Gen Mitchell Joined
Gen. Pope he brought 1900 prisoners with him,
who are 10 be sent TO Cairo In the battle OF +
mington one rebel general, supposed to be Gen
Bragg, was killed. Fifteen deserters came into
our lines from Corinth, and Ii is reported tha;
several more regiments have mutinied among
them-the lst Louisiana, Ist Alabama and the I'd
Tennessee regiments.
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CLEVELAND, Mayli Flag Ohcer Fente arrived
mere Yesterday He Ia quite feeble from the effects
OF his wound and dlsease
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bava nm 'aHScots g. SIGIE
single dozen:
HILBERT Il co.'s BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS n CO.'S BRO. STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
Knox Il SONS ALLOA ALE,
YoUNGER,S INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, Xxx.
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THE LATEST FROM GEN. H.LLECK,S
ARMY.
Gen. Mitchell forms a Junction with Gen.

CAIRO, May II Gen. MitcheIl,s division has
Formed junction with Gen Pope, and now forms
the extreme left Of our line
On Tuesday. Gen. Pope moved forward his col
was lost in the skiImish of Friday. reslnt
this expedition had not transpired up to the time
the steamer left Pittsburg.
As the steamer Gladiator, with the 4th Mime
sofa regiment aboard was passing Paris Landing,
on the Tennessee river, route for Pittsburg her
upper wOrk ks gave way, killing five or six of the
troops and injuring several.
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d FFIC @ 4 A L.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
- WAsHrNsToN, January IS, 1853.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members OF Congress on business on SATURDAYS,
commencing with Saturday, the frat Of next
month.
Jan q Il WILLIAM n sEwARn-
"AR DEPARTMENT.,
JANJARY n, 1854.
oRDIRED, That the War Department viii be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, THURSDAYS and
Fridays against all other business bui that which
relates 10 active military operations In the field
Saturdays will be devoted to the busines, OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M, STANTON,
N s2-u Secretary OF War
PASSENGER TRAIN To MANASSAS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OD'es MIsfdry SNpsTIatsHdsRt Railroads US
htnstoH, April ls, 1862 \
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing
Ton to Manassas until further notice
d. c. McCALLUM,
ap lS-u NJ. ID. and Sup't Railroads, Y. g.
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II. DIR. JOHNSTON,
- A L T N ORE
~

mas oiseocsrsdf rae naos' CertGiH, Sp-sdy an9 sa a
EfectHai Kennedy ~ rae iYorlS.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRTnE>C.
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HoRsEs foR skI1k, 1r 80 80.
Al u -. 0f stsTy tsssriShoH.
e: s:s;ssss Is ssy, = III. M isss.. III
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LET NO FALSE DELICsCY PREVEyT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.