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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
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HsADavAsrEns P,oyosT MAMMALS oyyIcs, !

HnApouAnrRns PPovosr Ma AnsHAL's OyyIcs,
WAsHIHrorox, D. G, Nov. n isss.
Ssetsi 0rksrs, Mol
In visv ss ~ insssss amount Of covssAnsat
psopsrty located or stored in various ssstions Of
tAis sy, aad the danger thereto By Ars and other.
wiss Arising from the lawisss action Of pefsoas
undss The innusnes Of spifituous liquors Obtained
u ~ vicinity wAars tAs property 10 nsessssrily
lssatsd or stored II Il directed that, non the date
of this order The ss,e Of iiquos, u.dsr license or
otharwss, will NOT b permitted IN the localities
named herein, to wit, h'uAH-lE1sh
Squares lie, 1T, 10 and i<o, % much thereof ~
front on NAetsehth md N streets, In the vicinity
Of Ninstssnth-strsst park. 49,. .,.,..,. a.,
Squares isI iss 10, Iss, iSs Iso, isi and is1 90
nnoh thsreofas fronts On ssvsntssath, Eighteenth,
N and streets, in vicinity Of Seventeenth street
aad Ambulance parks. FplN
Squares -, -, 70, Il, u -, ~ o. 50, g. S %, a.
- - o. 70, n, n, %, d, o. ~ q, ioa ios. io< 10
IN, i2a, ias, lA2, 49, iA in First ward, south Of
rsnnsylvania avenue. H IH..ra.'@
squares =, g 2. 10, is. 10. % in the vicinity Of
street wharf. i7
Squares iss and lee, 90 much tAsrsof % from,
and Seventeenth street, in vicinity Of clothing
department. .t 10 p. .aI.f 4sr. T.. .. ...l...,-
Squares io7, - 10. ist isl iss % much Thereof
- mont Connsetieut avsnus, seventesath, Eigh-
tssnth and Streets In vicinity Of street stables
Squares t7a t7s, soi, soa, sos In vieinity Of xth
and Seventh street wharves.
Squares On, 57t, $50 ssi, ss2 sss, ssl ssi, -, Of
aay vacant street or avsnue insludsd In thess
squares, being In visinity Of railroad depot and
soldiers Retreat. Ha as
Squares 7ss, ~. 7s, tn, 7ss 10, 7so In Vicinity
| Of Capitol and Carroll Prisons and Barracks.
On any place within JOs~ squares Of B'adsnsbur,
Toll Gate. f'
On any place within hoo squares Of Kendall
Green park. rIaT ,n-.. "5r
On any place within fsso squares Of Railroad park
Any house In the above described localities con
victed OF selling liquor TO citisens or soldiers vii
bs closed, and the proprietor inprisonsd for susl
time - the nature Of the ofEsnos msy warrant, III
liquors on the premises oondseated, and the heus
psfmsnently closed. An application in writing 4
ths Provost Marshal, endorsed by the Mayor an
Chief Of Police, will b placed In the hands Of tn
onioer, to report whether any specified person ma
be permitted to SELL undsr license, to citizens only
but only In exceptional cases will permits be given
| By command Of ....r...........
HENRY ., Topn,
| Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. .. BAKER,
| Lieutenant and Adjutant. noo-i2t
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CONFECTIONERY.
Joseph SHAFFIELD'S
81 RAITIMORE CONFECTIONERY

II T
81 BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY,
3s6 SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN AND II.
MIR. SHAFT IELD has just returned from Europe
where he has made most extensive purchases OF
FoIe.gn Confectionery and Fruits. He 10 now
prepared to furnish Parties, Balls, Weddings and
suppers, with the choicest delicacies OF this c0un
try as well as Of other lands.
His arrangements for supplying ice-creAm and
water.ices are superior to any other In this city
anufaeturing these things, AZ he does, by steam
power.
He Is also serving up, In his saloon, OYSTERS
In every style. Families can be supplied with
them Mt the shortest notice.
To all who may favor him with their patronage
he promises punetuslity and satisfaction.
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LOST AND FOUND.

d1O REV ARD. .---STRAYEn OR
DlU Stolen, October 81, one Ray Mare and
Wagon, from my store, corner Of Ninth and New
York avenue. Mare was thin In flesh, medium
size stiff in fore feet aud blind in left eye; Gov.
cred two-spring wagon, end Of right shaft brokeu
o6, side OF cover cut In two places, and glasses
broken out Of covering. The above reward will be
paid for the recovery Of the propsrty.
novb-sts d. 4. COLMAN
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- -
ABANDONED TENEMENTs, LANDS, &C.
Wan DEPARTMENT,
ApJuTAHr GEHERAL's 0ryICE,
WAsHTNoToN, Oct. Q, 1883.
General Orders, No. ssi.
The President orders;
I. All houses, tenements, land4. ADD plantations,
except such ss may b required Tor military pur-
poses, which have been or may bs deserted and
abandoned BY Insurgents within the lines Of the
military ooeupation Of the United States forces In
States declared by proclamation Of the President
to be In insurreotion, will hereafter be undsr the
supervision and control Of the supervising special
agents of the Treasury Department..
.. All commander OF yhilitsry departments, dis
tricts and posts, viii, upon receipt Of this order,
surrender Ind turn over to the proper supervising
special agent such houses, tenemeuts, lands, and
plantations not required fer military uses ~ may
b in their possession or under their and all
ofaesrs Of the Army OF the United states will, st
all times, render to the agents appointed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury all ssoh aid ss may bs
necessary to enable them to obtain possession Of
such houses, tenements, lands, and plsntstiops,
and to maintain their autAertty ever the laAe.
By order Of the Secretary Of Wal.
:. b.TOWNsEND,
NOD Assistant AdJutant General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05

A SSIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's
n OFFICE, corner OF @ and Twenfy-ses
streets, WARRINGTON, D. C, Ootober -, laoS-
will be sold at Public Auction on the second and
the Corral, near the Washington Observatory
large lot Of Horses and Mules, oondsn1ed -
unit for public service.
sales 10 commence st 10 O'Clock q. %. g-s .sl.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
CHAS. H. TOlTPKINS,
oc24-28t Captain and A. z. NJ. U. 8. Army.
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DHILP 4 S0tQeAoNs,
fRooKsELLERs, ARMY sTATIONERs,
PRINTERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURED,
3S2 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tahles,
Field GlaaAes,
Field Copying Presses,
Abatraot Papers,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by As
sistant Adjutant Generals.
Blank books made, and Printing done to order on
All Printed Books sent by mail free OF postage.
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New. .YoRK Gsntlsmsn's Clothinl -
Nep and FssAiondbs "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats exeell in beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, SrEpHrHs CO.,
ocs-tf s22 Pa. av., bet, hihth hid fehth kts.
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or G 1 A L.
OFFICERS OF INVALID CORPS.
Wan DEPARrMENr,l
ADJUrANr GENERALs OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, OCT. % issa
General Orders, No. sts
The Prsvost Marshal general having been su-
th6riIed, September O. 1883, to organize the eomps-
niles Of the Invalid Corps into regiments, the nmi
tation in paragraph o Of General ordsrs, No. Ia,
under which no officer Of the oafpa sAp rsesiys .
commission higher than the grade af major, 10 70
moved. The grader Of colonel and colo
Ael are authorized from September d, 1888.
by order Of the Secretary Of War;
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
nova Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BOARDING..

BOARDING A NUMBER OF GEN.
II tlemen can obtain beard at No. ~ Maryland
avenue between Four-and-a-haifs and sixth streets,
Island. oei'-u
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DY W. l.. ALL & CO,
ID AuCTIoNEERs.

ny W. L.. W A L q CO.,
GREAT SALE 2gGH5PEsEas' 81 suPEkios CABINET FUR.
niture aud Housefurnishins Goods, at Edwin
Green's Cabinet Manufactory, lso Psnnsylvania
On MONDAY the ssS Of Nov.nSer sS" ss sosIcsi
stock of Cabinet Furniture, Which /. Of Mr. orsss:
and . large stock Of III HousslSrni:hinS % Goods =:
disposed Of, Mr.. Green intending to change his
Es 4 as,op r....r. with
Rosewood Chamber suites,
Rosewood Suites Of Parler Furniture,
Oak Chamber suites and Oak aideboSrds,
Handsome Rosewood Dressing Bureaus,
Rosewood Wardrobes, handsome,
Walnut Dress Bureaus,
Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut Arm and Easy
Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut Sofas nd Tets
ao.swoos. mahogany, and w.lpu. aoes~., n,r.
Library Tables and chsirs, Saloon and Ts:poy
J. w..na: IN d s%a 4, Mahogany Bookcases,
% Curled Hair Mattresses,
IS shuck Mattresses,
10 dozen Cans-seat Ghairs,
Fancy P.rIor Chairs, Mahogany and Walnut side
and Reception Chairs,
Msrble-top Chamber suites, Hat Racks,
Revolving ofiiOs Lhsirs, Cribs, Bsdssssds, great
Refreshment Tables and Washstands,
Extension and Mahogany Dining Tables,
Stoves,
French China sevrss Tea Sets, n and % pieces,
French China Dinner Sets,
Cut Glass Wine Tumbles, and Fruits,
Plain and Gilt French China,
Large quantity Wines and Water Bottles,
Fancy Cnina Vases, Card Baskets, and China Toys,
Motto Cups,
dozen Tete-a-Tete CastoIs, different kinds, with
many other Goods not here named.
Terms: All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, credit Of 30 CO. and 20 days for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
The building 10 for rent or lease. Inquire Of the
Auctioneer.
The attention Of the trade Il Invited to this sale
u The Goods will be open for inspection, and
catalogues ready, on the ThursAay previous IN the
sale. WM L. WALL CO.
oc26-td Auctiopeers
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05

VARIETIEsl VARIETIESi
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION,
Fronting Pennsylvanis avenue and Ninth street
Hamblin b Co....................... .Proprietors
Fitzsimmons. stage Manager and Advertiser
FEAST OF HUMoR, SINGING, AND DANCING.
MAMMOTH BILL EVERY NIGHT.
Our Muster Roll of stars:
JAS. g. MAFFIT and W. X. BARTHOLOMEW,
LIMA wINDEL and LIZZIE sHULTZE.
W. s. BUDWoRTH and J. II. pUDWoRTH,
The Parisian Maitre de Ballet,
MONS. BAPTIsTIN,
BOB HALL and LITTLE TOMMY,
Emma Miles, Louisa Roulette, Eiizs Florence,
Annie Elmore, Maggie Nelson, and
THE GREAT STAR COMPANY.
SONGS, DANCES, BALLETs and PANToMIMEs.
The Comic PaRtomime Of
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
- Wednesday Afternoon-MATINEE.
Admission-2s and 80 cents; Private Boxes s6.
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THE TURF.
THE TURF.
NJ A I'll ION III COURS Z =,
IN WARRINGTON.
FIRST FALL MEETING.
GRAND OPENING.
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSES.
GRAND RUNNING WEEK,
Commencing
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %.


First Day-MoNDAY, Nov ai-sweeptakes for
year olds eioo entrance, $50 forfeit, to name and
the track. Mile heats.
Second Day-TUEsDAY, Nov. M-Purse $500; .
q, Third pay.wEDNEsDAY, Nov. .th-Pu.s
Fourth hD.y-THURsDAY, Nov. .Sth-Purss $500,
Fifth D.y-FRIDAy, Nov. sth-Hsndic.p, $50
entrance, play or pays sioo added. single dash ~
sixth D.y-sATuRDAY,N Nov. 7th-Purss 1000,
The stakes 'o'fS MiEn HsA aEAS f; following 'n''s'
Mr.. reld,s My, BY Lsxinston, dam MaSdalen.
MT. pushs b. Q. Ben Bruce, BY Lexington. dam
Mr. wstsou's b. q. Captain Moore, by imp. bal.
rownie, dam Jenny Boss, by Glencoe.
Mr.: Watson's Oh. o AldsbAran, By Commodofs,
dam Mamie Lewis, BY Glencoe.
MI; Hunter. IN! & be: CSrsss, By Lexington, dam
Captain Moore's Oh. 9. All, By Mahonst.
Dr.. Weldsn's b H..is w. b inp. ssythian,
dam Pransiia' ~ Slensoe; eISn .
Mr.. Bush's b. .. Ben Bruce, BY Lexington, dan BY
Atorf.
Mr, wstson's b. .. Captain Moore, BY imp. ~.
os ssneS s.
dam Mamie Lewis, by Glencoe.
Mr. Hunters b. Q. Copeok, by Lexington, dam
Rosette, by Imp. Yorkshire.
Dr.. Welden's b. Lizzie W., by Imp. scythian,
dam Prunella, BY Glencoe:
Entrance, 6per cent Of The purses.
each day, under rules OF the National Course.
The United states Brass Band will be in attend
A1SS TSr al fro,ur PURSES to enter and to start.
oSta 4. MoFFAr, Proprietor.
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DY JAS. G. MCGUIRE d CO.,
I'D AUCTIONEERS

AUCTIONEERS
SNUG BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC
at O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell Lot .,
In subdiysion Of square No. 1855, frontiag 10 fsst
on North street, between second and Third
streets east, and running back 100 feet, togsther
with the improvements, consisting Of snug two
story Brick Dwelling House. '8f
Terms: one-fhird In cash; the remainder In four
and eight months, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the premises. ...
Possession given within two weeks from the
sale. ."'. 10 TE- ="
Convey snces at cost OF the purchaser.
oc3i-0td JAS. C. MEG UIRE q CO., Aucts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENR.
NANTE ER URY HALL.
~ CANTERBURY,
iiE CANTERBURY, r.t-.. .-
CANTERBURY, rIr
THE POPULAR MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Lsv6sssas Assss, sssv NJ ssrsw Of sssA sysa.
In rear Of he nstsopoiisaa sad Nssisaai Hsssla)
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
W.. Z. Mnn.. Manager snd Proprietor
TEE NATIONAL AMusEMENr cAriroLi O.
n Many important i.provsnsnt have rsssns-
ly been made In this 80 ..I Hty.. s.. rsf..,I
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
THE ENTIRE INTERIOR -,
NEWLY AND BEAUTIFULLY PAINTED IN
A SPLENDID NEW STAGE va "a
introduced In place Of the old one, and go
THE HOUSE COMFORTABLY WARMED IN RvnRT
PART ~ srovHs. ,rr7r
RADIANT GALAXY OF -- q -..l
HUMOR, GRACE AND BEAUTY.
GREAT D'AsS11S Asb SsssaEisl ALLIANCE
MISS KATHLEEN o,NErL,
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
The 's;'sS sS sss sS; ssS Il original of
Continued unpreoedentsd success Of the
GREAT PROTEAN COMBINATION:
JULIA JULIA sMosEIsEs, MosEIsks,,
.,v-.r,, MlLLIE FOWLER,
EksEsTisE EssEsTisE DE DE EAIsEs.. EAisEs.
H. W. EAGAN,
J. y. EDWARDS, "l
GEORGE r. EDEsON,
GEORGE X. EDEsON, ..I7I
MONS. GUILLAuME FOUCHE,
MONS. GUILLAUME FOuCHE,
j. Hs T. GEaskl, Gp sskSlsRAY' Il: ). ~ wxRb. wXx1t5AM'
,u,,r MON MONS. sol, ~ SSss. Ss. y.,,,,ou
JULIA aisHa0sP NILE JENNIE FSS5 CLIFTON
~ sPxEKLiNG BILL OF NOVELTIES.
THIS EVENING, -..
wili be presented the beautiful Romantic Drama
MANIAC LOVER.
MANIAC LOVER.
Esssn. ps;sl Miehssi 2, .IIis EIIe
Geo. r. Edeson. .N.........A Andrew Adze
supported bby an Eificient Dramatic Corps.
NEW CANTERBURY oLIo,
During which will be performed the magnificent
Vocal and Terpsiohorean effort.
THE Gypsy TRIO,
By Misses Mortimer, De Faiber, and Fowler.
4 gorgeous new Ballet pantsnime, arranged BY
NJ, Fouche-rich in appropriate costumes and sp-
pointments, entitled
HIGHLAND CHIvALRY,
In which the entire Terpsichorean and Pantomimic
force ofthe company will appear, including
famous
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
Also, agrsat number OF wholly new Negro Far
oss, Songs, Dancer, Burlesques, Walks-around, Ex.
travAganIas, hc, introducing the unequalled corps
Of Ethiopian Comedians.
AumiseiOn. 70 ccnts
Private Boxes, holding six persons.
Doors opsn at o'oioeki Performance at 8.
TUESDAY, NovEMBER 10, 1853,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
GRAND
COMPLIMENTARY ENEFIT
GEORGE r. EDEsON,
Stage Manager.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
REGULAR SERIES, SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Admission: Ladies', 20 cts; children, 10 cts.
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. Tss sS. onlK p,s; Nh Gp s.p purchase d: |.
At H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, I'D
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and 1Snth
streets. Ase, sll kinds Of Rubber goods bsAuti.
fully repaired at short notice. mar 2S-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05

CoRRscTIoN.-In the published list Of con
stables BY the court as authorised to perform that
duty having given the requisite bond and taksa
the oath Of allegiance the name Of Mr.. John Y.
Wise was accidentally omitted. We may state for
bis benefit that he Wss one ofths frst ofnoers that
bonded."
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05

STORAGE.--IN FIRE-PROoF BRICK
- WAREHOUSE, foot Of street. Apply to
FRED. q COZZENs,
ocoo-tf Penn. av., two doors from 18th st.
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DY J.o O. MCGUIRE AGO.
ID ..AuCTIoNEER1

CouNrsv sEAT MEAN WaxsHlNoror. n G.
On 'THURSDAY, Novsmber the 18th, upoa Ss
premises and at the hour Of O'Clock D. n, y
tsinins S sinsy.thrss s acres inors % or isss. '
This property II situated about one mile and Q
half irsn benning's Bridge, Immediately On the
Francis N. Brent
The improvements consist Of large end CON.
fortsble Cottage, Barn, Stables, Servants Houses,
condition.
Parties desiring pleasant resident snear wash.
ington, and sale investment, are invited to At
tsnd. ss r -.77
The Furniture and and Personal Ensets upon the
Terms: One-half cash and bAlanca In and IL
month";. JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
no3-td ...... Auotioneefs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05

A Word OF ADvIcs.-Those who have been
dostoring for weeks and months without Obtaining
sSqa sSssas R enc; I.
radically cured. Twsnt y-avs ySkri exPsrisnss has
sstahlishsd Dr. Ftshblstt's reputation ~ physi.
n0darata, DIR. FISHBLAfT,
No. al street, corner Of Eighth,
0pposits the General Polt 9fAss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-05

Tomorrow (FRIDAY) Evening,
BENEFIT OF MR. ]. WILKES BOOTH.
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. Q, last time posi-
lively Of RICHARD Ill. nov6-lt
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s,lch he said ought to pay 800 week. he called
and orhersj hsye sesn ipdeccAt exposure Of pot:
don In the back pArlorby him and heri he required
The girls to make indecent exposurei he often
rds tss SSuss; Ravs seem Maud Roberts make
an indeeent exposure; could not tell how often;
seen him 1ns Ro.
venue Venue with Maud she was 70 meet Burdnstts 4
S .,Uys 'eSs
1sw the bill; she said y wa. her stovei thought
It strange, however, that the bill, which was
aoJsris, said nothing about It the indecent sx-
posures occurred within the past three weeks
Cross-examined by Col. Adams-i live at 2ss
street. the place at which you come; board at the
lama house at which yon call; ! am not residsnt
hsrt; Twas born In lsbfmai haye been 70 Wash'
ington three weekst never had psrnsasus rssi'
'tThe witness declined answering several ques;;
Aons-among them, whether she was married
awe went there on Saturday; was not there on
"a October; law a man named Goff upon one even.
, ing at the house; saw him but once and only z
few mlnutesj he was In the back parlor; do not
/ never had . diihsalty with Maud Robert. ex.
spnf ae %sas he
plant. Her Lame 10 Estelle Sinclair she IL not
u the city; She thought the trial would come of
Uross-examined by ex.Gov. Ford-tIn reply to
question OF the Jurors, witness said she paid hei
bed-money to MAud) The inmates paid their bed
money to Maud Roberts. Isaw him have money
Cannot say It was the same. ! had a quai
rel with Burdnette because he said that was .
thief had no respect for tine Major before thai
quarrel, because he was SO obscene In his eonveI
. ton.
language was shocking to your modesty.
Twent with Maud who was goink to the stove
store 10 meet Burunettej ! was present during ths
Conversation in the store he advised her to selee
small stove because 1t would require less fuel
his wishes were gIatihed In the purchase oi tht
stoye-interrupted. (The court hoped no inter
ruptlon would be made In the examination OF wit
nesesj It always led to dimculties' Gov. Ford
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By Telegraph.
RrpoRTEp FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Feb lS.

WARRINGTON, feo AVs
HousR-The House resumed the consider |
alton Of the 1ndian Appropriation Bal The
amendment TO pay the interest on Bonds, IN |
cluding those stolen from the Interior De- |
partment held in trust for various tribes, was
rejected -,
sEEArx-Mr. Davis called up the bill reg
ulating the appointment Of Midshipmen;
The question pending on the adoption oi
the amendment rAtiiying the appointments
made by the President and Secretary OF the
Navy, Il was rejected.
lief Of crew Of the ship Nightingale aud It
was passed
The Senate then proceeded to the consider
alton Of the ball enrolling and calling out the
National forces, when the pending amend
ment Of Collamer was adopted
Mr. Clark moved IN amendment, which was
adopted, allowing person drafted to be ex'
empted by procuring substitute, or paying
sun, Of money not exceeding 5000, TO be liked
by the Secretary of War, but failing to appear
or procure substitute, or pay the required
sum, TO be arrested and tried by Court Mar
tial
Mr.. Wilson, Of Mass, moved an amendment
which vas adopted, to make the first class IN
clude those between the ages OF 70 and 80
instead Of IL and 35
Mr. Sumner moved the amendment that
all ministers Of the Gospel be exempt After
discussion the amendment was rejected ana
the bill reported back to the Senate,
The question then recurred on agreeing to
the amendments excepting the Governor ana
Judiciary of States
Mr Trumbull favored the amendment
Nr Dixon thought it highly important that
all should be included, as it would tend to allay
any dissatisfaction that might arise.
Mr. Rice said if the bill didn't exempt those
exempted by the State Constitutions then there
would be revolution.
Several voices-"Oh mol mol
Mr. McDougal said II there was TO be revo
luton in the North let it come now. H'
didn't believe there would be any such revo
luton.
Mr. Rice wanted the Senators not to toucl
the Constitution Of any State.
The amendment was not concurred in-l
against 10.
Mr. Wilkinson renewed the amendment Il
exempt members of Congress. Rejected
l6 TO 20.
Mr. McDougal offered an amendment whic
was adopted, including citizens OF foreign brit
who may have declared intention to becom
citizens, in the provisions Of the bill.
Mr. Kiag reviewed the amendment to eS
empt Governors Of States, which was adopted
At IL o'clock the bill passed the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb Is.
SENArE-The Senate presented a comml
nication from the Vice-President stating J
should be absent the remainder of the Sc
sion
Wilson from the Military Committee, sske
to be discharged from the further consider
ton of the bill to amend the act for collecho
Of taxes in insurrectionary districts.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb II.
FLOUR - The Market closed weak. =
Super6ne 9O@6 co. extra G 1906 l5 fam
lily 25@G 30.
WHISKY-Msrket dull, demand not spec
ulative, at so.
WHEAT--Market quiet, offerings light
25@l 25 for prime to choice red, | 500
30 tor prime Indiana or Ohio white and
35@l 81 tor prime to choice Kentucky
white
CORN-Market closed dull, demand less active
Ear at 62@63 in bulk shelled at 62@G3 in
bulk, and at 72@73 including sacks
OATS-The Market closed steady at quo
tations. We quote at 7O@70 in bulk, and Al
at S0C980, including sacks
RYE-Demand fair, market ruled steady q
! 90 for prime samples on arrival
BARLEY demand active, offerings light
Prime TALL AT 50C9l SO state spring
prime to choice, at 40@9l 40. Qualities belo'
prime dull.
GROCERIES-Ma Market firm, fair demand
sugar l2@l3s, coffee 3l@34, molasse
65@63
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LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM THE LOWER MIssIssIPPI

FROM THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI
NEw YORK, Feb; ls,-New Orleans advices
of the sth, per the Creole, state that prepare
ton are in active progress for a new cam
paign in the Lafourehs country
Gen Weitzel is on the eve Of departure
with HE expedition up Bayou Teche
A movement is said TO have commenced on
the eighth
A letter says the progress Of Weitzsl will
by no means prove bloodless. He must over
come resistance at every step. he will pro.
badly be supported by four or i've gunboats-
The ensmy's force is 6600 men, under Gener-
al Dick Taylor
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FROM VICKsBuRG AND BELOW.

CAIRO, Feb l7-Vicksburg dates to Wed
nesday are received
The work on the canal and on Lake Provi-
dence aud Yazoo Pass, is progressing.
The l4th Wisconsin and llth Illinois regi-
ments were attacked near Providence on
Tuesday, by three rebel regiments The lat
ter were repulsed and a number taken pris,
oners One report says an entire Mississippi
regiment
The steamer White Cloud, from St Louis
for Memphis, was searched at Island No 10,
and a rebel mail found on board