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FROM GEN. BUKNSsDE.s ARMY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27.-Gen. Burnside was
at Knoxville yesterday.
The military authorities here say that Burn
side did not know of an impending battle be-
tween Rosecrans and Bragg, and could not
have reinforced Rosecrans if he had. The
battle had been long concluded before the ne Ss
reached Burnside.
A Kentucky ex official left Morristown on
Monday night Gen. Burnside was then forty
miles east OF Knoxville. Gen. Hartsuff is at
Knoxville. There are no rebels this side of
Greenville. Gen. Burnside is entirely safe in
his present position, and by concentrating at
Cumberland Gap can repei any force. His
supplies are abundant, and not liable TO be cut
of The telegraph lines between Louisville
and the Gap are expected to be working to-
Morrow.
Eonews from the front TODAY
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 16, via Cairo, Sept az
Military matters are active. The expedition Of
Gsnsral Heron has been heard from. He has
cleared the country beyond Red River and
Port Hudson from guerrilla parties, who have
been firing on transports, and driven General
Green to the west of Atchafalaya river, with
considerable loss Among the captured was
the agent OF the rebel Government with i'm.
pcrtant papers.
Officers of the command state that General
Heron is quite sick, and will be brought to
New Orleans.
Banks' order removing the restrictions on
trade has been received with great satisfaction.
The health OF the city is good.
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EoUG Hs. COLDS. &C.. DO.

or less tubjeet to Colds. Coughs, Bronchitis, or
some Affection Of the throat or lungs, they should
COUGH CANDY. 1t is the most pleasant and
sGestnal remedy known 70 public speakers sin e
Prof. Alexander Woloyski says ofit
80 MAsHIhGsoE, April 80, 1885,
Mr; Boactll-Sir: Having used your Asdicsted
Cough Candy for hoarseness and other affections
Of the throat procesding from heavy col found
10 very beneficial and TO sufpASs any thing else
shat have ever used for the same purpose, and
would recommend 1t to singers and to persons sub.
5sot to such Affections from colds excessive use
OF the voice. ALHLAIpDA WoLowsKI,
Professor Of Music.
- Sod st all the principal Drua stores and at
B0SW1LL'6 prug Store. corner Of Msryland ave
nae and 7th street. Price 3s cents Der DsskAss,
ave for u. se N-lvs
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EOR BAL1-A BARM Of 996 ceres the residence
y Of the late Gov. Samuel stAvsns, on Dividing
Grsek. Talhot county. q. A.ryland, known as
vii Be sold on TUlsDAY, asth instant. a public
.ale, in Iaste,. Maryland, By James Ii: Martin,
trustee u is seldom that such Q location is offered
the land 10 fertile. and . part heavily timbered;
brlef dwelling and brisk barn; the situation IL Of
% the point visrs the Dividing Greek enters the
Choptank river, and 10 remarkably healthy.
H. 9nvlts
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RI aREnH : wIIII.Ms An,,on.
@ a.io AuesioneoIs,
SALs oF yALUABLE ihPROVED AND UR-
inrRoskD na rhofkhTY os fksNsYLvAn AvEEuE
Te shsn zen; on re prsmses, At CLOCK m
LoS per 10, In square 70; -, fontne o3 teet
DeIHsen IHehIy-nrss anu IS. nty second streats,
atL pscA -, iset 20 Au aiiss ~ zee. Tiae,
.sS-stoiS snd nttie nflGk nouse. WIN pase,nent,
and ana nas building Which can be made into dwell
me ,so - -. - s,.
"A We ssu.e a.1e 81 sna sco pnrt o. a1Jscent
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RRlOX COTTAGE FOB sALH.-That delight
~ fll Brick Cottage, with cove red verandah and
containing ssven rooms, lighted By gas. on II st.
Sutft OF present occupants or Of W. sTIOkNEY,
atsly. 90 ll.9vs
Beths. "A Linn
LOB eALE-rRAMH HOUSE AND LOT NO
Ell on 9th street west. Por tsrns apply to b.
II. mccoy, No. $50, cor. and Sd streets.
16-lAW4Ws 80 :
VALUABLE LOT FOR sALE-On Z, between
Eighth and Ninth strsets, and fronting the
northern Market. fwsnth- three feet front. with
depth OF one hundred feet Alley In rear. In
quire Of HARMON BURNS. 4Os Penn avenue, ,or
6kO. w. COCHRAN 39s Penn. ave. tySl tt
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Important Facts Wsrsh Knovinr

Important Facts Wsrsh knowing.
AT THE NATIONAL BOOKSTORE.
27s Psnnsylvania Avenue,
Between 1lth and 18th sts.
YOU CAH BUY;
Three 20 cent Novels for o.,
eix 70 cent Novels for ol,
Hight Photograph Album Cards for Si,
Three % cant Stationery Packages for 81,
eix 70 cent stationery Packages for 81.
30 cent Books from n TO y cents,
q Books from 10 cents 70 90 cents,
9l1 Books from 66 cents to Gle,
el5o Books from 7s cents TO 0l.Ao,
% Books from Sl to 9l.S.
% Books from o7Ht to Sl.7s,
large lot Of Books at half price.
PINE eTOCK OY-
PHOTOGRAPH CARDS and ALBUMH,
BOOKS, STATIONERY.
FANCY ARTICLES,
COMBS, BRUSHES,
AhBR0fYPE6, TO-, DC, ct greatly reduced
prices,
- Quick sales and mall pro6ts.n
~ Orders by mail promptly attended to.
VIM. +. RIOHSTEIN,S
NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, ATS Penn. avenue,
- ls I'm between llth and 18th streets.
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&UTLlRs, ATTENTION

BITTER DEPOT FOR THE ARMY
0soses butter packed In g ass 3.rs, s.sys On
hsnc ara Tor sale by b. RENNER
{ 2 80 24-lm1s 334 d st.. near 10Th ct.
pLkAsURx B0Ars TO LET BY THE DAY Oh
Arb. v,ss, LIVE yEHK. yH0Hk .,.... =. .,n.. :. ;,
river) viii carry 10 or Y persons; also the IA
sioop keAA AphihAL, sp'endid party ~.
TO BARNEe r 'roh, fsilmskers. S3s Iiey.uth
street. oesr Riley 3 wharf Parties Wishins boat
se y I'm @ 9 ~. x sE1 49, !
C,ALL. Ar y. BEuc1 4 0O. . 20 bay .olOtAi ns
~ tyA aga Seventh street, J
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.

SUBSTITUTEs' HEADQUARTERS -f'he high
~ est prices win be paid for sU BsTTTUTgS for
anS r men Those In want Of Substitutes viii
Rsnce and Real nstats Once )" No. 5l1 Ninth ST.,
near Ptnnsy lyanis avenue. -
An lOtf NJ III MILLER
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ByJ. Q. McGUIRl 4 co.. Auetionesr,.

ByJ. o. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Auetionssrs.
DUBLIo 6ALI OF 4 MOST lLIGIBL1 BUILD
ING Loi UNDER A OaCR18 OF OouRl.-In the
% aassdias Of ~ goRn HiSsrs .nd % William Aisa.nSsi
Anderson, and Of Mary j. Anderson, guardian Of
Cecilia Berths Anderson. minor heirs OF william
In pursuanoe Of . decree Of the orph.ns, Court,
Of Washingtop county in the District of 0olumbia,
Srsms Court Of SAID District. IL the %asssr Of the
above named petition. the undsraigped viii offer
HE On the
m.ni Of = the said minor heirs in the said re,iton
on
between II and N streets north, in the Third Ward
IN the city of Washington, and known and distin-
or the Square aa sy ls
hundred aud sixty eight ls6sl, con ntaining thirty
nine 1897, feet on Ninth street. and running back
one hundred and thirty eight and nine 80
Terms: One third ofthe purchase money cash !;
and the rssldue in two equal instruments payable
terest the deferred payments to be secured by
deed of trust ON the lus.
All conveyancns At expense efPnrSeIhSssrsrx PSSIsr9x
MARY 4. ANDERSON,
s1 Guardians. &c
sell2.wads J. Q. MCGUIRE GO .Auet
A ssIsTANT oUARTERMAsTER's OPYICE,)
A Corner ofti dnd Tirsaty-second streets
washington, ID. c. an gust IS tsSS. !
RoBLIC sALEs OF ooNDHMNED ANIMALS
IN tbs city. ON the frst, third, ano afth WEDNRs
oissptsm Der 1853 the ID, ls b, and sth daS,
Fhe property is condemned a. unst for uabl,,,
fervice. .t5-s - -.
Sales to commences at ten a'elock q n. of each
mn mber on hand shah bs sold ~AA @-'e
Terms cash. In Government fund.- -
M- S2t 5< CAPTAIN o S'a
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GREEN a wILL1AMs Austioase,

BY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Austioneers
TNhUsTEE,s SAL or A HOUSE AND LOT
from William Herman, dated shs 24th Of Asri,
ls5o. ana recorded In Libsr j. A No. ia6, f,sios
ton on FRipAY the sts Of s5 oetsssr nsxt at
O'Clock p. m, on the premises. part of Lot No. s. iu
ming for the said part At the northues corner Of
said Lot 1T the nte rseeiion of south ami AZ
shsses east paas W.T.. south ss
inches. thence seuthesstsfly 81 feet inches to
thence east alle with said street Is fest the nc,
north 81 feet inches to south street and thence
ginning, with the Frame Dwelling and othsr i'm
provemenis thereon.
AND Twelve months with notes bearing interest
and secured by deed of trast.
three days, the Trustee reserves the right to re.
sell on one weeks Betice, at the expanse and risk
and STAN ps st the e!psnse . pureSaser
Wh 4, WOODWARD. Trustee.
BvJ c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aactionee-s.
DUBLIC SALE OFA VALUABLE LOT UNDER
l. DKCREE OF OuURT.-ln ne nisttar ,,f the petit
tioE Of Cecia Lawrence, uArdian of Marths a.sa
and Ida Virginia Lawrence, minor heirs OF James
e'an OF George ". Lawrence. minor heir of Isaiah
Lawrence deceased; Pursuant TO ,res of the
the Honorable sup1' me Court of said DsE,rios i IN
premises on WEDNESDAY. the 7th day of October
next, at clock p. all the r ght, tite interest.
said PETITION mentioned of in ana to that v.iusbs
and eligibly situaled Lot Thirteenth street west
near the corner of Massachusetts avenue and
known and distin guished Lot A, in square
number tsc hundred and eighty thu (283l in the
public plan of the city Of Washinzs1n together
with sll the improvements the reon.
Terms cash.
All conveyancins at expenss of purchaser.
CkCILIA LA HRENCE,
JOHN A. SIM3S,
Guardiaas dc.
sell -Saw6ds J O. MCGUIREd CO.. Aucts
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NJ A D Es' b HL

NJ Il s. b FL
The undersigned takes great pleasure In inform
ing his numerous friends and tne public j. a
generally that he has taken the HOTEL EHA2
sItuste on the corner OF Tenth and sW., IN
hearty opposite Rords TheAter, lately under Ihe
aus pices OF Goetz that he has spar neither
y r. me In reftsing and entirely renov ati
IT. and he il now prep red to accommodate the
public with eyerythins ally found in Hrst class
Hotsl. Ample aecommodaliona are provided for
terms The BAR and LARDgK wIl always contain
the best the Q. Asop or market Affords.
The long sxperience Of the signed In Hotel
kee ping 70 deemed q Eure guarantee on his part
that all who extend him patronage will be satisfed
that every ing tending TO their comfort viii re-
osive from him undivi red attention.
gTF-Fz CHRISTOPHER MADES,
au T.lmH ...-e.l + .Reopsistor
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EOR SALE Oh RENT-Ths beautiful FAnM
Il nov occupied by Mrs. Ann Mcdaniel, about
one mile and quarter north OF the Capitol en- the
road to Rock Greek Church, containing about
thirty ae5es Of land; The improvements are. q
sary stables, outbuiIdinss and sap psrior we'll Of
Hster 1t commands fne view OF the oity Of
try. TO . gentleman Of fortune, the location is
most desirable; for beauty and hssthiness it can
not be surpassed. TO person Of industry and en-
ter prise, IL Uovll be Q sourse Of wealth as mar.
ket garden, dairy farm, or both.
Fer further information address MRS. ANN
MACDAElDL, thIe eush the Post Ofies, by letter.
ll-Aoft
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w. aIDES-HIDxS.
wspHkspir' ana sATuanA4 TSGnS Il ss,sss: ss:;'
m, ct the Wharf on Ssxta strest, Waahinstsn, 81
sale. Cs4yi o. $50 = -
Terms .nh in rrsaszry notes. % y paid . ~
rsi;'s . issas sssss, %, and & 3: fsrIDt T..
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dIIUGO BARTRLsFINE Art GALLERY-282
IL Penn avenue. where carte do yisitss sretaken
added new back srourds and see dery TO his Cal.
iery 10 now rrepared TO suft the most fastidious
Those In search Of good pictures should RENE d.
Der the numeer-262, - his pictures ass admired
,by al lovers Of the aIt. 49, s-ey 81 SCI Ims :
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DRopOsAIs FOK WOOD.

x
QUARrzshsSfBIs 0YPICs, q. 8. A.. 1877 ST,
NAsHlkGFoE, d c., Be pte bsr is, ia63 {
SRALED PR"PusaIs will be re -eivsi mt Septe N
Der 81 h aS 2 Tor deiive rius At this Office Four
teen Eor!s of we'll aeasoneG OAK WOOD. of the
best gu Siity, 10 be delivered follows: Two cords
on lat of October and two cords the first day Of
each succeeding month until the whole shall have
been delivered
Proposals should bs addressed to tbs su ubscribsr.
and endorsed on the envelope Proposals Tor
Reoc y NORRIS 8. MILLER,
sel9 MAJOR and Qusrtsrmaster.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING FdE
= Subsistence De psrtment with toto) FIVE US
pREDT TUkS OF BALED hay, are invitsd till the
18th day of October, 1858 Tne Hay TO bs Of the
best quality. ard 10 be delivered At Ihs Sharves st
sixtb street The Hay TO be ~eis hed at the time
of livery. AZ the weigh so determined to be the
Purebsss weight Sida will be required a upii-
sste, and no bid VII be received from parties who
disioyal, VINO have previously failed WITH
contracts ms3s with the Cover nment. or from
bidders rot present TO respond. Payment will be
made in Certificates of indie ted Sess +" A con.
tract With good bono will be required to be
enter ed into BGs to be- d rectsd to Col A. BECK
WITB, A. 8. g. and O 5 ,223 q street Wasting
ton D, ss2i
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON TkEA7ER.
Coaer # l1tk and styeets, near Penaa. aveaue.

wASklNGTCN THEA7ER.
cune- # l1ik and C styeets, near Penna. aveaue.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER as.
LEONARD sRovIR,.
tiszi ri IT Of
which eeArs his name, in season to meet his engage
'' WIN lIiasiNAsr III COMBINATION
snc tho numerous and popular Artists who eonsti
'''' ais RAsHiseToa 5fsr TaaATss Is nights the
for that purpose
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3s. 1863.
Ell. pAvENP1oKsff,, P1jis ff,''- '-s"He' Of
J. W. wALLAcK,
MRS. FARREN,
IMMENSE COMPANY
GROWERS 1HrATan Hr rHE WASHINGTON
When will be presented. for the only time.
DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
Mr. I; Davenport as. -..-.-.....-... Damon
Mr.. J.; Wailaek A. Pythias
hrs. Fssren as-----.---. Hsrmion
Presenting these great artists in parts of nearly
The Tsm.lsssr sf q snXs The ss:rse.sr' BY tn.
O. KoPPITZ WILL ASSUME THE oRoHEs
TRAL BATON.
Seats may be secured Monday, .. O'Clock. ne Is
FORD's NEW THEATER,
TEN b BIREET. hBOF u.
JoHs 7. FoRp------...... Manager and Proprietor
THIS EVENING,
THIS EVENING,
THIS EVENING,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
MISS MAGGIE MITCHt.LL
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
AS
FANCHON, THE CRICKET,
FANCHON, THE CRICKET,
FANCHON, THE CRICKET,
FAkCHON, The CRICKET,
fAECHON, THE CRICKET,
FhNGH0E, THE CRICKET
Prices of admission 2t, 50 Snd rs cents. Boxes $40
and sc No extra charge for reserved seafs se23 st
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II TEE DKAFT! THE DRAFT
1s Ecv all over, and every one can now look young
and say again. Al those who wish to change the
sha5e or color OF the u air should call and gst .
bottle OF BOSWELL & WAHNERS OOLORfRIC
B0R C0L0BING TIN HAIR. 1t viii certainly
change the Haie or Whisksrs to beautiful Brown
ever.
Its peculiarly adapted to Ladies' use. It is SO
sim pie Il st il can be applied by any ons with but
litte trouble. and without entsnglins the Hair.
For sale at BOSWELL6 Fancy and Military store,
No. 302 = street, near 18th.
seA- I'm (sun Chron I
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WE CALL THEATTRHTION of Purchasers to
w oar Ald l8rsa assortment of-~p>
Plan JkCRI Is, from tns most cpiebrAtsf &sSS3S4
factories suca ~ SteinwRy Il Sons ssdskI AsT
haven i Bacon, winch selling At the lowest
factory prices. We have also on hand few second
bant. Plan q, in best order in rosewood cases for
sse pen easy terms w. g. METyERDrF,
sf.5 Corner OF Iith st and Penn avenue,
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ENOR kENF-In private family for gentleman
Il only, two very NJ atty Furnished kecon1 story
CHAMBERS. location vsrf desirable only thirty
yards east of Il railroad and Riggs' Bank and
State Depar .ment Reference Required Inquire
ACC New York avenue. resr 18th st. Sc l9 Il
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PROPOSALS.

~ HAsslsuf9a, D. O., AuSHzt IS. 1858.
RRcfoSALs solicited and will be rsesiY ed At
this on oe for furrishins Oavalry Horess 20 es dc
sysLes At Pi,tssuIE. Psnnsyl aria: Philade.phia
xnfiasa
Proposals viii be eoBsidered for the furnishing OF
Horees In lots of NOT less than twenty i've rs J
The Horses - be- frem fifteen fiB to sixteen (ls)
Ian. high from t.s s to nine (s) yea IS old well
assh. and free from all defects
The ability OF the bidder to fuidi his xsreemsut
must be guaranteed By two responsible persons
whose signatures must be appended to the guar
Antee.
TIE responsibility of the susrantors must bs
sAos BY the cfieal certificate of the Clerk OF the
nesret district Court, or Of the Unitsd states
District Attorney
Propotals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel q. sawtaila, Chief Quartermss.er Cav-
airy Bureau. and be Endorsed On the envelope
"Proposals for Horses"
O. q. SAWTELLE,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quarter master,
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sELF-5EALING JARS.

FRUITS, SkGEIAbLES. 6C.,
TRs only Jar fnrerfrr: that be Tested.
Fer Eale Wholesale and retail, with full instruc
for preserving sll kinds of Fruits Vegetables
TO G. w B0TELER & SONS
General Housefurnishing Store.
sp2g So S1G N all
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sanscriber would respectfully in ~ -
so,m s9.Il, sis friends E and the Dcblis ~
OYSTER Saloon formerly occu pied hy ~
Ssssfs sasn aeEyeys& Co. .hsre he will asI. -.
IEAas, de. .lan.ilisss1ppiied With frssh 0I9E
snn any ansnsity BY leAvine their ordsres ui
0@aee u lmssGg Gessi2 .ssSts has ". BRADL1t.
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EOR sALE-A iae FRAME COTrAaE HOUSE,
L beautifully iituAtsd. eontaininr eleven rooms, ,
Or Delaware avenue, or and q half squares north
OF ths Capitol For particulars appi to J. O.
c. OK st Thos. w. Williams Stables on 9th strsst.
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FOR SALE AND. RENT.

EOR eALE.-A great opportunity to invest 10 .
profitable husineas is now offered in the Stock
and Outfit Of tas Llv EhY and BALE ar BILE sit
mated Al :he rrer Of Bridge and Market streets,
risses, bussies, Harm %, ae If not sold at
private e.ls before the 5th Of October next 1t will
to me .o'' od Is e oes. I'M
be shown and satisfactory rea sons given. Inquire
on the premises Of b. &. aLADMOk, er A GLAD
HON, ESQ 81 H.lw-
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CIV OOULHYnr0R RkNr.-rhe country resi-
w eeEoe of tns lats John KIRBY. Esa.. for
rent. The haniion Home, very eommodions, sis
mated in grove containing three acres, with
Dairy, Ice Eouse Eta bling, Carriage House. and
other en- huildinss All within ,he city limits, aad
railway. Tks .i,uation and beauty of the plsos fs
by an reside 90 in or around the city
1854. On mcst favorable terms, IL immsdiste apDi-
cation il made to the PTeHrissor on the place, or
: For sse-CAERIAGE, HoRSBs, and two COWS.
For further Ia infcrmasion pply at this once. as
SEA st !,
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y.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Having SrEsr assortment Of the above than can
ns t.Gpd In any other m ess6 3, i.hmsnt N okH4G
ton OF Irchasera of Vehicles Tor pleas 49,
seeoud Hand, constantly ON hand at our Bazaar
and Repository. 9s Louisiana avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets. Great inducemsIts offered il
pfices VIM. l.. WALL d. CO.,
se25 St AuctioneeTs.
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HOUSE AND LOr FOB sALE-A thrse.
n story Brick House with two story Back
Building, nicely finished; ride alley, good water in
The ysre fine location Title perfect. Inauire Of
ROB'T WHITE, the premises, Rtraet. bet
AZ and ttk streets. Island se q lx.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-22

rioSrrR Corros Ctsn FAc5oRY .- M,srs.
p.stn Jones s lee bhc IL great erIcus
commenced TIE mluuiiclnse Of cotton card.
at & u'en.j'lr Ctorga
itr o.uaai Tor Carl. far cx .ed, their
capacity Though they age NOV tarnii.s oa,
hry plir, day. anl Il soon inctea-o Il
go nay They exchange ous par Of card. tor
H'e lad.muned sheep sk'as They ~su, the
-sl' nr making The c.r,is ANY oas CAT
], what IS meant bt mar tasnoi" hy loo.
ue at ihe leather sl.eh n, card :,cih are
g, .u any pair OF ctfi
loHNu ~ money purse near Marshal
Horizon b'uniy Twas containing noSs,
vhrA ihe Owner can get By applying :, ina
prove property and nay oharrs
J I. tf.AnNhl,
Nesr Camden, Rusk 90 lssAs
Jan y s63 A.1-s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-02-14

! DEATH do1 TIE VICERoY or EGYpr--Said
Pashs. Viceroy Of Egypt, is dead. He was born
in 1872 being the fourth son of Mehemet Ali, by
. Circassian slave. He was educated for the
naval profession, and rose to be the Grand Ad-
mirsl Of the Fleet before he became Vioeroy-
While living at Alexandria and holding this
rank he was summoned to exchange it for the
throne of Egypt. When once fairly seated the
new Viceroy developed unexpected qualities &
. ruler, and showed himself in great degree
free from Oriental prejudices against the ad-
vancement of European civilization. His efforts
we're given, from an early period, to the reforms.
tion of the abuses in this Government which
had grown up under bis predecessors, and had
been fostered especially by the weaknesses and
vices of Abbas Pssba, his nephew, who was i'm
mediately before him on the thone, and like him,
died suddenly. His fidelity to the Porte contin
ued throughout his reign, but his administration
of home affairs changed for the worse in the
later years Of his life. He borrowed largely and
spent lavishly, to the injury of his credit and
little to the benefit of the country in any way.
Ibrahim Pasha is his successor, man of about
forty six years of age, with reputation for
practical talent, which be has hitherto displayed
in the management and improvement of his own
extensive property, and which it is hoped may
be of equal benefit to Egypt in his government
of its affaira sas '...-r.., = .9ssr
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-02-14

a. It seems to be agreed that the forces un-
der Hindman and Narmaduke, in Arkansas, are
utterly demoralized. But about, 5000 men re-
main under them, and thees are not in q condi
tionito do anything effectually.a Gen. Blunt has
evinced alacrity and ability IL that region -
The psblic are anxious to know why he was not
permitted to move on when he was doing good
service. They are wishing to be informed Why
I. is that . General who strikes successful
blow is not allowed tp secure al the advantage
of its We have besn quite unable to compre-
bend rhe policy which by some means, alyays
supercedss . acomnander while in mid-career Of
succesA 1sit because it Is unlawful for any bu,
I, West Point officer to, reap the honors Of a
triumph? If that 10 the case why don't mere
Of them show their capacityf Some Of them
have done ven, We admit. But too many oi
them, thus far, have been but incuba, which ii
is highly desirable to bs rid Of. As long a. an
officer succeeds, let him command, aud push bin
up, even if he, never saw West Point. Th.t's
our notion bitgaG 4 h Yalga IN .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-02-14

PR1sr1sa PApER.-The Boston Journal cav.
that the consumption Of paper in this country
equals that of Great Britain and France to,
gether. In 1854 1t was estimated that $50.
600, 900 pounds we're made here, valued A.
$25, ,0OO, 600. About 405, ,O0O, 900 pounds Of
rags were, used, at an average cost Of fou,
cents per pound. In New England, the Mid.
die and Western States, the value of book, lob
and newspaper printing were returned BY the
last census Qs60) as l$39, ,42s, ,S4s, of which
eleven millions worth consisted Of books, III.
value Of the latter being nearly equal to the
whole product of the same branch in 1850
which was returned at Sill, $3.50, $40. The man.
ufacture of paper has increased in an equal
ratio, the State of Massachusetts alone bro,
ducing paper of the value Of SIS, ,96S, ,469, beins
over So per cent. Of the product of the Union
IN 1901 luGE &FstUgI ef.. sga .1sg.-.i.