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REPORTED EVACUATION OF vICKs.
- -, BURG CREDITED. -

u CINCINNATI, March'i7.-The reported eyae-
uation Of Ticksburg is credited here on two
dis tnct grounds. One reason assigned is, tina.
the Federaftroops have forced the evacuation
by the rear movement cutting off the rebel
supplies. The other reason is, that Port sHud-
son is to be left to hold the Mississippi, while
the rebel troops at Vicksburg retire to the in.
terror, ultimately to reinforce the rebels in Ea
Tennessee, for another invasion of Kentucky
There is no longer any doubt that most for.
midable invasion will take place rs soon rs the
roads are pass able. Il y -HEft. 81 -efTf
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81 Late Riehnond papers furnish some items
OF Southern news. The rapid decrease Of food
in the south is creating the utmost solicitude.
resolution was offered on the 18th inst in the
Congress Of the Confederacy, by Mr.. Conrad,
proposing terms Of peace, and was referred to
the COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs. In effect it
provides that'st Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiyes Of the Confederate States do therefore
resolve that they will cordially CO. operate with
the Executive I'm any measures he may adopt,
consistent with the honor, dignity and indie
pendenee Of these States, tending to speedy
restoration OF peace with ali or with any of the
States ofthe Federal Union.r - -. q 81
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FROM THE GULF sauADRoN.
THE STEAMER NANTUCKET OFF CHARLES.
- EBE TON BAR

NEW YORK, Marsh ie.-rhe steamer Union.
from the Gull Squadron. via Port Royal ON
the iith and Fortress Monroe, has arrived.
her adviees state that 10 was the irou-ciaa
steamer Nantucket which had arrived OF
osrieston bar, instead of the Nahant As report
ed from Fortress Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

~ The newly appointed officers Of Arizona
had an interview with the Seer tary Of War
yes erday in relation to the milit Try force for
that Territory. twill probably b granted, the
force to be raised In New England States, Penn
sylyGn'a and in the West. Pennsylvania troops
will be enlisted from mining districts of that
State ------.. :. u =
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BRIeADIER GENERAL ia. 3. TODD

BRIGADIER GENERAL J. B. 8. TODD.
The Senate ON Monday rejected B. s. Todd,
mated By ths Pr, ident for Erisedier General
MT not military man.-Esfalo CONNER
General Todd, referred to above, is q cousin,
rot abrothersof Mrs. Lincoln Heis military
msn ~ education. Hegraduated at West Point
July 1e3s; served in Florida from Oct 20, lss3,
Until March, 1872; then ON the Arkansas from
tier until the spring Of 1916; then In Detroit on
recruiting service until Janusry, 1917; then in
Mexico throughout the Mexican war, where
he earned distinc action for his gallautry. At the
close CT that war he was ordered to Fort Smell.
ling, where he served till the spring Of 1sie
Next he served at Fort Ripley until October,
1854; next under Gen. Harvey in the expedition
against the Sioux Indians, in which he com.
manded the advance at the battle of Ash Ho,.
low. He resigned In 1855, and settled in Da-
kota Territory, from which he was elected Is
nrst delegate in Congress in 1861; and in Sap.
tember OF the same year he was appointed a
Brigadter General of volunteers, and was rs
signed to the command of Northeast Missouri
In December he took his seat In the House
OF Representatives, which he occupied tFl
March, 1s62, when ne joined Major Generct
Halleck at Corinth, and was assigned to tho
command Of the sixth division of the ARMY
OF Tennessee, which he retained until rotifcd
of the non-aetion Of the Senate upon his NOM
snation, when he returned to Dakota. In Feb
ruary he was renominated by the President,
upon the recommendation of Gen. Halleek,5
under whom he had served, for Brigadicr
General, and rejected by the Senate on the 9ih
of March. 1868. e. --...-fi.-. --s -sf % =.
We are puzzled to find any Just reason for
the action Of the Senate. He was not rejected
because hs lacked military experience, skill,
bravery, or loyalty to the Government Of the
United States-that Is settled. Why then was
he rejected7 We have heard no good reason
assigned, but it is intimated that his rejection
was intended by those who were mainly in
strumental in causing IL, as a blow at the
President, and we confess it has that sort OF
look to us That being the case, we hone the
President viii promptly reappoinf him, and
send him to the field, where generals Of his
skill and bravery are 50 much needed.
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SPILL GoBBIINa THIN, I-p

Last night, when posting pfckets at Hern-
don Station, two miles beyond Dranes VILE,
Major Wells and Captain Rcdfield, of the LIST
Vermont cavalry, with three or four of their
men, were gobbled up and carried off by a
band of either Whites or Moseby's skulking
rueril1as ~ asst - .. = tL..-. =. ... . :
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A NAVAL CAprrRE

The Navy Department .haye information
that the sloop "Peter," of Savannah, from Mas
sau, N. p, while attempting to run the block
ade Of Indian River inlet, T. Fla, was cap.
turcd by the U. s. bark "Gem Of the Sea-" ON
the 10th inst. 'i b. tr #f.H .-.. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18
THEIR STORIES NOT CREDITED.

A dispatch received here this morning from
Fortress Monroe states that the latest Richmond
papers that have reached there claims that in
&c :ertly attempting to pass the Port Hudson
batteries, Admiral 7Farrsgut lost the u. s.
ricsmer Mississippi, which vessel, the Confed-
crates alleee. was Destroyed and sunk We
place little faith IN the story. s'7fs7s-
They admit, however. that one Of Admiral
Farfagut's squadron safely passed the forts NJ
and sbous Port Hudson. but alleee that they
damaged our feet mt ierialiy- ts.55 --4T
The same papers state that our Yazoo expe-
diiion had attacked a fcrt on the Tailahatchie,
but claim that the fort beat the vessels OF. The
fact that the expedition is known 10 have got
through the Tallahatchie into me Yazoo proves,
however, that the attack was successful.
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TELEC RAPHIC. M
=
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
COLLISION BETWEEN THE TROOPS OF CHA
TEMALA AND SALVADOR. -
e. DA
A GENERAL QUARREL EXPECTED AMONG
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN STATES.
THE GUATEMALIANs DEFEATED.

r NEW YORK, March 1s.-The stearrcr Cham
picn has arrived. She brings intslIiyer &c of a
collision between the troops of Guatemala
under President Carrera, and those Of Saliva
dor, under Pre- -ident B~-Tlc1, On the ed Of
February, at Caatepeque, about sixtcsn leagues
Of the city of SIN S&lvedor. - : = :
The result, alter two days fighting, was a
total defeat Of the GuatcmaIlan srmy, with the
loss Of four ri1ed guns, and a &C, idersb,e
quantity Of munitions Of war, 500 killed and
lsrCe number of wounded. |
It is believed, from present indications, that
all five Of the Central American States viii be-
core Involved In the quarrel. s7s.-s
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" 1t is said that the upper ten of the African
persuasion of Washington have sought to effect
an entente corr'iole with the Minister from Hayt,,
but he declines the honor. He stands like the
Minister OF any other naion-the representa-
tive OF that nation merely .-l-. .-- = .
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LOCAL NEWG-7

DEscxEI on MITcapIIs PAEK Hou.,
MAexxs EowIIEe SAIoor.-LAst ever.
Dctcctives A. r Alien, j. III. wi-<s n y,
Busher, Wallace Kirby, ard J. =. KIN, =.
comps DIED bv guard OF toldk-s, m a. !. g
secrt On ne PARK Hou-e. kept bf- 49,
Mnfeu on + street, near Growers fAss.N
ard Magce,s Bowling Saloon, on Z Street ~
tween Twefffh and IhirfecAsh sfresta Sss -, -
porpoe OF srrestibg ZONE tLIevee, th-y ,..
pected TO be there, and arrested eyerv ea,, -.
found IN those places. At Mitchoiis &c..
pe1rance eaused considerable commo<ies - -
makng Q show ~ resisting, bpt tbe ~, -
them wers dcifvered % the guard. A ra,,S,sss
apparatus was found IN fun orarzsior- : ,,a,sk
tic dfreciiosi o. John Laurence, dealer. 49,
was takfn posscssion OF N Maaeef- a 49,.
large croga Eere -sollecfod, aad TIE nsmss.
was ccpsiocf1bly augmented
TINS morning the parties were hroarb, m,
n me gueroh ouee before Justice Fur.-n,'
and all except the following were dismis> a .n'
stephen JEFFERSON, asuspfcsous chara<t n. c5r.-
forty Eight hours TO leave the civ. WIN Ne
gee. $50 bail for further hearing. ~ NJ
Mitchell, $50 BAH Tor further hearinr 80
John Lawrence, held ss q witness.
.Bsfore leaving The guardhouse, Dctectix..
MeDeyitt, Donaldson ard BArry Of ths NJ
tropolitsn Police. srrested Messrs Wise. an.
len and Kirby on awarrant issued by Justscs
Clark on the oath OF xYn. MlseAeIL charr,ns
they gave BAH for hearing on SATURDAY.. ~
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LATE FROM MEXICO,
fssss -
ENERGETIC PREPARATIONS OF THE MExI.
- CANS TO RESIST THE FRENCH ARMY
sfEsesfz OF INVASION.

NEW YORK, March is.-The 7ribune's special
dispatch has Official Mexican advices TO Feb.
25th, from Torri within fifteen miles of Puebla.
The Mexican preparations are complete, and
the determination TO resist the French is rs
earnest as ever. : -..-
President Saurers has ordered tire return of
the forced loans MADE at San Luis POTASH
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SOLDIERS REsT.-Since Saturday last. Cant
h nj. Camp, at the Soldiers Rest has rcc@iy'sd
e recruits, 2lo convalesccnts, 1eI furIoughad
men, 90 stragglers, f36 in detached p;trlfrs
(among which is one company LIST w. y Iufap-
Try, forwarded from The Army o. the Potomac
to Ma hyiile, Tenn, and psroled prisoner.
- , hSs sbipped 1S3 men TO regiments IN the
pFtsIls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

EAnotfSr FIT of delinquent officers has
teen .TsPor,ee BY the War Department all Of
I'm Will DISMISSED nom the service IN.
les fhfy appear within fifteen days before the
COss rsissieusr ~ Washington. ~ +fsft.ttf 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

ARREST OF A CoRREsroNDEET.-The New
York Heraids army correspondent, named
Denys, was arrested Monday by Gen. Hookers
orders for publishing contraband news In that
paper He h now in confinement at Aqua
Crek, and VIII probably be tried by court mar
tial.ACor. Pkitg. Trqufrer
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IT s.INTERNAL REVENUE. -,
NOTICE TO ADMINS TRATDRS, ExECU-
r. TORS, AND TRUSTEES

All persons having in charge or trust ~ admins
traitors, executors or tyustees of eey leaacies or
distributive shares from psrsonal properly of aoy
slnd whaaeever, vince Inc whole amount of 50 ch
sum of one thousand doll1rs in actual value p.s5
ing from any person :, 20 MAJ die since the p-sT
property by will by lfe In tc state laws Of any
stats Territory, or the District Of Columbia must
render 70 tbe assessor or aSsist3nt assesor Of the
district sche iule list o. statement OF the amount
Of such property verified by oath Of afirmation go
ASSESSED and paid tsfore any distribution can be
made. 80"
All intormation On the fore going cal be OBJ tanned
by appe alton to the assistant ASSESSORS
Of the district. h p, NJ. PEARSON
=, Assessor for District Columbia.
March 10, 1868. .s. mar 10 st /,
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sS-rhe Judiciary Commute. ~ n. p.,n. !,

~The Judiciary Committee Of the Pennsyl.
wanna House Of Representative has reported
. bill 70 prevent the immigration Of negroes
and muiattoes into the State. 1t prevents any
such penons from coming into Pennsylvania,
either fempornriiy or permanently, under
penalty OF Indictment, and fine not exceeding
one hundred dollars, with Imprisonment not
exeeeding one year. ...-4t -. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

SThe Buell. Court Of Inquiry, sitting at
-CineipDat. has been interrupted in its pro-
efsuipgs BY a difference among some of the
M mbers as to the admissibility Of portions of
the ssidence.s Gems. Wallace and Ord have
COME 90 Washington to consult with parties
here upoa the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

TIE CArrrEE or YAzoo CrTY-rhe Chi.
eseo Post of the 1Gth says go A gentleman d.
rect from Memphis informs us that the report
OF the capture Of Yazoo City by the expedition
which went through Yazoo Pass was from such
. source that II wa. credited by Gen. j. ID.
webster, yet until further intelligence should
be received II was not deemed proper to give 1t
publicity as anything more than rumor.r .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

An ExcKLLEar ORpxR. - Supcrfuf.na.n,
webb has issued re following order 10 fhe no.
lie, ard II strictly rpforced, here will soon
be an emigration Of Psds and Fancy iron
Washington: t-.-.--. - = ,e-
"The civil and nfiitsry author,t,,. hcs,,
sat- that Tor the purpo-e of preyenfinS
crime and ou.ra q, such steps should be tatse
90 viii I'd the community OF sll Idle, spspI.
cfods, and dangerous eharac ers, Won IRE hers-
by dirccscdto Arrest an icle per ons, AND such
rs are not able 70 Give q Eat siaci.rry s-.ount
Of Themselves; ar wto have DO vssib'e means
OF suppo-. who frequent suspicious places on
In tbe sitcsr Al late Tours Of ahe rfeht and
who, wren questioned, en- give no good va
Eon Ior bel ou- ~ such an horr, and brine
tNcm 70 Tree beadquart-rs FOR era ninsfior
with view % ihelr Eurre Idcr I, - m Tltsry
authorizes ID be dc 1t with as dss<eSoss DER.
cons, r... arrf.-r
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? THE ARABIA OUTWARD BOUND.
BOSTON, March is.=-The Arabia sailed thi
forenoon with SO ,0ee in specie.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
w WASHINGTON, January Is, 1868.
In consequence of the pressure Of business sttAe
War Department, passes for citizens to vieil the
Army efthe Potomac will be given at the ofrse OF
Lieut.. Col. CokRAD, 132 Pennsylvania syenuc
ABOVE Nineteenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

A FLUTTRE-There is some futtarirg aboat
the Cl.y Hall amongst some of the lawyers m
consequence Of a rumor lhst Ihe new Iudg
VIII reqJire all practitioners at the co TT 10
take the same oath OF loyalty they (the edges
Are rCouirpd TO IA kR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

UNDER SENTENCE or DKATH.-we under
stand tl-st soldier named Castillo. is under
sentence OF court martial to be shot for
deserlon, ard that the procecdings are now
before the President for his approval
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

SAVED FEoN DEATE.-Thos. Cou~hi.n was
taken oct of the canai in Gcor yetown. about
twelve O'Clock last night i'm an aImosl frozen
cecoItioE: very lew moments loIgcr would
have suflced 10 end his earthly career He
was taken 10 The station house ard properly
cared for,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

THE FAIR for orphans, last rirht A oda
Fellows Hail, was ovcrwbg 1mfrf civ attended.
and q goodly sum must have been reAlizrt, Tor
TIE pareRtlecs little ones : = = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

SUProFED SPY ARREsTED.-Yestcrday 81
tsf Aoon L'eOt. Poyt at he Depot arrested 8
young man (wno give the name of Prank VIII
SON aud statrs thai Re is from Balii nore) on
suspicion of being a rebel spy. On his person
YVES Iodud a letter directed 20 a parry south, in
which d We siatrd uiat he would go South as
soon as re disposed OF his property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

THK q EIN1S FAIR.-It is estimated thai the
ned proceeds OF fse German fair for The relief
Of sick and wounded soldiers, held recently at
hundred dollars - ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

a. Eon. Jcseph ]. Lewis. newly appointed
CcmehfssieEer o. internal Re,eBab, entrrsds
,rcfhs ddfes yesbrday - H's
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: W .sHrrsros NJ osKY uotauOr,

RUNAWAY AND NARROW EsCAPE-ThIs AZ
ternooD, a horse attached to a wagon in front
OF johnson Il Nagleis store, on the ayeuue
near Tcnth street contasnipga hstie son OF Mr.
Joseph SGier, was cut by some one passing
and starred ct furious pace towards Twelfth
Stree, oyerturning a furniture wagon near
the corner Of Twelfth street and the ayenpe
ard splitting the child in the mad. Fortuuatelv
ke was unhurt, but was very much frightphe
and tLiekly covered with mud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

Cor INTO BAD CoMPANY.-Yesterfay A cav
airy coidie, named Frank Murphy came 10 he
ely IRON Fairfax 70 get sore naoaey due him
He fell in wssh q soc able sort OF fcIlo W narnrs
Banne2ar, and took "a strut around toWn .
OF course frequent drinks were taken % cement
two paid q viriI 20 Marble Alley, The potorfops
mo. TO-" Murphy rrclincd upon : ola, and
UanDegan leithim there Soon aiLer Hanncg
los,t Der closk. murphy was arrested by the
police, who hoped to discover his compaafon
by b'nn. This mornfny, MURPHY went around
with the officers 20 all lbe pla ces be had visited
diGmissed, ard was very GLAD 70 find that his
money was safe. He says 30 was Ihe frs time
le WIS arrested To- any criminal offense, ara
wssla be the las, as in visiting WashingLos
l4 wsuld lc c-usiour Of his company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

POCKET PICKKD.-This forenoon, we hear
Irig. Ger. Buford, after drawing about sI,arp
from the Treasury, Stripped over 10 an oyster
saloon near by, aud while eating a few raw
Oysters, had bis pocket picked Of The money by
some 'sexperL," who had folio Rcd him He
da covered his loss just AFTER the scoundrel
emerged from the saloon, but was unable 10
c3SsL him.
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Or 20 IAL.
AssaaAs LsnooIa. President Of the Uaitsd esssss
Of Am0riea:

bssasl fySFlisnss 3pviss - szsista -
IxsAss 1ESu14 eczueln1e srbsn soveMsse
- Ooax1 Ole As01rlandse&t WsAias1s4
I1trse4 Gel nsia, - hsrss3 fssl iss Hin =
-, eae rsee AinsAss e Szprsln - sr5e!
Is the VIZ. Consals ef TIE most fsvossa nstis1s.
. n the United States.
h testimony whereof, I have caused these letters
10 be made patent, and the seal Of the United
80 States 20 - hereunto- azl xed. ----~--4-----
Given under my hand ct the city Of Wsahing-
- 1stonthe kthsdsy Of March, 4. d, lees -s14
flt&l6 - Ipdepeedepee Of the United etatpe
Of America, the SssasAHAM LINCOLN.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. Pleasant Rooms with or vithopt
q Board can be obtained on moderate terms at
&c. a63 18th street, southwest corner Snitbsonian
HrounOs. It,
ROAhDlNG --Pleasant Furnished Rooms to rent
nquIre al sur O1nct. mar i7-.tS
ROARDING AT 495 Eth street, between and
- L One large room for rent with 6rst-class
oard; alto. two small rooms. A few Table Boa-i-
ss taken at Sc per week. Dinner at s. isIts
pOARDING.-G Good Boarding and Lod o;,g7 =,
= moderate prices by day or week to be hsd At
ihOMMEL'S Brewery, ID street south, between 81,
9th east, near the Navy Yard Cars rur,nino
Vtbin hslfa sqnare. Restaurant at all hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

SECOND w AEDSrArIoNCA sEs-LouSsa Koh
ner, seinng lag Dor % soldiers; fined s30 G. =
Wilcox, drunk aad al soreerly; 90. 81 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

e NEW. YoEKs March is.- TX a. n Erst
bctTo Us. Doapoa sks 1854. lol X; 80 rrsas.
niy Not@ fssss oefaacnssS. sss; Demsnd
Notes, f5aK; Gold, 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

THEY CLAIM ALSO TO HAVE BEAT OFF TN
- YAzoo EXpxDIffoN AT TIE FORTS
on THE TALLAHATCHIB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

nEPARTMlNT OF STATE,
" WASHINGTON, JanuaryB, 1854.
= The Beoretary Of Stste will hereafter receive Mem
psrs Of Congress on business on Saturdays, com.
Hencing with Saturday, the frst of next month.
Z Jan T-r WILLIAM H. SEWARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-18

TIE CoNFEDs CLAIM TO HAVE SUNK THE
UNITED STATES STEAMER MISSISSIPPI,
IN PASSING THE PORT HUDSON BAT
fERIKs, AND TO HAVE PLAYBD
THE MIgCHTEF WITH rARRA-
- I CUTS FLEET GENERALLY. rsf
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THE REPORTED ADVANCE ON FORT
... DONELSOy NOT CREDITED.

CINCINNATI, March 17.AThe reported rebel
advance On Fort Donelson is purely sensation
al, nor has there been any fighting near Jack
cor, Tenn, with loss Of artillery, as reported.
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| WASTkp-Aw WHITE BOY TO l..rp the sip .pd
/ M shret iron ware inanufac ture. Apply 70 "
y: MItlLL, No. kss Pa: .y., near 81 Il. . IL
WANIID.By COMPETENT young girl, sIrU-
iron. pe'y AZ ~ family 70 cook wash and
WiE!hp. By .s.p.c..el. yo,ss s.rs, ar
WORK. Can b rcen q No. sia q street. between
Ah and ssh. Good reference given from her Isst
Tor sALI-The STOCK, Fi1turer and cod wal
at elO Per month, viii the priTisce OF dSeiiias
ssfsesoIr rs.ons oGS FOR ss%s NH Or SSd
can = me Svpe1 = .s1y , ss sg next suE
Tor sALE-rbs stoce and eood win Of Pam
porth-one OF The bet beat ons Cor Business in his
40 sss ssas . S With sss Pes
Ssporsanaty Is eer,d rarely % :. met with. Ivill
All % f@sr esf'' J q s.s.' A iSs Is Of
TOE RENT-A hr.t class FuRSrsHRopwEGL.
pssa fHsss Mo- es'9s . 81: h'
ros ns,,e s0IIS mo houss With lsrEe dsa-ios
kitchen, icehouse sno wire cellars; supplied vita
water aud sss and all the modern appliances for
There are spacious xrouncs saAshsd With orns-
mental shrubbeTy and fruit tIees. Soc eis.erB.
ieuse Is sdSIrsS,s sfsptsi y for ss sf Il
Will be rented completely nrnishsi and ssEiOn
or To s Cox 40 12Ss IN sss
Washington. Iniel mar l3-eou
Il osr- YESTERDAY, lMoBd>y.l- March 18th, be
On the sT.sae or rs . ass ne ~
tanning between eleven ard twelve han red doliA,s
in notes. The fnder viii n .eive an ample reward
by bringing n 70 the Star Once, there the lO0sef
will prove his propsrty and pay the reward,
mar r-3I'
= ST. cRoIr !, .s..O .un.
O. Direct frspossaioa.
= - AGLE,s
Cfes 80 asa Per nssiY eals syesas.
1soFEER a5 oEsas A PoUgp, x,eEanlsa 90
Y eycenent srdsle. SflQ A. tDtaseN,es ~
n iIth e. onsaoof ffon Pery's Dry Sood st'r"'
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Nv the President:
WfLLIIH n. SKwARD, Secretary Of State.
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bFKklN VI I'M 8O8NIN8 Rb1S0.
The fstsR;ssweers treating upon - thestAtas Of
slavery In the insurgsnt States,n qaotss from
the New York Tritnne and other republican
prir . 10 ssow tfst they acknowisdge ms the
Presidents proclamation Of m edom 20 the me-
Groes Il Q pullity and iEoperatiye; and the Ia
teS,:0snesv adds:
"lf, N ths eetin anon OF those who were tse
OF inal friends Of they new poitcy, .the country
derives from 1t no AID in pro-ecuting the war,
imssinsry it.i.sv merely for the ~ saRe Of en-.
barrassfng the 0overnment. A war measure
which has proved so fnoperstfve ana void
needs only 20 be combatted on the ground Of the
theoretical principles which IL impusas, for NJ
creates no issue outside Of political and consu-
tutioral po,er.c1" --- =,
Tbs cErorsc,. praises the action OF what it
calls the safepentant democrats" Van Buren,,
Erady & Co, Cor boldly coming out in support
Of the Administration and the war.
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V eycellent artielo. Sfia A. 4D4NSeN,e. 90
N,1th q opsdOe' frOs Psrry'S Dry eOod store