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~A man lately from Richmond says there
are only FSl regiments il the Southern army,
but that these are kept full, and all skeleton
reg iments have been 6bandoned: the total
number OF men at the present time being 5S go,
which will certainly he INCREASED 20 nStCpo by
the first OF June. The whole number Of rebel
officers he estimates at 25,oDe or shout one half
of those in The Federal army. He Gays tt 10 .
common occurrence for men 70 be shot down,
for attempting 10 shirk their duty, and that 10
his knowlrd,e, gathered from records, at least
esG0 have I'll perished An dir rerent parts Of tbs
country. When he left Richmond there were
FIVE thousand neg roes engaged in strens sthenbng
he defence Of that city, and now it - sur.
rounded by three lines Of foruh atoms. In his
opinion, the rebellion never b. put down
until the finances of the rebels are ruined or
heir army broken, for until those events take
place the leaders VIII have their own wav and
the masses remain in a stat of suhjugauon.
Cripple the head devils, and then ihings VIII
come right. -.- ...a
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i.ow the Rebels at Port 81 ud son Coynmuu,
cate with the Gulf,

NJ MEMPHIS: Feb. l5 (via Cairo Feb. l7l-Ad.
wees IRON heiow state that the Rebels At Port
HUGson are communicating with fha a nlr -
re WAY G. Atchaf;.la! Il river. The Queen of
he west, as soon as she is repaired, win inser
TEpt that nnCvsnen:
Slf .s3itcn tsits OF cotton are below Helena
aN;ihipr Gen. Grants permission ~ ship them
Gen. Sherman 10 wagiug ridiculous crusade
against the press. bun il will prove useless.
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w eelthy Rebels Held as Hostage for Unior
Citizens.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 1s.-G. W. Donogan and
w Ii. Calhoun, two wealthy rebels Of this city,
have been arrested and confined in the peniten-
tiary as hostages for the safe return OF John A.
Goliz and T. T. Labb, Union men, now held by
the rebels at Chattanooga.
An unsuccessful attempt was made by rebel
prisoners TO escape from the penitentiary last
night. One man was morally wounded and
the others captured.
The Cumberland river is now cleared Of
rebels between Clarksyllle and n ashvilIe. The
river Is much swollen and still rising. The
cotton lands are oyerhowed.
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Military Commission Payment Of the
Western Army.

CHICAGO, Feb. l9.-A military commission is
now in session St. Louis for the in yes tigation
of the administration OF affairs at Island No. 10
ard New Madrid. All dispatches sent from
been taken by the military authorities.
The steamer Ruth takes 10 Memphis to-day a
large amount OF 'greenbacks" for the payment
OF Gen. Grants troops. The Government has
sent thither within the past month nearly
S30,tHG,0U; enough, ii is said, TO pay all the
Soldiers in that quarter.
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The Connecticut State Convention.
HARTFORD, Feb. lS.-The Democrat State
Convention asst embled here to-day.
Gen. Phelps, OF COlsbrook, presided. An in
formal bal showed four hundres and fifty
votes. Thomas IL. Seymour had a majority
over all cast.
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Successful Running Of the Blockade.

NEW YORK, Feb. ie.-Advices received here
report that the British barkentine Rosalind, Of
Liverpool, Gardiner, master, arrived IL St
Thomas the 21th ult, from Wilmington, N.
G., with the following cargo: "a bbls. rosin, 36S
bbls. spirits turpenume, 172 bales of cotton,
and IS boxes Of tobacco. The Rosalind cleared
Oh the 10th, and ran the blockade on the 18th uIt
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FROM vlCKSBURG.
Ihe Gunboat indisnela Safely Ruus the
Rebel Batteries at Viekshurg.

CHICAGO, Feb. lS-A special dispatch from
Memphis, Of yesterday, Gays the new Eonitor
snnboat indiancla ran the blockade Of the
retel batteries at Ficksburg on Friday night
lasi, IN spite OF the precautions Of the enemy
The lndiapela Was observed by The rebels aud
their batteries WED with each other in their
eherts to sink her. She, however, passed
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Dinner TO Gen. Butler,

RALTIhoRE, Feb. lS.-Maior Gen. Butler
arrives here at ten o'clock tomorrow on in
yltation OF the City Councils of Baltimore. He
Will dine at the Eutaw House with The Mayor
snd City Councils tomorrow night
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Guerilla Attack on the Ram Dick Fulton.

CAIRO, Ill, Feb. IA party of guerillas
f1red into the ram Dick Fulton, at Cypress
Bend, and killed several Of her crew. She was
towing coal 10 the fleet, and would ha We been
captured, but was saved by the gunboai
Rather,
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ITO MARRIED LADIES ONLY.-IxPoRrAsr AD-
i VICE and SPECIAL DIRECTIONS fer the full en-
SOY ood spirits, felicity and health Of KvERY
Ia iDY, will be sent TO any address, BY mail other
wise as d sy be desired tha receipt Of ONE DOL
LAR enclosed to NY sddress The result Of scisnti-
ffc rss,s arch and experiment, this INFORMATION may
he mr lcitly relied upon q CRRfAISrY In all con
tin &c Dcies, natural otrsngements, &c 1t will add
much to health and happiness Of every MARRIED
mt If ard good b alth are welcome guests and are
pri1ea by all These IssrRucTIoSs will impsrt
these blessings. Az business confidential Parties
de.ir!rG an interview or treatment will also ad-
HENRY A. TAYLOR, MD,
Z. .I.irs Wa hi ton a O.
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RoPOsA FOR COP.

HfadqE1rtsTs, Defensss Of W1Sainztcn, I
Cwes Qf CaiJ QEnyternaaster, Jan. %, 1853
PRofVsALs invited for furnishing Wood to
the troops In and around ie Forts hereinafter
specified, FROM parties osniDg wood or wood lands
N the vicinity OF the same, viz Forts ander,
Ripley, Pranklip, Mansfield, Pennsylvania, Battery
Tenaly own; Ports Kesrney, De Russey, Massa-
Saratoga, Thsysr, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont.
Martin Scott and Cameron, on the north side OF
Proposals to be made In the following manner
70 wit:
Firpt Por wood standir e, (prics per cord
Second. For wood felled By U. 8. Enginesrs or
other wise. (price per cord r--
Third For wood 60 and corded on the ground
Proposals must specify the loca!i.y, kiad, qsaa-
Proposals win be received under this advertise
ment Tor the amount OF wood required mp 70 June
!. l63.
Each bidder must attach his fall name and Post
Oh address TO his bid and the names Of sli par
ties int rested inthe proposal must appear IN the
bid
A oath OF suesiaace 10 fhs GorusnssN Of fAs
Isi;s6 States pxS: accompany each btd 90.
Bids will be opened from time TO time, and con-
tracts or purchases made Is the wood may be re-
auirsd
Ther right is reserved to accept sA or any part Of
any bid.
ELIAS n. GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief On srterslsster
tapH Dsfsuses Of *Ashin gton.
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AUCTION SALES.
rms AyrERNOON ANp TW.MOKk0.

BY Z. .cGCiks l. CO, Auetionesrs.
kttEiAPTOEy SALE OF THREE YALUABLA
Il BrILDIss Iers os IEs ISLAND. EEAR GsAos
CECEcH--CD THURSDAY, rshruary 18Th, At :!
otlccs. the premises st all sell Gote Nos. ls
L and u Il ssuare No al, fronting sSch Is fac;
us!.D1) short distance south % Grace Caurch
fcrtine each = fs,t Sth street And running
b.rs p fact "a . side pu hiic alley.
Ihs ic!a are hs.r::faly located for p-ivats sE-
dsnc-s, anil will be soid to the higeet bidders.
Terms cash.
feid J. O. Me- UIRE Il co, Au..s.
ByTL WALL 4 CO. Auctioa-ars,
HIH2T-CLASS FKAME DWELLING; or
n MAINLAND AvSkpE AT AucfIoN.-Oa FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, 9th Instant, at ( s'cinck, VIII
sell, in front OF the premises the two and half
story Frame Dwelling, No. 513. Fronting Ss feet
Oh the north size OF Maryland ave1us between ~
ard 9Th rts and 60, tanning II rooms. and water ia
TIE kitcht and aiso in the yard which extends
bach IL, feet. and contains . ttasle, Wood Shea.
&c.
Terms: Ore third cash; balances in ens and two
years, bearing IDterast, and secured by deed Of
tTust On J.s premises
fei ". L. WALL CO.. Auete.
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cnn WOOD WOOD!! wDoDl!!
N{sV @CGEDa Seasoned OAK and hAPLE
WCoD mixed at Browns S-itch, half mile below
q lille. ADDRESS or apply TO O. =. SMITH,
B~jtsyiIls, Md. te Seozw"
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nr.pY rRox nARoH 1861, TO EovzABEE
IL ise2.-By Adam Ssro"sssa. en- !. yyGar.yLos -
. daM SnA@"N
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~ Real estate operations In New Yors la>t
week amounted to nearly one million Of dollars.
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8AY gU 2 Z l. I 3 B.

A AAT So UPfLIAs.
OFFICE OF TIE CsIEy QuAAfHaAAs1hA,
Army of sls Pc:onsds, }
WAsHIHeFoM September -. lsd7f
EsorssALs invited for furnisainx Tor tbs Hss
e{tks army of the Potomac the following articles:
$500 tons bes: quality Timothy Hay, securely
halsd, tae weight ofsAeh bale TO be mArksj
thereon.
s.soian baskets sf o.ts,, Of tAs beg: ssAlity, Ii
strong sacks, wsll sewsd.
-aneefs: 5ss spd EisaSSIE Wood. Well seasoned
E.ant 0; two ressensble persons tast the oonsrsoe
Esvsr5sd vii be falfllsd. .
5:ss v:u BE- onsned from time to time ~ the AZ
rcisz nav b nssdsd and contracts VIII es awarded
for the euantitirs needed to the lowest responsbs
hiiGsE sp TO the time Of o1entns. -.
ne right Is rsserved 70 aeeept al or any sart Of
s.y bid. .,.."p-on,,.,,so "a, IA,
OF Cats or wood !" a. the case nay Be and sseiosed
a separate envelopes. kbIUb inSALLs1
ssSS Chief QusrssrusstsI
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EURElsHED ROOMS TO RENT-Por rent, at
II $50 l2th street, east side, between and II
streets, neatly furnished and very eomfortahle
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS and PAR
LORs. The neigh borhoed 10 one of most desir able
in the city. Every attention paid to those occupy.
ing them. No children in the house ja2f
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Money Recovered by the Adams Express
Company.
NEW YoRK, Feb ls-The Adams Express
Gaze, containing i've Thousand dollars, has been
recovered from the wreck Of the Ella Wsrley.
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THE CAMPBELL MINsTRELs.

This company attracted another highly intsllec-
tus audience last evening TO witness their rechsr
che entertainment. and we never saw more salts
faction evinoed or Al sp!ience better pleased Tho
trou pc Is class in ali its de whether
We take the solo singing by Gray and Carlton, the
ousrtette, the fne bass ef Gardner, the instru;
not orgetting the Brass Band which is far better
than any We have seen with other companies Go
and the best band that has visited for many
years. but be on hand early. jaT
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. PRICEs OF AphIss ssIos.-Dress Circle and B,Iconv
chairs. 81 cents; Orciientrs Chairs IS cents: F.,Iv
Circle, % cents. Secured Seats Is cen rs extra
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'ds!-Grsnd Cor piirnentxry Testimonial
nts nAGGtE ElfChELL, and positively h
is't night in WashInxton
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VII wALLs CO. Aucttaa-ars,
FUTURE DAYS.

BY L. WALL CO.. Au.tioneers
T.fkLUGCE BALE OF 5000 VOLUMES
y B;iUkS, pat belonging to che library OF Gen
Nas ing.on Particulars IN fut save rtise me- MT
fs Is W. L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArCHEss.I
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FkjekS OP ADhIssIcs. .-Beloony Chairs "a cent?:
UreSsstrS Keats, 10 cents Parauette 50 cents: Far,
'U CircIe, u c+Dts; Private Boxes, e5.
iSorn open a. IL TO commence 1T O'Clock
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Having noticed advcr rtisament in tho B1tIy
Rtrtt Tcon that one If the best Concert Halls in
this city wss for sale, the Manager you'd tesp ct
fully state to the public generally that the afore
said Greert HaH rs no, the Canterbury, rs IL is not
the intention of the proprietor to rei;uquish dis
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GROWERS THE ESTRE.
Pennsylvania AVENUE, ussT Wizards Hotel
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By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
(NHAECERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN
Directors of 9eor setovn College are conpiainants,
aS &: ss fft
Bdser ss a Go
In Hoimead's Addition to Georgetowny besinaing
WITH the west line Of North street one nundrsd
Sa street Teny feet sI sces thence norh.r
ly parallel to the 6rst line hundYed ana twenty
rad south line .ast.rly with strsish. line twenty
feet sis inches sos) to the beginning, situated in
y est and North sire. Is. and improved BY good
Terms: One third in cash; the residue in 6 and II
months, with interest, TO be secured by the notes
ofths purchsfsr, with endorsers to be approved b!
With in ave days, the Trustee may resell st tho
risk and cost E ths sfff"Int
s.,s..~swad. o & asd e SIkE SH oo.. toss Hssss
ssisrANr euAkTsHnasIEsss a:s srs s,s oryIos,
sALE OF ssnsEGs fSp s III Lbs:
val Ss NG on sns h to 10,
@ sa.rtsr%ss,er. % Dsp.rsmens. art !. the 4o1srSnsns
%5 s sss sss.
J. O. AedulHto oHAse 4 so IL. ATfisfPffffsss AT6ssKfss,
misd capt Anu A''''''1' guar 6. Army,
w HIDEE-Hi DIS.
WILL Be sold at Public Auction, on svs-y
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at III O'Clock q
n , st the " hsrf on Sixth street, Washington, al
the Goyerpmen Beef Hides on hand 1T the time 81
sale. :.
Terms cash, in Treasury notes, to Be Isid It tAs
mSTsh' jsls OF ftGhish,l 1t. Col and 6. 5 G.
RyJ q. MCGUIRE A 90 Auctisnssrs.
rORPORATIOH OF WASHINGTON SIX PER
~ 6BEr. STocE AZ fUBLIo AUCTION -On SAT n
DAY AFTERSO0S, Feb. 2st. at o'clock, ct the
Auction Rooms, we shs sell in suras to suit-
81 s0 Corporation of Washington Quarterly Nr
per Cent. Stock.
J. c. MCDONALD, Admist'r.
far JRsp1 O. Mo iUIRE co, Auots.
ByJ c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auction. srs.
VyALUABLE bUILDING LOTS ON 10Th, BE-
Y TWEEN AND sIREETs, At PUBLIc AuorIos:
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February 2<ih, at 4
o'clock on tee premises, We shall sell Lot No. -,
in sarare nu mtered Ip2 fronting IS fset2 inches ON
18th street betwst q and streets and running g
back rG2 feet inches The lot will be sn nbdivldsd,
50 A. 20 make tro good building lots OF q foat
ip eh 'front.' on 9Th street, running back loo feet 70
8 ~ foot alley The rear part OF the lot 'front.' nx
e feet inches ON the alley, aud rannias back s.
feet inches will be soid separate the latter wa
be desirable for stable puf poses savipg an Alley
Tspms One third in cash. the remainder Ia six
and twelve months, wita Interest. secured oy .
a. cd of trust OIL the enises.
q ma ] O. Meat IRE %, A,st'.
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NJ NAEUABLE FAKM FUK EALE.-The ucder-
signed will sell . valuable FARM, situated
npon the Turnpike road lesdinx from Washington
to Blsdensburg, directly opposite the residences of
John G. Rires, Esa and adjoining the farm of
Alan Dodge, ESQ The farm contains from lS, TO l4e
state of Improvement, and is sculiarly adapted to
the cultivation Of fruit, and garden vegetables.
House, pleasantly situated pom the place ana also
several Of the finest building sites in the District
charts together with . most ehooe collection of
pears cherries. apricots, &o.; indeed the place
in the vicinity of sshin gton. II win be sold en-.
tire, or II desirable, 1t will be divided. We are
anxious to sell in order to the settling the business
tf the estate of eur late father. Apply to the
dersigned. y. X. WITCH,
fe Him J. W, WITCH
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WASHINGTON THEATRE,
CORNER ELEVlNfH AND STREETS.
Ls*"sss aIKpsR 90,
ffAeh AAAAGks.-.--...---..-. -..FaxD. 6. EARDKR

THIH EVENING,
,PCSITJyELE LAST NIGHT GUT ONE
cf the o. ming and accomplished
EiSSS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
.: I play Of
HERHAN NCE
THE CHILD OF FORTCEEI
acma1ec. .......-..--.. Mss Maggie Mitchell
SKETCHES III INDIA
Nj ~. Il. Bailey, ]. Edwards, n. O. Rorrsstar
hfs. q. Ha-d-r and Mrs NuIzy in the east
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Tr-morrOS
BENEFIT OF Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS
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this EVENING
LAST .ir7 Q, positively, of
The AdiC JOhE OR PkiSCE DoLoRoso
Pthce Doioroso. Hrs. Barney Williams
r.. -, sptcheU
Positively last time OF the magnificent Ir,sh "a.
grnasfy spec!aes .ar arsna enttsIed the
FAIRY CIRCLE;
Or, Cox CtauLAs's DREAH
Con '''<aroan ............. Mr.. Barney Will anna
Do oIet hee Mrs. Barney Williams
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EARN LANDS TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY
I Properly. or a STICK o; Gooos. Address JET
fersoB ~ box 3SS Post Ofira fe "a ST.
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FROM kESTEEkV-

Rehet sympathizers Attempt to Hold a
Convention at Fraakfort-Pro ingS
At"pPrd by Union SoIdiers-The Conven.
lion Br rokenrp
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4 LARGE STORE FOR KENT AND LOT OF
~ GEDCtKIES AND pR0HUCE FOR SALE
The stor@ is one # the best in the city c. 80
::"-' ttpn.ylgania avenue. Address Is D. a."
Z rough Post 0hice fe II eti'
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STEAM FLOUR MILL FOR RENT The Me
- tropolitan Steam FIGURING Mill, - situated
Canal, corner Of 18th street in the city Of Washing
ton belong ng 70 the estate OF T.. l.. COitmar de-
ceased is Offered for rent lease for three years
less time if desired. This ifiil il well estab-
lshed, has six of burrs, and is capable Of doing
large business Inquire Of either of the eabscri-
bars. ROBERT CDITMAS
JAMES ADAMS,
fe lT-eO3w BX. cutOra aud rrustAes
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CHANCE TO INVEST.-The subscriber has
from 500 to @6tt1 offering a good chance t. in
sett. Ife l2-eoNt'I WIN T. DAURY.
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~ EW CANTERBURY.
~ NEW CANTERBURY
LOUISIANA AV.. EEA SIXTH Sr.ys-

TRIUMPHANT STILL
PONERL u CiONBlhdTtON OS STARS
PLUfiE tt IRNED A way EVERY NiGHT
OF TIE WORLD
The Canterbury during the pc st week has been
ci e"ded TO excess every night hundreds being n
atle i" gain standing room. which yerifes the
5tSterient hat II is, without ceptIon. the
bsN' hdrd3C"'eN and HoS' Popular lIasie Hal in
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THE 1863,
1863.

pa ssYIVANGA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
y1i'u tia Connection, flsTs
TpF sffORTFST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Froa Nov OK TO rHE PKNC gAl - gay Cilin'
sevea sin, deity from New or 10 Philadelphia VIA
ALL TUEOi0H TRANS fOR TuE WESI BY THIS
E0lTE LEAVE hEW-l OItn FROM THk
FOOf or COUR1LANDT-ST.
By Wy o. Pa adepha the morning pasenges cave new.
Iork at time as Oi1crfOuies Evensn. Iatehse
a. u Lour later than other lues
~ wsy ID Allentown evening plssengeIs eaNS Q. "
rive u the ssae time o. Norhof cs, Ia CLlcsso zoe ~
points 81 the NoithN est CreAt, Indianapolis, I'oni~'s
y. Louis. Cies and Columbus Cncinn4,L aid al main
POINTS Wet with fewer change sfcafs 80. .
sleeping Cars. without change rom Pbilsds p1a TO
Pittsburgh mice. snl kewN OH Pittsburgh so mieL
smoking uud Sa,0op Cars al trslus.
fete tue d other routes
BAGGAGE checked through. 1Isus'srsf FREQ
S,aure "a .kefs good ultil ussd, by fii tburrh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The feHnsylvaTia Central Company funs an Fpirran.
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode
ayelo .e. owl Westward q, onehsii he usud rs.e'
Of fsIe ,ry,,.,,r.
~ this route ifeghs Of al decfpions be forwarded
and FROM aoy point The ifc adj Of OHIO Kentucky
hdisua. llnois Wisconsin Iowa Missouri, by RAIL.
gOAD DIRECT, 10 any port the nav. sbe river, OF
ia Wet by steamers lraIn Pti.5ur.i
Ihe Of fegt 90 AID from suy point Ia the est b.
e Peuusygauia CrulTsl HAroad all times lasofab
.. srs CO iged other Railroad Companies Merchant ana
clippers inuue the transportation Of their Freight 10 lis
LIVE STOCH
Faneis sud Dealer ia Live S;oek vii lad this 1s. a
,sissgeou. route. CspHci0us laIasl wen weteied
ood with every colvcniencs have beeu opened on is line
AID IT, Connections and every Gteltio IL paid 10 their
From n8ubug. where viii be ad every convent nee of
PIIA 81 N.YOKk and BALI 10 ORE MAEbLIS
l. ELLIOTT, Pauen.cf Agent, no. AuoE iiol'e.
LEECH q Co, Freight Agent, ,,,..
No | hsor. Ousc. frd 80. South Niliioms'.
MCDONALD BisCHOFF. Emgrsnt 4 gents,
No Battsyp,acs
ENoCI LEWIS Genera sur rintendent, Al'o0n' p.
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Gtdtlo,,erp ano fanrp Goods
A New Material for Paper.

To "A, rditoy Of Tht n. 7. ITIosHf
SIR: Perceiyipg the trouble experienced BY print
er and papsr-makers in reference to material fOs
,bs manufacture of paper, permit me to direct yout
attention to a very common but much dcepiss4
nlapt from whose fibrous stems have seen yars
spup and cloth woven that would compare with any
sbeeting ever saw. Indeed, must Say have
slspt with as much pleasure and comfort as I ewes
did in my life on sheets made from the Canada This
tie. Yours truly, JAMES fAlIhmoS'
Iceerrik III Dorado Cesaty, Cal, Feb. !. 1868.
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Proposals.

OIgi,e SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PEINuSe, !
VAsnyeIoN. March 10, 1868.
DROpOSAIS for Pro
posa. ell, be received a. this iii e until MONDAY, the
"a sst ~ 0cOcs iof Engraving stone Five Maps and
30 eAs lh9 originals ready for ca ana h'ioi 81
ia!' Cdes 5iaal p0pOIas gn1 specifications wI De
tS.at.Ass JOHN u. Oh REEFS. Superintendent.
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ARREST OF DEsIRrERs.-The Kentucky Lesiss
laturs has passed stringent law to compel the
arrest Of descre, epoinins lite execution upon the
judicial officers OF each county, upon pain Of Wv
fine for each failure.
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Tnr C,SAL Bo.RD-We unders's ..I1, bs opencd
i. strong probability that the canal Last y year they
for "ayi ols1. on u dSf i Ss 81 h..,
oc !%SsI gss b GsHa Rv.s
Canal. C.rsl Collector at Boonvile.
Oscar Mo eau OF Weighmssteu was postponect
a ahe Rpsrd adjourned yesterday, to meet ag'da
M, the 18Th INST. l .
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Groceries ano iDrnrisicns.

~ Gn.LIES's PER
ID CENTS OLD PLANTATION POUND.
COFFEE.
To I'll lovers OF fDe favored Cetse ,
We hayo completed arrangements whsfoSy We eSe"'
about 200 bales per month OF -. e,.,,,,,
ch We opr the public superior beverage 10 ny
heretofore sold in this market. -. amman
THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE .
fof which " are tho only aud msDuiacrer' sue
N, No the Coffee usually sold auch Mocha JAWS naa
ej,o &c Hotels VIiVste isues boarding houses ''''a"
'"'' " THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE -,
~ reibl. tL.n ordinary Conoe. by our new hooe OF
n viii 80 found 70 contain perfect uniformity OF
rut I'D only ii Que poapd plokascs6o pounds "a cs's
with ia directions ia esch psesase
Eol sale by ggUceIs g"reis ally ,,., ., A.. It'd
INV N'' WRIGHT GIbLifS bkO.,
Nos $50 10 and 2J7 WssLsngtons T., ~ Y,
iuIpor,ea aud AisnuecturvIs-
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"rvnSrY DANA correspondent OF IhS
N.,IriNe Union says that an East Tennessee nuntes
ho. collected abou. 500 men in the mountains, wno
s~ rck souirre of the top Of the tallest oak uhu
then long rides, and is smbuscadng the Rebel cav
Slrv a. al points, and wiping out whole sSs -
them With astonishing CELEBRITY. - ...a s,
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The gunboa. Chcctaw, building at St. Louis. 70
nearly finished. She is thoroughly iron Clad nsS
nine large gums aud will be one OF the most
able boats in the West.