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CANTERBURY HALL.
LnUIsIANA. Av.. HlAs sIxrH srxsHv
Vim. 3. Sinn. Sole Manager and Proprietor
rHB STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
GENIUS AN D BEAUTY.
FIRST CLASS Xxx Ro's AUTHORIZATIONS
DURING ia THs suaMsR SEASON,
MAMMOTH oIIo deie'oP PfRsoRHAscR, 4 70
EXCELSIOR conPAEY f1 ~ OF THE WORLD
GREAT sENsATION BILL.
To night another Great Drama,
FIRST nights Of the Great Drama. in three asts
THE The fFfSSH fkssSH ssE; ssEE;;
81 81 FEE THE sFTSSkaIsS sFSkaisSS SF SF aGs1EEs
Eiss EsS ESSis4 ESSIs4 xEEfs xEEEs ss9.
UnRTsssdeHtsd PISS sT. RSsSS ;usssss Of
Tho celebrated vocalist.
The beautiful Scotch Ballet, arranged by Mons
szollosy, entitled
in which hss Louis. we. aens ssolS:y
W. Armstrong viii appear. supported by
oognT oF REHgrYs
MR.: GEORGE 3. EDESON,
The pupular Comedian.
MONS. J B. l.. sZOLLOHY,
The Great Aaitre de Ballet, and Comic
5zTfs 8 8 { GIsSkzi IEsRSxkzRDs,'
MASTER JOHNNY
g. MARSHALL, &s.
Admission twenty fys and AZ afty eents.
VIII be given asIt GREMP sATnRbiQ MA1IHfF HxfFFFERsoos
the aeeorn moda alton Of Ladies' and Children, when
the Great Cantsrb bury Company win appear 1y6 st
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Vol: XXI.
PROPOSALS.
DROrosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Posi- OFFICE Dzriarxssr:Z}
WASHINGTON, June q z1s6s,}
BE-
AZ q July. for furnishing for he use Of til.
$50 tons e 54e lbs to the tonb oc the best whiss
% tons Red Ash. same size land
ESQ cords best seasoned OaH Wood.
Yartiss win be at liberty 70 bid for the Wood
a es st sesssasss
sure Ts e the GevsIpmsnt fall weight and asurs
ssss. ss:d ..a IL n ossF half into ali to Be
The ceal is to be slowed Away In the vaults,
No bids viii BE- entertained un,sss satisfactory
sv,assnes Gan be furnished of the reliability and
Samples Of Coal such as is desired, can be seen
nay paynsnts IT., viii be promptly made sfssr the de-
P1ogossls s shsald Se addressed 70 g. The under;
jes4d Disbursins Clerk o Post o. Once S Dspartn;ent
SEALED PROPOSALS. Are invited till the 18th day
the g % o. ~ 0eesk tn f9r @ hu,nishnf
shss s.a Nj
% eco barrels bar Separate bids VIM be ressi7ed for
srse BIDS dsrens and fos
second hand barrels, should be upon separate
66eeI6
The delivery of the Flour to be commenced on
or about the goth July or as soon thereafter Is
daily aitssr .Ss tsss
Warehouse in Georsetown, at the Wharves, or 1t
The barrels TO be strong and head lined.
Payment will be made in certificates of indebted
ness or such other funds the government may have
The usual government inspection win be made
An oath Of allegiance must accom- pany each bid.
No bid win be entertained frem parties Who have
Bids to be directed to 6oi. i. BEcKWITH, A,
| pc. &g,s. o. 9 A., Washington, D. O., and en-
dorsed "Prcpossls for Flour" jyl-
PROPOSALS. 5oa adaSE RATs, ! CAPS, SHOES DRY
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or WAsHIrGroR,l
Office of Chisf Qxarte7master, July l. 1858.
this Department. to be delivered in this city, the
following articles, suitable for clothing contraband
men. ToHen, and children
| for nen: women, and children's wear.
Chip, felt, and voolen Hats, and cloth Caps.
Ks,1ay 1 made , hickory and check Shirts, and Den.
| Kerseys, Hnseys. sinshams, blankets, and other
| Wooden and Cotton Goods.
| pense Of the party forwarding the same.
No bids Will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be furnished Of the reliability and
| Proposals win be opened from time to time, and
contracts awarded as the interests Of the service
| Good security viii be equired fer the faithful
fulfllment OF any contract made under this adver-
| Proposals should be addressed to the under
| Dry Goo ds. ac. Elias X. GREENE,
| Lieutenant Colonel. Chief Qusrsermss'er.
I'm Department OF Washington.
MAJORS oFFICE, July ?, 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-06

CUTLERs, ATTENTION
= IN ,oxs. ossrtEl9nR tE9R sSab SALE.
'S ,oS 44PnfAIMnAMNfINi 4nfInMfI oANDLns.
Cheap for cash ct National Soap and Candle
Works, Green street and the Canal, Georgetown,
d, q. usar -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLvANIAAV AVENU x near WiGsrds' Hotel
THIS tMonday) EVENING. July 6,
Complimentary Testimonial to
Me- i. T. GROVER
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON
Will te produced
FOR THE LAST TIME POSITIVELY,
Judge Edwards'R and Leater Wa.iack's great mod
ern spactsculsr Drama, entitled the
ROMANCE OF POOR YOUNG NAN
With it's
Mugn,j,ent Scenery by Strong,
GrdRd Music by kappifz,
Sapert Eff. .cts by Putnam,
ELgdaf Costumes by Mrs Eno,nss
And powerful arrangement of characters, en-
piosjne every mem Der Of the
GREAT co APANY.
~ Admission 50, IS. and 75 cents No extra
charge for secured seats
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d B Z RI
IL L q NJ Ri
The undersigned is now in receipt of two cargoes
Of assorted Lumber which will be sold cheap for
cash at his Wood, Coal and Lumber Yard, corner
"a street and the canal.
iel7-2ws GEO. l.. SHERIFF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-06

VIII be given next SATURDAY AFTERNOON for
the accom- nodation Of Ladies and Children, when
the Great nterbury Company win appear 1y6 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-06

/ have always refused to sell any of the COM
prounds known as tonic bitters, as believe them
to be generally Injurious and posed of delete
rous drugs but from careful trial of the " Cri-
mean Bitters" backed blythe certificates of Doctors
Chiffon and fOhle, of New York i have no hesita-
tion in Recommending them to my frIe nds and
customers. FREDERIC 8. COZZENS.
Wine Merchant, New York and
lie l4-aA2N Ppnnsulvanis Washinufnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-06

On Withdrawing from the field Lee left hi
dead ana wounded in our possession.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
spEEoH FRoM GEN. HOUSTON.

Gen. Samuel Houston addressed the people OfHouton'
Texas, ON the 2sth ult lie made an eloquent and pa
trotic speech. We give the conclusion of it =
The peAOd is approaching when the great issues OF
the war will be decided. The turning poin' must soon
come From our army we may expect every thing Let
M expect but little from foreign powers, but be ready
TO make the best of the condition OF things abroad and
Inv wise foreign policy endeavor TO make them'tend to
onr advantage We can afford to wait for the future
neope whose expansive energies have carried our in-
snons thus far Southwark, cannot be restrained II
destiny points the way.
FelIoEcitizens, YOU have before you the scheme oil
of your INDEPENDENCE. 1t is to be accomplished through
the triumph of your arms the sustenance OF your cur
reney devotion and unity Of purpose in your relations
with YOUR Government and each other, the wisdom OF
those who control your affairs, and the oessngS Oh
Providence Convinced that the separation OF the an
ee and the Southern people is fixed and certain, that
anaticsm and conservative principles of Government
cannot harmonize, long for peace, aud with IT. The
nanny dawn of a nation whose gloomy period has gwen
evidence of greatness that the world may hope for
-, lorg and PROSPEROUS existence. trust the day may
that stimulated by the dangers which surround
~, we shall remain united; that our Constitution may be
maintained sacred that territory may be added to our
limits and that we may emerge from the scenes OF war
with our liberties unimpaired either by usurpauon AT
home o. tyranny abroad.
Let us gather up the links that remain 70 US ana en-
rreng With them hearts, swear TO resist 10 the last
that worst of all tyranny, iratena hate From one ma
lion we have become two, and well VIII II De lor man
Lind If this fact is soon recognized BY our foes and the
world War NAV still wage and its march of desolation
trsnpe upon the hopes Of millions, yet the chain oil
unity will be broken and two people yet llvSto attest
how vain we're the dreams OF these VINO DeieVeu tna'
tho Union was a thing Of forever.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
TILE FINALE OF THE FIGHT FOR. TIE HARB0R.

Proudly this thirteenth day of Apii, the second an
niyersary of the surrender OF Fort SUMTER dawns up
on the city of Charleston The boosted iron heet
which was three hours to have reduced our deences
and pulversed the walls of Fort Sumter, battered ana
d,scomftted by our skilled arerists after tarryDS
6v. DAYS within our bar probably TO repair damages
and get orders from Washington, has gone Ad''t er-
eeSsit, evdSft eTupu! .
Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock, the Monitors
crossed the bar-tlree of them steamng, the other
three towedby wooden vessels Most oil them Iesseao
southvard and were soon lost to the view II Is likely
that they have gone to Port Royal whittier one OF their
number, worse injured probably than the rest, hao
preceded them four days ago. The lronsdes irgate
was also towed beyond the bar and at dark YESTERDAY
had resumed the position she lately occupied az the nag
ship OF the blockading squadron 1t Is stated
by observers that her pump has beenkept stead
y in notion that her water line has been raised by
| the removal of portion, at hast Of her armament
and that she has been caresned, evidently undergoing
repairs on one side. u u =.
| From the Stone River also get intelligence TIA
twenyour of the Transports recently anchored IN tpa
stream. Lave OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to remove troops
or oply to bring more TO Folly Island with view t(
i the capture of Morris Island we know not But a
snv rate the progress Of the great Yankee movement
towards Charleston both by land and sea- has been SUD
denly STAYED in the first and most dreaded advance ah'
our people while they may not rejoice IN the e1pecta
lion that their ua ordeal is passed, can II: least ENJOY
hrea,b;ns snellrom anxiety concerning the water ap
proach. while every e1erton slNuldbe given toward
1.-THE security Of charleston otherwle.
In announcing to the public this almost udlcrog'
hardly e1pectedand most gratifying conclusion OF nr s
vaboted attack of the steerpaed Yankee armada GRIP
Ned defeated and driven back in an engagement oil no
two hours and halt, with iewtdmrably served bat
teres we cannot forbear TO invoke, as proper spun
Of nrofoupd thankuness to the Gver of Victory 'an
of humble prayeriul trust in Him for continuance
the proydentakmercies which, beginning with the re
ductiou of Sumter two yeas ago nave Sisnaiy mara
tbe progress of operations in this quarter
i Mercury 18th.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
CAMP 49rH REGIMENT VA. vols.
IN 4 1870

meeting the two Volunteer Conpa les from the cou1ty
Nelson held 10 tie 49h vi gnia Volunteers the l nst
for purp anga candidate represent the coun-
ty In the House Of elsgaies-
Capt Lobb,n called TO the Chair, and Lieut. Wp
NJ. Hill app'ifted secretary.
Ths den briefly explained the object OF the meet
whereupon the following preamble and resolutions were Of
fered and unanimously adopted:
Whereas ha;d when The speple Of Nels,n
will called upon their repres NATIVE the next use
Degaes and being OF the Importance, in this trying
hour Of national ansrs A6uld be selected 10 I'll tbs
Important post Will faithfully and truly represent tae SEMI
interesl OF the peoTle belt
Resolved That In the OF this meeting, could be
und more sbly ahd faithfully dscha this important
trust than cur much esteemed eowsoldier d. sc OABEL,
who notv IN landing bis be pit from mil ary service early
in the contest enlisted private soldier In which ~ be
has ever since served faithfully and cheeruly dsclaIg
every duty camp aud acqung himself wi unsurpassed
courage on the field OF batls
Resolved That We pledge undivided support In the
coming eec 0n earnestly call tire citizens OF the
county uuite with in eievang Ills post Of trust tne In
every respect, so deserving. :,
sent to the nchJug Republican and Rceuond whg for publ
cation. JNO u LObbhN'f es T.
Ityur VIM NJ Hill, Sc ". f1p sit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
FIEiEcIIL AID ClnIMERCIiL.

: FRIDAY, April II, 1858.
The unsteadness in the gold market, mentioned yes
tsrday confirmed to-day by the fact that some Of the bro
kers Ing only a 10 Prmun for o. We do not
any decided decline until Congress has adourhsd and
possibly until troops under General Lee have aga
encountered Yanqukhed the enemy Whea thasevent
necessarily fall Virginia bank notes are qu0tabe
6o15 premiuubuyns and selli5g rate Issues Of
the banks other States being available In Baltimore are
seOg cents higher Some Of brokers offering ~
cent premium to-day for Treasury notes, odd issue
Messrs. Robinson, Adams q Co., had very extensive
auction sale ody Which the following prices realized
Brown Sugar good to ciOlce $166 SO white clarified do
50 bbis cOpperas 6lTTX nails s15@!s q kf; salt SIS
potatoes SO buske taow caHfes 1910 sdsmartine a So
sseet oil As * bottle bacon hog round $l1g al 2 note pa
par, ssOG5O letter do, t56Gsli envelopes, $50 z NJ
The following revised quotations of Tobac-
co:
InfeoI Lsss sl9@ls good ss@aO common Leaf s2c@a'
While the bill to restrict the cultivation of cotton
pending in the Georgia House Of Delegates Mr. Hester Of
Ebert made Galley the substance Of which is tn Oe "
| leg:
The whole crop the eight sltes ls5w's 100000
aud 800 90 disposed Of the portion troy
I'd prev Ing into the hnds Of the enemy leaving
about 90O0O bales which, at fifty Gems per pound
$3.50 per bale price Ia Europe the total would b.
/ SocO0Oo OOO-tbout onshalf Of our nslioral debt.
Mr. estimated that enough cotton ou TO be producet
In 1863 supply the domestic dem; nd at least II nom
were raised for expectation. In Georgia, les raisst
In 1861 GC00 1862 Under the law permitting three acre
the hand he placed the In 1863 at only 5000 bales
100000 poupds,tus whole Of which would he cOn'umsd 4
thing the psopis Of Georgia supposng that Gf pounds
each would be necessary to nothing Of the nt
required bale and and for bedd purpo
our " he continued furnish ton Than consumed
other states Of the ConedeTaey might participate He
which he believed that only 1901 on bales would be Use
this year the whole MED Georgia 10000, Alabama 30
co., Mississippi % 600, Texas 90 00 Louisiana 10000 Afkansa
10 O0 South Carolina OO0 and North carons 10000 De
Quoting Iersons Missouri Kentucky Tennessee An
vrgoa who woGd require cotton, and there would
100000 left In the Conederacy tbe cohef who, At 10 poun
esch would In clothing alone 25 900 bales 10 wlh ad
bales b2eng the and for ents IN the iam
beldng &C., woud be $4,000 require t. Answer thss
PURPOSES against 10000 bal=she entire crop for 1868 T
wou show dehc!sy Of 10000 bal which tyed be IN
wise - permit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
A Confederate Seal.

The House Of Representatives yesterday adopted
device for Seal Of the Confederate States reported
from the Committee by Mr.. BOieler 1t consists of
equestrian figure of Washington to be copied fOm that
which CROWDS his monument in this cy-surrounded by
wreath representing the chief agricultural products q
the couutry-cOttOn tobacco wheat sugar cane, corn
and rice, with the motto, " Dec des PirceDlps," and
on the margin the following Words "Seal of the
Confederate States, February %, 1852" There was
some discussion the motto but to the device
We think the whole well chosen, tasteful and apprt-
priate
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
rHE LArE PRoTEssoa CoLEMAx

Ala meeting Of the Faculty of the University of Virginia. held
April lst 1862
ADOPTED:
IL the Providence Of God, called upon the
Of our league, Prof LEWIS NJ. GOLDMAN, who de
At the residence Of friend IN the county OF CAROLINE the st
Of March, wound received in the battle Of Fredericksburg
the 18th OF Dec mbeF last.
Prof Coleman Aumnus OF the University After taking
It's highest academic honor he devoted himself the Of edu
cation ard Pdncipal Of the nOr6r academy aired
reputation in his profession, second Of his contemporaries
In the year 1882 upon the resignation Of Prof Ha on he
appointed Professor Of Latin In this institution he filed the
CHAIR with diiineus ability and unit the close Of his
session. 1861 Immediately thereafter at the cali Of pa
reSg 1ed his Professor ship and Joining the
ee.menS OF home and the pnrsnS which he delighted
snzed company of Artillery aud entered a. Its head Toto the
mill airy tervce Ct the Confederate States f.om the tm he
e ed the vice until he received his fatal und the heights
Fredericksburg when he had risen to the rank r. e Col
one Of Artery conspicuous In the discharge every
duty camp and the battle field The which is
raging mids has called from the quiet pursuits OF peace
his last repose nobler, drawer truer
hot HIS place In the be filed but how shall the
cahcy in midst ch expected him be supplied
As colleague associate and Ie d, his loss Is irrcpsrab In
requirements OF the highest order joined
with lnsgity .cey, with purity Of heart and do
nestle social Christian virtue These endowmen commend
him alike TO respect and cur Affection
Guam desideris sit pudor, dut faodus
TtIl carl cdpitis.
oed That hereby record Of the great loss
ourselves personally the Universe and the country have stn
ed In the death Of Pref Coleman.
esoIrsd tende the widow and relatives Of the de-
ceased sympathy In their greatberS
= ap1s WM. WHITEWATER, Secretary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
ExEcUrrvE OFFICE,
Richmond, April 10, 1863.
PLAN SUGGESTED Br THE SECRETARY or WAR.

the people in each county parish or ward select at pub
lie meeDg early convenient committee OF three or more
discreet cEeps charged with the duties hereinafter men,
toned
cit zen in the parish what Of surplus corn and
meat uhehe bacon pc bet he for the use OF
the army reseryng supply for B family and those de-
pendent on him for food
bet this Ok pr!c whchs deePed by them just
compensation be ar furnished ana Inform the ciLens
What this price is each may befo:e devey what
price il 10 be psfd for the articles furnish d.
cuuttee Ike rangemeLts for the transportation OF
the supplies convenient depSt after Insulation with the
officer who Is TO receive them.
the cormittee make delivery OF the supplies on receiving
p,yment price, and the dhty Of yng over TO
the citizens who have ufnBhed the supplies
Ill Where the duty Of the committee performed In any town
or city ut there be Quarermaster Comssay,
no further Be required OF them than TO deyeto the
officer list u the Il the eiiEe1s and OF the supplies
each ready furuis and the price fixed Ehertupon
the officer WILL hmef gather the supplies and make payment
w the supplies FL nshed In hs country the cast OF
tsnspoatonto pot will be psd BY the Cove nment, w
addition 10 the price fixed by the committee
made to the ptopre for the berett OF
brave enders In the army the Department relies with con-
6dence on patriotism OF the people that than just
fixed by the committees accepted by
those whose chief will be ad their country and not 10
make undue gains cut OF the needs Of cur toldes
apis Ct j. a. tEDDoN, Sec OF wal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
Died 4n Northern Hospitals.

Some months ago Mr.. CrOcker Superintendent. Of the
Army Intelligence oise, made out list of the North
ern prisoners who had died in Southern hospitals and
forwarded it to the United States authorities. In
turn for this courtesy Mr. Croker has been furnished
with list of the Couiederates who have died in North
ern hospitals The list is large one embracing three
thousand or more names It has been decided cas=
y the names according to States and then to publish
them in the papers of the several Safes Meantime
the list is open to inspection at the Army Intelligence
Office
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
4 VERY T5RsIRABLEFARM FOR SALE

"a having determined South Offers his
hucdred aud seventy ave FOR sale VaelJ
There hundred and twenty-five In onal forest
with fine pantan5 aud about hQeen In old hd pine the
bNAnee Ia high OF proVenen being well set In
ThHe forty Of creek bottom free from overflow and
land There ghty bushels Of Bowers and Bougion wheat
seeded The place. ard hundred bushels Of winter
The viii be hundred ard my In this year. and
from which clover be moved
his Tobacco barns fixed uP In good order, and
house with chimney the most convenient ard sub
Grain barn. good houae aud stable large
The house and full Of Ice oAbrs and
oVersee good In splendid The dwelling large
and convee1ty srranEed with six besides base rent
and the yard Just been enclosed The garden well enclosed
good ehard.
THIS s souhsde Of Jsmes Rive In the county Of
cuubeaad In good and healthy nelshborhood convenient
churches mills, shout forty nine miles above
Richmond tso and half miles from CArtersvle Possession
Immediately There everything the place for
for sweYs months 70 Mules cows exsn sheep hogs
TnHs-Ts uult purchaser, saah or credit. Call on
PATRICK II. JACKSON,
Weston's Mills P. o.,
GP1S-dn Cumberland eooun,y, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

RWNISG THE BLoCKADE.-The fine steam ship Gen.
era Beauregard Captain Louis NJ CoIetter, arrived at
Charleston at an early hohrMonday morning from Ber-
muda having left ST. Georges Wednesday, at which
time there was only the steamer Merrmac at that place.
The General Beauregard has a cargo mainly for the
Government She passed a very large feet Of Yankee
transports and bockaders and fred atseveral tme'
but passed in safety.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
The CITY DELElATIoN.

APRIL 10th, 1863
Il seeus who has Cng and cosSly observed public
eu that the ticket for the Richmond Representation In y Gen.
era semby VIII ch he the pGper Is about good
could be sec ed Snd ecttd General Randolph for the
Senate, and WyaHe Bigger and Walker for The house Nj
Wynne IS seiisitl. nd efficient member he is Of d.
g'nce efficiency who seldom speaks hut always with
and TO the purpose Bigger old Canada volunteer from
the CoekXe city, 1s2 snd Is to known to require aeon
mendaon Ct Mr. Walker 1t - net too nuh to say, that
be wodd be eminsny suitable atoTer In ton with
such wynne and Bigger By his bus HABITS and n.
era would Hdorn city delegation, and render
II as faithful aud efficient that will be returned from any
constu ncy 10 the State. u
nfS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
Cnnusntinn of Teachers.

Convention Of teachers is to be held in Columbis
S c., next week. tOconsider and discuss variety of
matters pertaining to the profession. In Petersburg
steps have already been taken to send delegates to this
Convention The teachers of Richmond appear to take
very little interest in the matter, for as yet they have
made no movement. If Richmond is TO be represented
at Columbia no time is to be lost in appointing dele
gates
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

Loss OF A SrEANEE-The steamer Barroso, Captain
w f. Adair which sailed from ST. Mary's, Ga, on
Wednesday, sth instant sprung leak Thursday night
and after unsuccessful attempt to her by pump
ing and baling. was abandoned by her crew Friday
morning in the Gulf Stream. She was rveS steamer
Of l24 tons laden with cotton aud rpenthe bound for
Nassau. Captain and crew saved.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18

The necessity for raising salaries will be Obvated
The burthens of our own people Will De o'li'in-
shed. RI
Foreign nations viii be made to bear snare OIL 'n'
cost of our Struggle for liberty.
strong motive will be presented to Europe 10 aO
IN stopping the war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. .
NIGHT SESSION.
THURSDAY, Apr

THURSDAY, April l6, 1863
The motion of Mr. CHAMBERS of Miss, % reconsider
the vCte by which the House postponed the bill to
thorze the issue of bonds subscribers the produce
loanin certain I'm paYnent for produce subsorb
cd and Afterwards destroyed BY the military authotes
was not agreed to. -
The following is the vote;
YEAs-Messrs. Atkins, Bell, Bo eler, Brdgsrs, H. w.
Bruce, Chambers, ohambliss Capp Ourrin Davis, Eos