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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
CHANGiNf THE GEAfD.

CHASGiNi THE GEAfD.
The ii-th, l52d and i6ath New York Noiun-
tesrs, and the 10th New Jersey volunteers, for
some time past doing duty here, are shortly TO
be sent elsewhere, it is surmised; leaving their
places to be supplied by brigade of Pennsyl-
Nania Reserves. TO that end, we hear. they
have already made preparations to move hence.
I he marching and counter-marching through
the CITY in the last forty -eight hours, mentioned
in this forenoon's Intelltoeneer, had reference,
doubtless, only to this con ,en plated change in
the position OF individual regiments in this
military department.
The regiments named above will probably
leave us to-day.
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RICHMOND DATES OF THE 10th.
PEGRAM'S DEFEAT IN KENTUCKY ADMIT
TED BY THE CONFEDS
ROSECRASS AND GRANTS ARMIES TO FORs
A JUNCTION AND MOVE UPON yICKS-
RTRG

We have copy OF the Richmond Dispatch OF
the 10th. It Is evident from the tone Of that
paper that the rebel Congress will surely pass
tie bill now before them to force into their
military service every citizen OF Maryland ca
pnble OF bearing arms, who is within their
clutches.
The same journal says that Rosecrans and
Grants armies are about to form 3 junction at
or about Jackson, Miss, to move on Ticksburg
from that direction.
The Dispatch admits bad defeat OF Peeram
in Kentucky.
man was recently hung in Shelbyvlll
N. G.. for the offence Of extortion.
Captain A. c. Webster, condemned to be
hung in Richmond for breaking his parole OF
honor, was doubtless hung on the 10th, at
Camp Lee. Richmond, between the hours OF
and 9 The prisoner passed the day before in
conyersing with several ministers, and in
reading the Bible. Being unable TO sit up, he
was carried to the gallows on a litter.
A SURPRISE TO a CoLoEED REGIMENT.-On
the 2sth ult, Yankee gunboat with negro
battery on board, went up the st. Johns river,
Fla, to take possession OF the town Of Palatka.
Capt. Dickinson, with 1l0 Confederate caval.
rymen, dismounted, was sent to hold the place.
The Lake City Columbian says: Capt Dick
inson, upon reaching the ground, hurriedly
prepared rifie-pits within one hundred yards
OF the wharf, so located as to conceal his men,
and yet so arranged as to enable him to enfilade
the wharf from two directions. The gunboat,
on making her appearance, moved up very
cautiously. After throwing shells in several
directions and no person appearing, she came
70 the wharf, made fast, and about one hundred
men lsaped upon the wharf with great glee.
Capt. Dickinson, watching the foe, as soon as
the ebony crowd, with their Lieut.. Colonel,
had gained the wharf, gave the order aud one
hundred and ten rifles threw their death deal
ing contents into the mass. Then folio wed the
screaming OF the darkes. and a rush to the deck
OF the gunboat- Dead bodies and wounded
were hastily thrown upon the deck, and The
boat pushed of, and left without firing gun.
Thirty or forty were killed and wounded.
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THE REPORTED SURRENDER OF FosTEB

The rutnor of Gen. Fosters surrender COM
ing here to-day from Fortress Monroe, (yia
Baltimore, by telegraph,) was current among
us yesterday. We have no means of verifying
its truth this afternoon, but are salts fed that
the Government has received nothing to con-
firm il.
II true, it is most singular that the news
should arrive via Fortress Monroe by vessel
frcm Newbern in the shape of mere rumor
from thence, before being received via Rich.
moud, by the rebel telegraph line
The latest intelligence from Gen. Foster is
that from Richmond papers of the 10th, which
say that he refuses to surrender to Gen. Hill,
and that his position tat Washington, N. Co.
would probably be shelled by the Confederates.
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large amount OF Government funds, has EN-
arrested, and s16,fGO of the money recovered
He drew the funds on the day specified
above, and al once started tor Canada where
he was finally arrested through the vigilance
of Col. Bakers detective force
Howell halls from Pittsfield, Mass, and was
originally attached to the 10th Massachusetts
regiment.
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AUCTION SALES.

FAMILY CARRIAGE AT ABCTIoN On
o'clock We shall sell in the rear Of our Auction
House 9 on street between 9Th and 10th streets.
built by Watson, Of Philadelphia.
-ap ls-z .BoTELERa 4 WILSON, Aucts
rHe gNAE SaHdk M5kISPN
APRIL sst e.
snd ss On Of
and 2,and square No as together witn the N prove
two story dseling hsuae. each with s@ ali bset
building: These houses front IL feet o. inches Ga
street between sth and 9Th street; with depth
Immedi.tely after the sale Of the houses. va
ss k hos sna M .rses ssa fronting on
Terms: One fourth cash, he balance on credit
Of 6. g. II. and IS monrh5 notes to be secured upon
the property, bearing interest
Persons Of small means have q rare opport 1uity
presented OF securing comfortable house, On
'us1 ap1 sat dsd 'e BorELEk & WILSON, Aus...
ksfSsEh sAtS 81 tafI|fHsi;;
aoRSisa H. rss
dencs Of the late JudgsT. Hartley Crawford. sonth
al and esa 'h' sell TIE 'urni
Walnut and Mahogany sofas, Parlor and Iasr
Marble. top Center snd Sofa Tables,
Pair q Ross.ood pivsns, Whatnot,
RnS sba seP Pier a,
M.ntei MtiSS- SSrn.ments, Gilt Frame Mirrors,
Dining Table. Dininx oha;rs. sidebeard,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Beds.esds. Bnreaus, W.shstands.
Wsr6robss. Bookcases, Tables,
R..ther Beds. Bois.ers and Pillows.
Tosetsssr s y. With E general sssortmsnt of Ki.ehe.
Requisites. D. 1fsHVsf b2Vfbsos. $50 Admtni.sr..or
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A REBEL CONFESSION

The Richmond Examiner of the 9Th instant,
wednesday, says that in the course OF the
month of June "the campaign and the war
will culminate. If we come ont OF that month
defeated. the South will be forced on terrible
measurp TO preserve ITSELF" &c. 1t contends
that if victorious then the war will be substan-
tally over, as the Federal troops cannot operate
in the South after that time. &c.
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~ Miss Julia Peyton and Mrs. Mary Otey,
of Baltimore; Levi Carroll, John Lafevre, and
Geore E. Dodd, Eirginians, arrested for utter
ing disloyal sentiments; colered contraband-
ist named William Bailey, and a man named
Richard M cSherry, had just returned from the
South on Thursday, were sent to Dixie on Fri
day; the two former via Point OF Rocks, the
latter by Fort Monroe
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LATE FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE REBEL DEMONSTRATION LAST NIGHT
IN THAT VICINITY
Especial Correspondence Of The Star |

Especial Correspondence Of The Star.l
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, April l3-1 Pm
Editor Star: All is quiet along the front to. day
Last night the rebels tried to pass our pickets
in several places between Chantilly and Hun
,rr's Mill in small squads. Several parties on
foot were seen-one Of six and another OF If
teen--also several other such parties. All OF
them were, however, promptly fred into, and
driven back in quick order. At Hunters Mill
their demonstration was with such squad OF
cavalry.
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- READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGl.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING FlLl.
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

In" irteNissncer thinks the cl rgy have other
aud better duties than those assigned them in
tlion Leagues, and quotes Edmund Burke to
show that neither the State or Church are
z; irers by combination of political and cleri-
cal labCrs.
The ChronicIs quotes from Souther1 papers
to show from their own admissions the i'm
me-. S, results mrlished by our armies and
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SENTENCE COMMITTED.

Mr. James Snowden Peasants, a resident OF
Montgomery county, Md, was brought to this
city this morning from Poolesyille and COM
mitted to the Old Capitol prison. He has been
tried by a military court for harboring and
aiding rebels, and was sentenced to be hung.
The proceedings in the case were referred to
the President for his approval, and by him the
sentence was commuted to imprisonment in
Fort Delaware during the rebellion. He will
he forwarded to Fort Delaware soon.
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The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
taken occasion to call the attention of the pres :
idents Of the various telegraph companies to
the penalty prescribed in the 1ilth section of
the excise law for sending telegraphic mes
sages without the required stamps aftxed.
which it is understood some OF the operators
are IN the habit OF doing. Hereafter the said
penalty will be rigidly enforced.
Evening star., 1863-04-13

HMiiliken's Bend, TO which General Grant
has now removed his headquarters, is small
post-village OF Madison County, Louisiana, on
the right bank Of the Mississippi, some twenty
f1ye miles # m Vicksburg.
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MRS. WooD AZ "PoCAHoNTAs."-T The at
tendance on Saturday night to see Mrs. Wood
is her great burlesque part of "Pocahontas'
was large and brilliant. President Lincoln
was present and laughed some. Tonight she
makes her farewell appearance.
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THE NATIONAL LoAN.-The subscriptions
to the National (5.2O) Loan through Jay Cooke
i Co, amounted on Saturday to ss20,OoO.
The sales to-day are light. Government
being ten days behind in delivery, has affected
the market
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STRINGENT ORDER BY GENERAL
BURNSIDE

CINCINNATI, April 13.-Gen. Burnside has
isaued orders pronouncing the penalty OF death
cn all persons guilty of aiding the rebels
+ rsons sympathizing with them will be ar-l
led, tried, and sent beyond our lines. The
Greer says. it must be distinctly understood
lAat treason, expressed or implied, will not be
tolerated in this department
Evening star., 1863-04-13

SFiye hundred and eighteen Confederate
prisoners arrived at Camden Station, Balu-
mere, Friday morning from the West, six
hundred more arrived at Bolton depot the
same afternoon. They will be sent to Fort
M onrpe for exchange.
Evening star., 1863-04-13

Ward, near the Circle, has been closed and
the liquors confscated. Cause sale Of liquor
to soldiers yesterday.
Evening star., 1863-04-13

REMsvED.-Dr Towie, Register OF Deeds,
has removed his office TO the rooms formerly
occupied by the Commissioner Of Public Build
ings, in the basement OF the Capitol, in the rear
of the fountain
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NO OFFICIAL DISPATCHES
No official dispatches from our naval Office
off Charleston had been received at the Navy
Department up to noon to- day.
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PERSONAL Assistant Secretary Of War
Watson leaves this afternoon for q brief visit
70 New York.
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Total ........11,29

FoRTREss MONROE. April 12.-The steamer
;. X. Spaulding, from Morehead City, N. g.,
arrived to-day. The steamer Mary Sanford
arrived at Morehead City on Friday from off
Charleston, with Information Of the attack on
that place, which commenced on Tuesday and
lasted three hours The keokuk passed half
mile above Fort Sumter, where she met obstruc-
tions and encountered a terrific fire. The fire
was kept up with great yigor on both sides
Finally the keokuk received a shot that passed
through her between wind and water, from
which she sunk in eleven hours.
The Nahant was within two hundred yards
of Fort Sumter. and received a shot at the juno
ton OF the turret with the deck, which prevented
the turret from revolving, and rendering her
useless for the time ~
The frigate lronsides received one hundred
and fifty shot, but sustained no damAge further
than starting a few bolts. The rest Of the fleet
were uninjured, but hauled OF, the object ofthe
reconnaissance being accompiisbed, which was
to ascertain the locality of the obsfuctions, and
to test the range of the forts. Our entire loss
was only two killed and seven wounded.
As the Mary Sanford left some Of the IRON
clsds were going to blow up the H 3kuk,
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Further Particulars.
Testerday the steamer Flambeau arrived
here with Lieut.. Commander Rnind as bearer
Of dispatches from Admiral Dupont TO the gov
ernmeRt -.
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RETURNED

Secretary Stanton returned to the city last
evening, and IS engaged actively with his Of
ficisl duties to. day.
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ARMY BEEP.-One thousand head of cattle
in fine condition, arrived here yesterday from
Baltimore, and are destined for the army
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CAUGHT AND CRIBBED.
The defaultng Brigade Quartermaster,
Howell, who absconded on the 18th ult., with
Evening star., 1863-04-13

PERsoNAL.-Commiss. .onar of Pat ants. HOliG.
way, being absent on a visit to Ne = York, the
Chief Clerk of the Bureau is acting in his steal
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REDICED PRICES

Goo RgpICED PRICES
cboc, shaen shGR SuGA5 Sn. !! cents ,., ,
GREEN and BLACK rEAs, al The very lowest
sest Family and Extra FLOUR
IS bigckwelIs rfCkiES.
Cox Sparkling G ELATINE.
Garner Ninth and streets.
DkoPoSALs WILL BE RECEIVED ATTHk
Wsshieeaas,nry hieasnry Department Once of Construction.
is for the hnish Of the Corn ce and auttsr the
ton b O rSi. 81 me Treasury Exien ion, Washing
spis;p pst psn foot be givsn dei3sred at the
strmctinn; ians may be seen at the Ofise of Oon-
sptes V,ft of tRU mes be BY written guar
Shis to ,erforn perssns that the bidd ar a
tract If awar led to him VIII accept the con-
or I11 III tbs s,a. Ss to ay
so snd ne bids will be considered that ds n 70 90
's Sds to Se eeePe.. Of this
endorsed proposals Tor aa,EaniIed Iron 9orS"
Engineer n chsrgc Treasury pep,rtsss.,. ~s ktss,
spiswtMay2 ent.
DKuP0sALs WILL Re RECEIVED ATT,r
Treasury Departm ent Office OF Constructin.s
Washington. c.. untii IL Clock n. j. of NAV ~
1855 for all Fire ana Burglar proof Safes rec uirsd
by the Treasury Department prior to ssuusryI
Bidders must submit description of tas Saf,.
tSey pre- pose to furnish. accom- panic BY drawing,
section of the mater al us-d Also schedules of
sizes with prices atsc ed and tt price per ~ per
hieh Safes of extra sizs to those mentioned in
schedule will be furnished and put in place rhe
eafes TO be delivered when required, and the
except freight and the actual travelling expenses
ID those cases when the Safes require to be put in
place by the contr actor
All bids must be par led by the written guar
antee OF two responsible rsons that tbs bidder
able To perform the contract, and that he viii
accept il if awarded to him.
The Depart ment 'eserves the risht to reject any
oil the bids if it be considered for its in ara to
do SO, and no bid will be considered at does not
conform to tho requirements of this emit
n all respects
Locks will be furnished by the Department but
must be put on os the contractor for safes
Bids to be inclosed in . sealed envelope and
endorsed Proposals for Ssfes'i
ISAIAH ROGERS
Ensineer in charge Treasury Department
ap Smvf tMll
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ASHINGTON A THEATER.
ITAL IAN ERA;

n,apdIoAt ddIToAtLIAN oPERA6tn
Mr. GRAU has great plensur in sunou aci us that
he has made such arrangements as will enable him
TO ti'ei In nAa mash,nstsn n.'sn o.... s,
on FRIDAY and I sATGRbAY, tt April Eth and 18TH
6y ss sn,. Hp5g n1sag 9,H,s and sorr
months in New YORK, Boston asd Ph tsdelphi.. sa''
MIR. Grau has selected for the qualification of the
well known musical taste of this city two OF the
most INC masniicent Operas Of the modern repertoire.
these operas, Mr. Grsu is confident will be fnlly
inSton.
u,ny ,oFisS Fhs G"mpsny mp ny, conprIsss-
NILE c9kpiEK, the eslsbrat.a oanta,rice.
sohf span and isn.eatH MaorssERR1
ss,fo9spGs BssssjanaI As2oiS ,na aRa
o'1SPi sHsfi zD1 nuzio
Debut of Mad EokIs2 L kHIRsf2afh9ks il hs, .arab 0,r,
SECOND OPERA NiGnT: f2iShs SATURDAY, Aprflls.
wsS R2h q. fh2lxAsa iii 4 P9S lss cda
ana Admss9n 81 orche.rs cbairs, 2 Psrauette
Seats for either Of the two nights can be secured
Am at MstseIo:t's MUSIC Store. commencing Wed
Doors open at ! ; Opera commences at 5. apis tt
SIGNAL OFFICE, -
-. u, April III, 1888.
SEALED PkofosALs will be received at this Osice
nntsl m clock p m on the 18th day of April 1863.
lowing articles:
JG Three hundred Telescopes, com plete
go Two hundred Marine Glasses, do
$50 Two hundred and fifty Com PASSES
~ Forty Telescopes, extra size. with stands
The first delivery to BE- made about the 18th day
OF June, 1868, or as soon thereafter Government
may direct; the balance to be delivered on or be-
fore the LIST day OF August. 1868.
DO 40, with good and sufficient security, will be
Proposals from disloyal persons, or where the
oidder not present to respond to his bid will not
be considered
The names Of firms shsuld be stated in full, with
the precise address Of each member Of the frm
All bids to be accompanied by two guarantees,
and directed to Signal On Ger Of the Army and en-
torsed Proposals for Field Signal Equipments"
Form Of Gxarontes
We of the county of and State Of - do
hereby guaranty that's able to fulfll the con
tract in accordance with the terms of his propo-
sition and that, should lis proposition be accepted
he viii ~ once enter into . contract in accordanes
should the contract be awarded 10 him We Are
pre- pared to become his sureties.
This guarantee must be appended to each bidt
The responsibility of the guarantGrs must be
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
trict Attorney.
The right reserved reject all sails If the
prices are deemed too high, or it, for any cause IL
is not deemed for the public interest to accept
than.
Models will be on exhibition At the Office o, the
Signal Officer fer fifteen l5} days from date
l3-tQ
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FROM NEW ORLEANS

NV YORK, April l3.-The steamer Roanoke
5rena New Orleans on the 5th, via Havana, has
been signaiied. f
Evening star., 1863-04-13
GOLD GOING UP.

TEw YORK, April 13.-.i .ld has ad dyanced 20
157x. -
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SOLDIERS REsT.-Captain Camp, A. D, G. at
Soldiers Rest, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, received the following: Recruits,
45; convalescents, $50 furloughed men, d; men
1852; deserters, 2s; detached parties: and sent to
regiments in the field, $50; to Con valescent
Camp, 720; to Camp Parole, 3; to Forrest
HalI,3.
On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, As recruits,
227 convaiescents, 96 men on furiough, 80 strap.
Rlers, 351 in detached parties, and deserters:
and has sent of 1876 to regiments in the field, Ala
to toCsnvaleScent Camp, to hospitals, 63 return.
ing under the Presidents proclamation, to
Parole Camp, (Annapolis,) and TO Forrest
Hall prison.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE ACROSS THE POTOMAC
1t is understood that the Washington and
Alexandria Railroad Company have concluded
contract with Post A Co, bridge builders OF
New York, for the erection Of their intended
bridge across the Potomac. It will be built
alongside present long Bridge.
Evening star., 1863-04-13

r 0sT-RV : lady, on THURSDAY morning, April
al : dark morocco PORTE MON I q, contain.
ipx between fols and 90 in Treasury notes anl
Portage eurrsscy; also, seme cards With the lsdy
iss1ing the aame at this once. spio-Sts
Evening star., 1863-04-13

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Judge Ffsher.-This
morning, Richard Price was convicted of steal.
ing sheep from II. johnson.
Thornton Rey nolds and Reynolds and Frank
Fairfield were tried for stealing box OF candles
from b. w. Reed, and the first was found
guilty, ana the latter acquitted
Alexander Clark, alias George Ferguson,
charged with resisting officer ]. W. Ridgley,
was found not guilty, the District Attorney
declining to ask for a verdict of guilty.
Albert Brockenborough was found guilty of
ste aling Sl25 from Jesse Watson.
The grand jury returned an Indictment for
an assault against Solomon Williams, who
submitted his case.
REREL DEsERrgRs.- Yester day afternoon
Capt. Lytle came up in the boat from Acquia
Greek. bringing up the following rebel desert
ers from General Hookers Headquarters, who
were. for the present, placed in the Central
uard.house Sergeant John H. Dickens, w
Tolson, 9th Va; james Anderson, Frnch's
Battery; John Anderson, Traverse Legar,
Peter Sullivan. 18th Va; August Moseback
sth La; James H. Brown and John Sullivan,
OF the rebel navy. Twelve deserters from
various regiments OF our army were also sent
up and this morning were sent to Forrest
Hall.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-0n Saturday, the lith instant, large
Ia COLD RING with white csrneiau set; thfee
ipitt g, The finder will be liberia ly rev ard sd by
leRv4 the same at the office o, Z c. DONN, Eco
Louisis pa avenue, next to Bank of Wa. hingtOn
sp IL 3ts
@S REWARD For COW, strayed Saturday morn
sDC isg, April the llth, white and yellow color
mixed; large heavy cow in good condition, aud on
paid for any information leading TO its recovery,
to Mr.. 4ERRENCE O'BRlNE, No. 627 street,
between North Capitol and New Jersey avenue,
back of the Congressional Printing Office, Fourth
Ward, Washington, d. G. ap 1885,
C5 REWARD Will be paid for the rstzr %
tDO 271 Vermont avenue of very SIMS sll black
and tsq 4 ERRIER, which straysd from the above
premises about q week ago; had on at the u ne ne
small bell apH ~
SToLEN FROM THE So UBsCRIBER RESIDING
- in Prince Georges county, Md. Day CULT
with white star in his forehead. oacs contra
band from Virginia who call, himself Gosty TnomS-
son with q scar in his under lip, ran away with
soldier clothes and black coat Tne COLT nag o0
q blind brio le with one blind brosen and pew lines
for reins BIO reward will be psid LOT tas reooverT
and return of the colt to g. fiNVTTi, near
Oxen Hin, Prince George's county, Md. ap list.
o. eFnREWARD 2 Lost, in the City of Washing-
NCO ton, ON Thursdsy, April 9TH, POCKET
ROyK Containing two hunsred dollars in Treasury
MONEY The abave reS ard will be paid ~ re,urn-
n = II 10 ROBERT sIBLRY, No. 211 goth street.
hetvear M md n, splo-Sts
0sT BY LADY, on Thursoay morpiug, April
II az : dark morocco PORTE MON q, contain.
=. hsS- Am Fal is and 40 in Treasury notes and
, 1863-12-27
RELIEF FUR SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
Meeting OF tho Soctety-H Heperts Of
CommItrccA-A Home Securcd.

The Society for The Relief of Soldiers Families
mo, It o'eeek on Saturday si.erponu, I. the War
Cou,r,lttee*s Room. Hrs. a. II. aaoSs In the chair
Scvc-ai Of the t3Eics we.e lalc, sd rote Was
.AIsn IL to ,he boar =. which meetings psall bA
hrld hereafter. wae.capou Il Hss deciG~d to nset
promptly At O'clock.
The Roa:l received notice thst csgiag 10 sick.
acks In her family, Mrs.. Whitaker wond b raah'e
to acec2, IL. position pf hatroa, a. p.eer.. enca
reycrss rsmrf ergeesled- Nfp. Ed,=soa was elett-
ed and ter salary liked At u per ~eek--hc: tc:iea
to commerce =. once
IIr ladies appointed u vikt pastors o5 churches.
erE s:t,r~.I them % tase u, etl3ttt1ona on the
teenna Eahbz.s}. Il. ,IkcuH:.-Eentzaliy rrFosstd.
rkr psa:1rr. With nMa exception, expressed ther..
power, to afIs1i4se suffering sn:e:.s so:alnrs at.!-
irs. A. tune If thr tls1.rts. Asve t1et add zad
,s .aiaE ee!.&ettoa: eI the s1ond Sunday, 1t vas
on yhAr a. no o,hc- sabbath, oa:d b. acrcp,atr
hlc the minister's fRyDrshie t. this enterprise aFc
ssqIeei1d 10 tssrt day apoa WHICH :hc!E coatre~
.hIcE slas poor families snr -t-cseufl alE Nu.
cas, On ciathire-aLt ao:Ity Ara. 4. II. liose, III
tho saaifkEJ f;o!ssuia;loa rooms fy note, ;yhc',
AID where ari:lss will he let. Ard asl"y Will be
4.nt ics--thoueh II be hs thu G.15 lo4a-,s.t1lnt
viii be rctaeed, thas s.y congregation es tnvsd.
| S1A'.ss III y. ntr.au:c. --..
AI,3n.pl1&tc books for cansa.serx. reported thai
nke had r,heuscd th..t! rnrlaa.AraAn bonks FINN
,Nu1.tp 4 Skinner, aid had srr':. Printed % she
rorers hy Bach 1 HarnaFd-raeh tI whom iuAst,
! e..yp. ccn.uug the aaauEt 10 tie totistE. 3!ra,
| 5. aud the tEms named. :cce'red shaakf-- Ms
| Saw1c. wsf :.-n.painicG 10 procure tti.cu u1n.t
! onke there telnG fn:ts-tvc caarassesa tel sappI!
/ wiz ..a,k%,
l. re E1,r.ct.ye Committee Of this sa:ttr art
yesas eci % trrrt the Executive cuc.uttet OF shs
y. n. c. 4. =: the Young Meas Christian A,snela
nou ts,orat promptly at y o'cl&ck Aouaay mo.r'nc
| Tlr eansasseTt arr I'll ycQuc.tsd y 1Deet at tas
.! i, H. t. 4. rooEs at % c'cosk on Moad1y Iunru
tn- a. which time It Is tiesl-ahe saat an who It.
wiEE ~ vssit toi..te:s' families will b. p:ccrt
| uttnts- at dIett,cta ha,c bstn 5ssfGreti III ca1
va.t.ra and It IT. hoped the others will b. taken
| Monday. 4 fall Aes Of the canrnsrcrt and thef
dlsts:tts Will he pnbssehcd In 7uAtAAy's TutstsE
! The Sncie1y haa eeenFcd 4 sOorn Vt No. =: Stat
Etrst "A llepo..tory, WfaeFe vi astieles for Sol
| ller's Families uoay b LEFT.
! ith tnntftn ihu Ef1ffcsy nllO1sntIl.