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DRoposALs FOB HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QuARfERMAsfER's OFFICE,

f00gE UEp0fgnlSnt, C0Ts U ana Z<Q SfrEefS,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., April is. 1858
WRITTEN Proposals. are invited for furnishing
hay, STRAW, OATS, and CORN for the use 81
this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot,
or st any of the Government wbarrss in this city.
Tbs proposals. to be addressed to the under
signed, and they should state the quantity of
each article offered. also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for FIVE thousand
$4,000 bushels Of Corn Oats and fifty 500 tons Of
nay or STRAW and upwards. unless 1t SHOULD be for
less amount. 80 -
Al grain 70 be put mp in good sacks, Of about two
l5 bushels each, which are to be furnished ct the
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled. +
All Grain and Hay offered 70 be sqbjeot to arisid
Contracts win be axsrdsd from, ilae to time to
the lowest responsible bidders as the ntare sts Of
required FOR the faith ful fu6nent of any contract
nAde under this advertisement. Z I
contract. Tln7- g. Il BROWN =,
pH-sm 3 Captaip.and A. q. N. U. 9. A..
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IT MATTERS MOTT

L a.srs1s 1T MATTERS MOTT 49,
w wEhstser rs hair 81, is Red gray q shite BOZ
and certainly eA ange it without loss OF time and
vithsnt any wash q. PREPARATION IT never fails
70 color exceedms all others In quality, durability
~ Wholesale and retsilat BosWELL,s Militia
~ and Fsncvft 302 Est9at, near lsth-eole
Agent Tor Washington And fies r strict mr. s,lm
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II WILL SELL AT MY PROVISION STORE. ON
j the corner Of 18th and streete the best cuts of
Beef at IS cents per pound, and Mutton, Lamb md
Veal and Veeetae}es 40 the ioveft market price.
snd Beef IengpseAt 30 cents piSee or $50 dozen
my @2vs ss.s. 49,. - SO VIM. LfNKInS.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
w WAsEISaToH, January -, 1853. >
In consequence Of the pressure Of BUSINESS At thu
War Department. passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac win BE- given at the once Of
Lieut. Col. CoNRAD, 1872 Psnnsylysnia avenue
above Nineteenth street. ~ $50
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SECREr DIsEAsEsl SECRET DISEASES II

SECRET DIsEAsEsi SECRET DIsEAsEsn
sAMAR AN,s GIFT!
SAMARITANS GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
eomRRH Hss G Rf,ttiss esEs ST =,
Only Ten Pills to BE- Taken to Effect Cure.
any UNPLEASANT taste and viii not il any wa, in
JuEe the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
ii %
Of the upivsrsity Of Pennsyiysnis one Of the most
NO ExPosURE, NO TROUBLE. NO cHaNGE wKATEvE..
Let those who have despaired Of getting cured,
OF who have been gorsed with Balsam Copsiys, or
mercury ny ssaaimARlTAps GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, So. Female. S3.
saSSR. EsssSR#
sAMARzTAWs aoof ind HEB JUICES
Il a$H asS e.
most potent certain and sset1sl remedy sysE pre- .,
s s the
and permanent. Take then Of this purifying RENE.
dy end b asaled and DO not TRANSMIT 70 your pos
rs that fer T 20 NJ yTr %sz In
fGln Ao ssS ashR the
system, we'll AZ eli the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALE6l .-s.s. i FEAIALHSu
In many affections with which numbers OF Pc.
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES 10
most happily adapted, in Uicerated Uterus, in
Whites, ia bearing down, Falling Of the Womb.
Debility, and for all com plants incident 70 the sex.
Sent by express. Price 81 . bottle. or bottles
W. S'' sAMARiTANpCHANCR WASH.
pEssSHioSNp { CO.. Box Isl sphilaaelphi. Post
Sold By g. CALVERT PoRD, rner OF llth and
Pa avenue.
HENRY COOK. Alexandria sya.. may ctr
DEIED APPLES AND PEACHES, 80
IL tal7sss1w = At -58@A go stE 80 -
800 JONES & CO. 8,
i. my6 r.ss Corner Eighth and D sts,
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NJ NOTICE OF TRANSFER.
in the coal trade business. I respectfully resurn
friends and customers have been pleased to favor
me, and request the same may be continued to
him, knowing they will be dealt with honorably.
,oy ~ IF VIM NJ GAIT
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} AILROAD IRON FOR SALE.
q. 8 MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE,

q. 8 MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE,
$50 g ST., Woshiag:oH. May II, 1862
The undersigned will receive sealed bids for the
purchase Of 93S 9G- Z24U tons of new RAILROAD
1HON, Go pounds to the yard.
as6 754-2240 tons Of the above is at the Cambria
Mills. Johnstown. Pennsylvania, and the balance,
672 2,5- z24o is al Pittsburg. Pennsylvania.
In case a bid is accepted, the party making tho
same win be notified as soon a. practicable; II
fail to make psynentin Government funds to the
undersigned, the Iron for which said bid was made
shall be subject to sale to any ether person
dsr:gned: Washington, D. c., and Endorsed Bids
TIE right to reject any and all bids is expressly
reserved.
Bids viii be received as above invited until June
g. ct which time decision will be given.
myle-td II. L.. ROBINSON Capt and A. @. NJ.
A ssIsTANT QTARTERMAsTER's oFFICE,l
"A Cor,ler q and I'D Streets,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Is, 1363.S
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
charge of horses belonging to the United States
that the Qusrtermaster's Department will not be
responsible for the removal of dead animals unless
iru1nediste notice of the death is given JOHN q.
GERMAN, Superintendent Nineteenth Street Sta
bles.
When netice is so given, dead Government ami
mails will be promptly removed and receipts in
duplicate be given by the team sters.
my I32w Il. B. LACEY. Capt. A. @. NJ.
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WARRINGTON BRASS AND STRING BAND
}. Wagner. Headquarters. az Metropolitan sHS
Hall. $40 Pennsyivania avenue. Call $&1
Mr.. T. Wagner. $50 Ninth street or Mr.. Trojsi,
Eleventh street, corner Of South Carolina ave-
Ward "a lYas
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NEW GOODS !!
NEW GOODS !

NEW GOODSi
Will open this day Q magnificent stock of POINT
THREGb and MEBHLLIbN COLLARS. SETS and
HHNDKERCHIERS, INFANT ROBES AND
WAISTS OAMBRIC B ANDs, THREAD, PUsHER
and GRENADINl Wells, PLAIN and I'm.
BK0IDERED HANDKERCHIEfS.
large stock of steel Jet and Tor teise Shell EAR
DROPS, PINS and BELT CLASPS, PORTEMON.
NAIES, PANS, &C., &c which will be sold ct
very low prices, at VIM. WElNBERaS.
apis Is Market space.
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Jew PRINTING OFFICE
GIBSON BROTHERS.

No. 271PE AVENUE, NEAR 18th SrRRET,
Having modern Presses. raodern Types md ali the
modern requisites FOR irst class Printing Office,
are prepared to execute JOE PRINTING of every
description in styl of perfection seldom equaied
At a very small advance on sew York prices.
nv ri lWE -
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DRY GOODS, &c.

~ NEW DRESS GOODS.
tOLORED ALPACAB. PLAIN and FlGUH1D
LEETIAs, POLL De 9A1yd IIA, G1N CLANS,
CRAZE NARTZ. SPRING BALMORALs. Alse,
MOURN ING GOODS in great variety and of the
best makes. -
III. TAILO e CO.
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PROPOSALS.
n s A. MEpIOAL AND HOsPirAG DEPART.
NENT. 800 5000. ....
MEDICAL PssysToR's OfVIcE,

W.ssyssIos, D, q. Nay ls. lsss.
PscrSs.Ls va BE- receivsd g this o:ics anti. u
: ~ every month thereafter. for supplyins .h:a
epot wi:h the ;olc wing articles, in sueh gu It'll
ION hs.
GLASS No. l..
Cotton W sdsing -. --.. -"
r,snnel, red, {all WOOL =e
Murlin. tbieashed. unsized, ! yard
Napkins, for optkalmiD
rape, Gotten, or CIVILIZED stay bind ~a
Tsrs. 1eolen. or .oolsn 1ndins
fowsis, for roller .1-,s5 ss
GLASS No. Q. -.
Twine, a coarse
9iisa NM a.,S..ii., ~ yard pieces
S,lss sun Il. = si sH.s pieces
Binders Boards e. s;sl' 30 s.. =
Medicine Fannisrs
nss' oses" CLASS No.4
Blanket eases. canvas
Buckets. leather
oL4ss Mod.
RR :ssI,: x ssi!ass,ata; a y i Letter
Pens, ttecl r-t
Pencils, Lead. Faher, No.2.
Portfolios, cap size
Wax ssahn< CLASS No. 6.
water-heds, India Rubber
Rubber Cushions, for air a. or ,r, wstsr
Quit. rs.sA' d sss So7ss'
Blankets. white or gray
Mosquito Bars
' ~ CLASS No. 8.
Bed Pans, deli
Dishes, assorted sizes,
Ehs :sEslss. oss 1sS;s ssl Del,
ff,ssss; sslf BALI gallons,
Plates, delft
Reterts, delft
Pots, chamber dslf
Pots. Tea. delft
srit.mues, without tops
4umbler,, glass
Basins, tin. small
Basins, wash hand
Candlesticks
Cauldrons, assorted sizes
P Pigplss s::r tin pint
tunnels, tin, pm.
2Rr n;Ses sn nG11% osss lsfss a. sms
Knives and Jerks, Carving
Knives, EuICn6re'
Kniyes Bread
MsasnPees tin gallon to mint
Bed Ticket Frames
Bath Tubs
Stoves, Cooking, and fixtures
Range Cooking
Close Stools
Pots, iuodorous, army pattern
Scales And Weights, shop
Steels
CLASS No. 10.
Bedsteads, iron
Chairs
Bedside Tables
Buffers Trays.
CLASS No. IL.
Brooms
Brushes, scrub
Clothes lines
Woodsaws
Tablespoons
Teaspoons
Hatchets
Homes
Coffee -m;iB
Tin warmer, iof stomach
Tin Warmer, Tor 1eeI
salt-celiars.
CLASS No. IL.
tunnels, glass, haii pm,
Pill Machines
pill Tiles 5xl0
Rain Guage
Razors and Strop, in case
Sheep Skins, dressed for plaster
Spatulas, 3 to inches
Walls, assorted. -
CLASS NO. l5s
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KEEP COOL
ASTRAW BATS, together with CLOTH 50
and OUNCE EELT HATS, of the most
desirable pate rms, inst received by
B. q. STIEENETZ Halter.
my u lr $50 Penn ave near cor 18th ST.
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Soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing 1t
SMITHS,
No. 400 sIvRNTH STRIRT.
CORNER GOTH STREET AND PA. Az.
laar17
~ OF COLuMsIA, Wasiinsfcn County, to wit
II IL The tie estate q
the, Administrato5 aforesaid has, nth the ap-
county aforesaid, appointed Saturday. the sth day
Of May Instant, for the 6aal settlement and dstri
Of the assets in hand far as the same have been
ss ns s .ss
fed to attend tat the Orphans Court of Washing
ton sounts aorssai With their claims p1oRsIy
from all benefit in said deceaseds estate: provided
e .s
soth day Of May, 1868. Test: 2 g ROBBINS;
ORPHANS COURT, MAI l2rH, lsSs...DIsrRIer
the case Of .Lucinda s.. Matthews. E1eeutriI Of
Berry E. the E1scat Xix
phans Court Of W.shiasten County afsres.id.
na oh Gay Of 5an a ps b for
sonsl estate of sa,d deceased and of the assets in
far ans ss
itors and heirs of said DECEASED notified to at
they may otherwise by law be excluded frem 81
81 eP arssl &c Ssss
weeks in the STAR previous to said Ssh day
Of June, 1858. Test: 20. ROBBINS,
my l4-law5wN Register Of Wills.
MO COMPROMISE WITH TREASON Oh
~ TRAITORS.
TICE.
am authorized by the Secretary of War TO raise
q BATTALION OF CAVALRY fer speeial ser
rics.
Each company will be organized as prescribed in
General Orders No. l26, series o: 1862.
All officers will be selected and appointed by the
Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval Of
the Secretary of War.
From the peculiar nature Of the service required
of this Battalion, but sober, honest and in
tellis ent men will te enlisted
The best, feetest and most servicesble Horses
only viii be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new eel
ebrated Repeating Rife. discharging fifteen shets
per minute.
For further particulars apply at No. 217 Penn.
avenue. L. c. BAKER,
my Him Colonel Commanding Battalion.
RATIONAL LOAN.
TIN NEW
SIX PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DAyH,
CT af,s. Rivs Years. at Option Of the 9ovsrnzssn
rHE COUPON BONDS,
In sums OF
FIFTY DOLLARS,
CNI HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
&nd
CNl THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums OF
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
sIVI HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oNl THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARs,
and =#-
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
saTxExsT oeMMENoING AT DATl OF FUl-
- CHASE.
AID PAYABLE sKMI-LHEuALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS Are the
cBEkF1sT GOVERNMENT sIouRITY
now In the market.
sss Interest st present price of coin, being EQUIV
alsnt to PER Cxsr. in currency.
=. FOB SALE By II
- JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS,
ga TIFTEENTH STREET.
DKALKRa II rt
4CFRRNkBNT BONDS, 1
., TREASURY NOTES, ...z. !.
i !, ~ oERFlFz0Arss, >
AERY AND NAVY VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND ExCHAN6B
Geo st sf#a.
MILITARY GOODS. = r.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
322 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue,
Offer the largest assortment in this city, hrAc-
Inc all Qualities used bE oascers in the Army and
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A TrEETlON, LIVERY KEEPERS AND HORSE
"A - FARRIERS
A RAE CHA NEE

rOh oAIE-A spienuIu LI BIZ sTAbbE, fOon1
loi ~ horses VIVA once, harness room, ana al
splendid ard of Eve lots Of ground, which viii
s the az. ,o nossnsso 1e sea
business Ground rent cheap. Inquire at Union
Hotel corner 49, st. and Pa. ar. my l2-2~-
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q UARTERMAsTKR GENERAL,s 0YFIO1

VI WASHINGTON CRY March 10, 1853.
Owners OF steam vessels invited to send to the
Quartermaster Generals Office tenders for their
charter or sale.
Tenders SHOULD contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled er registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
pellers, whether iron copper fastened size and
power OF engines and boilers; and should STATE the
charter with the estimated value of the vessel in
prefer to purchase instead OF chartering.
Owners Of steam vessels already in the service OF
the Quartermaster's Department are requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing to
grant, and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
Ali such tenders should be addressed to the
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale of steamers"
When received, they Will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation Upon the
ocean and waters. by substituting. Wherever il
can do 50, chesper, vessels OF equal capacity for
4hoee now employed. II. O. MErGS,
mar q 3m Quartermaster General.
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LKWRAPPIEGS

SILKWRAPPIEGs
We have Just received q beautiful assortment OF
the latest styles Of heavy silk Wrappings and Long
and Square Spring Shawls Also. 10 pieces BLACK
Silks, suitable for dresses and wrappings: m
ap2l ID. TAILOh q w.
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STEAhsHIP
GRE At EAs TERN,
WALTER PATTON Commander, ofGek
will be dispatched
rsRs nsHy NEW rosE
Tuesday. June 80 Tuesday. July n
And at the same regular intervals thereafter.
FIRST Cabin, from S95 to Sl55
Second Cabin. --....S70
Ixcursion Tickets out and back, In the LIST and ID
Cabin only, fare and q half.
servants accompanying passengers, and Children
Under twelve years of age, half fare Infants free
Third Cabin. --...............-.---S $50
Storage, with superior accommodations. S3s
AL fares payable in Gold, or Its equivalent in o.
3. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet Of lug
gage.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
1T the Office, &c BROADWAY, New York.
For freight apply to ROWLAND Il AsPIN-
WALL. Agents. 81 South street, New York.
my Il t;e9
IT s ASSESSORS OFFICE,
444 EIGHTH STREET WEST,
between Pa. av. and D st. north.
PM PEARSON, u 8. Assessor
my7-lmeo for District of Colsmbia.
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES -
~ CARRIAGES III
have now on hand and daily receiv- .-7,
Ing fine assortment of FIRST CLASS E&EkE2
CARRIAGES, made by the best build SZ@N6@
Oaleche, one Caleche Coach, Brettls; four and six
seat Rock aways and Germantowns, Boat Wagons
for two or four persons, Doctors Phaetons, Plain
and shiftipg Top Blu gies, .ogether with number
also, several splendid 6leighs, all purchased for
cash, and be sold to suit the times to those who
alIsOOu at No. 400 peunsylyania avenue RI.
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WASHrHs1o on, D. 9 Nay Is, 1853. {.
PEcroesLs Wild be received sc this osiics anti u
N en- EoN DAY, lst day Il june rextssni on tas
nr taf every month thereafter. for sapplving .hs
Depot wt:h TIE following articles, in such sa-at til
ties ~ may 10 required durinx the yca pect;Ss
month";. - :
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SWINGLE HOWLYTT

- CARPENTERS AND g UTLDEES.
No; 4Te Eleventh street. between ana r, re-
epectully inform their friends and the public gen.
orally that they have open ed shop 1t the ABOVE
named place and are now ready to Contract for the
erection Of buildings &C., IS wen as to general
repairing ana Job work A share of the public
patronage is solicited. Roy i3-Ima
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Z FLOUR.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the 3Oth day
of May, 1863, at IL O'Clock m, for furnishing
the Subsistence Department with % 600 barrels Of
FLOUR.
Bids win be received for what is known as No. l,
No ?, and No. 3, and for any portion less than the
-, 900 barrels Bids for different grades should be
upon separate sheets of paper
on the 1sth Of June, or ~ soon thereafter az
the Government may direct, at the rate of 800
barrels daily, delivered either At the Government
Warehouse in Georgetown, at the Wharves, or at
the Railroad Depot, Washington, d. G.
ness or such other funds the government may have
for distribution.
The usual government inspection will be made
Just before the -four is received.
An oath of legiAnce must accom- any each bid.
No bid viii be entertained frem parties who have
bidders not present to respond.
The barrels to be new and head lined.
D. C. 9. s. US A., Warrington, D. G., and en-
dorsed proposals for Flour" my L. dt3Oth
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
PersonnI lnteIIigence.

Hon. VIM II. Seward paused through this city yester-
day, route from Washington 10 Auburn.
Hon. Henry Martin, Of san Francisco Hon. A. X. Lock-
wood, OF New York, and General Hartsuf and General
Torbit OF the United States Army stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Americans registered al Guns American Agency, No
II Charlotte street Bedford square, London England
adjoining the British Museum. for week ending Deccm.
Der o, 3--Edward IL. House, Captain p. Downee,
wm Pembroke Feiridge, Dr Augustus Rawlings, David
l. Dodge Frederick Cyrus, Frederick sturgess and lady
James II. Kdder and wife, Tnad. W. Perkiss, Samuel r.
Reed, wife and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II Clark
Miss Isabel Clark, Miss Ada shields, New York william
Cornell Jcwtt, United States H. L. Ba,eman, Brooklyn;
Arthur W. Blake Bost on; Mr. and Mrs. J. r. hatby,
Maine.
The Melbourne (Austraa) Argus Of tho 25th Of scptcm
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kean board, telegrapbed
from Cape 0tway Wednesday morning, and passed
through the Heads tho evening Mr. and Mrs. Kean
their arrival will for time at least be located at 81
Kilda. Mr. Cathcart, who accompanies them, 10 the
brother OF Mrs Robert Heir.
letter from Paris, dated the Goth OF November,
saye;-Count dc Kisseer, Russian Ambassador at Rome
who s about marry tho Princess Ruspo arrived here
yesterday NJ Proudhon hdA also returned. He Is ~rit
Ing pamphlet tho s'Ireates OF 1915" which ge are
promised at the epd OF the week
Sir Henry Buwer is st chantiliy, on bis way 70 Eug
land 90 Mr. Cecil Wellesley, who was rerorted rather
better YESTERDAY.
We have here ulso another notoroty Eonscgneur Man
ring yUHg Rome thousands Of foreigners Of lcsser
uoie lave arrgcd--frglgl, Biah, Amoricans end IRE
bcr )" AZ hcmd a NcfihcsncT fay 10 d,y, nnd ain"'
every bcle ID fua
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
AlRbHnla.
z GoxERNnR or ALABAMA

MESSAGE OF THE GONEkSoH OF ALABAMA.
The message Of Governor Shorter thooutgoing Govern
or Of Alabama, mmlncaedto TO the Legislature Of
that State on the 9th inst Il sensible and practical
document.
The finances oi Alabama are IN sound condition. The
balance In the Treasury f3ll l55 S6. large por
ton OF the message devoted the discussion Of affairs
which OF local interest.
further provision for the support OF the families Of
INDECENT soldiers recommended. Some Irregularities In
the execution OF the mpressmept law by both St1e and
Confederate officers, pointed out as well as defects IN
the acts themselves.
An Improvement in the militia system is suggested,
rendering its organization uniform and s service
efficient
An advance OF the salaries recommended act Of
Justice to all public unctionares in tine present depre
ciated state OF the currency.
portion OF this State paper Is worthy OF special
mendatop, In which further Legislation is recommended
with regard to the retailing OF spruous liquors, de-.
moralizing both W the army and people.
The message concludes with brief review OF State and
Confederate relations wherein the harmonious action or
government OF Alabama with that OF the cobfederacy
forth In terms o cnngratuatoD and Justice s done
the motives o; the latter where Irregularities have
arisen to acts Of admins
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
rltssissippi.
~vw uxrr, sxx,ro, rny NJ,

NEW RErrL SENATOR FOR MISSISSIPPI.
The Atlanta Register states of the Senator, j. w. G.
Watson, ~ follows
lie stood at bebead OF body Of urscorsus famed for
their attainmcnts, who, many years ago, made Holy
Springs, by the attractions they contributed 10 social
life the most deghtul interior city OF the South. Mr.
Watson has been distinguished, less than his more
noisy compecrs, for ns nrm devotion TO the cause OF
Southern Independence lie appointed last year by
the President Commissioner for Mississippi, under tho
Apprascment act and hes scduousy devoted himself to
the duties of his poaton lie s tall, slender, with blue
eyes light hair, aud with expression Of face bcng
nant manner and musical voice remarkably attractive IN
s0cai intercourse IN his professional habits he was the
most aborious OF men, and bis success al tbe bar was
brilliant. Not many months ago Judge watson was ar
rested by band of maraudng federal cavalry and
taken 70 Pocahontas where a Yankee Provost Maj.
sbsl dmnie,ered horrible oath 10 Mlssissp.
pians and others Of debilitstcd moral CONSTITUTIONS.
"By tvos" the cartnred oissps wore marched In
and svorn nv The Yankee Official tfr. Watson was The
last brought before the federal magnae lie was very
nnuy dressed, and tue officer nothing of bin ex
cert Ms name When the bcok' and oath were placed
before bin. ne refnartod tue Officer IN tho biaudest
uudcst icno ooucevab'o that NJ mgh, very well eFnrs
GS' nat clh on tblt o. bah CuLsccntcus rrrup. 90
hc subject, and mrrt therefore rosyoy but respectfully
dcclin,N fe SAID " ,tht viih he hxsd ,orYtloua. be
alcganIS vac primarily due TO bis state No cath stat
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
Arrivals and Departure.


LivpRrool-steamshp Novs scoian, az roI and-Cspt
Merrill OF Portland: CAPTAINS Hewes WIN Whitney and
James Young. wife children, of Thomas
ue Taylor OF Engandsnd seyenyeight IN The seerage.
Nrw OpIxASs-S'eamship McClean-Cclonel Mansfeld
Captain Tri, Capt Bnllard Capt Lyon and Capt Jenkn
all of the United STATES Army. Capt Rogers United States
Marines Leuts Ellis, Hall and Ancbmnfy-and 81 ,n the
steeragc
DEPARTURES.
LiveSoot Steamship Canada, from Boa 90 : Thomas
smilieF II warland Mr. and Mrs Brsggiott, Miss Pnn,
W " Fisher, Charles q Wsy Boston Capi John Leche,
josiah Hurst JOSIAH iiar. Dover. oho: pay BUR-
Washington @; fulllov Kentucty Henry Thomas
and servant. Hsrrsbur; Louyhlsnd, New mrlcans; ?
sSS TSSmS.on s e.o ss sss s.rrsa s%
Miller Mr. Tarl,on, IN Chambers, o.ntari Hngiandi
John NcPherspn Edlnburr; John q Ward. Bombay; wnS
Morrn. Mise Emma horrin, New zeaisnd-g From Halt
m sms. eussrson. sss s.1 sSd sT- Sis.
Ban Francisco; Stevens. California IVeorsc Prescott
North Cnesa Miss Knowisp Judge Jackson United sates
Consul: mrs Jackson, Or y Pro, isAlsh Bamblen,
Msfas :: Hr and Mr, John Dc Wolfe opebse; cspf
John Lorway, sydney G y, James Ray Y BurbLdee,
Cornwailis Il AswalIow, Nashua, Mp WIN Dodge, wind
cor N 8 DAM Fraser, no, known-T Total o..
Lorpos--steamship Colia-Mile Silva serrnn, VIM "
Steel George Hubbc. Andrew Frcernanue, etro Secuo
Mrs Ann Judge, Isabella Breton Henry W. Lndse. q
Eiga Birch, Joseph DriAdale. WIN Hampton, Edward
Bell John Hohrl, Mrs soiome Herfer, John Jennings,
WIN BIingham and wife, w Henry Readsham, Alfred
Tbomas Prancis n caeheus, Alfred codyn. q " caqo.
wife and child; Exa Cam. John Cam, Parked ArncaA
Jose TAYLOR John Brown. Herman Enoch John shArpe
and others In the sseraee