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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-09
R8S10N ATHON or GOVERNOR RAM
-0EY.

Rsussy ,esigsed his Office n Governor Of
- State Of Minnesota, AFTER having o.
copied the posiio. and performed its d.
lies during he pct three ands half years
Flow hishfnlly these duties have been
performed aud with what results, the his
toy Of the prosperity and advancement
Of The State during the time Of his .d-
ministsation furnishes IN imperishable
record. Called % the management Of at.
hirs when in state Of confusion and
laoksppsey, 'hs commenced With policy
of rigid economy that has been steadily
followed up, placing Minnesota in posi-
lien 70 develop the resources contained 50
fully in her borders. His every energy
has been devoted to her welfare, and moth
yioR that could be done has been left IN
done - seesss for her the faacs among
~ States she is designed to occupy.
The duties required Of Governor Ram
10y during bio successive terms Of Office
have been Of the most important character,
calling iato action administrative abilities
Of ! high order. Through his energy,
tho pre.alng >dsmaaas Of the Government
fot troops to suppress' the rebellion have
BEEN moro than met, and With the utmost
pfomptitaae: 1hstssd Of but one regi-
@ent being raised and that with difficulty,
Is w.s thought; there are now ten Of in.
fsntry, d1st ono Of cavalry, three batteries
Of artillery and two companies Of sharp
shooters in active service.
While troops were being organized and
sept forward with al rapidity to the de.
:fensc Of tho nation, the Sioux war broke
out With all its horrible atrocities, made
tho worse from its sudden and unexpeot
I'd beginning. In the midst Of confusion
cl.nor aud showers Of personal innuendos
Governor Ramsey made such .dispos;tior
Of he limited forces At his command a
relieved The State, in comparatively shor
space 81 time, Of the presence Of tn
hovdes of assassins. With al the light 0
subsequent events, his movements seen
~ .best that could. under the eircumstan
= ~, have been made.
He now resigns the chair Of State t
occupy 1 position whore the nation It h1e
win hass the benefit of his abilities ant
long ozpelienss In public ;a6aits. VIII,
viii b. ~ lon, Of Minnesota will be tn
!, eAin Of an tkS Suites: -.
Governor Ramsey tetires from the pe
,ltioa he has occupied 50 worthfly durin
.ivo teams, With tho Acknowledgements
the people Of the State for the great be'
, s6as that have resulted from the wisdom
economy and integrity that characterise
hia misunderstanding their ev
dsoees in her ussz.mpled prosperity
Ayaad with their full confidence in his abi
70 ,an the new and higher station Wit
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-09
THE INDIAN WAR:

A Horrible Scene on the Prai-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-09

The Mutilated Bodies Of the
Dustin Family.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-09
Sulrenders Internationally
With $4,000 Prisoners.
GREAT BATTLE
AT GETTYSBURG
LEES FORCES BADLY;
WHIPPED.
IN FULL RETREAT.
I11s LOSS $4,000.
DEFEAT OF REBELS
AT T1ALENA.
LEES FORCES BADLY
~. WHIPPED.
DEFEAT OF REBELS
AT I1ALENA.

90 WARRINGTON, July Z, 1853.
To the Governor Of Minnesota, 81. Paul.
Vicksburg surrendered to the United
States forces on the Fourth of July, aud
Gen. Grant is now in possession,
~ =. EDWIN n. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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Lee i hStvetn South Noyeaatp1 and
rriecrstoutwsu, Where ii is Thought a: battle
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Indian Camps in Hennepin Co
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NEW ADTERTTSEHEN7S.

HEAD-Q'Rs OF THE FoRcEs IN GAaR1sos.
DIST or MlNN., DEPT OF ruE NoR1H-WRsT,
ST. PAUL, MIMI, june 18th, 1868 J
GENERAL Orders no. 81
Publication Of the follow lng Geneeal Orders
No. %, Current Series, Department Of the
Northwest; il made for the benefit Of, and as
notice to, all concerned,
Ry order Of =.
-. !, COLONEL e. MILLER.
Commanding Forces ia Garrison,
GEO. ". PRESCOTT, lst Lis1t:, 4. DC and
Acting Assistant Adjutant, General.
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:. NORTHWEST, Milwsukee, Wis.
.-- ...,..5 . June 18th, 1868.
- laRxRRAL oRDrRs.A 22.1,
All officers and soldiers now within this De-
partment, who do not belong to stats or reg
iments properly on duty ,eitSin thi: Department,
win mmediately reportin person, or BY letter,
to the District Commanders, and furnish cop
ieszofsall orders and .u.hori'x BY which they
aretnbsent from their proper commands.
Any failure to comply with this order with
in reasonable time after sits date. Will be fol-
lowed by the arrest of tho. offended: and hia
trial for disobediepcs of orders.
The District Commanders are as follows:
District Of Wisconsin, Brigadier- General T.
G. n: Smith. Milwaukee,. ,,-..
District Of Minnesota, Brigadier- General II.
H. Sibley, Saint Paul, or in his absence, Col
onel s. Miller, 7th Minnesota Vols.
District Of Iowa, B,tgadier- General Rob
erts, Davenport. I T .+2NI
District Of Daeotah, Brig.dier- General Al
fred Sully. Sioux City. or in his absence,
Lieutenant-colonel John Pastee, It'll lows
Cavalry. 49,. I;
District sComnanaers will make reports
weekly to these Head Quarters, Of all abscn- =
tees within their r.speesiys districts, specify
log fally an particulars Of n.mss, nature G.
business. authority for absence, NJ, dc.
BY command Of Nx4oR GsxsaAI Pors.
+ - r. O: sELfkIDGE, >
ljulys-;ls - Assistant Adjutant a,aersl
.'~:::'' '.' ST, cLoup
E',o-r. "a Fee& +etore.
II s. Il " ~
s*f< 1E4 :: .s------z ~
1o j.. - r. "a 4 M " supply a.
1881 49,. :sa&s .-a5slr x::4e..E -
FAMILY FLOUR,
e -. (sPr;rg and N5rse, Ra.eD
i J : ! 4 7 = Z sl'J
BRAN, NEAL &C., &C.,
,I%fa. 4s,sa:.sts u.
Made ct the Fremont Miffs, kept constantly
On hand Purchasers will find it to their ati-
vantage . sAll aAsthis 1tote, on St. GERMAN
street, and obtain their hour and feed.
The highest cash price paid for wheat. -
.@Aos@ssnss 81. - -$sa%- ADDISON GILMORE.
;. { st. Cloud, june s0th. 1858. v5h49~tf
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at AL important points. The Rebels have bssn
driven of from Rowlesburs, having met with

At AL important points. The Rebels have been
driven OF from RowlesburS, having met with
another severe repulse on Monday. They, how
ever, succeeded in destroying the Touihiogany
bridge near Oakland, a low trussel work str ue =
ture large force of workmen were immedi-
atfiy put on by the company, and IL will be
feaay Tor The passage Of trains st noon to- day.
The att' NJ iFt of the Rebels to get to the great
Cheat River vi2duct, which was doubtless
the Ain o. jet Of the visit, has signa,ly failed
throush the brave defence of the troops eta
toned at Rewlesburg.
The locomotive and train, which wa. sta Ytad
west on Sunday by the Rebels from Alamout,
with 10 one on il, stopped OF its own accord at
Oakland, having done no damage or received
any.
There is also reported TO be a considerable
rebel force in the vicinity of Strasburg, about
70 De no doubt that considerable movement
has been made towards the Upper Potomac
and Western Virginia, doubtless with the same
ofJect as similar movements last year, which
were to distract the Army of the Potomac and
ere another panic at Washington.
a report prevailed yesterday at Wheeling
and Parkersburg that the rebel force which
made the attack at Rowlesaurg have crossed
the line OF the road and moved through the
mountains tow ards the Pennsylvania Central
Road, with the intent Of destroying some of the
bridges.
As TO the rumors of an attempt of the rebels
to cross into Mary land, they are Of course un-
founded. The river is now too high TO be
foTded anywhere 0tcept at Whites and Ed
wards Ferry, which are in the neighborhood
OF Leesburg At both of these Ferries there
are strong earthworks, well mounted and gar
risoned
Major General Schenck, with Generals Kelly
and Milroy, are actively at work with suffi-
clpnt force to cousteract the movements Of the
enemy
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES, !,
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
Wreck Of the Steamer Anslo.Saxon off
Cape Raee-Great Less of Life

TERRIBLE DISASTER.
Wreck Of the Steamer AnsIe-saxon of
Cape Raee-Great Less of Life.
STaJoHHs, N. F., April q, tvia Port Hood y
The Steaner Anglo-Sa1on, which sailed from
Liverpool on the 10th, with $50 passengers and
ships crew OF "a men, making q total Of "A
.ouls, was wrecked four miles east Of Cape
Race, al. noon to-day during q dense fog.
Seventy three persons escaped from the
wreck BY ropes and spare. and twenty four
more in No. 10 life. boat, making total saved
Of ninety seven Boats Nos. and nave mot
yet arrived off Cape Race in consequence of
the density OF the fog, and seven more persons
VINO embarked on q raft are also missing.
There is still heavy sea and dense fog. The
commander is supposed to be among the
drowned. The purser, first and second eng-
neers and doctor are saved. Lieut. Sampson,
OF the Royal Artillery, Hon. John Young and
family, are supposed to be in one OF the missiug z
beats.
The deck of the steamer broke up about an
hour after the ship struck, and nothing but her
mlZZenmast was left standing Several persons
chung to the fore-rigging till the foremost fell,
but no assistance could be rendered them
Guns are being fired 1T Cape Race TO attract
the attention of the missing boats.
RESCUE OF NINETY PERSONS BY THE STEAMER
/ DAUNTLESS.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., April 2s.-The steamer
pauhtless this morning picked up the two4ife-
boats of the Anglo saxon, containing ninety
persons. The following is a list of the passen-
gers on board the Dauntless. The others are
probably portion OF the crew: Hon. John
Young, lady and seven children, and servant;
Miss Hope, Miss Bertram, Mrs. Captain Stod-
dart, Mr.. Loweis, Rev. Mr. Eaton, Capt Gas
sldy, Mrs. Jackson and child, Mrs. Wright
John Martin, James kirkwood and sister, Mrs
Eliza James, Catharlne Cameron, Mary Ann
Thomas, Mary Ann Adams, Z. Manns, Thofhas
CaldweiA MIR. Hart, first officer; Mr. Scott,
fourth ofhcer; James Henderson, fourth Eugi-
neer, and Charles Carron, fifth engineer.
The steamer Bloodhound has gone to Cane
Race for the people rescued there from the
wreck. The weather is very fine and clear on
the coast 10 day.
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From MpSic0-

NEW YORK, April 2e.-Fera Cruz adyices of
the 5th, per bark Trow bridge, state that the
Mexican guerrillas had captured camp OF
railroad iaborers near Vera Cruz, destroying
or carrying of all the.property there. Several
other similar camps near TeIeira were also
captured and sacked, and some 20 laborers
Killed and SO or 60 wounded.
1t was stated that the French were making
very slight progress in Mexico. A small fort
near Puebla had been captured with a loss to
the French army OF over 7UU men.
A heavy storm recently occurred at Vera
Cruz, which destroyed over S2U,UUO worth of
French stores. Reinforcements for the French
army were continually arriving however,
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ORDNANCE OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1858.
PROPOSALS will be received at this shice until
furnishing six hundred Wrought Iron Beams for for
Rails of bassis eff Sea Coast Carriages
These beams are to be made aft r the following
The rail for barbete carriages is rolled wrought
beams sed in the construction Of fre proof build
ings It is required so-bs straight and smooth on
bisters and cinder strsals The outer sur surfaces Of
the two Hsnses are parallel to each other.
two ansss sIons tSer middle ne ssvos tasS
to protect equally on each 81 .e, and must be with
out bends or corrugations.
DIMENSIONS OF BEAMS.
bepsh Be between M outer surfaces of ih'hes'
Width Of fanees az inshes' inshs
Ihisknsss q asnfe at outer edge; : inssss: ssss:
These beams viii be inspected after the follow
eg t be Of ,hseu tell worked
checks. and more marked roushness Song the
edges OF the hansss,) as alse flaws or bad Yields,
LIST. They are to beef the required dimensions
I'd; They are to be straight and free from short
Ss1ds Ts il the ,tsr tan Ess &C. and TeSs tho
be gsrslelto each other. and in plans perpendicular
4th. The webs are not to be bent o, tyorshsd a
reuld result from m resting % the rails along their
sS co hot to saf the
sth. The fanges are to be perfectly equal on
each ride of the web
VARIATION lLLowEDIN INSPECTING.
In length of rail ..........-..........En En inches
In depth Of rail. ............-. 10 inches
In warp Or WIND, in depth of aanse at e1. '''
pisrssee In fn0 distance @ between outer 'n'he'
edge Of plane surfaces of isnges on
different sides sf~sb at any cross sac
strai sht edge OF equal length with the
rail placed on the euter edge of the
6anEp should not dc from it
point more than :. -. 10 inches
than ...................... ........ 10 inehse.
plane surface placed on the rlAne sur
face of either fange shsuld no: depart
from il at any point more than. .le lncres.
Departure from square in DE pth OF rail t inches
specimens Of the beams, or drawing OF ia. N can
ss seen At the Unifsd States AIssnas e. res1
Pennsylvania, and Natertown, Msssschusetts.
Bidders will state the number OF beams they Fro
kese 70 furnish, the time when they will commences
as Shea should be ss early a RSssss a.sr
.eommencing the delivery place where they viii
make them, and the price Per pound for which
.ssy Sy win deliver them Ct the Ioipt 9i vessel or
No bids viii be entertained eIeept from persons
dsnee of which must accom- pany the bid.
e sp;s; Into sond., Win Proper sarsties fst il.
.asstni IN lnent and transfer Of the contract
70 Anether party Win cause its entire forfstprs:
pss ~, 70 s'5s: ~ y (
not deemed foI tie public Interest to accept them.
w e ssa e
From = i'a0.s;s f5SSs1i for
Brissdisr General, Ohisf Ordnadcs
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EDUCATIONAL
HUBBARD BROS,
IMPORTERS OF ARMY WATCHES,
NASSAU Il JOHN STREETS, NEW YORK,
are recei wing lar ge i'm por tation of
RAILWAY TJMEKEEpERG


NASSAU JOHN STREETS, NEW YORK,
are recei wing lar ge i'm por tation of
RAILWAY TIMEKEEPERs,
The h t Army and Navy assstss Fl PsiIsdsiphis in in
Of II he HUssAsD BRos Of New YORK ais ons
felt want, being hs ndsome and serviceable Watch
Should retail At prices irom SO to s5S each Good
as @.S Sseaa aa s s saS.1se Sa
laled mersment. Sold only by the case of sig Of
assorted Ode dsss s az and electro
EIGHT DOLLARS (SS). BY mail, postage, 81 ,ss per
per case.
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.
THE PERFECTION OF kEcHANIcIsN
Gentlenen's 5 Wa,th Combined w,th Paienl
New Sayk S Ksass Ssss sss leading MIC
10th 1865, page LAT voluntarily says We have been
sRos New are the e'fn os
called the MAGIC TINE OBSERVER, and is Hunt
p1stis.s M %ost and decidedly the best
and timepece FOR general and reliable use
ing key entirely unnecessary. The cases Of this
Is t s Sgts1
accurate tipeRiess:n Price, rugerbly saEr.yed, :,
At Wholesale, sss Il sent By T Dsil Tie postage Is
WWe. have no ssents or circulars. Buyers
must deal with direct. ordering from this adver
rem Of tS. 10 a
ment of the bill, Buyers in the Army must remit
he whole amount In advance, Is We cannot collect
delivery guaranteed, REaisfERsD L1rrsR, ONLY,
At OUR RISK HGBsHRp a1fss.Hs BROS. IMPORTERS,
ap22-6t Nassau John Streets. New York.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR SIxfR SylEBy.
Acting Manager Geo, r. Edeso

THE GREAT STAR COMPANY TO NIGHT.
A GRAND FESTIVAL OF THE GR1CES !!
FAIRY AIRY oonBfaiTios, nssb n M
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
MISS MIA hsssEsTFkR knTk PENNnxkn ~ NFnAxIkRnER,
MILES AUGUSTA and MARIE.
The beautiful Oriental Ballet.
PASHA ADD UL KAYAK,
Or the Slave Market Of Oonsta ntfnople.
Produced after weeks of assiduous and careful pre-
The GREAT ooURF or BEAUTY,
Composed Of the most Beautiful Young Ladies in
The great Comedians d. " = gan Dick Parker,
OORKoGRAPHICALITIE
THE RIVAL ARTISTS,
REHARKABLE COINCIDENCE,
THE GARR0TERe, UNCLE SAM g HOTEL, &C.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG;, the wonderful Juggler
Revival of the beautiful act,
The ARAB LAY
BY Misses Julia NJ Mortimer and Z ate Pennoyer.
The performance will conclude with the Dem mesde
THE fRfSH EMIGRANT.
O'Brien the Emisrant .......... Geo r. Edeson
Other characters BY the Corps Dramatique
Admission 0 cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, 90
sents; Privats Boxes (holding six,) %.
Doors open At o'clock. Pc; formanee ats
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o7clsch,
FoR LADIES AgD CHILpREN.
when the sreat Canterbury Com peny wiz appear.
Admission-lsdies, 20 cents; children. 10 espts.
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PERSONAL.

COUNTY wATERFoRD.-Any information Of
- hfA ny hcGRAfH, who left the city Of water
She came With ore Mr Thomson to washingtop
at PATRICK PLANAGANH, No. 13l east 18th
street. New Ysrk-her mother and BROTHER stops
with him. If convenient, infoI Imatson will be re-
Jail. No. 332. Rashinston, D. G, ap q IT.
NO observation-disclosures Ross, Doetress and
~ Astrologist, was born with . nataral gift
She tells the past and futRre-never known to fail
Causes speedy marriages; brings together those
long separated; cures all disc ases. Business
strictly confdebtial. Ne S33 street north cerner
Of Twelfth street vest, three squares from the
Patent Once The only person that can show
ality. Ladies so cents, Gentlemen 81. ap o lmfs
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The Camden and Amboy Railroad.

BoRDEHToWN, April 2S.-At A meeting of the
stockholders of the Camden and Amboy Rail.
road Company, held to-day, the action of the
directors in the double tracking Of their road
was unanimously endorsed, and also a contract
contemplated between the railroad companies
forming the line frcm New York to Vast hing
ton, by which the public will obtain all the ad-
vantages arising from through double track
and other improvements rendered necessary by
the present emergencies.
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LOSS of Il Prize

NEW YORK, April 28.-The prize schooner
Cline, OF Nassau, went ashore on Lewes
Beach, near the Breakwater, on Saturday
night, and went to pieces. All hands were
saved.
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DROPosALs FOR RIFLE CANNON.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPAl

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1868. (
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until 4
o'clock p. M, on the I'd day of MAY next for the
manufacture and delivery Of thirty CAST IRON
slEdE RIFLE CANNON of the caliber of four and
q h8lfinches. These Cannon weigh when finished
about 3,t7v pounds They are to be made in
strict conformity to the drawings which will be
furnished, and which may be seen at any United
States Arsenal. They are to be cast hollow and
cooled fTs the interior They are to be subject
to the regular United States in pectien md proof
and none are to be received paid for but such as
are accepted by the whose decision as to
the reception or rejection of any of them Is to be
final and conclusive
Bidders will state the time they propose TO
deliver the first Cannon and the numb her they will
deliver, weekly. thereafter. They will also state
where they prcpose to manu- facture them. and the
price per pound for the finished Cannon; delivered
at the place of shipment nearest to the foundry
where cast.
No bid will be entertained except from regular
founders, evidence Of which and of their ability to
fulfill contract, if awarded to them, must &C.
company the bids, unless the bidder is known to
this office.
Amy bidder obtaniE g q contract will be required
to enter into bonds with not less than two
in the penafum of S5 00O for the faithful fulfill
mept of his contract, in all respects
The right is reseIv we'd to reject any all bids if
the prices de emed too high, if for any cause
1t is not thought for the public interest to accept
them. Propos SIS will be sealed and addressed to
"Rrig. Gen. j. ". Ripley, Chief of Ordnance
Washington. D. c." and viii be indorsed PRO
posals for "A inch Rife Cannon
ap H-eo7t Brig. Gen, Chief Ordnance
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TETo, tsTMkAAsHIP ~ sALvoR, Prom NEW
earfins sa.ss We s,fissd st I've sed is no. dis go
TNs MORGAN a RRIKEEARY. Asents
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IL PROPOSALS
l. OR ADDITION TO HOSPITAL AND CON-
STRUCTING SEWER, MARINE BAR
n n

Quartrmaster's Office, U. S. Marine Corps, I
WaShtngton, l7th Aprit, 1858 (
PROPOSALS will be eceived at this Off ce until IL
m. OF Tuesday, the 5th day of May next, for the
construction of an Addition to the Hospital st the
Marine Barracks, Washin gton also, q separate
proposal for constructing Sewer, &c, for the use
of the barracks, according to pla ns and speci6ca
tions to be seen At the office of the Quarter master
of the Corps.
Bidders are notified that payments will be made
upon acct UNITS duly authenticated by the command
ing officer of the post, and that the last or final
payment will only be made upon the report of such
the work that the whole has been properly exc
cuted.
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Con-
structing Addition to Hospital Marine Barracks
Washington ~ or Proposals for Constructing
Sewer &c at Marine Barr scks, Washington, !" and
addressed to the ndersigued.
Major ". B. SLACK
Quartarmaster II. 8. NJ. Corps.
baltimore American please copy and sena bill
to this Office. ap 8-3tawtMay5
Evening star., 1863-04-29

ODD Lows HALL.
The greatest measure of success has attended the
exhibition of
SandHSon'S Gigantic Dioramc Illustrations Of
THE RUSSIAN WAR.
attested by the crowded and delighted audiences
which nj ghtly thrOng the hall.
1t has entered upon it's
THIRD WEEK,
And will be exhibited this Monday evening and
every evening during the week, with Grand Day
Performances on THURDAY National Fast Day
and on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at 8 o'clock
II ,ciU be shoJcn 10Th all its
Thrilling Incidents, Bombardments and Sieges
Battles ou Land and Sea, and ending with the
grandest conception of Scientific AIT,
The Ftna! Destruction and CONDENSATION Of Ssbas-
terpool!
Which has been pronounced the most successful
illus ration of its kind
Erey Attemped in this Country
And must be seen to be fully appreciated
The Painting represents in the most graphic
manner the important events which distin9uished
THE CRlMkAN WAR,
and forming at the same time the
Nest Startling I0bleaur,
Thrilling Erenfs, and
Seenees Of Portrfal Interest,
Which marked that great epoch in the world 3
history. Itis
~ INSTRUCTIVE,
And especially worthy theepatronage of ali heads
- Admission 25 cents Reserved Seats, 80 cents
Children with parents, is cents.
@eeats may be secured between 10 O'Clock q. N
and O'Clock m. ap2s-5t-
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o = FlC lALs
WAA D1PARrNKNT,

WAA DEPARTAENT
w WAsHs1afox, January -, 1898.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business ct the
War Department, passes for oitisens to yisit the
Amy Of the Potomac will be eivsn s4 the efles Of
Lieut.. Col ooHRAD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.