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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE,

~ WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March -, 1858.
PRorosALs will BE- received g this sfics until
O'clock p. m. on the sHh OF APRIL, 1863, for fol
Rails Of 6hassis Of Be-. Coast Carriages.
Thess beams arc 70 be made aft the following
The rail for barbe. tie carriages ia 9 rolled wrought
Uon beam similar in appearance to tbs II" shaped
is surface, and free from Gays, imperfect welds,
the swo .nses are plan e. parsl lel to sssh oth.r
and at right angles to the web. The web Joins the
to protect equally on each si lie and must be viii
out bends or eorrugations.
DIMENSIONS OF BEANS.
Depth between outer surfaces Of '''
Width as a.nses inches. inches
Thisinsss ofasnxe at outer edge. & ineRss:
These beams viii be inspected after the follow
they are to be made of good though we'll worked
rally indicated BY roughness of surface, and by
edges Of the hanges, J. as alse flaws or bad Yields,
blisters, and stresks of cinder will cause their
lst. They are to beef the required dimensions
and square at the ends:
bends in the Han ges and webs.
Sd. The outer plan surface of the hanges are to
be garallelto each other, and in plans perpendicular
4th; The webs are not to be bent or t,orghea, as
whole lengths on the edges Of the f.ngss while The
webs are too hot to bear their weight,
sth !, The tasnses s are to be perfectly equal
VARIATION ALLowEnIS INSPECTING.
In length of rail. 81 il ches
In depth of rail. ............ 10 inches
In thickness of web eb....................O .O5 inches
In warp or wind in depth of tiange at ex.
treme end of rail. .......... 10 inches.
Difference in distance between outer
edge of plane ,urfaces of langes
different sides of web al any cross SIC
ton of rail 10 inches
a ul4 - ed n pp
fange should not depart from it at any
A plane surface placed OF the web should
not depart from it at any point more
than. ...... 10 inches.
face of either iange should no. depart
from it st any point more than. 10 inches.
Departure from square IN depth OF rail Is inches.
Specimens of the beams, or drawing of them, can
be seen at the United States Arsenals at Fort
Monroe, Virginia, Bridesburg and Pitts5urg
Pennsylvania, and atertown, Massachusetts,.
pore to furnish, the time hen they will commence
the -livery, which should be early poss BILE,
and the number they can deliver weekly after
commencing the delivers place where they will
they will deliver them at the point o. vessel or
railroad shipme Mt nearest to their works.
No bids will be entertained except from persons
actually engage d in the manufacture of iron, evi
dence of which must az company the bid.
Each par obtain ng contract will be required
to enter into bonds, with proper sureties for its
faitl ful and transfer ef the contract
to another party will cause its entire forfeiture.
The right is reserved to reject al proposals if the
prices pre- deemed too high. for any it is
not deemed for the pu bc interest to accspt them.
J. W: RIPLEY, Chief of Ordnance, Washington.
D. CO. and will be. Endorsed Proposals for
Wrought Iron Beams" JAS W RIPLEY,
m2I tuthsatd
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An Execution in New Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., April 3-CharlesL Lewis was
executed here this afternoon for the murder of
James Rowan. He died without a word, and
with astonishing firmness A few minutes be-
fore his execution he conversed pleasantly with
tnose about MIN, and disposed of his effects in
business like way. He refused all religious
advice, but to prayer being offered in his cell
he made no objections. He refused this morn
ing to Leave his child, uHder advice of counsel,
the money that all supposed he had somewhere
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ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Fears for the Safety of Admiral Farra.ut
hol

ANptI HI hEhaHsas.
CINCINNATI, April3.-The news from Vicks-
burg is not encouraging. The Steele's Bayou
expedition has returned TO Young's Point and
the troops were being disembarked. The work
on the cutoff, opposite Nicksburg, has been
abandoned; rebel cannon command two .thiras
OF its length.
The Commercials Memphis dispatch SAYS.
"lnformation which car b. relied on, rea Chef
here TO. day of the whereabouts of th, India
nola The rebels took her to Alexandria, La,
on Red river, and repaired her sufficiently -
make her serylceable. Fears are entertained
for the safety of the Hartford and Alba,ross a.
the rebels have the Queen OF the West, the w
II. Webb, and the Indianola-a fleet sutficieus
10 give Admiral Farragut some trouble
Price and Kirby Smith are collecting th.,
scattered forces of the enenly i'll Arkansas pre-
paratory to entering Missouri. Harris of Rem
nessee, is living in Tullahoma."
CoNTEAEAND TRADERS ARREsrEp.-Tha
following persons were captured al Point
Lookout while making their way from VIr-
ginia to the lower Potomac route, and taken i,
Baltimore yesterday
Philip Dellinka, Samuel Wolf and Alexan-
der Obermeyer, all from New York; Robt W.
Harrison, Richmond county. Va; and Jacob
Gewall, Columbus, Ga. The latter claims lo
be Il Prussian subject. From these five pris.-
ners about eleven thousand dollars in various
kinds OF Southern FINDS, was taken by th-s
guard, and subsequently, handed over to tl,s
proper authorities for investigation
Patrlck Robinson was the sixth ptrty. IN,
claims to be from Philadelphia, and also th;s
he was refugee, dc. The remaining two werA
brothers from Baltimore, their names are To-
seph }. Rosenheim and Sigismund Rosenheim,
both young men, claiming TO be clerks i'm stores
there, and that they had been in the South for
two months past. collecting tor their employers.
n, m Joseph ROsenneim SiagVo worth of
Missouri State bonds were taken, and upoa n,s
brother 81, 500 of the same bonds were found.
1t was stated that these $19,OU0 worth of bonds
had been purchased by the young men wi, A
the money they had collected by order OF their
employers, whose names were not given.
THE REPORT OF THE WAR CoAMIrrER-
The report of the Committee on the War &,
unanimous upon every subject except Of Gen.
Fren onfs operations in Missouri and the She
nandcah Valley. The character of the testi-
moDy upon the conduct of the other Oomman-
asrs can be inferred from this remarkabls
agreement of the Committee, composed Of Cen
sressmen of all shades Of politics. II is prob
lable that the report with respect to Gen Ere
mont, will be concuIred in by all to-morrov,-
Washington Correspondent ~ p. rmss.
~ Gen. Banks was At New Orleans n The
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CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV., NEAR SIXTH sTsKs1.

CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR SIXTH sTgxx7.
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT
MASSIVE EUTERpEAN
AND TERPsICHOREAN CONGREGATION
sFTuE
MOST BRILLIANT STARS IN THE FIRHA-
MENP OF THE MUSES..
GALAXY RADIANT BEYOND PRECEDENT
ANOTHER GREAT BILL,
THIS EVENING.
The Trio of Loveliress, Grace and Beauty-
MISS KATE ENSOYER,
The beautiful and talented rerpsichorean DIVINITY;
MISS ERNSTIEE DE FAIBER
The Wlliant Vocalist and Danseuse;
4SS JULIA MORTIMER.
1dealization of Melody ana Beauty.
Revival of
THE ARAB lay
Which. owing to its great success in.iuces the
Manager To place it before the public sgain
Return OF
Mr. GEO. K EDESON,
with Budget of New Songs
Mons szollosy Beautiful Ballet entitled
LA MAJA DE SEVILLA.
THE PRETTY SENoRITA or SPAIN
La Mata Miss Kate Pennoyer
In this Ballet the entire
COURT OF PRETTY GIRLS
VIII appear, viz
Miss Kate Harrison. Miss Lille Brandon
Miss Jennie Allen, Miss Beula Wolbart
Miss Lucy Clifton. Mile Jennie
Miss Annie Edwards, and Little Eliza.
Fl. W Egan.
Willis Armstrong,
Billy Emerson.
Barry j Carter.
j. Sylvas Clarke
and Master Johny,
IN THEIR BEST ACTSl
The entertainment will conclude with the laugh
able Farce entitled
MONS. MUZARD IN TROUBLE,
MAMEL UC DOORKEEPER
Doors open at 6s4 O'Clock performance at7Y
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, so
cents; Private Boxes (holding six,) S.
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Doors open 2 o'clock. Admi ssion-ladies, % cts
children, 10 cts.
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DEPARTMENT OF rTnE CrMRERLANn.

Several Vessels Loaded with Supplies Fired
tpon-MONeRlents uf General Van Dorm
The u Rehel Armies in Tennessee and Wis.
>i>>ippi II he in Direct Communication.
CLARksNILLE. April 3.-Last night tn.
'amerS Relapse and I-izzi. Martin wore fired
into b' low mere, Dn Tho Cumberland river both
escaped injury. Several more boats are b :
low. The Iuninary is safe a. Fort Douel~on
The gunhoat ~. Clair engaged the enemy and
was crippied; bur was repaired TO .Clav al Fort
Dohelso on. The Glasgow arrived y2ith guns
TINS evening. She was tired into al Hlrpeth
Shoals. Her pilot and several Of the crew were
slightly wounded.
The Democrats CORES pondent says The rebels
under Van Dorm are attempting TO flank Rosa-
Grams on the LETT. ana are crossing the river N
Palmyra. He thinks that Van born has A
heavy supply OF artillery, and apprehends that
MS movements are aimed against Kentucky
LOUISVILLE. April IA MurfreeS boro' dis
patch says II Is runored that a number of
bridges are beng constructed across the Tus-
bla above Florence. 10 connect the rebel
armies nt Tennessee and Mississippi. Rose
Grams has approved the sentence of deserters in
Woods and Palmer's divisions. Colonel Lowe
from Fort Donelson. telegraphs that the enemy
has apparently a heavy force.
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| Valuable Cargo

BosToN, April 3.-The cargo of the ship Star
OF Peace Is estimated in value at half million
of dollars. Insured for SlsS, 800
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AUG. JOHNSON Il co.

NBw SPRING DRY OoDs!
200 pIeces lew spring Calico
D pieces Lawns. l5l pieces Bl.ached Cotton
Is pieces BrilliantS and Gin gh.ElF
~ pieces Mohair Plaids, Is pieces Black Silk
Table Linen, Russia Dia pers. Napkins
Irish Linens, Towels, Crash, Cotton and Linen
Sheeting
Flannels Ladies Cloaking Cloths
Colorsd Alpacas, Plaid Pc pins, NouseliDs
New Style Square and Long shawls, for spring
Mourning Goods of every description
50 doTen HOPED Skirts
IBo dozen Ladies Gents aud Nj sses' Cotton Hose
II and Ike rel iefs, Gloves Gauntlets, Jouvin's Kid
Glsves
CaDabric Swiss Thread and Valenciencss Edgngs
and Insertions
B dozen Parasols, Sun Shades. AMI sun mbrellas,
dc
AL Of which We offer at a very small advance
mar % 2wr NJ TAYLOR IL CO.
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PERSONAL.
NO IApOSITION

M NO IMPOSITION
N1ADAAE ROSS, Doctress and Astrologist, WaS
born with Q natural gift. She tells the past and
futurs-was never known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages, hr.nes together those long sspsrated.
No. 43s street West, between 9Th and 7th, near
the Patent ONCE. The only person that can show
reality. Ladies ~ osnts; gentleman sl. mh25 Inn
MRS. 1. SMIfH, olairyeysnt, Test Medium, No.
V1 33S sOhth street, between lst and ID sts :,
doors from McPhersen's Apothecary, same side;
yellow blinds. Mrs. Smith hsafs old standing dis
eases oy magnetism. converses with your deceased
friends describes them: gets names; also sees your
living husbands hrethers, wives, children, lovers, ,
Describes them. tells their character diseases
and all about them. Hours from 10 till D. m sit-
unes Sl mar % 2wf
NJ hAGNEFISMi
NlRS. WREN Still continues to
CURE ALL DISEASES
HAND aoEnnr1sm
Washington. mar sims
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- Gen. Banks was At New orlsans n tns
I'D ultimo.
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~ Twenty.eight persons died Of diptheria
In n, " York last week.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..

ISAAC HERZBER6,
LICENsED PAWNBHOKER, at Ms Old Stasd,
established I869.-9l0,6O0 to be loaned, on ~
gold and silver watches, 3ewelry, guns, pis-x ~
tols. silver ware re ana nd we.rtine{ .Rpersl, l., -
National Hotel, between ~ and 9Th sts.
All tranaa etions strictly oOnhAeltiAl. 10 II Sm
Evening star., 1863-04-04

= NOW 10 TIN fIMBi
HAVE About ,o00 pairs Of LADI19' 6AIrIR6
OIt Of style, which Win be sold 6 less than hslf
Iiise. Gall early. a. =, HOOvpR.
1tltss Io. S3l "a. ~. bot. en- and RI ~,
Evening star., 1863-04-04

The Canal Feared to BE- q Failure-It il
within range Of the Rebel Guns-More
about the Hartford, the Rams Sw,txer-
land and Lancaater.
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This populsI ANNUAL Is row ready and contaiai
ELECTION RETURNS from al tie States Of the Union.
holding elections in 1862. carefully compiled TO- the Tn0nne
Almanac;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
&c. the yea 1885, Eap~s fas 1865 True Time, AseIoidf
BE. Re.
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Free aad Slave Territory lneyer before published except
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Comparative Productions Tor 1850 and ~ every state Ia
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Slste: Value OF Farming lmpemeCte IN each state
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BANKS aus "a NklNt, 1889 and 1885,
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Coupons on the THREE.YEAR5 SEVEN AND THAEss
TENNIS PER CENT BONDS. maturing on the lSk
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AsY FINE DAra Holders svs!ins thsmssltse
Of tho above viii Lave hsr coupons examined md shsdv
given for them the 18th ins sner o'clock, p m
Blank schedules will DO furnished upon application q ~
Inherent Desk Of this Office.
Inaddon to the Coupons due tn, 18th inst the follow.
Ing Uisy DO inserted Ia tho Schedules:
Those payable on the 18th Of February, 1861,
And 18th Of August, 1862,
out mono others JOHN J. CISCO,
Assistant Treasurer u. g.
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,,.r,.on. aaosoeino volume, over 30, pages eiSsn
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,I, onder;u WORK 1.-THE book not anove' ys.
Possesses tie attraction Of hlgaiy wrought aud p'"eu
-. of scon II has IN intense and terrible interest In
Of Il. story aud tho scenes incidents and cnsrac
o.. are portrayed With graphic and dIamttic
mower Yet the work not osy nc. regular novel, bnG we
..e s.ured M ihe,s absolutely nothing fictitious III is
ssve In the alteration OF few names and dsie
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10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LANnS

W GAfI Sl4f,I MN IAA.Nb IAANl'Js
H -COVINGrON ESrATE. u tAs M.cdletown Valley,
Fisefick County ooutains SIG ssrcs. fox SALE. his
state L abou. miles from Knoxville the bsin9e end
ONO RAILROAD and tbs Che speasc tud Ohio canal IL is all
uIds post aud AL fence s0d hos lse epple Ofchad rom
vbi,h l2G barrels Of cider have made year
scIqs are cleared highly ouyaej aid csGcd ~ 10 is.
HL running stream IN every one, The llance IS tnO lin
b.r. Ths Msn.ion - saO.E1nti.l DfcA building with
orrter ovsrsoe4a house, &c attached ~ viii De sold
sogeher Or divided snd extended period given for
nehi For flrao particulars typy sedIess ). Il. COT
NFRNEt IT,. Nos % AID a Ap4si wb,fe map OF the
is;ate may 10 seen.
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Nsw Qualifications

HAMMOND on Diseases Of the Nervous, Sem
4 4 iusl Urinary and sssusSyselns NEW and NsLIh.
BILE TRLATdEN by G. d. hsmDond, M ~ ioIn,siiy
Poes,or of speci Anatomy surgery In the syracuse
Medical Colegs NewYors author Of Medical Information
Ior the Million" NC. Price y masd TO he hsd IN SOS
City ouy ofthe Publisher r. WAhnEt, NO. i'essy'''
or lie Amthor. No 81 tsst 2Ithgt.
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broadway SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
I'D No. 2yT Broadway entrance on Psrx.plscs.
HEw-YoRR, Jan. a. 1859
INTEREST NOTICE.-Deposors are hereby notified tina.
semanDual interest deposits entitled thereto the rate
of SIX PER CENT snnum exceeding $500.
and FIVE PER CENT $500 will be paid and after
MONDAY 18Th Jsnusy lnteres. placed the credit Of de-
pot.ors and not Withdrawn VIII draw interest the same u
a depo,it from st J.uusry.
Bank pen daily from 10 to . o'clock:
~ FRANCIS T. SCHOALS, President
WADE r. WoRRALL, Secretary.
On CrnnIhG Accountant.
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oruos or ru1 Earr RAILWAY COMPANY, ,

No. Isl Weet-,I., New York, Jan. %, 1888.
DIVIDEND. The Board Of Directors OF thls
comn,ny hav. d.clsred dviesndo OF I'VE PER CENT.
free NJ tax en the Preferred C ia stock OUT Of
III. esrniss OF The year euGns 3lt December 1882 psye
al too Treasusrs Office. EePisoe. on tse it1 usy ..
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- the ,tst st,ior Of WEDDDV CbRps g, ~ yf!os'
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Dalcniines.

CUPID's ARRIVAL
"
sTRONG's.
Love s bark. under wey
For 81. Valentines Days
Has cast enclor Al SfHOEU'3
Nth..e the cargo belongs),
And, BY Cupid! It's brilliantly iIr.sesed
FOR our heroes afsr
There ars Valentines rsio,
And the girls left behind
An arsortinent viii fG3
or tie tende!e,! Love indited-
There ~, budgets Of fan
Tha. will tears cause to run
From the stOhiest eyes,
And mako oil the old guysT
Start back from thsir portraits stnshsod
circe 81. NNentine trt
On this Jolly world 5urs.
There such show
II you question A. 60, ~
And ri SfEONO's be bs.-!'chea end delighted
L. ". STRONG, 40 80 NlsSsu-s'., ~ J.
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OFFICE C0LuMBiA MISIS0 COMPASY, I

OYrICE COLuMRrA MINING COMPASY,
Newly oRk, Jan. 20. 1903.
NOTICE. Notice is hereby given 10 the Stock.
II holle,1 Of the Colarbln Mining Conpony that III IS
sessnrut ct ONE DOLLAR Per- SHARC has b, levied
upon tho Cspia Stock Of the Company payable tie 2etb
day Of February lo3 at Ga. oice oi the roNurOT, no
EluoSorst.. kew.l0k.
The rqnsier Rooms vii he closed or The sls January
alter hcd TO scys viii ba insle unlcss the As,assc
shall have been paid. BY Orirr Of The Directors.
JOHN SlMPhINS, Treasurer.
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4 FEARFUL DESTRUCTION OF MAGA-
- ZINES AM NHtli.WS by the late futonst IRE
Nov Is tr tiie 20 get bah numbers Of BiAC NO a: 10
cont. ana tsNILNS Il - cen,s, AMI ell other nANA-
ZINES al CIfAS. p MlLlElpS, No. IS Ne9e-rst n y
ENXQUISPFE BOOhS.-BOCCACClOa De
~ CAMERON. the layet lite ary s1 Il at TeIsei
hama To- t. with IS 6esuii al eugravinss. 81 20 Tar
KISS o. SELuNDuS AND BOSNEFONS, with nth
r. fti. and fine steel plates 60 cents RDUs-
SEAL 5 COMMISSIONS. the mos. iescil sting book over
uen." fully il;ed, two hand volumes, 81 So
Fsht by MAIL c.riaiy seasl from npeltiIeut curiosity
Poto &c free on rscsi;t &! price.
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Contents Of Ne. ISIS FEB. 10 J.:
I.LpADrNG ARTICLES: How - .Ss We, 10 90
Oul A DishJnorable Peace Compromise in 1901
Iraih yet.ug The New. fort EsTald; The VA "a
Issue; TIE Greek Oce5'i1n SET ed The Procla
rnssi,p E; New-Os.e.usi Editoria! Paragraph
U..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
Ill. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
V..FAOM WASHINGTON: Special Di17s'che' q
Tne y. Z rtioane.
v.FROM SOUTH CAROLINA: An Unsucces'fs
III 'mositar MGstaaE and FIset Of Ganbosti
I9s nsSs ,. asf hssali Of the fi,'t gsS
TIE Msiu attack About 10 be Mare; Ceud ton o.
For Pulssd Lost Of Valuable Foreign OFFER
Couespeplsnce Of The n. \. Iribule.
VI THE ATTACK or FORT McALLIsTER: Thre,
0urs Bsmoun.eSi lnvalnefsbih'y Of Oar lion
yu.ygrnERrcx poAj1lss At THE coopg r
INSTITUTE: The Pr,elsns,ion sHd Negro
Amy
DISUNiON
H..FROM TEXAS: Tn, Affair OF Sabine Pass Rebel
AceoGDi Q! ths CsP:ufe Of me Morning Ld{st and
scloonor; The hOrniog Ligh, Makes Msoe
BILE Resasancs Commodore Bell Declares the
Ccast - Texas Block .led AGsiTs Abon, 03yos
ton > uOo Of BOnbarsmvn: Given to tho Resi-
dentg.
x..wISCOSSIN; The Special Election for Congress
xt WHAT DOES IT MEANT
Xu..sHOCHING ACCIDENT 70 UNION PAR OLFD
PRISONERS IN RICHMOND; Number
xIu.LErr9Hs FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRHE-
sPONeENIs WITH TIE ARMY or lhE
XIV. .THIRTY-sEvESTH COyGREss-TEIaD sEs.
McS: Proceedings In the Senate and Heu,e Of
Representative
xy..FAOa NORFOLK: Correspondence Of Toe ". Y.
Tribune
XVI. PROM NEw-ORLrANs; Arrival Of Texan Ref.
uso.s NJ New-Orleoas; The Story Of tho FEcspe
2, El7Sen United sis'e' Soldiers; Fasi!ivs''
xyIi..GES. HAMILTON AND TEXAS: How tie
nebeis Oot;n Tieir S1p2ies; The Mexican
Correspondence d The ~ z IIibune
XVII. TIE AFFAIR III CHARLESTON HARBOK.
O.aei-l Report Of Req Alrai'sl Dupolti state .
No iOtensVtioa Of tbs Blockade; The Rebels Ap.
p-Ien,ly o'a4 to 0es Ga, AhoiheI Meniil.e
KIN. .vERNER5 PRIDE: By the Au.bores. Of "E,,,
Ky FRON JAPAN Correspondence Of The n. Y.
Tribune.
xNHOW 40 MAKE BOYS LIKE FARMING.
Correspondence Of The \. y. rs,oons.
xxi. AFFAIRS On TIE MEXICAN BORDER: How
the Rebels Get Supplies ana se- CVt.oa-Io xen
Ur.oaists NsitlDg IN Help.
xXIII..A REBEL EDITORS OPINION OF YAM
kEES fxtfsor4iasry Fund Of BabHssga,ei Tao
Vocabulary AsS1iy Exhausted.
XIV. ARREST or A CONFEDERATE PIRATE.
XXV. THE MELLOW BOOK" The French Mlnls.
teT's Visit TO Riehmond
XIV. .T4fE CHARLESTON EXPEDITION: SAILING OF
" Vesse.s i4oln Beaufort. Il. {.
XVII. MISS rATEbiEisIs C0RREcIED Cone pond.
eh(S o. LIS ~. Il. &iiShxs
XVIII. IRON EUROPE.
xxx. WAR ITEMS.
AN. POLITICAL.
AI..AGRlCUL TUG4t TqRns.
xxzIi, PERSONAL.
&HXIu,cir EywS
UNIV. .AbRkiAGFs ARD pYATvs
xXSY.. siscELLANHoUsJ ITEMS
SXAV .CoAiht1eiAL MATTERS: Foil Rsnorts ~ the
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goa. 80. givs Cvy,os. year, 8is. rea Coz,
or so.
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