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ABRAHAM LINCOLN President Of the United States
of America

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United States
of America
To All Whom II May Concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
mo that JULKs LArE, has been appointed Vice.
Consul of the Swiss Confederation, for the States
of Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and the Territory Of
Nebraska, 20 reside at St. Louis, do hereby re-
cuguize him as such. and declare him free to exer-
else and ENJOY such functions powers and vileges
are allowed to the Consuls of the most favored
nat ons in the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters
to be made patent. and the seal OF the United
States to be hereu;Ito aft Xed
Given under my hand at the city of Washing.
ton the 2tth s.ay of March, A. D. 1853, ana
H.. s. of the Independence OF the United States
Of America. the s7th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
NILILAM II EE IHn. S.cretary Of Stat.
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THE ENEMY SUFFERING TERRIBLY FOR
WANT OF SUPPLIES

NEW YORK, March 3o.-The Herald has q
special dispatch from the Headquarters of the
Army Of the Potomac, dated Sunday, saying
all is quiet over the river. The main body of
the enemy lies fifteen miles back of Fredericks-
burgh, though a large body has been sent TO
Front Royal. 1t is ascertained by reports from
deserters from the rebel army that they are
suffering terribly for supplies. The daily ration
is half pound of -four and quarter pound Of
meat Desertions from the enemy are frequent
A strong, cold wind is rapidly drying up the
roads
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pARD0SED

Prl,a!e Henry Van Dewater, of company G.,
Ist District of Columbia volunteers, who WAS
convicted by cour,maItiai recently Of furnish
ing a roster OF Gen. Heintzriman's command
and sentenced 10 forfeit all pay, 10 be mined
at hard labor for three months. and at the end
OF that time 10 be dishonorably discharged from
the service, WAS this afternoon pardoned by
Gen. Heinizelman and restored to his regiment.
The pardon was obtained on the representa-
tions of Col. Tai, and other officers Of the reg
neNt
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airy. Five Of the enemy were killed. when the
remainder of them fed. Only ons was kilLea
and one slightly wounded on our side.
The New Orleans Era of thu 11th reports over
.,0H bales of cotton received during the past
week. most of which had been carefully con-
ceaiei for months.
The steamer Columbia, from New York. ar
rived on the 2ist inst.
The accounts per the steamer New Bruins
wick are very meagre. as most Of the papers
and correspondence nrs on board tho NJ cGiellaR.
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SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK p. M.
RETURNED WOUNDED

Washington Ofut, late if not now s Major
in the rebel service, returned 70 the residence
of his relatives, in Georgetown. on Friday last,
by some means unknown, 50 far, 70 the author
ities. lie was brought there suffering from a
tayoGe' wound II tna groin. The Provost
Guard haYe him in chalg and will attend TO
him where h is. if, on examination. the army
surgeon ceriifies That he cannot be safely re-
moved 81 this time TO the Old Capitol.
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GolHa UP.-The dispatch elsewhere shows
that The bulls of Walls street have succeeded.
doubtless by the aid of the Confederate reports
OF adv antages obtained over our vessels near
Nicksburg, in running geld up to ~. This tenn
poIary imitation. however, amounts to nothing
in the eyes of the, knowing ones, who are too
shrewd 10 be caught by it.
p. S.-Our second financial despatch shows
tn al it is already on the decline.
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NEW YORK, March 3o-A letter from Hilton
Head. dated the 25th. says: This morning, AL
me monitors, six in number, left tins point, to-
gesher with several wooden gun-boats, and
half dozen schooners
The Ericsson has just arrived here with
floating nondescript in tow. called The Devil"
Its purpose is understood to be to clear tha
channel of torpedoes and other .bstructions
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TaE INDIANS AT "GRovER'S" To-SIaHr-
Every Arrangement has been perfected BY
which the Indian chiefs will be enabled to see
the Davenport Wailack combination in the
new romantic play Of . st. Mare" They will
te seated as fo1lows.-Oa the right hand of the
rear orchestra and front dress. circle sea IS ne.t
the aisle, front row, Major COLLEEN and lady, ] /.
Smith. Interpreter, Capt. French, fcharEa,,
Yellow Wolf, Lean Wolf, Yellow Buffalo
White Bear; second row, commencing 1T ths
aisle. Little Heart and the two squaws, Gov
ikiowas.} and the following of the Cheyapnas
War Bonnet. Sand-in the w ater Lean Bear.
two Camanches-Prickled Forehead and Ter
Bears, two Arrapahoes-Spotted Wolf and Ne.
hand side, one Apache-Pcor Bear-and ons
Cuddoe-Jacob.
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~ Vim. Penn Goldsborough. William g.
Wheatley and John W. Long, Of St. Marys
county, were brought to Baltimore on Saturday
afternoon, having been arrested by the military
on the charge of holding communication with
the South, and with other disloyaI practices
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SGeneral Schenck, of Baltimore, having
issued an order requesting all bars and drink
ing places to be kept closed for forty ght
hours, a number of persons who violated the
order had their liquor confiscated, and were
sent TO Fort Nc Henry for forty -eight hours
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DROPosALs FOR BEEF CATTLE

sRALRp PRoPosaLs are invited until y u. Of the
slstsnc artMent geo head of Beef CATTLE.
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington, d. c..
on the 18th day Of April, or as soon thereafter ne
the u oyernment may direct
The cattle to averageat least 800 pounds gross.
aiid no animal to veigh less than faT pounds.
Any person desiring to bid for less number th an
bond with good and sufti cient security will be
required.
Proposals from contractors who have failed to
comply with former bids. fran disloyal persons.
and from those who are not present to respend to
their bids. will not be considered.
Payment to be made in certificates of indebted
ness, er such other funds as Government may have
for disbursement
All bids to be accompanied by guarantee 81 gned
By two persons. and directed to COL A. BECK
WITH, A. ID. G. and @. 3 u. s. A., Washington.
D. c.. and endorssd Proposals for Beef Cattle. "
Form Of Gnnrdntes
We, OF the county Of, and State Of, do
hereby guarantee at ia able to fulfil the n
tract in accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
tion and that should his proposition be pied,
he will at once enter into contract in accordance
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, ws arc pre-
pared to become his securities.
lThs guarantee must be appended to each bid J
The responsibility Of the pers signing the
guarantee must be shown BY the official certificate
of the Clerk Of the nearest District Csur Of the
United States Diaerict Attorney
BIDS ,chicd do NOT comply ,y,th ths 1bors 'oiU bs
SUtced. mar 30
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THE NEwsBoYs HoMR-A meeting of ths
"News Boys Home" will be held this evening,
at ~ O'Clock, At Wizards Hall, on f street
which will be presided over by Mayor Wal
ZACH. Quite number ofdisting uished speakers
Will address the meeting, and we doubt not
that it will be an interesting affair. 1t is ex-
pecied that the .'Home" above Willard's viii
during the present week.
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GREAT NAVAL MOVEMENT FROM
HILTON HEAD

SIX IRON -CLADs, SEVERAL WOODEN GUS
BOATS, An ID HALF A DOZEN SCHOON-
ERS LsAyEIN EXPEDITION
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PAHDoSED.-The President has granted psr
dons TO John Eberiing. John Hickman, John
Doherty and Patrick keenan,, who were coz,
f!cted at the March term of the Criminal Court
leoh the three first named of rape and the LAT.
Ter as an accessory, and sentenced TO ten yasr,
IN the penltentiary. The pardon is graptpS on
the ground that the sole evidence against thr,.
was AN abandoned woman, who WAS subse.
quen'iy convicted of disorderlr and yicinus
their sentence, and that respectable citizens
had petitioned in their behalf
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CON SOIIDkTED

The work of consolidating decimated regi-
xnfnts has been commenced in the Army of the
Rappahannock. Last week the 9th and 1n4th
New York were consolidated; the 9th retain
ing their Colonel and Major, and the Lieut.
Colonel of the 1Cith retaining the same position
in the new regiment.
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RELIEF AssoCIATIoh.-YeSterda afternoon
the employees of the Washington ana George
town Railway Company held = meeting a.
Temperance Hall for the purpose of orgsnk
zing an association having for its object
the relief of its members while sick and
the support OF ttre widow of the widows and
orphans of deceased members. Mr. Jane.
henton W as called TO the chair, and Mr A. r.
Renner acted as Secretary. A committee " a.
appointed to draw up a constitution and by
laws, and the meeting Adjourned to Sunday
evening next
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The National Inteligencer and New York
Tim's are having lively editorial tilt upon the
letter OF marque question. Our venerable
neighbor is astonishing everybody this year by
its SDrivhtlinrsS
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 30, TX a. mfrs:
Board-Coupon 6s, 1851, lOla ..3O's, lO62.; De-
mand Notes, H7it; Gold. AS.
81 Parson Brownlow, who has arrived IT
Cincinnati from Tennessee, reports that the
Rebels are concentrating all their infantry at
Tullahoma. while their cavalry make diver
sions in Eastern Kentucky, hoping thereby to
draw force from Rosecrn's army. Reinforce
ments were also arriving at Tullahoma from
Virginia
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- Our forces under Gen. Gilmore crossed
the Kentucky river on Saturday, reteok Dan
VILE, and drove the rebels in the direction o
Crab Orchard.
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An officer who had deserted from the
Rebel army and arri, ed at n Norfolk reports that
the Rebels are eyacuating Richmond Don't
hal To-
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B1The Rebel papers report that Pensacola
has been evacuated by our forces, and the troops
that were there sent to New Orleans
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+" THE DEVIL" ARRIVED AT HILTON UEaD
- Tow OF THE ERICSSON
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~ Judge Meredith, of Richmond, has de-
cided that Marylanders are subject to the rebel
conscription law.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. Hooker arrived in town
this morning.
J Clancy Jones, of Penns yIyania is in town.
Mr. Samuel Wilkinson, late of the Tr,-
bune, but now chief of the New York Times
bureau in this city, has caustic letter upon
Brigadier General Birney, in reply to a para
graph in a report of the latter, in which he
charges untruthfulness upon MT Wilkinson,
ia his account of the battle of Sc ven Pines
Hard names ara used on both sides
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~ "A rebel nag was seized At the house of
Mrs Belts in Baltimore yesterday. 1t was
suspended from a chandelier
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FROM NEW ORLEANS
sKIRMIsH WITH REBBL CAVALRY.

New York, March 3a-The steamer Nav
Brunswick has the following additional news
from New Orleans:
The le2d regiment had a skirmish OF ihe
Clinton road, on The fifteenth, with Rebel CAV.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THH EVENING STAR
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUcTY.


VAN DORM MOVING WITH 5000 INFANTRY
AND CAVALRY TC INTERCEPT NATIGA-
TIOS IN THE CUMBERLAND RIVER,
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LATE FROM THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC

THE MAIN BODY OF THE ENEMY FIFTEEN
MILES BACK OF FREDERICKSBURG.
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ITS MISSION TO CLEAR OFT DISTRACTIONS
IN THE CHANNEL or CHARLESTON
HARBOR
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~ I. was not Mr.. Sldell, ias the telegraph
had it, but Mss Slidell. who was injured by
3 fall from her horse in Paris.
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w NEW YORK BUTTERI
w Have just received I've kegs of sxtra sssI-
~ yTABLk BUTTER, equal to Philadelphia PRINT
Iueter, on retail At EGAN d PEKRIES
81 St Corner Ninth anc stras..
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A LARGE REBEL FORCE SENT TO FRONT
ROYAL
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50 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAal,
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TyLI.
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING pRpss

The InteNiqencer notices that the impatient
and unreasonable cry of i" On to Richmond" is
mo- longer heard, and hopes that it is because
those who raised ii have learned better, and
net merely because they have got Mcclellan
out of the way.
The Chronicle urges the importance Of the
campaign of the West and recommends that
our armies shall be transferred to the valley
OF the Mississippi md Richmond be let alone
for the present
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BY MAksHALa & PAGE, Aaeiias,nrs;

SG2 7tt street, under ond as'iows' ht'
DEREMfFUIY SALE tiS CIGARS no - 70
L WINES BuTTigp LIrulas Ggocsaigs, TanaHF
AND FANCY Grobs, ASr srSsK.L AssoaiSsS.sYni ~
SUTLERS Gyoi.s Ton fH Z Rabsf a:oSSl, ~. =;
Apri! 2u trg;..ri IT 10 - isck, ssaii s'I Il
front cf our Aun-in Boom
IL ,nUG fi.-R G urai;a Segsrs
- ,ss, Superior F.e6rs do
p tGe 81 .. rb Napoleon IL,
,sN ctr.es ,'d in,d' p Gs-.
Eb:ls Rice Fin. Sut Uosacec. y-ess
Cases A $50 tod I-l ;es. anxes G,arat, Cases e'N>
Peaches Csu.,.i VI. At. 80.
Gfacar's ;,.rr..e:a Sur.sr:nr Ca si:ae-e
C.ttan J. Hos. -, of
j. e. NeGa fi"as, AMI rare-al ater nea' '
ltlsr ang "a :srs t&tod eBumr-a@iu
-. - aS..y- r. aisat-
NJ. dr.. .r -. ~, al n Pocket iu.lHTy.
r-- Er"k. ~, r-tt "f a~w Siasie .sso'A@'
iGEet autt r,
mar 9-td
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The President and his Cabinet have been Invited
and have sig nifed their intention to be present.
The meeting will orsanize at O'Clock, p. N. The
committee earnestly hope that the citizens of
Washington will lay aside business for the time
being, and turn out in their might and strength
and here in the pit al of the na ton bearing the
sacred name of "Washizg gton,'' rea1irm their love
and devotion to the Government the Constitution
and the Union; thus mani Testing the deep interest
they feel in the prompt suppression of the existing
wicked rebellion.
The Marine Band viii be in attendance and en-
Hvrn the meeting with patriotic music at intervals
Should the Hall of the House of Representa- Gives
prove too small to accommodate the vast number
of persons which it is pated will he present
the Senate Chamber has been kindly p acei at the
disposal of the Committee.
Seats viii be provided for ladies by tbs Sub Com
mttee.
The Committee will be designated by Red, White
and Blue Rosettes the Sub Com mittee by Blue
Rosettss. A. G. RICHARDS,
GEO. H. PLANT,
JAMES GORDON,
Crnminss or n,s po,t Of the Board Of Aldeymer
VIM. J MURTAGH,
ROBT.T KNIGHT,
ASBURY LLOYD,
Committee on IA, part ef the Com mon CounoL
mar 26-fd
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FROM NEsy ORLEANS.
BURNING OF THE STEAMER BIO BIO

New YORK, March 3J.-The New Rrunswic k
has arrived from New Orleans 23d 1t sailed
il company with the steamer Mcclellan Tor
New York.
The steamer Bio Bio, which arrived on the
22d Instant from New York and Havana, was
totally destroyed by fire that morning, with
passengers luggage and cargo. while lying at
the wharf. The origin Of the fire is unknown
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KOnD AND Coal.

H. WOOD AND COALt
Nm Hand tie following, at prices annexed. viz
ss 70 cords best fin. Sas Wood at g per cord
$50 tors BED and White Ash Goa, 50 50 psr tor
Delivered In any part Of the oity east af Seventh
street west. T. EDW CLARK
Ho d and Goa Dealer.
Ufes and YardIVirginia avenue, between sth
anu lotn sts. east, Navy Yard. mar 81
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IN ROK PHILADELPHIA
tor, 10 now receiving freight for Phiia &c.
delphia, at the Fish Wh.r .rf in Gsnrgs 4SSEM
town o.. and win ro,itiveIy s.il on sSFsses.zA F.
the lst of April Por freight or pAssag ge aonly to
the sptsD On board or "fS' "
MORGAN i RHINRUARr
mar p-4t Foot of G street
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The undersigned COMMITTEES, appointed by the
City Councils to make arrangement. for { nion
Mass Meeting, announce that said meeting will
take place in the Al of the House of Represep
tatves on TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVE
MING next
The following distinguished speakers have been
invited and expected to be present and address
the meeting:
Hon. Andrew Johnson.
Hon. c Gorge Ashmun.
Hon. Andrew J. Curtin
Hon. Horace Maynard
Hon. Robert J. Walker
Hon. g. v. Fox.
Hon. Green Adams
Chief Justice David x. Carter
Admiral A. h. Foot.
Hon. Reverdy johnson.
Hon. Thomas H. Hicks.
Major General H. W. Hsileck
Hon. Frank Thomas.
Rear Admiral T. Dshlsren
Hon. Ira Harris.
Hon. Henry Winter Davis.
Hon. A. Randall.
Hon. James Nye.
Hon. D. 8. Dickinson.
Hon. VIM. Whiting.
Hon Joseph Holt
Major General Butler.
Rev. Byron Sunderland.
d. b. French, Esq.
G. W. Mcclellan, Esq.
l.. x. Chittenden, Esq.
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GOOD NEWS FROM YAZOO.

FURTHER EVIDENCES OF IfADESTITCTION
AMONG THE REBELS
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T INEN GOODS

II JUST RECEIVED.
We open to day Monday. March su,) a large a.
sortment Of SCtirGH LINEN TABLE DANiyks
OF superior quality ranging In price from 81 csaH
to $i75 per yard
Alse, q large lot of TOWELS, TOW8LIs6.
LINN sHEEfINGS, DAMAsk NApKISs.
RUSSIA ORA-H, RICHARpSON's sHIRfisG
LINENS, &c, &C., all of which We will ssl -
lowest cash prices. 10 J.MAY. sos Pa aY
mar 60 between 9th auc 18th SITS.
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SPARKLING CATAWBA in cases containing ons
dozen quarts and two dozen pints each.
SPARKLING IsABELLAin quarts only.
sTILL OATAWBA in quarts one dozen in case
OATAWBA BRANDY, Sou ppernsng Wine. etc
mar Z-2weo
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THE REBELS FORTIFIED AT TCLLAuOMA To
RESIST ROSECRANS' ADVANCE.

THE CONFEDERATES SUFFERING FOR WANT
OF FOOD.
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THE HAINEs' BLyFF BATTERIES SUCCESS
FULLY FLANkED
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THE --LATEST FROM THE NEGRO BRIGADs
The following dispatch from Savannah to the
Richmond papers gives the latest concerning
the doings OF the negro brigade. 1t will be
noticed as a significant fact that the Confede-
rate papers do not mention them as negro sol.
diars:
the Yankees came three miles out of jack
sonviile yesterday, burned the station house,
and tore up several miles of railroad track.
We opened fire upon them, and they hurried
OF. They are coming out again to-day and 4
cons iderabie fight is expected"
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GRAND UNION MASS
MEETING.

MEETING G.,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CITY
COUNCILS. In THE HALL OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIvE ON
TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN.
MING NEXT, THE 3iST INSTANT.
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~ The SAG OF ,ne iron. clad !ndiarn ola is AT
last -ct:isd AGmirsi Farragut reports TO the
Navy Department that lie passed thu wreck ol
the vessel near Grand Gui:, paraally smb
Fne,sed and very much shattered BY the ak
TJ.oStoT.
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ByJ. c. McGUIPE 4 co. .Au.tionssrs

EOUR DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
L HOUSES MAR TIVE CAFTToL AT aUC-Toy Ia
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 7th. al 81 'clocA,
fronting 81 feet inches north street bes~-.
"a and I'd str-ets east, a.d running back lfs is:'
tf gsffe with the improv snusistiu- or fosf
neat and well-b two story frame dwelling
houses
The location aud neighborhood is COED, sad ike
hunseK desirable for q small fa 1,ity
Terms: On--t third cash; the rsmarsser - saa
~ north With interest, secu 7sd by deed o. tins
:he premises.
J, c. McGUERE Il co, h'sess
mar An.anSSs Fbanmh
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ESThe officers Il the captured steamer
PeterhoE, arrived ii New York, report heavy
Erine Charleston tarhor when they passed.
Iha SpaUldirr, ! rid ~ Old psnt, left Hilton
Head on Tkurscay last and reports tha. no
DoYemt ct had then been made
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o@R WAGoNs! WAGONS inHu

On hand, q superior lot e,HSe
sUTLERS' WAGONS of all sizes, with and With.
out sprinsa which will be sold at reduced DR. ices
TO to GIG eless ont: Also, top and no top BUGH iES,
SSSSKAWAfS. leKtension tops) JERSEY WAC.
UNS. 20. DC Persona in want Of any of n q above
would do we'll to call before purchase ss my Wsrk
IL nt ts. latest ttyie and beat make.
~ Repairing Of al1 kinds promptly Alta nd al to
ROBhF d. GRAHAM, t;oschmakar W
mar Z.stf 374D, and All Firhth st
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GRENADA, TESNESSEE IN OUR POSSES
SION
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GEN. GRANT SURROUNDING yICKspUgG
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TELEGRAPHIC.
IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST.

THE REBEL RAID INTO kESTCCKYAEaIL
CRE
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Latest Observation-Disclosures by Levin
Johnson Il Co, Bankers.-W ashington Money
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w SUGAR OURED HAMS!
w Have received anosher lot of thoss fus
Sugar cured Hams, at l2h cents per ID. Those that
we're disappointed in not getting some Of the iast
let can now be supplied 'Ao 80
Also, ave bbls mere of that celebrated Newark
CHAMPAGNE CIDER ON draught, 1t s7,. casts
per eallcn, at KaAN & PERRi a,s
mar N-3t (SundayT ines Cor. p and 9th sts.
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STAsD FROM UNDER!-Gov. Brown, in his
message to the Georgia Legislature, in extra
session, recommends restrictions, under heavy
penalties. upon cottc A growing at the expense
of grain producing, nd also recommends that
heavier restrictions oe put upon ds,illatioR
10 avert famine; also, that "the State car. be
used to carry corn to the destitute portion Of
The State" The pinch of famine seems TO he
Ipon the Confederate State,, causing genera,
aUpr 'i:Frs ion there.
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ATTFNFT TO OBSERVE JEFF. DAVIS PRo-
CLhhh7ioN.-Gn Sunday last several clergy
men oi Norfolk gave notice that their churches
would be open ON Friday, the 27th, in con for
naIry with Jef. Davis proclamation The
churches were accordingly opened but as the
Worshippers hsan 10 assembled they found a
guard OF Union soldiers at the church doors,
Consequently no ser -lc. WAS allowed
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EOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The Schooner
II COMET. l3o tons register; slows 900 bar t,,s-
rsls; large deck feet drou Rht whe en- loaded LS$$
Apply to JEO. W. LUMSDON -
81 and 1O3 Water street
81 It EeorRefOWD ID q
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< T K A NJ o AT NOTICE.
The splendid STEAMER KEYPORT, Oapt E. A.
RT1HgR, leaves foot Of 9Th street ~a
Washington every Tue'day, al sc ven 9 ~
O'Clock a. m, and foot of King street.
Alexandria at eight o clock g. M for Baltimore
ani and ings the Maryland side OF the Potom &C
river Passes required. J. BRODES Il CO,
mar q at Agents, Alexandria, Va
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Hush As IRISH LINEN. SHIFTING LINRN
TABLE LIhEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, BIRD
EYE LINHN, RUSSIA LIN EN-, ,JAcONHT CAN
BRIO, NAINeOoK tPlaiA and Plaid j all prices
800 dozen, a. low a. Sl 50 Der do.en, 40 BRI
SPREADS. st 4l7S At
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n ew Dry DIS,
Carpcting, Oil Cloth, ks.
VERY CHEAP.

BLACK GOODS.
TO this department. sive my special attention.
BoMBAZINES. 81, o16, 50, and Sl15,
ALPACCAS. 81. 10. 45, 80, 81. and IS csnts,
CHALLIES. d. De LANES, ORIEHTAL
CLOTHS,
CRAPH-M0RHTZ. BEREGR, TO-. very CHEAP, at
BURDETTE'S,
No. 351 Seventh st., between and K,