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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20
A REBELLION AGAINST REBELLION

A REBEBLI0N AGAINST REBELLION
The following, taken from a late Confederate
paper of North Carolina, shows that the rebels
are having more trouble in their "disaffected''
districts:
EXCITING TIMES IN HAYWOOD, NORTH CARO-
LISA-wAR AT OUR DOORS.
From the Ashvilie IN. o. News1
In another column we have referred 10 the
forcibie rescue OF the prisoner, Franklin, from
the Jail of Haywood county. Since that article
was written. courier has reached this place
in qnrst OF powder, who states that an army Of
several hundred men from East Tennessee is
regularly fortified at the line between Hay
wood county and Tennessee. Some reports
put the number at eleven hundred, but we sup
pose it hardly so large. The militia of Hay
wood, TO the number OF two hundred and fifty,
ruth siSfg Cherokee Indians, Were holding them
in check Runners had been sent to General
KIRBY Smith, informing him the cor dition Of
affairs, and asking tor assistance. We await
further information with anxiety. The locality
is about forty-ffve miles west Of this place, and
bordering upon the most 6isloyal portion of
East Tennessee; and the force gathered there is
composed probably OF disanected men who
have fed from the r homes to avoid the con.
script law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20

HEAVY RoBBrRT-Fifty thouSaaI dollars stole
from adams Express COmPouy.-On Wednes-
day nj ht some person succeeded in stealing
an iron safe belonging 10 Adams Express
Company, from the baggage car OF an express
train of the Northern Central Railway Com
pany, whilst OH its way between CockeysviIIe
ard Parkion.
The safe contained about fifty thousand dol
lars in cash, a small portion of which was in
gold. There was large amount OF certificates
OF Indebtedness, but they are Of no use to the
thieves, as payment was at once stopped
There were also some government bonds, bat
they, too, arr valueless. The principal part of
the money had been sent from Washington,
and was IN tTansitu for the families of soldiers
who are now with the army. The compau
has determined TO make rigid investigation OF
the matter and TO trace. if possible, the perpe-
traitors OF the daring robbery. The company
a once, On the receipt OF the intelligence made
aTTangements 10 refund TO the proper owners
all the money lost. The express messenger
has been in the employ of the company only
three or four weeks, but he was recently q
conductor on the Pennsylvania Central rail-
way. The safe which contained the money
snd papers weighed some four or Il We hundred
pounds, and II is Supposed that more than one
person was engaged in throwing ii from the
car.
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AoelpYIfeHr11oE4pqDxxug1ur.s~ss
dnkl - SsSessf
sd.r,e {. Ase.s.4rts.zThs Aisxaadrss a.
seeis@l OF sss iaross - Sssse,ss.:s 2, q
where the train aeonins A coiIis,o. Z.sA
mule team, s&ftW tne end cara o. ~ ~, Tita 9
tumbling OF And .nsdss sAea o. so;s AZ
nlled BY being crushed, or run ovo, wa
seven were bruised and injured. rhs sa, -
ell belong % the lt3d regiment New YorS -,
unteers. The following, are the names Of ~ y.
Lyon. J. w: Heeaeeamp, ma EdTsrs SSsA
Wounded-J.. ". BloomiRg bufx fwha
thonsht, Wsn die nom ~his insursesl ,
o. Demarest, and ]. X. Jackson. = N' ..
"Wednesday night, between and o,c,a.,.
ere broke out A the back Of one OF ths 49,
buildings, in block Of frames, on the
side Of RoyA st, octwecn King and Pms
The fiames spread wtsa great rapidity, a "A :.
q short time four OF the tenements were 81 -
eumec, the inmates losing much OF their ,rs1.
ture and other property, including some men-
in coin belonging % Geo. W ashtng on eoIuss
One Of the houses was occupied by EitS
Harsernan as n dweiisng, and another bv -
Thomas as q provision and grocery 'xtn~
both belonging 10 the estate ofthe late Richs,1
Y. Gross; another belonging 70 Mr. VIM ~
Yeaton, occupied as a boarding house, ~
another belonging 10 The estate OF the late ~
Baker (colcred.l The old soup House, on ~
south, occupied by Mr. weaver IS an ovx...
house, WAS saved, though somewhat iniSrsd
and on the north, the FIRE was arrested bsfors,
IL caught 10 the house belonging 70 Mr. y
BurcheiL The loss Is estimated 81 some 4 lofs
and $500. The government steam IRE enslne..
when they commenced 20 play, did execut,os,
and, doubtless. saved mnch property. An -
houses burned. were old, and will 81 rsmem.
bered by all our citizens as Re lies OF the ~
time. ii is said that the origin OF the fire -.
accidental, probably from a stovepIpe rur.
ming through a partition. There was no m,
surance on the pro perry, except, perhaps, On
the house occn pied bY Mr.. Horseman
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TIL, Kentucky State Conv.n,,on

LOUISVILLE, March ls.--The Union State
Convention assembled here to-day. and was
largely attended. During the afternoon Mr..
WIckliffe introduced Mr.. Cravens, a member
of the next Congress from the State of Indiana.
TO the convention. WIN made q 5 peech danounc-
ing the present administration Ia the most
violent manner, eniogiZing MIR. Faiiaudighan
and his party. The greatest confusion ensued
among the members before Mr.. Cravens had
finished speaking, and boisaerDus expires.
sions of s'put him oui," s''own with the
traitor" "we are Union men," ssshame on the
cOPpprheads,' were heard from every portion
o! the house, followed by cheers for the Union.
MIR, Cravens was finally seized by score or
ore Of men, and forcibly elected from the
building amid the .roaGs and jeers OF the ex-
cited multitude. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TaR EVENING SrAs
IMrenrAaHSaom NORTH cARo,Ss
THE REBE1.afn STRONG FORCE BErSEr
< THE TRENT AND NEc>E RIy IRi:..s
"A DEMoNsTRATIoS AGAINST FORT AxDI
SON.
THE REBELS AREMEr WITH 4 MURDSROCS
FIRE AND AtE RHRCED f4 RETIRE

NEW YoEY, March 2o.rA- Newborn letter
says that on the i3th, tl.e rebels app .arsd in
heavy force between the Trent and Neus- ri yer,
snd drove in our pickets on the l4th inst
They. made a demonstration against the
Fort Anderson south works on the north side
OF Neuse river. gu which no cannon had been
mounted. They commenced tae bom6ardment
and demanded the surrender, which was
refused.
Gen. Foster had by this time sent forward
reinforcements, an d when the rebels attempted
the assault they met with m urderous fire from
our gunboats and twenty pound hOwitzers on
shore, forcing them TO fall back. q, 3d.
The action continued three hours, when the
rebels finally retreated, having lost hea yiiy
while our loss was one man killed and two
wounded. ..'.
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TIE VESSELS REPORTED DISABLED On THR
MIssIssIPPL-The Mississippi was a side
wheel warstea amer, constructed OF wood, and
built in Philadelphia in 1911. Her register
gave her rate as i,6s2 tens burthen, and when
first launched was intended to carry ten
Paixhan guns; but during the present war her
armament was increased, and consisted OF
twelve heavy guns. She was a companion
vessel to the Missouri, which was built in the
same year as the Mississippi, and was acct
IDENTIFY destroyed by fire at Gibraltar. During
the fight in the Mississippi river, which led to
the capture of New Orleans, the Mississippi
was placed in the second division of ships, and
Performed her portion of the ardusus task.
SneTwas afterwards attached to the sub.squad-
ron under Captain Bailey. During the action
the Mississippi disabled the far famed (by the
Tebels) ram Manassas, which was to have
destroyed the whole Union fleet. Since the
capture of New Orleans this vessel has played
no important part in the Gulf blockadng
squadron, and in this last action off Port Hud-
son has met q similar fate TO that Of her sister
vessel the Missouri.
The flagship OF Admiral Farragut, which is
reported TO be disabled, is he Hartford, a screw
steamer OF $50 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20

PkRsoNAL.-Charming Louisa Pyne is ex-
peEted to visit this country next fall to sing i'm
English opera.
whats in the wind the Rspu' lican papers,
we notice, are beginning to pitch into General
ii unter. The St Helena correspondent of the
Kos;on Trareler is so depreciative of him even
as 20 compare him to the (too) Well known cx.
Rev. q. w. Denison; thus:
- came down here a strong Hunter man
tul h enthuSiasm collapsed like punched
bladder after taking a look at the man
There's TOO much Of the peacock about him to
costtail with my idea of fighting general
AT the frst glance he reminded me of the Rev
4. =" Denises, formerly of Boston; yet WHY
he reminds me OF the Rev. gentleman L hardy
know, unless in size-perhaps il was the en-
tire absence of all physiognomicaI indications
OF MILITARY genius-perhaps. Were l about to
MAKE purchase at venture, would give
more Tor the military talent TO be found in
Gen. Fosters old cast Off boots than would
Tor all that can be found between the crown OF
General Hunters hat and the seat OF his trow-
seTs."
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~ he Unit. u - ATE, soldiers are 10 I'VE pna
scEP. Jacob AmoS, OF Syracuse, New York
h~s Just been awarded the ContriG for furnlsn-
Ing the eoytr. neut II 600 bushels OF split psas
~ - IS per bushrl
81 Bishop COlensO, the dissenting English,
prrinfe, oeCiaIT- m intention OF returning TO
Is diocese la New ZraIand. The chur h a a
little down" on him, but he don't seem To
JTIn0u
- There il sucb din ulty in getting a inrv
ia The TRIAL of Dr. r.. NJ. Brown i'm New York
tChsrg win otuTlng an abOrtion,) that th..
@urf have Sic ideh TO change the rrgDs and
!''.'r lie cHsc 'rird Ia WestCnester county
- rich spoftrne gent OF Lold,n has mr..
SHut'd .IeE. Mace. tn prize fighter. WIN a g,ld
~ vorth $500, ~ a token Of idllirario,. of
- pluck.
~A great many Arctic birds have IltaI =
seer sen on tne Lower ~. LaErea ca-whrr,.
Cra5ia and white owls
~ One dress of the Princess OF Wales U,iI
coz eight th Ousand dollars. Ii is maize aImos
JT'IN Of the finest lace.
81 The prospect for An early opening OF
If'Ifa-IcD on ] axe Ere Is not al nil favorable,
~ iske a. stIli blocked up with lie.
go rameS l.. CLAWS eldest dtught"r died a
Gays E-G Il /" XIng'"n. ~, of III ptheria.
- Cha y. CliheII hss been appointed
rsis lyt. t.F - TN Port Of New YORK.
- ... j. ~. 49, of York, Pa. bay, noni-
i''NIc SIN 3, tor Chief BurgesS.
.-yiH- sat. 80. - Nassach q Us tn, year
y -.. a. ~; y. PEI. 90.
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.2l|(dp,DDlllQl.
rHRlg O'CkbCK Pm.
cHAHals.

aG Chauncey H. Snow. Superintendent OF
TySn .por tation, q uartermastrr's Department.
hss resigned that place, having accepted po-
s;uou In the active management o; the WASH
inE,on and G Georgetown Railway. He brings
cncrg7 and experience 20 his task, and wiii
prove y rsIuable acquisition to the manage
m, cnt. 49,
The place vacated b, Mr.. = in the Quarter
masters Department, has been filled, we hear,
by the appointment Of Mr.. Geo. r. Gilbert,
v no SO acceptaely filed the Office Of Assistant
SUPERINTENDENT. E az
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- The gunboat Sycamore, we learn from
Key West, has recently been doing important
service on the east coast Of Florida, having
cruised from Key West as far up as Mosquito
Inlet A boat expedition proceeded to the to wn
Of Smyrna, and after q brisk engagement, in
which one man was killed and FIVE wounded,
succeeded in destroying a.yessel loaded with
cotton and ready to run the blockade. Indian
River was also cleared of rebels, and their
eontraband trade with Nassau broken up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20

~ Treasury DsPARTNEsr, Girch I3 1885,
Certificates Of indebtedness will be redse aied At
maturity thereof at which date interest viii CEASE.
AL such certificates must be endorsed Pay ts
Tie Secretary Of the Treasury for redempton !"
Ak transmitted to tho Secretary Of the Treasury
MIST s p CHisx Secretary Of tie Treasury.
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q YHIC IAL.
AslAzAx LrzeeIz, President Of the United stats'
ofAmericA:

AslazAx LrzeeIz. President Of the United States
Of America:
70 Az wAem Il May Csxews.
sui {ah. Ars.nt; R.psSH, slfertisSas1 Do
n..1 sss:;.s :, isa;o, IS zes.n.. 1.rs
aedS sees a. 81 sllovs&p Tia Censsls the
hncSEfay6ssd ratie1s. Sin &Ae uhssel etGtex :.
Intestinsony whereof. have caused these letters
to BE made patent, and the Seal Of the Q nited
states to be hereunto aoxcd.
0iyen under M hard At the city of II ashin g
zen. tie Ifth day Of M%rch, A. d. 1853,
IL. g. ard q: the Independence of tho United
=, states OF Ameriea. the s9th.L
-. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
= WaLIAs- Il. SEWARD Sseratsry Of State.
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MAR BEPARTHENT
w WAsHixGTOS, January 25, 1888.
IN cense quence of the pressure ~ business the
var Department. paasrs for citizens TO visit the
Amy of the Potomac will no given n the ofi,s of
LIEUT.. Col. CosgAD. 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Ninsteepth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20

Accommodation s. Hawke, Esq, for
merly prosecuting attorney of Clarke comfy,
Ohio, has been appointed to a first class clerk
ship in the z uartermast ter Generals office
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MILITARY ATHEISTS IN BALTIMoHs-Pro-
Yost Mar hal Fish, Of Baltimore, yesterday
arrest, d James II. Cross, Of Berlin, Nd upon
th- charge OF being contraband trader Ii
waa stated that Gross carried his goods AZ Tn
thr Virginia side OF the river, and there sold
them to the Confederates. He had upon mis-
person S2-313; small portion being in COIN
Berlin. "
hessrs- Coleman and Cleveland, two bust.
mess men OF Baltimore, were also arrested
charged with having purchased, at various
times, large quantities OF tents, knapsacks,
soldier clothes, &c, amounting, altogether, TO
atout Sit,OOc. IL WAS proven, however, on
examination, that the goods had been purchased
streEular Government sale, and the prisoners
we're therefore released
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20

~ Hon. VIM. ii. Templeman, democratic
Congressman elect from Della ware, is dead. He
was elected by but few votes over his Union
competitor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20

~ James II. Grinnell, Esq, of Mass, has
been appointed Oh ief clerk Of the Department
Of Agriculture, in the place of Rich'd G. Meteor
mick, who has been appointed secretary OF the
Territory of Arizona
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BOARDING.

IsOAEDIfG AT 49s 18th street between n and
~ l. One large room for rent with hrst-cias-
Beard also, iva small rooms. few Table Board
err taken at SO Per week. Dinner ats. IN iG-st
HcARElSG.- Coed Boa riding aud Lodging At
- cdeIate prices by day week Ia b. mad az
ffOMMEL, : Brewery, street south, bet 5th
an 6th east, Near the NAVY Yard. Cars running
within haifa sGnarr, Restaurant - all hours
mar IL 2s-
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IMPAIRMENT OF STATE.
- WASHIaGFoS, Js.EcsTrS. Ij5s
The Secretary OF sJste VIA hereafter receive as.n
oers OF Congress % business on SATURDAYS, COR
ecencing with Saturday, the drst OF next mouth
Jan TH WILLIAM u EEwAED
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SOLDIERS, REST,

One hundred and sixty Pennsylvania re-
cruits (drafted mem have arrived at the Sol
diers Rest.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
waEEIs6T0S, March 70. 1919.
Release from the draft on the ground OF siiensse
has bsen allowed IN the following case:
Name Wars D7af;si.
William T snodd ing e. Lepie, county. Michisan.
Arpiicattons Denied
John Crcnin La peer county Michigan.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

Tee IsteaigeHcsr quotes from the New York
Pcst and New York Tyibsne, to show that the
issuance Of letters Of marque by the Federal
Government is deprecated by q portion st least
OF the Republican press -.-.... &c.
The cAronieIe explains the pro visions Of the
Enrollment Bill,' and urges that the North.
ern people. instead of complaining OF IL, should
be thankful that i; has been SO carefully guarded
by Constitutional restrictions
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

THIRD GEikD BALL uf the PH;ENIX gOCI-
- ETY. at Temperance Hail. EASTER e
MeNpAl kffhihI. ApTii 6th. 1ickrts q
81, admitting gentleman and iaGias for -
sac by any of the n.mb-rS and a. James -
Lackey =. Merchsft Tsiior, 7th st. opouslte Pos.
UEicr. SIZE particulars IN IN tire sdyeTtisan1
by order a. the Committee mar I;- ao3--
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- The Louisville Journal recommends the
immtdiate erection OF Notifications for the de-
fence of that city.
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TELEGRAPHIC-
NEW YORK sTOCK- MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MAhkEI'
NEW YORK, March ga 1lH q NJ FIRST
Board U. S. Coupon G's. 1881, loii 80 Treas
nry Notes, 1859; Demand Notes, i5i1; Gold,
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SALE OF ISLAND PEoPERTY.-Yesterday,
Green & Williams, auctiorr@rS, sold the fol-
lowing lots in squa .e No. 265, located Oh Four
lecGia and & stree 5 south: Lot No. Q, II = cents
per icoi, TO NJ. J Laashiin; lot No. ~, cents
i,rr foot, IL Gec. Adams; lot No. s, cents per
loot 10 G. Eauncr; la, No I, l0a cents per
;cpt, to Tho. Levy; lot No. Is, cents per foot.
10 D. Eaean
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CoSTRABAND TRADERS ARREsTBD.-Yester-
Cay, The detectives OF Provost Marshall Fish
oil baltimore, arr sted at = int of Rocks three
mrn (names not giyen) while attempting TO
MAKE their way into Virginia. They had s3,Ru
IN money, ane watches and jewslry amountiny 2
10 s2,Stt, all of which was confiscated The
pr IsOners were take n TO Baltimore
A. ne same time AID place, a man named
LOUIS Follotk was arrested, having in his
charge large trunk full Of new goods There
WAS also In me express car for him about 50 $40
wClih OF goods OF various descriptions He
We on his way Ia Parkersburg, Va, and had
nC pass or permit to- have such goods.
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Cot HTERPEITs-Countrririt $3.50 bills of the
Central Bank OF Worcester, Mass, were circu-
lated yesterday in this city, and We understand
that some of our banks and business meu were
vic'mized, the execution being So perfect An
atienit made To pass three OF the notes q:
the banking house OF Levi Johnson L Co. but
they hFing suspicious refused 10 take them,
unless the party presenting them would get
sons. one I'D identify him, he being a stranger
This The lathT agreed 10 do, and went OF APP
PAR. My for that purpose, but did not return.
~ telegraph, we learn that att.mpts 10 pass
the same bills Were made in New York and
fhiiaGrliI hia; man having been arrested in
thr former city for the attempt.
TIE following IL description of the note:
J.eft hand end piece, female reclining on a
ialr of cotton; ship IN distance on right end:
Stale Of Massachusetts,, Worcester, Jan. LIST
lSGl: Central Bank IN old English chara cters
THE shading defective; the engriver's name de-
). Give: numbered in red; imprint in red: ID 5gD
ID; signatures splendidly executed; spread eagle
Oh lower right hand corner.
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FoCETH WARD STATION CAsRs.-Mary
Burk, profanity; fined Sisi. Mary Burke,
ihreats; bail for ,eacr. Thcs. Broderick, drank
aid disors:rrl.; dismissed. W. G. Faiies, sus-
picion of larceny; dismissed. Richard White,
drunk; do. Eliza Robin, selling liquor TO SOL
GirrS; do. Henry =. Ward, drunk; do. Thos.
Madden, do do. john Ruiiings, dp.; do. tirS.
Eeii. in company with a negrcss; do. Eliza
te,n Brown col, rowing with white man; do.
Redmond Barrett, yagrancy; locked mp six
hours. Robt McNaliy, attempting To pass bad
money military.
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STEAM SHIP GREAT EASTERN
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL 81 Ell
TIE STEAMSHIP. HyEeIEs
GREAT EASTERN.
WALTER Patton Commander


WALTER patton Commander,
WILL BIZ DISPATCHED
FROM LIVERPOOL. FkOa INV YORK,
TUESDAY May 10 tuesday jane 2.
First Cabin, from ......... S15 10 Sia5
each berth, according to size situation and accom-
mediation of the State Rooms: ali having the a. al.
privileges in TIE Saloons in regard to meals aud
sttencance. Suits Of apartments for families may
be engaged by special agreement
EXCURSION Tlctets out and hack in the lst Cabin
only, fare and half,
enccr twelve years aga. half are. Infants free
SECOND CABIS.-Stste Room berths, meals
furn:shed 1T separat tables S1a
THIRD CABIN intermediate State Rooms pas-
srcGrrs found with beds, bedding tabis utsn.
Eiif, and good su bstantisi food. ...........S $50
sTELEaaE, with superior accommodate; ns .S3)
- Az fares payable in Gold or its equivalent in c.
=. currency.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
luggage An expe riencrd Su rgeon on hoa.d
For freight and passage apply to CHARLES
WHITNEY at the Office 1T BROADWAY
III -i-tte9 HUHLAND& aSfiN WALL Agents
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
470 FOURTEENTH ST .tOPPosrrs WrLLAEps'.l
ON THE EUROPEANPLAN,
With First-ciass Restaurant Attached.
PRIVATE EUrrEa Roous FOR PARTIES.
C.P. MUNSELL & Co,
nar I9-lm Perpetrators
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. ssIslANr oCAkrERmAsrEg's OFFICE,

"A fivnsr tr 0sd 22f -, re,s. ,
WAsHISGToS, ID. e. tiaTc IL, 1853
With view 20 obtain Al short lice nd on the
hs.t terms such applies for the use OF thi- part
naeet by urchass in the open market as may be
required by the eXigencirs of service ana not 9th
.rSise provided for by estimate GA the proper ON
GERS of the deps tment, sill dealers IN Hard ware,
Drugs. Lumber, Leather, Harness ana Ssdtsery
are hereby requested 10 furnish TINS once weekly
wits price lists Of the articles their line correct
ed nc .urding 10 the fiuctUstions Of the market
lSignsdJ CnAS. IL. TOMPKINs.
Lar 20-!W Captain and \. q. NJ, L ). i
OkT-A set of CURls IN going from toe y ash
/ iEytas. Tataler 10 18Th - Arewari of s VII
b paid IL LETT ~ Il ~ once mar p y
MARSHALL SAIE-tn virtue Of writ OF eyi
wi fscs Issue frei1 the Clerk Ohca of the Cir
s,ly Court Of the District % Columbia f.- trr
cFuuty OF " sshlDgtop, sad TO me directed. I ALL
pore 20 pr bile ss!a, for cash, IN irant III she
Court Eous. st sk,j county, on TCE-DAg thS
gist day al March inst, 1903, 81 j? O'Clock the
sriTvc lease Ct jacob " Powers ia aai 10 An
.Io.tao is!-pd opPnsite Geors-tO~n d. G, taa
-.s1 ..e-. % run until the lst OF November. 1851
seisr'! .n1 lev =; Upon the unsEp'rsd lssss Of
J=cuh fopar. .a8 VIII he sole 90 6Ntsss S1ii-
cts.s No -. e. A@, te.m. las IA fayo o. " i.ism
Z bradley HASD V IAMON
r~.- -. u. = Marshal y, y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-20

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