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Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

DROPOsALs FOR MARBLE WORK
i will be received at the office of the Bureau OF
Construction, Treasury Department, until ~
O'Clock m, February 2sth, 1859, for sixtytwo Mar.
Bile Washhtand Tops, according to samples to be
The whole TO be delivered at the Treasury Build
ing, in good condition, from the 10th OF March to
the LIST Of April next, as may be desired.
The DepAFtment reaeTyea fhe rIght 10 reject any
or all the bids II considered for the interest OF the
Government to do so,
Envelopes contAlning bids to be endorsed 4" Pro-
poaAlS for Marble Work"
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer in Charge Treasury Department.
feb lO-eOdt26th.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10
A PUBLICATIONS. for Duplicate Ian,
~ warrants.

A PPLICATIONs for Duplicate l. n N d
n Warrants.
Application having been made under the act OF 2Sd
June, 1850, for the reissue OF the Land Warrants
described herein, which are alleged TO have been
lost destroyed, notice 10 hereby given that, at
the date following the description OF each warrant,
new certificate OF like tenor will be lsSned II no
valid objection Hhouldt hen appear.
No. 67,T0o for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March ,, 1885 In the name OF VIM. CriAleF, and was
granted February q, l851-FebTuATy q, 1868.
No. 0,b56, for 80 acres, issued under the act OF
September, 1880, In tho name Of Jonathan McHenFy,
and was granted July 9Th, l86l-MAroh !, 1883.
No. l91ot, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Andrew Lee CrAlne,
and was granted August %, ls66-MAreh %, 1858.
No. 10 682, for 20 acres, Issued under the act Of
September, 1880 In the name OF William shnydeT,
and was granted December 10, le62-MATGh 22, 1859.
No. 69,4l, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1885, In the name OF Rowen s. Keenan,, and
was granted November l9, l856-April 10, 1888.
No o, ,299, for l60 acres, issued under the act OF
March, 1885, In the name Of Eley WihAnB, widow OF
Jacob Wlnans, and was granted August 18th, 1860
April 2Sth, 1888. ,o
CommisaiOner.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

RY c. n. L. GROWN = CO., AueIIOnssrs.
ID VALUABLE PROPERTY ON GROU RENT
AT AUCTION, and a Rare ChaHns for InVsEmeni-we
will sell, on THURSDAY EVENING, February IL,
at AZ p. m, those valuable BUSINESS STANDS on
seventh street south, (IllAnd,) between d street
and Maryland avenue, few doors from the corner
Of said avenue, viz;
Four well-built Brick Houses, two stories high,
In Square No. t11, the whole Of them fronting on
seventh street 50 feet, and running back 90 feet
ineheg. Lease Of the ground to run from the nth
day Of last October 1891 to the Th day Of October
1865, being nearly six year, TO nom date, and
at the present time they are occupied a. folioWs
one A. bakery, one aS q clothing and shoe store
store.
The attention OF GpeeulAtors and others 10 invited
TO the sale az they will be sold without reserve
Terms made known at sale.
c. r. L. CROWN 4 CO., Auct'rs,
feb T-H' No. S6T, cor. Bth Bt. and Penn. Gv
n B.-Persons wishing TO view and to examine
the property previous to day OF sale can do 90 by
calling on our fellowctiEen, Mr. Charles J. Brewer
whoRe place OF buainess Adjolns said property and
he vii take great pleasure In showing and giving
all Information concerning the above properly.
feb 9-9ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

A = u E ION. =
Come. ,sh0olbOyS, all, your skin to try,
Not hard enough to make you sigh
with trouble or vexAtion.
Two gentlemen, named Jones and Brown,
Came 10 OAK HALL lately,
To see the nnest stock In town.
And they admired II greatly ...
Both garments bought, but Jonss bought mora
Than Brown-thia point remember
The clothes were excellent TN sure,
And suited to December.
The number each one bought, from ten
Subtraeted, leaves sum
Which multiplied by the numbers sell,
To twenty-one does come.
How many garments, now declare,
Did Mr.. Jones obtAlni
How many, too, did Mr.. Brown
A. moderate prices gain
Now, lads, II you these things 90 tell
Possess the skill and power,
Your parents should reward you we'll
With suits from our OAK HALL.
Our stock Of CLOTHING Ia now very large, and
prisss, at OAK "a Hall Ill c@Ioraiko @ ROOM, S5Sis ao'
4eA seventh street. two door below smiths.
JGn2s ClOthiSi..
% ;. FOWLER,
or NEw YORK,
THE woRLD-RENowNED
PHREN IST,
AR4 tie Old and Popular AuiAOr and LsdIrs,,
VIII deliver
COURSE OF LECTUREs
HUMAN LIFE,
hS Capacity AID Improvement
W l. l. A RDs' HALL,
Commencing
Monday Evening, February 9th,
With Free Lecture. feb
HARDWARE BAR-RON AND STEEL.
Hardware, BAr-iron, steel
Horse Nails and ShOsS
Diamond state shosing Iron
AHles and Axle BoXes
spIings, Carriage and Tire BolEs
Hu6S, sPoksS, FsllOss, shafts
Duck Drill and Canvas ~
Wheels, Buggy and Wagon boWs
HAirolot6 springs
CaStlnES OF all kinds
EnSlSh and American yafhiShss
4 large and complete stock OF the above CON
THOMPSQN h co.,
No. BA5 Ninth st., opposite Centre Market
fsbT Late q, R. Thompson mo,
hides HIDEsiI mDEsIu
VIII be sold ct public auction, every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at II o'clock i. N, at the
wharf on sixth street, Washington, n c., ali the
Government Beef Hides on hARd At the time OF
sale,
moment Of sale, ~
GEoRGE HE'LL,
%lm Lieut.. Col and c. s., u,b.A
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10
WANTS.

WAHTED--To Rent or Huy aHoUgE In this
w dtyi would prefer II in 4 central altintion.
Any one having buqh, or can give. Information,
VII please applI BY letter at fhil once, under the
.eoLe.s 'isshN9OhP .y0IYli Jan Win
A WET NURSE, with first child, young and
n healthy, Of the highest respectabllity, with
child. Inquire at this once for MRS. SHMiTH.
jan so-h 10 T.yT .H Fr.H.IH
HOUSE wANrED-for private family. Of
n the highest respeotAbility with good refe ersnees
AZ 70 tesponsibility Ae-in any part this city n
part OF house may DO. WIN pay fair rent; and
Will pay for trouble 10 pernon knowing OF such
Please address Post once, box go, NJ L. Jan 20
WANTED--PersonS 10. engage in the stencil
w business. Any one can make e16to $50 per
stencil material and Dies Of all sizes constantly
Cali a DAVIS MILLIKENs stencil Works,
te2 seventh gtreet, between and y; or address r.
:. hlllken, Weshinston, D 9. jan H--lm'
A GIRL wANTED--for general housework, In
IA small, private family, aST Ninth street, be-
tween and D, opposite TIE Patent oHHce-a good
Washer and Ironef. Must come well recommend
- - '''
WANTED.--At the New York Employment
w Agency once, No. bl1 Ninth street, near
PennSylvaniA avenue, TWENTY-FIvE t25) White
and Colored GIRLS, with good references A. Cooks,
and seamstresses. Also, young Colored Men, TO
wait on tables in Private Families or Hstea. Also
wanted, houses immediately, with or without fur
niture. Employers in want Of good help, will fnd
70 their advantage 10 call. W. 49,.
mAy9s-h WIZ NH. MILLER
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

ANOTHER INSTANCE OF the skill OF the celebra-
ted surgeon oCuliEt and auFist, DR.. Won MosehIis-
ksr, is shown in the following letter, which was
received by us, no doubt prompted by the article
in 0nr local columns lew days since, Alluding TO
she diSting guished surgeon. By the way, We are
Uniformed BY the doctor that we were wrongly I'm.
pressed when we stated that Dr.. Won MosehElsker
was about to retire nom practice, The truth Is,
bsintsAdS to pursue his profession in New York
city In . short time. We give the letter alluded to
verbatim!
RAGHIApTOH, Feb. q, 1893.
This 10 10 certify that while engaged IN nv duties
q Fortress Monroe, 10 the QnaFteFmaSter'S De-
pArtmept, became aniieted with very severe
SASS OF Optb almia and which, under medical treat.
nSnt at that place. increased threatening the loss
Of my alEbt. / was advised to Apply to DR. Won
MoachIiSkeT, Of Washington, and am happy TO
state that under his treatment am entirely Fecov-
arad. ] have no hsGitancy iq recommending him
d. II. GoopRIDoE,
Captain and a. Y. NJ, U. s, A,
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

OAMP STOVES
~ CAMP SToYESlI
CAMP STOVES ~
WeAIe now manufactured CAMP, COOK and
HEALING STOVES, which we will sell by the
dozen or hundred cheap As they can be bought In
Baltimore. L. X. II. l. GREGORY,
nov - tli Penn. avenue, near nth stree
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

DY J. G. Mcguire a. CO., AuctiOnssrs
ID PEREMPTORi SALE Of PALUABLE CITi
L0TS.-On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb II
At I O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell
the following Lots, viz:
Lots No. /, 2, and 8, In Square No. 81, fronting
Twenty-third and TWenty-fourth streets. ThesS
lots are very dssirAbly located for building purpo
ses, and have pavements laid In front.
Lots No. and 8, in square No. 81, fronting OF
Twenty-fourth street, between L and NJ streets
water and gas pipea are laid. Lot 10 improved By
good brick stable for Ave horses and carriages
~ Lot No. !, Square No o., corner I street and New
Hampshire ayenuei pAVements laid.
All the above ellgibly situated, with good drain
age, and near the passenger railway on PennsyIvA
Also, Lot 81, Square 7s on Twentieth street, neal
West Market pavement laid.
Lot 2s, square 100, on NJ street, near Twentieth
Lot No. l, square No. I,OS1.
Whole OF Square No. 40, containing 9SO8 feet.
Terms; One-thiTd cash. the remainder IN 8, u
and IS months, with interest, secured by deed OF
feb Cd ]. c. MCGUIRE Il CO, Auets.
DY }. G. Mcguire a CO., AuctIOnesrs.
ID EIRST-CLASS DWELLING HOUSE ON SIXTH
STREET. AT PUBLIC AUCII0N.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, February 18th, at o'clock, on the
premises, we ahAll sell that handsome and we'll
arranged PRIVATE RESIDENCE, erected by Da-
vld Saunders, Esq, for his own use.
The Lot fronts 96 feet Sixth street, and IL i'm
proved by a handsome Three-story House, with
English basement three rooms deep, all with lofty
II-oot lot, which ID Handsomely laid out a. fower
garden. The House contains all the modern i'm
hot and oold-wAter bathroom,
and watsI-elo1ets-And Is In every respect hrst-
Persons In want OF fine residence should at
tend this sale, as the owner 10 deteFminsd to sell
Tor the purpose OF removing to California.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE h CO.,
febS-d Auetionssfs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

E1- The Great Pennsylvania Route 1.-THE
quickest and safest route TO the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates 10
all the principal points in the North and West
For tickets and fFtheF Information apply at the Of
hoe OF the "GreAt Pennsylvania Route" northeast
corner PenunylvAnlA avenue aud sixth street, un.
der National Hotel. Otfiee open from q. m. to 4
p. m.jon Sundays TO Z p. IN.
y. o. NORTON,
aug Sly Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

n w. GOODALL,
". PLUMBER,
AND
GAS AND STEAM PITTBR,
664 Seventh street, near Canal Bridge,
WASHINGTON.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10
-n1n ADJUSTMENTS.

'A" ADJUSTMENTS. 7 a Z
CROvERs THEATRE, -gHar
Rsnn'yiusstS ASsaus, nsar HalordP He'd.
leonard Grover sriAa.r.'a.'r .r' Manager
THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING, FEE. 10,
FOurtsenth appearance Of the world-renownsd
comic couple,
Mr.. and MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Last time positively OF '.r..r
..IGl THE HAPPY MAN, r-.g
Or The Irishman In India.
Paddy Murphy with song) Mr.. Barnsy williams
Positively the last time Of the greatest Of al pro-
.... team plays, ....
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE. ...
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS in eight characters
To conclude with
A KISS IN THE DARK.
Tomorrow night
AAiA HhLLOW ENEs
PRICES OF ADMISSION,
Private boxes, %; Dress Circle, 80 cts, Orchestra
Chairs, IS etsj Family Circle, % cts, Colorsd Sal
lsry, 70 cts., ColoFed Partcrre, 90 cts.
Seats may be secured from 10 o'clock .. N. to 8
O'Clock p. N.
Secured seats 26 cents extra.
Doors open at SN o'clock performance MIX.
feb 10
CAMPBELIs MISsTRELs,
~ ..r AT ODD FELLowT HALL.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
First appearance OF
MR. ,. II. BUDwORTH,
The Monitor Of Ethiopian comedians, who will
appear In conjunction with
NED DAVIS and JOHNNY BOOKER,
and the entire troupe Of
CAM MPBELL'S MINsTRELs,
In their grand
PoRTRAITUREs OF
sou T II RN LIFE
ON THE OLD PLANTATIONS.
Doors open at Il Commence at O'Clock.
Tickets, 9S cents; Reserved seats, 80 cents.
FRANK EDWARDS,
febS Agent
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

AProIhfrrsrS.4Jo John FoIsy, Of New York, has
been appointed oommlssary Of aubslstenee with
The rank q captain. .cnsi
q oIerkship IN tie once of cabt. HIATT, a,ulstnn,
~ - = - aYS't1rnX.-1LEaN
90 TO WHITnHuRaT, asa Pennayivnnia avenue,
20 obtain superior Likenesaoa At reduced prices.
Fine Card Vignetta, formerly sold at eBpef dozen,
now aeling Al eti half dozens, same rate. ColoFed
Imperiah reduced from $50 70 go; selling whola
size cQlored at only 80. will excel IN Y Coioftt
UaIte ~ VtsNfs,n having secured the Bervioee Of
superior artist for thet branch OF business. Like.
nesaee o. many Of thoss fAlen In battle can be OBJ
tained herej also card photographs Of prominent
men, both civil and military. lr' nov 9-H
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10
MARRIED,

On the 9Th instant, by the Rev. DR.. Ryan, Mr..
WILLIAM II. KIDwELL, Of this city, to Miss LOUISA
Y. KRAFTT, OF Baltimore, Nd
Baltimore papers please copy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10
DROPOsALS FOR BLUE STONE FLAG
GING. ..r.

FEBRuARY ?, 1868.
PROPOSALS for Blue Stone FlAgging will be re-
ceived at the office OF the Bureau OF Construction,
Treasury Department, until u o'clock NJ, Feb
ruAry %, 1862 for Dlue-Stone F1agging, according
TO the following schedule: .s'
I60 Stones, 7 feet inches, X . feet X I incheF.
100 to 100 stones, foot inches, feet x
inches.
All Stones to bo squared, dresSed to an even
thickness, and without any windRge whatever.
The whole to be delivered by the 10Th Of March
next.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
Government to do so.
BIDS TO be enclosed In sealed envelope, endorsed
proposals for Blue-stone Tagging"
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer In Charge Treasury Department.
fIO-eOdtF8
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

3 t. o \
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.
They purify, strengthen, and InvigorAte.
They create . healthy appetite.
They are an Antidote to change OF water and diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hourB,
They strengthen the system and enliyen the mind
They prevent miAsmAtie and intermittent feVeIG
Theypurify the breath and aoidlty Of the stomach
They cure DyspeHiA and Constipation.
bus.
Tney cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters In the world They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of pure
st. Crolx Rum, the celebrated CalsayA Bark, FoOtR
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure OF a
beverage, without regard to age or time OF day.
Particularly recommended to delicate persons re-
quiring gentle BtimulAnt Sold by all Grocers,
Druggists, Hotels, and saloons. P. II DRAKE d
CO., 2O2 broadway, New York. Sc 2S-6m
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10
LOCAL NEWS

'a1 ~ sxRSoa oS my. M zAcnos.LYestsrday ewes
ihg, ~ IX O'Clock, Rev. J. 3. zAohot ieotured IN
.1ft ~ Dhltafiaa chareh on The Unity Of ne Human
ts Race. he took his tent passage from 81,
.,' Panl,a addrega 70 the AtheniAns on Mars Nm,
,s A-thnd hath made o. one blood Al nations Of
men 70 dwell The face ofths earth !" There is q
natural and spiritual unity Of the human race
l question too profound, he said, 10 BE- presented
% p with al iti phases in single discourse. The
unity Of God and Of mankind the distinguish
.irI lag feature IN chrstiany, unlike all preceding
Systems Of religion. TT true the theories Of the
, Anoients nearly approached TO such conception,
but their practice differed widely from that stand.
ard. Thoy wonhippsd particular attributes Of
.ls Deity without oonHiderihg them eooNtensiye and
r1' ooordinats. The unity fths human race
"'a thlpg like the law Of grhytAton, by which every
particle Of matter has a mutual relation.
This idea is also pasaion-an Instinct in man.
iathe foundAtion Of all social order, marriage,
arlisr hiondship, government, etc. And By sort OF
80 anitSais the violation Of this Instinct
, isths cause Of All war and oommotion.
sar TO trace the operation Of this mighty passion,
lst us look At history. II tells US Of three great
original rases--the ssmetio, the Japhstie and the
hAhrisan. The Bemetic, In which the predomi-
I nance Of the oontemplative and the IDEAL,
sought to wander far from their pristine seats.
-I.4 The Japhetie, In which most developed the
r. power Of will, the executive and the practical,
' Waad6fod away 20 the north And west But the
: inhtinet OF unity again prompted their return to
20 thslr fruitful mother, ASlAi and in the overthrow
Of nabylonian power arose the cauuasalan element
r ofthe MSdss and PeruiAnu. Next, impeiled by the
o.. sans mighty Instinct, the semstlo race turned
s loNe.os tl,tepe ~ tn. eNpeoluoh o. AshNss, ony
- to Be hurled back by the superior energy and
dom % action Of the JAphetlc. 20 d.
Then again the latter, under the conduct Of Alex
andsf, swept reastlessly ovet the abodss OF their
feshlsr brethren, and remnants Of their power still
remain there, unopposed and undiSturbsd But
history has uad little nothing Of the third great
race, the African. The characteristics Of the two
other races have been already described what,
then, remains for the thirdl the speaker asked,
10 charity, patience, forbeArAnCe. He gave an
Interesting account Of his residence for some
months past In an Island on the coast Of South
.. Carolina, among the fugitive slaves, and yIndi-
eated by many touching Incidents, the negro char
. AetsF, against which he had himself been much
praindiced before his soIourn with them. He be-
nsVed that in the ehiefeements OF an army-hdel-
ity, discipline and enthuSlAsm-their enlistment
into the Government service would prove q most
valuable gain. ...... ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

GUPERIOR SECOND HAND PIANOS
y AND SAVING MACHINE
We have on private sale, one superior ROSaW ood
ChiekeFing.
One excellent Rosewood Case eyen-Oetaye
round corner PIANO FORTE, BY RosepkTanE.
One Wheeler h Wilson SEWING MACHINE, in
perfect order, JAS. @, Nj CURE co,
feb b-gt Auction and Com. Merchants.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10

Having had twelve years. experience in the PrAe-
tice OF Medicine, Or. MePherSon has no hesitation
In guaranteeing perfect cure 10 any Disease that
can be reached by the healing art.
Private Diseases, OF long or short standing, cured
80 etfeetuRly as TO leave the aystem pure and un-
tainted, In an almost Incredibly short time.
Ladies' and gentlemen will fhd II 10 their AdVAn-
tAge to consult DR.. McPheTsOn.
ONCE hours from . to ~ a. N. and from to 8
y. m.
Call at the office, or send address.
c, F. MCPHERSON, NJ D.
All Eleventh st., bet II aud l.
teb NV Washington, ID. e.
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10
SPECIAL MOTTO

The following ARTICLES FOR SALE at MURRAY's
HOTEL, s67 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the
National Hotel
one Eating COUNTER complete, with Stove and
Heater,
Eight fine Block Tin Dishes for Heater.
One PIE CASE, with brass WIRE front complete.
OYSTER BOX attached to Eating stand.
feb CIV
Daily national Republican., 1863-02-10
Aneth.r I.aporaant cnr,l
MnDICATED TAR DROPS

TRY THEM,
AND BE WISE IN TIMEI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-28


Ben. Wade and other radicals yesterday. The
great remedy proposed by the junta Is to get
Mr.. Seward out of the Cabinet. Among them
MI. Stanton has some staunch adherents. Tho
roughgoing Abolitionists, they say, must be put
at the head of the armies. The radicals are
constantly caucusing at the National and at
Wizards.
General Cameron is being feted, notwith-
standing the revelations at Harrisburg. Some
people are verdant enough to suppose that he
may be required to yield his appointment Of
Minister to Russia.
The Judge Advocate General has taken pre-
iminary steps for u full investigation of the al
legged frauds connected with the Quartermaster's
Department at Philadelphia The testimony,
in part, has already been procured.
Gen. Hitchcocl's gratuitous attack upon
General Mcclellan for having violated the or
dcrs Of the President, leads many people to
assume that court martial is intended for
him.
Various run1ors are in circulation as to the
causes of removal Of Generals Sumner and
franklin but nothing definite seems to be
Successors, among them Generals Couch;
Smith, Reynolds, Heintzlenan and Sedge-
wick.
CAPT Ashcroft, Of the Sd New York Artillery
stationed at Fort Hatteras, has received author
ltv from Aia Cen Foster to raise a battalion
oGartillery from the citizens there.
General Foster is DESTROYS Of the organiza-
ton from loyal natives ofNorth Carolina Of re-
giuaents Of artillery and cavalry.
From Southern papers it~appears that some
excitement has been occasioned in the interior
Of the CaroIi1,as By the reported concentration
Of Federal troops in that department.
tisstatea that seventy five thousand Confed
crate troops have been sent into North Carroll
ma from the Rappahannock, and that another
force has been Withdraw thence for the South
west.
The Catholic Telegraph states that Rev.
John T. Nealis, formerly Of the Archdiocese Of
Ohio, but for the last year Or 50 pastor Of the
Catholic Church Of Chattanooga Tenn, has
lust died at that place from the effects Of
wounds inflicted on him By a party Of three
rufians, who waylaid him on the public high
way and having cruelty beat him, then shot him
with q revolver,
Gen. Fitz John Porter is not only Iii smissed
from the army, but by virtue Of the sentence
a.; a1,nloved bv the President, declared to be
forever disqualified from holding any Office Of
trust or profit: under the government Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-28

Pennsylvania Legislature in reference to alleged
Lrbery and corruption In which Gen. Came
ron is party, is to be made the subject OF IN
oui1y on the part of the Senate. A resolution
has been prepared, which will be offered IN
Executive session at their next meeting, call
Ing the attention of the President to the mat
Ter.
4 grand combined movement IS now taking
place on the Mississippi for the purpose OF re-
newing the attack on Vicksburg. 4 letter
from Memphis, dated the 18th January, states
that Gen. Grant had seized all the steamers IN
the mercantile service for the purpose OF trans
porting his troops and munitions Of war
The ship Mortimer Livingston is ashore at
Carson's Inlet. All her officers and crew,
and passengers, one hundred and twenty in
number were saved. A little girl and one man,
however, were drowned by the upsetting Of a
boat
Lieut., Jesse Ball, Co. T, SSth Illinois volun-
teers, is dishonorably dismissed the service OF
the United States; for accompanying his ten
der OF resignation with the reason that he is
tired Of the service and is opposed,to the pro
clamaton Of the President Of the &. S.
':itTiIIions for the constitution, not one cent
for emancipation This is the sentiment Of
teoed by Hon. A. G. Burr, at an immense pub
lie meeting held in Chicago last Saturday, to
take into consideration the state Of the coun-
try.
The \. Y. Herald says, 1.-THE news Of the
resignation Of Gen. Burnside, and the appoint
ment of Gen Hooker to the command OF the
army of the Potomac, being known IN Wall
street yesterday morning. stocks fell two to five
per cent. at the first board This is capital
augury for Hooker
The Provost Marshal in " Washington is rigid
" enforcing the order Of the War Department
forbdding the use Of ambulances for any other
purpose than that for which the service re-
ouires them. Several arrests have been re-
Gently made for violation Of this very proper
order
It is stated that Mr. Raymond, Of the :.
Y. Times, received telegraph dispatch, few
DAYS ago, announcing that the corpse Of bis
brother, who belongs to the army Of the Poto-
mac, was at Belle Plains. He hurried down
there, and was agreeably surprised to find that
his brother was well, and that it was his corps
insteod of his corpse, whose arrival it was in
tended to announce
&. s. gunboat Winona, reported to have
been sunk by the Confederate batteries near
Port Hudson La, was one of the twenty three
steam gunboats built for the {. S. Navy when
tl1n war broke ont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-28

yUST RECEIVED.-A choice lot Of New
= HAMS and SHOULDERS, for sale cheap
ian II J. T. COOKE,