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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-01
WAR NEWS.

i dav 700 Confederates under len Jenkins.
captured Point Pleasant, Va. The town was
subsequently recaptured and the Conteder:
ates driven back with loss of twelve killed
and fourteen prisoners The Federal loss was
| one killed and one wounded
Information has been received stating that
an expedition from General Hooker s army,
under Colonel Fairchi|d, which was recently
sent out to Northern Neck, had returned to
Belle Plain after successful forage They
captured several prisoners, and broke up TIE
ferries at Union Wharf and the RappaI1an-
mock Colonel Fairchild also burned schoon
er engaged smuggling contraband goods into
into Virginia,
4 Hilton Head letter states that steamer
from jacksonville had report Of the arrival
Of the 9Th Connecticut and the 8th Maine re-
giments to reinforce the negro troops The
Confederate force had been driven from their
original position FIVE or six miles. Skirmishes
are Of frequent occurrence. Three regiments
Of Georgians are known to be marching on the
town. and heavy firing was heard as the steam
er left.
A Hilton Head letter, of The 9th nlt., re-
| ports that heavy firing was heard ii the d-
rection OF Charleston On Thursday last, suppo-
| sed to have proceeded from an attack Oh the
! Confederate batteries at Stono Inlet
A Cairo dispatch confirms the ton1ederate
report of the attempt OF two OF the tederal
gunboats to run the Vlcksburg batteries on
! W ednesclav last. The Lancaster sseuk and
the Switzerland disabled, but foated past the
batteries and was tOWed to the lower mouth 0i
the canal by the Albatross.
The Hartford and the Albatross when reach
iny Grand Gulf, after passing Fort hudson en-
countered more formidable batteries than at
the latter place Both vessels were more or
less injured. The Hartford was struck four
| teen times, and had three men killed.
It is stated that the expedition in the rear
of Haine's Bluff, by the way Of Sunhower
river has returned to Young Point. There
is nothing definite from the lazoo Pass expe
dition.-
Late Southern papers corroborate the ac-
counts of the attempt of the Federal gunboats
to bass the Vicksburg batteries They also
contain dispatches stating that the Federal
forces have again appeared before Fort Penn
berton. Gen. Morgan had d fight at Wilton
on the Goth, lasting five hours, IN which his
loss in officers is said to have 0een heavy. Gen:
Forrest it is claimed captured eight hundred
Federal prisoners at Brentwood.
It is stated that the Contederates are re-
treating from Kentucky. Gen: Pegram? at
| last accounts, was south TT Stamford, and 1t Is
said had abandoned his cattle and baggage
train.
| A Murfreesboro' dispatch reports that the
| Ccnfederates, comprising Gen. Folks army
corps, have advanced to within nineteen miles
| Of the town.
4 train of cars was captured by the Confed
crates near Grand junction, Tennessee, on
Saturday last, and forty persons taken pr1-
soners.
An arrival from Europe reports two tAmer1-
can vessels burnt by the Alabama, and two by
the Florida
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-01
PUBLISHED (DAILYl ~
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
.a. .nrFTCE-No 104 King street, over
~, -: formerly French s) Book Store.

.. .. cz---m .p.nRApHs.-Hon. VIM B. Reed,
E Damn late e. S. Minister to China, mas
. ado speech in Philadelphia, N faVor OF
8 c,.to ripbts. and for Peace.-Ihe reported
Il 1ost;turion in Ireland is attracting much atten-
(;oo IN this country.--Gen. Tyler has keen
found guilty by court martial OF conduct pre-
Il uaic;a to discipline, and sentenced to be re-
s. . ',.r;manded. d.-Solonon r. Jackson, OF Clarke
!. conntv. Va, has been arrested on charge OF
f;s}oval practices Hemp is about to be used
4or nanor making.-Gold in New York, yes
,,rdav l53-It is said that the Confederate
. AGENTS arc collecting all the supplies that they
can in Loudoun and Fauquer counties, va;
. and also all the negro black smiths. the Con
. fa1erate force on the Blackwater is sad to be
90 0.OCO. .-Itis said that considerable number
. of refugees from the South continue TO come
into the Federal lines The business of pay
ing off the Army Of the Potomac will be fin
ished this wcek.-The will Of the late Com,
Levy, bequeathing Monticello to the !. s.,
has been declared null and void By the Supreme
Court of New York. 1t is said that President
Lincoln is to take up his summer quarters,
early this season, at Soldiers Re It, near Wash
ipgton 1t is said that the New lork banks
have decreased their circulation to the amount
Of forty-nine millions of dollars. There are
rumors. but contradicttd, that Stonewall Jack
son. with a considerable force, is in the neigh
lnrhood Of Aide.
Major Clarence Prentice. Of the Confederate
army. son Of Geo. D. Prentice, came into
Louisville yesterday and was captured
4 difficulty is reported between the employ
ees at the Chemical Works, in Jersey City, ia
consequence Of some Of the men refusing to
become naturaIized citizens, in order to escape
The draft.
TIE Rhode Island State election takes place
today.
Tie limits fixed by the proclamation Of the
President for the voluntary return, without
punishment, Of all absentees from the armies
Of the Union expired yesterday. Those men
number over one hundred thousand. They
hereafter will be classed and punished as de
seIterS.
From Fortress Monroe we have reiteration
Of the reports that the Confederatcs are pre-
pairing to evacuate Richmond We do not
deem the rumor worthy Of any credence.
Mexican adv!ces received by telegraph via
San Francisco, say that the French army had
advanced On the 10th alt. to within eight miles
o1Puebla, and that an attack was expected in
few days.
It IS said thai 3 camp is soon to be estab'
Ished at Har0nr's Ferry far thu, racention of
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It appears that politicians are already pre-
pairing for the next Presidential election. The
Washington correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Press Writes:-''I stated in recent let
ter that the ''caml aign for the Presidency III
1864 has been opened by the Union men. |
made that statement deliberately repeat it
now The Union 1ren-in such organizations
as Union Leagues or in what capacity they
NAV please to act-have opened the campaign
and intend to support the President in 1863,
and. if possible to control the election Of
President in 1864. y
Some troops passing through Columbus
Ohio, yesterday became intoxicated and at
tempted to pass the provost guard. Being re-
sisted, they commenced throwing stones, clubs,
&C., at the guard: who fired on them, first
with blank cartridges and then with ball
Private Quinlan, of Pennsylvania, was NOR
tally wounded. Wright and Alezanlre, Of
Massachusetts,, slightly.
A lelter to the Worcester Spy, from Beau
fort, \. c., says: ''The rebels have succeeded
in burning the turpentine forests in every dl-.
rection, and spare the tar and turpentine III
casks no more than they do cotton IN the
bales
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ing party consisted Of about one hundred rebel
cavalry. Eight OF our men were :aptured.-
One man OF the First Virginia rebel cavalry
was captured by our men; but he represented
himself as deserter.
The Richmon Dispatch says ':On the
morning of the 25th four Federal boats were
advancing toward our upper batteries at Vicks
burg. 4 vigorous fire was opened npon them.
and two were driven back, whilst two passed,
under raking fire. One received a shot. from
which she sunk; part OF her crew escaped to
the opposite shore. The Benton was disabled,
and the Albatross towe0 her out OF danger
from our guns.
The London correspondent OF the n. \.
Times, says:-:'There are indications that very
troublesome times are coming in Lancashire.
The people are growing irritated at their conf
pulsory idleness and pauperlsm. They are
shut up and indeed locked up, In schools; even
old men Of TO or 50. The relief is doled out
to them as if they were common paupers-the
clothes contributed to them are stamped as
lent, so that they cannot sell or pawn them
They are beginning to hold meetings, and ex-
Ir. Golden told the Government the other
dav in the House Of Commons that much
harder times were coming to them than they
expected. I think he is right.
The n. 0. Picayune says that the fortifca-
tons at Port Hudson consist Of seven batteries,
which commence at the town and extend down
the river three and half miles. Most of them
are on the face Of the bluff halt way mp, and
one or two of them are OF the river bank
The guns are generally thirty-two Founders,
and in one of the lower batteries there is
one hundred and twenty-eight pound rihed
Gun. The entire rear of the batteries and the
approaches to the town are covered by rifle
pits and entrenchments, and the Confede-
rate force inside the works is estimated at thir
| ty thousand men.
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did not deter us from replying to the insu)t
They returned the fire, and after contest oF
few minutes, the CoDitderates retired. n; ~,
two of their number, who were captured Sos
elal also we're wounded, but managed 10 e ..
cape with their comrades.
The Contederates arevery audacous. and
ap1 ears that they aIe daily growing Eo:der j.
their attacks upon small parties Of OURS, v%"
are lar inferior to them III point of Numbers
During the past few days the Provost Mar.
shal has seized and eonhseated about TWENTY
gross Of bottles, confirming various kinds Of in.
toxicatiny liquors, from, Soothing Syrupn
up to the real ODD Rye Whisky itself
It is astonishing to know The quantity Of
this mean stuff that IS struggled IN almost
daily.
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE,. Feb. "A de-
tachment from Companies Fl and +, Of the
Filth New York Cavalry, under Captam, Pen
field, Yesterday made raid to Middleburg
and at Aide captured eight 81 the Virginia
cavalry Cav tr and the Postmaster Little Washing
ton. they we're on their way to a ball given
to them by the citizens Of that place. and were
fuly armed and equipped. Among them were,
it is surpo.cd some officers, but they refuse
TO disclose their rank. Most Of those captured
belonged to Captain MonIey's party, who
have been attacking our pickets along the pick
Ct lines, They we're excellent]y. mounted, and
their horses We captured.
The reconnaissance was made under the i'm
mediate orders OF Colonel Wypdham and by a
part OF his brigade.
Che CUnIederates left note at a house, adj
dressed to the Colonel Of the Eighteenth Penn
syLvania Cavalry, expressing the hope that that
regiment would soon be supplied with new re-
20 yers, as the calljues which they now Use are
/ ID y worth the capturing.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Hansa arrived at New York.
Feb. s, from Liverpool, with advices to the
18th ut
The Submarine cable between Cagliari and
I1apan, 200 miles IN length had been Success
fully laid.
The French monthly Eastern mail steamer,
on the both ult, TOOK out G334O, 600 sterling in
gold. 1t is believed that the requirements Of
the French Cochin China expedition are large
and continuous.
The Emperor Napoleon has received the
Prus4ian Ambassador IN grand state The
Moniteur says the Ambassador dwe!t upon the
friendly relations existing between France and
Prussia; adding his conviction that the treaty
OF commerce recently concluded would strength
en- che ties Of friendship.
The Turin official paper Of the 9th denies
that financial difficulties com PEELED the Italian
government to ask the Chambers to authorize
the immediate conclusion of new loan,
A new Spanish ministry has been formed:-
President and Council OF War Minister, Zen.
O'Donnell; Foreign Minister, Count Serrano'
Fuad I'asha is dead
The election of President Of the Greek As
sembIy was to take place On the 18TH, and tears
are entertained lest the present CRISIS Will leaa
to civil war Should the Duke OF Cobnrg ac: :
cept the Greek throne, Prince Alfred would
not immediately succeed him on the Coburs
throne, and a council or regency would pIoyI'
sionalIy administer the government IN tile
Duke name.
On the London Exchange. short loans were
in request at p per cent. T. $. IS de''''so
!; Virginia SIS /, and DO. 6's ! per cent.
The English coasts were visited by severe
gales on the 10th aud Goth u|t.
The ship J. II. Elliott, for New York, Is
ashore off Liverpool Her crew has been saved
Ship Jane S. Stores is also ashore, and has hao
two men drowned She was bound to hlns'
ston. Both vessels are total loss.
The ship Yorkshire has arrived: from Aus
trala with 9300, O00in gold.
The Times OF the 22d says that consols Ten.
ded downward, consequent on the IDEA that 1ns
Bank of France may resolve OH fresh advance
to six per cent on it's rate OF discount, necesS'ii
Eating another step on the part Of the Bank Oh
England. which otherwise would not be lmlne-
diatey anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-09

rnon LIQUOR dealing, there were many cases s, OF
drunkenness on the streets on Saturday. ne
nlaces Of public worship, open Yesterday were
attanded bv large congregations. -Regnatlons
onoht 70 be adopted and enforced relative TO
throving garbage in the streets and CUTTERS
A more than usual number OF soldiers are on
the streets just now.
roxrrDEnATE PRISONERS. Twelve Con
foderate prisoners were sent from the PROVOST
Marshal Generals office here this morning, TO
the Old Capitol Among them was lten1? H.
S;mnson IT., OF this city. Seyenot their num-
l,or were said to belong 10 MoxIey' s guerrllas
One of them was formerly the Postmaster at
Tirtle Washington. Two were prisoners or
Warand desired to be exchanged. The re,
wander were Confederates who were arrested
near Dlaiilsyille charged with haroonns oe-
serters. furnishing them with citizen clothes,
and nossing them to Washington IN farmer
wagons as narlete's.
We are Informed that notice has been gwen
tho hncl stors in the market, that they WILL be
con,ne}lea to take out license as dealers, and
conseouent|y take the oath Of allegiance to the
Wheolinc government They have been gran
tod I'LL the 10Th Of the present month 10 sen
off their present stock, after WHICH time license
will be required.
A fire occurred at Toledo, Ohio, on Satur-
dav. at which five persons lost their lives by
the falling Of a wall, and a number were Sc
vercly wounded.
ARRESTS. Large numbers Of arrests were
made to-day for selling liquor to soldiers. The
authorities say they are determined to suppress
this Illicit traffic
George Snyder, Of this place, was arrested
yesterday by the military authorities, charged
with declaring himself secessionist, &c.
Geo. Francis Train, has been arrested III
ST. Lopis, where he was about to make pup
lie speech, and ordered out Of the State.
At Montreal the snow is eighteen inches
deep, at others points near there two Ieot and
half deep.
caval7 Expedition to Middleburg and Aldie.
FAIRFAX COURT HoUsE, Feb. "A de-
tachment from Companies II and T, OF the
Filth New Iorb, Cavalry, under Captain Pen
field, Yesterday made raid to Middleburg,
and at Aldic captured eight 81 the Virginia
Cavalry and the Postmaster Of Little Washing
ton They were on their way to, a ball given
T. IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-09

At Montreal the snow IS eighteen inches
deep, at others points near there two 1eet and
half deeD
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Mr.. Wall, of N. j., made speech in the
Senate, on Saturday, III which he said, that ="
his opinion, it would be ''as difficult to accom-
pli;h the purpose OF restoring the Union by
adopting the measures of the extremists anu
ultraists, as it would be to build u house 'F0'D
the roof down, or o make gunpowder from pu'
yerized ice. .
Senator Turpie, OF Indiana, made speeI"
in the Senate on Saturday, in opposition to '"'
course and policy of the administration IN Wv
conduct Of the war, and advocated the strlc!'''
adherence to the provisions OF the Constltu'''"'
and the maintenance Of the rights OF the o<a'''
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Geo. Francis Train, has been arrested IN
ST. Loqis, where he was about to make pup
lie speech, and ordered out Of the State.
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Hmnsenenls
NIBLOy GARDEN.

NlBLOs GARDEN.
TRfUMP s iad 4' sSScE i:';"'"" "'''''
zo,,s, ,,, TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
HOUSE CROWDED 10 OVERLOOKING
THUNDERS or APPLAUSE.
MATILDA HERON
vr,rn GREAT PLAY OF or THE AGE,
E EDrra; E EDI1H' E EDiTH;
On, TIE EARLs DAUGHTER.
= ~ ~ .sns, ys from Mrs. Woods novel of
EAST LYNNE,
BY scnt WOt e'q Of Boston, which when originally
ed some three months since this Thes,sr met
MATILDA HERON
FIRST ACTRESS OF AMERICA
me, Of tho character of LADY EDITH having
PRESS AND PUBLIC
5adt uS e;us 70 her great feSdOn q CAMILLE and
e s ESga ints1 1s Org si:rSo sepent.ncs
MOST PERFECT CAST
Het yiven this Drama In any part Of the country
TUESDAY. March 81 1868 and every evening VIII b per-
Iofhed the great Drama OF
EDITH;
On. THE EARLS DAUGHTER.
LADY EDITH.... MATILDA HERON
o.; , m1, na asht @ Shs~sll
AIRED 9lofeishs HE J. w. Lanergan
frank hordaunt
Justice 0bediah T. Lamb
-ul,s M I; W wilson
ffsncoh Mr. j w. Bla!sds.i
SlanPnss' MI j. Hall
Deiscour. Nh J. lood
h 70
Sanpson' ksndie
Servant Mr. DAILY
Mabel Keith her first appssrance) George Jordan
Mia scmpronia Morogh.. May Wei,
fancheue. j. K Scot,
Gr.os.. Lady Edih''ehidren mis-. n L. Bian
Bridesmaids, Villagers, Ladies' 10.
Ac- 1.-THE BRIDAL.
ACT THE FUGITIVE.
Aor 3-THE TRUST.
ACT 4-THE GovERNESS.
ACT 3-rhE LOST HOME.
Lesder OF Orchestra Z. Dodwortn
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Doors open at I; to comnseBceatB 3.
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AmuseMents.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AZ TUESDAY, March 81, 1869,
and during the week,

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
and during the week,
GRAND AND EMPHATIC SUCCESS
OF rus
NEW SENSATIONAL DRAMA,
NEW SENSATIONAL DRAMA,
ENTITLED rus
SHADOW ON THE WALL,
SHADOW ON THE WALL,
IN WHICH
MIR. SAMUEL EMERY,
MIR. SAMUEL EMERY,
p,r,,,, Comedian of the Th.ste Royal Druty Lsns Hay
market, Adeiphi Lyceun and Olympic LondSo, ESs,od,
h. made the most .oecssa fsIa, ssias
The SHADOW ON THE WALL viii be rsp,e ~eW 10
tha El.cabt Lecture.Room EVERY AFIAhtNopSS sno
EVENING AT each performance VII DO seen tns ehan1
petite, fascinating and end-afing
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
Sister Of Mrs General Tom Tbusb, aud infinitely sur
passing her IN ths fairy character of her proPofioh~ nor
TIE EMPRESS |e OF FATTY AND STAR Of GRACE.
WITH her 7ppe'rs
COMMODORE MUTT HE $4,000 MUTT.
COMMODORE MUTT. The $4,000 MUTT.
At every Performance viii be exhibited the
ELEGANT AND COSTLY PRESENTS,
ELEGANT AND COSTLY PRESENTS,
ELABORATE BIJOU JEwELRY,
ELABORATE BIJOU JEWELRY,
presented I, Mss Minnie Warren and to Commodore Mutt.
Ia the course Of Eis performances
COMMODORE MUTT
will give his iniJn..be illustration o.
NAPOLEON bUONAPA3TE,
admitted e1eed miniature OF great Orisiual
he will sppssr in q ysciety OF other characters.
Mos positively the List Week Of
ACROBArIC AkAB GYMNA5rS. MALE AND FEMALE.
MASTER ROBERT HENRY HENDERSHOT.
TIE HERO DRUMMER BOY
tn, frs. 10 tie and the s.
Vi not Rebel
MR.. HARRISON TIE UNIQUE IMpROvISArORE-
THE GREAT LIVING HiPPOPOrAMUs,
which shortly its through tho country
GRAND CRYSTAL AQUARIA,
wherein Life beneath the Wave aud the deDiEsns Of the
Dcesu, Sea, aud River disclose themselves to gaze
Too learned auo uIusinal SEAL, tie hTug terrible, and
roaring BLACK Lion OF TIE SEA ALblNO FAMILY
WHAT rs lr1 GREAT BEAR SAMSON; MONSTER
SNAKES HAPPY tAaILY; WAX FIGURES and
MILLION UNSrElIFIGD WONDERS
Adnis.ioo, - Children under 10 ID cepts
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usirRD STATES PArEsr Owes,
WAsnNGToS. March H. 1863
an the PETITION of EUGENE BOURBON

~ Of Paris Frsuce proving for tho extension OF psen,
ersd TO him in France June 49, 1872 aud IN the United
Sre August 1884, Tor improvement IL Pressure Uanse,
Tor seven years tho expiration OF said patent winch
tsses place on the 18th day Of Jnue. 1853
IL IL ordered hat sad petition DO heard at the fstent
Office on MONDAY the TO- day q June 1905 II o'clock
and persons notified aud show caas any
they have why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing the extension required % hlc In tho
Patent Oioe objections specially set foith In wFtini
m eat tweaty days Before tina day o. hearing all testimony
b-d by either party II used te said hearing must DO
s ani tra nried In accordance with the rules Of tho Of
nee which viii DO flraJhsd on application.
The testimony Ia tho will be closed on tho 18TH Gay OF
NAV 1903; dsp1ons aud other papers relied upon 4, o',i
m be Eod In the oics before the morning. oil
that day the any, within ten days the
Ordufed that ts aocs be published ia tao NationA
Intellirencer Warrington u. T.. and Tho Tnauno. Nov"
York N Y. week for hfeo successive "eesi ne
OF sail publications 90 4. lsast Ky dsya previous 70 'no
d,v ~ b,,rIng d Z. HOLLOWAY.
- I,v~,.Tu CommirsioIer Of Patents.
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COOPER INSTITUTE.
u Mr. OsCANYAN will. bv special request, deliver, for
the thrd lime his celebrated LECTURE on tao WOMEN
OF TURKEY OIL WEDNESDAY EVENING, Apsl !, at
Cco9er Ius,itnte. ecu me icing Al 0'cocA 49,
rare might into Turkish life offered 10 the public for
th c.nro on tue, evening be cncdated ny tAs follow
ina yirg Illustrations viz I1Iksh lady Of rams IA lssh
Get attire d. IN yaslmsk" and ieradgeh" or ous'ofdoor
costume, Jewih lazy Of the East; DrnS sdy, with the
Septua Oriental brds Turkish BABY IN '"addiius
clio, es col0rcd muse. ~
Ad!.ion D ceus Received Seats so cents To he had st
Devoe'. E1chsngs Ohcs, No. IS Cooper Union Building;
rowons Bookstore Broadway corner Of 4h'st and as the
princips Hotes. A.,
few -eats having been reserved those who wsh them
INNS. nppY carly.
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IRISH LADIES PAT RIOTIC FUND BALL,
4 In aid Of tic DESTITUTE POOR OF IRELAND
msenV or the Executive Committee IT thi. Ball.
on Il to radeny OF Music, n. V on tic ian d April WI
be- held =. their .oorn Ia tho Astor House on WEDNESDAf
VrNIN Apul a. o'clock, when proposals tor the sup
Div OF Music aud renting OF Hs Surpe and bnrroo
VIII be received T. j. ASEhAN' 'ie'NeN"
n. }. LALOE Secretary.
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OOLDIERS' BOUNTIES-T Law OF last
- Congress g,ves Bonnt.. to soldiers VINO nave oeon ,
ips them il per cent. NETTLEiOS. oILbEhf oAAir
No. III Broadway, New.fofk City.
DRIZE MONEY--For over Fifty u. ,. Vesseis.
Lsts of CspoTs and Captures can be seen .. our
SoMEs 4 BROWN, No. Park place, No"'ioiA anu No
al that, Warrington. ID. G.
Oh InN ALL SOLDIERS DISCHARGED
HUI. fotn the Army or Navy. by reason Of woinos
" - 4, hss Ar, entitled to loo Bounty and Pension.
esq., 20 ~ ID EVEN & Co.. No. ll3 NAsssuss' Room
HoofJ Letters should ineiose stamp
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OfFICE OF THE PANAMA NAiLhOAD NoaPAHTY
Tontine Buildings. No. 90 Wsl'-s..
NRw.YoRK. March %. 1853.
T,WENTY-FOURTH DIVIDEND.----Ih9
Il Board OF Dr.cofs hsvs this day dsclsrcd DiviDESY
Of THREE ~ PER CENT out Of the earnings 81 ne hogs
for he three months Guiding 3ist list, aud ONE rEn
TENT additional out Of the earrings Of ste,mer saiae
ve,e Sc payable to the de. or their legal repre-
sents'fyes on and stsr the 9Th April next.
The Transfer Books be closed from the evening Of the
9th March until tho morning. Of the 9Th April
---- HENRY SMITH. Treasured.