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From For,res. Msrree.

FoRTRpss MosRoE, Jan. 3I-The iron clad
Patapsco ieft Hampton Roads last night at ?
O'clock, and went 20 sea under CONVOY of the
Ini'ed States yunboat Pawnee.
The Rhode 1sjand. which has been hrre for
several Gays. taking in coal, sailed hence at
o'clock tlis forenoon. .s,l-sr -. a sbssl-.
The flag OF truce steamboat New Y ork. an
charge Of Capt. John f. Muiford, ID New York
IT yiment, leayes for City Point to-nfght He
expects 10 bring down several hundred UnfeA
prisopgrs now in Richmond. a. - - t-rs
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From heCnmberiand River

NASHVILLE, Jan. 31.-One thousand Rebel
cavalry, under Forrest, with a battery OF four
pieces of artillery, are al the shoals awaiting
the passage Of the feet 20 this point They left
the vicinity of Franklin, Tenn, for that place,
last night .-a, = q --EvrT a
. Great efforts for the capture of our boats on
. tie temf er1and river have been deter fnined on
by the Rebels The river is now at a stand. It
is raining to-day. a-. rcEEg O. bB8za 90
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From San Franci.cs :.

SAcRANENTo, CAL, Jan. 30.-The State Le-
gislature has adjourned until Tuesday evening
neXt, IN order to give time 10 get witnesses
from San Francisco 10 continue the inyestign--
ton OF the corruption charges. ---.
SAN Francisco, Jan, 30.-The steamship :
Sonora sailed from Panama to-day with 90
passengers. She has Si.19OOeGfn treasure for
England and S2s0,O0O for New York 60 sti-
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xxxvIfn coNeREss-rHIRD SESSION

The consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill Was passed. r- t-ltt--A--t - :
The bill making appropriation for the logs
lative, executive and judicial expenses OF fAe
Government was taken mp, and the provise
that the mileage Of Senators shall Hereafter b
ten cents per mile was stricken out - i Il =.
The proposed amendment TO decrease the
sum proposed In the House $4,000 TO eo5.oOo
for the Agriculteral Department was deoated
by Messrs. fessendeD, Foot, Harlan, Hale and
Powell until adjournment -, !, =,
HoUsK.-After our report closed - -.
l. The bill authorizing the President TO employ
soldiers Of African descent In putting down The
rebellion was dfscussed by Meesrs. Trimbie,
Biddle. Pendieton, DAVIS Of Pa, 0nn end Nay.
nard.- = - H. -. 49, - - ~
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Fir. a, !, ff,r>en gity. Missouri

JEFFtRsoN GITY, Jan. 3i.-Ths Pacific rail
road defot, Government telegraph Office, aud
6ns inc house were burned this afternoon. 4
snail amount OF Government stores was coR-
kuped. Total loss about siU,po0.
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Gen. Burnside.

NEW YORK, Feb. Ia letter from the army
Of the Potomac of the 3Oth, in the Times, SAL 8
that Gen. Burnside has been offered the COM
and South Carolina and that thirty days has
been allowed him in which 20 decide whether.
10 accept or otherwise. -..r 80
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= s.JT.-186O.-x
'DRAKE,ss PLANTATION BsrrERs

DhAhE rIAN NIAINUN b' NnnS
inyigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys-
tem is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. tits composed of pure St. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Oalisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied npoR for it's purity. 1t
cures Dyspepsia, is gentle tonic, and is just
the thing for changes Of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. II. DRAKE Il CO., 2O2 Broadway, New
York. 90 80 =. 25-eo6m
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Movement. of Gen. burnside.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 3l.-Gen. Burnside
arrived here this morning. He decli1ed a
puhlic reception, hut thousands thFonged the
railway station and. the SO uare near il 70 greet
him. Hemsde a few brief remarks in response
10 Mayor Epght's welcome. His many Fri -nds
Will cali on HIM at his residence to-day.
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WARRINGTON VARIETIES
NINTH STREET.

NINTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYL VANiA AVEEUK.
PROPRIET0RS. ..-......A HAMBLIN Ih Co
sTAGH MAEAGER. AGE ..,-..-.-. JAMES PILaRiM
BALLEF.hAsTER-- 800. 7...-. .-.--- 3. YATES
BEg9Lp rHEGREhT shMrsEMENT LNsIIrU-
Hsvns 60 al e ven IN the famed halls of New
Yor+ City; the elegant and coipfo.tafIs Temple
Of Amusement; the place to while away the eve
ming IN N. most Gel gatul manney-either lis
'''s SWEET srRAIEs OF MUSIC. 81.
Or by gazing Xits c,SRsSG isRsiHfSqi t DaStchD the
With hspgY TN 2f ~ shs i
- - NUMEROUS SONGS.
GEMS KS OF UP faE iRe 6PfRss saEns Of
And independent ntot tae unspsr, achable perform
~ 5@e E1esones ans Con,fort 2f ths Ed'fss.
- p: S;.n @ Send sn,t@,ads p.f O. the Stag,
G as- IL H. "A, SfooE %S"' foTpgsy a1p s-75i
n9- 1he poiiteHess Of ths Waters,
" Is Is 4TE fff'T FfRsT SA'io1ss ofsss Aup1ExcEs
Prove pI&tR Gi 81 'ff
Grand re s"s'sSsETfffE' sEfE Sf.R1R sf ZOE.
MILE IIZETTE.
The Ballet of FeRsjs Tqy.Gness, under the in
= Last week of tn 9 Prin, DoDn., ~a: "-
MISS EV. BkENF,
Assisted in the vocal depart t,aent by - -
MISS ADA TESMAN. -t'-
First appearsMnRse MR Of T the Msi1eSF I,sh oSFedsn
W s. Budworth, Charles Monroe,
Seorss tsS Ss%Si' %%Si'sbip, " T Pnlany, y.''
M'ns Ger aldine, -e- Miss Fiorencs
Miss Whiting, -. Ida .Ouval
Ano Oh,s one AnsSREp Rs nearly
During the week the Grsnd Ballet of r4t-
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InroRrAsr rsox rHE UFrKR LOUISIANA
CoAsrs-lThe frse Defo, Of tnes1sth, publishes
important information regarding the move
ments Of the Union forces on the Louisiana
coast A large force OF Union troops, supposed
10 be part Of the army which had been
operating m the neighborhood Of vtcksbure,
had landed on the Louisiana coast. a. Qafnsxs
Landing and Lake Providence, with what
precise object IL was not known.
The negroes in the vicinity Of the above
numbers. i is also stated these negroes
pointed out TO the oficers localities where
large quantities Of cotton had been buried by
the planters TO prevent the Gueriilas zfroa.
destroying it.
The designation Of the force was supposed by
some 10 he Monroe, from whence ne whole or
portion Of II would proceed to Shrsveport,
OF the opinion that theee troops had only bepn
landed for brief time, Ia preference toremain-
ing on board the transports. 81 ,s- =. = - 4
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Suicide of a Banker.

in-law Of Senator Doolittle, Of wfscon sin, and
himself q wealthy banker Of that State, CON-
mitted suicide at the 81. Nicholas Hotel yesser.
day with pistol. He leaves property 10 the
amount Of SiO0,OO0.
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DROP OsALs FOR WeeD,

--- Headquarters, Defenses Of W Washfngtoa,
&c af Chef Quartsrraastsy, Jan. g. l8S3.5
PkoPosALs are invited for furnishing Wood to
the troops in and around tae Forts hereinafter
;pecained, from parties owning wood or wood lands
EEipieX: Frank ha. Mansfield, Pennsyyania, Battery
shnsetts, Slocum, Totten, siemmer, Bunker aili,
Sarsoea; Thayer, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont,
"a Martin Scott and Cameron, on the north side OF
Proposals 10 he made in the following manner,
tin.a. firss For wood stsns,iEs, tpries per cordJ
otherwise, ice per cord
Third. For wood cut and corded on the grou nd .
Proposals must specify the ioeality, kind quan,
iuy and qxoiity of the wood. ~
Proposals will be received under this advertise.
], 1868. = - = Nf
Each bidder must attach his full name and Pos.
Once address to his bid and the names Of all par
bid. ppe"' III WIG
An oath Of allegiance to The Go.ernnent Of the
iCnitsd STATES must accompany each btd
BIDS will he opened from time to time, and con-
tracts or purchases made as the wood may be re-
The right is reserved to accept all or any part of
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for
Wood" and addressed to
ELIAS M GREENE,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Quarter .aaster
IA N-u Defenses OF Waship 2tpu
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.AMU-EMENTS sass
0ROvER'9 THEATRE.
H1NEsgLyANIA AEENUE near Willard Hats.
LsosAap dAov.s- .MAsAsn

LSoHARp 6hovsp ais.eul
SHls tHoNDAYl ETsSIN0:
fu an, neraia. T.. gen. arv D-ann. ent;t,sS tba
Con 0'Csrols lsr............. Mr. parpey WiilIs ns
To conclude with the protear eomediett..
=, Rg"s of Adrniss.en Private Boxes, Sc; Dress
..c p.cls open ~ auattr neinre clock perform
cnpSrp ryvv ,unr, ANN n erpppra
f..e
E- a 7" w.
- IL 1os'os
"'0 49, "'D " "h'N hopAi L' e.
MINUS reD "a, 50 ana ith,
Tur vINNISc wIrcu Avn o1-ppp on
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BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.

They purify, siren gthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an anidote to change Of water and
diet. i,'-t ---r ~. 81 .. s'T. ..' r-..
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours. -Ti
+ They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind. . --s ..z-s- g - -. -.
e They prevent niiasmaac and intermittent
fevers. -.---..,... ..-..-...s,s., ... ...,-
they purify the breath and acidity Of tho
stomach. ...z ,,-.-
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. ~-s,
- They cure Diarrh1a, Cholera and Cholera
M0rbus. f- a'sl. .-.- s-t--. .-.-
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache. p '.
Is 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. Croix Rum, the celebrated Ca1isaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure OF a beverage, without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended 70
delicate persons requiring gentle sttmulant.
Sold by all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels. and
Saloons. p. II. DRAKE e 90, 2O2 Broad
way, New York. fti sep S-eo6m
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PROPOSALS.
PRoP0sALs FOK 20 0oo BARRELs OF

(SROPOfALs FOk 20 900 BARRELS or
FLOUR. -i.-
ssALHD PROPOSALS are invited till the 10Th day
9t Ssesrary, 1861, At - O'Clock m for IN -nishinS
RL0ER. 80 - w. WV v.
, Bios viii be received for what is kaown as No, l.
No q ana No. s, and for any portion less than the
G,ao bsrrsi:. Bids fo, different grades should be
upon ~ par ate sheets Of paper .
The quantity Of -four required will be about 500
barrels daily delivered either at the Government
tss sHr.s IN Geo; sstoyn At .he Whsrvos Or At
Payment will be m ade In certificates Of indebted
ness or such other funds the government may have
The usual government inspection win be made
Just before the flour is received.
No bid win be entertained frem parties who have
pe!iousy failed to com ply with their bids from
bidders not present to respond.
The barrels to be ne 2 and head lined.
Bids will be accompanied with an oath Of ale.
panee, and directed to Col. A. BEOKWITH, A.
dOrsed proposals for Flour." Jag
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G A correspondent oftse NewYOrk Trthuue,
writing from Cairo, says the contrabands there
suftI greatly. Tn or fifteen de daily, and
Every cold night aumher fr~eze 10 desth.
- Cour- martial is IN session - the cha lee
tuwr Mas hayward f'T the q ia Il certain
sflc.rs OF the gunboat Western World.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

Prices OF ApNrssroN.-Bslcony Chairs rs cents;
Orchestra Seats Is cents; Parquetts 80 cents Fsm.
lily Circle. Is cents; Private Boxes S5
Doors open at ia to commence At 8 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

eN ening says-The stock market opened baoy-.
ant ard higher, with an active demand for
Erie, New York Central and Michigan Sonth-
SIN, bui at the close there Is more dispoeftion
10 sell AT lower prices. The feature Of ths
market to-day is the sudden advance and re-
action IN gold-esriys in the day an high as
1884 wac paid, but at the close the price stan ds
l5ek. Governments are quiet but steady at
yehterdayis prices. d The coupons OF 1881 in
proved l. per cenL; 9 3Is cold at1o2. Dufzable
D,mano Nofss. toucbsd f55,I but close lower,
with sales al IS4S The money market D. gsfe
clsss securites the supply is toiersbsy easy at
& PER cent. Exchange on London is very ex-
cited. Sales have been made as high as 10 per
c. mt, closing at about Us. -. F.. -,
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l,UUU From Maine and Jersey
go do ONIONS, red and yellow.
Just arrived at -.-A JONES & CO.S,
Corner 9Th and ID sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

NOO BBLs. APPLES prime Western New
market inst arrived. $50 JONES & 90.
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sOO BOXES sMEET PALxkMO ORANGES,
OUU 100 do. LEMONS, --. -.
Splendid FRUIT, from late Boston cargo.
- a JONES d CO, corner 81 h and ID sta.
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PRODUCE AND FRUIT HOUSE

WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND FRUIT HOUSE
co.,., zfss4S zzssES & g 8 STREETS, !.
= Washington. -,
0OO BBLs. APPLES prime western New
rGsn AsaPs 1 fruit JONES' sf + IN oo te'
500 go3ss HS Sa.s ssh5Ssi ssS S5E rAIxH"o ORANGES
Splendid FkgIF TSN from ~ late BGs.ea sss
1000 BARHEIs PsTATSss, ora S.;s,. ~. -, ,.-..v
~, Do osfSsS Ts "a "a "a ssIIss'
q Corner sth and SITS.
BurrrRt hUrrEhEI CT ~ Edass sHf1Esa Esds. II EGGS,
GOSHEN .F 30 TJHh; s5nt; prgzzs, .1,...
Twenty Ave per cent. better and thirty per cent.
cheaper than 5Ssss sps sa .h and SITS.
A1'OOO FOXES Splendid NEW; YORK
SakEs d6 Sss 9Ser aFl'ssd Re- and .
RYk 2skaIs SS Rsas s.s ana
Al kinds Psoducs and Fruit ehssPss and better
5s IN corper 9Th and :ss ks:sinsscn
By pRoFssses ksAa s1I ALEXANDER ExbG @oISwsK1,
NEW tsp sHHaSp FOR
Glasses, and opens new course for Piano and Sing
ing which will be the last. Professors 3 engage
me nts in New York begin the ist of May. All
those who really desire 10 be benefited by his new
and extraordinary sy .tem have no time to lose. -,
BY Prof Wolowski's new method q person hAv
Ing only slight knowledge Of mu sic will be enabled
In q very short time to read music with great fAcil
with perfection. -..
As TO the vocal part. by Is way of yocslisstion
he arrives at ost extraord nary results, renders
the voice powerful and enables the niger to vocal
iLe with facility, accuracy and fire quality of tone
Pref Wolowski receives visitors daily from 10 to
II q m and from to p. m, at his residence. No.
451 Tenth street. bet yesn and II. jal9
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JONES E. co
CORNER EIGHTH And d STREETS,
Wsshingtor.
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T,HE ahrrs rsv.rs I'll is paid ior The .pprshen-
Il 100 81 each uf fhr frlI1uiur dr-ertess uer,-
hers af rtrrTany (nl s7ih Ienne-.ce reElrnrnt nov
.iail Df'4 - Latolsa clI1rEs. Ca
4 Ihcinf-on- abrut J. grars nf nrs s feef lrrf-
- LlEh- crnrlexion t.k- blck fyes and black hair
ro@1eaue 49, - altan,o<l- rra1e-sse- J , Rustnr
AErd Te4r< iset 10 ncnrs hfch- l,lern'n laa x
back syes sid bi1ck bair- y L Hadaa l. years 81
1ge, irft Incbr~ hiEh. ronTcKion 1air rrry fsrs
4nd hghi hair- O'Nesl. soouf i1r I've yrarl 81
1Ee. iett bi-h- far Erlr ryes and lrtt
nalls re<fdence mr. Enf uinr Wal-f. Trnnes>ee B
iie.la1fi.5 i-~t ~ iicbes hirh. - ytafs - ar
c-lp xlan far al1el and liElt lar. william
Maker fses iucn-s hiEa - yea-< 1r re- clnl-
1lexlsn dark. bl.rk eyes 4nd blck hair- Kinries-
-er truey Are - years fee hirh DARK rurrra riur
5i1e eyer- darE hair Ihns- EcH.y. - years -
aEe- fe-t hl<h. dark crrnpierien and dark hair A
1rI.1T. = gears a. 81 hiEh. dark cunpler-
,on an4 t4rk lair J L NrRqy- d. 5rars 81 nEa.
ri 10 iaches hrh. dark conpirxnn. dark tair an1
1l1e cgea, rulcsno1 IN fisnl Cc1nly Tenlarnee.
JnHN o. HIfGiAs. IL l-ruf
Cunu'E O. I'D sllA I.nn- Ilc.f
Moss TuIrr
mart11r1 Col Con1'r 1-th Tenn
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY fon H. Trnuf Hrure n Atlantn 60
n enntly. the l5th Febrnsry l1,f- 1srro t.g
Heury. aged $ geGrs- d.rk c-u.,sxi1a urirk- rtof
lf0 p1nds- - nledinn be-Eh - 14E rcron1 knrrr 81
- etAer he rtE14 cr IN tsnd. fnqt certain uaich)
nd skort larkrt-- Heny -as bru1rhf froun PeIerl-
burg. Va. IN Dt<tnber l.st ahd nay aftfnuIf .,
uahsEn uay b11k. he fas brr1hrr Hrinr IN
kurnsla- c. - nay - Inrki1r arrunf tkal rrtY.
wlH pay ths reunrd q FIny Dflars l1r his corfDr
.rpf u nnT iail - th.i u.I - hin-
narftlH M l..E l. q. n. HuIG
- r. 4 ..--I If-I Aua1la. Ca
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SO REWARD.

I-,Jf- John caui. ir-s nrEr8 s.ns n1nihlau
Il hur>t rhief ty tkie- ue-triIIiihal- 80. fLirk
- Esly l.Is s. len hib. dark cruu,lezlsn. slrs
DARK hlir an5 uhl-Eers- ErrT f3es. rurn |up nner,
qnick HpokCD, f1o o1rts - yel~ ~ a-e. and Gals
hiu1-sf Uelnber uf Starnsf C4rair1- liz j. 81
~ assane. uAng nanes. has stoirn. ra-E hai-es
lurk< ahoottha n,lunta'ns - Fusukii- an1 Jarks-n
cry 10 ne st anis1so1 5ept- A ! tC-kl
1a.r11-Es J. n- E1EiS-
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CIRCULAR


khcxEl.s Narr1 lG. l>tL
0Ecur1 rruU1u1IDE rrtruIIIl rrfarh rr1nfr -
this >la-e. b-relg cr6rrsd -nd II ~
rrt1rus - ltIs -. = lrtuGtI- alI tE.rr lallirr
r. ~, ke Epch ~ - rl1ini n nrrs-trf
.nd rh r.. nill - preserves aE4Iu4 a. = ~ 49,
beIEence uf crdtrs
- .rder Il Il 60 =. u El-EKE
LuUU11111t q E1'u.rriIls..
hE11. A T. Iul-l9-ln1
Ie11tr.re p1p<ls c1ry u-'e Nesk. an1 447d In -
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TAKEN up

A Nd eounnied @ jail ~ tie military nufho-ssi,s
"A a. Ch-tfaroc<a. CO The - ~ tlrlolser l>s1 ana
1nre rtcenfJ Committed b acting I1sficr 81 tss
teece i1r - cc1rry q b nihf.i. Irenu- ~ sae
18Th 81 Dec. l-6l. bear, ~ nho Eags II nane ~
SACA. and t1< - teu1rs g. llr frlde. 90 S-,arra
Hhite clun,F, IeHn- S.ld ~ = blark. 81 YEAS
I'd. itef inch hlzh- Ibt Gnuei 4 reoscsfei 70
cens torrH-f. prore prrs-sy. az eharres nl.d t.ks
hin ruf q jail. Il eWaIu
orc1i Inllnr
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rT1uE FLORIDA. 4rlaniic 4 Golf I'rrarni nsil Roaf
i C..mpsny has 10 100 Afre> ~ l.and. uhick "a
appraised in 1e59 Nnd conveyed T. fuo Trusfe-s n
secure the psynlt of Frre lad 8snd< is-ne- br tie
compaDy- Ehieh han sfsr iar saie ~ I-ake CITY.
On wednesday the l5iL bf Nay, 1853
These Lands are valuable fot rnrp,{es ~ eaitisa-
ton (many Of thefn.) ofher~ Dr timber r1rf enfine
and stnaied ~ the roet lea fhfnl poffisn o. f
Stale and o1er great ndure 1enfs rsrnn- dsrrscd
- iHFe-t money and-- Private saies Vi d made
maizG-fds WI o. tEFFREYs.
Agent o. Trrsrrrr.
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.copIsd fr0m .hs chIc.g0 rine..

pa- Before one Of the cohbats of the Eng
iish Civil Wars, when the troops were in line
of battle and action was imminent j. general
order was given Tor the chapains 10 do their
Office in front of each regiment. The chaplain
of one regimeat was missing The worthy
cavalier who commanded il undertook TO al
the duty himself. HE prayer w5s thus: :
Lord. II in the work Of this day should forgel
Thee. sio moi Thou forget me = Which being
said" adds the historian. -he put on his haH
and cried Forward, march - Rich- E5ruT.
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TAKEN ID

A Nd nilted 70 j.i ~ he rIlRnrr nurl,r-iti-.
~ 81 ChaiianrrEH- - a. - ~ O.foher lec1 ara
more rece1 - ctrrt1ec acfinr JuEs1cr Il ~
fe.ce ftr f1e cr1nty a f1l1icn Ierr- C. fhe efh
- Decc1etr- ISL rr<ru -lxy. n a.rr IL nnus
JOIN. zn1 ssgs l. tfiu11s % ~ n 1rrcI ~ ETrn
phi halt oty h h-ark. - yenrs Cd. 49, = lnrrs
l1lr1- lhe uNrFr = rtruftttl - crrue I.runrf
rrrTt prIsrty. pay riarrr. ard trtr h-- rf a. III
do ? ~ swain lnfl--
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n6- great many WONDERFUL things have
some to pass daring the war, but so far
very few gunboats have ~come 10 pass" ticks7
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CoaHlSSloN MERCHANTS
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1cu 0ri1.1a 61EEr a1d Hulnr.-.
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ITTE raaf 70 bye tuo i.rEs nal~. EDol fuo hursr
w WAGON. a4d harness campIf1e-
mar2s u wAi.sER & SPENCE
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VIRGINIA EaLf

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FRRsH ARRIVALS.

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sponsiole or any uebt confraried - her
mar7s ~ r. HIEECKR.
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Car aso1o1 March - 1sgs
fDHE frm q B1necke 4 - ! Ihis d.y diszolved
AL debls dne 10 The nr1ls sil b. paid % C. 4.
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