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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM ON
I ELKRIDGE, HOWARD COUNTY,


In execution of a decree eff the Circuit Court for
Howard County as a court of Equity, the SD bscri-
hers, as Trustees. viii, ON WEDNESDAY,. the ist
day Of July. 1868 at Il O. clock NJ. on the premises
offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, the
DWELLING ESTATE of William H. G Dorsey,
deceased, containing THREE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY THREE ACRES OF LAND more or less
This property is situated in Howard county, 81
Baltimore, on the Frederick turnpike road. The
STONE DWELLING HOUSE. built by N. @.
Stark in the Italian style of architecture,
and is one of the hand in the State, with all
the Ne ,essary out buildings. There is an album
dance Of fine meadow land and the WHOLE fsrm is
heavily timbsred with va1nable wood: For fur
Ba,tmore.or John W. Dorsey, Elcetts Mills.
Terms of sale-0ne third part OF the purchase.
money to be paid the day of SALE Q. on the ra-
fcatic thereof by the court :one- third part IN
one year, ard the residue in two years from the
day o fssle the whole purchase money TO bear
interest fronathe day of sale until payment there
of, and gaynen 10 be secured by bonds ofthe pur-
chaser, with aturety or suIeties to esarproyed By
the Tru stees but the purchaser may at his option
pay the entire purchase money at any time after
the ratification of the sale
The editors 4 VIM n. g Dorsey, deceased,
are haG& required to fle their claims with the
Clerk ii he Circuit Court for Howard County on
or bcfols6nSe first day of September next
&s$0a 8. ALEXANDRIA Trrstao.
JOHN W DORSEY 4i0e'ecS
.3awtd F.W BENNETT & co Aucts.
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esTEAMSHIP sALvOR HAS ARRIVED-AND
= is now discharging cargo at foot of se@Ak
High street, Georgetown. Corsigneea ik&xR
viii please attend to the reception Of A
ia ut MORGAN & RHINEHARr, Agents.
INOLUMBIA HOUSE,
I CAPE MAI
This rst-class house viii be open for the reeep
ton OF guests on June nth.
te232W 3. H VAAn. r1oPiieot'
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTKD.--wanted 10.
4 rent, for frem eEe todhree yesrs. Furnished
Dwelling for . priyate family Location In the
FIRST or Yecond " ard preferred, Address Lock Dog
SIS, Washington. D. O. se4-t
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SE0RR- DISEASES

San7o-itan'S CIR is the most csrtain. safe and
eftectuai remedy-indeei. the only vegetable rem
coy ever discovered. Cures in two TO four days,
ahd recent cases in twenty four hours, No m ner-
81, no balsRn, mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, ana q friend 20
those who do not want 70 be exposed. Male pack
ages, So; female, IS.
Sa.1aritnu's Roo. md Herb JaitsS-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, scrofUla Ulcers,
Sores. Spots, letters &c Price s., or six bottles
for S. Sold by g. G. Ford. See advertisement. mo
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find q more deadly foe in the b-ackish muddy
water md damp night air than i'll tue most deter
mined enemy. HoIoway's Pills so purify the blood
and strengthen the stomach and bowels that the
solder can endure these hardships and still be
strong and healthy Only q cent? per Bcx. 2iD
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THE CHEAPEST Asp BEST HAZE DYE II TEE WORLD
Nsrer Fades OF Washes Oa.-Uphsms Hair Dye, 50
cents box. The best in Use. Try II. Sold By 8.
c. Pord, corner 18th street and Pa avenue, Wash
inston and Henry Cock. Alexandria. jS6-ly
DE- DUPosT's Sugsr-costed Female Rs gulating
Pills the vsry best They operate Spssdfv
and sBetttcsty and being eoatsd create no nau
sea pom the most delicate stomach trial OF
these Pills will prove their superiority ore al others
Price 81 3 box. Sold by 8. G. Ford, corner 18th
street and Ps. avenue, Washing ton. and Henry
Cook, Alexandra. tA6-ly
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URINARY
AND SEXUAL SYsTEMs.-New and reliable treat
mept-in Reports of the Hotrard Acknowledgement
in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge Address
DIR. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadel phia, Pc. mar 254m
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HAVE you DISCOVERED the important fact that
the Dollar store ABS Pennsylvania avenue, near
Four a-haif street, is the right place TO buy
Jewslry and Silver plated Ware9 II not; lake our
word for 1t, or go ana see for yourself what dol
lar will buy. Ie la1w"
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n,AUBIGNEs RERoRMArION IN THE TIM
a. A. ss CALVIN svoiunTsssa Sdk Taylor,
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PHOTOGRAPH
L A L b q M 81
The lar gest, cheapest and best stock of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
row in the District, can be found at RIO. SIS High
street Geor getown, d. O.
AN examination OF my stock of Books, Stationery,
Fancy Articles, Perfumery. Nc. is respectfully
coli oted. GEORGE w. KING,
te 25.l2t* s5 High street, Georgetown, D. G.
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WARRANTED TO CURE II SIX DAys.-Dr. Godfreyh
Antidore an English Specific Of sixty-fvs years.
standing, will cure Gonorra9a in sir days. No
change of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by 6 G FORD, corner 18th street and Pa, avenue
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja61y
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COMM 3sioners.
e24-d J. G. MCGUIRE & co, Aucts

IT s. MARsHALS sALE.-In virtue of aeri
q fscias on jud sment of condemnation, issued
rem the clerks offce of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, and to me directed / will
expose to public sale, for cash the front of thu
court house door of said county, on THURSDAY.
the 10th day of July next 1862 at f2 O'Clock M the
east half of Lot No l6, in Square No. 72< together
vii h all and singular the Improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon as the property of Michael
Ma loDy. and will be sold to satisfy judiciais No.
10 to October. 1865, in favor of Ellen Kelly admin
istratrix of Miles Kelly. WARD FL LAM0S
je 80 dts o. 8 Marshal d C.
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Go REWARD on Friday morning June
d1c 18th, on Pom. avenue 18th street. q black
leather PORTEM0NEAIE, containing three $
Treasury notes and four 81 bills The finder will
ONCE. ia d at
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e = REWARD.-Strayed away, on Thursday, nth
apC instant, two COWS, one 3 red buffalo with
white face and white on her back; the other q red
COW; Keen horns; part of tail white SIS reward
Vim be paid for their return to A. S. MARTIN,
$50 9TH, near 81 street, ia 4str
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AIDING SOLDIERS TO DEsERT.-John McIn-
tyre was arrested yesterday, by the Police on
the charge of aiding soldiers to desert, and was
committed to the Central Guard House.
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TowN-Eon. George IL. Pendleton, chair
man, and the other members of the dele CATION
appointed by the Democratic ConyeRtion of
Ohio to wait upon the President with reference
to the return of Mr. Vallandighaml, arrived in
Washington last night, and are stopping at
the METROPOLITAN.
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ALLEGED GUERILLA ARREsTED.-Richard
Moran, said to be O rebel guerrilla ana dan-
gerous character, was arrested yesterday and
Committed 10 the Central Guard House, by
order OF Col. L. G. Baker. :.
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Harras5tsrg 10 tbs North and EGs!Tvo trains Leave
Washington daily and one On sunday-quiek time
low fare and sure con9ections Soidiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
Their information apply at the Office Of Great Penn
gylvaniA Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st., Washinston Office opsn frora
q. n. until p m; on sundays fTcn 2 20 p N.
au lily H.O. NoaFoN, Agent.
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RELIEVED FROM DUTY.-Company Il, of the
Second District OF Columbia regiment under
command of Lieutenant Mills, Were relieved
from duty at the Virginia side OF the Long
bridge, on Wednesday night. This company
has been stationed 81 the above point for some
time They re turned 20 the headquarters o.
the regiment in this city.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR SALE.-One of the most money making
i RESTAURANTS. with lodgings attached,
one who wishes to engage in this business, it will
be q sure fortune, which can be easily shown by
apply. For farther information apply to C. b.
bAk Elk, Star Office. je &c cost
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IL. DAT the late commencement OF the
College of New Jersey, held at Princeton on
the 2od and u3d inst, the honorary degree OF
LID. was conferred upoa our feliow-ciH-
zen, Philip r. Fendall, Esq,
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DEATHS OF OPFIoRRs.-The following deaths
have occurred, within the past few days, at
Seminary Hospital, Georgetown Lieutenant
W. ". Houk, company L, Seventh Onioi Capt
rs: and lieutenant ]. F. Hoffap, company X,
Twenty seventh Indiana.
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spERMAToalaGA DAN BE CURED.-Dr. Rand1
Specific cures Spe-g,asor-h1a. Senlina! Weaknss,.
Inlqoteacy, Loss Of P0aoT, ETC., specify 0ad sfctsd!
". Its effects are truly magical. A trial OF the
Specific, will convince the most skeptical Of its
ner 1itn street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. ya6-ly
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAT.-Mrs. Whit
ney, south A street; Mrs. Nca, and Mrs. Peter
son. North Il street, and John Biar, Sixth and
A street, were all before Justice Ferguson, for
selling liquor on Sunday, having been arrested
by officer WaIlingsford, and were tineo s25.5S
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R0ARDlkG-A very pleasant ROOM, with
H beard, for married cnu pie, Of 33S Twenty
first street, between FL and I. Terms $50 per
month. js 3t*
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LOST AND FOUND.

l 0ST-A GARNET BRACELET, on Penn ave-,
Ia between Wizards aud kirkwood's Five dol.
dars reward will be paid by returning it to tae
ONCE 0 : W lizards Hotel. je 26 2t*
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AcCIDEsT Wednesday afternoon, James
Kearney, ambulance driver, stopped the vehi-
Gle On Capitol Hill, and attempted TO get the
animal kicked him, breaking one OF his legs.
He was immediately conveyed to his residence,
corner Eighteenth and q streets.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-Yesterday
Perry English and John Morgan, indicted for
assault and battery on George Schoeffer, were
tried Jointly. English was acquitted, and
Morgan was convicted and fined 81. Both de-
PENDANTS are soldiers, and will be returned TO
their regiments.
Frank Taylor, indicted for the larceny Of
gold watch, was acquitted.
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TO LET-FURNIsHED HOUSE in GEORGETOWN.
Apply at j. G. McG UIRE'S Auction Rooms,
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1 OsT-Between the 18th and the 20th instant
- black covered DIARY and MEMORANDUM
BOOK, With the name of the owner on the front
page The finder win be su itabiy rewarded by
leaving it at MILLKR'S Blacksmith shsp, 18th
street, near Maryland avenue, or J. b. WARDS
Lumb yard corner 18th and B lie Sat
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~ JNO. W. LUMSbON
II OkWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
81 AND 1913 WATER STREET,
Gso7Rstolca. d. c.,
Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and
Merchandise generally; Procurss Freight, Char
ters Vessels, &c.
Business transacted always with promptness and
dispatch. l-tf
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EGphMlshhD hoohs aSD hoAhD. NJ: 81
taken at Sc per week. Use of psrlor and bath
room 10
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IGOR .,KENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, desi.
l. rsbiy located, not far from Wizards Hotel
1t is supplied with all tho modern improvements
For terms, apply to r. P. SIMPSON, at Sibley &
Guys. S22 ID, between 10th and 18th lie 25- If
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ITO LET-A pleasant and well furnished ROOM !,
Il with or without board, in q private family !,
near the War De partment. Inquire AZ I 6 st. :,
between 18th and goth streets. ja2S ct,
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I OsT-A small MEMORANDUM BOOK, with
L. the name Chas. Hayward" written in it. and
containing pass to the Army of the Pote.lac 1t
is of no value except to the owner Any person
returning the same TO me st No. All 9Th street
will be literally rewarded.
IL 96-2tr uAvpJApn
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CGNTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
VI with large and pleasant Rooms. furnished or
unfurnished, byapplyins at 10 street. between
9th and 18th. Also a large Room on the first floor
suitable for Office. lie Is 3t<
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BOARDING.,

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE AC-
N commoc ated with Rooms and Board ar 32J
north street, Capitol Bill je 2i-3t+
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HEADQUARTERS L. s. FoRCEs, INSPECTOR GEN
ERALS DE'rT. NASHVILLE, March l6, '63.
March 16, 1863.-2w.

lhAuHRlAhlEhb u D Eohll~s lNeFECIDk bEN- I
ERALS DE'T. NASHVILLE, March 10, '63. !
The approach of warm weather makes
it imperatively necessary that strict
attention should be paid 10 the cleansing
of streets, lanes and alleys in this city.
As the city authorities have not force
enough to have this cleansing thoroughly
done, il is hereby ordered
That all owners and occupants of
buildings, all owners and agents for own
ers of empty lots, and all officers or en-
plcyees of the United States, occupying
buildings as offices, slore-houses, hospi-
tails, barracks, or for any other purpose,
within the city limits of Nashville, have
the streets, lanes and alleys and back
yards fronting or adjoining their respec-
tive houses or lots, thoroughly cleansed
within three days from publication Of
this order.
Persons who are not able themselves
or by hire to furnish wagons to have the
rubbish or dirt Of the streets removed,
will be furnished on application with
transportation by the Quartermaster's
Department. ..-r,E .rr.T
Any owner or agent for owners of any
house or lot failing to comply with this
order, will be severely punished.
BY order of
Brig,-Ge j. d. MORGAN, Com Dig.
f. NJ. HELvEn, Maj, and Post Inspector.
March 17-3t.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Defeat of the Guatamalian Army
Col Jas. B. Fry, Provost Marshal
General Of the U. S.
Tho COnseriptiOn Act to be Enforced.

LOUISVILLE, March 19-The Guatama.
la army has been totally defeated by the
troops of San Salvador. It is believed
that five Central American States will
become involved in the quarrel.
WAsHNGToS, March 18.--Diplomatic
circles discreditthe statement that Ma.
poleon means TO withdraw his army from
Mexico. Gen. Forior's army, twenty
thousand strong, was fifteen miles from
Puebla.
1t is reported a draft Of five hundred
thousand men will soon be made, and the
Federal Conscription act enforced with.
out delay.
Provision has been made TO protect
Gen. Rosecrans against the combined
rebel attack also against the invasion of
Kentucky or Missouri.
Col. Jas. B. Fry has been appointed
Provost Marshal General Of the United
States, and all previous appointments of
Provost Marshals are revoked.
New YORK, March 18.--Half a million
dollars in specie was taken out by
steamers to- day.
Goldfifty-four aud three quarter cents
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SPRAaUE's M1NsTRELs.- These negro
melodists acquit themselves in fine style
at their nightly Concerts at Odd Fellows
Hall, before large audiences, which are
kept in an uproar of heartfelt laughter all
the time. Their bill for tonight is a
good one. The popular and lannon's
BILLY SwEATNAM will appear in song
and dance the fascinating LA BELLE
LOUISE will sing, with Gus. Show, q
comic duetie, and j. g. MURPHY will APP
pear in his unrivalled essence ofOld Nir-
ginia. Be on hand.
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No. 0s Public squire.

We have in store a small lot of dried
apples and peaches also, large stock
of suffers goods and notions; fine cut,
rosebud, aud sunny-side chewing TO-
baceo Exeeleior, Washing ton, and mild
Ashland smoking do; Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, and Virginia do, in butts and cad
dies, all of which we offer at reduced
rates to suffers and dealers generally.
< HARSEY, HUGHEs & Co.
3D. door from N, f, Cor. Pub, Square.
March lett. Dispatch copy
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LOOK Our FOR CoUNTERFEIr GREEN
BAcKs.-The other day a well dressed
man was arrested in New York city for
passing a bill purporting to be a $50
treasury note. An examination plainly
showed that the bill had been ingeniously
altered from the government "twos."
When compared with a genuine fifty"
the fraud was quite apparent, and no
person is liable TO be deceived by one of
ihcm aeoond tune. Z LL..---
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Tux PLACE ron RETAILERs.-One Of
the beat places in Nashville for retail
dealers TO purchase at is the establish.
ment of A, Louis & Co, No, 80, North
Market street, They keep constantly on
hand the best brands Of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large and we'll
assorted stock Of oysters, sardines, nuts,
figs, canned fruits, raisinH, sugars,
pickles, candies, sausage, hams, cheese,
and every imaginable thing in the gro
Gerry line. They also have an endless
variety of commercial, note, and letter
paper, envelopes, hats, boots, shoes, tow
cling, dolnestics, and notions Of all
kinds. Their supply Of gold pens, pen
ellis, and jewelry Of every description
cannot be surpassed. Having bought their
goods exclusively for cash, from the
largest houses In the East, they can af'
ford to sell on very reasonable terms.
Our readers wishing anything in their
line would do well TO call and examine
their5stock Mir. Levy aud Mr. ALBERT,
attaches Of this house, are gentlemen of
superior business qualifications, and will
take pleasure in showing you their
goods, and they will please you, both in
the price aud quality Of the articles you
may wish to purchase. I
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HE,DQrAsTEEs DEPARTMENT op rIw CUMBERLAND,
Murfreesboro, Tom, March 18th, 1868. !
Special Field Order, No. 60.
III. A Board Of Commissioners, con-
sisting of three citizens and two officers,
is hereby appointed to investigate and
report upon the damages sustained by
the citizens of Nashville and vicinity
from the occupation of the place by the
military forces of the United States
DETAIL FOR THE BOARD.
Hon. RUSSELL HoUsToN,
HOMAGE II. HARRISON, ESQ,
WILLIAM DRIVER, Esq,
Capt A. d. VANosDAL, Sd Ind. Cav.
Capt. S. f. ALLEN, Goth Ind. Vols.
The Board will meet on Monday next
March 10th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at such
place in the city of Nashville as they
may select, and all claims for the year
ending December 3lst, 1862 must be pre-
sented before April LIST, 1868.
By command of Maj Gen. RosEcRA ANS,
IL. S. THRALL,
Captain and A. A.
In pursuance of the above order "The
Board of Commissioner" met at the Cap
itol on Monday, the 10th March, 1868,
and organized. Claimants are informed
that the Board will meet regularly every
day, at 10 o'clock AM, at the Treasurer
office in the State Capitol. It win be
seen that all claims for the year ending
3lst December, 1862, must be presented
before the first day of April, 1863
RUSSELL Houston,
Chairman Of the Board
March 1G 1899 ON
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THEATRE-We are delighted to see
that Manager DUFTIELD is meeting with
the success that he deserves. We miss
the pretty face Of Mrs. BERNARD and her
good acting the sylph-like form of
Miss CONSTANTINE and her welcome
dance are absent, too. But the company
are getting up acceptable bills, never
theless. Tonight viii be presented
"The Chamber of Death" with FOSTER,
HAMILTON, EVERETT, DUNCAN, and Con
DAN in the cast. The performance will
conclude with the Ethiopian comedy of
the Virginia Mummy" .on
Tomorrow night Nashvilles favorite,
HARRY EyETTT, takes benefit. Mr..
EvERETT has lived here number of years
Each year has won for him new. social
friends, and now their name is legion.
Each year has also made him greater
favorite, with our play-gOers, and to-
morrow night the theatre will be
crowded TO oyer-howing by his friends
and admirers, who viii take that
occasiOn to show their appreciation for
him 80 q citizen, friend, gentleman, and
actor. Let the house be made too small
for The OCCASION" ~
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IRREGULARITIES DIET OF THE CrMRFELANni
MraFRptguopo TENN March 10, S63

Special Field Orders, No. H.
VII. A Board is hereby ordered to in
yesiieate the various claims arising from
the use Of cotton bales belonging to pri-
vate parties, for Notifications at Nash
vile. The Board will meet at Nashville,
Tenn, on the 18th inst, or as soon there
after as possible, and will hold its ses-
sions from time to time as the business
for which it is appointed may require.
The object of the Board will be to thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for loss and damage, and to develop
all facts bearing upon them. Reports
will be made upon each case, separately,
as soon as the investigation of it is con-
clnded
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A package of letters for the 18th Ken
tucky Regiment was lost last evening.
ANY one finding the same will be suita-
bly, rewarded by leaving them at the
Post Office or the Regiment near Judges
spring. Marchl9-lt.
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Pnoyosr MARsuAr's Orr1cE,l

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March IT, '63,
Prorost Orders, No. ].
/. A great abuse of privileges is con-
stantly occurring, from the unlimited is
sue Of passes to soldiers, by officers of
hospitals and detached commands, run
ming "until further orders" Notice is
therefore given that, after the 18th inst,
no passes Of this kind will be recognized,
and all soldiers having them will be ar
rested and confined All passes must,
hereafter, be for a definite period, which
must be distinctly stated on the pass.
Y by order OF
JNo. A. MARTIN,
Colonel and Provost Marshal
March IS--lt.
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closing out.

Ladies and gentlemen will find it to
their interest to call at Parks Store,
Lebanon pike, for Dry Goods, Boots
aud Shoes, Clothing, Groceries, sc, &c7
as l wish to close out my stock immedi-
ately. r-E E W. L. WATEas
March lS-lW
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning
before day, STEPHEN FLANEpAE fell from
the foot-bridge which spans the railroad
rut on Broad street, 10 the track below
a distance of about twenty feet. He was
so severely injured by the fall that be
died from its effects in a few hours. Mr..
FLANNIGAS was citizen Of Nashville
and has friends and relatives living here.