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Bv ELECTRICITY

The Rheumatic the equity. the lame ana the lag
leap with joy, and with the agility and elastic
ity of youth: the heated brain is cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored the uncouth deiormities
moved; faintness converted 10 vigor, weakness TO
rength the blind made TO see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form TO move upright the blemishes OF
you b obliterated; the accidents Of mature life
prey, uted the caiamifics OF old age obviated and
an Act. We circulation maintained.
l. DIES
Who have ,.old hands aad feet; weak stemachs;
lame and wea.- backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and :, winning in the head, with indiges
ton and constip uon Of the bowels; pain in the side
and back; lercoi rhea. Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with iuterna cancers: tumors. polypus, and
all that long train os diseases will ind in Electric
ity sure means of ure. For painful menstruatisn
too profuse menstru iion, and all OF those long lire
of troubles with you ladies Electricity Is certain
specific, and will In /, short time, restore the sufferer
TO the vigor of health.
rY- We hare an X Retro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral oison from the system SUCH %
Mercury, Anthony, -Aussne. &c. Hundreds who
are troubled with stiff tsnts weak backs ana vari-
Gus other difficulties me cssest cause OF which. IN
nine cases out of ten the eaet Of poisonous drugs
can be restored TO "a raj strength snd ygor by the
use of from five 10 eight Baths.
Office hours from S.'eioek A. NJ 70 l I'm; II to
6; and to p. NJ. mint
Consultation Free. Vh ised"
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HOmse for Sale.

HOUSE No. 90 Chestnut street: lot aboss
A AZ by 20; centrally and pleasantly situated.
n!! For particulars inquire at the premises fron
.x.khA to 3 daily. oetS u
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WANTS....LOST.
Pocket Rock Lost.

OST at the p. 8. q p. depot between there
IL and Tsylor's Hotel, Monday evening. pocket
book. containing sss5 in U. 3. greenbaeks. There
was one sloo bill, two s50s and the others Sos.
los and S. The finder shall receive liberal reward
ON returning the pocket book and money to this once
or TO WHITNEY BUCk,
oet2O 81 West Sumner, Ne.
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e. G. OWEN 4 CO..
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
To Lumber Dealers,

ES,fzzaQ In consequence of the danger arts.
sAexx ing from the practice of loading Square
Timber, Ships Knees. &c, ON the main line OF the
Railway between Stations, notice is hereby given
that no Lumber, Spars. Logs, Ships Knees or other
like commodity will, In future, be loaded on Cars
except at Stations or Sidings except such is now
on the main line. and owners Of Freight of the
above des ;ripton required TO notify Mr. H. BAL.
LEY, the Local Superintendent OF the Eastern Dis.
trict of the description quantity and position of the
same, bef,re the Slst Of October in order that II
may be tr Insported to its destination
Timber &c, will not hereafter be allowed TO be
from z Station or Siding.
Montreal, Oct. 5, 1858. ocls der
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ON xis way from Portland to Scarborough. essr
~ vauxhan's bridge. on Thursday. the 18th inst.
six. The Under via be literally rewarded BY lsss.
ing it at this Office. oeti' as'
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
New Dwelling House fer Sale.
For Rent,

OFFICE in second story Of building corner MA
" die and Union Streets-front room.
Apply to CHAS. Il. BARRETT.
Portland, Oct. 8, 1853. 3wiseods
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BOARD.

TWO or three single Gentleman. wishing Board.
,saa Street sep27dtt
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A B6 <RDlNG PLACE in private hmily for .
n vonry iady-western part Of the city preferred.
Address Box ,645, ''Boardcr." oels 81
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stolen-Twenty-Five Dollars Re-
ward.
Found Adri0,

LyRIDAY. Oct. 9th, YAwL BOAT. painted
il black with white streak around her. She vac
picked up between Hog and Cupboard Isands
For further particulars inquire on board Tsw.
Boat Tiger" oei1 zw'
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PacakeA Up.

PacKen Up
ii street, Oct. 18th, q ekila's Coral
IN FEEDER. ~ The owner cen have ue same
~ NECkLA, dee. aels1y
BY calling Al fb;s .
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Thursdny Evening, Oct. 22d, 1868.

Reserved Seats on lower floor. 90 cents Gallery
and back seats. IS cents-for sale at Paines Music
Store and Andrews, Periodical Establishment.
ER-Sec programmes for further particulars.
Doors open at 81, Concert will commence at :, o.
clock +. s.. GILMORE, Manager.
oclJ I'd
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nRTIoR OF rHE SURVIVOR OF THE oOUE.
~ TY OF WAEHIN3TON, D. O.

EOTIos -Property owners and parties Interested
h property within the county Of Washington Dis.
Mtet Of Columbia. outside Of the CorIoration Of
Washln gton and Georgetown, are hereby notified
tAat books Of Rescrds have been opened at my Of
Sec tor the Rscording Of all psts and surveys Of
peoDeIty, which have been heretofore made By
say of the Surveyors Of this county. :,
Property surveyed By me, lately. has been re-
sosdsd, and gu PIoRerty 70 be sur!eysd hereafter
Roads, widening OF Rosds, and several acts Of Con-
sfess In reference to Public HishWays. have. in
many cases, changed the courses. distances, and
Areas OF property and do materially affect the de-
seriDtsn Of property. fhsse facts are noted down
The plats kanded TO me will be returned to the
pToDrietors within one month will bear the date
aoA page Of record, that the members Of the bar
nay have .eeas to and refer in deeds to these
Daass In tho same manner - thsy are now enabled
= ,eisr 70 conveyance Of property lying wiithin
-fle Once OF the County Surveyor. 1T the oIty
Hail. opposite Register Of wills, viii b open Bat.
uxdAys, from till z o'clock .. and the Dufyey.
sr VIII be found at other tines at his once O.
lortA Calitol Street, cernsr Of Boundary street
RroDsrty holders aad others having D!ats Of land
tn the sonnty, are requested 70 leave them with
MN ''f >A' cHASIHs .1 nRISANE
10 2-Ns @"21H e Fttt M = = ..
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rh0IC H 0bIDAY GIFTS,
OHRi sTMAS PRySENF6i
-.I
NlW YEARS GIYT9i -

Attractive to both lsiss and sentlsmsn in search
OF . 1resent for friends or relatives. large and
tine .toci Of the most desirable articles for Ismem-
signed, and offered to the public specially q
HOLIDAY 6IFTB
Real Point Appliq ques and Yalencie1nes. rEr q
Lace Hsndherchiefs. Fine french Embroidessd,
Tucked and Henmed Hanekerchiefs,
Real Point Lace, Point Applians,
Inaiish Thread, Valsncis ones And Maltese LAos
Collars In sets in great variety. go - ~
yreDeh worked and Cam br,c ssts and Collars,
Plain and figu.sd Linen Sets,
Russian Sets, White and Co1oFed Linen Collars
and Cuffs. neW styles.
1nf.nts' Preach Worked Rshss, ....
Merino and Lace Gaps .-....
Fine imported Fans, beautiful Purses, Porte
Hesdd, ssse.. He.s Nstts, .Laes Sleeves, ,-5
Dress Caps for elderly ladies, 'Fls .a.
French bonnets and Hats, E7reHH e.y.
Worsted Goods, &C., DO. -......
And many other articles suitable for pPeSonts
1yery article ssld 10 gaaranteed Of tho bsest
qualify and latest style, and warranted 10 be Sx-
acfly - Represented, and - cheap as the .ane
quality OF feoods tan be bo10 ht aaywhsre.
Gall and examine for yonysslyss
afsa- No. IL Market Space,
NO @-Jal between 9Th and 9Th streets.
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FORD'8 NEW TAEATER,
TENTH STREET. AD0vuI.
JoBH +. 1oAp.---..s 80. Manager and prupeie4o,
tAlso of Holiday Street Tkeats1, Baltmore)

FoRD's NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABoy1 =:
q aod., Street Fss:sss ga
LAST NIGHT OF 20 A.HoN. rAs.
TgIs !s.tass.y, EVENING. Nov y.
. - TaI lNTiBi COMPANY,
THE LAST 1rfs FINE, T 1ss PSss1r1ypIY.
IN ''hn Siopse.03H PsS0H-HoN{LTzs HHoi{ eTszlsssaas s'aa'a
To 4as Va sD.siss rs SoHs SAs' entitled
ON MONDAY.
inc T In i;Teffsffs isvfsfBis iefi1Sfss fRi1sSfsso.; Il
ISL. OF ra4ssSUI ~ 81 DELIGHTS.
ByJ. B. Plsnehe. Esq.
CANTERBURY HALL. :
h2s1o I l. eAsFsksSTs7::| eAkFFsskkssSks77: rHhzrRla. AHR
n..r ., s.aSDsi SD:St1st ..d 1st1oDois.n 1oDai Ho..
In Il: s.: :ss Mus KtB1s 20 ss..,: Sn
rhs Irish KK44HH1isss SEHs SEH n; s.1. 1:'
Il 5:s:::
The ss:s sa::; ss' FAskas The s:s ss:s.'''
HH*ssSSEESS E;:sssss. ssss
Sss* new FHs sEsEs By ' s:.' III pretty
sEtRHs sEkRHs FHs FHs s#4sEs s1ysR k1ysR
grsno ballet toriGinal) by the Corps Brunette.
THE GREAT TRoUPE OF ETHIOPIAN OoxspsAss.
TIE S,s4S saSGJ IRoY.s - s1HIorIAa ooasDI1as.
'' IXTRIvA9ANzAs, &c
Doors open At 7; performances At quarter before
o'clock. Admission Is and 50 oents.
NO 2-St SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
O-NI6HT,
" Y M a M,
THE vEkfRILooUIsT AND WIZARD,
WITH DANCING BABIES 4 NEW WONDERS.
~ See Small Bills 1T 80
NIB JOHN x 0ooDALL, . -
L Re F1SsOR And Teacher of Dancing in the
most hnithed ball room style, acquiring ease "A
Bel, llth street, near Penn. avenue, whereE42
ladies' and gentlemen can take private lessonstasAE
The soeptre and Ipdisn Club Exercise for the
correction OF round shoulders. one sidsdness, or
oeformities They Eupercede al calisthenics, aud
highly recon- mended BY the medical profession,
oN GERS OF the army and navy.
Roy cards of taryna nj eau At yoou,s
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GAS FITTING, kc.

" GAS EILTERES.
yy Have In Store, and are daily reesiyins 8A1
I1XfUR1e OF entirely New Patterns and Deslsna
md Finish :uperiof In styls TO hsrstooro
o4erod In this market,
We invite eitilens generally 70 saN and s1snains
cur ssooh of GAS md WATIH 1IXTUMH8, fesiina
WashinSton, : U--.-I,, = - ~ y
~ An Wezk In the sboys lins int,usssd 70 q,
Bfs Win BE- promptly attended TO- =
ma. 81 MYERs 3 Mc0HAN. 35o stfsss.
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s.l ~ A country woman of Jenny Lind, pamed
Mademoiselle EneQuist, has made her appear
ance at a few London concerts, where she was
pronounced equal to Jenny. .tss Il %
~ In 1862 the number of telegrams in France,
governmental, commercial and official, WAS
2,lOo,OOe, the money value OF which was Si,-
SOC, GOO. s 4.4f & 4s-r s.rss,t .s.a l,sr.,.,.r
~ Nevada is said to be the richest silver
hearing country in the world. Its product this
wear Will be $l5,O00,0O0. Au fah.-i si8tE
e-The New York board of Edueation 4has
increased the salaries OF the teachers Of publio
schools twenty per cent. s.Esils ss,-J.4..
: ~ The priceot gas in Philadelphia has beep
advanced 70 two dollars and half a
thousand feet, an increase Of twenty. d We cents
~ A fashionable woman OF Cincinnati has
been detected in shop.lifting. a love OF silks
seems 10 have been her special weakness. 4,
ANThere are LOG. IA taxable persons in Phil.
adelphia, and u, ,i67 voters as shcwn by recent
.returns. vs .tss.s =
~ 1t is estimated that the wheat crop in
England OF this year will be equal TO that Of
1901 and 1852 added together lias MS q q.
- Fifty tons OF grapes passed through De.
rojt one day last week. sfsr 8f5s.Is !. a. 49,
"a 49, Fztf : 81.
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virgin ueu W w
( Watts Jas II
Worth Joseph
Watts John +
Wood J
Wolf Jno p
HonJno 8
. pWhiteombLR
Wilson l. A 30
Wiley Lemuel
WORT Lewis V
Walsh NJ 81 -
Wilson AbertV
Wood Moses A
Webb Nathan +
Weeks Oscar T
Williams Pripce
Woolssy Robt 8
Waldron Robt
WoO1spy Rnhf 9
Winfield Robt
Wilson Capt r p
WalrAdt 3 g
Wakeman DR. B
Wells
2Weigh Sami
Webb SAmi
Woodbridge s 8
Wills Saml
Webster Shermn
Whittier Saml G
Wills Sarhl
Wright Theod +
wheeler Thoe G
/ Weltch Thos
White Thos M-2
White VIM u
; Woodward VIM
Wallace B
Walker VIM
Warner WINS
Winchester Rev
W W
Watson VIM A
Williamson w II
Using & Co
Zane q A .H-..
T.; Kingsley's Es-
-ess Co. .-t
.nv
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OPERATIONS BEFORE KNOXVILLE,

KNOXVILLE, Nov. %, ls63.-Thursday morn-
ing revealed q line Of rife pits which The
enemy had thrown up dnrilg the night. A
houae near our works was occupied by their
shapshooteTs; TO the annoyance of our men,
until opr batteries 3ihelled them out. Daring
the day the rebels opened with battery hsyono
the railroad depot, and threw q few shells. 1t
was silenced by our guns. ..-- ar. ,-.
On Friday desultory fire was kept up. be-
tween the skirmishers. Toward duck the
enemy ope ned with new battery of elk pisces
and again threw q few shells. On the right q
brilliant and successful sortie was made 10
burn house on the Loudon road, which inter-
fered with our range. The rebels were driy,'n
from their rife pits and the house burnt, when
our men came back, shelling them as they
did so. .... ...,.
On Saturday a rain storm set in, lasting
nearly all day. The operations Of the day were
confined to skirmishing.
To. day skirmishing has been constant along
the whole line. A few shots have been ex-
changed between the batteries. The enemy
have invested the city with batteries The rifle
pits are quite close to our works, and sharp
shooters occasionally pick of a man. e o. -
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DRoREssOR p. FIsHRRH

DRoPEssOR P. FIsH1RH
Il COTILLON BAND.
nE. FIsHxn takes greet pleasure to announee TO
hts friends and public, that he has organized ~
Cotillon Band for Balls and Parties He re- &&1y&
spectfully solicits . liberal share OF public S@
favor. Residence corner of Penn. avenue aud llSh
streets, European House, or to L. RICE, 25J
Penn. ave.. bet. 12th end l3'h. no lS.1ms
COLUMBIA OORNDT AND 1TRING BAND
~ The undersisned respectfully announces -
to the public, that he 10 ready TO furnish AuhsS
for Prfyats Pa.tiss, Balls. Pie Mes, PasaAes,
1Ihioitions. ete With any number OF Muaeia1s
At John 1semanh, corner Of PennsZix ania eyeoas
AID 9Th street east. H1NRY 16DAAN.
seq Sms
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SANTA CLAUS Is COMING

SANTA CLAUS Is COMING
TOYsArOYSArO OYSLroYSL
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Just received 1t sila 7r
E''.. 81 P. BELLEw X OO.>s, lax
&c 60 q. ,r.- $40 Seventh street, .
- The Largest and Choices SELECTION Of
FRENCH. ENGLIeH. AMERICAN and
GERMAN TOYS and FANCY GOODS
ever opsnet in Washington, comprising in part
elegant Gilt and Bronze Vases, every sise in the
trade. for presents; Ladies' and Gents Fancy ork
Boxes, Writing Desks, Fancy Cabas, Ladies' Trav-
cling Bags, SatcheIs, Richly Ornamented Cigar
Wax Dolls, Fancy Match Safes, Horses, Carriages
Bugges. Wagons in thousands, Busles, Horns Pop
Guns Pistols Swords. Drums, Canes, Whips, With
innumerabie other Fancy Toys are Obliged to
leave out for want of space. =" 4 "@
We respectfully solicit \ visit fro,o every lady
and gentleman in the community, schea t0Hts-
aieHt. .F 81 ta3 eFE usg. H5aH sastzsa
We don't notice competitors in this line - a=.1
We guarantee to sell at New York and Philaiel-
phia prices - s"# CT ss a=' ='@-ssrE ~ zsrrF
We viii sell ch es per than the cheapest s .si"
The trade respectfully solicited. A liberal dis
count to city and country dealers. szs.szgs 8 r.,
W. ask Hare yoa been 10 orr estabsss hneNf pr
U so,, 6ad 1t, sstsy IL, aad yo,v fortune Is saade.
- 4 81. s, p BELLEW L CO.,
$40 7th street, three doors south of
NO s5lm ltlI @. azsz'1 - -. Odd Pellows' Hall
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4 LIST OF LETTERS
aegsa. REMAINING In THE &C. ra.
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
/ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER &C, 1853.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPEH
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

Addison Jul'a
Achenbach Mr.
Geo
| Alien Lavinia
AndrewsM MrsJ
Alba Mrs X ess'
Anola Mrs N ar
AtweHLucindnI
Adams Rachel
Austin MrsJ os
Aeres Isabella
Alexander Mrs
Col Lud
Ashby Mrs Elel
Adams Melissa
Andrews Clara
Burrows Ii w
Barher A p
Barrett Emma
Belt Mary A
Blair Mrs Bett,
Bangs Mrs n \
Brown Miss
RliesJ Jennie A
Brown1ar&sre
Bryan Mrs n A
Bur rningh ANN
Burgevine Julil
Baldwin Jane ]
BRamer Kitty
Bs Efwin Jane /
Browpell Mrs 4
Boswell edph
Berrows Emmf g
Bacon Eliza bet
Boone Henreck
Barry Elizsbetl
Brannan A ME
Case Mrs VIM I
Choecke MrsEl
Crnn1p Ether
Ct J. Annie
| Callaghan Mar,
| Colem on Jane !
OavanaughFan
CocpsrCOrne,a IA
CornelinsHart
Cai ten Ann II
Chambers ,
| Georgia A
CTonin Johann
Coleman Carri'
CLIFTON Ellen
CorcboranMry.
Cary Julia +
Clab0ugh Ella
Camp Mrs Eth
Can pben Mrs
Archibald
CristyMrsCoru
Gallons Cassie
Curhey Maggie
Clayton Virgini
Counor Mrs II {
Christian kebc.
Chandler Mrs Z
Carman Jane
Cross Jane
Dix Mary w
Depree AbEabai
DeVere Anna \
Dexter Miss G
Davis eailie A
DupDon Mrs
Donalds sonMrgt
DickinsonP Pheb
Dutton MrsWm
DeHarbaisBlDe
Elliott Jane r
Everetts Matte
Eastman Mrs
Ellsworth Mrs
Geo L
Yields Martha ]
Pheks Ida
Rlint Fanny A
Eiley Lizzie
Forsy tn Magyi,
FinneganAlaggt
Fleetwood Carr
Renwick Annie
Forrest Eva
FiOrenceI I sabel.
Filey Lizzie i
FARRELL Mrs
Fraser Sarah
Graham NissPt
Gould Mary r
cir J ose phine
George Lizzie
Green Hannah
Gaines MyraClr
Green Susan
Gum Sophy
Graves Frances
Gilmore Ellen
Gibbons Nancy
GARLAND Christ
Graham Fannie
Glaser Miss
GuniOD RebcaE
6riMnMr rsJ nov
Gilbert Gracy
Gray Annie
HamiltonD arie
Hyde Jennie
Hall Mary
Heuck Louisa
Haines Mary J.
HaysMartha
Hinton Dulani!
Howison Mary
NIScELLANEC
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- TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES,
kAfURDAY, Nov. q,
Afternoon, ct o'cl ,ok, aBd in the ev>niDs Q" tie
usual time Upoo both Ocessin;, ths .feat drama ef
LEAH, TH1 FUksAKEN,.
Win be presented giving our citizens the
TO ~t, ess this are pl oducton This is also the
last day OF the engagement Of the eminent young
actress, - 3 .-z- : .-
MISS LUoILLH WBsTlRN.
Whose great mpsrsonation Of the Jewish Maiden
has proven be yond question her most
- euoeeseful eHort "a N ,rl0 -
1THIB ABT1RN0ON AND I'VE WING,
VIII BE presented the great emotional drama in
z ave acts, By Ar. Ausu.tin Day, Of New
..a.- York, entitled :. rrN
- LlAH, TH1 FO1SAKuN. .er~~t
Leah, the Jewish Maiden. Miss Lucille Westsra
The Manager takes sreat pleasure in announcing
An enGsSement With the celebrated RAVRL
TROUPE, the Martin stti and MaHzett + susiiies,
the most successful troupe Of pAntomimista in tae
world, who will commence on NJ ndSy lining.
Nov 80 In the most eItensive repertoire Of trick
pantomines, ballsts, &C., &C., ever presented In
An erica. s~,t-s# 4. b.
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E0R RlNf-Thae desirable REsIDlNCH on Pa
IS avenue, First Waxd, now In the oecu Daney Of
Mise Brooks 1t 10 deemed unneesssa y for further
1isSins to rent viii examine the premises. For
termf esn 1t 40 81 street. between 9Th and 9Th
streets. Just back OF Patent Once, at az O'Clock
morning; 1T noon. u md O'Clock; and 4 O'Clock
Afternoon. s r,.. . ... =. -.
no "a S. JAMES TOWLIS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THE EATER,
PsnAsysuaata ApenHe. near WiR0ydS Hotel.
.KONA HD 6RoyHH Director
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TIE News
The wsr news IT the p.st week in6]i-
cafes some activity in vsria.ls Federal n
pastmenia aad early aud important vsislr,-
ries ore promised rs in the West and aloax
the Aslanfic eoast. yiekaburg and Fort
Hsdseu are to Be speedily ss3ssed, apd
CharieAan and Ssvanaah, ~ are ssursd.
shall b captured. Noshisg very eneour-
sgi1g Is given Us from sbs Array It fhs
Potomac. with the excep,ion that ~ i
ring rapidly reu.odcled and rsorean:sed. =
Burnside. We are told. LEFT il ..stuek 10
the mud. !" and, from'this ritsasion. even
lighting ice Hoeker kas1sea snalls to
exiricate i. we presume. Dsvershsless.
We shall scop beas Of another osiasd
sno~e~eat. RIA Rreder;eksbasg. Is L Is
reported th.t the 'ssvbel'' lbsoe, 10 this
quarter. l. nov much too small 10 Offer %
cifectual resistance to the hero of Antiesa,n
and Williamsburg.
Advicss from North Caroliua show that
the Foster expedition has been broueh =
q stand still, from what cause it Is not
stated. Gen. Burnside. IL is rulnorel,
will be soon assigned to a command ii
this Department.
Rumors Of disaffection In the commands
Of Gems. Hunter and Banks. and, indeed,
throughout the entire Federal army. are
rife. but these rumors in most instances,
have been officially oontradioted. The
alleged csnse Of aisaGection--white men
aad negroes wont pull together.
A considerable engagement is reported
to have been recently fought near Port
Hudson. between Gen. Banks command
and large body Of -'rcbcls." in which
neither side gained any material advau-
tage As this report comes from . ere
bef source. the Federal organs regard il
as apoeryphal. g-
Late arrivals from Europe Show. that
the questions Of intervention and recoeui-
tion are again being actively discussed
both in Franco AMI England. The French
papers stale. that rejection by the q. 8.
Of Louis Napoleo . offer Of mediation,
will be followed BY probable raising Of
the blockade" or soule other equally war
like demonstration.
Congress is still busily engaged in de-
vising means to carry on the var and
"crush out the rebellion" The negro
question. as heretofore. occupies much of
the time Of bvth Houses. though. We
think. the Senate has become shade
whittier since the last Fall elections.
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POUDRETTE! POUDRETTE II
7 o "a r 81 6 r s.

NVHE Subscribers. agents for the sale
- Of Posdrette nsnufactursd by the
Lodi Company. offer this valuable ferti-
User, in any quantity. at the low price Of
$40 per Bbl Of 200 lbs. =
1t is warranted pure, and one Of the
quickest, cheapest, aud best fertilisers in
use. and ripcns corn two weeks earlier
than any other known. So,
The Lodi Poudrette has been before the
public for twenty years. and over City
thousand ESQ COO Barrels are sold. an az
nually. 1t 10 about half she east of any
reliable Saper Phosphate. and warranted
TO be 8 good.
Phamphlets containing ssrti6icatcs and
directions for use viii be s'at on applica-
DIV ~ . MEhcEk, $50
Compsny's Ags1ts.
No. 3. Exohange Phss,
BALTIMORE, Nd.
Feb. 10Th. 1663- ew.
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NUrIcE TO CREDITORS.

~ ,TuSE = hereby given that the subseri-
= eers hare noiained from the Orphans
es"art Of -. Mays county mn Maryland, lea
Maria &. rhnn1pssn. late If s.;S ~o.,n,w =.
res sed ~ pereens he wins .I,,,n. -. -
ssu ceresed are hereby warned tn exhibit the
sss~erihesA on ar before ~. n, -. -
lSs3. oshssrws.s shey nav he .S.,..a.J H.. -. :,
ftnn M tenefs 10 me mid e~,sss e.
aer ossr heads this l9'h day nf February. fS63.
HARRiETp CoNFS.
JAMES +. YATES,
r Administrators.
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NOTICE.

am incapable Of Judging Of the proper
. character IT the CHAINS axaiils; tie Estate
OF 10 Dunbar deceased. rs appears by short
statements ON the record hereby request
sh parties, ~ho have accounts or clai,r1s
against said Estaie, 10 lcave the sama In full
u the Office d the Register 81 Wills during
the ensuing March Court--s.s IAN, nov rrs-
dy 10 Distribute said Estate
g. FRED. MADDOX.
s. AR administrator .f b.
Jos. Dunbar.
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NOTICE TO CREp,roRs

MoTfCE 10 hereby given thai the s.h<c,;.
~ bier has "bsained fsom the Orphans - Co..r,
OF st. MARI . county IN Maryland. Ir,iers q,
administration on the per sonai estate on Josen m
David, late Of said county, deces .ed. An rtrr.
sons HAVING, claims against, the ss,d Dee: s.d
are hereby warned 60 exhibi, the same ~
the PFspef soachss thereof. t. the a.bscriber
wise they aMy b. exei,ded by Law fum m
benefit Of the sasd estate. G,v.n Ynd.. 81
hand this 18th day Of Fehsuary 1854.
ROBERT FORn,
r.. an, Admin,strator.