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Eaem San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-The ships Avery
ana Hornet have been charted for a load of
breadstuffs for England Legal tenders ad .
vanced to 81.
Alta recent municipal election In Virginia
city, the principal town Of Nevada Territory
tie Union party triumphed over the Democrats
The first gunpowder mill erected on this
ceast is nearly ready to commence operations
In Santa Cruz county.
Considerable fax Will be raised in the ooun-
ties Of California this year, experiment having
proved II TO be more profitable than raising
W heat
The rage for speoalating in mining stocks Is
increasing. 1t is estimated that from S25, 90 10
$4,000 change hands daily, buying and selling
shares at the San Francisco Stock Exchange
alone. Nothing like it was ever known here
before.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-LegaI tenders
are quoted o-day at 70a75.
The Equal Rights Expositor," of Talais
county, being noted for its braz-n effrentery I'm
advocating secessionism and for which il was
excluded from the mails, was destroyed by a
mob yesterday.
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Horrible Riot.

DETROIT, Mich, March 6, 10 p. MAS a.
negro, " no committed an outrage upon a young
" white girl, was being taken from the courtroom
10 Jail, under escort of the military, this after
noon, an attempt 10 get possession OF the
culprit WAS made by a gang OF rowdies. Two
OF them were fired on, and one man was killed
and several wounded.
feing fUiled in their attempt TO get possession
of tbe negro, the mob perpetrated the most
horrible outrages upon fine colored people re.
siding i'm the vicinity Of the jail. Houses were
gutted ard burned and the inmates maltrcated.
and, in many instances, killed.
Ten or fifteen lives have already been lost
and AS many houses burned All the available
military here and a regiment in the interior of
the State have been sent for, and a vigorous
attempt will now be made TO quell the riot
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The CAPTURE of the Ipdiauola.

CINClNNATI, March 5.-Some additional par =
iculals 81 tie capture of the Indianola have
been received. When she was attacked the
advantage WAS Oh the side of the rebel rams
/ he lbdianola moved slowly compared to
th' IN. They kept clear OF her bow, where her
b, 81 e unS Were, and buted the sides and stern.
The 1ndianola kept changing her guns from
side 10 side, but as fast as this was done the
in the bolGest manner buttsd her again The
Indianola had u coal barge on each side
These We're sunk immediately At length
captain Brown announced the boat in a sink
ing condition and surrendered. The action
lasted about twenty minutes.
1t Is reported AT Lake Providence that the
In diarola was sunk by her crew TO escape
GaptEre.
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DROPOSALs FOR CARPETS AND OFFICE
CHAlR8
ROPos SAILS FOR weeD.

htadqHarteys, Dsfsnsss Of Waskinsto~, I
OTace V CAtC QxdrterDsdStsy, Jan. y, 1858.
fhoPosALs are invited for furnishing Wood to
the troops in and around tae Forts hereinafter
speeihod, from parties owning wood or wood lands
~ the vicinity Of the same, viz Forts Alexander
Ripley, Franklin, Mansfield, Pennsylvania Battery
Tensly own; Forts Kearney, De Russey, Maasa-
Saratoga, Thsyer, Lincoln, Batteries Vermont
Martin Scott and Cameron, on the north side OF
the Potomac,
Proposals TO be made in the following maaner,
10 wit:
First For wood stsndir g, (price per cord)
seeonS For wood fefied By q g. Engineers or
Third. Por wood 60 and corded on the ground !,
Proposals must specify the locality, kind, sxa,s-
.tsy and qvGiffy of the wood.
Proposals will be received under this advertise
me LIT For the amount of wood required up TO June
], loS3.
Each bidder must attach his ihll name and Post
Once address to his bid and the names OF all
ties int rested In the proposal must appear In the
bid
An oafi Of aHesiance to Ae Gors,rmrs, Of ne
Cn!ted States must Goto2npany sdcs bad
Bids v Ill be opened from time TO time, and con-
tracts or purchases made - the wOod may be re-
snired
Tie right is reserved to accept all any part Of
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for
ELIAS NJ 6RBENE,
Lieut. Colonel aud Chief Quarter easter
%NH Defen-es of Waship xton.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHED


1hPOkTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
Battle at tSprinssIlle-AP Portion Of Four
Federal X esiMent.. with their Officers,
CaPtured-fhe ARTILLERY and CavaIry rs.
cape.
NASHVILLE March eth.-The n-htinx n
krrir gvilie, 70 miles south OF rrapknp be.
twren our email force Of three regiment. and
mat Of the rebels, under Van Dorm, was con-
hnnrd all day yesterday, and - is etated that
Col. Celum's three regiments Of infantry were
either cut to pieces or captured by the rebels
ihey fought desperately, bat their ammunition
tecsme ex hausted, and, overpowered by supe-
riof numbers, were either killed or captured
The cavalry, numbering about one hundred,
and one bstt@ry Of artillery, got off ssf-ly.
No reinforcements from Gen. Gilbert at
Franklin, reached the scene of action, although
there were seven regiments Of Federal troops
at that place.
Van born is represented to have 1900 men
In his command.
[sRCoND pIsPATcH.l
NASHVILLE, March e.-Further details Of the
Eight near Franklin yesterday state that there
were i've regiments Of infantry, one battery of
the 18Th Ohio, with the 9th Pennsylvania and
2d Michigan Cavalry, all under command Of
Col. Celum. The 33d Indiana regiment ad-
yanced on Springville on the 4th. Skirmishing
occurred during the day, and our troops en-
camped four mues distant. On the Sta move
nent was apparent among the enemy, and they
.udcehiy opened on our men with three bat.
terIes from different points AZ the same TIM,
tney appeared on each dank in greatly supe-
rior numbers.
The unequal conflict was maintained with
great determination and heavy loss on both
sldes, but finally resulted unfortunately TO our
troops, large part OF the 33d Indiana, 10th
Michigan, 22d Wisconsin and S5th Indisna
with most of their commanding ofncers, being
captured. Our artillery and cavalry were sue
cessfully withdrawn. The l24.h Ohio were
out, but returned without loss All is a MET 10.
day, and the rebels have fallen back Their
force was composed of infantry, with heavier
artillery than we had. Gen. Gilberts failure
tc reinforce Col Celum is severely censured by
our officers and men.
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Great Union Meeting nj New York

NEW YORK, March Ga grand meeting of
the loyal people of New York, irrespe ctive of
party, was held here to might, at the Cooper
Institute, attended by over i,OO0 people inside
and the same number outside.
The meeting inside was presided over by
Mayor Opdyke, Gen. Scott being too sick 10 ne
present. speeches Were made by James T.
Brady, John Van Buren, DIR. Hitchcock, Judge
DAILY, ID. ID. Field, Hon. Charles Gould and
others. Expressions Of the most answering
loyalty to the Union Were enunciated by the
multitude and the enthusiasm TOR "Old Glory"
was marked and emphatic.
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THE NEW CANTERBURY,
u LoEtSfdnN nrfnYe nfdr 81 rth street

THE MUSIC HALL OF THE COUNTRY,
IMMENSE CONGRESS OF STARS!
Mn!nn1 Parro.
BIYE DISTINCT COMPANIES
c5a1.EF BaE.ET AoS9FaTl si ;s;I,s ETHIOPIAN
Grace, vii, Huntr and Attrac ton, has seldom
O:s" eR'''s' A?H THIs hIseI EVENING, .fESSnTssa
The wonder Sr Sf the b ySrid' % r'.RKrR
incredible fests Of contortion have ecifs trcnea.
dous applause from The thousands of people Who
first week Of the famous Ballet Pan;ogime (as
Mons bEcaaIGMEHu2 Fsh2kisa ssfE' sn'fiea
in viii, h the Pantomime Com pany of the Canter-
Miss JuEpH MORTIMER, the Queen of Song,
ihe most beautiful and fascinating Songstress Of
Mis- EATs PENNoYER the beautiful and
dssh'ng Te5piich@oIesn @ Artistic.
Bal ct and Pantomimist. and his Grand Ballet
III asd Goie Comedian
II. W. Egsn, the cele brated Ethio eisn Comedian.
Oats where de Hen Scratches
THE ARAB LAY.
This 6eautiful act has its thousands of admirers,
e THE GREAT s1s5 COURT ot5hs Ts5F OF BEAUTY.
the profession Misses Katie HaTrison. % % Jennie e
Allen, Lofty Clifford, NJ lie Jennie, Lilly Brspion,
Ella. '-'A' f'''e'-e' AA ie.''e
The beautiful Ballet Diyertisem' MT arrange by
hoHs. Szo losy, entitled
THE FLOWERS OF SCOTLAND,
in WI ich the Court of Beauty will appear
fires b supply of CORK O. O-GRAPHICALITIES
by the following array of Cork o graphers:
JAMES CLARKs the Fayorite Bsnjoist and Jig
Dancer.
IA: WILLIS. the Prodigy of Versatility.
FRANK LAWRENCE, the Disciple of tse Blask
JOHNNY CLARKE, the Wonderful Delinestor
OF Cross grained pai kics
The evening g eptertaEment will conclude with
the Ballet Psntomime entitled
MONS. DECIIALUMEAUX;
OR,
THE ADVENTURES ROUQINET.
Mons. echaluDlaauX, an original Geo. X. Edasen
kouquin met, his valet Mons J. u. L.. SZollosy
WEDNE5DAY AFTERNOON, March 4 a Grand
Matinee for the benefit of the News Boys Home.
SATURDAY, Matinee for Ladies and Children,
At 2 clock.
Boxes thodpg six $5.
Doors open at 6x clock pe rformAnee at ~.
WILLAhDS HALL-IRe Fashionable Dancing
w Aondeny-M Mr.. GOOBALL respectfully in
foI ms ssters and misses desrous of learning all
the fashionable dances-inoluding the new Royal
Horse uArd g Quadrille, now 30 opopular-that they
can commence their lessons at once. The p-pils
erttled to admission to the grand Floral May Ball
Less ops every Saturday aftArBnon, 1t o'clock for
masters and misses, At Willards' Hall. Private
lessons daily 1t my residenee, llth and SITS.
fe Sim"
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NARIETlEbl VARIETIES
Fronting or Pennd. az. ard N,ntI ST.
GRAND FESTIVAL WEEKi
All the New Stars appearing, with the E,tabIishsd
Favorites, and the Grand Comb nation
Company.
Ineresting sensation-ereatingb by MISS EELLA
R1CHINGs, the very Queen of Song
GEORGE c. DOBsON, the Master Baujoist
The pub have heretofore looked upon the Ban
10 ar an instrument only for accompa MIN ent 10
the negro minstrel bat Mr.. Dobson play 70 u pom il
in the most artist st,l all the opera gems and
the popular ballads, with q correctness and sw-et-
nets even exceeding the music of the fnest guitar
LEVI BROWN, the Ethiopian Genius
n LIE LlZETTA, the Fairy Votary of the Dspca
FRED MAY, the Irish Vocalist.
The inimitsble essene Of old Virginia
CHARLEY NEAL.
ALL THE STARS AND STOCK ARTIsTES
Ina i'll Of Extraordinary Attraction
NRW N0yELTIES WILL BE ESkCTED.
Prizes Of Observation-Disclosures and Family Cir
Gle. q cents; orchestra Chsi s, 50 cents: Single
Seats in Foxes IS cents; Private Boxes {holdins
nix peTsrDsD SIS; CoiOred Circle, Is cents.
Doors open at q quarter to clock. Perform
aDce to commence At a quarter to s O'Clock
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The CONFEDERATION at Lake Providence,

CINCINNATI, March 5.-Boats from Lake
Providence confirm the report of an extensive
confiagration there on wednesday, which
originated from q negro building a hre a
wooden floor. The flames spread from house
10 house till every business place in the town
was destroy,d d, together with a considerable
amount OF government commissary stores.
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The Gold Ercitemeu, i'm New York

The New York papers Of yesterday are oc-
cupied largely with the details OF the rapid
decline in gold. '.-
The Commercial Adcerk,6r OF last eyenIng
says" There is somewhat less excitement in
The gold market this morning, but the ftuelaa-
ticns were still violent The extremes OF ths
prices raid, as far as we have heard, were
liaKa1s2k. At the board the sales summed up
between S4co,OUO and &5ot.0t0 at l5eal5l, and
then advancing TO l52kal62k Il, and standing ae
one O'Clock at 1872 h. There u q large business
doing in foreign exchange this morning, eom-
mencIng at l6s, then at 1917, and after noon at
l7O. The violent fluctuations in the premsum
on gold yesterday caused q cessation Of traDs-
actions IN the dry goods trade, and the mar ret
has not yet recovered. Buyers wish 70 waft
and see " hether a heavy decline I'm gold via
have as much influence TO depreee the price Of
dry goods as the advance in gold had 10 inhate
plices."
The Ezpeess sxys:-"Th margins OF weak
operators have seen exhausted, and O eood
many OF them have been closed out The de-
cline has been SO rapid that many parties who
thought they were only lenders upon gold havs
in reality become its buyers At l4oal52 per cent.
hen such parties commence 20 eell, still lower
points are expected"
The Herald thinks "an the indications point
10 a decline to much lower ngpree. In the I<e-
eislature this morning bill was introduced
prohibiting the banks, insurance and trust con.
panies from lending anything at all upon eoid.
This will pretty efieetually force the hossoss
of speculators into the market The eubbfe Ls
row iairly prioEed, the decline Will be more
rapid>than the rise, and the fortunes made by
speculators at the cost OF the public credit viii
vanish more rapidly than they were aeeumu-
lated. The famous Washington party, wh,ea
has been the chief instr u ment of the recent A.
vance in gold, is the subject OF many unkiLd
remarks. 1t seems 10 be pretty generally hoped
and expected that the party will carry OF but
little of their i'll gotten game --
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The Northern Light Chased by a Privateer

NEW YORK, March The Post says that
the steamer Northern Light, which arrived
here this morning, was CHASED on Tuesday
morning last, OF the coast of Florida, by a pro-
peller steamer, which, when first seen, carried
a signal of distress, but subsequently gave
chase 10 the Non thern Light and continued IL
until a Federal war vessel hove in sight Some
OF the officers decline 20 admit that il is possi-
BILE the vessel was privateer.
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Gen. Wool at Providence.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 5.-Gen. Wool
was greeted by Il large throng on his arr fval
to- day, and a salute was fired in honor of the
occasion. He visited the State House, and adj
dressed each branch Of the legislature. He
has gone by steamer 20 Newport, and will r.
turn tonight.
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The Pirate Alabama.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The priva-eer Ala
bama " as seen Oft Cape Isabella on the 18th
uIt., and off Port-au- Plate, 81. Domingo, oa
the same evening, after chasing Spanish
sIGa
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eV The Portland Argus says n firm At Bla,k
store Corner having recently iost various
articles from their provision store, r-p1red a
lcassd gun and Arranged il SO that WHEN
window by which the .hiaf ton al au snt-anoa,
was being raised, the gun would Oe dis shargad
in the sirecuon OF the person entering. On
Sunday might tins gun was lis ,hargad and 4
nan named Philip Acorn WIS shot through
the body, hut not seriously Injured.
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Death of an Eminent Lawyer.
sr The Portland Aryus SAWS q firm At IN;

NEW YORK, March John AnthOn, an
eminent lawyer, died to-day, aged seventy
five.
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GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. near willard . Hossl

THIS EVENING
THE SEVEN AMERICAN COMEDY STARS,
whe are unrivaled on this Continent for Ability
Success, and Universal Popularity, will appear in
TAREE SELECTED COMIC PLAYsl
The pr psrformsnoe will commence with the charm.
ing petite comedy,
POPPING THE QUESTION.
Mr.. Primrose. e....--.-........... ". R. Blake
hise BitID. .-...... Mrs. John Broupham
NATURE AND ART
hiss Laura II eeBe
Daniel Downright ht.................O. WheatleiRh
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Jacqnrs strop, Wal cot. Jr
HOEDAY-RACHEL. THE REAPER
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ARumor from VickSbury

NEW YORK, March GA Cairo letter Of the
Sd men tions q rumor that the whole Of Porter's
feet had Iun hy NiCksburg.
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- Twenty. five thousand men being vet
IsrL hing TO fiji up Ia" au1ta Of New York -roops
und,r The PTeeIdPnts basi N,yll, Gov. S-yinouE
rruit,
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ckkAT sATUADAb kI6HT BILL
THREE aPLEND DID PIECES!
1hs Matter Comedian q the Age.
Mr.. JOHN 8. CLARKE.
MISS ALICE GRAY.
THIS EVENING,
EvERYBODY'3 FRIEND.
pA;or wellington De Boots. Mr.. John 3. Clarke
Mrs. stwansdown........ Miss Alice Gray
ROBERT HACAIRE.
Jacques strop. .Hr. ]. g. Clarke
NY EETGHBOR'S WIFE.
Dir. Timothy Brown. J. e. Clarke
MONDAY. the new comedy of
TUCK, OR THE GENTLEMiN or NATURE,
Mr.. J. Z. CLARKE viii appear.
PRICES OF ADHIssIoH.-Daloony Chairs, 10 cents;
0rcnsstrA seats IS cents; PaEaustts 80 cents Fam
tly Circle, 81 cents; Private Boxes, 45.
Doors open Att 10 commence st 6o'cj
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AMUSEME ENTS.

~ASHikSTON THEATRE.
CORNER ILEY1NTH AND STREETS
nARAeRRs. .hBseAS MAHpRR & CrossoN
NsasB MANA0Ia Ia...--.---....FRED.R Il HAKDRs
fR1AsuRRR. ESQ. W. rARRsH
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A LARGE EXPEDIfIoE PASSING rHRou6H
LAKE PROVIDENCE m RoUTB 10
PORT HUDSON
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ISAAC HkRTBER9,
lIICkNsED Pa " N BROKER, at LAe Old Stand,
ssAnbt:Asd ls52.-sie,GN 10 bs loaned, on IN
gold aad silver watc hss, Jewelry, guns, pis- n
tolN silver ws,s nd Wearing .fparel: y
Ea,iSnhl Ro5et. between ~ and eth sta.
81 t-.u>sct.ons st:ietiy cGnhdsntsl "a Ii sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-07

. East BALTooRR CosrKRkscR.-This e0n-
ference continues it's sesssons at York. In NE
afternoon session Of 5us instant the following
were elected 10 elders orders Emory Bnhr-
man, John +. Brown, M. l.. smith, John b.
Polegrove, John p. Swanger, w. A. Hcuek,
Edward ]. Gray, Thoe. 9reenly, Thoe. Oar's
jos. R. King, :. II. Z. Smi.h, Rein q. Hasiap,
and John f Amos. Atouching letter from yno.
ID. Brown, missionary 10 India, was received
and read, and a committee ap posnted 20 respond
TO it, On March 9th the eommittee On The
Western Book Concern made y report, which
shows the affairs 70 be in q prosperous eoDdi =
tion. The following were elected 20 deacon .
orders and admitted into fo con aest.o ID.
+. Thom as, Jno. A. McKindless, Jno M. Akere,
Hills e.. Pardo~, VIM. II. Maawsll William II.
Dill, Emory T Swartz, VIM. w. Evane, q. ".
John &. COX WIS reported as having deceased.
The case OF G. l.. X. Sumwall was referred 70
a committee OF trial, consisting OF thirteen.
sS- "A Mrs Mackay, OF Lyons, N. Y, has r--
Cciyed 81 500 from the New York Central rail-
read for killing her husband last samme-.
Many wives would like TO tell ont at sa'-t
e. gurp. -.. r...
- There Is a man In Portsmouth " H.. wa1
sends a valentine 20 a local bene volens -Ses
every wear. with twenty-five ooilars enclosed.
He bas repeated the sst for twenty yesrs, sno -
sun unknown.
ry Their Maiestlee Of Siam, being tobas .
chtwers, nave ordered several chests Of sots.-s
fabaeco fsom John Ana4reeu Co, Of New
York.
s6An .sold nle' has Iust been arr~>ted IN
New York bacsuse e2O.9p in soun terfeii We q
feId, Mass, bank bills were fouad in hi pos
SER ion.
HF The South wark Bank. Of PhileoselpAtI,
DAYS specie for all Its own note, thus avb1-
ing the payment OF large tix by calling In
tn, ir crrul alton.
ETThs ComptroIlsr ofNew York sives nou @
N at he is ahout 10 Drosaf ute al persons VITO
issue paper currency not based on . deposit &C
tate stocks.
ETStewari, the dry goods prince, - forming
a picture gallery al hi. reetdsnca. Hs has ~
lsid 8 l. sOI for 9 head 81 IA HSm oolo<.
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DROP OsALs FOR WOOD.

''""'"'''''' Ss@'5s o&es q ci 3 gsa.snssa gaa,,ma;',
.,PKoPosALs are invited for furnish ing WOOD 10
be troops in and around the Forts hereinafter
len, BsInelt. beKeb, Coreersn. H.s.erty, wv wosd 3D.
side Of the Potomac. near Chain Bridse @ Inc s0a'n
tx?posals to be made in the following manner,
sIrs.s E.rs. Fer wood ;tssai9s price per eord
THIRD. For wood cut and corded on the ground.
Propos ais must specify the locality, kind, qaant
Propose viii be received under this adv ertise-
msnt or the AMOUNT of wood required
Each bidder must attach his fnll name and Post
once address to his bid, aud TIE names # all the
parties interested IN the proposal must appear in
,,An oaih Of aiitstanee 10 tie Gort,nn.ent Of las
Oniisd n;se 81, StStss Is n,nst as eNpsny each I'D.
tracts or purchases made as the wood may be
The right is reserved to accept al or any part Of
ProsSssls should be endorsed, Proposals for
ELIAS NJ GREENE.
Lieut.. COLONEL Chief Qusrter.nastor
fa II I'm Department or Washington.
pROPOsALs FOR CARPETS AND OFFICE
Il CHAIRS.
ouARrRRn.sr.R GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, February "a, ISIS.
until Y o'ciock T.. the oth day OF May next Tor
hs ter the use Of the
CARPETING.
Seven hundred t7ool yards, more or less, of In
which must accompany the offer. The price per
square yard to include making bi ndiug and fitting
In In the best nsnner Measuremsnt to be made on
ascertsined. rhs rooms TO be carpeled can 6e seen
BY calling At this Office.
OFFICE CHAIRS.
One hundred and twenty II2Ol Oak Chairs, cane
seat, sample of WI ich can be at this Off CO.
The ewhole TO be completed within two weeks from
the time of signne Tie agreement. The price for
9, On chair 70 in ciude the delivery Of the at
this flee
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THE SIEGE OF vtCksBrRs.

THREE PLANS FOR rHB REpucrIos %
-. vICEeBURG
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NAY DIAEY NURrn AND SOUrH.-Hy VIM
I'VE Fl. prsssil, correspondent Of The i,oaiou
Times, 6Se. t)s E1 RRANOK TAYLOR.
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Tickets SIC; Halves S.; Qusrterse2H; Eighths SIX
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN THE MONTH
~ III orders for Tickets In the above Lott4ry
shnuld be addressed TO JOHN A. MORRIS A 90
WilmiD Ston Delaware. mar 6fsnri
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-10
MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
u the Nineteenth Century.


NO MANS NANR - MORE INTIMATELY CON
neetsa with history - the Msfera NEEDLES 81 the
rnted states a. fsvorably known 81 .neer IN
medical discovery than thai II JOHN HULL Al Louis.
~. III. innitable preparation - ssr-sparla has
long head ~ the various curnposnds q that
valuable drug liis compound Feciofal 0f MID iherfy
has become bousshold word throughout the Vest aud
south, bis Worm Lozeuges, in less than after
their Introduction. attained reputation a. dfspreaf
a. the continent u North America. But the browning
glory his life remains 10 be attained In his latest dis
eoxerF rather combination for he does ella 10
have been the d.coyeref ~ CEDR0N which the basis
the iltfers offered the public. That honor be-
long, the native Inhabitants oi Central America. 10
whom - virtues have been known Tor than two
hundred years Armed with w. the Indian blds dehance
the deadly malaria and handle. without fear he
venomous serpens- II i belief With them hat
while there l. breath left the body thu CedFon Is potent
TO cure no matter whai he dlsease Ray be.
While Dr. Bull Is prepared 20 iuorse this extravs-
CANT pretenion h T. nevertheless Satisfied from thor
ongh examination of the evidence relating 70 is virtues,
that as a remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either 20 changes q weather aud climate
or 10 the mIasmatc influences II stands without rival.
Justly deserves the reputation II has long enjoy ed
n Central America and the West Indies. In