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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
ALES.


WILLIAM cLAG ETT q CO.'S
w " CELEBRATED
BOT TIED I
90. XXX ALE, wr
B, B. XIX BROWN STOUT.
TO FAMiLIEa ? 00 BOP. cot.
INVkLIps, 49,, t-. ~.
. STATE AND
..7.. a.. u.u. g'Nt'AA AAaaofT A rtnNa
' in Washington, D. @, '..I.
The above celebrated brand Of ALE and PORTER
So%Ssrs 9r viii SOrsS S' Ges SS sGSS 81 S Aha
has been recommended for half . century by the
Medical Faculty Of Baltimore, asa
SPRINo, sUMa1ER, AND FALL
MEDICAL TONIC, .r.s..
And corrective OF the Debility and Gastric Feyors
.s Of the seasons, 20
It 10 approved BY surgeon General Hammond,
and The aeSiHS n5SstO q ne Army e .hS Ioto
10 sTsySnt fraud and InpOSitiOn, the Ale and
- - wM. CLKGErT 4 co. '2...n..
For sale, at uniform prices, by
MARTIN CONNOLLY, S4s Eighth street.
GEO. 7. SMITH 6II seventh street.
D. HART, lBl PennGylvA AniA avenue.
I. n % RINNfNSshH @ n5tS'3sa &c, ~ fsa Penn. AZ. M
@. J. NAGLE, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
G. sPERGLER 4 CO 9IO Pa. avenue.
BATES, ~, kot &C, "a. avenue.
| o. A. y. ORRUTr CO., Georgetown, ID. c.
and at the head depot aRd sole agency,
WASHINGTON BoTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 Eareei, between Fourteenth lad Ffesnh streets,
(SOuth OF Willards' Hotel,)
Washington, D. Z.
D. FARRELL, Agent.
Family orders delivered at any part OF the city.
Liberal allowance made for the return bottles.
je6-lm .n..T
WILLIAM CLAGETT 4 CO.'S
! w cELEBRATKD aH.rE
g. G. y Y Ale and ..Hf
| Il. b. X X PORTkR,
IN BARREIs AND HALVES
For sale only by M. CONNOLLY,
AZ. oRFUTT & CO., Georgetown, D. C.,
And at Washington Bottling kstAbllahmept,
! 49, h street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth StS.,
Warrington, d. c.
..... JNo. FARRELL,
We arc now in daily receipt from the Brewery
OF full supplies, In prime order, Of this superior
| Ale and Porter. Delivered throughout the city
| and guaranteed to give Satisfaction. Having but
three hours transit from the cool cellars OF the
Brewery az Baltimore. this Ale and Porter will
claim the market throughout the sUMMER MONTHS.
| je6-im
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

The Pripcs Of walnshas a natural clild, two
years and a half old, son OF the daughter OF
gate-keepeT OF Windsor cGetle, upon which he
las settled pension Of 81 900 year for ufe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICES:

Lkpins FnsTfvAt--Thb ladies' Of RSiund
ohapel VII bold thslr festlxal dslias ths esniag
And sixth street. Island fhr the purpose of f1bnilA-
ing their church edidce. muai6 viii bgin tItsnd-
70 Al Wko iaay dsslrs ~ ~ lsls-s
: Tn NGTfoNIL UNidH LnASUn VIM HoLD
public mestings every TUE1DAH EVENING,
in thsir Hall, Ael Ninth ntrust, mere vin b
aDoaohun, HntionAi aongn, a., Tha ar1adlrHFepeai
opeh eyery evening. aprt-tv
JAnet ntown, Esq., d dbIy authorized aAd
accredited a. an Agent 10 soileit and Feosiva sub
seriptions and contributions IN support of ts Ma
tionAl Uhlon League Reading Room.
~ XVM RERa Pr.,tAsa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

QUAoKERT,--I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervoua Debility, Ae., against en-
dangering their health By patFoni1lng any Of the
advertising quaoks. You can fully rocover BY the
methods nsed BY the advertiser, and By hundls ds
Of othern, and In no other way Rsada letter which
will send you, ~ you will send ne postpaid en-
VolopO bearing your address Direct to : Fl.
~. EDWARD n 'TRAVER,
Ap 6--dhw6m Lock Boz, Boston. MaeS
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

the GREAT PKSSsTLvANtA RoUTE.-The
Sauthweat. Two through trAina daily and one on
Sunday. Soldiers tiokSts At Goyefnment rates 70
all the principal pointG In the, North and West.
For tickets and further Information apply ~ M %
dee Of the "Great PonnaylvAniA ROUTE norlheast
corner psnn,ylvsa,s aysnue and eLxth gt1tsis m.
.. hjOn sundAys 50 ~. N. :. iaIs.saGi
.r,a ny. . ..-#a11 y v Nen3lttga
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

The above celebrated brand Of ALE and PoRTEE
10 brewed expressly for bottl nc, TO compete and
compare with imported article At half De price. II
has been recommended for half . century by thS
Medical Faculty OF Baltimore, asa
SPRING BUknaER AND FALL,
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IGOAHUytOAPHD-

IoOAAU5t0APap.
TIE NEW THRATHR. Several nance ~
managers have been mentioned in counaoS.on
win the management OF new theater. which
VIII he buiis prs-sd&ss q bill NOW being con.
sidered before tbs oommittee) for tn char.
tefihE. passes Congress. / have learned saas
Wherever thu name Of Manager Grover In.
eeea used. IL haA been La q eorap,iuasotarv
staso by thoss who are noe personally a.
0uaiated with him. or By his frienda vho
Know nis ability. and are anxious than hs
should DO connected with an establishment, a.,
eeeding IN grandeur hts present popula. ana
magnificent temple OF public auusnpnan, 7
think that Ccnsreas this year will DO moro On.
urely engaged with national matters than =,
be able 70 properly consider q bill for Tia cor.
porstfon In such form a. IL the ons hefo,~
them, to the damage OF all individual epts,-
prizes OF ths same character. Again, bellows
that more important matter for the consular.
sfion o. Congress, should they consult tia IA.
tere.ts Of our citizens, would be the passage OF
eili regulating the cleansing OF The althy
avenues and streets Of Washington. learn
Aai the nov theeter, with which Manarrr
SroV"r's Eamr II connected, is 70 bs on Penn.
- iHsnia avenue, altar Ina style OF the Phil.
sortphia ACADEMY Of Music aud Wallaek,s
1eraisr, New York, combined, and vii, ha
o~rcc By Mt en indiyidus a citixsn, n, Nav,
1"sf, FhiadoIphia, Boston, aad tnis city. q,
sn" hIte+ siH are ashinytoaians. Ava re-.
s'7tons, 'hrea New YORK merchants. ara o,a
r. =: E'tnad.,l,.ia
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CAPTURE OF ENGLISH BLOCKADE RUNNERS
The u. ). gunboat Ttoga, on the 2oth instant,
captured the English steamer Pearl. She is
one OF the boats purchased by the rebels In
Ensisnd to run the blcckade-light draft, fast,
iron built, and side " eeled. She hAa on board
. quantity OF peajackets.
The steamer Octorora, on the 18th instant,
captured tho English sloop Brave, nine tons
burden, from Nassau, with one hundred and
ten sacks salt three bales sponge, &c. -
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
pIsAsTIRs 70 vRss1La % 1HH BANKS IL
YIDI1Ioy

Acting LLelt. z L. Oavendy, eemnaAdils
the u. 4 Gsnbcas Gemsbok. writing IRON Tur-
tls Hsrbor. z. Worlds, On the 18th Instant Ia
fsrns the Navy Department OF the grounding
Ton the 7th inst, short distance north Of Bea-
cen IN" Of The Lucinda from Hampton
Roids-ons Of tho Ranks exredisisn transpor$s-
She wa loaded with a company OF troops
tAitery, horses, forage, BE. Lieat o. kedsed
Fer OF the reef, and she awaited better weather
to pursue her voyage
Al-o. tina, the ship Sparkling Sea. from the
same placs-another OF the Ban II expedition
transport,-got on the reef about the Sane tune
and place, and will prove \ wreck.
The U. s. steamer Sycamore subsequently
lowed The Lucinda out Of danger.
Tie Sparkling Seas Cargo battery, horses
and 1orase-will probably prove total loss
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A UNION VICTORY IN NORTH CAROLINA

a NUM-
This forenoon, we hear, dispatches were re.
csived from Gen. Dix, at Fortrcss Monroe,
stating that yesterday Gen. Pecks force, or a
portion OF it, had an engagement with the op-
posing rrbel force under Pryor, near the Black
water river, in North Carolina, resulting In the
rout and retreat Of the rebels, who had been
driven six milcs when the intelligence Left our
victorious and pursuing troops. No further
intelligence Of the affair has yet reached here.
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COLLISIONS on THB WATER.-Mr. wash
burns bill for preventing collisions on water
en- braces directions regarding lights in all
kinds OF vessels, fog signals, rules for ships
meeting, cruising, oyertaking other vessels,
&c; TO apply 70 the navy ana mere ant marine
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81 1t 10 L tod u. 4. TACT of ra-a .,c.,-x . ,
- 'iS Io-t - y D-i,i III. NJ .'.es not mis-
y ar "-E any srpr pEiation Hor daf,c!aneia.
fe a. res Tor leS2 will square Up for 1919.
- i't~' Ht Tp'o..r;a "a Is s'.;TE.iss,
~ In consea uence of the SC .rri,v az coal G,
M = l., e Ia e Il works Hay;, ron com
T'i,,'6 ~ r'sp. nd 20. raiions
So l'ULch XpiaiIlb IL. difference bet ,ya., ,
Y -" ar '"Fi;"r re "re = . ,l," cho-
H., TEii,t the other iE u white cir .x.r
a. nv greats-t suh,T lag ia H. SigiD 1. ss;.1
70 D. aiuong The s:uf GIppG-s. TIE, ,.aau,,,
pes 'i" eliminating 81 i'll, II .oye lnuney
81 fi'tstU-g coal 4, selling IN I-pu;svrf'-
h., e.. ty:e.t. i've. cont pr DHs;ia,.
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THB SATCRDAY's REoBPrIoS.-The Satp rday
reception At the w hite House was nsticea5ly
large day, hundred or more carriage be-
ing in line at q time. The number of distiu-
guished pessnaScs prcsent WAS also very
large.
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THN ARMY THB POTOMA,

We have private and entirely reliable testi-
mony saying that the spirit and morale Of our
Army of the Potomac Is hourly improving
wonderfully. This tells we'll for the vigor and
emphasis OF its new commander, and those
off1crrs on whom he is putting most RESPONSE
billy.
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SECOND edition.
THREE O'CLOCK Pm.
hsDoWBLL coURI OF IHaUIa,

The court were In sessios all the morning
with closed doors, dosbtiess reviewing the ts-
tmony already taken. They have heard IRON
Gen Hilroy. whose testimony they desire, and
vhs 10 believed to be the last witness they pro-
pose to OF anime, that he will come here ~ ssos
ae relic we'd.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY YELBeliPI p I'll BIkNIys sYil
IMPORTANT PROM HoK1RHss NON.
ROE. -
PHI RnBDLS CROSS fHl AM
AR1 DRIVEN BACK WITH LOSS By
GENERAL PIX
THB EEBBLs RArRBAT TOWARDS PRANK

BALTIHoRB, Jan. GA letter fron Fortress
Monroe states that the rebels had crossed the
Blaekv alter yesterday morning At O'Clock.
Gen. Peck sent out force. which met tn sm and
drove them back with some loss.
Our loss " as 40 killed and wounded.
We took some prisoners.
At the las. accounts the rebels were retreat.
Ing towards Franklin.
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g Mr.. Chas. Fiuegal, a $500 clerk in New
York clothing house. who lost his situation by
being arrested at the time of the investigation
OF the alleged frauds upon the subsistence de-
partwent of the Government in that city has
brought suit against Marshal Murray and Mr.
Olcoti, the Government commissioner, and lays
his dana &c at $4,000 go.
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~The three Episcopal clergymen OF New
Orleans, Rev. Drs. Leacock, Goodrich and
Fulton, who We're banished from that city by
Gen. Butler, for reasons OF which tha public
are aware, took passage in tho v. S trans
port Cromwell, foH New Orleans, on Saturday
To-
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MAJOR GENERAL HooKHB
Major General Hooker reached this city last
Night, probably for y brief consultation with
the War Department and General In -Chi-f
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~ As some offset to the depredations OF the
new pirate Florida, we note the capture, on the
10th inst, of the British steamship Rising
Dawn. with n valuable cargo while trying to
get into Charleston. The British steamer Pearl,
captured by the gunboat Tioga, has also been
brought into Kew West
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~Gajor Gen. Butler arrived in this city
yesterday, and was occupied most OF the day
in consultation with the President and Secre-
tary OF War. Ifreports be true we shall soon
see the Geaeral again in active service. He is
stopping al the National Hotel.
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- Gen. Schenck is putting the soldiers
through in Baltimore. He requires all to be in
t'eir quarters by halfpast seven, p. Ii.
Any unfortunate soldier found out after that
hour 10 furnished lodgings in the guard house
and otherwise punished
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~ The Navy Department has received In
iornation OF the capture OF the English steamer
ALt"na, whilst attempting 10 run the bloc ade.
DJ tee gunooat Pocahontas She had on board
q vaiuahle cargo of munitions of WAT
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Win consequence OF the rnfavorabls pros.
Fect for the usual supply or ice, over one hun.
dred vessels have been chartered for the pur.
pose OF importing the luxury from Sweden and
Norway
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SPIRIT OF 7HI MORNING pAass

The Inseihsererr says OF the sone-sided dccu-
n7nt" containing the evidence OF the prose
ostion aeains. Gen. Porter, that though Issued
from q Washington ONCE, IL bears neither the
name Of the publisher or printer on the title
page, and that no copies arc to be procured
4 re, though 30 industriously circulated else
whore. The InsrHiseaeer inquiries BY whose
authority, at whose instance, and In whose in
terest was this truncated publication made and
circulated, and If the ENDS of military justice
are likely TO be subseryed, or tho integrity OF
military judgments likely to be affirmed, by
such incomplete and eiandestins public atoms
The Chronicle shows conciusively the great
advantage to be derived from 8 uniform Ma
tfonal currency, such Is will be attained by
the financial measure proposed by Secretary
Chaae
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STRENGTHENING THE MoyIroas-T There
can be now nothing wrong in stating that
within the last few weeks the uncompleted
vessels built on the Monitor plan have under
gone considerable Improvement; as the change
necessarily delayed the finishing OF the ships
1t was deemed best not TO mention the fact
until the work was ended, which il nearly is
at present A few days since the CatskiIl was
taken from the Continental Iron Works TO
Hunters Point, where she was put unon thu
marine railway to have additional strength
impaired 10 the sections, the dividing line be-
tween which was most deleteriously affected
by the sea in the Monitor and Passaic Tn.
Sangamon at Chester, Pa, has Alison been sub.
ject to a thol ough process Of strengthening and
even her interior has been somewhat re-
modelled. The Nantucket at Boston, benef fitted
by the same course of treatment and the
1ehigh, at Chester, w i'll be made even stronger
than the others. Were it not for this extra
work, the fleet bound South, would have been
larger than il is, bu it is better thai every iron
clad sent TO sea should be rs nearly perfect :.
possible. Within the next three weeks two
more impregnable crafts will be dispatched
hence.
The Monitor disaster has thus been the cause
of changing the details Of the plans on which
two Glasses Of armed ships were built
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SA. ID. Boileau, Esq, Editor Of the
Philadelphia Brening Jourrol, is in Fort
MeHrnry. Gen. ScheGck has permitted
nnmber of friends to visit him. In letter to
Gen. Schenek, Mr.. b. disavows any intention
of lending his aid toward injuring the Govern
ment. He also says, that the article in the
Joxrna! of the 20th. being an editorial garding
the comparative merits OF the messages OF
Jefferson Davis and President Lincoln, was
published during his absence from home, and
consequently without his supervision and ap-
prOyal
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TAXI NOTICE

TAKH NOTICE
w Do hereby warn and FOR hid anv 1920, ~.
persona within the old District lines VI sshinston
IeorgstoMn And AlsIandria, } or its veInty. 7ronn
RiWI OVsnS. vending or using. MlTALLIC
Bnks Grss s'" o'0e~s fStess
Az ~ 1r,nsasnts on the above viii BE- prosssu ,sd
I'VE 90 hs,sey appoint c. WOODWARD. OF IA.
Oi1 on nasninston, our sole Agent for the cities
Siet OF smbis and its Vicinity, for &c ALE 81
ntsd Ssu ~ svests 0alvsnised Babe Oyeas a ris.
tsS raN term Grave yssrs; the sei6 o. Wood 1ard
70 tseI good and constant supply Of aid Oyses
j. Si-Se BINnovv1 4 a--~u
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@GoVerncr Brown, OF Georgia. has issued
aproclamation against persons wao have de-
serted from the Confederate States, thus yirsu-
ally cohieSslng mat there is q counter rebellion
against ths rebellion itself
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. y y 10 IA =.
.AI DlPAHYMDNY,

w WA0iIss$>I, yaa.a.y -, ~.
In ssssesassss sftAs prsssars q Slaasss ~ ~
War pspsxtns.t, Ss0ss for wilson's - MD Ne
Arny Of Ne PetoAas VIII bs stveA ~ The s1ss of
Lest Col. ooHRAD. 49, Hsa,syivsnia avenue
sioyv Nins4seath street.
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CANDLH-MASS DAY,

NJ CANDLH-MASS DAY
lflOSDAT. February ID, being Candle mass Day
persons waning Cand es for altar will ind them
81 SAVaGE'S Variety Store, No 4s2 Penpsylva-
MIA avenue Supply yourselves this Saturday Ii
win he too late on Monday it,
MISS BEOOKB'S ENGLISH AND YRHNCH
lsA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, No. 1870
Pepns' lvania avenue, Washington. D. C-The six
tenth semi annual ses ion Of this establish emit
viii commence on Monday, Feb. I'd 1883 Circulars
to be had 81 the bookstores and Of the Principal
"a -
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth CONGR SESSION
SATURDAY, January IL.

SENATE.-The bill to increase tho salary Of
the Chief Clerk or the Paymaster GenArais
Burcau was considered aud rejected-yeas Is
nays 2l-on the question Of its passage.
The annual Consular Appropriation bill WAS
considered, and passed.
The annual Legislative and Judicial Appro-
priaticn bill was next considered.
Houss.-Mr. May introduced q bill to incor.
porate the St. Anne's Infant Asylum. Referred
The House resumed the consideration OF the
bill to raise regiments Of soldiers Of African
descent.
Mr.. X. Conking sent to the Clerks desk a
statement from = son OF Alexander HamiIton
showing that Col Lawrence and Other officars
in the Revolutionary war Were in favor Of the
employment Of negroes as soldiers; winch was
read.
Mr.. Thomas, OF Mass, addressed the House.
taking the ground that the bill would give more
power TO the President than ever conferred be-
fore, and that we have q sufficient number of
troops now on the rolls to put down the rebel
lion. He was also opposed to the bill because
it would decrease the finances.
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~ We are indebted tn Prof. Bache for . copy
Of the excellent military map Of Southeastern
Virginia issued BY the Coast Survey Once.
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PROPOSALS 1OR OATS AND HAY.
DEPOT QUlRfsREAsrHR's OrproI.
Corner of lStk onf ~ Stxa-fs
WAsHINGfOA. D. O. JanuarI Sl

WAsHIHaroH. D. O., January 81. iSsI
slALsD PROPOSALS will be received st this ON 60
T., for furnishing the Goyernmsnt With tsS.Soil
two hundred thousand bushels OF GA rs and $3.50
=. I'VE 'sPsd "a two thousand poanas
put the Il s.k 70 BE- q good quality
pounds to the bushel. -'''-' '"'' TWO
to be furnished without e1sr. charge TO tn.
Psii':.S to be made in the city Of Warrington
tract ~ '
PROPOSALS.
tons and tor T
ana Tb Dus n1eno OF GAS and I'd upwards
is the . a 3. and o;
fr9 Tb, an" nd ri.sout I rsfssenes 70 each other
DER must appear in the proposal 'N
~ bid is made in the name Of . firm, the names
the Of the si p.r :,
o.s as o I :s d
each proposition.
1hould DO plainly marked Propo..ls for OATS ana ana
Hay" '' N''' ~A~
Ths ability OF the bidder to fiji tho contract should
responsible persons, whose sisnsturas must b. AN.
rerhed 70 the guarantee.
shown oe.l oerss... Of the oer Ia Of ,S ?:
ns:sest District Court or Of the United states Dis
Bidders must DO present In person whom the bids
Are opened. or their proposals viii not Be oonId.
Bonds squal In amount 70 half tas sum :, b, -.
eeiyed on the eontfSet, signed By the sontrsstor
ana both q bis suArsntors, viii BE- required Of the
'usee;sfsl SddsI upon sisnins tAs sonirset.
AZ no BOND must aeeemDeAy The eoHtrast 10
VII Do necesasry for bidders = have u cir bonds
men with Aem, or to have beads signed In aatieips-
len and reedy 10 b produced when Ne contract q
=, Geais for bonds ssa b procured no. .,,Ms.-
letter, o. b. TELEGRAPH.
Form OF euABANPll.
.od q s sass ...S 81 I'D Is a., a.. 2,
ef.;; -, do hereby saars.tss tSas- e sbIs -
r1au me contract in assordaAsa With u teYpua al
HE proposition and that should his pro,osito. ~
n$ Va! ~ 49, enter iate contract In
heeld tAs contract Be svardsd hin " q, ,,..
iIc tAis s1s<astes mass s. asD>aAed ne ca>aal
sefaseAes above m>ation>d.)
IHSHlO7ION. DILIvHRY IL.
Al OsS aaA bay eon6asted fO4 1ndsr tAis -
ye.aeement viii b risidly iAsrseted anA s1sS e
% nes Isovs o. 800 soz.d nsrsAaatass eualitv
Hayms0t 70 b msds spea Ne souyls.as. u ~.
SSoamaes % % son tAAseAfssf - The Depot Oar
Any infernelitY q the IA, - noa->eafo,u....
Win the terms Of this sdves tisement, vim eassSs
Ne feJeesfon OF the proposal.
Delivery 20 b made q ths Railroad Do~o< n, A
one or tie Government Wharvss In the c}ty Of
The Depot Quartsrma stsr reserves "a hip...,y<>.
fEht - reject any or all bids thAt he may deem -
high: D. n. RUOkH6'
10 Std Colonel and DDpot ouSrtarmss%..
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- A private letter from the United States
Consul a. ST Thomas states that the brig J. e.
GtfStf Sf Rss~s s.ra hsa h 81 s;a.- &c
master In irons
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~ Among the Rebel dispatches and letters
captured al Van Buren,, Arkansas, a few weeks
since, was . letter from Gen. Hindman to his
enmander, Gen. Holmes, asking for clothes
for his troops. He says: "Surely, the Secretary
Of War lie not apprised Of the condition Of the
troops and the almost exhaustion Of the country.
In this corps could show him 1900 men alb
soiutely in rags, without counting the Indians.
TIE great majority continue to suffer exposure,
to sicken and TO die. suppose 1t il the same
with your other troops. Unless these poor
men arr comfortably clad this month, not half
of them will live through the winter. Another
army cannot be raised this side OF the Missis-
sippi-" The letter IL dated at Fort Smith,
N yembPr 49,
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~ The Michigan State Sugar Cane Grow.
ers' Association, In session at Adrian ex-
press the opinion that the prscticabiiity OF the
sorghum enterprise is fully established, and
that the time is not far distant when the North
will be supplied with a superior article OF
sugar 81 It's own growth and manufactur.
from the sorghum and imphec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-31

~ Hon. WA Willing, IL is understood, has
been appointed Solicitor Of the War Depart
m6at
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Robert Dale Owen has been appoin I'D 70
q eieTkship In the War Department
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