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CARL ANscHUTz.. .coNDucroR OF orEEA

Thk ARGUMENT.
FAUST, 4 German atudept, after q life OF medl-
tation and lAborinus research, becomes disguatsd
with the nothlngnesB Of human knowledge, and
his own stability to unravel the mystic arena Of na-
ture. He summons to his aid the Spirit OF Evil 4,
who Appears to him under the form Of Mophlgto-
philes. Through the supernatural power OF the
lstteT, Faust 10 trARhtwAy TO youth, with
all its passions and illusions, aud 10 at the same
time endowed with personal beauty and luxurious
EaTb. Mephistophiles ~ In vision, reveals to him
the beauteous village maid, Margaret, with whom
the student falls In love. He longs
TO become aequainted with her. and his wiah 10
soon Afterwards Erati6ed Margaret equally nsted
for her loyelinets and for her virtue has been left
oil Dame Martha, worthy but not very viallant
parsonage. The maiden at frat rejects the
strangers advances, bat Faust, aided by the de-
moniaeal influence Of mephistOphiles, (who 10
suit with such ardor that Margarcts reals ance
10 At length overcome.
Valentine, Margaret'G brother, on returning with
his comrades from the wars, learns what has &C.
through the Intervention OF MephistOphiles he 10
slain In the encounter. Marg ,ret horror stricken
At the ealamity of which she 10 the original cause,
glvos way TO despair. Her reason becomes Affect
ed, and In . parexysm of frenzy she kills her Ia
FAINT. For this she Is thrown into prison. Faust,
aided BY MepbintOphiles obtAina scocsA to the cell
In which she 10 tmmursd. They both eagerly urge
her to ny, but Margaret, in whom holleT feelings
aid, and places her sole reianoe In aver and re-
pentAnce. Overcome at last by sorrow aud
morse, with an earnest prayer for forgiveness upon
her lips, the unhsppy girl expires. Mepbistophlles
but chorus of heavenly voices is heard proclaim
ing that there is pArdsn for the repentant sinner
and the Evil One, filled and overcome, etouoh,s
bupplihntly As the accents Of divine love and for
Viverrss make themselves heard, while the spirit
81 MArRAr I, horne ny miniGterng angels, Ia wkftrd
upwards ~ eternal home
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


or Oh L.
HEADo'Rs PRovoET MARSHAL AND BOARD or
ENROLMENT or DisTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WARRINGTON, d. C., May IS 1854.
The Board OF Enrolment OF the District Of Co.
iumbia will be In session at tho ofee Of the Pro-
vost Marshal District Of Columbia corner Of Four
tenth street and Now York avenue, daily (Sun-
days excepted, from II o'clock m. TO o'clock
p. m, for the purpose Of hearing Of exemption
from draft for the following causes, viz;
AlIenase,
Non-residenoe,
Unsuitableness Of Ago,
Manifest permanent physical disability, and
Two years. service during the present war,
either In the Army or Navy.
Citizens are requested 10 furnish inform alton NJ
o persons who are not enrolled, or who are trying
TO ovade enrolment, a. It Is equally for the In
terest OF each perssn enrolled 10 place upon the
" Enrolment Lat" all persons liable to do mill
tary duty, 80 that his own chance Tor daft shall
not be uniustly increased.
&. c. PUTNAM,
Captain 1Gt Regiment V. r. C., and Acting Provost
Marshal District Of Columbia. my2S-ti
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BOARDING..

DHILAD ELPHIA BOARDING.
Choice Rooms can be had st Mrs. BROOKk'S,
No. 1908 Walnut street AlsO at her country
House, near Chestnut Hill, ard convenient TO sta-
ton miles from city. JeSJt
'DOARpITG.-- A NUMBER OF GEN
ID uomeu can obtalu h'ori II 70. 1917 Maryland
Venue between FOur.Spl-S half And Sixth sire gtE,
land, noi7-u
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MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsTATB.-By James G.
DIcGulre6 Co. the folio ying real estate has been
80 d: Threr-s'ory brick house and lot on street,
Apd basement brick houss and lot on Thirteenth
t'eet, between @ and streets, 10 p A. Hooe. for
1850. A similar house adjoining above to Geo.
Parker, for eT,t00. Two-s,0ry brick back building
and lot on Thirteenth street, between L aud Mas.
Eachusetts avenue, to John A. Milburn, for S3,66O
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FOURTH WARD CoUECILMAH.-Joseph Fol-
IAnabee VIA enc OF the members elected to the
on Mondsy, instead al Mr.. F Edmonston, erIone-
ously reported elected.
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WANTS..
T AND WARRANTS WANTED.

FIFTY LAND WARRANTS Of 20, 40, 100 and leo
aoFol wanted Immediately by
CLARK d GAYLORD
nns-u Room 4 corner seventh and Sta.
FURNISHED HOUSE OR COTTAGE
II WANTED The advertiser wishes TO hire
furnished house In this city for ak months or q
y ar, where few respectable boa ders would be
allowed; or, would rent small cottage, furniahed
or unturntshed, suitable for three persOns. Rent
will he paid monthly or quartz ly, In advance and
the best OF references given. hdircsB Box 2 M
tiOnal Republican Once. ApSI-u
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
Wan DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuHEAU,l
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERmAsIER,
WAsHIEaTON, c., May 18th 1854.
THREE THOUSAND (3,OOO) HORSES WANTED,
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE u6S) DOL
LARS PoT head will be paid for all
CAVALRY hORSES
delivered within the next thirty (sO) days At the
Government stables at Gicsbpro, D. Z.
Said Horses to be sound In all particulars, not
leaR than ve (5) nor more than Mae s) years oldi
from fifteen to sixteen hAuds high, full In nebh,
cOmpActy built Birdie wiae, and OF size suliietent
Tor Cavalry purposes. ,.,
These BpectnoNtions will be strictly adhered to
aud rigidly enforced In every particular,
Payment made on delivery Of saVen n and over,
JAMES A. EkIN,
Lieutenant Colonel Aiid Chiel QuarteTmAst
myl5imd cavalry bureau
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u o II g A L e.
$50 eASes brakes Plantation BittefI.
300 " W.. c. Club House Gin.
$50 bblH. Old Rye Whiskey.
60 " Very Old Rye WhiAkuy.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess MAekerel.
100 half kits Meas Maokcrel.
100 kits Mol do,
100 Nos DO.
100 Picked Salmon.
80 bags Old Java Coffee,
And . general assortment Of Wines, Liquors,
ChampAgRes, HAVANA Cigars, &C, At marSet rates.
W. CORWIN BURGY,
No. u North Charles street,
mI2-ly Baltimore, Md,
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A BRUTAL AssAULT.-A man named John
COuuor was arrested last night, by oifloer Howard
Of the Seventh precinct, upon the charge OF COM
hitting sn assault and battery on woman named
Caiharine Riley, who IL In the family way. The
her face and clothing covered with blood, and
whilst there nwooned away, when she was taken
to her home. This morning Justice Gibsrpon held
The man to bail in the sum OF $500 for his arpesr.
nnes At court.
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An EAGLE FROM THE BATTLE FELD.-Mr.
VIM. Reuter-, ofth's city, has brought from Tho
White House, One so iDg gray eagle, which was
shelled out offs neat in forest at Coal Harbor,
by rebel battery during the recent cavalry hEht
t6ere. This eaglct promises to be aine orni;ho-
logical specimen.
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7 OsT--.ON TIE 9TH INSTANT, AN
ENyt LOPE containing 30 paSSea and other
private papers, amOng which was an order on Col.
w Fofney for ono hundred and MY dollars,
pay ment OF which has heen stopped. liberal
iswArd will DO paid for their return to the
Tribune Rooms, Fourteenth atreet, opposite VII
laTdBi II tel Je9-ti
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500 REMOVAL 500
TO NEW Built NO,
q 500 q ..'@
SEVENTH sTREET,
ODD Fellows HALL
JAMES s. ToPuAM Y CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
rhe.E Well Known, old Estab!lIhed
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS.,
AID
MILITARY Equipment MANUFACroRY,
To THEm
NEW UILDIN
81 500 q
SEVENTH STREET,
DIAECTLY OPPOSITE The OLD STAND
Where nay DO fonnd, Of our oTn GasaulzglL.-,
AlOSt complete assOrlmC4t ufpy O.. style Ea' w,t.
OF Military aud eitzens'
SADDLES AND sRIDLES
BREAST COLLARS AND MAR rINGALES.
FINE swo aD BELTS, with ToNhsmr Parent sl!'..
solo Manufacturers Of
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EWnAkk'S PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, AND SILVER PLATE SPURS.
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS.
DITs.
MILITARY AND CITL2ENSi
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS
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FOR STATIONERY

Captain ISt Regiment V. r. C., and Acting Provost
Marshal District Of Columbls. my25-tf
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A NARROW EscAPB.-On last Monday one
Of the female employees AZ the Treasury Depart
ment accidentally entangied her dresh with the
machinery Of one OF the presses and was being
rap dly drawn toward 4 revolving wheel, when
her shirt nd cries for AsatAnee brought several
persons TO her assistance. she was Soon extri-
Gated, but her dress WAS torn 70 Ihreds.
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To BIZ TRANSFERRED the officers and
men, prisoners Of war except guerrillAs, now con-
fined In the Old Capitol, are 10 be sent to Fort
Delaware in aeoorlano' with the dlrention' OF the
Commi'sary General Of Prisoners The GuerFillas
will iemAin under strict guard.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

Arr1v al or Gen. sherma an NJ View Orleans.
From the New Orleans Delta, March 81
The city was startled about ngnt!a yesterday py tne
that Major General Sherman and stan had
arrived the Dana Of the marine brigade steamers.
An Of rumore were quickly flying from one end OF
the 10 the other and coneciures OF all sorts were
made the base Of reports most indnsteusy circulated
had il that be TO command forces from this de-
partment against Mobile second that the city had
actually surrendered while the fact that the general wore
q suit citizens clothes proof positive that he had
pause say how much that 10 ridiculous false and
absurd contained in these idle tales The facts are
briefly The expedtion which under the command OF
General Sherman left Memphis and VicksburR about the
first OF last month, was never intended 70 be anything
more than gigantic rad-a diversion TO draw attention
important enterprises, and TO effect the de-
struction Of supplies munitions OF and the machinery
for the manufacture OF arms The march was rapid
one aud column swept through tho country like
causing the whole confederacy 70 shake 10 ts
shoes il penetrated, learn, ten miles beyond
Meridian and having succeeded In destroying the rail-
roads bridges. the immense stores OF corn and commi5
held by the Confederaies in that vic nifty as
well devastating the whole range OF country, has re-
No serious opposition was made, and wherever
any sort OF resistance offered the enemy was
wiped out and the column marched on In triumph
Having accomplished his mission sherman returned to
Mississippi, leaving behind him ruined country.
He burned and destroyed whatever he could not carry
or The reributon has fallen heavily the people OF
thie section. Everything that could support the life o.
man or beast contribute 70 rebel arms has been
train and returned with fifteen miles long. laden
with abundance OF cotton and oEer things. He brings
100 mules and about four contrabands 10 mule. He
has also Eve hundred prisoners.
Tsinjor General W. Sherman and Brigader General T.
W. Sherman, will be were both present at the
inauguration ceremonies Of Governor Hahp on March 4.
ysdd Ed HrRAIp1
The New York herald., 1864-03-14
GRANTS ARMY.

Affairs at Chattanooga and Knoxville.
CHATTANOOGA, March IL, 1864.
There 10 nothing important from the front tonight.
The rebels sent in Tag Of truce 'important busi
nessn The intention get tho location Of ad.
vanced posts At RinggoId The Gag stopped a the
outposts ana the scheme failed.
heavy column OF infantry reported moving up
from Rnggod, but ascertained 10 be nothing more
than an escort 70 body Of refugees seeking the Union
lines.
Boats from Knoxville report guerlas quiet along The
river.
Tho receipts of rebel deserters average thirty per day
this mouth.
The oath is administered daily at the city prison at
seven O'Clock.
All desertcrs are sent TO the General sedman
commanding the post is issuing nifty thousand ra.ops
daily. Citizens como from distance Of City miles
All unemployed and unensted contrabands viii be
shipped North on Monday.
As evidence Of reconstruction, the Masonic lodge at
Chattanooga has revived and will soon oommercc work.
Colonel NcholatzI Of the Twenty fourth Illinois, who
was wounded Buzzards' Roost in late reconnaissance
died in the hospital last night.
IouEvuLE, KY, March IL, 1884.
Army officers, leaving Chattanooga yesterday noon
report all quiet there, and also At Knoxville. as far
heard from.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14
Chase or the Rebels ny Cur Cavalry In
srI

Correspondence Of Port Royal, New South, March r.
Colonel Guy v. Henry, with his pdomitab!e cavalry,
is daily the alert in Florida to ascertain tho where
abouts ana movements OF the enemy In his endeayors
he has been highly successful and much valuable infor
nation has been received and communicated by him to
the Commanding General Laet week he started with
his force including pieces OF artillery TO reconnore tho
enemys position. and had proceeded as far as little
creek called Three Mile River in virtue OF it's distance
from Jacksonville, when he discovered body ~ rebel
vary drawn up In limo the opposite side apparently
the point OF sallyng forth on mission similar TO his
The result Of the meeting was brief encoun-
ter, In which Henry succeeded In routing the enemy,
causing him to make proc pitatc retreat toward his
line OF reserves beyond Camp FincgaD Captain Elder
placed his guns in battery and opened rapid 1re, which
replied TO by the enemy who had also brought up
artillery The pieces used By the enemy two more
those taken the battle OF Ostce. But In this art
lery duel Elder too much for the rebels ana 10
short time they glad timber their pieces and
drive them TO the Everything goes to prove thas
with equal force the enemy would bo thoroughly beat
en- in n grand encounter. f ssf ett
Colonel Henry pursned the rebels "a far ns Camp Fine
gan them having successfully accomplished the oh.
ject the Reconnaissance returned TO his camp In the
sklrmsh he had Ave wounded The rebels sustained
an equal and II ia believed greater loss
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

pended for the time being. Tho enemy have once or
twice attempted to induce TO indulge IN an artillery
duel with them, but without avail. Operations abous
Charleston likely 70 remain quiescent for whs and
anythng occurs IN the department win take place IN
the Southern district
A BIoCKADE RUNNER cAPTuRxD.
small schooner, Of about thrtynve tons burthen,
from Nassau, bound for Savannah q rebel pors was
discovered by Corporal Smith, Company Third Rhode
Island artillery on beach Tybee Island the 4th
Inst. Captain Churchill, OF the same company, with q
small force, boarded and took possession o. her, She
Coffee spices, alcohol and wbskey valued at $35 000
Colonel Howell has ordered her 70 be brought 70 this
place for na disposition The schooner had been ashore on
Hilton Head Island the day before her unfortunate Efforts
90 get into Savannah and all hands got drunk In order 70
prepare for period Of incarceration IN the Rip Raps at
this delightful place. Fortunately in that instance the
rising tide ioated the scholner on and renewed the
hopes OF the captain aud his crew. They got on and
struck for the entrance but not IN an entirely So
Der condition, as may DO supposed. They did not see
straight II evident, for they went hard ashore on
Tybee and fell into the hands OF tho "damnsd Yapkees
The captain OF the Matte has the crer Of being the last
and biggest fool or all who brave the dangers OF running
the blockade 10 gain little pc The lesson will not bo
lost Is thought, on tho Neutral community 70 wnieb No
belongs.
COURT MARTIAL.
court martial ordered by the President " try BsiRA
dier General Gordon for dsrespect to his superior OIL
Ger, met here to-day The court consists Of:
Brgadier General A. H. Terry.
Brigadier General Israel Vogdcs
Brigadicr General r. s. Foster.
Brigadier General Rufus SaxtoD.j
Colonel - Afford.
Lieutenant Colonel Morgan.
Lieutenant Colonel Jackson.
Judge Advocate, Captain Henshnw.
The trial will probably consume somo time
The steamer Cossack. Captain Downing, arrived hero
from New York, via Fortress Monroe, on the Attn.
There Is no other news In the department.
Brigadcr General Mum goes tho Fulton with Official
The New York herald., 1864-03-14
Kentucky Military Anairs.
NEGRO ENLfsTMENTs--RExONsrRANc OF GOVERNOR
BRAMLErrB-TRE COMMAND OF THE FORCES IN
THE STATE, ErC.


BRAMLETTE-TnE CoNxAND OF THE FORCES IN
THE STATE, Erc.
FRASUoRr, Ky, March IL, 1854.
understood that Governor Bramlete has addressed
On earnest rcmcnsance 70 the President respecting the
enrolment and enlistment Of slaves Kentucky and has
notified the President that he win execute the laws Of
Kentucky against all Who attempt 10 take slaves from
their owners without their consent He claims that Eeu
lucky has furnished than ty thousand OF Der
10 defend the government, and Is willing 70 furnish still
more--al that allotted 10 herhat sbe has proved
her loyalty and must bo treated loyal State aud that
her constitution aud laws must be respected.
LOT gvLIg, March ~, 1864.
General Bubridge has ordered the arrest OF Colonel
Frank wsEord for disloyal sentiments rendered IN a
sroech sword presentation TO him arLexingtou
Thursday EE NEU NNEa
Brighter General Hugh Ewing, brother n.lsw cf Mor
Gcreal sherman, has been ordered TO wills y prcbab,
70 supcrscdo General Brbrldgo command Of ihe tn
forcee kcnuck-
The New York herald., 1864-03-14
rt,rox HAN, S. c. Marc

TitroS HfAp, - G., Nsrch w, is0s
aas a this post and AZ Morris and Foly Islands are
rvccedingIy dul and monoionous The enemy IS guiet
ana disnclned 10 assume The oGensive Oar guns bear
pl on tho CITY Of Charleston apd Fort Sumter have been
0rng regularly untI tuesday last. when tlrv sus.
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

NEW ORLEAN, March 9, 1894,
Important Movements Erpsctei-0cmeya, Bqnks and Gene.
rat Sherman in CcnsuHdtion-D Death Of ne WiS Of
General Beaureodrd-An immense Concourse Of People
atAc Funeral, dc.
Ihave no war news TO communicate as yet though you
may expect important soop as the army
is preparing for the Geld In this department In larger
force than at any time previous during tho war.
Major General Sherman, too, was not here op mere
pleasure excursion he coscted several with
Generals Banks Stone aud other generals OF tho depart
ment. His presence here has puzzled all, many
tho reasons eiven FOR his appearance among u.s. wcud
ike TO enIighten your readers the subject but tho
news Is contraband and must DO published for the
present
The largo force OF cavalry recently 10 this department
has started overland for Rrashear City. THIS looks IKE
another movement up the Tcctc;- and merely sve the
ettessei opinion OF the majority residing here, wren
! state that u is believed tha, the entire army Is going
y the same direcon--to tho BED river, by way Of
Aaxandri1 and shsovcport
u Is probably wen kaown at tho North Tint Mss
ucairegard tho wife of the rebel general OF that nsme
as been an invalid Tor aud that she resided
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

~
OF all good citizens that in the selection OF members
none unworthy from vicious habits educational unit
may bc ch0s With the natural advantages Loui.
siana possesses, in her nexhaustble SOIL her GENIAL
climate her domination Of the river OF rivers ber faci
ties for commerce. manufacturing and the most varied
agricultural pursuits, nothing prevent ber present
population, or n they Will not do It. thea the emigration
that viii speedily supersede them. from soon becoming
what oCr people nsnired with TO be-namely
the mc ri ourshng portion of the most powerful OF
tons. Proper legislation, snch may look forward
obtain before many months win enable the people 10
system and In presence Of the change OF obser.
Walton, enterprise and enlightenment need have dis
couragng apprehension | shall do all that be re
qured VI 10 the meantime 70 prt society into heathfu
and useful activity aud II foundrics workshops
our manufactures and shipyards remain closed, no
charge OF indifference to them on my part will DO with
justice preferred against me No person abic to work
WIZ DO allowed with my consent 70 be burden on the
community the condition OF Is 10 his bread by
the sweat OF bis brow and useless unproducvo drones
must comply with the law Of our being remove from
among The cause OF public education shall 8ud IN
mo 4 watcbfal and jealous friend everything
needful for its support and extension within the
sphere Of my duties will DO done for IT, Tho blessings
from the blacks. 10 Is duty 70 render them such
sstance towards their education and enlightenment
will nc them for the higher conditions and privileges OF
which they may IN time show themselves deserving In
my appointments 20 Office shall scrupulously exact.
requisites In candidates, loyalty TO the Union, sobriey
industry. integrity and special htness The oonsin
trnal prohibition against the holding OF two or more
Offices by the individual will be riporoasy enforced
Among the important questions which may be ex-
rccied 10 demand attention uron the re establishment c
civil government and tho assembling OF a Legislature
be that OF public credit &c Louisiana exposed as
u has been 70 rude shock BY the bad men whose ma
chnatcns have plunged into war. tho faithful recog
milton and discharge OF tho atccs nron the public debt
nave evcr been held among thr most sacred OF ohga
tons by the people flIIy partake tho public socudc
IN regard To this subject and the fair fame Of the state
VIII DC ndelibly tarnshed should the present default be
continued ono day after the termination of the
present abnormal condition OF domestic concerns.
lhe evcrtons made 10 recruit the national army
this poiut BY our citizens arc sracIouy rcccanzcdby
tho commanding eenern who has given official Testimony
70 The valr and fidelity o. the louisiana volunteers
Unfortunately tho deprivation Of civil state GOV
has prevented he from having boruty fnrd whercwh
TO reward the patriotic aud heroic volunteers of Ious
ana and uuti thorough Reorganization OF tho State
The New York herald., 1864-03-14

The United States steamship Morning Star, Captain J..
T. Courtensy, from New Orleans Havana, arrived at
sh port yesterday, with from New Orleans the
oeh inst. and Havana TO the 9th.
We arc indebted to Mr. Fuller, Purser OF the Morn ing
Bar, for prompt delivery OF letters and papers.