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.PikEG1IoN OF THE SECRETARY OF THE

Ri DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
- Treasury hereby give notice that an
Prepared to receive subscriptions account OF
Urited stat. .ondS thorzed by the act of March
), 1864 besring date March l. 1854, redeemable at
the pleasure of the Government. after ten years
ard payable forty years from date bearing nterss,
At hve per centum year, payable on Bonds not
over one hundred doll.ts annually aud on all
other bonds semi mi-annuaIly, in coin.
Subscribers will receivs either Registered or
Cou poE Bonds as they NAV prefer.
r. gissered bonds viii be issued Of the denomina
tioas oitifty dollars, $780, One Hundred dollars
dol ara- tSl,fo0,b Five Thousand dollars {$5 O0,D
aud Ten Thousand dollars. $50 600 aud COu pom
bcnds Of the oenomi atiops of Fifty dollars t$snI
Hund ed dollars. t$l0e, Five Hundred dollars,
$50 ana One Thousand dollars, Is GOn.b
~ bscrlbers will be required to pay in addition
10 me amount of the principal of the Bonds, 10
aW1ul MOI ey. tke accrued interest in coiu or ~
United states notes, the notes of National
banks adding 6fty per cent for premium until
fnrfher notice } from the irst day of March or
September as the Case NAV be, until the day of
Subscription aud payment,
Tpen receipt Of subscriptiops win issue my
certificate Of deposit therefor in daplicste tn.
o iginsl Of which will be forwarded by .he sub
scd 'er to the secrstary of the Treasury, Wa hinR
ton. with letter stating the kind, tRegistar.d
Cpen TIE r. eeipt of the original Certificate at
the Department. the Bonds subscribed for will be
transmitted to the subscribers respectively, as
socr So the same can he prepared
1t is expected that the first deliveries of Gou pom
Of April. F. E. SPINNER
NH &i-4w Treasurer United States.
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GROWERS THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Ay., NEAR WILLARp's HnTEL
LEONARD GROVER Diractor
THIS Saturday EVENING. April 2,
EXTRA GRAND TOILET NIGHT

La Ina uhaND L.
BY arrar cement of numerous holders of seats for
this evening IT is appointed OCca asion for a
FULL DRESS AsSEMHLAGE
Cf the operatic Patrons of the city.
For performance Councils Granl Opera Of
Has hecn selected. AMI win be presented in fve
acts, with cast of great strength AMI = powerful |
chorus Il thirty, including the leading artistes
ARION SOCIETY.
and the entire rand Orchestra from the Aca lem Y
Of Music, New York.
full Military Band on the stage Incidental 10
tne pera. and superb new nti&es# Nc.as.
NJ thinner, the distinguished Tenor in his great
sieroIa Frcderici ............ .ha-ga..iie
Mephistophilas
NJ Steineche the distinguished Primo ba-ii1ne,
\, hs.. -.'.''.'...'t'.' ',.-.-. valentine
Grand Fsnf"re Mlitaire in the fourth act with
the entire streT 9Th + the Company aud Chorus
surr1rted ~ tgIi Ailtary Banl.
CARL ANSChUTZ.... Z. Conductor of the Opera
Esservei sests for either Of the nj chts for sale a.
M"tz"rott's MUSIC Store and tue Box U.ice of the
Theater at the foti, wing
SCALE OF PRICES.
Orchestra Chairs ...-.......'.. : ~
lresS Circle and Parqu6t .........Sl
' ar'ily Circle. -. Observation-Disclosures. IN
Private Boxes. .........-.s. ... Z ol
Secured Seats 20 cents extra. ~
ON MONDAY EIENING,
For the Only tire The Favorite n uara of
DER FRFIsCHUTZ,
Will he PRESCRIBED
Stats a.e on sale at NJ tzerotts snt ut the
TheateT.
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G f o. ID Z N ERIr & CO.,
JE VEL ERS,
300 broadway, New York,
'tCoRNEE DUANE STREET)

1OC 600 WATCHES, CHAINS. GOLD PENS
AND PENCILS, &C., &C.,
WORTH 100000!
TO BE SOLD AT one DOLLAR EACH. WITH
OUT REGARD TO VALUE
AhI not to be paid uxal , kno,y tpi1, .o,s ,cili
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PERSONAL.

Nhs l.. omirn-sH EXJRLLsNf Sasta-
w voyant snS Fsst Medium ; 80 st near Sk de-
scrib And commu unicStes with spirit fKisa1a
living frieI de- at distance, tails thsir character
gels psnss, xsmtnes diseases perfectly. n iEuc
sises. r ads tfs future Eoura from % Til s
o.m. sittinss 81. NH ? I'm
NBs. WIEN IL CURtN6 HOPELESS OAsEs
w OF DtsEASH
BY Magnetism Eectristy,
shen al other treatment faie. Call sod see tsa
timorisis at AS street, Wa.hingtou
mt 2
I ArIss, ONLY LOOK Ar THIS i-Wesrs no~
IL prepared to do any Kind OF a hr oide,, by skill
full ksn1s such ter that cannot ssii to atsey
We 60 your stamping in s}eSsnt style, sud ut
5otcaiHg. sEd sish TO be 5tTst pcd tact sa Are
not con ecteo with any other place Of ths kini 10
the city where Stan ping u adyertsssd. S3ur
place l. 81 Fst,eet opposi . he Pate ,t OMos ~
Loot ont that you do not n,sts ss the street W
5sily receive new Patterns Tor 8r aid and Enbroi
derry tu.f out, and stamp yon- goods while yor
rEit Machine Stitching peAtls cone sa l3
ID MvDI0AL.
] SReONH Suffering with ~ phlis, 6onOrrhosa
3ieet, 6sminkl Heakness, or Private Diseases O.
snv description. should osl! imlpsdiAtaly upop
DR. DAVIS
Female DfseaA0e treAtAd IN the most aeieptiEe
snd succes sfu, manner
The Doctor = Diploma hangs in his once.
cure guaranteed. Fees moderAte
as r.s strses. opgosits IoN cm.,.
De - sm Room az up stairs
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NJ TEETH.
Ni LOOMS, NJ. D., the Inventor ana Patentee
Of the alE ERA Il PLaTE TEETH, st ne@z1>
lends pereoEAiiy st his ofBoe In this
nt.. Many perso can wear these (!TYYy
s&sth who cannot Wsar othsre- and no
person CAT wear oths IS VI 0 cannot wear tteaa.
Persons calling at ny ON q san be sccor,no6 stcd
WITH any tyia and price ~ Teeth they rray desire
out to those whe particular snd wish the puress
.!santst stroDsast, and mast perfect dsnturs that
art csn produce, the MtNHHAL PLATE, will be
more July warranted
soons In this oity-Ho 33s Pennsyl. aaia avenue
betseen sth aod 18th streets Also. 2O7 Arch gt :,
Nadef5htN. -sri 1v
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lust RECEIVED At
IANSHURQH 4 BRO,
RALiIMORE PARGAFN, STORE,

Third Door Above / street.
% pieces Black Silk Mt 2s per cent. less than i'm
portatien rricea. ~ @t
Also is cases Bleached Cottons from 20 to 40 cents
per yard.
Also. 2 Geo yards Curtain Muslin, yard wfie only
d lssi cents per yard.
A large lot csmhric Elgings and Insertings
With great many other bargains from auction
toe numerous to mention. NH 25- lws
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DENTISTRY.

GARAT DIsOOvlRY IN DANTIsTRy
sss'A Szs sotsd vtshoxs Pass sstsA tia HAAstss q
OxyseA.
you'd advise al pers9ns having teeth 70 sX-
tract to call At DR.. LEWIBT ONCE, scF.IEA
and nave them taken out By this new
and harmless process. Also call and y5fYYvEV
sHamine the Doctsrs nav And Inn
proved method Of Inserting ArtiSc,aJ Teeth. II
son win have then, y no othsr style than this new
ana iluabie one. No 242 Pa. avenue. kstweer
l3th And 18th streets
no . s. L1NI1 II. D.. Dentist
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GREAT METROPOLITAN HALL,
PEsssYLvAklA AyEsuE AID ELXvEHrH SrRsKf.
0ARDINE Proprietors.
". n. Bartholomew and Robt. Butler in their
great and immensely nW sf panto mime of
First night & Is ssfzR s;i;Tf,ials SsfGiss'
in her 's''tfss densse e. coksFasrfsB. ssiFstsd X
The lang sh'halss hsshEk sffsf q AND cRAsHra.
Singing. Dancingi &C., by the company, making
up unexcelled entertainment.
;. Monday evening, April 4.h: arst appearance of
the beautiful and MrhE MEDfx Hrs'ef
and the ph'lfifEesif sifss HEfkSx sfYaS,sss SMITH.
sAruaaRAXS aRaSh hfTERNo9yM FlMisY M.F,sps
children 10 cents. NH 81
VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE & NINrH STREET
PI4z Stage Manager and Airpsrtiser
THE GREAT FEATURE AND HIT OF TIE
SEASON
HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY
Fitzsimmons's celebr ated play,
FEMALE PICKPOCKET OF WASHINGTON;
or,
HIGH AND Low LIFE IN THE CAPITAL.
The great Ravel pantomime.
JOCkO, THE BRAZILIAN APE.
Jocko. -................ Hernandez Foster
THE GREAT MAN MONKEY OF THE AGE
THE NEW STARS, AUG UsTA wALBY, FANNY
GILMORE GEORGE SHELDON.
al in the greatest and best show the Capital city
Early to secure seats.
Admission. zt and 50 cts. Private boxes. ss.
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NATcHITocHEs.-The New Orleans s.esmer
brings intelligence OF the capture OF this place
by our forces under Gen. Mover. Nltchi
toShes. like Alexandria, is on the Red river. 1t
Is IS miles from the latter place. and apoi, as
far rom Shreveport, which Is probably h9
desttnation OF the free. /, is the capi Al OF "A
parish OF the same name, which for t-rtilitv
and wealth, used 10 befacaileied by few in ths
corrIy.
The whole region, before the war, was rich
In every agricultural essential, aud IS far m ore
wealthy than the southern tier OF paris nes
There arc but two parishes in the State. W.
hehe|e. which yield so much tohacco; oniv
three that give so much cotton; only two tn,t
have more live stock. ra,sa more Iuriin
coIp,- II has hssn settled from the earliest lays
f.f tS n
cence OF its esriier history, In the buildings
ano character OF the population.
The successes at Aisxanira and Natchi.
toches are very important steps towards the
reduction of Shreveport. and 1t ought to be-
construction upon much rebel CONNIE rec
through Texas. It will b. misfortune II i,
caGrot be permanently held. The wealth OF
the adjacent counties-Winn. Sa bine, Rapidas
and Calcasieu-is such that, were military
movements not effected except through thu
provisions which can be drawn from them,
there would be ample cause for its retention.
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~ Philadelphia is ende ivoring to get tas
seat of The Pennsylvania STATE Goyerhm mt
removed from harrisburg TO that city. Tas
piedgins million Of dollars for the nee sssary
building.
~ In consideration of the unusud proass
from banking a. the present time, the Bank Of
England has given gratuIiy to each OF its
clerks.
~ John Daley, recently hung IN Oslifornia
for murder, left a fortune OF S;a'. DOC, which re-
yerts to his mother, poor, hard working
weman Of Albaey, N. Y
~ Another prodigy has appeared IN New
York, in tbs person OF hoy named Wsliar,
only \ ears Of age, who Is reported TO be a
finished elccutienist.
~ stradivarius violin that once belonged
TO the Medici family WAS recently sold b. auc.
tion In Paris for S1.ti9
1-Dr John Rodman Coke. the fret PhysI-
eian Who introduced vaccination in Phiiadel-
phia. is dead
~ The ladies OF the West are actively pre-.
psfiee for asether great Sanitary Fair - be-
held AT ST Louis. M
~ Pulaski county, Tenn. il ovrrrun with
grsrrinas, wbe are depredatlns upon persoa
and properiy.
1- Work in the PhiIsdelphis navv-yard is
new SO fiull thar oyer a0o workmen have been
DISCHARGED. sAAs s.sttN -
1The ice crop gathersd the past winter is
said TO be the largest ever stored. "a
0The doru,tory puiIdlns At Harvard Col
lsee il to be called Grays Hall. - jFfz
o0Butier lie IS cents poand in Boston.
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GEN. BUFFERS DEPARTMENT.
Visit of Col. Ould- The Excitement Caused

fCorres pcncence Of the New York Heraldl
FORTRESS MONROE, March 30.-An immense
excitement was created to-day by the arrival
Of Col. Robert Oulo, the rebel Commissioner
Of Exchange, accompanied by Capt. ]. M.
Hatch, bis assistant, at this place a few days
ago. when Major John E. MulfoId, Assistant
Con missioner Of Exchange under Major. Gen.
Butler, was at City Point, he made an arrange.
nent with Col. Ould for the latter to visit Gen.
Butler. and accordingly yesterday afternoon
Admiral Lee sent WI ord to this point that q re-
be flag Of truce was of New port News Point.
awaiting to hold communication with the
CommaL ding General, who at once despatch.
ed Major M nlford on board of the steamboat
Amanda Winants to receive the envoy.
The meeting between Major Mulford, Gel.
Quid and Capt. Ha.ch was, Of course, as the
rules IN cases Of flag Of truce prescribe, cor
rough at the time, the gnnboat Roanoke, which
brought Mr.. Ouid from Richmond 10 our lines
could not very we'll ride At anchor of Newport
News, and consequently proceeded few mites
up the James river and waited the coming of
Major Mulford.
The arrival at Fortress Monroe Of all the
parties above mentioned occurred at 10 O'Clock
THIS morning, the Union flag of truce boat
stesning to the wharf with the emblem OF
peace flying at her fore, such az event mai uraf-
~ drawing together large crowd. It was
rot generally known that Col. Ould was on
beard, and only on Major Mulf ford mentioning
The fact to several did the news spread
and the crowd became very much interested to
see the man, who, as Commissioner Of Ex-
change and Judge Advocate OF the Donfeier-
acy. plays SO important a role. An ambulance
belonging to the Hygeia Hotel was placed a.
the disposal OF the visitors, and taken to mead.
quarters, viii an immense amount of paper
ard books
Tie appearance Of Col Ould to a person
who knew Inn prior TO the breaking ont OF this
wicked rebellion is one Of great change. In
size the TehsI commissioner is about SIX feet,
and rather rotuGd. His face is completely
covered with 3 Grayish grizzly pcard. and al
together be looks like q man who mas the bur
d'ns Of " Kingdom" 10 hear on mis- should RS
Gel. Cu!d were 3 CiyilaD's suit-a own
overcoat, fashionable several years back, aud
q slouob bat. His companion, Capt Hat h, vas
attired III gray uniform, full dress, sash and
t*it, but were no sword
TIE ohiect OF bis miss ion can only b, guess
ed at hu re 'atss to the tuture plan o. exchange.
II is Understood. ana in fact was publi she'd in
the HI hmond papers, that II Gen. Bailsr
would CO me to the rebel ca pital make the
necessary aTran serus nts TO t4clli5Ste hA Anges
he should receive full and ampIe protee ion.
Gen. Butter and Del. Ouid ret on friendly
tf,rns, aHd uT to he moment Of nv closng
this the Two commissioners are engaged ju
their humane and iaaaaoie un tsrst KING The
visit cf Col. Onid may last two or three days,
judging from the immense pile of papers
brought by hirn. on bis arrival
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All the goods in the aboye List will b. sold
without reservation. for ONE DOLLAR EACH
Certificates of all the various articles are placed
in similar envelopes sealed and mixed. These en-
velores will be sent by mail or delivered at our
cfiees without regard to choice. On receiving a
sents and it il optional with you to send one
cellar and receive the article named, any other
III the list of same value
In all transactions by mail We charge for for
wardiIg the Certificates, paying postage, and do
irg the siness, IS cents each Fice certificates
tr,A te sent t'r Sl; E.ren for %; ihfsy Jo, IS:
BY this mode we give selections from a varied
stock IT fine goods, of the best make and latest
styles. ard of intrinsic worth. at minal price
while gil have chance of securing articles of the
very highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every in
stance. and if there should be any person dissats
fed with any article they may receive, they win
Immediately return it, and the price will be re-
funded.
AGEkTs.-We allow those acting as Agents Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount to One Dollar.
They will collect Is cents for every Certificate.
and retaining 10 cents, remit to us Is cents for
each.
Address GEO. DEMERIT & CO.
NH &-s& Wat 3O3 Broalway, New York
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD NEW THEATER,
EHfH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

- vi ~ - ENl Elm L -,
FORD'S NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Positively last night OF the great Sensational
TIE pGsfoGssooN pasf
On, LIFE IN LoUIsIANA.
r.., III IMHis Saturday EVENING. April2,
PoWERFUL CAST:
zoe. the octoroon.. Miss Alice Gray
Dora sunny side .......-...... Mrs. b. Bishop
60, ~ nIr- MnEZy
saiem scudder.-.. ..-.-..........M Mf. c. B. Bishop
SaSop HGN!Oskey Mr. ,. n. C1eStar
Colonel Poindexter ............ Mr.. 0. s. Fawcett
MONDAY April4
d IN FOR r ST
"ii appear in 4 his sEa srsss impersonssion,
Supported | y Mr.. ]. Mccullough, Miss Alice Gray
and the entire company. =
Wednesday, April s, frst uig ght of tha new play by
es0rssfs sssNok 4 kilssi vai,fsh;TE ,fss; Tsesshsd
With new Scenery Appoi ntments and
POWERFUL CAST.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
PERSONS HOLDING RESERVED PLACES
are respectful: y requested to
ATTEND EARLY
The Immense throng of patrons now attending
the theater fill the thorou ghSares to IN extent
rendering access to secured places somewhat diff
cult after the rise of the curtain
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Orchestra Chairs .-................... Is cents
ra!nLy Stitle. -............ --- 70 cents
Reserved seats on Mr. Forrest nj ghts q cts extra
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Recruits Wanted
THl QUOTA OF rHI
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY veR vsrlRANs.
&55e,
s23s Of which will be paid in advance,
BOUNTY HuR NEW RDoRUITs.
&451.
b22s o. which viii be paid In advance
BOUNTY SoR ooLossD RIoRUITs.
$3.50.
PAID In advahcs.
fRRsONs WISHING TO sNLIs4
WIN apply to any Of the following
ACCOUNTING O1gIosBs:
IS. BA1JB.
nnsine Hall. near the Market, ON Pepnsyiyanis
s,enus, bstvssn seventh and Ninth street,
30 HYDI,
Corner Of youytsenth and New YorR avenue
CA KlAsBHY,
street, near corner Of Nineteenth and Psnp
syivanis avenue.
o. PARKER,
Corner Of High and DunbArton ssrssts. George
Sown.
n LaNoLnY Navv Yard Brtdss has hasn
appointed Recruiting omeer.
HENRY 4. soRDBTZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
p-u District Of Columbia
IME LIMB!LIME! Orders received for arst
IL quality Pepnsylvania ALUM LIME, at the
Lumber Yard oE Indiana avenue between I'd and
81 streets. LOCO bushels now in store.
~ R. WOoDwARD'S LIVERY, SALE AND
~. HIRING STABLES,
No. ~ NORTH STREET, BALTIMORE,
Near Saratoga Street.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &C., pur
chased and sold on commission. -
Tie subscriber offers his services to
and extensive scquaintanes gives him TW
superior opportunities. Particular at -E;sA~'>sS
tention given to the selection of Sad lie and Hsr
ness Horses. Persons wishing horses shipped in
ont the personal attention of the owner, thereby
saving themselves much time and trouble.
Refer to D. Wallach Proprietor Washington
samuel 7. Houston. Quartsrmaster's q Department
NH 26tf
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CANTERBURY HALL.
h4sic GAANNTTEEkBBEEkkyY GANTEkBEkY HAtk HALL rHhSPER hHP
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
GEORGE LEA.-.-. Proprietor
BRILLIANT AND VARIED PERFORMANCES /
uNbeEESRbP eESRbeb EM5HgssAsN' M5HsEs
The best conducted and most popular place Of
amuse"eSs MORE Il En- sE% fES%%nhtryyr hyyrRAcT1ossl
The best, most talented and attractive perform
snces the country produce. The management
e. ausc M FEW f
The entire great Dramatic Operatic and Terpsi-
eh'rtAn Alliinfs MISS I'll jssHrE sSRfsr ESSkh
THE R6Szasf BkET
W:B: Csysnsugh, Msssrs. Williams, West, Don gh
ef'' NnPfi PEIEHaNTzz z And L DIV WARD, n'sD' "''7
The great G!Gf THE PsnfsFs SsonEf OF BE,rry
N lie Media. Naomi Porter, Jennie Forrest, Emma
shell, Es1elie Forrest, Nelly ,Rsinford, louisa
great variety programme to night inclq ling
b. autiful Drama, sple Ballet. Laugh BILE
F.irs FF.hi9pisns, sGnss Dancing Extravaganhas aud
Doors pen att; performance at 8.
SPECIAL NOTICE roLaDIEs.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
For the express accommodate of ladies and chill
sAruR6zn4 s6fn rIil xRrEkSSoy E ESiSspy op April >,
at cheap prices. az follows:
Lsdies to reserved Orchestra Sc is Is cents
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
geous. spectacular pan az per ortned at the
sowery Thsafer + Gre emitted ,,,n
with new triets msehinery at of two
thousand dollars. Look out for it. NH 2'-lw
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By arrar cement Of numerous holders of seats TO
this evening it is appointei p an occasion for a
Full DRESS AsSEMRLAGE
or the 0peratic Patrons of the city
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b j. o. ho6UlRs * 60, Austis.ssrs
GGEiL AM IESIakBLa THAJT Og land
q Ar JIEIsG YHs CsTY AT PCBLIC SALE %
1HC ES!'AT AR ER@OUN, Apci' J. h ats l1ss
en tie pTsni..s, shsli sell sfna san dssi'Ahle
frsct CT lyiCs "a tBs road to Aaas-xta sid sr
dat ~ . cut qosr of nils Ir,n tSe Il
STR It oil gaze inn diateis opp,sit- Doux,a,'s
ard sejoin. CT the ~est by lsaerw wopf's o'a.s
The tract - ptsns tart. sc-ss Of is0d hAs $ n =,
drs 'liH hons pump Of od ystar aad a n
fpriIs on ti.F pace. SO choice fruit treas I; 1s
fissc j. s;il 20 diSin-d into four ave trsc Of
ti1 o. s..en scres each ftoptns on the ain ~
81, Ypnr leg bsck to 2oi Roo raat.
f.rns: 9u. third cast, the renasa adsf in six a d
tvelve mrntt D. vita In crest ss.ured By dset {
trust tn. pfe-risss Cost 80 oopveyaaces IL.
ciuotr ttspts te he p.it by ths pErc rs ser
NIB 81 9 MCGUIRE 4 60, Aue.s
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PRFNTICEANA.-The Miunesota Post n ~
cal psper, denounces the Louisvi,ls Journsi
The difference between he two paDsrs is, tn &c
one is pillar OF the Union. and the other only
apost.
The Roe.on Post has detected philosopher
Greeley in Irritation The object Of his ar
dent attachment is Miss q. q. Nation,
The Richmond Whig says that the rebel SOL
dieIs have sufficiency OF clothing. We guess
that il is q bare sUfii ciency.
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By l. %hLL a co. Auctionssrs.
TNrUSff Rs SALE--Ne ail cell 1t pIblic a C.
non early next mon; h by arcer Of Or nsiiei 4
60. Or thsir preI. ises. No 393 Psnasvysnia AVE-
rue 4 . %, very cb oics stock Of Wines. sfsl
dies 4 O copaistias Of shou. = dozen The tsi,'
etoeE hss hesr hand IN tsis city about Years
i, o. b. fo otf-Ted to she 90 oc Private 'zsni
be- the tt de sDa ssi!srs avail the m-slvss
fhn savsnciux frsson with tuch articles rIrsy m I
~,;E so ID osly Of or soks OF nns Al
ss and an. Of tue uartasrs e ing 20 EDroos. cst-
s,csUts VII be T. sdf two days before sac da
vtich vIll ~ hereafter sonorncsd
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-02
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-26

Ser p@i6mpnb @bie" BON 81. entbdlt mod
Gle na6itebenoen bierber set6renbetr, ebenfauS
ntbt uninterei1anten ~gln9aben:
nGin Brebtele9ramtn tbeilt uns nit, oab
Sherman am lesten Sreitag nabe bel 6riffin
li@ befano. griffin lit in Spaulotng @puntp,
So Wteilen nOrOweGtIi6 bon MilleOgepille, mo
oer3eit bic Ilabama Geieb9ebuns ta9t. Son
ItIanta na9 Griffin iino eS 48Uteilen, BON oa
naa 9tacCn So. Die 8ep6lterun9 BON Srif<
fin betrdgt $500 SeeIen.
9as idreibt Der rgbts" pom 21., baS ppr,
gebenpe WacOn Selesrumm ldBt aber Sherman
i9pn AM 49,, oliO am Samitag, nur NOD 30
Oteilen BON Otucsn ~entfernt getpel EN- iein. 9em@
na6, tpen1t beiOe 8eri6te itimmen Ipaen, piirce
er pom Sreitag bis gum Samita9 ntdt tpeniger
als % Ufeilen 5urild9ele9t baben. Serbdlt
eS ii6 10, 70 muB Sherman ibon ppr stpei bis
bret Sa9en ppr Wacpn sewelen iein. Ser
Saumieli9teit i6eint er allen bieien 8eri6tsn
nu6 ni6t beiaulOist iperben 81 ippIlen, urO oas
rim lie9t iebr piel, tpenn ni6t paS Mei'te fit
Ieinen Grfolg.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-26
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Sort 30 Onrpe, %. 9tOpbr. Ser 0am~
pier CHARLES 2earp tam gu elmer ipdten Stunbe
9eitern Abenp ppn9teps Sort bier an unb bra4te
800 Spnnen Surteps. Nlebrere !6erren prm
GewzgOrfer GOmite Iino nit na6 Gitp @pint
sefabren, UNI Die 8raten pertbetlen gu belfen.
Ntaa erpartet ben 9antpfer 8raop nit elmer
peiteren 2aoung.
Ser 9ampfer 2oniia Wiprle BON Newbern,
N.G., tam beute Morgen bier an. slm .Iebs
ten Spnntas witbete in 9tepbern elm rerbeez
renbes 6euer. Sas selbe Sieber bat aufseb6rt
uno Die entflpbenen 8ewSbner febren nab unb
na9 surid.
Sort Monrpe, "a. NOpbr. 0ie 9an1.
pier 9%tlantic unp 8ladltpne tanien beute Mlpr,
gen auf Der 9ampton 9beoe aus benz Sapan=
nabftuB, Ga, NIT 1900 l1niOnssefansentn an.
9ie iibrisen S6ife iinO nad Annapplis sefab>
rem. Ste garse Slptte bat iiber 10000 ent.
lailene @efansenen gebra6t, mel6e meiit iebr
trant llno aussebunsert ausieben.