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Ths sale VII t4ize plaes e tss ssors . ". 5
Esln. north-we oorper oftA rssisr sgasre, eona-
mencinx on Wednesday ne sstA iast., snsa eon'sn-
uing fer three days.
deer. mo. K. HUME. A0oloaess.
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pa1lished plsn q which can b seen a. our once
aud Il The prDzpAl Hotels, and other puslc piares
In ths city. Bsssg s1qhy located % tlse East
baak q the 1ennessee nyer, 80 miles nom na
meuih, ard 81 the terminus q She Nashville Ard
y athsestern kallro q, dstanee q y tnles from
fast Cty surrounded - u u, - q rich and rro
duoslxe y ~ bsins u almost ceastaut river
eomuIunicatioa sslh many q tbs most important
ccEnmeFcial mres q he y lrlh and Sossthsost
musty a. - d.tzut dsy, beocrns as1ty Il vast host
ard prtuiAe tnEestLne1t = b1t Sid Ts o1lsrst.
We are a. soie Assuis 81 NE q fois and are
hiliy a1tnofised ana esnreHefed - Eraaf TUES %
Apply . v. MATT. BROWN a 90. Agta.
fo34u--n a Chagfy street
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S. {. SMITH.
GENERAL INSUR INCE AGENT,

Is prepared 70 take Fire and Marine risks in the
best offices Of the country. he Is TIE authorized
Agent for the 1Etna Of Hartford, the Manhattan,
PhOsoix and Security Of New York. represent
ing six millions OF Capital. War risks T. OF rom
Nashville taken. as VIII ~ eVeTJ species Of insu-
suTR1ce.
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amount Of Real Estate is register
ed on our books, and We can sell Houses ans Lots
in NaslIyf md suburbs On the best terms Fsrals
in the neighbOThOod Of Nashyi le for sale, Of 81
sizes and prices, Plantations IN var-o-s counties IA
Middle Tennessee, some OF them good Cotton
farms, for sale. n q M
nOY10-N.
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ouartermaster's Vouchers.

MELON & MURFREE are prepared TO Pur-
chase Quartsrmaster's Vouchers at reasonable
rates.
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sppeaTancs the iorm q Clcsfs- Haimhold' FL
tract ssFssVariiis purihes ths Blood, aad removes
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pieni0h eissf and hsaifnJ eoior. Is beng pfepar
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Loans negotiated at this Once State, County,
and Railroad Bonds; Bank, Bridge, snd kaiiToad
Stocks sold a. per order nom eustOuaers.
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CCEEs
SECRET DISEASES

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Tuition. I'll csuse, LIE SeIolarship, so.
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Helmbolds Extract Buchu.
FOR EEAENEssEs
Ausing rom Exeessss, Hststs Of Dissipation, Eariy
iaiircreuou, 81 Abuse,

ATTENDED NtfU riiE FaaAeWiN1 sFMFroas.
Indisp0=5ticu % ENeruOn Loss Of Power,
iso-- Of Memory. liheulty Of Breathiug
Wesk Nerves, Trembling.
Honor Of Diseases Waseltiness,
inznness o. Ei-icn. Pzla 10 me Hack.
Universal Las tu,le oftho Fiushlug q the hodg.
Muscular 5ystsu, EFupuaus on th0 kacs,
Boz Hznds, fsllid Couutensnoa,
Ilrynass o. ths 6t-iu.
These symptoms. n allowed 70 20 on. which this
medicine invariably removes. soon G0uOs
IaPUTENCY, FATUlTT, PILEPTIC FITS,
in one 81 rhirh the paneut may expire. Who can
say thst they not frequently followed BY hose
81 eailui Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many ere aware Of the eaEse % their sufienlg.
h--i none VIII confess. TIE records VI she Insane
Afvluus snd the melancholy deaths - cousump-
con, bear simple witness " the ruth % ths
hga
TINS CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED Nth
ORGANIC WEAENEsg
requires the AID Of rne.icae 30 Strengthen and Ia
vigorase tire system. which HKEMBOLDf8 KX-
1RACf BCCHU invsr.sfly does. A ria Eih con
Unce the most sksptcai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-01
COrGRE5SIONAL.

rs Tx SENATE yesterday
The Joint resoIution to ame nd the Constitution
20 as to prohibit slavery, beng under eonsln'
Grafton &zsrF@5
Dir. Davis moved the following aneadneat
as o substitute:s
That NO negro or person whose mother or
erandmctbef IL or was q negro, shall be Gu.
zen Of the United States, or be eligible 70 any
civil or military once, or to any place OF uust
or prefit under the United States.
Mr.. Davis called the yeas and nays ON MS
motion, hut no quorum was present 4
In THx HOUSE
Tie National Bank bill was considered IN
Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the
Union.
The question was taken on Mr.. Stevens, sub
stitute which was agreed to in effect, res tcrine
the original thirtieth section, which provides
that every association may receive, charge, or
retain on any loan or discount made upon any
note, bill Of exchange. or other evidence OF
debt, interest al the rate OF seven per cent per
annum. The knowingly taking, receiving, re-
Ger wing, or charging greater rate OF interest.
Is to be held and adjudged forfeiture of entire
interest. Those paying itmay recover back, In
action Of debt, twice the amount Of interest thus
paid.
redemption was amended, SO as to include st.
Louis, Louisville, Chicago, New Orleans, Gin
cinra;i, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, New
York, San Francisco, Detroit, Pittsburgh, AL
bany, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Portland and
RUftalO.
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SICOID llLllQll,
O'CLOCK r. =.
SENATOR HICKS.

The steauer Baitimore, bearing 'ais oisun-
r,;s,,ad vent,enaan to his home, reached Cam
sr,dce Md, on Tuesday about noon, but the
s,a,a ~ the weather was eueh as to prevent
him from being landed until noon yesterday.
He made the trip without Inconvenience or
nam. and was safely conveyed to his home,
mile from the village. Much credit, indeed, is
due to DIR. Lippencott, who, having faithfully
,,a,chad by his eide since he first became i'll,
Nth Mrs. Lippencott, accompanied him upon
the trip home, and accorded him sedulous care
and attention.
Atap. m. yesterday, when the Baltimore
starred to return to Washington, PREACHING here
At 1.ao a, m. to. day. Senator H. was c,ntin-
uing to improve, Notwithstanding the excite-
ment of his trip and that growing out Of the
sympathetic reception with which he met from
all his friends and neighb0rs
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arrested last night and taken to Memphis TO
answer before Gen. Hui,burt. ofeuses not yes
made pnelfc. A brother o, Williams, Lieut..
ThFoop, and Buell., criminal attorney. have
also been Arrested azd confined al Colnmbus,
charged win being connected with Williams
IN the ofienses which csused lis arrest
The dispatch published in the ne Tspapsrs OF
s9th. supporting to have been received at Wash
ington, from Capt. Pennock. naval commandeE
mere, concerning the rebel capture of Paducah,
and his demanding its surrender, Is bogus. No
SUCH dispatch has been sent from here.
The steamer Platte Valley, from Memphis,
brought les bales of cotton for ST. Louis.
The sth Illinois veterans have arrived en-
route home On a furloughs
Nothing later from Memphis. Quiet pre-
walls there. - y E-t-.ss- - l-..z
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THE WILKES CoURT-MARTIAL.

THE WILKES COURT-MARTIAL.
Chief Engineer John German was upon the
stand yesterday, testifying as to the condition
OF the boilers of the steamers Vanderbilt and
Wachusetts.
The defence submitted letters from the Ad-
miral 70 the Navy Department, written during
the latter portion of the year 1862, in which he
very explicitly represented to the department
the impossibiiity OF WHOLLY preventing block
AIDE, running, or capturing the rebel pirates,
with bis small SO uadron of five vessels, part
of which were in very bad condition for effec-
tive cruising. A letter was also submitted from
the Secretary Of the Navy to the Admiral,
stating the purpose Of the Department to re woke
his commission and place HIM on the retired
list as being too old for active service The
Court then adjourned to meet to-day at eleven
O'clock e.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORrANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
CAPTURE OF EATCHITOCUEs ON RED RIy-
Err, AND THE REBEL FORCE THERE.

NEW YORK. April 1.-The steamship Ca
hawba, from New Orleans On the 9th ult., has
arrived.
Franklin, La, has been evacuated and the
Government stores removed to Brashear City.
The Era says on the alst Gen. Mower made
a reconnaissance mp Red river as far as Match
itoChes, where rebel force was outfianked,
-Four cannon and a90prisoners were captured.
Natchitoches is 60 miles above Alexandria,
and refugees from there state that large guam
titles OF cotton, &c, remain on plantations in
that vicinity.
Another later account says that the affair
took place at Bayou Rapids, 90 miles from AL
exandria, and beside the above captures q
large number ofmules, horses, &C., were taken.
The rebel force was part Of Gen. Smiths in
tantry and part Of Gen. Lees cavalry.
The weather on the Red River Is cold, aud
the river is rising rapidly, which will much
facilitate gunboat movements. The troops are
In fine spirits.
Rebel guerrillas. al Provost Landing, on the
Teche river, fired into one OF our gunboats, but
fled after q well directed discharge of grape.
The crew landed and burnt the buildings in tine
place.
Gen. Frankln's column has passed through
Opeloasas. -
The capture of Natchstoches had depress.
ing effect on the cotton market. Considerable
receipts are expected from that region. Sales
at g. and e. Y for low middlipg H
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
ADMIRAL DAHLGREN AGAIN UNSCCCESS-
FCL IN GETTING THB BODY OF HIS son.
go YARD

Comm odore Montgomery has received an
order from the Department to make the pre-
liminary arrangements for building the ma
chinery for fast screw gVnboat, and conse.
Quently much larger force of machinists will
have to be pnt to work At present there is q
lack of machinists OF this class, and good hands
may receive job by applying at the yard
This machinery will be constructed under the
superintendence of the Master Machinist, Mr.
George r. Wilson, and will no doub. reflect
credit upon our machinists, as every job, large
or small. which they have turned Oh has here
tofore done. '.1+I.N
Yesterday afternoon, volunteer surgeon
went to the ordnance Office of the yard to ex-
hibit q torpedo, Of which he claims to be the
inventor, when finding that some alterations
were necessary TO ensure it's success, he was
directed to the plumbers depart ment, where
Mr.. Harley T. Hicks was set to work upon it,
and while in the act of applying the solder, the
= torpedo, which was ascertained after wards to
be filled with chloride Of potash and nitric acid.
exploded. Mr.. Hicks arm, face, and neck were
badly burnt, and the inventor was also badly
burnt about the face Some Of the worknen
had their clothes scorched The injured men
were At once taken to the dispensary, where
their wounds were dressed. Mr.. Hicks was so
badly burnt that it was requisite to take him to
his home. on 18th street east, near g street
south, in a carriage. He is, however, much
better this morning, and will recover. The in
jured inventor was able to proceed to his quar-
ters without assistance. We understand that
Mr.. Hicks, before setting to work on the mis-.
sile, was informed that there was no danger in
handling it.
g The steamer Harvest Moon, Volunteer Lieut.
Warren, arrived last night from Fortress Mon
roe. bringing back Admiral Dahlgren, who
was again unsuccessful in obtaining the body
OF his son. s.s ~T' o..
The Resolute arrived mp last evening from
st. Mary's river, but brings nothing new.
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johnston REINFORCING LEE.
Ten BROADER GENERALS ORDERED TO
REPORT TO GEN SHERMAN.

CINCINNATI, April THE Ohio Legislature
adjourned yesterday.
The Commercials Chattanooga dispatch says
Maj. Gems. Buell., Negley, McCook, Critten-
den, Newton and Sykes, and ten brigadiers,
have been ordered TO report to Gen sherman
TOR duty in his division. Gen. Buell. will likely
succeed Gen. Schofield in command Of the
Army Of the Ohio. .r-. vs.
Deserters report that Johnston is reinforcing
Lee
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CENTRAL GRANT

A city contemporary was premature in its an
noucement yesterday afternoon, that General
Grant had gone to Fortress Monroe
He left however last evening at six o o'clock
for that point in the U. 5. steamer City Of AL
barry. He was accompanied by Generals Bal
dy Smith, and J. Robinson. and his staff
officers, General Rawlins and Colonels Com
stock and Legion. -...
When two such energetic personages as
Grant and Butler put their heads together for
cons ultation, it looks like work ahead.
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CHARGED WITH observation-disclosures
IRONING her.T Price, of Somerset county
I'D brought 10 this city under arrest, on the
Ci'orge OF disloyaity, the following named
?artiss Slater C. Blackiston, Edward Cock
IAN. 10th OF Hiddleown, Delaware, and ].
ration. Robt Brattcn, Jesse Walters, Irwin
NJ tiers, Henry KeGnerly, Samuel $ Ac " srth.
" Wainwright, and DR.. Henry l.. Todd, all
q Somerset county They were all locked up
IA ihe military prison TO avail. an examination
- their cases to-Gay.-SaiEnore Sun.
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PERsoNAL.-GeorgeT Thompson, OF England
tie noted advocate for the abolition OF slavery;
Is expected 10 arrive in Washington to.nor-
row, he viii be the guest of Mr.. Lewis Gle
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EREsH BEEF FOR THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, }
BTaEAu OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTHINa.S

NAVY U1PAKfMENr, }
BuaEAu OF Provisions AND CLoTHrNaf
SEALRD PROPOSALS will be received at this Bu
until O'Clock p. m :, ON the 18th April prox.
no. for the supply Of ten taousand pounds Of Fresh
Beef. at the Wash inston Station. during the re-
uainder OF the fiscal year. ending June 50. 1854.
The Beef must be in equal rtions of fore and
lind quarters. the best the market affords and
must be offered for by the pound
Bonds With approved security will be required in
twenty per centum in addition win be withheld
nom the amount Of each payment to be made, as
contract WHICH will on no account be paid until it
is fully complied with.
Every offer must be accompanied (as directed in
the act Of Congress making appro priatiou for the
1886 by q written guaranty sic ned by one or more
rssPonsible persons, 70 the effect that he or they
their bid be accepted, enter into an obligation
", I've days With good AID sufficient zureties
No pro- osal will be considered unless .accompA-
NED by such guaranty and by salts factory evidences
that the bidder has the license required by Law of
congress. NH 3l-6t