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ADJUSTMENTS.
LORDS NEW THEATRE, s1H
TENTH srREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.

EoRD,s NEW THEATRE,
Il TENTH STREET, ABOVE PA. AVE.
Last night but thrss Of the Eminent American
-.Iy - sr..t ComadiAn, -. .r. a#.
.,,y Mr.. HACKETT,
wnS @ 2:%Sr%% % % ~ % Sa n. ; n, :. %
sR, Z. kEasIE MASON i miss ALICE GRAY
WIZ Also aPRSsiEi T&Rfs EVENING, MARCH s
The perform snce viii ooninsnee with Maskiin's
celebrated spnsSy IN a Aye Tyr sS1s, mosi q ne
mr. Hsofetf. Essrtcn, III son, Mr. 9. KsSbis
Mason: Lady Rodolph., Mis-. Alice Gray.
by MT. HAekstt. and founded upon 8. fact In The
real hstTTy ne New York Rc,s once entitled
American fr.Esdlsn, MR. EDWIN FoRRRsT.
GROWERS THEATRE,
" Pennsylyania svsnus, near willAsd,s Hotel
sAHS Ll.o ~ eroyssU Nav Ss::;ur;.,,.O,
THIS EvENIHG-Thlrd Night
OF the popular Comedian,
- MR. j, Z. MeDoNoUGH,
Magnificent Maehlnery, Properties,
GRAND rAfST GSif1%s: :SsSTsSnEE SiTsssSSsntEE S''' 1'''
.... NNEN blaTERS,
AED THE BIRTH OF CUPID IN TuH
BOWER OF FERNS;
To which has been added many nsw gorgeous
SsEsi sssRs: x II p psasSS44,rs A; ssIoR4i
MEtHANIcAL EFFEcTs,
40, &e., ke.,
By hessra. Saunders, Kelly, and Assistants.
90 ALL THE ORIGINAL MUSIC,
- superb FairI Scenes, Dances, Groupings, he.
By upwards Of Thirty Young Ladies',
-" AND A CAST OF cHARACTERB
= .... ra. EMRnACIHa fa.
THE ENTIRE STRENGTH
OF THE
IMMENSE CORPS OF ARTISTS
Engaged in this Theatre. mid
GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRU-
VI MENTAL PROMENADE CONCERT,
PATENT OFFICE FAIR ROOMS,
SATURDAY NIGHT, 18th INSTANT,
IN AID or
THE CITIZENS FUND TO ENCOURAGE EN-.
LIsTMENTs.
GREAT COMBINATION OF VOCAL AND IN
sTRUMENTAL TALENT.
SEVERAL MILITARY BANDS WILL PERFORM.
MISS JuLIANA MAY,
MRS. c. Y. KRETsCHMAR,
MISS Il. b. TURNER,
Mr.. J. d. DAWSON.
WASHINGTON QUARTETTE CLUE,
ARIoN GLEE CLUB.
II The es., and most popular MUSICAL GEMS
Tisfsts Of admission, FIFTY CENTS.
mI6-tt
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THz GRHAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,

THR 9RRAT PRTNsILvANIA RoUTR.-The
quickest and safest route TO the Northwest and
southwest. Two through trains daily, and one to
Sunday. Soldiers tioketu at Government rates to
all the principal points In the North and West
hoe Of tho "GTeAt Pennsyl AniA Route" northeast
corner PannsYlvaniA avenue and Sixth Htroot, un-
der National Hotel, once open nom .. N. 70
3. y. NORTON,
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BOARDING..
FOR SALE OR RENT.

nor ALE.--.THE STOCK, FIX
il lures, and COED will OF one Of the best estab-
lshed and most profitable stove and tin ware es-
Pennsylvayia avenue. The proprietor has other
business which will call him away from the city,
and will therefore sell low. Also, q three years.
lease Of building or would rent building, ito party
purch asing stock at reasonable rates For pArtie
ulArs, apply 70 5. p. W., Boz 10, Republican Office.
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A UoTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ STOCK.

war DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuREAU,l
OFFIcE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, y
WASHIHoToN, ID. c., March . 1854.
VIII be sold at public auction, 10 the highest
GIesboro Point, b. C., on THURSDAY, the nth
day OF March, and on THURSDAY, the slSt day sf
March, 1854, from hfty (6ol 10 one hundred Qool
condemned hoTsen each day. -
Also, at Eastern Branch Cora, I. C. on THURS
DAY, the 10th day Of March, and on THURSDAY,
the 2ith day of March, 1884, from fifty (60) 10 one
hundred (I0o) condemned hoses eaoh day.
These horses have been condemned A. unit for
the cavalry service Of the United states Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold singy
Terms cash, in United States Treasury notes.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock q, m.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lisnt, Col. and Chief Qusrtermaster,
ma25t Cavalry Bureau.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

n + II / q l A Il
HEADQUARTERS military DIETRiCT)
OF WAIhIH0ToN, 7
WARRINGTON, D. C., February 10, 1884,
General Orders, No. 8.
Col. T. Ingraham, ,sath Massachusetts volunteers,
10 here by detailed Provost Marshal Of the Mill
tAry District Of Warrington. Hewill be respected
and obeyed accordingly.
By command Of Brig. Gen. MARTISBALE;
JOHN p. sHERBURNE,
fsls-tf ASliItAnt AdjutSnt General.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ h1-A11AA-A1N ARs b..
NTERB BURY HAIL.
~ CANTERBURY ,. .
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY ....
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
LsutftSna lpenus near fAs eorns7 Of sSntA ,irs,f.
lin rear Of the Metropolitan and National Bo,eI,1
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHr.
Geo. .Lsa................Ma Manager and Propristo,
THE AUroCRAT OF AMUsEMENTs.
UNANIMOUS
Is the decision rendered BY the public as to the Su.
perior merits OF this
TEMPLE OF MENTAL DELIGHT
Our Comic Constellation shines with unvontod
lustre At every appearance, being greeted with
EHTHusIAsM INCREASES NIGHTLY.
NEW COMPANY.
First appearance of
JENNY ENGLE,
The Beautiful vocalist.
Last week Of the engagement OF
MISS DORA DAwRoN,
The Double-Voieed Vocalist.
MILE MEDEA
win appear in Two Grand Ballet Divertlsssmsnts
second week Of
NED, THE LITTLE MONITOR,
Ia his Wonderful EeeentriOities.
The Fascinating DansOuss,
MISS LOUISA ROULETTE,
Together with the
CANTERBURY BOUQUET OF BEAUTY.
MISS EMMA scHELL
MISS sIss MA9MI 2saI9sI P9STER, II,rrn
MISS NELLIE RAINFORD,
MISS LUCY CLIFTON
MISS JENNIE WARD,
win appear in their most Acceptable efforts
n. W. WILLIAMS
VIII sing new song, entitled the
"RHrMEs ON THE TIMES"
Mr.. W. p. cAvANAuGH,
MR.. L. DoNNELLY,
MR.. W: D. FOX,
In number OF New Acts, Songs, Dances, and Negro
Delineations.
Last week Of
CHIRIsKI,
In his Unparalleled FeStS on the Wire.
The entertainment will conclude each night with
the beautiful BALLET PAntomime,
THE VILLAGE RIVALS;
on,
LOVE IN A COTTAGE.
New Scenery by Mr.. Feltman.
Original Music by Mr.. Joseph Braham.
Appropriate Costumes by Mr.. Marshall.
Characters in Pnntomime:
lack snooIle, Tailor. Billy CaVanAugh
Sam Wax, Cobbler. W. EAgan
Harry Helm, q Sailor. Lew Donnely
Old Granger, . Landlord. w. Williams
Emma Granger, a Coquette. Miss Lucy Clifton
Mother Granger, q shrew................W West
Peasants, Sailors, Villagers, by the Company
Admission. .................1 oenu
Private Boxes, holding six persons.......sb
Doors open at = o'clock Performance to COM
menee At O'Clock.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock.
AdniIEion--LAdies 0S cents; Children 10 cents.
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INTERVENING WITH AN OFFICKR.-Ye Yesterday
evening, about O'Clock, whilst ofieer Boyle, Of
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nor sALE.....TEN THOUSAND

DOR SALE.---TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
ANY one having this amount 70 invest In hrEt
cation the beat in Washington, with q long lease
at \ moderate rent, and whiah cleared $4,000 du-
ring the past two years, have now Ap opportunity
but rarely offered. This establishmentis 10 fitted up
In the most approved style, regardless OF expense
including Bar Room, Restaurant, Kitchen, and
| nleeping APARTMENTS conveniently arranged
throughout. The House IL now doing an extern
| aiye paying business, aud the only reasons for
selling are pressing business arrangements Of the
| proprietor elsewhere.
| Apply to MITCHELL SON,
Real Estate brokers, southeast corner PennsylvA-
G, m10-1w
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NEW BooKsl NEW BOOKS I.

womAn's Ransom, by Frederick VIM. Robin
"A pleasant and well.told story. VIII repay
perusGl.n -, ,,,,,,- ,o.-
CsmpaiEnS OF the Army OF the Potomae, with
plans OF BAttleheldG, $500.
Mailed free, on receipt OF above prices.
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationer,
n,4st asa PennSylvAniA avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-16

FrEALE OF THE HEnAUIT CAsH.-The French
membered was entered on Sunday night by the
police Of the Third Ward and the Provost Guard,
. game O bu Q. CS
the Guardhouse yesterday, TO appear this morn
Ing The amount Of bail required was $500 which
was left In cash by N. DemongeAt. This msrning
Henaulpu trial came OF at the Guardhouse before
Justice Ferguson. The witnease, In the ease were
Dr.. FlshblAtt and q oolOred man named Harris.
The decision of the Magistrate was as follows
Henault was Aned $50 for keeping . gambling
housei s26 for selling liquor on Sunday, and $40
for selling liquor to soldiers. The fine was paid
and the man releAAed. ~
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N 70 THE TAXPAYERS OF WASHINGTON,

ABsESsoR's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, March II, 1864
THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS, having com.
plsted the General Assessment for the year 1854,
hereby give notice that they will sit as Board OF
Appeals, and Tor the purpoie OF making any cor
TeotiOn, nom MONDAY, the 2lSt day OF March, to
TUESDAY, the 26th day Of April, inclusive, (sun-
days eNeepted,) At theiI room, No, Q, basement
story west wing City Hall, from a. nj. to p m.
each day.
JAMES W. SPALDING,
mib-dtap20 Secretary Board OF Appeal
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GRAND BALL IN AID OF THE
NJ CITIZENS BOUNTY FUND,
To be given by the wORkMEN OF THE WASH
INGT0N NAVY YARD, on TUESDAY EVEN
IGG, March 2Qd, 1884, at Odd Fellows' Hall, Navy
Yard. -.
The proceeds are TO aid in raising volunteer in
the District, thereby avoiding the DRAFT.
The committee pledge themselves to render TO
all who may favor them with their presence an
evening Of enjoyment
Tickets One Dollar, admitting gentleman and
ladies.
COMMITTEE:
En1tnserI and Mdchinfhs-Thomaa Walker, VIM.
AppIegAte, s. Fletcher.
Baektmths-J. II. Psgg, ChAI. Carroll.
ordndnce-Wm. II. Burgess, Geo. Dice, R. Ne
CAdden, Y. KAhlert.
PlumSr,-John 7, Grifnth, LA. HsIld, John n.
smith.
Copper Eanirg MUM. MoNelly, John Clements,
PGiaisrs-Wm. Goodrich, Jos. Stanley, John HILL
Join1s-John T. Maxwell, NJ. D. shaw, VIM. Co
NGior'-H Petit, RObt Patterson, W. c. Hsvsr-
son.
BoiIsr Hakers-H. L. AtchISOn, G. Thompson, z.
n. Offett.
Iron FOunGsrt-D. DAushton, N. wayson, John
Cannon.
Lahore s-AmoS Reed, 5. Carroll, Jos. Helm.
Sdpgsr-ChArles SuBkey.
Ri0gr-John Conrad.
Block mdksr-w. W. Nally. mlt-nwtu
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.
IA One partner wishes to sell, on account Of ILL
health Ligh Business connected with the Army.
From slOO to si00 can be realized weekly nett.
Apply at 4s2 Pennsylvania avenue, between Third
5000. mi6'6t'
NJ ICE.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-16

NOR SALE.--.A LARGE, COMMoDI-
II GUS, well-built house, situated in the most
desirable part Of the city, for sale II well fur-
house At great bargain. Inquire OF
WARD II. LAMoN,
United states Marshal, D, C., Ho Y street, Wash.
ingtOn. telb-u
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the Tenth precinct, WAS oseortlng 10 the police
station woman named Elizabeth brown, who vas
under arrest, . large crowd Of persons followed
him trying TO release the woman, one Of whom,
NAMED VIM. Martin, was arrested By Policeman
Ashton, Of the same precinct. Martin was nned
%, by Justice Boswell, for interfering with an on
Ger in the discharge Of his duty.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-16

EOR SALE TWENTY HOUSES,
Il QArge and Emall) in different parts Of WASH
ington.
Also, tho following BUILDING LOTSi
eIxI90 feet M street, between tth and 9Th.
I90xl00 feet, 18th, between p and q streets.
8oXloo feet, Pa. avenue east, bet. eth and 7th.
le0xlt8 feet, north L, between 18th and goth.
46xl00 feet, on N, between 9th and oth.
2ox100 feet, on 10th, near y.
Soxss feet, north D, between ID and %th.
e0xi00 feet, nth, near north l.
n And 200, 900 feet CHEAP LOTS east Of the
Capitol.
FURNISHED HOUSE, near Treasury Depart
mont and PennsylyAniA avenue, for rent.
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS In all parts OF
the city. .
FARMS for sale and exchange.
MITCHELL 4 SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast cor. Pa. Av. and 18th st.
N. D.-Titles examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers Of every description prepared.
deQS-l
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POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
Idmiauion-Ladiea rs cents; Children 10 cents

VARIETIES VARIETIES
v (FrontinE Penn'G avenue and Ninth street.l
FtISimmonS. ..... stage Manager and Advertiser
Tho beautiful DanGeuBe, Miss Florence Hvera
The New Comic singer, Mr.. John Reese
The Fairy DanseuSe, Miss Fannie MAY.
Miss Maggie Friel, Miss Maggie Vernon, Miss Kit
ty Lee, Maggie Wilson and Annie Fillmore.
The great BAn'S%iiRt %R, q q !Hs !THssoS%PsbN. SSfssb
The popular Comic Ethiopian, Mr.. Frank ketnh.
The amusing Artistic Ethiopian, Mr.. Mel kertz
The peoples Favorite, Mr. Bob Hall.
wKDNEsDAT AFTERNOON, LADIES' LEvEE.
ALL THE TAsHIoEADLE LADIrs PRESENT.
Will be gEoduSsd sh9Ttl{, vDocvrr
OF WASHINGTON OR,
HIGH AND Low LIFE IN THE CAPITOL.
RICH REVELATIONS TO BE DEVELOPED,
"Let the CALLED Jade vince, our withers are un-
f1-TuesdAy afternoon, st. PAtriek's Day, benefit
Of The Rueksf steam Fire Company, No.G
A CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC
~ WILL pE oIvEN
BY he Young Ladies' OF the Third District Female
Daniels, on THURSDAY EVENING, OF this week,
al the Odd Fellows Hall, near the navy yard, to
commence At TX o'clock.
Admittanee IS cents. For pupils Of the Public
Schools and any others under ~ years, 10 cents.
The proceeds will be applied to the purchase OF
A piApo for the schools. milo ST
| CAINT PATRICK'S DAY. "A GRAND
= celebration will be given At Mrs. MeNlekles'
I Exchange Hotel, G street, between 81 and Lh
1 streetp, on THURSDAY EVENING, March lIth,
\ 1884 under the auspices Of the EeniAu Brother
supper will be served on the table StS O'Clock
Gentlemen wishing to be present may apply =,
tho once Of the Hotel Tickets S2.6O. mlStt.
4
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70 EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
III AGENCY.
Everybody should call on
N. H. MILLER
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
For servants and real estate Agency No. 6ll Ninth
treet near PennsylvAniA avenue, tnorth)
Particular attention paid to the renting Of Dwell
lInKn and Boarding Houses, Stores, &c. Real ES.
Property holders can obtain the best of tenants
without charge.
NIB The best of reference given whom required.
oolS-i
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HoYi PRIZE MONEY PRIZE MoNEY.-AT SEA.
"A MEMS BANK OF-IsDwARD BISsELL-Army and
Navy Banker. and late Purser s Nasy21l Broadway,
Army officers seamen soldier their widows hsirs
can be promptly PAID their PRIZE and bounty and
6ack my. procure reneens. &c.
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TliE STANDARD AMERICAN nj LIZARD FABLE AND
cpsh ,s .ss arkss an adon,sd " s
baa ss,q. niganiseu.yd hn 1ae. and every af,,e 80
DIFF. corner % crcs5v ard sprinf srcc's
"A y siiaRP's suPrRloR BfLLihRD rAnies-
" WIZ he newly patented cushions, mairtRcttes y
de' eta solr ~ kcig AZ the man Vac - Fi
ton sittri Aso sonr SECOND hant Fntra ana " ~ N
ysnuon fastening heather to cuc Lcalhers rand
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sPORTING.

A SPLENDID GUN. SINGLE STOCK. WITH Two
~ selsraie barrels. rlc and fowling " ec,ebfsea
walker, WITH ease &c.. complete price 81 fine SPY
GLASS Tor SI5 Call at 2t2 Broadway room - up stairs
Advan es on Diamonds, Watches. &c.
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Naval.
The Great Irsu.Ciad dictator.

Our naval rcrorer yesterday visited ubs iron.
c'sd DICTATOR laying a; the foo, Of 18Th Hreot, Nor
River. Under ths Guidance of Mr.. Cossrovs. tho
engineer ~ the vessel, all III, points Of publ, in.
trrrst were pointed out. Thc s,.,cr,ent ths. day
OF ago appeared in some og hs daily parers
about the vcssc' being worked Wy e,ior,e power u,
entirely untoundcd, and IL is due 4, ,he publc anl
all parties concerned 70 say us, tie thing isN
edndrd. Everything sbont III, vesse Is 10 IA,
oomrcted that with ono wNk's notice The vcasri
could make her ts-l trip. Tho d'tl r',,c' nre now
beng lai. The exterior of the ye,ssl .s completed.
and the sI.c,s,,r can form idea u wha, she VIII
lok ito ~hc, ready Tor u cruise. The turrc,,
p"othon~ .ni muokc-sl.rk Nc set rp below
dccs' the mschincry Ia completed. aud on ina
saturday Tour rounds of scaIa were s~
plicl, and A. suctcrfally thst IL gresiiT
erocdcd Tie srtcipatons ~ the builders. Ths
vacuum engine, for conjsnsn, .to,n for the small
ensine-, Ia bu'lt "a sn onl.cly new princips--s-
vccially Ia 'his the caar IN regard :, the way the
rotary motion Ia NJ ploi. L works 10 terf.cton
Whenever the authorities at wNsiing,on wish to
test the cncnes ot the vessel the, Ic, M the
furnaces already fllci,,nd only Wet tie match
Of the engineer. whoa the vc~ci H. lliru, her
sides will hc two feet abovo the water line Tut,
properly speaking, the height Of .he vessel above
the water line will he G:ic,n icct which - the top
of the turret, for " Ia well known that tho bsch.s
are battcncd down CT d made wster-tl lht and not
" he removed on = ~s voyage. Ample arrange
nents are made for supplying more than Tho neccs.
sary quantity Of air and light. The sides, deck.
and part Of the trrct, Will h. tainted near The
, color OF water as possiOlc, That thu weasel will
not bc perceived by the enemy At short distance |;
from the baro o' the turrcts halfway up 10 e top OF
the ports W to palutcd black, the idea being that
when In sct!on, on opening tho fia - fire. that
| no target eau 10 offered 10 the enemy. the
mouth Of tie cannon will tc paint~i black. Two
r,t,ei Is inch Dahigrccn guns now 'ccupy the iur-
| ret. Que is short and thc other . long range
gun, the aIi wcigh ing al, >'' pounds and the lat,
ter i2si0 poun'.. Tho long range is calculated 70
| do wickod execution ut four miles dlg,an,o, when
the entire hull q tho vessel s lid bencnth the
tr. Although the vessel Is inicndnd more part,
ulnrly flr short range ssrvice-to pehn bcrscli ".
the hottest nrc-yei shc viii ~ ~ prcN service In
stopping n ablockaLc runner by striking with IN.
| Srriny a NJ NJ long distance. Tho enurr interior
u the turrct ~ mri of wrought '-cn. Thcrc aro
three modes oi steering the vessel Ia Of emcr-
| gency-ths Ij,o, house, the turrct md the outside
gear. For the rccrc,,ion OF .hr ~ilors there viii
be constructed lurricahc deck j., feet wide On
about s. feet. II can i" removed at pleasure
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a Pirate of the Coast

Piye IslInd, Aug. l?.--whuo one u the sailing
boats alta bed to the surf Hotel. cruising out
sads this morning, Il discovered yawl boat mak-
ins for the shore.
Upon coming alongside OF this boat, sixteen rer-
sons wore found or loafd who lelous sed 10 the
pilot boat Jsu 80 fink. Of New York the brig
Estellc, the bri. Sarah p3yce. the br;g Ricllart,
Tie bark Bay State slI the schooner A;lan,ic.
All these vessels had teen csr.ured and burned
BY The Conf. ierq;c rallB lassec. command
ID by John rsyles wvod. oil tae coast yesterday
afternoon.
The sixteen men who were found on the yawl-
boat vii starr for N,w York this afternoon.
The James Funk built by webh q Bel, a,
Green Point three years ago il about i9p tons
bur,hcn, and IL very fast she Was owned BY
hessrs. Martin Lyons ucnry Deere, william
snitL, E>ixsrd Fryer, Albert Malcolm, ana Robert
Yates, pilots. Messrs. Smith, Fryer and f,c.
were on board ., the tiinc uf let car tare. The lat
w plot bad his lit.lc son with h.i0.
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General Inte,ii 4 cnce.

rrp N'v :. .tl; ry,>r-r1 .ticS y ~ - c"t .
AZ. Be- uo- hes u'1H f'' -. S.s!-h a..
r,o..y.d o., r'eh. :. .tati. ton.
\ NAssAcrt BINS r'.I.ia 3. vent n clnada t"
- ape tie tr IT. al I'l o. aia'Saton in t4o
s.rrots of Q'eurc.
TnR new city director, p4' 41ei In Chicago
co';.iu- Ja,io0 uiI,,. 5 n a. tn!a az W" h,a's
oi calculatiuu, It wou.d l.ye IT,. -pa pol'listioa
Of over - go.
Two receu picture ~ uc VEL known Charles
Fetr tho Belgian pn.n'or SD , boa without ANS,
carr cs the brush IN h,s soea--arc very hishly
tIokcu o.. b, French critics.
inE Boston daily plprrs have increased their
proc. The JorESAi- 44AN..-'i- N"'fil H. ai.
sui PosT vii horc,tcr sell .or u,t crut- 'lid ,le
HrrALp Tor three ocuts.
! tArH rGs m Hampshire couniy, MO- say mat
alib M tho Gr0rgnt has In.,cr. 20 'rs'ciol TIC
yield ni corn. tie oss 70' lc iAafe than tIic UP
IN ne tobacco crop, which ~ ~ -"' . ln"'e abuh-
dhn' y!eld than .or mihy previous y'lfr'
NOT for many years h,- there teen Eich ga
abundance of fruit In the luu.rc market ~ ut
pr icii, and what Ia I,oss rcmIrsaye, nota .tL-
s..4iing mo rage Tor hid. prices. Ia regard 70
pea'hes- very fine article ~ beng sold at from W
" 30 cents por buslcl- from the boats.
| NorTu CARoLIsA correspondent wrtes I: But
| believe tho negro recruiting speculation VIII be
found upproAtAblA ssp~aAlly BY We sAsyor< VIA
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The funeral of n, adler General q. A. si,du,An,
Jr., VII take place to-day n, New LONDON, Con-
uuciicut. Il VII hc remembered that the rebels
cxplodci mine on the Oh - August, Ia froit Of
the Fnh lrIs. The explosion startled troops,
who Instantly prepared 10 defond their p'm1on,
and Cred u .uw y1llcva Of rnuskc,ry in the uirc,-
ton Of the enemy. A stray bullet struck General
6,cdmpn IN tie stomach, irilictng q
wound from ,lo c%css n winch he
siI -.ai.rltly dicl THIS gallan, othcrr, who
IN lt'.Ori, Come ,icul, grltun ud at Irin.ty
& lloy,, and IN 1851 app .ii.tcl pt,n to NM
Iar' !. BIB Conu. Volunteers known ~ "f'i =.
L. 'c R.aurn" o,lr ul ne iTs' to leave Councc-
t,ut tor the wnr. ~ Sry"intcl, iSil, Captain
: man wss promoted to he Major Oi H., - ,
Cow Ag.ucW NOiuLt'cis- and with . ~ tcf inrnt
went with General Burnside I" %,rsa C.rVHn''
Wher, he took act.Nc part In the Alta nitn
New t"ri. \. g., for which 40 wfa comm outsi
l. .ryoAant Colonel on tte llth o. j luc, l'o!' hs
rr1 Incnt nf'' war Ii 'ttlc" - ne Army u
tnc PJtom-," aud under Celia. I'l6ii' ia 'he
III IL -4 A t.luIn, where l. Ctt'I .!We s"lhhn
led al aetUlt u-ll the gtouo urose, "a whom &C.
ton re VAS wounded. ~ The urtvcry he dis-
Ilaye up thiJ oct- sion, hc fcee '"i me appoint
u cft Of Colonel An'r pnru Iat-.; m Lunt-f
oi other e. ayciu."ir, Colonel s'ci man and h.-
t,-iuc't wcrt, IN Jinulrt, l-Oi, ordered home oa
f-rlough, having rc-a'sisicl i9F We WIZ. oa the
rotrn ot she re- ulcnt - Ne hrd Colonel sloinan,
who reyeplilr cXtIbi'.d his sk euolcas, and
ir.vrry WIN as, ,nol to the command of the Com
Iectic,i r,ld,, ~ ntLg brig sdier general 1t vas
VII lc ser, ~ 10 th's capsrliy that this hero fell
C,riAu,, y'nn-ss 4. Col .S eiinan was stan d ~
wheil b. p'is " uase IA reporting the occurrene,
~ Cen Ora, ssid that we had lost of the finest
/ soldiers ~ the army" Tho same evening Cons
R iuer aud Ord fuTwar lod a dispatch H. Washing,
/ :lu, recommending the immediate promotion %
col s,oLn,n al Brigslier General. Uufortun
a,cly, the wounied man did not live long enough
to receive th.s reward fuI his many gallant
/ IN tue lcld. IT, He'd he had Fed, gallant anl
trlc soldier, over whose remains mauy friends wi
| weep and mourn. amoag others accomp she
! young ltdv, who WA soon Lo have been uIpie IL,
br de Of the brave man. whose remains we'll receive
/ funeral honors today.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-13
News Items.
lBy Telegraph To the Esv York sual

TuK subscriptions TO the ;;3o loan. Eeror'ed ~
the Troasury yesteriay. amounted To .7cl'S0o.
pIsrATcu from Hayre de GI..cc, hI" a,ys n.ne
freight cars ran overheard from tho steamer MARY
land yesterday, at Perryy.,e. o4c solder "ai
drowned.
CoNGRrsssAs Hall war arrcstol q, Mexico Mor
on Wednesday, ior using toe following language ;
II hold Presdeui Lincoln to be ~ mach an eueIny
TO the government as JET. Davis" Hal arrived at
St. Louis under guard last evening.
osx thousand guerrillss sre reported to be IN
Union County, Ky- under Col. johnson; also y
lsrgS suabsr N Ne Western psrs Il tAs sssss,