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PrLAnKLrHIA, March '5-Tbe PreEp M
rCnncss that tol. NJ hcCalia11 s.erd iy ihtorm.
cd The lnccfICtlre builders of that plasa that
nhltss they conid proceed at once u furnish
tte Goyel npnt WI'h 300 ioG omoEi yes he salrld
have 20 sri2e theIf shops auc run tasrr on Gov
'IUmrEt account. The iJcnm3t 3ttvs builders
prCIrised to comply witt IN" Gsinind.~ In tWs
tac'orics the OPT ratiEss who have been on
sIrih. are 10 resume WORK to- ul,Traw.
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Prpna Z airo

CAIRO, March Ii The steamer War Eagla,
iyUut N"H Orleans for L;yI.io t.e, bruuga5 up
about stu ions CT sugar anG .a0 asses.
Tie istA " iSCoBsln iyeie rttnl voiuu leers
passed through here tO-dtY, 71Wie f5T huIna
mTnrhts tateS 20 he 70 a say that the cDtloa
nsIhet IL sxCIted under the news from New
Go,k. Sell rs not anxious to sell, ts bat
Little r. II. aims On tte-r hands or Is expe Ted 20
come in.
FIVE hundred lie r cruiis from Iowa have
arrived here. e. r0gt!e for .he Spnth.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPaToaEsl
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Richmond Oates to Nj onday Last-ArrIval
ei fssn Neal Dow and Gapts. Flynn aud
ssWysr at Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 15.-The Rich
n ord Examiner of March ii SAYS:
tEARITsToN, March The enemy have
Fspt Up slow FIRE on the city. The position
Of The feet is unchanged
CHaRLKsToN, March s.-ThIrty.o one shells
were nred ut the city to. day.
tHARiksToN, Marcn a.-Thers are five mon.
itofs outside tie bar this moruiug. Ten shells
were hIefs 1T Spmtr. An srtIii.ry duei was
fsf up Tor several hours bet weeu the batteries
IN GIL gg aud SullivaH' islaa6s There w4s
nruspaF activity amung he ehemy's fleet near
Fouy Island on ruesdaynight
he r.soEers captured At Cherrystone ar
rived at Libby on the 9Th.
The flag OF truce steamer New York arrived
this evening. Capts. Flynn and Sawyer and
Gen. Neal Dow have arrived
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Headquorftrn IsA Armu Oarp,.

ptTdrtuontg q Ir1s,nia aud horA Carolina,
foFiress AohrCt, Mafch II, 1884. \
My dear Msdam I am truly sorry tnat any
nion officer of mine has ate nptsd to frituar
away the effect OF the ostf, OF slies,sncs TO she
Ho'ernment OF the Uuirsc S,sIes, aud 10 inform
ObFoirLce TO the same n FGs3s} EfiI : - .
That officer is surely mistaken. The oath OF
allegiance means fsaity, pisdgsof fsaih 10, i've,
ahectiCr, and Ttvsren for the Government,
III comprised IN the word patriotism, IA its
highest and rrpRst sense. " htehi every tr ne
American ftels for his OF hrr q byernmsns.
Iou say, = caULet under stand bow a wo-
man can support, project aud, def nd tle
Unfcn, except bY speaking or wt ting IN favor
OF tie pr 1T WAr, viii cIaf,i never DO
D. C use ny ~ ptthies are with the SOUTH"
mat last phFast', y aaain, shows, why ryau
cam OF TnCels aud how woman can sup
por', prolec, aud de!pnit the UaiDn."
Were Nou 10y al 1T HE heart SCulFwautd AZ
Ctc" nCeEStauds Tie southern women VINO
are rebels III d'rstaGd well sho& to support
lrGt' CT ard oPiemd' tue CCnf-deTaCy, ..Hllh-
ont timer sp, atias Or wat ns,' some ofthem
actSs tri's. some smug2le quinius in their
q nj Tctctlfs, some snGgsle iaiorna lou
thJeGrh The liFes. tn tksir dTpss e., SOM, ten
siCA 'cidiers for tns Contetierac some get MP
- rriptioHs for r2Dsi gun coats gs-sFt -
PtGtaFs u Jaiy- ali az conprtsed into tao
Thr&Ee, = "! ere tEere is i Will there -
P Now, then, you C -1lHd :, support, pr)tact and
deteHn tbt III Ion. OF teach hiSg toe scaaiars} OF
EoGF dChCol 10 iore and regeFrnes the tioysra-
nttt, 70 he proud 4. tnelf conHiry, . glory IL
us it:gf dnG ~ he Il fe TO is IONS tGaI IN. Bat
as YOU cont nrf'.tstt.if6 flat y5urstif, a~utt
EHpt teach Il tc tn NJ, nd.Ibf;st rs an glaS
30 irarn tTem yuur ititeF tpat yoaT slhoot aass
been ciGstd si &C christmas, aud = hl.iyo o2l-
sent, Hnui yoU CilaEgs your s. HtisnE ats and
are 8 ltys al wCIraC IN heart, Il ne vtr -rhan be
oTeued. E.r a8a-suy =.ss r.ofl zlotITrst lg6 -
i would ADVISE NGp, madam. fsrth with TO 70
Whelf your 6 Sc rmpathies ," are Il 4In oaly
WEethec II is lot NY duty 10 sanl
yen. ....|i Ao.-j 10 s'>'F "7a 10 "a
have the honor to hs, veryFraspa atfa,fy
} Cur aeClsnt s. rNaIt, D.. Z. EHTLsa,5r .
q. . - Is aloT 1PEsrGl Cclilnandlny,
.. TO Mrs MARY l. t.RAyEs, Lc $us.silie, &C.
= tomae county; EfeinIs. -"li@.E@ ." 2d ap.t
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The French Eiockads Of ~ sxicau psr $
SAN FEhECfsCo, MsTch ii.-Tna Eran n
Lcneul ad"srIses that ae mas tia honor u m.
orra;ng the mercantiie cornrianIt. thai the
Il dir iral VI TIE French II aet h1s daciafet AGA.
ru CO and Nnnsaniila under tljcRade paIfI
5urther orders kPishaE pass nge rs or mers han
diee lrG aiio aen to enter those ports ..-.
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were $500 In green backs. After rohbtns and
stripping him, hole was d us at the forks bf
the ToRo, and he was there buried. TIE next
day JEFF. Davis sent for his body, and n was
tus mp and cent on 10 Richmond In the liter
soosion he also made To the artificial Veg ana
toet cl ne deceased, leaving no possible DOUBT
MAJ oil DahiRren, and he only, was the sab-
], CT CT reference. gEksFegs
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AUCTION SALES.
sUTUR X pays
EyTaOs D0~LIAd Auct oossr,
6so,geo.en. D

Ey TdOs DO kIAt AUte Queer,
CHANorRY SCI SfGisfSs'f Ss vt1d.sLa + j 1Nen,v.
~ I'D PROPERTY on BIGH srRgsT. III 8sosas-
row In purtrs- OF y dseI Of t1s 5iprs ne
Court Of the District Of Co b sEsiG9 IN ~quit-
oCt IRE oompls asnts, sxd Aapa .. ar iii a2d
sUC Der are deIen tsnts ahs'i asr1 St ou1i, arc
tian &. lie bi4hest biGter on non DAY, TIE 2ls:
Pr u,ises. tie south half % Lot nuuihersa sewn
Test N Beatty Hawkins sdii-ioa TO Georg Iovn
With the in sr0ve eents thereon.
lhe Pr"fertS frarss sboat 20 tss on the east aid
las About Is4 fee, a,a Is imp-ovsi By a 8.Ick
NouPe two and ore haf Etsr,es high
I fa terms Of ssie p.es-r baf hv the ds..ss are :
8 60 - h. psid At The time CT SAFE and the bslsa.s
Ir oe paid vrhiD ten dsys at. T ssid .als.
purchaser Y w JONES Trastss,
phiI-so&ds THOMAS poWiaN9 Auot.
by Jas. o MtaUiRs co Aucaoasscs
T'BRYE SMALL AND IrsIRABLE HoU
n and L0Is, NkiR l 4rH AND sOsrH STREETS -
In tAfUEueY AsTEHNJoN. March l9sh. at AZ
O'Clock she PREMISES shall sell psrts OF 1ts
E9. for .itg 'ssf iUchss. snd rnnn.ue back o.
feat t. 1t fsyt rubin slleF trn proved By . neat
ard we'll built Isos'o Rri:k
DVEJLtE6 HOO5E
k'ao, part of bo% A., square. froadnR 2
f.t apo runrirg hses o. feet to sllsy. tnxassec
Win y iu prnven its, eonfisii"g OF tvs neat and
DWaLIIse HoUssl.
AFRO, syscsht Lot, IS By 30 adj0ioiog tss lattsr
CT he vest side. ... ....
The above property "a situs tad on ths 80 foot
street running from i4.h to 18th strests. betseeaP
Terms: C,e fourth ca h. the remainder in s, q
and 10 month visa interest secured by deed of
I us On the p'emisaa
rhlO JA9 C Mc3UIRs 4 CO, hu-ts.
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Day OF olfast,us-Arriyaiof n prize.

RosroS, Esrch IA oy.raor Andr1w nas
apyolDted 1harsoay, April :, as a dtV OF tas;-
ING and pray er IN ita Sia,e OF MassachuSr,ts.
Tne p?lle stFamsr Scotia arrt ged al EEis port
Vt ST. Iday afternoon. ss. -+,s-. -... J. .
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Eeath Of aE / ditar,

PoRTLASp, sIe., March i5.-(iro. q. aToora,
chief eoi.or If the Portitnd ADVERTISE, died
10. day. ..-. ....- ... 80
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GENERAL HUTLEN DEFINES, THE
OATH OF EALLEaiANCE,
tSS " u Efifu UHu u tt0
Secessioni4t, r-r

SecessioGlst. ma
LoeaSto'fe' Acco mac CoHnty, sRirgFnio,
March 10, 1851. ,..
Genercl q. F. BI4tler-Sir: MY sscnoof has
been clCsec since CHRIS uas, hecstfs,. IA r IN.
Gers aHo the oaih required OF us, could not
ConsciSr tIonsly Ike lG HaYiug heard s,nes
thtF q az oie ~ Yoar officers sxpls.ns sne oash
hs meant & simply, We oosseHt 10 the acts OF sas
Uiltea States GGS.TLntLt, and D. edge pdssi1s
otetS S6noe 10 he same, 1 take the ffbArty OF g. Z.
drt ssing this 10 yuu 10 O. certain tt yosi 40 et11
suhe the "hth. L Cannot anGers Tar d ne.y a
wcman can support, protect, aud defend lhs
Union, except by speaking tortttng in favor
of This present war. which, I eouId vsr 10,
because my sympathies are with the south m
by those worGs You understand sxn.rs ~ pa pe
',tn'fsfHn, am ready 10 Lake the oath aud
abide ty il saCredly. 'i ~ 20 -"
Very respectfully, n Macy &. GRavEs.
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PERSONAL.

MRs. l.. sMlTa..Ah ExosLLHNr OLAtR-
sl vo5 AIT and Test Medium $50 st ,psar 4sh de-
seribfs and communicates with spirit frieais sses
living friends 1t distance. tells their character.
sets psmes, examines diseases perfectly. nsRns-
tifes, rsads the future. Hours from 10 o. m iii
m. Sttines 81 nh I'm
M BE, WIEN ls CURING HOPELESS CA3E5
I'VE OF DISEASE ~. .r.
By Magnetism sni Electricity,
Hher all other treatment ftils, Oall sad sac tes
timoDisE at Is street, Wsshi1 gton.
NH M
knEEs, ONLY LOOK AT THE I've a,eBo
~re>srer to DO any Find OF EGl hrofsrs by asii-
fpl rssUF, en- terms That cannot fsi to sstisfy
We 60 your Stamping in elegant sts}s, aa3 no
totchSEg. and wish l. TO bs underst 800 t7at are
ret cop ec'eo with any other pIscs of the bin5 il
The city. vhsre Stamping Is atvsFtsssS CO Oar
place l. 81 rtCest, cpp0ai = he Sstest0 0h3S -
loos oEt that do not mistake the strsat Va
daily Tsctive new Patterns for Braid aad E;nbrai
derF tust ont. and STANG yosg goods gala y1u
wait Msrbire stitching usst'r'Sue. faH
II MEDICAL.
= sRsoRs Suffering with Syphilis, Gnno.rb@s
elect, Seminal WeSkpsss OF Private Diseases Of
any description. should cal INN adi8tsly upon
DIR DAVIS.
Female Diseases trestsd In the most seisntife
and sucee sfui msUDar
The Foctor's Diploma hangs In bts once.
cure Rusrantied. Fees moderate
DR. DAVIS,
ass 7th strset, opro.its Post ONE,
ds - Arn .... Room % stairs
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I ~ tae asiossrssk t.,Ass,s iss,esr rash says
thatIat fHierat igs that town not toag sinos,
~ lie ihe lRoarnPrs were iaayirg & the t5no, one
pi item a freschsd the ssxlon. and fakise ons
h's loeh.t 40 u. proceeded 70 set.'s the bari.i
lshassss poa the saot. I ia rsiFFrspa eonsid-y
els thi- IS en3. Of the mos remarkaole cases Of
the q. o.. D. st stsm on record. saess.g ~ tL.asy
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DENTISTRY.
'ksAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY,
JEET II,

NJ - r. II.
l'k Lo0MIs, NJ. o, the Inventor and pste11se
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at s@esA
isDds personally 81 kis Office in rhtp tgSSSssesSss,,
itv. h&ny perEOns osL wesr these [lfTFTTNs
seth who cannot gesr others anG
csrs0n csp sear others s'.o cannot wear these,
PeTfons calling at nly ct car ba accom- mo- stsc
sith sny tYls ard prise cfrseth Trey msy tss ,Te,
cut 10 those ~ no lar and wish the purssE
ft aDtFt stFongayt. Gpd ps rfecE Ga tnfs Vi -
art can produca- the hfHaRAL PLATE viii hs
r,1re 'n1ly warranted
hoor iD this o,ty-No 33S Pennsylvania svenre
hetr-an Ssh and 18th streets. Also. 207 Area ~ :,
ShstsfsluhiA. U1sr4 l.
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: ~ > Paris letrr say 8 is is asssrtad As f,osf.
I yely true that he PEincs Maxim taa,i IA ss "
IN o. niLu FIN imnn"hse debts winch ha hopes
70 pay with Fteai laa noaa ~, nd he M .xi aus
Isoon get the das4 NJ 20 taetr Brsts tnnt n,
I'm peror anG his Europnan sprir7nf ao,jtsy,
nave. ohiN naarsaatsn ihe eos@ypriss in ordar
20 Hsk4 Ih.GeV optaf them. and siksp this id "a.
{as CO CO ilrly'taA' n hold ef,abe people a re-
FOiutloh WI g eplul,asr. .......l ..I.talE -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
" GROWERS TkEATER,
Pennsylvania Avsaut, near RiIlardf HoteS-
LKosAnD4 4RovfB-.-..- @ Director
Afro of the New uhest aut g. Thsaser, PhlIa

GROWERS TkEATER,
Pennsylvania Avsau<, nsor RiuArds Hoses.
Sio Of ths New ussstau. 81. Ths.:er. nssos PEiia.
THIS tw.dnesd.yj nv sNING, March IS. 1854,
rh,r' night Of sh r. e'ia,s,5 as55soGaa, Ssnj jessp
siss5y ssssss,':s ssss.ss. g., a..
Fer the Dfa9s.i,iSo Das.s6 .aisa 2. !sf sp.or.olr
sEYsR sIsTsRs.
AND 'Bs Besss slssH o1 = ssRas, sgRtp ~ Tbs
20 Nh,ch has estn addsd many new gorgeous
ftFsaSSPP fsRs 7 PRsPfRrI.s = siFsPI mnoHAs1cAL "a.
fkors, DO. SC, 90,
hfsiit fs siGRGisi 5sietR eKf .si a5sTs Ai;ns'
S.p psTT zrs sssrss s1;n s,nsi g pqtag. ia
CAST or oBAaAGGERs
TIE rsTHsa tTsfsf sRrfksreru
Isasssr oSsFs Ss Fsi or ARTISTS
Freaeed in thtr Th.str mA IS t.
soRo'a NEW VhEATEa.
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Av
Last ptsh. but tbras ofths
A'SANt AZ. f"nt1s naoksrr. rTr"nsoiAS'
Hhn VII re'fotm for t,e o.,y tim, bis e-sa.im,
bsfchs n q ttr Eert max, the foiilieiaa, and
nE CHARLES KxaBLa MAsos
MISS ALIcE aRAY
' Ts II EvEsINa, Marohrs,
The rerf.ra no VII 20 nnsps.. With M.eklin's
'iA',fy MsS OF + THs wosLb q 'S'
flf Psrtina1 hs1sye' phsnt, 2. go,itisisu.
Es.r'Sn e. HE ;sson'....-...Nr Gas Ks Die N .s'n
3ots foUtred BY tee Draina,ic sk't h sr'tSn 'tas
S{ ~, + 80 s's ar i"nnd ueSns rs,, In ths rssl
i''0'' q Tie s0SsipR ssw iIT5 sSf Yse en''ed
49, On THE FCST OFFICE HIsTaKE
To toI oiuds ~itt t,s Fscca o, W. N'A's'
Bnsh re Brs.. hhaoLAs 70 NJ x.,.os. yr
boI Ieay,Flrst aapfarEuca Of the aistinsa:saei
Ma EDWIN FosRssr.
yARiE TiESi VARIETIES
Fhos'ISo PssS. AFFs0s AID NIS.a SIC.
The tesutiIul Dsa-suss
mIls = oR7NCe gIVE3s.
Ma john REESE.
A"' i'''E alss FANNIE May
@tEs HhEeIE FRiEb Mibs mAGGtg vEa
NON hiyckiIfY Lee dts5h& &Q9AsTIL-
r,. s,s., s2N On AMD ~ = kHaih =. sLtaaoaa.
SB J rT0Mpt ptoN.
Tie Pofui@F q mT re y.sigR ~ iosie4: Hpsgs
I he sr sing Artist & 'I3o pIan.
- :, HI II, ,@fa ksaIz,
TIE Ds'H-s'F Fa'of a., ia u,r,
The sctcr of the p.spis. ,,az
"Wednesday sfstrnoun. ia4i,s, L.,e.. AT the
fsthiopshis iseiss p.esert Win be rroduc+l
,hsrrtg; TIE semaie ri,sgotket % ssa.his ston,
elstio 10 ne deval.psd ve men of gait r.t Eth
lG M ,t.ss, mie tho gsisd Jade Tiaoo, OAK sithers
Eri5ay sftSrnaon ST. Psssiaa's s.,, 5snsa. OF tho
Ruak.rf tetni 5ira troorraav, Nc
pt,ceE 9 and n cents PrivAte 5nxeE, s5 ms Il
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SaarERaunT baLl


AUBTC tC&ATERBURY AND
Fl 4 L L SCAGTEBHUGy TaaATRg,
LoULSIAsA &FEgGx,
9aSy ~ A&L!0ssi ana A+sEso 2oiitsD Hssels-
9EoRas Liza Pro prtetor
ln.mesSe zt.5dcticn! kstr NoreAjes! Grand C3ss-
bt4cttCa
First aeef of
MISE JENNIE EN0gL,
The sccoDri "a VocaIist.
G-sBt wees OF
fora rAQRGH.
the Fcntla Vr'o ID iiuge
CRIPisKr,
the ercat Wire Performer
: Il the flvufitvs Ysrra
W. D. CsVhNHnea, RIEJy VEST,
LEW IUHMELLY Ii ". WI. IINs
ND TbE LIrTi K M"gIF0R
hlha MI POET EK, 10uisE @O4ETFa
AM, rag ETEIsH oJMpsaY.
The ntcFfaiEIreCt all Q n ,lu "a wits rev rso
iov zRs QUsaRsLs
ipfre edGSirs n@ y scsLess, Tricks and Tran,forma
tiGLE. .
DoeEs ops1 at garter t. :; performance "a T.
7aSrfeT sefoEs O'Clock Adr l'stGn e5 snd 50 cts
POPULAR paEILY RkTENEH
EVERY sATu 9DAT AFTERNOON.
at 2o'ciock. at all pri1ss Tor ladies' AMI children
md u bt
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Sc 500 priies--.-...-. amounting 10 35,sl;T
Tickets &C; Halves IS; Quarters 97.S; lssatbs
@ra AfSfE- - - = >
lS=51I tf41IDE -R
Fer information Or orders address al st,,t - >,
SIMMONS. k0G DaS & Co,
nh73s@ 4.-t.. ~ ! New York
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GRAND VOCAL ANDI DINSTRUMENTA PROM
~ ENADE CONCERT
PATENT OFFICE FAIR ROOMS
SATURDAY NIGHT. 18TH INSTANT
INAIDOF
THE CITIZENS FUND TO ENCOURAGE EN-
LISTMENTS.
GREAT COMBINATION OF VOCAL AND IN
STRUMENTAL TALENT
SEVERAL MILITARY BANDS WILL PERFORM
MISC JCLIANA MAY 81.
MRS. 9. Y kRETSCHMAR,
MISS i. b. TURNER, rs .-.5a
Mr.. J. o. DAWSON,
WASHINGTON QUARTETTE CLUB,
ARION GLEE CLUB
The best and most popular MUSICAL GEMS
will be perio ormed. E- Ia E d
Tickets of admission FIFTY CENTS 81 .-as
NH 10 lint, Rep. q Chron Et.7 80. e5
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1,El}Fsxs .asas IssI 6a1E 1fsSr skosS.1
VI auslitYt 2Fvak lnlpk2sssA go 19sld bad
ssss 'ss.ss ssss 'iss Ss..a Nd
sUll1s es q .es sss.a;
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j{ESRY sINOHs,
WAGON AND CoACH EOKHs
GenTsl Cfi -. e25 NEt .Nsrase rest
MAJ ofactogy toruaT SeCpnd aud IN n be rikud cts
ttiisds.ph5. Pa
S0HTaEhh DEPOT,
Gr6Siee street Hev Orb ana La
CENTRAL 4EP0F,
fcf Water street, Gegrset rvu. y g.
AL and tSeJY kisd Of YssoEs Carts, Dtavs
Ntee harss~a iub+r Whesls a1aYs.3 20 plsnts
'ior ?. sds r;ais CT ely uss Con. fsafl, on hsn5
y nds - Hard Lumber. All WORK warrant ted.
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TArOss! WHAT'S oApoNsY-Go 70 VIII
~ seSS, - fenasylvsniS avenue 8 ad .see hi,
THPORfAEr TO sAMIi rs The a.a.r,,s,..
hArins csTtsoted his ssrsnEsmenta Ia Pblisdsi.
Inform sis sis ID cur toners sud tie uu biz -
Prime Vhester Coaa ~ Beet
Eouth Down Mutton.
Ssle1n county IN J. j Veal
Prime Philadelphia Butter, uapcns,
Backs county ar4. Sew jersey Chickens,
swest BrsEf Phaassnts. Hsrtridses
afocss, 6pipe, Nootsocs and every injury Of tAs
Boston Oie1i PORK, 80 s,sa Pigs Pee. Az rrtps
Srsoks5 sn4 Piekie1 eSimou ana Hsiiout
alse, z lsEss snppiy Of Foreign and Domestic
20 kmi,iss &be Others giving entsrtainn,sats
nis ts THE essspsst and saxt place In Tsshin ton
20 pGrchase rHos. r. wILsON,
Il9 PennsYivsniA avenue
90 klsn eetSsAn iath ard 9stk strasts
SrEAa DyE,hSs A = ? ?. S.H 9 : "a DRassisa 50
The 81 hscf bers tss this op %, ats II inform
fkeir ends and tie pabke e~aefs'ly taat tee q,
hsvs re cpsned the above business. Aa3 Intend 10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-16

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Csctsted are er, by safned 10 Oh hib;t the ssms.
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bs foie tie II day of e. bru sIy nsyt they az
Ct ervi b: Law De Excluded from all esnedt Of tie
SD sEtatP,
Given urier my land this ,s,h day ef g.brasry.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-16

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EGhSES AND MULES.
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-05

for this or any other desirable end
The denomination of tho notes pro
posed to be issued, ranging from nifty
to five thousand dollars, place these
securities within the reach of all who
are disposed to aid their country. For
their redemption the faith and honor
and prosperity Of the country are sol
EMMY pledged. A successful issue to
this contest, now believed to be near
at hand, will largely enhance Their
value to the holders; and peace once
restored. all burdens can be lightly
borne. He who selfshly withholds hl'
aid in the hope of turning his available
means to greater immediate profit is
Specializing upon his country's msfor-
tunes. and may find what seems to be
present gain leads to future loss. |
appeal. therefore, with confidence to a
loyal and patriotic people, and invoke
the efforts of all who love their country
and desire for it glorious future, tC
aid their government in sustaining Its
credit, and, placing that credit upon
q stable foundation.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-05
w. p. FESSENDEN,
Secretary of the Treasury

A VEro.-The New Hampshire Leg
islature passed bill enabling those
holding the Sullivan railroad to sell it,
and Gov Gilmore vetoed the bill. He
gave several reasons for the veto, but
we guess none of them was SO potent
with him as one he did not give. The
Sullivan road is now run, under lease,
10y the same parties who run the Yer
mont Central, and they were the ones
who would have purchased it under
the sale contemplated in the bill. Gov.
Gilmore is President and manager OF
the road between Concord and Boston
If the Central should get permanent
possession of the Sullivan it would
give them Boston connection, ria
Bellows Falls, Independent of Gil.
more's line, and that he does not
mean to permit if he can prevent it
He does not feel very friendly towarc
the Vermont Central management, ant
will thwart it wherever he can. Mont
pelier Arg,ts
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-05

The MENDE1ssoHN CoScERT.-In ref
erence to the approaching Concert by
the Mendelssohn Quintette Club at st.
Adams, August 4th, we heartily adopt
the language of the Burlington Free
Press, as follows
"Our music loving public have learned
in past years to expect in the annual
concert of the Mendelssohn Quintette
Club, one OF the most enjoyable treats
of the year We hear no music of its
kind, in this quarter, which approaches
theirs, as they are heard with increased
satisfaction ut each successive appear
ance. A glance at the programme
will show that the concert of this year
is not likely to be inferior to those OF
former years. u
We are glad to see that Miss Ryan
whose voice SO delighted the large au-
dience last summer, will sing again al
the coming concert
For those who have never heard thu
Club we might quote Dwight's Journa
T Music, which i'll late number
spoke of their concerts in Boston as
among the most attractive and notice
able of the entertainments of the pas
season in that city; but it can hardl,
be necessary. Everybody knows wha
the Mendelsshon Quintette Club is
and a large and brilliant audienc,
will greet them.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-05

The New LoAN.-Tne new loan seems
to meet with excellent success at the
start. The subscriptions on the first
day in the city of New York, amounted
to over two and half millions. At the
TreasuryOflice alone they were 81, $751;
200, and the responses from various
banks were equally gratifying. AS far
ms the first day business could be taken
as guarantee for success, there was a
strong disposition shown among cap
italists, to back the opinion with the
hard cash.
The latest foreign intelligence was to
the effect that there was an increasing
demand for our fye-twenty bonds on
the continent of Europe. Even the
London Tunes was compelled to notice
the fact, although not very graciously.
Taken with the success of our loan at
home, it is surely most encouraging
sign. a.