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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-14

WASHINGTON. ID. O.


"THn CRISIS WHICH rHRRArnSED 10 DIVIDE
rnS TRnNDs OF THE UNION Is PAST" r
"I sBALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS-"
"I PROCLAIM TU1L PARDON 10 ALL WHO
soLEANLT SWEAR TO HHNoEToRrH FArTuru1Iy
suPPoEr, PRoTFOT, AND pKFEsp rHr coSsrr.
TuTIoS OF THE UMrID STATES, AND T1fr UuoS
or THn szATHs THEREUNDnR."
s.. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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letter. by FInr OF Truce.

FORTRESS MoSRoG, March 13.-All letters 10
be sent South of the lines by flag of truce,
whether directed to prisoners OF war or others,
must be marked on the outer envelope, "Flag
OF truce" I'D.
All requests to sond letters forward, &c are
unnecessary, as all letters that conform to the
published rules will be forwarded.
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Capture of Another Blockade Runner
burning of an OyKter Sehooner

FoRTREss MoNBoE, March I1.-The steamer
Monticello arrived here this afternoon, with the
blockade Iunning stesmet nIary Ann In tow, cap
tured OF WsahinFton.
The oyster schooner julia Baker was burnt BY
the rebels yeSterday mo ruipg up the Nansemond
river, The captain and crew ore captured, with
two thousand dollsrs. TIE crew were aslsep when
eaptured,
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Stringent Order OF Gen. Psok-A Guer-
rilia Camp Captured
NEW BERSE, March 14.-Gen. Peck has Is
sued an order prohibiting the sending of in
formation to any of the Northern press by any
person In North Carolina other than authorized
agents.
The army gunboat Foster, with detachment
OF the l0lst Pennsylvania volunteers, has sur.
field
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Campaigning In New HampshIre and
Conn tIcut,

Among the speakers who labored with such
good results in New Hampshire during the late
election campaign, none were more effective
than Ex-Governor Randall, First Assistant
Postmaster General. He is one Of the best
stump speakers in the couutry, and We are
glad TO learn that the Union cause in Connec-
ticut Is to have the aid Of his valuable services
He leaves for that field this afternoon, and viii
make a speech In New Haven Tuesday evening.
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DEPARTMENT o. Sr.TE,l
WAsHINoToF, March y, 1854 (
Information has been received at this De-
partmenL from Mr.. W. Z. Phelps, the Consul
Of the United States al St. PetCrsburgh, that the
Russian Government, has decided to allow the
importation Of raw cotton by the way Of any Of
the European ports free of duty.
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Col. Frank Nvoolford Arrested-GoveFnor
Bramlstte Protests the EnroimeSt Of
aInveH ...

BrSmIstto Protestn the EnrcImsSt of
Slaves. ..|. ...
LOUISVILLE, Msrch is-Gen. BurbtIdEe has or.
derel the arrest Of Col. Frank Woolf0ri, for dis
loyal sentiments uttered In speech At tword
BrgA'ter General Hugh Ewing, brotherin-lAw
Of Major General Sherman, has becn ordered TO
this city, probably to supcrsedc Gen. BurbrIdge 10
command OF the Federal forees in Kentucky
FRANKFORT, Ky, March Il-It iB unde n .ood
that Governor DrAmlet'e has Addressed an earnest
rcmot STR nee TO the President respecting the en-.
rolment and enlistment OF Blayeu in Kentucky, and
has notified the President tn he will execute the
laws OF Kentucky against all who attempt 10 take
he slaves ffom thttr owners without their con-
seat, He olaimg that Kentucky has mtniahed
more than $1,000 Of her SONS 10 defend the Gov
crnment, and is swllling TO furui.h SSH mOrs-an
that is allotted to her-sni that rhc has proven
her loyalty, and must be treated 40 Huchi ard her
laws srd constitution must be respected.
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BOsros Mareh 1.-THE merchants of this city
g-ve a complimentary dinneF TO the House 5n-
ntt'ec on Naval Affairs tonight. Speeches wers
made By Edward Everett, Gov. Andrew, RoIlingt
e missouri, Kelley OF Penns lvAnia, aud Rice OF
MAssaohu setts.
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Cur readers will not forget the meeting Of The
indiana Club" tonight, at Union League Hall,
Ninth street, before which Hon. John B Dillon,
historian of the Northwest, will deliver An ad.
dress-subjset; Origin and Progress of the Work
OF Founding a New Nation in AmerIcA.m
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THE Springfield Republican says the religious
excitement now existing ia Springfield pervAdsE
more and more all classes md conditions OF people,
We see no indications, however, that the excite.
ment has affected the Newspaper editors OF spring
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AN ATTEMPT TO GARoTE.-On Saturday
evening last three men In soldiers uniform whilst
carr, OF the yard, and attempted to ghrote him.
Orderly Sergeant MeDonoush, with portion OF
me marine guArd, which 10 stationed at the Navy
mAnderr and succeeded in a'reSting two Of the Al,
tacking party. The other escaped They are no,V
Doth Nf,vols according to otheiFIepIese5tatioBS
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-On yesterday morn
Ing about O'Clock, Sergeant Johnson and Onicer
HAY mes, Of the second precinct, found a SOLDIER
tGeen i1teenth and sixteenth west. He has A
wife and children residing in Newark, New Jersey
from eauaes unknown. = WYNN
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~ Ice Cream, Confectionery, 6c,-R.-
eeptions, Parties, Weddings, Balls Shippers, Fairs
ana other entertainments furnished at shorter
nouee And most reasonable terInI. Ice Cream AMI
WAter Ices made by steam power, warranted 10 he
no oest In the oity,wholchae and RETAIL delivered
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made 10 ordep ~
JOS. sHAFFIELD's Confectionery, $50 SIKH
street, between q and II. is1, ~ w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IL LadtsI' Association for the ReII.f ef
hHtEEDLLS WOMEN AND CHILDRES.-AasocIa-
No: tie Twelnh street, on TueIday, March Ibtb. AZ
O'Clock, p m. Ladies feeling an IL terent in The
Cause are eorgially invited to be present,
MRS. P. A. BORTEIL,
mis-
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fUhTHtR DEyELoPMRHTs OF FRAUDS Upon
TUE NAVY DEPARIMENT.-sinee the arrest Sf Mr.,
san We, Sl Washington, apd Schoheld and Ray.
navy department on overhAuling OF their papers
anu correspondence, has implicated the chief
chief clerk Of the Naval Storekeeper. w 4. MSrh"
AZ lhe washington Naval Station. CoonS has been
arrested, put Marks 10 so Beriously All that no
conld not be taken from his room, The nature nT
me evidence against these parties has not trans.
mted. We learn that the alleged frauds were of A
iAte prior TO tho 1st of December last, at which
umc Mr. Chh. 4. Lathrop, the present Naval
ntorekeeper, took charge OF the store. The chief
clerk OF the Naval Store was acting stoFelf, eper
to December LIST, having sole charge OF thnt III.
pArtment. thorough oveThauling OF papers
around the Navy Yardis going on.
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The LadIep Nation,I F.,r


large number OF tickets were sold at the Fair
saturday afternoon and evening. The hall at
night wsB crowded, and much done in the way of
sales and raffles.
On Friday young soldier beioagiu 10 COMPANY
D, Of the 6oth New York volunteern-AIr William
J. MAek--pTesented to the managers Cf the Fair a
beautlfui little model OF 4 seam nRine perfcft I
and complete In all its parts, ich he made In his
tent without the assistance or instruction from
sny one. He WAS asked II he desired to have IT
sold for his benent, but said that he did not. He
wanted to do something for the Fair, and though
he had been offered hundred and twenty dolIAts
for it, he preferred to give It to the Fair "A. very
modestly toll the Managers that he had RpplIed
to be transferred to the navy as an engineer, and
he Wished, II the Secretary OF the Navy visitcd the
Fair, they would call his attention to the enRire
M Bowen, ouc CITY Postmaster, who was pres
ent, and ia ore the ofleerB Of the FAlr saw at
once that there was great merit in the little engine
and that the young man, though 30 backward and
modest had talents OF a superior order and could
much better serre hia country - he had expressed
the desire to do in the navy. Mr. B. on that very
day took the engine to the Navy Department and
exhibited tito Secretary Weles, and the Secretary
much to the credit OF his head and heart be Il said
without any circumloeulion, ordered A com mis-.
sion to be made out for tie young soldier as Third
Atsistant Engineer In the nAvy-,hus rAising him
from thirteen dollars per month to one hundred
and forty dollars
There have tsen number OF donations rcee1tIv
received Among them we note the following;
MKs. CRITTESDEE-Mddam PlsAsL And eDcIoscd
cheek for h'ty collars, the amouut ri proeeeds Of
exhibition of prize cattle and buffalo exb,LitsI
by me, for the benefit OF .hc fair at tho Patent
Otlce. '"''h'
am, veIy respectfully, your obctiieut servant,
go A. NJ. HEPBURE
r, "AsHIh0ToN, March 10, 1861
The ladies In uhaEe OF the Patent Office FHir
through their Treasurer, willingly AokDvvie, 90
The i0regOirg contribution from Mr. Htpbu n nd
coaihIe d hs example . the imitation Of otbers
By order VI tau CWgWITTEr
The mHn7gerE no doubt would be bappy IN sc.
knovledge other donations from those who h,y.
thus Ear been somewhat backward 10 this rospeet
To-day the G1lOred people are admitted RON
u m to II p' Elr and there Will, no doubt be A
large gHthtrinf tonight Their hras4 band win
give some of their choicest music 10 entertain
the crowd There w.il be a variety of entertain
ments during the evenings Of the coming week
speeches, patriotic songs, &c. The Old Folks viii
be at home on every evening Of this week. and
would be happy to see many OF their customers
and irieRds as can find II convenient to give them
4 call.
There were sold on Saturday some sixteen hum
dred tickets, and we trust that like success will
he the result on each evening Of tLIs week,
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District Supreme Court-sp.sIsi Tern

/. tLuJgf cHIEF JUSTICE cARTTER,
March II i-Metchas's Bank of baltimore pl
nassnI Judgment BY default, on motion OF Mr..
Hollins ~. Mitchell, judgment By default.
PAtten rs. Foasj jn6Enie nt for cost.
iehaiisy ~, 0Sulliyanj judgment BY default.
ntehaueY ~ WoOdt Judgment for want OF plea,
Jury !wps discharged until Thursday, nth inst.
~ The cane of Fowler rs, Fisher, a motion was
made for new trial -
The, The court Sdjourued until tomorrow at 10
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UNDER ARREsT.-Lieut. Col. James NJ, Sam
dera1n S arrived on Saturday evening, among the
ARRIVAL he wss notified that chsTEes had besn
preferred agAihgt him by Col knight, that while
10 Libby prison he disclosed to the rebel AuthorI
ss iRto 10 nation plot to escape. He is under
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REMOVALS PROM 0FFIcE.-secrctary Usher
TAs ~ haue the iohowing remoVals from ofiee; Mr.
y Burr, OF the District of Columbia, from a
Sl,eoo eIefkship In the seeretary'G oifiee and Mr.
Darius Forbes, OF Maine, from q 81 800 clerkahip
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JOE LANE, ex-senator from Oregon, of the
BT ckinrlugu Ard LAre tIcSut which causcd tho
rebellion, has become decrrpld, white-hAiFed old
mrn, Tefuced in circumstances, and just able to
superintenl his smHl laIm, IA Umpqua county In
southern Oregon. Joe has u son John, whom he
rebel major.
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IL Peoples sTelsHTsph.-NswE First Class
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, ard all
Important points Washington ofloea, REPUB-
LlCAN BUILDING, 6li Ninth street, (west side.
and corner PtnnSylvsnia avenue anStsixth stTest.
under National Hotel.
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ng-Iee Cream and Water Ices, orthe hest
auAiliy, delivered 10 Families, Hotels FaiTs BHlis
Sel At the lowest prioss, tt the Philadelnhia Con-
ieeaonsry corner ot l2th aud streets, ' -
mo-eolm. J. RUSSELL
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Col. J. STEISBERoRR, late In command Of
The military district of Oregon and Washington
Territory, arrived 10 this city yesterday morninR
and 10 stOpp ng at WillArdsI Hotel "
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Theeeuse Of Albert Cooperps fhe tIpited state,
was argued BY NJ. WIN. ID. Booth, for the claim. (
ant, and By MI. MePheraon, the assistant sslioitor
toI the United states, and The case submitted.
Inc cases which were tesAporsrly pared over
ith days OF December last, were called and orders
were made IN each and all, diem sslng the same.
Adjourned till to-msrrow At " N. =,
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H-Dr. Banning extends his eonsulta-
honS at the NATIONAL HOTEL for the Appliea.
ZION OF hiS Braces until Friday the 18th, between
the hours of and p. M, and not sfter that day,
HIS braces win ourefemsle weakness, weakness Of
the ehest and stomach, with palpitAtion Of tho
hsart, arrest inetplenti curvature and weakrssA
OF the spine, remove oostivenesy, piIea ana .oIJ.
meas Of the feet effect radical cure of heIpLa and
should be worn by delicate ladies, weak spd fast.
growing children, clerks, and soldsrs, especially
cAValrynen. Physicians and surgeons are invited
TO examine -,ont,
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ETCalynry Baptist Church mee e evary
saooah IN the Old Trinity Church, on Fifth stiset
4; a; N. and TX p. M. Seats fTee Rev. +. r, How.
lett, pastor. ianis-tf
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,SF The National Falr.-The Public will
Ohee will Close on MONDAY, the I4Ih inat. FOR
all day sales: Colored persons will be admitted
on Monuay, rom ~ o'clock N. until II O'Clock
p M, and the Fair will be open as usual for their
Mtendanoe: The Fair will be open from O'CLOCK
20 II o'clock p m, every evnnng Afterwards, until
saturday, the 18th mat. ~ - y, "1'''
...,....---- D. D. FRENCH, Pre,ident,
t,LLAh spVli'Esi secretary. mlO
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=, MISSIONARY ASSIvERsARY.-On yesterday
Lle society connected with the Assembly, Pres,
the morning sermon was preached by tie pastor
Key. I. d McFalls In the eveniOg addresses were
delivered by hon, Schuyler Colfax, Sneaker Of tbe
House OF Representatives, Senator YIIley and
hsv Mr.Wllkins. The exercises were Interspetsed
WIN singing by the Sabbath school children, A
correction was taken up, and several life member
OF the missionary society were made.
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AN niVALID. Publlshed for the bene.t AMI ,s =
EArning and 4 CAUTION no TouRo MEH who uulser
rom Nervous Eebility, Premature Decay OF Man.
hood' etc., supplying Mt the sGine time ran mE Az,
or SELL oURE. by one whs has cured himself AZ.
ter heinS put TO great expense and injury throuri
medical humbug and quachcry.
~ enelonins roHt-pald AddresTod snvelopn
rinsle eOpiss may be had Of the author, ''''
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es,.
my 2e-iY nedfDrd, Kiuaa COUNTY NJ Z
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out success. Too muoh condemnation cannot Be |
nnsaped upon tho skilful artist who relieved Mr.
mocilvra Of his surplus cash.
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LIQUOR SELLERS FNED.-The following men
were arrested BY the military authorities and ned
saeh so by Justice Ferguson, for selling liquor on
and second streetlI John lggArd, corner OF Eighth
and streetSi Philip Lochef, $50 sixth ttreef and
HylYALia avenue, - ~
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POCKET PICKED.-J. j. McGllyra. United
StAtes District Attorney for Washington Terri.
tory had his pocket picked atthe depot during lie
past week, he unfortunate gentleman's booklet
book, containing lille was carl d la his pSnta
looms pockets his arms were occupied with a
bAnd-boN, bundle Of political speeches, an old
1abre, relic from Bull Run battlefield, a. sun
dry parcels As he was making his way 10 tho
ears some adroit thief took advantage OF his con.
ditlon and renewed him of his money He was on
after getting Into the cars. OF course he deferred
his departure and seeking the aid Of the pOiioe
made every effort to recover his money, but with,
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FoRD's NEW THEATRE.-The eminent Amer
lean ac.Or, Mr. Hlckett, commences n brIef en-.
gsgement mere THIS evening. He opens 10 he cel-
ebrAted and most attractive Of all the pla,s of
ShtERpeare, "kiFg Henry tn" Fourth d" In his m a,
teTly rendition Of sir John FHlStHf. An actor Of
s'eriing abilities, Mr.. thaFles Kemble Mason nc
b Id ald daring Hot pur The other chATactels
are cast to the entire strength ut the efficient com
pAny, and q crowded house will su ely be The re-.
suit.
GRovER's THEATRE.-The grand fairy spec
tacle Of the Sevea Sisters B to be pTeBen ted for the
II Bt time tonight, At this elegant theatre, upon
scale Of magniheeuoe and grandeur never befoIe
equhled y any Bimi ar production A. this CITY
Eesidss the vast a.d costly amount of materials
% snd labor expended In ttS preparation by Manager
machinery, &c, belonging to Mr.. John Me Don
Ough Of Philadelphia, is TO bO employed together
win the services OF that popular Com dian who
Ia TO enact his original character Of Mrs. Pluto
COrps de II 'llet Of the theatre.
CANTERBURY MUsIC HALL.-The eyentful
moment has arrived at last when the Washington
puDnc can be grAtihed with glance at the N at
beautiful woman In the concert proieBsion-Mi
Jennie Elbie-a lady OF HuTpaasing charms, be.
winch ladylike department entltle her to n lust
Am0uut OF praise. Miss Engls made her debut In
how York at the American Music Hall, where
the was the Teigning fAYurite for season Of eight
months receiving high eneOmiums from both press
ana public, We presume that" Young America u
WI rally at the Canterbury this evening to give
the handsome stranger hearty welcome.
VARlETIEs.-Th evening, first night here of
tbe beautiful young DAnssuse MisS Florence Kiv-
era, me ne" bsLseuse Fannie May, and the great
e3mle singer OF the age Mr. John Reebe. Also, j.
IhohpsOn, the Banjo artistic, with Mel Kerr
FRANK heFns, Maggie Friel, and over dozen al.
flstgs, sS, iu varied BILL, Wednesday afternoon,
pocket,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A CREDITADLE CoLLECTIoE.-YcB Yesterday, at
the Lutheran Church, on the corner OF and
Eleventh streets, a collection was taken up to de-
fray the expCnseS incurred by the repair ng OF the
building The congregation had estlmA ed the
cost upon commencement at $1,000. II amounted
hoseyer TO 9l,600. OF this all but $500 had been
this sum, Hnd the sanctuary one of the HeltGSt 10
the city. 10 Tree from all debt, This libeTality OF
would rebound TO the credit Of much larger and
WeslthieF churches. Rev j. George Butlerjs the
pastor and TO his indomi able energy 10 chiefly duo
the prosperity OF the church. He came he about
II years ago, and was st that time \ thFSlogical
student from Gettysburg. Having 30 long and So
well labOrcd In their mldst, he 10 endCaFCd not
only to the members Of his nook, Tut to oil ctlzens
of the Metropolis and to numerous soldiers 10
whom he has miniStered as chaplain.
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ofFIcERs FOR CoLoKED TRoops.-The Board
nl examination for officers for colored troonS
nave during the past week, examined 50 annII
eAnts. OF these q were recommended as IoiIoVs,
ooaptainsl II hrst lieutenAnts aud % second lien
tenshls' Inc whole number Of applicants exam.
inod up TO the present time is ,7iS OF whom epI
have been recommended for eomini'sionE.
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a NOBLE AHswER.-ln sermon preached
at Wesley Chapel, last evening" Rev Thomns "a
gent, OF baltimore, stated that at slave mArket
IN one OF the Southern States, at which he was
present, q smart, active oolored boy was nut nm
LOT sale A Kind master, who pitiedhIs condition
NOT wishing him TO have q cruel owner went M,
20 MIN and said II buy you, will you be hon.
eN 1he boy, with AloOk that bA m ed deception.
replied; will be hos est whether you buv me ot
not" This would, as Mr.. Sargent said, do bonor
to any person Of any age. "'"O'
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II u-s-T.-IsO--N.-Dr PIan1stion
BTTTERs.
b They purity, strengthen and invigorate,
They create healthy appetite.
lhey are an Antidote TO change OF water and diet
hours. euu iAte
They strengthen tho Iystsm and cnliyen tho
They prevent miasm alto and Intermittent feyers
They purity the breath and aeidity Of tho Ston'.
aeh. 's " N'' e'oh-'
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DtafrheA, Cholera and Cholera Marina
hohR. ~ 'S''S'7 HS'H-
They are the beat BItters In the world Thoy make
the weak man strong and ARE eIhanstah ~ t,aI
Brsa teHt0fef' they are composed of the cels.
6rated CallsGyA BARI, CRBoarilla Bark, Danieiion.
green, AnlEe, Cloyer-buda, Orange Peal snaEe.
5oot, CarAway, coriander, BurdoCk, s.-T.-iseO-
The following is simple of the testimony daily
sOLDIERs' HoME suPERKrESprSr,s orFrcE.l
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have given your Plantation BitteIA To hur ,rs,ls
o. our noble Soldiers who stop here, more ar lea
marvellous and gratifying. - - '-'
such prep Aration as this Ia hearty r ab I'm
every family, 70 every hospital Aui at hand IN
seIS 1a'Heheiu' q. w, d. AsDREwS,
W@l-W ..... snpar1 HtAodsnt
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MAJOR GES. Wool Ia in town.
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THE NEw FOUNDRY CHURcH.-Tbe plan for
the rebuilding Of the Foundry M. L. Church, cor
nor Fourteenth and @ streets, has Just been pro-
Ildod' The style ofihe edihce will bo what ia
uienee room, which is to be arranged and nnIshed
aiier the most approved modes for modern
be coma for lectures, clssses, SUNDAY Sohoois sc
Win seAts on thu amphithoatre plaH. The church
VIII ffont on @ street 10 feet, with a death on
LouTteenth street OF o5 feet, an additional lot OF
20 ieet on Fourteenth street having been boeuted
ms new edtce IL expected 10 cost about 4 10 COO
OF which sum $50, 900 has already been subscribe
uoni fsnd which is to be torn DOWN. was erected
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An E1PLos oS.-Yesterday morning. by
some means, Ut 10 not known howl a box of car.
ridges which were in the west room OF the
Armory on the Island exploded. seriously injuring
Sergt. Bryan, ofthe regular army who - charge
OF ihe building. His head, face, eyes, and hands
were badly burnt, but he will probably recover
laklng into consideration that there was a large
lot OF powder in the room, Il seems miracle thai
the building was not blown up