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NATIONAL BANKS.
us. 1O-4O BONDS
PRINCIPAL & Interest PAYABLE in Gold.

rEyHE FIEsT NATIONAL BANK or INDIANAPOLIS
Is the Government Agent for the sale Of these de-
srabls Bonds, and Is ready receive subscriptions
fer the
The Bonds viii speedily be delivered without express
sage OF other charge and will be Coupon Registered
Bonds, as the purchaser may desire.
The interest will begin the day the money i deposited
the Bank. II il per cent, but being paid IN Gold
land every six mouths bonds over 800 Is really
per cent; besides bonds eressy essDst, 1ykate.
Irsz lsfFfe. CITY, 70scnshf other KnNicfpGf
Remember that in ordering these Bonds you secure a
hrt class inytsiment. and the time materially
aid IN sustainh your GOvernment.
A the law limits the issue TO two hundred millions,
which will no doubt be reached parties had better
deposit a
A commission will be allowed the purchaser all
60nds ordered AZ this Hank
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DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of COpdrfuerShip.
TEyHE partner hip heretofore existing between J. c.
Krauss, dissolved by mutual consent on the
sd Of June. The partnership business OF the late firm
will be settled by the undersigned at the old stand, No
81 East Washington street All indebted the firm are
requested 10 call and settle immediately.
j. KRAUSS
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One copy. one month. ~
Delivered By the csrer within the city, 20 cents per
~eei. payable TO the carrier
ssenfs will be supplied Al IS cents week
II y HsxkY may be Al risk BY ExPrss-. pre-,
paid, or In Registered Liiss By nall siherwise We wiz
cot Be responsible for any loss that may occur
City subscribers viii be held responsible for papers eit
their houses after they have removed, or Nhsn 'ney
sA them discontinued. unless potce is gwen a. the Of
de- q pabliostsn- - =,
sopsper sent without pr. payment. OF eonnuedlonser
thsa pad for.
Copies Of the DAnr sExTExrf can De haa Al the once
each morning. ard the WkEELr sEsnSrL eacn hon-
iay morning. neatly eveoped, foE msihns
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STOLEN.
$40 REWARD.

ST0LRN FROM THs SUBSCRIBER, SPRING
- WAGON. dSTs painted bed, RAINING gears painted
yellow, doabie pai0ted on the dash board about
half worn.
Five dollars reward viii be given for the wagon or ten
dollars for the wagon aud thief.
L. II. L HUFFMAN,
Hy2e-dff No. fs7 West Washington street
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LIVERY STABLE.

HENRY ALLEN, Nev York Livery spd.Dale Stables,
III Nos u and II East Peri street, In - rrer oI
Glenn's Block. Hb3o.
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AON A NEW METHOD % TREAT
i !. !. | !. !.
~ ING venerial Diseases, including N.s~
Syphilis in all its stages 6onorrhea, 6xsk9s
Gleet, Structure, Yaricocile, and Hydro &fTl
cele, Diseases u the Kidneys, Bladder, ~
dc, without mercury containing VAL 138 -
liable tTe atse on that wide-spread lnala- fYA
dy of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe ASA
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm &fr
potency, &C., the secret infrmities OF
youth and maturity arising from the baneful
Of self-sbnse. To which IL added observat
Female Diseases, and other Interesting matter of
most importance to the married and those contem
marriage, whoenertain doubts Of their physical al
enter that state. Sent To any address ir a seslet
per, on receipt often cents or four stamps.
We devote our entire tine and attention TO tn
ment ofthe various private diseases treated Of in
vate report. Our Uspensary is the only Institution
kind In America which has been established by
charter, ans this fact should give IL preference Q
various quacks of doubtful character 10 be fou
argecities
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RAILROAD Timetable.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
New York Through Line.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-TwO THROUGH r.
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York.
Takes effect May It, 1864.
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A Medical. Report,

tontdining Thirty Fine Plates ana EhgrdVinysOTGs
Aadtoosy and Physioiogy offhe SesSdi Organs IN {
state ~ Redlth and Disease.
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AS AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY so,h. TRAINS
~ ~iil run A. follows, Sundays excepted:
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Galen's Head DispenSary

CHARTERED
BY Tux LEGIsLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOB III
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THF
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
- N ~ q - an en n n - m o. n -
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Morgan Turned Barber.

In the London Times, Of the 18th instant, Il
letter from Richmond, Va, dated January
10th. From II we extract the following,
The heart Of Richmond has been deeply
stirred by the recent arrival hete of Gen. Nor.
gan, fresh from the indlgnities Of the Ohio
penitentiary and felon's punishment. It will
BIO believed that the sight of his shorn locks
and the narrative of his escape have provoked
Indignation and triumph such as has not been
elected by any previous incident OF the war.
IL Is for obvious reasons hardly probable that
the details Of his escape, as given In the Rich
mond journals, embrace the whole truth. The
subsequent arrival here Of Captain Hines, the
partner ofhls Imprisonment and tho principal
agent In their joint escape, has been scarcely
less acceptable to the people Of Richmond.
Gen. Morgan is one OF the few Americans
who have a horror Of speech-maklng, and he
has contented himself with acknowledging the
compliments of the Virginia Legislature and
other similar corporate bodies In the briefest
utterances.
Whatever may be Gen. Morgan's hidden
sentiments about the treatment he has received
(and they arc said to be very bitter), he has
had the wisdom not to give them expression.
But the Indignation OF his staff and his private
friends knows no bounds, and 1t Is said that his
future regiments (Which will be numerous) are
already busted In electing to a novel Office an
occupant who will be worthy OF his opportu-
mites. The Jriser Ct coifsur a Sd Hdjeste, who
followed the courtly campaigns Of Louis XIV,
will be revived on this rough republican soil,
and the !" Barber to the Eleventh Tennessee, I"
and other similar cavalry regiments, will ex-
erclse his skill upon many Yankee poll which
the fortune Of war may bring within Gen. Nor
gan's grasp.
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slatiunal gepmblieau.



The undersigned, who, by original appoint.
ment, OF subsequent designation to al yacan.
cles, constitpte the executive committee ere.
ated by the National Convention, held at Chi.
cago on the 10th day Of May, 1850, do hereby
call upon all qualified voters who desire the
unconditional maintenance of the Union, the
supremacy Of the Constitution, and the complete
suppression Of the existlng rebellion, with the
cause thereof, by vigorous war and all apt and
efficient means, TO send delegates 10 a conven-
ton TO assemble at Baltimore, on Tuesday; the
9TH day Of June, 1854, at 12 O'Clock, noon, for
the purpose Of presenting candidates for the
offices of President and Vice President Of the
United States. Each State having represen-
tation In Congress win be entitled To as many
delegates as shall be equal to twice the number
Of electors TO which such State is entitled in the
Electoral College Of the United States.
Edwin ID. Morgan, of New York, chairman.
Charles ]. Gilman, Maine; Laurence Bral-
nerd, Vermontj John z. Goodrich, Mass achu,
setts; Thos. @. Turner, Rhode Island; Gideon
Wells, Connections; Dennlng Duer, New Jer-
seyi Edward McPherson, Pennsylvania; Ma
thaniel b. Smithers, Delaware; James +. Wag-
ner, Maryland; Thomas Spooner, Ohio; Henry
8. Lane, Indiana; Ebenezer Peck, Illinois; II.
NJ. Hoxle, Iowa; William ID. Washburn, Min
nesota; Cornelius Cole, California, o. II. Irish,
Nebraska; Joseph Gerhardt, District Of Co.
lumbla; Austin Blair, Michigan; Carl schurtz,
Wisconsin; VIM. A. Phillips, Kansas.
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FoRD's New THRATRE.-ThO programme for
tonight IL varied a. is mirthful, consisting OF
the eomediettA OF "The Fat Boy comic drama
by the celebrated PlAnehe, entitled " He's Jack
sheppard and the amusing farce Of My Neigh
boris Wife" Mr.. Clarke appears respectively as
WaddilOve, simon Purefoy, Jack sheppard, and
Mr.. Brown, supported by the entire company.
Growers THEATRE.-The third anniversary
OF our Presidents inauguration was duly OBJ
served at this popular resort last evening. The
President and Mrs. Lincoln and family arrived
Just as the first act OF Riohelieu" was about to
commence and were hailed with enthusiasm BY
the immense crowd that had assembled TO wit
ness Mr. Booths impersonRtion OF Cardinal Richie
lieu. Secretary Seward and family were also
present. The theatre was neatly and appropri-
ately decorated. The audience was one of the
largest and most select Of the seaIon, and alto
gether the evening one Of the most brilliant in
the history of the drama. Tonight Mr.. Booth
will appear in his great character of " Richard
the Third" an announcement that is sure to fill
the house to Overlooking.
CANTERBURY Music HALL.-This spacious
Hall was thronged to excess Last evening, II being
the occasion OF farewell benefit given to the
beautiful and talented Forrest sisters, two young
ladies of great promise, whom we cannot praise
too much, possessing lady-like department,
amiAble dispositions, and rare taste and applica-
tion to their profession qualities which bAve en-
deAred them to all the frequenters OF the Canter-
bury; and right sorry are we to part with such Ac-
QUESTIONS, trusting that they will at some time
not far distant again yiIit US and gladden. our
An extra bill is offered this evening. Go early.
VARKTIEs.-This Saturday night the only
chance to sec Mile Lima Windel, Mons Raptistin,
and Eliza Florence, who depart from the Varieties
In order to maka room for the new artistes, who
appear here on Monday night, on which occasion
beautiful IN the music hall business. Monday
night, FitZ simmons comic drama OF the "Strolling
OF the "Femaie PickpocEet." Wednesday after.
noon matinee.
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1 WASHINGTON TESTIMONIAL.
DEAFNESS CURED BY DR.. LreHrHnL.

WAsHIEoToE, D. C., March 4, 1854.
This Is TO certify that having been affected for
20 years with Desfness, and having tried some OF
the most eminent doetors Of our city without any
relief at last head Of Or. Llghthill and put
myself under his care. His treatment WAS brief
and successful lam now completely restored, and
the cure 10 apparently permanent. Ihave all con.
All afflicted with Deafness 70 90 and consult him
at once. JOSEPH WHITNEY,
Hesidence near and Eleventh streets.
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POTATOES / PoTAToEsIl

1000 bushels of Prime Jackson Whites, and
400 bushels of Prime White Mercer Potatoes,
Just arrived per schooner Fulton, and for sale IN
lots to suit purchasers. 2
PETER BERRY,
m9-s' So Water street, Georgetown, b. {.
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n " A IL
NOT ENTITLED TO PAY.
wan DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTkNT GENERALS OrFICE,
WARRINGTON, ID. C., March l, 1864.
Circular, No. q.
The following extract from General Orders No.
q, dated War Department, July "a, 1888, Is fur.
nished for the inform tion and guidance Of all con
cerned;
The following regulations have been received
from the War Department and are published to
the Army:
Soldiers confined by civil authority are not en-.
titled to pay during such confinement, unless dis
charged therefrom without trial, or by trial and
scquittali and commanders OF companies and de-
tachmentS are required to state explicitly upon
the muHter-rolls OF their companies or detAch-
ments the periods Of such oonnnements, and
whether the soldiers so confined were discharged
without trial, and, II tried whether they were &C
quilted or convicted.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
nj Assistant Adjutant General.
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- ~ W NshsANDi
AsSlitAnt Adjutant General


n II r l Z a i
TRANSFORMATION OF STORES FOR FREED.
MEN.
WAN DEPARTMENT
AnJUTANT GENERAL'sIOTFICr,
WAsHiNoToS, February %, 1864.
General Orders, No. 10.
All stores turned over to the officers of the
Quartermaster's Department in the military d..
vision OF the Mississippi by the Unthd States Com
Rission for the relief Of he National Freedmen with
the approval OF the immediate next military COM
mander, who will satisfy himself that the stores
are such a. are necessary for the subsistence and
comfort OF the Freedmen, will be received and
transported as public stores consigned 10 the
Quartermaster At the post for which they arc der
tined, by whom they VIII, after examination and
approval by the Post Commander or Provost
Marshal, be turned over to the duly authorized
agents Of said commission for distribution to the
Freedmen.
Duly accredited agents and teachers OF the Com.
mission, under orders from the Commission, wfll,
upon papers approved by the commanding officer,
be permitted to take passage upon Government
steamers and railroad trains but cannot be trAns-
ported at the expense Of the United States.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War:
L. D. TOWNSEND,
MT Assistant AdJutAnt General.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WmTKHURsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvENUE.-Thia celebrated Establishment has Just
been elegantly rehtted and furnished. Has one OF
in this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing hkeneslea Of distinguished persons
both civil and military. LlkeneSses OF many OF
these fallen in battle can be obtained here. For
superior work, Whitehurst outatripping his COM
petitors, received medal at the Worlds Fair,
imperial Photographs, also VignettS now much
ought after. novIl-u
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THE GRRAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTH.-The
quickest and safest route 10 the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one to
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rAtea 70
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further Information apply ct the Of
dec OF tho "GreAt Pennsylv Ania Route" northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, I'm.
der National Hotel. once open from g. m. 10 Q
p. m.ion Sundays 10 Up. N.
4. .. NORTON,
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n f + q A L
PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY " THE
POTOMAC.
/. Applications must be made At tue office OF
Major Loais II. PelouIe, No. EOS F street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, between IL
a. M. and p. M, except Sundays. Major Pclouze
10 authorized to sign the passes.
2. Hnot granted at the office of Major Pelouzo,
the decision Is nal, and reference need be made
at the War Department.
.. Passes cannot DO given to females to visit the
army.
BY order OF the Secretary of War.
L. ID. TOWNSEND,
feS-t Assistant Adutant General
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By this time we had reached Twenty. first street,
oonduotor, telling him that q these d-n niaEerap
we're curaing him and calling him names. INF.
duetor came TO the door, and thnuGht he was
going 70 strike me. The driver and myself told
MIN that II was not me, and showed him Baily and
struck Lemas, whose hat fell of under the car.
I, jumped of, and ran to the sidewalk. The CEN
I%S sSSs al ne 5.s SssS s%
In the direction he was going. He then jumped up
and held the pistol towards the crowd and fred,
Twsny 'T ss %sS rot Ia nv. SHe e
car agaiu, and wanted 70 hit me, but the driver
This closed the evidence for the prosecution
M. Behrend, witness for defenee) sworn.
Mr. Day stated that he desired to prove by this
some man and had been in On habit Of putting
objected 70 BY Mr. Msrbury, and ruled out by
AaT as to whether the witness knew anything
about the rules OF the Company.
accordingly. there beng no questions TO ask the
The testimony was then closed.
Mr.. Marbury then desired that the magistrate,
accused, Charles Lemas, TO bail for his appearances
A. the next term Of the CrimioAl Court Of this Dis
tricti arguing that II the prisoner were not the
the STAIR.
Mr.; Day, for the prisoner denied the fact, and
asked Tor the AcQuittnl OF his client. Mr. DAY
cesded to read from The charter Of the street Rail-
road Company, arguing that there was no clause
coiorsS rano ,nn, .oh su ma w !. ..sa ~ tne
These men ma nab that, 80 a. "a 80 sn,,,Iai
Ia a seat and !. rids IN. snn.to oommtttna ~
renoFted through that .h.,sra.. NJ IVIi,sn IN
Senator from tbe ,is 90 So, W., Ti..,nds yShst
nov mere in Their nhstts, "a ,hI t,ent iay,snsS
ComnSnv The SIght 10 NJ, a.,da n,, nsrt,cniar css
for thia psrtiousr raeen Tho Is, Viii not psfnsa
The anInred msn LII o. nv -" Ttn. III III
4 right 10 S,as insida ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i.,s.,, Th
rentieman then-msIs a ro,tie,v ~ az ts.1inony
and o1peluded nv TeiIeFstin. ~. n,ono.,tion tba{
these parfieS bSa rISb1 e. S,da Xxx '"'
Mr.. Matbury in ren1s .,ctaS az, 1So,. ,,o., M,
mere 20 49, ,S ntIpS S, see as .heg VII 10!
into a. ,yo,Linss, that o,Sd " h1i IN " ~
proper fine Ue a. nno ~ az SJssentosPP h,s,1
theie was no ia,y h. nrnb,bi, nIo..S nin ,r
ridinv IN .tre.t 80 ~ a. - peyIplo IN
eustoIn and r,,.ton, ~ -. i 80 oon .nu
have @tyen snoh a. os5o- NV wv, ate az 'n.,y
He ,vona suhmIt ha es ~ ,h I ,nc Nv ~
deoiSion' ''' '"'o W III" 'u'hoo tut MS
Justice Kinsey stated that taking all the eyi.
dence into consideration he felt compelled 10 hold
the accused to bail for court. Mr. Robt r. Booker
colored, (hrm OF Booker & Stewart,) became the
security in the sum Of $1,000
During the trial quite commotion was created
in the court room about the "niggerSU az they
were called. Our reporter states that the oolored
men really behaved better and more RentlemAnIy
than some Of the white people present, among
whom were former Justice OF the Peace Of this
city, and two or three parties who are known
around town as county officials. These parties
-. A. 80
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OFFICE DEPOT CoMMISSARY OF
" SUBSISTENCE, WAsHINGTOE, d. C., March

OFFICE DEPOT C0MMISSARY OF
~ SUBSISTENCE, WAsHINGroN, d. C., March
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th
inst, at 10 O'Clock m, for furnishing the Subsis-
TEN THOUSAND 10, OOO) BARRELS OF FLOUR
The proposals will be for what IL known at this
depot at Nos, l. ., and Q, and bids Will be enter
tAined tor any quantity less than the whole
Bids must be In duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets OF paper.
Tho delivery of the hour to commence within
Ave days from the opening OF the bids and In such
quantities. daily as the Government may direoti
delivered at the Government warehouse In George
town, at the whRrVes or railroad depot In Wash
ingtOn, d. c.
The delivery OF all Flour awarded to be COM
bids.
Payment viii be made in certificates of indebted
ness, or Bmoh other funds az the Government may
me usual GoRernment inspection will be made
just before the Flour Is received and none will be
accepted which Is not fresh ground.
An oath OF allegiance must accompany the bid of
each bidder who has not the oath on fle In this
office, and no bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to Comply with their
| bids, or from bidders not present to respond
Government reserves the right to reject any hid
for any cause. Bids to be addressed to the under
| signed, at No. 800 street. endorsed q PropoSAis
| for Flour" s. c, GREENE,
| mb-l3t captain h O. s. v
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NJ TLITARY GOODS
WALL, STEPHENS a CO.,
312 PEHEsYLvAHIA AVENUE,
OneT the largest aGsortmentin this city, embrAo-
ms all qualities used by otrsers In the Army and
swords, sauhes, Belts, shoulder-atrap,, Hats,
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish Oh.
GERS complete ontfts In a tow moments.
WALL STEPHENS + CO.,
SeB PonnHylvanls Avorp
-. ''- .'"' ntal.. Htar. Chrol
y ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. WE
N have now In store = full stock Of GentlOInen'I
Spring OverooAt1, business Suits Dress Suits, and
Furnishing Goods OF the latest stylen, manuiActur-
cd with The same egree Of neHtnoSS style, Snd sle-
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
rsa PennHylvAnlG Avenue, botwIea
sor 'At0G 's,s, iaISI. /" W.
DHILP q SOLOMONS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIoNERs,
PR NTERS,
AND
BLANK nook MAEUFACTURERS,
1872 PENSsYLvAHIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Manifold WriteFI,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Flea,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field GlaIBes,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by Al
BiBtant Adjutant Generals.
Blank books made, and PrlRting done TO order on
All Printed Books sent by mail free Of postage.
Oa2s-tf
TN Il e A L BI ON,
i " PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 2iHt and add Streets.
nS"arfND By THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH
on WITHOUT LODGING,
MEALs At AL HoURS.
Iss o eve D' = call an GILMAN
Dogs CLOTHING.---WE ARE NOW
I'D IN receipt OF a large assortment OF Boys and
Chidren's Clothing OF the newest EtyleL, suitable
for the present season for dress and school wear,
70 which VIC invite the attention OF parents,
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
S9S PGnnsylvhniA Avenue, between
apr lo-tnt (stRr a TntSii
DEYN OLDs' USE,
COR or EIGHTEERTH ST. AND PENN. AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, d, G.
notice J. W. REYNOLDS,
OeiS-u Proprietor.
NC LELLAN'S PORT.
Published under the direction OF Gen. Mcclellan.
COPY.RIGHT EDITION
One large svo. volume, $50 pages, with ALI the
maps to which Is added an account OF the CAM
Phign in Western Virginia, with plans OF battle
fields: Copious index. Price s26O.
Mailed free recent of AbOVR nrica
Just received and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and StAtiOner,
mi-h S14 Pennsylvania avenue,
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
IA HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuREAU,l
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,

WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuREAU,)
OffIcE or CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, !
WASHINoToN, February 10, 1854.
VIII be sold at Public Auction to the highest bid
der, at the places and dates named below, viz:
Al Mifiin, Penna., 500 Horses, Friday, eth March
At Williamsport, Penna., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
9Th March.
AT Altoona, Penna, 800 Horses, Friday, 18th
March.
At New Brunswick, N. J., 800 Horses, Tuesday,
18th March.
At ,EaStOn, Penna., 800 Horses, Friday, 18th
March.
A. Newark, N. J., 900 Horses, Tuesday, 2ad
At Lebanon, PennA, 800 Horses, Friday, a5,h
March
AZ Y ntosbarre, Penna, 800 Horses, Tuesday,
29th March.
These Horses have been condemned as 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 singly.
Sales to begin at 10 a. M. and continue daily till
all are sold.
Terms cash, in United States Treasury Notes
only. JAMES A. EKIN,
feIs-slt Chief Quartermaater, Cavalry Bureau.
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or ICIA AL.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DISTRIvr)
OF WAsHISGToS, :
General Orders, No. }.
Col 7. Ingraham, asth Massachusetts volunteers,
10 hereby detailed as Provost Marshal OF the Mill
tsry District Of Washington. Howill no respected
and obeyed accordingly.
By command OF Brig. Gen. MANTIYDALr:
JOHN p. SHERBURNE,
fel6-ti Assistant AdjutAnt General.