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lvl IN URl,
THE BEST AND CHEAPESTMANU IN Tup
IINITED STATRS NA' HA1

THE BEST AND UCHEAPEST.MANURE m tn NJ
r 49, UNITED STATES. = a' az
Manure at Giesboro Point. d. O. ara noM al tue
pared to put on board vessels free. of expense To
Captains at low rates. {. - i. - &. 49, '"
5.E .e1 VESSELS WANTED - ~
Address No $50 = strest, Washington. or 20
GIESBORO POINT MANURE WHARF Vt 70
an l0-tf JOHN PETTIB0NE & 90.
THE NEW INTERNAL REVENUE Law, ap-
Poems: with trsnsiations from the German. B,
Captain Brand. of the 'Centipede, By Cant.
Wise, u. g. N. fi1 ,fres =
The Atlantic Monthly for August;
.Haurice Derins By the author Of Guy Living
Fiiiott,e Manual for Cavalry. ~ g si .
Railway Anecdote Book. ~
Besshs,t Rshsious TfsiniAn1 Amoa, 2, oaAofens fsaa
N1 - - TRANcK TAYLOR,
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DENTISTRY,

Nl. LOOMS, N. d, the Inventor and Passnses
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TRITH At
tends personally st his ONCE in this
city, Many persons can wear theseQIYYYY
teeth who cannot wear others, and NO
person can wear others who cannot wear these
Persons calling at my ofice can be accommod odatsd
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
but TO those who particular and wish the pursst
eeanest, strongest, and most perfect denturs that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii Be
more fully warranted.
Room. In this city-No 33s Peunsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 907 Arch st.,
Phladsiphia, msr4-IY
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

TRA VELERS' DIRECTORY.
by RAILROAD FROM pa PHILADELPHIAF FROM
TALsSGa w WET shEasasHr 9HRssr R1ff, Riff; ;&Wa
kt6a m, accommodation due at 10Y s.m.
Al q. m, express due at II p m.
Returning, leave Cape May
IFS "a aceo@moaatios sprHSs att n due m at 4h p m.
ngSsst des es.ass d car. or
SsH sn SsTa and '''5.1hiRf RiisA1H snp
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&@HH -
On and after Sunday. June 18th 1884 Daily Trains
and Wsshin Ttop and the West. as follows:
FOB PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON.
sss ses's M "ss dsiPy. except sunday. % LID " '''
FOR or So ssSHEzTfH6RR ndsz RN1 'PHILADELPH1A.
Leave Washin gton at 5 p %. daily, except Sun.
Passenger. win note tha. this train runs as Tar
Foh NEW PORK.
THIS t,ain $50, Ns,s York passsnses szelS'iUals.
FOE BALTIMORE.
Leave WashiRg gton at 80 .. m, ii .B O.. m, 5 p.
m, 44p. m, 20 p. and $50 p. m. except 6un.
OB sunday et 30 q. m, D. M, ana o"oo D. ne
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at $50 q. m. and 5, &.S and $50
p. m. daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday at and $50 p. m
Tickets sold to all points WEST, and baggage
checked through.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Washing gton at $50 .. N. and As ,. N.
daily except Sunday.
no train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at 80 .. m: and
$50 p m. 60 through to New York ,citaou cAdngs
of odrS.
sise ping cars on 81 and s.o p: trains Berths
can be secur ed until p m daily II the ticket Of
fce. After that hour they must be secured OF the
Tie frst and afth trains stop at all way points.
The D. m train stops only st Bladensburs,
BsltsviIle, Laurel Annapolis Junction and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday 1t stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers win please observe that the p M
train runs only as far Philadelphia ally, sxeeYt
Sunday. On Sunday it runs to BalttmoTe only Also,
that the s 60p. tratn takes Nee Yors passengers
orlv. S.x
&c., apply to GEO. 9. K0ONTz, Agent at WASH
III W p SMITH, Master of Transportation:
In COLE, General Ticket Agent. 1e 20-u
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SPRING DEBILITY!
LANGUOR, LASSITUDE.
AHD THAT
LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM
eculiar to the SPRING TIME OF YEAR, are
Immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
rotscted Solution of PRoTOxIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusing STRENGTH VIGoR and NEW LIYR into al
One of the most Distinguished Jurist in New
England writes to friend IS follows:
II have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and tho
% o ms no my system
yigor and energy am am no Longer sfeRatous rem at sna
.sl and hysioai, than At any time during the last
An eminent Divine of Boston says: a
II have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
Pamphlets free,v 90, y: =: DINssMeRRE,
COUGHS! COLDS! CONSUMPTION
WISTARS BALSAA OF WILD CHERRY
ONE or THE OLDEST AND Mosf RELIABLE RsMs.
DIES IN THE WORLD FOR ~
Coughs, Colds, Whooptng Cough, Bronchitis, DiN.
Guilty Of Breashtng, Asthma, HOarssHess,
Sore Threat. Coxp, and scay
THE THROAT. LUNGS AND CHEST.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry does not Dry up
Cough and leave the seeds of Consumptio in the
system. but loosens it, and cleanses the Lungs Of
None genuine unless signed II. BUTTS" on the
wrapper. ..s..c = soma
REDDiNG's RUSSIA SALvE!!
AREAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
FORTY YEARS. EXPRR ENOA
Has fully established the superiority Of this Sslys
over all other healing remedies It reduces the
most angry looking Swellngs and Inhamatons as
II By Magic; heaR OLD SORES, WOUNDS, BURNS,
eoALDs, &C., in . Surprisingly short time.
Only Is cents Boz.
Tne ABOVE are old and s0su established Remedies.
For Sale BY
y.P, DIHsAoRI, 491 broadway, New York,
btW: FoMLE Co., Is fremont st., Boston,
ny 8 e6 M5m and BY all Druggists.
CLEyELAND's, HINTS TO RIFLEMEN.
~ Questions and answers on Musketry, part 2:
Instruction Of Musketry; London. J - q
Thackeray's Manual of Rife Firing: Loudon =
Jacobs Rife Practice; London.
Busks Rife and hsw to uss it; London,
8 WilIsrds Manuel OF TarEet Practice,
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Aoc CHOICE STOCK Aoc
1s6 INTERIOR ADORNMENTs. $50
AS6 PAPERHANGINGs. 4S6
A select and varied 'ock Of Gilt, Medium and
low priced Paperhan gings, Borders, Statues. Gem
WINDOW SHADES.
Bun, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window
Shades, . variety OF patterns; Shade Fixtures
Tassels, &c. ! :
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
Silk snd Worsted Picture Cord and TasseIs, Aif-
ferent sizes and colors, beautiful assortment;
Picture Rings, Nails, &c. E-E7E fs..ls
:. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the
District, warranted to be gilded with gold leaf;
ALSO. variety Of Dark Wood Frames with va,
ried stock of smaH-sised oval and Carte de Visite
iNGRAvINGs AND PAINTINGS
A few choice Engravings and Paintings always
orders for Psperhansins and window Shades
pun nctualiy attended 70 in city or county.
Terma cash fer goods or labor. 90
j. MARKRITER,
F&uS1t No. 4s6 Seventh street,
jy7-tS1s Eight Doors above Odd IelloWs' Hall.
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NOTICE TO OSUTLERS.-A dou BILE deck BARGE
l<-lcO tons-in good order, all ready for use,
can be bou ghton reasonable terms Sale to close
IN, Keaneay." Ship; Yard, Alsxsadria, A VsioE
to MT s faTeps s0S' 1h
No King atreet Alexandria Va. au 25- 2w*
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REDDiNG'S RUSSIA SALvE!!
REAL PAIN EXTRACTION.

CLkVELAND'S HINTS TO RIFLEMEN
London. - A0HS' pafs y
Instruction Of Musketry; London. - s
Thackeray's Manual of Rife Firins Ionaon
Jacobs Rife Practice; London
Busk's Rife and hsw to use it; London.
jy1 RRANOK TAYLOR.
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4 THE JA1L-The number of prisoners con.
fined in that rickety old Guiding IN Judiciary
Square designated s by the name name OF jail, await
aned for nearly every offense under the law,
from the smallest to tn, greatest. There are
charged with murder, VIZ: Dennis Mahoney,
killing soldier VIM. Max well, for killing
Gilbert a car conductor; Walker Furst; Pat
rick Calvin, killing Thomas Morrsey; james
johnson and Nat. Williams, killing Peter
near Lincoln Hospital q few weeks since; O.
Woodland, colored, for killing Robert Berry !;
Ephraim Phillips, for killing J w. Boyle, In
lows assault and battery, 10; attempt at arson,
I assault and battery with intent to kill, !;
burglary, 2; compromising felony, 1; keep
ing disorderly or hawdy houses, a; forcible
entry OF house and larceny. 1 house break
ing, I highway robbery, l !; robbery, |; false
preteDces, indecent exposure, 1 threats OF
violence, house breaking and destruction Of
ing letters from the post ONCE, /: rape, 1; per-
jury, 2; larceny, i0i. Some of the prisoners
are in for the second and third time, ana the
most OF them are desperate characters snaa
few have to answer for two or three onenses
each. This number does not OF couIse CON
prise all who have TO stand uIai AZ tne %,
journed term OF the criminal court wn.cn VIII
commence on Tuesday next, as thefe are Per.
haps as many cases ont on oaii: ~
1 The building is as clean as the old hulk can
be kept and every part Hi p, ,eaye exes sstoen0e
the concern is 40 insecure that they all may be
aid to have b double duty to perform. The
waIIs of the building are rotten, and can be
easily cut through, and to guard against the
Is ca pe OF prisoners, IL ~ necessary TO exercise
the closest vigilance The health Of the priso-
nsrs is generally good, owing in a great degree
to the cleanliness with which the building 10
r. ut, and the who lesome, although ccarse ARE
iss ued TO the prisoners. The following are the
present eflcient onlcers: Robert BeaIe. W,r-
den; b. Miiburn, Deputy Warden; Dr. ~.
Young, Physician; and T. n. Robinson, ~. ~,
Wilson, g. II. Fayman, r. Waters, John Bell,
Anon Duvali, B. Russ. /. w. Ross, Guards.
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Speech by Gov Seymour.

FIFTY W battle hags we're placed IN the
hands Of Gov SEYMOUR 10 the assembly
chamber a: A lbsnv last week, Wednesday
10 be Deposited in the state archives. The
governor, always .. nsi6Ie and eloquent,
concluded his speech thus:
have no eloan-nce which sl.sll COM
pare with that Of these mute enhlem,,
whose very rags and tatters are 80 glori-
ous with the memories and histories OF
martial a, hievement have ONLY to add
. fervent PRAYER that all the s.crifies that
have been made beneath those folds, that
the .ons We have given mp in the service
Of our country, that the blood which has
been poured forth in the defence Of this
flag, NAV not have been made AMI she'd in
vain. May Almighty God, in his proyi-
dence, grant that all these things may tend
10 the welfare, the gInrr, and the honor of
ihi. land Of ours In the midst Of the
darkness which nov oyerhsngs. US in view
of the uncsrtain'ie. of the contest. with
the full know ledge that slll further life
fnust be rendered up. and still more blood
be she'd for the causs in which We are en-.
gagged, NAV We placing full re lance upon
a wisdom greater than mans vis,inrH, md
trusting IN goodness and 4 marcy far
hn'n.n breast NAV W not hope thar he>-
ssc' ficr- mas end IN our country glory
aud honor sr1 49, - made a sin
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% said AIS shall he ouni>he6' for each and
essry otfen>e, l., impfiso in tie
state prison tor not less tisn one sesr.-
All false swearing before said ho.rI Of
registration, shall he deemed ~iliful and
cerrup: perjury. and on conviction. pun
ished as such If anv member or officer
If said board shall w,lifully violate any Of
the provisions Of this act, or be gnil,v OF
any frand in the execution Of he duti-. Of
hi. Office he shall le punished for each
and ever "tf-n-e b. iup'-onHrn, n the
ate prison fer 10, le.s than Que wear
See Is Tie secretary Of state >haIi
cause This aw IL be printed ir pamphlet
form. with sui abe forms and instructions
for carr,in lug it into effect, together with
he general el4e'ion law of the state, and
q sui6rien, number OF ccpi.. thereof sen,
to each clerk Of the board Of supervisor.
in every county in Thu state. to supply
each If .he officers name in this ACT with
a cop, /; and it shall be the duty ofe.ch Of
said clerk> Immediately 10 transmi: A copy
Of The same to ca h Of the Inspector. of
election in his county.
Sec l6 Tire necessary blanks for max
ing ;he registers required by this law, shall
ne prepared nv the secretary Of state. and
transmitted 10 the persons entitled TO re-
reive them. in the same manner that hla, K
returns sc elections are row transmitted
Sac. II Nothing contained ~ this act
shall be construed a. in anv manner af-
fa.,;nu ,ba ,rnv,.ions of oh xp,.r11 re- Ia
general laws Of the extra session Of 1863
entitled An act to enable the miIitia and
volunteers of this s'a'e. when ir the iii
tarv service Of the Uri'ed States. or Of
his STATE to exercise the RICH. of suf-
fr.ge,' or the acts smenda'ory thereof.
sec IS This az, shall take eff-c, and
be in force from and after it's passage and
publication
Approved April 4. 1864
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TCrt Sumter

The Richmond eofo- Faadst' IF .ta
LONDON 7.n,s hs~ h-ea p>''as ; all IL
Fort sumter, February - 2ae hers )
wha, he saw and fet:
We are "bfiged 10 60 bv oiyh' =. the
fort j. only one ihpu.sni fon, hun.tpi
wards f,om Battery Gregg DON wh~re he
Yankees general, shs,i the ulace righ,
and dsy. md would sink YOU in minute
DID not the darkness cover YOUR approach
We started about six o'clock Ii hsd inxt
got dark and afie, an hours s,il We reach
81 H. Thirry-fys ,lionssud she!ls have
now beer thre.n against this devoted
place, amA-- o. iron equal 10 three ,hru>>
and tons. Several times The tiag-sratf has
been .ho, away, and 4, quickly replar-d.
and still the cry is no surrender" The
place "a We approached it, looked like n
mound in the middle Of the wafer. Al
Of a su den The moon burst forth and
showed III ,hs place with the Distinctive
ness Of dsv. The scene is deeply impress
.lvs on nv memory. The place lonked as
If NJ earthquake had taken place, and
thrown down the walls, or like some mag
nlfcens ruin which the hand Of tune had
desol.'ei. The jagged edges Of the walls
eran inc out in bold reiI-f with the senti
ne- passing up ard down the ramparts
male 1t rru an impressive sight. For
tnns'a'y there Was no Smelling hen ] VA.
there; il h-irg very well Iro'ec-ed h.
sand b.g~. hosever, it j. Stronger than
over so,i l. vii long PROVE thorn in the
q. rs - the \ wk -
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THE PREsIDENr AND GIN MctLrLLAx.
The New 70 k Journ"I IF Commerce
states that it kno~. j, e. he ixrt, and
many other know The fact ths, Mr LIN
COLIN has not only once bur agsin and
again since Gen McELELLA>'s r~,nnvsl,
from the command stated frankly and
openly hi. belief that MCC,RLLAN is the
ab-S' General in he American srmy and
thai TO "ne can question his hnnes,y, his
ability, or hi~ patri"'iam .. ~
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THE DEMOCRATIC CREED.

Ena and eIsct i'!atice 10 all men. of whstev-
or stat. or persuasion religion. or polite l.
he support Of the State governments IL all
their RICH. IA n. sures, bulwtrks inst anti
repub lean tendencies
mild and sat. corrective Of abuses which
are Topped Nv the sword Of revolution, where
Eesceable remedies are unprovidcd.
A generous spirit II concession snd cnmpro-
mise the vital principle "f republics, without
which there must be a. appeal TO Ia 90. the vi
Il, nri'cpa and immediate nareDf If d~spotisn.
The supremacy Of the civil power over The
Mir ~ authority
Ec nomv in the prh'ic expense, tha, lshor
msy ~ lightIv burthener.
Fri IN Of religion Re DOM ~ sneech, free
dom Of the prr.a AM freedom of IN. rerson,
IN Ter rha nrof-c,i,n e rho hahcl- corona and
,ria bs ur I'M r islir -plertei.
A nov 81 II. tbs,r. 20 I'd va
good Ugh ail,~ pta asy hy ~ adrira,
sta-ei BIZ Hp,er pytnrjpies ar uo,t Gre B.C,rsE
YnC AZ, aIGHT Thea. I'D 'he-e alone if
sunr.--fll vii gig" pace 70 The country. ard
ar. ~ pa~po ii o. ~ YER rt.nt HrEe
~ trpi.r~ ,,Jr ppromisss " til ~.tbe- IT he
5tysos IN m tsrnf prrtiss .ai "" e 'eat :
- W.. NV .rrh,s- ~ IN ..e .:t.i. z QUITE.
i ~ - di.a-4rt.a - hu- ,'as2 fla. n ~5ou-
= n- l,t-r hoo.' m, II jim W. To- tn
Ger art-- er#ugh gI.r y"u Il. vrcrory-
and prs arvp tn gogrrnB.Ht n IL . ns'ituton-
i nr-,rtv tlrrve " - ~rsPHf> a. b rGLAs
i. b.. reaa>is fro &, fhe bIcopu If the u chigGn
EIch1nq> D~''ot 1860
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UEaacRAcY VrxDIcATyp The New
buryport, Mass. Herald Of the republican
uasion. shus states its convictions 10
reference 10 the democratic party
Now we havs this to say OF the demo-
cratic party. that. separated from all con
nection with slavery. i, is TIE psrtv Of the
coun,ry-.nd i., politically speaking, es
sential truth All other orgsnzr'ion.
have been temporary, based upon false
principles. and often aiming to .ustain
wrong measures. There has nAver been
party oppos1d to the democratic party
.h,t has "n'hved = .ingl- national admin.
r''",'"" "hs' coming into power. From
'hs asys OF John Adam. To ,hs last year
o' we term Of Abraham Lincoln ,be,e
sns< s,sna On, .. ,rp,l,
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fT The Men Na.i,n ,he ns~anaps,

fT The Men Ma i'm ,hs nsvanapan
organ { Gen FREMONT 5,a>s:
" A. long a. p'l"ics are mix.H ny with
military seienr- y. long ~ the radical .Is-7
rl-ion !. no, taken :" knock IN IN. head
Al in'ermedhl'ny with politics in the
camps. and 20 rnnpal each ,,pe ~ kr.p
IN. propr pIae. he .u',!irrs' IN .suf,,a
and The citizens % he MAJ agani.r' 81
pubic snd ~ vat. fur ,hs,. s,is be
n"'h'ng hn' sn,tchv. confusion, and re
fen, Of tho army " s.t. ..-. .-..a. .- ls
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F.sa VS. .-s-s. a> 81. ..4d ,a.s.. ~...
-.sa t-.,,e. ~ s0r .r~ .s.:.<,a -..nr . =.
s-n." 3 t@f 80 ,'.." r. .-
,zap-~ y, = l,5sJ Nv. * .r2. ree.
buG cou'o aot, AM lad DOT exac}i7 know
where Frank AMI Charlotte Houston sss.
lhonEn Lad ghe Impression lhat fnay
w-re on,'e nesr Two Stranger st / t
bind ~, hu IN The pausee Of music ak
ed almost lnces.sntly tuj.v heard, wl,a
pr-terns'nn 4u k SIS. ,ourd- wh'ch !
conFd uof dis ingn'.h. aud noticing d.
denl her singular pa Ior found that ,he
appeared 10 he en'ng /" the speakers IN
our rear | caught the words. 80. YES,
engaged to h. married He ha- been pa, :
ing his addresses 10 her Tor some time.
shouldn't he surprised if they were mar
rled in the autumn"
] knew Immediately that they referred
to Frank Applebv and Charlone Houston.
Looking around ! sa~ them, nearly oppo-
site. Frank never looked more b ilIian,.
There WAS an exultant sule IN his face,
a vivid igh, in his eye as i, csugh, mine
Poor Emily Bv acciden, her hand
came in contact with nv own Death
could not have been colder. Oyer her
beautiful eyes a mist seemed drawn She
shuddered, and no longer listened with
rap, attention or a gentle serenity 10 the
music !; on the ccnlrsrv, her movements
were hurried and agitaied. Wholly u
accustomed to conreal her feelings, abe
knew not what TO do Her cheeks we're
white, and her lips had blsnched appear
ance. trsmblsd a. I watched her Al
last | whispered Emily, shall We e.
| home?'
"hb, If you p!ease. air." she said, RI
sing hs.,ilv and turning thereby drawing
TIE eyes 1T 'n.nr upon Us, for our. was a
conspicuous sent.
Isl, -tiIl = moment, dear" said. Q nj
ly, for Jaw that her sr.pgs gestures Al
trac,ed attention. la a ru"men,. when
touch YOUR arm, | will take Won out"
! At she fir-t favorab . opportunity. ~ with
drew ~ quickly AZ posslhi- and ~ere soon
.ssled ia ,hs carr,sge ! knew t'A' po",
her. A, ia,t v-ntursi to..v. Did s,t
never inspect !, before? Ha, ~ obs sold
Won, 10, even Low T.
/ %, m, no" .he sabhea y cou'd
/ aot sbink ii H. -. :" kind 80 gentle
z" ne Oh hn- could as tel ia sha'
he Hii f car crue) Ian ~roBx N ne
10 .ell you 'h,s' /. ii vic.ej, i. j. tool
i1h 10 me- r.
! n. d-''rp." al sehi., "a uxh ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-05-06

CtKs FOR A tIr or Iai.s>s-s CONT
ne i1cklhg .f c.pes. % tftIs for ole
h"dr- and son vii be glad 20 pu. II
your Goa, The oezt and work ike . negro.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-15

FORD's New THEATRE.-Mr. Hnckett may
we'll he prond Of the brilliant and crowded assem-
blago that greeted him on his temperance here
last evening. twas, indeed, an ovation well due
TO the talents OF this excellent comedian, whose
unrlvAled performance Of FA stan called forth the
most enthusiastic applause. Mr.. charles kenlble
Mason, a. the nery Hotspur, proved himself an
actor OF ability, and also won well-mertted Nrks
OF appreciation Tonight ShakspeAreiH glorious
comedy Of the Merry Wives oil Windsor Ia 10
be presented. Mr.. Edwin Forrest succeeds Mr..
Haekctt on Monday next, opening In ono OF his
huoSt impersonAtiOns.
CASTERDURI Music HALL Miss Jennie
Englc, 80 long announced, made her first appear.
Aucc laGs evening, And mAds $ decided Impression.
Her voice 10 n rich soprano, OF great sweet ness
Every word OF her ballads arc artleulated in a
clear, dlBtinet manner, entirely unlike the geneT'
atty Of singers, whosc rendition Of EnElt II songs
are French TO the audience The ballet pantOmlB lO
OF the "Nlllage Rivals Il very laughAble RflOr.
piece, in which the talented AGd c0Inical Billy
Cavansgh sppeATg, This 10 announced rs tho last
week oil MISS Dora DAwron, the iOuble-T o. Ice
LADY, and VIC would advise all our friends 10 Wit
ness her wonderful powers ere she departs.
YARIETIEs.-Mlss Fannie will positively APP
pear this evening in dew dances. hir. Jno, Reese,
the conlc singer, made an excellent irprgsBion
last night. Hrs voice is clear, loud and musical;
his comic action pleasing. Kitty Lee, Maggie
kIiel, Maggie Vernon, Annie Fillmore, Mssgie
Wilson, and the other ladies will appear Tonight
with the Star Troupe. Friday, 81. PatticEI Day,
benefit Of the Rueker Steam Fire Company,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
0FFIo1AL. 8F
wAR DEPARTMENT, !
ApJuTANr GErERAL's orTIcK,
WARRINGTON, March 70, 1891. }

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTANT GEHERAL'a OFFICE, y
WAsHISeToN, March 70, 1884.
General Orders, No, %.
The President ofthe United states orders 40 fol-
lows;
I. Major General Haleok Ia, At his own request,
relieved from duty as General-in-ohief Of the Army,
and Lieutenant General U. s. Grant IL assigned to
the command Of the armies Of the Unitsd states.
The headquarters Of the army will be in Washing
ton, and also with Lieutenant General Grant in
he field.
II. Major General Halleek IL assigned 10 duty in
Washington, as chief OF stat OF the army, under
the direction ofthe Secretary OF War and the Lieu.
tenant General commencing. His orders will be
obeyed and respected accordingly.
III. Major General W. 7. sherman Is assigned TO
the command OF the military division OF the Mis-
sibSippi, composed Of the departments Of the Ohio
the Cumberland, the Tennessee and the Arkansas
~. Major General J. D. MePherson is assigned
to the command Of the Department and Army Of
the Tennessee.
V. In relieving MsJor General Hallsek from duty
as GeneraLln-chief, the Prssldent desires TO sI-
press his appreciation and thanks for the able and
jealous manner in which the arduous and respon.
sible dut es OF that position have been performed
By order Oft the Secretary Of War.
3. D. TOWNSEND,
mis- Assistant AdJutAnt General
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DROPOsALS FOR IRON WORK.
HENpQU NRrERs DEPARThEEToF WASHIsUTUS,
OIuCE OF CHIEF QUAINT RNIABrER, :

Nv NN7I' WI EN0 UIFAWTWLNI Ut W N0ITINW EVNI
OTrICE OF CHER QUARTERNIABrER, J
WAguISGToE, March II, 1864,
Proposals Will be received at this office until ~
O'Clock NJ, on THURSDAY, tho nth instant for
furnishing and hitting four wrCusht!EOn Carl .ges,
for stlrwAyAj eight brackets, and two hundred and
eight lusAl feet oflght wrOusht-irOn railing. The
corner Of Seventeenth stieot anil PcunSylyanis
avenue, and Will he con meACCd on Friday, the
18th instant, Ald finished without delay. Plans
corner nr Seventeenth AID X streets, every day
from to II o'clock a. m, and from 70 6 p IN.
rTopOTRl' should be addressed 10 me ~ below, and
endorsed "Pro' oiAls for Iron WOGs." No bids
viii be considered other than from parties who
are known TO be competent TO do In their own
shUpa the work propoted for
ELIAS NJ. GREENE,
l.eptciNuD Colonel, Chlei GuarteTmGStSt.
Depart meat OF Wa shinntop,
mIh'Si Cor, l6b and Pennsylvahia avenue.