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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

VNHE ROUND TABLE.
Il THE NEW NATIONAL PAPER
READY TODAY.
CONTENTS
The Ladies Fair.
Death Of the Earl ofAberdecn
Pltin Talk with Congress.
The Moral Of the Recent Eleelona
How TO Man our Navy.
wauted-A National Academy Of Le;terA
Before the Fair; A Poem
Shakespeare's Fame in tho Garricks Day.
The Autograph Collection in the Metspodisa FsD
Judith: Poem.
The SoyeIeigns al Meat
REVIEWS.
Theories Of the Idea Of Beauty.
industrial Biography.
Oreeley's American Conflict
DRAMA
Spking the Guns Of the Press.
Mir. Booth in " The. Fools Revenge"
All the
LITERARY AND ART NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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Nmnsemfnts.


0LYMT.1C TIIEATER.
" Les' re and Directress MRS. John Wooa
m fafs fiffs rIoi:i.y EVENING April 1904
' ''''1'y THE SanspIaSS last = NIGHT BUT TWO
Pr .ssESr ESrrnrAlsISS SEXmAE ATD IAv'HABLH PRO
BY JOHN BROUGHAM, esq.,
ENTITLED
THE IRISH EmlGRANT,
n, IN Gvn wh1. .ua.or will SPPs%5 Owen, France @. H.
Clarke, and Mrs. sedley Brown-
Concluding with the excellent farce Of
TIE LAUGHING HiENA,
Mr.. John w.od, Mr., scdley brown Mr.. W. Dsvdse and
MONDAY, APRIL II,
wan AN OLYMPIC EXTRAVAGANZA,
LoYALINA,
pRroApEReESEERAL FoRTuMo
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One hundred and eighth time,
In Tl1s r. n S Fs, s 4gi NJ osad G te M cha son also
Mr. Daly. Mr. Browne, Mr. Psrkes Mr.. Pope, Mrs
Boey, Miss Cannon, asa Mofani, Mira Vernon,
Mrs. John Seton, Miss Barrett Mise
lie Rrun and Mss Carman.
O-MORHOW-FRlDAY,
0odsmiths sterling Comedy,
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER
SATURDAY-Bulwers celebrated Play,
MONEY.
kONDAY-tFirst time this sesson)
The exquisite Comedy,
FOLLIES OF A NlGlIT, and
THE SECRET.
TUESDAY-THE HEIR Ar LAW.
In preparation-TilE STRANGER. -
Win shortly be repeated, WILD OATS, TUE RIVALS,
The SCHOOL tOh SCANDAL, LOVE FOR LOVE, and
MARRIED LIE.
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FL H1SIULUUICAII VIEW OF MAX
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w remember
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TF You WANT TO KNOW

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ir marriage ETC. ETC. road reri1ed and enlarge edition Of
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
Among the many subjects treated IN this ~ork are the fo
soxins Cons sumpuop Bronchitis Asthma CssrTh scTolus
kheunatsIn Dyspepsia Piles Liver, and Philosophy Of D
teion Constipation Affections Of the Urinary Organs, Bar
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OVAL PIANO-F0RTES.- S.-Amateurs or 9th
~ ers are invited 10 examine Piano which for volume Of
tone purity and wecness 1, aneeuLsd th. .on,nsnt
Gail At 579 Broadway. j. b. PICK.
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VNyANTE D--A young man, practical
w PRINTER. to Run A GORDON CARD PRESS q
,-N' A. II. kEECH, No - Ann-ssL
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DIANO-FORTE for SALE-$2J0.A eplen-
i did 7-octayo Rosewood O,crttrunE B1ss Raven L BA
con, makers Can be seen ., No. lGl 3dst, grocery
JOHN A. ELM.
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NVANTED--One or two practical MEN, who
have been used to eanysssng pess Books 70 s y
sivsntareon. terms Address "Publishsr" Boz No. 3ix
Po.tOHice, kew-Iork.
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AysIyERsARy.-The Fourth Conn

ANklVERsARY.-ln foirtn company OF inc
Seventh Regiment n. Y X " g.. celebrated their 5st
anniversary at tho Armory on Saturday evening. a
large number OF invited guests present In addition
10 the Company 6ne collation. Was spread. 10 which
es were made Ly ex Colonel Vermilyea' Leuts Myers
and Kipy and others. The Company liz conn anded b.
Capt VIM II. Riblett, First Lieut.. w. III. Kipp. aud
the line Of tho regiment position held for nearly 20
years by the Second C0npany under command VI Capt
SUBWAY. Grsillas full band was In Attendance, and
performed some Of their choicest selections Messrs.
Holly. Brundagc aud Bunting did the honors OF the
evening
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IN PORTY-sHvYSTH STREET.
The alarm in the First District at 10

The alarm in the First District at 10 O'Clock
D. m. on Monday, was caused by the breaking ont
anew Of the smoderng In the ruins Of the Harlem
hay depot corner Of Fory-seSenth street aud Fourth
fire rapidly extended TO all the burned hay not cared
of but BY stretching hose from the hydrans. and the
timely arrival OF engines the flames checked be-
fore much daInnge was GOae
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Fires.
LIZ MRRCrn SrRHEr-

The piano-forte manuiactory of Lindeman *
Son Nos IN and l13 Mercer street bcrlOlsy dam
aged by FIRE and water at early hour On Monday
morning. Loss stock 5000 insured for tlO.voJ
as follows, Commonwealth Rutgers. and Park Com
panies e. 900 each; Corn Exchange Company. 5000;
and New World COMPANY sloo0. Tie building Is
owned by A. T. Stewart. and IA damaged about 500;
inanIt.i In The NaiionAl CompanY.
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Phu.d,,pns. Cs,,I~ M.rLe,-Jc.-T q

Tie Hsak~i fof bsSv CLTILE :, dull and ifces lower
Of 900 head lea i5ic sBssr very doll ard lower
900 wsrr .od 81 SAd &c y n. lioGshAvc stT:nced s's
Of 100 Il Ella :od sa 100 n nsl Cows dull q y 80
according " quality.
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IN RIYINGToN srKHTT.

The lumber yard OF Messrs. We'll & Brauns-
dorf No. i35 Riyiugton street damaged by hre
Monday morning 20 the amount Of sjO0. Insured
| Supposed TO be the work Of an incendiary.
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fAdvertisementI

NINTH NATIONAL BASK-10-40 BONDS ON
Ses and printable iuvestmedt the inter
est payable gold They pay over 10 per cent interest
also free from taxation. .-..
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Receipts Of Produce.

JuNr T-9m0 bbi' Flour. 81 bbls Whsty. cTo bels
Corn Meal 10 900 bush Wheat 20 oDo bash. Cora - a.
bush OAts es ysr Lard, T0 pigs Butter ~ Pkss Ashes
<,.go pkgs Pr0visions. % pigs Oil Gaze.
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fAdvertisementJ

GOVERNMENT AGENCY AND DESIGNATED De
PosrroRr OF THE UStrEp sTArEs N
The METH NATIONAL BANK or CITY NEW YORK
JosKPH u. ORvs President H. M. HunPHKxI, CashfL
No 363 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK, June 90 1864.
The secre.y Of the Treasury directs th. Bank TO take bids
for the remainder Of the LOAF OF 1884, This six per cent
Bids should DO handed in at once Nothing less than 101
viii be entertained. 'tff -
The 9Th Of July viii decide the question: % the bids VIII
that day be opened .I.I ....l D.. n
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Cbanres for Bnsimess Glen.

HOTEL for SALE-A BARGAIN-0neO fthe,
Il bes. and dsrably located ia the city, Handsomely
frrhed favorable lease, and doing fail money ing bus
mess SouTHWlCk WOOD. No. n Finest.
NJ USKET0 SHIELD or GUARD, J. HA--
WI NESS's Pa.eut E,e.ybcdy wants it Ia ny
ers, No. 80 Wsrren-st, mp stairs. AGENTS WANTED IN
all parts. A liberal discount TO the Trade. - ..
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The renewed offer of the loan Of ISL by the
Secretary OF the Treasury at the minimum OF oi was
surprise to the street 1t OF broke the price Of the
52Os and put On end 10 all hope Of selling for some
time any p cent bonds The balance Of the loan, the
Last to be offered win call out large tenders. not only
from those who cut of bidders under loi, bat
from those who succeeded at that rate Under the new
Loan bill the Department will naturally supply Its
wants by using the go currency notes and by negot-
ating foreign loan which rumor says 10 far advanced
The Albany Exchange Bank divides u cent,
payable July /.
The following will show the exports Of specie
from the port Of New-York for the week ending June
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ADVERTISEMENT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

"
30 , FIRST NATIONAL BANK, oil. 80 dsa
No.4wALLsr., NV yonx, June 81, 1894
,g FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES. 80,
THs BALANCE oy the sEvsSrYUvs MLrrox, LoAs-U. s.
stses OF lss-To BE AWARDED AT 100.
This Bank win receyo Subscriptions for these u g. Six ps'
Cent Bonds Of 1891 end win furnish tho Subscribers, ive
Of Commission, OF 100. r'.isg - 4. ,1.- ~
This the minimum rate fxed by the Government. for tho
unswarded balance Of the Seventy Eve Million Loan.
eli 49,. s. c. THo,6Psos, President.
JAxEs CuHpHKy, CashEt ior iiaas ,-arsi1 n. -
fAdvertsementf II ''' - ."ei' 94i
!. FIRST NATIONAL BAsx ov Nsw. YoRK
ala .srsrlEvw'YsTk, Nay ~ 1864. !
This Bank has now on hand for immediate Dc
Livery ample supply Of u s'io-s BcsDs with CouFoxs
ifsu March l. ilogo1e yea gsrhs,1i cs % sioss s,5t
Payment may be made IN any apds current in nils city,
H.ni 'a',.s BAxrxLC, yxYx1sos, PgssiasDk
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A. Ov,,c, or AssrsrAyr ouARrrR-l

CIvAIRr Buurar Ovrcs ov ASSISTANT ouAErtR-}
xasTxa No 10 sfArKsr., NEw'ioaK, yane 10, 1874.
CAVALRY HORSES WANIED.-I viii
tina, nav De presented snd ss inspection the OoyeIumsn.
stables corner 0,hsv. and ass, In this city nn'ii i'n
notice. a., j., .Ass..... ~
PAY will be made In checks payable In eerincaes
Ind btedbess when ~ more Horses are see'eo
Pic one hundred and hfty iijcl dollars each. : :.
GEO. r. BROWNING, Capt and A. q N.
HORSE for SALE.--A good driver either to
coupe or wagon Over sixteen hands btsh and COCO
,nrrer sod Tor want Of Apply al NO. isI Web
l8thst.
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forses, Carriages, Sc.

ouAsrrarAsrER's ory1cr NEv YORK. April Is, 1854
A RTILLERY HORSES WANTED ,OVV
n Artillery Horses wanted for which One handiea ana
Seventy Dolsrs win paid for al that pass nspecnon
These horses DO sound every psrtesL broken 20
harness no, than 53 hands high and W be presented @
Ss iI,S s,snuss STEWART VAN VLfET,
-1 49, Quar;ernssteE
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printing.

WIN. EVERDELL~ SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w .t-sTEaM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL NAN
UfACfURERS. Oh. 90 i...a ... i1l ..Hf..fa.
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l,Ef1,150

az Deposits
Ctysnd County Of NswYoh Dansv Berthcl Cashier OF
the
me- M, correct DANIEL " n. BERTHOLT, Cashier
swysntsfrs be this soh day Of June: 1884
" 7ls'gI Taea.s r. OErB, jr, Notary Pnbhe.
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l'''. '4.'.' ~ q vat ''''-'' y ssI 80 ssa9 {.
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Merchants, Exchange Bank.-S,atement OF the
NIRCBIfrs' EXCHANGE BANK. the cnr sev York - re-
chsPri Las Of lsAl of ne -.ss snans saturday NE
2ysh daJ II Jsr~. les =.
&ysfsss u IOso' snl Dsc,.u,s ~
sbDub' q sp>ie ........ Soi,xSt %
Of CrealAsssn. lncn<aas ths Of Tie - =.
j ars-
.-.s.s -.
CAV coaaiy 81 New r0sk J. oakry, Cashier Of
the M>ehsr ssd that
lao bc 81 ksoweass ss4 sss
p ,. OAKLEY. Cashier.
s-ors t.6rs ~ As ssth 4ay Of gune itet
i've HssEsas Commissioner 81 Dceda
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BrfoHrs' IsD DRovkKS hank rsqsrsd By Chapter 30
tf the -o-t ssnfdJ. ths ss Day o. Jn.
Assfsfe I<-ss asa Dssc0aAs 1SblS.slv
~.---.
A.essss auo9ni Of SrVsaioa s,..v
.si cossiy Of ss--iost. Roosu u PsFnn e><ns
Dfs~rfs s~efn d-s.> an ~ st
X y. YExRis, cAsssr<.
s-orH ssks. N. u. ss,h d, sfJas.. itt
a I...o CQsuu Of De eda
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Bank OF the state Of New-York. IS,

n. BA OF HE STATE % NEW YORK, Of The CJ Of new
Laws OF 1874 for the week ending
saturday, the SSH i.y u jose. isti
Average ssi DISCOUNT ebestSeo %
kveras. snoust Of 1917 ~
oy ed County Of sesrot 80 J. Geors w Dasr, cs-s
OF Of % the CITY OF se-
Yoi sad the sbovs sssssHt
r.e 70 dc best VI ny isI~ sds- end bs-<C 80 :.
s~Orn before ne nh s7th day Of Jens isst
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irving Bsnk.-S,strrsent q lfvlN0 BANK, ~ re.
adcdy Chapter e Laws Of 1885, for tie week ending sr1f
ssth d. al Jane. ls0i '.' -i' '-i't q o. d l
A... ssosa, q Le.s, snd psenaDiI sioss go
y
Avssus Anovat u Cuegaueo eSs1blJ
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Buli,s Head Dank.-s.tsment Of the BULLS HEAD
BANK a. es By casy,rr Laws " 1855 The ~,ef enfnf
tafsrsay .tss s5tb day Of Jans, lrt -. - 49,.
Average " Loans All Ds-oan,s esos6D! %
snsaf OF
Average srnaai cf'u.En az
ciy roan;y Se~ fort George W Whe,' Cslsfoi
n Balls Had DsHh t~s day d-g~ AL y ta US 's
esfecf, 10 - ksoNsiss and hchei
g. w. WILLKrr Cashier.
svosr bs6fs III, sItA LAY ofJgne. istt
Acsrsr,s Lrl.ss, Vo,,ry Pubic
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09

LrScoLS.-Speculating upon the declaration
of Seward, that Abe Lincoln is entitled to four
wears rule over a united United States, and
other indications that the Abolition Admins
tration means to perpetuate its existence by
force or fraud, or both, the New York Daily
News throws out the following warning:
..Now, let the Administration and their
supporters tread cautiously upon the ground
they have so artfuly surveyed. There are
pitfalls beyond their vision, and beneath is
volcanic fire, flaming lava of popular fury
that already threatens ominously, and that,
when once in action, will not be ailayed and
cannot be subdued. The radicals are supreme
by virtue Of their usurpations. and they own
the name of official authority, which is in
deed "a tower of strength" But beyond that
their power exists only by the apathy and sub
| missiveness of the masses. ii the attempt be
made 10 create a President by fraud or force,
| or by any other means than the strictly logiti-
mate exercise of the elective franchise in its
fullest freedom and purity. the attempt should
| be resisted, even although there should be rev.
\ olution in the North. The Administration
have already sufficiently violated their consti-
tutioral obligations to merit impeachment and
| punishment as purjurcrs and traitors. If they
| 20 so far as to bring bayonets to bear upon the
| Presidential election, there should be steel to
/ meet their steel, and the defenders Of the sa-
cred ballot box, We trust, will count as many
4 as their assailants-
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09
$3.50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the undersigned, living nire
IL miles from Dougllssyille, Davis Co.. Texas
on the night of the 10th inst, the following
Negroes:
EDMUND, 2j years old, mulalto, six feet
high, weighs about 2l0 lbs-very likely.
GEORGE, 20 years old, dark brown, about
feet s inches, weighs about l45 lbs-very
likely.
JIM ALBERTY. p years oil, black, abogt
feet inches, weighs about l35 lbs; has
whiskers and moustache, which are very long
for a negro.
DAVE, 90 years old. black, about feet &
inches, weighs about $50 lbs; has whiske-s
and moustache, hair and beard very kinkey,
suffers when excited.
BILL POLLY, 26 years old, mulatto, abont
feet inches, weighs about l40 lbs; has
bone felon on the index finger Of right hand.
/ will pay $50 each for them if caught aud
put in JAIL SO | can get them, or if delivered at
my place will pay in addition all travelling ex-
peAses.
EDWARD c. MORTON.
February 90, 1864. t-2w
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09
Hr.por,RrEns TRAxs-MIss. DER.

HEADoUARrERs TRASs-MIss. DEPr.
Shreveport, La. Feb II, 1854
GENERAL ORDERS No. 5.
MO TMPRESSMENT Of property within the
In Trans Mississippi Department, will be
II nade without written authority from the De-
partment Commander; the District Command
ers within their respective Districts, or tile
Commanding Officer Of an army in the field.
In all cases Of impressment, the authori y
must be shown By the parties impressing.
BY command of
Lieut.. Gen. l.. KIRBY SMITH
S. s. ANDERSON,
6:4w ASST Adj't General.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09
Special Notice.
OFFICE MASUFAcTUErSG Q. VI I,

Washington, Ark.
THE undersigned. Manufacturing Quarter
L Master for the District Of Arkansas, having
exclusive control Of All Beef Hides belon ging
to the Government, hereby notifies all per- ons,
tanners and SPECTATORS in particular, NOT TO
purchase government hides from any person
having charge thereof, except from hin self or
his agents authorized to make contracts for
leather. Any hides purchased By any citizen
from any officer or soldier, in violation nf this
notice, will be taken possession Of for the uzo
and benefit Of the Government.
All good citizens are respectfully requested
to take care Of all hides left by detached com
mands-notifying me Of the quantity and their
locality. Any labor or expense they may in
cur IN so doing will be paid by me-
J. u. THOMAS,
Maj. 4 Manfg Q. NJ, Dis. Of Ark
Jan. Is. 1864. Itr
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09
HpoRs. PosT WASHINGTON, ARK, 4

SPECIAL ORDER No. 16.
THEREAFTER all persons bringing letters
IL from the Federal lines to persons in the
country controlled by this Post, will bring
them to this office for examination, before de-
livering them to the parties to whom they are
addres sed. Any violation Of this order will be
severely and promptly punished.
By order Of JSo. G. PEAY. Mai. Com'dg Post.
Act JAS. p. ERWIN, Post Adi't
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09
For Sale.

! HANDSOME Residence about one mile
u from the Court House. There is Dwell
ling House. 20 rooms, Kitchen. Negro Cabips.
Smoke and Well House, and other nocessary
out-buildings- Splendid well of water.
young Orchard of excellent selections Of fruit
Cribs, Stables and Lots In short. almost every
convenience that could be desired. Forty Acres
OF Land will be included in the sale of the
Dwelling
Title indisputable. Confederate money
wanted in payment. Apply to
A. ID. WILLIAMS.
Washington, Feb. 2T, 1864.
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09
WASHINGTON
FEMALE ACADEMY,

fI'HE Spring Session OF the Washington Fe.
! male Academy will commence on MONDAY,
2oth. 1864. under the superintendent Of Mrs..
Field and Miss Brown Rates of Trition so
and 500 Payment at the end Of each half
session. No deduction except in case Of pro-
tractei Illness
January 20. 1864. 52r,f
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09
SIS Reward.

I O5T between Camp Bragg and Cam den,
L large black Morocco Pocket Book contain
ing about four hundred dollars in Confederate
Notes and some valuable papers The above
reward viii be paid If delivered 10 ne at camp
or deposited where I can get it.
IT, J. CHUCHILL, Brig. Gen.
Dec. 80. 1863. 4o.sxt
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09
N O TICE.

EARNESTLY request those having Cotton
! In the counties Of Hampstead, Lafayette and
SEWER, to come forward and sell it to me for
the Government
Cotton Is now our chief resource. there
lore hope Tor the success of our cause that this
call will be responded to with alacrity.
DAVID BLOCK,
Gen. Agent Produce Loan
for the State Of Ark.
Washington, Feb. Is, 1864. Off
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09

The DUKE OF AUGUsTINEBURG.-The Duke
Of Augustenburg, about whose succession to
the government of Schleswig- Holstein Europe
is threatened with war, is a tall man, over six
feet high, with hazel hair, black eyes, light
eyebrows, "good" complexion, manner some
what slow but stately, and speech sedate, with
al slight 'peculiarity." He talks .saffablyn
and seems altogether q well intentioned but
somewhat slow and heavy person, who will
govern Holstein without many blunders. and
without being very dangerous parsonage in
Europe:
Washington telegraph., 1864-03-09
Confederate Money wanted!

EOR SALE-My premises in Washington,
known recently rs Burt's Hotel & Stunrt's
Store, also, my farm one mile and a half from
town. Two hundred acres, Eighty in cultiva-
ton, the rest well timbered. For terms apply
to myself at Greenyille, or II. A. Jones at
Washington. A. I. BELLER.
Jan. 6, 1864. n3-Im.