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NEW ORLEANS, juno Il, 1895.
There and will be limited restrictions travel TO
ports the Texas coast but free and unrestricted travel
and communication will open few days by official
dcrs Only transports at present running, but pr
va,e line Of steamers will be plying in few days.
Tho steamship Flung Shuey has arrived from New
York
Governor Allen has published his farewell address to
the people of louisiana wherein no advises tenn
to the laws. In the. inevitable az
events they must depend upon the United states
TO make them conterted, prosperous and happy. Refl
gees are ADVISED ~ return home take the oath OF Ale
glance work with redoubled energies and prove and
substantial citizens He announces himself an exile,
but prays for permanent peace and prosperity To those
who live under tho flag Of our common country.
General weitzes command had left the mouth Of tho
Mississippi on the 10th, bound west.
Gold Is quoted at 1875. hiddling cotton at BIC.
Kirby Smiths Order on the Sure nder.
HE REFUSES TO SANCTION BUCKSER's ACTION.
HEADQUARTERS, Trans MissrssrIr DErARrNkSr,
HouroS, May 30, 1855.
SotDrRs-The day a1er ! refused the demand OF the
federal TO surrender this department left
Shreveport for Houston j ordered the Missouri Arkan-
% sS S Of n.
negotiations, and possible secure terms alike honor
able 70 soldier and citizen Failing in this intended to
Arm in resolve and battling for the right believed that
God would yet give US the victory reached here 10
nd the Texas troops disbanded and Fastening their
homes They had forsaken their oolors and commanders
had abandoned the for which struggling,
and appropriated the public property to their personal
use. Soldiers, am left commander without an
army, general without troops. You have made your
choice. II unwise and unpatrotic, but II " final.
pray you may not live 70 regret IT, The enemy will
now possess your country, and dictate his own laws.
You have voluntarily destroyed your organization and
thrown away all means Of resistance. Your present
duty IN plain Return 70 your families Resume the
occupations Of peace Yield obedience TO the laws La
Dor restore order Strive both by counsel and example
to give security TO life and property And may God IN
His mercy direct you Alright and heal the wounds of
distracted country z. KIRBY SMITH, Genssal
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Plans and Hopes of the Returned
Rebel Prisoners,
&C.. &C.. "a.

The steamships Evening Star, Captain wimpenny
and George Cromwell, Captain vain from New Orleans
on the 10th inst, arrived at this port yesterday Tho
following is the specie list Of the George Comwell:-
Leverch & .$25, 900
c. 8. Robbins (casher) MISREPRESENTATION. 25O 200
waiter Murray. .....:................ 5000
Total $50, 900
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Chsapess Hswspspsr saA Best Lite
rsFy Vanfly Journal I'm the Country.
The wsHIy HRALD, for the present week h nv
ready.
Terms-sinsls subscription, 81 Three copies IS; yfvs
copies 50; Ten copies SIS Single copies Five csnAs
each. limited number OF advertisements inserted n
the WEEKLY HERALD.
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lotterfess
J. CLUTE. Broker. I76 Broadway.
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A speck OF Dsnger.-The Mfnutese
black the Of tooth II evidence that d.
Gays sracng finger has touched Quickly nisrposs u
SOZODONT safeguard, the tooth V gone-And noe
only that but perhaps half Be assured thai
nothing bun SOZOD0NT viii either sdectuAly prevsns %
arrest dental disease
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A.-ChorOkeo Pills, Female Regulator,
81 per box Sold by druggists 81 page pamphlet al
Vice free. Address DR.. W..R. MERW1N, No 81 WALKS
street. New York.
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Old Eyes Made New, without specta-
eles medicines Pamphle, mailed free receips
cents. Address
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No More Gray Hair or Baldness.-Forty-
years constant study. Consultation free. by DR..
GRANDJEAN, Astor place
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The Most Reastirul WAXING Coses
vcu .,sv ~ sss White ppch 80 Everything elsa
- CiARKE Nos. l2 and u4 W nlAm street
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Ngw ORLEANS, June 10, 1885

CHIEF JusTIc. cHAsE NEW ORLEANS.
The principal object OF attraction here the present
time Chief Justice Chase He arrived here few days
since and has been the guest Of Mr. May United States
Assistant Treasurer The Chief Justice has been very
active since his arrival and visited most Of the principal
places Of interest," not only in the city but the adjacent
country On Wednesday he visited the fair being
given Espanadc street, by the colorcd ades OF tho
city, and for the benefit Of their people This fair
rous enough, is given the old mansion Of Hon Pierre
1DIe United States Senator and Minister Pienipo
skfary to Spain II built just before the from
money received by Mr. Soule for legal services 10 Don
Tomas Marin, representative Of some steamers
captured by the liberals Of Mcxico and advcntur
Gus Americans during the Mexican war. The whole
amount Of the fee said 70 DO $4,000. Mr. Soule
lived Ia this house till he was cent BY General
Butler 70 Fort Lafayette, since which time he
has alternated between Richmond, Havana and Mexico.
He 10 now living on plantation near PueblA Last
evening Mr. Chase was given small party at the house
OF relative, Mr. Hggins on Jackson street, at which
He has made very favorable impression upon our peo-
pie He leaves for up the river very
CENTRAL sHERrDAN's COMMAND.
General Sheridan, since his arrival In the city, has
scarcely been seem and said to be busy organizing M
command for hard work In Texas. He resides and has
his Office at the house OF Mrs. Slocomb on Lafayette
square The troops, principally cavalry assigned him
are rapidly concentrating and soon sufficient garrisons
will be stationed all through Texas.
MAyOpAIrY ORLEANS
This vexcd question, over which The interested have
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sCans thou min lister o mind diseased.
And with some sweet, oblivious sntdote,
Cleanse the foul bosom Of the perlous stuff
That weighs upon the hearth
Certainly; PLANTATION BITTERS viii do It when moth
ing else will Melancholy, Depression, Hypochondra In.
sanity all spring from diseased stomach sn4
mistake about IT. Dyspepsia Headache Dulncss Agu1
and Low Spirits must yield to the health giving and genial
influence OF the PLANTATION BITTEkS IL you In
doubt, make trial and be convinced.
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Ask for Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
and Dressing They have equa and should b
used at this Sold by all druggists.
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Our Mobile Correspondence.

MOBILE juno 4, 1885,
Tho steamer Zephyr, Captain Benjamin L. Blonk, OF
New York, arrived here to-day from New Orleans with
Major Lawrence Kip. Of General Sheridan's staff on
board Major Kip bearer Of dispatches from Gene
raj Sheridan to Generals Steele and Wetze Both OF
these generals will at proceed to Texas
The inland route from New Orleans to Mobile via
Lake Ponchartran and Mississippi sound Is O pleasant
one and now much travelled both by government and
private steamers and other vessels
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Ladies' for tho Country and Wishing
themselves and families beautiful Boots and Shoes.
tronize MILLER A co. 81 Canal street.
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A.-Wholosalo Mems Furnishing stOcA
At retail cheapspendid White Shirts, s2s very best So
Paper Collars 81 50 hundred; Linen 81 0O dosoa
Good Socks, - per dozen. SMITH FOWLER,
No. spark row. opposite Astor House.
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MOBILE, Ala. Juno 4, 1896.

THE LATE EXPLOSION.
The effects OF the late terrible explosion this city
have not been exaggerated in tho least It is now esti
mated that thousand human beings were buried
In the ruins. Dead bodies being recovered every
DAY Every building in the city is injured
and scores are in danger Of falling at any moment.
Captain Tucker, Of the steamer Colonel Cowles. has
died Of his injuries Sixteen men out of q crew Of
twenty belonging to the Colonel Cowles) missing
1oRrEDoEs IN CUSTOM HOUSE,
In looking the papers in Of the rooms of the
Custom House day or two ago two torpedocs were
discovered. One was placed behind the door, None
ARRIVAL SECRETARY cHAsz-REvIEw
On Friday Secretary Chase arrived in this city Yes.
serday he reviewed the troops of the Thirteenth corps
The column formed in Government street at seven
O'Clock Secretary Chase, with General Granger and
stan and several other distinguished officers stationed
themselves IN s. Francis street. Of the Battle
House, while the troops marched down Royal street
Immediately in front The soldiers looked exceedingly
WELL
UNION MEETING AT MOBILE
A meeting of the loyalsts Of Mobile and Baldwin
county Ala, is called for the 9Th at Odd Fellows Hail.
70 take steps towards rcorganizng the State of Alabama
:. GENERAL STEELE
has gone to Texas Dispatches for him from General
Sheridan have been sent on to Brazos.
MOBILE, juno s, 1865
Tho Presidents amnesty proclamation was received
here by telegraph last night 1t created considerable
citcmont and read in the open saloons and private
houses by all colors, classes and ages
RECONSTRUCTION MEETING.
Among those who will be present at the Union ire
construction meeting to be held here tomorrow will
be many gentlemen representing the real planting
and property interests Of this State Some OF them
that they willing to rent their plantations any
Northern men who believe they work them TO advan
tage and with profit
The negroes here have very imperfect idea Of what
IL embraced within and conferred upon them by free
dom They do not relish work, and, in times past,
ehun II as much possible.
The talk among many Of the planters Of this
what are they to do with tho negroes They look upon
them unreliable under free system of labor and are
anxious to get rid Of them as speedily as possible.
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Soldiers Wishing Citizens Clothing
will ind large stock and will be- dealt with Hbcrally 81
FREEMAN BURR'S one Price Clothing Warehouse. Ia
Fulton and ~ Nassau streets, opposite sun Building
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DysPePsia and Debility f. Cured by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP A pamphlet OF 81 pages sent free.
j. =. DINSMORE IS Dey street, New York.
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smith, Martin q Co.,
Bankers and stock Commission Brokers,
No III Broad street,
New York
u. g. 80 LOAN AGENTS.
The different denominations hand ready for imnen
delivery aud liberal commissions allowed N parties pur
chasing for resale.
All classes government securities purchased and foe
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A.-Legal Lottery Prizes Dashed. on
cal drawings circulars and information sent.
J. X. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street, New York.
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A Powerful Tonic.
"ROMAINE'S CRIMEAN BIrTERS."
"ROMAINE's CRIMEAN BITTERS."
"ROMAINE's CRIMEAN BITTERS."
MOST POWERFUL TONIC"
"MOST POWERFUL. TONIC.W

q. Plat Esq, Assistant Assessor Internal Revsns
Army Of the Potomac came home sick leave almost
skeleton single bottle restored his appetite and strength
that in two weeks he able TO join his bse
tery.n
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Get Mrs. 3. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Resorer Dressing for restoring invgorang and beau
tifyiuR the hair Sold BY all dru ggiss
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ELIAS HOWE, Jr., Puidsn. 62s Broadway, New Yort-
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ton while your blood impure. CONSTITUTION LrFK
SYRUP purges the system OF Impurities and stimulates The
vital orrans n vigorous
and restoring the health LIFE SYRUP rapidly cures disease
which caused impure blood. Scrofuia kings
evil tumors old sores ulcers bloches eruptons plnpi
bos erysipelas letter satrhcum St. Anthony's IRE sst
head rnGworn tumors syphilis and
all foul diseases diseases Of the heart p~lpAton dyseep
ala liberation bones of the scalp and ESQ
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP aud You will be surprised
s rapdity In rVnoving these diseases II leaves tho
pure the complexion clear and the system free FROM
disease Sold by ali druggists.
MoffGAN FALLEN wholesale Druggists,
General Aaepta. CHE street York
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The Bridal Characteristic Essay OF
warning and Instruction for Young Men Publishes ~ sns
Howard Association, aud sent free ~ charge Ns. cn
velopes Address Dr. J. sknln Houshion, Howard As~"
ciatfon, Philadelphia, Pa.
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| All Should Soc Facd's "Washington On
the Field Of Trenton" Admission free 66 and COS Broad
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Electricity Applied for tho Cure Of
Disease by DR.. CHAMBERLAIN. No 30 Bond street.
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Ask for Flanders Japanese Cement.-
The ever mending China Glass Earth
| nwarc. DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.
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uss MRS. n. A. Aliens Worlds Hair re
and Dressing for restoring color and natural eeau'
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Chcvalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair to It's original COLOR stops its falling out keeps the
head clean Stands above comparison with othor har
dressing Sold ut the drug stores and At olce No liz
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEVALIER NJ d.
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Cristadoro's HAIR Dye, Prcservatfvs
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail No Aston HOUSE
The dye applied by skIllfu artists.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints. and
all diseases OF the feet, cured by Dr. zACHARIk. 70
Broadway.
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MOSQUITO Nets.-Patent Portable Can0-
PIES. OIL, ALB KELTY SO Broadway.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Buttonhole Machine
WHEELER WILSON, as Broadway. New YORK.
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Address to SmOkers.-POllak & Son.
Meerschanm Manufacturer, 692 Broadway. Fourth
street PIPES and CIGAR HOLDERS retail. cut 70
der boiled, mounted and repaired.
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As Faces Are OF Many styles, 90 SHOULD
and they at GENINS, bl3 Broadway. the
most retail establishment In the United Staes
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Flags and Bunting.
@. l.. J. b. kelly. $50 Broadway
Flags! Flags! Flagsi Wholesale or Re-
TAIL at JOHN N. STEARNs, No. College place
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Have the Physicians Given You Up
Are you Feeble smacated, without appetite sinking day ~
day respondent despairingf Cheer up II In IN
like yours that the BlOKRENE works Its mrncea There
vitality strength health and safety In this vegetable
elixir Try It. Only 81 per bottle. Depot ~ Dsy street,
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Bunting, SILK and Embroidered Flags
At HOJER 4 GRAHAMs, 81 Duane street.
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oapl 70 AxgusA Ga, d the advance q General WI
so have been discovered and are expected 70 BE- re-
turned e nonssomey in day or TO By the proper ON
Mr. John Taylor, State AGENT arrived on Sunday
evening non S AusussA Ga having IN hs ehatss the
mule wagons TO carry these papers and portion OF those
q nssissiPPl The latter were forwarded by the Red
CnicI NO 1 TO Selma and from thence will be sent 70
jackson, the capital Of that State.
AR1EH o. X G0vHRN0R M0ORR
Ex-Governor Moore Of Alabama, who was recently
arrested was escorted through Montgomery day two
health.
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Home Made Bcer.-Onc Bottle Only %
eents) Compound Extract Of Dandeion will make thirty
healthfu delicious Root Bear Prepared By
H. J. BREWER Springfield, Mass sold In New ork By
DEMAS, BARNES co. Il Park row, and y. O. WILLS
CO lis Franklin street.
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DIED.

On Thursday evening. 2sd Of March. at J o'clock.
SAMUEL W. BRADLEY, aged sixty years.
His funeral will take place at his son.in-law's
James W. HaIdin), ON the Nins-naile rod near
No. battery. THIS (Satu1dayr EVENING at
o'clock.
OF consumption. at the residence Of his brother
in-laG, on the Gath instant, CORNELIUS 0RAS-
WITT.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
the funeral at George Tayior's on Fourth between
Jackson and Duval streetss THIS Saturday
EVENING, 25th instant, a o'clock.
. On Friday, Path instant, Of consumption, Mrs.
VIRGINIA. F. CLEMMrrT, consOrt Of Thomas
Clemmitt, in the thirty year Of her age. 4
The friends and acquaintance Of tho family are
requested to attend her funeral from Sycamore
Church. on TO MORROW Sunday MORNING II
lkO'clock.
At obslo, Amelia county, March lsta. Of para
lysis, Mrs. ELIZABETH +. POLLARD. wife Of
the late William H. Pollard, in the ffty-sxth year
Of her age.
Having been for many years an humble and con-
sistent Christian. death proved to her only an en-
trance into that rest which ia reserved for the
pie Of God. =
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TO BE INITAT TED

LIBERALITY TO BE IMITA TED.
A gentleman, a refugee, has placed at
the disposal of reliable parties in this
city large sum Of money, to be ex--
pended in the purchase of slaves who
will voluntarily enlist in the army. The
manumission papers Of the slaves SO
purchased will be placed in proper
hands, to be delivered when they have
performed meritorious services or been
honorably discharged. 1t is hoped that
,~riotic> masters will Gf they cannot
afford to lnanumit and offer their slaves
as free gift to the army send them
forward, and dispose Of them at reduced
prices, for the purpose Of having them
enter the military service Of the country.
Gentlemen in the country can direct
their letters to "Major Turner, COM
handing rendezvous for recruiting
colored troops, Richmond, Virginia. {"
Any number of negroes for sale on rea-
sonable terms can be disposed Of readily
if sent to this city,.
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TIE WAR, NEWS.

THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG LINES.
Nothing Of interest has occurred on
these lines. On the north side, ~ is
quiet. Grants army in front Of Peters.
burg has, for several days, been in some
commotion, which is thought to indicate
that he is either sending off troops to
North Carolina or preparing to make an
other move against the southside rail
road.
FROM NORTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MOVEMENTS.
The New York Times says that Sher.
man was to meet Schofiel3 at Goldsboro'
on the 2lst instant: that is, last Tues.
day. Though it is probable that Sher-
man was late in reaching the trysting
place, intelligence received through the
Raleigh papers goes to show that he has
ss-rt out in that direction. The Raleigh
Confederate of Thursday says that, on
the evening and night Of the goth, Sher
man moved from Bentcnsville towards
Goldsboro'. The distance from Bentons-
vile to Goldsboro' is about twenty miles.
Referring to affairs after the battle
/, Of Bentonsville, the Confederate says:
General Sherman's whole army wassintrenched
On the morning OF the Goth, and We did not renew
the attack, but held positions, and brought off
al Of our wounded There was heavy skirmishing
on the Goth and 2lst. and Neyera partial attacks by
the enemy, which We're handsomely repulscd-
1.-THE troops all behaved admirably and the army
has fully disipproved the ISLANDERS that have been
circulated against it." -
As is proper, our Southern exchanges
give no information relative to tho move
ments of General Johnston's troops.
The Raleigh Conservative learns that
Governor Vance has requested the Coun-
Gil of State to meet in Raleigh on Mon
day, the 9th instant. .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H GREEN Tea, GREEN TEA.-A
superior article of GREEN TEA and a gene
raj assortment Of CHOICE and FANCY GROCE-
RIES, which We will sell at a small advance on
cost. Thankful Tor the Liberal patronage of the
public, we will strive to merit continuance of the
same. McAOLEY & MYATT$
No. II Main street, seven doors below Seventeenth.
NH 4-3ts
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R RATTLE, RAFrLE, RATTLE, at the
,"kUuY SALOON" No. West seventee nth street.
near Main. magnificent OIL PAINTING
Scene on the Missouri River "a picture worth
having. Come and see it. NH 24--3ts
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II Oesnsf q 1efuGaA I'd hlpel ,tre,ee
AIu1DAY KvEuM0s HAAe9:3s, lses.
oniste s%c,n. ne ~ ~. p.es,i. 4. ~ s, 1 ~
d Dasan. Synopsis q Vocal aud Inst1umental
Music, arranSed exprsasly for this Theatre by
" Bohemia: 0pa1Ag CAor0s-'s Comrades, . NeFIy
Measure. Grand 6paniah Dance, BY the Oorps d
Ballet. spanish Bofero, Miss Mary Psrtington.
Solo and Choru$-the "Ragxed Cavalierro 'I-by
Tie entire company; Grand Procession; Soldiers
Solo and Chorus: "Comrades, when the Martial
Song and Chorus-",Ti. Better to Laugh than be
Signing drinking Chorus" Bright Win. II the
SPELL Boys, 'gainstI Every Care" Grand Finale
Long Live the Kifs, Long Live the King, Long
Live the Kidg! To conclude with the Farce Of
Object Of Interest,"
In preparation. IN English translAtion Of the
Opera Of Fra DiavolO. NH 25-lt
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90 TWENTY THOUSAND SEvEN-THIRTY
INTEREST NOTES FOR EIGHT PER CENT. BONDS, DUE IN
iS6".-Any person desiring to make the exchange
proposed above, will please address the undersigned,
giving the terms upon which they willing to tx
change, CHARLES MORLEY,
NH 23-5ts Richmond, Virginia.
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Ritbntanh 4ispattt.
SATURDAY xoRNfNa. ........ MARCH IS. lsss.

.. The Dispatch Coserfins- Room has SseS re-
.srsd 10 tie Northeast Corner AZ Thirteenth AID
Nam ,c-eets. fspemes's BsiidtnsJ Immediately OPP
ros,ts the Old Stand.
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~ HUsTINGs CoURT.-We are au
thOrlxtd to announce ". A. WRIGHT as CAN
DIDATE for MAGISTRATE for Madison Ward.
NH 22-SS

EXTRACT
ADJuTAST AND ISspEcToR-GENERAL's'O OFFICE
RICHMOND, March "A, lS65.
GPECIAL ORDERS No 67.
VII. Briyadier-General DANIEL RUGGLES.
p. A. C. s., Il. constituted Commissary General Of
Prisoners, and will at once enter upon his duties
designated in paragraphs i. II, and III, General
Orders No. VI lS64).
by command Of the Secretary Of War.
JNO. WRITER'S,
NH 2j-6t Assistant Adjutant-General.