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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsTER
- sTOHES, GRAIN, AND GRAIN SACKS.
Chief Ouartsrmas,erS Office, Dspet of Washington,l
Will he sold at PUBLIC auction. at 6th street
wharf, Washington, d. O.. on SATURDAY, May
r. ss at 10 clock a. % d lot of
WheelbarroWs. Globe Lanterns, Shovels
Paulins. Canvas. Brooms, Buckets
Kaaes Chairs: Files Hssnd Lamps
10 the time and place Ss,hea Corn
Terms cash. in Government funds 2dsiv Cd
my4a s 'en an Depot T,e Of Wash d sson
GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.
eat0 Qsa'rm :. ore. g.pos Of ws;ss.s.on.,
near the observatory, Washin gton. D. q, on
"EDSHsD on M nUap ,ss = M Is 9s!Gok
condemned as beipg unfit for public ser vice.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds,
Brig.dier General and 6hief e esrsel master,
SALE OF CONDEMNED EoRsES.
QHa''S'"W aslissios CIV, Apr H aSs.Ilf ESQ.,
Will be sold at pubic auction, to the highest
bidder. At aissSH9HrSSss 3; V.'S Nav T.
TUESDAY. May g.
r tEIRAy, NAY Msy e. e,
TWO HUNDRED o1Sy.XXiRT HORSES EACH
These horses have hem DA1; ndemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
fo1 road an ana farming purposes, many good bar
Horses sold sin gly. Sale to commence at 10 A.
ID. Terms cash. in United states . Grrrene yn,u
Brevet Brisadier General, in charge FirstDivi.
vision Quar- termaster General q Office.
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A UcTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES,

Oua,,syna.tsr Gexeraps Ofes, First Division, ,
washington City, April Is, 1855, {
Will be sold, at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the time and places named b. low Viz
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, THURSDAY,
CARLISLE, pENRsNY |, IN THURSDAY.
May IL. 1866,
WILMINGTON. DiLAWARE, THURSDAY,
PIrTsBURGH. PINNsYIVANIA. FRIDAY,
TWO HuNnkHfsSS g S.A w, HORSES
at each place.
=, These horses have been condemned a unfit for
the Cavalryservice of the Army.
ps;Os road and farming purposes many good bar.
Horses SOLD sinaly Bales to commence At 10 A,
n Terms, cash in United States currency.
p.., JAMES A. IKIN,
~ %mA First Division Q, d, 60,
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feb 4-dtf
. OLD AND STOC KS,

COLD AND STOCKS.
Our ONCE has been placed In direct telegraph
comm nication with the Gold and Stock AXchange
Rooms in New York. insuring promptness in the
execution of orders.
Pure hases and sales made 1T the usual rates.
RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER Il CO.,
INST Bankers, 352 Penna Az.
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THuRsroN's IVORY. PEARL TOOTH Pew
DER. for cleaning, Identifying and pressrv-
Tie Tech and Su% This elegant 0sspara
Wv" 20 =, O. WILLS & co.,
New York. Proprietefs.
Tor sale by all druggists.
vxJEELs, CELEBRATED MAOHINE-SPRlAp
w STRlNGTHENING PLA6TlRS are the very
best in all cases for which plaster Ia required. Peg
sale by all druggists. Jan 30-eoly,S
T0AKR NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN /
i SAFE REMEDlES for unpleasant and danger.
ous diseases. Use HELMB0LO'S EXTRACT bU
OHU and IMPROY1D BOSE WA6A. m 1.em
7 ARGE MAP OF GEORGIA.-comyiled under
IL the direction of the General Assembly; one
cory only; backed with cotton. Also, alsrge MAJ
ofEoukh Carolina. For sale 6yo,
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S1oR1r DIsEAsfsl SECRET DISEASES"
sA ARITA IFTi
IL A z O

S0Sh11 OIS6AC6SI c1SSHA OAp1AS0Git
sAMARIT AN's 9IFri
SAMAFITANS GIFT
THl MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER CSHDa
Yes. Positive Cure for
oontainsno Nil no Ba!ssm, 10 Merenry
They Are entirely vegetable, hayins no smell nor
TIP . ct 80 III tho n
tSo to fsuT y
Of the Of oDs Of mcss
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day;
Lei Who have dsspsired sstps
or who have been gorged with Balsam copavts. or
Mercury Try SsaafaAR1rAws GIFT
Bent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81. FEMALES
g5ooD, gA0oDH 81, s b Syax,
'9h&SSST5k S5sRr. 5ff2H''
e. if,sISi 2:
p!escrsSed il reaches ana srsdisstss particle
~ ara % healed and DO not trsns% ttoyo pos.
'r for aoT in after years
~ s e
viii remove every yestigs Of impurities from the
Il II "a %Asa
Price Is cents: Full directions.
WHAT THE S fTksg kss sAp q THE sAMAH
geaRD TIE Rsss .
Philadelphis-Dear Sirs Please send me one gross
of your samaritans Gift by Adams Co. . Elk.
press, 80 as to reach me by the 18th. sail on
that day Finding it to be what it is represented,
do not like to make voyage without supply.
Yours, very respectfully,
~. g. DORSET, Surgeon
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co., N. Y;.
=" Between New York and Aspinwall."
DESMOND & CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Ofce. -
HENRY COOK, Alexandria. may 6-n
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The Evacuation of Richmond,
WHAT AN KNGLIsHMAN NOTICED AT JEFF

u h.
DAVIS CHURCH.
London Times Richmond Correspon dence1
Upon the arrival of General Lees despatch
In Richmond, President DAVIS was occupying
ms accustomed seat during morning service
In the Church OF St Paul's, in which church,
served by the same clergyman, the Prince of
ales attended divine service upon the occa.
sion OF his visit to Richmond, and the Presi.
cent was surrounded by congregation, of
winch the lalIer portion was, as usual, ar.
rayeo with an elegance which has long been
an unfaillng source OF wonder to those who
rehect upon Richmond's four years of block
ade Suddenly the sexton approaching Pres
ldent handed to him q paper, which was as
SLOWLY perused. Rising from his seat with
singular gravity and elaboration, Mr.. Davis
lett the church, and Immediately afterwards
several prominent citizens were, by the same
sexton, summoned to follow him.
1t will be believed that the exc,tement
smoHg tnose WAo remained was at its highest,
put III was remarked by sly Observers that the
excellent clergyman, who has endeared him.
seii 10 MS congregation by four wears OF brave
ana nearly sympathy with their trials, did n OF
omit TO make the usual collection, possibly
win the design OF impressing upon his con-
eregatlon mat nothing unus ua had happened
posslDIy 10 give credit " currency fr ON
Wn'ch all felt that every sembIance or value
Yves passing away. The congregation was not
SLOW 10 dispense, and quickly from mouth to
month neW the sad tidings that In a few hours
hicnmond's long and gallant resistance would
ne over. The scene that followed battles de.
scripuon.
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uyHl OLDEST HOTHL CONDUCTED ON TIL
EUROPEAN PLAN,
IL enlarged to double Its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL, II
EnTnfI IA. M r,ad lllA St Kaska12tl6. ~. r,

This hotel. the oldest conducted on the Iuropssn
plan In this city, has been enlarged and "A
improved in every way necessary fer the VfSSN
accommodation Of the increasing guests. IE:h j
proprietor no pes at BY attention to business We
sSnans e., 20 receive patronage s heretofore
oh.r e Ara moderate. D .xp,cB ,-.,-..
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REMOVAL. Il
The undersigned beg leave to inform the citi-
zens of Washington that they have removed to
No. 346 Penn'a avenue, and 300 street, ender
Washington Building, cor. 7th street. where they
have Just opened q fresh and desirable stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
for Mems, Womens', Boys, Misses and Childrens'
wear,
and which they sfer for sale At the lowest price.
Give MS call and We will guarantee satisfaetion.
ap Tim" LOOMS Il MAYHEW.
n $4,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND
SHOES -
PANIC PRICESIi
HELLER CO., 1927 tn street, having Just
received large supply of all kinds of BOOTS and
SHOES at the recent Panic Prices, and are now
Good quality Ladies' Goat Balmoralr at Sl.1.
Good quality Ladies' Slippers at 60 cents.
Ladies' heeled Slippers, 81 Is,
. High heel Opera Caters at 81 50.
Gentlemen p Long Boets at 81,
Childrens Shoes at Is cents.
Good quality Children's Shoes At 40 cents.
And all kinds of the best makes OF Gents,
Ladies'. Misses and Children's BOOTS, SHOES
and BALMORAL6 at corresponding prices, at
HELLER i Co. e, 492 It'll street,
Pour doors above Odd fellows' Hall.
TRUNKS, VALIeE6 and TRAVELLING BAGS
HELLER l. co q, 492 7th street,
NH s0-lms Between and streets.
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~ ne Government of Prussia has suhnit
ted to the chamber Of Deputies a plan for the
increase OF the Prussian fleet. 1t claims for
TIE country position capable of imposing
respect upon naval Powers Of the second rank
Ten IRON clad frigates, 10 iron clad batteries
and 20 corvettes and despatch boats are stated
TO be necessary for Prussia. The expenses
for the whole increase are estimated at 3i,59,,-
hln rhalprS -
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WHY INJURE THECOMPLEXION BY POW.
w DERS AND WASH ES which choke or fill up
the pores Of the skim and in short time Leave u
smooth and soft skin use H4LMBOkDS Ia
TRACT OF 6ARSAPARILLA. It gives or Srn
lisncy to the complexion. M1o-oA
NOR NON-RTT1NTION OR INCONVENIENCE
IL of Urine Irritation. Inflammation OF Oicer.
aton Of the Bladder Kd1sst aSssr or Ene
Gravel or Brick.dust Deposit, 4nd a al Yisseasss
Of the Bladder, Kdnsysr AID pH IaXTRA1TST RH.
nHi} 1'' mar 25-6m
ER0M LoN10N-who's Who u! In 1850; Britiah
\ Al AIM" ~ Red Boof, - 1856. The British Armv
List, January. 1865. The British Navy List, Janu.
xbS FRAN TAYLOR, =!
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GALE AT ALEXANDRIA, VA, OF CON-
- DEMNED GRAIN, GRAIN SACKS,
HORSES, AND MULES.
Chief Quarermqstsr's Office. Depot of Washiagtoa,}
Washington, ID. C.. May. 1865. &
Will be sold At public auction, at AleNandria,
Va, On MONDAY, May Is, 1855, at IL 0 clock a.
M, about 5CoD bushels of Grain and 20 Grain
Sacks, condemned as being unfit for public use.
ALSO.
at the same place, on TUESDAY, May Is, 1865.
at ii O'Clock a. IN :, alot Of condemned Horses and
Mules.
Terms cash in Government funds.
d. q. RUCKER.
Brig Gen. and Chief On srtermaster,
nv 4.d Depot of Waghin etOn.
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A WOODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILE DRIVER,
AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP,


Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
superiority of his machine over all otn for the
purpose Of sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders for the same.
for the bSrins Of oil Wells exceotfng the STAN
ENGINl AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE,
(but will be furnished, it desired, at reasonable
price,) and dispenses with the use Of the derrick
rope, bull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive
structed wheels and portable, that it can be
easily removed for the purpose of sinking wells in
different localities.
The detritusis removed from the well by our pat.
ent hydraulic process, and does cot require the
removal of the drill from the boring. This process
not only removes all the detritIs in from s to 10
opens ali the small oil veins that are often en-
tirey closed up by the old process Of sand pumping.
With this machine and . practical engineer, q
we'll be sunk from 400 to co. feet within period
Of from Is to 80 days after the soil pipe has been
driven.
Arrangements are being made for the construc-
ton and delivery of these machines at New York,
Norwich, Newburg, N. Y, and Pittsburg, Pa For
further information, price, terms, &c: address
York, ap Ism
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FUTURE DAYS.

TRUsTEES sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON sTRRET, NEAR THE CIR.
Gle
On TUESDAY, May 2sd. at FIVE O'Clock D. n. We
Oh all proceed to sell, in front Of the premises BY
virtue of q deed Of trust, bearing date on the 81
day Of August. 1859: accorded in Liber J. A. g..
Lot 49, in square No Is, in the city of Wa hinston
the whole having front of 81 feet 8 inches on Il
street. The Improvements consist of three story
Brick Dwelling House, of large size, with suitable
Terms Of sale Cash; 800 to be paid in hand at
the time of SALE All expenses of conveyance to be
paid by the purchaser. -
A. ROTHWELL. Trustee
my4.eo&ds J.C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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10y McDEVITT & CONNOLLY. Auctioneers.

myfe as ~. mc6 UlhE q CO., Auctg.
RY McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers.
2, S3oPf Te SE SOLD
streets, viz Comprising Boots and Shoes, Lad es'
and Pocket Cutlery. Notions. segars and Tobacco.
sea ai inss Steel
the Prominsnt Generals q the United States.
Night sales Tuesdass. Thursdays n and Saturdays,
The highest cash b price paid for Furniture. ao.
% 'afs Atsesdsd Auc
RY j. G. Meg UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT, IMPROVED BY A FRAME DWELLING
a aa6 sTR gh FORTH STREET. bet DIST and
5naeT and by virtue Of an order made on the l4th
District Of ooluDjbfa, and passed in certain case
IN raid cu Rachel Mason
e e va. ': PnS
na Gi
With Interest," One Of the
money to be paid At the time Of sale default Of
resold at the risk and expense of the defaultng
.Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
ap21. staw3wdds Auctioneers.
RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctionesrs.
CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUsI-
NESS PIECE OF PROPERTY ON PENN,A.
AApnENUE, OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN
By authority Of the suprsme Court ofths Dis.
and jn Gray andsose ss
against VIM Todd and AIsYanssE sheghsId.
s to s fs5 s'
sion Of original Lot No i, in square 45i, described
as follows: Beginning at point on the line Of Pa.
western conner Of said Original L.ti. and thence
sontheastHardiy along said avenue y ieet thence
avenue g feet incses thence 1 rd
and at right angles with the line last aforesaid 2
point on the line of north street IL feet inches
eastward. from the southwestern corner of said
feets inches thence nor tb and light ansiss With
said street 50 feet ~ INCHES to- intersect line
angles with said avenue, and thence along said
% to sss h .sesy sk
oSs1 TSs.s !: soy Ss
house f:Sn sa on Canal street the whole under
y ssa for sale tn sane ssusas
and y months. with interest on the whole amount
PAYABLE semi annually for S xhieh the PURCHASERS
on he s OF and lien re-
DC II the terms be not complied with within Eve
days pubic notce At
the F.k and cost a o. Il: 4opRB purchaser falling to
apa &c MEG UIRs ( o.. Auets
SALE r At At as!IH yA aicRs CON
w,u 30 .o,1 TasstssTtoa, .; G, May4: 1855!
w. q moNDAY may M 1881 at t. II
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TOsIPH REYNOLDS l. co.,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
No. 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENUE,

-
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
No. 500 NINTH STREET, NEAR AVENUE,
Have just received, and will constantly keep
hand, the largest and best assortment in the city
MIC. sne oh 1o and ali r
cles In this line, from the best establis ments in
New York, Philadelphia &C., which wsll be sold
" Also, RANGES. TGRNAoEs. and Fire. Board
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
We do all kinds of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
Closets, Wash stands, Basins, L o., &C.. at No 500
9Th street, near Pennsylvania avenue, the largest
establishment in the city. feb 2-eotf
THE GAME FISH OF THE NORTH. Fly
Il Fishing. with six plates; London. The River
81 and on
The Angler and his Friend: London. The Field
Book; London. Walton and Ootton's Angler; Lon
don. Stonehenge's British Rural Sports; London,
Manuel On Pechsur; Paris. I'D .Ncu r,v,op
TTPWARDs OF THIRTY THOUSAND certificates
- and recemm endatory letters have been re-
neiais many 9a 81 arg
from the highest sources, Including eminent
Ms men, ciersymen, governors. state 5qages'
ERINOH JUv1NILl BOOKs-Ls Robinson
r Crusoe; Robinson swsse; La Sem aine les trois
ysudi 0hisn ct Snst Lee Ea.2ts
Nait'. ~ Jan 81 20 = RfF Si H T4Sk q RSns
ENFEEBLnn AND DILIOATI OONSTTTU.
1xrRi9T bUoHU. It vii sivs bri.I ana SH snsr.
Gstis feelings ana enable you tosleep we'll. m56-6m
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"A 0@u 6I4 Pa. Auexxs, Washisgton, d. o.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERIN EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
MERCHANDISE, MONEY, JHWELRY, vALU-
ABLES, NOTES, STOCKS. BONDS. 60,
Forwarded wish SAFETY AND DISPATCH to AL
has agencies in the Principal Railway Towns 10 the
NORTH, EAST, WEST AND NORTHWIST.
Its principal ordces
"Ae PHfEh6EiP ii a. BALT1M9RH,, GIN SfHNstoN'
CINNATI, ST. LOUIS, Louis
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Conneetions are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the CANADAS and the
BRITISH PHOVINCES and other steamship lines
TO hIvERP0OL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE.
and thence by European expresses TO all prominent
commercial towns in Great Britain and the CONT
Collection of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILL snsda
1T all ACCESSIBLE parts Of thu Emitted States.
te2S O. O. DUNN. Agent, Washington, D. O.
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NOTICE TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS,
AssIsrAKr QuAlr.IxAs1.I's orrIcl.

D.rer o. %tss.ss1os n. "a 5 ns.; siss st..{
The attention Of officers and enlisted men, for.
to ts . In ,se OF the United states sslsd
Iae government warehouses connected with this
The Government requires the space occupied BY
said property for the effects OF those new in tho
A description of each article should be given
with the name, company. regiment, or othe
showing that the claimant is the authorized
The goods will be forwarded to the address Of
ssss rom dss
sold at public auction. ,ur. ,roopv
NH 7-dtmaysl Capt. Asst Or. q. s. Army.
HAPPINESS OR MIsEBYi-THAT is THE
OF .n
ssbi6fNE." have dsterniae ssardiess & x:
pense-to issue, free, tfor the benefit Of suffering
ssrsas SST OF Ma9ass ana
lions. Nervous Debility. Premature Decline, In:
Physioosy and Nstures pIe Law. These inv aiuabie
lectures have been the means OF enlishtenins ana
the receipt Of four stamps, by addressing Secretary
Pa,ssas Cstsnf W. Of Anatomy and M'd'tans s6s
the rcols Dc Phsrmscie de Paris. and the imperial
Tresmsr Ne T. IS the efectusl remedy for Esl..
so1 and 11hsps .1nspssded
the p.seouse use Of CopSvia 0uSeSs 81 I'M r51ss
ties and Be .ondsry symptoms, thus ti OSsi ;rS
the use of mercury and all other deletefiouA
dents. want .....
preparation Is II the form e. o
nd OF osphere in tin cases, st $3 each,
or fonr Ia cases in one for 50, and in 81 cases
rrnin;stsred By VaIpeau, Sallamanda. Roux. &c..
&WSVholessle and retail BY DR.. BARROW. Ne. 194
fe be h.d also s. o. FORD No. $50 p. ave..
eornsr nth street. mar 36m
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JACKSON DIRECTORY.
NoIice 10 Cotton shippers

FROM and after this date no more Cotton WI u DC
received AT this station for shipment en- the \ ~ \
q y X r. until the Revenue and state taxes on same
have boen paid The shipper must forward 20 the
Agent with the Cotton, receipt from the Ce4eel"'
of Revenue. and from the sheriff OF MS county
showing that the said taxes have been palel
The Agent is liable TO fine OF s. 90 per bale for
w Il. DANIEL; Agent,
y q. j. 4 G.. y. X. X.
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General Orders I

ADJ'r AND INsPr'r GEN. OFFICE.
jackson, Dee. nth, 1863.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

r--;ouaI or Business Cards not to
Pro- lines, VIII be published in Ih ~
fe" NJ The rate of three dollars per
MIL the % bly, in advance.
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FEATHER BUSTERS.
SUIRES CELEBRATED FLANORlNG
EXTRACTS OF ALL KINDS.

COAL OIL AND COAL OIL LAMPS all
varieties.
Very fine Liquors for Medical Purposess
Grm. Catheters and Bougies, Pessanes'
Nipplel,shields, Breast pumps,
svrpees-all kinds, Nursing bottles
speculmus and Stethoscopes'
rAIso . large and well selected assortment OF
Patent Medicines
NOIeu,s Cod Liver Oil,
Qucru's Cod Liver Oil JeiIy'
And wimchcster's Genuine
HypOphOsphates OF Lime an"
SCHOOL BOOKS.
An...ortmept of SCHOOL BOOKS, such as are uSeo
nv all tho schools in this city
A great variety of very superior
or ,T1oNERY. VISITING CARDS,
nI AyITG CARDS. ARNOLD'S GENUlNE
WRITING FLUID, STEEL Pens
EIUE BRANDIEs WINES AND
LIQUORS.
photograph Albums, very
and Ladies' Portfolios
Pocket Books, Port Monies v,;,-os
A0' Ladies Purses. Pocket Knives
and RAzORS from the first cutters h ~ c.nnot par
! Ss;das innumerable articles which we eAnuo' pa
| ticularize. ,o,7 With great care from
| -, 80, markets by q connoisseur IN the business
| "a csn and will be sold upon the most aoEAh
| terms 10 the purchasers, for easn, ~, - rrder MI
| Tbe Prescription department VIII os "nUe' ~
1oGnnTs for medicines will receive prompt apent1o
| day and night
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DEAF AND DUMB EDUCATION.
INSTITUTE FOR DEAF AND DUNE

INSTITUTE FOR DEAF AID DUMB;
Jackson Miss Nov, 1858
TIE Trustees Of this Institution hereby give notice
that pursuant TO An Act Of the Legislature they have
made an arrangement whereby the Louisiana lnstl-
tute for the Deaf Dumb and Bind heated at Baton
Rouge Louisiana. will receive aud educate the Deaf
and Dumb OF Mississippi until other arrangements
can be made Said Institute endowed by the state,
is located in healthy region, and possesses large
and eommodious building prepared for the immediate
reception of pupils UnGer the management Of An
eff corps of teachers it viii possess every tac
~ for the education of mutes including instruction
in trades
The State Of Mississippi has provided the funds
necessary the free education Of her Deaf and
Dumb.
This parents and friends of lie mute children Of this
State are earnestly invited sead them immediately
to the Institute Baton Rouge where they viii be
carefully nurturcd and educated at the expense of
their State.
Address D. O'Connell, Secretary, or A. K. Mar
tin Superintendent, at Baton Rouge, the uader-
| sinned at this place. a. 4. CABlNlSs,
| Nov l7if President Board Trustees
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By command of the Governor-
JAS NJ. KENNARD,
Adiutaut General
HEADQUARTERS STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ADJ'T 4 INSPECT GENLs OFFICE
Dec II. 1863.
| GENERAL ORDERS. !


No ,.
/ Until the proper organization OF the Vo-uh''''
forces the Captains commanding volunteer companies
in the various counties are hereby directed 70 consult
and cooperate with the ssnior Captain. lby commits
op) Of each county the pre- ,crvaton Of the eace
and safety of the community
II In case Of excitement danger the senior Cap
tain or other senior officer each county will assume
command Of the volunteer forces, and when possible
act in concert with the Federal military com
mander.
III The Aid-de-Camp Of the Governor having re-
ceived special instructions the senior Captains Of
counties will in the above mentioned report 10
them for information of the Governor, and will III ali
| cases be guided by their instructions and orders
| The following are the Aidsde-CaInp Of the Gov
ernor: 80, = d c,7.-r,- Pow.
totoc Pontotoc county.
For the Second Division 1t Col W ;. Dun >"
! repta Calhoun county.
For the Third Divison-Lts Col J. NJ Arnold
| Columbus Iowndes county
For the Fourth Division That being Contra WIS
he made to- and instructions received from the ADJ"
tant General.
For the Fifth .Diyison--L,. Col. L N. Partridge
YIcksburg Miss.
For the sixth Divislon.-Lt. Col. OF +. stuar
Summit Miss
By command Of the Governor
JAS. W. KESNARD,
Dec l2dlw Adutant GeneraL.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
kPRgNG HE'LL COLLEGE

huns Institution so well know in this and IN tle
III peighboring states, had the gooa Ior' ii ~;
k,sns during tn e late war unhurt AID uninPal'eO "
The nIsn q studies comprises the Commercial ana
b. Classical ~, .dv- oF the
M. Commercial course includes the study Vi M 10
- Fr,ucb Spanish and German Languages, u
ka2r-arbv and History, OF Arithmetic ana booA-
Aseping OF AIgebrS and Geometry hrorcbas
The elias al course embraces, besides we ~
\, No. ,nontioncd The Latin and Greek Langnss~s'
ks,tGrr Natural and Mental Philosophy, chemistry
tr-onomy and the higher branches OF Matheina.,es
The age Of admission is from nine 10 hlteen yea -
sad no one can be admitted unless DC NAO"
lead and write. an ON TECEN
4 The next session will open on the L 81 VI I. II
BER Il rms for the whole session tWhlcn i~ eIi.aI
Fees ana StSt1oheAS 10 Ok
III Entrance FCe---.....s.--- -,,;,,O1np+
These terlns are payable IN gold or us ea ao,t
Al For further particulars appy 10 tue
Epriny Hill College, near Mobile: Aia. rrr G +
Nov l4a3m- -"AO