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A UDITOR,S NOTICE

IA The undersigned Auditor appointed By
the Orphans Court of Cambria county to re-
port distribution Of the funds in the hands of
Wm. Palmer, Esq, administrator of the estate
OF Daniel knepper, deceased, hereby notifies
all persons interested that he will attend to
the duties of said appointment ct his Office,
in the borough Of Ebensburg, on THURSDAY,
26th day OF JANUARY, inst, at one O'Clock,
p. NJ, at which time all persons are required
to present their claims, CIR be debarred from
coming in for share of the fund.
JN0. E. SCANLAN, Auditor
JenY. Il. IS65-3t
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BG~ The Pennsylvania Legislature met

B9> The Pennsylvania Legislature met
at Harrisburg on the Sd. In the Senate, VIM.
j. Turrell, of Susquehanna, was elected Spea-
ker, receiving Is votes to IL cast for Wm. A.
Wallace, of Clearfeld. George w. Hamersly
was appointed Chief Clerk. In the House,
Arthur G. Olmstead, of Potter, was elected
Speaker, receiving 60 votes to SO cast for
George A. Quigley, of Philadelphia. A. w.
Benedict was appointed Chief Clerk. The
Governors Message was transmitted to both
Houses on Wednesday. We print it entire in
this paper. 1t is an able document, contain
ing much valuable information and many
sage suggestions, and we earnestly commend
it to the careful scratiny of our readers.
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STRAYS.-
~ Came to the residence OF the subscriber.
in HemlOck, Cambria county, q dark red
STEER, and light red sided HEIFER, White
on the back and belly and little white on
tie legs. The owner or owners will come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take them away, otherwise they VIII be sold
according to law. JOHN KELLEY.
Jany. -, IS65-3t
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4 DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

IA Letters of Administration on the estate
of William Todd Sloan, late Of Ebensburg bor-
ough, deceased, having been granted the SUBJ
scriber by the Register of Cambria county, all
persons indebted TO said estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment of their
respective accounts, and those having claims
against it will present them, properly authen-
ticated, for settlement.
RACHEL A. SLOAN, Adm'x
Ebensburg, Jany. II, lS65-Gt
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.TRAY STEER

CTRAY STEER
~ Came to the residence of the subscribe
near Hemlock, Washington township. on 80
18th December last, a mooley STEER broaI,
and white, piece of and a slit in ria5t GO
no other marks discernible. The oTyner :,
requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take him away, otberr,isn - -
will be sold according to law.
MARGARET HANNA.
January II, l865.3t
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xG Tn conformity with the recomme

RG In conformity with the recommen-
6ation of the Governor, joint committee
of both houses of the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature has been appointed, to confer with
the War Department to the end of obtain
inc a reduction of the excessive quota
imposed upon the State under the late
call for troops.
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U LICENSE NOTICE.
e. The following petitions for License
have been filed with the Clerk of Quarter
Sessions of Cambria county, to be presented
for the action Of the Court on TUESDAY. 7th
FEBRUARY, 1865, viz:
TGUeTn License.
George Winderoth, Wilmore boro.
Joseph SLirey, Blacklick tp.
JOS. MDONALD, Clerk Q. S.
January II, 1865.
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HOGS

kIIlAI IlVOO.-
~ Came to the residence of the subscribe
in Carroll township, Cambria county. on or
about the first day Of November last, a vbita
HOG, supposed 10 be one year old and on
or about the first day of December last. y
black and white spotted SOW. The owner
or owners viii come forward and take then
away, otherwise they will be disposed of ac-
cording to law. GRIFFITH GRIFFITH
JanY. II, l9G5-3t
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l. A,ienage;
2. Non-resiGence;
3. Over age;
I. Permanent physical disability, of such
degree to render the person not proper
subject for enrolment under the law and
Regulations
5. Having served in the military or naval
service two years during the present war, and
been honorably discharged.
Especially civil officers, clergymen, and sll
prominent citizens invited to appear al all
times before the Board to point out errors in
the lists, and to give such information in their
possession as may aid in the correction and
revision thereof
They should understand that II is plainly
for the interest of each sub-district to have
stricken from the lists all names Improperly
enrolled, because an excess of names increases
the quota called for from each sub-dlstFlct
and that it is equally for the interest OF each
person enrolled in given sub-dIstTlct, 10
place upon the lists all persons in the SUB
district liable to do military duty, because the
greater the number to be drawn from, the less
the chance that any particular individual VIII
be drawn. 1t is the personal interest OF every
enrolled man that the quota III which he IS
concerned shall not be made too large, anu
that his own chances for draft shall NOT oe
unjustly increased both these objects VIII oe
attained If all parties will aid in striking ou'
the wrong names and putting IN lhe riSA'
ones. Especially is this the interest OF thCS9
drafted men who by putting in subsututes
themselves liable to draft, have secured e1-
emption which by the terms OF the Ia" Ho':s
good only until the present enrolnehI 20
exhausted in their sub districts. Men W. W.
are over 45 years of age, and IN consegu 80
excused ty law from the performance Oh Uus! -,
in the field, owe it to the cause anu "a
country to take a Jealous and active paItIt-
the correction of the enrolment lists, 2 III
tary service of the first Importance. Inc i'm IN
requires that the quotas shall be aSs4sH.1 -
proportion to the enrolment and the I.'ll'TL
and Justice of this mode of determinIng "a
amount of military service due from eacu a.. a.
every section of tie country cannot De uoJS rrort
ed if the enrolment is made as nearly pet
as IT is practicable to make it. The ano-- H.,
of service due to the nation from every ~ ho-
or county, IS thus laid plainly and f2lrli
fore the citizens, and it is expected tH%r iii
higher motive than selfish lnteresS tbs
prompt all 20 do their share IN perfe't,ss;ee
enrolment, and securing just ana eniS, lnS1ns.
execution of the laws for raising ,hsm.
wherever it becomes necessary 20 aPPi35 N G..
Bv order of Maj. r. l. DopGs, A. oL1n a
ALEX III. LLOlp,
Cant. Pro. Marshal
NJ S. HARR,
Commissioner
A. ROTHR0CK,
Surgeon of Board
| December 15, 1s64-5t.
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Professional or Business CARDS, not ex-
ceeding lines, with paper, one year, 500
CONTRACTS for subscription and adver-
tising for specified time existing prior to
this date will be filed at the old rates
but all new contracts will be charged in con-
formity with the new rates.
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NOTICE

l. The notes and books of Edmund Mi,Io-
lately doing business in Munster. have baor,
left with me for collection. This potico -
given TO apprize the parties indebted of tbo
fact. All accounts remaining unpaid aftaU
the frst Of March next will be sued for
WA. KITTELL.
Jany. L, 1865-3t
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The supplemental Draft.

Below we give list of those drafted in
Cambria county, on Thursday, December
%, 1864, to fill Deficiencies under the cal
of July IS, 1864 -
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l7TH DISTRICT, PA,

n IiIH IIoIRItI, IA,
HoHidaySJurg, Dec. 8, 1854.
In order to secure the assistance and CO.
operation of the people in the eudeaTor 10
keep the enrolment list continually correct,
the Enrolling Board has been directed TO have
copies of said list kept open TO the examine
tion of the public at all proper times, and
shall give public notice that any person may
appear before the Board and have any name
stricken off the list, if he can show, 10 the
satisfaction of the Board, that the person
named not properly enrolled, on account
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Troops sent into tie service Of the United States
since the commencement Of the rebellion, inclu-
ding the ninety days militia IN the departments
of the NononqaheLd and Susquehdnna an 1863
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DROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE.

Jany. L, 1665-3t
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Affairs in Georgetown.

THE SALE OF THE NEw MARKET STALLS
This sale, which has been looked for with con :.
siderable interest, took place yesterday at the
new market, Thomas Bowling, auctioneers
The prices paid were independence the annual
rent, which has been fixed At $40 for the single
and $50 for the double stalls. The butchers'
stalls sold at prices varying from 81 to 800 per
year, according to the supposed advantages OF
location. Sixteen stalls were taken for the
long term of fifteen years, at S40O 70 $3.50 each.
Seven butter stalls were sold at S4OO for fifteen
years. Those for one year sold from 90 to
$3.50. The hucksters, numbering about TWEEN.
ty, gave as high as $751; for tho fifteen years
term, and FROM 90 to So. so for one year.
Boats ]. q. Morrison. D.
Knade, flour to market W. II. Boteler, 1l7-3
tons coal TO Plant; p. r. Haldemau, wood TO
Heiston; = 81 Tracey, do 70 market. .scow
Camp, stone to Smith. Departed r. b. Lynn,
dry goods, &c, 70 Harper's Ferry J.. q. Nor.
Iison. do to Conrad's Ferry. MeCord, horses
to Wtlliamsport; and ten boats light.
Supt. Spates, OF the Monocacy division, NO.
tined the Collector that waste way was
washed ont at the headof Nine Mile Level,
on the 10th inst This may have affected travel
by canal. q no arrivals have been reported
stnce the 9th instant. The damage 10 easily re.
paired, and 1t IL probabie that boats are now
passing At that point,
FLOUR ANDGRAIN MARKBr Market steady
and firm. Stock light Sales OF Supers S7.75a
ss; Extras. Ss25aas5o, and some choice 1t
ss.7S. More buyers than SELLERS. Wheat-Best
AeVf Si.SVsN' 80 els fz.z -SaeJ Z - -
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IL Forty thousand dollars worth OF ..vo,
thirty bonds Of the demon ination Of i've nm
dred dollars each, have been lost or stolen IN
New York, and reward OF ten thousand dol
lars In offered for their recovery.
sRMajor General Lowell II. Rousseau has
been nominated In q caucus Of members Of the
Kentucky Legislature as candid ate for Uni
ted States Senator. - : B,
NThe revolution In Hayh has extern ed
10 Port an PriAee, the dilapidatsd .capifal OF
that uneniet negro Republic. President 0sf-
frard, who had been forced 70 abandon Port
an Prince TO the insurgents, had taken the field
at the head Of three thousand men. boo
VA huge raft of logs, estimated to contain
70QOee feet Of lumber and measuring half
nilein circumference, was toWed mp Lake
Memphremaeog the other day. II belonged to
accompany In New, VT. whose steam mill has
sawed 1000 feet Of lumber In o hours and 20
minutes. ~ .1-E t5- I ~ Tt'
III Large quantities OF cotton and tobacco
arc being sToaeh to light at Montgomery. Ala,
ard . brisk trade Is In progress between that
placs and Mobile via the Alabama river.
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Circular.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,

BY direction Of the President, all persons be-
longing TO the excepted classes enumerated in
the Presldents amnesty proclamation of Nav
-, 1865, who may make special applications
70 tue President for pardon, are hereby notified
shat, before their respective applications viii
respectively taken or prescribed the oath FOR
emtmation) In the said proclamation pre-
scnbed. Every such person, desiring a special
writing therefor, and should TRANSMIT win
such application the original oath Cor ,nirm q.
tlon) as taken and subscribed before an officer
authorized, under the rules and regulations
promulgated by the Secretary Of State, to ad !.
m.nster the amnesty oath prescribed in the
saao PROCLAMATION OF the President
JAMES SPEED, Attorney General
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APPOINTMENTS.

Breyet Lisut. Col. A. E.. King, A. A. g., on
the staff Of Gen. Augur, commanding the De-
partment OF Washington, has been appointed
A. A. g. Of the LIST army corps, with the full
rank Of Lieut.. Colonel.
Capt. r. Chandler, A. A. g., ON the staff OF
Major Gen. Wilcox, has been appointed A. A.
G.. on the staff OF the Major General com.
man6ing the department.
Capt. A. r. Cutler, A. @. M, late on tenn.
porary duty in the Office Of Col. Ludington,
Chief @ uartermaster Of this department, has
been assigned to duty as A. q. NJ. Of Major
Gen. Bartlett's command.
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General Grant at Chicago.

General Grant at Chicago.
GRAND OVATION To THE LIEUTENANT GENE.
RAL-H8 RkTURNs TO WASHINGTON IhMR.
DIATHLY.
Lieutenant General Grant arrived at Chicago
on Saturday at half past twelve O'Clock, and
was met a. the depot or the Michigan Southern
the Board OF Trade, band of music, a mill.
tary escort General Hooker and staff and
thousands OF citizens. When the tram arrived
saIne o. nfteen guns was fred BY battery
from Camp Douglas. =
&c vas escorted to the Sanitary Fair building
on horseback, AID was there met by thousands
OF people, who greeted him with deafening
shouts. The ladies showered bouq uets along
his path General Hooker made the welcoming
speech, and General Grant bowed his compli.
ments, but said he made no speeches, and
called on Ex-Governor Yates to speak for him.
Cfoyernor Yates spoke briefly and sloquently,
General Sherman being on the stand was
called out and said few words.
General Grant was TO have left last night for
Washington.
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POLISH EMIGRATION.

POLISH EMIGRATION.
Professor Joseph KOronikolski, at the head
Of a delegation Of Poles, arrived here to-day
from Berne, Switzerland, and Tomorrow will
haye an interview with President johnson,
for the purpose OF ascertaining the disposition
of this Government towards the Polish emigra.
ton scheme to the United States.
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se,,sa p,o,.,ML4!E9l's oFrIo.. June Il. 1885.
BE- rH6isaS y =. s;a qnas
s s.Iest i1 .ss d9s The sodng
q s.; $ssslassa g. n' 'ss
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby. authorized
and requested to cause three feet SIX inch barrel
s sever 20 DO soDstrucssd alops l4th street vest.
;ids q street north sad from tie north side S II
n s :he , s. the AID
VIM aad issss.f ssHe %
Sss sss ~; Sor ; ss.
s. &: So
!. Z.
pc. AND ss ;ti;
ssi ri IL II 81 .:s
.s i 3: tie lss: Nd Part. Of os
s,sssd a1d collected in the same a. is now
cost - .Sss s aos for
s.vss Tat the expense Of copatInctns this
q s sasie .l: s,s
sh s not h be sS 81 the private
hereby and the disrsass@ q IN tbs s
sss Bsi p:n ssst oas
Of ths nds Of the Seeond Ward. Wv
Bidders viii state the price per ineai foot for
the three feet six inch sewer. also for the four
the iaterals per trap eash. per mandole each
which shall include eli excavation. &C., &c as
viii more fully appear in the specifications
The right 70 decline all .propsssls, should it be
deemed for the interest of the Cooperation to do
20. u reserved. ~ y f'7'- ~ ~
Specifications can be seen ct the ONCE of the
CITY Compissioner every day. bteveen the hours
NSs. SIs sssEs sna
S-' s. WILLARD DRAKE.
,su. TH0S. O. WILSON,
.e.Se9s2 {1At.l AasiEtsnf Qun miElionAra
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OLD CAPITOL PRISON.

OLD CAPITOL PRISON.
The Old Capitol prison has been nearly
cleared out Of prisoners, there being less than
hundred there at the present time, Of which
number the majority are sick or wounded
r6bels
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THE DISTRICT MARsHALsHIP.

THE AHSHAISHIF.
The appointment Of d. X. Goodloe as Mar
shal Of the District of Columbia was made out
yesterday at the State department and sent to
the President for his signature. Mr.. Goodioe
will probably receive his commission to-
day, should there net be some unforeseen s.slp
'twixt the cup and the lip"
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NOTICl.-The Man that taken Pointer SLUT,
~ very handsome white, with tan colorsd haed
n last week, and was seen With her Yesterday, in
without further notice. -
E,OR 6ALE-A RIefAURANT. Grit door above
l. 1erd,s Theatre, No. A52 Tenth street. Par.
nisheo rooms attached Lease for four years.
Rent US per month. Inquire Immediately.
10 - Ct ,IIAe ~ N.E.I1M 800
EoR sALN Or RFNT:-1 three story, brick
i H0US1, with double back building With all
the modern impreysmsnts. costsinine fourteen
rooms and good cellar, Situated No 443 18th ct.
west, between and SITS. For further particu-
lars inquire at John B. Ward's Lumber yard. cor.
l2th ana Canal sts. Immediate possession given.
je Is stood Until
I LIGHTNING RoDsi TaHrn1Ne RODS,
Rods with platinA tipped points In the best man
Also. BELL HANGING done In the most i'm.
Work done In the country st III. city BEics:;
- R-lms Up Stairs.
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DESERTIONS,

Within the past few days quite number of
the troops encamped near Washington have
attempted to get home by taking "french
leave" OF absence. To-day squad OF about
twenty all OF whom were dressed in citizens
summer clothing. were marched through the
city to camp under escort Of detachment of
cavalry, having been picked up in Maryland
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TRADE STORES.

TRADE STURES.
Major General Parke has given notice, in q
general order issued yesterday, that within the
limits Of the Department of w ashington, here.
after all persons keeping or owning trade
stores will be permitted to keep their stores
open when their grounds or premises are occu.
pied by troops, and to sell all articles author.
lied for sale by suffers.
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a paIsgraph has been the rounds OF the
papers s.aups N a. the assassinations commit
perpstrated on the Hyh Of AMI, the dsw ~
the murder of President Iancoin a,h.rIo,ts
Corday murdered Robespierts On the i3:n Of
July, and Ravaillac stabbed King Hanrv "a
on the 18th OF May. A'i
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GARNET MEETING

CABINET MEETING.
The Cabinet meeting to. day, which was at.
tended by all the members, was an unusually
protrected one, and was held in the Blue Room
OF the White House. -l-r 4
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NAVAL AGENT.
Mr.. Noah Brooks, the Washington correspon.
dent Of the Sacramento Union, has been ap.
pointed Naval agent at San Francisco.
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GOVERNMENT sECURIrIEs.

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, June b, 1865. !
Jay Cooke l. Go. furnish the following quo.
tations Of Government securities:
Buying. Selling
U. s. 6's Coupon 1881. .109 ITO ,
u. 5.2Cs .............."...lV2K 1G3k
U. 3. 1O-4Us ..............ss.s.... 954 SA
One Year Certificates. ........... 90 99X
NEW YoRK-FIRsr BOARD.
Coupons, 109H; 5.20's. 1903 x; 10-40's, 96X; Ger.
tificates, COX; Gold, 142&.
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VISITING DELEGATION
A delegation OF Quakers, headed by Oommis-
sloner Newton, OF the Agricultural Bureau,
had q protracted interview with President
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~The freedmen's schools at Richmond
have been closed, in consequence Of the hosul.
tty Of the white inhabitants
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CODA FOUNTAIN FOB eALn-One of the 49,.
- Eatents; all Of the Apparatus In rpod order.' 3
cent profit ID to be made on every eISss Iugni,o
at Nc 961 nth street, Island. between en6C.
1sl2-2ts " s. ,.F- ..'fT@ -
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LOOAL NEWS.

LAnoxrr.-.Yes.erday. Mr. Edssr a. Ftss.
of New York, = While seated in the Centr9 ho-
tel, vas asked Sy a stranger n no wonl u,, NOT
was introduced to three girls, coach was pro-
cured, ana the party went Quito the Eagle
Hotel, on 9TH street, near the PARK. Soon 1itet
arriving there drink were ordereds ana r Ism
taking 8 milk punch was soon asleep. Upon
beng aroused BY his male companion the girls
were found to have disappeared with his
Ths narties were des csibed to Detectives
Oiaryoe and McDevitt and oficer McEifresb,
OF the Fourth Ward. VINO soon found two or
the girls. Emma Smith and Emma Hartley,
dealing largely In dress goods 81 one of our
most fashionable stores. They were lodged At
headquarters until the officers went 70 George
shsF the
a hearing before Justice Walter, where 1t ap-
peared that the prisoners were country girls
from fennsyiyania. and tnat are, saAing sne
themselves, all dealing largely in dry goods TO
make display on their return home. They
also loaned James Reed a considerable amount,
which he Invested in mules. Fish declined TO
prosecute, and the case was dismissed, the
mules, millinery and the balance Of cash being
returned to the complainant.
LOST BoY.-A son Of Mr. Detweiler, residing
at 376 9th street. aged twelve years, left his
home on yesterday week, and has not been
nation concerning him will be gratefully re-
ceiyed by his parents.
GRACE CHURCH FRsTIvAL.-This delightful
festival, with it's exceedingly beautiful tab
leaux, is drawing crowds TO Odd Fellows
Hall. Don't fail to 60 TO night and to. morrow
n ght. 1t positively closes on fo-morrsw
night.
REcovRRING.-We are glad to learn from DIR.
Mccoy, the attending ply stefan upon DR.. VIM.
BOYD, who was injured at the time OF the SOL
ders' riot in the Seventh Ward, that he is re.
covering and will soon be able to be out.
REAL ESTATE SALES by ], &. Mcclure &
Co auctioneers. Lot on the corner Of 5th and
H streets, north side, to John Hill for 90 cents
per foot Also, lot on o ST., between 18th and
18th sts., to Frederick Stutz, for ak cents
LOOK OUT for the picnic and fireworks at
Beckert's Garden, Navy Yard, tomorrow
night.
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FROM SAVANNAH.

FROM SAVANNAH. - -
Increase Of Business-Encsuragtng Pres
poets in Georgia and South Carolina.
NEW YORK, June 13.-The steamer Fulton.
with Savannah dates to the 9th and Charles
ton and Port Royal dates to the 10th inst, has
arrived.
Among her passengers are Major Gen. Gro.
yer and staff.
the Savannah Herald says the folio wing
troops arrived there on the 5th: %
Goth Massachu setts Battalion tof volunteers
and the 9th Penn. vols.
The Charleston Courier gives gratifying
account Of the revival Of business there. Every
day six or eight new stores are opened. 1t
says the burnt district is to be rebuilt.
The correspondent OF the Port Royal New
South claims that the deep water OF its harbor,
its readiness Of access, the salubrious climate,
and furttlity OF lis soil render tt the place Of
all others indicated by nature for q great com
mercial city. All 1t needs is short piece OF
railroad to connect with the main land.
n0Government has $4,000 bales Of cotton
at the South.
SPhiladelphia has eieh ty -four discharged
soldiers, or 80 per cent OF the whole number
of clerks, employed in her post Office. New
York has seventy, or 20 per cent.
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nIPoT FOR MOURNIaG pRIss aoops-

DVH 101' 0H0o 1s1N1.aU O"A11 VVVO5'
Full stock on hand of all the old and new Fab.
rics of .LuDin's" and Maillard's, make, of
their
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Also. MOURNING SHAWLs, and Wide Good.
to make them Of.
BLACK KID and SILK CLOVIS. GRAPE COL.
LARS. 1NGLIsH GRAPHS. ANGLIsH GRAPE
WELLS, &c.,&c.
JOS. J. MAY & CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue.
y G-2tif bet. 9th and 10th sts.