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EnaIneer saw MiIls for Sale.

GEALED PROPOSALS, until ~ o'oioek. % sep-
- ielnp-r l9tn, ty ne faiafsiTiad. through 4 D..
h9A ~ lor the stove uanHsd baH Mfl
70 Tbs Mlll b. oce % owen. lane. rTer q Cls-
iniife Of hauut0us Oiioi 10 inoh CYLINDER 20 ID b
stroke, aud capacity % l1.pup feet al y
NE MW u 10 plete runu'ag order. ani rrh
fc sea daily at ~ pfsssnt iocar0n a ne Isgnr~r
Lumuer sfl ca tbe FFanfi.n pi.-ss. near the gff-
iauoofi ralfoad lt = b. - un1frsiood fhaf a.
pfoposas sii D. Taae flf the p li AID an fEfur..
lhaf orc rl- uff1.ttf ii - addftf0nal rri1a Ii 49,
nsy he .uclgdel - iha lzdzs e. liis 0pt o. n tbs
hdder.
The Government reserves The right 10 reject al
b.dE if deemed ioo los.
haidefs ere uUtsf % - preasrf AZ DE- o,..-.--
e i1s hfs. and ne gnFe'ope shauid i, s,ti-.,-t
70 siioW % nature q tbs c0lnrnunes esf ~,
Term lasn N uriisd states cunenry.
by oTder oi TIE Chlef Enrnasy. +
-, a.. J. Y. BARIOW.
CaHt. OF hnz'ra.
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Notice.

UNITED STATES lNFERNAL REVFNUE,l Z
CoLLEcr0R's OFFCE, SECoSB DIsTHIaT % . EsS.
NAsuSLLE, August zSih, lsti
NOTICE IS hTrehy given that the annual list NJ
~ assessments uf Incomes. Licenses, Csrns res,
Pste, etc for the yesr 1864 has been returned 20
me hy The Assessorof this DistrCt and the sane D.
nov one and psyalHe, and ui attend, fcr the CO..
lection of the sIrne IN tha county of Davidson, az
nv ofiice IN Nashville, nom tne lzt % the 10Th Of
september pcluslFe, between the hours or 9 nnd 8
o'c oCs ealh daF. The same may b. IA a any
time before said period
u. l. NOBNELL, Collector.
sngaa-uH sepl0 III
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". wfsFa authorized to announce, iar ihs
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The Mexican correspondent Of the
n. o. Times represents the condition
of things in that country as terrible
lie says the French court nartials are
shooting 10000 Mexicans annually, and
blOOdshed follows their occupation of
every town and village The Estafetie,
the French organ, says that France
must either assume the protectorate OF
Mexico, or il must be absorbed by the
United States Everywhere she cruel
~ Of the French and foreign troops has
left traces Of FIRE and blood, and these.
instead Of quenching the feeling Of lib
erty IN the hearts Of the Mexicans, only
ian them to greater determination
The prestige Of the French troops is
gone, and the Mexicans, taking 10 the
warfare thst nature indicates, are grow
ing every day more formidable Dy their
numbers and boldness To the honor
OF president Juarez be it said, he has
refused to retRliate, and treats mis- pris-
oners with humanity and kindness.
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Chegaray Institute.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

L1R YOUNG LADTE5. Nos. 1877 and Isa1.
u spfles 1tfeet, PhaiefhIa. WI reopen 81
Weilaeslaf, aspienbsf ffh. frvnr1 u tle laa.
gAfa 1l ina nmly. s1d d coaslalfy apossn 10
tla lnsiEuar Fof cr.lisrs sld pErtI.ulara sauty
O. AAp4hE p'hERFfLLY.
saFs-lm Praapsl.
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Proposals for hay.

ofFl,E CHIEF QUtRTERW AgTF.4
ptarHicr 81 hlIuBEr TFssf..rs. ''
"DaFA' iH4"ao. lrss.. August i5. IsE,
tAi.FD PRl POsAIs wfH bs receive. "a. ff..
- o.l'e unlI irdaY, tIe I1ih uf ggpf-nlal u /,
p aiocs, Pfn, ior the delivery ..iB .I.-I. .t H..
iD"oFns named piscol, W..
- = ai- 'h'ho JUHN5uNVUIF.
~ i.' = In KINGSTON arkIV+i
eAi'i'AilN' PULASKI.
0l@Afh7flLLh. COLUMBIA,
TULLAHOMt,
Nlhn ihf.y l-1 tayz slierdats or contract ,ff--
totho Ton. |ft t--'' f-ta
~ lid- fe'eigei fJr r. Isfs amount fr... .......
hte ~ toiHs hids o, state iha lnIar. n. b.. NM.
eredi ADJ ai shat piacs b. b.. srs,.--.4 &c..
t 'l-1, ah1 aiiifresHea io tH.. .firs. fs.ll..
-i -, =. y Ds = ceptea bsIegutrrii o. 49,
c0utfacts. - ' goo.
~ WHITMAN. C.pt au.i A q. sI.
augZ3-dsEtd .'' ''iA
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EHginser Property at Pri.
vsts Sale.

NJ nf aE q spcsss1 n n pfivsia sa'e under d.
a i,'-.oa q lapt 4. 81. Eknios fr > FnVues.rs
: 80 7sefe' On hrsuzIin pike. usar Rairr.il
iAfss i0i - Esgasef maleral saa fosis 49,
e.-ih 1n,aoo iset escorted iumter. trntrr ana
.eaas'nE, suitable 15r Uuidez purposes. 5s.8 -.
80 - harasss alarge uuFubsr u csass eut t.la-
- , SD fiiliei ioois suitaais Dor uaa up1n y
iErn. a. leinE sres, shoFsls zpa.iss. firrs
eiieeitafftHFs. scod Hla1is A.
Aizo . quaaaty q tsr iron. carriage bolts, dsils.
These arp soid 10 isia = ant punhasers snd ti.s
Frces 81 - huud adEauiaesous. being dxai -
elsi-less expensss % ifsuspoFia;iou and oiisr
Charge
Islms sash. n Uaitsl sialss esusaey. 90 ds,
llFary Qf To- ariicieE
u IA EaEInW
ssrl=-inf ca sf Ena'-s
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WALL PAPER, etc.

UTU SON J. ". & CO-ManufsctuTers and
w Wholesale aud Rtts5si ttaieisia To, Copper
an Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. II
College street.
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Auction Sale
Or
Rolling Stock, Railroad Iron
Etc, Eic.

hlLlfakf DIVISION % THE TFs, r4srF.1,
.eAi1i Niiaituililaiier's One. o. 3 a. F H
sHanS.iie, lsun-. AuF d.. ls5t.
WILL - aald az Pstlr Aue1aB. 10 f5s B.rfa.f
-, ttiesf. il7 i9loe.6g property. on s1s1saI 5l
~ lLA5hAf, sepiemter izih. al FiitfsIrr IA
z - nffa of new 'fft T. .lr.isI lr.n-
On hlDAi. septeriter itta. al. = y tiifl srr..s
laf eofEz IlluEhus, one. lfnFsafY- E.ts s,.. H.r
frrlsai cars @ leet Fiusa
do M0NDAT. sesfemhar fsrh. a. a.. sr..s.5.-
lar eompsny's Facicry. sirctt. MIeu f0.rr.e..
hes Boa ffcEht car, ieei EIare.
Al, % aAME bAt. IS fhu bgtro,t Csr Co..
ssef NuaEs-
oa ~ Ne1ut = - pieiFlner Fth, 4 u.-s.I d
aL.ef sM & "etEs 4i'hizah C.iy. iu.l 1900.
-. =. .,.,.. - y, -. .ss., . i-ut gauge.
.,.rg-rr-rs-li i.i--f- - 81 -Hi. lafuaa lazn. f1
? .,-i'i--i.i r. D. CHILLY.
CAPT aaa A Y No amy.
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It Is said that son Of George n.
Sanders is in New York City soliciting
sid for the distinguished rebels who re-
main over the border.
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ERRlTF & HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
Nl Window Shades, WindOw Glass. aud PhOo-
grzphic Material, corner oi Church and Market
streets
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REFtns BT ruuurssfoS 70

REFtns ~ FruuussfoS 20
Hon. Rchaid Ogsis5y, Governor State n Illinois.
Hon David l. Laws, Judge suprsGas Court, q. x.
Hop. VIM. @. Br0wu'os. Governor of Tsansssee.
k1ig. Gen. JAS. P. BroNuos. All Gca. slate oi Ieu
f.. ueasee.
Hon. n. Nc. Bren. Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nsthsniel Baxter, Sashvals.
Hon. 10. G. Guild, Nashville.
H0u. John Hugh sni .th, EashuIe.
?. ". Nancy, Esq.. Nashville.
hessrs. Morns 4 sirsttoa, Nasnuue.
Msssra. Evans a 90, NashTus.
Hurod Porteg, Columbia, Tenn.
funela-ff
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RfYERS HUNr-Manuf3ctureTs Of all the
mi Latest STYLES OF First Class Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and CAryd.s, u orth
Marhet street.
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nook AND JoB rRINTiNG.

CAMERON, WM. CO.-Book and Job Printers,
I ! uud pu fishers Of the Daily and Weekly
Uulon, Printers Alley, betEeen Union and Desd-
ericz streets.
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The Republican Banner.

iEHE under-iruei having r..,.....f...v- .
Il hang A Co.. th- ir entire .1far.-r Il, lt.. ...
Fl.unt metera'. aud r1oi viii ID fE.. Na.Ir..-
aa'l la1 la1 reAlY Aepai'r1u Nnrr. fs ptt..
lalasa SrisCru1ar - san.. - b..
~, ''il s'' reI snuuu WorAy So ra. ...
P,i'n p. - are DOW open af tla CIV E..H.
Ht,seS we ~U.art shafe ol putI.- 1sfrals.-.. ..r
spP'N % ihe o.J liieu,is sBi l.froHs HttHs Il. ..
!" I've q theif encouuguuen. auI supfrrf
'Nh''-'m ALhhki kuBHUIBE CO.
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LARGE SALE or
Government Property.

OiIlCE tsslsTANT QfT TkF.TFp.rt. t.......
Sh'HFultr, Iein.. Aue u.
1 Will offer ior sale s tha u. 3. FrasrF-.4....
4 iu tha eiy % fashsiir. Tenn 81 49,.
. , ,.n a,y ol sP's,nber nesi sras u oi 30.
rinineHi pioperiI, eons-anng in pari a. f........
-HF- fililf H.fl hns.1s.
2 single Horse pouers,
ilil ARM H-Funr
l,1 Tso q. " War11s
la sonny WAGONS.
81 Antuanrea,
20 Cais,
81 b.aya,
800 tef uf dardfHa
49, t'2siaf aiisi hestingl. T8r.a a. AL tH-.4.
aenip non, pitsiael. Cs-fags. n Z. 'lls
g. 5i ''s ~. q % o-ioek o. Ilirr ,
4ni.i l,- property = m d.-Foss.f m .' Al
GU - p, in ,iorsrafnfat ulni.
- r. a. =. dsfEtr Ca. snI CI. .. t....-
y n'asief LHpEimeniui lsnurr..- Ff
aus1trrt q. E. kfEh
faaH an.H 4 .s .r
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nrALE>TArE AGENTS..

OONE & TUNNELL-Wholesale and Retail
I J BOokse lsrs. Staiioners, ana News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, NasLyle, Tenn.
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CLAIM AGEN rs, &c.

I,OMpKINs, II. L co... S. c aim Agents,
Ltficers' Pay Accoun-s and Quartermasters
Vouchers bought At the best rates, or collected
Office corner cherry aud Cedar streets, up stars
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IHE CONFESSIONS And EyPEBIENcEoP AZ Is
vALID.-Fubushed Tor the benefit, aud ~ a
caution 20 young men and others who sufIsr
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF
Manhood, Ge, Supplying at the same tame
The means Of self-cure, BY one who has
cured himself after undergoing cons.dcrsble
qnackery. by enclosing . postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be- had
Of the author.
NATHASIEL MAFFAiR. Ess.,
Brooklyn, kiUgs Co., NY.
augl-3m.
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TIMERS, sc.

LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gentrsl
d BUSINESS Agents, over lork's BOOK Store SO
Union Str, et, Nashville, Tenn. AuEo-oin-
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coat AND WOOD.

KNIGHT BROTHERS.-Deslers in Cumberland
n snd fittsburg Cca Wood sawed and s}h ID
stove lengths. Oifice 49 Church street. faid On
Rolling MIilHill, south Of Broad Ali orders filled
promptly.
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers faal
statements, computed and purchased a.
lowest rates. Also QuaTtermastera Com
missary aud Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent snd experienced
Clerks, at No. Is North Cherry sireei.
BUTLER * GaEENwO0D.
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HOOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERS
CARRIAGE MANTFACTIREIss.

CINGLtTON, K. II bookseller, Publisher,
- S,ationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building
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For Aldermen.

We are authorised 81 aancunce IA. q. RussgI b
as oaUdIdale Tor AldsrHsa m ths raIri Wart.
Eleclon last saturday IE September. suZs-iJ
We are auth0uzsi 20 sRnounce GEORGE S.
hlNNhl A. 8 caud.ddI Tor Alderman, n tue
se ono NNa W-s-ti
We are authorized 20 announce JAMES SLOAN
as candidate Tor Aiderusu IN rhe Third Wand ai
the peAl eieelian. Iyal-.d.
We ara auihCuzed 90 snnouuce RORERF
THOMPSON q scanddAfo idC Alderman in the
Frst Ward. Election last saturday m sepi,-.rl-r
AuE Stl-tde '
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ComsiImanin in The Fiah Wand
j. j. KAUFMAN.

Officers Accounts made out and tashed
Quartormastera' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up by II. Tompkins, late
Major 18th regiment Illinois cavalry. o.
Gee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs. ...-..
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OoLakrE 8 Co. beg to inform their custo-
mera that they suIl continue the mauulac-
ture ot their various styles of Family aud
Toilet Soaps, starch, and Ceudles.
Prices Curreut forwarded by mail IN ap-
Pheati'n. CoLGATg a Co,
Nos. So & So John ST., New YORK.
july26-Sm
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~ ~ or zlnlen, ou fhs nghi 0ffte f..l f..-.
- from the prem.ss.4 of h. NJ f,.l....f. u. 80. 70
% ihe hnok Church Pke. r. large E.I ilrel. b..
lsi'ds % lrsh, year Cld, hs-z maua ar.I f..i .a IL.
-..'e 80 90 i.fehead. Dec e. lame in bed. ft T..
nA aehYefJ o. me IN Nashville.
1900, D.. NJ. BENTLEY
''Af ct Ma Iu nsfHua a.....a.
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DURYHA'S MAIZBNA
M A IL E N A .

The food and luxury Of the age, Without single
c,nH ono trial yill convince the moot skepticd
Makes Puddngs. Cakes Custauls hlanc Mango,
Ac without i-inglass, With few or no eggs at cost
astonishing the most eeOu0mlcsd A sleht 2doi-
ton TO ordinary Wheat Flour gr'f,uy improve
Bt.alspd Cake. It's also excellent for thickenng
sweet sauces rrayies or fish or feat soup, ae For
Ice-Crram nothing can compare with %. A niue
boiled IN milk Will produce rich cream for coffee
cho olste tea, sc
But On In one pound packages, under the trade
marx Msieena. with directions for use
a most Ieliciau- article of food dr children snd
inv1tid- sr sll ses. For sale by 6rOcer- and Drug
p-t- eyeTywif,l.
Wholesale Depot, i66 Fniton 81 New York,
WILLIAM DURl IA, 6epefsl Agent.
i.rv, % Iv
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aG(ashrille anioll.
CITY DIRECTORY.
agents orInsurance Companies.

CAREY & SMITH, Nos. SC ard 80 Union street,
tup stairs) represent the tcHoSlrg Oofnl ltlles
ANA Of Hartford, Security, Msnns tan, Metropoli-
In. PbRni1 snd KnickeTbOcker Lie OF NeY York,
and Accident OF Columbus, Ohlo
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Building Lots
In RnNhIs Addition for Sale.

ETJE ofgsr 81 ye-y reas enable rates number o
w ahgite busdng lois in Boyd's magnldcenl
Addition 10 Nashyilr, situated ia ne ne ghhoThood
of the Peniieutnry, Co kr'li Sprung sc
Also a number Of pieces q land' nom Two TO s2
acras in the ssms ne ghborhood-
Purchasers had better buy while these lJts are
cheap Az ply 10 .-....--
Auga-lm NhiSoN y MUhfhEE-
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Commission and Forwaruing.
NEWS DEALERS, &e.

DAJI. a SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
sion Merchants Our prompt attention - gwen
h the RECEIVING and 70. o.Nardnlg Of COAION- Al
south Market sJ.eet.
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IsANkEKN AaD BROKEKN.

DIRST NATIONAL, BAkK-GoYernment Depos.-
II tiry-No. 50 College street. between Union
aud the Pubic Square dealers IN UHcurreni
Money, Exchange, Con, and Government recuil-
les OF al Kinds. Stocz- and Bonds bought snd
sold on Commission Collections promptly al
tended 10.
e. SANFORD, Pres't JAS 6. OanES. .Cash'r.,
ZTARR. THOS s.-Broker, corner Union and
M College street buys and sells Gold. u, cur
reus Money, Goyenment Securities and vouchers
CtNe1uOus attended 10 promptly
Also buys Snt cells on mn1-ssion
q ECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
y - cherry street, desls in Exchange, G-vern-
ment Securities and Co Coleeuons promptly
attended to J. LUMsDEs, Cashier.
TIlHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
L Deals IN Exchange; Government Securlles
cod STOCKS and Bonds s Id on Commission.
". ". BERRY, President. EDGAR JONES, "a her.
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III s Marshal's Sale.
Notice to Claimants.

All PERSONS having FILLED CLAIMS
~ tt,r, t1e Hoari Of Clsirnz tu Nashville, ienn -
Can have ne eolle.tons siienoeI ioi sna 'i-e the
collection OF all Claims s,gzIust tie
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FILES & OSBORNE.
Successors 10
HODGE & FILES.
WHoLEsALEg
Oyster Dealers,
MOBILE, ALA.
MOBILE ALA

WILL RE5uME BUSINESS AT
street. scpiemter lst, IsJ5 NNh.F
haNng largely Increased fari fies. uuI hr sIf .-.
H'i, % ~ lf tnelf hne Win prump ness anti II#naf.l
. OIol f-, put up iu every sfyia. bv tr.. I..rrsr
rekiHd snd -pced, In Csns aud 80
fe7i ofsia'rs iu Csus haruefieafIv aaar..f ..-
Ws1iJ-i VI uy tkpress ami warranted f8 r.IH.I -r, ..
''a-sH iauE. IH..
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Rrv Isaac FERRs D.D., l.. D.. y ,...... President.
Mas. NJ -. pAHHs Miss E. fEaEIs, Principals
and Propretous.
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U. S. sENATE-ExTRA SESSION

THURSDAY, March9.
SENATE.-Mr. Sprague asked to be excused
from service On the Committee on Public
Lands. He said he had formerly served on
the Military Committee, from which he had
been changed:
After 8 short debate, during which several
Senators avowed that no disrespect had been
designed by the change, the question was taken,
and the Senate refused to excuse Mr.. Sprague
Mr.. Trumbull made report on the creden
tails OF VIM. D. Snow, Senator elect from Ar.
kansas, and recommending that further action
be postponed until next session.
This was agreed to.
The Senate proceeded to the election of a
Chaplain
Mr.. Lane, Of Indiana, placed in nomination
the Rev. DR.. Bowman, late Chaplain; and
Mr.. Harris nominated Rev. Or. Grey, pastor
OF E Street Baptist Church.
Thirty-nine votes were cast; necessary to a
choice. 20; of which DR.. Gray receiyed27
Therefore DIR. Gray was declared elected.
Mr.. Doolittle presented the credentials of
John &. Underwood, Senator elect from Vir.
in favor of them.
Mr.. Sumner moved to refer them to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
MIR. Trumbull thought there was no neces-
sity for this, as the Committee had just re.
ported on q similar case, that of Arkansas.
Henderson, Doolittle, Wiley, and Johnson,
the consideration of the credentials was post
poned till next session.
Mr.. Wiley moved the credentials of Mr.. Sc
gar, of Virginia, and
Mr.. DoolIttle moved those of Mr.. Hahn. of
Louisiana, be removed from the files. This
was agreed to.
The credentials were postponed till next
session. The Senate went into an executive
session.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM FORTRESs MONROE

FROM FORTRESS MONROE
Rebel Officers Placed Under Fire-General
Schofield still near Neutrality-suspicious.
on the Coast,
FORTRESS MONROE March e.-1-he steamer
Illinois, Capt. Baxter, arrived here this morn.
ing from Port Royal, S, O., with the SUI reoei
officers who were placed in range OF the nre OF
the rebel batteries, in retaliation FOR like ex-
posure OF our officers at Charleston during the
recent bombardmsnt of that city. The officers
will probably be sent to Varuna to be ex.
changed.
The steamers Weylosset, United States, and
Star Of the South, arrived here to- day from
Fort Fisher, N. q.
They bring nothing later from our army In
North Carolina.
Gen. Schofeld still maintains his advanced
position ten miles from Wilmington, and until
somethi ing definite in relation to Gen. Sher-
mans movements could be learned, would not
hazard toe far an advance from the city.
The stormy weather OF the last week has
compelled transports and vessels bound up or
down the coast to seek this place for a Dor,
and the Roads In consequence Is full of steam
ers, schooners, &c, awaiting an opportunity
to proceed to their destination.
The ship Guy Mannering, IS hours from New
York, arrived here this morning.
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adopted and signed. some amendments have
been made, and upon the subject Of the dis
position OF the funds being introduced very
excited disc ssion arose, and some hard words
were used. A majority wanted q pro rata di-
vision of the funds, but the President. Mr.
George hhl, Jr, decided that in view OF the
acts of the association, he could do nothing in
the m after without referring the subject in dis.
puts 10 the com mittee.
Mr.. q. 5. English, one Of the drafted men,
said, though drafted himself, he felt solicitous
for those drafted who need the money. and
would subscribe $500 for them, but with the
understanding that ne part shall be reserved
for q supplemental draft.
Considerable excitement prevailed, and tia
association adjourned till tonight.
THE BUTCHERS MARKRT-The association
OF butchers who have purchased and fitted up
tne old warehouse as q market, are about ad-
ding to the improvements already made in the
premises. The stands which occupied tho
brioge street front are being removed with
view 10 the erection OF a shed and three rows
OF oencnes Tor the accommodation Of country
oeaieIs, nucksters and dealers in fish. This
addluon VIII be Immediately commenced and
Will be completed in time for its early occu-
pancy.
PORT OF GEoRsKTowN.-Cleare -Schoon-
ers Mary Willis, Phillips, Baltimore: Mary
land, Foxwell, st. Mary's; Globe, Davis, An
pamessex; M. Whitall, Hobbs, St Maryis:
Matilda, Evans. Annamessex; Meohanic
Bsacham, st. Mary's; Prince William, Red
man, do Express, karwin, Dorchester; brig
Rush, Owens, Philadelphia; sloop Edwin.
Cumberland, White House.
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1865.
Whereas, pursuant to the order Of the Presi-
dent OF the United States, directions were issued
from this Department, under date OF the 18th OF
december, 1864, requiring passports from all
travellers entering the United States, except
immigrant passengers directly entering an
American port from foreign country; but
whereas information has recently been received
that her Britannia Maiesty's Government and
the executive and legislative branches OF the
Government OF Canada have taken, and will
continue to take, such steps as may be
looked for from friendly neighbor, and will
be efectual towards preventing hostile incur
sions from Canadian territory into the United
States, the President directs, that from and
after this d&te the order above referred to re.
curing passports shall be modified, and SO
much thereof as relates to persons entering
this country from Canada shall be rescinded
saving and reserying the order in all other
respects in full force.
WILLIAM H SEWARD
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF SHER.
IDAN'S VICTORY
ARRIVAL AT WINCHESTER OF SHER
1DAN'S CAPTURES.

The following dispatch gives information of
the arrival at Winchester OF the captures by
Sheridan, as announced by us yesterday.
WHEELING, March s.-Ofnoial information
from Cumberland, Md, dated the 9Th instant,
states that Colonel Thompson, of the Is. New
Hampshire cavalry OF General Sheridan's
command, has just arrived at Winchester. with
40 officers and 1900 enlisted men prisoners and
pieces Of artillery captured.
The principal battle was fought at Fisher
VILE, S miles from Staupton.
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Affairs In GsorseteWn.

THE CANAL DAMAGBs-Exoeptt the Dam ages
doae to Dam No and to the adnsauSt at
rh;oS ,ro he Va already noticed, there are NO
,rinrios RI obstruct navigation. A letter from
the WamspSst division
~ 40 'onening OF navigation at a much earlier
data than was at first anticipated.
THs DRAFT AssoCIATIoF.-The Associa.
ton met last night in the Council Chamber,
with large attendance. OF the 345 members
Of the club, SO were drafted; among them,
Messrs Edward and George Shoemaker, Jr.,
the Secretary and Treasurer of tho association
The amount in the treasury for distribution is
Sl3,259. Since the articles Of agreement were
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Information from the Army Of the Potomac
says all is quiet In this department.
The freehet in the James river has nearly
subsidized, and the exchange Of prisoners has
been resumed large lot was expected down
Tuesday morning.
General Fosters division OF the oath corps
was reviewed on Tuesday. by General Ord.
The day was fair, and the review passed of
well. The troops presented a very good ap
pearance, and elected the highest encomiums
from General Ord, as we'll as from large con.
course of spectators.
reviewed, and their appearance equally COM
mended.