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7.3O NATIONAL 40
LOAN N. .. 49,

LOAN. . -
Mr.. JAY COOKE, Of our hrm, having 70
suusd the General Agency for oovsransnt
LoSns, We sts prepared 70 furnish promptly.
TO agents and purchasers,
U. $. sEvEN.THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
These notes arc issusd, under date Of August
10, 1891, In denominations Of .H
$50, 500, $500, $1,000 AND SS,ooe.
They bear interest 81 1910 per cant. per
Annum, aud have coupons attached, payable
In lawful money on February 18th aad August
10Th Of each year. The principal viii Be paid
In lawful money on August 18Th, issTi o., q
tho q. ton Of the holder, the notes may then
be exchanged at par for
UNITED STATES TIvETwENTY BONDS,
FsdsemAbls ~ tho pleasure Of the Govern
msnt Of ADy time Aftsr ave years, And payable
twenty years from August lat, 1881, with In
terest at gT
SIX PER CENT. IN COIN, y
payable ssml-GnnuAIly. These bonds are At
present worth In tho market about
NINE PEA CENT. PREMIUM,
from which deduct the premium upon the
accrued gold interest, and there IL lsft act
premium upon the bonds Of ..aaE
SIX PER CENT,
with the prospect Of much greater vAins q
the date Of Tho maturity OF the ssvsn-rhirs
notes.
We resolve in payment for suOs@ipslOn'
the several Issues OF N.Y..
-. ..,, c.ar .nw .s,,, - aorna
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GROvERs THEATRE.
GROWERS GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
LE0NARp GROvER............D DIRECTOR.
CARL ANSCHU IZ............CONDU
MONDAY, MARCH 9, iss6.
EXTRA OPERA NIGHT.

EXTRA OPERA NIGHT,
Upon which occasion viii be presented
GouIOds Grand Opera
FAUST.
Mr.. JOS. HERMANs,
AoOoI dcd him one AMONG hta greatest rolea
MAtGI ErITE.. Mite MARIA FREDRRICI,
tone among her strongest aasumptlouaO
D- The regular asAson 81 opera will open
on fuKsDhN evening, March 7. The season
~ announced Including only ave nights Of
each week, the Director deemed advisable MT
20 include Monday as = season night, bat 10
cover sAtu day utthe hrst week Only insts A.,
thereby sub eCtirS season subscribers to no
iueOnven euos otherwise oonsi quent upOn ( he
Presidential GnNugut alton and what 10 TO toll
IoE. Therefore, Mondays Opera will he an
INrRA one, not ~ oluded 10 the season sale,
STATS my be secured IN snd amer this
moTninF, ~ the Box Utroo Of the Theatre, At
the following ptioes:
ADMISSION.
OrchsEtIA ChNirS tseAu securely esrh...ee 80
A1miaalDn, ...,..,..........,.,,...s 90
pAfquctte aud DIesu Circle (seAtuSsoute y
chfh',.. 's.''''.''''''''''..' ~
Admisbicn. ....,.,',..'.' 10
lAnily CIolc,. ''.,,.....sss...s.'.,.. 10
nhg.tt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTIOES.
~ TIsk.ts Coz the Fsundry UbureA
stores % the Gvenus and seves,h street.
feIS-u
fully notified that market will be hsld At
Contre Market on FNIDAY AFTERNOON,
March %, instead Of Saturdny MOI pins.
HENRY LILIES,
u- Parties, Rails, wsddIngs,-shaf-
nsld'l neutrality-suspicious. Dining Saloon
! am nov prepared TO furnish In tho best
v epeh style, and my own luparintondenee,
Par les, weddings, and other ehteFtAin n ents,
IN most r. AsOnANls terms. The beat French
Confectionery alWAys on hand. Private Din.
nors and supprta furnished at my SALE on.
Country OfdsIa and p rtiea attended to In the
shortest noiiCe. ice Cream snj Water tees,
made " steam power, in plain aud fancy
mou.dt, for Parties, Dinners. iAnt-5n
~ Massaohusstts Military STATE
AoEHCY REMovAL--On and after MONDAY,
January itt, is9S, the Massachusetts, state
Agency win occupy its new rooms In tho Ne.
iieRaI IHfsHigencT Building, second hoOr, co rnef
Of seventh and d streets, Washington, n. q.
Massachusetts soldiers and citizens are In
Vited 70 call.
Advice and assistance gives without charge.
decSi-u Lieut.. Col. and state Agent.
II Note - hereby given that books
60 receive subscriptions to the Capital stock
| OF the HAtiOnal Union Insurance COMPANY OF
Washinston, d e., will be open at No. 2gi D
street, on the nth day Of March, A. ID. 1855,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, =. NJ, a..d =
| O'Clock, y. IN. Of said day.
JAMES HARPER,
q, n. MOODY,
THOS PA1TEH,
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
| Joan NJ. REILLY,
fobeS-iot' Commiasioners.
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"A Care GuaranIeed-A word OF
ADVICE Those who have been dOCtuTinE foe
weeks and months without obtaihinE relief
should consult Or. FiGhblAtt, Whoso Office IL
AL y street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, and be radicN'y CURED. L"cn'J.hys
ats reputation - . physician. Recent
eases cured In lev days. ChArsrs moderate.
Dr.. ftBhblAtt, l4l " street, bttweon Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. Persons atA distance,
and in thsArmy can be treated By mall, u IS-
CURED. JA2I-if
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AIDS.


Dr. D W BllsS, 1T elements, jr
&c Robhius, H.ehAfdI,
Wm Mitchell, french, il.
MAMMAL.
u.iCh.,leS Hardin, LtG A whitman,
De 'Vore Burr, MIG EmsIy,
ALEXANDER shepherd, Tho. Lewis,
James " Decide, hshutJ Ll"yd,
lob Angus, VIM OTme,
~ Col Gardner TurtS, Fielder DOrsett,
J rrown, John Alexander,
Jno & Adams, Maj Gardner,
nc Addison, ChN Frazier,
~ samuel Fesscnirn. NJ MtiE', r.,
lno Hilton, howell,
WI craig IT, Albion Howe,
Seward Foot, Geo bAGlstl,
G Hall Geo n be II,
S SS si. hl.IE' ci1 y P = sRni''s'
DT q smith, Geo A Bates,
John " Jones, Jas NELLY,
Dt n A Robbins, Chas English,
FrAnkin raves, A MsETudsT,
Mai " D. " PAuldiug, II A Shi1n,
X bert stevens, Jas A Mexican,
Willard SeArea, JOs GethAGdi,
Cleueut l. West, Frd Myers,
Major n NJ StobbinG, ID FGrusy,
1t col James 4 Hail, gdSMd BALDWIN,
ALHayts SPBelI,
John Il Thompson, n Blake,
George II flsnt, Jr, JonA! Ellis,
{ n SNOW, WIN n Rphfer,
RBClAk, Wm J MWtlAgh,
DR. pAnicl D Clark, John Paxton,
u Brooks, II - RevVcr,
M keYea, NJ william,
Serg MAJ AS Perham, Riehm' ,ou'hworth,
JP BArthnlsw, pr Julius Nenoli,
Carey White, " Tuck,
Gfo,ImAycr, BF Coy
Janet "nwy, NJ nIIsIi
M thEhpku' ' i, = 'II',,
W SephensOn. Prot W J0iirnn,
A X sawyer, Gilbert 3 i0wltS,
olussi S,.i pIih,.
LEWIS LeTnJ' Shs,is, = I',tbr,,
George " Brown, pSniel Baker,
'nVnp.on' ~ TbonSS
un"s = n n"si,., Sgn a,noL
% n eonha"'''' mysI wei.
~ s,n,in r."P WIN Moor,
S, - sts' Te,i,, csnt Ia LAVE,
= 49, DrsAH HcKtm.
/ jneE.on. LII Walker
GfattOt waShburne, Capt Il ! shhlinBl'N
The following nGmeA have been seat In iC
repre-, snt the states aud IsrritOIiGI'
MAins--Gen John Z Caldwell
New Hampshlre-m.lnIE VA"s Fhf'
,.aS"h,,,st,s.M.j CiS, q pcVst..
Ebrds I.I,nd-WsIisr L sImnonS
CoqnSetieu Hon B"u, Eoyes.
Nv hoTE-Coi d MhtaSer'
n ns1I. sruIi,,
Msrylnnd-B > NJ Hurley.
Uh,O-H Of SHADE
sIftinia-JSmes y IiemenI' ,,.,,,,I
S,n,h SstoI,ns-i Pm tnyiay.
Fl0,ida-HaTIisnn Reid.
AlAhamA--i!Apt Daoiel II Bingham.
,ll,,i,sirplE,.GssnstH a Al !'On'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES William pshp.
Kentueky- Col Jam a " Irwin.
IIdt>ns-JJ CugsinTS.
N.inoS.Uf Bangs
M.ehlGA9-r yS.Af;
IGiiIoT6ia-MAIoT Robert Stevens.
lowA-B \ HAwcs,
Mheensln-mHl"T 1sntS
E,nGGE-KdW ard n FuusT.
Nebrsska-Lol FuTnas'
N on,atiPP y HSo,,
DSEo'k-n iilisn n surlciEh.
nEGALIA.
The following rcsAlia ia prescribed fpr III
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MoN DAY EVENING, FEB. q,
and every night during the week, ats o'clock.
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Ads. THE MARSH L-IH-CHIEF. Aids.
The Milita'y Fseort.
The President OF the United statss and his
Private FecretATy, with the Marsha OF
ths District Of COlumbla and his
Deputies on right and lsfi.
EX.Ptosidsats.
The Vice President and Vice President elect.
The Csbirst.
The CGrPs ipl3nSiique.
The judiciary.
Senators and Representatives.
Ex Senators ana Represeu tativsG.
Heads Of nuieAuG Anl Assistants.
OnloeIs and Soldiers Of tho Revolution, and Of
the War a 1919.
The NGtIonGl Union College Band.
The National UAlon Executive Committee.
The National Exscu i've Committee OF the
Loyal Leagues.
state Aud City Authorities.
The Lincoln and Johnson Ctub', with Car, ~.
state Organizations.
East Washington Lincoln and JohnIon Club,
with Monitor, sc.
The Fire OrgAn'ENuonL
The wAshirgto1 Press.
OriserI Of the Army, Navy, Marine Cerrs, and
Militia
Detachment OF the Ubi'Sd Sta, Is Marine Corps
Detachment Of the lat DTiEEde OF Quarter.
master Vol gsers.
Other Military Organizations.
GieHbOro CAVIloAde.
Turner Associations OF WashinytOn and
Georsetswn,
ODD Fellows and ether bsneVoient Also els
tons,
The following Aids, MHrshAlS, aud Marshal
representing states, have been selected 10 As
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q Il A L U N IL A l. L
NCOHNER OF NINTH AND d sTREETS

This Large and Handsome Nall is now for
rent for Balls, Concerts, 10, 10 10 hnsly Tres.
coed, Ehd huithsd In the most substantial
manner, with large aud 0OhysniGut dTeaHing
roomf, GRd gallery 81 the south end Cor spec
tAtOfa.
The Hall Il tAr BtSt ventilated room In tia
city, with tWCaTy widows on thS south Ahd
east And W6st side, with . laFgs VeutllAtOF IN
the esntTs OF the HAlI. II ta admirably adAPtsd
for C0nsortG, being built with especial atten.
care has been tSksh 10 havo the best noOF thAt
ne Hail wi = Fsaisd Tor BAlls. Oonssrss,
IaSaiIs q Q. 1sECKELS % D street., third
door hon the Hall. ASlo-dn
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PREsIDENTIAh ISAUGURATIoSI
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II Inform alton Fres--1o Nervous SUI.
erers--h gentleman cured OF Nervous Dsbili-
", lpeOnpeteney, Premature Decay, And
Youthful ETIot, Aetuated by . desire To bouC-
ut others, will be happy to furnish IN all who
need II, Tree Of chAIsc, the recipe and diTsC-
tionB tor making tho staple remedy used 10
hts esao. sufferers wishing to profit 10y the
adveTtlEvr's bad experience, ard pOIsets Ature
and ValuablB remedy, can do 80 by AhGCcsstrg
him At once 81 his place Cf business. TIE
Recire And fGlt inform A'iOn--Oi vital I'm 1Ort-
snoe-win be Sheeriully scut By return Of
mall
Addreu JOHN u. OCNEN,
No % Natrau street, New York.
?. Nervous sufferers Of both seNSs VIII
ind thiE Information Invaluable. drS-smdAN
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INOR SALE..-.A TRUCK FARM,
Of hny AsTss, IN sight Of WHIhinEt"n.
Coed sOili plen y Of ilmbGTi large peach
orchard.
Also, House and LIT on New JerIty avenue,
near Baltimore Depot.
Aicress n. J. MCCLELLAN, Warrington
CITY. mhi'if
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NOR sALE...A TWENTY. TWO
ACRE COUNTRY SEAT, four miles
from Washing t0n. IOptoVemsnts-AncNc
lent iTAne yelling (fourteeG rOOmsl, stable,
cAriiAge-hOuse, corn Glib, olstsrn OF ~ go gal.
Ions capacity. several huOdrcd young fruit
trees on the place. VIII exchange Tor in
proved city prnperty.
A Hotel containing twenty foomT; central
location. The furniture, n tWn yrsIs' l~n'",
IL eases, and po1,CsIion Ia Offered tor O.! u,JJ
ossh. Rent Only see per month, rArU bar
rAin,
A Frame House on Penny IyAniN Avrr @
east, between sixth and SsN eUth GlTtrlS, viii
lot IgEIlJ, iOT ~, 900 osHh.
4 hu'in'Is property on PCGn'y!I NlIa Az
nue., 20 feet 'front.' Hneen IOOu.s, iuclu hog
la 20 ttorc.fOonl, eil,o)O
A corn property, iTJuiing i5D fee, on Penn.
SylyahIA avenue, improved by Others, stores,
aud GwolllusE, IL offered Or favorable terms
hlIGhELL IONS,
Real Estate prukCrs,
corner pfQnEyt ADiA ave. And fIltCCulh 81
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NOR RBN IA DIV III hISG
House, three stories Aud basement, with
mAEtisk front, situHied In = very pleasant,
healthy and central location. Pss'asIo
giVsn Immediately. Inquire at Ma. 2Oi NJ.
ttenth street, next corner OF Rhode Inland
avenue. 1He above dwelling has water aud
gas. mhl-ti
HOUSE FOR RENT..-NO. 444 L
Street, between sixth and seventh,
fOr particulars iuquhs OF ID. L. SUMES 5
CO, No. IIs, Seventh street opposite The pnst
Once lt.atI
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AND sTooK
1 FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED

4 good house, In thorough rep 'iT, with mod
en- improvements, well iuTBishei, and cen
ia!ly ineatPC, 10 wAuted by Its. o"t hle
marty. Gnud reference. AlCtoas boz 70, Re-
M ii'Gu Ofnye mhl.St
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~ Tickets Zoe the Fsundry Uhureh
Fair can be ohtaiaed At the pnncipal book.
stores "a the avenue and soventh street.
fele-u
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"DRUNK ON COLD WATER"

The humorous Lecturer and original rsy-
sholp gist,
DIR. D. DROWN WILLIAMS,
will sivs = short series OF his Amusing Lee.
oBpFKLLowS HALL,
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correspondence Between MIR. Davis
and His Counsel.

ALnAN1, August Or. II. Gillet,
one OF the counsel for Jefferson Davis,
III note to the -iry~s, SAYS that Mr..
Davis has no more information con-
tcerning his trial than others have.
In letter from Davis, dated the
losn inst, to Gillett, he says: Il am
still ignorant of the charges against
me and the source of them, and the
tribunal before WHICH I am to answer.
Aoar letter gives lao the first notice of
the Washington Indictment" Davis
requests Glllet to have Il conference
With Charles O'Gonner, his only other
counsel, 50 th:;t t..ey may be prepared
Tor the trial us soon Us it is l.ro,,~il;
on, and "'.ta IL, little delay as the IA
tire and Importance Of the case will
permit.
y direct application to the proper
department, asking to be informed
When and before what tribunal Davis
IS to be trie4, remains unanswered.
because, it is s;lpiaA.l, neither has
been actually determined by the Pre-
Siuent.
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~.ac Trim! OF Cupt. TE.r-.

WASHINGTON, August % The Wiz
Military Commission met again to-day.
The moti.'n to qatSh the charges and
specifications against Captain N'irz,
made by the defendants counsel wa,
iSSucd princiraly by Judge Hughes,
Who continded thai they were too
general ;.:il uncertain. and that tllc
offences charged were rpgniz;.blc bv
the civil :,nI military courts. The
Commission orcrrulcl The motion.
The prisoner then ,,i,,al no. guilty to
The charges a3:..in:,t. i:i::.
Col. Cilipnsn, the Judge advocate.
to-day suggested that the prisoner b%
rtmandctl 10 the Old Capitol and that
the Court adjourn. In this the Court
without i formal Vote acaniescel.
Judge Hughes wished to know to
wn;t t;.lc the Court had adjourned
Col. Chipman rcpl:ed that he would
notify the coonsci Of TIE re-;,Sscm-
bling OF the court. and then requested
the witness i'll ;,ttcu,l;aaca to give in
formation as to where they reside, and
instructed shem not to lc;.ye the city
until properly discharged.
Judge Hughes said that he would
like to 30 heard.
Col Chapman replied that under
parliamentary law there could now be
Ao debate
Maj. Gen. Wallace said thc court
stands adjourned. consequently there
can be no argument.
: Judge Hu"les-Ihc prisoner having
been arlraignel, we enter our protest
against breaking mp the court or an
indefinite adjou.nlce 1t. We ask either
for the discharge OF the prisoner OF to
proceed With the trial
Mai. Gen. Wallace repeated that tie
court had adjourned. :.
During TINS colloquy the prisoner
was removed from the court room by
the military guard,
The adjournment, without IL day
having been named for the re-lSsem-
bling OF the court, took the counsel
and spectators by surprise. No reason
is us yet known fer this course, though
there is Il suspicion merely that the
charge OF conspiracy may be with
drawn.
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ARKANsAs.AND TIE PLANS. Cores

poLdcnce 1rc.a Little Rock says thai
N:1:ln ...;>I.si.a ,.L,;c. ,.u AQW State
Cons. .Nt.->A - cnL-p.,te III nearly
= : i" COZ 4i4ea ), and that the offices OF
81. r-l.a ;au,i probate and county Judges
nave all been filed by loy;I men.
Business goes on as Pcaccably, the
taxes are being collected, the returned
Confedcrates acquicsce in their defeat
and rejoice that tLc war is over, and
travelling through the State is as safe
us before the war. Speculation and
trade are becoming brisk, and clniera-
ton from the North, especially of
mechanics and miners, is beginning.
There is Il large amount Of cotton in
the lower part OF the State.
\ private letter from ort Riley
says the indians have been very tro,.
hicsui:c ior several eiays. and that
about 1urty lncn OF the llth Kansas
Cavalry were recently murdered hv
them at Fort NaraE. hear Fort ltilcv.
and that the: indians had also capt,lrt,,
!; train of military stores. The sol
dicrS. killed We're Il part OF the trade
escort.
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South AMERICAN FIGrriNG.-W We
have had an impression that in the
South American cii!n:." all manhood
ooZcd out and went away like Bob
Acres v;lor. An extract from the
Brazilian account of t..~;r recent
naval victory will shov our error:
Nothing could exceed The fcrocious
v"lor of the Parag'sayans. They all
seemed determined to conquer or die.
Among the wounded prisoners who
fell INTO the lands Of thr i;laZili;Ms
was Robbie, commander of the Sulto,
one of the slrlkcn steamers, and q,
brother to the Commanding General
OF the Paraguayan army. His wounds
were tendcrly dressed by the Com
mandcrin-Chicf of the brazilian fleet,
Barrasso; but Roblc, with his teeth,
tMc off the banllges from his wounds,
prefcrring death to captivity. :
Most OF the commanders OF the
Paraguay;M vessels arc among the
dead.
The whole artillery, ammunition.
banners and an immense amount OF
wal material, felt into the hands Of
the victors
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SPOISN OOD HOTEL ,
RICHMOND, uA+

rs TT having been reported th%t the
4FS. SpOlSWOND Il"iEiI had been con
.i.i.tlA i>catcd and closed, The proprctors
deem il proper t" assure the public that
,;l:ch is not thc case. The house is open for
t'c accommodation Of Visitors as it has
been from It's opening day. III SDptcmbcr
lStN.
The house has been rcmodclcd. reno
waited, rcfurnishcd and put III pert ct order
throughout, and TIE travelling puilic may
rest assured Of finding as Comfortable
accommodations with MS as can bo found in
any'iirst-clasS hotel. North or South
Our friends, patrons and the travelling
public generally. visiting Richmond, %rc
cordially invited to make their home with
us, and no pains will be spared to make
them comfortable. as we are pledged to sns-
tain tic vel! Known reputation " rllc NOISE
COSAERY ~ MlJLWARD,
aug 70 s Iroprielors.
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FREEDMEN Go!NG Ar:r!c. A &c
spatch FROM Washington stvs the
l-mand tor freedmen to go as laborcrs
to Northern States. has, become very
brisk, This week IN ;G,-nt took 100
to Providence. i. T. wi."r" places h%l
been engaged tor III of ti:rm. One
farmer, near Stc.ll,Nnvi'ir, Ohio aD-
plies for 100 lands '.',ir supply is
iiadcUnatc to the d',.l:;EG, and a
requi>ltion has br," .n:,lc on IQn.1s
missioner OF F'rcci,~n's ...::::,iES, ut
iichmonl, For :2Go .nva and womrn to
go North and West. No applications
are made from Eir;c:lli.,. and conse-
qlcntly There is :, l;ir:;c surplus ot
freedmen in that state seeking ON
ploymcnt. The f;.1lAcrs ct Maryland
are seeking help from The Freedmen $
bureau here, and paying their colorel
employees IIcHally.
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Gen. Wheeler Beaten by two Federal
Officers.

New YORK, August 22.-A special
despatch to the World, dated Nashville.
August %, says the rebel Gen. Wheeler
was badly beaten to-day by Col Black
burn and Capt Quinn, in consequences
OF threat made during the war by
Wheeler that he would kill Blackburn
II he ever took him prisoner, as be
was a "d--d homemade Yankee" !"
Wheeler was in bed when attacked,
and was severely beaten.
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The Now Orleans P;cuy",ee says: A
prominent politician of very radical
persuasion, from this city, recently
visited Washington and waited on
President johnson. After the cN-
change OF the customary courtcsics,
our citizen asked the President what
word he had to send his friends in
Louisiana. ''Tell thcm,' said the
President, 'to go to work and organize
the Government as quickly as possible,
and send on their Representatives to
Congress. In this way they can man
lfest their patriotism. and insure q
speedy return to the old ways of the
constitution, Of honor md civil gov
ernmcnt."
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ny telegraph.
A Fight with Gueri1,as.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 20.-Some soldiers
left jackson, Tenn, few days ago..
to hunt up horses that had been
stolen, but they were attacked by =.
large number OF guerillas, and being
driven back, they were obliged to
abandon their horses. They reported
that three soldiers were killed after
being captured by the guerillas. Two
guerillas have been captured.
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RIO GRANDE AFFAIRS. The latest
news from the Rio Granlc shows that
on the Mexican si,lc all is confusion and
hriS;mdagc, and that on this all that
Gen. Steele can do can hardly keep
iowna like spirit. The Wal in Mexico
has dwinGird down to highway rol,-
b ry, and nothing is sale unless guard
cd nya heavily armed force. \ known
atla,ront of either side if caught bv
the ~thcl is both robbed and killed,
and the whole ann and effort is ap-
plrcntly 10 fill the pocket. ;,
Consequently both :Iatamoras and
Hardad arc suffering intensely Pro
visions ;lra dear hc;omI reach, while
all things else arc cheap rs dirt, but
'inattalnah'" to propl" who have not
t.lr means to l:;v bread.
The Alat.'mrr..s RtacI:~}'o says:
There iS much sickness :;n,i mortali-
L among the culurcu troops on the
other lIr>;tS) SIDE OF tho live. We
are iniormt,! that they arc dropping
OF itt the rate uf ton or !. dozen per
iay. Asthi> is only 4 healthy .wratlls
rr sickness 1t prr>;::t,.' fnH September
;lH't October prosperous Planting
season.
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CoMNopol:u LEON :5M,ril. This
Confederate officer, who is nad.. ia
NOUS hy his capture Of The Harriet
Lame at Galveston. and the repulsc of
Granger at Sabine Pass, elnit.r,t,,d to
Mexico ate. or rather rcn)inH, the
surrender tilr B"'}Iia, of thu city.
tells us that he has returned. ::n {, lis
them that the manner il which the
Warfare is conducted; IN Mexico be-
tween the Imp"riH! :,ll Liberal forces
is perfectly l"Trili". One of their
rules of warfare on both sides is to
take no prisoners i:r was held y
prisoner for some hours by Curtin#.
Ike probably con,.!:l,i",l t!'.:- his OWE
country, even With coMtiScltinn and Il
possible irl;,l ior t!.M>nn. for h" ranks
;ts BriGa(licrGrnr"a', would be pre-
frrah!c to a nroin:::'~,! stay in snrh y
Hntry.-h'ns"s|i" Lei>r>'Ne~ E"rh'
X1rdi
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acGua;n;ai:cos, of Mr.. and
Ers. L. DUANE, are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Of tie latter, from her
rc si,icncc Gi Butcher TOWN. to the Catho-
Lr Church. THIS lFTEENDON Il: to'clock
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

|9NllE next session of this institution
Z (Which was never discontinued daring;
the war; viii commence. as USUAL, Octobc;'
!, 1870. ard cnd July j. 1866.
The institution is organized into clPcen
distinct schools, with is many Professors.
NlX OF the schools are Academies, (bcsidcS
thai Of Chemistry, which is also Medically
four belong to the Medical and one to the
Law Department.
The College expenses, for The session OF
mnc months, viii be from $500 to $3.50. cX-
elusive OF text books, of which sum about
S2l3 will be required upon admission, and
the rest between that time aud the Isl of
April. For further information, amply to
$. MiUPIN, Chairman Faculty.
Post Office" University OF Virginia"
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