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r. ALLEN & CO..
~ STOCK AND MONEY BROKERS'.
OYfIcEI No. l38 MAIN STREET,
UIC0IN&0A1Y0

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
Tho undersigned have associated themselves un-
der the firm Of J. Il. ALLEN & co. for the pur-
pose Of conducting GENERAL STOCK AND
MONEY BUSINESS In this city, and tender their
services to the public.
They will sell, on commsisston, all Government
and State Securities the Stocks and Bonds Of the
various Corporations, Railroads, &C., and will buy
and sell Sterling Exchange, Gold and Silver Coin,
Bank Notes, &c. =
The experience Of Mr.. ALLEN, who, for several
years past, has been partner in the house Of R. H.
Maury Co., will, We trust, insure . satisfactory
attention to the interest Of those whose business
may be intrusted to the firm.
j. r. ALLEN,
fe &c. JOSEPH DRUMMEL.
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TOHN w. GENTRY & co.,
u COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 7s Man STREET, RICHMOND, vrRorx{a,
wholesale and retail dealers In
BLOCKADE GOODS. Suffers STORES
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &c.
The finest assortment Of
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Foreign and Domestic Cigars,
Toilet Soaps, Writing Materials,
Brogans, Fancy Articles, &C., constantly on
Just received, -
Ion. dozen genuine Briar- root Pipes Of very SUI
perior quality, and
A large lot Of Backing Brushes, ,.&c.
solicited.
Also, for sale, two splendid China Tea eets (com-
plete)., fe3-lm
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ID ICE, SORGHUM, NAILS.
A1 3 Ssrces Ss1Teis f1r sUPERIoR s i n5R SORGHUM.
10 kegs three-penny NAILS,
bags GRAIN PEPPER,
20 boxes SOAP and CANDLES,
for sale by Z. McAUAEM,
fe 0-2ts Thirteenth street, near Cary.
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II Is barrels OLD APPLE BRANDY,
20 barrels FLOUR,
5 chests TEA,
cases I and IA PRINTS,
SO pounds BLACK THREAD,
100 dozen COLORED SPOOL COTTON,
50 dozen j HOSE and I4ADIEY HOSE,
for sale low, to close consignment. BY
f. TOLLESON & co...
6aA-st l4l Main street.
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OBITUARY.

D1ed, ct his residence, in GreenbSier county. on
Enday morning, January Goth, 1865, General
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4 A. FARLEY & CO..
"a COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
MERCHANDI6E BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
CORNER OF BLEvENTH AND CARY srRsHrs,
offer their services to the public In tho
above capacity. Our acquaintance with the tSado
offers peculiar advantages to those having Pro-
DUCE Of all kinds for disposal.
Strict attention will be given to purchase STOCKS,
COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS, &c.
RKYERs 70
D. T. Williams & Co., Richmond.
Davenport & Co., Richmond.
A. +. & J. u. Harvey, Richmond.
J. NJ. Conrad, Chester, Virginia.
w. T. Anderson Co., Lynchbufe, Virginia.
T. d. Neal, Danyille, Virginia.
Harris & Howell, Wilmington, North Carolina.
George Alden, Camden, South Carolina.
james Dunlop, Camden, South Carolina.
Il. A. Williams, Carksville, Virginia.
Samuel D. Ragland, Richmond. l64-lm
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EOR SALE.
10 barrels SUGAR,
Is bags SUGAR,
'ef saie' q S0's '''''.e CHRISTIAN 4 LEA,
20 .. No. 6S Main street.
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The progress Of Sherman through
Georgia is said, by correspondent of a
South Carolina paper, to have been much
less destructive than was at first de-
scribcd. The writer, consolingly, says {:
, 1865-03-14

as also the reply Of that Government.
The protests, especially that Of Salvador,
are exceedingly severe, the latter Govern
ment prohibiting all communication be-
tween the two Republics so long as Gen
eral BarrioS is permitted 10 remain in
Costa Rica, The answer Of the latter
Government is mild aud dignitied, and
s~ustalnS the right and obligation Of the
Government to "f,rd an asylum to po'ili-
cal refugees so 10 = as no treaties are
brok, n thereby. The coffee crop in Cos
Ia IiicA Will prove a far avrra&e-be-
tween $4,000 aud 10000 quintaIS. At
the recent elections in Salvador the pro-
v~isionaI President, ST.. Duenas. was re-
elected President for the next tenn by q
very large majority,
From Ecuador the news is %unimportant.
The rainy season had commenced at
Guayaqnil, Letters from lhe interior Of
the Republic report th,t The roai be-
tween Q4ito and E>mrraIda is progress
ing tavourubiy, more than one-llird being
already competed. ThiSroad will prove
OF vast Importance to The country, as it
opens mp an immense tract of territory
hitherto closed from communication
with any seaport. 1t was reported at
Gnayaquil that the question between
Peru and Spain was likely to he adjusted
speedily, and that one of the vessels of
tie Spanish squadron was expected at
Guay@qull.
, 1865-03-14
THE KINGDOM or GREECE.
From the Times Correspondent


lAtltIIS, ItH. ~
AL G~rcre has been invited by King
Geo so u III III jniEnt'al O. 5.i, ndnct
oi lis 1uu,e Prime Ju.,ss ri T. uaasHsrr,
who has been ordercI to OUT Greece BE-
tore he end Of the week
The nfotmation supplied 10 the Greek
newspapers by actors in the Il ferrnt
scenes which compose the meloIrnma has
laid before the public an anthenticac account
OF The transaction.
Prince Julius invited seven of The ex-
Ministers of King Ohio, whom his very
confined knowledge Of Greek politics Ted
him to believe were still the most inAu-
entail mrn in the country, to confer on
the means of e%jrcting Count Sponnork
from his place as the Kings adviser. This
mega symbouiion, or grand conference, as
che Greek papers call it, took place on
Monday. while the King was absent from
the palace.
The seven champions of (unctionary
worship into'med everybody they met
that they were g"inG to til" meeting, and
the report spread r,ridy that Count
Sponneck was abont tn quit Greece, and
that The Ministers had r. signed.
The Prjncroppnrd III" business of the
conference by stating he was 'f'rmed
that the misconduct Of III" Government
had htought the aft IFS OF Greece into an
alarming condition, and HAT the misgo-
vernment of the country was 10 he attri-
buted to Count Sponneck'S incap city
Hc desired, therefore, to hear III opinion
of the ablrst aud most experienced men
in Greece on the subject, and he invited
his auditors to state their views candibly.
Every OF Of The ex-Ministers addressed
by Prince Julius ought TO have felt that
the prolonged misgovernment Of the
country arose as much from Count Spon-
reck's innbiIity TO remedy he c"nSeqnen-
ces Of their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES when in
office as from the Counts fault. All of
them, %eitt1-r let loose their torgues
against Count Sponneck or approved by
their silence the ~backbitihg TO which
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
HELMBoLp's ROSE WASH,

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wards Of 5000 unsolicited certificates and recommenda
tory letters many of which from the highest sources
including eminent Physicians cergymen, Statesmen &c.
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the newspapers he does not do this rom the fact that his
articles rank Standard Preparations and do not need
10 be propped up by certificates
The Science of Medicine Ike the Doric Column should
stand simple pure majestic, having Fact for Its basis
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BLOOMSRURG
"a C a ID IL mi Y ,

u The next term of this Institution will
Degln on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10TH, 1865.
The TeglaI prices Of tuition range from Il 5o 10
ore the middle Of the term " "
Inc usual extra changes will be made for German
anu FRENCH ana the various Ornamental Branches
lseAtIemely important that the pupils who shal,
atteu the school should be present at the beginning
OF e term or as soon after possible in order 10
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ana thorough progress IN has pupils -
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"'sss''' ie0'' PInUipal
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MY Extract sarsapara is Blood Purifier my Extract
Buehu is Diuretc, and will act such in all cases.
Both are prepared purely scientific principes-in
paeuoand are the most active Of either that
can be made. ready aud conclusive test viii be COM
psrson Of their properties with those set forth in the fol-
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See Professor DEVICES valuable works the Practice
OF Physc.
See remarks made by the celebrated DR.. PHYsIo Phla
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIA MCDOWELL, q cele-
brated Physician and Member OF the Royal College OF
Surgeons Ireland, and published in the Transactions Of
the King and Queens Journal.
See Medico-chrurgcal Review, published by BESJN
TRAvERs, Fellow OF the Royal College Of Surgeons,
See most OF the late standard works on Medicine.
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Tho Refugees.

LAnos numbers OF Southern refugees and dis
charged soldiers arc now coming North, and nearly
every day brings . fresh invoice Of them 70 this
city. They have no money, hardly any clothing
and are In condition of extreme desntuton.
They know nothing about such labor as is required
in the city. and OF they can ge, nothing to
do, and must be provided Tor either by the military
or the civil authorities. why are they sent here
They arc brought mainly On Government trans
por.A and OF course they are forwarded by com.
msndan's Of posts along the Atlantic sesbonrd.
Bu, The North does no, wan, them. Eyon II they
ware competent 70 perform mechanical labor they
should not DO brought here for we have some
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Me- YsVh. Fridsv, May g. 9 r. k.-The following
we're The leading quotations at the Gold Room to-day
AT 1890 A. N. 14sA; II, 1881; 11.sN l43& IL
14sk; 1890 1917; 1, 143; 1.3o 143; 2, 1897 9.so
ia2s; 3, l+2%; 3.3O, 143 s.4s, 1875; 4, 1924;
40 I42A; 43o, 1875. The stock quotations Of the
afternoon compared With those Of the same time yee
terdsy, show, with some few exceptions decline Of
from \ to per cent. Governments were little
lower. Money wr easy at a per cent with only a
limited demand. Commercial paper passed at ia 7
per cent. for strictly prime with very little
offering. Foreign exchange continues duh, chiefly
from the indispoei,on to pay the present hieh rates
The leading drawers are asking 10 for 69-dsys ser-
ling. on Change to-day Flour opened quiet and
steady, and closed hrmer and moro active. Wheat
was very firm. Corn vas dull and droc ping. Oats
were heavy and lower Pork heavy Beef
was steady. Lard was quiet, and whiskey was quiet
and firm.
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DEATHS.

ALIEN-on Thursday, May T. John Allen, in the
9th year Of hs age native OF the County Lei'rim
The friends and relatives Of The family are re-
ques,ed to attend the funeral, on SUNDAY alter
No. l34 West 18th At, bet. It'll and 9Th sves. 100
BYRNEs-On wednesday, IL p NJ, at his resi.
dence, Piermont, Rockland Co., James Byrnes aged
DsrInott formerly OF 100 West st, NY.
The fends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, ON saturday morning. May 6, at
ll O'Clock, from the foot Of Courtiandt ST. Jersey
City Jerry, the arrival OF the train without fur
Their notice lie will DO inferred A. Calvary Gene
terry. YOU
col RGRoVE-o May Ath Of convul,ion., VII
liam Henry, youngest son Of James y. and Ellen L..
Coey rove, ased year, months and days.
fnilv reaneSted 10 attend the funeral on Saturday
afternoon 9th inst- at O'Clock, fom the resi-
dence Of his parents, Congress st. without further
Invitation. Ny
FALvEY-At Yorkville, n. Y. on Thursday, NAV
4th, Michael Falvey, aged ~ years, months and is
Requiem Mas. will be offered for the re pose Of his
soul in ST. LAsTence's Church sIth st, het. 4th and
18th aves, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, on Saturday, May
from thence his remains viii be taken % Calvary
Cemetery for interment. The relatives ana friends
Of the family arr invited 10 be present. POI
KEHoE-On Monday, May /, at Newark, n. j., OF
chronc diarrhHa contracted while In the discharge
Of bis duty, Edward kehoe' a member Of Company C.
The relatives and friend. are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this tha,urdsyJ afternoon, a.
o'clock, from the dence OF hia brother, John ke-
hoe, 1885 Graham ave, Fast Brooklyn. ia
O'NEAI--In Brooklyn, after long iilnes,, Thoma,
o'Neal med b6 years, from Co. Limerick, Ireland
His friends and relatives respectfully invited
| to attend tho funeral, on sunday afternoon, MAY
| Z, at O'Clock, from his late residence, Washing
| ton ave. and BERGEN st. His remains will be- take1
| 70 the Cemetery Of the Holy Gloss for inter
ment. 1913
| PRESTON May 4th, John Priest, aged ~ years
Tho friend, Of the fqmily are respectfully invite
| z O'Clock from Isl Divlson At sc
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eurresder Of Kirby smith and Jen.
Thompson.

Tnr rerorts thai KinHr sxTrB and JsrY. TBosr-
sor have SURF nderodior proposed 70 surrender the
releI armies under their command, are M, ofnei-
ally sndors d, bu, they have an appearance Of re.
r,bH,-., and u I, not improbable thsi they are
rue. ne departments comprising the commands
II uItac aicers embrace all tho territory West OF
.-e .ssipId river which has teen held By the
ri tlf. The e1.ct number Of soldiers In these
ool. .nds 10 not known 81 the North. but 10 esti-
mated 10 he in the neighhorhood Of hty thousand.
It Ia not likely, however, uat anything Ike that
number has ttol or will be surrendered. large
proporto Of ih, trans issishppi rebel troops are
class oi nstural- orn guerrillas, Indians and half
breeds who will quit the military service al their
own option and resume the Wild baekwoods life
which they formerly led hunting when they can
end game, ave stealing when this means Of living
f.il,. mt the formal surrender Of tic transmits
rsipp. by the rebel commanders will put an end
n hosunues In ths. quarter, aud dissipaie
81 fear Of gathering q the clans" Of
rebe dosTeradoes in Texas, with view Of pro-
longing the contest. n Jrrr. DAVIS seriously en-
tertained the thought Of getting into Texas and
there establishing his portable government the
project will now be abandoned. SMITH and
THoxrsoN have been cut of froru all communica-
ton with the rebel government and they have
been left to act according 10 their own judgment.
Aler learning Of the surrender Of LEE and JonN.
sTos, aud se,tny psinlyt Al the rebellion Is dead
and beyond resurrection, they doubtless deter
mined TO accept tho situation without awaiting or
drrs from "the President" Il this intelligence 10
true, the only rebel army remaining is ths, under
tie command Of DroK TArLoE, in Southern Geor-
gis II was reported several days ngo that This
force, also, WAS negotiating for surrender, bu, the
news has not yet been confirmed. AL these 70.
ports may be premature, but they not at all
unlikely. Their leading armies having surron.
dered, and there being nothing to gain by further
opposition, I. Is not probable tina. the minor rsbe
forces will 10 disposed TO continue the fighi with
gu, a leader and without, hope
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Tua Canadian authorities now have an oppor-
tunty N provo thor late profession OF iondness
aud good feeling toward our Government. They
are hArboriug mon who nre charged with compile
city In the murder Of the Chief Magistrate Of this
country, aud y the evidence shall be found 10 ius-
sify Ito charge, nothing bu, malevoloncs toward
our Government on The part Of the Provincial Au.
thoriLcs.wil prevent the rendition Of the eouspra.
tors. l4e ysccillating course heretofore psrm.i
by Canada In ito relations with the North, makes
1t d'fhcut to determine wins, the decision will 10
IN tho present case. During the early part OF the
the people OF the Provinces made no a,,ernp, 10
disguise their rebel sympathiss, nor did th.y
hesitate to give practical aid aud comiorr' 70
the traitors As tho fortunes Of the rebellion
wsued, however they became more respectful In
their demeanor, and lAtterly there have bssn
strong manifestations Of friendship toward
this country. But professions Of sympathy
are worth very little unlcss thoy are backed
by something more assuring. Giving the North
tie appearance and the South the substance. IN n
division Of sympathy which our people fail to I'D.
proiate. The late apparent change OF feeling In
favor OF the North looks very much ss II II were
founded upon eIpediency, rather than justice, and
that Il IL more ephemerL than real and lasting.
Tho Canadians now have . chance TO demonstrate
their A'e professions by their works and 70 prove
that their friendship Is sincere and genuine,
THOMPSON, CLAY, sASDns, and tho rebel emissArios
Of lesser note who are now sojourning in Canada,
are, as declared by our Government acces.oris. 40
tho murder Of Pres dent LtsooLs. II tho cb.rg.s
against them eau be authenticated by evidence
they ought to 10 given up; II not we cannot sx-
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mon, pr H.. s0a9Oc eaifsh, isAibc m.ckerel, 3Ia
Sc salmon trout Oa-.
smoked and cured Fi.h.--smoted eels, 92ssrr.
salted shsd, iss2oc snotcd herring per bunch 15s
lGc smoked nnckerel, lbs2Oc eslted ma ksre LEA
lse .mokod sLmoa, sosse; dried goldfish iGalEci
she'd Ptsh.-1olsten, alive, s.i0c; do boiled, a
oys.eIs. per l'N ~ So.s4 OYSTERS rtewins, AZ scs
sIsss' ,oii P"[ lcs 90 hard DE- AIR cis'n''
PsgTabtes.-Ltna beans are selling At -a--e quart;
,vtet potatoes, aloc Pk POTATOES, common' . e6Oc
peck tumip-, 2OaHc y peck carrots Be- dozen
letis, DOZEN $3.50; lettuce. =. 6alUc for hne rnd-
ishes dozen, 4e5c onions, 4oabOc peek; pors-
nip- h- dozen mint per bunch, Sn12c pee- lbc
quart rhuhnb, sal5c asTarafus lbaSoc pei bunch
shives bunch. Pas pAtley, lOelye water cTesses is
Az sarltc ea25e sprouts, peck, lsa2oc pic plant
bunch, lOal2c onions strins, lbab Spinach lSa3o.
rs per dozen lemons sSSai5c; dried appies- per
H., lba20c; hickory nuts per quart lsaZeci wannuS
per quart. I've chestnus- per quart c efaDDer
rsisiut r~r pouDd. l5a2sc eooosnuu, Sasr bsnan-
as dor q, 1bai b..
ButfSr afsI C.1s..-res, buttsr. 4ss4s common,
31aSbc cooking butter At 25A3S cheese, best &c
GrocerHs-TaA ooione and English bresffsst, ! &C
al so; green, 36a2 90 Iotlte- prime burnt ~ ~
mtngo l0a5Oc Jaws, a. rye, sal e tsItoca soaOc,
shest -four, II sal D do ~ 10; bog Goal 70 me
flour, u. bas, 4hn5V Graham dc, ID. hag s1o4r
Indian ID. hag, 35A4nc; hominy, Per lh banc ost-
meal, 9siSc, corn starch ifaldc; barley, lr nee
llsik.
Brcad and CrueL.vs Wheat, loaf 5sloc rye, lor
GrAham, l0c extra pilot per pound, lvalr sweet
er-ciers ios2Oc Boston, l5si6c coda lSal+e' but-
Sun.irtss. BcanS dry, PER quart 1Onile broons
earh, 5oalSc, peGs split. psr pound, oahc coal hafu
per burhel blsIlc; coal, stove per tun, lOUnll W
a5,c milk, per quart iOal2c; rca, llalSe esg~ II
for PC.
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.dverts.d, yesterday, In the Washington
cnorroLl for discharged officers snd
men 70 emigr.s 70 Mexico In sddi-
lion 70 this, cooperative movement Of the
same character is now in progress In several Of our
leading cliies particularly in New York, 70 induce
soldiers already discharged to enter into the pro-
joe. IL IL known that large number Of men
have already len this por, for Mexico, and more
are daily preparing TO follow. 1t Is hardly noces
ssry 70 say that his movement is not insuguraisd
BY the imported Emperor Of Mexico, bu, is in the
interest Of JrARSz, the Liberal President. OF
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A GRAND PUBLIC MEETING OF THE
n Father Mathew 4. A. b. Society, No. 3, Of New
York will he he nj Father Mathew Hall, Utah
II ouse, cor. sth ave. aud 2bth At, sunday at
Several good orators and singers will attend. The
members are hereby notified TO attend the quarterly
meeting at M. for the puTpose Of eieetnS onceIs'
&c. Absentees " M he fined. EDWARD BIO MNE'
Pres. THos. FYAEs, Rec. Sec. III -
CONVENTION OF FATHER MATHEW
" Societies Of New York and Brooklyn; The Com
mtee appointed by the Gonysntion IL dr oI Iss
stitution and By:lsws, viii meet at n'44t Ta,bsS
Mathew Societies NOT represen,sd YIN psafe .end
ssssfs's JOIN bbaARRh cSsim.n q Committee s
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II our report yesterday, OF meeting Of fire.
men, two lines Of the cory were lea out thus
making IL spposr hist oil the Engine and Hose
Companies, not represented a, the meeting; were in
favor Of the "P.id system whereas only Hoe
Company 81 has thus far distinctly declared for
tho new Organization. In order 10 set the matter
properly before our readers, reproduce the vote
As u WAS taken 81 Tiremsu's Hall, on wednesday
evenings
ron rHE OLD DEPARTMENT.
Engine Companies Nos I, 2, 3, 4, I, q Q, II. 10,
IA 16 II, TO- 30 81 %, % "a %, 20 20, 81, 81 81
20, 90, a., ~ 40, Il, IS
Hook aud Ladder Companies Nos. 2, 3, ., 8, IL.
~, IL, IL.
Hose Companies Nos. /, Q l. 5, q, !, z, o, II, 10,
IL 10, IL, ~, ~ q, Is, 81 30 81 81 ~ A. * a.
30, Is, so, co 81.
Engineers Kingslsnd, Pcrey, Long, Sullivan.
ron rsw DIABrxRSr.
H'se Company No. IL
ABSENT ArD Sor yoTTsa.
Engine Companies Nos. 8, 10, IL, 1S n, rs, q,
30. 81, Ss, "a, 10, 81, 81.
Hose Companies Nos. B. IL, Is, q, IS, 20, 3d. 49,
~ ~ 20, 81, 80.
Hook and Ladder Companies Nos. l. 4, I, 3, o,
10, is, 10, II, IS.
Engineers Duply, Lamb, West, Orr, Lynch and
HAllorAn.
Tho above explanation renders unnecessary the
publication Of sewers, communications We have
received from members Of the Fire Department
ssgrieved q, boing placed In a false position
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An Item orNapoIeon.

i'm Washington papers stAts that Mexican
agents N that city Aie offering strong inducements
70 ofcors and soldiers 70 ernigr.ts 70 Mexico,
and thata considerable number are already prepsr-
ing 70 leave foS tha, country. II appears that the
Agents referred 10 have mads arrangements 70 sz-
biUit the sdvantasss and Inducements for suaigrs-
ZION to all our soldiers 80 soon .. they secure Their
discharges Dom tho United States ssrvise.
There Is no s,tonp' ss secrecy on the part
a shess ssenia. On tho oour1Jy they aaenly