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by HoS. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
0HANoEHY SAIL OF xALgARLl REAL Es-

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, bearing date the Hth
day of March, A. d. 1865. and passed in certain
cave therein depending. IN which Z. IA .Linthi cam
Il Go, we've com claimants, and the widow and heirs
at law oS Richaid Jones defendants, the same be-
ing caneeN No. 249, equity docket No. y the under
signed will sell at public Auction, to the highest
bidder on MON DAY, the 10th day. Of April next.
at O'Clock in the afternoon. Let No 2l6 in Beatty
Ha.kiHs's addition to Geor gstown, fronting
MarSst and Frederick streets. Also, Lots No. ff,
teen l5l sixteen. 10 Sseventeen, 40 ghteen (lS)
and ain eteen, sl in peterss square in said town,
fronting about 1873 feet. on the east SIDE of High
STRAIT, south Of and near Bridge street This last
apsake and Ohio canal. and is one Of the finest
locations for business purposes in Georgetown.
L lis improved by D Two story Brick House and
frame Carpenter and Wheelwright shops.
Terms of sale. as prescribed by decree: One
sourth cash; residue in 6, IL and Is months, with
interest from the day of sale, for which the notes
Of the purchaser, with approved security, will be
taken.
All conveyanoing, including revenue stamps, at
the cost of the purchaser.
II the terms Of sale are not complied within Ave
DAYS after day of sale, the trustee reserves the
right to resell at tie co.t and risk of the pur-
chaser.
The whole property. will be sold free of the
Lot No. 2l6, and adjourn from lot to lot.
j. CARTER MARBURY. Trustee.
m3O-ecdGds THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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CHICKERING 4 SONS
~ WORLD RENOWNED PIANOS.

since 1 the srst of January have sold ffty-six
lS5l PIANOS, twenty four ga AMERT--.3s.>
CAN PARLOR ORGANS. eighteen IS)t6
The s names Of the parties purchasing. the mum
seen at our store and prominent est H. DC
Grand Piano Of Chickerins & Sons to DR.. Jos "
Marin. ''os. w.
rive Chickering & Som. fine full ssve. octave
10th and G SITS. OF
Mrs. Knapp, II, between 18th and 18th sts
Messrs Griffin Brother, Pa, ave-, between 9th
and 10th sts; two Piano.. ''A
B. g. R Il sasae 90 ~ f On s s1e st.
H. Lichau, Louisiana ave., near 9Th st.
]. G McKelden. +, between 9th and 7th.
DR.. Hiram Barber. X, between 6th and 9th
John Wise, corner 9Th and ~.
G; N PsEEas, SS3 New York ave.
have this Ssy' receiver Cd fro from n ohickerins
Sons six superb Pianos, which, added to stock on
hand, makes again my assortment complete, and
the largest in this city.
from ether celebrated makers, for whom 4 am
LIBERAL allowances for old Pianos.
Planes tuned, EXCHANGED, repaired, jrem owed
packed, shipped or taken on storage
MELODIONB. from the factory Of g. b. and II.
W Smith, Boston, acknowledged by all ofganists
schools &c. 70 be the best in use.
Call or send for catalogues, with names and
references, in this city.
S of
Music bound or sent BY mail.
. Any musical instrument 5 5sSRsiEseSS. rr1,s
306 Pennsylvanis avenue,
ap6.t between 9th and 10th cts. north side.
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400 SPRING ASSORTMENT 400
1oo AT lou
NJ A n H r T p RS,
NO. 4s6 SEVENTH STREET.

DEALER IN
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMlNTS,
1xBRACIHo
PAPER HAN8INGB
select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and
low priced Paper Hsngings. Borders, Statues, Gem
tire Pieces, &c, embracing the Largest and Hand
soonest assortment in the District.
WINDOW sHADRS
and Gilt window Shades, . variety Of patterns:
Blade Fixtures, Tassels. &c.
PICTURE CORD TAS6ILS
Blk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tasssls, diff.
ferent sizes and colors, q beautiful assortment
Picture Rings, Nails, &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRANKS.
The largest assortment Of Oval Frames ia the
District, warranted to besil4ed vi tn gold leaf
Also, . variety of Dark WOOD Frames, with a va
ried stock of small Oval and CARTE de Visite
Frames.
ENGRAVINGB & PAINTINGS.
A few choice Engravings and Paintings always
in store.
Orders for Paper Hanging and Window Shades
punctu ally attended to. and executed in the best
manner, in city or country.
~ Terms Cash for Goods or Labor
J. MARKRITER,
400 $50 eEyEETE ofRRRT, 400
4OO eight doors above Odd Fsllow Hall. 100
sp s-S~.'h Washington. DO.
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ATTENTION is called to the notice OF the meet
ing TO be held at the Georgetown custom. house
this evening for the purpose Of making ar
rangements to celebrate the occasion OF the
surrender of Lees army.
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COULDN'T WoRK-The stoneeutters on the
Capitol extension yesterday were so Joyful
over the good news that they could not work,
and they united with others in taking gen.
eral holiday,
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STILL LIvEs-But few will fail to remem.
Der Captain E. b. Robinson, an old member of
the stypo" fraternity, who went South at the
outbreak of the rebellion. The press some
Mr.. Browning, private Secretary to Vice Presi.
dent johnson, Just returned from Richmond,
communicates the fact that the yeritable Cap
tain is alive and we'll.
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A WHITH GENTLEMAN Of good appearance,
"A offers his seSvics - St BsfITUTk for mil
itAry service. For further information inquire At
ago y street north. between 9Th ana 9th streets
west. Rp7-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
DYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesr..

Ky j. U. 0c6 Ulh6 q w., Auctioneers.
ExECUToRs SAIL OF FIFTEEN HANDSOME
On TUisHAY AfTiRS StSs April II. at ~
cn Il
on 18th street west, between Q and B streets, and
Fq4Rans 'esa e feet 70 e. ssi.a1: and IL
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
a payment Of sso on each lot will be required By
the purchaser ct time of sale.
81
IT 8. MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of . writ
r. shs G'f he
said al IN 81 Il r.
and interest n and to the following property. to
Lots Nos, ? and 5, in Square No. $50.
together al :na
thereon, in the City of washin ston, D. G., seized
s s1s s soa :ss Ct sa
ReRs SGS favor of
ETHA ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED BN.
place C. WARp ] q M LAnSTS; q
AZ , Is s.. Ro s9s
next, the Sd Of April, 1865, at same hour and
place. WARD III, LAMON,
m 30 o. 8. Marshal D. O.
STH1 ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
the last postponeme Of sale until the ioth day Of
April, 1866, at the same hour and place.
WARD II. LAMON,
ap3 Z. 8. Marshal D. @.
@THE ABoVI SALE IS FURTER POST
poned on account of the weather until WEDNES-
BAY next, the l2th inst, 1885. at the same hour
and place. WARD d. LAM0N,
apl6 o. 8. Marshal, d. q.
QY W. B. LEWIS & CO, Auetioneers.
ID No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS EVINING, att O'Clock, We shall sell
large variety Of Photographic Albums. Silver
Plated Ware, Geld and 6ilver Watches, Chains,
yewelry, &C., with q good assortment of Fancy
sp5,lw wB LEWIS d CO., Austioneers.
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CITY ITEMS.

WE ARE HAPPY to announce that the grand
vocal and instrumental complimentary benefit
rendered to Mon. Alexander Wolowski, the
distinguished pianist and composer, by his
pupils and friends, will take place at Seaton
Hall, on Tuesday evening, April Is. Professor
%olowski enjoys the reputation OF being 8
great artist, both in Europe and America. He
will be assisted on this occasion by Nine
Gomez de Wolowski, the celebrated prima
donna OF the italian opera, who possesses the
highest soprano voice, uniting to q remarkable
Likeness magnificent compass the difficulties
OF art are unknown to her, for she sings the
most difficult passages with astonishing facil.
ity. Also by mum Der Of his pupils, who have
kindly offered their services for the occasion
professor Wolowski being general fayorite
In washington, and the programme which he
offers one of the most varied and interesting,
we have no doubt bat what he will, Gas he de.
serves TO be-" greeted with q crowded house
The sale of reserved seats will positively com
mence on Wednesday, April II, at W. g.
MetZerotts music store, corner PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 18th street.
We COPY the following testimonial from the
chronicle In reference TO Prof. Sibbet's Hair Res
torat1ye. 81 have been using Prof. Sibbet's Re-
storative for the hair since his arrival in this
city. Before commencing, my hair was falling
on so rapidly that was fearful of losing it
entirely. 1t ceased falling of as soon as be-
gan the use Of the Restorative; my scalp is now
grow and thicken rapidly. This testimonial Is
given as matter of duty to others who may
need some safe and reliable remedy for the hair
and scalp. A. MCDONNELL,
ass Seventh street, opposite Post once.
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EXCITEMENT on Pennsylvania avenue No.
ABS, near AZ street, at the Dollar Jewelry
store ap1 1-2t*
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LOB GALLONS pair Of One large MULES. init
Feed Dealer. las K o.. bet. list And Ssd.
nz-ln@ end VtA It,, u Center Market.
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BOARDING.


kNlRST GLASS BOARD. With newly furnished
! ko3ms can be had at all 18th street, between
y anu n streets. ap u-lw"
1--WE OR SIX GENTLEMEN can be accommo.
L Gated with fret class table BOARD In a pri-
vate family by applying at No. 526 street, cor.
ner of 9Th. Anil sts
ROARD-A deli ghtful summer location for fam.
II lilies or single persons. Large, airy house.
spacious grounds. gas and bath room, near Pa
av., g. W cor 2lst and q ste. One large Room
front, $50, for two. ap ll-3ts
Observation-Disclosures suits of rooms in
y hrst- class houIe in Baltimore. None need ap-
ply but those who produce good references as
to position and means. Address, with reference
Boarding" Baltimore, Md. ap Il.Iw.
DERMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARDERs
l. can be accommodated with good BOARD and
pleasant ROOMS. on reasonable terms, at No. 365
st. betweep4H and 9Th. Also, alfew Furnished
ROOMe for rent. ap Il-eo3tf
EENTLEMEN DESIRING EXCELLENT AND
" nicely Furnished ROOMS, with Board, sh ould
call at AIS Sth street. near g. References ex.
changed. ap lott
ENOUR OR FIVE GENTLlMEN CAN BE WILL
Il accommodated with BOARD and LODGING on
K street, south corner Of 18th. mar 20
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THE CITY LAST MISUNDERSTANDING
the great excitement last evening, the city was
remarkably peaceful, no disturbances what
ever occurring. In anticipation of some vio-
lations of order, Superintendent Richards di-
rected the day police TO remain on duty during
the night, to assist the night patrols, but after
an inspection OF the several wards the Super.
1ntendent found everything SO quiet that the
day police were relieved from extra duty
about 10 o'clock.
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RYJ. G. Meg UIRE & CO., Avctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED

AND
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
No 1858, Graham VS.. Grabs a ct al. shall sell ct
public auction, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
5, and !, in square No. g. Lot No. fronts
respectively on Connecticut avenue, 2lst street
two story cottage and outbuildngs, with dns
garden laid out on the grounds; Lots No. 1, 4,
building lots fronting about twenty Eve feet each
on Connecticut avenue, between north and
streets, some of them running through to 2lst
street.
These lots were occupied by the late Guy Ora
ham as a garden. have fine shade trees in front,
and are well located for cottage site.
Terms cash. .
Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost Of
N-' VIM Y. FENDALL. Trustee.
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M0nUM1NTS--On TUESDAY. April lsth, ct
ls1 O'Clock. will be sold at auction lot Of italian
and American Marble Monuments. They viii De
solo by private contract before the above date On
eastaide. ahevs Riggs Baak. sps.l2t.
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RECIPRoCAL.-On Saturday splendid silver
urn was received by Adams Express from
Rainier as present from W. p. Cumming, of
the Northern Liberty Hose, and 5. S. Arm
strong, of the Northern Liberty Engine Com
attention paid by MI Rainier to the visiting
hremen of that city on the ith of March. A
splendid gold pencil case and pen was also re-
Sixth ward) from MIR. Armstrong for similar
fayOrS.
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF EIGHTEEN SMALL
BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NEW
Hampshire AV. AND NORTH L st,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 10TH, at
Az O'Clock, the premises, shall sell eis hteen
ANAL Building Lots, situated at this corner Of New
Hampshire avenue and north L street, and front.
ing respectively on said streSts.
This will be fne opportunity for persons of
small means to obtain lot. Title perfect.
Terms One third cash; the remainder in and
IL months, with interest secured by deed oftrust
on the premises,
Conveyances and stamps at tina cost Of the pur-
chaser
A payment Of $40 will be required Ga each lot at
the time of sale.
ap S-dts j. q. McGU LIE CO, Aucts
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RI GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auotionsers.
VERY HANDSOME BuILpINa LOT ON SIXTH
sTREET; BET WEEN SOUTH A AND STs.,
On WEDNESDAY,, the 18th instant, we shall sell,
In front of the premises, ut O'Clock M, north
half OF Lot No. Il. in Square No 8i2 having front
OF Is feet inches en- 9th street, running oaek lco
feet inch.
Terms: One.third cash; balance in six and twelve
sale.
All conveyance including revenue stamps ct cost
of purchaser.
ep7-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RY j. G. STAFFORD CO., Auctionesrs.
AUCTION SALE OF POTATOEs. ONIONS, &c
q NJ. at the warehouse under Polkinhorn g print
ing ONCE, on D, near 7th street. we shall SELL
About 80 barrels of Potatoes,
About % barrels of Mackerel,
About 30 half barrels do
About so boxes Raisins,
Terms cash.
ap9d j. q. STAFFORD & CO., Aucts.
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GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARES No. sos, 1873, 6s4, 7s9,
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 9TH. At AZ
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell Lots l. 2.
and :, In Square 6s4, subdividsd into 9 building
between First street east and Delaware avenue; z
between north D and q streets. "'''
lots in Square 1884, fronting on Penn'a ave..
between Sd and 4th streets east, and one 'front.'
q feet on 4th street. .
lots in Square Si3 fronting affect on the Public
Square, between 9Th and 9Th streets east.
3 lots in Square e66, fronting Is feet on north
street, at the corner Of 9Th street east.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six a "A
twelve months. with interest, secared by q deed
payment of $50 will be required at the time of
sale on each lot.
AN conveyancins and stamps, at the cost of the
ms d &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
9THK ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
consequence Of the rain. until MON DAY AFTER
NOON, April 18th same hour aud place
ap Sd J. O. Meg UIRE & CO., Aucts,
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GROWERS THRATRR. IS Second week OF
cAladdin, or tne wonderful Lamp" grand
oriental spectacle, introducing magical ilIu-
sions, fine songs and the living foRntaln of
colored waters.
FoRD's THEATER.-Miss Laura Keene as
t'Lady Ieazle" in Sheridan's comedy Of
t'School for Scandal" supported by MI COLON,
Dyott, Phillips and other favorites.
CANTERBURY.-An immense programme OF
ballet, songs, burlesque and pantomime, con-
Guiding with a side-splitting afterpiece.
OxFoRD.-Songs, ballet, burlesque, negro
dehneations, &c, concluding with screaming
afterpiece.
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L BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE
of the Great Summer Resort.
GLYMONT,
Situated twenty eight miles from Washin ston. ON
the Maryland side OF the Potomac river To sa
sponsiels parties not wishing to purchase, il viii
be RENTED FOR THE SEASON
InQuire Of ]. L. PARKHURST
Room No. 3, third Hodr
mar l6.u 1ntellteencer Building
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RY JAS. @. MeG UIRH CO., Auctonsers.
On FRIDAY, the 14th instant. at s O'Clock p. m.
imnled lately after the sale of lots in Square No l.
we shall sell Cd the premises Lot No IL in Square
No. 81, stu ated Path street, near st., front
ing 50 feet inches OR oath ST. and q feet deep to
q public alley, containing 4,5lo square feet.
Terms: One half cash balance in six and twelve
months.
AMID J. q. Meg lIRE d CO, AucM.
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PALM SUNDAY.-This Gay was generally OBJ
served throughout the city, all the churches
adopting exercises appropriate to the occa-
sion. The Sunday School Union, consisting
OF the schools OF East washington and Waugh
Chapel (both Methodist Episcopal), of the
venerable Christ Church protestant Episco.
pal), the Baptist and Presbyterian schools
five in number--with their officers and teach
ers, assembled in the afternoon at the East
Washington Methodist Church, where ad.
dresses were delivered by a number Of gentle.
men. and several hours pleasantly occupied
by the children in singing.
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nsy- The Mobile News in an article on
Hood's Campaign, thus accounts for our
.disasler in Tennessee: 'tWhhe. every
thin; was going on prosperously while
our men had been fighting bravely, and
in the Two days conflict had lost ex-
ceeding SEQ men, in the afternoon otthe
10Th portion eff our line suddenly gave
way-not from a decided assault, but, az
it is averred, before mere line of Skin
mishers. This unexpected detection
took the army by surprise. In aninstant
the though spread like wildfre that
some great and fatal disaster had &C
Cured, and he stampede spread like
lightning along the entire line of a vlcto
rious army. 1t broke and ran, panic
strfcE en-and no man Of that hylns
host. had he been ask 4, could have tole
| what he was running for or from.
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.,or czsua,:ics IA t:.c Bird mississippi
Regiment, E'cataorH'On's 2sTi8""@' Iii '.'e
rsat.9e Of E-anIsiin, TessT.
Lieut. Col S II Dyer, commanding.
Killed: Adj L sones
Wounded: Col S N Dyer, severe : Ensign John
Cherry pligkt. ~ rs -.
Co Alt Z NJ Ramsey eomEiandinS-"ou nd-
ed: Lit L NJ Ramsey, Slight and returned TO d"'y 4
ser,r d II Isanisey, severe and died December
Cd priyates G Miller, severe p Reeves, severe
i, II Ware, slight, j c Harrington slight A D
GIN light; Il Miller sI7glrt j T Mobiles, slight
d S ,Scarbroa2a, slight.
-CoB-Eue5s PriEatesJ I4erafd I slhiAHrd'
FsfoIf; 6 aforehouse, slight; j Orr, sight.
% C-IAR~ Willis ceiamarGips Killed: ID q
Hardy. Il Graves :
i ,Ni.sines Privates J-W Cook, Nj A"lieit' -
O Summers, 4 J Robertson.
Go p-Capt Thou.as Commanding 7iAaled :;
Corn X b ,Trenop, seret s Il Gilbert, private )
" Vaughn, wou,sled LIT 2 Reynoid slight PR
; vates = jones, slight; W A Corley, sight D
stroud slight; IL i Dlekerson, severe; n sn1en
s,1,bt: W1Cochran, slight c p odon, slight and
returned to ddty; : Logan, sight r William liam
son, slight. -.
Missing: :-r-7> Z Clea3nan, Corp " Bar;let1
V private L NJ D'Hham
: Go E-Capt j Elmer commalldns-Killed i
n Gong. ,;s,,t
lo Dancev sc vere, AID died Dec 9Th Corp Col
"a lev, severe; privates G II Herring, slight ) hu'
" sell; severe
Co F-None.
Co G-None>
g Co Hi Bond eommaniiass- Killed: Cor
Il. NV Bord, private i Stroud.
r. wounded: 1t A Bonl, slight Corp I NJ
Cal!ister, severe .rgivates W Bond, sllesti
by B5nd, slight Z n Stroud. severe; " l. Aoof
,i.- slight; c Dale, slight j I Dale, severe ana az
by December 3Id. a'-ss-4
Missing l.. J. Dale, soret Hoiley ,priTatc
- Keel.
~ Al Rassep Corp W P Stevens. severe and a
49,. IA December Iah;,W ] Russell, sF1,htj 1t
= Co,,aeS, slight :; pry:.tesN Bareheld, severe
= - k-niIied private W McsIillin. Won
:. ell and missing, none = =
5, s5~Mobile papers rleasecory'
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shp1gCE.

OFFICE CHEF Q. NJ. roR MIssIssIPPI,
Enter Prise, Miss, Dec 10, '0f.
All parties in Mississippi aud East Louisiana n"''-
ed ace olnts of other QasrteFnhastefS t"Af'
those now actin Pos0Quartefmasters II le ,'''
If .issis4ppi, requested to furnish TO fhe mort
convenient po.t Quarternaster IN this State within
the nsxt thirty Ays, LIST, giving d2t'' amount a4r5
60 du. ara uA.as Of QuartermAster certifyihs
tc sanle in ora II that provision be inAce Ter 'ho
.'e 80. l.. aI&S.
settlement M.i,r sn Chief @ n: for Mississippi
deceulhnr I'D sat
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Thursday, :::::::::::::January ~, 1860

= re7y- The New York Times fieuresthat
the country at large row holds at least
SIS, 1876 ,'638 in gold aud silver coin mere
than at the outbreak of the war This
is. no doubt, correct. AS long 50 block
ade running is tolerated, gold and silver
win continue to leave the Confederacy
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GUrRRILLA WAgFARE IN kEATuCkY.-A
;1aysville telegram of the 3lst nit. to t y
northern press, says the rebel Captain
" site, with eighty man, attacked = de-
taChr1ent the LIST Regiment United
States eolored Infantry, under Major
Gerha,t t, at sharpsburg, Kentucky, or
Saturday morning. AS usual, the Yam
KEGS claim to have repulsed our men
with heavy loss. Capt. White is inoiu
ded in the list of killed. The negroes
here, as on every other occasi2n' Tough
like veterans"
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"A REFUGEE OF NAY o

4 NV 1svENTiox. OF the e.. new cyl. m
venlions in the art yOf photoograph1y' y =
that of pAotographing ON porcela:lni,-
The effect is quite pie1sin@ inc plcsule
o, r.; ard especially -beansilnl Wis,;
suspended where. Ii gilt can pass
The porcelain, (which renders tne shlsan
soft and delieates and brings. 90 tll's.
| effects which cannot sss PROMISES -
/ Ordinary picture.
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Optic CHEZ 6. s.MiL- Dl7'i' MISS . :. -
J.cA.on, Mis- Jan G. 1868.

0prIC- ..ltiEF G. S. NIL. Dist. MISS & : "a
3aca.on, Mis- Jan 6, 1868.
CIRCULAR MOI
3 p.;..f. Conn. iIssres are Hereby directed TO re-
ouireteo.n ali mIniss ariea ssrTing "sa t''0s' -
.,...ivx sub.dstriets, pfompt repoft' q al
,,.t.,.,. .o,tr.e,ed by them hereafter for s"p-
-, III IN The commentaries are lot oon"eu
a., ,,ks A., e,h.ereesipIs given BY them al = s'e
/ their ou eerli Il accounts taefeforl II 'nsl
t,< ,o loai.,nts the same. Thee saPp.leS "l-AS
accounted for by .ha brigade CsninfiSArS ~ @fr
vi,io, re,,,rn. whish such acting eommissArieA
| are req III furnish In an eases ~io'0 -
,,,.., ,dere on service aad it Is
! - ,.sns,ort Of dr@w ratious IN KIND 'he
| accumulation viii h. paid in adyaaHe' u A"NN9 e~
| =, g.. H., urrposs If not x somn;ssSTS d
-. .on,,p,..arv viii be designa. ed for surn "e-
| NJ and upon his return 'ae, sN"''. =.
- =, .hov. prescribed Such acting eoa'2i''~'
| will be informed of $40 smount ot 'le -;
nd uurt,.uIarly cauto,sed not TO t&eeec u la
Nv or aa=,ity ia their issue', Oohiui
: s.nuo, by order i,le"esse the ration
A monthly report Of lie indeASedn SS' ~
a... aub dist,iS3Nt i'll he laado ~ ia orb T, :,
: 49,, ia this off .e, stAIIng briefly "~ei 49,
! ~bopr Ike certified account as 'nAaS-
. rhe tar In kidd wal be e'ed AZ gar IS p 80 =,
. "a, al commits. aries and actin : eo'alaiss =
.,,b.;s,snt. cannot be Gr4wn from P0''
Att. rtv.t the refor by acting com ni'sN'''s ~,
r. ,,ten m by The brigade scmn'ssAfE anu :,
;: ;,b ,,,an, and .hs quarteruastsr's cepAl,iHs =
i .,,,.4 ,,.,,se: 70 th1E directed shove TOE
~ 1ebteauess. ...f,..a-.lr Frank Gardiner
p. ;..,nIvx 49, -