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LIsT OF LETTERS


Rsnaining At The Nashville Post otfce,
"Wednesday sept. "a. Ia 90.
The List Of uncsuea for Letters has been
assigned to the Nashville USIos, By Post
master Lindsey, for tho year 1855, as the
psper having the largest circulation, in
cluding the army
All letters advertised are SUBJECT 70 ~ extra
-, ~ - cent Persons calling foE them vii
49, II prepared with the Necessary charge.
T5e-srns calling for these letters viii ulesse say
thew are advertised, and give the date Of list.
~ &c., not taken Out IN one north VIII Be
- - tts General Post once as dead letters.
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ALSO

a Farm OF 60 Acres Of splendid land, fftsau
miles from Nashville on the Gsllstin pike-is pin
paily uyer tom. Lies between iha Cumberland
river and Sail sin pike All ut on third Of the lard
is cleared, balance well timbsred. Will be scld in
tody, orin Farms Of 100 or 800 Acres to suit pur-
chasefs. TENS usrU eTgL
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A framed House on Gallstin Pike, with rooms,
oufhouses lumber shed, snd an excellsnt cistsrn.
Lot 100 feet b. 10. Terms $500.
Also
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Also

A Nice Little Farm Of II Acres four and a
half miles from the city, on the Dckerson Pike.
Has fran d house with four ooms, clubhouse and
stable. Laad very nehi excelisnt Wster. Price
low.
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S.'lad ol, Caisups, Cub ssu,s. ws,s,..-.
sauce, Pepper Sau-p. &,
Candies, Almonds F.herts. Cram N-s
hsnuts, Peanuts, srd RsIsius
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Edgeield Property.

EogeueIu properly.
vile, beautifully 10 ated and finely improved The
lotcoutsins - acres Of rich garden lald, fronting
IN Foster street and on the Louisville md Nash
vile Bailroai 50 situated that il could be cut up
into beautiful buildinglo g. Terms liberal.
ALSO
\ House on Bell Street, with 4 rooms, good cis-
tern, &c Lot ironts 40 feeton Bell street, by 20
feet deep, well enclosed. Price $500.
ALSO
A House o. Rsl Street, with rooms. LotfrOnts
80 feet by s0.deep, good elstern. Price s25oo.
ALSO
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good size; good cis;ern; porch front and
rear. Lotiront- 50 feet by 40 deep situatsd near
shelby Park, and very convenient to the Wire
Bridge. Price $500.
ALSO
A framed House with rooms and hail, porch IN
mont, well shaded aud well enclosed Lot irouts6O
feet on Woodland 10 feet deep; ions the residence
Of Mr. Dury. rice 5000
ALSO
A brick House with . rooms, en- Herman street
lot 50 feet by TO- iod eistern and garden, all sea
enclosed, PTice $500
ALSO
Afaned House On Fatberland street, with i've
roouos kitchen and cisten beautifully shaded and
well enelosed Lot fronts $50 feet Fstherland by
10 deep Pr &C S5CJJi one third cssh, balance X
one and two yeara- sFr a--a =
ALSO
A HouEs on Shelby street. with good rooms,
kitchen, cellar, and good cisiern. Lot rs feet By
IT'S. PAIGE 5000 cash.
ALSO
frame House on Galiaiin Pile with six rooms,
kitchen, outhouses. and an excellent cis,ern veil
enclosed. Lot 60 feet by 10. Price $500.
ALSO
A framed House on Gallstin Pike, with rooms,
oufhouses lumber shed, Rnd an excellsnt cistsrn.
Lot 100 feet By 10. Terms $500.
ALSO
framed House, on GaIatin Pike, with rooms
in Good condition, Oh SPrng street. Lot 81 BY 200 #.
Price $500.
ALSO
brick and framed House, with 6 good rooms,
smoke house, stable, end outhouses Has good
shade tees. and an excellent cissern. Lot fronts
100 e On Boscobel street, By 10 feet deep. Price
5000.
AISO
A Large twO-story Brick residence. with eight
room- on Russo 81, near "Tuhp street church "
Lot fronts 100 feet BY 10 feet deep. Good Kitchen,
c. tern, etc and well enclosed. Improvements N
excellent condition, and one Of the b ST locations IN
Edgefed.
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Also

A Nice Little Farm Of 16JS Acres, four and a
haf miles nom the ciy. on tie Whites creek Ike;
our acres in timber. Place well Haiered.
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AlSn


Farm OF 81 sores. o. stones r yer Pike. 3
NIL ss from thee y, on Mill creek-opposite sa this
Mil. About Two thirds Of j. Is men bottom land
and well Watered.
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A framed House with rooms and hail, porch IN
mont, well shaded and well enclosed Lot irouts6O
feet on Woodsnd 10 feet deep; JOINS the residence
Of Mr. Dury. rice 5000.
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DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A Farm Of lee aeres- ~ miles from Nashville,
near the stones r. ser Pike Land very ch-s0
acres cleared Has on il good tive story framed
residence with eight rooms m first rate condition
also kitchen, tarns stables, etc. This is well wa
tered and well located
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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A Farm o. 1000 Acres in Wilson county. twenty
one miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
Lebanon Pike; soli rich, well enclosed with a gasd
cedar 1eueei spendldly waterei; fur h9ndred
acres cared bil .nce vel mbered with eefar and
ether z OWth; two rtsGen' es on The place-one
with rooms, The other with rOoms-both with
coed outLOuses, 6c.
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2oK ADAT; Aessss wautsd % SCI = nsv
aud Werderiui SEplSG MACHINE
The oalF cheap ons licensed. address SHAW 4
CLARK, Biddsford, Mkine.
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Also

Farm Of sixty acres good land-IO acres IN
timber-fhree miles from the city, on the Coua y
roa I, between tne ClsTksyilie ard Brick Church
Pike Price $500
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At Jacksonville, on tins Tennessee River. close
connection is made with fne 1 ally Line Of STAN
ers to 81. Louis. They will receive the Cotton snd
pay all accrued charges 70 that point, and trsns-
port to st. Louis giving through bill Of lsdng 70
l,ew York At u. Dous, the Cotton is transferred
hy the boats TO B-osd Gague Mississippi and Ohio
River Railroad, free Of Drayage, and by them is
carried to New YORK without chsnge OF cars. If
shippers prefer the route by way OF Louisville, the
Agents Of the differ Mt Through Freight Lires TO
New Ork, will receive it at Nashville and forwsrd
il al the way by Rail, paying accrued charges,
thout extra expense. the Nashville Louis
vile, and the Nashville Chattanooga Roads being
connected, Cotton shipped by way Of Johnsonvi.le
viii not change cars OF Nashville.
Rates from Johnsonvil c to New York, Sc per bale
from Nashville (sl Rsil), $40 so, las are adYi-
sed) Parties desiring to re-ship At Nashville, in
stead OF JohnsonVilte, can have option Of shipping
by Steamboat 10 Cincinnati the Cumberland RT-
~ being in fne boating order" at low rates of
Freight, not exceeding So per bale TO Cincinnati,
and nom that point over three different lines Of
Railroad, at S. per bale Cotton BY either route
can be lad dLWn in New York from Eufsula, Mont
gcmery, Columbus or West Point, in u days.
Shippers must consign 20 Steamboat Agent at
IOhnsonville, aud 10 Agents Of Though Lines, or a
Commission Merchant at Nashville. Government
permits must accompany each bill OF lading.
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Ladies Department,

Where attentive Clerks VIII Re Pleased 70 shog
the latsat ~ velnes, among which IS superb Doc q
real French inherited HNr-neis, DE- so plrs az A.
pres, and several other beautiful styles. Cur
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Also

Farm Ct 10 AcTes-gOod lsnd-2 miles from
Lsversn, on MurireesbOro pike and ChattauOOga
Railroad, one half cleared and new. Thirty Dollars
per acre.
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A Farm OF l45 Acres, four miles from FrankiD,
Williamson county on the Carers Ores K Pike, and
known as the "Southsll Plsce." 30 acrts cleared.
Has a good house on it with four rooms, kitchen,
barn, and other outhouses, and splendid well.
ALsO-A Tract Of leo acres, four miles from the
shove tract. ell 10 WoodL
Price for both places $780, one half cash, balance
in one and two years.
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PRATT'S
Of Dancing,
NASHVILLE. TENNEssER

rTtHE undersigned begs TO iufsrnn the citizens Of
Nashville s1d vicinity tha' he viii commsncs
the Fsl session q DsnclnE b the ioih q October
Having I'll the lAiesi styles o. Dances. viz;
NonIebslo Qusdrille fnaE.l
Royal Barae 6usrd neal
Ia PrDoe lnpeIiAi tnsE)
Lee Laneiers
tische tnsWl win muEic arranged.
Address GEO. 3. PRATT,
ssp1-a ?. 0. Bon ne, NashNIls, Tenn.
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Cloak Department

Comrnses great vare y Of yer desirable Go1dr.
which We vii sell &C prices 90 ruit The times. Fs8
Is ma Cloaks, basques q s7 ftir,12aenue. Msu1i-
las de Ilfcag e III gsue dc AaElcg. Cucular, ets-
etc, vii be- sold NENl CHEAP ip order % maxi
room for our Pail Stock.
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socks, Jaconet, Tuck Muslin, Runed da.. IRISH
Ln7n, Iscs Linens, Towels Linen Canhres.
plan and fancy; 3 riseya Mspers, Linen iaadker-
en- e.s, Hemsttch do inc Emhr, idared Sets, Red
aud Na.encinin Collsrs, Grape sais, sEiss Ejgn
Jaeonei DO, lusertings Ialietis Ribbons IN AZ
widths and In Al CO ors; silk Beltirgs Buckles
lsomeihing new Corses, Velvet Ribbons. ctr. ETC.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27

A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE N STORE.
80 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
% Viewers Monong ,hela Whisky.
30 . Robertson county,
% Fine cid Lincoln county
10 81 Old Peach Brandy, very due
10 Old Apple "
10 Fine imported Hennesy Brandy
Casks Fine star" and Crescent" Port Wine,
imported.
10 Casks sherry Wiae, superior qualtyl
20 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
90 Weeks Fine Catswba Wine.
100 , orgworth's Sparkling CataNba Wine.
100 lmpoIted Cisret Wins.
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Rum
10 " Imported holland Gin,
80 Cases genuine Nelcidtel Absynths,
10 Casks Suneuor Catewua Brandy.
LOO Barrels Pine n. 0 Sugar
25 fee
rs Bbls and y hbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
so L Crushed Sugar.
90 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
25 Bhls and y bb's n D Molasses.
100 Boxes Superior German Soap.
$50 Siar and Summer Candles.
100 Starch
200 Cares escorted Matches.
100 b sOda.
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Hosiery and Gloves
4 an endless variety.
NOTIONS.setc,, etc. vsry. cheap.

We have received sud are siI dsiiy receiving,
LARGE quantte. o. Goods direct rom The Easf,
where they have been selected and purchased b.
our Mr. Levy, az regular b -sruusl Manuhcturers'
Auct on. 70 hat our friends and customers wiz A.
ways had new snd terestirg Ct anga oi patterns,
from the best Sc .ected OF the lest d. sirn
We Woul cali tee special at en- ton Of the La
DIES 70 our particular
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A Large two-story Brick residence, with eight
rnorn.. On Russo 81, near "Tuhp street church 4"
Lot fronts 100 feet BY 10 feet deep. 6ood Kitchen,
c. tern, etc and well enclosed. Improvements IN
excellent condition, and one Of the b st locations IN
Edgeheld-
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Also

An Elegant and finely improved Farm o. 81
Acres ~ m les from he city. near the No ensyiile
pike TIE soil is very rich has on il a tWo-siOry
framed residence with i've rooms snd cellar, kiteh
en-. ofice Ia the y4rd. smoke house, workshop,
stables, etc. Al excellent spung, and ine arte-
81 m well very near the no Sc, with new pump
and well house. Hss spler did Orchsrd ant gar
den; also q beaut fol law Of evergreen. A bar
gain can be hsd IN this place
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Oysters, Canned Fruits,
PREEERVEs. MACKEREL,
SardineS, Etc,
Pickles. Etc.

10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection" 90
5p,0OJ "Fgaro" d. Ua Vhote ana half borezl
5000 "'Fp Top" 10
5000 Tycoon DO
500 ANDREW Jackson Cigsrs.
10000 "W z Wagh 40
50,0oO star Of the West DO VERY final
5000 Was hmgton do
29,uO0 Assortau Brands
90 Bali butts Pocshontas pounds bright Chew.
ing Tobacco.
l,0 Cadtie strawberry quarters Tobscco.
% tens DO
90 Z" Away Applen do
20 Butts Navy do
100 Caddies black tens, DO
Sunny side, Sseet owen snd Dew Drop Fine Cut
CheEing chacco.
Fme Cut Kllhhunck smoking Tobacco, IN pound
bales aud " Weed in vh0le and half barrels
We are the sole Agents for N. Beck's
popular
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Also

brick and framed House, with good rooms.
smoke house. stable, end outhouses Has good
shade trees and an excellent cis;ern. Lot Fronts
5000
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$4,000 Worth
BOOTS & SHOES

Tas amount viii be sold at COST 70 close ovs
this depart nent N y are Of superior make, sut
warranted % give satisfaction
ladies' and Genuemen's H ATS Of mesa
fashionable shane, Of which We have q large e..
sorimen ., VIII be offered al greatly reduced Pnsess
llurH
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Proposals.
QU4HrI r ilsTER eESERAI's OFFlcI

ARGE GovERNMENT SALE
slsamseats, whsrF-BOais, Barges, and other
Property.
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Wholesale Department

Which IS sept on The second floor exclusively, win
offer great du 'emeuts 20 merchants and dealers,
who VIII ind it 20 Their interest 20 pay aviat
Our success ~ the % warrants u7 70 saying
that the public have appreciated our motives 10 10
them good by d ing cufseIyes good, which Is only
accomplished by cling loW ana selling large quaa.
titles. We will not be undersod by any merchant,
Retail Houses.
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sAMARITAH'S
Root and Herb Juices.
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES &c

For SYPHILIS or Neneres Diseases, the SamRri-
lSn's Root and Herb Juices Is the most potent GER
tam and seotusi remedy ever prescribed. Il resch-
Is ana eradcates every particle Of The venereai poi
son, 90 that he cure il ihoroufh and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy and Re heales,
and do not transmit 20 p0sterity that for which
you msy repent IN alter years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you msy be pronounced incurn.le, the
Sanartsu's Root and Hero Juices viii remove
every veshge IMPURITIES FROM the system, ~ well
- al the bad effects Of Mercury.
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FEMALESlf
FENrALEsu

In msnv sffechous with which numbers OF Fe-
males suffer, the Root aad herb Juices ~ most hap
plly adopted, IN Z lcerated UterGs, in Whites, in
bearing down. Fsliing Of the Womb, Teb lily. AID
fer al comp 'snts T. cdent 70 the sex Sent ty ex-
press. Price, g per bottle.
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A FINE
Cotton Plantation
For Rent or Lease.

7 OFFER for rent or for lease for term Of years,
nv Plantation in Lsuderdsle county, Alabsms,
lySag on tne Tennessee nVeI, ten miles beleN the
e1.uof floreace. There !. on the place over 500
aeres Of open land. Of which 800 ne on q seven mile
Il sud. A dwelling house, good g'n house, excel
LEM cabins for hands, and other necessary huild-
ings The land Is noted for It's rroducuveness,
bang particularly adapted for rkisirg cotton. and
The sitilsticn heslthy- Arptcaiion can Be made 70
the underEigned, or in his absence 70 he vie 81
Florence, Ala Hun. \. y. WALKER,
saps3-itf florence, Ala.
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One Of the best Suburban res dences near Nash
vile, beautifully 10 ated snd finely improved The
otcoutsins - acres Of rich garden lsad, fronting
IN Foster street and on the Louisville snd Nash
vile Rail-oai situated that it could be cut up
into beautiful buildInglo g. Terms liberal.
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Samaritan's Wash


Is in case Of syphilis used in cor junction with the
Root and herb Juices. Fail oirectons, Price my
cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is slike acznaEl-
edged ~ physilaus snd pstieIt.- 1hsy a-e used
10 the L. :. Hospitals, and by theiTresl merit have
guned The appreciation o. The most Ehle surgeons
Patert take not &c The Ingredient. are known
20 The physicians who use them, as yca viii see BY
the following;
PoCT HoSrIrkL, FoET MaRsHkIL,l
b.tmcre, Feb ~, lSa8 I
II hsve CREST satisfaction IN stsfing inst l hsve
used - The Sansritaos Remedies for Ven-resl
Disease in is most customary forms that have
used them with Judgment, discretion, and proper
Nv. Gac have fouBd them resnona 10 my a1tieips-
no 3 promptly ana efiectusi Y. Enowinq their
comcosluon, have the hfilest conhGence 10 their
e16-acy, md as ar IS my 1sc Of them extends I
recommend them sirorfiy -
ALFRED c BOWERS.
ksslstant surgeon 5ih New York Vols
Reaaer here is proof positive Of the value Of
the-e truly sainabie preparations. The old siclzer
irg and a gusnrg arlgs have 20 glys wsy % rene
dies purely vegetable. pleasant 70 the TASTE and
sSid by wJ&ow SMITH, Druggists.
Cor. Church and Vine streets. Nashville
DESMOND a CO, propTieiors
sss Raee street, Phlsielphia, p. Isepso-sln
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SUNDRIER.

- - - L$LNAAAa5s
Is Kegs Soda, Bh Bluestone,
Cask Mscaboy Snuff / (" Cudhesr.
Bhls Epson salts, I00 Lbs Cochinesf
Dutch Nader, Bhls Cream Tartar.
go Lbs best Indigo, IS Birthstone.
Bhls Coppens ca Flour Sulphur.
For sale low, By EWIN a PsNDLFTON.
july Z2-t-
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Is in case Of syphilis used IN cor junction with the
Root aud herb Juices. Fan oirections, Price ily
cents.
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The samaritan's Gift

Sent BY mail in plsin envelope. Price. Nal
packages, $500; Female $500.
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Sealed Proposals are invited snd will Be receive.
Al the places and until tee dates hereinafter names
Tor the purchase OF the following named Steam
hosts, " harf Boats, Barges, and other property.
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A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good size; good cis;erni porch front and
rear Lot fronts 81 feet by 10 deep situate near
shelby Park, and very convenient to the Wire
Bridge. Price $500.
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Also

4 House on Bell Street, with rooms, good cis-
tern &C. Lot lrOnts 40 feet on Bell street, by q
feet deep, well enclosed. Price $500.
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A Farm Of 1917 Acres. 8 miles from the City,
en- the "Neely's Bend Pie One-haif OF the tact
Is cleared. balance pe tTnbr red. Has on It two
story brick residence W IN SIX good rooms, COED
kitchen. stable, aud her Outhouses. The farm Is
finely Watered. and is enclosed with a good cedsr
fence
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VIZ have reduced our prces % compete uiln
w Northern cites. The being branch Of our
NEW YORK Bouss gives great iHclhtlea for selling
goods At the lowest price Our stock ennfaees
the following besides great variety Of olhef A.
tciss;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
Affairs in Georgetown.

CANAL.-BusiIess upon the canal is Tot
very brisk to day, there being no boats 20 dis
charge cargoes, and the supply OF coal en- hand
not being suffcient to furnish cargoes fer the
vessels in the river There is some reason to
believe that the water has already been let in
the canal on the Antietam division. If So the
boats from Cumberland will begin to arrive
about Neutrality-suspicious. sooner. The only
arrivals registered are the boats Hitter. with
wood to market, and Anna Marion, with lime
stone to Castleman.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT-The demand
fair; transactions Of little Importance. Stock
light No receipts Of flour or grain repor ted.
The prices continue as quoted In the Star OF
Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PROM SAVANNAH

NEW YORK. June 26.-The steamer Port an
Prince brings Savannah dates to the SD inst.
Tine savannah Herald has dispatch dated
An1msts, June 2lst, announcing the loss OF the
stsamer Leesburg by running on snag, 0fteen
niles below that city. Two lives were lost
fhouGh most OF Der cargo was saved.
Many paroled rebel prisoners are arriving
at Savannah. The Savannah and Ogeechee
canal will soon be repaired and put in order.
The order prohibiting the wearing Of the
rebel uniform is being strictly enforced.
A writer in the Savannah Herald gives Sc
the nearest approximate to the stock Of cotton
OF last year, yet to come to market, as one mil
lion and quarter bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27

THE DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON.
General Augur has returned to the city af-
ter twenty days leave Of absence, and as.
sumed command of the Department Of Wash
Ipgton
Genr Parke, who had temporary command
Of this Department during General Augur's
absence. is now on detached service but will
shortly assume command OF tae military dis.
trict OF Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
APPLICATION OF HENRY s. FOOTE FOR
PARDON

The Attorney General yesterday received
among the applications for pardon, one from
Henry S. Foote, ex member of the rebel Senate,
and ex- United States Senator, now sojourning
at Montreal, Canada, from which point his
application is dated. Foote assigns as a reason
why he should be pardoned, that his fellow
citizens of the South, having generally applied
and taken the oath, he deems himself justified
in acting with the majority as was his former
wont, and so humbly begs to be allowed to
return from exile, and once more become q
citizen of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
THE CABIN

THE CABINET MEETING TO-DAY.
Owing to the fatigue Of President johnson,
occasioned by constant attention to the duties
Of his ONCE and tina pressure brought
against him by the herd OF office seekers now
III the city, the Cabinet was in session but
few moments 70. day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-27
pkRO0NS

The following are the only applications for
pardo, granted to day by the President under
bis late amnesty proclamation u. E Rankin,
Kentucky; A. W. HUBER, w. A. Thorn, G. T..
Thorn, II. 6. H. Kean, A. Sands, j. S. Farley,
W. w. Wtllingham and w. j. ID. Bell, Vir-
einia: T. s. Metcalf and Charles Estes, 8eor-
eia; J. q Greedy. Florida; David Block Arkan.
sas G. +. Johnson, Kentucky.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
Hon. Edward H bbard, @. va, is here making
IN application for pardon under the procia-
nation of the President, his property exceed
Ing the $780, 600 limit of the amr
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RETURN OF GENERAL GRANT.
Lieutenant General Grant returned to this
city yesterday from Philadelphia, to which
place he accompanied his wife te W DAYS
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Geld and Stocks.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The following are
the quotation at 4allaghers Evening Ex-
change: Gold 142 \; New York Central, Sc :;
Erie, -; Hudson, 16sH Reading, Sc Pittsburg,
SO; Mariposa, ID. Market firm. Gold after the
call. 1d0