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comb, suspicious characters; sent to the SapeF.
intendent. Bridget Muldoon, selling liquor
to soldiers; $40 Julia McCuen, Catherine
Daily. disordarly: SIS SO each. Matilda Dong.
lass. do S3 50 j. p. Schullcross and Allen
scott, fighting; S3.al each.
Fourth ,,Preanet.- Isabella Curtis, disorderly;
dismissed. w II. Curtis, threats; bail for
peace. Betsey Lewis, grand larceny; jail for
! SiSth Precinct--Mag Hopkins, disorderly
aR. Garrison, L. Holmes, 7 McGrath, John
McLaughlin, VIM: McUoy, NJ: Corley. and r.
Coison do. 90 each; John Mulholland, riding
on pavement, s2; Elias Oliver, cruelty to ami
mails, IS: F. Adams, Chas. Eichler, suspicious
characters: Geo Ferguson, dismissed; T. Du-
ST. Clair, disorderly. workhouse; VIM. Taylor,
suspicious, dismissed; W. L Waller, obstruct.
ing a street, $40; Mary Butler and Selona Cas-
tbs. grand larceny, for hearing.
Tenth Precinct William Sorrell, disorderly,
81 90; Alvin Siman, dressed in females attire,
SS on A..
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THE NEW MISTRESS OF THE WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs Patterson, daughter Of President john
son, who is to be the ne W mistress of the White
House, will arrive here the early part Of next
week. After arranging the household affairs
of the Mansion, she will take up her residence
At the Soldiers Home during the summer
he
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NEW STYLES SPRING CLOTHING.
WALL, STEPHENS & co.,
322 Pennsylvania avenue.
Between 9th and 10th sts., W ashi ston. D. O.
The Great Decline il. Goods has induced US to
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Of every description, at greaty reduced priees-i
larger portion of which We ere determined to sell
BOYS, AND CHTLDRENsr CLOTHING,
suitable for all Sizes adapts to the present and
I coming season, which must be sold to make room
for new sdditions daily arriving. my y lmn
QLAoK LACl POINTS AND MANTLEs.
We have justrecsiyed full assortment Of the
above from the large New York Auction Sale O.
Wednesday last. We shall sell them much less
than importation price, and guarantee them 'or
the best quality
Also. great many other bargains In
--- DRY GOODS
fro the same Auction. s5.T-
-ss = -sss..z LANsBU RGH 4 Bke.
iee-1w 31S and 81 It'll street.
= q. PARKTR & co. I. Attorne,s at La. Ger
j :. sraI DAN and Real Istate Agents, 500 18th
1 st,ssSs ~ The KirkWood House III =
Gs csrs Scco UNITS With an the Depsrtme4te "a
vncers ssttisd. business IL ccnneetion With
Eed SsSste p.ompuy attended to- my ~"
7 re- g. I'D v
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THE TWENTIETH ARMY CORPS.

This corps has been finally dissol ed, and
gone out of existence as an organization. The
corps was composed OF forty five regiments,
twenty two Of which have been mustered out,
and the balance transferred, the western troops
to the l4th corps, which has gone to Louis vile,
and the eastern troops to the temporary com.
These eastern troops are now encamped on
Kalorama Heights, and are under the imme.
diate command of Ma. Gen. Bartlett. The
records OF the Goth corps were filed in the War
Department yesterday, and its affairs are now
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Destructive FIRE.

HARRISBURG, June 15-A fire this morning 2
destroyed Jennings coach factory and black.
smith shop, Joseph Poultersr's billiard saloon,
Hess's news depot. VIM. Parkhill's dwelling
and plumbing establishment. The Daily Tele-
Hranti HaIi w 1ce ds Was PI'sT Ss dssoyea
County Court House and the State Arsenal
were endangered, but fortunately escaped.
Total loss S31 ,000 partially insured Fire
attributed to incendtartsm
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THE COLORED PEOPLE OF RICHMOND.
"A delegation Of ooiored men, who arrived
here yesterday from Richmond, were at the
White House this morning, awaiting an inter.
view with President Johnson for the purpose
of asking special inquiry into their condition
under the military restrictions at Richmond
which condition, they allege, is not better than
1t was when they were in slavery.
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EIPTY DOLLARS INWARD,

Office Sergeant Arms o. S. Ssnass.i
June ii, 1855.
Stolen from the door OF the City Post Off 20 On
the evening of the l3th instant, A LARGE RotV
a9Rsa aDsut sixteen hands high, between sis
shoulders, and little white on left hind foot W
L will pay the above reward for the recovery OF
the horse and the conviction Of the thief or ali
for either. GxO. T. Brown
je15 tt Sergeant at Arms, u s Ssnsta
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SECRETARY SEWARD's rAM11.r,
Mrs. Secretary Seward, who has been very
i'll for several weeks past, is much better to-
day, we are glad to say, and she is now con-
sltered out OF danger, although she is quite
low yet.
The condition of Mr.. Frederick Seward con.
tin ues to be most encouraging He rests and
eats we'll, and has not had hemorrhage of his
wound Tor the past twenty. one DAYS
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IL Destructive fires are becoming alarm :.
ingIy frequent. Yesterday the Sachem's Head
Hotel, at uiltcrd. Conn, q favorite place of
resort in summer, was entirely destroyed.
Loss, S25, COO Also, the large saw mill OF
million feet of lumber. Loss. 100000 At
Brantford, Canada West, about half OF the
principal business part Of the town was burned
Loss, 100000 The Evans House and other
buildings were burned at Petroleum Centre
Ohio, Monday night. Loss, $4,000 The fires
are believed to be the work OF rebel incepdi-
aries -.--
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ANOTHER NONUNIFNT


The INST division of the 9th Corps is about TO
erect monument on the battle field of Ope-
guam to the memory of their commander, Gen
David A Russell, who was killed in that en-.
gagement last year.
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PERsoNAL.-James r. Hood, proprietor OF
the Chattanooga Gasette, formerly resident
here) is in town, and is in general demand
amongst his rather numerous circle of friends
hereahOuts
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THE CROPS Down SoUTH-A gentleman
VINO has lately travelled through various
sections OF Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia
MAKES cheering report of the crops in that
secuon. Despite the ravages OF war he saw
with here and there q wheat a "a almnsf rSad1,
Iof the sickle The corn crop promises an
abundant yield. In Georgia, a great deal OF
does not look as well as in Alabama Onr in
DORMANT thinks there Will be enough made in
Don the States to supply the people with
preao, II the negro laborers are to be retained
On this score no difficulty was unprecedented
Inc great staple, cotton, is almost a thing of
tne past. But very little has been planted:
eIely farmer turning his attention to grain
almost exclusively Richmond Timss
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aPlCIAL NOTCH

~ SPECIAL NOTICD ia-
uS Those pereons who desifs to have their Yur-
niture, such % Mirrors, Paintings Marble Slabs.
etc. properly and securely packed and boxed; aud
their W oolens, such As Carpets. Clothing, &C.,
have the same promptly attended to at mod crate
charges by an spsrisneed hand, by leaving their
house at Mr.. Boteler's Furnishing Ware rooms.
Pepn'a avenue. bet. 9th and 10th streets; at the
Drug Store of Messrs Sparks & Simms. cor 18th
st and New York ave; or at Dorsey'r Hotel. cor.
9TH and SITS. 49,, iel5-3ts
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GENERAL GEARY

Major General John w. Geary, who is now
in the city, has obtained 30 days leave OF alb.
sence to allow him to attend to the arrange
ments for laying the corner stone of the monu.
ment at Getty sbuTg.
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SALE OF LAND IN ST. MARY's COUNTY
Thomas II. Bond, Esq, of St. Mary's county,
River, 70 II. Vapderford. Esq, OF Elkton, Md.
This estate contains 326 acres, and was sold
for Notwithstanding all the stock, agricuI.
turaf irnpie ments and crops upon the premises
st. Mdru's Gazette
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GENERAL GRANT.

Lieut. Gen. Grant, accompanied by severa
members OF his staff, returned to this city las
night from his visit to West Point, the Chicago
fair, and other places.
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Major GENERAL NOUEp

MAJOR GENERAL MOWER
This officer, late OF Goth Army Corps, who Is
at his home in Connecticut, has been ordered
10 report to General Sheridan, and will doubt.
less be assigned to a command in Texas
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Steamer from Liverpool

Steamer from Liverpool,
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.--The steamer G. am =
bia from Liverpool via Boston passed Cape
May at O'Clock. The steamer Bosphorus
sailed for Liverpool with $40 passengers and
full cargo of freight.
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~ Miss Mary White, daughter of David
White, formerly OF Elkton, Cecil county, Md
while laboring under temporary insanity,
jumped from the wharf at TaYlorsville on
South river In Anne Arundel County, Md
last week and was drowned.
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GENERAL HALLECK.
It's expected that Gen. Halleck will arrive
here to- day or tomorrow from Richmond.
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GONE HOME.

GONE HOME.
The Provisional Governor OF Mississippi
Judge Sharkey) and the other loyal Missis-
sippians who have been here for some time
past, left for their homes last evening.
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II
Late Psynaster q. 8. Navy.
ATTORNEY FOR THl PRosIcUTIoN or
CLAIMS BEFORE THE DlPARTMENTs
OF Thu GOVERNMENT.
Claims for Prize Money. Lost Clothing, Bounty,
Back Pay. Pensions, Lost Horses and other prop
erty attended to promptly
Office 80 Al street. Post Office Box 42s Wash
inRton city, DC. z.s --- Ia. je76m
VIZ ARE NOW CONSTANTLY Rloz1v1NG
FROM rHs =
CLOSING AUCTION SALES OF NxW YORK,
DRESS GOODS. i.
LAWNS. .
MoZAMBIQgIs.
MARETZ. 81
With GOODS.
JACoN1Ts. CAMBRIos. PLAIN SWISS,
White and colersd DOTTED SWISS.
NAINSOoKs, IRISH LININs.
And sll other goods usually found lin first elias
DRY GOODS STORES.
These goods have all been bought at Auction
for cash. and we shall offer them at very sua
advance. .- d
Call ct the f' To-
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
LANsBuRaH & BRO.
te9.1w 379 AID SIS 7th street.
486 SPRING ASSORTMENT 80 486
NJ AR KRI RS.
NO. 4s6 SEVENTH STRICT,
cHo1cl STOCK OF INTERIOR ApoRNMxsrs
BABAAoIEo ....ays
RAP4R HAN9INGH.
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SHERMAN,S REPORT

SHERMAN'S REPORT,
Gen. Sherman has corrected his report to
Zen. Grant of the conference with ana sur
render OF Johnston in North Carolina, pub
Hshed some time sinoe, and the revised report
will ha uaur public this week.
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TIE ARREST OF JoHH MIfcH.L.zfAs Prs.
oner on his ,cdy to Fortress Monroe.-Tne arrest
OF John Mitchell was announced in our Second
Edition. We learn that the arrest was MADE
by detectives Kelse and Elder, under direction
of General DIX, the latter having received or
ders from Washington to arrest Miscnei on
The prisoner was Immediately placed on board
a voyernrnent vessel, and by this rlrne In proba-
hIy ON his way for Fortress Monroe, under
Charge of Lieut.. Morris Of the Goth New YORK
Battery. - =
Cnnn visited General Dix's headquarters, but
could learn nothing OF the prisoners move
ments. The Judge said the government could
not try the prisoner as a traitor, for he was an
alien, and none but citizens could be tried as
traitors.
The Judge also declared that the govern
ment ould only hold Mitchell as an alien enc.
my, but now it is supposed to have no enc.
mics. ....-sz.--y--, -. -------.-z-
@During the afternoon, Judge McCunn visited
General Dix at his residence, but probably be.
fore that time Mitchell was at sea.-N. 7. Post.
IL The First Branch OF the Baltimore City
Council last evening, adopted resolution au.
thorizing Mayor Chapman to procure suitable
swords for presentation to General John X.
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EHOk SALE-A No. seven years old CANADIAN
Il HORSE, splendid driver and an en-. -
cellent business Horse. Will stand auy ~
place without ching; is not afraid o. o-N0
comotIves child can drive him. Apply at of.
= andF. - 10 u az
lust RICEIVED FROM THE NEW YORK
AUCTIONS over SlOt 90 worth of English, Brus
al Of the best quality of CARPETS - %
VIZ gLOTHs, OF every width, sample goods
give rs call before purchasing as our stock il
one OF the largest in the CITY WYNN -
GR1HN & WILLIAMS
le 10 Nv No. $50, corner of 18th And d SITS
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GEORGIA AND MI

GEORGIA AND MISSISSIPPI,
The Georgia and Mississippi delegations
were in consultation with President Johnson
again day.
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dyspepsia AND FITS.
FITs-AsURE CURE for these distressing com
plants il now made known in Treatise
FlTs-on Foreign and Native Herbal preparA-
-tiona published by DR. o. PHI ELPs BROWN.
FITS-The prescription was furnished him in such
"a proyidentiai manner that he can not con.
FITS-scientieusly refuse to make il Known, as it
has cured everybody who has used it,
FIT6-never having failed in single case, 1t is
GequallY sure In cases of Fits as of Dyspep.
IITs-sia and the ingredients may be obtained
.-from any DRUGGIST. Sent Free to all en- re-.
FITS-ceip Of of eve cents to repay postage, etc.
Address Dr. o. PHILIPS BROW N, No. Is
FITS-GrApd Street. ereey City, N, ]. jel4. st
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nRY GOODS VERY LOW
FROM NIW YORK AUCTIONS.
At s. M. NEYENBERa,s,

Having made many chesp pure h SEES At tho raoa,@
New York Auction sales, in accordance thsra~
Ihave reduced the prices on my whole stock ~
TWENTY PER GENT.
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS.
Black Lutestrins Silk for 81.
Handsome Gros de Khines 81 rs, 81 so, and RI
eros Grains So so to 81 so, with large stock
of colored Silks 1T very lew prices.
DRESS GOODS
Of all kinds, sorts and descriptions, very cheap.
My CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT
is unsur passed In the city for variety and che.p
ness. -...t g
Ny COTToNs AND OTHER DOMEsTIos /;
are or 3 cents per yard less than they were las.
week. So 1"s'
WHITE GOODS
will be found Plain I'd Checked Oambrics, Main
socks and Ksmeraidas Beautiful Plain Swiss
Linen Raldkerchisfs from lOal211 ctsrp,
Hem stitched do. Is cts.
White Hose from re cts. up.
Lace and Grenadine Wells soc.
Tarletans and Orinolines all cslorg.
Infants Embroidered Bodies and Robes,
Bands, Insertings and Edgings,
Collars ana Sleeves, atless than Importers prices
Very Handsome MarseiI lies Suits for children.
Honey Comb and Marseilles Counterpanes.
Table Diaper for Soc, Csc. and 81.
Irish Linen, Towels, Diapers,
And many other articles which cannot be emu
merAted. .
The price is marked In plain figures upon the
As Market Space,
i,l5lw between It'll ard Sta sts.l
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LIN EN-.

Just received Q new assortment OF the bsst kind
q real GERMAN LINEN. ocnsistinE in T9wsls,
ehestne, Table Cover, &c. Purchaser will dnd
me 1t No as 18th st.. between Pa. ~. ADD ct.
@S9-lns T. L1Fo.
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OF HHH UNITED STATES,

V'REAsURY OF TH1 UNITED STATES,
l. DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
WASHINGTON, jane 9. 1865.
II is hereby certified th at the NATIONAL ME
TR0P0LITAN BANK, Of Washins ton. D. O y. q
provide nationsl currency, secured By pied &c
OF United States Sonss ana TO pfoyide for TIE en-
8: lsSa hayine complied with the res prements OF
lations of this Department made in pursuance
thereof N hs, this day been designated IS Dsposi
toms, and by virtue of such designation win also
ment r n SPINNER
je l3.lW Treasmrer limited States
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LOST AND FOUND.


i IS .:a ss. = siss if
IL dark brown MAI. vith enc eye and no SHES
on. The owner can have hsT n Hs'kInSs ssaFses
jss-s.. 10th st.. bet Z and n streets.
GIN R1WARD-sh eyed or q stolen. .seet The
neb.s s sss & "a
hsai sn n u
s H.sfss ss'h and l''h east ol '.' no Seass'
SToLIN Oh sTRAYID.FFom opposite Mrs
BAY aoRsi, seed: With sI.si iss: sSd iaii nsss
and tail; on 18Th inst n Had On Mcclellan saddle
S es I'd is a S
sscse address. - - - ITS
Gin REWARD:.stolen from CAPITOL HilI, on
ssEY .. =. a.sl
sss sfof Ia :sss saShIs DE
espi ssii H S.: sSS e ss'
iind foot xhss 81
i hsads s ss' SPOT Ri ssss
blue body, red running, gear. and torn cover:
i. f
7 OsT-si0O REWARD.-Lost, TUESDAY AFTER
II
etsnns one SEQ thirty note HtS eoH
rs9eambered. The above reward viii be paid By
the owner '0f It's feco'ef'wM W. LAsKsY,
Je l5-at@ 500 9TH street, near Canal Bridge.
TAIKS1N UP on the lfsh inst.nt, red and Enit
weeks old: The oxneris requested to come for
s.s Hsz s1sf e. and s sh
leia 81. Boundary st OPP. Cam Dbell Hosp1.
G10 REWARD strayed. one RED COW,
On Sac fhs
sG ,5ss t.. Penn a = M s SOY e 4.
20 sIAek COW. T!sa .hiss spos;, VIE Wits
81 49, Street between virginia
Tor RENT.The HOUSE for merly occupied by
L Capt; Hendershott, on Massachusetts, avenue.
" sh and 9Th sts M BE- rented until The
K.5; Ssa n s:ssss Agent os: $s$ 81
- tail bay HORSE, Weight about ffteen hundred
pounds; high beaded; and trots fast; age about 10
bs W give sa 's d9Ts srd
ie Is e saa; we "A'n'0s'0!5' !. <. JOHNSTON.
GS0 REwARD-strayed or slolen. on Thurs.
ssI SSss MGRi the sbea
hands high aud years old; has Q long. slim tail;
is very fast walker and racks; has lost a shoe
quilted saddle. rather worn, common stiff bit
bride, light colorsd head stall, and black single
Also. STRAY ed or stolen. from the pasturass. ON
9TH street. BAY HORSE, about l6 hands high.
ago is rather roach back ed long legged and heavy
bodied; has a round forehead an small eyes; is
will give $50 for the Ieturn Of both the ANIMALS
or half the sum for either one, and NO questions
asked.
THOMAS COYLB. at Police Station.
jel2-4t$ near Seventh Street Park.
CAME TO THE PREMISES or TIN SUB
- srriber, on south 9th street, a dark rsan
HORSE, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges.
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Are You willing TO continue to pay from 50 to rs
per csntUm advance on your CoalP Do you wish
70 ave rom IS to per ton, and get good arti-
Bach stockholder In the HoUsEKA lPlRs'
O9AL GOMPAE is furnished with COUPON for
every share OF stock he holds. Each coupon emit
ties the holder to TON OF COAL ANNUALLY
AT COST for Is years.
At the present retail price Of Coal, a ssockholfsr
tctH SAGE The of hts stock years ar
tfuSfre 0f6ay cash dtridsNds he may Yeceire.
The Cempanys mines are in complete working
order. with all the machinery, &C.. necessary to
work the colliery the present capacity being 90
From the sale Of Surplus Csal ever that used BY
the Stockholderss the Company expects to realize
dividend. - S
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN AT THl or.
FICE OF THl COMPANY,
A23 Thirteenth street,
my Him hington. D, q,
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<s..zfHEALDS AMERICAN BRASS BAND ~
&vEsStrng Music furnished when required $S0
l. A HEALD, Leader. No. 494 II st bet. sth & 9th
A. W TiL1R, Director. No 4S7 j st. Navy Yd)
A. p SHERMAN, Secretary te ~. ISL.
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In TEE notice of the inscriptions on regI-
mental flags yesterday, the 1i6th instead Of the
10th New York regiment was enormously
mentioned on information given by those hav-
ing the ddgs IN Charge. 80
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DEATH OF SCHOOL TEACHER.-Miss H. H.
Slater, teacher of secondary school, No. 2. first
district, died yesterday at the residence of her
family, after a protracted illness. Miss Slater
was most efficient teacher, and her loss will
be deeply felt by large circle Of friends.
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GAME TO THE PREMISES or TIN SUB
- scriber; on south 9th street, dark resr
HORSE, which the owner can have By proving
property and paying charges.
Je lw* Il. N. GIBLEY,
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IJOUslKElPlR's COAL COMPANY.
COAL AT COST
STOCKHOLDERS.
0fice-No. 423 THIRTEENTH sTRRlT, above
THOMAS R. WILSON, AGENT
To Hsusekeepers:
Cost Of Mining ana TRANSPORTING ton Of
Goal. 2.240 lbs. to Philad el phiA. ----..-.$663
Yard Expenses spd Delivery .--.--- Is
FREIGHT from Philadelphia, present rates. 21l
Wharfage Observation-Disclosures Is
Our Price for q ton of Coal, delivered in
10y %
Retail Price per ton Z 900 lbs. in Washing
ton. present rate. %
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Having made many cheap pure h ases At tho recar.
New York Auction sales, in accorianc therewIto
have reduced the prices on my whole stock n
OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-28
Freedmen's Bureau-Gen. Meadc-De-
mand for Negro Labor iu Maryland
Army Of the Potomac.


NEw YoRK. June 2S.-The Herald's Wssh-
ington special says: The Freedmen's Bureau has
set apart large quantity of confscated and
abandoned land in the South, in tracts of various
sizes and in various localities, for the especial
benefit of negroes. Not less than 100 900 are
State of Virginia alone
Great demand for negro labor exists in Mary
land. The farmers are paying SIS per month to
males and from $40 to Sl2 to females for field
labor. The demand is still short, and agents
have again been sent in different directions to
make contracts and induce immigration, not
withstanding their recent expulsion from Rich
mond.
General Meade returned from Phlsdelphis
this morning. and is experimenting the muster
isg out of portions of his army
Within week the world renowned Army of
the Potomac will most likely cease TO exist as
an organization.
General Grant ia advertised 10 appear at half
dozen different places on the comihg Fourth of
July. de has been steadily declining invitations
tor weeks past, aud contempstes spending the
day at home
The Irish Brigade. consisting OF the Sixty
third, Sixty ninth and Eighty eighth New York
Volunteers. and the Twenty eighth M4ssachus.
setls Veteran Volunteers commanded by Briga-
dier General Nugent late Colonel of the Sixty
ninth, will leave here on Saturday or Sunday. as
brigade only 500 strong, for muster out.