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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-12
WAR DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND)
ABANDONED LANDS,
Washington. May 80, 1865.
Circular, No,
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR ASSISTANT
COMMISSIONERS.

\
VII. In all places where there is an
interruption Of civil law, or in which local
Courts, by reason of old codes, in viola
lion of The freedmen guaranteed by the
Proclamation of the President and laws
of Congress, disregard the negroes right
10 justice before the laws, in not allow
ing him to give testimony, the control OF
all subjects relating to Refugees and
Freedmen being committed to this Blu
Teau, the Assistant Commissioners will
adjudicste, either themselves or through
officers Of their appointment, all Difficult.
ties arising between negroes and whites
or Indians. except those in military au.
lhority. aud not taken cognisance Of by
the o,her. tribunals, civil or military, of
the United States.
90. HOWARD, Maj. Gen.
COMMISSIONER Bureau of Refugees,
Freedmen. DC.
Approved. June 2, 1865.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
President of the United States.
HEADo'Rs Dkr'r OF Mss.
Vicksburg. Miss, Aag 81, '65
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 10
VII. This order (Circular No. s.
Paragraph VII, Bureau Refugees.
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands) how>
ever must not he construed as TO give
the coIored man immunities not accorded
to other persons. II he is charged with
the violation of any law Of the State, or
any ordinance Of any city. for which Of
fence the same penalty is imposed upon
white persons as upon black. and il courts
grant to him the same privileges as are
arrnrnad in The uhiIa man no inierfer.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-10-12
Missisaippi "a 1897 and 1888.
No ONE.


We have before us copy of the Clarion
dated April 18Th, 1887. We find in it a
list of the newspapers then published in
Mississippi. At that time there was but
one daily paper in the State, the Courier
and Journal at Natchez. One semi.
weekly, the ADVERTISER at Grand Gulf
Three tri weekles, the Courier and
journal and Free Trader of Natclez,
and the 'Vicksburg Register at Vicks,
burg. The daily and tri>weekly papers
also published weekly editions.
Besides these there were the following
weekly journals
/. The christian Herald, at Natchez,
a Methodist paper
2. The Liberty Advocate of Liber-
ty.
8, The Port Gibson Correspondent.
4. The 'Souherner,' at Port Gibson.
s. The 'Gallatn Democrat at Gal.
latin.
6. The 'Mssissippian,' at Jackson.
7. The Clinton Gazette at Clinton.
8, The Raymond Times at Ray,
mond.
8. The Lexington Gazette at Lex
ington.
10. The Eastern Clarion at Pauld-
ing.
II. The Telegraph, at Rodney.
12. The Southern Argus, at Colum
bus.
l3. The Columbus Democrat, same
place.
IA The Herald, at Canton.
Is The Gazette, at Aberdeen.
l6. The Star at Macon.
H. The 'Chickasaw Union at Pom
to.oc.
l8. The Republican, at Brandon.
49, The 'Tusca homian,' at Tuscaho.
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s. Is M. train. .,,., =, |
stations between Philadelphia and Whining
Leave philadelphia at II. 90 u. m, 400, . 10
and 10 % D. m. The 4. 90 r. m. train connects
With Delaware Railroad for Milford and inter
mediate stations , a.,
Leave WILMINGTON at !. 10 aud 0. SoS, m 20
1N TfHSRSIdH TRAINS IRON BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at u m, AA' B. " and v'''
p CHESTER FOR PHIJA DELPHIA--Leay Ch"s:
Ter At rs, 10. u r. m, IL &c. J. IT, "a, u ~
ana '''' p !" SUNDAY TRAINS.
Rxpress Train al T. O5 a. IN. for Baltimore and
Warrington, stopping at Wilmington, Ferry
Vile, Havre. do .GrAco, Aberdeen, Psrrymah"
and Magnolia. ,-,,,..
and Washing ton, stopping at Chester, tlor Bait
more and Washington passengers, wilmington;
| Newark. Elkton, North East, PerryNllo anu
recommcdStIou Train at 10 p. IN. for vii.
sRILTIMoRk ron PHILADELPHIA.
Lenv. Baltimore a. IN p N w ;t%rP0SS a.
Also stops Al Rltton and Newark to take pas
| ,enrers for PhilAdelphiA and leave passenger
| nom WashIngton or Baltimore and Chester t'
leave passengers from Baltimore or "Mhihs
"" Leave Wilmington for PbaSdelphiA at Q. ~
p FRox BALTIMORE TO PHTLADELrHTA. =,
Leave Baltimor. 8 IS =. m Wa! Mail 4
m, Express; AS p. m, Way Traiui oS
| .. m Express Q. % z. m. ELPrry:
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
| Leave Chester At g. 81 =. m. !. % and H. .
PLssy. Wilmington at SIS, GOA m, 2 q
T. IS and IL IS p, N .. n,
TREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car ~
taehed, will leave wilmington for PerryNilI
SnJ Intermediates stations at !. IS r. m.
IanII HIP. KENNBY, superintendent
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HAVE BEMOyED
Their We'll. Known Old Established
TRUNK, SADDLERY, HARNESS,
ASD
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACToRY
TO rHErR
NEW BUILDlN
A5-5OO-Ea
SS-5OO-Ga
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Where may be found, Of our own manufactorc,h
most complete assortment VI every style and
price Of military and citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALEs,
FINE SWORD BELTS,
with Topham' Patent Slide.
Sole Manufacturers Of
LANGHoLZ's PATENT SPURS.
LAYGMoLz's PATENT CURB AND NOSE
STRAP
FOR SALE:
EwBANK's PATENT spur,
STEEL. BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
DTS.
| MILITARY AND ClTlLkNS
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
HARM NESS.
FINE porBLR COACH, CARRIAGE, AM
BUGGY HARNESS
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AM
EXPRESS HARNESS.
Suffers STAGE, WAGON, CAN'T, AN
PLOUGH HARNESS.
W II IPS.
COACH. BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRUN KS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALlsEs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS, -
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND NALlsEs,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BoNNA
i army VAIIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
. Leather and Canvas Pcllisieur Bags; beathe
' Canvas. and Carpet Travelling Bags Ladie
French Satchels; Toy Trunks, and sehN
satchels, and eScry article In their line Of ~
uess,
y HS- 500 -Ea
Rs- 800 co
N SEVENTH STREET.
ne ap2j.u
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NOTICE TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
AssIaTLxr orARrgANAsrBR' = OTFrcH, !
DRPor oY WAsHINGToS,

AssIaTLXr Or ARTEANAsTBR's OPftce, |
DRPor or WAsHINGTOS,
No l34P, NRLR TwESTI -PIEsr srRnEr,
wAsHIE0roE, D. C., March J, 1868: :
msrly In the service Of tho United States, II
called to the large amount Of personal property
sioreJ IN the Government warehouses connected
with this depot.
The doyernment requires the space occupied
by S1id property for the effects Of those now IN
A DESCRIPTION Of each article should be given,
with the name, company, regiment or other
marks, accom- panied by an oath OF AmrmAnon,
MOVING thai the claimant Is the authorized
The eooda will DO forwarded 10 the address 81
| the persons so entitled At his expense.
| All OF the above. msntioned property remAininE
unclaimed ninety days from this date will be solo
| At public auction. JAS: hoohE,
Capt Asst Or. n. U. .. Army.
! mh9.dtmNal
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In ILLUMINATION LAST Man

MD ILLUMINATION LAST NIgHT-
I,a1ATHg PEUPLE-EyERr HorsE BAIL
ENASATEb-SCESEs AND lScIbESN. -
tNeNpnS when Il reporters pen can
I9ss,N the gTsndeudols scene. Such
k.NNhGUn last niyht. Never before
.mlssory " the metropolis was such bril- .
ptd mag uihceut display ~ that made by
: pie hSt evening. shortly after seven
tlkhe eni-e city was ablSIe; every house
tirliiianily lighted with hundreds Of eau =
tc4undrcdS u nags hoate'i from every
velt point, houses were ga'ly decorated,
,ANmhsle were playing patriotic airs from
lned place.. bCpfrvs Wcro klndlcd and
Mon We the scene " such jenUngtrn.
~ a. hRs never before been Witnessed.
* nom last Monday one Vi General
,,flcgraph operators touched y little ivory
MY Point aud alino on liz" Instant all
,frula the Kcrpebee ~ the Potomac fe't
10 nulse aud the pa * few ~ n u were
an, and twcIty millions reJoieed in tho
- fiofy Of our one cOin.pOn county.
,,nlpn eliminated Ia, uiydt In tde mo
'l1nmihhtiou tao city Of Washington eve Z
inNltation ~ the corporate authorities,
vNpf the various Department, Joined la
iMfiDn. hll tIc public buildings WsTe
llluininated aud gHily decorated.
~ vol, a. before, wa oDe Of the most NJ
cns, being lighted up from the ground
iue kikhest point OF the dome. This
t,hf " lights Ia the dome was composed
uriite, rnd blue. which wa visible for
ccthd. Tho appearance Of this mBgniR
fonfe war grand beyond all description
Nury Department was beautifully illu
Over The entrance TO tho Currency Blu.
,,AtIknsrEreney bearing the words:
- "SEOsN THIRTY. "
tbis anotber, representing seven thirty
with ceupons attached. Beneath this
hfnring tie inscription
W NoTEpp A fREE GOVERNMENT,
" fro people, aud guaranteed by
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u KIP II Il ~.

DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
N OFFICE 5l4 PENN. AVENUE,
wAsaINGTOS CITY, D. c.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS FORwARDBRs.
M.r,handi.e. Money, Jeweiry, Naluables, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, &c, -. =,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to All
.rss,sibls seetions Of the country THIS Com'
pSny has Agencies In the principal railway
towns in the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NoRTHwBsr
Its principal ofneeS are
WARRINGTON, D. c., NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
CINNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON,
Connections are made at New York and boston
with lines forwarding to the CanadaS ana 10 inc
Liverpool, Southampton and llAVre, and thence
| nv EuropeAa expresses TO all prominent CONNER
eial tow rs 10 Great Britain and on the Continent
| Collection Of Notes, Drafts and Bills made al
| ali accessible pGTts VI the United States.
q. c. DUNN, Agent,
| i.l0 Washington, d. {.
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TUIs TITO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub

THIS TITO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
i scrIber has obtained from the orphans Court
OF Washington County, In the District Of 90;
lumbIa, letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of James Bush, late Of washington el'y;
AGAINST the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same with tho vouchers thereof W
the snbseTiber on or before the LIST day OF April
next they may otherwise by law Dc eAs'Hasu
from all 6enaAt Of the srid estate,
diver under my hand lhis lst dpy o. APh''
| lsss JANE MARIA BUSH
'sn9.laWsWa ADM 4istratriH.
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T. Columbian, Washington, u, C., -Four
tcenth street west Mt terminus OF cry ran
road in charge Of Surgeon I. H. Crosby
L. S. V.
4 Ricord. Washington, y. C., corner
Fourteenth street ind Massae husetis avenue,
in charge Of Surgeon e. W. llorncr, |. ;. '.
4 DSugIns. Washington, u. C., corner OF
| street aud New Jersey avenue, IN charge |
of Assistant Surgeon WIN. FIR Norris, | 50,
!. Emory, Washington, u, C., near Aims.
| house. Gust Of the Capitol in charge OF Sur
| pcun A. Il. Mosclcy, |. ;. '.
<. Fnirrnx Seminary, Virginia, two miles
back of Alexandria, in charge Of surgeon
| David =. Smith. L. :, V.
o. Finley, Washington, ID. e., Kendall
Grcsn, Fourth street cast north OF the city,
in charge Of Surgeon q. L. PnncoRst, l. ). V.
10. Hardwood, Washington, d. C., Cor
coran', farm, Seventh street west, in charge
of Surgeon r. D. UontecOu, l. ;. '.
H. Judiciary Square, Washington, ID. T.,
Judiciary Suunro, street north, between
Fourth and fifth streots west, IN charge OF
Assistant Surgeon i. Griswold, l. :. '.
u. Kaloran,a, (.mS!l-pox) Washington
d. G., Rock Greek, out Twenty first street ~
f charge Of Acting Assistant sHrgeon H. D.
! Thomas, l. :. A. III.
10. Liroln, Washington, ID. c., one mile
east Of the Capitol, in charge oil Assl''ah'
, Surgeon j. {. Mckee U. $. a.
9 II. Mount Pleasant, Washington, ID. Z"
Fourteenth street, one half mile beyond thu
/. city limits. in charge Of Assistant Surgeon
II. Allen, u. :. \.
10. Seminary, Georgetown, d. C., -corne
N Of Washington aud Gny streets, IN charge
ii Surgeon IT, W. Ducachct, l. 5. V.
I6 stanton, Washington, j. e., stree
pr and New Jersey avenue, In charge Of SUI
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y. cy, nrL Q. GOO, :, 10. = =.

~ cuIurI QUINCY ''..'''" e. '''.-e ''..'.
enteenth street.
Bripadier General d. II. Ruckcr, Depot
Ounrterinastsr Office, corner q and EiGh'
teenth streets
ouarterm nster-Oiice corner Twenty-hrst
and y streets. |
Colonel NJ. I. Iuddington, Chief Quarter
master Department OF WRshington--Odcer
S34. $50, SIS and $40 Fourteenth street, near
New York avenue.
CAPTAIN II. l.. Thaysr, Assistant Quarter.
master Volunteers, Post ouartermHs'er-
Once, 232 q street.
Cnptain D. q. Thomss, Military Store
kespor-ofRcs, 3Oi II, near Seventeenth
Captain c. II. TompkinS, in charge of
ounrtermaster's Stores, Wagon TransportR-
ton, &c.-o0hee, corner Twonty-second and
O streets.
Captain +. s. Allen, Assistant Quarter
master in charge Of River Transportation
Once, foot Sixth street.
CAVALRY BUREAU
Under command Of Major General llNllcck'
Chief Of Stah-0fiee, 500 ii street.
Broyet Brigadier General james \. Ekin,
In charge Of purchase and Inspection I o,
horses, aud QuartermRster duties-otnee' 5''
II street.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT
Brieadier General james A. D. Eaton
Comnissary Genoral--oaieo ON Lafayette
Square, corner ii street and jackson tlace'
Lieutenant Colonel q. Bell, Depot Io'il
missary-Ofhce, 1928 g street
T-T' MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
BriRadier General j. X. Barnes, Snrgco
Geuorai-Ofioe, corner Fifteenth street AN
Pennsylyania avenue.
Colonel Madison Mills, Medical lhSpS eo !,
General United States Amy-ohhec, ao2
street, corner Seventeenth street, hrSS nJTr,
Lieutenant Colonel john wilson, mSa,',
Inspector United states Army, lh'le''T Dr.
the Army OF 'no ro, t, ~ wnsLir,
DR.. samson's, Coiumoi"h 'o"'6''
ton, d. @.
Surgeon r. o. Abbott, Medical Direeto
Depnrtmcnto of Washington 63i Fou
tsorith street.
eurceon Basil Norris, to RttSnd officers
-ne-.seSI.., l.,,,,,- -. A., .l,lg Esnrteeu
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.OCAI. AFF ma.
snERNAS's MARCH To rHK sKA.
NusIc COMPOSED ny C. korrrru.

9g by Miss EEFn GrRHoS, in "Aisddin. -
tamp fires shono bright On the mountaiu
lat frowncd on the river below,
lc We stood by our gus In the morning,
u eagerly watched Tor the foe,
IN rider came cut from tho darkness
|at hung ever mountain aud tree,
khguted, Boys up aud be ready.
Sherman will march TO the sea. -
cheer upon -'crt for bold sherman
ut up from each valley and glen,
ho buglc re- echoed tho music
tcgmo from the lips Of tho men;
know that the stars, on our banner
bright In their splcndOT would be,
AT blessings from Northland would greet VI
German marched down ~ the sca.
rward, boys, forward, to battle,
archcd on our wearisome way,
strcwcd the wild hills Of Rcsscs--
css those who fell on that day.
ncsaw, dark IN Its glory,
Wlrd down on tho nag ~ the free
East aud the West bOro our standard
sherman marched down to the s-a.
inward We pressed til our banner
b" ygt from Atlsnta's grim walls,
lood UfthC patriot dHmperrN
Wwhere tho traitors nag fails.
aused not TO weep for the fallen
NJ by each river and tree;
4ned them reaths of the laurel
ian marched down 10 the sea.
Dsnd was our army thst morning,
AL by the Cypress aud Pine.
ban said boys, you are weary;
STAIR Savannah II thine. f"
nife Song for our chieftain
% OIL DER river aud lea,
gu our banner shone brighter
amhnau marched on TO the sea,
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Siuaal @spnbIita,ulI

Advertisers ana business Men.
Z inVite the attention Of advertisers aud
- men to the columns Of the DAILY Ma.
RErrRlcAS, aAan advertising medium.
y iHrgu circulation v the citcs 81 wa-h.
on and oeorve'own, ana the surrounding
piry, and IL ccustantly increasing. We feel
|dent that they will and II not only vaiua.
eot reliable medium o. communicating with
htnhIts
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RY JAMES MCGUIRE co,
~ AUCTIONEERS.

PEREMPfORY SALE OF EIGHTEEN SMALL
BUILDING LOTS, at the corner VI New HamP.
shire avenue aud north L street.
On WEDNESDAY Afternoon, April 18th, at A. !
O'Clock, on the premises, VIC shall sell Eighteen
Small Building Lots situated ut the corner u New
Hampshire avenue and north L street. and front.
ing respectively on said streets.
This will be a hne opportunity for persons 81
small means Ia obtain a Lot
Title perfect. Terms one third cash; the re.
rnAinder In Ok aud twelve months, with interest.
secured by deed Of trust on the premises. Con q.
veyHnee and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
A payment n 40 will be required on each lot ~
the time Of sale. ......
JAMES c. INQUIRE CO.,
hps.l0t AuctiOneers.
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HORSES,
| Artillery HoRsEsi
MuLEs'

HORSES,
- MuLRs'
or,,rVRNIsTHR GRERRAL'a OPBIcH,
FIRST DIVISION,
wAsuvoroS CIrI, March is, 1855
HORSES. suitable for the cavalry and Aruhlety
service will be received At GieHboro' DePSt, IN
open market, iii Nay l, 1895, BY Capt oEohds
MILES. in lois VI twenty Ave, OF more, Will 3e
received in this city, In open market, TIL NAY u
1865 by Captain &. II. TomPklnS, AAals'hnt sua1
tsTmaster, corner Twenty second aud streets
All animal. To be subj eeted to tho usual Gov
| ernmnut Inspection before being accepted
snccI6rntions as follows; Cavalry horses
must he sound In all particular wen eT St,n
| in mi aesh and in good condition from hneen
! ~ rs, 10 sixt.cp ClG hands high; from ave 10Y TO
nine lal Years old, and we'll adapted In every way
Ia cavalry purposes. Horres between nine P)
and .cn 90 ye.Ts Of age u ,s s1 ISNTO
hs1iII:!rv uorss. must be Of dark color, sound
in sIi particulars, strong, quick, aud set's,
we'll broken and square troiers " harness v, ~
tnll hssh and condition, ran sn.sn md one LniI
| nbIA hands high, each horse 70 weigh NOT les'
Than Ten hundred and any 4, osol pSHaas .,.
Mules must be over two L2 years Of age, sf0p na
less man fourteen 40 hands high, In tql health
fres from every blemiAh or defect when wo s
unht them for severe work ana mus ltts ~ ~
The four front colts teeth and tn0 W
responding four permanent '"o'N' wv ~
Tb,.s spseiheations will be strictly Sdhsro
IA. and risidly enforced In every PerucnlAr.
Hours ot Inspection, from =, 80 ~ sish
Prce-CaVairy Horses, one hundred ana slGh
~ ays dollars Otls5 J ARTILLERY Horses one NV
SreS aud uinSty dollars CtlsOA Mules, one hun
= J,ed aud piRety ave dOilars telso
: Payment win be made At wv MS S@" RKIy
Colonel in charge Fret Division, O. n. O. o.
nhlE.tAp90.
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n 7 Fl CT A L.

The RIRsT coRPs-NOTICE TO VETERANS
HEADorAErEHs FrRsr CoEPs,
WAsHiS0ToN, d. e.. Dec. "a, 1884.
Veterans desiring to enlist In the First Army
Corps should report In person at the Office Of Col
c. Y. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, q. {.
Any Veteran, who has served two years, has
been honorably discharged, and Is physically
quslihcd, may enlist in the Corps Tor one, two,
VI three year,.
Those snlIs,ing will receive from the Govern
ment bouaty Of $500 ~ soon as they are mus.
tered In, aud. 10 addition, the regular install.
ments from the Government, in proportion to III"
period " enlistment ~ fullows. tlOO for ono
years service, one third paid on enlistment S2O
for two years service, ons.third on enlistment {;
$500 for three years service, Vne.third on enlist
ment
They will be credited TO the quota Of the dis
triet In which thcy or their families may he dom
ieilsd, and will, therefore, be entitled ~ local
bOunties
Fres trans portntion will h. furnished them to
Washington by any Provost Marshal.
The lest arms In tho Possession Of the Govern .
ment will be furnished these trnyps, and they
will BE- allowed to retain tholr arms when hon .
orAbly discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock, ljs
street, between Nineteenth and Tw sntisth streets
/ once Of tho Board for the Examination Of on
. cers-Brig. General John X. Brooke, President--
ls5 q street, bstween Nineteenth Hnd Twentieth
streets.
By order OF Mai Gen W. &. Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dee27.n Assistant Ad JutEnt General
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WARRINGTON CLAIM AGgScT. -Mcssrb.
Hayes 4 whitman, No. 2l6 street, between
Fourteenth aud Fifteenth street,, Washington,
are prepared, Possessing enlarged facilities and
superior advantages with the War ard Navy and
other Departments, to Rdir-t, collect aud hego.
tiRts claims n Ill kinds EsHinst tho Government
In the pro.nptest manner PerIOnS Al y diEiauro
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LEIGH,

u o d L r 7 e ECH,
Late solicitorSof the once Of the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Posi- once DePNrtmont)
ATTORNEY. AT.LAw AND SOLICITOR OF
CLAIMS.
once, 40 seventh street,
Opposite the Post Once Department,
Washington, D. c.
viii practice In the Courts Of tho District Of Co.
lnnIbla, the Court Of Claims, and the Supreme
Court Of tho United States, and will give prompt
attention to tho prosecution Of claims and the
adjustment Of accounts In all the Departments Of
the Government.
once, I7s Seventh street, opposite Post once
Department. dej
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DosTPONED SALES OF MANURE.
lIEADaRs DgPARTNTSr ~ wAsHiNdroS'
OPFnE or CHEZ qrARrERNAsTER,

No. S34 Fourteenth II. near n. Y. ave,
WILMINGTON, d. e., April ~, 1853
The sales u MANURE advertised TO take place
Al Camp Barry, n. C., and At the public stables
day, the 10Th instant, are, In Consequence Of the
unfavOrable weather. postponed to SATURDAY,
the 18th instant, at " o'clock, noon, when VIII
be sold at the public stables on Fourteenth
street, near Long Bridge, the present and future
secumulAtions until December u, 1881 OF MA.
NURE at that poim aud at the head1uarter.
stables, corner Seventeenth and streets; and ~
Camp Barry, d. C., by Captain George W
Wells, 4. q. NJ, the present aud future Recu-
mutations Ito Deccmbrf 81. .ls6jl at that camp.
Terms Of sale: Cash ~ delivery, In Govern.
inent funds purchasers take away the Manure
at their own expense. reasonable time WI
be allowed to haul ava present quantities on
hand, and future AccuI hulations must be te-
moved promptly. NIL. LCDTNGTuN,
Col. aud fhiof 2uRrtermPstsE.N
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.AMusHMHNT

EORDi NEW THEATR
II Tenth street, ueat fcuusylVanIA avenus.
Bouent aud last Appearanee q
TTE. MISS LAURA KEENE, "a.
THIS TRIDAY,' EVENING, APRIL H. Issb,
WV" wv TIoRISCE TRgScHARD,
In The eelsbnted comedy Of 49, rrs.H q.
.I.rl. THE AMERICAN COUSIN,
from the original manuscfipt BY Tom Taylor, A
played at Laura Keenc Theatre, Now York, for
upward Of three hundred nights. .uE liz.
Growers NEW THEATRE,
" Pennsylvania avenue, near willards'. I
FRIDAY EVENING; AEsii y; lses;
THE CELEBRATION
ITS cLomors REcAPTuRE.
The Gorgeous Play Of
OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP;
An ORIGINAL PATRIOTIC POEM,
MAJOR T. 3. FRENCH,
win 10 rccitcd by = Lady u Washington City.
..wvyy s,,gR M S'T xfSGSsERTEfD powy TO
TIE >EA,
will he sung by
MISS EFFIE GERNoN,
The Music composed by G.. KoPPIrz.
GRAND AND BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION,
MAGNIFICENT PYROTECnSIC DISPLAY.
THE THEATRE TO BE FESTOONED
DEAUTIFrL PANORAMIC VIEW or
CHARLESTON IIARBOR
FORT SUMTER,
Painted by M. u. 4. sTRoSO.
ALADDIN; or THE wODERfrL LAMP,
At GROWERS THEATRE TONIGHT.
MATINEE At o'I O clock, for Ladies' and Chill
dren, Next SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Rs-Admission, 81 cents, to all parts Of the
House.