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ITO THE PUBLIC.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SoLIcIToR'S OFFICE, Oct. %, 1854
Congress, by an act passed at it's last session
placed considerable sum of money at the disposa
Of.tha Secretary of the Treasury, to be employed
in the prosecution of measures for the DIGESTION
and punishment of persons engaged in counter.
feiting Treasury notes, fractional currency, and
other securities Of the United States. This fund
Is devoted to the payment uf rewards to detectives
and ethers through whose instrumentality oHen-
deIs are brought to Justice; and its sd
ana the conduct of the measures referred to are
placed by order of the Seer tary, under the imme.
diate supervision Of the undersigned, to whom all
communicatiens relating thereto. or to the
enences indicated, should be addressed. Liberal
rewards have already been paid to several pafties
who have aided in the apprehension Of counter
II is beued that the stimulus thus o ffered added
TO the in terest which all good citizens must feel in
the sn puresaion Of crimes tending to impair the
credit Of the national securities and thus embar-
rass ali business operations, will induce the earn.
eat co operation OF all capable of afordins aid
in the efforts being made by he Department for
the attain ent of that desirable end 1t il espsc-
tally urged that all persons having aknowledee OF
facta i'm portant to be known by the Department,
concern ing such offences, will cOmmunicate them
fully and prom pity to the undersigned.
Publishers of newspapers througheu the corfn.
try will render essential service 20 thA Govern
nent and the pa bile by giy eons pcue1s pp bli
nov 6tD3mW solicitor of the Treasury
pHREI1NHr r NEW y1,1N4 T4RoSSAsRRHaISAL 81 y WAa
Chisnelosy sf the Great RsssHt21; g Ssrtf
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CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL,
LUMBER, &C., &c.
WILLIAM r. SNOW & CO.,
107 Water street georgetown, D. c..
Have for sale at Wholesale End retail,
1000 Tons CUMBERLAND COAL,
1000 Tons ANTHRACITE COAL.
Also, large amount of very superior Oak
Ash and Hickory
LUM MBER,
Of every description.
All of which Will be sold on reasonable terms
All orders left at our ooiee or addressed to nj
through the Post Once viii receive prom pt atten
ton. WIN. R. SNOW CO.,
107 Water street.
decS-lm GEORGETOWN. D. @.
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WARRINGTON.

TIE above to be Of the best American hange.
WASHINGTON.
GLASS No 2.
II, 600 pounds best American square bar iron, q
inch
10000 pounds best American square bar iron, "a
2,Oco POUNDS best American squsre bar iron. u
5000 pounds best American fat bar iron,2a by
5s-inch
5,0o pounds best American fat bar iron, by Il
H.coo psuEds best American fat bar iron.2 by IL
l,Coo pounds best American fat bar iron. Ia BY
loco pounds best American round bar iron, Es-
so,oo pounds best American round bar iron, Eh
10000 rounds hest American round bar iron, u
In Iene It's as may be required
WASHINGTON.
GLASS No. 3.
e. 600 pounds best American T iron, ga by AZ.
inches, 16 feet long
WASHINGTON.
CLASS No. 4.
iron = BY ls inch diameter
! t,SoS S"S % % 4 b2 ll;is il DO DO
CHARLEsTOWN.
GLASS No. 1.
s24 00O pounds best American boiler fange iron,
from 5-l6 to y inch thick, in sheets of such
dimeIHions as may be required
OHARLEsTOWN.
CLASS No. 2.
"a ,eOs, pounds best American round iron, from
inch to Ns iach diameter, in lengths as may
CHARLEsTowN.
CLASS no 3
% eco pounds best American iron, 3s by 4inches,
the inch part x inch thick. The lengths
a. may be required.
CHARLESTOWN.
GLASS No. 4.
50 900 pounds boiler rvets, Il! inches long and q
inch diameter. 9-law4t
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THE SALEM LEG.
GOVERN MENT.
CIRCULAR NO. 5, has Just been issued. Send
~ WV SALEM LEG COMPANY,
steadily ;suHDlantins the many best Legs made in
0lE01Lbsshs LbssssRfPrfSs ssi s sH6sri5s 81 THE LEG,
rEsTIMoNINwtsssR wssR2Fs 2E SURGEONS AND
original and ingenious TFRMs msshYd'
And all other needful Information
ss !. sHs SfHH5Ss tHfA taaAssh receive
nov IS I'm
TEE OLDEST HST5E ESp1 - SS0EIR!TSYTsD SI!S ON TN
II essslf II HSFs ssE9sfs capacity
This hetsl the oldest on the Huropsan
a sss e iisy
ssnion sssss:. 1
Guests 1iss What tsy ssesTs
oc S-tf 'fA P. EMR1oH, Proprietor.
pats rpI De pE9IEs DoIEs DE sTRAsB0Ra
RIS DE VEAU L'OSEILLE,
TRUFEES DU PERIGORD AU NATUREL
PATE DE FOIES GRAS,
REGASSH TRUFFEE,
GEPES L'HUILE,
CHAMPIGNONs.
KING & BURCHELL.
de A-Ht Vermont avenue and 18th street
WIN. KNABR 4 CO., GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
The sole Agency of this celebrated Piano
Is at No. ass iith st. west. above Pa. av.,tssHvI
where they can be hired or purchased At accono-
dating terms. Second hand pianos Bought and
tax en- in exchange for new ones
oe 81 eodSms fr. O. R1 CHENBACH.
T1IIo.hNN. TIr HKRAT 0nINEss aIkEF BEN REM
OFE Box WILL Perform CURE Ingredients are
purely vegetable. It is pleasant to the taste, has
no bad odor, and may be carried In the vest nock
Ct without fear of detection Circulars free: Pfics
q box sold by JOHN J: KRONER, successor
pn.s ana In Washington M By 8. O. FORD ESQ "a
7 AkGE MAP OF GRGRGIA.-Oom1iied under
IL the direction OF the General Assembly; one
| copy only; back ed with cotton. Also, large Man
Of South Carolina. For sale BY
| dec - - FRANCK TAYLOR.
w EBSFRR'S DIoTIONARY-NE PIC 70
w rial edition. Thoroughly revised and great
| ly enlarged and improved. illustrated With 500
snsraYings. inc 2] PRANCK TAYLOR.
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GEORGE PARKER, GEO. T. PARKER, AND
~ SAMUEL g. PARKER. having formed co
partnership under the name and style OF
GEO. PARKER & SONS,
will continue to keep constantly in store q large
and we'll selected stock of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. &c.,
At the old sfatd, Nos. 343 and 345 Penn avenue
and hope, by a strict attention to business, to
merit continuation of the ibera al patronage here
tofOre extended to the late firm
GEO. PARKER SONS.
de l6-3taw7mif INTEL
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ID STRENGTH re THE WEAK!
ID. YOUTH TO THE AGED!i
BIOKRENE,
OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR.

This pre- epsration is unequalIed as a Reiuvenatsr
and RestCrer of wasted or inert functions.
The aged sheuld be certain to make the Biokrene
q household god iussmuch as it will render them
youthful in feeling and in strength, and email BILE
them to live over again the days OF their pristine
JOY. 1t not only exhtlsrates but strengthens, and
is really nvaluab blessn especially to those
who have been reduced to condition of ssrvility.
self abuse misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No
matter wh hat the cause Of impotency of any human
organ this superb preparation wiH remove the
effect at once and forever.
BAOKRENE
CURES IMPorEScY, GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS
PETITE. Low SPIRITS. WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION, IaBBCILITY, MENTAL lNDoLESCE.
EMAoIATroN. ENNUI, 1T HAS A MOST DELIGHrFgL,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT Upon THE EER-
ted by nervous disabilities are earnestly advised to
seek cure 10 this most excellent and uneoualled
pIepar alton.
Persons who. by imprudence. have lost their
NATURAL YIGOR, will find speedy and perma-
nen' 'u' ~ 'n' BIOKRENE.
The PEBBLE. the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
ING. the OLD should give this valuable discovery
trial; it will be found totally different from all
other artieies for the same purposes
TO FEMALES This preparation is invaluable
in nervous weaknesses of all kinds, as it will re-
store the wasted strength with wonderful perms-
It is also q grand tonic. and will give relief in
in its use will renovate the stomach to degree of
perfect health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One dollar per bottle, or six bottles for So. SOLD
BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
Sent by ex press anywhere. by addressing
HUTCHINGs & HILLYER, Proprietors,
II Cedar street, New York.
Sold by 8. C. FORD, corner ilth street u
dec 9. eoly,a and Pennsylvania avenue. =
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ERENoH ALMANACs FOR 1865 Aim an ach
Il pour Rire. Almanash de l. Illus tration, Al
manach de u Universe. Amanach du Voleur.
Almanach de Illustrations Modernes. Almanach
des VICTORIES de Napoleon III. Polichinele AL
manach perpetual. Mere Gigoogne des Petite En- 81.
Almanach des DANES and des Demoiselles. Alma
mach du Marin Amausch des Jeux de societe;
Almanach Manuel de Ia Bonne Ceuisi ne. Nopvel
mach du Petit Journal. l. Almanach lie Caglios-
tro. Just imported from Paris.
dec 81 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE CoNPTROLLE1 oF CURRENCY.
no. ,har1

FTREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGrOH, December II, 1854.
=, Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presentsd to
The Merehnnts' National Bank Of Wash,nk oa, the
CITY q Washtnston. ia the county Of Washington
under and according to the requirements of the
act Of Congress entitled An act to provide Ma
States bonds, and provide for the circulation and
redemption thereof;,n .approvad June .. 1854. and
CURED to be complied with before commencing the
business of banking under said act
ler of the Currency, do hereby certify that The
Merchants National Bank Of Washtartnn, in the
Cfty Of Washington, in the county OF Washington
and District Of Columbia, is authorized to oem-
nence the business of banking under the act afors-
said.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and seal
of office this fourteenth dry Of Dees,nbsr 1861:
IL. HUGH MCCULLOCH,
dec B-d6ct Compt olier of the Currency.
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NIARINPs FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAL
TEMP ERANCE HALL, -

TEMP ERANCE HALL,
street, between 9Th and 10TH SITS. ~
This Academy is now open for the reception Of
pupils.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies', Misses and Masters Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays. from to 5 p. m.
Gentlemans Class-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Esturfeys, from to II D. m
Those desirous of Joining m ay do 30 By applying
at the Academy during school hours. Quarter
commepeiog on entry ocS
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CKEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY,

EKEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
isfth the Mnh'ite Of Oxygen.
! would advise all persons hrgiDg teeth to eX-
tract to call at DR. LEWIES office. and
have them taken ont by this new and6ySY713
harmless process. Also call and examine ~@lILo
the Doctors new and improved method Of Insert.
ing Artificial Teeth. If you once see the great
Improvement in his teeth you will have them in
no other style than this new and valuable one
No. 242 Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets.
noyla SRLEWIE NJ D. Dantist
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PERSONAL

TMeeqpRsTrAANSJT ANNogNGEMsNSTTsT EEMAIEs
TO The ssX.N MADAME MESAa. after i years
ets No a5 sts street vest where she will tfsas
bs Sis ReT practice s asrsns and ah
sufficient to convince the most fsstiaious Of her
saeeessfai trestmeptia Femais D:sssss Patients
Charges Ieasona De Hours of consultation from
Having been su ffe-er from the above disease my
self. deem it duty and privilege to ofer my ser.
vices to like suffered. t.n 4.Im-
ITO THE UNFoRrUNATE.
A Certain Safe and Speedy Cure, in from, to Z
days, Of either disease: No pay unless cured Call
lean speeisa Or siOod Paris;sr e''. dec zsaw
osss .so r.9.s s.s.:.s ..a st.. ..,..
8
WHITES, sHPRREssiea, oF TIE MENsEEss'
2E SOIL kgHas HYhs sda
tic Of those diseases the doctor bids defiance to
all competition in their treatment and cure. ~
two esy I.de
at his Office from sto O'Clock daily. dez4 Jun -
nR, DARBY can Re consulted, eonaa,s7nttl.aily, At.
Fhose 0y bss
nate hitherto in their selection OF pnssician az
w y. fAtRRyYssMfGIMa tpRRYsfGIaN M AND SURGEON,
dec9- 435 llth street, between g ana ID.
THB BEST EVIDENCE THAT PR K NOE nxI PSI Il
l. + street, is the ONLY practical STA MPEh m
that is botched at other called stsmpfgI y gfess Ss
terms ever offered here Making his own Patterns,
he is able snd willing to stamp any pattern brought
him. nov A1-tI
nR. EDWIN '. WRIGHT, Psychometrist; and
IL MRS. WRIGHT, Olairvoyant Physician. who
''Heale' every phase of Nervous Disease. Deaf
ness, Blindness. Rh umatism, Paralysis, &C., by
''laying on hands can be consulted at 494 18th
street 29- 1m*
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O. W., B0TELER. JNO. ". BoTELAR
Q. W. BOTELER l. son,
IAPolfERB,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROUKERY WARS,
TABLE CUTLERY, sILvER-PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS.
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMPS.
JAPANNED WALTERS. DOOR MATS.
YEATHHR DUsrHRs. BRUsHEs.
WOOD WARE. AND
HoUsEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
~ HOUSES, HOTELS. AND Sf1AMB0ATE
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
31S IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
H.eo6m between 9Th and 10th stS
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DENTISTRY.

TOOTH ACHE CURED INSTANTLY BY THE
Il external application of DIR. SIGES-~
MOED'S EssENCE OF PALMETTO. ItSy~
acts at once upon the nerves connected @lI0
with the teeth aching, and relieves instan antly BY
this aid every decayed tooth can be cured and pre-
served by fill ing and building up with Dr. g.
Whites Metal Filling. GheOpiastic Bone Teeth
inserted over roots at 200 Pa. av. jan 1nl@
nENTISTRY-Drs LOCKWOOD & MERRILL,
~ Dentists, Room No. 2. Washington
building, corner Penna avenue and 1thSr~3
street. 3D-ina* LLI0
nENTIsTRY.-Dr W. f. MARSHALL, Dentist,
~ No. 234 Pennsylvania avenue, SEQ
sond door from 18th street, attends to al3se4I~S
branches OF the profession. oc l3- 2m~ ~IIr
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S1Ai'N ooRhER OF NINTH AND sTs.

- CORNER OF NINTH AND STS.
This large and handsome HALL Is now fer rent
for BALLS, CONCERTS, SC. It is finely frescoed
and dnished in the most su bs3 antial manner with
large and convenient dressing rooms and gallery
1t the sonth end for spectators.
The Hall is the best ventilated room In ths city,
With twenty windows on the south and east and
vest SIDE, Tith large ventiator in the center Of
being built With special attention to that object;
and Tor Balls the greatest care has been taken to
Mpstrels, Fairs &c
Inquire Of o, SHEcKLEs. On D street. Sd door
nom the Hall. nov I0-3ra
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lu MANURE! s7feaH-t ~-s
MANURE!
THE BEST ANDCHEAPlST MANURE IN tn z
UNITED STATEHl

The undersigned, having contracted for all the
Manure at GiesborO Peint, D. o., are now pre.
pared to put it on board vessels free of expense
captains, at To- rates. - go
VESSELS WANTED
Address No. $50 street, Washington. or
au lo-tf JOHN PETTIBONE co.
NrI-sLAvERY MEASURES IN CONGRESS
n By Henry Wilson The Merchant Mechanic.
A Tale of " New England Athens.n By Henry A:
Howe Cfunshot Wounds and other Injuries OF
Nerves. By Doctors Mitchell, Morehouse. and
no1,s FRANCK TAYLOR.
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il NAP or TIM SOUTHERN STATAs, with o
ChrsneloSy sf the Great Rets9ltQR; % cent?,
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WINDOW SHADES.

Difiersn celors and sizes Window Shades in
store Orders for any required style or size Shade
IA IN nrde
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Aoe CHOICE FALL STOCK. 4,

The richest, handson est and most varied STOCK
of Gilt apd Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in
eilded with goll leaf and Of superior workman.
ship.
Also q beautiful assortment OF Gard Visite
Frames OF foreign and domestic manufacture. All
goods warranted as represented.
Evening star., 1865-01-10

w rial edition. Thorough revised and great
ly enlarged and improved. illustrated with 8 90
Evening star., 1865-01-10

QUEENS OF SONG, Being memoirs OF some
1k OF the most celebrated female yocaiists, from
the earliest days of the opera to the present time
Hy Elisp C. Clayton. / vol :, With portraits.
Arctic Res. Arches and Life among the Esaui
maux the years 1860, 1851 and 1861, BY Charles
Francis Hall, with maps and i.U ilassrstions
de IL rhANoh TAfhoh
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IMll LIM1t LIk1EI am now prepared 70
nsred from my new Flame Kiln, without eomins
In sonsscsa W. GISTLlM AN, Eta. Lime Kiln,
1m1 "a. Ay. and ROck Greek Bridge.
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AOc PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs. AQS
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
saIs Rinss, Nails &c.
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.O THE UNFORrUNATE.

A Certain Safe and Speedy Cure, in from to
DAYS, Of either disease No pay unless cured. Call
at IS Penns ylva ania avenue, west. Use the Amer
ican Specific or Blood Purifier. dec 25-2w
, 1865-03-26
CHEERING SPEEULATEONS
Lee Thinks the Rebel Cause Hopeless,
and S&cphelak In favor OF Negotiation
and dKeCOn5truci1on.

NEW Yoh6, Saturday, March GA Washing
ton makes se5es q seTsiaten, En-
SeesssS ,se os a2esse q ssS
Ies " psp,e%6f essg M s
.Amorc the :,.,res:ea ',eiofe ine rebel Senate
ccmn7ttco to :G33$!st iato the Condition o. s rs
Co1icticracy WIS Gen. Lee ~ said ~ ~ w9nla W.t:
he had policy II eyacnae klehm9na as 1o,,na. ~
ibet thcy KID moi troops onnueh to les. TIL md
sup,rer' II the var vas to be carried On, IN sne
eaas sn Of sv,is end pc Soy am should @ Be enanc
lated. It Wouta dencn, un circumstances .xs.
whether they wnuld succeed hy arm:n: TIN -.-:. :
III theE Sene ai 1sast frT{ oa the was anoi
| Il Necessary, hut they believe Tc can't continue
| the war through tnother campaign. l think the
Mst policy y to make poaee on tte plan proposed
to tc saved further sacr1ice. To the inquiry ii
| peace be not made htfore sp:fug, whether she
9sea has ~ BE- Woaa
position to which hia country called him, hut he
did not think he could eave he G. sauss--no human
was the hest now: TIC army and III people ought
l. to be saycd, 1t sll else |. lost
l. A long lift Of Senators. Representatives,, and
other public men who are n iavor Of rcconstruc-
ton Oh the basis Of the Union and the constltu.
' K4-srhator f c. 6. Clay recently returned from
l
| nothing 10 do with the Qonfcderacy.
t. When Ar. Stephens TN1A rned from the Hampton
Roads conferences he MD hts friends that thcy
would haye peace before May 1et, 1s65--that the
| subsistence Of what Mr. Lincoln said Vas that he
could make no terms with lit: Davis as the leader
Of the rebelhon-that he could not treat with the
States while they confessed allegiance to the Con
fcderatc GoveTnment, bnt that be Tas willing to
treat With the States separately. and If peace was
declared, would do al In his power to remit pain:
end penalties. jcd. DAVIS Instructions were thai
nceohations should be conducted as between two
,ndependent natonslllies, and pending 'hc nego
were not entertained By uf. Lincoln as 9
| l@>:s for negotiations. Mr. Stephens looks upur
uny furtht et1brt on the part Of the Confederate
Goye7nmen. towards neeouations, or to carry o.
the war, Us futile md unjust to the people, ani
states his plan Of peace Ia: First, let President
Lincoln 1esue an addrcsl to the army md people 0
the son,h, embooyiug what he has sa1d as to peac,
and What passed at the interview; Recond, ap
point Commissioners to meet State Com mission
etB to consult upon peace, and the return OF th'
| Sntcs on condition OF obedience to the cpuxtttu
lion snd laws; third, the election By States send
1rg Corcmlssiouers, OF Consressuaen, Tho sha'
| enter conErrts upon equal tcrms. Stephens be
!. ltcved !hit plon would secure the appreciation q
North Carolina, Georgta, Floriia, Asl,aua, MiE
attoippa, and perhaps south Carolina and VirEini.
, 1865-03-26
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1865.

unfortunate ones vho bare neither mean y, NJ ~
fr.ends but are dependent upon the bonnt1 pi tao
Cover 1ment, must naturally yield their nena ~
no' the Gosernnsnt nass TSe List e shefaanss
xs ae7cRea sp1ey eaSeSt hs
now n move much further vithout aghting bs.ts.
where that hst 10 will be II t. dienlt to tofetet;
teinio1eenents r. M % fr6m Kiehmond. The rebels arc
evidently determined toasseza bic large army o.
I'd DISPUTE ths e. & me Es1s1 liz set
Mhshsr It Is aDg a1 more 9a than W are ass to
tell.4 But il may be satisfaction 70 the public 70
know that II be does encounter them IN this State
l array than it Is possible for The rebels TO mus
ter. Fayetterlile has saffered much By lts oeea-
ration 6y Sherman's srmy. Thelarsena1 1 ou,!d1 a.
iRge o19 dos9 ne fiji wss
done by General Shermsns orders, ~ esn9M es.anH =
ent being public snd It's destroeq9tnS 9 r. T
terrible blow E e ths 11sns 9soe Sos worr goT re-
msins. Every cotton mill IN the place
and vicinity was also de destroyed. y y,.oi, os,
ee. Atho1eh these nnde1 %ls %sfs conlo nor
could iGe5 be-. Tho rebel armies were larEelr de-
renc upon them for fupples q CLOTH ne + io's
lis q at T e md two bfee Koeh
creek iii Tery large and extensive establish nents
they were aif thoroughly destroyed: The dcstrae-
ten Of he 0ett,ser m 70 ose Se s
Instructions IT the commanalnc Rene5A. y ~
part Of bis purpose, As VIC are assured. to destroy
so eeae of IL Paodtcls @as With
v cillaf1nx eourar Of the 0pserrtr, took occasion
to enter the town IN edva4co Or tho army and e. 81
tor, Lesides the loss Of his pEin inc etabshncns
WIS compelled to submit TO the destruction of NJ
be.unfui private res,dence and ogtaus!dngs, also
hnne~ Tax sien hurne1 but In this case the de-
, 1865-03-26

Tho ve*tIy rooms Of tho Wabash Avenue Meth
odiss Church, On Tresdny evening, we1c filled
With large number Of ladies and gentlemen be-
longing 10 the Church end Society. who had gath
cred together to pay their parting respects to Rev.
Robert Laird Collier and his devoted lady, prior
to their departure to their new field Of labor in
New Brunswick, I'd. Mr. Collier his presided
over the Church turing the past three years, and
has witnessed its growth from small beginnings
to healthy and hour1.hfug organization. Both
in his pulpit mtnis,rauons and in Ills daily inter-
course with his parishonese, he has been singular:
of earnest, devoted i1end., who met regretfulfy
TO ray The parting words-a partlug which seemed
to follow too rapidly the acquaintance 20 happily
thoroughly 10 the every day 1uues, appcrt. .intng
TO the pulpit which are expected OF every clergy.
man. but with keen eye for the beautiful, bad
worship, anil With great degree Of success. We
do nor believe 4 more attractive or artistic Sab
bath School room c 1ists In the country than the
gave large ehare Of his attention to the music Of
The ehurth-sn fact everything connected with
the church bears IONS evidence of his careful
DurtpT the evening, Dr. Bev.n, in behalf OF the
church, presented TO Ar. md AEa. Collier pure
| containing the handsome sum OF ave hundred dol
lars, and beautiful album to the latter, accom-.
panjtne the presentation with bElef but fitting
dignity Of the ministerial calling, snd the suceess
| fpl anu B&IHlACloEJ uldulIt& III WHICH 4H LEU
| nlled The duties Of that calling. Mf. Collier re
piled in IN affecting and eloquent manner. Fl
regret that our space will NOT allow Of tho publ
cation Of the addresses They .were far removed
from the stereouped presentation addresses o
and dignity as we'll a warmth Of feeling.
After handsome collation.. served By the ladie
Of the society, and m hour or two Of social \
joyment, tho company hrokc up. eadly saying tn
Inst words Of parting and wishing God speed
Nr. Collier and hla lady left Tor New Jerscy yes
tertsy, and took with them the beet Wtshe
! speedy return. We understand Rev. &. II. Hal
neld, OF Brooklyn, New Eork, Is to succeed
! the pu1DIt
, 1865-03-26

Gens shexidsn's command nre rspIdly recovering
from the iauRueH Of their RECENT brilliant but dre
rome rsld, and that tho men a1e in excellent
epiE1tt. md readJ to enter upon my wosk cut out
Numbers Of guerillas have uads their sppear-
along the banks OF tho Pan1unky river. They have
transports. 20.
/. a number Of Cen sheriaan's troops who have
received furlought for ncritor1oos conduct, while
On The recent raid, csrne up on the Wenona- 3he
'"enona also brought up from the White Hnuse
ntmher Ut cavalry hortcs, worn ont on the raid,
which are being replaced by fteah ones. .
, 1865-03-26
rR0NI TIRE ARMY OF THE
POTONlAC.
Rerorted Evacuation of Rfchnond---
Leg nTarclt3t,y against ShcrTnan--.
Condition OF Sher1dan'a Troops
Rebel Guertl1Q8.

NEW Yonn, March a5.-Tbc New York 7fl.
bun<'s Washington special says: "Itts believed
that only q strong rear guard has hecn 1ett t.
krep up the picket line alouP. Grants nont Il II
also 1umored that Lee ts At the head Of the lber-
mi witt Johnston. and 20 fsll upon Sherm!n."
W WAsn1sa1os, March Is The Steamer Wenona
syr,vct bore yesterday afternoon from the Whtfo
Hnnse. to which point she bad been dispatched
aeTrrsi daya ago with supplies for Gen. Sharidan's
eToons. The Wenon1 reports that the troops in