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, 1865-08-12

Il. r. 4. P1c-S1c.-The American Protestant
Association Of thle city have made airing .ments
for grand pic nc, to take p ace on Monday next
1ath tntt) At U4ss' Park. The cars ~i!l leave the
GslenA Depot at eight O'Clock m. and rftcsn at
i've O'Clock p. N. E7et5 necessary Arrangement
tas been rrxde 10 ensure a dag Of he.rty enjoy
ment, Good music for dancinE will be fuEntshed
hs the Waantngtnn band, aud excellent order viii
be preserved. We fully aot'cipsts day OF rnrsl
1nouA pic MICS OF the L. r. A.
, 1865-08-12
IantfD==Tu R+ut.

! :" ANTED-To Rent-A heu.
I w nleasAnt1t located. ecnt.lnIns from II to /:
0r4w 8SlA Au1.hn1 II
" ANTED-To Rsut-A fur
wv ulRnaa room ~ boat boad ~ slaz,e 3sc=
flsnsn sonta 81 1Sth saebtD. Address F. 9 Eox
"ANTED-To Rent-Ina good
~ ne'xa boxaood goa oxet,laR house eo7t.in.
!1E koGuG Ro ltoma Welk Eide prefazEed. eat- al
unfoa P:Hk ren'r xtsn t. pnrrnsaa any fu.nt ure.
Addrtn' H" z. q. Drawer H3l0 apll l1.jiH
, 1865-08-12

60 to the Best.-t3o to H1yxct . e6stton's
Chicago Commercial College TO Ket thc1caRh,
practical business edncatloE, or TO become good
TeleErsph Operator. Address {eaeiostrk atai1ps}
lor circulars, BRTAHT d a1RA1EoN, Chicago. III.
, 1865-08-12
R.mf1x rrsdl lctpes,-1he citizens Of Il.

msrt1p.s Life Cordial Cares Dysen-
tsJ7, D!3rihea, and all kindred complaints Cures
the woYst c.fts. Lcrd i Smith. chtcagn. Ill.,,
agents for the Northwest An11a3l3-1t
, 1865-08-12

In ea1d~Ich. III Anr 9Th, 1t . re ldsncs Of Or.
+. E aaro1. JtHE TnUAbuLL CHAM -EsLA1H.
sEsA ~ yrAtf.
fp roIt' 3 c1.y. wls., psprs, and Dubuque, lows,
papers pl t6k copy.
, 1865-08-12

NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.
Especial pl.p8tch to Western AfGociAsed Prsss&1
EAw YokK, aug. II.

Especial pi.psteh to Western AfGoeiAsed Prsss.1
Eaw YoRK, aug, IL.
STOCKS.
The stcck mt1ket Is dull. The decline In gold has
checked sp<eaI1ttou for rise. AID there Is rather
ofe cSposiilou to put ont Ahotts On weaker stocka
he t1st bosrd the pric"s we1e lover Throughout
tha t, with prevailing dupoaitlon to sell. Toward
tbs close OF tbs cAy The market becae and
the downward movement 8txtsttt. 6overnusots
Als ttt1ty. For old 5.31s thkfe II atead5 export
demand. The decline In gold produced Al fquallza-
tto1 In Rem York and loudon, which may tempora.
yIy chick ehtbnentl- Ststa bonds quiet. but the
market IL without any chinKe. MHcellAneous aharea
are generally lower.
rhe topic oi importance IN .Fnlt s'rett to-day l.
the fail Of Gold, which Is attributed partly to TreAs
usy sAle aud partly to the falling 4htllty Of
the heATy hoidt to carry their burdens, especially
several large gold leans hare betp rather
called IN.
The downward movement tn gold, tozesher With
the strength of govstument tscuxites. haa given u
nrmer tcne to Fore i'm Exchange and more demand
tor Money 1t per cent 10. cali lennA. -
PETROLEUM arocKs
Dull, With the exception OF The Pit Hoe and Web
ster. P1t hole. ss n: BucaAuan. &c. MsnhstaH. 80
Tack, 4sc; Webaser, "a %; Brady. $40; Empire
CRY, soc; Excelsior, u 81; Htid7tck, u -: Mon.
tana, u 81; Oil Creek u So Petroleum market nru
bnt quiet: 82H0ase for eruds and stc for renned tn
bond 7la71c tor free.
GAI1AoHHats xxeHAxaH.
Cole, INK; Erie, ssh; Michigan South m. 65X:
Hsrthw.s.ern, ptd 62,<; 0hlo & Mizste.ippl, 2ax;
Cumberland Az Market dull and FRak,
, 1865-08-12

ALBANY EATTIE nIARKETs
(Reported bS Telegraph exclusively for tbs ChlcaZc
Trtonne.]
ALBAIy, Anx, 10. 1876.
Thctnticat1ons arc that the supply Of Cattle Will
be ccpa Attvey heavy this week, 4ad the few safes
ate TINS far Indicate decline oi " to y per cent
Sheep 55t to &C. Not much doing tn Hogs and prices
about tho saue. MAHxtxG.
, 1865-08-12

TOR SAlE-40 tset On N4bash
T. avenue, be.e Kldriasa mrr. With trAIna aon.x
-$lG,43U 91O u HlGa mon, ReA y sssnfca
~. Z Aere po.5ttr Go<k. Au'2:f5 q.
, 1865-08-12

a ASHsA71ox.-Qufte sensation was created
last night, opposite Reypoto's Block, during the
performances o. a string band ot ore performer,
by tho appearance, 1t ont Of the wfntowz IN she
fourth story Of man sitting half ont Of the win
dow, and fast a.leep. Fu some Minutes the
greftest excitement prevailed tn the minds Of the
spectators, Who seemed toe much ho1r:Ned TO
epesk lest they might suddenly awaken the
eeepet ahd biz precipitation into Tho street.
.AtlecRth some ono not qeits stuptne3 by fear,
eotesed the rtuEn and rescued the fellow from his
-es9eeson. - s,1na1 Gn I5e1 popnss IT, dsea,sn.noa
beard nf +'ihrow bin on - - send him dosp,''
etc. There urgent invtf-tlons continued for
ebt3ll vofe clearly ascented to The heicht..
-tDon't watte HIN, kI The fiddler y him."
, 1865-08-12

OAWe1o Market.
OswEoo. AuRult II.
-FLorH-Flou. SC higher, 1t $3.50 Tor No. 8pItnx:
!nootEF double extra -
GRA'S-& heai dn,1 aud lower Sales wbtte 3fi:ni-
gan II sl.95. and ., so hn No Milwaukee CLUB Vt
slAsal 4: Corp quiet. Eo, 1nlneia hsld At ssc-
axe 10 New Ynfk. z'
, 1865-08-12

acknowledgements.
"ANTED-P o + tn er-In the
w coEri.son hn iat1s IN .aiS city, Cbr,sI IA.
gut 81 $500 10 1.0DD Ahd-,p y. .tatlrg uhre n
inteiy.eE " ma5 bs hAd. T. O. tox 731, Chh ALo.
"ANTED-Farr6errhip-Wan.
~ nd to insest from 81 900 10 5 900 In an -
tAblhsd eg1tmA Ate intSs. he above 1opot
and cioEa app; cs1tou 70 nl 1tren ia hs mAde reMu
rerattve- Adds.M, With rtA nl1e, IL Tfsesr
M Partner-The a5
w Ve1tkar. with II 800 tArlta1, ~ishes Fart
ner With not la.H than fane capita Aetak cssh.
d1esA gt4tinx Hhesr ~ Interview can 6e had 80 ""
r. q Bcx 134S. Aoi1 ,sa It
Observation-Disclosures
w I'LL se1 hAlf shars Of 4 good cash travelling
tn1tpfax now In op. ration, and Rtu e1e1hilhed TOR
or - BIZ 2001. EhIcA*n. Eutg51s ltt
, 1865-08-12
THE CITY.

1okaT1fun The little boy whose dead BODY
wss icnnd floating IN the river on Thurtday, a.
s.Aea IN 1he TRIBUNE Of yesterdaJ, has been
adtntidtd - Marlin usr.1-on. whose mother. 4
widow, rtasdea 81 No. 81 North Green street.
, 1865-08-12

GREAT DISTRIB TION
VALUABLE GIFTS.
w,:en.. B.oaa, Aipursa, &C.. &:,. 10 The emauut
OF ss,Ses. at
Bryan Hall.
On 7HURspAY hvE~ Aux. SIS. By ths Aanaz; r. Of
Great Northwestern
GIFT CONCERT.
No MORE P0sTPoMum1MT.
Nothisx .ectu1ed Nothing xaIzed. TT So1s luck
Tick cts Only 9l.0O.
All ordns from tbs Country muAt be aadssssed to
WIN. A. BRADFORD d CO..
90 South CLARK St.s
r. o. Rox $50. Chicago.
aul'tS591s
COL WOODS MUSEUM.
D01- 4: WuQD: Proprietor md AtnA16r
1ais (sATunDAT, ane1nocn. Aus l2:1, At tne
GRAND MATINEE,
At 2K O'Clock, and also In the eyeIlEE, Gf O'Clock.
ulA oe performed the peN Comedy Of
BABES IN THE WOOD.
ResiYad with shouts Of lsuzhter and a3olause.
, 1865-08-12
au1usG1nR1lta.
CROsBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
FOUR GRAND ORIGIN CONCERTS,

By the em.n.a: 0sEsntss,
Mr.. G.. w. Morgan
OF 9rAee Church, n. T.
1syreeFectfullY anne 1oe that ge1usnts hAve
beea completed with Mt. L. q Crosby ana M-fav'.
Ftl.tts Chant t. haye tker nav Is ~ OfEAn, Just
finished, ret up In the O3esa House. by The mid Of
ne1t week. Wien trte1 OF
F0UR GRAND ORGAN C0XCERTS
WILL uI GlyKY.
NJ MORGAN W!u be allitssd By soIua Of shs 1aest
VocA TaleafR IL tha ctty and Ia II Orch heltra N h.
tn4 t.ete Concerts tae noat lItore2slsK tvN given In
Chicago Tho pio,EAuue will ba new sau different
e.eh eTrnirY eb1seiak the GnsAt sze1ed and caitr
eomroat ous-eoru ooslt;on1 which tassly played,
hpt which, vhtn 1ntngp.etsa By mAst.t 1p.flt Mo
oYefvteln!rE ln their xraI deur.
D1a nottca Will b. Esteo Of sha Opening Elzht-
, 1865-08-12

MuaIclI. REUN1ox Tho rooms ef C. u. Csdy.
E.Q., 1t the Hyde Park uo.ei, v. re, On Thnrsdty
cyen,1g 1ssf. the fcene ofa very p,es1snt mu-
s'cal gathering. Aronz those prcsent were Carl
Formes, X.t. Ms:trson, Geo. r. Root md hdy,
". A. noos snd lady, E. J. Root and lady F. w.
Rpot, spc. Of course, Mr., Cady md fa1nily. Mr.
Notsar, the celebrated orgsnist, had sienleed hts
Inter tion to be present. but wa unavo dably de-
ta:ned IN the city. The time wls mort aErceab!y
bepu1lrd By yocyl and frstipmen.al music, dan
cling, g. Carl For1nes was in splendid vo1oe,
ana rave *sTbe Wanderer" rs only he can give
il. Ess. Eatteson sang eeveral songs tn h=r we'll
Of Go. F.. he vsll Known composer. plsyed on
the piane IN rneunes which TOOK ali by storm.
The cceA:3op will long be remembered By those
Whp wrIe pfeecnt, ~ one Of the most pleasant
gatherings ever Witnessed IN cur city or vicinity.
, 1865-08-12

A perfect saecess-the bett In natke'--ts not
dye-wiIl not stain the tkln; restores ETaJ aud
hded hair to it, former beany; prevents It Fom
in yonthfnl dssf. TfJ1t- Said By all druggistA.
Rurnham 4 Vsn Setback. t6 Lakc street, agents
lor the North vest. te5yTq5 39trUIs wKD Eat
, 1865-08-12

pE1soxAL-P1o'etsorT Z. r. Dwight, he hssd d
the Js:w Department Of Columbia University, New
5Clk city. ind Rev. Dr.. 3. G. Winea, 4'so OF New
York city. ard Secre.ArJ ef the New York State
Prison Assocaatson. having bctn sppo nt d coua-
nttee by ihat aEeoeiatiun TO visit ind examine
the pr,Buns Of this nd fthtf Statet, with view
York, a1r.vsd IN this city or Tnursoay. ant LETT
for Joliet 1sst evening, to titit oar state Psni.
1fLtlary.
, 1865-08-12

TOR SALE-Gxain Warehouse
l. 1t Merldi.n. On the @. B Z q r r, IN the nae,s
Gcod hus,feAs. \ KAro chaEce 70 t1Fest or To 70
as9 me- mo aa9 1saee & s. 1ot s. H9RHa eap.t
3: R.trJ: p; seYmo1r. Con; Merchant SO atusn
Wetertt., Sill HleW1tef, Con- Merchant, 315 30.
TA,es-!t, ,er ef John Jn1es. 4: Ne1idt1. L.
, 1865-08-12

TEE SEyExTI7SEcoND regiment III. Vols. arA
expected to arrive At the soldIers' Rest al very
carly hcrr this morning. snd Will h1eakfatt
thrre: They will be received the day with ali
Due tormaltsy, At least euch is the present pro.
, 1865-08-12

H11ton,s InsoI0bIe Cement For
wood, leather crockefy, and other substances, u
the bsst aid to economy that the honsekeeper cal
bare. 1t 1s fn liquid form. aud tnsolahls in
waller or oil. II will adhere oily s7bs.ances com
, 1865-08-12

Philadelphia Market.
PunApMpu1A, Ars. II.
PETEoLxrM- rlruer 1t sn9a1c for crude. SC ros re-
dntd IN bond, sad fak11Dt FL do free.
FLopE-Flfm At Is ss8723 for s1per and 4S.M33,25
tor k1tr4s.
GnArN-Whest sdvanced 1ec; red at sIc092 Is:
white 1t $7.23@23 81. Corn steady 1t s7@s8c t5r
leilew. -
WMsEr-Dnll with rates N t22s.
, 1865-08-12

Crumpton,s skxAWb<rry 8elaaN u :
csrtsin remedy for Dlarrhes, Dysertsry. and
tlr1.. BUnNnAxa e YAK BCHAAcK, wholesale
Agents. 10 iske Et1est, Chicago.
The sun., 1865-02-28
LOCAL NEWS.
srw YORK AND TGE VICINITY,

FHF SrAsoN or LEST.-To morrow will b.
Ash wednesday, eailod rom tue custom N
putting tho sshes Of hs sacred palm upon the
forehoais Of tho faithful in the Catholic Church on
this day, to remind them tina, they are out dust
and ashes, and must return thereto. 1he ceremony
ia performed by the Priest during n,ass, and IA
placed on the forehead In tho form Of cross tkus
serving the double purpose Of reminding the i.th.
ful Of tho death Of their sayouf, and ~ their own
end. Services will be held in all y o Protestant
Episcopal and Catholic Churches throughout the
world Today u shrove Tuesday, or shrove-nd.
NO called because people then shrIyon n their
sins IA preparation 'oI Lent. Tho day IL kept up
IN lesstng, and at night "pAn-cahes," made up To,
flour. eggs, butter, sugar and other ingredients
made up In batter aud fried. are served W ~
conclusion u tina feast.
RECRuTlSG.-The Committoo on Voiuntur.
ing yesterday recruited ninety. y.two trcu, three
hhhs u whom presented thsmsslye at Sue o.i's o
their own Aocord, and received Their own band
money. A large number Of soldiers wese IL "
passing through this ci1yon their wa 10 tho'r1t
They are COMPOSED Of furlouhh So icrs .ln-
teers and substitutes, sud they arrive - r1p' lily
about two thousand a day that Il IS dihcut 70
obtain 'rsnsportAtion hr them.
CELEBRATIOs IN liOSor or OrE HrDFNr
VIoIoRIEs. Commste- of Arranrcmerts
twm. r. Blodgstt, Chairman "ero IN session al
day yesterday In ths Astor House. It is eypectci
that de process sion will Ia one ~ the prandcst .,
fairs ever gotten up in this city. The principal
feature Of the day will he the imposing pr ces, nm.
which will comprise nearly all tho military, h-.-
men, and civic societies Of this city sni Rrookivr.
To thi. end sho Chief Engineer aud As.stant.E7.
ginoers Of tho Fire Department have been invited
70 uest ihe Co<nnittee to-day noon, And al tho
trade organizationL Masonic benenL and civ, ~.
ois'es 4 'h's city aud Brooklyn arc corlull7 70.
vted 10 noufy tho Commiues through C..oue. T.
Continued on thS. a,t pas
The sun., 1865-02-28

A.. IT,. A.. - IA. --..t.. a. -.
WV iousc 70 Nanu uy ~ u1ouoih VI ",ls, ~, On pyuie
49, 'NA Va" "w'enNA'"" " ~"'ei 1i'' No'o eN'-
- t. ....t.- 49, - a.. .-.-s...., .ss.
a. : ~ y!- ~ :, 's- ~, : - ~. . =. =, !. ~
" " usu,le 81 ~ iInnus w VIC VIC eiHs ~ ipi "e
,..,t,s N - ''.g.l,., n, 90. - NV
Ns'''s WV W " 'o = ~
The Houso resumed the eonsideration Of the
ap,endatorv eurolltncnt hin tho sertion peDdt,s l..
', ~ - Ae ~. 1,'
it hA' -hi lo'' ''aser Ne pcnNv "r "o'rruoh nv
al dsfranchising G,sorots Who do nod return in Jkty
d.,
NJ. Iovnfcui moved TO STRIKE out the setoN.
Nj 1chenyk f,k this tCction was copiur rto iselv
% I'm 't ni' tni0h NJ !, v ,eu wv r""A'N anu He De
MI C. Allen opposcd the section. beesWo II vas
de.isncd 70 We retroactive.
.,rinIcnt nsN.ure
Mr. scheuck, IN rssly " Mr.. Allen, said the'bIl vas
nv y. toTuaS.lNt r, .t.tz., 49,. 1890. g.. t. q,
strike out tho ,ooton ..yu,s ,nat innocent =
would lie shoc'ed
Atthis point, Ar Morrill, made report on the Dis
sFreeine Amendments T. 'h' NAVY NIropris lon eill'
ana w p'sred'
Tho question um then hfcn on Mf To- 'nsand's
motion to strike Out the pending section Of the In
.,u,o,, IN .-a .,.,,.,.a A., ,ho r.ro,t,o
' '''' 49, ' " ~
The bill va. then read third dune, aud pured by a
WIN of 81 ve., a,.in,t ID nav,
80, - -, -
Inc mI prOVih't ~ ioho"e hopMtot tI prisons
mustered into 1h" iniitaiy Or hhNa service Nh' thtf
as 'uluuteon or nifllui'~~ shall ne credi"i 70 .
enrolment suidihtflct Nhcrr turn Pritnhs bSodS by
~ tua fe-hchee, snd no cn"ci' fhal bc tNcn except
Tor -ush men a. hn'e aciuHh, been uu-oted ti
tecuon i-ltor ioeN that ~ pt.on OF lor 81 bltth
VINO mas resided IN VI" hibh STARE NOT 'hl's years
The sun., 1865-02-28
New York State Legislai ure.


iHIiN IsI. ~ Tho following bin. vr 'te report
Ell A,ut.l.h lHrouont,us iho -. lGuI's Roman
tNhUlD Bono, olrut Society tor tho cstl Ili-hmrnt
sle Of hHy nud ttns Ia Nv loik mud Nru0h /, n.
rrohlhitinr the liui'on River Railroad Company
uiu ,nrl iur on freight more th4n - pcr, M IN sd
ditou IN what said COMPANY Chan,d IN ovcnher,
l~p Sud limiting the taIe Ia two oenis milo for
10th Though md NAf rssrenCctr; duciain ih"
version o advance hy the CanL Comuiissit ncfs and
tAe rciuca 10 psi the same emlc element.
amending the chArte. of the Ne~ York Ia titIte 10
pip' d' tur l." lrriur out Of and imrrovmg certain
purfiuus ot Ht~ lurk.
NiiIs ls1rour,rr -Auihorilinr n 10 Ng fopolitsn
RiIop tompnn, ~ nci"HrU their % iital i-ucN tor
r. Free l4irn.b ia Nrr YORK. AuthC. t4iu the city
of Rochester 10 borrow money.
The bill supplementary 10 tho bouity hin wa
passed II iIovidcs for tax Of two per cent. the
property Of tho state TO be levied In the scal year Of
1904 sud $500 that the Comptroller may iseuo bond.
.H anticipation Of tho tax; that II tho I'ople t.fy
tho d., uudci the former ao' tho 'at may be p-r.
I7it.od aui the bondu ss-ri hy the Com 2trocr ~
be- exchanged for the rock then to be wued, that all
monicd institutions may invest their bonds In such
bonds notv ithsiandilf anything TO the contrary ia
the ptesent law.
The hill incorporating the Sc~ York ApvlItn for
infants ofdUrtd 10 tUird TeatinF. The nnual
report NJ tho lurteeF ~ tho Institution for 20 re-
formation Of Juvenile deiinquents was ToNeNod. Ad-
lOuTned.
The sun., 1865-02-28
News Items.
10, r.t.grsph to ~. S~ Yorl sv~i

AIcrpaf from fraukior, says about 1000 mount
re els arc IN tbe vicinity Of Mount Sterling, ny.
Tur Chat;auoog. GAZETTE, Of the 23d inst, says
BnigeIou was slmos. totally destroyed BY lro
las, Tuesday night.
Gas PALNEg has just Issued orders At L1u.Gyile,
Ky, promising military protection 70 all deserters
from the rebel armies.
srnboEruoEs to he Seven Thirty Loan wers
received hy Jsy Crooks yesterday 10 the amount q
80, G.7,sio. There we're 2,n2 individual subscrip-
tons for $50 aud 800,
A coLoHED u.n named Delaney has been ap-
pointed Surgeon II Volunteers with iho rsnk Of
Major by tho President, and ordered to report TO
Genera tton, IN Sluth CErouA, for duty.
Tue Louisville J"rrSAr, Of yesterday, speaking
a Lr,'- army, ediIor.Aly says I've have reason
to say that tlc rebels are expecting very soon To
stsrtle the whoo country aud astonsh the world.
No mater what or reason may 10 II iss good
The sun., 1865-02-28
From Havana.

Steamship Havana Grecuc, from Havana IN the
o2i INST, arrived At this port yesterday noru.ng.
Purser Hueuss reports on the 23d passed large
ship ashore on Alligator Rect, Florida
HluInd, RET. ~ We have nothing from Mex.
co since my la't letter. and lnlo Of Importance
from san Domingo Tie fate OF Arruc.lcq Is at las.
known. He is &c .'oncci to eight years imprison.
ment IN the cna No. lus. Zltueto, one Of the A..
dermen of this city, has teen tau.shed for Eve
years, and sentenced n pay dne Of Eve thousand
dollars. TIE same punishment has been aecordei
TO several others connected with him in bis noiar.
ious transactions. These sentences have not been
ouenlv pronounced but sogn W.. pS
The sun., 1865-02-28
The Capture Of Wilmington.

From late details q the capture Of W lmiugtor,
II a pears that our outer pckets discovered, thr
evening Of February 22d, that the works before
them bad teen evacuated by the enemy. A for
ward muv0meul VAS 1t once ordered, Gen. Alb
bots R1-adc taxing the lead. Al o'clock, tho
having crossed tho river in small-boss. Gen.
Psuc's D.vison ico'oreil marct ci through the
streets singing very enthus ssucally, aud tho in
habitau,s came into the streets aud welcomed
hihtipg other Manifestations ~ goodwill, such ss
1--WE nave been looking Tor you for a long time -
God bless You :" and many other expressions.
Many Of ,he coored population could scarcely con-
tain their Joy, When near the city Cen
ers Terry was met by a Wilmington
policeman he Informed the General that
he had authoiit- r. deliver the city over 10 the
authorities o the Unliod States. lie stated that he
rcprescntei the MAvor of the CITY. lie was refer
red 20 Msior Con. SchohclI, Nho Immediately pro-
cceied 10 Ihe City HalL where he was waited on by
the MAYOR aud NUN cr oi the mos. prominent
ctilcns. Gen Sahoccl allowed them 10 retain
thGr posnons for tho heneht Of the city, providing
tley, sud tho Pc pc conducted thomsc. IN a
proper manner. A Provost Marshal was at once
~ i'ned, and guards stationed to prevent dispr-
dor. The iag7hp Malvern steamed NJ 70 the city,
st noon, and fire salute In honor oftho occasion.
Gen. Bragg succeeded IN removing his military
stores, leaving Eothing but a WllIworth gun be-
hind. IT, Navy Ntrd thcy had brtuci, together
wtl a quantity OF pitc,, reslu, &C., which hsu
cre1ted tie dense smuke seen rs or forces Il q
2ls. A5 the day wEnel, many well-lr,ascd peo-
pie appeared ia The ,ts, many ladies' among
'te'n, looking smilnEly uIon ON officers and
! men
The sun., 1865-02-28
Grant Decline. 100 Days Men.

AILd p, FEB. 57.-On receipt Of tho news 4 the
capture ot wilu.ngton, Gov Featpn sents dispatch
/, the Secretary Of War oh,rlns ten regiments Of
the state National Guard for one hundred days
service in gArrislnug l4e forts Ut Savannah,
Charleston, W ',uingtou AMI other ports. Tho
offer was referred to General Grant, who declined
to accept tn regiments. The Secretary Of wsr
sent = dispatch 10 Governor Feuton this moruinn
congur1ug in the decision II General Grant.
The sun., 1865-02-28
General Intelligence.


Tur S'Aios n Maine and Missouri, which were
taU url az u"ui crs Of the Union together, rat .
fca the amendment 10 the Constitution sbolishing
slavery the same day,
CASApr,S journal states on Information which
it tas Tcl'on 10 believe correct, that the number
q t,ca.Ieus who have ens'ed IN the [ s. army
succ me ~ ming ~ the war IL 5000 N this
rlmscr 81 ono were French Canadians; No less
ten 1900 4 VI, u b.7o lied % ths Ua..lt fold
The sun., 1865-02-28

ar Alha4y Af1rs oa's tn ru.on captures Of
..etu i.,., --4 soe-s, " Recovery v. stolen
ruY.g"
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DURDEN's HORSE SHOES.

BURDENS PATENT HORSE and MULE
SHOES are offered at about same price as the iron
made of the very best American Refined Iron
which will bend double cold
The saving in the of these Shoes is not less than
fifty per cent.
They are now in general use, and need only to be
tired to convince any one of their economy over any
Other KIND OF Shoes, whether made by hand or ma
chinery. They are packed in kegs of 100 pounds
EACH and run from Nos. l to 5.
For sale at the manufacturers prices by
Z, PRATT h BRO,
p2,6t' q and 70 South Charles street.
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As one of the most remarkable events of
the age was the great war just concluded so
the suddenness and completeness with which
it has closed will no less excite the astonish-
ment of the world. Gigantic as was the scale
of military operations during the progress of
the strife, the reduction of the great force in
the field, and the retrenchment Of various
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The COMPLEXION AND HAIR.

Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered, Gray Hair
restored, Light Hair darkened Weak Hair Strength
ened, and Bushy Hair beautiied.
Also Pimped Faces cured, purified and made soft
smooth, clear, and beautifed by the use of CHAP
MANS CELEBRATED RECIPES.
Mailed free to those wishing to give them honest
trial.
These Recipes can be obtained without charge by
return mail by addressing
THOMAS T. CHAPMAN,
Chemist and Perfumer,
selS-eodl2tW4tt 831 Broadway, New York.
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SATAN OUTWITTED,
OR, PHILOSOPHY EXPLAINED.
BY THE BARD OF MARBLE HALL.
Chapter II.
" our wishes are quite foolish"
The old man here replied;
j hoped they would be better,
But you must your lot decide"
The beggar then went on his way
- And Bill went back to work.
10 earn his wife and children
Their daily bread and pork.
One afternoon the Devil came,
~ Says he-"Friend Bill I've come,
10 carry out our covenant,
Says Asf Bf fhks xxi HTp r to my o 9GT Devil
Just beat here while go
10 bid my family goodbye,
Ere go down below"
Old Satan to accommodate
Pic ed up the heavy sedge
And beat away with all his might,
Upon the iron wedge.
He beat away for several weeks
From night again till MORN
I'LL spying Bill pass by the door,
Nheh ne was faint and worn.
Say, Bill, if you let me go
ri hf ieq y fhIs y Rfe f5s lt thins ont
:, Nor trouble you till spring."
Ali right says Bill and let him off
- Old Satan went his way,
But came back to his shop again
One early morn in May.
Your time is out now Master BI
q now must end your ;okes,
SO come and go witt. me below ,,
~ will said Mr. stokes;
J9st taEe a seat in this arm -chair
:. nile | go see my wife,
And then I'll spend with you below
The balance of my life.'
Continued next week.
The finest, cheapest and best Clothing and Gentle
mans Furnishing House in the city
SMITH BROS & CO., 50 and 40 West Baltimore
street. call particular attention to their extraordina-
~ stoch oI the present season. aul3-tfz
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A SPECx OF DANGER.-The minute black spots on
the enamel of tooth. is evidence that decay S
efacng finger has touched it. Quickly interpose the
SoDozoNT as a safe guard or the tooth is gone-and
not only that one, but perhaps half dozen. Be
assured that nothing but SoDozONT will either eflec-
tually prevent or arrest dental disease. ,
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ARCHER-HUNTER-On the 2lst of September,
at Belair, Md, by Rev. 7. 5. c. Smith, Roland d.
Archer, of Hartford county, Md, to Miss Emma L.,
daughter of Mm, Hunter, deceased. of Baltimore.
klNG-PETT1C0kD.-0n the 18th ult., by Rev.
John ". Hedges, John c. King, of Fortress Monroe,
10 Callariue Pctticnrd Of Ealtimnrn.