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GRIEF OuaRTBRaAsrER's OFsicE, }
WAsu,xG7ox II. e.. October 81, ieeS.
Il ARGE SALE Of CONDEMNED CLOTN.

WAsHiSGIoN. H. e.. October 81 1885.
TARGE SALE Of CONDEMNED CLOTH
Il ING CAMP and GARRISON ECUlPAGE-Nll he
sod at Public Auction under the direction OF Captain d. g..
Thomas Nj = X, L. : A. at " atehouse No 6, Seven.
s,enh between II and ss north, aud at w arehouse No.
on St. between sixteenth aud Scventeen,hsts.. Wash
I,ston d. C. on WEDNESDAY November Is. 1855. al. 10
scock m. quantity Of Condemned Clothing &c. CON
sng Of abou. Leu Greet Goats 5oo sack Goats 200 Uni
form Goats Jackets 20 Ig0wsrrs 5000 Blankets. b5O
Bed Sacks 800 Axes 380 icAsNes 3tOO Shoves 230)
Spades OO Haichsts 900 Camp Nettrs 10 $40 Mess Pans,
$500 french Block-1in Bowls new; 87n0 Metaic Scales.
IL 400 Kuspsscks 1000 Hsyrr.ack jC00 shelter Tents 800
Common Tents 200 all Tents s01 Wal Geut Flies. 800
S5lry Teus 1904 Hospital T.u 600 Hospital Tent Flies.
400 Tent Stoves together with ar-e lot Of Crs Hats Stock
mrs Bootec Boots Canteens Rope, Drums Ssshe Buses,
Trumpeis Tent Poles, fent Csns Canvas Cuttnss, sc.
The sse will b. continue from day day until the whole
10, IL sold.
Successful bidder. will be required to tire stores
within five days from date OF sale.
Teru,s-Cash, in Government funds
N. N. RUCKER
Brevst MAYOR Gen. and Chief oasrerm.ster,
Depot of W arlington.
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CITY GOvEHNJsENF.
Roard Of CcupCiincD.

SrArED sg.sIos-1ouday Nov. o. 1863
o...a,., o'.lxk -. ~.
Tnc Gorfd met, pursuant to adjoummen ia he VAam''
Pre,ui.C Courcilrnen Robinson, Brnkmsn. LeaTy Me
Grath. Green, smitn and Cook--' III .u
opofum failing 20 answer 70 thrr names on l'l' '.t
The e,k announced ihat the Board stood 1dJouhoa 'n
,buy,lay net, the 9Th inst ht2 O'Clock p ~ .,, CO.,
' ~ JAMES ". SWEENY, ClsrA.
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CITY NEWS.

BULLS HgAD.-All kinds of live stock are \
lighter supply this week and while sheep and hog
have advanced cattle declined about to- per d. duo "
part, however. to On inferior quality. Some extss
Kentucky cattle go to show that ali Of this kind hass
not been used up and as the weather becomes 81
cooler expect to Of this sort. Sheep arr
scarce and in quick demand-the same may be said =
hogs See full reports In another column.
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DKPAETNENT,}
MAsaINGros TY, Noyemb,r 8, 1893.
GALE Of NAVY PNWDERS -Wlll be SID

GALE OF NAV 1oN DIhS.-NlIi ~ sulu
~ At Public Auction under thr direction OF Captain Nh
ROGERS TAYLOR, Y. : ", at the Odnance lsrd
Washington. d. c. on MONDAY November 20 ltt5 a. Y
noon 10, Of 200 barrels Of NAVY CANNON and NUShEf
POWDERS
Samples Of those Powders BE- een until the dsy o. sale
the Ordnance Office, with the description aud quantity Of
each kind attached.
The Powders be removed by the purchaser within
eve days from The day Of sale.
Terms ossh, in Government funds
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE or YOUTHFUL Coz
vfcr-william Conway. q lad Of Is years. who. fs
some msdemeanor. bad been sent to the PenitentiaU
on Blackwers Island. on Monday night made his -
cape from that institution by swimming the East Rive
to Ravcnswood. L. I. BY breaking window in the
residence Of Mrs. Allcn he gained an entrance intos
bedroom end hid himself under the bed. When foua1
By Sergeant Burden Of the Eghteeath Precinct wns
was In the vicinity and was notified OF tho occuR
renee he was in q perfectly nude condition having
divested himself of bis prison clothing to aid bin V
making his escape. He was taken back to hv a.
quarters.
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IAlrnrLiseIl.ni

FEET COVERINGS FOR Tug YOUya, ANp
BuNorNs RoR AtL-CASrRRLL pays special attention s
young people and his stock contains great va
cy Boots and Shoes Tor Boys and Girls worthy the sttea
bewsen Eleventh and Twelfth. st.. is deserving patronage
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1nenrante Companies.
NEW-YORK FIRE INSURANCE Co,
~ WALLSTREET.
CASH CAPIThL.................. 5000, 600.

Thi. Company has been sueoossu operation Tor more
bs, THIRTY YEARS. sud continues to INSURE sEains.
Loss sid Dsmase by FIRE upon terms "a favorable a. -f
insttutions.
AL LOs4Es LinERALLY ADJUSTED AsD fhoArrLI INo
DIHPCTOHs:
DANIEL UNDrRHiLL. President
O-iver IT, forea N iilm lf41fln. Cha. J.. Steyar-.
- = S,.,,,,rr gsrt 8 NNsruc Samuel =. Dos-e.
sI[t..,,u 49, 4 h. r6.fl-f Nchasi tl,clo lex
60 = iI,rliot >,, 1r, l.cteH Che. ~ Lewis
Ih = ,,,i,-,f n ,f f...t,uan ythr.brri = Mills
Io.i,h o. Low MILAN iirrtKc- JOfeln !. DTeyioGL
49,. Ft.l, Tf.u,.s il.v.s James 4. 6G'ick.
q, ,.it., f@a..y 1i,r,v j. s.ullrr. Junes H. Wne.lt
AiGi Sli- IOlSON, T.. Secietafy
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& Co. r.-.'-.' : = ..- ~ 80. .-....
sehr n; A.; Tovne. Fox, Newburn, Murray Eephew ~
Sclr W. C Meishon. Cole. Mobile. N. H. McCresdy Co'
scbr Evelyn, Criwiey, JACK .onvle C. II. fierson-
Selr Ann, Cary Boston. Baker Dayton 49,,
Sioop Ethan Alen Newell, Norwich, III. s. kaskon& son
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ylce,aoraudu.

The BRIG McInyre from Trinidad, Cnha for Fhsdepha
fallen In with Nov l. lat g. lon. ~ 40 with captain N
part lick of fever sd shoit oi provisions suPpad
by brig Nellie Mlynard
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ATTEMPTED FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-Ohiccr
Qninn OF tho Seventeenth Precinct yesterday arrested
John Anderson md Patrick Ger.ng on the complaint
OF Patrick j. Haubury of No. l57 FIrstayc The com
pnnsnt that he beaten by the accused and
that Anderson fired pistol at him. In tho possession
of Anderson Was iOuna loaded pistol The accused
were committed by Justice Shandley.
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ATTEMPTING TO yorR ILLEcALLY.--John

ATTEMPTING TO VoTB ILLEGALLY. 7-John
Rei was Yesterday arrested for attempting to vote II
legally At The Sixth Election District Of the Twenty
Grst Ward. 1t is claimed that rhc accused is not
resident Of the city. lie committed by Justica
Kelly Martin C0yne was arrested on complaint OF
Mictte Lecgett Chairman OF the Board Of Inspect
ors If the Thirteenth District of the Eleventh Ward
Tie complainant states that the accused attempted to
vote illeeay al the above district and on being chat
lenecd produced his fther naturalization papers. lie
was committed by Justice Shandley.
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AL,lAEA.

MINIATURE ALTANhs.
Nses....6:Jj ~un s~s.....4.J .o9n llsrs 10. 't
HiGu wkssK TINS DAY.
sandy Hook 2l Gov aaac.. ...l22 Hell O4te.. -
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j. ~. DRArEH, Auc'ioneer.
LIMITED STATES COTTON SALE.
~ JOHN II. DRAPER Go.
WI sel TUESDAY, Nov H. 1868, at O'CLOCK p H' a'
Lscbang, ssleEYootn,
No III BROADWAY.
oy oTder Of SIMEON DRAPER, u. y Cotton Agen',
400 BALES NOZZLE COTTON: - -,
The shove Cotton has been cassed and sampled by u '"
.mOkf end be- Ia the bae GOyernmrnt stores al
.usnc Doci. Brooklyn and by sample at the oet Of the
Ase''onee No 70 Pines NewYors. two days before 'be
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The DWARF ELEPHANT STUFFED. - The
dwilf elephant that Mr.. Birnum's agent purchased in
Europe a few Deckssinee at great cost, died on tho
passage from England last Thursday. His (not Bar
numi) hide VIII be stuffed and set up in ono OF the
principal saloons of the Museum.
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forec5, Gagriaacs, Me.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-Ihe immense stock
u. ~ fo t rr- it.c wiferooin., entrances No. 40
hroalssv aud 80 G t.nsus-.i w he spd 90 ffr"ly re-
&. WITTY. No. 40 E.Ordwty
XYTANTED-Four pains OF large, AOl No
W MULES, well tr,k,u 20 h r4rss. AdiIe's T. v ;
JONES Tribune Once, iog three day with dr'cphon ana
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ATTEMPT TO PASS New COUYTEEFEIrs. On
Monday night an attempt Was made throughout ne
CITY 10 pass counterfeit tens on the Albany CiV
Bank. The notes well executed and liable 70 de-
ceiye. Lotirucr Peyton attempted to pass one OF my
spurious bills at the Store OF W. {. Alburts No. o9
Broadway He had previously passed one at the ION
tine Hotel. corner Of Broadway and Howardst ho
was arrested by Officer Jackson of the Eighth Pre-
cnct. David Fowler native of Cincinnati, ana Joan
Walker were arrested by Oifcer MeCariy OF tne
TWcnty.nbth Precinct or attempting q pss tne same
at the Louvre" saloon, corner of Broadway apu
Twenty second-st Later IL the evening Wtham Mel
son attcniriei q similar oionse az the same shoon-
Yesterday morning fhe prisoners were taken peiofe
Justice Slender at the Jefferson Market Police Coure
and committed Tor examination.
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MEXICO.

N;,itnry Condition Of the Juarfsts-Pre.
ca,iou, situation Of Their Government
They Propose to Compromise Win
shc Empire-Freejom Enjoyed By the
Opposition Press in Micxico-An hm-
psriaI Paper Compia;ning-sr"r
of Ronds-PGbi.c cChDrity-Sil'cr u'nrs
in pa-Di.cussions Raised About
the rudian-Fsis Salary, Social f"si-
zion. rud rrsaimrni-M Mcsienn Ari.-
tocrucy-Tho Priests aud 'ne Doe'or"-
IancntnbIc Condition OF Agriculture
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SALE oP MORRIS KETcuUM's PROPERTY
Mr.. A. H. Muller anctioueer. sold on Monday a
No Ill Broadway tie following estate the same being
the property OF Mr. Morris Ketchum and sold by order
Of ok assgnees; House and lot on Fluh-aye. ana
Thrr,Yeiglsksi., FOR Sl9l0Ol TO Mr.. Isaac 7. heh-
dali stables dwelling. and lot Thirty nnth'Si, ioc
s94 30 10 Mr.. isaac C. Kendall; brick house aud 10
on Finh.aye. and rhiFty.sixth-st., subject 10 he
interest OF Mary Monroe and the iuchOate right a
dover of Mrs. Margaret KetchuiD, was sold to Mr..
Charles Bell TOR 5.5. Ten per cent Of the purchase
money was 10 be paid down. and the remainder Is TO 10
paid in cash to the ssignees at No. 40 Exchangepac
on Monday, NOV. %.
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FATAL SrABBrsG AFPRAY N SEooyD-AvB.--

FATAL STABBrSG AFPRAY ~ SECoSD-AvB.--
Between and IA. ID. on Tuesday morning.J. Goodmss
and Daniel Mcdonald. alias Yankee DAN" qcarrels@
in the saloon Of Michael Fay at the OF Second
ave- and Thirty nInth-st During the alteration Good
man was struck BY Mcdonald, and in return stabbed
the latter in the neck with pocket knife. He the!
fed from the place. The wounded man was conVe!cs
To Bellevue Hospital, but died the way OF hemorr.
hage. Sergeant Barnitt OF the Iwenty-hrst frecnW
sub.eaurnty folrd Goodman and arrested him in tbs
build,g corner Of 1hird.ave and Fortieth-st. III
was taken to the Siation.House and held to await M
action Of Coroner Colin, WHO viii bold an inqnesS
Tbe deceased resided on Dutch Hill in the yicin-
y OF whore the aray occurred. and leaves we shc
three children Goodman resided at No. 100 Eaa
Thirty.niuthst. Both were intoxicated
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Seven steam vessels will be sold at noon to-
d1y at tho foot Of Courandtst. North River BY jobs
H. Draper Co. For particulars see advertisement.
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appear a. but that the Supervisor. n such case
must, heretofore, act A. OAkEf HALL
Nov g. 1865.
Which ordered CT G'e.
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Stoves snd Pipe, topc, Cisin., etc, etc.
Terms Cash. IN GOvEhSM MKNT fUNDs
csogs. Of the motea 70 be solo 10 Nashville can De 90,
ts At keigpi. on application CBJd Jno. Peks a. q NJ
The attention Of dealers aud kaioad Companies ia pacu
larry invited 10 this sale.
Sales viii commence 9. O'Clock on each dsy and con
y. }. CHILLY
Can't and &. q. e., u. 3. A.
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COLUMBIA In ASHES.

New York, March 2-The World has
the following additional particulars CON
cerniug the reported burning of Colum-
bia: as fz-
When the Arago appeared off Charles
ton bar, dispatch beat met her with
important news, which, if true, illustrates
unparalleled rebel treachery. The officer
who brought the intelligence stated that
soon after corps Of Shermans troops
had captured Columbia, the Capital of
South Carolina, the rebel citizens there
+endeavored. in, every possible manner to
harass our troops. y = 8
The corps that entered the city after
its capture at ence left to join in Sher-
mans further advance. and was succeeded
by another (Gen. Slocum's) While the
latter serps was quietly marching through
the principal streets to their temporary
barracks, number of citizens poured a
deadly fire upon them frem the windows
and reefs Of the houses they occupied
lnsurrection was beginning to spread,
when our troops retired short distance
and subsequently, fred the city. which is
now in ashes. No further particulars
were received.
The same messenger from Charleston
also announeed that the news had just
been received there that Gen. Sherman
had marched in force on Augusta, and
that the enemy at enee evacuated the city.
1t was alse stated that a large ameHnt of
rebel property had been captured, and
that Sherman, after leaving sufficient
force tn partisan the citv nrocenaed an
his way nerthward. The announcement
was also made that Sherman was probably
proceeding to the cities of Florence and
Charlotte in force; and that he had cap
tured large quantity Of supplies on the
route of his march.
The Herald's correspondence says
Columbia was burned by order Of Gen.
Sherman. in punishment for citizens firing
on our troops when the city was in our
possession. ~
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COUNTERFEIT DETEcToR.
Feb. 22nd.

We are in receipt of the last number of
PETER,oNs' COUNTERFEIT DETEcToR for the
year 1864, and the occasion is a fitting one
for reminding our readers of the importance
of this publication as an indispensable oom-
panion to the counting hoase and the store
counter. Even to the man whose money tran
sactions are of the smallest character, the
cost of good counterfeit detector is almost
sure to be sa, ed in the course of year by
protection from loss through some one or
other of the thousand frauds that the ingen-
uity of villauy is constantly dcvisins. Be-
sides the solid value of the information fur
nislied its readers concerning eounterfeits and
frauds in bank notet, the subscribers TO Pss
TEksoNs' CoUNTERFEIT DLTEcToR receive full re
turns for thier subscription in the carefully
compiled tables of stock sales, pricsscurrent
and general business intelligence. furnished
in every issue.
Every storeIeeeper and person engaged in
business ought to become a regular subscriber
to Petrrson's Detector. The price is, for the
Monthly, One Dollar and Fifty Cents a year,
or Semi. Monthly Number is the most desira-
bla, as each subscriber has the advantage of
getting descriptions of New Counterfeit Notes
Two W eeks in advance of the monthly sub
scrihers.
Su bscripti, n, may commence with any
ucu.h. Terms always cash in advance. All
lei srs must be addressed to
+. B. PETER SON K BROTHERS,
Sos Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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bounty, BountyM

DEAR aSpIRIT - am almost daily
receiving letters and petitions from the
varieus Townships in the County, asking
for the passage of a law te authorize the
Township Trustees to levy tax sufi
cieut to pay the amount of bounty found
necessary to be paid in the various Town.
ships to fill their quota under The last
call.
1 will say to all that many bills OF
this kind have already been defeated by
an overwhelming majority, and there is
no hope of getting any bill of that kind
through.
The Senate defeated the bill that passed
the House giving the Township Trustees
the power to levy tax to pay two hun
dred dollars bounty to each volunteer
under the present or future calls for men
/ think am safe in saying that there
has been during the session FIVE hundred
lobby members urging the passage of
a bounty bill-most of them asking for
four or five hundred dollars. Petitions
were brought in from every County, and
from perhaps majority of the Town
ships in those counties. Still the Senate
refused to pass any bill giving the relief
the people SO urgently desirod-giving
as reason for their refusal publicly on
the floor of the Senate ''that If they thus
piled up the tares on the people-it would
DEFEAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN THE
COMING ELECTIONS"
We have but four Democrats in the
Senate, while the Republicans have thir-
ty-one with the Lieut.. Gevernor. We of
course can do nothing towards relieving
the people. g5
If anything should turn up in rela-
tion to the Bounty question, 1 will ad-
wise the people through the Esprit
Immediately. In haste,
nfHa-yx-aD
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THE SPIRIT OF THE REBEL PRESS

THE SPIRIT OF THE REBEL Press
Richmond papers are more frantic than
ever. The Enquirer calls upon JEFF Da-
Wis to arm the slaves without process oi
law. 1t says these States and this cause
stand to-day in need of Dictator, of a
man who will take the power of the peo-
pie and use it for their preservation.--
Further on it says: Sherman is rushing
through the Carolinas like an avalanche
and report says he has captured one hun,
dred thousand bales of cotton at Colum-
oia. Grant is. gradually and perhaps
surely extending his line around Peters
burg and Richmond, and threatens every
moment 10 break over the lines that in
tervene, and the Senate are doing the con-
servative. History furnishes no parallel
to this.
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spctial Noticcs.
AGAIN AND AGAIN.

: Our readers may think 1t strange that We
so often urge upon their attention medici-
nal prepal alton. Already have we, for a
number of weeks, urged the Importance of a
supply of Goes Cough Balsam in the house,
ready for immediate use. But our excuse is
thevast amount ofsickness, sorrow and death
that are the Immediate result of sudden
coughs, colds and pulmonary attacks; while
thousands of our children are dying from
croupe and lung complaints. Time and ex
perience have proved that Goes Cough Bal
sam is the most speedy aud reliable prepar-
alton ever known to the world. Like magic
il relieves the irritotion of the throat moves
the stppages that prevent breathing in Group
and heals all soreness of the throat, Ghost
and lungs. No man should neglectto supply
his family with a safe and reliable medicine
like Goes Cough Balsam, any more than he
should neglect the supply of their daily bread
1t costs but forty cents, and the bottles con-
tain twice as much as those of any other
remedy at the same cost, while in merit it is
superior to all others. All drug stores keep
1t for sale
Feb. 22nd.
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New YORK, March Gold weaker
lntimations given in Richmo papers of
the probable evacuation of that city fore
shadow an event which will have more ef-
feet In putting dewn the premium en- gold
than any other, except the complete over
throw of the rebellion. The price, there
fore, has been very sensitive to day. which
opened at 1867, sold to 1861 and recover
ed to 1879
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HA- A List of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Woodsfed, Ohio, March
4, 1865.
T. Archer, James Bracy 2, Joseph
Haman, Mrs. Elizabeth johnson, Miss
Susan Prise, Miss Sarah Pit, Miss Mary
Thrope, Adam Schehl.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
V. F. RANDOLPH, P. M.
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CA1no. March 81 McDongalls band of
guerrillas robbed Lawrenceville, Ballard
County KY yesterday, Of ef $4,000
worth Of goods, Hopkinsville KY, was
visited the night before, apd several stores
were robbed and two Union men shot,
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New YORK. March 1.-The Herald's
Charleston dispatch says hundreds of
rebel deserters are coming in. They re-
port that Hardee's forces had been inter-
cepted by Sherman's troops.
All of Sherman's supply vessels had
been ordered ;;from Hilton Head to sems
other point.
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ment. h. M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
HEADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 26. !
Lieut.. Gen. q, S, Grant and Maj. Gen,
Fl. ". Halleck, Chief of Stat:
An inspection of the rebel defenses of
Charleston shows that we have taken
over 45o pieces Of ordnance, being more
than double what [ first reported. The
lot includes s and 10 inch Coluulbiads, a
great many 80 and AZ Founders, some
q inch Brooks Rifles, and many pieces OF
foreign make. We also captured great
number of passenger and platform cars,
all in good condition.
Deserters report that the last of Har-
dee's army was to have crossed Sante
river yesterday, bound for Charlotte, N.
c., and that it was feared that Sherman
had already interrupted their march.
1t is reported, on similar authority,
that the last of Hoods army. $4,000
strong, passed through Augusta last Sun
day, on their way to Bcauregard.
Georgetown has been evacuated and is
in our possession Deserters are coming
in constantly. We have over 4Oe already
GSigned. Q. A. GILMORE,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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GRANT HOPEFUL.

NEw.YoRK, February 27.- The Times
Washington special says Mr.. Washburn,
NJ. C.. OF ILL.,, received on Saturday a
letter from Gen. Grant, in which he COM
meuts upon Gen. Sherman's movements
in a hopefal view. A few days more of
success, he says, will place the rebels in a
situation from which they cannot escape.
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r e a. % r HI S
CAREFULLY

THE undersigned having rented the Ware
i House from Mallory & Tyler, will after
the first day OF April,
RECEIVES, STORE AND SHIP
at the following prices, and as much less as
any responsible house in Monroe County:
Tobacco per hhd.. hd.............. S cents
Salt Drayed and Stored 10
Eastern Goods per 100 pound -.
jAND NO CHARGES MADE FOR CooPERING.
Persons having Shipping to do, viii find it
70 their interest To Ship through this house,
they have no interest in Steam Boats, will
at all times endeavor to Ship on the best and
cheapest Boats
Ea Wagons unloading at this Honse will
always find FEED at fair prices.
JOHN MALLORY & co.
March /, ls65--2m.
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A RECIPE FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUR.
BANGOR, Van Buren Co., Mich. Sept. .. 's4

BANGOR, Van Buren Co, Mich. sept .. 's4
Or. C. W. RoRAcK- Sir :. Your Blood Puri
Ger and Pills sell better here than any other
medicines could keep. They are just the
medicine for the people, peculiarly adapted
for the cure of Fever and Asue hut the peo-
pie use them as general medicine.
To break an attack of the Ague take a
tablespoonful of The Blood Pnriaer every
hour, and then cleanse the stomach and
bowels well with your Pills and in three DAYS
the complaint will be removed and a perma.
nent cure effected.
All who try this taest m eut before applying
to a physician win be saved much cost and
suffering, Yours truly.
r A Tkrr
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March 8, 1865.

"HE whe steals our purse steals trash
--fsr it is not presumed that printers
have any uonsy-but he who steals ouI
edftsrisls and locals without giving the
proper credit, steals our good name; and
We advise him fer the future to /" lei
mn lone" = - zs2 k8 Y9
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u 8 e. SO Loan.

By authority of the Secretary of the Treas
ury, the undersigned has assumed the Gen.
eral Subscription Agency for the sale of Uni
ted States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three tenths per cent. interest, per annum,
known as the
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-. We hear ef oil lease. in this Coun

rM- We hear eff oil leases in this Coun-
ty selling at from four to FIVE dollars an
ecre, in the Eastern markets. Those en-
gagged in taking leases are likely to make
a big thing of it, Why the land owners
choose to give away the Eve or ten hun r.-
dred dollars which these leases are worth
has puzzled us from the frst. We ad-
yised them. but many needed not.