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A PHYsIoLOeICAL VlRW OF MARRTAqE.-

"a Containing neariy 80 paqas. and fg5 hns
fatss and EnarSllnEs of TIE AnIscmv Of the H.
man Organs iu 8 state Of Health and disease. altn
trsailse on kariy hfrors, rs pep.o-ahie Conse-
qpences upon the Kind and Boay, Wilh fdc
Authors Plan Of fresfment-the only ratioaal su1
seceessial u1ode ui cure, ss shown Is tha report
O cases treated. A truthful sdvser 10 the mar
Ie,l snd ti,Qee contemplating marriage who ems
terrain doubts Of their physical Condition. seet
fee q postage 90 any eddrlss ca recaipt of lf
eensa, sl4inns or Pestal currency, by azsrcssiug
~. IA OkolAs No. 81 Maiden Lane. AilanY. N ".
ths eAthof may uQ consulted upon auyuf tla
dsesses upon Which his book rests either 1.gsla-
asY or - nizls and medicines sent to any part Of
ne aoflA n1srlo-31n
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Pearl Miniatures, in on, or Water colors
Get the genuine at TIE Gallery Of the Conn.
Deriand. aprIi-ti
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.


OFFICE u. g. COMMISSARY OF 6UB9I5TENCE}
CLAREsyILLE, THNS., May ~, 1895. J
GEALED Proposals, 10 duplicate, ior furnishing
- U 3. Subsi-tenca Department. uith al ths p esh
beef required IN that paItof the Departments Of the
Cumberland north Of the Cumberland river n the
State Of Tennessee, except the Post Of Edgsheid,
Ter two months from the lgth of june f6e5. wil b.
received az this Office uHli y IN. June 10 1885.
The heeis 70 BE- OF good and mar 2etabis quality,
in equal proportion OF fore ard hind qnarteF naeat
(necks, shanks. and kidney tali0F exciudedl 10 be
delivered az the aiderent camps and posts Ia such
quantities as mfy he nom time 70 time required
and on such days as the Commanding Ufiieer may
designate.
Payment viii be made monthly ia the funds fdr.
nished by the United States Cor public disburse-
ment, bus in the event Of the CorFnissarv qno re-
ceiFes the beef being without fuods to pay tor H.
then pay .nent % be mads soon thereafter as
iunds shall oe received Cor that purpose.
Proof OF loyalty N the Uuted States GOycrumsnt
viii be r quired with each proposal.
The successful bidder viii b. sequired to enter
into contract and give bond for Sa1,u09, vath ap-
proYed security fnr lis iaithial uarlornauce
Bidders are requested 70 he present atthe open
ing Of the proposals.
Forms q Proposals furnished at this Office.
4. n, MOkkILL,
june2-6t Capt. aud Q S. v.
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No LAnA's ToiEET CoHrLsru uulea tbs-.
De ths Fragrant sozodont. unto ts. br..st
'Eses oaors It imparss. the gums o. rubv
'eene-s soon assumes, the tss.h qaiekiv !
Fal aiaoastef tint, and seems as osarls i,
IN coral vase.
Sold b all Druggists and Perfume.
my59-T.F.&a.
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RuIIdIng Lats fer Sale.

" uAvE 4 az % iosz; lnlmadlnaely bsyCHd the
& ts15i.rrlttral terdea val situated ior build.
fSr ssrposes, Which ] VII ueH % good tarnR.
IoHN H0aH ehnTE.
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Please rake eNotlee.

The notes and accounts OFT a W. Ia
kin 8 Co.. strickler, Ellis a Co, and A. IT,.
Adams 4 Co, viii be found az No. 81 Nor.t
College street, near the Square, where aI
persons Indicted 90 any Of these frma wiz
please make immediate payment, na the
business must be closed M.
In my absence, fr. r. O.. Throne 81 fll-
y authorised % attend 70 tho business.
"A. q. ADAMS, 81 College streoG,
marst-8m near the Square.
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bssstisul Pieiurea o. Babies taken in
.nrse seconds By Mr. Ferdinand, the rrs.i
SAey Iamer, At The Gallery Of The Cura bar
~ apFiI-H.
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e,..-s' ne oest lee ior sale a tho Ice Dspot 81
Ois[L ;..s : sregory, So Bread street. y
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Sold is falling, 50 Is the price Of Photo
gFaphs q the Gallery Of shs Cumbsrlsad.
Card Pictures now only ss por dozen.
aprii-tf As. AIoaas, IS Cedar s,.
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A LARGE tHo-sioFy Buek Horss On Cuase
- stree seAr Church, suitable sbE E BSsfdin9
W, MATT BROWN A "a.
el-lH Ipl q chGsI szasi,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


fffhE comnodious Brick Hou4a and vacant Iaf On
a. tne nurtn-ucsteru corner 81 Vine and Helar
stleet. foF partculErs apply to
r 4. MckWEN, sa. rs spruce St, or
kp.J. THOMPSON, IS unioa 3t.
apr I'D. copy.
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DLANk's HlCH CERkrE VII cure iha T.ch r
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Express Sc 81 per doeu. Addrsss Ir. Bianf- q a.
Box 2o2, Cincinust, Ohio, or
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JUST IssuEp.
THR ASSlgSINATION! /!

"A n accurate end conilise account Of the Plat
n from its earliest inl.ephoh. incidents II the
earier attempts on Ms. Il ncola's lfe che evdeace
tzen by the Court Marfisl confessions of Harold,
sad others and descriptive sketches cf TIE prince
pal charaeters.
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al oi NE above llsi % eloods VIII ne sold for oDe
dollar each. Certdcsies II al the vsrious sri,s,es
stating shat each one can have, are frst up IN sn
yelopes, sealed up, and mixed. and when ordered
are taken out without reeard % ehoics and sesit ~
NAL, thus giFing a. cnanoa. On receipt of me
Certificate you vii see shat you can have and
then Il is your option % stnd one doliar and take
tho article or not
IN ali transaeto1s b. inn1 We shall chargs f5r
Forwarding the Certificate ior paying posiaqe and
doing the business Is cents each. uhish rnuat 81
enclosed Nhen fhe Cerunsalte y seat Tor. Fys Car
thcates viii be sent for 81, eleven for g2 fhrfr M
6 sixfV-fFe for $40, and I. hundred ier SIS.
A6ENT5-Those acting - Agents viii ta alIa.gs.f
ten cents on every Certihcate o7deroa - fhern
provided their Felnttances Amount 10 one doiisr
Agents win collect IS eelJis oF every Cefaaeafe
and remit IS cent5 70 U.s. lathaT IN caah 81 po9tars
stanpa: 6Feas eautoa alioald b Used hy our cor.
raafonlepls ie regard . slvus thasr correct adj
dress, tosa, c0uaty ana 3sts. Address
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WH. OlnERON : CO., PablhAsrs,
Notice. ar
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,

PuBzlc SQuARE NASHVILLE, June 9Th 1860
VIZ have in office, unclaimed, the following
w Packages Of freight, which are held a. owners
risk. aconsgnees are requested to come. forward
and receive their freight.
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Shirts at N. York Prices

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FoRDs THBATKR.-The Italian Opera season

FoRD's THHATKR.-The Italian Opera season
about to be inaugurated at this popular theater,
promises to be the most brilliant ever known
in " ashiagton. The well.known popularity
OF the troupe, the experience Of the impressar,o,
the indomitable Max Maretzek, and the enter
prise and liberality of Manager Ford, will en-
sure the most perfect productions Of the great
composers. Verdi, Auber, Donizetti, DC. The
first of the series OF six operas will be given to-
night, YerdI's last grand opera, La Fora Del
Destino, 1.-THE Force OF Destiny being selected
for the debut of the troupe. The celebrated
Carl Bergman, will WELD the baton. and the
chorus and orchestra will be full and effective.
The President and Mrs. Lincoln have secured
boxes for several Of the operas, and the British
and Italian Ministers fer the entire series. The
wealth, beauty and fashion OF the Capital will.
we doubt not, be strongly represented at
Ferds Theater during the opera season.
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TIE MARYLAND EGIsLATURE The Mary.
land Legislature adjourned sine die on Friday
night, at II O'Clock. In the Senate the Joint
resolution rendering the United States Gov.
eminent $4,000 for the restoration of the Ma
val Academy at Annapolis was passed. The
bill for the reassessment OF property in the
State was not acted upon.
In the House resolution declaring the ju-
diciai acts of Judge GrasoD, Of Baltimore
county, invalid. was rejected. The repor, OF
pealing the Black Laws was copeurred In By
both houses. The bill TO compensate Govern
or Bradford tor the burning Of his house by
the rebels did not pass. The whole number
OF bills which passed both houses was about
300, and 1885, which had been read q second
time, fail to pass for want Of time. Among
from tho Eastern Shore; authorizing the Mayor
and City Council OF Baltimore TO build a new
CITY Hall; for keeping open the harbor of Bal.
timore; and 10 exempt $3.50 OF property from
execution.
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SHE r MAN.


Ia ptifre OF Goldsborough-Schefi eld Enters
without observation-disclosures Plans
Reins CARR ed Out-Lscomot i yes and Cars
Captured.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March IS, Top. m.
Major General Dig, Neg FORK
The following dispatch from Gen. Schofeld
reports his arrival at and occupation OF Colds
borough, on Tuesday, March 2lst, with but
slight opposition.
E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War
GoLDsBoROCGH, N. O., March 81, via Fort
RKss MONROE, A., March 25, p. m.-Lisut
Gen. Grant, CaS Point, Ta.: have the honor
to report that / occupied Goldsborough this
evening with out slight opposition
Gen. Terry's column, from Wilmington was
at Faison's Depot last night, and should be
near this place might.
Sherman's left was engaged With the enemy
near Bentonville on Sunday. The artillery
firing was quite rapid during the day, and tor
short time Monday morning.
Shermans right, the 18th corps, was near
Mount Olive Sunday night. There has been
some artillery firing during to-day, which in
dicates gradual approach OF Sherman's army
toward this place. All this being strictly in &C.
cordance with Sherman's plan, L have no
doubt all is well. hope to have more deh.
mite and later information from Sherman very
soon, and will forward 1t to you without delay
find the bridges burned, bat otherwise the
road is not injured, snd the depot facilities are
very fine.
/ captured here seven cars, and Gen. Terry
has captured two locomotives and two cars,
which he Is now using.
JOHN NJ. SCHOPIlLD, Mai. Gen.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM HAVANA.

NEW YORK, March 27.-The Havana, from
Havana on the 22d, has arrived here.
The pirate steamer Owl, for Matamcras.
sailed on the 2st, preceded, within a half hour,
by the gunboat Cherokee, and followed by a
Spanish man. of-war.
The rebel Gen. Preston was brought TO Ha-
vana by the Owl. He was sent to circulate a
report that the Emperor Macmillan Intended
to recognize the Southern Confederacy and
open Tampico as a port at which to adiudicate
maritime prizes; and, further, that a grand
simultaneous sortie Is 20 be made by swarm
Of pirates
she is known to have cannon and ammunition,
and will probably fit out as pirate. Several
OF her crew deserted At Havana and went to
Nassau.
Advices from the United States had depressed
sugar and molasses at Havana, MatanzRs and
Cardepas.
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RAISING THlrLAG ON PORT SUMTER.

RAISING THE FLAG ON PORT SUMTER.
- The President has ordered Breyet Major
General Anderson TO raise over Fort Sumter,
at the hour Of neon, en- the i4th Of April, the
same United States flag that noated over i at
the time OF the rebel assault, and that 1t be
saiuted with one hundred guns from Sumter,
and also from every fort and rebel battery
that fired upon Sumter; that suitable
military ceremonies be performed under the
direction Of Major General Vim. T. Sherman,
whose operations compelled the svaeuation
Of Charleston, or, in his absence. under direc-
ton Of General Gilmore, commanding that
military department; that the naval forces at
Charleston he direcled to participate IN the
ceremonies; sad ihat the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher be invite! TO deliver public address,
on the occasion.
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANfED-A good
HOUSE,. with modern i'm prsvements. Of l. or
Gated, Is wanted BY responsible party. Tho best
OF refersnoes and security given that TIE fqrni
Box 81 Waahineton p. 0. - ~ mar N.3tt
M RS. r. srOoPs WISHES HER FRIENDs
Nl and the public 70 know that che has De ned
fssAionahle DREeeMAKtM6 list ABLIeRMH HT
Oetseet. and with her previous er psrience And
keoe al kno wled Of the art Of aud stinr
she Will be abis 70 give eatirs satisfsotion to iii
Who may BE- plsased TO favor her With their o..
treaAgS, which she respectfully selisits ny Ste
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SECRETARY OF LRaATreN.-Major John
Hay, assistant private secretary TO President
Lincoln, has been appointed Secretary Of Ie-
CATION 1T Paris This will be recognized as al
admirable appointment the accomplishments
and talents Of Major H. particularly qualify
ing him for such q position at the leading
court of Europe.
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FROM THE FRONT

q
The ma,; boat Dictator with The mails aud
passengers arrived here this morning.
The Dictator brought up one hundred and ten
rebel officers, including Col. II. A. Bro n, LIST
n c.; Col. j. T. Morehan, sd N. g.; Col. +. W
McMastsr. 18th S. o., Lieut.. Col. j. G. Casey,
5Oth Va; Lieut.. col. W. r. Mosely, 2ist Va
Major A. w Gibbons, i5th Ga; and Major T
d. Love, 9th N. c., captured at Fort Stead
man on Saturday.
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II. The Canadian Federation scheme. which
was projected under such hopeful auspices
nine months ago, has prematurely collapsed.
The Government Of Nova Scotia has formal
ly and in definite terms announced its with.
drawal from the compact. And. instead Of
uniting with Canada the three maritime Pro.
vinces Of New Brunsw wick, Prince Edwards
Island and Nova Scotia. are to form q sspa-
rate legislative union OF their own.
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Destructive CsnflagPatisn at Pert au
Prince-LoSs Fifty Millions.

NEW YohK. March 27.-An arrival from
Port au Prince brings the details OF 8 great
confiagration at that place on the 2eth Eebru.
ary. At the close OF the Carnival, the scenery
in the theater took IRE, destroying the building
houses, spreading from one to another until
four hundred buildings were laid IN ashes, in =
Guiding loss Of from forty to fifty millions
OF Haytien dollars. Tho mass Of the business
pare OF the city 10 destroyed.
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Official War Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, LOO p. m, March q, 1866.
Mgior General Die. New Fork:
The following Official reports Of the oper-
atoms OF the Army OF the Potomac on Satur-
day, and Of General Shermans operations
since he left Fayetteville, have been received
this morning.
aeaerai Sherman was at Goidsboro on the
I'D OF this month No movements have been
made on either side before Richmond and Pc
tersburg since Saturday morning.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War.
"CIrY POINT, VA, 1870 a. NJ, March %,
i5s5.-Ro-. gdrin N. Stanton, Secretary Of Var ::
The battle OF the s5th resulted In the follow Ing
loss on our side I'D corps, killed, 81; wounded,
iSs Missing, III. 9th corps, killed, a.; wound
ed. 40l; missing, 30. 9th corps, killed, IS,
wounded. 33o; missing. 500. Our captures
were, by the I'd corps, 365; 9Th corps, 469; 9th
corps, 1,049.
The cd and 9th corps pushed forward, and
captured the enemys strong entrenched picket
line, and turned it asains: him, and still
Aoid 1t.
In trying 10 retake this, the battle was con.
tinued until O'Clock at night; the enemy
iosizg very heavily. Humphreys estimates
the ioss Of the enemy in his front at three
times his own. and Wright estimates it in his
front as double.
The enemy sent flag Of truce yesterday for
permission to collect his wounded and bury
their dead which were between what had been
their picket line and their main line Of FORTH.
tons. The permission was granted.
(Signed.) Us. GRANT, Lieut.. General,
CrTY POINT. Va, ii q. m, March -, 1s6J.-
Hon. Ed.csA N. Stanton. Secretary Of War: am
In receipt OF Sherman's report of operations
from the time he left Fayetteville up to the
s2d inst.
1t shows hard fighting, resulting In very
heavy loss to the enemy in killed and wounded
and ever 1000 prisoners.
His own loss he says will be covered by $500
mea. since he left Savannah Many Of them
are but slightly wounded
U. S. GRANT, Lieut.. 9en1.
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~Allthe cotton captured In Savannah is
now on shlpboard, and it amounts to thirty
eight thousand seventy-six balee-several
thousands more than the highest estimates
when Savannah fell int the hands Of General
Sherman. Nearly all the vessels have arrived
at New York and their cargoes ha ye been dis
charged At the Government storehouses ON
Staten leland; and the last vessels Of the feet
were TO start from Savannah on Saturday.
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PRQMpT RRnM0rI0N

General Hartranft, On General Grants rec
Ommendation, has been promoted Maj. General
by Brevet, ..for conspicuous gallantry In re-
pulsing and driving back the enemy from tina
Judgement made on our lines March IS, 1865"
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LOCAL NEWS.

NAVY YARD.-The Rescue, OF the Potomac
hotilla, arrived yesterday for repairs, having
had her bow stove in by being run into by the
"Carlew." propeller.
The steamers Dunbarton and LILLIAN arrived
at the Yard this morning. They were formerly
blockade runners, but were captured several
tho North-AtlaHric Squadron. The LiIlian's
machinery Is out Of order, and she was lowed
up by the Dunbarton from Norfolk. 1t Is
stated they VII! be turned over to the army to
The funeral Of Richard Brown, paro!ed
prisoner, who died on Saturday, from the at =.
fects OF his treatment in the hands Of the rebels
took place yesterday, and his remains were
placed In the vault at Congressional cemetery.
The funeral Of young George Gates, who was
killed at the Yard on Thursday last, during
the squail, by piece OF timber falling on him,
also took place yesterday, from his mothers
residence, on 5th street east, and was attended
by large cOncOurse OF friends, among them
many OF the Workmen OF the Yard.
SEVENTH WARD EXEMPTION CLu B. Penn
syIrdnta Getting StsbstitateS.-This club me-
Saturday night, the President, q. c. Anderson,
in the chair.
The treasurer John II. Semmss, Esq, stated
that the Provost Marshal General Fry, had
Issued an order to Provost Marshal o Bsirne
authorizing him to credit substitutes in this
city presented by parties therein named to the
sixteenth district OF Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Semnies said that two men were put IN
under that order on Friday and three or more
on Saturday, and that the price OF substitutes
had been advanced thereby greatly to the detri-
ment OF the citizens Of this District. He and
Mr.. J. NJ. Stake. OF 0eor wn, had presented
a protest on behalf Of the cities Of Washington
and GEORGETOWN, asking that the order be re-
scinde
On motion, committee, consisting of H. s.
Lttchfleld. q l.. Page, l.. w. Wright and the
President of the club. G. q Anderson. was ap.
pointed TO lay the matter before the City Coun.
ellis, and ask them to protest formally against
II.
1t Is not doubted that the Councils will take
prompt action In the premises.
CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Olin.-OR Saturday,
the motion In arrest Of judgement entered In
the case OF Frank Simpson, convicted OF Keep.
ing lottery office and selling lottery tickets.
was overhauled, and Simpson was sentenced
to pay fine OF 500.
This morning, Hen-y Weaver, indicted for
the larceny Of blanket, was tried. Not con.
cluded.
Harrison Green Is on trial for receiving
stolen goods.
RELEAsKD-Mr. Charles J. Cook, formerly
the ticket agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad In this city, arrested few DAYS since
portatton ticket frauds, and committed to the
Old Capitol has been Internationally released.
This will be good news to his many friends
here and elsewhere.
Tn Observation-Disclosures communi.
cation with New York has been re established,
the break at Havre- de Grace having been 70.
paired, and the whole line put In complete
working order.
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DY GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.

HOUSEHOLD HFFICrS AT PUBLIC sALu
On THURSDAY. the 10th instant at 10 o ,cIo.k
q rh., we shall Sc At house No. 431 =, hstweee
9Th and 7th sire cts
One Parior Shit, Consisting OF Tste 4 tats aof.,
Side and Easy Chairs
Whatnotsl Center, and Side Tables. in MaloRs.,
and Walnut
Walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus
Wardrobes, Washstands and Tables
Cottage Sets, im tation of Oak and Fsncy CoIa.,
Hair, Husk, and other Mattresses
sideboards, Lounges. and Hat Racks
Brussels, Ingram and other Carpets
Oi'cloth. Rue s. Mats, and Shades
Table Crocksry, Glassware and Cutlery;
Fine Cook. Rad ator, and other Stoves
A lot Kitchen Requisites.
Terms All sums Of and under $50 cash; over 80.
. credit Of 30 and 90 days will be given With an.
proved security.
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BOARDING..

ID at 421 18th street, at 81. month; transient
81 per Gay, FIVE minutes walk frsm any Of the
Departments. NH 22-6tf
DLEASANT ROOMS and hrst-ciass BOARD at
I56 street north, bet. 2ath and 2lst sts., four
squares from Var and Navy Departments.
Charges REASONABLE and satisfaction guaranteed.
m 2l-lwn
LIOUR Or wv GRNTLEMEN CAN BE WE'LL
i accommoda tsd with BOARD and LODGING on
X street, south corner of 18th. ID
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Observation-Disclosures Whiting, OF the War
Department. has resigned. His Office was
simply an es gratIa one, and important busi-
ness requiring his undivided attention rem =
dered his resignation necessary.
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IL The New Orleans Times of the 18Th
says:-'sWs are informed that there Is no truth
In the report Of an attack upon Mobile. The fe "
shots exchanged between the from -clads and
some OF the low batteries was simply q recon.
noisap ce to develop the strength of certain fort.
ications"
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IL NJ. de Montholon, the new French Min
lister, was formerly Consul General In New
York. He married an American lady, and Ia
the con OF Count de Montholon, who acc om.
panied Napoleon TO st. Helena.
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IL From J. Shililngton, Odeon Building
we have a copy Of the attractive April number
OF the atlantic Monthly.