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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHIATONS ITCH OINTMENT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum In lS hours; Also cureS
Chillblains, Ulcers and all Eruptions OF the Skin.
Bold By all Druggists. j. D. GILMAN,
mar Sly $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
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The penitentiary at St. John, N b., was
broken into Wednesday night OF last veel.
and gold watch and chain stolen from q
keeper.
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~Richard b. b. Chew, Esq, asSTrustee,
sold on Friday last the Farm of the late Basil
b. Brown, Long Old Fields, containing us
acres, at S3e.37 per acre. Mr. Calvert Brown
purchaser-kariboroughG Gazette :
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WASHINGTON THEATER,
Corner llth and Penn. avenue.

WASHINGTON THEATER,
Corner llth and Penn. avenue.
For Eve nights only, commencing
MONDAY, December 18th.
The Original and only
]. w RAYN0R'S
MINSTRELS AND BRASS BAND,
Late Christysl
j. W. RAYNOR, Sole Proprietor.
90 OLD ESTABLISHED ARTISTS.
THE ELITE AND CHOICE OF THE PROBES
SION.
This popular Troupe 10 of
20 YEARS STANDING,
appearing in New York fer upwards Of years, at
Mechanics Hall, since which time they have ap-
peared with dstn guished in ell the princi
pal cities of the world.
Large and appreciative audiences nightly greets
this great Troupe throughout the country.
They will appear in Washington for positively
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, previous to opening their
New Opera House: Philadelphia, December 23d.
Parquette and Family Circle .......5O Gents
Orchestra and Balcony Chairs.......75 CENTS.
Ii. A. HANKER,
de Il St. Business Agent. E.
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
VI CONCERT AT SEATON HALL.

3osSEE4 y2aAE tsR sRarJs 5ssHEYnrsrAL HEEr
aaBsST ! TdESa RFsR$soHhsk
Pianos viii be performed on the OCCASION together %
with efficient chorus, to render this Concert
Tickets, One Dollar.
FT5 sale at Metzerotts hotels and at the door Of
open att. Concert ats
The two Grand Plsnos used on the
Ously furnished by Mr. Metzerott. de l3-Ns
PAN DRAMA AND.
MAeNIFICENT VIEWS. Splendid Scenery,
Besqtifql II Mp@escriptions, les at seatcn Hall, FRIDAY
sd f1oI AZ Dee 18th and % 18th Somme9ciRs Ing
ITmseIiats to Conception Church ,.,,..
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor.
First Tf # h ssS sSsBfd 81 RsGf e RI
in which M. EDWIN BLANCHARD will sustain
hi. original lf1M, feis.ftif fHG e DUMB MAN.
.tioans hd,. MI
nULL1GAN, NILE LEAHfTT, IT. n REpbEN sE6bE ANpRY
sSgRt sG5f GksSb bhkEEr
new French Ballet advertisement. MATINEE on
% fret
the world. In rehearsal, w. b. Cavanaghs great
prize TRE s~fEf fESfSEs iIsPfs epsfsd SaTH
repiete with new and exciting scenes, &C., &c.
DRoFs. J. W. d H. P. KREIs' DANCING
Il ACADEMY,
PARKERS HALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 7th sts.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring TO enter can de 90 now, az we are
continually forming new classes, the quarter "A
W hraf In
formation in regard to terms, &C., can be had ~
By applying as above. -
Days and RoSrs of THition:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to o clock.
FOR Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
Tk 10 10.
Pracficing Assemblies every Thursday evening.
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
these desiring.
Circulars can be bad at J r. Ellis; PHILIP
solomon 3, and other book and music stores; also
By applying at the Academy during the hours Of
Ifop 10 a. m to p m: from to and to 10 p. m,
or during the hours Of tuition.
A note addressed to the Academy will meet with
prompt attention. oc4-f
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uELhBOLDSEXTRAC BUCHU sfves health
H and yigor 10 the frame and blood 20 the pallid
cheek. Debility 10 accom- panied by many Warming
sympto and IL No treatment ssubmitted to, con.
spDpy pyios, insAnjty or epileptts 6ts sRsus. no
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III WIRE MANS
HI (from PhiladsIphfsl
.crSSEEIt SSEEItEBRATED LADIES, SHOES.
syivanfa and E street. .
large assortment Of Ladies' FashionabIs
BOOTS AND SHOES t@-r
Also, 0IdeY attended 70 .f-r ..v.
ssIS-om g. SOHON, Sole Agent
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~ TIVE RAPES, iIfs It
large supply Of very superior quality EAI
ISABELLA GRAPES, 7l.534 ~
Jsr sale at price that win come lower than any
ssl-st KING 4 HuRcHxLL,
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ADJUSTMENTS,

GROWERS NEW THEATRR,
Pennsylvsnia avenue, near Willardh Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER CO.........-.D Directors
LEONARD GROVER-.....C. d. HESS.
Doors open at quarter to seven; Curtain viii
'' UNoGAIfFiiiEp SUCCESS
and Fourth appea rance of the
GIFTED AND POPLAR ACTRESS,
MRS. ID. p. BOWERS.
Fourth appearance of the Youthful, Beautiful, and
Artistic Danseuse,
AUGUSTA.
THIS Thursday EVENING, Dec. "A, 1865,
Win be repeated the Great Sensational Play by
John Brou CHAM, Eco, entitled
LADY ATDLEYS SECRET,
with Mrs. Bowers as Lady Audley.
To conclude with q Pas Brilliant by AUGUSTA.
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTER
NOON.
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EDUCATIONAL.

1T. TIMOTHY'S HALL.-The duties OF this In
- stitution will be resumed on Sept. Is, 1888 For
tO1ns, Ae, catalogue aud circular at the prin-
opal bookstores Of this city, or address the prin-
eipL. x. PARSONS,
su9 Cstonsyille, Md.
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NO HUMBUGl
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~ CLARIFIED CIDEBH
:, Recei we'd thisday, per steamer Mayfower. from
New York, two hundred barrels CLARIFIED CT
DEB, which offer for sale in Quantities 10 suit
purchasers, at New York prices -. :. .-0--
RILEY A. sHINN,
"Union Bottling Depot 81 Green It,,
no 8-lm GEORGETOWN, D. O
cHATTIRED OORsTITUTIoNs re.tored hs
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DANEN a BACON, new scale flANo
IL FORTES.--Wareroon No. lJ5 GTandst,, net' hfoad
wAy full assortment OF these instruments. w'cA haso
been well known IN this nark. for more than thiy .s
con.tant, on hand Our facilities such enable n' 70
furnish Pianos at eTms aud price. ssisctoy &? puIob
Dr,eriptye Cirt9aJs sent b. mail stor.rs of Planes
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Ocean 5tedmere.
.DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
i THROUGH LINE
no


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
i THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS,
AND CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MAIL,
leave Pier No. A. North River foot OF Cana at u O'Clock
noon on ls 18th and 2 Of every month lexcept when
those dates fall Sunday aud then the preceding sagr
day) for ASPlNWALL, connecting Via Panama Railroad.
with OF the Compenys steamships from Panama for
SAN FRANCISCO, touching al ACAPULCO
DECEMBER.
lst-HENRY CHAUNCEY Cspt. GTay, connecting with
CONSTITUTION, Capt. Famswouh
llth-ATLANTIC Capt MauIy, connecting with GOLDEN
2l.t-SEWYoRRK. CAPT. Homer, connecting with COLO
Departures Of lit and 2st connect t Panama With steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those Of LIST touch At
THRoUGH PASSAGE RATES, IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin Second Cabin stesrs.e.
$3.50 $3.50 SID
discount of ONE FOURTH rom steamers rates allowed
10 secon.cabin and steerlge passengers with families
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each a1u baggage
uate accompany baggage through and attend 10 sqe' ac
Chi without male protectors Baggage received on nt
dock the day before sailing from steamboats, TaiEoaGs ahI
passeu gers who peier to send down early 49,,
An experienced Surgeon on board Medicines ana e''e
free -.
steamer will be placed the line Jan. 1906, TO rur
from NEW-ORLEANS to AsPINWALL, via HAY Ana;
For Passage Tickets further information, apply AZ ne
Companys Ticket Office, on the wharf i2ot OF Nansl
North River. r. %. BELLONsi AGENT
SPECIAL NOTICE.
RATES GREATLY REDUCED. 800
Net prices, through to San Francisco by steamer NJ"
Fir.t Cabn. Second Cabin steerage.
$500 $3.50 SIS
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fms.
1lle0ital.

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE-i0O pages,
wi 100 iIlusa'ions Pce 4 80 Contents tables mailed
nee Book sent by mail. postage paid on receipt OF uc
mice Adde'S d. h. Is. IOOTk No. l,lJJ Broadway,
New-YoIk
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Proposals.
QuARrERnAsIERs OFFICE No. n STATE 81,
NKw. YORK. Oct. 2, 1865. !
PROPOSALS for FORAGE and STRAW. -

Proposal. are invited by ID. undersigned for the delivery
al .0,d u.rchautahle TIMOTHY HAY and STRAW on
board of vessels It such wharf in Newiosh HATbor may
be- desiguatsd
The Hay and Straw be Ieclrely bed aud weigh two
tho1s.rd II OO0l pounds PEI tun. exclusive II wood
Proposals. nust state plainly tie quantity price, and time
u DE- livery. .
III. Iay and Straw viii be- inspected by Government In
suer,or and W.. ,hsd before being shipped
Pr8uo. viii aso be received TO deliver Hay and straw a.
Washington d. &. Richmond Va and Hilton Head, 5 C.,
sub Get e. the above requirements.
Bis will be accepted nom um. 10 tine 10 meet the re-
oIir,ul.nts u tho Government
Payments be made delivery as coon thereafter 81
funds for the purpose shall be received.
STEWART VAN VLlEr. Brevet Adit.Gen. &c.
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Ocean 6tcamcre.
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
BLACK STAR LINE,
composed o. the following ht Glaze steamhps g. sail every
saturday At O'Clock f,on Pier NJ. 10 North River foo. c!
Ccdlrst: - NJ,
MONTGOuERY..........tap Capt. Calvin ityder
MAHMlON................t apt. r H. warsaw
HUNTSVILLE Capt. ---
The steamship MARMlON viii leave Gu SATURDAY.
December l6, 1868
freight % passage having handsome aceommodaons
apply 10 . H. LONpE,;'i As'n' W ~ "1'''
For the present bis OF lading will BE- 'igneG On The wsii
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NEW EDITION-,jISI PDBLlSHED-
~ DR. LANNON'S MEDICAL and SURGICAL NOhk
on al d,es.es OF tie Pelvic Viscera Nervous Debty Piles
Ti.,ne Structure and Constitutional Affection Also con,
tsnng large number Of illustrating the subjects treated
pt t xnTk Sold or mailed any address by the Doctor
10 IA Broadwsy for 81 So or by L. Warner Publisher
~ ! Veseyst Treatment from 10 a. m 10 p. m.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OfNEN-JERSEY Z
~ Train, e,ve jersey City sor liemont at95 g. ~ ~
as. 500 .. ihe 1913 aui 40 run to hon'ey' va 4'
d.y only for pirrnout % 5.i5 a. IN. .,.
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STEINWAY & SONS,
WAREROOMs. Nos. II 4 - EAST FOURTEENTH 81
Between Unonsquare aud irynsplace, Ne"-lois
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FORTUNES SOUTH.

Such chances 70 se money were before are now
South We give ~ all occupations informal in
Ao,s and udsrc they certainly make fortunes All In
qlifies must iurlose Z Tor expenses and address
SOUTHERN MERCANTILE AGENCY,
Box No 80, Savannah, Ga
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mi CONFESSIONS AID EXPERlENCE

1IyUE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
/ OF AN INVALID. -
Pub.hsd for The benefit and 0AUii9 9s ill., pv.s
ntsv ~ Manhood &c. supplying at the same time IHk
MrAss oT CuEE BY one who has G@sa 'S Sd. s
single copies may be had y the author
ao'fs''oo o"'0F" NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, n y.
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I OYG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Traina leave
,10PPTS AND ESSEX RAILROAD con-.


II C,o 81 Tor aaJ..s'.. for iHuADgIPHiA iolnd ll;s
a. M. Z "a AM p. IN and Y Midnight 'or bM1iNohs
- W.suryoroS q BaHl 1850 r., =. ~, Grd lymF
nit, Miiary Tickes not receivable N Ia o. M uSp
ter other particulars see bills AZ o.hces.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.
W THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC ClMrANY'S
NEW LINE )F FRS rCLhSi MAIL Steamship
ITTNEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE, CALLING Ar
a. ars, splendid rs,r, on hi, fayoi.s route for the
Continent air ire 70 lowing;
NAsiilNGION ......l,lN tuns......9 90 horse power
LAfAiETIE...,.....i.-ti iuas......9n horse power
EUROPE ...,.......J 200 iuDs...... sJGhoFsr powrE
NAPOLEON 100 power
81. LAURENr.."... iBDiidmg).. power.
tREiRE...........lBr fdinel .........Grrat pow~r
VILE DE- PARiS.... Bui ding Hr-at poweE
DLPARfl RES FROM NEW.lORK.
Pier No 80 h. River.
EUROPE. \ nnch-sue. ,
WASulNOTON. NJ. suruont. FIR DAY...........seb.
Cgr,ving only Cabin PaHesger,.
PRICE % PASSAGE. - GJLD
FRsr CABIN, Sl35 SycoID CABIN, ESQ
Including table. zine flr either c;...
with Firoad conpon-kcts rud their baesigs checked 20
s St all additional charge Of 81 lor st I'D - for second
class.
Medic. attendance fee Of ehryg.
boE iIlheT niormaiion spply to -
GEO MACK ESLIE. Agent. No Brosdwsy.
Ii yeore On Ish Dee 10 OH'e', No. oS b'oidnav)
Az rs,i, n Eoulevsrd drs Csppcines iOfsnd hoeih
AtHsvre. WM. lSELiN co.
DASSACE TO AND FROM GREAT
VI BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
ny STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
AT REDUCED RATES.
throughout England Ireland Scotland and
Wales.
s'' pA'''''"' TAPscOTT. BROTHERS Coz
No. " sou.hsk
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECf.-The new
Il first las, steamship FUNG ShUEf Cart j. ~ MI
ORR ~, vii leave fier No. 3. N. H. Oh NEONESDAi'
Doe -, a. D. sco -,
passagr with accommodation, unsurpassed, $CO Apply
10 H. 4. CROMWELL 4 Co. No. 80 Ncst-st. . -
TIE STAR DF THE UNION follows on saturday DEC %
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR RIO
~ DT JANEIRO. calling Al 81 THOMAS. PARA, FER
EAMBllCU and fAiilA every irie -,
Tn, United SIes md Guzi Mail steamship Company VIII
,et resuIsrv on the 2tr # each month"; al o'clock p.
M non r,r No. s. North Rker one Of tn,if 10" lFezs'
Steam sir. Tbs
HAVAEA..............MR n. GREENE, Commander,
VIII Lave
On FRIDAY. the % l. OF December.
i-r,el Surgeon + nitarird 90 zach steamship
All l.ft. Z. must PISS through the Pos; Ohles.
I,f.,. lais of heavy frtislt at low rates.
tcr lfls' or passage lnply 70 . -
TH0iiAs ASE.!CiO Co.. No II Broadway.
NOR GALVESTON TEXAS-The splendid,
Il f,- ssiaug. sdc.uhcol Steamship LILLIAN, Cupt. =,
VII r i've cargo Ter so. - Mr.. foot Of IrdaIs sud sal
on WsIn.sdiy. Dec o. 1865. havlng capacity only for the
bill o. SEQ 0Bls Asl he ls Apply 20 i. LOW DEN, As
no. a Nul-sl.
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TOR MOBILE.
L The strictly hr,t-cla's steamship
PERI T,
n 0oo TINS bqret) T. A. Delaney Master viii leave Pier
No North River, on III kSDAf, Dec. ~. AZ ?. III.
(!oes 20 town with cargo and insured at lowest rates.
FOR freight passage, having t.t class scc9nr9lsnoh''
appiyIo hL",nS ~ - 0rJ,,v
E,,.,t, r,e.lv.d OIL Friday morning.
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NOR SAVANNAH DIRECT-From Pier No.
Il North River . ...
EMPIRE sIDE.WIIEEL LINE.
The frcass steamship SAN SALVADOR, Joshua Atkins.
Commander Of the Atlantic Mail Steamship Companys new
line will leave for Savannah direct SATURDAY, Dec 10
al 3 O'Clock p m. precisely. ----..... .....
Freight AIKEN for AUGUSTA DARIEN DOCrORTOWN.
and TOWNSVILLE, Georgia and through bills Of adine
issued therefor.
For freight or passage having splendid accommodations sp
ply 10 GARRISON ALLEN, Agents
No Bowling Green.
Agent at Savannah, b. II. HARDEE.
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s4O-rIRsT CABIN PASSAGE!

III. well known aud popular steamer MAIANLASi Lelse
gang Commander will ssil SATURDAY, Dec. 10. lhToggi
bills II adng issued tor al points the Mississippi and ONO
River. In with tue Atlantic and Mississippi steam
.hr 90 Of ST. Louis For freight passage apply 20 GAh
RlSONl ALLEN Asent. No. s Bowling Green.or j. EAGER
CO.. sens Of the A. aud NJ ;. Co. Of ST. Louis No. u
Broadst. ". Y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

"A iNoCLaaA1lON.
WHEREAS, BY the proclamation of t1f,
President of the 1th day of April last, Ger
tam ports of the United States therein spe
Gifted, which had previously been subject to
blockade were for objects of the public
safety, declared, in conformity with prcvi-
Gus special legislation of Congress, to he
closed against foreign commerce during tic
national will to be thereafter expressed ind
make known by the President;
And Whereas, Events and circumstances
have since occurred wricih in my Judge.
nent render it expedi.nt to remove that
estriction, except AS to the ports of Calves.
on, Lasallc, Brazos de Lantiago, Point lsa.
,cl and Brownsville, in the State of Texas;
Non, therefore, be 10 kaonn that |, Andrew
Johnson, President of the United States, do
hereby declare that the ports aforesaid not
Xceptcd as above, shall be open to foreign
nmmcrce from and after the first day of
'uly; that commercial Intercourse with the
AID ports may from that time DE carried
n, subject to the laws OF the United States
nd mpursuancc of the regulations as may
'c prescribed by the Secretary of the Trea-
ury. II, however, any vesse! from for.
Ign port shall enter any of the before nam.
q excepted ports in the State of Texas she
vii contihtc rc he held liable to the penal.
les prescribed by tho act of Congress, ap-
,roved on the 18th day Of July, 1861, and
he persons on board of her to such penal
'es as may be incurred, pursuant to the laws
war for trading or attempting to trade
Gith the enemy.
And |, Andrew johnson, President of the
lnited States do hereby declare and make
nown that the United States of America
10 hcncetorth disallow all persons trading,
attempting to trade, in any ports of the
.'nited States, in violation of the laws there
y all pretence of belligercnt rights and
aFf3$es and give notice that from the
ate OF Ills proclamation all such offenders
Ill bc held and dealt with as pirates.
1t ls also ordered that altcstrictions upon
rade heretofore imposed in the territory of
nc United States, east of the Mississippi
lVer, save those relating to contraband of
ar. to the reservation Of the rights of the
nitcd States, to property purchased in the
'rritory of an enemy, and to twentv.fi
er cent. upon the purchases of cotton, are
!movcd.
All provisions Of the Internal revenue law
Ill L~ carried INTO effect under the proper
iiice1s.
d" 8. In wftRcss whereof have hercunto
act my hand, and carsed the seal of the
United States to he affixed. Done at the
city of Washington, this, the twenty.scc.
"nd day of May, in the year ef Cgr Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
five, anr of the independence of the Uni
ted States Of America the eighty ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY order of the President:
w. HUNTER,
Assistant Secretary of War.
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THE END OF THE WAR.
.seE Davis nnd his Companions
Transferred TO md nmpri-
soncI in Fortress
Monroe.
FoRTRTss MONROE, May 90.

FoRTRTss MONROE, May %.
At o'clock this afternoon the steamer
Silas o. Pierce left the Baltim'ore wharf at
\ this place, with Brevet MajGr Gen. Miles,
ACCOMPANIED by other officers 6fprofnincTce,
an6 proceeded Immediately to the steamer
| VIM. F. Clyde, laying at anchor in the
strehn1, wftii 'sefferson Davis and the re.
| hlaindtr of the rebel party on board. An
hour perhaps sufficient to give the depart
ing rebels time to take long farewell of
friends and dear ones, was awarded to
them.
The harbor, which usually is crowded
with ali kinds and classes of vessels, to-day
looked almost deserted, Scarcely q dozen
sal of vessels could be counted, and even
they seemed dull and listiess.
Colonel Roberts, commander of the Fort
rcss, in order to conduct the transferment
rs unostcntatiously as possible, very early
in the morning stationed guards in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the casemates, wherein
are the cells intended for the incarceration
of the prisoners, and also along the yatious
paths and routes they would be obliged to
traverse while en- route to the fortress
In few moments after the Pierce reach
ed the wharf the prisoners began to land:
such were the arrangements strictly enforced
by the military authorities that no person
was allowed to approach the wharf where
the prisoners landed except at distance of
over five hundred yards. AS the prisoners
marched up the wharf, proceeded 10y guard
of their captors of the Michigan Cavalry,
the TALL spare from of jeff. Davis, dressed
in gray cloths, and wearing light felt hat,
could be easily discerned. AS soon as the
prisoners were all ashore they were marched
up along the beach to the saily-port of the
water battery in the rear ol the Fortress,
and thence to the cell in the second tier Of
case-mates.
Clement c. Clay accompanied Jefferson Da-
Wis inside the Fortress, aDd also 1t Is sup
posed, the larger portion OF his personal
staff Mrs Davis, and her four children, her
brother and sister, and the wife of Clement
G. Clay, remain on board the steamer Clyde,
and il is thought will he sent South this
evening, as orders have been issued by the
War Department prohibiting them from
going North. l'ire parting between jeff.
Davis and his family IS described to have
been of an extremely alfectis+g nature, dur
ing which the feelings Of the orcc ambitious
and desperate rebel leader were completely
overcome.
Stringent orders, respecting visiting the
fortress. have been issued, ana All civilians
are prohibited from entering it unless duly
provided with pass from Major Gen. Hal
leck.
WAsHINGToN May 23.--OIIicial intelli-
gnnce has been received of the surrender of
st. Mark 6 and Tallahassee Florida, to our
forces, and also of the rebel steamer Spray.
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ES'PEsSsYLvANIA REGIMENTS TO DE MISTER
u oUr.-The following Pennsylvania regiments be-
ngng to the Army of the Potomac, took part in the
and review at Washington, and will be mustered
It of service upon their arrival in thi, State.
CAvALRr-Ist, "a, 9th, 18th and goth regiments
IsrAsrRr-Ninth Corps.-ioth, 47th, 4stb, 5Oth
ct, Tooth, 2OOth, 2O7h, 2oSth, 20oth and q llth re-
.ments.
Fifth Corps-llth, 56th, SD, ssth, 9lst, lo7th
'7th llsth, l2lst, lad, l55h, lsOth, l9ls, lsStt
I'd 2l0th regiments.
Second Corps.-3lst SD, 57th, 6atb, Goth, lO5th
9th, Il0th Il6th 1ioth, l4lst, li5th, l4sth, 1885
I'd ls4th regiments.
Total Pennsylvania regiments from Army Of Poto
,ae.-Infantry, Al; Csvary,o.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

EYI. o, oY o F.-The annual Session Of the
rand Lodge Of Pennsylvania, commenced on Tues.
ay week, in Philadelphia The election for officers
serve the ensuing year resulted as follows NJ. W.
rand Master John NJ. Crosapd, Of No. So, of Potts
ils; X. W. D. Grand Master, George Fling, Of No.
D, Germantown; r. W. Grand Warden, Richard
7atsOn, of No 1913, Doylestown (; R. W. Grand Sc
'sisry, William Curtis, Of No. Is, Philadelphia
:. W. Grand Treasurer, NJ. Richards Muckle, of No.
8, Philadelphia; r. W. Grand Rep. G. L. U. s..
Alexander SimsOn. Of No lilo, Philadelphia.
s. B. BOYER, Esq. Of this place. was elected Dis.
let Deputy Grand Master, for Northu unssrlari dis.
sst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

~ Bradford, the young sprig ofchivalry, who was
rested in this place a few days since for disoyal
prcssions and made to take the oath of allegiance
since left town. The atmosphere of Sunbury /.
wholesome for rcbes.-Sambmry Gazette.
lg-There are few more of the above stripe,
ishbor John, though not quite bold since sol
ors wound up the Southern Confedcracy,' who
think, it would be we'll enough to administer the
tn Of allegiance to.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

rY'We are requested to state, that the fraternity
Free Masons will have parade, in this place, on
!ursday next, Thanks-g giving day sermon will be
.livered to them in the German Reformed Church,
the Rev. W. Crcmcr, and an address by the Hon
Jordan. Lodge, from other places will be repre-
pteI