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ARMY BULLETIN.
oRDYRED.

Brevet Major George f. Henry, Veteran Reserve corps
to report TO Major General Howard for duty in tho
Freedmen's Bureau.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Orders have been issued TO have many OF the fot
fcations around Chattanooga vicksburg Memphis and
other points in the Southwest DO dispensed WITH
dismantled and broken up.
MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF RECRUITS FOR THE
REGULAR ARMY.
GENERAL oRpERs-No 20.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJr GEs. g OFFICE,
WAsmNGToS, May 0, 1869. !
register OF the medical examination OF recruits VIII
hereafter be kept by tho at each recruiting sta
ton and depot report Of recruits examined during
the preceding month will be transmitted tho rs day
OF each month TO the Surgeon General u g. A. who will
furnish blanks for the purpose, "a well as the blank
regi ters OF medical examination Of recruits When the
registers filed they will bc transmitted without de-
lay TO tho surgeon General and all records oregsers OF
the medical examination OF recruits which may be
file at any recruiting station depot will also be for
warded to him tho form Of register s
received.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War.
+. d. TOWNSEND Asst Adi't General.
MILITARY DISTRICTS TO RE ABOLISHED.
Lieut. Gen Grant lnsiru cted the Military Depart
ment Commanders TO abolish the districts under their
command rapidly as circumstances will permit In
he has recommended tho conversion Of tho
district into military post.
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News from New Orleans

DR. GwIN STILL ~ CUsToDY-HH DECLINES TO
TAKE THE oATn-rHE PEOPLE INDIGNANT AT
THE LEvEI BUILDERS.
Nsw ORLEANS May IL, 1858.
The release Of Dr. Gwn Is doubtful He hesitates to
take the oath and says he intended to violate his
allegiance
The people very indignant at the breaking Of the
new crevasscs The Mississippi is flowing through them
IN Hoods
Cotton sitter. Sales 1900 bales Low mddhng 32c. n
33c Receipts 225 baes Weeks receipts g. 100 against
sss last week. Weeks exports 1865 stock l5i 369
Gold 100 Sterling exchange al. New York exchange
u premium. FTelghts to New York nominal at 81 per
bale; 10 Liverpool o led. "a.
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News from the Pacific Coast.

San FRANClstO Nay TO, IStB
Tho steamer Const,uton sailed to day for Panama
with f39s AIS in treasure, Of which 1885 $40 IL for
New York.
There sold yesterday CSC, 900 pounds of sugar,
refining grade at ssG
Reports Indicate that The crop OF cereals Will exceed
that OF any former year.
The contract giving the sole agency Of the New Al.
MAIDEN, New India and Lake Quicksilver mines to one
firm caused advance in the price Of quicksilver to
Csc. for export and 75c for local consumption.
Mining s,ocks-Crown Point, 1880 Bocher. 1927
Ophr, $3.50; Yellow Jacket, $7l2; Cholar, 1922
Savage, 500; Imperial <l2G.
San FnAscisco May IL, 1860.
The steamer oregon, from Victoria, arrived, bringing
iI1 800 in treasure
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i"""s'S'
AZ eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Major General
Howard was exneetea 20 asdress IN. children 81 The
- -. =,
fNe rohs house u INDUSTRY pu' Is ne haa an appoint
ment about that time with the directors Of the Freed
mons Savings pant he as unabe q, arrive hefore b,lf
!,
past Twelve r. d. A. ne entered the nan o. inc ach""'
In company with Mr. WIN. A. Booth, President OF tho
Merchants y,rh,,ye p.pt and mia 40, NJ W., r
= ~ 80 -
booth' the pupils gave three cheerS "enefa' howard
was dressed IN uniform The three gentlemen occupied
ss.,. ,,ov,,.a a., thar, I'm from, ~, a.. cbua,.n ,oc,
800 " $500 " " 80 ~
SINGING 'ood ana our Natve lana and being etamnsn
IN figures and geogspby the 'enera addressed thcin -
follows thanked them Tor the warm RECEIPT on they
gave him ne was glad ne came ne would remember
them sna uey must remember MIN ne asked tnem
VIVA. nag Was The pupils answered, "a banner, an
emoiem our nag was ,he stAIs ana r'ripes an en-
Diem 81 the Iniied states o. America bsd men at
tempted 70 break this country W and destroy That rhs
and Tor the protection o. tbs has and country he had
besn soldier Tour years and had fought 70 Uphold then
fou VII remember me- We one armed soldier VINO al.
dressed you, won't youf Yes SIR yes, Sr, was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12
To-Day's Anniversaries.

There will be meeting OF the Sabbath and public
school children at two o'clock this afternoon at the
Cooper Institute, for the purpose Of celebrating tho
second anniversary OF the American Temperance Alliance
The Tammany Society hold their annual election OF
officers at Tammany Hall this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12
From Hon, Er-Governor Pennington

Newark N j. las Speaker of the House OF Representa-.
tves AT wasiDston' have nssd, cleaner Of the
teeth preparation made by Mr r. VAN BrSkIRK Of this
city called soZOnDNT al aeye found II very beneficial
II has good effect upon the tecth and purHes the breath
The character OF Mr. Van Bu-kr chemist guarantee
OF al articles bearing his name
Beware OF limitations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

, rsnsan Badges Supplied by A. Dsaa.
RKsT. EnSravcr. ls5 Broadway
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Dr. Harrison's Pcristaltic Loxenges are
siA Sold everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

FLORENCE Lock stitch Sewing Ma
cninsessS.best "a NE world FLORENCE SEWING Mn
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A.-Ksugsroo and sesiskin Boots and
shoes -Rangtroo Boots, srce. imported only By
LORiN BROOKS SONS, AZ broadway, corner Howard
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints anA
war.
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STA aud weakness ~ undermine body aud mind IL
hks plnving with ire IN powder house Danish them
with he unaTproachabe ncrvinc tonic and regulator
BIOkRESE. rssd by the dsbi.acf everywhere Sold ~
all druggists. u per bottle. Depot - Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

0snia, 5l3 Broadway, Ushers sn enc
spring with brilliant display ~ entirely new aad
dazzling styles oil 5lk aud Cassers Hats for sehsneu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

Cedar Camphor.-Cedsr CAmphor 70
sM99n& 70 insect ife All druggists sell II. HARRIS .
o4AFaAN, makers Boston,
DO NOT delay. Now "a The tme = dol
HARRIS CHAPMAN.
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All Linen shirts. 81 40. sea IsIa nd
Shirts o. Linen Collars, o.. No. Park row, opposit,
Actor nnu.e.
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Thirtiesh Annivsrssry OF trio New York
1nssisutfoa for the BIina.

Tho ihirteth snnIvssAy Of the No~ Yort rns,isilon
Tor The Blind took pisoe LAST evening" Al irving Hall The
hooss We esovdsl over hnnhrsd vsesoas bstnS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

A. Vincent WalIace's Mo.Ic 10 the Ear;
polished PAan marble n the touch; the morning
v The sight PESSEY- exquisite Perfume Of the
ECYPrfAS Lotus 20 the smell.
WHITMAN LoyEJOY sole agents a. Barclay st.
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Browns "vermiTuse Commits

WORN LozESGRs, contain form Of mercury. 10
which many remedies their ercscy. Ths ng.s
well calculated FOR ID. purposes her intended
accomplish, having b.sh used with by ,rnnsn,
meairal men 10 Eur0pe
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
KLIAH HOwR. Jr. President. No 6s9 broadway Agents
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-, ss;s z. ss;s .. nsi r.. Pa; an m
nsoyx fsSs0ft q barclay street
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TeThe cembin.sion ri Ingrsda
suok e give The bes, possible effect Win satoy ThR
rochss as.d always With good success and vfieY
known = the remedy for Coughs Gods Throat DID
aAssA and ASthmAtio troubles.
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h.-Bradiey's Duples Empress Trail
skuts now Al The rags.-Baitm0re Transcript.
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DuH Mtller's Hair Dye, Lsrgs sfre, -
os1lA Ssek Sr brown sod By dfussisa bspo. 50 DeyE
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Abr. Gutmann's Marble Baths,
TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS
g Easi Fourth street near Broadway.
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Hflls Hair Dye, soc. BLACK or Broww,
instantaneous beat ebcapest DEPOT 20 John street sole
b. all druggists
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A.-Bradiey's Dupicr Elliptic skirts
the very best IN Nashn Constitutional Union.
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..1aAfsU.-pouss q soK, MSSfsSn did,
HAnufhinrsrs, oe nTQadway near Fourth tlrest Pipsf
oVt 70 Vfdsr, sosd and repaired
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Cholera,
TyPnUs AND TYPHOID TEvERs
THEIR causRs CHEMICALLY DESTROYED
BY TIP usR oY DfsIsFECrASTs.
PREPARED ny THE
Npw ynpR nfafxrpfaTkNT COMPANY

u necessary Tor ha saf-ty % ~ pubilc heAth
powerful ard certain fisinfasns sh0uh - usef in Al
chambers Finssts pfivss arka unnsls nurserisH
sk cutters and wherever te lsasi oTsnsiye mel
possibly sfist
Ass-veral andnlhsf = rsra tav~ arpssfsd n his
ard iyUbuN aud tvftra fffers Alnusf SANITY
prevail ~ 81 dernsd sfrieas f~cnrasud iAs
EvrRY Horsg snorLp NAVE DR. coCRrARETs
fItID
EyFpY ROOM OUGHT 10 HAVE ~
IytHy PrR9DN stsr HtNt 4tFFfY OF 1T
EyynY STABLE should ~ ci.EAsSED WIN fr
HAfiRO ADS piGuT 10 fAhMf ~
STEAMSHIPS AM sitipT sr~T CARRY "
HOSPITALS ann PRISONS srrI EAfu ASSIST ~
kELPlxg away rHFsE DREADFUL DisBAsEs ~
Df. cornrsRErs pisiSFFcrAsrs.
u 4 nps hrne usfA - M SANITARY fuLlgt s4f
sIAtksgEkH uu1~r lbs dlfectsn y "a BOARD 80
HEALTH ~ THIS CIR
W VI LEID BY rilE BOARD or rDtCArfON ~ ALL
fHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
~, ~ q t.ED ~ rHg BOARD oF CHARITIES AID
It's bsiss used ~ ef sas az a ..s.ns.ips
We ~ C~daf ssYess.
Gsnsf ans srle Arsr. for shs rn.a atss ssf csn.ss
" hon AL orders shYalf - sNdfest~i.
fN sale " az drusrss srd rsssf fsaisrs Ia ks Unsf
States ara "a sdan1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

FRECKLE LOTION D,scoioraton', called moth patches
aud freckies cfrciray removed by Forys reie
brsied Lotion. Prepared bs Or. g. PERRY. Derma0io.
g 10 Bond New York Sold by all drngiats New
Freckie Lotion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

A.-Thc Duplex Elliptic IL so Great nm
iupTOF that ntsr SYKES last falling fsse
New York Commercial Aryertirer
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rnE NV orERA norsr, rARrs.

Strange rumors are abroad concerning the vast new
building staring down the Rue dc Ia PAR, which IL 10 be
Grand Opera Of Paris and 20 be ready Tor the musical
pageant Of 1867 II absolutely stated that the
vastness b thrown away corridors entrances. stair
cases. &C, and that the edince only accommodate
smaller number OF spectators than the existing orem
house. that considering the notoriOue dincnliy OF
feeding the repertory and the immense advance of We
snlariss CLAIMED by the singers the establishment eau
onlv be conduct~d 81 q certa,n Iu~A
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A.-Tne CcI.hrat,d Duplc, El

A.-Of the General Merits OF the Dupie n
ELLFfic SKIRTS OF other claimants TO the ladies'
favor i is useless 10 sp"ak.-Frnnk LosleA Magazine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

A.-A.-Dr. Lnngworthy's View Prem 4 m
TRtSS-easicst in use bach pressure. makes FINAL
cure HELNHOIDiE, Jgf Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

Ladies', II You Wish Bcautirul H~ots
and Shoes patroniy. the old s,nri.
MILLER 4 co, 81 Canal street.
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kiIs upon touch. cufis them ~ Gre does leaf a
remains Of permanent effect Try H. and sleep ia pea
soid BY all i've druggists.
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Important Ia Mothrrs.-Mrs. Winslow'Q
SOOTHING aYHuP for all diseases with which chir.a
afflicted IL safe and certain remedy aays all paA
softens the reduces Inflammation. V regulate The
bowels and cures Wind collie Depend H. mo,h-r- u
win relieve the little sufferer Immediately Perfectly safe Id
all cas0a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-12

Ridsewooa Di.inrcsing Powder

Royal Havana I.ottery.-prises Paid
gold. Information furnished fhr highc. rate. paid fss
doubloons and all EinA- Of sofa and silver
TAYLOR a CO. Bankrfs 10 Wall street Y. Y.
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Knox,s Spring style OF Hat.-K ~

AmOx'o Spriug Stybe OF bots.bA non F~rS
stats In his old habit Of producing each tho hsnf
somcst Hat manufactured much 70 the ehagrn ~ hts
business rivals and the dclgh Ut tho public All who want
bocomnR fabric at reasonable price naturally se-k
KNOBS cstAblishment No i5l Fulton two Soors
from BrosdwRy, and Ne. lti broaiway
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Btoddard's Cholera specific,
preventive ant cure Tor cholera Cholera aorbas
D,arrhsna, Dysanicry summer Complaints Palm. In the
nscha and la A
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Marriage and Ceiibaey, an Essay oe
Warning Instruction Young men. AlsD Diseases
Abuses which the vital powers with Il
relief Sent frse OF ehaTg sealed letter envelopes Adl
Philadelphia. Pa
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A.-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Tor Dou.
hei SPRING SKIRT l. wanted ~ every LADY In The
LAND, aud SHE Will, HAVE ir They Will not BESD
BREAK, lac the single springs They the HIST aud
CHEAPEST. the most ~ ftt RE and ECONOMICAL aud
the most GRACEFUL and ELEGANT SKIRT ever made,
The latest novelty j. The "DlFLEN EMPKFSS TRAIL. y
ITS ADMIRED NY ALL and WANTED by EVERYBODY.
Al WHOLESALE b7 the exclusive manu- acturrr~,
WkST~, BRADLEY CARY. " Chambers and ~ and ~
k.ae New York Also OF Wholesale by the pin
apal JoBBERs Ia tho United States
A.-The Celebrated Dupiev Elliptic
SKIRTS preferred ~ the ladies al others and they
very superior arcc.-C0dey's Lady's Book April.
A.-Of the General Merits OF the DupieS
ELLfPffc SKIRTS al other claimants TO the ladies'
favor u is useless 10 sp"ak-Frnnk Lesle'A Magazine
A.-The Duplex Elliptic IL so Great an
efueNt that other SYKES last falling into isse
New York Commercial Aryertlfer
A.-Bradiey's Dupicr Elliptic skirts
the very best Ia Nsshu Constitutional Union.
A.-Brad1ey's Duples Empress Trail
skrts now al The rags-Ba,imore Transcript
All Linen shirts. 81 7J. sea Island
shirts o., Linen Collars o. No. Park row, opposite
Astor House,
A. Vincent waiIace's Mo.Ic 10 the Ear;
"a, he
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sToDDAgD aBuRroS. Proptl.,or,, Troy. n =.
Sold by all druggist.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-04-06
The Presidential Mansion.

The debates in Congress establishes
the undisputed fact that during the occu.
pancy of the Presidents House by MI
Lincoln and his family, that establish
ment was literally denuded of its furni.
ture aud other valuables. When Mr..
Van Buren, was President, he purchased
some gold spoons for the mansion, and
this became subject of severe reprcach
during the ensuing contest for the
Presidency. One member of Congress,
Mr.. Ogle, of this State, devoted nearly 0
whole speech to the subject. He was
ever aftorward known by the sobriquet Of
"Spooney Ogle,' and he is supposed to
have died from modification at the ridi-
Guile heaped upon him 10 consequence Of
it. Recently Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens was
making speech on the subject, when he
was interrupted by Mr.. Niolack, Of In
diana, with the inquiry whather the sto.
len spoons were the same that had been
spoken of by Mr.. Ogle in 1910? Mr..
Stevens replied (:
eyes they are the same. They were
the gold spoons which were purchased, I
think, by Mr.. Van Buren,, at great ex-
pense, and l may say that out of large
number Of spoons, forks and knives, which
were very valuable, but one or two would
be left out of two dozen, and all that has
been done to furnish samples to the per.
sons in New York who furnish these
things, and they are being replaced, mol
to the extent that Mr.. Van Buren, had
but as nearly as the present humble and
economical President deems necessary
| can say to the committee that nothing
more is asked by the President and bis
family than is absolutely necessary to
make the house decent
"They left a sample or two, because
they did not want to make them get an
entirely different set. l have understood
that some of those things are-,oeU 1t is
no matter aohere they are.
During the succeeding debate it was
stated that many of the articles had been
sold in Washington and New York, and
that the persons who had sold them were
known. AS there is a "lady" and a
grave in the case there will probably be
no further action.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-04-06
From the Albany Nv. ~ Times.
Extraordinary Double Apparition of
Living Persons.

Some two weeks since, a young lady Of
this city, whose father is engaged in mer.
camille business in this city, awoke from
a sleep, feeling distressed and alarmed
from the effects of an unpleasant dream
The gas light was burning but had been
turned down to the closest point, thus
making dim light in the room and rem.
dering portions of it almost dark. Soon
after awakening, the young lady's atten.
ton was attracted by the well-deined fig
ure of lady of her acquaintance moving
from the door, some ten feet from the foot Of
her bed toward it, Impulsively she call
ed the figure by name, on the instant for.
getting the improbability of the friend
being in the house, and the fact that she
was not resident Of the city but resi-
ded in St. Louis. Soon, however, all this
required to her and the figure already
reared the now alarmed girl. The form
and features were perfect aud distinct, the
expression one Of cheering greeting and as
it approached closer and closer to her
side it became DINNER and DINNER, and
finally disappeared entirely, when it had
advanced to about half the length of the
bed. The nervousness induced by the in.
cident, naturally enough induced the young
lady to arouse the family, who ascribod the
matter to exciting imagiAings. But there
is singular sequel. She had forebodings
despite all that was said to calm them,
and the next day wrote to her friend de.
failing the incident. An answer was
promptly received, announcing the good
health of the writer, and the fact that on
the same night and at the same
hour, she had been visited in. pre-
cisely the same manner by the SEM
blance of her friend in Albany, and been
alarmed thereby, lest it was the forerun-
ner of evil. The mutual revelation was
a relief to both. The circumstance, we
think, has few, if any parallels, and can
partially be ascribed to the love the two
girls have for each other, and of active
nervous temperaments. But as to an
entirely satisfactory explanation of it,
none can be given.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-04-06
VOL. X.---NO. -.
Startling Sensation,

A mechanic in Indianapolis, Ind, by
the name of Orrin Elder, went to Califor-
mia in 1858, leaving u wife and two girls
at home. Upon arriving at California, he
went to Shasta city, and, after having
mined year or so, became engaged in
gambling, and was, sometime in the fall
of 1860, killed in o drunken brawl in
that place by chum, one George Edi-
colt, since which time his memory and
name had almost faded out of remem-
brance of his acquaintance here. His
wife, deserted by her husband, reduced
to the most squalid poverty, for three
years has made living at the wash
tub. ~. j. 5000"
Last week Thursday her youngest
daughter, Janet, died, and few friends
gathered in to watch the corpse. During
the evening, when every mode of entrance
was closed, the watchers were startled BY
the appearance among them of Elder him.
self, in his palpable, earthly form. He
walked to the coffin, placed bag upon
it and disappeared The bag was opened
and in it were discovered 1910 and
scrap of paper on which was written,
PROSTITUTION at last, Mary" The above
facts are given by one of the watchers, and
substantiated by all the rest. .1