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For Sale.

THE fine lot of Land ON Spring. near High street
L known as the Boyd lot, containing about 10, 900
feet also about Brick aud 200 perch of Stone
Said lot will be sold with without the material.
FOR further particulars enquire. OF JOHN q. Toll
FORD, or CHARLES SAGER. mchlIdtf
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For Sale or to Lease,

TINHE new block on the eastern side of Cross street
i suitable for Stores, Offices Mechanics Shops,
VIII be sold separate if desired. For particulars in
quire of = f- j. L. PROCirI r.
April % diff t = = &
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tLATE OF THE INTERNAL. REVENUE BUREAU,
WASHINGTON.) NHaN- "
0ounsellor-at-Law and Internal Revenue
Solicitor, ..Ins-
No. ~, State ST., Boston.

Ms Il. PRESCOTrS long experience in the Inter
AVE- nal Revenue Bureau, in the "Division OF
trands," having charge of all cases of violation OF
the Revenue Laws, his familiarity with Department
tai practice and his acquaintance with the Revenue
Officers throughout the country will enable him to
be peculiarly successful in making speciality of ali
matters pertaining to the Revenue Laws. He will
ing and for the recovery of penalties paid by way OF
compromise He will advise parties as to the man
ner OF making returns in accordance with law or as
TO obtaining decisions from the Department at
Washington, and will defend in OF alleged vo-
ation OF the law in regard to taxes penalties OF GRIM
ind offences rs u tIT5Flf'EIl
MIR. Prescott will practice before the various De-
partments at Washington, the Supreme Court of the
U. s., and the Court OF Claims sttN'
For the speedy transaction OF business, Counsel OF
high standing, residing in New York, ST. Louis Gins
cnnati and Washington, are associated with him y
an2Seod3m
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Provisions.
Mess Beet,
Chicago. 20 90 @e2 90
Ex Mess. "a 90 (d25 90
Pork, lis
ExtraClear M21 90
Clear. 80. .2s 90 Qt3O 90
Mess. .25 90 a26 90
Prime. -. 20 90 Sy21 90
HAMS. 49,. 16AO 1Gl
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FOR SALE.

fksA two story house Sawyer street, Ferry
H;,.I village, finished throughout convenient fol
-Zesktwo families, and has been built about two
years. -N
For particulars inquire at the store of
A. V. 81 X. NJ. COLE.
Possession given list of MAY. April 90 tt
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For Sale.

TIME fine large lot at the corner of Pleasant and
y Centre Streets. said lot has front on Pleasant
Stree. Of e13 teet and extending back on Centre
Street 10 ieet Drains laid in cement connect the
cellars on the premises with the common sewers and
aneyer falling well supplies excellent water The
lot viii be sold. with the brick and stone thereon
ana gas pipng IN cellars. As lot, it holds
out great Inducements to any one desiring a capital
localion lor stores or shops Terms iavorab e. APP
ply to HIP DEANE
..,,o no Clapp's Block, Congress Street
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q ..I. Board. 4
4 GENTLEMAN and Wife or two Gentlemen can
"A obtain pleasant rooms and board at 49, Dantorth
street. tT tt AsE apr27d1w.
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CasK. $40. .. D % lW
Naval Stores.
Tar W bril-. a 90 "a 4 80
Pitch &c. TarI3 % az u.
vii. Pitch :. % 30 q 6 90
R0sin ......7 90 a - 90
Turpentine gals7 "a 92
Oakum. Z
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
PORTLAND THEATRE.

Lessces g. Proprieiors, smith, III ahiey a. Co
WEDNESDAY Evening, May isi, tie
Z. ,..sp.nlance will commence with the Drama OF
,hn ~. ,, fsp. DIVERSION To conclude with
'iie farce oil . seeiag I.inaiey.o
se,is ~ OF PRlcEs.-Admission so cts Reserved
oelts 20 cts. Gallery IS cts :
doors Doors open at u O'clock. Performance TO COM
mence at eight. ''ia"'o 70 80
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E6EF H. %.gE ss
LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache.
Cholera Morbus &C., where a warming. genial slim
ulant is required Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for cui-
nary purposes. Sold everywhere at 80 cents per bot
tie. - a'n.' @ ~
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
l II June Ii. Extraordinarily
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WANTED by young man OF practical expert
ences, situation Bookkeeper or Salesman.
where close attention to business will be appreciated
Apply to VIZ. p - IN W. III. JERRIS,
mar7dtf Under Lancaster Hall
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NEW DIRK. aprH ~ u. NJ
Money more IN request but the demand freely met
on call at q per cent; on government securities
and stock coliateras There is rather doing in
discounts at O. "a per cent for prime business pa
Der. Gold closed weak at 1885, Foreign Exchange
quiet at 1893 a 1904 GA prime bankers paper. Gov
ernment securities less active but the closing price
slightly declined at the last open board, but after
wards every thing was advanced. Mining shares
ry to-day was as follows: Receipts s3745,243; paw
ments $iO575, III; balance s1l5 17OOS The receipts
include for customs s5ioOO and gold notes s46oooo
New York Market.
sf NEW YORK, April 30.
Extraordinarily less active and fully lie lower;
sales 900 bales; Midiling uIlands 29c;
10 40 az II 30: Extra at 60 a. II Go; Choice do at
II Is a. Is 65; Round Hoop Ohio II 40 e Is S. Choice
40 10 % a. "a tl So Sfra Western a. % =, ~ ~, ~ o
do 10 25 az 10 so; Southern firmer; sales 900 bbls
mixed to good II % a IL 49, Fancy and Extra 10 90
az Is OO California is scarce and advancing with
sales of $3.50 sacks and bbls. at 16 25 a II o.
Wheat-2 "a SC higher with fair demaaad sales
81, 900 bush; Milwaukee No. 2 at 70 a 2 IS; White
California at &c az 40.
Connective and 1c higher; sales 5000 bush !;
Mixed Western at IS a 81; new Mixed Western at
l u "a ! S5a White Western at 1875 Southern White
Oats-a shade firmer; sales 800 BUSH State 50 a
50; Milwaukee 7sac; Western 70 a Zee :
ira at 10 so a % rs. - y
o. P3erkmheayy and lower new mess at % 65; old do
Il 20; prime Is 70 a 10 %.
Lard-heavy; sales at 122 a 1S2c in bbls.
Whlskey-quiet; sales Western, in bond, at 20 q
Rice-dull; sales Rangoon at 81 a 92c.
Sugar-flrmer with tair demand sales $50 hhds
MuscOvado at 10i "a 10sc. f-,
COfee-unchanged .t,.y b@sa p ~
Molasses-rather heavy.
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentme at 73i q
74c; Kosin at s7} eo7OO.
Oils-quiet; Linseed 80 a 81.
Petr0leum-crude dull but steady at Ice; refined
bonded heavy at 26c. .-
Tallow-heavy; sales 900 TBS at II a lie.
Freghts to Liyerpoo-irm; Cotton Sd per steam
err; Corn per steamer 3D. H1r+ It
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LOST AND FOUND. g.
500 REWARD!

yIOO KE WAKD!
1 REWARD OF 500 viii be paid tor the recovery
"A of the body OF MIR. j. A HOdgdon, who took
p ssage on board the steamer Lewiston, tor Boston,
April 18th, and who was seen board the steamer
alter she had left he wharf 1t is supposed that he
was drowned during the passage he was not seen
after the steamer arrived at Boston. ..It. - n
He was abon 80 years of age, 8 ieet inches high
full black whiskers, black hair, dark complexion
had ON dark overcOat, dark sack and vest and
dark striped pants Ifr
Any information concerning the body can be COM
municated to b w. HODGD0N, Boston, or to the
subscriber at Port land. b.. - ~ NV
Join S. HEALD City Marshal.
April 49, div
| Star copy. -..... ..,'......g.
| et...- Nrss Lost. -. ..l IRE .
A Black and Tan Pup. Had ON when lost leath-
| IN Ell collar. Who will return him to 1886 Con-
| gress street Will be rewarded. .r Apl29. st
| ,.r.l ..-,F .-s.,at- LOSt!t ...f
| TUESDAY forenoon, somewhere on Spring, South,
Brown or Congress stress red coral pin set in
gold The finder will be lioerally rewarded by leay-
ing the same at the Grand Trunk Ticket Office cor
ner Congress and Centre Streets.
April 25-d1w*
.. .... Lost.
HN Monday, April I'D, Portemonnaie, contain
" ing abou $40, cards of Nellie S. Skillings Thorn
as Sproule, and Others The finder Will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at No. 26 Pine Street.
April &c. d1wt Eft staF
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Canada Slate for Sale.
100 Squares Best quality Canada States. Par
IVO ties building on the Burnt District are en-
titled to drawback of 81 70 cts in Gold per square
Oh these States Apply to .4
do. .,..I..rr.l .l L. 81 j. b. CUMMINGS,
Lumber Dealers, No 300 Commercial St.
Apr26dtf
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Four Houses for Sale.

- TWO story brick house No. 252 Cumberland
kH. Street, containing thirteen rooms, ior two fam
tAsssl ies Has gas and spring water.
- ALSO,
A two story wooden house, eleven rooms. Will
accommodate two families.
- ALSO, - -fi-
A block of two houses, convenient for four iami-
les t.H.
The above property is very pleasantly located, and
is in good neighboohood Will let for $1,000 per
annum, and will be a sale and profitable Investment,
and is offered for sale in order to settle estate
Apply to W. H. JERKS.
April 20. DIV
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House and Lot in Ferry Village for

A TWO story house on FIR mt Street. third house
"A from Sawyer Street. Said house contains six
teen rooms good cellar, newly painted and blinded,
and in tip top repair. Lot front line So feet rear
line "a feet depth 41 feet. This property is finely
situated for boarding house. Apply to
.a " F. o. BAILEY,
April %. DIFF 16g Fore Sireet
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Furnished House for Sale

A GENTLEMAN about removing from thc cit,
offers Tor sale his residence. The house was built
last summer, by the well known builder S. H. Iibhev
ESD, anu Is feplete with all modern improvements
hot and cold water, gas heated by furnace: water
closets up Stairs and down. French roof; fourteen
room elegantly Gescoed, and in every respect a
nrst cas- mouse Neghborhood unsurpassed ior re-
hncmeht ana responsibility. The furniture through
OUT INC mouse is entirely new, and of the lest qalty
Inc mousse and furniture will be sold together at I,
bargain TO an immediate cash customer. This is n
rare opportunity for family to step into an elegant
anu comfortable home, everything is in excellent
Isste anu perfect order. Immeda e possession will
be given. Apply to .TI.I
WILLIAM II. JERKS
April IS. diff ~
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A L Gorham Ladies' Seminary first class cool
"A Apply at once to 4a4 ~ I
:, -. Kew. @. q. PARKER, Principal.
Gorham, April 2 1867. apI3 n
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Choice Clayed MOlnsses.

OON( HHDS. Very Superior delayed, !" ear
40 TCS. )go barque, 81. L. SStocker' y
from Cardenas, landed and for sale by "a
Chase, Cram s. Sturtevant,
apr 17-isdn NM Widgery Wharf
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

TEE surPomD HOMICIDE. Coroner Lynch held an in.
quest yesterday afternoon ol the body Of Mr. Robert
Young, Of No 90 Main street, who was found Il the
door Of his residence At hatpas O'Clock last Tues
day morning, in dying condition. From the appear
ance Of the deceased mpposed that he had been
the victim Of foul play he eft his homo last Monday
morning with about $40 in hi pocket for the purpose OF
proceeded to New York. vhen he met several friends,
and took number Of drinks AZ haif-pass nine
O'Clock an cfncer Of the Fiurh precInct, with the
assistance q several ctzds and . sailor res
srse, femy Hs vas ssrsno The Fourth p1.c;ncs
9 b: m houses sS9s
Tho wife OF the deceased test the fact Of her as.
bands absence from homo and N rcsurn homo on Tues
day morning. she found HIN a the door in semi.
conscious condition and also hat the money he had
with him on leaving home missing on his return
Sheppard, of to Brooklyn City Hospital sesSed ,ha;
he had made tho post mortem elimination on the body
on Saturday sud found no malts OF violence ON him.
and Of ths opinion that be did OF congestion the
brain, supehlduced by exposuh A verdict 70 that
effect was rendered.
fatal RArtsoaD ACCIDENT -CSoner Lynch was uoti
ned yesterday afternoon TO hold h inquest on tho body
OF John Juds boy sixteen year OF ago, who died At
his residence No 40 Amity street yesterday morning.
Court street cars, last sunday evening The decesseS
was riding the platform OF thacar md attemptcd TO
Jump on wiSn the car was In mo,ioh.
FATAL Rsutr FALf--Jobn tuigly, laborcr, Who
fell In 1t Clinton street. on the morning Of tho 23d
inst, stirling his head upon the curb stone, died on
Sunday mining At the CITY HosItial Coroner Lynch
was notin( TO hold an Inquest on the bot.
sxzuREbr wmsKEr.- Yesterday morrine one hun.
dred barrjs OF whiskcy seized at Mlers bonded
warehous In scdgwick street. The seizure was maec
ON the curge that the bonds fled in tie colectors
Office Of be Second district for the paymet OF the Tar
were fraudulent This was the only seiure reported
yesterda
Drcofsy ov Con- Al EAST NEW YORK. -. small quan.
tity Of Gt reported 10 have been gold lust was dis
coveres Friday last by the engaged laying the
water rbss along the plank road AZ Easl New York
The vel was very short oil traces OF Il vre soon os
but th@Sscovery has been tho main topic conversa
| ton i1fe village ever s9ce.
| wrdS MORTALITY The total number n deaths in
the c( Of Brooklyn during the past week vns 12e or
the d(Ased, IS were men, % women, asboys and 81
girls 7he principal diseases and causes OF death were
| a. fotss s-Consumpton, 20; disease OF hs heart o.
meaJs O.; diphthcra, 2 disease OF the brnp IL con-
aesth OF the lungs convusions o. scasst fever a.
crod :; Injuries e. and OF old age. a. or De number
i AZ bro natives or the Cniied Sfates: q Ireland
| Endrd, Germany unknown, France scotland.
| and Algeria
| DscArIoS oY Masonic TEXTILE Tho ddIcat,on Of
,hSsAsonic Temple Of Brooklyn, r. D., Iaa evening.
wsan event in Masonic history NOS likely oon 10 BE-
fdOs!en ~ The fraisrnisy The temple u tspassd a
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the intersection Of Grand and Seventh sreets and was
built At the expense and under the direction Of Mr.
Adoph Baker, Of It's and $50 Grand street. The
stone was laid in 1884, and the edace was completed
only within the past week II has front Of sixty-four
On urand street and seventy feet Seventh
sIees substantially built and presents massive front
o. stories and basement The ednce cost Mr. Baker
and he furnished IL at an expense Of S2l 000
The lodge present an OF grandeur no
orion seen. They will be occupied by the following
odges:-Baltic, Progressive, Corner Stone Marsh
manuel, Copernicus, Schiller, De Witt Clinton Chapter
progressive Chapter and De Witt Clinton Commandery
Al eight O'Clock the members Of the different lodges
enumerated above, with their Masonic friends took
possession OF the different lodge rooms prepared for
them, and the ceremony Of dedication was opened with
b: ". Bro. Mccoy proceeded, master OF ceremonies
with the dedicatory exercises They were OF q very
impressive character. When concluded, the Rev. Dr.
f. >. Porter was introduced and delivered an eloquent
orat0n. At the conclusion OF Dr. Porter's oraton the
company retired TO the banquetng hail. where q re-
cheM supper was laid BY the municent proprietor
the hail. Mr. Baker, speeches. sentiments and songs
were the order Of the night and the company retired
weli pleased with themselves and al mankind.
ACCIDENTALLY SHor-Mr. Isaac Robinson, OF 7s North
Second street. T. D., shot In the right shoulder by
Mr. Hugh Hamilton on Sunday night while he was care
lessly handling revolver. The wound Is not dan
ger0ue
DncHARGB or LIQUOR DxALERs-The liquor dealers ar
rested by the police Of the Forty precinct for OPEN
Ing their places Of business election day contrary
law were yesterday taken before Justice Walter and
found guilty Of the offence but they ignorant Of
tho law In tho case the Justice suspended sentence
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Cruise Of the De soto-The Recent FIssIcun
between Licusenants Day and Zaiiuke.
FoErRKss MoSnox. April ~.
The United States eunboat DO Soto. whose arrival In
Hampton Roads from Havana has been before reported
sailed from Port au Prince for the latter port on the 18th
instant The gunbcat Msrbchead, which had arrived
from Cape Hayden, Lard anchor n the hsrbor and tho
flag ship Susqushanna 10 sail the next day for Kings
ton Jamaica The United Stairs gunboat Winooski
at Havana when the De soto sailed.
board Of officers which recently convened In tho
fort by order OF General Burton, unanimously acquitted
Lieutenant y. Day from all blame In the rencoutvc
which occurred here time ago between himself and
Lieutenant zalinKL The attack which The latter ocer
made upon him IN tho presence Of ladies' vas greatly de-
precsted BY the officers Of the garrison.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Mixed Mass Meeting In Columbia. q. Coon.
servatIve Speeches and Resolutions - The
Southern Gentleman the Best Friend Of tho
Negro.
Another important meeting OF whites and blacks was
held here to-day, and largely attended Governor
Orr addressed them in speech Of an hours length,
giving the colored advice TO their political and
social duties and urging that they should At present.
attach themselves neither TO the democratic nor repub
can party bat 70 wait and array themselves upon the
platform Of national union party that could b occupied
in common by both South and all people North
He counsellsd moderation and patience and promised
that provided the negroes do their duty the people OF
the South will SOC them educated and secured In a the
privileges Of freemen.
Committee ON Resolutions, consisting or thirteen
whites and blacks. reported conservative PLATFORM
which was unanimously adopted. Il provides free
schools for the education Of al children and the re-
vision OF the civil and criminal code OF the State
After tho resolutions had been adopted. Rev. Henry
said he cared for no party and simply desired the rights
Of his race and would adbere only 70 that organization
which injured al the privileges or mani >od He
wished above all things, zee united Soutn for be
felt satisfied tbat notwthsandng the education Of the
past the southern gentleman the best and trueet
friend OF the negro.
James G. Gibbs, exMsyor. followed, giving assur-
ances OF the cordial cooperation Of the people In
ures looking 20 the Of the cood citizens
The meeting was also addressed by other citazens
and good FEELING prevailed. mixed executive COM
mttee OF thirteen was appointed for one year.
Judge Kelley, OF Pennsylvania is expected here next
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

The CoIored Test IN Washingten.
The Republican Club Of one Of the wards In Washing-
ton has resolved TO demand the following
questions put by oolored persons
F y0c faithful supporter Of The principles of
the radical republican party, and do you promise sincere
ly, the honor Of an American citizen and true radical
republican 70 do all In your power for the support
party when elected 10 offceY
Second viii you your influence 70 the best o.
your ability toward the equal distribution Of pubic work
among the workngmcn Of this party regardless Of
coloYf
TRird-wnl you stand firm and interchangeable for .
liberal and equal free school system for the benefit Of
our children regardless of color previous
don OF servtude, and do all In your power 10 further
the adoption Of such q SYSTEM
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Dtsloyalty In Lynchburg-Rebel Toasts al
= Wedding Diuner-Insnlts 20 United states
Omcers-The RcGistratieu, &c.
LYscHBURo, Va. April ~, 1867.
Lynchburg disloyalty displays itself in quito Z
different way, yet effective enough 10 make il
quite evident that It 10 not very "odious
dawn hero. On Sabbath last the daughter Of Mr.
Norvell, Of the Norven House, was married TO Mr..
Frank Leo, Of the late confederate States army On
Saturday the whole wedding party had assembled and
the dinner hour entered the hotel dining room together
In the room at dinner were several officers OF the
Twenty ninth United States Infantry. The wedding
party had champagne and whom the drinking time came
around, the rs toast vas ITO the Confederate States
Of America" This drunk standing The next toast
was TO the soldiers Of the confederate army and may
the dust Of those who have fallen never have to mings
with that Of the Yankee while those who live may they
always be able to keep separate from thsm a. If .
wall Of nre was between the two .nations'" The
next toast was to . secret society, the character
Of which Ii entirely unknown. The words Of the
toast were spoken loud enough 70 be heard all
over the room, and intended 70 insult the officers
who were present. General Wilcox, the district COM
nander, having heard Of II wrote the parties . note
asking explanation Of their conduct and informing
them that il they meant to insult government they
would be arrested They replied that they were only
they did not desire 70 wound his feelings and that
he could just accredt the whole to Champagne
and that they hoped he would forgive them, and thus
the matter ended much 70 the humility OF the brave
officers who were compelled 70 sit and listen TO the
saunls.
infantry and citizen friend rode out on the road few
miles from town, whom they were met by party OF
mounted citizens who stopped them, and one Of the
party named husgrove poured fearful TRADE OF abuse
upon the quartermaster. The quartermaster and his
friend were unarmed, the party Of men were armed
% he was compelled to swallow the Insult, and re-
turned TO and roDOrtod the
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

The chief danger 70 be apprshsndsd the political
division Of the country BY rscea
The white people generally seem to be giving
their whole attention putting In their crops and 70 BE-
quantity Of land y bsIng planted with cotton Trade In
the cities and is very much depresssd and North
ern storekeepes are very generally oisposng OF their
The New York herald., 1867-04-30
FLORIDA.

RresAnen's Meotisg In Tallahassee.
mam meeting was held In Tallahassee Fla, on the
20th Instant. preamble and resolutions radical In
charscser we're read the meeting bus rot oasrsd for
approval Governor walker and Judge Mcintosh we're
invited 70 address the meeting The Floids mys that
both speakers and speeches were received 4 h much
respect and marked eradication.
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Sac FRANcTsfO, April ~, 1851
Advices from Honolulu Of April state that tho ship
Petronello which e Hong Kong In October last, with
about two hundred coolies board has been heard
from. She was caught 10 typhoon and was much
damaged that she put Into Manila, where she was
damned
The New York herald., 1867-04-30

Departure Of fRcsisterIng Omccrs Frsn Fort.
ress Monroe fSr their Pests In virginia.
FoRrRxss MosRos April 27 1867.
Major H. r Putmar. Captain Madison Earle, Captain
Fessenden and Lasutsnant =. A Day, Of the ON.
Gers who have been detached from the garrison to per-
form registration duty In Virginia left here this morn
ing on the steamer John Sylvester for Richmond, Va
They were escorted 70 tho steamer BY numerous ends
and the post band assembled and dscoued the farewell
music Several OF the ladies' Of tho registerng ofcers
se appointed om this garrison took their departure
Tor the North this evening The post band which has
bean quite energetic In their musical efforts Of late
accompanied the ladies 70 the steamer and gave an
entertaining serenads In honor Of their departure
Buskwalter Esq, resident Of this place. has been
appointed registering ofhcer for Lancaster County.
AssIgnneues BY General Schoaeld.
MAJOR General Scho6ed, commanding the First Mill.
tary district, General Orders No To- announced the
following officers Z attached 70 the Headquarters Of the
districts t-Msjor J. r. Skunk, Chief Of Ordnance, and
Brevet Major VIM A. Elderkin, Chief Commissary Of
8ubeistonC4