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ADJUSTMENTS.


NATIONAL THEATRE.
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fuence--Anecdote-A Associated Press-Fishins vii
sasestAssieyltuIs.Ih. Cattle and Swine rsttsn
glo saxon.-Pesbody-Duty Of the Rich-South
America-west Indits-Anecdots-M Poetry !,
Reserved Seats, SO Cts Unreserved Seats. SIS Cts.
Ar 3; ss't- Tor ...s 81 the Boz Once on the
s Clair requests her audience to be seated Of ten
minutes before O'clock mia I'd
opp PILLOWS HALL.
BLIND TOM,
THE MUSICAL PRODIGY,
Will commence . series of Entertainments
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1865.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 3
O'Clock. Doors open st2.
Having Just returned from his successful Rurs
pean tour, during which he Was regarded by all
classes a. the greatest living wonder, will appear
for few nights at above tall
Admission, 90 Cents; Reserved Seats, rs oents;
Tickets for sale at Ellie and MstzerOtts Music
Stores. nh AZ
METZEROTT HALL.
OLE BULLS
GRAND CONCERTS. =.
Has the honor to announce that he viii give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
March AsDI0,
Assisted by the following talent:
MADAME yARIAN HOFFMAN,
The favsrite Prima Donna;
NIB. IGNArZ POLLAK,
Baritone, and
Mr.. EDwARD HOFFMAN,
The eminent Pianist and Composer.
-.......-.....S1 90
Reserved 80
The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence o.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 9 O'Clock, at
Metzerott's Music Store.
Full particulars in future announcements.
WIDpows. .-.-.....-.......... business Manager
NH 2-tf
L AND REFRESHMENTS
FOR BENEFIT OF
MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Entertainment,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY,
March 81, 4th, and 5th, at
ODD Fellows HALL
Tickets at door. Admission tickets 50 cents;
Course tickets 81 Children 25 cents. fe 2sit'
FREE LECTURES BY PROF o. 8 FOWLER,
EVERY EVENING This WEEK,
On Phreno'ogy. as applied 70 life I Health, Self
Guiture Love, Marriage. NJ snsging Children, Sc
Daily Phrenelegical Examinations at Rooms, 81
and ss, Elbitt House. fe a5-S
CHARLEs BERG's
FOB tADfEs AND GsN I'll SHh,Nohf
1dans az, 1 d D.i.a "a osss se opposite
Encouraged by the patronage which received
raj beg eays ANNOUNCE that have enlarged m sSHs
my selection OF Fancy Dresses and Dominoes for
All orders will be promptly attended to. Fancy
Dresses and Costumes also made to order. az I'm
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DROPOsALS FOR FORAGE.


Office Chief Q~artersaster,
Sealed Psopo:.l. =. Invited 0f snd Viii 8.
Ric GIa.ds; ss Bro.nsville, Texas, Til = M,
livery such 6ns corn ,O an aae Hsy
IS may be r.asiIsd for use of public animal. at
TEXAS, for the six t6) months ending October 81 ;
All the forage to be of the hest quality and sub-
Ject to inspection before acceptance. Oats and
Corn must lie delivered in good guBny sacks
aprefereace win be given to IaIed Hay. Delivery
must commence within thirty tsoj days from date
Proposals must lie &C com panied by the guarantee
oftwo good solvent men for the faithful perform
The United States reserves the right to reject
age, and addressed 70 Captain ". a vain
wright, A. Q. M, LISA aBro~nsyills; Texas.
Breyet Brigadier General and Chief oaafiesma.
Ter, 5th Military District. NH 4 81
PBoPosAWkss RE EG RRK SGENWTITEINa della
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
No. 2O9 South Sixth STREET.
Sealed Proposals. IN rfS S S
advertisement attached 10 each, will be received AZ
bor for se pIn nay u 81 Of os Tor Ia
stsne In position at the Delaware Breskwater and
Four ffths Of the stone to be irregular blocks
each weighing from two to five and a half tens
one-n NTH OF less than two tons. All stones laid
dry.
Bidders 10 furnish all the machinery boats moor.
ings, &c, and whatever may be required for prop
cry receiving, removing, and putting stones in
place
The w.rk to be at eli times subject To in.nection
by United states agents and not paid fer until ac
cepted by them. deduction Of twenty n We per
centum made on part payments until com pletion
and ceptance OF all the labor
Work TO commence about 18th MAY and To he
completed by 18th Of October, Is s.
/ Bidders will state the rate of labor per ton of
2,240 pounds at which they will put In place the
stones delivered to them, or removed by them. Al
the reakwater and Ice breaker
Zach proposal must be guaranteed BY two re-
sponslble persons. whose signatures should be APP
pended to the guaranty, and who should be certi-
ned to as being good and sufficient security BY thu
Shted states distrct Judge, attorney collector,
for Delaware Breakwater.o
Bids will be opened at II m on Thursday, March
L. 1865. Bidders are invited TO be present FOR
other particulars and printed forms apply at this
ONCE c. SEAFORTR STHWART
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hR. b. FIGMAN,
IL Late of Vienna,
PRACTICAL CHIROPODIST.
Cures Corns Bunions, Nails grown into the flesh
Warts and Frost Bitten Feet, &c &C.,
Withom Pam and WithOm Bleediag
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE,

4O2 Pennsylvania avenue,
Ie got between Az and 9th sts
SM ANHOOD. "-Anothsr seu Medical Pamph-
w from The pen Of DR. -GuRrIs Tie "Medi-
cal Times" says OF this work: "This valuable
treatise on the cause and cure of premature decline
shows how health Ia impaired through secret
abuses OF youth and manhood, and how easily
gained 1t gives clear synopsis of the impedi
ments to marriage the cause and effects of ner-
vious debi1t, and the remedies therefor pocket
edition of the above will be forwarded recep of
four STAN ps, by addressing Doctor CURTIS, No.
l3S street, WdShtagtoR, ID. c. fe 25lmH
DHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE new course
= OF Lectures, as delivered at the New York
Museum OF Anatomy, embracin the subjects: How
TO live and what 70 live for Youth, Maturity and
on Age; Manhood generally reviewed; The cause
OF indigestion. fatulence and Nervous diseases ac-
&C.
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded to parties unable to attend, on receipt
Of four stamps by addressing: SECRETARY
New York NJ useum OF Anatomy and Science, els
Broadway, New York. fe0-ly
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PERSONAL.
NIL IELIX COMFORT.

COLONEL FELIX COMFORT,
Late Colonel Indept B. Y.-Enfants Perdue }
PROFESSOR OF TIE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
BY his perfect method of tuition, Col. Comfort
can insure his pupils that they can acquire the
French language in sixty lessons.
Office 432 G st. near Patent Office. NH 2aw7w~
$500 TO To, L Loan LA J. sgMs
LER. Attorney at Law, IS Louisiana avenue,
near corner 9th and d streets fe % st
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T. A B L Is H Ed 1s3 3.
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100 Boxes new FIGS,
IS Boxes London Layer RAISINS,
70 Uases old FRENCH BRANDf
A general variety Of dH6IoE FAMILY GRO.
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- IA n OF ICE.
The urdersiRned VIC uld inform all interested that
they are manufacturing to order DRUMS
BANy0s. TAMBOKINES, HOOPS, HEADS
BANyO-SCREWS, TAIL PIECES, &c, OF
All musical instrumen ts carefully repaired
GKO. WILD BRO,
fe 2o-lm No. 497 18th st d, bet Pa ave Il IT
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For Presidential Electors.
The Central Grant club.

The meeting held In the editorial
rooms of this Office last night, was
largely attended, was enthusiastic in
temper and happy In its results. A
Central Grant Club for the city and
county was fully organized, and a
proposition from the Board of Trustees
Of Washington Hall to rent the Hall
for the campaign was accepted. (The
Register may discover before the cam.
paign is over that the Committee on
Hall" has done more important work
than the one assigned it by that journ-
al. The Club will, therefore, occupy
during the campaign the finest, the
most spacious and convenient public
hall In the city.
Since the New York nominations
there has been surprising waking up
among the Union men of the city, and
there arc not wanting indications that
the honest and patriotic part OF the
Democrats will unite with them in
supporting Grant. AT the first meeting
an old man and a strong Democrat
stepped up to sign the roll, when a
friend touched his elbow" Why"
said ne, "nre you going to sign
You're not a Republican" "No,
I am not" was the reply; "6ut
I'm going to vote for Grant" We
shall find before the campaign is
over a good many honest democrats
who are going to do the same thing,
The young men particularly are repuls,
ed by the New York ticket and attract
ed by ours.
Roll on the ball and when the cam
paign actually ope ms we will move on
the enemys works and accept nothing
short of unconditional surrender.
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WAsHINGTON.

WAsaINaroN, July 23.--The Presi-
dent this morning signed the spirits
and tobacco tax bill, accompanied by a
protest, which is filed with the bill In
The State department. Il Is understood
that the appointment of Supervisors is
given to the Secretary of the Treasury
and the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue.
The President has nominated to the
Senate Gen. N. T. Jeffries, of Maryland,
now Register of the Treasury, to be
Commissioner of Internal Revenue;
Judge of the Court of Claims, to supply
a vacancy. This gentleman is now Ad-
tutant General In that State.
The Committee on Ways and Means
this morning postponed until Congress
agsin meets The bill for the abolition of
public warehouses in the Atlantic
citiea.
The COMMITTEES on Reconstruction to-
day added TO the Texas bill Virginia
and Mississippi, so as to provide pro.
visIonal government for all three OF
these States. The bill will be reported
at the earliest opportunity.
The COMMITTEES from the meeting of
Southern representatives, and loyaIists
were to-day unable to present their res
oIutions 10 the Reconstruction Com
mittee, which had not time to receive
them.
The following is a bill introduced by
Mr.. Wilson in the Senate to-day:
Be ii enacted, 6c., That the present
government OF Mississippi being pro-
visionaI only, and subject to the para
mount authority OF Congress. it is
hereby provided that all the offices
under said government shall be vacated
on the passage of this act, and that the
persons voted for at the election for the
ratification of the Constitution and for
the election of officers under the same,
who received a majority OF the votes
cast shall enter upon the offices for
which they were voted for, and shall
constitute the provisional government
OF Mississippi, until otherwise ordered
by Congress; provided, that If any per-
son voted for at said election cannot
take and subscribe to the oath required
by the act entitled an act to prescribe
an oath OF office, and for other pur-
poses, approved July 2, 1858, the duties
of the office for which he was elected
shall deYolve on the person receiving
the next highest number of votes.
SECTION 2. That 1t shall be the duty
of the military commander of the dis
trict of which Mississippi forms part,
to see that the provisions of this act are
carried into Immediate effect.
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sEcoNp p1sPATcH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July GA letter from
the City of Mexico says a leading paper
there had an article intimating that a
coalition of the European powers and
the United States was being discussed
The aim of which will be to divide up
Mexico and sell 1t out to the American
government.
ses of Commodore Vanderbilt and
Captain Gill, tor 81 900, mile heats, was
won by the latter. Best time, 2:S21S.
Capt. Andrew J. Bloodgood, of the
steamer Seth Low, has been held for
trial by Coroner Flynn in the sum OF
SIC, 600, on a charge of criminal negli-
gence in the case of the.recent disaster
In the North River.
A young German had his watch and
S. 600 in money taken from him by
pickpockets, on the Broadway bridge,
about noon Yesterday.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToS, July 23.-The cricket match
between the st. Georges of New York,
and the Boston club, was concluded to-
day, the st. Georges getting the re-
quired SO majority, with nine wickets
to spare.
Il is now stated that the skeleton re-
Gently discovered In. Kingston. Mass,
was half mile from the scene of the
Cornelius Holmes murder, and is sup
posed to have belonged to a tailor
named Jones, who disappeared 81 years
before the birth of Deacon Andrews.
BOSTON, July 23.-The informal re-
cepLiou OF Charles Francis Adams by
the citizens of Boston, at the Agricul-
mense number of the leading business
and professional men, and by several
ladies. Wm. Gray made an address OF
welcome, to which Mr.. Adams appro-
priaLelY replied,
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PENNsYLVANLA.
Miners strike-They Demand Ten
Hours Pay for Eight Hours work.

Hours Pay for Eight Hours work.
SCRANTON, Pa, July 23.-About two
hundred strikers, armed with clubs,
appeared in the streets of Wilkes Barre,
on Monday afternoon, and Tuesday
mornInZ they visited the mines and
men in all but one instance 70 quit
work. Tuesday afternoon they march
ed to PittBtou, stopping the works on
the Hay, and to-day they have been
engaged in stopping the works about
PIttston and preventing trains from
running on the RennsylVania Coal
Company's Railroad.
It is reported that they are not gem
orally violating the peace or exciting
much alarm. They have received some
accessions, and are supposed to be i've
hundred strong. There are two bodies,
one marching on Dumore, and one on
this city, The columns are to form a
junction here this morning. 1t has
been decided not to resist them, so long
as they commit no outrages. The mi
ners and workmen will generally turn
out on the arrival of the strikers, and
Will probably resume work again as
soon as they are gone. The speaker
of the strikers Ia an Irishman, named
James Lambert. He says their p1r-
pose is to secure ten hours pay for
eight hours work.
SECOND DISPATCH.
SCRANTON, Pa, July 23.-The story
of the strikers having killed a man at
Pittston, yesterday, is untrue. The
poses of coming to Scranton and turn
ed towards Wilkesbarre by different
routes, being dispersed, and all the NIL
ners about PittsTon returned to work
this morning. Mining has not been
interrupted here:
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
EXTRA SESSION.
THURSDAY. July %, 1865.
SENATE

The Senate was opened with prayer
by Rev. Jabez Hall, of the Disciples
church.
The following bills were passed.
House bill S0.-To authorize Thos. B.
Swami, of the county of Kanawha, to
without taking the "test OATH"
House bill l60.-Authorizing the trus-
tees of the Archbold NJ. E. Church to
sell and convey their church property.
House bill 6l.-Auth0rizinR the trus-
tees of PIT. Pleasant NJ. E. Church to
sell and convey their church property.
House bill 6S.-Amending section 8,
chapter z, acts of 1865.
House bill 6s.-Authorlzlng the lst
United Presbyterian and st. Johns
Protestant Episcopal churches of
Wheeling TO raise money,
House bill l71.-Authorizing the trus-
tees of the NJ. E. Church In Braxton
county to sell and convey their parso-
mage property.
House bill 75-Declaring Willey's
fork of Fishing Creek In the county of
Wetzel, public highway.
House bill 77.-Providing for the
condemnation of land for the use OF the
State Normal School in the county of
Cabell.
House bill No. 70: Abolishing the
Office of County Treasurer. This bill
was reported from the House by Mr..
Ferguson, of Cabell. to-day.
Senate bill No. 66: Making an appro-
priation of $50. 600 to the Penitenliary.
Senate bill No. SO: For the relief of
s. w. @. Davis; and
Senate bill No. 56: Legalizing cer-
tain deed in Monroe county.
Senate bill No. 20: Amending the act
incorporating the Slavens Cabin and
Summersville Turnpike Company.
This bill was introduced by Mr.. Young,
and passed under asuspension of the
rules.
Mr.. Young introduced bill legaliz.
ing the appointment and ofhcial acts of
certain fduciaries, which was read the
first time. 49,.
Mr.. Hoke introduced bill to legal
ize the execution of a certain deed in
Berkeley county, which was read the
first time.
The Senate joint resolution for the
relief of VIM. G. W. Prico WAS adopted.
Senate bill No. 81: Authorizing Hoy
Mclean, late sheriff of Randolph coun-
ty, to distrain for taxes was, on motion
OF Mr.. Drummond, tabled.
The President appointed Messrs.
Hoke, Boreman and Workman, as the
Committee on Revision on the part oil
the Senate.
Adjourned until o'clock P. Nj. to
morrow,
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
nen,n of ,ne Art,s. Lenlze.

Emanuel Leutze. the celebrated ar.
tist, died suddenly at Washington of
paralysis occasioned by the excessive
heat, ON Saturday evening. he fell ill
about noon, and death ensued by nine
O'Clock of the same evening. Mr..
Leutze, although a German by birth,
had become thoroughly American in
feeling and by reputation. His best
known work is that called WESTWARD
HoI" which Ia one of the most famous
ornaments In the national Capitol. Il
Is but few months since Mr.. Ieutze
removed his studio from this city to
Washington, where he intended to pro-
duce several national pictures. He
was but fifty-two years of age at the
time of his DEATH.
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Mary e Boon

Mary E. Boon In the CiFeGit GStt
Margaret Williams VI ct al. county. W. Va.
nuRsUANT TO A DECREE In THE
above named cause. 1 viii as special COM
mont door of the Court Honse Of Ohio coun-
ty. West Va, on Thursdays July p ls6os Al
ID O'Clock, part OF Lot No. S. on Main street,
IN the FirSI Ward Of the City Of WheeunBs
with The Improvement thereon, consisting Of
one tWo-story Brick dwelling aoase with Ht1
TFsSrs OF oFsALE-one-third, or any greater
sum the purchaser may desire, cash In nands
fhe reTn1inder In equal 1nstalmenta at six
and twelve months. with interest," nom DAY
ofEals 70 De secured 70 the satisfaction OF
the ComunfSsfoner,I the deed To be retained
until payment or all the purchase money.
TItIe Believed good, but selling Is Conn
rnfsgiouef. shall convey only such title as
q authorized by said deeIee.
je2s.law4w Special commission;sr. Con mi MitH;
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-The railroad
men and eastern capitalists, who have
Pacific Railroad, arrived here yester-
dap, after having visited several points
on the Kansas Pacitic road. They took
survey of st. Louis yesterday, and
left for Cincinnati this morning.
VIM. p. Scott, OF the firm of VIM. p.
Scott q Co., an old and prominent
merchant of this city, died suddenly
Yesterday of appoplexy.
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COMMERCIAL AND RINAHCIAL.
chicago.

july 2S.-FLoUR-steady and un'
changed.
81 70 for No. 2; no change since noon
board. Corn-Fairly active; sales no; no;
at e15<a929<c, No. 2 at 901zael 40, iia ana
rejected at S4as5c in store closing qq5ee 1gH
az a21<c for No. /, and 9la9l<c Tor NO.
Q. uncfaanRed this afternoon. Oats
Quiet and firm and 1aI1<c higher; sales
at 6ska691<c, closing firm; OUTSIDE saies ai
at 671fa6s5<c seller July, and 4s7za4g5sc
seller August. Rye-Quist at q 1oa
] 16 for old No. ], and u ~ tor old NO.
2. Barley-Dull, inactive ana nominal
july 2S.-FLoUR-Quiet and steady;
pteSss taeSsssAfH@WRsss-Flrm at g Il for
10. ].
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WEST INDIES.

NEW YORK, July 23.-An Havana
letter of the 18th inst, states that dur
ing several days past the cholera has
been decreasing, and the panic produ-
ced by the sudden and fierce attack has
passed away.
The worst form of yellow fever how
ever, has made Its appearance In this
city and suburbs. AS yet it cannot be
said to be epidemic but cases are usual
ly fatal. Some of the natives OF the
Island have fallen a prey to the dis
ease,
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MIOHIGAE.
Exeuraion Party.

DETROIT, July 2s.-An excursion
party, gotten up by the Cincinnati,
Hamilton q Dayton, and the Cincin-
natl, Sandusky 6 Cleveland roads, en-
bracing a large number of prominent
merchants, newspaper men and rail-
this morning on the steamer Jay Cooke
via. Kelly's Island. The party return
to Cincinnati this afternoon via. San
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, July 23.-A negro named
J. Moore, yesterday made a foul as
sault on lady near BellAir, Hartford
county, and while being taken before a
magistrate a mob took him. from. the
officers and hanged him.
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VIRGIRIA.

RICHMOND, July GA meeting of
discharged policemen was held to-
night. A resolution was adopted ap
pealing to the citizens for employ yment.
Gov. Wise and others addressed them.
The State Educational Convention
now n session here was addressed
tonight by DIR. Sears, agent of the
Peabody fund.
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p.H Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Special to DAILY InteHigsHesT.
BALTIMORE, July 23-Evening
BEEF CATTLE.

. bAhTLAoESEI JuIy <NS-EFehAHB'
BEEF CATTLE.
The offerings of cattle to-day amount
to about $50 head. The market is
progressing actively at an advance of
about % cents per 100 pounds on the
rates of last week. -
SHEEP.
There Is but little change 10 notice in
the market this week from that of last.
The supply fair and demand moderate
at 8a51zc per pound; sales amounting to
about 9, 500 head.
HOGS.
The supply about meets the demands:
prices are unchanged; sales slow prices
ranging at 121za14K cents per pound
net, as to quality.
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Suicide.

BUFFALO, July,2s.-John wIckeman,
a hardware merchant of Buffalo, COM
mitted suicide at Clifton, Canada, yes
terday, by cutting his throat. Domes-
tic tronbIe was the cause.
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BoWder MN BIoWen Up

PORTLAND, Me-, July 2s.-Ths new
mill of the Oriental Powder Company
at Gorham, blew up yesterday after
noon, killing Benjamin Hawkes.. No
other person injured.