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lost anb 3ounb.

II OST. SOMEWHERE ON KING OR
Ia Wentworth streets, LEATHER WALLET,
containing about So in small bills, and some private
papers of no value except to the owner. Tho finder
viii confer q favor, and may keep the money, if he
will leave the papers addressed to 81. IL" OF the
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS. February 10
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Wants.

WANTED, A LADY TO GO IN THE e
w country 10 teach three small children and TO
assist in keennG house LEGALITY healthy and soci-
ETY. good. address "G., Daily News Office tns day
only.
Aprii IL
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MtsrfllaneDus.

q L. MOSES, nj. D., HOMEOPATHIC
-. PHYSICIAN Residence Northwest corner of
King and Morris streets. OfIlce hours until A. NJ,
and from to 9P NJ. thstu2mos March IL
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED:
SIGNS OF THE TIMES, by Gabriel Manigault,
so cts.
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE CHATHAM Ar
TILLERY DURING THE CONFEDERATE STRUG-
GLE FOR IND PENDENCE, by Charles C. Jones'
Jr. late Lieutenant Colonel Of Artillery, c. s. A.
,ol. Svo. SO. March %
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Sugars, TObaffo, Qttf.

TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS AGENCY,
No. 15l East Bay, Charleston, s. c.,
DEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO AND INVITES
I'D IN inspection Of his stock of MANUFACTURE
ED and SMOKING TOBACCO. received direct from
the most reliable and celebrated Manufacturers To-
Gated in the States OF Virginia and North Carolina
and offered for eale 'a bond" or "tax paid )" at as
low prices as the same can be purchased IN any
other market. thSmos January2
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Boarding.

nOARDING.-A SUITE OF THREE
ated to the south and west, and opening on second
story piazza, can be obtained at No. 2 LEGAkE-
STREET. 81 April
nRIVATE BOARDING FBOI SO TO 50
per week, and ROOMS TO RENT from 81 to SO
per month, by Miss PHILLIPS, No. 50 Magazine
street. opposite Franklin.street. March II
DEMOV AL-LoARDING G.-MRS. A.
u TRACY having removed her Boarding Estab-
lshmenr from No. SO Church-street to No. 70 BROAD.
STREET. ls now prepared to furnish Board to lin.
tied number of Ladies' and Gentlemen. Terms mod
rate. December IA
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WANTED. BY A WHITE FEMALE, A
w situation to Cook and Wash COCO reeTetee %
can be given. Apply at No. Il KING-sfhEEl' Se-
tween Broad and Iradd.streets.
Anlil II
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VITANTED. BY A SOUTHERN LADY, A
w SITUATION inc Family, School or Academy.
In addition to the usual English branches she can
give instruction in Music, French, and the rudl-
ments of Latin Good references given. Address,
stating salary, &c, g. F. D., Fey BOX No. 70, Spar
tanburg G. H., S. C. 1mo' March 10
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w reduced circumstances, situation as GOV
ERNESS for small children, or as companion for an
invalid She is willing to assist In sewing or house
keeping, and has objection to leave the city. sal
ary is not so much IN object as good home. The
best references given and required Address M, NJ,
care Of p o. Box No. 277, Charleston, g. @.
Fabruary 81
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A called meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Richmond, Fredsricksbprg and Potomac Raul
road Company was held in Richmond on Wed
nesday. The meeting was called 20 take into
consideration the consolidation Of the Rica-
mond, frederfcksburg ard Potomac, and
the Richmond and Prtersburg and the Peters
burg and Weldon Railroad Oompaas-~. IL
was decided not 20 take any definite action IN
the matter until the annual meeting in Novem-
Der next.
Some time ago indications OF eoid were dis
covered on the lands OF Col Psni MeN.el, and
others, IN Pocahontas county. A chemical test
has recently been made by Prof. Mcdonald.
OF the Virginia Military Institute, who reports
that II contains S5.sl IN gold 20 1900 pouads OF
earth.
At a meeting of some Of the Radical clubs of
Richmond and Westmoreland counties, held at
Warsaw, Richmond county, March 18th, reso-
lufions were adopted recommending Hawk
hurst for Governor, II. X. Bowden for A;tor-
ney General. X. q. Aver for Congress, and DIR.
w. ". Douglass for state Senate.
Geo. ucker, OF Alexandra, sddreesed a meet
ing OF the colored people Of Wsrrenton on Mon
he Is reported 10 be a candidate for Congress
from this district"
Five negro men, who have been confined IN
the city jail at Norfolk several months for the
murder OF Mr.. Wooten, in Warwick county
Were taken Monday to Warwick court-hoase,
where they sre TO be resentenced 10 be hung.
John Msyor, who was shot in a TEMPORARY
disturbance in Richmond a few days ago by
MI Bargaman, rs recovering The 'fr,endly
relations" of the parties have not been inter-
rupted.
Several mad dogs have ,een killed lately in
the neighborhood of Charlottes willie, and sew
eral hogs have been lost from being bitten oy
them.
Rev. Mr. Wingield, of Portsmouth, recently
called TO the rectorship of st. Paui's Church,
OF Petersburg, declines the call.
The grocery store of Mr.. Oliver, at Norfolk,
was broken into Monday night and robbed of
S7UO worth of goods.
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Gase of Heroism.

The New York TriGWHe relates the following
instance Of rare heroism which occurred du-
ring the severe storm Of the 2lst:
About o'clock a. m. of saturday, a canal
boat, mOored at the end of the bulkhead OF the
draw IN Harlem Railroad bridge. at Spuyten
Duyvil, was swamped and sunk by the heavy
seas. The captain and his wife were the
ouly persons on board. As the boat sank
under them the former grasped his wife, and
spile: then placing himself to wIndward of
her, so as TO break the force Of the driving
snow and the waves which alternately dashed
over them, there chung for nve sue sesstye
hours; refusing to leave her and save himself
which he could easily have done by swlmming
About daylight they were discovered i'm their
perilous position. IL was impossible to reach
them by way OF the pier. IL being entirely SUBJ
merged by the unusual tide. No boat being
within reach which could live in the hes Wv sea
then running, shad boat was brought from a
distance, and attempts made to reach them.
Several times the boat was forced out to within
lew feet OF the sufferers. and the man as often
stretched out has arm TO grasp II; but each time
~ was hurled back by the tremendous seas, and
the brave fellows in charge of her became
almost discouraged.
About O'Clock a young gentleman, a resi-
dent OF Spuyten Duyvil, Mr.. n. :. Blanchard,
appeared on the scene of action. and immedi-
ately comprehending the situation. coolly tied
a rope about his waist. and started 20 wade out
on the submerged pier He had gon. but few
steps when the heavy waves dashed him from
has footing INTO the deep water beyond. In
sts ad OF attempting 10 regain the pier he brave
~ struck out for the spile 10 which the unfor-
tunates were clinging. and at length succeedsd
In reaching them. Then securely tying ths,
rope TO the spile, the men in charge of the boat
Were enabled TO draw il within reach of the
sufferers, who Were al once lifted in and car
ried to the shore. where every means Were
taken 10 recover them from their fearful state
Of numbness and exhaustion.
Mr.. blanchard reached the shore by swim
ming and icing congratulated upon the sue
cess OF his courageous act, disclaimed ali cona =
pllment, appearing to look upon his effort A. a
SIMPLE act Of kindness and courtesy. The GAL
iahtry OF the same young man on the occasion
ing fire al midnight on one Of the worst nights
last winter-the GOODNESS and Judgment with
which he crept through the flames and smoke,
and with an axe cut away the burning win
dow frame and thus saved the house from de-
strucuon-was fitting prelude to his galIantry
on the 2lst
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faet The three cooatA-s r,frrrsd 20 were
fcrmed by the Alabama Legislature Of I-c,, a
Lreisisigre composed Of the ersstares Of An
dr. ~ johnson. Pressdenf cf .he ruitrf States.
and the acts Of the legislature hat be~n repu :
diatd lime aud again by Cougrpss The Oonsti-
fniicnal Con vention Of Alabam did not re,oga,za
TIE right of that bogus Legislsture 70 form
thsse new countaS, and they consequently
adopted rrsoluiions piscing the counties an the
same L rritorial condition they previonsly occn-
pied. When the genilenan says, tbenforp, that
tbs 50 couniifs were disiranchised. be makes a
mistake in the facts OF the csse. The truth ~
that under the new spp0rtionrnent and new
NrangV ment the counties referred 70 have an
INCREASE instead Of a dimi minution Of power.
~ wss never the purpose OF the Coagre-s OF
tne United Stairs 10 pass a law the operation
OF which would b. 20 permit rebels % defeat a
state eoemment. He believed the ccn-tItu-
non about vi bach 80 much hsd been sad. met
ne approval OF the majority OF iAe legal voters
OF the STATE OF Alabama. But great uProar
WINS rased because a condition il i'm
posed upon The admission Of Alabama.
but NE Sontended that this was aothine
really new, for n Gentlemen would examine
the organic acts Of States. they wonld
hnd that Afaharna, when ffrS, Admitted in ls,9
California Indiana Iowa, F1orsox MisSsuri,
and other Stsohs, came INTO the Ueson w,th
clearly defined conditions.
Mr.. Eldridge (Wis.l then took the aoor an
opposition 20 the bill, and was speaking Sbeo
our report closed.
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AFFAIRS IN MoSTGoNERY COUNTY, Mo
We clip the following iteTas from the Rockville
Sentinel Of yesterday:
Ihe crops-Our adyices from all parts OF the
county represent that the growing wheat aud
rye present an unusually healthy appearance,
having been protected and nourished by the
frequent SHOWS of the past winter, and exempt
throughout tins month.
SIsIetOn Fcuhd.-One day last week, the bones
OF an infant Were found by workmen who were
Glgging cellar under the house of Robert
Dodge, Esq, on the premises recently purchased
by him him on the Darnestown road, about
fsur miles above this place.
Sdrings Institution az Sdnay Sprinr.-The Legis-
laiure Of Maryland have passed bill incorpo-
rating saving institution at Sandy Sprng, in
this county.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TBy Gable to the Associated Press |

The Troubles Of Geo. Francis Train-The
Charleroi Riots Broken Out again-Triai
of Fenian General Nagle-Spain Sup.
pressing American Newspapers.
LONDON, March 2s.-The case of Geo Francis
Train, who was arrested for debut due an
English firm, incident 10 the street rail.
road speculation some years ago. came
before the court of bankruptcy at Dublin a dav
or two since. Mr.. Train presented to the CONT
schedule of his assets and liabilities, which
the court rejected a complete farce, and de-
nounced it as worth less than so much blank
paper.
Later dispatches mention that the riots at
Charleroi, Belgium. had again broken out. The
disorder has spread with alarming rapidity to
other mining districts in the neighborhood. The
authorities have posted troops and taken other
measures to meet every emergency.
The trial Of the Fenian General Nagle, which
was unsuccessfully attempted at Sligo Assizes
some time ago, will take place before the Court
OF Queens Bench, in this city, some time
in May.
MADRID, March 2S-The Government IS
vigorously excluding all American newspa-
pers, seiZing them in the mails or wherever
found. Even those addressed to Mr.. Hale, the
American Minister, have been suppressed.
Mr.. Hale has protested to the Spanish Govern
ment against this outrage.
LONDON. March 2S-Forenoon.-The steamer
Atlanta, from New York on the 11th inst, ar
rived late last night. Consols, 93a93 y for money
and account. American securities are firmer
and a fraction higher. Eres, i6A Illinois Cen.
tral, S9A; Z. s. 5.20's, 72a72H
LIVERPOOL, March 2S-Forenoou-Cotton
buoyant and excited, with sharp upward turn
in prices. There is a brisk speculative demand
Sales are estimated at 10000 bales; middling
uplands, on the spot, 10x and to arrive, IOxa
nA Orleans, 10x. BreadstufIs quiet and un-
changed. Provisions dull and steady
LONDON, March 2S-Evening.-U. S 5-2O's
quiet at 72a62 Fries, AZ; Illinois Central sea-
LIVERPOOL, March 2S-Evening-Cot
closed active ard excited, with a further ad-
vance. Sales of to-day $4,000 bales: uplands
lQa Orleans, lid. Breadstnffs firm and un-
changed. Bacon firm at 43s. Naval stores
dull.
ANTWERP, March 2S-Evenmg.-Petroleum
steady at "A francs
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0The 6oaler Of q kitchen range, in privass
nouse In CINCINNATI. exploded the other day.
blowing down the slde OF the houee and depos .
ting tne breakfast and most Of the dishes in .
lot adjoining. -
~ Physician In Germany announces q
case where child was born with small pox,
the mother herself not being affected at all. She
had accidentally come into communicative
with severe ease Of small pox about SIX weeks
before the birth Of the infant.
- Napoleon has the asthma
- Two men, named Jacob SaflleY ana
Joseph Pettigrew, were killed NJ Pitssbu ~ ar,
Monday, by the cavinG In Of q clay bank in rhe
works Of the Superior Pressed Brick C,omnanv.
They bad been employed BY the Company oniy
q few days.
n1Garrotersi in Marseilles now use a. Nex.
ican lasso to seine their victims, but those Vho
sre afraid Of footpads carry an umbrella open
during All weathers 70 cbeckmate The little
trick.
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FIRES.

TROY, N. Y, March sc. ID. & ID. A.
Rousseau's brick planlng mill, office and a
large pile Of lumber: also, several piles OF
lumber owned by Sturdivant Il Andrews in
West Troy. were burned this morning. The
fre is still burning fercely in the lumber pile
Of the latter firm, but will probably spread no
further. Rousseau's loss is So, 900; insured for
$1,000. Sturdivant & Andrews loss is $500:
insured Sor sl5,OCo. The fire was the work OF
an incendiary. -
MINNEAPOLIS, MIxN., March 28.-A fire YES.
terday burned the steam mill of Wiley a
Brother at Shamplin. The loss is about $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, March pa planning mill, the
residence OF TIC. Kelsey, carpenter shop, and
considerable lumber, at Clarksyiile Missouri.
W re burned on Wednesday. Loss, &laOOQ; in
auIed for rs coo ~ -. -
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RAILROAD MEETING.

DKs MONIES, Iowa, March 28.-At a meeting
OF the Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Rail-
road held at Davenport yesterday, several reslg-
nations were accepted and vacancies filled. A
majority OF the board are Illinois and Iowa men
The act of the Iowa Legislature in regard to
the road was accepted, and a certificate of ac.
ceptance filed in the Office of the Secretary of
State in this city to-day. The new members of
the hoard are not parties to any pending suits
and majority being competent TO transact
the business of the Company without referen ce
to the suits in New York or elsewhere, il is
believed that the affairs Of the road can go on
smoothly again. e. s -..- -
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THE ABYssINIAN ExPEDITIOy

NEW YORK, March 2s The Herdlds special
London dispatches from Abyssinia report that
the entire British force, with the exception of
infantry, had left Zoula and commenced a
N arch for the highlands. The army is I'm good
health, and the sanitary report Is favorable
The ascent to the highlands Of Abyssinia is re-
garoed here as very difficult undertaking
but II is understood that General Napiers ad.
vance Is by the most easily trayersed route
that on the east by Lenape and Doganta. The
country is represented as fertile and extremely
barren alternatively, and some of the noun
tAn masses rp form ida hla
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~ English papers report that Archbishop
Manning has ordered that there shall be no
choir singing in any Of the churches in his dio-
cese after Easter. The services in future is to
be 0regorian, chanted BY the priests.
~ Frea ch Physician, who has examined
the statistics of the births Of many countries,
states that one hundred and six boys are born
10 every hundred girls, bat more boys die be.
fore reaching one year than girls
u6Moral Chicago n pseitioning the city
council 70 prohibit The running Of fstSset ears
or Sunday. S-t.
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INcENDIARIsN AND MURDER.-The stores of
n. Cohen and Simon Silverman, at Pomeroy,
ONO, Were burned Wednesday night Silver
man saved portion of his goods Cohen's
stock was completely destroyed. The loss is
estimated At so 600. Insurance S1a,0oo. Mr..
Cohen was found in hls store, shot through the
back Of his neck and died yesterday morning.
Ii as supposed the fire was the work Of incen-
diaries and murderers.
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81 The fight between the Irish giant o Bald
" in, and immy Elliot arranged 20 come of
May IL, within 300 miles of New York, will be
one of the most interesting affairs Of the Kind
ever enacted In this country. O'Baldwin is g
feet inches high, and will fight about 30
pounds weight while Elliot is feet m inches
high, and will average lS5 pounds Elliot puts
up $1,000 az ainst St,W0 that the Irish giapt "a
not whip him (EiiioD within the tune OF 20
minutes in a 24-feet ring.
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The NEw FRENCH LIGHT.-The Bourbouze
light is said nearly TO equal the oxyhydrogen
lamp in brilliancy, at much less expense II
consists OF coal gas mixed with air, which
passes through a tube into a metallic plate
pierced with many small holes, dividing the
gas into innumerable Jets. These pass through
tissue OF platinum wire before ignited, and the
platinum heated 10 a white heat becomes unen-
durable by the naked eye. Slight pressure is
used TO force out the gas, and about IS cubic
feet OF the mixed gas are consumed per hour
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~A family by the name Of Stevens, living
IN the edge of Tolland, CT, and consisting of
father, mother, and daughter, have all died
within the past ten days, the daughter suryiy-
ing longest; and while she was breathing her
last some person stole Se3o the price OF woke
OF oxen Just cold, that was in a trnuk m the
the name of Sixer COMMITTED the thest and ~,
has been arrested. -
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Physicians wonder at the extraordinary power
of RAILWAYS BENOvATING RESoLvENT in
curing the worst forms OF Scrofulous, Sy philoid
Chronic Skin Diseases, and its marvellous power in
resolving calculOus concretions, affording imme-
diate relief and consequent of Diseases Of the
Kidney, Bladder, Liver, lungs, Pancreas, Spleen
Its apid influence in the Diabetes Inconti-
nence scanty, turbid albuminous, cloudy urine
its almost instant eff cacy in stopping itching and
painful discharge Of urine, and its singular power
in curing discharges from the Uterus and Urethra
LeucorrhPa, Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy
and weakening dischargee;-and inquire wherein
the sARSAPARILLIAN used in the Renovatine
Resolvent differs from ordinary Sars1oariI[as,
sarsaparillian is the only principle in Sarsa para
that possesses cuTdftrs properties all other parts
of the root incl and useless. One ounce OF the
extract btsined under DR.. Railways new process
for extracting the curative properties from vegeta
BILE substances contains more Of the true principle
of cure than 20 live. of the ordinary roots.
sARSAPARILLIAN as only one of the ingredi-
ents that forms this truly wonderful medicine and
it is the only compensating remedy that communi-
Gates its purifying cleansing and reinvigoratinx
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE,
and other secretions. securing a harmonious fuuc-
tional action Of every deprsved organ and gland in
the sy stem. II the blood is corrupt the Resolyen
will NJ axe II pure. If TIE Lungs are liberated and
sore, secreting thick phlegn and prurelent matter
the Resolvent will loosen this deposit and repair
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material
If the Skin is covered with pimples spets pustues
sores, ulcers, &c. the Resolvent will quickly re-
move these annoysnces If fmercury is de posted in
the bones and has accumulated in the system the
Resoyent will drive 1T ont. Hthe throst or Bron
chial Glands are liberated the Resolvent will cure
these signs of an early waste. Direct remedies DOS.
seesiDg only exclusive properties, are hurtfui as
they increase the functional secretions one organ
by suspending the constitue secretons OF sthers
hence, a compensating remedy like the Resolvent
Is the only means of a permanent cure
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD impregnated with the Resolvent and alb
sorbed to supply the waste of the body, will make
pure. sound and healthy flesh and fibre. The first
dose that is taken commences its work of purifca-
ton and increasing the appetite and flesh.
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CINcINNArr, March 2e.-At a meeting of
laity and clergy representing Cincinnati M, E
Conferences held here, the unanimous expires.
sion was In favor Of urging the measure of Law
delegation at the next General Conference IN
Chicago, Az
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[PUBLIC-No. 2.l

AN ACT providing for holding a Circuit
Court at the City Of Erie, Pennsylvania.
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-.
stntot,res of tie United States Of America IN Con-
gress assembled, That the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the western district Of Penn.
sylyania, in addition to the terms now hal d,
shall be held at the City Of Erie in said western
district, at the same times now fixed by law tor
holding terms of the district court for said Yves.
tern district Of Pennsylvania At the City Of Erie
Approved, March II, 1865. f
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A REMARKABLE CURE

SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT SORE GUMS
SORE MOUTH, SORES IN THE
NOSE, AROUND THE
EYES, &C.,
IL recently exhibited, Q few bottles will cure II
chronic OF thro ugh the effects of Mercury. Potss-
stun, Corrosive Sublimate, from six to one dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cure
A remarkable instance Of personal beauty re-
stored TO Lady disfsured BY the rAvages Of
frghtful disease.
From the advanced sheets Of q new Medical work
called
FALSE AND TRUE"
BY JOHN RADWAYM ND.
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"A large hrm can be bought in south
Carolina for the price Of spring oyercost.
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P r o Z 9.

PRICES.
sssands German Bit.sr., 2, bottle --.-..--sl %
Hoodsnd Serman Tonic, pat mp n quart bottles
~Do not forget 10 examine ven ths srticls Won
buy, In order to get the genuine.
ssll ey pruslists and Dealers svsryvbsss
HObVeo4m
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81. LoUIs, March 2e.-GenI sherman leaves
Omana on Monday next, to meet the Indian