EVENING STAR. ——_— The Occupetton ot Beautort—ta DEPARTMENT oF P STATE WANTF ’ THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW ASHINGTON, Nareh 3, 19@2. KILLIAN’S, 510 Eleventh at, TY: ating w. BARNARD, Auctioneers, WASBINGTON Cc Warts’ Caxex, near Warwick, Va., [Special Ee ‘The following extract from a dispatch recelved We: Two GIRLS to work at 308 oy WALLS ARNARD. Avctionss - o-< Sk eacanoed us. Ist, forces agra petra ot bea oe oh ‘niche + = 4 Departuent from Mr. John de Is Mon- wand ue ‘o lesturas Ne. 303 A, IQvORS. oun eae den af Grest Bethel, oct | 2 Teemahipeer Derecd nee | tagnic, the Conon of the United Mates at Nantes, | SH batwern iawend Ishhete Tt Gaecenins Avctiox ~On ——— ae begree! tcecoraraah: cn ea Sone rOleniee. 4 rh —< WANTED. by a ciri, to do cham- nomRine, et April, at # o’o eoke ver pay a fire to the about to-day, and com- ) North Carolina. | js publ for general information : Al 2 : Selca o ‘et the Merning Press. ‘The Intelligencer deprecates ‘the mob spirit” ° 50 4s © Asction Rooms, An assortment o{ Beav-| ct ba: houcr to say that vessels coming orween. & sursimg. Appr bo N ee tee aa Bee pletely destroyed it, leaving nothing but a mass to say of ruins. This is another act of vandalism on Vere _ the United States to this port suffer losses Er ITED—A EIRD te ao o | howeework thongh the Rebel urs at Ps chred, Yellow, and Crashed Pugara, “s evoked against Wendel! Phillips st Cincin- thelr part. You need not be surprised to herr of | fon in Fort Macon still hold cot. Gen. Burnaide Poop the ignorance of owners as toexisting 13th fangs Be Best of ere) os Sieabree Brorne “ nati, and Rev. Samuel Aaron, at Burlington, thelr burning Yorktown {na few dzva, as auch a | advanced on Beaufort abou: a week since eet to briefly and concleely present these | 8° atNo. 5186 st wh ’ ‘See, Sok germ Page % N. J., and takes sccasion to contrast the avowed ree may naturally be expected. took possession of the city without triage g00: | neu eae 1 & private fe mi: Gases Wieehy. Bratdy, Gin, Wine, and Cordinis, oblect of the Washington Lecture Association |" y. y be expec The Rebels, burat a bridge on, the sail a | _ccVessela usually take chevtere to deliver car- RGM AN Pacis Shand 0 ii | eee Claret Roa Garman W ines. tween Newbern ai was nboeu ant , : . Cares Ven 's which wee the leudable purpese of ralting tie SATEST FROM ISLAND No 10 progress of repair and the road would soon be in ec harcis tear conaker Paimboenf, but the | * » betwess PY = — Madeira aca Pat people of Washington to ‘a higher plane z a BOMBARDMENT RENEWED sreaneesse = He cicctr yesbaks er pie nrngeat logan ig ort exposures in reaching this roadstead are some- ; : - r literature, loyalty and Liberty,” wi AiRO, March 29 fter a lull the bombar nformants kne rom times lous. ne bo " — ese “y Astor fine nineteen years | ment of Island No 10 was renewed vigorously | bern, and had not been to Beaufort, there was no ea arlene river watesibetween St. Nazaire 1.” Appiy at th Qrat an m B W any Sa ded -y 7 a : Ps of The rebels apperr to have received | destruction of property at the iatter place, and a] and Nantes ie from ten to twelve feet in winter, be te take nineteen States out of this Union, one} ond petia Position new guns of longer range. large pon oa of the Citizens remained quietly -0 | and as low as seven feet in summer. NTE : ” r ihacco acd Cigars, different brands. of thove sclected to aid in the benevolent work; There {s notbinz important from Tennessee. | their hom “A vessel drawing over ten feet must lighter Boot. ard Shoes, ad india Rubber namely, Wendeli Phillips. An arrival from Memphis to-day reports a feeling On the app proach of the Federal forces all the rt or all her cargo at a cost of money and@ time | Arp!y wilheut good referencse—430 LD & row i iankets : The Republican says it bears constantly of the | Of general despondency there. But little con- | Rebel soldiers In the vicinity shut themselves up {agrees owners. Sb avd 6th, near Ciy # Fier re chi jovi 8 fidence Is felt even in "ine ability of the large | in Fort Macon. Their numbers were variously | «t¢ the vessel comes to Nantes, ehe must pay OF R young infant, | Abd «ther Sutiers b ° i, Press,4>y removal of slaves to Maryland from this District o th to stay the | represented by the citizens of Beaufort at from fs : ash and ipen. Bert |, ie? 82 roa Sale, u Pe Lino SERS SR DusagaNetdsman <2 cys” | matguete-ecnscTuactpt omer mia chee Pah paily dinchnrged st 8 Nezaire, the carg . cs inaret sels nt 4075 | oa eet or aL nee Bo BARNARD, Anot» LATER sligh tly provisioned, and. it was not believed is at the risk of thesbip or the tnsurance until de- | 14h rr - OUR MILITARY BUDGET. Sr Lous, Blarch 30.—The asmy correspon- id hold out more than a week. Its ultimate livered at Nantes. ee epublican, writing under date of | capture Is, of course, a matter of certainty. Gen. FUTURE DA re. = hese tale BOAT FIGHT AT MUSQUITO INLET, | dent of the “The vessel pays balf brokerage at St. Nazaire, Cairo, March 29, says the firing on Friday at] Burneide was at Beaufort. and full brokerage added at Nantes By WAL! & BAGNARD. Acotionoen ———os Island No. 10 was quite heavy. The re Perfect quiet and order reigued at Newbern, } "The risks on the river are const ble, Dem- = TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE REA CAPTAINS BUDD AND MATHER RiLLED opening from gnaw Deltery mounting - | anda number of the citizens had returned to the age from ‘fouling’ is frequent In a crowded, nar- WALTER WANTED, at the Gosling Roe 1 = boo < La pte 1G VOM, RIGHT MEN KILLED AND TWO TAKEN posed, 128. pounders. They are cuit y | place. Gen. Fester was military Governer of the row and swift river taerant. 267 G5. Gve< cos whe materdiante | C. 9 eutusel B dead ob trest, po on the wh PRISONERS. — and rapidly pushing forward their mes city. Previous to the arrival ef our forces in the ould advise all charters tobe made fo St. | the businass, and ean some wel reccmmed; 10 i of Avenet snd recorded on the ith der T ———__. of defense, with apparently no Idea of evacuat- | city, the vacant houses were plundered bythe | wazaire, not Nantes or Paimboeuf Here is a The gunbot Btenville arrived et the navy yord | tug the place at peoat They are datty geiting | negroes and others, but Gen shoo: bad recovered | jargze safe dock this morning from St. Augustine, having om | more cannon in position. most of the appropriated property stored It} «Phe following expenses of a yeesel of four of November, 1 sugh geod wages will be given, tn har JA t.. No, it, folios » One of the . tin, the Diatriot of Cole I will sell on T SUAY, porn ioe of April A Word reached the fivet last night that four rebo! | for future disposal. Gen. Brigade were | undred and twenty-four tons will give shi Ss . Coo uta haben OF use of Wall board the bodtes of Capt. Budd, of the Penguin, | cunboate, partly clad with rellroad iron, had | stationed in and beyond Newbern, theit pickets | ANAT? nd Heenty-/ oftiver navigation: ith all dericable conveniences, vr feasuat. | Berund, ecvecrdh swen end Po ‘Frenne, is the and Capt. Mather, of the Henry Andrew, whe | Sppenred’ below Polnt Pleasant, but aa Gen | aod scouts extending nine miles’ tmlen ‘The | osteam towage from St. Nazaire to ; hat part of the alts. Ad: | oity'ol, Warliugion. te folowing ge orived tract ‘were killed by the rebels at Mosquito Inlet on (he } Pope's batteries extend in an almost continuous | Rebels were believed to be in atron, towards Nantes 405 francs. | dress, >tar vw.” mb 3). 3° of ined, with ding apd improven ente thereon, i it believed th Kingston, 35 miles on the road to Goldsboro, and situated tn the county ef Wartington, i the Dis Siet test. From Mr. F. W. Baxter, hospital | lines fir Sficen miles; 1t is not believed they cen | King conus heabensien eared te tae read | sRetarn towage to St Nazaire i e 250 : a: 7 ANTED —A gentleman in thi trict of Co! passage. “River piletage from St. Nozaire t Lot steward of the Wabash, who had charge of the | T°" a of Newbern. Another brigade was encamped on ae ee eee PR AAS Gy are hg ot PEt Tre said Nantes, with steam............... bie, In bodies, we have the following particulars : Navigation Westward. this side of the ‘Treat river, occupying the works }« River pllotage from Nantes to St 3 fourta ap On the 2ist, Captains Budd and Mathers fitted | pepearo, March 29 — Excel to to ul with B onpite! of nd or Eine. Adtrers th ee Exe captured from the Rebe Nezatre, with steam... ......0... ee P SH-R* "| Gotrece, west 26 perches, thopes corth 76 decreas, f hess asap Toledo thi The expedition sent to Washington was a com- des cut a boat expedition up the inlet, consisting of | which left here yosterd: ed at jo this! rete sucee Washington is, for North Car Total pllotage with steam. poperaed four beets—the Andrew crossing the bar and fel. | morning, m: ng ber regular time. The Ulean j eset 16 peranes, thence south 9 recs. east 5! peroles to its] in'eree tion with segrece. x lune of r ina, a sinart Ilttie village, lecated at the head of | giver pilotege fom st Nezsice to He larger wact of Iantcony the here and lowing up the boats for some distance—the Pen. | '$ teperted stilt th the ice below Dunkirk Pamilice Sand, nese the mouth of ‘Far river. Che | Nea pae wlth sateen daviesée of David c Partien te: Baware waar. guln remetning outside, being unabie te cross the Taet T oe "9 The ke . fat eogenpe consisted of about Hage? “erg an} “River ; n Jagrons, Goes. parca we ‘s ar . vue day they had landed on the Sena, RAs Bit. T ee 7 SESES aS tH ‘wo companies of the Mus Nexaire, without #team... 1 ' . | perch thence, south 81 derrees, west 45 parche baz. Hse Previous "de “ec but found on the | Uieturers and merchants now here tn cor mchusetts Zist lander and too the ee bie QUSE WANT the beginning, containing BI mores, 1 rood mand. end were not molested, but | ton upon the proposed tax on trade, estimate the | ** ere na jo a tree before the ‘Total without steam........... 220 Cranes. children, will Sire & nostiy furnished en perches. laland twe white wemen who were strong secesh, preter aie conntry (npen Mr. Guthrie's : rhe citizens received | «Lighterage from St. Nazaire to Nantes, abou | oontainiog cas, water, and, if possible. ail the | The terms of this eals i be one-third ened ; and they probably informed the sebel scldiers of without any apparent ¢ ement } 9 francs per ton for whens. 4 provements, situated between Pa. ave. | ba ance bearing interest and parable in equal in ntatistics at $1,000.000,000, which, deducting | or apprchension—some few expressing Union sen- | > ft lumb t2 t 2 Latrest and Hh and at”. Good refer. | staiment< até, 12 nnd the, tue defe their intenticn te return the next day 81,900,000,000 for consumption near the place of | timents,whilat the mzss Lad fothing to sey either oe le eee a pooae civon , he Best of care wrl bs taken of the | mente to be scoured by even on theland. As ths cig’s crew, who were tn advance, Were | production aud for export, leaves $3,000 000,009 | Wav. After botding the place one day, and gath- which expects to make fifteen feet water in the | {tniture. Addres eet | ee daoeeer te pises of ene; and in sbout to land, they were fired on by a body of | athe basis of trade. Estlnating that this amount eee the expedition | most shoal parts of the river. Its subcess Is prob ANTED Old American Histors.34 t: Sensor or pursharore refcsing ~ ag 1 : 8 Histo 4 i f concealed riflemen, the two captains being Killed | chanzes Lands three times, a revenue of from Barnaide’s Division, which | “Cghipowners sould know that advances on nines voli, # Fofanlitig purchaeer or purchase. entright. Captein Budd received 2 bail through | g99,c00,000 to £100,000,000 could be collected at 1 | had snffered much from lonz confinement on the £. freight are not usually made bere until all the RNARD. Trustee. freight is delivered.”’ mar 29—3'if the right side of bie neck, which severed the ca- OR) 5 Wave BARN rotted artery ny the conntry. transports, was improving. The confidence of Bases Re canerey the Division in Gen. Burnside is universal and per cent. upon tl Writings; Letters; Lee’ roms ne age were ice ’ {7 Fro Pennsyiva unlinited St fsa pleasure to bear the men talk iT'be pata. ‘i ‘iretarond ta Captain Mather was shot exectly in the same Be a ennen SOY, 300 Fecha ya | eee Guu Wee ent igeblo aad ui PASSES. their vale will be pat eT ee, | place, the only difference being that the wound j 2*eate, we have Blackwood’s Magazine for tiring in taking care of his troops, and it is enly Wendeuriasd Prevent Mavsial's tics wh 3t ate overt B: a of Washing was received on the oppotite side of the March; which oddly eneugb for tory M through his unceasing exertions that the expe- waar, 7 of Washington, March 2 19 i Dp seod COLORED WALT Eee aay ptrect. op He also received a shot through the right b basn’t a werd ef abuse ef our Union. he dition has oie oe well preserved frou h ine Special ae Bes Pies , Pri ERR al °47 Pa averse 2a" we shell nil li bis Cars % continu ex, ure an a s it has had to * ~ ae - nesr, Passing entirely through bis body, coming out} World moves!) endure since leaving Annapolis ‘All Pasees heretofore issued from these Head- Vast D-A Bistrate COOK. at C. RLOTE, 3 For Boepge See Hoiges Carriage. = bach - of beer rm hich iated of | _ NOMINATED —We henr that Levi Kline bas been The fine weather of yesterday hus changed fo a | quarters to the 3ist instant will not be renewed, = - ~ - “ 1 Two srat Wagon with whole crew of the gig, which consisted c: Tr nomtnated to be the Collector of the port of Havre. bell mapa nels hen Old Point ts iets 181 put recognized, until further orders. thou! 6d mg upee, My Brewster, eight, were missing, and the rebels informed them the neat day, when a Gag of truce was sent —— wrought iron ba:is, 80 I presnme that Capt Dabi- | shal. Cnas. E. Rosinson, Adjutant efter the bedies, ‘het they were all killed with Angestep —Mr.J.H. ‘Tarr, a member of the gren’s selentitic Ingenuity bas overcome the o! thee oe ~ the exception of two, who were taken prisoncrs. | Bar at this place, was arreated at Camp Wallace, | jections that ted the use of these missiles TA rem D-A GIRL. to do the soe —— M30- } Pair pod-tall Ca: ae Horees, in the ether boats sia more were wounded, two | & Salisbury, Md , on Sunday morning last. The | jn her first encounter with the Merrimac. famiiy, Good references re- | § Singis Buggy 7 . se : charge scainst bim, we learn, is that of advising | ‘There were some signs of activity toward Nor- SOLDIERS’ MONEY 4 ely at No. 416 z§ Ladyae eo genticmwan's Saddies of whom died on the 23d. the soldiers net to go Into’ Virginia.—Denton folk this moraing. A eteamtug came down to “ t nd With Biante, Horee Covers, Sir- Our men fired inte the bushes and pulled off, | (.Md.) Union Sewell’s Point, and the smoke from a large ves- P=: Sage ANTED To R FURNISHED cingioe, Cuttitg Boxes, Forke, Shovels, Lauterss, net knowing what force they had to contend sel could be seen off above Craney Island. A ALLOTMENT DRAFTS ‘p the reighborhood A iiards? \* ined ay doy provions inst US~ The peach crop prospects are unusually | propeller, sppareatiy & gunboat, also came down 7 Hote ph abosrding house, Address “N. Ay! 1,” =: - fine in Delaware. In western New York and | the James river, within about three miles of New: THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY Star Office. | Terms oasb. Phe bedics of the captains bad been buried by | Pennsylvania fruit of all kinds promises better port News, and after reconnoltering, apparently, | WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS’ REMIT- | caref de-Grace, Md. By order of Major W_ E. Doster, Provost Mar- bs id come UTRe & CO., Aucts. the rebels, and when sent after next day they — = elmilar accounts reach us from ee ee ees god roan bigh wind TANCES WwW gt “4 cola WAN ais were returned, With also the watch and sword of | New Englan. and low water, however, forbids all expectation | ‘ro their Families at any place on a lines of their Icquire ene of the officers, and taken immediately te the MIGHT THIS Wanx, Tar \ ae appearance of the Merrimac until the storm Express at a oharce of PHRE 26, © 8b okt HAE oy. ood to Be Pairs ace be: Wabash, (¥ ship,) and after being enclosed in VE) RY i THIS WEE TH TWENTY-FIVE CENTS D—-A SITUATION, middie aged | inc held at Parker's Aiali? Go thine lead see ‘Sassinaed te the Bienville, in Pare er al tpg | Fou ANY *UM NoT BXOERDING Firry Do.Lare; eee or jaundres Go ean soe} you cacnot fail to te p cased. mh store ° which they were brought to thie city. ‘ rela taptisis, every hing Cited at Pott Hora ane Tar sols erik Bair | Atd ® proportionate additional charge to plaoce | £1¥°% if rrelircd. Anply at Grocery Store, [)°POT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE The bodies were this morning escorted to the meee = ait = en = kor's Hall. Go and get one as a curiosity. tie _cageed or conmweting Feteons vigil EES __™ =f ERENCH WAsnineTon. J. Cn Maret 23, 1962. ebapel in the yard by the marines and crew of | ("YO Lee hs alt ge Se : ~ ~ - Hotment Drafe, should be evolosed in an en- kentieman foom and Parion |. SEALED 'zorosats will be received at this offior the Blenviile, where they will retmain wit the | Griseat Sethe eae Peek: Ae XM te requed j RTIFICATE vefope and secu eis"senled, Ofd_ have the fail ad, ; a ‘ensant loosity | SMU oRT delivering ty ihe ety ot'Waahing 9 funeral. Mth trenkey rUEspay, “Aer oe | in olties the strest aad. number) of the person to ty ee hart . ton. at such & pointas the Depot clook end the funeral oftheir Pi Bought and Sold by hi A spade b Pa. sv. 2 may, cirect, the folowing nemed PINE LOM. IK AND WOUNDED seLDIERS AT wincuesten, | Mester, fF eases Darenar, JR., 211 pepaet 3 = JAY COOKE & CO., there ee ee oe ee weished or 4&1 : Secretary Seward and seversl medical gentle. | invited fo attend. rae ieee “wae M. BANKERS, pLvelopes for this purpose may be had at our in oad | 7 \ yeas aad men from this city, (Dr. Harvey Lindsley and ain REA aie i SOLLEES WEOTOLLOW TEE LEGS oo facil tate, prompt delivers the cbarge for ro 25.00. sougt others,) left bere on Friday morning for Win- = a é mittance shou! pre} a 20th hs, ns Soa Va., to examine the raat ites wil be of 5 eorgeto {| SUTLERS, WHO FOLLOW THE ARMY. ends OO os BXpress comran® threeMday eo - conntling - 0 Pisurtantin ls 23, eA aeaecerigeeh astm Hons, wha’ 4 eee, orrur, Say tapi ieee ewes Ok te — ’ : ANTED TO KENT—A small HOUSE, nemo present dopa sheuests npraipsdida : tS POVEVOY, SDs SHIP A’HOY: pol Mtn) eyo ye W ‘ren and wilerwihinah manatee Gale etaee |. 'ss00 wie ni _mh 29 3 Secretary 3 ? ’ EACH BLOW acd scene POTATOE: strretand Penneylrania avenue. Any ons no having I the Lumber to The party returned yesterday moming. They Eee Pe aay Re ONAN SHIP # HOY! Foe Snt Bt ism priors ATOES, | 3 house to reut_ will heat of prompt terant b adler signing te contracts 5 an a al found three bospitais at Winchester, while many esting vf the Board of T: f : ana OLN J: BEALL, gry atigeselicke cdicns tlntacsdlcaar : E ‘and Cute. Agents sive | afer the commect l cioeed, Heifers and bulis not which the revels bad buried about aimile and a| { 5 aul or before i eh voat ‘ i =e whe, on or before the int doy otk 7 ert pe ge jie eRe! eeAigeN ya et oma tional Soap and Candle Worke, Green street aud "TULA OF THE Fine: paris Canal, Georgetown, D. C. strangere at the Pair th . i 37M et i rt mh 19-1m C. B. JEWELL, Propristor, | Hall, opposite Broware Hater wie rene Bees en Late attertion of their iy 07a \ hick ened oo atteraiument will be provided. mh 31 eir su fois 8 doors shows Odd Patio oN oposition be bytes State of ax independent banky. "All directs gt Ee is VET et _* crore shown Ong Foltowe’ Hell. | 4 BEA CK 2,000 B PRE: SOF PRIN Reoepted, ue wil ®t on {ito 8 contrnot in ors and officers. therefore, of lettes, Gold » Chapeau I ew, tynisning fhe Mr OLL! SASH, WINDOW, A 2 ver FRAM ES, and U JACKSON V Waite POTATOES, oontrast te Bawk, Branch Exe eB ko. > AM Now. furn = the Barre’s wil ihe heat fis bales 01 Clover and > beoneny seou Eank of the Old Domision have to Somes ot Fs | do} &¢ Cony BER ANE? oes; Biz0;| , For sale at the {rae ini ne. Inquire at 50 prime. meta Bay, of are liable to a fine not exceeding $2,000. The seen ii no . att : Seon lomeat, mere 377 First street enat, between 1! ari C. yy can toe cooper to almost all professions. ' M {nisters m & Co, oftheir succe fe 26-tm* Corser New Jersey av. and cot bn, eee {| R STEBBINS. mh 56-6t" 85 ol tive jourectnea. I cannot solemnize the rites of matri- EAT s peda ny without taking the oath, or they are liable F. J. HEIBE vo PRING DRESS GOUDS.—Many new and ME ON» vasmonanin Dracemaree. 3 TREASURY NOTES e 5 ete not lees than $10 or more than €500 han Led re Citisen H. a Yana lon & , _ Amo, oneal fall stock of all kinds of Foreig: Pt ee a oth Aoi h aden sr Te s Tio : ¢ have not ee, Reteariagta, ne = wd ui} nad Ay wi esto Dry ry Goods, for the ourrent wants of lors dresscutting rule by Mrs. ‘mb wise BOUGHT feat fas teen te Li f CARPEN. | famulien and hou pS tonics Ble detent le and (ptt! Sl At the Capitol command of Major Giles, the 941 York F°. me RALIESA Foore™ Also, ri fe One price only, umekod i lain fi thi *egiment, under cemmand of Col. vane This | cas Will be sold very wa Sain é” Wine tual cash vaine, atc ei eae 369 Soe hg ‘TAND i STS, 369 SOLD Tas ies aoe mcontenst ior op tenets. Searles te lee Military Geverner, Otiosr it* aieke FERRY & BRO. RO, “i by sterkdeslae do furmsh & rn. Montgomery, wi! i NTER 8 : —————___Fs-8v. snd Ninth street._ ASH STORE. aa "8 Precise namber of is , > to the Sth hed E - offer h below the market price at either 6 thelr removal anus sea atts Ceehet on OUR Ei CO., Bankers ae 1 he fering, Re apy-mape ¥ retail. ; _mL 2 Iw.if Pa. avenue, corner loth et, sived watek doostatens *ympatbizers brought matters toa = calmineting mba iw 498 Fifteenth atrect,_ ben RE Hf yootening establishment in oi He tre dire made just be the railroad depot the warehouses in [ade fre Second iy Cottage Sets, in exoel- One New Cottare sett complete order, which Point, and made bim verpunpopu! THE OATH OF FIDELITY AND pres Yr Aa he on side Baitimo: hich ‘wo ciioratastoniehtag iw pr C#HFTiFvicatTes _tah 12 Im* corner Ba eo INDEB' tou By the act os the General Assen y of ONT HORSE: Virginia on Vebryary last, the follow ; ie é JV ASHINGTON nooP SKIRT FACTORY! ‘we will sell chenp for the cash, ine GOVER MENT, pia a Sos tee sath of alle ps E. saat ine Mon Fie o Dr. Br $e WANTED 1 orl A large assortment ott hia hogany and Walnot : aprSOV ED CLatm: FaRich guvembled at Wheeling’ on the 1ith of nee 35 o 7 TOR! A person TO manu ile yartistton Fables, Sofas, Rogkere, LEWIS JOBNSON & CO., "Porboun dastiing: a Hesese MOTE ou BOOKS AND STATIONERY one Satie at a] pa Wood rs, large ceutennt BA fed ERS, ak 267 ELEVENTH STREET. wate fession, or to carry on uny business or celiing for SOLD VERY LUW! Laquires farther partis oorner of Ninth | Cottage Union, Japansse’ and Jonny Lind Bed- | 2 ISS! 8. avenue, corner od weg whieh 's = requited by existing Inws: aor Manat age ne Hors ine JAMP EURNI N WARE OF Low WA Resideat smornaye Jefferson's W orks complete, 9 voiumse, bd aw a AG & CO Penieat Cher Lest tes 2 car te bead one = sie at ort AMPS, e. A,ents of or manufactutug companies | John A; , FA le x late raat fice ae a. OVER, — ceeeesiuans wpeloee incorporded at nov | Websters OS cautenrapn | EPO: ree ea oe Pith ais Romemiors eames, 309 Seveath atoat,| hve ____ SH WARRAUER ie domestic, Laving a depot in the State’ ‘All Slerks Debates . or Be wl oe BONTZ & GRIFFITH, FRANKLIN & CO, __imh 21-#teo Ser nzi-tteo __267 Pehneyivanie avenue, and agents ef persons who are required to thhke ie aE ' the oath He, New USE PUBLIBHE SD. Ministers celedroting the rite of matrimony. o yeni the thing, ‘the Physicians, eurgeons and dentists Statist, r, “ ira Bank directors snd officers. ‘Book it ‘6te., eto,. P Keepers of sieht ef roads and ferries All Officers and cler! associations i - ty) Q$ Ti C1 Aes eed and issuitutions in which the State hoses tee] AF per, & jaf i 844 Peom'eay.,:oorth mds,) bet, 18th Riad 18th ete 4 ! venga eet isi EYEGLASSES, R. 5, A MARINE AND FIELD GLASS! deputy clerks of courts JOYCE, No 10 109 Fe ay. voaat A a ES, Notaries * ¥- i RU: begs leave to announce ‘1 . wel best qualitics, conatantiy on hand. AM ad “forinalag vitattoos of theme the oaths, and 886 sPhiNG oi Of 8. “Ginn hares uetecn aegis Rone, Lces y I F Eaitiiel er era Ts a bro SeASSon o bf the 1h er Syed Pan weaagce pe Bet chased by any one aot an officer of the Depost. ment daly authorized to make such purchases in sccordance with the reguistions of thearmy

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