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tpnSunday morning last, Nj Sam'l Pryor,
+ the Charles City Troop. in company witt
Mr.. Hin Garter, III, and MI, Lee, Il citizen o.
Warwick county, Was out on rec onnolsanct
IA New port News, and were proceeding quiet
iy niotg on horseback, when they were sur
pred by "a party of about 20 Hesrians who
were hid IN The bushes The three gentlemen
a' 90 &c fired upon the enemy, and its believed
each hiiled man. The lire was returned
aud Mr.. Pryor received shot in the groin
They then retired and had proceeded some
Ill, arc" from the scene of action before his
companions Were ware of the disaster that
had betallen Mr.. Pryor. He was taken to 3
private house, where he died about six hours
after being shot The BODY WAS brought NJ
To- Wllcox's wharf yesterday, by the steamer
Curtis Peck, Capt. J. II. Freeman, from
- hom "" learned these particulars.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From Is ASKING on.

WAsHrEaros. June II tuesdays Iutalu
gencer SAYS that 10 off "iai Instructions "a "a
he fare OF the Savannah crew have been
given, but the i'm preston prevails that they
Will be hung
The War Department has ordered the re
building Of the II lrpars Ferry bridge Col
STONE occupies Lees burg
AT Fortress Monroe, Sawyer's American
riHA cannon MS been mounted at the Rim
Raps, which will reach Sewell's Point.
Gen Scott BOASTS that tho evacuation of
HarpPr's Ferry was in perfect accordance
with his plans, and that no Southern move
ments will in the slightest degree affect his
programme
The Government has information that the
>outherners have trap set for them fifteen
niles from alexandria, into which they ex
pect 20 draw the Federalists
Some scout reports that the Indians ar.
lurking in the neighborhood of the alleged
rap.
Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe are 10
ne CONNIE ted by submarine telegraph
A dozen TIfir cannon have been sen 10 Alex.
sndTia
hut!er is threatening Great Bethel in force
The troops al Fortress Monroe sleep on their
arms.
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IT - y O IT -'''Tt p q tHoVFt-
CAME JACKSON, AEAk Pos PotNT,
iuy.A lStt,


Juue lotO, 1861. {
Everything Is quiet at this place tut now
IL Naiu We b W looked tor an aLpr0ach O
the enemy, tor none, rs Vet, has dared to No
lest US billed with enthusiasm, our brty,
boys pant tor victory on The battle field. L,
FRY success OF our arms, crowned with til,
trophies o war, - Leading us on 10 glory ahC
reEoWn. Day aiter day Is followed by trI
umph Every nom. Mt are berulaius
stronger, by III" erection of batteries on on.
coast, n hiCh will defy the resistant OF II
com bined host Of vandais OF the North
Every body I'D oits that The position we oc-
cupv - txpusrd 10 be enemy; but can We NJ.
concentrate, In & moments warning, thou
sands OF troops ut ant point Of our CoaSt t,
rcpol any invasion that might be mad .
Every nOdy is ri Icing ~ The defeat OF Plea
yune Butler, At thel Church, the other day
! hardly suppose he viii dtSiouge he rebel
any more soon
Their" are said 20 be large number of bat
ta2ux II Fort Monroe now, which they propos,
re lake Norfolk with, by iatdug troops uu
der onr iuuskets and cannon.
II ia reported that ola i be'S dis11' cted sol
dieIs, who break the peace At Fortress Mon
roe. are taken 10 the Rip Rtps ~ tie punished
Perhaps QId the Marion Rifles. Of Ports
mout n, injustice IN saying that a large mum
Der VINO voted for Lincoln hal gone OVER IL
the enemy. Thirty tive OF them I've been
mustered int the service of the ConffGpratt
STATES, and are sfill loyal to the south an
5Iad 10 correct the mistake. GORAAN3.
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Correspondence Of the hicnmoud Dispatch
4 4pfrs pss b. p.4,t1..,Ty

JAsgs RivFk, June L. 81
hNt'ers down this way are assuming more
"aIhA7 appearance. ] he noble James is 10
~ os!eiacd, ~ Ia days OF yore, by the sons OF
1''Hlen against the attack OF the hireiing band
va Government doing wIilful wrong TO a
4y}At Peoiie. and then seeking, by force OF
90 70 pat The tyrant's heel on their necIs
Az LAY 81 the invaders IA becoming eyrry
"9t more pEecartous, ana ere long we hone 10
rHI You report that wil cheer your heart
ma the enemy has been driven 10 MS lair
"Ad aged 80 a. 70 be Of no harm Amo,c III -
,3ldpahIes IA the county you will tiud ria.
HslhIa Lille Guard, tie Young C;u.yd ,h
l.iLiArt Guaid--all OF your city. Tho Az.
al enjoying general health, ana M good s1,rit.
'ol Tue approach OF HE enemy.
he CuTus feck, under command of Gan,
Ii Freeman, touches on the river evary
timer dayI and sny packages, &c.. for auy
mem Der of the 18th Regiment, date I'd ! w,il
70 q tel!ued 10 II sen 20 his care
lhe thptain aud officers of this boat ARE
ei} o'eeFNeGly popular bereabout, because
tntif 1AiioEn politene-s and obllylus oie.
P"Si4ones ana deserve credit for their ef,orts
ali ~ transportation ior
IfeTything is quiet, aud viii give Won An
p"ohl OF any thing which may hann.n
zap riesaah' X.
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Ii" following private dispatch
Manassas JUNCTION, June II Col, Gregg
81 he First South Carolina Regiment, with d.
re.onAoi:rriaS party, consisting OF part OF til,
ltrst south Carolina Regiment, with tw,
Saas and Two companies Of Dragons, startet
on sunday morning last for Great Falls OF Pc
t.fAao. On Monday evening, " hen on their re-
t"r",they came to Vienna station on the Lou
doun and lancashire Railroad and met there :,
iIaln benTIng the FIith ONO Regiment, Col
MICook Al the first fire, SIX cars were de
'@'hed and the enemy lied, leaving six kllsu
auI wounded
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Leesburg noudoun county, is in noss.s

Letsourg (Loudoun county, is in possession
our trpoi : They have destroyed the train
. the AleAtuurla, LUudOuH and Htnpshlr,
itiIlTotd, 10 keep thelu from falling into IN.
'ili.4= VI the enemy.
An american, named Edwin Robinson. haf
fbmItteu 10 the government OF Tucatau
4th Tor the cOnstruc ioi. of railroad from
iefIuA 20 tlnudu trogreso.
Jncgc Thomas, Of Mass has been elected tc
i~ u d-HlnSt.'n Congress, 10 fill the vacauc,
'used oy The resignation OF Cnas I Adams
present Minister ~ the COURT OF 81 james
4 Aibers. Of Charleston, =. G., VIA.
-fOH from the teAder OF a lOcunoti on tn,
tuSuett * sirOad few days ago and in
-,.tLtly kliled
The Frdrrll Government is SERIOUSLY en-
'.LTteoeu III COnSe Queute OF Northern ne " ;
'tter publications, and 1t Is intiIaateu that 4
.rnsoI ahIp HIlI b. established.
1t Is now stated that Burlngarne is Az.
b'lnted Minister ~ CHINA.
The Zouaves At Alexandra claim to hav,
J. hVrred up Il slave to his owner W.
iuu believe II.
The New York papers are spreading 4 story
hat a nor. lou OF CJl. Bituton uncan
hentucky R-gimeat nave holsted the Star.
,ui Stripes
Some citizens of Dover, Delaware, hay,
held meeting aud cues ted Seua tor Bayar,
to resign
Lieut. GrPble, killed at Bethel, vas huri.d
T''h great pomp in Philadelphia on the Il /
inst
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EtBL,
At the re-id snce OF VIM. L1,yd, June I7.h Miss
- "
Ger funeran will take place from St lame,
'hutCh thi- morning. 1t Ii o'ciaek Yer frterds
ana at1nai atsncas ID those of the f4raiIv are re
specttutiy iuvitrd 70 attend
on rnn,dsy morning at II o'clock, TGM0LIAN
ANl htA infant ntf hoInas md Mary
AhtIehy' "i this city, sged mon hs aud - days
Death spr"ad his whitening wiutry arms,
And ear smi - - "a re
All wherf are now those ri>iDs charms
Which T2eaNed our eyes be- re
The funer.. " IT. take place thls Nv ednesdavl
ID trnlaE Il u clock. from his father sts ra,
dsnca, OF ID between Duvsl and Baker ,treei,
81 south Gstclina aud Georgia p4p.rs please
copy
On Saturday. 18th inst Macy. daughter Of
John and 4. Victoria Williams. eyed mouths
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TX MINOR,

r"mor reached tins city last evening that
III" federalists had evacuated Newport
News. The gentleman who makes the state
Iu~nt left Nol folk yesterday, and say that lie
learned from two sources that steamers were
seen convey ing trcoIs from Newport News TO
bid Fotut. We give the rpInor for what . ia
worth
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ARMY WAGONS DgsTRoTEU The eXtensiv.
wagon factory of M-ssrs Bpgg> h Rowland
- Philadelphia, was burnt THURSDAY night -
The hgm were engaged III filling = large con
irHct Tor army wagons The buildings wer,
med IN three places. as is led by al
mi 7sary Of the enemy
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MIssoURI The ST. Louis News says Their,
T. good reason 10 believe that q considerab l,
num Der OF Confederate troops are assemble,
a Arkansas. in the Indian country and II
Northern Texas, for All advance into Kansr,
'ud missouri 10 seize the NeWtoVn lea,
nInee anu march TO the assistance Of GOV
j Ckson the moment he invites them
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0'''efPonaT1ce Of The Richmond Dispatch.
aFdlrs az HttMiu1tou
2 "H0 NJ " ttH1 I"ytOft

"a, WILnlsaTos, n. o., JuneiT
"s!s u an papspsi excitement crea,ed this
's-.As py IFlsssam received from Kton.
.xsn si sAaaF iaat Harpsr's Ferry has been
~saee 70 lhr report s''' W"
.ssen ae.tioaaa! companies arrived here las,
sgat qua Ihls morailS We aays so,as IS
: N"sotsa wen drilled seluisrs stationed Lsrs
IA .srsa a. Ne aa:lae Hospital Which IL
paw 'ofsoftVsr' f1AA,at.
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MOVEMENTS OF GovsAsNsSr TEssELs-U
y. steamer Quaker City arrived al New York
on FRIDAY from Fortress Monros She was
relieved on the bloc kada. of the Capes OF Va
by The I ). gun boat Str, but Will return IA
few days. The store ship supply, from
Key Wesi On the I'd, also arrived At New YORK
on Friday. he STEAMERS CRUSADER, Wyan-
dotte and Water Witch were At Key West
all yell The latter TWO We're going shortly
10 Fort Pickens.
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NAVAL Ey4AGEhESr-t5ALLAHT AND HAETSa
CHAeE or a tEDERAL STEAMER On >nnd ~
evening, about seven o'clock, Wtiie the Cor
feG"rate steamer Empire = engaged ia re
connOi.erng the enemy works al NeWpO
News, Captain 7 srrsh discovered The FEEDER
al steamer cataina, some distance of and
under Roadway for Old Point. Chaie was
Immediately given, and when WI min lev
miles pt Hampton Greek the Empire fireu
two shots, enc OF which is 0elies Ell u hay 81
taken effect ON the Cata!ine-and bat for the
proximity OF the Cum bertrand frigate, " hJch
she Catalue would in ali probability have
fallen III 70 our hands
Capt. Parrish aud his officers deserve much
praise for their daring conduct in this little
affair, as 10 also srNeral OF the Richmond.
Greys, no were on board the Eluplre rs Il
marine gusrd It is hoped that tapt + trri>h
may soon De better prepared for offensive
operations. by having Il larger ana ulore eft..c
i've steamer placed under his control - Mr.
folk H.rni|'
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TgRKIBLE MASSACRE N New ZEALAND -
From tho Honolulu Commercial ADVERTISE
we learn that Captain Win-low, who hsd
Just n rived at that port frcm New Zealand
reported 4 terrible massacre OF the foreign
population ny the hostile natives Sou;h q:
Auc sland. List DC Oher a peace WAS cen
ciuied. 4thppears, however, that some tina"
in Jan uaryr the natives came down from tit
noun ta!n5 IN large mum bers and Suppressed 81.
settlement neaT Auckland, hntcheriug about
eight hundred an fifty Inhabitants Ihe mosr
hoTTId accounts are Received as to the crGeltiee
ptTpetrated on that occasion. The government
had only about Two thousand troops III the
island. These would have proved more than
II II itch for any force that the Indians could
bring into the Held, but the latter are accus
toned 20 retreat intO the thick canetrakrs
which cover the noun ttins OF the interior
ASIDE nom those natural Offences the natives
ar athletic and brave, while they have picAru
up 20 inconslderabe kno ledge from then
contaGT with the white settlers. Their for
ct camps have been tOuud 10 be fortified
with much skill Ia the selection Of grouua
and other means Of defence They are &C
quaint1d with the use OF firearms, and 0bt.,iu
powder from foreigners touching a / The island
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A BAARgR OF DisPAroHgs "A letter from
Bayard Taylor " the New York Tribune Gays
that DIR. Holland, who recently came bsafrr
OF dispa tohes 10 tue Government OF the Don.
isdera.s States from England, returned thith-
er ca the City of Baltimore. H. rusa.d
aboard few minu tes before the sssan-F left
New York His d,spatchcs were ooutidsd 70
q lady, who concealed them In Der dress.
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STAGvATios That threatened starvation i.
'onlng upon US. Eighteen hundred barrel
i hpur, and some five or SIX hundred head o
'tttit' came into our port yesterday-all o!
Noi thrrn production. The vast prtlrl-s 4 II,
tHtXhaustl0i- crops Of Texas tor this seaso,
ioAe viii feed the whole South " q Ds{tu
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Tbs slave prlss ship Nightingale has or.
rived 4; New YORK shs WAS cap ursd OF
kabsada BY the u, b. sloop. OF wal Sar, ioga,
having Oh board WI assroes.
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BlILY WILsoN's IHItvss.-IhIs pxemni,r

billy WILSON'S iHItyss.-Ihls exemplary
regiment Of Zuuave~ saIled from New York
on SATURDAY ny the steamer Vanderbilt
Their destination has not been positively sta
ted, though II was supposed 10 be Fortress
Monroe For TWO or three days previous. the
pohc- were busy in locking up the straggiers
who were generally found o-.tstiy dfup & aud
brought in on drays. Just rs the boat was
leaving, a free night took place. and one thief
who had the deiIrlum tremens, tried 10 drown
himself.
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THE SHOE business II LYNN The shoe hu 81.
ness OF Lynn - now almost 1T dead stand
Only ahont one thousand pairs OF hoes arr
manufdc turfd weekly, VIXEN in good times
the number sHeils up 10 At hast fifty thousano
pairs. One dealer received an order from q
virginia trader, accompanied ~ the cash, for
a quantity OF ladies' CUTTERS tcI days ago. To
BE- shipped ny the way OF ONO. The VIZ
gilman stated that he would run all risk OF
their being sei2rd by The General Government.
The Lynn manufacturer, however wae afraid
to fill the order. and re tuTcet the money
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Missouri

st LOWS, June ls.-N othinx is known Q:
iOV. Jackson ; movements
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MAR RIED

In Manchester, Va. bv the Rev. M. Hatcher,
Mr.. VI NRS, to Mis- VICTORIA HARRISON
both Of Richmond Va
BIZ Petersburg papers please copy.
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r@sss NoTttE. -PA>SAGF 90 HORT
..6lsn-kP nWHATaN ard IAML.. = W \

Vafys NHFl Z f.--IA~SADF ~ HORT
$500 PoWHAT and JANET X
&ssssrsr<E xsn aud TO GROVE and STONE Wharf.
d sILA the steamer Curtis Pee K tapt J
H. FH.EAAS, viii, for the accommodation o.
those wishing 10 visl' friends stationed IT any q.
ap,ve places, al"o those 1t Williarnabur.
aud f0rktpwn,l leave ne " har Vt K ekelts Nv
cry MORNING. fexeept unfay.t precisely Al g
. CLOCK touch At cry PojHt by O'Clock Tor
PowhstAn ny 10 'cIocE, JaT1e-tn1yp II . CLOCK
Grove wharf - an Stone v harf o'eloci, p
VI. ktTt RNfEG-will leave stone Wharf al y
clock drove ~ = o'clCck, sad, topcuiog a, al
the regular W harVe. doth g"Frgarh ratuTpIpI,
arrive At RichIb nd about = clock p Y ~
PassaE- lvF r. tip to Nona Vh IF and leturp A.
Meals extra, 50 cts each
81. he above scne 5uie viii be commenced On
MON HAt @tth june- x. q HAskiNA.
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LOST, sTRAYED & STOLEN.

-l1 E>TRAS COW have at nv
SN,4sAs house htray ale red OW with
- white streak down her back and oh ?
z-sSs-~~fse hife marks ab at her he i very
poor . be owner will please CONS forward
T." pr"n4riy, pay charges Aai lake her away
j. /" s. l.. C. ROCK
. sTtsAY HORSE, anne to u, b0u.e
sta-sh On he Deep run turn Ike, u IA les florr
Richmond, the inoruiDg u he gth it,.
-tant, IEfiium size By hBk>E Tho owprr /.
required 20 come forward. prove proper V. On
ChaTses, and take HIM away 49,
J" H-3' JOSEPH T. StvToV
Lot ma suGIef Mt.,bI wH-r- 1n+, --n1---
eau aet by properly identifying II ami pawn.
IVi tn's r. tlrr NJ Esquire dt our office, vp
pc-Ite the dour shed,, BASIN Bang
]e 10 81 Co RAD & CREW
I on SIGHT DRAFT on New York tor N
a. nuudred dollars, drawa By Norris & Co
@hnRet7, New orleans, payable to he orfsr oil J
J. 81 heever The finder will be literally re
ward d ny leaving II a. MS ottce ie l3-S
4 IL FEHao~- Nlfou IT MAY CON
"a En-, are hereby n ,,ihei that paymer- L.,
He71 st4rprd on SIGHT DRAFT on New York
IYF me hundred dollars, drawn by VI akRIs a,o.
ba1&rrs New 'rieAps, payaUie 10, aud embossed
", . : . "a I'hN or. le ls-@t*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EE Just Received
From SOUTHERN MANUFACTORIE>.
2oVo yards best X rs + 7 :, tor Jackets and
Overanats.
1000 YARDS Grsy CAoS AERES
Is" Grey 'ligue SHIkI>, FIR military use
Lee do1 paiIs W ocllsn SOCK.
AL, A good assortment Ut bn4G LAC L aud
Virginia BUTTONS, aud many othsr articles II
ne mi nary line, To which iGvite ILs 4, eutioL
4 Military metal Of which / off for ale
cheap e. BE HER
No 33 Nam street
hs 200 HANDS wanted Immediately
Ie .+-IUF Is bECUER
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MEDICAL rLRE~ Or OFtI,k,l
RE H1.nND, "A, June II 1881
lis L LADIES are respectfully IA
- formed b 1t 200 pounds more Lint hal
what they have already - kiud furnished IL
Il" l'k I'D wounded "f the Army l. tili reed I'd
tnd eedHsed cotton will answer a v-rv ga,d but
Jose Y "" J0HSS
L. i>--;T -'A"'
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DRY GOODS. DC.

DANENS DUCK. Heavy sirg! -i. Dues AID
II ether 20 d. for Tant=.
Having racis fer The bove goods, W. can
supply the ~ "a e. qRAnlIa~ ul"u shn. 90 .2e.
r. Il KENT PAL . 4 60
4 tDfT"- uxNaBJsG>, q il, HIS = ,tH,
Y Hecsiv@d ,o"e yards 37-luch Cote on UznabGTEs,
suitable iCr OIL c. tins
JOHNSON s. HARDWOOD,
il 10 No " Hsia It.
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SPECTsL NOTi, E.-0n head

SPECfsL MOTTO E.-On hand
- NIL ITAEY 600 Ds'.i
LEGO yards BLCR sATtNETS
20o0 d" GabY FLANNELS
900 " GREY CANslHEkEs
2eG0 sheep GREY CaSAlH SRES
SEQ s-a GRET tTLI'D CLOTHS
5"a ARMY BLANKETS
t"0 pans low priced col red BLANKETS
The above will be offered IT very low prices 10
close Miiit ry comrades IN want 4 ogft- viii
save money IN masing their - iscfjcrS cary ~
ALFRED MOSES.
nv "a 81 " Fl, -
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AUCTION SAILS
~ TUB iyak
By AiAynndsr Notf. Anct Z.

INV CHOPS. tLOt HlNt, FURNITURE,
~ * " II . sI.t a. al u AZ et8ts.
9HG - DAY. JUHa p 6 r.rDene4EE II 10 go RI cE,
lot 81 Try Goods, Ready -Aadt Ei"th ug Has.
shoes and Fancy Goods 'IocEosy, Glaze aud
stone Ware
AL.o-A 1t second hand Fusnitgfe Etov~~ &c
TERNs.-CAsL ALbk. MOTT, AVCt'T
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9o=> ALL LETTERS AND OTHEt
- Communications tar membera Of
"ompsly 5, LIST Regiment Virginia Volun- 4
4efS- vii. be left with :. TOWRk at Il II Ks
'mIth Z, No. ID Main streat, who V i'll forward "
ne sans JANE K LEE,
nv 11--ff Canaan comma ding,
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PISTOLS AT EDUCEI

:. ~ FE>IU5lN II X +. y { c Z /
~ NV 4. Left Nth u iVr sale
~s|< lot Of COLTS PISTOLS odd apa
81 N5sT new model, Navy and rury VIII Cd
SN ~ we are anih rlzed to cell a. lees
han marhet prices Bl~o, 1T O.
: hU ttR", suitable Tor ladies rses
il La hHNN. ANnkAA.-N 4 co
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PER~uS> HAVING LITTER

< FEkrtN~ HAVING LETTERS
and Packages + r h HE MIXERS o. Gait
III EbDS' lst 'olnP ,ny Howitzers, at M4n2s as
a have Them de- ivsrei ny leaving them at n
nc o. the liy dvihgs Bank 40. I4S Main 1t
= Ct OK Jhts w hHN b>DlYl evening. Pr
va hlfIoT Will AXE chargs Of them
IL
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s9 Sewing Machine Trimmings.
NlLLlAMANTIC COTTON, IL
Black and cOlOrs, coarse and fu.
orrs Macnaaght 8
WHITE COTTON
L. II CRAIGE,
Je A5-ttS 81 Nam street
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81 Military Goods.
TENT CLOTH
late, GTey, and Blue MILITARY CLOTH
LIlAkl GaUNTHhrs
new suPPy Military CASHMERE
Blu DtNlNS. FIR ehiris
FIAN NELS, tor shirts wl.h naoy nthar Good
i"r army purposes. WAThINs 1 Fl, KILN
10 l7-3L
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49, LIEUT.. 81. TUChhn vii

1850 Z - - u L y n L " al
'7~-is t"-Ne th.s ? dCe for .danaso-s Iuucll a
N IN row II III k"DAYI moTaIug by The C. a.
RAJ . Is aut any persons having }ettsrs for tn,
ne Der of the lst egiment VI girit Noiuu
'-ro, h will be delivered by him / ie rg-lt*
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hEEAI BARGAIN ~ iiDIIil Stx.-
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AsLTNdroS, June I5-P. NJ Many heavy
guns and carriages arrived here YES terday anu
are being rapidly placed in position. There
were several alarms last night. Company IL,
United States cavalry, under Lieut. Tump-
ktns. went near Fairfax Court House last
night reconnoitering, but did rot tall in with
the Secessionists, who are reported 10 ne in
large force there The New York Eighth
Thirteenth and Twenty Eighth Regiments
are all encamped near the sixty Ninth Regi-
inent
WASHINGTON, June l5--P MA company
OF IuIted , tates infantry, Oapt King passed
over into Virginia this evening Dol Stone
has, it is said, reached Lsesburg, Va, with
the New York Ninth Regiment, his advance
guard.
WHAT rs THOUGHT AT wAsHISGToS.
WAsHIsGroS, June 10 The evacuation OF
Harp.r's Ferry has naturally awakened ia
creased interest here as to The uexI move
uent of Confederate troops, and tue Inind is
nstinc lively directed to Manassas Junction.
The present plans and purposes OF til. War
Depart are matters OF sp~cu latjon, but ii
is evid IL that the preparations are Of such h
character ss 10 efficiently meet all ooatilgea.
cies.
This city ID remarkably quiet this morning.
there being neither extraordinary facts nor
fhlsehoods 10 prnduce excitement
The ed sud Cd Ooaaes ticat resiUsents, II is
saia, Ia addition 70 Tbs twa Ohio regiments.
passed essr In 10 Vlry!ala last niEht.
xAsHikafos iTEss.
WAshisef8s, June le.s~NiBA fiiisd esaa0a
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ALEXANDRIA, June 15.-Mr. Dickens, who
has been 4 prisoner here for some days.
having been arrested at his farm house.
was released this afternoon, by order CT the
War Depar tment, it having been aScer tanned
that his arrest was en- tirely unwarran led /,
and that the tnGormeT was youth of suspi-
ciuus character, who has himself been ar
rested FOR horse stealing, ana other crimes
MIR Dickens is a son Of the venerable Asbury
DiGEeus, Secretary OF the Senate In order
to guard against other errors Of thi charac-
ter, gener orteT liHs been issued governing
the troops IN their department towards citi-
zrns, provUlng that n o arrest be made unless
b. ereCtal order OF an officer.
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