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THE NEWS HERE.

THx DISPERSION OF THE DIsuSIoN FORCE OF
hoANEr We remarked yesterday that the ex
Ploit OF Col Wallace, with portion of his Indi
ana -onaves, "a very fine regiment, indeed, y In
ronung the disunionists out ef Romney, (Hamp.
SHIRE county,) Va, on tue day before Yesterday
was point gained Of great importance. Why
we proceed to explain, briefly, as follows:
AT half a dozen points In Northwestern Virginia
taeconspiratOrs In Richmond have s. stioned small
bodies Of their followers In arms, numbering from
one hundred TO fifteen hundred men each. Thew
were 40 placed as to oyerawe the UDionists Of the
surrounding country, who, though greatly in the
majority, Were almost wholly unarmed Their
mission was to prevent them from organizing In
defence OF their liberties, and to compel them to
90 military service in the disunion cause They
were instructed to enforce there the general dram
10 take plsce throughout the State TODAY, by
"nIcn tnree-tenths Of all the able- bodied men In
the State are to be, il possible brought into the
Held, with such weapons as can be procured nv
PRESSING every mans gun Of any and every de-
scription.
The force at Romney, though comparat,veIv
small, (oetween four and q We hundred J had been
carrying matters with high hand, robbing, 3D.
pressing, and browbeating the Unionists at will.
u ne latter applied to Gen. Morris to disperse
'oem, or for arms with which to do that them
selves As, to prepare them for selfdefence In time
would have been well nigh impossible, the duty of
disPersing them was devolved on Col w allace and
MS lndiana Zouayesi and 1t has been thoroug hly
performed The result will be the formation Of
n least half regiment Tor the Union cause In
Ham pshire county. The leading Unionists on
whose representations Gen Morris acted, freely
slated that with the dsunion force at Romn.y
dnven away, large portion Of the men sought to
be drafted there into the disunion service, would
gladly, instead, enroll themselves in the service
OF the cause Of the Union
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vfrstuia News via New Orleaus

The Lynchburg (va.) correspondent Of the
New Orleans Delta writes, June2:
ga majority Of the troops now coming North
from Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi are or
dered to rendezvous at Corinth, in Mississippi
At that place camp IL formed, containing now
about 10000 men. There are about !, 900 troops
at Randolph, and 8 600 at Union City, in Tennes-
see. j am Informed that Gen. Beauregard has
been assigned to the command OF these forces
They destined for the protection Of the line Of
the Mississippi from Cairo down, and proba bly
at the proper moment, for the support OF our
friends In Kentucky and Missouri.
During the three days have been In Lynch
burg nothing of importance has occurred, thong b
reports from the line Of the Potomac indicate
that some important movements is at hand Gen.
Bonham has advanced his outposts from Msnss-
sas Junction to Fairfax Court House. within ten
miles OF Alexandria. There was a skirm!sh at
that place on Friday between seventy of our
troops and one hundred and twenty Lincolnites
The enemy lost four killed aud ten prisoners.
after which they took to flight On our side but
one man was killed Gen Lee 10 now at the juno.
ten. At that point and in the vicinity there are
about is, 900 men-quite enough to meet any force
the Lincolnites may attempt to throw forward.
In addition at least 80 100 more can be concen.
trated there within 4 short time 1t is the pre-
vailing impression here that Gen. Lee will no,
wait for the enemy to advance. but will soon as
sumo the offensive.
You need not be sruprsed to ear of forward
movement Of our forces all along the line Of the
Potomac There 10 no doubt that at this moment
our strength Is vastly superior to that Of the enemy
1t is very difficult to know what is going on in
Llncolnia, all communication, both by mail and
telegraph, being suspended; but from the be In
formation at hand, can not estimate the enemy's
numbers south of the northern line Of MARYLAND al
900 6es&s2n 81 BIZ a@sp They claim to have 70
nave under arms, In Virginia, about 50 900 brav,
and comparatively well-drilled troops or these
$1,000 are Virginans. In addition TO superiorit,
| OF numbers, we have likewise the strateyical adj
vantage, resulting from our position bS which
operating from Richmond, as a center, we ac
| along the radi Of a circle of which the enemy oc
cuPy the arc. Thus We enjoy immensely superio,
facilities for rapid movement, for COMMUNICATIVE
oeiween our different corps, and for the speed,
| concentration of overwhelming masses Il AM
| threatened point
| AT thi. place there have been as many as ter
| thousand men In camp at time. There are nov
no. more than two thousand, the rest having al
| gone forward. Companies arrive every day iron
Western and Southwestern Virginia, but are sen
| on Immediately to the scene Of the campaign.
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Efforts to Bestrsy Dam Ne. 4 By the vir.

HAeERsTowN, June I3.-Relisble informaton
,ecelveo here this evening, by express, says that
sHglnians are engaged every night, with dark
lanterns, drilling holes In the solid rock which
Dam No rests, on the Virginia side, In orde- 10
olow up the same. Should they make successive
heavy blasts the dam must give way. The work
ssuperintended by Redmond Brown, an Irish
man who superintendent its contraction He has
TWO sons among the Confederate troops
ANOTHER CONFLICT AT DAM NO
HAeERsrowN, June 10 Heavy firing 10 re-
ported at Dam No. 4. and a company Of IS Sharp
shooters have gone down from Boonsboro' to as
sist the Sharpsburg company. 1t Is reported that
-FOUR Virginians have been badly wounded whilst
boring at the rock. An express starts Immediately
10 that point and will return Tomorrow.
THE FIGHT AT DAM No4
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American
WILLrAMsPoRK. IL. MA desultory FIRE IA
still going on at Dam No. S, between the Clear
spring Guards and tie Virginia forces The
Ciearpring forces had only the most miscellane-
Gus arms to fight with, that would not reach
across the river, so we sent them a few Of our
Minnie muskets, which send their charges home
true and strong. They most positively assert that
tney have killed two and wounded one virginian;
| that they saw the dead bodies and the wounded
man
1t seems hard, indeed, to have our canal de-
stroyed, and yet do not know but We can afford
| II Its attempted destruction has done more for
the Union sentiment In this quarter than any other
act that has transplred thus far. Many who were
hitherto ready TO justify any act of t Southern
| Confederacy are now bold and earnest in the con-
| domination Of that act Of vandalism
All quiet in Williamsport, IL living In shiver
OF fear can be called quiet. Every right we ex.
Rect to be shelled. and every night "nobody'i
| Col Lamon, who Is forming the Virginia regi
ment at this place, is now absent to procure The
| equipments.
| 1t reported, and probably is true. that a req,
| ment, with two cannon, are now on the march
rom ShePherstown to the old camp ground oppo.
site this place.
| The bridge at shephetdstown is to be blown ur
| tonight -
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IMPORTANT CIRCULAR OF SECRETARY CB.,,

IMPORTANT CIRCULAR OF SECRETARY CBI,r
secretary Chase has Just addressed another circu.
iaf 10 collectors OF customs, referring TO the in
structlons OF the ID OF May, prohbitin the tram,
mission OF munitions OF war, provisions or oh,
supplies to parties in the Confederate States
ihey are further Instructed to exercise their Mt
mos vigilance IN arresting and OBTAINING all mer-
chaholze OF whatever character, the ultimate a, a.
tlnatlon OF which they have satisfactory reason IN
believe Is for the Confederate States or for nIaccs
under their control
" YOU are salts fed the ci,cnI,, co,,;,,.. la,
rom the nature Of the ar icles or ntbeIwise tb,.
any merchandise wherever destined or named Ia
IN jdet destined for persons or combinations in
ac.ual insuirection against the government of the
oh,eo States, you will cause the game to be seized
ana proceeded against for forfeiture n boyr
ever, you are satisfied that anv merch,ndi,.
transmitted FOR States or places under insurrec.
'o conioi' 10 not Intended for actual insur-
genus ana mas been shipped or forwarded with
out Intent to afford aid and comfort 10 sur h Insur
genus, or Otherwise to violate the law Won will
SIMPLY detaln such merchandise and notify the
shippers or forwarders or other agent. OF surb d.
tention, and state the cause thereof N'
III such shipper or forwarder, personally or bv
agent snail satisfy you that such mere bandise 40
WIZ no. be sent to any place under nsur-
| recuohafy control, but will be either returned
whence II came, or be disposed Of in GOOD faith
Ior consumption within loyal States Won will "a.
store possession of the same and allow such dis
ested may desire P1i'4o" in'ei-
You Will regard all States In which the an
auo!Iy Oh the United States is Temporarily snb
ver.ed as under insurrectionory control but any
portions OF such states In which the law. Of tbs
United d, states and the authority Of the federal
government are acknowledged and resoected viii
De considered as exempt from any interruntion -
oolhnlefce or intercourse beyond such as NAV he
in ece,y In order to prevent supplies going 70
Insurgents or To places under their control
It's the intention of the department 70 ,.auo
a. oWnss OF all property perfectly free TO control
!. IN SUCH manner as they see 1T without Inter.
ference or detention by the officers of the feder,
any use or disposal Of such property for the ,i6
ana comfort OF insurgents or In commerce u,,L
states or places controlled by insuroent.
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DSIoNDtrIoS OF SOCIETY IN NEW ORLEANS TIL.
DelIa OF last week publishes the Following con
Corning the condition of society in Nev nrf. .On
PERSONAL security is fast becoming a mater Of
az, 1"a, assurance Men of high and low estate
cases mUrderousy used with an insoIent disr
s, ara o. law which argues a conviction Of escape
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-, H. says the Galveston Civilian: The IpdI,po,a
Bulletin states that Capt Dan Shea has autbn,i,
70 enroll company OF one hundred men 10, H.
Term OF tweive months; that he is autbo,iza1 ana
ol1ec.ed - take position at Pass Cavalo. and pro.
coed TO the erection of such fo,t;1cs,io nu pro
oe practicable and necessary. His command vii
nestltloned there. Capt. shea brings informs,,on
mar Iour "a FOUNDER guns are on the way from
TO- OiaIk. ana Will be put In battery at the pass
as soon a. they arrive Capt. Good 81 ths n.rss
rying Artillery, with full conn any and com.
Gle.e Da,tery, bias also been ordsred by Col. Van
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BEAuREsARp ON CAPT BALI, Coxp.~ wv
nave positive information that eneraI Beaureo,,d
mas ordered the Fairfax horse company of Cant
Bail recently prisoners here, to leave the STATE q,
virginia, because they have taken the oath q,
enegianee to the United States Those of them
VINO may be Induced to violate II will Of cour,-
% excepted from the operation of this order in
auesnon- We learn that they will all, however
Iea,e The State, including Captain Ball, who has
no idea Whatever Of forfeiiing his allegiance 20
.se Union, a. alleged In some Of the newspapers
Desufesard condemns them for declining TO
,enAn prisoners until exchanged his obiec,
oeing, IL possible, to induce the Government N
resafd diunionists captured In arms agains, III.
onl'eo seates a. prisoners Of war; In which h,
VIII not be accommodated.
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nsk STATE PRISON AND THE WAR.-Abo,t nm.
m.n,re men are employed at the State prison in
S,a. implements for the troops Of this
tbi. in.,;,,,e, contract for which the Warden of
n.,,nn.. Noh put In proposals to the war f1e.
s,no Grn was a heavy one, amounting To nearly
SsUooo 1t contemplated the furnish,n, ~ ,hs
n,n. W articles 1000 canteens rs ono ,,sss
menn-Bostoa Trasseriuf 'iiiSSfy equip
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Spirit Of the slsrnins Preu.

Ina I"ss!hseneer publishes portion Of the let
Yer from Hon. j. Holt showing the fallacy Of
nose VINO designate the war on the part Of the
Government ''subtugstion.''
The hsPES'ieas insists that the Departments
should be wholly cleared OF men suspected of
dlsioyalty In the ali q htest degree
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IL r. Carlisle, one of the editors NJ th.,
,vsat =. secession sheet the Memphis Appeal
few dsv svansViiis, where he formerly resided,
G own, put not going, was seized by the Hone
Guard, who would have handled he, hon l's
tHdagn.y mad not the Mayor and Sheriff interfsred
account, had ~, Ior snie-keeping, and at last
zstte, l0tk. ''""dt "a
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:, uEAL or DEN HARVEY -Brigadier Gene,.
Tn. maSney arrived in this city yesterday afternoon
FAMILY He hss located his beadona,ts,. ~ M nl
ps,'. Cnesnut street, lately occupied by Genera
r ,,',mn We understand that General H,,nsu
y, W. ,hain mere under orders from the Secretary
VI "h'-Pht1adsiphia Inquirer Thu,,doy
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=, W we take the following from the R,,o,
houSs Gaze'te: Companies are forming in tbis
dn au!n9enI hver parishes for battalion Of hy
Col; DICK Stuart has received orders for Guns
carriages and other needful equipments. and NAV
oe looked for In the field for active service in q
propriated 5000 towards furni.hipe c.nt a' p
nuns company for the field The COMPANY I,
named the Baton Rouge Artillery. and y,iI
,nehce proceed to labor in order to perfect itse
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LolS LYONS, the British Minister at Washing.
ton, has been applied to by certain wives Of Irish
men In the Confederate camp, who have never
been naurslized, to take some action for their re-
lease. He has directed the British Consul in
Alexandria to take testimony, and forward Il to
the Consul at Richmond, who win demand Of
General Lee their release from the camp at Ma.
nassas Junction.
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The NINETEENTH NEW YORK RKGINRNr.-
Paymaster Woodruff, Of the New York Nine
teenth, arrived here this morning with the money
to pay this regiment, which 10 now encamped
near Kalorama. Gov. Morgan, we understand,
Is preparing to send new uniforms for the whole
regiment very shortly.
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BRIDGE BuRNERs.-The disunion troops from
Leesburg burnt, last Saturday, four bridges on
the Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire Rail-
road-Tuscsrora, Lycoline, Goore Greek and
Beaver Dams; three Of 40 to 200 feet, and one Of
5O-being the balance Of the bridges from Lees
burg to Broad Run.
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Ihf NEW GovERxoR.-we are confident from
private advices) that the Convention now In AZ.
non at wheeling, on declaring that the oligar.
enys instruments In possession Of State AUTHORITY
AZ Richmond have abdlcated their several once,
creating revolution for the destruction of IN.
liberties OF the people Of Virginia, will elect %
.ne provisional Governorship Of thu State, Mr.
riefPont, Of Monongalia, gentleman Of bigb
character and great popularity who is well known
q one OF the most useful and nnuential cIt,,.n,
In the western section OF the Commonve,I,b
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mLIIAEY MovEMsNr.-The Sixth Massacbr-
selIs regiment, Colonel Jones commsnJino
were convened In train Of cars YESTERDAY srnsn
Nc heldy House to the camp occupied bv tbs
M :, ,,1; Regiment at Sulphur Spring, wbers
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IL Yesterday, the Twentieth N. Y. Regi-
menf United Turner Rifles, Colonel Weber, Ieft
New York for Fortress Monroe.
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IL Colonel Rilly Wilson's Zouaves left New
\ ork Yesterday morning In the steamer Wander.
bilt for Fortress Monroe.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAgED OR STOLEN-About nine days
- ago. from the commons near the Depot, q
sorrei MAKE, with one white hind leg, In
and star In forehead; lame In one tore leg ga
a nheIel reward wi Re paid for her return to w
DoNOGH HUE, on Mas husetts avenue, bstweeu
North Capitol street and Delaware av. IL
4 OSr-on Thursday evening, betvee, the Cap
- itol and Sixth street east, in the NAVY Yard
OmL Ibrs, carved GOLD CROSS, with M. A.
OoiiEmith" eng aved on the inside, ard with hair
tpatedl Ia IL he der will be literally re v arded
D. leaving tet No, 3s3 Second street asst be-
tween East Capitol and street north. IL.
Ga REWARD-StIa,ed away from is home
SJ on Seventh street, Island, q COLORED
CHILD, slt years Old. This child las been mi a.
In. since WetEesda- evening. He was O. ad in In
oass mere pants and . blue check shirt; no O. D.
Inc Above ward will be cheerfuly ,Iven 70 a. v
person either lngins tee child TO 100 ii stree,
between t5s and or streets Island, giving such
Information as will lead to its recovery jsl 81
GIN REWiKD-Ran away from the corner of
RlO North Capitol and fts, on Tues n
Gay evening asst, large sorrel HORSE, In
Sith crack ia his right hiuo hopf, EadN[A
On harness. The above reward will be psid &c .ny
one on returning him TO s. RICTHULLER a, the
ebove-named place ia Is-s,s
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ohNEnAL PEscE, OF MAssAcHusErr.-W.
Iearn irom Fortress Monroe that several sfcer, or
tne Albany regiment that were engaged In the
ne anairat Big Bethel have rendered their sew.
eral designations through classification with III.
coaanusa connection II General Pierce with the
army mere, and that IL 10 highly probable that
NUMBER OF onhcers Of other regiments In that quar-
ter viii follow Their example.
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CONSUL AT AsPINwALL The President has
appointed Mr.. F. w. Rice U. 8. Consul at As
pinwall
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ors FRIENDS at the various military camps and
positions will confer favor by keeping US posted
N to movements and affairs IN their vicinites.
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w, TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
.rskAYELING TRUNKS 70 be found in,1sSxN
tnis olty, comprising best Sole LeathtrESR$W
LADIES' Dress ard Packing TrsnFs, s-8GkD
.ieos carpet Bags, &C., which we are ncv CO ling
WALL. STEPHENS CO..
sSM 322 Penn. Avenue.
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TssDERKD THEIR observation-disclosures
Eoward l.. Handy, while under orders to the
slooP-of-Sn Marion, and Sailingmaster Geo. $.
shyrocf, now on board the slosp saranac at .ea
nave sent their resignations to the Navy Dep,rt.
menf- They VIII doubtless be refused. ara
'neif names viii be stricken from the roll Of the
vice
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SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT.

Ma m 1tNO AND SAFE RETREAT.
~ AT POINT LOOKOUT. MARYLAND.
ms &c e55stid Bathing Place: situated at the
chesapeake Bay; will be opened BY the vEA {
unae sig nee on the 10th Of June, in the lE:k II
very best style. for persons who nay Vish :
gle ard quiet retreat. where they Ga have The
pen NJ OF the best sst water bat ing and enjoy ths
delcacles OF the wator, suoh IS Fish of al Eiuds
Every description of fishing tackle viii be ke,,
for tne accommodation IF guests AoS'
A hpe livery stab kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and bilisrd saloons ,v;th
gil other smrsements usually found at suoh place
The table wi be supplIed daily with freah vcss"
Hh Ss roIn me garden on the premises and from
The bast Liquors ana Cigars will always be found
Board, 81 pr day; one week, Ola; second veal.
Sio; fur weeks for 9S5; CHI dren and coored SER
q, The steamer At Nicholas leaves waship,top
IueMay SO IN and ~ timore on Friday at D.
IN The haf past ocloos D. m tram from Wa T.
r asspn wiIl ooanect at Bati.nre With tue bosfs
reacon foiIt Lookout daily ; also, a tri-veekIy
st,te from Washington. br way Of coma rdtov1
w haa ess the proPrieto's, 81 Point Lookout,
m 81 HEFLsBOwER a co, Prop'rs.
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. Soh BkAuRHsAxD.-Extra Billy Smith
uniesr aid to General BesureR.sd,
"on. .a@' ~.
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioreer,.

By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioreer..
TURKISH ToBAcCO AND CI6ARETTEs
a.. isth Instant, y. .hs .s in front Of cur store.
No, s2s Sevsnth stree. st 9 o'cloof W.
500 boxes Is" in the bcxJ fenpiEe Turkish CitsI-
100 ; res Smoking Tobs'eo OF the inst s..li,y:
The above srriclcs are direct from Inrke,. IN.
csrtEfosts from The turkish Consul sndc,s,ns q.
fsot ard would resPsctfu ly say that We De ieNe
'H js All i no "l' Green M WILLIAMS,
By6REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITcA.
Ia IN FrRNTuRE Ar AveTios-on WIZ
gel! a. The rrsidebce Of Lease Beer,, north b
No. 47s. between 50 and eth streets vest. az
excellent assortment IF Furniture, wa;
MAHOGANY French Sofa, Castor, Arm and Rocking
MsSoSany Marbls-top Centre. Sofa. and Side
Mahogany Leaf and Extension Dining Tables,
window urtains ard FiItu &c, and Binds,
Mshots1y BooEcahe and sccretsIy, and wntipg
sleepy hollaw. Rough and Read, ofOs and other
Burcsas, w.rdrobes, wssh.tsnds. and Tables,
sITsndsIs. s-d.;, clOoF. ans To-! eo isst s,.ss.
Feather Beds, Bedding, Hair and Husk Mattresses
RsfriTersfor' Cooiirg and other Stoves.
w tn a goo lot Of Ktch n Requisites.
js 70 soSds GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auots.
by boNIL hucu0neers
TRUSTEE'S SALE OFIMPROvED PROP
Of trust 8 the sG6-cTiSef b;,rIns date on he iss
j. A. 3, No. as, fclios ISL. to, one Of IN. land
record. OF Wasqinstoa county, IN the District OF
on ths oD se igt h
menclnE st 90 ock m, sll that piece Of ground
paIt II cRICsests. bes innS4 Tor 1 The .sm. -
The Ridge Rosd. al poI.t marked c or pls; |" ade
and running themes IN an eastery drsotioO % Is:
eastern lire Of said piece of And; thence north
more Or s.. III thsnoe .e.trsrdiy within ss1, rss
,even C77J feet of said Ridge koad; thence south
vsfaiy 70 ssid Ridge Ro.s; ,Ssscs sou ts' adv
along sed Ridge Road twenty ,2nl feet 70 the ace
sistlns % esmlortsbe log house and . small
Thu. sroPe,ty lsscrO,s tho Eastern Branch. ard
Terms OF ss.s: One-thIrd cash; the residue N
i.sotory endorsed, and bearing interest IRON the
4 deed given and deed oftrust taken All eo.-
ve,ancins a. the COST Of the purchaser
1.-THE terms vi sa are not con- pred with within
iico a the rsL aad SOs. q asfsa.tns ~ es.se1
mn-2.~.d. RoSrzfS s sR}efIr tTn ss::.
BywALL q BARNARD, ABotioneers.
u DAY MoRSIsG.O the 18Th instant, At r.
Roo@: o.rs0 q the .ShaO SSa ros,ss
arrived ON New York, complying
Fifty Bbis Tsysor's and other Pale stock Ale
sod London y own Stout,
Twenty seven Tubs New York State Butter.
Eighty BoxeG hne Old English DAIRY cheese,
Twenty i've Bbls. Ground Lagus "a Coffee,
Ten Boxes act Pepper,
Twont' Eve Kegs Soused TrIpe,
Twenty Kegs Pickle PiEs Feet,
-Four X &c Pick ed Lamb lounges.
Eo,ty five Kegs Picked PCS Tou nses,
Is. and 1lerces Hams, Lewis d Co., Cincinnati,
and Others,
BcIes SODA Biscuit. Butter ard Sugar crsoters.
Cases Brady and Valley Whisky,
Baskets. Pints, Champagne,
BIS and Boxes Smoking Tobaoco,
Twenty Kegs Green Pickles and two Barrels
Fluid. With other goods not here named.
Terms oash IN specie
je Is WALL a. BARNARD Apots