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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-09-20
ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given, that application
~ will he made to the County Commits
sioncrs Of Cecil county, at their first meet.
ing after the 1lth day of October, next, to
vacate the road recently located from the
North East and Marley road, through lands
Of the heirs Of ohm Harvey and John Lee
to the Ekton and Blue Ball road, and to
open Il new road in lieu thereof, through the
lands of Mrs. Martha Il. Glenn, commencing
on tho Marley road a short distance south
of the above. mentioned new road, near Il run,
and passing by the dwelling house on Mrs.
Glenn's farm, to the Elkton and Blue Ball
road, near the residence of Henry p. Ben
nett. [Scpt l5, lS62-lm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-09-20
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. J. DuPoNCO'S
Golden, Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES

FOR FEMALES.
INFALIIELE IN CoEEHcTING UNCERTAINTIES
AND REMOVING OBsTRrCTloHS OF THE MONTHLY
Turns, FROM WuATEvER CAUSE.
EB7LApIES. here is proof positive. 1t is not
very far fetched and comes 70 the Proprietor
through one Of the " oldest and most rcSpcctl-
bic " Druggists in New loIk State. who's. nome
is connected. READ" One of the first ladies of
Utica n Y. called upon my Agents in that city
(Messrs. VIM. Bristol Co J and told them that
she of CO urse did rot wish her name made pub ic
but if any one should doubt the wonderful efficacy
of pr Duponco's Golden Pills, they might refer
any lady to her as che considered it IL duty, as
well asa pleasure to relate her knowledge OF
their efficacy NJ administered to her daughter a
young lady II years old. She was fas, going into
consumption-had taken coll-naturc became
ubstruc,,d Two boxes of these Golden Pills
entirely curel her and she is now in robust
heath. So say all who have used them Remenl.
her the ingredients composing these Pills are
made known to every Agent. who will tell you
they will perform all that is caucl for them.
sS'rrce. Sl0o per Box
Sold at DIR. II. Ii. MITCHELI.'S Drug Store.
ELHToS, Mn, Sole Agent for Cecil county.
Ladies'. by sending him 81 90 to the Elkton
Post Office. can have the Pills sent by mail to any
part Of the county. Sold also by Brown & BGu.
and $. ;, llANCE. Baltimore, GHINsuAw & Co
Wilmington. and by one Druggist in every town
in Inc niicd States. and by HALL & BrcKEL.
General Wholesale Agents, 2l8 Greenwich ST.,
New York. s. u. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
N. G.-None are genuine, unless the box is
s!glel ;. b. Howe. July II, lo62-ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-09-20
MORO PHILLIPS
Super Phosphate of Lime.

TNIIIS article possesses higher standard of
L excellence than any other now offered for sale
and always of uniform quality.
Price, $40 pen 1900 lbs. (2t cents per lb.)
1t is comparatively new article having been
introduced by US few seasons since and tested
on all kinds of crops and variety of soils, with
most excellent success, which has rendered its
popularity in so short period unoAamplGl in the
history Of Fertilizers.
The attention of Farmers is respectfully invited
to the above article.
We also have for sale PERUVIAN GOVERN.
MENT GUANO PURE GROUND BONES,
LAND PLASTER, &c.
DIXON, SHARPLESS K CO,
No. 40 SouTu WHARvEs,
I'D door above Chestnut Street J
Ang 30. lS62-2m PHILADELPHIA.
s-S'A liberal discount to Dealers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE SONG OF TIE SHIRT.

H SoN" VI AZ II Slu1A IL
With fingers weary and worn,
With eyelids heavy and red
woman sat in unwomany rags,
Flying her needle and thread
Stitch stitch stitch
In poverty, hunger and dirt.
And sill with II voice of Il dulorous pitch
She sung the " Song OF THE SHIRT;
Work work-work
Till their brain begins to swim:
N0rk-wuIk-work
Till the eyes are heavy and dim;
Seam and gussct and hind
Band and gusset and seam.
Till over the buttons | fall asleep,
And sew them on in II dream.
o men. with sisters dear
. men with mothers and wives,
1t is not linen you're wearing out,
But human creature lives.
Hand sewing is fast becoming among the things
of the past aud what fami!y will be without n
Sewing Machine when the rankin will sew better
more uniform and expeditions than can possibly
be done with hand. The franklin Sewing Mach inc
which we contend to be the CHEAPEST SIMPLEST,
SwIFTEsT and BEST of all the various .ewing
Machines in use at the present day.
Il. w. STAPLES, Agent
3rd door above Post Office
PRICE. s25.
tS7Furhermorc we hope our Machine will not
be denounced MS worthless. Iike other cheap arti
cles. simply because it is cheap Try them, and
be convinced that prices correspond with the
times and this progressive age
Sept 20, 1852
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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves.

Tl1ESE Stoves have hollow CRATE of such
J. form that the air, entering through
holes in front Of the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before it escapes into
the buck fire plate. which is also divided
into passages through which the air must
pass before it escapes through perforaions
into the fuel, so that the latter is subjected
to two series of thoroughly heated air which
tend citectually to consume the gases mixed
with the product Of combustion. The advan-
tagcs OF this arrangement is the great econ
o:ny in consumption of fuel, and the thorough
eqnaiziag of the heat throughout til! oven.
The stoves are warranted to give satistac-
ton, and are offered at city prices for cash.
L. W. STAPLES.
7. S.-Wo"d can be used in the stove as
fuel to great advantage. Tscpt 6, 1862.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-09-20
WHEAT and Rye STRAW
WANTED.
Aug 9, 1862

WANTED.
STRAW in large or small quantities will
~ be purchased at Marley Paper Mill, tor
which full prices will be given.
1t will be required to be deliveredin bales.
Farmers having straw for sale are advised
to protect it from the weather. For further
particulars apply to WIN. F. HOWARD, at
Marley Paper Mill, or by letter addressed
to Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md.
July 70, lSG2-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-09-20
1862. SPRING. 1862.
T.. Brown, .Jr.,
ELKTON, MDs,


HAS NOW IN STORE, LINES or
CHOICE GOODS, TO WHICH lie
INVITES THE ATTENTION
OF CASH BUYERS.
DRESS GooDs-1u very desirable s',IS
BLACK SILkS-Choics Draud,
FLANNELS-O OF the best make,
BLEACHED GUuDS-A full limo
PRINTs--Ain crican and English
WHITE GOODs-In oil their ya.ies'
LINENS-All qualities and beat makes
TABLE DAMAsKs-Napkins and Doyl.ss
l.. c. HDKFS- Towels and Towelng-
GINGHAMs-super, Fancy and Solid Check,
CHINTZES AND BRILLIANTEs At Low
PRICES.
NEW SPRING CASSIMERES-Very desirable
Single and Double Mill Light and Dark-very
pretty snd at the lowest prices.
CHEAP CAsI1MERErTs-B.ack, Brown and
Drab. Handsome plaid goods for boy's clothing
WINDOW sHADEs-BuHf and Transparent with
fixtures, at city prices.
CHEAP SUGARS-Crushed and pu1versed sugars.
clarified do, of all graders Brown do, at s, .
and 10 cts.
Having closed out our old stock Of goods We
have furnished our store with au entire new and
fresh supply of Spring Goods selected from first
class houses in Philadelphia, and having adopted
quality of new and fashionable goods at tho
very lowest Rates.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-09-20
Special Cavalry Service !

"ANTED.-Fify young farmers, who
w own good, strong, fleet horses, and
who are willing to engage in Cavalry Ser
vice in defense OF the State, where the duties
will be Of a very dashing, but pleasant
nature, to call at my office Immediately
No man accepted unless he is under forty
years Of age, intelligent, strong and active,
and Il first rate horseman, and of the most
nndouhtcd loyalty. W. j. JONES.
Sept IL, 1862.
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HlkD,

On the 2,th instant, WILLIAM HURLEY
eged e6 years .s
The friends of the family are invited 10 attend
his funeral, on to tu1TrOwtS prdaI noon. -
O'Clock from his residence, No All N street. be
tween 12th ana 18th.
OF the diptheria, JANE IRENE HOLT, the
youngest child Of Sarsh r. an William ID Hot
etS rosebud opeptng tar,
Ia besu;J's lovenast dyes;
A zephyr came Ire sweets to besr
In fragrance 10 the SKIES;
And Thus thy booming Cherub smile,
. To earth a morning given,
TIL Virtue OILS ined her favorite child,
Ard took IL MP 20 hesyen!
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, from her Earepts residence
Seventh street, betwc a b aid Navy Yard,D al
O'Clock. 80 .-
On the ss.h instant. EDMOND La sfmONDs,
aged % ysars ...
TIE lends OF the family are respectfully res yes.
ed 20 attend his tunfra on To- morrow sun -eyl 81
tsInoOn at o'clock from his 'ste rescehoe oor ef
fth and g sts.. opposite Patent U6ace.
On the 18th Instant, EMMA JANE. only bsugh-
ter OF Edvad and Eli1Sheth smsth; ssea years
ana months.
Dearest Emma thu has left Us,
We thy loss most deeply feel:
But IT'S God that hath bsIeit us,
he can all our sorryWs al.
The fur ,Ial viii take place to morrow (Snrday ]
ST. 0ciock p. m, from the residence Of hsr father,
No ATS 10th street, between ID and r.. The friends
OF the family are Invited 20 attend without further
notice. II.
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The LATEST BY ThLSGRAPR.
SECRETARY SEWARD Ar wINcHEs.
TER.

wKcHEsTrR, March - --Secretsry Seward /,
with his friends, arrived here AZ nine O'Clock
last night, and were escorted from the cars to
Gen. Shields quarters by the llcth Pennsylvania
and esth OHIO regiments, and troop Of cavalry,
the escort preceded by band Of music.
This morning the party, In company with Gen.
shields, Assistant Adj utsnt Gen. Armstrong. and
Col. Clark Of Gen. Banks' staf, visited toe iats
feld OF battle.
Secretary Seward and bis friends viii leave In
the II q 10 train OF ca . FOR Washington.
In this vicinity all In quiet
Lefton's Thester viii be opened here toni sht.
aud on Monday night the proceeds Of the per
formance are announced fer the beneft Of the
wounded soldiers who stand In very great ns-d
Of assistance. The example IL q noble ore, sr1
worthy Of being followed BY othsrs. e.
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SECOND EDirltjr.
rpRKE 0's,Oek- r. n.
OUR MELTrAKf BC,0GBT
TIE RHBEL PosTTfoS.


A portion Of the Unioh army Of the Potomac -
now ir aai.i possession o. the wsrrentOn ,unc
,ion Of the Orange and Alexsadria Railroad.
forty-,wo miles out from Alexandria, and ffteer
miles beysnd Manassas Junciioa.
The Rebels have had no force to SPEAK Of or THE
side Of the Rapplhsnnoek river since sbsqustu-
listing from Manassas.
Their rear qua I'd Is between the Rsppahannock
and Rspldsn, Gen. Stuart (vho commands itD
having his headquarters at CalpsPeT COur,
House.
Their &C, IN burning the Rsppabsnncck river
railroad bridge Yesterday is guarantee that they
will hardly dare attempt even TO scout on this
side Of that river in future.
50, we may r~gard Fsuquier county, We 80
being fairly rid Of rebels In arms unlers some OF
It's citizens NAV essay TO prowl about al night g
disturb Union men. II they do, they must 90
course take the consequences.
With our army at wsrrenton junction, and The
Reppehanncck bridge burned, Stvsrt Will take
due care 70 keep his marsudeTs on the other tide
Of the river-ten miles Of Thus Is Eastern Viz
sin'a being step b.. step relieved Of the presence
OF rebels IN arms.
LATEST FROM wINcHKsrHR
Secesh here Is con the rampage" agsin To-Day
Over a story saying that YESTERDAY Jackson & CO
returned north and defeated and captured the
army q General Banks, and cow again occupy
strasburg and winchestet.-Bosh.
dispatch has been received here from General
Shields, dated at Winchester late last night,
when all was as calm In that quarter 50 ''suE-
ner's morning"
II secesh in the District has not had enough %
Banks army yet, jackson CO certainly have.
ErcoSsoIssAscT.
beyond Wsnenton Junction wss made yessez-
day by our forces. a body Of the eaemy's osvsl-
~ retreated as on, troops advanced and bufat tee
bridge over the Rsppahanuock. There WA some
slight skirmishing, but 40 loss Of life CT sny
wounded on our side
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Foul WAIER-MT. Editor Those persons OF
Warrington and Georgetown who are obliged 10
foul and muddy condition Of the water at pres
cnt. IL is utterly unit for cooking or drinking
purposes; and for washing the person or washing
clothing is useless. II must certainly have a bad
effect on the health of those who drink Il at
present, as any one will be convinced who lets a
glass Of II stand for a abort time, and notes the
quantity and character Of the sediment dcpos-
tied. The rains have ceased some time since,
and IL must be that the mains are foul Cannot
the evil be remedied by "bIowtng out'' the
pipes, or In some other manner, AQUA.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Thursday afternoon a
little girl-a daughter Of Mr.. Smith, residing on
Tenth, between ID and K streeb-went into the
kitchen attached to the family dwelling, and in
a few moments ran out enveloped In flames. She
ran into her mothers parlor, where some ladies
were, and these extiDguished the flames, but not
until the little girl was badly burned Her righ
side and arm and back were most severely
scorcbed. Her mothers hands were also much
burned, In the EFFORT TO eItinguish the flames The
child IL seems, went into the kitchen and ap-
preached so near the FIRE that her dress caught by
the fame.
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A SpUNKY GIsL.-Yesterday morning, an Irish
" lass Of sweet sixteen was arrested by officer
Crown, who escorted her to the office Of Justice
Clayton, where charge had been made that she
had assaulted man by pulling his ears. She
alleged that the man had given her impudence
and szuced her mother, for which soc had given
him as light punishment a. he deserved The
Justice, however, thought that this was not the
proper course for her to pursue, and although
noted for bis gallantry was on this occasion Sc
we're enough 10 require her 10 give security TO keep
the peace, which she readily obtained.
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LIME LIME! BIME!!!-The subscriber has on
hand one hundred barrels Of the best wood burnt
Lime, which can only be had at his lime kilns,
be having dissolved all connection with any other
place or establishment for the sale Of Lime, Co.
ment, &c, and which will be sold low for the
cash. fmar 29-uI WIN Fl. GoDEY
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HEALTH FOR THE SoLpIERs.-For one who dies
from the effects Of the bullet, ten perish from
damp and exposure 10 night air. Small doses of
HOlloway's Pills taken every other night will
correct all dl sorders Of the Liver and Stomach,
purify the blood, and insure sound health 20
every man. Only o cents per boz. 30
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TERRIBLE CArAsTRoPHE IN rHILA-
DkLPalA,

PHILApKLFHfA, March 2s.-gsckson's pyTotsch
mic factory, sitaated on the corner Of TeEtb and
Reed streets, exploded this moaning, aud four o.
I've persons belonging to thu est<biishfneuf vsro
killed, iocluding sucpg The aunoer ssos Of ST.
Jackson. 49, So.
The head Of cur % shs nufortuaate victims ygss
hiosa by the strength OF the explosion Coz dis
tanc IL nearly two squsret
The fragments Of humanity were scattered
sb"niihe Iuins In various directions, and psssens
q m~sf hooking scene
fsn az twelve oib-'s. boys and sirls ei,EAged
- the s-tasltsSmeisi, were a - - ris,atlY
injured
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Befors Jsstte
Cia,k.-Edw'd Koerner, charge Of larceny; secu
rity for further hearing. VIM. Vintner, a vi,
ness; do. Frank Coffee and John Smith; turne,
over TO the military.
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STAGES FOR THE BULL RuS BATrLE FIELD, via
Fairfax Court House and CenteTville, will leave
every day from opposite Hillborns segar store,
above Willard's, at IL m, returning next after.
noon; fare for round trip, So. Accommodation
can be had at Centerville, where the stage stops
every night. Two special stages leaving on Sun
day. [2t%l CHAs. J. MURPHY.
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Nor DEAD.-Francis Gallagher, Esq OF Balti
more, Lieutenant Of the Maulsby Home Brigade
II turns out, was not killed in the battle Of WIN
chester as reported, but Pennsylvania captain
Of the same name was
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HA8RIEn

On the IN is.ssNsn, ss the E;y NJ ffGGS;.
THOMPSON, ell OF this oity.
On the SIsh, BY the Rev. Mr.. MoCaaley, Mr.. +.
MOCKBEE, Of Baltimore 20 Mrs sALlIE r..
EDMONsr0N, OF washington. r. z;
Baltimore, Burlington, Iowa, and WARSAW, ILL.,,
- papers please oopJ.l
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CRIMINAL CouRT Yesterday afternoon, fhos
Price, free negro, was found guilty Of stealing
seven pounds OF beef from Peter Dill
The case Of John Woodcock, charged with
stealing 500 from Messrs Flint and Johnson,
was taken up, and had not been concluded when
the court adjourned.
The jury In the case OF Patrick Farrell, charged
with an assault and battery en-, and robbing Of
Geo. T.. StraYnton, came. into court shortly after
three O'Clock and stated that they could not agree
upon verdict, and also that one Of the Jurors was
sick, In consequence Of which they were dis.
charged aud a new trial ordered.
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WE HAVE RECEIVED a communication from
Rev. Mr. Syle, Of Trinity Church, for which W,
have not room to-day. II will receive attention
on Monday
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SPECIAL POLICEMEN AT THE DEPoT.-The fol-
lowing persons were, by the Board of Police Com
missiOners, on the 18th inst, appointed special
policemen at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot, viz: Samuel s. Walstrum, John Kirbey,
and William Shipley.
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BRANDREIH's PILLS, composed wholly OF veg
s.,mIo.. a ~ .h e e Ss oy M 20 0e
frame, under every stage Of human suffering;
the most pleasant and benign In their operation
that were ever offered to the world, and at the
same time the most certain In searching out the
root Of any complaint however deep, and Of per-
forming a cure. B. BRANpRKTH, NJ. ID.
Sold at No. 294 Canal street, Brandreth Build.
ing, New York, and at the Branch Once, corner
Ninth and E streets, Washington, d. C. p. s.
Suffers supplied by the dozen. NH 29lw
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DEATH or CIrIxEs OF GEoRsRrow --Fefdi-
nand w. Risque, citizen Of Georgetown, and q
member Of the bar here, well known and highly
esteemed I'm both cities, died It his residence In
Georgetown, yesterday morning, of strangulated
hernia, after few days illneas.
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TIE TENTH LEGION OF NBw YoRK.-Y esterday
afternoon, splendid flag was presented to the
Tenth Legion 1.-THE Fifty-sixth Regiment of New
York Volunteeis), by Major Morton, Of New
York, who referred to the great issue Of The
present struggle, and 10 the patriotism of the sec
ton Of country from which the Legion came, the
birthplace Of Dewitt Clinton and VIM H..
Seward, and the headquarters OF Washington
during the Revolution. Col. Van Wyck, In re.
Spouse, assured him, In the name Of his regiment,
that the banner should never be trailed In dis
honor. They might fall, but falter-never.
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CHARGED WITH BEING ANXIOUS TO
CRAWL OUT OF THElR HARE OF
TIE SECESSlON sCRAPE
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AFIsHTINs WOMAN "A colored woman named
Sarah Sims wai arrested yesterday afternoon, by
City Policeman Conner, on the charge Of being
drunk and disoTderly, and fighting her neigh.
bors in Prathers alley. Amer considerable dim
entity nc succeeded In getting her to Justice Clay
tons once, where she again became 30 unruly
that the services Of Oncer Crown were also called
into requisition, and she was placed in carriage
and taken 10 the workheuse, where she is to serve
ninety DAYS '.--A --a tE'
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Latest News from the South.
GLOOMY TINES IN sEcEssIA

REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE PTeRr AT
ISLAND No. 10.
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ACCIDENTALLY BuRNEp.-A colored woman
named Sarah Long stseet. one OF the inmates Of
riDcup Alley, on he Island, was badly burned
on THURSDAY night by hef clothes taking are from,
q lamp. - fst.,.e - - 10 sssss4rs-s s.
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FOR SALE-Evo hrs'-cass BILLIARD Ia
BLES, marble ssbs. AID every ARRANGEMENT
complete. Those desiring the above Will study
their interest By calling immediately ct the Euro
pean Hotel, corner llth sireet and PsnnsyIvanIa
avenue. NH e-u
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T.E MANASSAS RAILRoAp OPENED -Ths ears
are sow Iuhnfng 20 Mshsssas, aud the rosd is
open four miles beyond. Ms
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTos'Cs

rGE0R6EToWN TAXES FOR 1861
JIG Notice lie hereby given tina. discount of
ten per cent. viii be allowed on the .sxes of G. 9
current year, II paid or before the rst OF April
next CHAS- ID, WEIGH,
NH Sl-sv Collector.
HORSE AND COAL SCALES FOR SALE
IA GOOD Dfsft Horse q 80 pair OF SEQ q
ond- hand Coal Soa.es, for sale cheap for IN
ctsh, G.. MYERS 4 SON, GA
Once and Iard Water street.
NH G-lw r-- GEORGETOWN.
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STOLEN PRoPERTY.-This morning q negro
named Mace Brown was arrested near the Marine
Barracks, with a bag containing a number OF
chickens and green ham, which are supposed 10
have been stolen from the eighborhood Of Union
t"wn, where Brown resides. Mace IL held for a
hearing.
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TIE FARMERS OF FAIRFAX CouNry.-A meet
ing Of farmers Of the upper part Of Fairfax county
was held yesterday, at which IL was agreed to
form an association for mutual defenee, so that
they could plant crops without great expense
The also agreed 70 cooperate with each other In
building fences, &c,
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AIrEArrrSs TO SrAs.-About eight O'Clock
last evening, a drunken soldier, named Daniel
Shehan, got into fraeas with a number Of citi-
Zens near the Sixth street wharf, during which
ne pulled out his bayonet and was about 20 use 10
on one OF them, when they seized him and rot
him TO the Tenth District Station, where he was
kept all night, and this morning turned over to
the military ,E. ..r.s.. ..H
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BOARDING..

QOARD-Tw1 large Front Rooms, Furnished
- each suitable for Sen leman and lady, or tyO
Esrt!sUsn. Pleasantly situated, g. 500 E strest
Ostvt an 81 and 81. Terms modera'e. mh % ST.
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The EAST TENNESSEE UNIoNIsrs CUT
TIE sECESa TELEGRAPH WIRES.
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SOLDIER sBor.-On Thursday night, soldier,
who gave his name az Brady, was shot In the
thigh, on L street, near sixth, by some person
unknown. w hen frst shot, he moved OF briskly,
but 10 was not long before tbs wound 30 stiffened
his limb that the patrolmsn had to help him TO
the guard house, where theydelivefed him to the
provost guard. He does not seem able to specify
az 10 what time or by whom he was shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

REsrNFTTos OF fsAps.--We are happy 70 an
1ounee that, In spite Of The ruin wrought bY the
secession spoilers In the formerly prosperous
county Of Lsudoun, vIrgiaia, and the imprison-
uienl 81 many Of her pnEeipe residents oy the
rebei gov-T0ment, eRoug have beea left 70 reopen
ta- f0'nSF tad n fam produce betSeen that
rhhGiFJ -.a - Dizt..c, The Hssi wagon rom
tLsEe, with batter, eggs Ac, Arrived IA GesTge-
town on Thursday last - = -slesa Ssiss.