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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM ISLAND No. 10
THE REBEL LOSS IN KILLED, so FAR.
THEIR STRENGTH THERE.
A SUCCESSFUL BALLOON RECoNNois-
SANCE
A NEW REBEL GUNBoAT FLEET.

CAIRO, March 27-1o p. Mail is quiet about
Island No. 10 this evening.
The river is rising fast.
Col. Buford, In a reconnaissance has captured
six men, who represent that the rebels have had
sixty-ive killed in the course of our bombard.
ment, and also forty negroes, ustd In repairing
their fortincations
The rebel forces are IL 900 strong.
The balloon observations made by Capt. May
nader, yesterday. render 1t certain that we have
caused great destruction by our mortars
II In reported on the authority Of different per-
sons from New Orleans, that the rebels have Il
gunbcatS finished and ready to move up the Mis-
sissippi river, besides the four or six below New
Madrid, aud the ram at Memphis.
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u news from Havana 10 Interesting,
though not important. The abrupt departure Of
the bngish forces from We're Cruz caused some
excitement, and raised the Ire Of The Spaniards
10 q coniideTaele extent. They excuse the appa-
ient bad faith toward England by alleging that
tne CsPtain-6ersTsl Of Cuba, ia dispatching the
Spanish contingent TO Vera Cruz before the az
rival CT the English, was unaware of the ar.
rangement made In London, by which the
Allie. were TO act strictly in conjunction.
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IL At the battle Of w;nnhester this remark. BILE

IL At the battle Of Winnhestef this remarka HE
incident 10 said to have occurred When the
centre and left wing OF the rebel army were
thrown INTO confusion, and desperate effort was
made 10 rally the righs wing, the Irish battalion
IN the rebel ranks, numbering $50 men, when
brought forward and ordered 10 IRE upon the
Union troops, refused 10 do %, and Confederste
egiment Immediately drove them forward but
sSsia ca 40, compel them % Are Fot.y corpses Of
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pENsION OFFICE. JUNE 6rB, 1861.
TO ALL wHok n NAY CONCERN.

Application having bcen made under the sct of
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 have
been lost or DESTROYED, notice is hereby given that
rant, new Certificate, of like tenor, will be rs
sued II no valid objection should then appear.
No. % 21S. for I6o cores, issued under the act Of
was granted June q, ls57-Aeril 5, 1852.
NC, ~, sS tor loo acres, issued under the act OF
was granted Augukt 18th, i856-May 3i- 1852.
Nc: Sta. for l2o acres, Issued under the aat OF
Maroh, 1855, IN the ZANE Of charlotte WIDOW OF
Walter Cole, and was granted January s. Is5s-
MAy17, 1852. - - - = = -.
isct 1917 IN favor Of Patriek Braf$, rPfisats ol
COMPANY X, I'd ksg't u. 5. Infantry. bearing date
Sat Decembef, le5.-yune q. 1862. - :
hih U-iaW s2 -f Oommlssiouer
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-After our report closed Yesterday
The joint resolution to aid States underta KING
to emancipate tn" slaves, was f. rther consider, d
and postponed until to-day
The Naval appropriation bill was then taken
up and occupied the balance Of the day
HOUSE, After our report closed Yesterday
The consideration Of the Tax bill occupied the
remainder Of the day.
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The Battle MT Wipcb,st,r

Tbs following despatch from Gen Shields was
received in New York, yesterday, by Judge
DAILY:
WINCHESTER, March 27.-My wound 10 doing
well. will be able to ride in 3 buggy, in a
few days, at the head Of my command
LIS SHIRI
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TIE Tax iron NEWSPAPERS The sepate.
committee agreed yesterday TO reduce the tax
upon newspaper advertisements proposed by the
bill before Congress, from per cent to Der
ccnt and decided to establish an advslorem tar
OF per cen, upon paper, instead Of the proposed
{ Of mills per pound
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ASSES

Headquarters Prerod MdrshapS Once,
City Of Washington, March 2S, 1861.
Special Order, No. 10
All passes heretofore issasd fror, these Head
quarters to the 3lst instant will not be renewed
but recognized, until further orders.
BY order Of Major w E. Doster, Provost Mar
shal. CHAs. Z. ROBINSON, AdJutant.
mar . w
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Operations Against NewOrIean,
- SdIHbt NeWUTIeah.
PoRTER's MORTAR FLEET ASCENDING THE MS

sIPPI.
letter from Havana dated the Odd instant,
the following important Information:
The Constitution came in on the 18th from Shin
Island and Key West. From the former place
she brings the news that Porter,s eet had started
for the Mississippi River, and that they had
nearly all crossed the bar at the Southwest Pass,
so we shall soon have stirring news from that
quarter.
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"CoSTRABANDs last evening a train from
HarPer's Ferry brought to Baltimore q lot OF
"eontrasands," estimated at over one humid red in
number, en- route for the North They were
mostly from the region roundabout Chariestown
AID Winchester Tee scon;rabandsn werr
IEaIchsd uEger al esc0rt 70 the FFesident street
6eFot, aud left IN a train for some place IN The
North. Their exact destination n3r the object of
their removal did not transplre.
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. NOTICE. -

ID NOTICE.
Il R0POSALS, From dealers And millers are n
yted tall the 10th OF April, 1862, for FURNISHING
TLUU X to the Sub Dept Of the same kind which
nas been received by the u. 8. Government. and
knovn as No. extra
Samples Of this Flour can be seen at the Cspitcl
sakery In this city.
IL lie desired TO make q contract for 20 0Jf -rres
Sho.ld hoS ever, any person desire to IA ash q
le's quantity, he wall stat the precise Eanber Of
barrels IN his bid.
The contractor will be required TO furnish AZ the
rate OF 500 barrels daily until the contract filed
No flour Will be received which does not come
up to the STANDARD at the Inspection made just be
fore the purchase.
The Flour TO be delivered at the railroad depot
IN Washipston or q any of the warehouses in
Georgetown, ID. G
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for ally cauee.
Payments to be made in Treasury notes, and the
bids 10 be directed to msj0r A. BECkWITH, G.
s., u. 9. A WASHINGTON, ID. g. NH q
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ISIedmer H b Forbes.
Commodore Farragut's feet consisted Of the
s'oop-of-war Hartford, bis flag ship, the Pepss.
cola, the Brooklyn, and the gunboa's Pinola
Sclota, ltaska, and most Of the other ten new
Doah, recently built, with other small class wa
steamers, said to number twenty. three in all
THE EXPECTED ATTACK ON NEW oRLEANs
III is presumed by the officers on board the Con.
sntution that the work Of reducing F orts jackson
ana Phlilip was commenced some DAYS since II
wassupposed that some of the mortar boats won Id
take position In an Inlet in the rear of Fort JAG
son, whilst the others would advance I'D the
Southwest Pass within sheling distance and en-.
deavor TO drive the forces out Of the forts In the
meantime the gunboats would silence the battery
erected about a mile below the fo-ts for the pro
lection OF a barricade In the river intended IN
prevent the passage Of Commodore FarTaput,s
neet up In front Of the forts. This barricade was
said to be composed Of logs chained together
and fastened to the shores by heavy chains II
was liked 30 as to be open to allow the passage of
rebel vessels at pleasure.
When this barricade shall be removed and : no
channel Of the river opened to the entire feet. a
sharp and decisive contest NAV be anticipated
IL the forts should continue impervious To the
bombs Of the mortar feet, those who are sc
qua1nted with the character and energy of Com
tarragut anticipate that he will lead his whole
Meet directly under their guns, and, by repeated
6roadsides Of grape and shrapnel, endeavor TO
drive the gunners from their posts We NAV
therefore, expect exciting news from New Orleans
in few day.
AFFAIRS AT SHIP ISLAND
Inc troops still remain at Shi p Island, and were
In good health and spirits. They were BEING
perfected In drill and becoming most efficient
troops Gen. Eutler had not arrived when IN o
with reinforcement. -
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FUTURE DAYS.
by t. BOWLING. Auctione.I

by L. BOWLING. Auctioneer.
GeOfEetotrn, ID. C.
ORS + >, COWS. CORN, FARMINe
H IIENsILs, &C. 40, AT hUcTI, Nj will sell
~ auction. on WEDNESDAY MOhNING next
April I'd, 1852 81 II O'Clock, at the Farm known as
the MoaedIn Farm, about one mile aUOvs Teual-
lytovn, o. the Rockville Turnpike, ali tie Stook
and Farming Utensils, consisting Of
excellent Work Horses. Z Wagons and Harness
Us barrels of Corn. Cows, PloUghs, Barrovs.
Cultivators, 3lkes, Hot Bed sash, and all kinds
OF Farming Utensils, too numerous TO mention,
Terms ctsB. The Flag will designate the place.
NH 98-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
MARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of q vnt Of
lVI heri fscias, Is,ued from the clerks Office OF
tie Circuit court OF the District Of for the
county OF WashinEton, and 20 me directed,
vI expose to public sale, for cash, In front of the
Court House door of said county, on MONDAY,
the Slst day of March, instant, 1884, at ~ O'Clock
M the following properly, to-wit VIZ Lot No
IS, in square No a. lot No 2 IN square No. a. 100
No; 5, 70 square No. IS, lot No. IL in square No.
IS, lot No. 10 in square No. 81, and lot NO. IS, in
square No. 76, IN the city Of Washington. ID. G !,
togsther with all AID singular the improvements
thereon, seized and LEVIED upon a. the property Of
Brook Macksli, and will be sold TO satisfy luoicsl
No IS, TO May term 1861 in favor Of Hooe Rrothes
Co. w. sELDEN,
NH dts late Msrsnsl, 10. c.
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The Winchester Prisoners 70 be Sent 10 For
Delaware.

BALTIMORE, March ~ The Rebel prisoners
captured at Winchester, now In the Baltimore
jail, Will be sent In day or two to Fort Della
ware Nc sympathiZers were allowed to visit
them to-day.
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lI-.Ths Cleveland Herald SAYS thaI the arst
bale Of cotica from secessia passed through that
city on Friday last.
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READ
READ,
READ!!.
AND BE CONVINCED
AND BE CONVINCED
AND BE CONVINCED.

Extract from, the "StaT, )" FsbrKary 81, 1864
DAYToE's CRACKERS AND EXCELLENT tIEs.-
Hotel and Restaurant Keepers. suffers, House.
keepers, and GroceIs'. should not fail to secure q
supply OF the superior Crackers and Pies, manu-
factured by Dayton, 4s6 llth street, between q
and h. Dayton manufactures all kinds OF Cakes
and Crackers the heat materia and every hon
keeper rs well aware of the great superiority of the
latter, when fresh from tho ovens 20 those shipped
from Northern cities. Suffers will find n greatly TO
their interest to examine DaytOn's Crackers and
Pies before purchasing elsewhere.
We will show the names of more team q SCORE of
suffers who have used Pies mau ufaotured nv
other Bakers, and were Obliged to come 10 us
hpally, and pay u5 two do lara more per hundred
In order TO get an article which the men could eat
without making them sick.
From tie Correspondent cftks Netc York Dispatch
"Mc not ce with must pleasure the
popularity Tour eHterpTisInE fellow Citizen. Jas.
L.. Dayton, IN TIE Bakery busin IS In this CITY
his goods.
We learn that members OF the Sanitary Gem
mlttee have ste ol his Pies. and pronounce them
healthful; and We must say In Justice, that we
never partOok OF more delicious Pies In our life
suffers IRON every section and Families from
al quarters OF the otJ, send to his Bakery.
We strongl, invite families 10 try our
PIC MIC CRACKERS,
BOSTON CRACKERS,
SLICED APPLE PIES,
RASPBERRY PIES.
DAITON'S Bakers, 436 Eleventh street.
mn 35t Between g and n.
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H 1 I " a - IL.
H II = " II n.
II II a N.
DIR. LA BONITA

having removed his Office to Room No S. adjoining
the sunday Chronicle filoo, in WashIngton Build
Ing, Pa avenue, corner of 7th FtTeet, now ready
10 cure Diseases Of Private Nature, without
the use OF dangerous or disgusting drugs of any
kind, and no int ference with your business ayo-
cations having devoted my whole time 10 the
study and cure OF Private Diseases Of both sexes
and to Chronic a Elections OF The Womb, Liver,
the brst school in the world, the New York City
Hospitals. under Profs. Chllton and Parker, to
whom most respectfully refer. l will pay S1IoO
to the person furnishing me a ca.e of any Of the
above dis ases W hch cannot speedily and perms-
nsntly cure, let the case be old new. No dieting
required othing ssgreeable in any part of the
treatment.
Consultations free. Rooms very private.
NJ. LA BONITA,
Room (irst aoor) Washington But ding,
NH 26-lmf Pa. avenue and 9TH 81.
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OIL 90 cts. KEROSENE OIL 50
Also. burnsrs for Coal Lamps, which resuire M
1s sr. Aiso large garist, Of Tampa, &o., at
niooRE's. wezt End Drug store,
III. A large and general stock DrussA N sS;as,.
&C., II ~ fresh and pure 81 above place
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NEW STYLE SPRING OVERCOATs N1,
i hne Black Froch Coats Just reoeIved AT 49,
BAR & BROS. srs-
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SOLDIERS MONEY
ANb
ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.

THE. ADAMS EXPREss, COMPANY
WILL FURWhHD suLDiEhS' REMIT
TANCES
To their Families at any place on the lines ofthcir
Express at . charge of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Fo2 ANY sum NOT BxcRRDINs FIFrI DOLLARS;
And sroportionate additional charge to placrs
reached BY connecting EXPRESSED.
The remittance, whether God. Treasur, Notes
or Allotment Drafts, should be enclosed n an sn-
We oPe and securely scaled, end havc the full sd
in cities the street and numherD of the person to
whom to be sent, and tho amount lcslblJ marked
Envelopes for this purpose m.y be had at our
office
To facilitate PROMPT delivery the charge for ie
NH Is Inn ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
- SALFD PROPOSALS Are invited Till the 18th
- DAY ct hpTIl 1856? at u O'Clock for suppypI
BEEF CATTLE on the hooE
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington city,
a fso q sefsi s5S.s
The Cattle 10 be delivered at such times and in
such Quantities "a the g Government may require.
CatIle will be Jeou'Ied under this contract soon
sf 9, the contract is closed HsTfsrs and bulls not
bond. with good and satisfactory secdrity,
will be Iequnei.
Government re.eIves 10 itself the right 10 pay in
No bid will be entertained when put IN BY con
their oSnrso " or s5sre The BIDDER is mott PRESENT
to respond to his bid AMI oil bids TO be acoompa-
MED by two guarantees.
The n,mes of f rms should bs stated IN full, with
the precise address OF al the members OF the firm.
Form Of Guarantee.
We. -, oil the county OF -, and State OF
-, and -. Of the county Of -, and state
Of -. do hereby guarantee that - Is able to
FL I'll . contract IN accordance with the te ms Of
hs proposition. and that should hts proportion be
accepted, he " nj at once enter into a contract IN
eoooidonee Herewith. should tie contract lie
awarded m n RI pra p1 "a
rites. This gusranies must be appended TO e,ch
bid uh28
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FKuIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, &C
The undersigned respectfully offers an tut
Utility growth, and at greatly reduced prizes. viz
tn,rS Peach trees, best varieties. $4,000 Cvarf
Tears, STANDARD ieaIs, hprIoUts. Cherries, Figs,
NenterInes, quinces, sc Craze Vines, Concords
Delaware, Cuyahofa, 30; BlsokberrIes, Rssp-
berrics, Strawberries, Rhubarb and AspaTagus
Roots, &c Evergreeen, Shafe, aud Ornamental
Trees; shrubs, Roses. Dahlias, Perennis isl Phloxes
With ali articles fsrtainlrg 10 the Nursery and
Seed business, cheap. JOHN SAUL,
NH 10 cost. Seed Store. 3G6 1th A. oornsr IA
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FORT FAINT NOTICE!

AS there has been suoh trouble for the last txo
months nor IN securing SEASONED OAK and PINE
, wOQD and LShlGH COAL, the subscribers
ngton that they are osily receiving and deliyerns
IRON the vessel the very best artc o the ma al
where. DRY PINE delirsysd al % Cal SAW
omoa .xap j.; Is; MILLER c CO..
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All the Lumber to be delivered within ~ day :
after signing he contract.
The Lumber 20 be inEDeotsd by = inspector AZ
20 inted on the part Of the Govern mt.
Payment to be made utol the ssti factory COM
petion OF toe contract.
Prososals must be plainly marked Proposals
FOR LvMBER."
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should II be AVA. ded 70 him, must be guar. ut ed
BY twor sponslble persons, whose signatures must
be appended to the guarantee.
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
shown by the Official osTticate of the clerk of the
nearest district court or of the United States dis
trict attorney
Bidders must be present in person wh.n the bids
are opened or their proposals will not b. cons i'd
Bords, in the sum of iv, thousand dollars,
slgnfd By the contractor and both of bis guaran :
to.s, will be uired Of the successful bidder up On
eigrins the Contract
The right TO reject any or ali bids that nav be
deemed too high Is re.erved by the Depot usrter-
Informal proposals Will be rejected
Form lT Guarantee
We, OF the county OF =, and State OF -,
and -, of the county of -, and State Cf =, do
hereby guaraGte tee that - liz able 70 fi' fl a con-
trac, Ia accordance with the terms Of his pro
tion, ana that, shOu his proposition be accepted
he Will At once enter into contract In ao 20 .nc
herewith.
should the contract b. awarded him VIC sre o a.
pared 10 become his secuTItl eJ.
(To this guarantee must be appended the oertif-
cate above entIoned.D ID II. KUCKEK
NH 20 Colonel and Quarternaster
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FOR THE MOUTH OF YELLOWSTONE
FORT BENTON, MISSOURI RIVER.

The steamer EMILE, y,B LABARey Master,
viii leave on or about the 18th OF
a s nP, TS persons dssi,oss OF seng ErES
Washls ton, this 10 the most desirable route par
nouIeriy TO Washington 1eTfltory, HAVING from
FOOD road, TO the most de srAbe part Of the Tsrr-
tory. In connection with the Emile viii Be yefy
here Aoonl the 2th, designed 10 run tom tie Vel
owstone 70 the Fails Of Missouri, For fre,s hi or
ssssssss ssu oh p0sfu' mn %
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IN NOTICE.
u he Pubic ~ respectfully informed that the
undersigned has commenced run
ming LINE OF STAGES froml
Pom. avenue 20 Meridian Hill. The
Stages will leave Willards' Hotel every mornirg
&c O'clock and Meridian Hill a. half past o'cl'k
and VIII run regularly TO and from Meridian Hill
every hour, thus afordinE q cheap and speedy CON
ysyanoe 70 tae various camps in the nes hbofhood.
The undersigned hopes 20 receive liberal support,
as he is determined 20 afford his patrons every IA
oility In his power. Fare 10 cents each way.
GEO. NJ. MILLER,
re is-eolmA ProDrietor.
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SiLk DRESSES FOR The PRESENT AND
~ APPROACHING REASON
kiow prices.
One price only, the actual cssh stsnds,d value,
marked In plain figures.
PERRY & BROTHER,
inn 20 tr la. avenue And Ninth y, a
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lvI next to the Gas OfficeJ has jnst ar -
rived from New YoIk with q large and -
the newest fashions consisting of Hats,
SAGE ues, Dresses, Wreaths, &C., 60.
Her establishment will open en- Monday ne xt
the 2sth inst She respectfully invites Tie ladies' az
the Federal Metrop oils 20 call - VI
Dresses promptly made to order 20 the ent,rs
satisisctIon of afies who desire 10 be attired m
the fashion, and with good taste
NH sl-1vf tIntellirenoerl
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&PKING WNAPPIN6S -.
q FOR The LADIES!
In Plain Cloth Sacks and Circulars, Black and
Stripe Shawls.
just received and will be sold at the lowest cash
prices. - j. w. COII,Ey
NH 2f5t s23 Seventh st above Pa av
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ID o I T O = s.
Leo bushels
PEACH BLOW And BUCKEYE POTATOES
For sale at low pIioes.
JOHN J. BEALL,
mn T-lw ~ Water ut Get, Georretown
MES. ACkEN WOULD INFORM Her
lEl friends who are ANXIOUS TO commune win
spirit loved ones, she has located at the Delsy a
House, corner of 9Th and Pennsy vania avenue
She has an assistant In Mrs. Thoin,s. who ia
caIrvO{ant. and they would solicit the patTonac |.
Of all who are interested in what is ter Ine spiritual
lnvestlgatl0n NH T-Ixs
SHtPHERD'S PLAIDS, Of vaTIous widths and
~ textures. With many O:her New GOods
adapted for current wants.
Our northern and eastern corresP ndents send US
new supplies daily.
One price Only.
PERRI 4 BRO,
NH n st Pa. ave. ard Ninth strr Ell.
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| Second Diuisioa.
Schr. n. A Ward,
Schr. Sidney C. Jones,
Schr. Mathew Vassar,
Schr. Maria J. Carlton,
Schr. Orvitta,
Schr. Adolph Hugel,
Schr. Geo. Mangham.
ReSerre STEAMERS.
Steamer Octorara,
Steamer Harriet Lane,
Steamer Owaska,
Steamer w estfeld,
Steamer Clifton,
Steamer Miami,
Steamer Jackson,
IStpamer r. n Errhes
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DIED.,

On December slst, Mr.. GEORGE BoPP, in the
S7th year of his age.
His friends and relatives are respectfully re-
quested to attend his funeI al, tomorrow at two
O'Clock.
On the Sist December, 1861, TILLOTSON p.
BROWN, of this CITY, in the f7th yesr of his as
"May he rest in peace"
His friends and acsuaintances are respectfully
invited to attend his funersl from his late resi-
a. O'Clock on to morrow, Thursday l.the I'd in
slant.
Suddenly. on the 81 st ultimo Of disease of heart,
WILLIAM ROSS, formerly of &c rgetown, in the
67th year of his age
His friends are req Vested to attend his funeral,
Tomorrow, I'd instant, at IL O'Clock.
At the u. 4. Hospital in Alexandria. on Saturday,
18th December, DR.. RUFUS DELAFlELD, u. 8.
Army