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NO. ~.


Pof'cc Coa,.-Yesterday Martha Morgan, arrest
ed tor feepng disordeIly house. let of on
condition that abe moved her present residence
hiram slave OF Capt J. Sheppard, charged with
stealing e. Mc'ice's horse, was acquitted, but de-
,anea tor going at large. Two frce negroes, named
VIM. Max veil and Jne M,xf,ld w. cs,,,ni,.a1
unii ne i5tii~'be hrst for stealing Mct:ees horse.
eiatter Tor receiving il Case OF Thomas Daven.
port, Tor violent assault Mrs kearn WAS con.
,,n"e.i nn'ii IN" io'h INST Pat. Mesweency and
Pat. Sullivan were sent to Jail up, Tie Ism far
the alleged ofienfe Of committing IA tape on AIR.
Miileis servant woman. Jos. Allison white. was
fined 81 for behaving disordrriy ia the street while
drunk John kearnan wes Temporarily committed
for beating his wife Sol slave OF J. n Gentry,
arrested as a runaway, was returned to hts owner
Sixteen free negroes, taken up conscript nurse
for The hospitals, appeared. aud most oi them offer
ing valid excuses ia the shape of other legitimate
employment f1,c raid made by the police did not
amount to much. Sundry other triaing caaes were
d.sppsed Of
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FLAG OF TRUCE.

VI 'fiee left this city yesterday, conveying
r.n p'toied Yankee prisoners 10 General Nc
,.,, headquarters. Among the parties thus
81, :" were The members some dozen In number,
eavaa.. "'sonfg Sanitary Commission, taken at
.kys % ""'a'"n, and all Of the Federal Surgeons
Nepn'ied by themselves TO stay in at
"AaAoe on lL.ir Mnuudea
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CAy Con"ctt--Monthly Meeting, July ith pres.
eht 1uorum--A petition was presented by Mr..
llayvey, President cf the Danviile Railroad, ask
ing that the road should be extended up Virginia
street. Aiso a rcmonstranee against the by
J. Johns. Medical Purveyor, and other Government
officials. Referred to the Commissioner of Streets.
"A petition from J. G. Griswo.d former Captain OF
Company u, lst Va Regiment, asking to be
leved from liability for S375 contracted for his
company, was presented and referred to the Com
Hiitee Oh Arms. Mr. Ciutchfed, by leave, intro
duced bill concerning the weighing of long forage
III The Second Market. Referred TO the Committee
on Markets. Adjourned
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HaIings Court, Noataiy Term Monday, July
ii.-Prcsent: Jas K. Caskie, Recorder, and full
Eench. Commonwealth rs. Michael Hines for fcc-
ny. examined and sent to JUICES Court, and Com
monwcalths witnesses recognized The sane ildg-
ment was rendered in the following of indi-
viduais charged with felony viz; Edw. Finn, Chas.
Toothaker' john McAnay, james ~. Traylor, Au-
gust Smith and Roger keenan,. Case If Thomas
DOYLE for felony, was continued till the next term.
A RoAc PrcseqHi was entered i'll of felony
against Jas. N. Traylor. and JEFF s!aga Winston,
slave. convicted of felony. ssutenced to re-
ccivc ~ stripes. Court adjourned 10 meet at Il
@. N.nnck tntinY
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VIRGINIA,
From Tie Courier d"s E. ats I'nis.

The presumed plans oi Mcclellan are mildly DIS
Gus ed but reOpie reason in the darh for no one
knows the project oi the Young General Somc as
S-rt that he Will soon be master ui Fort barring
the KEY to Richmond-U hiie others declare that be
is thinking Of re embari.ng, TO watch over the
safety of Washington There are great fears on
this account. It is appreben,!ed thar jackson may
tiiug himself again, with Irresistible mpttuoaity,
apou the valleys of the Shenandoah aud Kappa
hanucck, and that he may appear threatening The
banks OF the Potomac. II is known too, that Pope
is powerles- for he moment, TO make any stand
agunet serious attack. He has but fgv at Ma
nassaS and some soldiers iii the VALLEY who watch
the movements OF ;te SeCesai"n5. o:dchucnts lett
with EwCll by JaCl son.
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VOL. XIV.
FROM THE NORTH,
TIE NORTHERN PRESS or TIE CRITICAL
SYYU4fT0N
THE suFkE"E DUTY or TIE HOUR.
itrom the New Tr1k World J,i,,ot


ifrou the New York World Jnlvat
Richuaond ia in possession of the Conf,deratcs
because tenera Mcclellan has not men enough -
The people have decided opinions rs to WHERE ,ha
responsibility for this lack rests they would have
ceased 20 be treemen il they had not COURAGE Ia
press their Judgment Of their public servants A
change IN the Cabinet would promote enlirtn,ots .
hui II V is not evident by tbS middl. of The mon.h
that men volunteer with the Requisite alacritv the
Government must adopt vigorous measures and
promptly resort TO draft. An additional HUNDRED
Thousand men in twenty davs will throttle the re.
hfiitou II they cannot be- had in ono way they
must in another
Gen. Mcclellan must immediately be- furnished
with men enough To CO operate effectively with
Captain Wilkes and take Fort Darling which Is
The key fo Richmond. Fifsv thousand men fer
garrison duty t. relieve trained soldiers, and aa-
ether fifty thousand 70 flI up the deCmated reci
men's. would enable our army to take Richmond
within five days after the arrival Of reipfort ecnt
al llarrsona Landing. Reinforce Mcclellan prompt
iy aud adequately, and 10 subsequent laundering
in the War DrrartInen: defer the fall of The
Confederate Capital whatever else it may defer or
- prevent
Tie capture of Richmond viii not end the re-
htliion, bat it will destroy its prestige Ii will have
II greater moral effect both at home and abroad
not expect foreign nations, with their notorious
preiudices TO look al thertceu occurrences through
CTR eyes. Regardless of extenuating minnti9, they
VIII see only the msin tact that we marched or
finest army against Richmond to take it. and after
terrible sacrifice of life, were rcpulsed
Diplomacy is powercSs To meet the conclusions
they viii draw from this broad fact. The only re
hutiiDs argument that will tell in favor is tho
actual capture of Richmond This powerful aud
entirely conclusive argument should be for;hcom-
ing before the opinions OF the foreign Powers shall
mature into resolves The results of the late bat.
ties VIII incline them toward recognition, but il il
not probable that their action will be sudden Il
behooyes to arrest their delberaton in it's early
stages, and induce them To hold their judgment as
20 the success Of the Confederates in still further
SUSPENSE. This can be sfecua.ly accomplished
only by doing without delay what finest, best
equipped, ani most yaun;cd army has thus far
failed to do.
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By JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON 4urrs

VALUABLE FARM ON THE MECHANICS
WILLIE TURNPIKE, 5 MILES NORTH.
EAST OF RICHMOND. CONTAINING ABOUT
26 ACRES, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON-At th.
request of VIM A. Wyatt Esq., we will sell on
TUESDAY, 18th July, commencing at o'clock r
~, bis FARM as described above, containing about
20 acres of highly improved land. upon which are
winter and spring oats, vegetables of various kinds
an orchard OF choice fruit well of excellent wa
ter &c. The Improvements arc plain dwelling
and the usual out-buildings. Upon the place ia an
eligible site in fine grove Of oaks for q handsome
dwelling. The neghborhood for intelligence and
refinement is unsurpassed. The health of this
tion OF country il proverbisl The traM adjoins
tie lanls OF Jas Elicit and Richard g. Norris ESQ :,
immediately opposite the farm of Richard Cauthorn,
Esq.
TERMs-Will be made known on the day Of SALE
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
iy 10 Auc.icpeers
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me AFFAIR AT WALKERroE

n,,,, that the recen. attack upon a
ogss. - fsasfal soldiers at waikerton, King and
II h.. j. "is led by d Confederate officer -
r..oa,,' 'si' the nia,auders the lesson tha, their
trgon. .r @4a't De pursued with impunity. for
puni.t :, ''Ula where least expected, ready to
'eln as they deserye.
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ofc.aIIy a, BATTERY At SAyANNAH--It Is now
tsry, G.n1" "uaesd that the iron clad floating bat
sts,r is ne,. baiit by the ladies Of that gallant
srnalusp, ~" =, Complete and ready for action The
gaas GLs =, LII Tue Georgia consists Of ten heavy
broke Jones n 81 " commanded by Lieut.. ]. Psns
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lR. LINCOLN CALLED UrON TO ACT.
From the New York World

What means this inGeci7ion at Washington
Why are the people kept il This suspense Is
there to be change not; The cAtl tor more
troops has yet kinifed the first flash of enhusj,
ism. Distrus, weighs like pail. 4 sulien gloom
is settling upon every heart. Tie iTHrrt loyalty
* staggered. The c,earest minds are bewiliertd
in trying to account tor the Presidents inaction.
Why stands he p.sise in this turning hour Of the
nations destiny Hog Is ii thdt he fail 10 heed
4. necessity W hcA Is g notorious as the above
himf
tho President cannot act too speedily. The pco-
pie who have been invoked 10 volunteer, are
waiting for earnest at a new and mere satl.tac-
tory war policy. Had that earnest been promptly
given il would have been responded to as prompt
IL IN HE absence of all signs of it, the people are
coldly moiioncss. OF all things the thing which
is most needed in the head OF the nation in this day
of trial, is dtcisi9n decision, dccisi0a.
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THE ANACONDA.
From the Ner York Tribune, July Q

Advices from various quarters justify the graft
Tying belief that that conception Of inenahe stu
ii.iity, the great Union Anaconda" is defunc'- -
Hcnceforh, we are confident, Tie policy of mass
ing on! diSposable troops into grand army,
and hurliug it swiftly and strongly upon the chief
strOnghods o! the rebellion successfully, will be
adhered to. The Anaconda has cost us years
tiine one hundred thousand Iaen, and five hun
dred millions of money, and lis fruits not at
all commensurate with their cost. Had il never
been conceived. we should have failed To take
New Orleans and some other ports quite SO soon
while should have this utterly eHtingttished
the rebellion in Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee.
The "Anaconda" makes present to the Confedc-
ra:sr of the ali bat exclusive of railroads and
telegrapbs 1t enables him to choose among our
several army corps That Cue en- which he shalt pre-
cipitate bis entire move6be force. 1t enables h,n
be uniformly superior al the poiut Of collision.
though have more aud better troops i'll the f. Id
than lie has 1t enables him to know the result of
any conflict within d iew hours after its Occurrences,
while must wait fortnight for any account OF
IL but such aS lie chooses 10 give us. In short. the
Anaconda : blunder. u humbu,, ami nuisance.
AWAY with him.
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BY REDWOOD r kEACH, AGc,s.
(51 Main street |

ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, HARD.
WARE, CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE,
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS, &C.-On TUESDAY
18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, will sell, at store
lot of new and secondhand Furniture. Crock.
cry, &c.
AFTER WHICH, case assorted and desirable
Hardware consisting of Axes. Hatchets, Locks,
Bolts, Latches. Files AuSers, Chiseis, Butts Hinges
Saws, sc, &c. We call special attention OF the
trade to this sale. REDWOOD Il KEACU,
iy II AUctioneerL
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the amendments authorizing the arming Of the
blacks, their employment on entertainments, &c
and freeing the wife mother and children Of ne
groes employed. YVES then caed up. motion
to postpone indefinitely disagreed to by vote
of nine az INST twenty seven. An amendment that
loyal persons Ahail be compensated for loss OF
vice of sa~e8 taken under the bill waa agreed to.
The section authorizing the President to receive ne
eroes into the military service was thea passed on
taking the question the section giving freedom
To t!e mother, wife, and children of negroes en-
poyed lT the Government. there was no quorum
aud the Senate I'D )ourneI
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Fre.--The alarm cf fire yesterday afternoon was
caused by the partial burning Of a small structure
on Byrd street, lately occupied we informed,
by Col. Werth as q coal otticn. Loss :r;tng
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Dispatches from Nashville dated he 9th inst
repoA that four compane5 Of the 9TH Pennsylv ANA
cavalry surprised aud cut up at daybreak on
that morning. at Tnmkinsyilir. by n party of oue
thousand five hundred rebel cavalry under Col.
Stearus. who Immediately pushed on with lis
m:ind IN the direction OF wiling Green 1t was
runored that Col Williams and Majors Browne
anil Jordan on side, were killed but some
doubts were entertained to the fate Of the for.
mcr officer.
FROM FORT MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, July :, =. MA fla; OF
truce sent up York river yesterday, and re-
turued rhis afternoon. A. Cumberland they found
E0J of our wounded soldiers heli as prisoners by
the rebels. The iatcr readily c,nscnei to give
them up Arrangements Were At once made tn
convey hem To the landing; where the steamer Jno.
Tucker lay. when .hey bad been conveyed about
one mile u re5si cavalry corps came up and com
PEELED them all 10 return to the hospital and DR..
Bradley. OF the Iiygeia Hospital taken pri.
soDeT, but subsequently released. The wounded
soldiers Were all i";t at the Cumberland Hospital
where they found them IN the hands Of the rebels.
The Joy OF the poor woun!ed soldiers at their an
tiCpated release was very great but when they
Were informed that they must return to the hospi-
ta again. and be left there prisoners their grief
indcscribahe, eepeciaiy among those who
were SEX The scene was heartrending.
The steamer CalGucns was fred into Yesterday
by the rebels few miles this side of Harrison $
Landing. No damage done. Notwithstanding our
guntoats are stationed AT intervals OF three mil G j
along that portion If the river yet the rebels, with
about six tield pieces dodge down near the river
aud FIRE into our transports every day They fire
and rha away before the gunboa:s can bring their
ans to bear on them.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 9, leti2-AU is quiet in
the army. Nothing is going on except throw ing
up brcaStworks aud clearing away trees.
Among the prisoners ut the hospital on the York
river. held by the rebels, is rs l.. X. Parlin. DR..
Brady in;erceded with the rebels for the release of
this lady, but to no avail they turning deaf ear
10 his cl,' treaties
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HORSES FOR SALE.

HORSE FOR SALE-I have fine bay srAL
LION, about years CID for sale He has
been in the cavalry servies about six months, is
sound and gentle, and works we'll in harness. Price
$50 Apply opposite 10 the Cat,o.ic Church.
Grace street to JOHN \. JETER.
;,,l
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fcs.-An agent sent ont by the military nuthori
ties in different sections OF TIE country around
Richmond in search OF ice, returned yesterday
having been successful in gathering up considera
bic quanti'y,most Of which was in the shape of free
gifts from patriotic farmers. Come few, however
pretended they did not have any, when it is known
here that they are ID the habit of sending ii 10 town
and disnnsinC Of II 81 exnrlitant q ra:ns
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LATER FROM EU RoPE.-The European news by
the City of New York is to the 81 July---two day
later.
Advices to the 18th June say that a, that period
the Emperor of the French appeared 10 be uneasy
in his mind on the subject of Mexico. His energy
in sending out reinf0rcements had dropped. and
great uncertainty prevailed in Paris TO his ill.,
tentops letter from Paris, of the Slth of June,
says notwithstanding this there is Immense excite
nent at Tou.on IN consequence of the preparations
+ for the Mexican expedition. One of the local pa.
p-rs assuming that war, matter for what pur.
pose, is subject for coagratuaon, exciaims joy
fully 90 We are III rs great a hustle now as in the
good old times of the Crimean and Italian cam
paicns" The rumor that the French army has re-
tired : far aS orizdba, there 10 form basis Of
operations, is but taintiy denied
The Madrid Constitutional says that, rs the lcss-
lative session will not close till the beginning OF
July. il is probable that General Prim will. return
in time to give explanations i'll the Senate on the
sie xican affair.
The very latest news informs that Lord Palm.
erstou had reiterated his declaration against inter
vontion in American att,ii,s just now There ap.
pears to b. 10 further intelligence Of Importance
from Europe concerning the rebellion. The Paris
correspondent OF the London Times says ;iia; the
French people openly expressing dissatisfaction
with the pocy Of the Emperor in Mexico.
The BoMBAEpnENr OF HAMILTON, N. C.Tho
homturdment OF the village OF Hamilton, N. C., u
defenceless village was most barbarous affair.
The following telegram TO the Raleigh Telegraph
gives The falles. iceount we have seen
WELDON, July ia courier has jlst arrived
here, and states that seven or eight Yankee gun
boats came up the Roanoke yesterday and, with.
ont the slightest notice, opened bombardment
upon the town Of Hamilton. The result of the
grand attack infant killed on the part Of
the inh;ihitants
A portion of Capt. Whitaker's cavalry was be.
for them, resisted their landing, aud succeeded in
killing several Yankees. with but two or thrcs
wounded amongst his men,
The Yankees are now in poasessiou Of Hamilton
always Al undetoaded place.
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By n. ChUTHOR.Y, Auctioneer.

rATTLE AID HOGS AT AUCTION-S
" day, (TUESDAY, 18th inst, at IL o'clock NJ
IN Rockets Old Field, Bakers blacksmith.
shop, l will sell at auction, for cash. rs head Il
CATTLE. among them several fine Mich Cow,
and five S0WS, with lot Of Pigs to eaot.
WSL II. PEEASANTS
Sale conducted by L. G UrHoRy, Auct.
ty Ii
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FUTURE Days,
BIZ PULLLiN S- CO., Il

By PULLIIN 4 Co, A0cts
FINWENTY-FIVE NEGROES FOR SALE AT
AUCTiON.-We will sell at public auction, At
office Franklin street, the 18th instant, at
10 o'cloci, a. NJ, % likely NEGROES-men, wO-
uen, boys and girls PULLIAM e. Co,
iy 15-;aF Auctoueers.
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REcRuIrING-How GOES.
From the Phiiadeiphia Press. July 81

The matter OF recruiting for the new army levy
il be ginning to engross share OF public attention,
bu, not to the extsat which its importance merits.
or which true hearted patriots could desire: There
If the pubc press In4ye Is not that unity effort
among nepspaprs throughout the North ohteA yteH-
ed s41A RyalyyisS JyAits year ago.. This is TN
wise, uppaaeiotic, and wrong. i tends to produce
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BY THOS. W. KEESEE Ae~ioser,
Oflice corner Of 18th and Cary streets
HIILCH COWS AV CALVES, NUTTOE
wi LAMBS. AND BEEF CATTLE FOR SALE
Al AUCTION.--WiU be so'd THIS DAY, at IL
o'clock ~, at ths auction lot, ON Counsel Chamber
Hiil, t. very supeA6or MILCH COWS and CALVES.
Is 10 ! BEEF CATTLE very fine MUTT0y
ana LAMBS. THoS. w. KEEsEE.
Jy lo-t Auctioneef.
~ oTlCE--We will offer for sale Mt the QAtt"
~ i"a, 10 DAY, ITuesday) i5.h July. At j.
O'Clock, 10 No. nlLCH COWS, with Young ealves.
~ bit ROBINSON T. GRILL.
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By E. 3. COOK, .4uC,i0aeer.

NRy GOODS. CLOTHING, &C, AT AUG.
H. TION.-On TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'ck,
will sell at my store several invoices consisting Of
slarge assortment of CLOTHING, eIabr acing Coats
Pants, Vests, Shirts. Suspenders, Collars. &c.
Also. varied assortment of Dress Goods, Be.
reyes, Mouslins, Lawns, Edgngs, Trimmings, Ho
siery, Gloves. &C. &c.
The attention uf the trade is reques sted, e. there
are a great many goods very much in demand At
this time. iJy IA L. Il. COOK, Auet
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DEPRESSING INFLUENCE OF TIE RETURNED SICK
MOuNnEn.
From the New York World.

What can the authorities mean by thrusiing the
sick and wounded OF the army before the eyes of
the whole communiiyt Instead Of providing five
six great hospitals in healthy inland locations
for the MANNED and enfeebled it has scattered them
all over the country 10 sadden and depress the spi,
riis of the people. Surely this IL rot the way to
inspire onr young with enthusiasm, or induce
them TO enter the ranks of the army. With con
spicuous infeliei,y the parks has been selected in
this city the depot f,r the wounded, and there,
day after day. in the presence oi ens of thousands,
may be seen hundreds Of poor fellows every one
of whom is melancholy reminder of the horrors
of war and powerful dissu.ter to those who may
desire 10 enlist Let proper an gfangements be made
forthwith 20 remove every sick nnd wounded sol.
dicr away from ths large centres Of population.
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INOR SALH-A fine sorrel HORSE, by Glen
coe) years old, and suitable for an officer
will be sold cheap account, of owner leaving for
the South.
Apply at the Secession Club rooms room No. l.
hnfnre 10 i NJ " lh-2fs
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By ALEXANNER MOTT, Auctioaeer.
CHOES, DRY GOODS. CROCKERY AND
y GLASSWARE--Wi be sold at auction ut
my store, on TUESDAY, July Is. commencing 1T
10 O'Clock, 100 pair Ladies and Misses Morocco
SLIPPERS,2J pair Boys BOOTS, lot DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, CROCkERY and GLASSWARE.
jy ii ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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HINEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
the subscriber, a NEGRO WOMAN, about rs
years of age and about feet inches high, hbck
lips, and rather slow in speech Said woman IL
supposed to be somewhere in Hanover county
she has a husband in said county. Her name is
MARY ELIZA; was hired from Mr. Tabb aud l
believeis the property OF Mrs. Roy.
lS-3t< A GrNST
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
from my plantation. Amelia &. H., on the
18th inst a negro MAN named ''siias.' Siias 10
about IS 40 years old and Is abou. six feet high
black, speaks slow. walks little STOPPING. He has
wife in Rockingham county. will pay the above
reward for him o. +. BRESEE
-, cas-
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without delay. The President expresses himself
delighted With his visit
On the way up the Potomac the boat was aground
Tor several hours on the Kettle Shoai. and HE,
whole party including the President, availed them
selves OF the opportunity to take bath aud swim
IN the river. This delay occas!oned some an xi.'y
Ia the Presidential household, which waB allayed by
his arrival this evening
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FVNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will give
the above reward for the apprehension of two
rgro men, WESLEY and ELLYSON l expect
that they have been pressed in some hospital a.
nurses. If such is the case, will pay the reward
If they sent home. The men are grave diggers.
and their services are very much needed. forewarn
all persons from harboring the above sIaves
JOHN REDFORD,
Keeper of Oakwood Cemetery.
Oakwood Cemetery, July Ia, le62. jy l5--3t
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NOTICE.-I will pay reward OF $50 for ths
~ recovery, or any information which will lead
to the recovery. of my slave DANIEL. who
captured from the Yankees on the I'd of July, ls62
and brought TO this city Oh Government wagon
sick. Said slave is of ginger bread color. about
feet inches high and 81 years Of age.
AZ
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NOR SALE-A fine riding and drawing HORSE,
only four years old, and perfectly sound. Ap.
ply at Johnson's stables Franklin street, near st.
Charles Hospital.
iy lo-5t. Il, &, Il. ROBINS.