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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-20

BY Dickinson T. Hill, AuctA
NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
~ Will be sold at auction, on MONDAY 24th
inst, at the auction rooms Of DICKINSON HILL.
In this city, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, negro WOMAN
named Mary, on account Of whom 1t may soncerR.
Particulars at sale. no ltd
DUBLlO BALE OF NHGRORS, CROPS,
STOCK, Ac.-As Administrator Of J. T.
lfresham, decd, SHALL on WEDNESDAY, the "a
day Of December next, III fair; II not the next fair
day thereafter proceed to sell at public auction at
the late residence of the said Gresham, In Chester
field county about twenty. I've miles above Rich
moud, and the same distance above Petersburg,
near Goodies bridge, portion Of the Negroes be-
longing to the estate Also, the crops Of Corn Fod
der, Oats, Shucks, aud Straw, three likely Mules,
two Horses Cattle, hne lot Of fat Pork, and some
highly improved Stock Hogs, one nice TOP Buggy,
Plantation Utensils Household and Kitchen FuTni-
ture, &c, &c.
At the same time will be RENTED OUT THE
FARM, which Is under Q good fence, u very pro.
ductive, and has on It q convenient two.story
DWELLING, and all necessary out.houses
TIRMS-Nade known on the day Of sale. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock 4. N.
J. j.. IvRY, Admir- Of
J. + Gresham, decd.
P.s-An persons having claims against said
estate will please make them known 70 me before
or on the day of sale; and those owing the estate
will pay me immediately.
Ut 9O-l3ts ]. ]. l., Admir-.
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-
TURNITURB AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY,
2lst inst, a. 10 O'Clock, will sell at my store
q general assortment of genteel Household and
Kitchen Furniture embracing
Sofas Lounges Wsrdrobes,
Wasbstands, Bureaus Chairs. Bedsteads,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattre ssss, &c.
ALSO
2 elegant Brussels Carpets,
+" Velvet Tapestry Carpet,
3 3piy Carpets.
nols !. B. COOK, Auct.
GALE OF FORNITURE.-By virtue of de-.
- cree of the District Court of the Confederate
States of America for the Eastern District Of Viz
ginia, will proceed to sell. at public auction, to
the highest bidder. for cash, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 18th day OF November, 1852. At the auction
Atore Of K 3. Cook, Main street, In the city Of
Richmond, Q lot of valuable Chamber Furniture,
consisting of Bedsteads, Beds, Mattresses, Ward
robe, Cabinet, Sofa Chairs, Carpet and Bug, e.
THOS. T. GILES, Receiver, 10.
Sale conducted by E. b Cook, Auct. no u
TNHREE ONNIBUg2S AT AUOTloH.-Wm
be sold at public auction, on MONDAY, 24th
inst, at II O'Clock, three superior O3GIbu6RS.-
Two are 20 passengers and one 12 passengers. One
new, finished complete In the best manor, and
handsomely painted One Of same make a&d style,
longer in use, but In good condition The third In
good running condition. all made specially for this
company by Stephenson, Of New York, substan
TALLY built, and more than usually durable.
Sale to take phase at this Depot. at the hour
above named. Z. H. GIL
Superintendent E. and p R B Ovmy.
Sale by e, B. COOK, Auct, mol
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~ EOIICE--The Annual Meeting of tie
~ Stockholders CT the Tuckahoe and James
River Railroad Comp will take place Oh WE'D
NESDAT, the Goth instant, g. IL clock M st the
Office Of DUNLOP, NosCUkE Il Co.
no 20--,d o ~. EOYSTER, secy.
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~ P.CIAL NOTICE. have a son, named h. P.
y HAWKINS, member Of Company q, llth
Alabama regiment, who, whom last heard from. wal
al Middsburg, sick II he should be sent to Rich
mnnd Request the Surgeons of the different hos
pitfalls to send him to Camp Winder, as l have de.
posted money and clothing there for him, with
Mr.. u. F. Bell.
In % Sfk l. d HAWKINS
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BY Kent. Paine L Co., AuctloneePs,

BY Kent, Paine L Co., Auctieneers.
II ARGB SALE OF JBwELRY AND SILVER
WARE AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the
24th inst, at our Warehouse, commencing at 10
o'clock we sh all sell q large assortment of JEW
ELRY. pure SILVER and PLATED WARE, and
FANCY GOODS, being the entre stock of q large
Southern house closing business, consisting Of
choice Goods selected expressly for retail city
trade. The following articles will be included in
the eale:
Pure Silver Tea and Coffee Pots;
Sterling Silver Waiter, Goblets and Cups;
Silver Napkin Rings, Fish Knives.
Preserve Spoons, Salt Cellars;
Krives Spoons and Forks, in sets;
Pearl and Silver Card Cases and Porte Monnaies;
Plated Tea Sets, Gobleis, Castors and Forks;
Rich Jews!ry-consisting of Gold Stone, Mosaic
Cameo and Lava sets,
Rar6rops, Breastpins, Finger Rings;
Gold Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Work Boxes;
Plain and Fancy Bracelets, Cuff Pins;
Solid Silver and Plated Spectacles;
Gents Mourning, Ruby, Agate, and Gold Pins;
Neck Ornaments. Watch Keys, Lockets;
Thermometers, sugar Tongs, Cream Ladies';
Nutmeg Graters, Corkscrews, Wallets, &c.
ALSO
fine Regulators in perfect order;
5 Silver. Plated Show-C and
large fire.proof Iron Safe, made expressly for
the Jewelry trade; and also suitable for
banking or mercantile house,
20 bales heavy Southern Oznsburgs.
TkRMS-Cash, on delivery.
no 10 KENT, PAINE a. CO., Aucta
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BY ID. r. Bo0th, A0ct'R,
mo. S, st. Charles Hotel. y oil strest.l
WILL B1 SOLD AT AUCTION ONaFRI
w DAY morning. Nov. 2ls!, ct 10 o'clock, u
store, a lot Of Furniture, consisting Of Feather
Beds, Mattresses, Bedsteads. Chairs. Sofa, lot Of
Shuck Pillows, Washstand, one Coffee Urn Ocean
ters, E9s-Nogg Bowl, Demijohns, and anything that
may offer In time for SALE
d. F. BOOTH. Auct.
Also, ono BUGGY. but little used. no s0-at&
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i Secretary Of War, Col. L. w. ALLHH, Of
Caroline county. Va, u raising q company Of
PARTISAN RANCHES, and wishes 70 enlist . few
more good men to complete his complement. Per.
sons wishing to join this branch Of the service will
have an opportunity for . few days Of doing 70. By
applying at the store of Mr.. w g DANDRIDaE,
on Broad street three doors above 9th; to Rev. L.
J. HALEY. Louisa Court House. OF to Col ALLIN,
AppleWond, Caroline CO. no l7-2W<
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APPROXIMATIONS WANTED-Of WIN. ARM
/ STRONG, t,oIfok county, Va, who was In
Richmond some four weeks since, and Is now sup
posed to be in the vicinity OF Staunton or Win
chester Please address his father, JAS f. ARM
STRONG company L. 4lst Va Reg't, Culpeper @.
Fl o. WIN. W. CARRAwAY, Jr., Richmond.
no 20-3.<
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PERSONAL.
no 1876

THO TIE PUBLIC.-some short time ago WAS
stnt to convey u sick comrade home, and to
return immediately. On get1eg at my friends
house was taken sick, and cohid not come back,
as ordered, 1 sent several surgeons certificates Of
disability 10 my Captain, none Of which he re-
ceiyed The consequence was, / was advertised
and charged with desertion, which charge wish
to correct and deny. Ny Captain il satisfied with
the above statement; and only through the irresu-
lsri:y OF the mai!s ] came to be advertised as
guilty of the wors. crime soldier can commit
again At his country. COLIN GARRETT,
Private Presidents Guard.
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A VALUABLE FARM Of zoo acres OF LAND,
n on the South side of James river, in Chester
Held county, together with the e1iire Crops Stock
Farming Implements &C., FOB SALE AT AUO.
TION.-At the request of Thos Steers, Esq. we
will sell, upon the premises on TUESDAY, Nov.
25th, commencing at II o'clock A. M the valuable
Farm located on the South side of James river, In
tie county of Chesterfield, i've miles above Rich
mord, lately owned by Mr.. Thomas hewlett, and
now ID the occupancy OF Mr. Steers. 1t contains
466 acres OF land; $50 acres Of which il in James
river low grounds. 50 acres Of cleared high land,
and the remainder il heavily wooded with OAK,
pine, and ash, of original growth There are 500
cords Of wood cut and stacked, and II ia said that
10000 cords more can be easily cut from the wood
land This farm il proverbia for Its healthfulness,
and is located In a very pleasant neighborhood.
There Is also upon the farm available Stone Quar-
~, which has been successfully worked.
After the sale of the land. viii be sold the entire
Crop, Stock, Farming Implements, &c Among the
stock are several held Of young Mules, and numer-
Gus other articles.
TERAs-Fcr the real estate, one third cash, Tor
the whole, II preferred0 the remainder ct Q and IL
months for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured by trust deed. For the personal pro-
perty, all sums of 500, and UNDER cash; over that
amount four months credit for approved negotia-
Bile notes, with interest added
no Is JAS NJ TAYLOR SON, Arcta
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The shove statement is correct.
no S0-lt+ W. 5. REED, Capt.
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WANTS.

NIANTED-AN OVERSIGHT take charge
w Of plantation nesr Weldon, N. C. He
musi p. oduce unquestionable recommendations for
strict honesty and sobrety, using neither opium In
any way, nor spirituous liquors habitually; he
must ba thoroughly experienced as q wheat farmer;
he must have u very small family, and be compe-
tent to take good care Of estate Of over 100
groes. He will be supplied with good lodgings,
here, such support as Il usual q plan axiom,
snd fair salary. Address II K. BURGWYH,
no S0-2aw2w* Aarysburg, N. G.
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BY Sumner & BuErooo, Auet'Ts,
Iron. Front Building, Governor Street.

ANv aUi. $780, Dsaro UayH.
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VETANTED-GOLD.-P having old sets
wv of Teeth en- Gold Plate, will be paid tho
highest price for tne old Gold by applying to
GEO b. STEEL, Dentist,
Main st., between 7th and 9Th, doors above
oc 29-lm* Spotsw0Od Hotel
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lust RECElvED-
81 $50 Dbl. superior New Family Flour. warrant.
ed TO give Satisfaction;
100 bb.s Now Extra ard superfne Flour;
2u0 bushels Neal
200 do Dried Apples snd Peaches;
40 Go Irish ard sweet Potatoes;
superior chest Gunpowder Tea;
eco bushels Write Beans aud Peas
J. b. ROBERTSON
no 20-10t Corner Governor and franklin s,s
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nYDIN0, DYRIN0.-Havine rocs we'd stock
Of Dye etniEs. Of good quality. am prepared
Nsmens 0aEmsnis, end Piees 0oods
will also OL1ANex Garments im the best man.
neE, and ct snort n0tioa O. 81. DINNI1,
Franklin e. opposite Astxopolllan Hall
-NsB
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NJ OTICE.-Hsvirg disposed Of my stock o
10 SAMUEL 8 BURCH, who will continue the
MERCHANT TAILORING business at the old
stand ia Main street, up stairs, would cheerfully
recommend him to my patrons and solicit con-
tinuance of their trade WIN. IRA SMITH.
Richmond, Oct 80 1862.
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rU6i kkCRlvkD-Best article Sweet on.
81 Colsmsns genuine EDslisb Mustard. Cayenne
Pepper, Composition. Strengthening Plaster, Yer
mlfnes, Spices Lows genuine old Brown windsor
snA other EsapA L. WAGNER.
n. B.-I want TO buy I'll empty Ysastpowdsr or
Mustard BIKES. no 20-3ts
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URAIQ'S BID VA. REGIMENT,
In tie Geld near Fairfax. ;
November 18th, 1869 }


hEAEQGAkTERa co X 18TH Va. RECT,
IULFFPER G. H, Nov. Is, 1852. )
T HEREBY NOTIFY Air ABSENTEES nom
i tLis company. ,hst unless they report forthwith,
e1.her In person or forward 70 mo certificate of
dis. bli.y from regular army surgeon, they will.
without farther notice, be published az deserteIs
aud treated as such. j. SMITH,
Ii CcEng Co. L, 18th Reg. u. Vols.
Gn-9t&
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E<ANLY fLOUR.-lOO hosross choaes new
10 HLOUR, just received, anA Tor sals b.
MCKAY 4 PlLKluTON,
no lo-StA Gary. near 14th street,.
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ESOR RHNT-Thres large. comfortable Rooms,
furuished or unfusnished. On Main street b.
tween I'd and Sd Terms moderate. Address up.
H." Dispatch o6aee, with name and reference.
no l6-tA
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fNOi Eilss-'fa p ivatz family. from this IiIie,
Il srlcz, eScel 81: 1Ut. Z ska; - ASaEkNOGAN.
has eEiit, bat b. managed, a. :iite 70 eacam
bsy her Z. G. BEUCE,
no 60 81 transportation Office. Bank st
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE

GTCR & r E-seversi WUAEE, GELS, and
it BoYS, JUS. from tie country. by the month.
among sheIl pau Cocks, Wss.ers, ard Iron.
Ii. & IL -rt,rs
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WY ANTED.-Two single gentlemen would like
w to get BOARD III a private family, in ten OK
fifteen minutes wsik of the Capitol. Address
Capt. s ;" at this Office, FOR two days.
no o.l-ltk
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ENCk HiKe--& WOMAN, With thee children -
& Tie woman IS ; god pisa cook. For good
Ecme iitsFsl arrangements 1ili be made. apply
to ALLLTT &. DELWRY,
no.u-3 No - Pearl street.
INuR L. "a bOY, il LIS i7ih year, raised by
II T1yss.f a.Ild rect n-nsn.ied Z capable dining
ron, servant. Would Prefer nisciis; h.In with
private family. tnoST-3tl J.ApAMS SMITH.
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KgAA ESTATE gOS skaE.

These. alas age types OF all
To which our hearts are clinginS.
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II OST-UMBRKLLA.-Lost, about ten days
1 4 since, a bingham UMBRELLA, with my
name painted in it. suitable reward will be paid
if left at my mothers second house from corner Of
Foushes, OF Craze street.
no 2O-ltk GEO. NJ DREWRY.
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M AN rED-A purchaser, this day, for light
w HACK or FAMILY CARRIAGE. Apply to
JOHN DOES,
At his Shop, Oh lst and Marshall streets.
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ARRESTS AT TRENTON.

The following telegraphic dispatch is pub
Hshed in the a. Y. Express Of yesterday after
noon:
TRENTON, n. J., Nov 4-Iieutenant Col.
4 ]. Colhurn and J. c. Duane, Of the Engi
neer corps, both belonging to the staff Of Gen.
Mcclellan, were semitic Washington this morn
inc under arrest. 1t was said that the orders
were received by an officer Of the L. S. army
in this city, and shat the persons named re-
paired al once to Washington 70 place them
:elver at the disposal OF the auth| rites, A
report prevails here that other members Of
Gen. McC]e]lan's staff are to be put under ar
rest The charges against them are unknown.
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DIED.

In Washington yesterday morning, after
short but painful illness, Mrs. ANNIE De-
VAUGHAN, aged 80 years
On the 10Th of October, at St. Pierre, Marti-
nique the Rev. An DREW 6. CAROTHERS,
Of Washington, 7. S consul at Martinique.
In Washington, on the 18th inst Of typhoid
pneumonia, Miss EMMA T. COLLINS in the
10th year Of her age, daughter Of James Il. Co..
lins.
In this city, on Friday, the 18th instant, after
painful and protracted illness, CHARLES
CHURCH, in the 3Oth year Of his age. His
funeral will take place from the residence OF dis
mother, corner Of Columbus and Queen Streets,
at half past two O. clock tomorrow evening. The
friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
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Lalast = sws.

Correspondence OF ,he Philadelphia Inqu!rer
Lieutenant. Rogers was captured this morn
ing near Leesburg, b. Colonel Price Cavalry
Rogers is on the staff Of General 4. P Hill,
and was on visit TO his old home near the
mountains. He had just com: from Winches-
ter, and says that before twenty four hours We
vll hear from Jackson and Hill where We don't
expect them.
4 gentleman WHO returned from Waterford,
six miles above Leesburg, day before yesterday,
states .h:t although quite q number OF the re-
fugees from that vicinity have returned thithcr
since theoccupation Of Loudoun again, there is
considerable ,ianger YET from the incursions Of
Confederate sconticg parties.
General Fremont, ssaid, will be assigned to
the command Of the defnces Of the Capita. -
General Wadsworuh and Heintzelman will both
take the field IN & very short time.
A building for hospital purposes is about
being erected at the Conva(escent Camp, near
Alexandria, in which & new system Of yentila
ion will be adopted
General Cameron is expected next week,
and will be the guest Of Secretary Chase.
IWenty-seven hundred sick and wounded re-
main in Frederick. All the Confederates in
'he Old Capitol will be sent down to Aiken's
Landing, tomorrow, lor exchange.
Commissioner Dole has Just received intor-
matlon that another attack upon the whites
had been made in the vicinity Of Fort Berthold,
or Bertholt, On the Upper Mississippi, in
which a number Of the latter were killed.
Aerlous charges have been preferred against
Inc contractors for printing the Treasury Notes
Snd small currency They receive the highest
prices iur paper and are using very inferior
article. The engraving is said to be even
worse
'ohn +. Hunton, and Charles H. Hunton,
" p'mce William county: Va, recently arres-
,eo' are ali al the Central Guard House, III
Washington.
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mARRIED.

In Georgetown, D. G., on the lth inst. WIN.
S. MATTHEW'S TO Miss MARY A. SMOOT,
all OF Washington.
On the 18th Of October, Mr.. ASA P. SNY-
DER, of Phil" delphia, to Miss GEORGIAN
Ma DE QUEITTS, of Washington.
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The n. Y. letter Of the Philadelphia In4uir

The n. 7. letter Of the Philadel phia Inquir-
er says: ''Ihe whole community were taken
aback this afternoon, by the Trenton telegram,
announcing the arrest of some Of General Nc
Clelan staff On al sides the question was
asked, 'W hat does it mean?' But nobody
Of course was competent to give 8; satisfactory
answer. There was no lack Of conjecture, how.
ever. Mcclellan friends were sure that the
offence Of the parties arrested could only have
been too free expression Of opinion in regard
to the removal Of the Conlmander-in n-chief 4
large number Of citizens, friend ofGeneral Nc.
Clellan, started for Trenton, TO see what the
matter was, as soon as they heard the news
Gentlemen from Trelto later in the day, say
the only charge against the officers in question
is an assault upon Tribune correspondent &C
\ arrentOn.
The Lafayette Indiana) Courier says that 8
little girl near that city swallowed brass thin
bic, in the early part Of last month, aud is now
gradually sinking under the effects Of tha
poisinous metal and has been given up 10
die.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

FROM NORTH CAROLINA
New YORK, Nov 15-The Herald Of this
morning has letter from Newbern, dated the
9th inst, stating that Cen Forbes army was
at Williamston on the Sth, under orders to
march to Plymouth on the 9th, and from
thence embark in transports for NeWbern
Reconnaissance were made within FIVE miles
Of Tarboro. The Confederates were found to
have massed there large force.
Reconnaissance have been made BY the gun
boat North State within one nile Of Green
castle, on Tar river
The Confederate salt works near Whining
ton have been entirely destroyed by the gun
boat Ellis, without loss on the Federal side.
LOcAL.-Considerabe wood for fuel from
the country. has come into town, III wagons,
during this week, as the roads are now excel
lent: the prices, however, both for oak and pine
are high; oak is from SIS TO Sc per cord.-Ihe
fine weather attracts crowds to the principal
thoroughfares in town, and King street pre-
sents quite lively appearance fron the num-
Der Of pedestrians. ns.-There was q tolerable sup
ply Of country produce, and fresh meat, in
market this morning; prices about the same as
last reported; poultry is dear: turk Keys, 81 25
0l SO piece ducks and chickens IS cents to
81 per pair; the market was we'll attended,
Some petty pilfering, by boys, from the store
doors on King street, has been detected.-A
sale Of condemned =. S. property, consisting
Of mules, horses spades, axes, hatchets, black
smiths and carpenters TOOLS &C., will be made
at the Quartermaster' Department in this
place, on Wednesday, the 10th inst.
FIRE About half past one O'Clock this af-
ternoon, smoke was seen issuing from the dor
mer windows of the frame house, No. ll9
King street, and it was soon discovered that
the third story was on fire. The house was
unoccupied at the time, and it is thought that
the fire was the work Of an incendiary. For
tunately the flames were extinguished before
much damage was done.
Mathew O. Brien, Of Fairfax County, we un-
derstand, was arrested yesterday, and sent to
Washington.
Mr.. Clement Carter, an aged and respecta-
bic citizen of Baltimore, died in that city, yes
terday.
A few days since, Federal scouting party,
engaged on the Mississippi side of the Missis-
sippi river, opposite Helena captured prison
er who proved to be Jerome Pillow, brother Of
General Pillow, to whom the Generals letter.
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4 LEXANDRIA, NOVEMBER 10TH, 1852
II For value received, have this day sold to
JOHN H. BARTH my interest in the firm Of
BARTH, Power & Co., and the said firm is here
by dissolved, to date from 18th Of Septe lber,
1862 JAMES J. POWER.
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uAV1NG purchased the interest Of my late
IL partners (rnder the name and firm Of
BARTH, Pow ERs & Co.. I shall continue the
same at No. 107 King street, under the firm Of
JNo H. BARrH & Co., dinvte the attention
of suffers and dealers to- the stock teing recev-
ed, and now on store. JNO H. BARTH.
ALEXANDRIA Nov. Is, 1862 nov IS st
The New York herald., 1862-04-02
NEWS FROM sTRAsBuRc, VA.

SrRAsBuRG, March 81, 1852.
About 900 rebel soldiers made their appearance two
miles beyond pickets to-day Our nearest regiments
drew up in limo OF battle awaiting their attack but de-
clining TO 60 beyond our lines
The rebels male no attack upon US yesterday, but
threw several shells into the camp Of the
Twenty second regiment The rebels subsequently
driven away BY the appearance Of our advance
Capt. Savage and companion, Of the Twenty second
Massachusetts,, passed beyond lines by accident
yesterday, aud upon picket Of rebels, who fred
upon them Capt. Savage was thrown from his horse,
and took to the woods. He and his companion finally
found their why back to camp during the night.