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~ Eorth ys-siboro' must be the -nsrs4st
tpwn an Ae State. II cuue1buted only loaf Of
when Ne agent sent for n he found eognebody
had cut into it and eaten half oft. We ADVISE
North Vsscslboro' TO tumble into the gun
Lesossioa ks.) Jossrsdl. -.i-
KoeSuTH-A Scottish newspaper .ays that
''poor KosssSh, the Hungarian patriot is in
ths nnal stnge of ccneumption, and that prob
ably before many ve<ks poss away a noble
OF her noblaet and mos CffsDu men,"
- The Solicitor OF the Treasury has given
an opinion upon the liability Of manufacturers
70 taxation upon goods removed from the place
OF na.nufsc'9re prisr 20 Sept. i, lss2 THIS
b pnt1i-Eed IN q few days.
nS The Empress Esgenis's Aewpaper ppb-
bsEod in Paris and called La Franos. MAS
reached n circuianon Of I7,ooo coplsr. The
hLsnela recon rces consiss OF - ehsres- yai aed
AT eaOc0 each Tbs advertising profit has b~en
sold in adysnceror 5000 per annura.
fS- Frsnch papers announce the death, at
the sgs OF ~, OF ile Merquiee de La Place,
widow Of oe illuetrbous author Of the Me-
eI~cs< CsSes, formerly lady od honor 70 the
Princess Eisa- Grand Duchess of Tuscany,
si~ter OF tie Emperor Napoleon.
~ The largest gun in the world is said 10 be
an old plece at tSnstantinpple. which has n
bore or 22 inches in diameter. The ere1test dis
tlnce 40 " hich a prolectile has been thrown, 80
ter as known. il about on miles with one or
Nhltworhs guns.
When colonies, Aptains and the rank and file
Get lDlly drunk with many a Union sssrniie,s
Let us not blame them, nor D. faSlt dcrlors-
They merely nan feet - spree IA corIs.'ss9tl 80
~ Prominent Penn.ylvafiiaps say the rsbsLS
could not have done worse thing lhaq "a rsaass
The pride and dangsr OF old Pennsy yania. I've,
hundred thousand frseh men viii specially az n,
in that StaIe alone, IL needs be. -, ,oc.7v'-
81 The CollectoIs Of Customs n .tise several
ports are llls uc.ed 20 receive ia. asyment OF
dues al dei*niare esriiirs,iss issnsd by yths sss
lhe same hsing made receivable ior>-iSuss by
ue ACT ol karoh ), )S4g, .s ~ sa-sssss-' ~ -
IL Ere nsh journal, the Sovryser da HdELf,
;.n ncunces thst the Ieslian, tae~Ssas1ent hSs
. ttAined from that Of France AZ % tfferfsetSAA
70 have three ron -eased frfSdses constr oesrf IN
tie French do -yardsss hEi.' F2-a< - -.
s,~A new -,si,.narhs yelcrrart gtaiie. two
in che. disrn,t-r y, Of four c6ne eucupg wtress,-r
he- been laid ooSv m het~'~rn I'm Var ppd Hp1- :.
land.
~ I; A. not trrrc that any a&T'pt Of thi~ Cow
tri mint has auplI,i % any 'i,'rusn Sa.y !9r
enlisted s,u!acn 40 serve IN ~" AgNE.
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Later from Europe.

CAPE RACE, via st. Johns. N r., Sept IA
The steamer bohemian passed here this morn.
ing, from Liverpool, with dates TO the 5th inst
Italian affairs ere unchanged. 1t lis still un.
certain " bat disposition will be made of Cara
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Ffr~t MARYLAND Regiment.
AHEApoIls, Sept. H.-To General ]. 2. Ken.
ly: All TIE prisoners OF the Iet Maryland rezi-
Inent arrived here this morning
b. II. SCHL1Y, Major
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To HOTELS, eRSe.Rs. S9RIsE RsuEsrAuRAy,s pR1.
NATE FAMILIES, &e.
The Subscribers have just received . fresh ship
500 CASES ST. JULIEN AND HLORRAo
CLA REFS,
which they offer for sale 81 New York prices.
Also they have constantly on hand
4 LGrgs ond Wa Selected SOek 5
OLD NADERiAs, PORTS. sHERRIBs,
BOT kbHS, OsD RE, SCOTCH, and IRISH
CUAMPAGNKS Of all favorite brands,
NGLISH AND SCOTCH ALES,
EOSDOS AND DU BLIN PORTERS,
HAVANA CIGARS,
ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES.
Chiffon, CHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY
sARDINEs, kEMP'S THEORETICALLY SEALED
FRENCH. GERMAN and ENGLISH CORDIAILs,
CONGREsS, SETTER, KISSEEGEN and ENG
IISH SODA WATERS,
Choice UOLONG, SOUtH0NG, IMPERIAL HY-
SON. YOUNG HYSON TEAS,
With extensive assOr tment of
FANCY GROCERIES.
For saIe by .
BINISGER 4 CO.,
Established rT76.)
Branch-219 pa avenue, opposite
Willards' Hotel, Wsshing gton
~ Just received 8 small lot of Officers Liquor
CaesIS- auN
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COMhRRHIAI

Lirerpool, Sept. 5.-Sales of cotton for the
week, e3,0C0 bales, including $500 bales To
spectators and exporters The market opened
buoyant, nj an advance, but closed nominal,
with only an advance Of Cd. on the week, ow ing
TO expected heavy arrivals. Middling Orleans
29d stock in port s. 900 bibles Breadstuffs are
quiet but steady. Provisions are dull.
London, Sept. 5.-Consols SO Aat32 for money.
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EOR eALI.IOn account Of tAe abesnos OF ths
Il Svner, handsome full blooded Ken ~
tueky HORSE par rticularly suited 70 the use ~
OF AA of6oer. Apply at the northwest eornAR ~
Of 18th and II streets, No ..369. Sc 6-Saw2ws
TNO ARMY AND NAVY OIIICERs,
We invite yonr attention to our larss aasorta,ent
Of ARMY field OVENS, leash one fe cepabbe Of
AEe, TEEF AID DAMP HlAr1pe Arp
CO0K1EG STOW r, BLOD&Rf & co = PAfHF
PORTABLE GALVANIZED IRON BAKE OWNS
-thsysIs great eoo.omizsrs Of fuel and for bahiAs
and roasting neat, PIES bread are unequAllsd.
B1BB CO.,
Baltimore StOve HouHe,
SO Light s4sest,
se3-2w' Sole Agents for Bal6noss.
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A ffDRTIOE, eUfLBRS AHD O4HHn6
oIDlR-CIpIR-CIDRR.
Sy0S Barrels OF Wilson x Lawrence ssasb-xtel
NEWARK CIDER for sAle in quantities 20 suit
puBchaseFs,- and at our usual Esv York prioos
Address WILSON d bAWRENCK,
sIIm* Second near FS5kv kvsn~s
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GAS FITTING. Sc

wH. z. DOVE & 90. !, -.
<HRK Now prepared 70 execute ,aAy orders With
which they may be fsvofsf in The
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM fITrtNG BUsI-
ERSS. -~|v-~-N > 80
~ Store on Ninth street, feu doors north of
PeanFyiVanIa avenue yheFe may be found com
plsse -sOStIus Mt of CHAEDELIERS and ether e. :
SHEAA sDd WATER FIXTCRRS Jan n Jy
M" GAS FIXTURES
w Have in Store, and are daily receiving Gas
ftAfC RES Of entirely kew Patterns aud Designs
and Flues superior al tyle to anything hereto
offe red in this market
VS. invite citizens generally TO call and examine
our stock Of GAS and WATNR FIXf RES feelip
eonhtsnt that We have the bsst selected stock in
aaAing1on. s... r.-f -
- AL Work IN the above line intrusted TO our
ca<e will DC prong tly attended to.
mar 5f MYERS & EeGHAN, $40 street
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FUTURE DAYS.


By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
we shall sell at the resdenee Of the Rev Rev Sr. Ken,
pard No 374 Fourth street, near h, an excellent
walnut Spring seat Sofa, Parlor, and Rocking
Walnut whatnot, breakfast and Writing Tables,
h haahie; top, Drss. and other Buresn.,. -.
Lounge, Cane seat Chairs, Hat Tree. >
Grill hClGek kfhfrIigsrst0r sra B5sa-t@ads,
Mattrass and Beding,
Brussels and other Carpets.
Cooking Stove, with q good lot of Kitchen Rsqui-
And man * other articles which we deem unneoes-
sary TO enuuserate.
sc I6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc.s
BY J. G. MCGUIRE Il co, Auchoneers
HopSEH0LP RTRNITEREI ANP HFERGrs a Ar
ING September 18th, at 10 O'Clock at the reside noe
Of the late Joseph Bouianger, on Il street. between
9Th AID 18th streets shall sell his Furniture and
Mahogany Hair, cloth and Plush covered Chairs,
Mahogany Gard and Round Tables,
ia panask mas and Lace Curtains, Oornice and Fixtures
i Bton1s ans and Gst GhssSdesbras
Plated Castors Chatting Dishes Forks and Spoons,
srst Feneh bnsr ses
Panted and formerly the properly Of Andrew
Extension Dining Tables, -e..
var Vsiy.t plnng K1. sasrs; ; siHs Tables
Mahogany and Iron Bedsteads,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Blankets,
Feather Beds, Bolster< and Pillows
Toilet Sets. Bureaus Washstands,
Toilet Stands, Mirrors, Shades,
Bar Fixtures, Decanters Signs, Glassware,
Liquors Wines Cigars
Large lot Of superior Copper Mouds, stsv Pans
and Boilers.
Cooking and other Stoves, Refrigerator
Together with the usual assortment Of Kitchen
Valuable Lot of French and English Books
Terms Sums of $40 and under cash; over that
amount q credit OF 90 days for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes bearing interest.
sells J. G. MCGUIRE < co. Auets
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By ". J.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers
VTsRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
Il sERTY.-By virtue OF . deed of trust duly exe-
cuted land recorded in the land records of Wash
ingten county, in Liber j. A. s., No. e03 folio g.
We shall sell at Public Auction, on the premises
on SATURDAY, the 27th day of Se pte nbsr, A. D..
1862, at five O'Clock D. m Lot nun bered ten 10 in
square numbered eight hundred and seventy four
tS4.)
Terms: One-third cash the balance In tive
equal payments, at Hx and twelve months, with
interest. A deed given and deed Of trust tax en-,
to secure the deferred payments. Oonveyaneing at
ALFRED soHucKIHG,
- A. RBERLY, Trustees
an % .E ". L. WALL Il CO., Aasts.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber. Y. J. Heiberger, senior
partner Of the late firm, takes pleasure in inform
Ing hls friends and the pubhc generally that he
Hu Continue the business in all its branches under
the former nalne and title, and will endeavor TO
merit the continued favOrs Of their former patrons
z. J. HEIBERGER & co,
Successors to III F. Loudon & CO..
sep1 Citizens Military and Naval TalLr
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BY W. L. WALL co, Auctioneers.
'TNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
Il ERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust, duly exc
cuted. and recorded in the land records of Wash
ing county, in Liber A. S. No. lS6, folio pa, we
shall sell at Public Auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. the Goth day of September. A. D., 1867, at
five clock p. IN the following property, viz Lots
numbered seven q and nine o. in hmann' q cub
division, of part Of square numbered ri hundred
aud sixteen t6l6 together with the improvements
thereon, of q email Brick House &e.
Terms One third cash the balance in two equal
payments. At ak and twelve months. with interest
A deed given and n deed of trast taken, to cure
the deferred payments. Conveysncing at the cost
Of the purchaser.
.- ALFRED SCHUCKIEG
D.. A. EBERLY, Trustees Ell.
au2S W. l.. WALL Il Co. Aucts.
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PREMIUM "a ....
TRUNK MANUPACTORY,
499 SEVENTH ST., WAsHIEeToH, DC.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute OF Bal
tnore, November 7. 1850.
Also, Medal By metropolitan Mechanics Institute
Washington, ID. C., 1857.
EzTYy0 am constantly maxi z ind always IEyo
6V1N bsYe on hand. Of the best ma sssfxN
As1 terial, every description of Afn
Fine SOLE LEATHER
IRON FRAME.
LADIES' DRESS.
WOOD BOX. AMI
PELLIssIER, CARPET and
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS
SCHOOL SkTCHEIS Se
AT LOW PRICES. 80 :
Members OF Congress and Travellers viii please
examine my stock before purchasing elsawher
Trunks that are made il other cities
Superior LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS made
to order.
TRUNKS COVERED and REPAIRED at short
notice
G0oas delivered free Of charge TO any part OF the
city, Georgetown and Alexandria.
If JAMES 8 TOPUAN
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NrGTICE-THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
i Y carrel on by the name of =. j HEIBERGER
& co. Was Dissolved by mutual consent on the 3lth
ct August last. All those indebted te the firm are
Etiy requested tO settle without delay ut the
old place Of business. F. J. HEIBERGER
] H KING
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A RRCEI
"A P0R PRESERVING PROPERTY.
The Most Efsetuai IN tAe Weyki
Information may be obtained at
n. I. PARKERT
. PAINTING ESTABLISHMERT,
NO. % Louisiana ay eftyeen 9th and 7th stree BE-,
Where every variety of
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
Is executed with neatness and dispatch.
To prevent mistakes, he will state thAt his " art
preser' alive refers exclusively to the various
departments OF his trade, to which he chsllen nges
sompt nten, either in quality OF work or reasona
blere-s Of price. " H3m
DR0POSALS wiz be received at the Mayors oaioe
Il up 10 IL o'clock on the 18th instant for GRAD
ING AND GkApELLING Half street west from
street south to the Eastern branch. The gravel
to be Of good quality, nine inches in the csntre
tarering down To four inches st the GU tier line
The gravel be we'll raked of all stone of Improper
size and then we'll rolled wit heavy roller
Proposals will state the pi zee pr cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for grayelling. +,
JAS. III. BIRCH,
... Comm issioner Eastern District.
p. s. Parties obtaining this contract can dispose
o. the clay excavated to brick makers in the neigh
borhund e~' ne I2 &.
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TFIIx3RAPHlC HEWS
TElIN3RAPH1C HEWS
G----9.-->--
1HE RATTLE IN THE SOUTHWIST
ADDITIONAL PARTToULARS
Dssuerats Fighting on Bo'A eids1
oALLANTEY OF OUR TROOPS.
or IA CTERIv!D
RETREAT or THE ENEMyl.
A Federal oen% al and many Q.Hoera
and Men, taken Prisoners.
DEATH OF GEN'L ALBERT SIDNEY
HNSTON.
or BATTERIv!i
RETREAT or The KNEMyl.

Ece,Is, AMI Especial DISPATCHES 10 Il q
Isr~ftss- aad n ysssev. dated Corintt. yes'er.
dsy sfsernooa. say that the attic con sinu n. q
f,sree and rur,0ss. the enemy stn sbornly re-
stating their fas :. while the kcutkerusrs con.
unns 90 press u, ,on them vi resistless de
terri. in asior, slo, sly butsarely forcing them
bach.
uarlss is hess y; bu, our men ire in good
sp.riu, md are TIA roughly warmed up 10 tho
york IN hand.
Al, esht WILL. bat the Alabama, AtssissiP-
p. and Leaisi,na troops disp,.y spleno "a
gallantry. Tas sist Alabama oov'r~s 'nt a.
selves with Cory. 7 ais REGIMENT capts red
Two batteries The Is ; Louisiana reg" "n'
Of regaitys took a BAT cry. oan nos' "oo
} : hns,n, one of the DoA 7'soa p''s'n"s' "Ao
.seap.d, Is woandsd.
r,.sn.nva,slu full retreat And
.,..,,,..,.-.t., ,u 10. pua 'ait. WiN nom
IN. ensmv's camp, and oe Aede!aI ra)psr.-
L.yr. Dnms,rs Of FEDERAL prisoners have
.:resdy brep tskeR. and W expSt - cap
.,,e m. craze, gar. Of the psde Anl Army.
We are driving them hack on ih&rirer. and
all kill Ut capture she sati.e army.
The battle 10 still rAs IDS with terrible fury.
49, o.
number Cf MeefS.
Gen. Albert sidney JNhas:on fell At half.
M 1.-TWO. U..e OF bis legs WIS torn or by q
shell. and . Minnie hs1l struck him in
,hs \ cdy. He eied whtls calamity end
steadily lea dirt our vicsc 'ious troops.
asn. B>,aursksvd row co mmards the army.
H.say IL, : this Is a sscorh MANASSAS night.
Cen. Buel.' VS. not In tune TO t.ks part
n III action. Gen. Grant ~ es IN comm And
Of al Federal !. rees.
M.Mps;s, april IA diJpstch from Co.
rim h, dated yss,Arday, says: The kYsat bat
tie common cad At day ligh. TIL, IA " ming -
TIE Yankees were driven back two miles.
Oar vic.orioa. coin Uus are stili advA neng.
The 1st Lor,sians r,giinen: has taA'n enc
Federal battery, and several others have
scer captured.
OIL williams. Of Memphis, whS killAd.
Ger eral Prentiss, who was esp tursd, says
they had s. o0s msn On thu Gsld aAt sig3h tee
batteries, nearly all OF which bAvs bsen cap
tcred.
Gen Buell. had q rortion OF his fu(rcs At
Duck River.
We have the enemy's csmp, anu ain their
ANN uni,ion, stores, &c.
Tee battle wes . very severe ope-ld on
both d., very heavy.
The nshting is still going on. Gen. Polk
10 il the advance.
Generals prentiss, G rant, Sherman, Nc
OIernand, Wallace End sm'th, conyAand the
FsrsraIs. Gen. smith was sick.
Two thousand prisoners have been TAXA a
and seat TO oar rear.
tie reported here that our msa are light
II . suail ta-dty
Gee Clark ard Col Bro wn. OF &'s!., sn0
Col Richards, Il co., were wounded.
The P.derals have beer driven tC tie river.
and 81 st.~mrtit Z 70 crt 8 ON transports
napy pri.or ars are s'fl bs!r brought In
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~ =. y. x,OoK, lseetssSv.

WI nAHo0 sNY. fURs'TUgn, 2 RxNl,h
PLATE u kR0ks, vEi.tkrs Tk sSTl =.
4 Nd bRusStL 3 UAhpATa. At AUu.
VII! sell. =. ~ store. = large And spisnaid
ess,r;Wsus Of fsrnitars. consistirg Of
Bsani1sal acsswood AAyA!e.fop Dafsaas;
sp,.s1,a so sssassy and ,ssAox.,y ward.
ronss. el4soratsly s.svsd;
Very Aasdspms krsswood and Mahogany
Eseenia ADD Jenny LiuA k~dstssds.
e:rved ia tas mot extrsvasant.i style;
Aandsome Marble Top IaAogany and Rose.
woass vast a.anos;
Hlsesnt Mahogany ant Rosewood Ssfss, ID.
vans, = ~ In airs ? 4rlar Chairs, spisn.
. gay c'.ved and v..y eeet.y;
eplsna.d Rose wood rtexr-. with Al, Is ap.
Iarennafss -. I'm srsciAg eeautifai Shells.
Vsses, aEd Ofnanens- " very variety
Very haLdsnme Six, B?ocatrile, and Lace
fFg-n. Velvet, Tapestry. mi Bruss:s Car.
pts.
sp.endid Mahcxasy mar Il, TOP sid,boarA;
Ve-y Irstty .ck Walnut kxess;0n Txnle !;
Stos;nntiAsO * and aApJe Dane ssat tina lrs;
Esther vi large sssortmsn Of EI ocs =
cry and Gls.awars. consisting o, complete
Dipner ava rca SETS. together With almost
every article per .a,nirg 70 dining room.
TIE fttsp ton Of the ra bic IL ar:.ctl ,rly
r'questsd - the above safe, as the furnitare
can b. confidently recon- n endsd - oeiuR the
he's. assortment oRersd a. aection TOR long
uTe
The whole Will be arranged At my store On
F.id-y, l;ih inst for Examination.
EpS r K. 'tOK, Auot.
ARGt D: Ls e ,...O .n.isG. DRY
0OUnt 40 AT A U = 7 u ~ Tia
NEDNEs DAY. inst., ut 10 O'CLOCK, will
sell. 1T ny s;c,s, n large invoice, consist
ing Of
I'D dozsn Canton TlarRel Shirts AID
liraTes,
~ dc.sn Merino Shirta
2cvj dhSas $500 Cct.On, assorted,
l.0 para PANS assorted,
lJv SiCt. bus ness u as.
A'iO.
Il lot Of seasonxbis Cl5ttinS; tcgs Aec with
large assort@ ent of Dry 9oocs, fiobons,
Fancy Goods. &C, sat" d to the ci.y 1rsds.
Will bs .ddsd: l 100 AIRS VI Asxvy Army
BroEzns.
aps +. Il. COOK, Ancs.
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|egro Stealing.

Lac h.Is,oiCIe * sted ~ re-
prcee,si lie Of ths oIhc1fs
30 comps. Fad Isl array,
pGrAstaLh Uaich we puhitse
taic-Ia.ed &c 81 apej that a9u o"
ionis cne.ly nsts tnuf aine's
II T opsrty uf CT: us CT tn b3r-
- BEEN sent TO rhiladeiI hla
G0vsrnnsa. oA ,-r. The h..
le1s for ,his VII oiesale melt Is,
sssioalsts, regarding them at
use OF their misfortnnss, beat
rsstened them with death -
Ii is doubtless mr. de 70 recon
eryativss OF the North 10 this
a OF negro. stealing. Tas ns.
b creatures, will soon II - shat
by changed masters, and hat
7 By nc msa as af,voiaol one.
sco rtrebaads who arrived here
brriIg, from tie nesga norhood
fferry. are nil nnv oytably
coiOrea families in t4ts city
s tioas have been made Ut tks
i-ssbn ,ut aA,oo rs sfoI sarvsnts
.h.ir numbsr, beth Tor :osa ana
! they will doubtless soon be die
tsse people are alIn oss invaris-
b dark m uIatio. none Of ligh t
seen ancny them After the
anehaStsr. our troops continued
eud LET; the slaves Ell posed to the
1t OF the ssecsssioais:s, who, re
m a. the indirect cause of their
j, feit many of thsm, seiasd up.
and threatened them
reoas that have reach ed here
asn,ly not fSgitivss, bnt have
ly Government c6oial8, unoer
! Govern msEt On ar, and those
will probaslyisr,its inthe sane
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n OPisIoA.-Ws copy the following
at Yankee newspaper,

u OrisIoH.-Ws copy the foilsvirg
Ate Yankee newspaper,
n Jss,s0ls In Eas land 1T IL trstrue-
sao he Oom nsnts OF those English
which are written in the tateres OF
Bic On the recent Union viesoriss ia
The London HvSid says:
Donsso and Eors Haaiy are, II ap-
here ear h works, which were ,hr va
sanms'," and soes Oh TO dem III stfs.e
eersl Grant N ade = Z eat mista.a Ia
3 these places b'csu.~ he mus. b,
t'med BY Poke army from 0ulan
sa'u'doy Rails, which some th'
.nat 500 Sos.h 9 Md 20 be b ousb
me ulion = eanss /: VAS uGani
loS, hti1k hsaraof Uaion demon
u 10 tie Goa b q est, saws;
Ism"a OF enthus insm shown fr III,
Q o. lucky md rsnnes zee are nsi .hel
Icy NOR iinpertant lits highly pro
&C was Ia many Of the Sta tee a
sehhe tgainst disruption, and IL Il
'sin thar 10 every dispate nsMsro1l
are fsady TO desert 70 the saYOn gel
Us I'm ma,erisl ~h e her the South o. I
"0A was unsnimoss
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sy Of Hon 4. Il. Boss
ID the BAH more sas, OF
d ecrlAins ~ t>ter T., n
endin the cky Of WEsn
Is not we'll calculated
tion CT he Ge.ne,al, as
ti,u.e Il he = crit OF
,sii many s,asAasn''
T. ]. d en~orthy CT = m N
M. In che conclHs.t of
uari.ed iribate 20 the
a.Atoi, with whom \ G
0 oos,ioately srgaged.-'
brings have b. en- terrible,
nowhere else endured
praent Of ibis war; sEs
sAlantry and high safe
= NO iims daring he bat
bsy give way TO panic +"
leading OF ihis letter, the
nth We have been able to
B meGtiun 10 made OF the
"a stca side. AID thsre is
20 conceal the n ortifca.
,sr fesls as the com nan d.
SF,dsrsl forces. Referring
the General s.ys:
ni,s GA Sa;urdsy evsoing
3.as msnt Of . she'll. whioh
bve The elbow, injured my
aged m otherwise 70 eaca
have laia prosLrate ever
fthe eng'gsment at Ksrns-
annot exceed one hundred
hundred and thirty-three
A,r statement In the same
lays:
70 ii Winchester sta.eI tbat
u o.Fee.rAls ktlist xpd died
ta:A TIE late BATHS Is Cn5
en-. and ioar hand led ard
80, and twenty four m,ssirS.
h. rsgtmenLs eneaGeu have
i,.d "
from Mr. Botsler 4
to prisoners taken BY tia
1t, which owing TO the late
Ts cb.ainfd il, We are unnbls
erGiag. 1t shall appear to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-08
By REDWOOD l. KeACH. Anctton1svs.
fs4 Main street,

r ARGn SAI.R OF NEW AND 5ErOND
H MI FURNITURE, CnIhs. 0LA>S
AND RnCKkRY WARE. Ae.-Oa WtD.
NsSDaY, April 9 h at 10 O'CLOCK. we wilt
SELL at store q larE . end d s.ra0io assortment
OF HA1sehoid Goods We eaamerate In part !:
Asp eudid Mahog sny dsuois Wsrdroees,
Rosswro1 E@gce,
9dez~n nae OaHe and Wood East Ohairs.
SRosewo~A Cu.hiored NJ cSipg Chairs.
Drs,s'rg BaTeau', Sidsboards,
Recretary and BsuK Oess,
Bsdstsads. W. shs' anSs, BIDDING, HAt-
ding, Oavpeta, Sofa. Lcnhgse, 0irYors, IL.
hlss, and large lot Of sardry articles
CHINA AND Gil AS.
French and English china Diansr and Ira
Ssu, desert Rsts. PtHhGs, Dishes. Pia'ss,
0iass Prsssrvs Dishes aud oinsy 0iaAsWare.
China Nnntsl Ornaments, &C.. &c.
BUOK%
leo Law, Literary. suI Nisoailan eous Roc X =
from the library OF professional gen ;lenan
now In service
Sale without reserve,
Tpsna-~cEea on 6sitxery,
ELpW Cd 4 KCACH,
ar s-'hs aae ;on~ers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-08

On Wcnday Meraing, Aprii7 Z, issa. ul.iz 4.
nAtA Walr1Mu PUWNLL. yoas esst
crase,sse 81 the late O,lorsi kaapArsy p.
yesre. -e
Hsr funsral will take place nom TIA rssi
asncs Of Mr.. \. Tssrsr. corner Of Grace
nnd Acams etressa. Tussa.y aftsrnoos, q
Invited to attend
fesfdencs IN Hsnyiao eoupty, Mr. John
IhOAAS HthDkEY, In the forty eighth
year Of h . sgs
His friends ara ACC cain tsnces re r. q rest.
ca to attend his IN neral this (russday ~ orr
Ing, a. sle~an O'Clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-08
THE GQnbGat Fund.

received from the Misses Shelton
eight dollars, which these pairi.
ladies con tr.ba:s 20 the q q nhoai
shall b handsi 20 the Tfsssarsr
tsiervs the grstt'sda Of the ooun
noble hannfr il which they are
|hemselves 10 aid IN vIuctraticg lss
J It's rights from the ssssalse Of the
ruslloss and merciless saemy tha'
|yer hs6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-08
RpR. 3 COCK. Ane,ton4.r.

T>IEST GLASS 5 A.. ROOM AcD EAT.
1SG SALOON AT AUUT1UN.-Ou
1OADAv. 7,h inst at 90 ock r n.
llth stree . The FRS, class Bar Room and
EAuag Saloon, knswn a. the '.Nor ing E'ar
saloon" ON llth strest, opposite the Ameri.
can Hotel
TAs above Saloon has been Attsd mp In flrst.
rate style, eno 10 col sidsred ore OF the bes.
stan IL for an Hating saloon In the city. hsi, &
in tie hear. Of the city.
Tho above Saloon can &c PURCHASED pyi.
varsly prior to the cay Of sale b. spplica ,tpn
u b. Is. NtOK,
ana Auc.ioneer.
Pc TPUNEMERT steve sale 10
rostpor 81 until WEDNESDAY SFTnh.
NOON, oh inst, Il y O'Clock
sps Is d. COOK Aust.