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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-08
HERALD's pIsPArCH.


1t has been ascertained that the rebel
leaders are grievously disappointed and dis
concerted by the change OF programme in
the disposition of the army of the Potomac.
They had early information of the prepaFa-
ton for the transportation of Gen. McClel-
lan's army, and snpposing that the whole
army of the Potomac was TO be withdrawn
from this vicinity, they had arranged pro-
gramme for a bold dash across the Potomac
above Washington and a foray upon the
capital through Maryland. Gen. Jackson g
command was to lead this enterprise, TO be
supported by Smith and Johnson's forces.
. 1t was expected that the rebel sympathizers
in Maryland would raise the standard of
revolution there and aid the execution of
the project. The rebel leaders reckoned
without their host and were taken by sur
prise at finding Gen. Banks within support
ing distance of Gen. Shields when the at
tempt was made to execute the first part of
their programme and the Fepulse of jack
SON and the creation of two new depart
menls in Virginia under the command of
Banks and Mcdowell, eonvinees them that
no vulnerable point has been left nnprotect-
ed. The Maryland sympathizers who were
emboldened to insolenes at the prospect of
this bold feat Of the rebel army, have be-
come disheartened and are leaving by scores.
Numbers have been arrested in their at
tempt to escape South, and others who were
known to have organized for the occasion
are seeking way South IN small parties.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-08
NEW MADRID, April So P. NJ
via Cairo April 6.

Mr. Scott, Assistant Secretary of War,
visited the Carondolet tot day, with General
Pope, to congratulate Capt. Wake upon his
achievements in running the blockade.
The Captain visited the camp, dined, and
was escorted TO the gunboat by company
of cavalry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-08
Sign Of "Old Bob R1dley.''
EebI2

" eE.1RSg L.RyHPS!-We have just re-
III ceived a large assortment of Coal Oil Lamps
selected in person expressly for the Evansville
trade. We solicit an examination Of price and
quality, as are confident better or cheaper
let cannot be found this side Of Cincinnati Price
from 90 cents 10 81 70 each
deel9 a-- VTGKERY BROS, So Main 1t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WELLIOTT,S.s'

MDKCKEES BIZ THE THO Us.asvr3.
-k bbls loose pickles, in wine vinegar, FOL
sale at Eiliott's.
10 doz ID cans frssh cove oystess.
dog / ID cans % 81
5 doZ at bottles tomato catsup.
doz ut " +"
2 doz I'll bottles walnut catsup. 4t
2 dos pit bottles, mushroom oatsuo. H
For sale cheap, at Eliiott's Family Grocery.
1s dog gallons plain pickles, In bottles.
8 dog mixed
Is doz y gallons, plain and mixed, in bottles.
10 dCz quarts IS s
Just received at Elliotts.
@ doz 2 ID cans fresh salmon
4 doz l Id A" 80
dcz 9 ID cans fresh Holsters.
4 dog Il Id
For sale cheap, at Elliotts
CABS dozen willow cabs, at all prices, which
we propose to sell cheap. Thoss In need of amy
cabs, will do we'll to call and examine before pHr.
chasing. Remember the stand,
apr7 ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-08

CAUTION.
I'LL PRRSOSSrS .RBE FORBID
ell tresspassIng on the tract of land near the
city known as Blackford's Tract" 1 shall pros
ecnte to the extent of the law all persons who
disregard this notice. will pay a liberal
REWARD
for proof sufficient TO convict those who have beer
cutting green trees on the same land during the
past winter A. Il ROBINSON,
March 20, 1862 mh2T-lw Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-08
MORNING REPORT.

The last Of the Russell
Assassinations-The Post
Master General and the
President-Rebel program
me Interrupted
ing from the Southern
coast-A rebel iron-clad
gunboat on the Savannah.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-08
GEO. A. BITTROLFF,

HEGT'EJVG JUST II y TURJS- !. ID
M from the East, with well selected stock Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and SilVerwefe, offers
his stock as low as the articles can be bought in
large cities. Gold Watches, from $50 down to
$50. Silver Watches from 500 down to SO
Clocks, from $50 down to Sl,75s Sets of JewelTy,
from $50 down to soc. Bracelets, from $50 down
to $3.50. t
Finger Rings, BreastpiRs, Earrings, from S15
down TO 25c Silver Table and Teaspoons, Soup
Ladies', Cream Spoons, Butter and Fruit Knives,
Sugar longs, Salt and Mustard Spoons, all sold
lower than usual.
Silver, Steel and German Silver SpectacIes, La
dies fine Wire and Shell POrtemoHAes, Silver and
Portemonaies. ~-
+. R. Robinson's Indexical Silver Soap for
cleansing Silver OF Plated Ware, the best thing
ever used.
Gold Guard and Vest Chains. Geld Pens, Plated
Ware, Casters, &c. Lathe and silk Guard Steel
Chains. GGggisss ReeYer's and others, TheTmofn-
eters, DO, all of which he offers at low figures.
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere, and
satisfy yourselves of the fact. tlia 81.
aOF5 3 .
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e7EEtZz59sea'y Goods,
Au uHT2ac W A emT1yrHcS

Nam Street, betsceea First and Second. 81
~ R.EGs JUST REGEKP@ED gHR'
II Spring Stock OF Millinery Goods, consisting
of Bonnets Ribbons, Fancy Goods, &c, which
were bought at very low figures, and will be sold
for cash only, at prices TO suit the times
The attention of the ladies Is called TO fhis
stock, which Is the largest and bsst selected
brought to this market.
apf6- 3md MRS J. HASTINGS.
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- q oP - Tx IN 8 .
Us.
AIM AIS

AIM RAILS
GcSEJVCE THE FASHION" H .GBOUT
~ to fake turn Il Is trying the ingenuity Of the
an anxiety 1--WE We advIse all to 60 to s0HAFKRR
BUS8ING'9 and buy BOTH as they have received
. large supply OF q new sty ls- mill
When strangers see crowds passing to and fro.
They ask what docs all this hurrying mean7
why they're going TO that popular store III
of schapker Bussing's for new goods to see. 81
They are always the first Of the season
To supply their customers wish goods strong ana
And to buy goods at prloes in reason, ~. -
Go to tho store, on Main street, number forty
nine.
If ussr oustouasrs will but notice this.
I'VE viii give them few items and price list
Our PriRts ct twelve and half cents can't be beasB
TheeOlorB perfectly fast, and styles very neat
De Lalnss and Ohallies Of every kind,
At all prices, TO suit the most tasty minds,
8leaSh'd and unbleach'd AIasllns at twelve and
who'd gEHs@bss az that would grumble at being
Alexander KId: Cloves for one dOn' sell, IS ~
But SILK, Lisls Thread, aud Cotton Gloves we keep
Our stock Of HoosIery is now complete,
With shoes that make the feet look so very neat !;
In shorts.to and q Dry Goods stock complete,
Go to Schapkez Bussngs. forty uine aialn Street
OEyNchERsH POTRTOHs 500 bush
N els Of the genuine Plnk-ye Potatoes. Also
500 bushels eomIaons such as grocOrs generally
m6T y. P. ELLfOTT's Family Grocery.
WWODSH IND LOT fROB S.EEH.-
s&lA Containing six rooms with oisteFR and all
necessary convenience, In Metropolis Illinois, VIII
be sold low for cash or exchange for Kentucky
Ksroparsy--tltie clear Apply 90 ~
mildly r. 8. HURRY, Metropolis HIS.
TsWOEOE sz-E " OBLE.RJS1S SUeI.a q.
Il hhds choice n. o. 6ugsr, at
Jans II. A. COOKS.
NFRAE.H-RD HOVE n. : 500 TDs eheIOe
- HOney,at 80 8. II. A. COOKS.
tang ~ .,.f.f.-.t -- "a Main street.
q T9RGJFT--6o boxes best quality, for sale by
s. Is. GILBERT & CO.,
ool2 No. 6yoanlorss treet.
RNEW R.ROOyV- M.RsMS-At g cents pos
fsb6 VIOKERY BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-08

GNEJFCE THE FASHION, II saROUT
~ to fake turn Il Is trying the ingenuity Of the
ssprstty ladies " which to adopt. To avoid such
an anxiety advise all to go to B0HAFKBR
BUSsING'S and buy both, they have received
. large supply of a new styls.@ mhlT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-08
A PROPOSITION.

EEWE M TE SO sMUCR COJN.FE
~ DEHOE In the safety of the Coal Oil which
We sell that We propose to give q new lamp for
every that explodes ia burning he oil th at
sell at so cents per gallon Tor upward.
mh17 VIOKERY BROS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-06-07

1s o.Pe1ss T,,s,sshlr6eid. Captain Ruin, An
Sohn Wilson -, Second Iarts Allen, First
~ -, Captain Sanders e us
Leuts. "e" L CovngtOp SoHE
:F.1oshua B Little, Captain; DAME, r.ny
Leuts. DaHiei ROseman, Ssoart
- - - Captain; John ERho;
HSoah Rush, S SsDspS s,ephensqn seeond
Lent o1s1 s ssaIas Nelson sons
Lieut.; David Magness, Oliver BesTg BIantOn Frst
First Battalion, IN. C. Troop,-Inc. .u Nso'''
mar ha G0one'; - Lieutenant Colonel David =,
D. Company Attention A Strange, Cant
R Lea So R Ean aoseIey, Second Gych
Joshua Byad WIN ISlbrook Second i st Lieu
Eeuts sylvester Farmer SonHs
1,d D1A% Wn Gaines, Capt; jackson sbrr.
Lieut. VIM Allan James Bearden SaoonI pman First
flames Bryan Capt. George Bristol G !Lleus
aoer. l. Leaiherman, James W 81 carer Srs Lieut.;
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LOUIsBURG FEMALE coIIDcD

HNHiS INSTITUTION, UNDER THE MAyacEupr,
Of mr.. James Southgate and LADY Is I ina1i
ID phe OF Inc most delightful villages in North CsoDa
education will be impaired by teachers Of rre o. female
and undoubted qualification '- se experience
Inc music department is in charge of Prof Y KDo,ir.
GER lot farls France pupil of Thalberg Crcuars will
dress JAMES Sr t rRTSnrHeuarS, ad.
Anr;I 90 1870 Louisburg NC.
-. 49,, 35-E
SO Raleigh papers. Wilmington Journal, FayeteTIIs
will prease discontinue the long advertisement in lb
columns and insert the above in lis place. four times week
iy, and forward bills to Louisburg, n c. ''A
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE,
April go. 1852
WAR NEWS!

WAR NEWS!
he he E EECENT ACT OF CONGRESS REor7rpp,
pany g. Of my regiment requires % rank and he CON-
county, y Company G. from Chatham, 20 menu. SGnaihan
from Union county 20 men Comp,nV t. CG%mPany
Oan meR G"mPnny from Wake wants 70 %en ! cSS
Moore county, wants l6 men Comnanv ( a IRON
wants % men, Men liable to draft in tbO O Ashs
leS nad better come along at once and FIJI mn eoun'
Paes IKE white men, and not wait for the sber com
-'-' W n'e' 2. B. VANCE wing
Near Kinston, April 90, 1852. t. w. u Troops
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an AND AFTER THE 9Th Ja Ia Columbia
1859 ali Freiqhts between Weldon anu anu as At pre-
will be taken at local rates. charges VIII lo"
'en'' AN' w. HAWKINS, Pres K q = u p K
-aH= aa p. C. CAMERON, NJ RR.
WIN. JOHNSTON, C. % .. a. here
Hors.-An Government Freight Will 0e 'D'ff
Raleigh, N. G., Dec. 81, 1861.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-06-07

CHATHAM CoALFIELDs RAILRoAaIDI ~.
A. A MEETING OF THE CoMhiSSiO Otdn 10 The
above Road the following Resolution adopted sid
Resoced That Books Of subscription for SS F
COMPANY be forthwith opened, at the Bank o. Ua # VIM
in the City Of Raleigh, under the SuPern'eno1 S-G
III jones. az
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REGISTER
OF NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS.

coMNANDER IN CHIEF, a n
HENRY 7. CLARK, Governor Sr-e6keio.
AIDS.
Colonel, DANIEL u. BARRINGER. -
Lieutenant Colonel, SPIER WHITAKER.
4djutant and Inspector Ge">rars DtPdr'n''"'
MAJOR GENERAL AND GENERAL IL cHIxT,
JAMES G. MARTIN.
Captain Augustus NJ. Lewis, Paymas,er. .,.,
:" John Devereux, Assist Quartermaster.
Moses A BledsDe, :"
Abraham Myers,
Gordon, =" AdJutant Generai.,
VIM B Gulick, "
John C.. Winder, &"
ThosD Hogg, ComnsSAry
James Sloan, Ea.-
Chas w Garrett,
Alex W Lawrence, I" Uro. department..
w W Pierce,
James n. Edmondston,
Sar0a1n fJeusrdl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-12
UThoush IN, STA, In printed On the taste,
s,,,,, Of IN. Msrn,ns Py,...


The Ertsli,ssnesr, noticing the late Seward
Lyons treaty and the establishment Of "mixed
courts Of justice" says that Mr.. John Quincy
Adams, when Secretary Of State Of State to Presi-
dent Monroe, pronounced such courts incompati.
Die with the Constitution; and the Intellig.ncey
argues that " the Senate, In rstify,ng with such
unsnirnity the Seward Lyons treaty, has signiHed
that these exceptions Of Mr.. Adams were not well
tskenn
The RspsbIiean, In q somewhat unaccountsble
az Of self condemnation, admits that all loyal pe
pers should rejoice over srsyy Union victory, no
matter by whom achieved. Just %; and what the
S.a- has always maintained, while the RspubH-
oaz has persistently deprecated every success
gained by HsIleck, Mcclellan, and other generals
who do not happen TO I" part their hair In the mid.
die" and has as perslssently paraded its magnil-
ocuent and ridiculously-worded leudations OF
every movement, forward or backward, Of its alb
clifton presidential hobby, Fremont.
Measuring our grain In Its own bushel, the
EspH6lieas alleges thaiwe placed Fremont's civic
scry" In our paper "where ordinary readers
would not hnd II. The Republican knows well
that we placed IL precisely where all Geographic
matter from the morning papers 10 placed In the
STAY; and whatever may be the capacity Of the
R,PGblrean'S readers, the Star has no readers so
- ordinary" that they cannot ind reading matter
conspicuously posted on the first page at the head
Of column.
The STAY has fresh and readable matter on eve-y
rage, particular in which It differs materially
from the RspxbLitaa.
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FROM McCLELLAN,S ARMY.
Correspondence NY. Times.l


MEcRASIcsvIILx, Va, June 7.-Unusual cuie,
along the entire right wing of the army has
marked the course Of the last three DAYS The
& sdual advance Of that portion Of the fen wing
commanded BY Gen. sumner has brought about
practical connection between the two Wings So
that troops now be crossed 70 reinforce the Jeff
~i'hou; being subjected to the resistance OF the
snemy In crossing. Tbs swamp still remains as
= serious imiediment, The rain that has daily
fallen ssrv1ng to increase the expanse Of water,
while the bridges built on the ieft have, in I
measure, operated a. dams, thereby adding 10 the
depth Of water above than. With ponfoons and
an abundance % timber this water barrier can be
overcome with comparative ease, since the left
wing has 90 far advanced that troops can be
thrown over In theif rear without taking the cir
cnitous route by the way Of Dispatch station and
Bottoms Bridge.
One division has already crossed over. and
others will follow when the proper time comes
IL Will DC necessary 70 retain coasiderahle force
on this side OF the swamp to protect our flank as
the enemy could easily Hansfer q portion Of bis
force 10 crossings above our extreme hight and
hauass rs grestly on the hight and rear. Had
Gen Mcdowell been permitted TO continue his
advance In this direction, this necessity wonId
have been obviated, and the whole available
force Of Mcclellan could then be dashed against
the main army of the rebels. We Sill cling 70
tie hope (the Washington scare having subsided
Mcdowell may yet make forced march In this
direction, and aid not only In the defeat but cap
ture OF the whole rebel army.
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MEDICAL sroRkkEEPERs.

The following extract Of an art Of Congress IN
relation to the appointment OF Medical Store
keepers Is published for the information Of per.
sons DESTROYS Of applying for such q position:
AN ACT TO- authorize the appointment of medical
storekeepers and chaplains Of hospitals.
Be % enacted BY the Senate and HoEss of Rep
seatdfsces Of the United States Of America IN Con-
authorized to add to the medical department of
the army medical storekeepers, not exceeding six
In number, who shall have the pay and emolu.
ments OF military storekeepers In the quarter
masters department, who shall be skilled apoth-
ecaries or druggists, who shall give the bond
and security required By existing laws for military
stofekeepers In the quartermaster's department,
and who shall be stationed at such points as the
necessities OF the armv may be require: Provided
That the provisions Of this act shall remain In
force only during the continuance of the present
rebellion. Approved, May 20, 1ss2.
III. The following are the regulations which
will govern the appointment Of medical store.
keepers under the rst section Of the foregoing act
Of Congress:
1. A board Of not less than three medical on
GERS will be assembled by the Secretary Of War
to examine such applicants as may, by him, be
authorized to appear before 1t.
2: Candidates, to be eligible to examination,
shall be not less than twenty five years or more
than forty years Of age; shall possess suficient
physical ability to perform their duties satsfac-
torily; and shall present with their applications
satisfactory evidence Of good moral character.
3. Candidates will be required to pass satisfac-
tory examination In the ordinary branches of a
2" cd English education, In pharmacy and ma
teria medical and to give proof that they possess
the requisite business qualifications for the posi-
ton.
4. The board will report to the Secretary Of
Var the relative merit Of the candidates EXAM
lined, and they will receive appointments accord.
ingly.
S. When appointed, each medical storekeeper
Will be required to give a bond in the amount Of
siO OOO before he shall be allowed to enter on the
performance Of his duties
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General
A Board Of Medical Officers for the examIpa-
ZION OF applicants will be convened In the CITY Of
washington on the h'st day Of July, to continue
in session one month
Applications to appear before the Board should
be addressed to the Secretary of War.
SKrgeon Generaps Once Juae S 1902 ieI2.3t
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CONTINUATION OF ArroINrxESTs.-The Senate
yesterday confirmed the following Presidential
appointments:
Christopher p. walcott, Of Ohio, Assistant Sec.
rotary Of War, In the place Of Thomas A. Scott,
resigned.
Henry II. lockwood and Green Clay Smith, OF
KY; Major Il. b. Tower, Of the Corps Of En-.
Rineers; and Major Washington Elliott, of IL,
cavalry, for gallant service at BoonviIle, to be
BTigsdier Generals OF Volunteers
Among the minor military combinations is tina,
OF Lewis Cass Forsvth, Assistant Quartermaster,
with rank Of Captain; George w. Beamon, Of
Mo, Joseph T Isle, Of Pa, H. Melville Hanna,
OF Ohio, George A. Lyon, Of Pa, Edward Bel.
lows, Of y. II, George w. Hale, Of N. Y, and
VIM. Il. Meredith, to be Assistant Psymasters in
the Nsvy; Edward ID. Payne, Of Pa, Assistant
surgeon In the Navy; Surgeons John N. Culver
Richard II. cerlidRe, Charles E. KeeneY, Ed.
waid T: Vollum, and George n. Lyman 10 be
Medical inspectors, under the recent act of Con.
Sress; :. q. Dofr- Of Mass, TO be Brigade Sur
geen; Julius w Eggleston to be Postmaster al
New London, Conn.
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FisAScIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday
evening say the stock market yesterday forenoon
was arm on Government securities The offer
ines OF U. s. per cents Of 1851 have fallen OF.
ana large orders cannot be executed at present
without further advance In prices The 30 per
market for gold 10 again strong, and the Quota
ton. on the adjournment Of the Board Is iOi a
lO4S per cent There 10 not much business In
e1ebange, out the rate on London is frm, lisa
Iios per cent. We quote-U. =. 6's, Of 1893,
Registered, 100; 8. SIS, Of 1881, coupons, log 4
registered, lo2x; Ohio S. los; Illinois war loan,
!nk Iennessee eS, coz Virginia SIS, SIX; Mis-.
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OUR MILITARY 6UD0ET.
FROM THE PENINSULA.

A.
Information IL In Washington, by telegraph IN
to thi, morning. No fighting to spesk Of had
taken place since the two days desperate engsge-
msnt Of the Seven Pines. Oar army In assiduous'
lY working upon the labor Of the campaign, which
Is progressing quite as f4s: az the high waters
will permit.
TENNESSEE
We have cheering news from Tennessee. From
II ve anticipate that In a very bIief period the
whole State will be cleared Of rebels In arms
In three months after that shall have been accom-.
plishet, the State will undoubtedly repudiate
secesson at the polls by vote Of so 900 majority.
NAVY YARD
This morning a draft Of twenty-six men were
seEt from the marine barracks to Boston and Phil
adelPhia for the new guabOats fitting out at those
places
Tie new gunboat Paul Jones, Capt c. Stead.
man, arrived at ths navy yard at O'Clock last
night, having left Baltimore the previous evening
She J. spleDdid-loOking craft, 226 feet long and
81 feet beam, schooner rugged and side wheeled
che was built in Baltimore by Messrs. Abrahams
sons, and her engines were made by Neafie,
OF Philadelphia. The distance was made In
twenty hours running time, averaging 1O1 miles
Per hour. On the trip she performed exceed
ingy well, giving general satisfaction to her Of
hcers and rejecting much credit on those con-
cerned In her building and fitting out. She 10
calculated for six guns on the sides and two pivot
guns, which will be placed on board Of her at
once, the side guns being s0-pounder rifed and
the fore and after l00-pounders. Mr.. John A.
Thompson, Of Baltimore, piloted her around.
The steamer Metamore arrived from Old Point
al half past eight this morning.
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III Mrs lincoln visits the hospitals Of the
District, which are full 70 OVERCOMING with suf.
fsring soldierA Kind words, beautiful nowers,
and cresture comforts she dispeases with liber.
Witty, and many Door soldief has returned her
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PERsosAL.-Cspt Schultz, Of New York; w.
b. Thomas, Col!ecror Of the Port Of New York;
Gen. Gordon, U. 8. A; and Col. w. A. Nichols,
L. s. A q, are at W illards'.
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Frsn BrrBside's Depsrtaent-sharp Battle
ut W ashiagfsn. ~. q.

WASHIxsroa, N. c., June g., via Baltimore,
June ia sharp but brief engagement occur.
rrd 5esterday, eight miles from here, on the Pac-
to.us road, between the oath Massachusetts and
rebel regiment In ambush.
The latter wa driven from cover, with great
icks. Our loss wa four killed and ak wounded
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CaTy OF cHARLEsTowN, MAssAcHU-

CITY OF CHARtEsToyN, MAssAcBU.
e ls CO The CITY d STOW va
9 6:nss sss sfss q ne &. , ssss
sN,i5sd WI bs g g To- Is. o. 3 and H insRss.
szolsiIvs 81 hub Copies 81 spd con
s,nS. nc iorm tor proposals, vin Be sent on the
s sd OF psrpes intending 10 make bona fds
~ sivS oonas. with two aooeptable surstles The
sns 1 Al o ss teserve the night 20 sooept rejec
sn eng Proposals. for Cast-Iron Wstsr PIpe,o
town, Mass. EDWhRfS i.AW pN EEfNiSdtS Asa
For the water CommiseIopers
iss ~ Chief Ensr !: sIsyE ssss