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BRIDGE MARKET. March SO.

CAMBRI DIG K MARKET. March 80.
At Market 40 Cattle about 800 Beeves and AVE ''
consisting of Working Oxen. Cows and one .twoah0"'
years old.
Prices Market Beef-Extra 5000, to $40; arssq''"
S6,!5 I'd, 50, 90, Sd, 4,25
Working Oxen-$lG0 to 1870.
Cows and Calves-$S5, AZ to So.
Calves-S0,00 to 900.
Warnings None.
Two years old-$16 Toll.
Three years old-sl9 to 20.
sheels nd Lambs-l52O at msrket-prices in los'''''
to 90 each Extra, s4,5O to $50.
Hides, to6i. Pelts, $3.50 s2,OJ. Calf skns''
Taow. to &c. ,..,.,,
Kemarks-As the stock Of cattle was small, the eg
tried to advance the price, but as there was mol .
many buyers but few cattle changed hands; anu ga,
at last weeks prices. Slim cattle of which the oy Of
large proportion, sale at all. Not large SUPP"
sheep prices about the same as last week.
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT foh .a ms.
SEES is unrivalled by any, in all cases OF ha Tc /,
arising from sprains Bruises or Wrenchng, s atrgs,
magical and certain. Harness Saddle GALS, bin
Nange, &C. 1t will also speedily. spawn anu ;nrr
bone may be easily prev, nted aud cured IN ,ne
lent stages but confirmed cases beyond the Il 30
ity Of radical cure. No OF the kind, howe,ss
desperate or hopeless but it may be aeviaed py
iment and It's faithful apple ,ton will always m con-.
the Lameness, and enable the horse 10 travel VIM
parativc ease. hand
Every horse owner should have this remedy usns,,
for its timely use at the frst appearance OF men.
will efectualy prevent those formidable diseeses
TONED, to which all horses are liable, and ~hicn "
% many otherwise valuable horses nearly woF'''e"'
See advertisement,
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Report OF Committee Of Montpelier Union
District.

Report Of Committee of Montpelier Union
District.
Tho Committee Of Montpelier Union District
report:
(Ihe report here gives the expenses of the
school for the past year, which we omit az the
substance has been given before.)
1t has been the aim of your committee to
maintain u school Of the high order, second
to none in the State, and at the lowest possible
expense. Alter fairly compensating those em.
ployed in the service of the district-the taxes
the present year will be about the same as the
law provides for highways. And will it be con-
tended for ~ moment that the road which our
youth must pursue to usefulness, distinction and
honor Is oi less Importance than that used for
the drudgery Of our business. bearing the foot.
steps of our beasts Of burden?
With the present expenses of our school, the
poorest man can bcstow upon his children a
'eyacy more valuable than goods or n,onev !;
while the man OF larger means cannot Justly
complain OF being over-taxed for an object OF
such vast Importance, carried to its present tate
Of perfection.
The whole number of scholar. attending
school the present year is about $50, while the
average atteudsnce IL only about 800 Your
COMMITTEES regard it duty to call the attention
Of parents to shia fact, in order TO effect more
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We hope no one will be misledby the date Of
Gen. McClellan's last dispatch into the suppose
ton that he is" keeping school "at " Fairfax
Seminary He has other business on his
hands, being just now engaged in giving the
" death blow to the rebellion" 10 that end
he has already reviewed two divisions of the
Army of the Potomac
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PRENTlcErA2lA. "A friend has handed usa
recent copy of the Louisville -zou,nal from which
we cut the following:
The Charleston Mercury says that Yank.
PRIDE Will nave 3 tall before the close Of the
year. No doubt the year Itself will have
Fall before that time.
One account says that Cen Bragg is OF Pen
sacola, another that he is at Norfolk, anothe:
that he is at Island No. 10. NO doubt Reba
Bragg may be found wherever shere are Rebels
1t used to be the boast of Stephen "A. Doug
las thai he could make anything in the way Of
cabinet ware. We 20 NOS bcEeye that FlOyd
"lss or Pillow, though apprenticed to cab'
met maker for seven years, could make
stand.
jeff Davis has issued new proclamation call
ing upon Virginia to maintain her integrity. lie
was never able to maintain his own.
All what would not the Confederate author
ties give, IN these days Of rebel iugacity for one
standing army.
The Southern Confederacy cant be put 10
her trumps," for she has PLACED them all out
1t is stated in a Missouri paper that Gen.
Price has not on y chronic dysentery but dla'
betes. We hope we have in our armies no Zen.
erals of his kidney.
The rebel organs say that they lost only I.W'
prisoners at the taking of Fort Donelson. Then
they didn't lose half as many AS we took
There's no use in one trying to excuse the
conduct of Buckner. We wouldn't swear even
at him, but then he is lock and dam rascal
If the rebel recommendation tEac the South
ern cities be burned rather than permitted 70
fall into the hands of our troops be aaHptea
the torch will in every case be applied by fellow
who have not a house, shed, or even pg-st!
or hen-coop to burn.
The chronic disease of she Southern Conlede
racy is getting worse and worse. Its last evac
uation, the one at New Madrid, was BLOODY
one.
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VERMONT TRooPs.-We are in receipt of A
letter from our valued correspondent, See See
Ess., giving information of the movements and
whereabouts of the Vermont Brigade, and many
other brieadcs, but we suppose itwould be con-
trary to Secretary Stanton's order TO publish it,
and We accordingly withhold it at present.
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A. WAED.-Our readers will be glad to know
that Artemus Ward is to lecture in our village,
on the evening of April 5th.
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GEN. SHIELDS issued the following order after
tho battle of Winchester

GEN SHIELDS Issued The fOIl0Wlng order Tier
tho battle of Winchester
HEADQUARTERS GEN. SHIELDS DIVISION, !
WINCHESTER.
General Orders No. l. Brig Gen. Shields
congratulates the officers and soldiers of his d.
vision upon the glorious victory achieved by
them on the 23d inst, near Winchester, Va
They defeated an enemy whose forces outnum-
bered theirs, and who were considered the bra.
vest and best disciplined of the Confederate ar
my.
lie also congratulates them that 1t has fallen
to their lot to open the campaign en- tn, Poto.
mac. The opening has been splendid success.
Let them inscribe " Winchester on their ban
ners, and prepare for other victories.
(Signed) BRIG. Gen. SHIELDS.
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Washington Go. Court, March Term, 1862

HON. 10y AL G KELLOGG, Presidins Judge.
Hon. DON P. CARPENTER,
HON. S. =. KALTON, ASSoc'a'e judges
Eneculors Of " Cutler Us Hears Of ". Cms.
Appeal from the judgment Of The Prob.t,
Coort establishing the Viii. Neaton & Reed
hedfield, Peck Il Colby for Executors. Wing
Lund u Taylor and Dillingham; Tor Heirs. :
On trial.
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PROCLAMATION FOR FAsT.-We cannot fOrbear
calling attention TO this admirable proclamation
Of Gov. HoLBRooK. 1t is most happy i'll its SEN
tments and suggestions, and its thoughts are
clothed in rich, smoothly flowing expression,
seldom equallod in similar papers, And who
will no5 respond to the suggestion of the proc
lamatlon, that, on the coming. fast, we " petition
' that the blessed sun Of Liberty and Union
may chase away the darkness covering a pof-
" ton OF our land, and that the prayer Of Ethi
=" opia, there stretching forth her hands for de-
" liverance, may in Gods good time find gra,
" cious answer, His providence pointing her way
/" out of bondage?
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There Is not nearly SO much to be pretended
from the unbrdled RIGHTEOUSNESS of the popu-
lace, as from the assumptions OF power by the
Federal Government. The spirit of encroach-
ment is not at work upon the prerogatives OF
administrations and executive authorities, but
upon the rights and liberties OF the people. Take,
for instance, the censorship of the Press, an act
in its nature and in its result, most unjust, ar
bitrary and despotic. 1t has but one jusifca-
ton, and that is, that the Administration con-
siders it necessary. 1t is directly in the face OF
the Constitutional guarantees that the freedom
of the Press shall not be abridged, and that no
person shall be deprived of life, liberty or prop
elty without due process of law, and is most
aograntly a violation Of the rights of peaceful
law-abiding citizens Of loyal States. Yet the
people acquiesce in it, not because they concede
that the Government has any right to compel
editors to obey the 57th, or any other article of
war, but because they will not now quarrel with
those who WELD the executive power of the Nation
They yield their right looking for good results
to come from it, and hoping tina, Mcclellan will
not long delay sc the death blow to . rebellion
which compels an honest and conscientious ad
to thus disregard the constitutional
rights of loyal men. They respect Secretary
order looking upon it as one Of the
necessary steps towards the goal they are has
tening to reach But it will not be the least Of
their rejoicing at the suppression Of rebellion
to know that the Consti tuition is again to be the
protection of law abiding men. Dr. Russell
may as well make note Ct these phenomena,
or they show how free people, in times like
hese, will quietly yield up some of their liber-
les for the moment that they may preserve them
vi in the end.
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Tie Il, I, World says, "Ihe Mortar

The n. I. World says, The Mortar Fleets
or the upper and lower Mississlppi-1s i now
:.scortain41. arc costly failures. Nine thousand
Dolnbs were hurled at Forts Jackson and st.
Phillip, with scarcely any aDprcciaI2lo effect: as
was prove | by subsequent examination Of the
forts by Gen Dutlor Commodore Fa1'rac11t
could have passed the dofonoes: with is sloop
of war and gun5oats, as well On the first as on
the sixth day of the COMMANDMENT; indeed, the
only real damage the forts sustained was from
his Parrot and Dahlgrcen guns On the up
D2r Mississippi they have been equally inetfeo-
tive, as witness Island No. 10 md Fort Wright.
The Official testimony Of the engineers who
planned the attack on Fort Pulaski was to the
same effect the riaod cannon alone were etec-
tive.
The Pit. burg I'm ling correspondent Of the
Cin2:nna:i Times writes: I AN so~Iy to inform
von thai there is at present some apprehension
of domestic difficulty, originating ont of the
late commission Of a female to the rank OF ma
ior in the United States army. What IS most
unhappy in the case Of this lady-rnajor Is that
her once aloring and loving husband, who now
holds the rank of lieutenant, insists on being
made a colonel and gives as reason that his
wife now commands him, from the virtue Of her
raa!k-5oing major-anl that this is directly
contrary to the original understanding existing
between them at the day Of their nuptials.
Secretaries Seward and EeIes, Attorney
General Bates and Assistant cecretary Freder-
lex Seward returned to Washington, on Mon
day. from Their recent trip to Fortress Monroe
Norfolk and the Peninsula. While in that
quarter, they visited Norfolk, and, on Wednes-
dav week, General McClellan's headquarters,
then at Cumberland, near whore the Rich
mond and York River Railroad crosses the Pa
munkey river. On Friday last, they accompa-
MED Commodore Goldsborough as far up James
river as Jamestown, about halfway UP to
Richmond. They are reported to be well salts
fed with the progress and state Of Gen. Nc
Cle]lan' campaign.
All the newspapers in New Orleans without
distinction Of politics, are now allowed to be
published,
t is reported that the Medical College at
Winchester, Va, has been burnt to the ground,
by some Federal soldiers.
ITN-C no DvE T0R THE CITIZENS
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1VTTTTTNG TO DYE FOR THE CITIZENS
w an AT,TXANDRIA-C0 TO No II S.

w OF ALEXANDRIA, 20 NO Ii ..
Fa;rfac street, If you e0ish to econon7se by hap-
ing old goods Tods eW9 Nv w0 "ze very " res S
pectfully beg leave to inform the cltlzen5 OF AL
PREPARED szSeute AL orS S63r left s n
ood Wooiens Of ali descriptions, ,cleansed and
ave- dQed t to OG look ike new Every description Of
Straw Hats and Bonnet3 dyed and presseed IN the
most fashionable style. We are prepared to color
Grape shT 6sa8tu Sc oGa Ms5r 1rm n1ar or
oioanSed and dved. We would invite particular
attention to our csaa;ng b and dyB6 1 gb Gt p 53e
ooss noo5s that are cleansed retain their original
lustre and shape and look nearly as we'll as when
a.et from the tailors hands.
Tverv man in the community throws away an
nua garments enough TO- eq baeo hms sasG SIX TX
1osa their color from undue exposure. Such per-
sons should or if they wo nd b5 ssdy e 9oq 2y
81 to look as new-in word, have them regene--
rated and Disseminated from the dominion Of
oreaSe. paint, oil, dust, and every impunity.
6-0*O' J, T. BERKLEY s. SON,
mv19-f No. 81 South Fairfax street.
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KEEP COOL!

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
VHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEA
L sure in informing his friends and the PUBLIC
generally, that he has made arrangements ID
keep constantly on hand supply Of ICE dur
ing the season. Persons desiring the above ar
ticle can obtain it By calling at his depots, IA
l49, King street, between Washington and 81
Asaph, or at the old depot, on Fairfax street
under the old Watch House, opposite th4
Adams Express Office.
my l3-4m T. q. ENDERSON.
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INSURANCE AGENCY,

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Capital. $780, 900. Nett tS7uph1s, SOL SA.I
HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
CAPITAL, ST, 900, 900. Nett Saupza1s; $50, l44|
POLICIES in either Of the above-namcd CON-
4 panies issued, and losses adjusted by the IN.
dersigned, agent at Alexandria, Va. For insun!
ance apply at No: 7G King stree, 1Ip,Sta5rs, Of
to ANDREW JAMESON,
my l3-lm Agent
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JOHN T. COOKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
TTAS CONSTANTLY on hand large aSsor'
4 l. nent Of FAINIL Y GROCERIES,, consi$$'
ing Of BACON, Of all kinds; FLOLk b. ~
CURRANTS, RAISINS. PRUNES, FIG
SARDINES, &C., &C., to which he invites TN
attention of customers. my i
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HENRY COOK would respectfully informh:
friends and the public generally, that he has re
moved to the Drug Warehouse, No. 80 King
street, formerly occupied by Peel & Stevens
where he would be glad to see the customer; q
the former occupants as well as his own: Her
now receiving a fresh stock Of goods, which o
is determined to sell at very moderate prices
my l3-2W
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think you Supposed that he couli never d
anything ill-judged or wrong. wish you hac
a' much sympathy for me A. you have for him
What woull you do were you co,poi up in on,
ROOM like me, with two crying children 10 wait
on--v'ry h.ile MONEY to sp.nl AMI your hus-
band rowing moody know. whereof guess
y aid b' sp' to feel provoked that he loft you, a.
well ~ ! TO-"
" dare say might sa.l Jessie, smiling At
l t1- v.oiIl face of her sister, " but woul have
/ managed more cumiul'y than You dit about
| keeping my husband at home You know bow
| constant, you complained AZ tho change in your
circumstances. How miserable you sail vou
were and always shonlt be- 70 be so poor This
vas tho very tnins that pa CdifonIi, int, Lri, r
/ hD.I. II, sail he Shout Doc cralei to hear you
! mu.h longer, aud he un,t 20 10 make fortune,
I CO.. to .li,. Nov h,l been in your place. how
/ over might have .r,h should have male my
hl...u believe that TO poverty, however deep,
0iid discourage me, 40 long as, alive anl wei
p. tul I could be together
The chiilron now absorbed grea: dc,l /
jo-.i''. umo. Every day she Lowell th,m more
c.r IDLY her pretty little thoughtful names Ike
Blanche was llt little woman, md thus
ouur tu pu.- tha' tho management or the child
ZEN tell almost entirely into Jet,le's hands.
~ will Da suspected tho painting suffered.
Bdt 30 wa al ths better fr the health Of the
yaaus artist ior her spirits too. Eyciy peas
.u' ..y Whom she il not work There. Jessie Wis
l'ei :he s'ul.o with the children, to whom Mr..
Carlyle become greatly attached end two fore
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

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ARTICLEs FOR SALE.

BUSINESS wAGoNS-GROCERS ASse|
- express aud gardeners one horse mArks
wagon. and one two-horse platform spung wages,
and one second hsnd platform spring market Wsg
ON for gardeners. i2bth 81 between Broadway ans
lOth ave. THOMAS LANG. apyi 24ac'iOs
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CARRIAGES, HORSES AND HARNESS
- 1r st.--2O0 new carriages. br,tts, calasars.
rockAWays, top aud open tuggies, grocers, express.
depot sud business wagons, and large lrt ~ SO
oad hand carriages aud wagons and 10 horses
NJ 10 Seyins at, and "a Fulton ave, Brooklyn.
mh9n lla-sl IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-28
WATCHES AND JLWELRY,

SQUIRE LANDER,
Jewellers, and Manufacturers 90 English Sterling
Silver Ware and i.ue 10 and IS c,rct gold Jewelry,
and tie hHcst quality Of Watches and Diamonds,
which they s,lAug at 10 per cgut ahuyc the ac.
tu,l net cost. SQUIRE e LANDER
Gplp 2iay'll6 VI Fulton II, " Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-28
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS FOR SALE.

- large lot Of new and second handed csrrIsxra
hstus, couphy calsshes, rockaways, top aud OItB
bugg1ca, grpccrs' express, dept aud bus.nes -
Z ~, At T j. FLOWERS, broadway, cor o. G,tt
st a.. IN ave. sl2l 24ac'lu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-28

FARMS FOR SALE DIRT CHEAP-4O
= acres, HoIH" and harm. O., 600, &c., ~ .crrs. 3d.
20, u res and many otler! rlttsges y..j
houses, % r'ut Gail ON STEPHEN VAIL. ~ FuI.
t|I l. saturday, luau 10 g. 3, OF W VAIL. PAIN.
ac.l Itl"t = j. sr.h 24t.sin6