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Prison Items The follow.r parties weTelcdg.d
in Castle Thunder yesterday ohm Weiah Rodg'
erss cavalry, deserton; Geo Nolan, Of the steamer
Richmond f0r confinement on bread ard water
Julia Thomas, Ann d FletcheI, and Martha A
Thomas, a.rest ed at West Po!ut 81 suspicious cha
rGctGrs; Jas Howard, Wooifolk's artillery, New
berry, CO ,67th Va rsgt, and Samuel sprouss, Of
Wm Is Foskey, co K, 49th Ga, B Terrell. CO 3,
5th q rsSt, VIM b Bradley, co G, 16ta n rest,
for being absent without lesye; w Trayior, battery
No 4; VIM Turner and Thos Owens CO 3, Sd Va reg,
fer deaertian: Thomas Hail. Yankee. Six North
Caro;infans, who were taken In arms and while
wearing u 3 uniforms. by cur forces near kinston,
in North Carolina. wsre also broushs 10 Richmond
yesterday ard lodged 10 prison TO be- tried for their
treason These miserable sGa1lps pretended to
have regularly enlisted III the Ya2aes army. Three
sailors b5lenging 10 Yankee Marine battery near
Eewbern, captured near that place, were also
brough: il also, twenty-threo oessr.ers from the
Among tie number WAS Vim. Ashley, Of Go, +,
Goth 4. c., who had oeserted TIRES times. J.
Upchureh of Captain Persleys Company, Va.
State Line, Col. Menntee'e Regiment was GENT IA
az taserter, having reached North Carolina in h;s
waa3esinga. HeurT l,an1 was put in by order OF
Lieut Co. Howard, fer joining IN and inst;gatng
q Eutiny at a battery near this cisy Richard Rob
e.ts Dan Hosan Barry Latham aud VIM 1hcm.'-
sop soldiers, were put in by order Of Asj Or Oris
void, Provost Marshal, as was also M. Sterne,
dassrter from ouc army since September. sterne.
after running away from ths army got ont Pfus.
slza papers under an assumed name. Thos kia-
ney, boy belonging u Co A, 7th N. u, and Jc-
sepn Daley, Go 18th La were put in last night
for drunkenness and disorderiy conduct and Az
itony Ryaa, of the steamer Richmond, as de-
sSrtsr
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Affairs at FrederiCksburR

FREDzRiCKsBuRG, Dse. Ca flag Of trues
Came over from ths Fedeta,s to-day. 1t was of no
Importance, and was in relation 10 ci;izens The
enemy crowded IL considerable numbers about :ha
foftifcstiNns. There were more CT them than
usual.
A frs broke out In Fredericksburg to-day, but
was extiEgu;shed withou. much damage
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Aeeilep " Gen BssK hc pub,:s will rsns.
to learn tAas Ma ar0eneAk1 1wss, now In this city
met with panfal aosId<uf ! 1sw days ance, which
may eon0nc him much iaaeer 10 his rocm taax
would otherwiss have b3sn tbs case. Willis pass
assaying the fssility With which he ecuid uss the
linsb-A portion Of which Wa lsst In the second
battle Of Mans0as --hs st1anhieA and fel the band
Asas gave way, and ths rsssntly Joined Gaps Of the
stump opersd. eanang nloet sesious wound Sur.
gical attendance was at hand and every effort
made To relieve the EuAAsss, ia whom the accident
Il IL believed. will not prove fatal
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FROM FREDERICKSBURG.

.,,h,ns hss transpired 70 disturb ths quiet which
nr.vas,ed Al Fredesickshurg sines tho with.
80 Of ,bs Federal forces. The enemy sesss
,.,. entirely forsAken that region. without lesv.
.,r pcstt,ve information A. to thei, destination
4 ~heressou's
g. nodesstand that since their evacuation large
.sss,T Of dead bodies Of 'h'is soldiers, killed In
y, .o,Ion Of the i3h, have been discovered in an
~ ,.e house near tbs town where they wer~
- by those entrusted with thsir burial ThIs
-, NJ aoubt deemed by the Iisiog u eonvsas.nt
lie Il in:oTment
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1.-TWO HOUSES AED LOA1 TCH SALR AT
a uGrION -.xNit IN scla On tka S;emkss2, on

rTxwo HOUSES And LOa>a 7CE sALs AT
AUCTION--Wiii DO solo, on the ssemssss, on
n. the framed .:nHElAEg gT snt LOT on cc.scord
street near tha coach shop Of to. Central A2iIoSt
company. The Lot fronts on NE west ai6s o.
the street So feet and ruas back to street Inc
At4 O'Clock viii be seid the briek 4 ENEtfieT
at the corner OF cath and ka-shsN strasts 40
Lot tronts on tho north aide u MsrsaGu street "a
feet. running bsek l5r feet The Home oas SIX
rooms together ~iih Kitchen aaa Stable. EoSsos-
Aion will be given In tea Gays hem ihe cay or
sale -.
TERMS --lae-taird cash; tie balance at a7d IL
mouths for pessasbie notes. nterss. sdded, SAL
Eeetorly secured The taxes snd Insurance 10; loo3
to bs paid by tbs purchaser
Jas H. TAYLOR & son,
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All the citizens conansd In tho Haahvils peulten-
tIsry. for political osncsa have besn released by
he FEDERAL military suthoritisa, to the Fsas dis
g,1,t OF Andy johnson. who u eaia to he on .
shnstr In ccnscquenos. This was due % The -
tIon of Cen, Hraee, who couAned the Yankee pris-
onere taken at naftsyils and ELSEWHERE n (aA IN.
III - dssaand upon RosseFans for " release Of
~ inpriSonsd elfssns Of Nashville va se0Dase
With.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
EICEMoSD, December 20

aoLpAsp BANK NOTES The rates Of premium
r,r,sn unehsnged snd there l., literally nothing
Aolns" We omit Q1otstions.
p1sps AND ST1CKs.-Tbis is the dallest period
=; :bs yesr in the stock msrke,. and /; WAS never
more !nsc.ise thsn a. ihe present tine. Prices
s-s 3onlnslly urchsnged. North Carolina bonds
,ra ar,asr. though there have bsen 10 GALES 70.
s.vsrsi dsya BelCre tho close Of the wsek The
Isausry dividends ~iil have been disbur ied, ard
r.. may iaan expect moro active dsmsad for
rocks
t,.luE2iEs : PRODuCE.--Ths markets g. the
,-es.s, t.4le develop nothing n9v III the course o.
I'D, Gad there ~ll be nothing of Interest to RS
p.yyl anti 81 .es Now Years. The transnctons in
.~assr.es s-e small witaou, aoy noticeable charge
I pre-. saf i: Is useless 10 .upegt quotaiions. FOR
srgcsry grades o Scssc the demand vii, doubtless
Keep ~ VEicss Jn'l the supply Can bs VASTLY In
.fesssi Aos ss ra'es high au,i the diff ,uties
It The say u transportation nsvs visible effect
~ ,hs Ia .rAs, iGera Il nothing Doing il wheat,
s7J he mills viii oct rssumo operations until sfter
70. close O.. the holidays Cora remains at S. Per
oashel wholesale prics and recent auction Sales in
IL rel: h5o~i2g country arc reported at sl5 per
tsrrsl The irsie In Leas Tobacco is temporarily
e.speaied Il Ia the opinion ,, veil informed msu
ISL business will open with reae.ai animation
e.rly in Jaccsry. + MauufactR-ei Tobacco .hets
IA sill considerable ACTIVITY We heAgd of { sals
Of $500 worth yesterday a: 81. ID 30 Sis. Bacon
. unchanged. Butter is sel;in. by tho Package at
81 25 for infe-ior, and o. so For gaja article Po.
,s.oss, Fluur, sud other articles OF genera con-
SUMPTION soutiaue at last rosatio-ls. Vsnijon L
ssliius 75 cents per lb, and country sausage III
The sans price. By the clcas % this 1eok i. is
Propossd TO present accurate list Of quotations.
% show the ruiiay prices .. the bagianing .; ,hs
yesr 1863
LIQUoR.-He notice a considerable advance in
Liquors, under the hands of spectators A prime
St!cle of Appls Brandy now commands go Per
gallon, with su advancing tendency; and Whizkey
ta5 to $50. 1t may BE- interesting to state hers
that the latest quotstions Of Whiskey In the Gin
sluas,i market il IS cents per gallon.
The following prices were obtained at the auc-
ion sale Ct Robinson, Adams & Co, yesterday
Three ply Carpe.ine % ? yard; Salad Oil g. 50 y
bottle, Black Thread 90 l2s Y 70; Ladies' Gsiters
"a SO = pair; Bleached Mu.iin el 80 to o.. As y
yard; Country Jeans q. 90 to s. l2 y yard; spool
Cotton - s7t p dozen; Brown Soap 20 to e23 cts;
Candles s2f to e5 Cts Allspice &c cts Soda g, Isl
Black Grain Pepper s. sai to e2-e5, Brown su
saI e.. to SO cts; Golden Syrup e6 10.
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u1A I'm 2OR sALE--Witi be sold privately, G
Fl, >sn FARM IL the upper end Of Henricn CO.,
con.nni us about lG3 acros, ore mile west Of Deep
Run Pap IS Church. about The ssnis distance south
of Short F Smp. ard IL miles west OF Richmond
sanarav !. own as tho ''s5tsnd SPRING p!a4ea, and
for aan,e ves. yas. occupied by Joseph Ellis The
,,aea II ,,rov .5tal for lis l. asthfu'Gess pure
tsr s,d e,sva.. sa1 airy position; nearly one ali
=, wi, ,rnsx., Of red aud white oak. There Ia 9
D.sli;,y ri fnnre rooms, q coed Kitobs1. Of two
ROM w;.b b,icE chimney and mall Corn House
GOD Jsydan 90 Vad tee place neray urde.
Substantial .sacng. lmmsaia'e possession siVsa
f's 'sIl IAs Tppyyi. Spyy'i IR f. SON. Richmond, Va
immediately sitter rs sa,a Of tue first toaned
tract adyert:sed bv 10, Ua a. hatoneson. AGa.E
will bs sold TIE above II sold privately before
the day Of saie .ow
de 81 j. - oOAt Aoets
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,,a,s b. JA,. y. TAYLOR 4 sen. Auo.a. de- 30

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A HOUsN
~ aud Lot on Valley CT l7si ssraet As simin.
e;.rssor Of George e. Rilng. decd Will proceed
y gel. tipon Che pis;ligsS. OF TUESDAY, TIE idth
siav OF January, 1863, commencing at o'eiceE T.
- p very desii ao,e frams houss and lot located at
ths arniilas o. i7ah Valisy street, sad nesr TO
t.,s s,ii disiisry u contains sIx good roems, aud
Ia In good seoair fho lot ID cE tho uaus s:xa Pcs
session will ba given mn.ec-ataiy.
TERMS --oue third casa tho balance at b aud IL
ascnths. for negotiable aoses, With interest added
and secured by trust aesd,
JOHN A.. ICTU4EsoN,
Late Sheriff OF Honrcc cocn:y, sad Ell such
Admir- Of Csorga Z. Riding, dec d.
o.1 I,u las TAYLOR i Eoa Auct5 ds 30
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,pvusr oraN ENROLLING orrorRR

The enrolling ofscer Of Esbert ecuaty, Ca, has
,s,n arrested and Imprisoned, by order Of Judge
gso,ass for couscribing aad sending 10 The camp
= iastroe,ion the man who WAN released by deci'
Inn q. Ja5ss Thomas writ of habsas corpus some
st.Aa
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Arraignment for Treason.

KNOXVILLE, Dec. 29--rhe Commissioners Court
Is trying for treason Butler, member of the Lssis
lsturc, aid a. D Smith. Great feeling ;s MAIL
tested
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.esiaR wsdgs OF dseuson. mean to slsw thees
traisarx Z, is accra end abho.fsuce of their eonn
trYusn." '''' "~""
he'hssks fhs hssa from su b q sourrs Il cGurse
10 n"t sn tfe any pessoi or asJ sceiety Ihe ab0ve
ssHae' t'e~sv,r sEo~s lssv yitiassJ ths taste Of
sienasc sudiehres' are ds!ightsd with, s... an.
paud e1"a stun, TIA puslic aaild Las become dc
essa,. very law indeed d--A.Smsta cAraaicle and
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Movements of the President
MOBILE, Dec. 3H.-Presidsai Davis sod Stat: az
rived here at 3 clock this afternoon
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EAAiLY SCHOOL FOB
YOUNG LADIES.

81 By LEWIS HYMAN,
4 large and entirely new assortment u the Tost
costly
JEW EI,EY
Ever offered In thia city, consisting Of aSndsOMe
Diamond, Pearl
Car5unce Coral and
Lava Sets.
lsrge lot Of ane
GOLD WATCHES
And in fact, the most
Complete Assortment.
or every class Of
10 the Southern Confedefaey, nt
90 MAIN STREET.
On hand large assortment OF
PUNE HiLVEkWARE,
Comprising
0oblets,
And general variety OF
SMALL ARrIOLN6,
Suitable for
de- 3o-9ts NEW YRARS PRHaEATs.
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IUST RECEIVED.
Sinner Rombaxine6

osT REVIEWED.
Super Bombaxinet; ,
+" Silk Warpklpaccas;
3a sud a all wool Black Muzllns;
Colered Herinoes aud 4uslins;
Black Kid Gloves Lace Ve;s;
i0O pieces Biack and White Prints,
100 Dark Prints;
100 Bleashed 6hirtings;
Huckabaok Diaper;
GA Black Grape, for Wells;
100 dozen Fine Combs;
50 Tooth Brushes;
yrish Linen. Gents md Ladies' Hdkfs;
800 pairs EOrocco and Oopgress 0aitern;
50 0lovsKid Gaiters best Shoe In the
20 bales shlrtings aad osnaburss;
For ss g.. snsy. 3. ALFRED iss sSIIEsos H.'n :,is..
II HATHER LIATHNR ii-SOLx AND UP-
1 PER LOO sides Russell; = few bundles OF
very superior Sole. Also, LAdies Saddles, bridles.
Martingaiss. Whips spurs. ETC.; douhis and single
Il srneM nne lot; Collars. Hamss, Blind Brides.
Inss, Roller Buckles Tracs Buckles, etc; for sale
by J. w. DENNIR 18Th It.,
d se-ss Bstwesn Main end Gary.
mo ON n Ke or oLAVno On TH1IR
A0EuTa-We take TIL 1sehoa a saying to
t6oss of wAen NJ hsso Mod na9E0ee the paa ye~,
ana unnn Whom ~ - unahoo - 0An, ~ hay
VIA fstryn Their Aan1s - ny q e1r furnaces. q
20 theee WoskA ws WIN allow tksntAs Aighs3 mAs.
let rates log msh hanA4 ~ engyinG yeaE.
j. = AuD19000 = 90
Ts:1ses !sea wssass 1lslaA D's' = Ma
Six 0G6576 6b51 763 DtA6k T1A-J.sl
~ rseetseA - e. 80 q less11rsee ssfoa a =
A1-lNe Os11ssee ~ - ~ -
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Oosrfswing.-The building called the Libby


Prison is literally overiowing with Ysnkess.--
Yesefday thoro were fourteen hcnaresi and usty IN
corRrsment with no immediate prospect Of an
abatement o! the nuisance Yha ozsa1s9 20 tbs
Government in supporting this large number Of
,lcnploGucing vassbonds is of. Course considera
BILE. Tie authorities would Ct course, gladly g.t
rid Ct them Il they could tie usual terms; bns
sincs the battle OF TrsdsriekEburg none OF their
prisoners who were brought to Richmond have
been sons for by them. NO boat has arrived a.
City Poict, and ihoaSL tbs Ahniit:G.ists were Pa.
rcled f,r q journey immediately On their arrival
here, they sti nn8sr NO doubt cursing the Confed-
crates for ths neEi,c: of ;helr cwn Government
In the Ci,y--Major Gen. Hood hes arrived ia
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From Chattansoga.--A Battle Mementarily
Expected.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 2JTheIe has been no
lighting at G;nfreestoro up to noon to-day. Both
armies are il line cf battle within Eaif Il n.le of
each ether. & baltic is momentsrliy expected.
nur trnnns era confident of Yicinrx
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a pMINISTRATOR'S sALE OF REAL ES-
"A TATE. Ten Negroes, snd other Personal
Property, AT ACTION As administrator CT JaO
Fpid, deed. shall rrooesd to ssl upon the pre-
misses. On MOEDAY, tbs l2sh day of January. 1863,
commencing st il O'Clock A. II In the following
order, the valuable rea, e.ta.e Gsd peisouel pro.
party, to wit
lst. The tract OF land On which tbs taId John
Ford resided on the Deep Run turnpike, In nsn-i
CO. about miles West 0: the city OF Richlaond. IL
contains abon. GO acres of land we'll improved 49,
The improvements consss of q comfortable ell.
ry oushou5es, together with excellent orchard oi
the choicest irnit tresa
I'd Another small tract, containing A acres OF
land near to the shove.
Sd. 4 tract Of lsnd on the Dsep Aun turnpike G
miles from the city, which there i3 ecmforta
be dwelling, containing fo1r good roon,s and the
usual cut -hcusea This tract win he sold ut a p
H.
After the sale Of the first named t,aos tssy co,a
msneing at - o'clock n will be sold TEN LIKE
LY NH0ROEs, consisting OF men, bcys ~obisI
and cbtcen
Also IA large lot of Household snd Kitchen Eur
niture
TERM3-Eor the rea. estate, one third cash; ths
balance at q aud IL months fer negotiable notes
with interert addsd aud secured by trust deeds;
5ssired the whole purchase money will be rece:v
sd For the slaves snd other personal p, cparty
CASH will hs Required.
JOHN A. HUTCHEsON,
Ia.e Sheriff Of isonrieo county, and as such
Admir- of John Ford, decd.
dali hy y.s u rAYIOR & Son Aucts de I'D
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AUCTION SALEB-..Rusays Oafe
kv JAsass N. TavlsS Z Aen, Auetloaesrs
E'ouR VALUABLE FARMS, IN THE COUNTY


j, OF NEW KENT, Foa saLx AT AUG.
11oH.--At .ta reqnes, Of ro.,s, b L.rrss.sp. Elu
10 viii sell on THURSDAY. tbs ash day ef ysnu-
sry, 1868. dhet being New ksnt Ls-lri day. al the
Cosr' N1tse. commencing d. l2 o'clock e., In the
following oEdsr, the very valuable zeal estate. 10
wit
l. The farm known a. M.RL HILL, In New
Kent county, two s,s9 q half niles from Tunsial =
Station, on the Eiehnaond aud York River Bail.
road snd two mes f.U.u TIE White House. the
former residence Of Mr. Christian, It contains 4CO
acres ef lsad OF which about cns half is cleares.
aud highly productive; the rem sr.or is f,esy.,-
wooded with pine. esk, DC, 6f original r,r6ut -
There is upan this rae. Of the finest mari
in The State The improvements consist OF large
and commccieus frame dwelling, together With ne.
gro quarters barns abies, Ice houses snd in fact
every clubhouse necessary upon snoh Al estate.
= The Conrt-Houa3 TRACT, containing from
seven - siSA. hundred seres TIVE a.ndgei ecrea Of
~hish are cleared sud highly improved; The bal
Is heavily wooded, sad upon vyhich ia n ,s-cs
qIsniity Of excellent timber. 1t ;ias within two
miles OF ths Cumberland and pazaunkoy rivers -
The improvements cousist ct the Tavern ss the
Coart House. which is avefy large and spacious
building together with suoshse dwelling % close
proximity, large kitchen s:se:as, &c.
3 MULLINS, coIta,laing $50 acres. l5o acres Of
which ara cleared tie balance is5eavily tin,bered
It ,ies.within four miles Of the Court House. The
improvements ere reIaassably good with every
necessary cut house, al: la good repair
4. The MILL TRACT, two and half miles from
the Codr.ilouEe. Il Contains 500 ceres ali heavily
- esrssss .=arins 10 inysss h sssssxs tSvp~r.y
are particularly rslussssA 80 exsmlne tts fcfeeo.
Ing, as 1t is very seldom that opportunity h pre-
sen.e1 n which many Inducements are offered.
Those wishing any particulars a. to the sale will
please address Mr. JoLn d. Christian, st Eew Kent
Court House. or ua, In Richmond
TERMS OF SALk.-Cns third cash; the balance at
and i2 months, for negotiable ..otea WITH interest
added snt secured by irus; deeds; or, Il desired,
the whole purchase money Will be- taken
II dNired the sboys can bo treated for privately.
JAS NJ. TAYLOR 81 SON, Auc,'rs.
d. ;7-2taH21 then dais
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EDUGATfpESL,

nXfoRD FEsALE COLLIGE.--rhe Twenty
~ fourth Session will commence the ,st
M.EDAY iu February 1858. and continue fve
months. For terms, &c apply 20
&c 30-5t* J. II. MILLS, Oxford N. @.
NNGLISH, CLASSICAL ARD MArKsMATI.
FLJAL SCHOOLS T. PENDLLTOE will re-
open bis SCHOOL. on Monday, the 5th Of January
1868 al the corner Of 4th and Byrd streets. Thank
fui for past patronage, he will every ex"-sion
10 improve those pus under his charge His former
pstfede. suc ctloss, eaa cOmmJ1icetes With hm be-
fo.e ihs 5.h ct Mfs, & @. PfHDLeTOSs, 4tt street,
betwssn Main and Franklin, or throrSh the Post
Office. de 22-GsA
EAniL1 SCHOOL FOB vor,,c r.n,rs
The Kslorams Family School, 81 suIton Va ,
will bs 70 opsned. fer session Of Ave months, on
Thursday, the 18th Of January next. Ror terms
and other particulars, sddrsss Mrs.. HANSON er
Miss SH RFFKY, Stsunton. de 22-l2t*
VTOUAL AND INsTRUMnNTAL INSTRUO.
TIOE-On the Harp Piano, Guitar, Singing,
Organ, and Musical Composition, &c.
PROP. DE CGEIEL having at present few
hours to EnarA will ha yfancAa - ooafsx with ss
may wish to secure hs professional services for
thorough course OF Instruction In any of the above
brsnche. Of Music. i lot Of New Music for sale.
Corner LIST and Grace ats. de- 1?-St'
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In the Ci,y--Major Gen. Hood hes arrived ia
this city from ths scene Of lis recent operations
near Fretle ericksbur8.
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+ lrrss, Of an Alleged Sstndis.-D Detectives Cap.
hart and Thomas q tis Eastsrn Military Staten,
arrested yesterday. hy oder Of Gen. Wipder, q
bogus Captain nemed Wm. Murphy, who Ia charged
with engaging IN the sahs.itute busness and swim.
ding, by receiving mem INTO company tbs. had
no existence, srd srxntinG Gischa<ges therefrou -
The cfdcerz fouad Murphy In front Of store on
l7th st, and arrested him. bot he a into the store,
the d,or Of which was sinssd BY two oroniss Muir.
phy then fed cut Of . resf door aEds took up the
railroad pursued By this efacefs who finally chased
him across Adanas's ysl.s:y, and eaptursd him hid
Bruces fTMcr resfden66 12sss ~4e<.-ss-4'ss KS
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Reieased.-Hsnry Marlborough, who was imprl.
soned several weeks since on suspicion Of being
an sccomplice Of J. r. Kirby, % a SPY, was on
yesterday released by order Of Gen Wlnder uncon.
ditonslly. Marlborough Is an Hnglishman by
birth, man Of pleasing address, and is Lisuten.
ant Ia the British Naval service. He was also q
Maiar under 0srib2ldi In Italy
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MEAT HRAH1D TbhEHkaS II OUx
~ Addition on the North dds Of DayaA -

N Additi0o. on tue Noftn noo Oh DGvas
S. .chn and st. s<ui streets. koA eAAas - 7
AUCTION will bs sciu ~ Hnsoou. % =.
ises O.. SATURDAY, the I'd .,,1 ~. 49, -
O'Clock !. n, the neat framed TkNn. ssnss..
as above. adjoining the property OF Mr..
Tyrse. containing five rooms, besides . Iital,e n
tanning two rooms together with wofkshon sn1s
stable. Water and kss =. he prsmieee, ma ~
House is IN good order, and well suited Tor usaIl
family. There is on the lot some good 1tuil tr0eo
and grape vines. Poassssion given LIT Estsuasy
next
TERMs--one-third cash; balance at 9 cd u
mouths, fer negotiable notes, interest add, peeD-
eEly secured The taAss for 1859 to b paid b ~
purchaser.
ds 2S aODDIN 4 AFpE2aoN. AsaAa.
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OF Drcad. hsswssn IN. tuA 0tA eepeea. M
SALE At TAUCTIOu.-WMbe b so1a . - -.
issk on MONDAY, JaneAry s 1es1 6 e61Dek
=. H., tha. very valuable LO4 a. q s0u1A Gooo(
OF the new Theatre, fronting ~ eas1 - rualn9
back abcnt $50 feet 70 alley. This 4 1noe1v ..
gsrdcd ss the most aluaole Lot now q ~ -.
ket.
TERxs - OnsthIrd cash; the balance q - 10
iaoptha, for negotiable notes with lntero0e 49,
and secured BY . trust deed
de 30 9ODDlM 4 APPn1S0H, Ausas
, 1862-05-27

under NY observation. M:u OF rc5r.ctabiliiy
und weult4 have visited the Federal sltps bJ
stealth, going off in the evening, when the
lsyee is uesuTt.G. Uniou ladies lave sent con-
gratulatD1y letters to the officers, and not un-
frequently We have seen them On the 1evce nt
ni.httall, slyly waving their haudherchiefs at
the officers on bord the Federal vessels.
Passing a1org the street, oBa- lis occasionally
greeted wi.ha smile Of friendliness;,. but Oft
tner the naughty curl Of the lip aud the fash
ing eye betray the malignant spirit which
rankles within.
The lady who should be seen conversing
with d Federal nf1icer wonld be tabooed In the
a1istocratic' circles of New Orleans, 'and the
man suspected Of; entertaining Onion senti-
ments is looked upon with suspicion. and
hunted by the blood-hounds Of the rebellion.
While Unionfsm rests under this ban, the
manifestation of disloya1ty is open, bold and
defiant We sec and hear 1t everywhere. Efe-
santly dressed Indies staild on the 1eyee as we
pass in boats, and cover their finely chiaeled
features with their hands, looking at us
through their delicatc and gem-bedecked In
gers. One draws her veil over her face in to-
Ken OF her deep mourning, whose brother,
perhaps, has fallen victim to Federal bullets
in an unfoly cause, turns her back upon you
till 5ou have passed, when, womanly curiosity
overcoming her anger, she glances over hel
shoulder to get q sight Of q real ?" live Van
kec.'' AL arc bitter and crest-fallen, ant
months OF Federal rule, stern, yet mild, mus
e1apee before the Union sentiment will dcYelot
itself to any great extent in this city.