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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-12

siad'es Tie iOiio~sns ssryTescs sad dssi::bIs
4ocd,, viz:
Is do % Back and White Prints
4 do - and A Black Inglish Grapes
10 DO Gao pieces) Haak Lustrss aud Alpacas
3 do (ltO rieceO Debsges aud Atlsntas
6 do Hra alisn Pins
900 lbs hest English Ssoe Threal
]S lbs Bus aud " Patent Thread
go duzsn Goats 3, Ermsn's, xnd Brooks's 500
yard Spool Cotton
1000 gross b ask aud White Suspender Battons
20 pieces Irish Linens and Hollands
63 do fine PRINTED CxmbrIcs
g. do elegant Printed Jaconets
Al do Back and White and Fancy Aasins
80 do Kngtish Printed Delainas
7 do extra hne Scarlet Flannel
90 II bas. Needles
7an dozen Meddsr Cotton Hdkfs
l40 do Rabber Combs. sseortsd
1s2 lbs eevicg Twirr
so ba best Blue Servings
SO dozen Back I.ace Falls
26 gross Closing Thread and Hee! Ball
90 do Psari Shirt Butsans, &C
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
2s2 dozen Pen and Picket Kuives
IA do Table Knives and Forks
~ do Butcher Koivss
co do Table aud Dessert Knives
s8 do German Silver Forks
g5 do scis ors, assorted
~ u Co Table spoons
144 do Tea do
24O do Britannia Tea. Muasard. aad Salt
M do Alba.a Tea and Table Spoons
a5 pieces Girth Web
3 cases Cotton Cards
So Casteel II and Saws
IL assorted Dash Boxes
"a grass Csrpenters' Piucers
% dezsn shaving Brushes and Boxes
do Razor Straps
do Etselframs 6pec.acles
d, Powder F,asks Pouches. and Belts
a. btx1 Cleaners Soap
% Bride Bits
as dez Sheath Knives
81 dox Ohiaa Mesrsohaum, and Briarwood
Pipes. &c.
STATIONERY,
ei0 rsans News and p.tn,iug PAPER
.93 do extra folio Letter and Gap Paper
SOC do KGnk Note Paper
81 do Copying and B,otting PApss
laO Commercial Envelopes
l3G packs Highland Sad AOgui Paying Cards
&c! gross iilaps Steel Pens
- gross Psnholdars
y COZ Bristol aad fne Gard Bosrds
l8 gsoas Arm Id q Ink Powie
doz Pocket 3ooEs. &c.
D1UuS AND kEpIOIHRs.
kegs uhiorats OF Potash
| cssk sulpaats MssnsIis
$50 OF ooinius
80 OF MuEiste af HcrpAtne
81 !hs Htit'ata OF Silver
10 liz JAiep
G0 los Powdered Rhusarb
SO lbs Puiv Iisean
9 los Isd,d, cf Po.ssh
q; lhs Iincturs of opiun
"a lbs Pai7 Turkey Op.um
s.: los Extract ct Uoloeynth
81 los pure Onloroform
Blus Mass
oaaes Castor Oh
case TAItatlS Aaid
5000 lbs Extract Of Lco~Hd
% kegs 81 Ca,L sods
q Ia CT Oiatmont.
C0F7EE ARD SUNDRiha.
lU7 bags prime Javs Coffee
80 dos IA English Mustard
5is French aud English Caliskins
The goods viii be exhibited on the several a ,ors
OF our " wsrehouss. And vii! Ls ready for examins.
sio1 ON the day bsfo:a ihe sals The goods wi! 20
sold IN tha following oiasr, w:
Dry Goo6s
Hardware snd Gn.lssy.
E!a.ionery,
D.ues and Medicines.
Duo notes will be givsu Of tho hour At wciCh
thu Coffee will bs SOLD.
Il ths sale Is no! completed on Wednesday. II
will be continued On Thu.aiay.
mh II KENT, PAINE l. 90. Aucts.
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From, Charlesssu.

CHARLgsTor. Asrsh 1-Au quiet. The city
Il fall Of rumors Of IN impsndhs attack, bus
nothlag authentic.
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rL,31 WHITE EULPHUR SPaInGs,
l. IL ~ (freertbrisr, Virginia.

Ar dysa.sd ky tho white suiphar Springs
Company 10 offer this great property Tor sais.
The surveys embrace some ten thousand arres Of
land. r,7ch Of It rica. sxa0is and productive.
TIE snldings for tho sseomu odAsloe Of visitors
are numerous extensive. and costly, CHE Iysssnt
company having expended mere than tAres hun
dfsd thousand dollars In ths imsxS sa,uept OF .hs
properly since 1857 and slsAsaSA af capacity for
rnaaI. nss,y two noH.; :ss. s3:Y hsys proved
Tas Sssers have . werld- wide fepataticn and
the SPRING. arc ine1haushbis-ths ~ Aic foantean
alone aiSchsfsing more han Sorty sa.loEs minute
quantity, guai;sy. and tsmpseatars unaasctsd b.
snaS.sh ssasoos. OF hy rat2s a. drought. Aowsvcs
Tie extensive saas s,ssssaa vallsy In which the
Hprirgf s:s hSAdnUs ere hltuatsd b strikAnsiy
" natHrcs own hand, 10 ever shaded b. the grand
otaoaks Of eenturies growth, and the surrona aug
country OF mountains ana valleys 4 rAsssrssque
and lovely, aiofdins walks ssa &iCss o. varied
e :aadsl:a:iy ino-5 1Aaa lie vss =. : ovss ps J. Z
sort saf - ShoIs s.usSssn 6oadsssrss1, scd 10
.sgpestnnisy equal 70 that aes.Aea n IL sale Of
ard pfeduesivs. ca - found within 10 Malts.
For fnrtsse information apply 10 4. Naury,
1lGswen4 Or to tAs suhasEihos. at tAs WAite a..
PAw spdn% aFsaasrsss :sSes.; v..i.,a
uph a-di3aWN w2ss
NorIU1 20 ANY ON1 WisaIa0 70 INV
IN 4 FAM, Ian miles ffum tho eitv al Is.A.
Nca1 .-1ss undsrsigasd has Two Funs - ~
~ eathsr. hach .asa has GOD dWeInSc feass
@ .s:.s s.. 3,,.. 1:' North Sssis. :, S.s e. 9 Y.
isiai.1 ra:,.s~s IS: = sssls s s ess:s; ~ =:
san,1rato tn uleAnoo1 - I1o1aeiSI =
~ 4 Sss : ~ ~ - - - - Aaz - ~.
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AUCrlUN .Aa.r--evswe wey.,


r AE0E AND AfT1AC9IvD 0Ak1 oy DnY
IL GOODS, DOOTe AND SHOES, uCflOoo,
FA1GY GOODS Ac.-oa TAlDAY HOAAIu0.
70: = h5use 6ecSs ss.. w.I u = ss1 ss
DRY GOODS, BOOTS Cd Shoes,
N0TIOuA. 1AM0y 00ODo. Ae.
ass. aasrs which win y ''saA 'A' '''''"'as f'''A
Light Prints
Alpscaa Ohallleo
Plain Swiss and Figured 1nl1lns
Gca1lst and Waite 11annoh
Blsached Oottons. Brown 0A1gtAG
Linen Oambris Hskh. Ihss usD6ias
white Cotton Hose end Hall Aoss
rI.x Thread. s.sp.aS;n 49, ~
horn Fine 0omha
Tooth Bsu<hss, Pm
Lsd.es' + -6esa oilk Gloves
Hnvelcpss, Farsy ssass
Note and Letter poDoe
Pipes. Pocket Knives
Table Gallery
An invoice CT
Fve4h Boots and 0hoss
Fioe Ecfs vrsnch Hats
Togs her with n.ny other scarce and desirable
Psstiss wishtus to contribute % The sAove eale
are eqnsated 10 fecd in their enode pro0ntiv
NH il-,ds suMuEe = A1n&fa, Essta.
Az oorOs ASo~A0o 4sos93SoS OA1QO0 - O0UxIO0D
Caters
500 lbs Flax Thread
-ALsOy-
IS, gallons very superior o!d Rye WAisksy. In
$50 g.ioS, vsfy superior old Apple brandy. in
80 Kegs Bi Oarb 6ods
$50 boxes Concentrated Lys
toxes Ors0ges
l box Lemons
! case genuine old CASTLE soar
loo Wheeier Wilson'S Sewing Machine
Heedles
"a genuine Aesrschsum Pipes, CT beautiful
designs and finish, many Of them richly
ever mounted.
Nh, attention Of the trade h called u the sboye
invoice Of Pipes which VIII b sold at o'ciock
The sale will commence at 10 ocloek with the
Liquors and Groceries Astsr Wh .ch, say st lOA
o'clock. the hata. Boots, aud khoso. ths Dsy
Goods will bs sold at - O'Clock.
mhI2 SUHnlR L AlENYe, Auct'ss.
ExTEnsIvB And PARHNPFOnY srook
II sAkn OF CLOTHING AND VALUABLN
UssDAY, the .7th inst eon.asaslne q 10 oclk.
~ the store OF Aessra 1sfeuse L Co, corner Of
Main and 18Th sts, (wbo have dstsrminsd 70 eloss
their present hnainsssD We shaI ssll q sueiIon,
without reserve. their entire large and valuable
stock Of Clothing gents Furnishing an1 Military
Goods O. mp'i.i one Of the largest and best a.
sorted stocks Of Goods to bs found n the Oonfsde-
rAcy. We name In part
1000 black Cloth Dress and Eroek Oats
Fancy and Plain Business Costs
Pilot, Beaver ana Military Oveeooats
Military Jackets
Boys Goats and jackets
Rubber Overcoats
loco pa!rs Pants, coosstins Il rents haoy snd
plain black o., <msre
Military Pants large aasortmsnt
6atinst LIS boys Pau.s
10 black Cloth. ailk, Velvet ana Fancy CAasi.
mere Vests
White Liner- Bosom Shirts
Fancy FLANNEL Overahirts
Msriao Drawers and Undoeuhirts
Woolen and Cotton Socks
SILK HdA n, Cotton Hikh
Buck 0auntlets
Su penders, Umbrsllas
Together with large and attractive stock of Fancy
Goods.
-ALgO-
l Hstilpes PRtent Fire and PurRlar. Proof
Safe. 10 good order
Ias sale VIII commence with The Olotkius pupc
tu..'y 1t 10 o'clock.
go pas'pons.nsn! On account Of weather.
TEkns Cash.
Sale to hs ooLlaetsj BY
a.h IL SUMNER 4 AREQ3n Anats
]" Pets-Aba-g Express please COPY and ssad
bill to the >nct,onssrs.
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by Dnnisp, Nlencnre q 90, Aacts.

fIHOIOE OLD WINES FOB 6ALR AT AUO.
~ TION -On TUESDAY the I7,h inst com.
mencing at O'Clock will sell, ut our Office part
of the cellar OF Wine Ct UoTbin Warwick, zsa--
Tbs stock includes MADEIRA, Sbsrrg, fort and
Z,nta Madeira. or Priest Wine .fspt rtsd and bot.
tied by Mr. Warwick In .hs years 1928, $780, 1872
and 1884
,iussioe Marshslls Madeira Wins
ALSO Choice old LONDON Deck RsAaa5, vint.
age 164l.
TRNM5-Oagh
Gale w..Luat 70 ard To weather.
Ath 10 riINltjP MGUf,upH 4 Il M Aacta
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TXTIEsIvB AND YlRHMPfoRY EALA
u By CATALOGUE, Ov RRAeH iHPOkfHO
bRY GOODS. STATIC merry DRUGS AND
NlDI0INES, HARDWARa, CUTLERY, AND
COFFEE, At AUOTIoN.--Ou WADuHSDAY,
the 18Th instant, a. oar Warshe CON maneing at
10 o'clock va will sci. BY catalogue without -.
serve. about eO) packages of fresh imported
DRY GOODS.
HAkDWARE,
CUTLERY,
STATIONERY.
DRUGS,
AxDIClQKS,
and COFYKN,
lust recSived per steamers -, from Nassau, In.
eludtus the following very srearcs and desissbls
min
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Trial fer AAM dor and TssaspN The teial os 4.
O Wsesser, CAPTAIN under the bogus Ptaepoint
GoverpmsSs was commsnesd yesterday bsfoss the
court Asfiial Webster L charged With shs I'm.
prov ksd murder Of Capt. eimpsoa, OOnfedasats
oltesr, h fanq1ieT county, and With tsssscn
against the 0ovsrnmsnt ! ns evidence = .:ts =
Be very strong sssinst the dsSsndset .
Presentation .-yos:sraay altsrnedu ~ khsems
dndss Ct Ne kfovest 4asnAal'e oAaee Weee eoseea.
~ reaisys1 by The pressntAsisn - najsg oetwel0,
81 h.s o6lsArS ana s0v1cysss. of . kaadeeaS On.
6odssate eaisbsm. somplets. ~ peassl Ssstoa W.
no1s by 0aoA J. y. 0lisWeld, d beAalf q ~ q.
narA aD1 0es1 AaSpily raGDsAded 10 - Mo1oe
sessg = - eden ss sssvsA AanAak
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LHOR SALA-A- -U1kXIAOI AID HA SNDSS,
e A new sixssN fslaily Carriage and Arst rate
Harnssa Msds by King TO order and never Used
. do&sn times (woud make No hack } s,r sale
privately until saturday; when, IL net previously
seld IL will be offered a. auetlon st the ho-ss on
Council Chamber Hin Apply 20 O)CK,
Auc.r. or 70 II Aacksr2is, Gt ths Lopiaisaa d..
p,t. nsr ol Wall ard Franklin street..
Yah iv--tl
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Yer unresssn, sad dsns-rous disssses. use
wi.ci las received tSe Enforcement 9: tn. mos.
P,sM:se:. 1890 .s a o. ,.,t.,
Iatias from diseases aad aaase OF shs Cdnarysr
hes.s: sud Physical Depression.
m petermnirs.ion of Blood to the Heed.
Confused Idess>
Genst.l I,;I,.Sli.r,
Rss.leeeness and s,eeplesscsss a. Might,
Lose. Of Appetite.
Emscis lion.
Disor nization or Paralysis
ofths orssns of Hsnerstisn,
iff sa ia 81 s1ssm Of
10 AZ To- ;sr Helm Sc. g. ~ Ts az no other
Cares Guaranteed.
See advertise nient in another column. js4s~
:, s.HsxA1oxarea GAN sa cgExD:1jDr H.. Kandt
b. Il ses are aSy magical sks
ms Pes boz ing so ia0i ),
nsr nth street and Pa; assaue' Hseainston, and
SEcHEr DISEASES.
eaeetusl remsdyoind sed the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
ana recent cases In tWenty.fonc hours. NO N 0er-
81, no balsam, NO mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be exposed Male pack
ages, So; female, IS.
SauayiiGa' Roet and Hssb Jniees--A positive
and permenent cure for Syphilis Scrofuia. Users,
Sores Spots, letters, sc. Price 81, or six bottles
for S6 sold by 6. O. Ford. See advertisement. ms
Dr.. puPoNT's suEar-coated Female Regulating
Pills are tho esss beN ia They operate pssdtts
and sEec.s4sly and being SrgaT eossed Greats
see upon the most delicate stomach. trisl Of
these Pills will PROVE their .srs,ie,ts eo 81 sthe.s
street and Pa. svsnue, Washington. knd Henry
Cook, Alexandris ja6-ly
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DEB,

snddenly, on the 22d instant, HENRY DAVIS,
in the 62d year of his age.
June 92d, ELLEN MAGGIE aged one year aud
Ave months, daughter o. Thomas and Elizabeth
Mseee
Her funeral will take place tomorrow, at 3
O'Clock, from their res4enco on K, between 2ist
and I'D streets, First Ward.
On Tuesday, the SD inFtant. at 10 O'Clock =. m .
sthN TURNER. in the tn year of his sge.
His funeral will take placs to- morrow. the 2tth
instant. the retdence Of hs SON. law Ri chard
Kelly. on II street north. b. tween I'd ana Sd east
At 10 clock al m. His relatives and friends are
invited tx attend.
In Georgetown. on Monday ayenins, ed instant,
MAR1 ARET L.. wife ut J. q Adams. and eldest
daughter of The late i. P Moore.
her funeral will take Place at II q. m. to NOR
18th
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MARRIED.

On the ID of June. Miss ELLA erosion to
ATKINS LAWRENCE, by the Rev. Mr.. Brown.
On tEs 18th IL slant, WILLIAM WESLEY to
Miss LOUIsA ROSS. both OF this city.
In Georgetown, Tuesday, the 18th instant, by
tie Rev. Mr.. Rease, EDM UND CAMMACK. il.
of Gecrge toWn, to Miss CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA
kEWCUME OF Virginia.
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AUCTION SALR


xtx4S AE1kAuO0N AND I0.N0AROw
~ BoSf3 & GRIBvIrH. Aueso,eer,.
SCHOCNlR MARTHA, 81 ioHs Ri-RruEN
- AT PusLIc ArcfIeS.-on TUESDAY AFrER,
noon, ems I'D g. o'clock Ne shsli sci, for &C
count Of whom it may concern tho schooner
Martha, 81 tons burthen. dying AZ Riley's wharf,
feot OF lith street. Sails, Rigeins. all CON,
piete and Ia perfect order. saie positive
). SO loaron i sosrza GRIFFITH. auct..
ByI McaUIRE& CO.. Auet,oaesr..
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING Lots AP
PrsLIo sALE.-Op TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Jun sSd, Ct stock on the misses: 60 ,lrencins
With she first nemea, We bali SELL the GLOWING
valuable and de- sirabie building locations, VIZ:
Lot g. in Square sS fronting g feet III inches
north M. between 9th and 10Th streets west, and
running back I'D Re 4 TO pnbua alley.
Lot % same 6ausre. fronting 81 feet 2inches on
and running back iss feet Inches 10 20 Zoe
East part Of Lot - sqaare sl4, fronting on north
NJ street between All and 9Th streets west, and
running baea lSs feet inches to a % foot alley.
Terms: Ore third cash the renal ader in six
and twelve months, With interest, secured By deed
o; trust OF the premises.
Az eonva, aneing ut cost of purchaser.
j- I'D j. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
A ssISTANr QUARTBRHAsrER's DsPor.)
"A Corsss Of u cad SD streefs, ,
WASHING FoS. June s, SSs.S
VIII be sold at auction. ON WEDH EsDAi, the
2sh June inst snt at the Corrsl ~ Observ atory
lot of condemned Horses and Mules the proper
~ OF the United States
Terms cash in Government funds.
coo = '''''1'A'' = = o. IL. TohpKINs,
je lid Captain A. u N Z. 8 A.
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PRNEsyLvAHIANs ATTkNTIoS-The first
annual meeting Of the Pennsylvania Soldiers
Relief Association will be held this evening at
ths soldiers free library and reading rooms.
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MASONIC FEsTIyAL,.

MASONIC FESTIVAL
The members of Union Lodge, II. D., +. A.
H. OF Alexandria, Va, will celebrate the an
niversary OF ST. john the Baptist, by process
sion through the principal streets OF the city of
Alexandria, on Wednesday, the 9th instant
leaving the Lodge room on Cameron street
between Fairfax and Royal streets, at IL
O'Clock m. precisely. After the procession,
the afternoon will be spent in the pleasure
grounds OF Yeates Garden, where 4 COLLATION.
Will be in readiness.
The fraternity In the District Of Coiumbia
are respectfully invited.
]. TAeEY, Secretary.
+. II. WEYMOUTH, W. NJ.
Tickets may be obtained ut the Lodge room
frcn 10 II O'Clock a. N.
TO Arms. To Aaxs.-Ths Citizen Soldier will
find . more deadly foe IN tie brackish muddy
water spd damp night air then in the most deter
ana strengthen the stom sch and bowels That the
soidier can erdnre tSese hardships and still be
strong and healthy. Only fs cents per Box. go
HAvs roy DISCOVERED the important fact that
Four-and = half street il the right place to buy
:e,s 81, +; M Il o. 90 .as see for Ssar''i ~ ss
MIpscNxER MsLoDY
'Twas . nj ht in the dog days,
And all through the house
Night proriers were sirrin.v
Fleas. bed bug and nouss.
The children, uneasy.
Sauirmed this way and bat
The bed bugs preferred thea,
Because they were fat.
But A. dam each insect
Lyons death powder feal
And the rats and the mice, too,
suceumbed to his Pill.
Lyons Powder will kill all insects. Lyons Mag
netie Pills axe sars death To rats and mice. Sold
everywhere.
hn-sv DlsE.s 3. BAasYs 4 Co.. se~ York.
CBIRoPoDy. There is NO part OF the human
tfans whose condition has more &c auehce on our
comfort or d; soomfsrt. which requires more care
eDd attention than the feet. An 6ceAsionai call
upon the ski4ful cAiropoaist ID indispensabls and
We know OF none more competent than Dr WHITE:
now located Of aga Penn. avenue, between and
and Vicinity te@tts With gratitude 70 bis ao,ess
and other disorders Of the feet. Dr.. W lite makes
Oh iroD ody speciality. xou sure to get relief
without eKpetieneua pals. ONCE open from ..
n. 10 .. N. Ne charge TOR consultations. 10 II
ksSrissMs, % as FsytA asd Wssi.-fwo rsins lsAvS
Nv fare and sure connections. eeldiess Tickets sold
E.ugsh &C Govsramsat rAtss. ypf tickets aad flr.
tAsE fnfernaa:sD e1s!y o tAA oMoe ef 0rsst PsDs.
sxsaae ard 0ixsA st., washington 0f1ss sysa ffSm
! O IN s'.s 10, nv81oa. &Gna y
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CRIMINAL COURT, judge Enthusiastically.
" n. Birel, indicted for bastardy, was found
guilty, and his counsel, MIR. Wharton, entered
motion in arrest of Judgment, and also move ed
a new trial.
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CHARGE OF LARCENY.-On Saturday after
noon, Officer Beali, or the Sixth Ward, arrest
ed John TWreker, a farmer. on the charge OF
the larceny OF holsters, pillows, sheets, and a
bedstead, belonging TO Il Mrs. Baker, and he
was taken before Justice Giberson, when he
proved that ne had purchased the goods at
public sale, and was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-23

FIRE DKPAETHEST.-Ata meeting OF the Fire
department, held las cyeningin the hall OF the
Perseverance, il was resolved by vote of six
10 TWO not to participate in the celebration OF
the approaching Fourth. The companies So
ting in the affirmative were the Perseverance
and Americas Hook sud Ladder. The reason
assigned for this action is 4 lack OF time FOR
preparation.
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By. Mcguire & 90 .Auetioneera.
RYJ-C. hc0 UIRR ( co, Auctioaeers

TJ,RUSTER,s SALE OF SMALL DWELLING
Il HGyEE AST LOT on 18th STEEET wESF, sE
g~ssE 3 AN u STREETS sorTB.-Un Tt BsDAY
AFTERkOuE- June 1tn, st q O'Clock. on tao
premise oy virtue of deed of trust, dated octo
Der I'd IT, sui recorded in Liber W 3. nc. ~.
Sciies $40 ct sec OF she land rscnrds for Wash
ir.tcH. county. J. G shall sell part Of lot 10.
IS, squers 81. fronting fourteen feet ten inches
on i<sa s.ree., between south b and streets, ANA
running tack one hundred f.et. t"Sethsr with tina
III p-oYeU apts. consisting OF q two stsry Brick
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CIVILIAN PEfsDNEEs.-A number af civilian
prisoners were brought to the city yesterday
afternoon aEu committed 10 the Old Capitol
prison. They had been in custody near the
headquarters OF the Army of the Potomac, w hen
at Falmouth, and for several days have been
lying n AleXandria on board of prison ves-
sci. Among thea is Dir. James Coulter, said
to be from Baltimore, who, with others, was
taken by kilpatrick's cavalry In passing
through the lower counties OF Virginia
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BROKE JAIL.-Night before last the laii of
Prince Georges county was broke, and four
teen colored persons (eight women and six
Nen) escaped. They sawed of the bars in front
OF their windows, through which they ESCAPED
The most Of them were confined for various
criminal offences, and a few of them were fu-
2irives from labor, awaiting the orders OF their
masters. As soon o. the escape was known,
measures were taken Tor their recapture, and
Yesterday several officers arrived here on the
lookout for them.
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BAYoEETED BY \ BGoTHER.-I4ast week
TWO brothers-Frank Cant, corporal, and Vim
Cant, drummeT--attach he'd to the First District
colored regiment, came 10 the city OH leave,
at the expiration or which the corporal re-
turned but the drummer refused. Ordinary
persuasion taihnic TO induce him 20 return, his
brother. the corporal, was sent, with two men,
TO take him. They went TO his mothers hon az
III the alley set,tcen Ninth and Tenth and I.
and Nj streets, aud found him. He was obsti-
nate and refused to 60, and the men approach
ing TO take him, be seized an axe to resist and
vas bayoneted by Ills brother the bayonet en-
tering his stomach, InfIcting deep aud dan
gercus wound, tro.i which he is, however, re-
covering.
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of Little Folly Island. They appeared to have
only one piece of artillery on Little Folly-a long
range gun which they carried off with them.
We learn that they still occasionally in plunder-
ing from the cargo of the Ruby. Some Of our
own men who attempted to visit the steamer Sat-
urday night were greeted with volley of mus
kerry from number Of Yankees on board, sup
posed to be about one hundred and fifty. Our
men being unarmed, returned without injury to
their camp.-Char. Cour.
A Cincinnati despatch of the 10th, says Cartet's
forces crossed the Cumberland on the 9th, drove
Pegram from Monticello and were pursuing the
rebels, having captured a number Of prisoners
and horses without loss.
This paper also contains an account, from spe-
cial correspondent, of Federal Cavalry attack at
Brandy Station, miles from Culpepper, on the
Rappahannock, in which it says Gen. Stuart was
for the fourth time surprised and driven with
great loss to Stevensburg. There the Federals
learned of reinforcements and returned. The
paper in an editorial, censures Gen. Stuart very
severely. Col Williams of the ID S. c., Capt.
Farley of Stuart's staff, and Capt. Jones Of the
lst S. c., were killed, the last by prisoner he
had taken. Gen. W. H. F. Lee received flesh
wound in the thigh l5OFederals were taken pris-
cners, and three rifle guns were captured.