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DENTISTRY.
D y N T I Q + B Y

d Dskf IsfR1 q
WILD Gall at GAG Pa. avenue. between $3.50
i:sh and 18th sts and examine DR.. L4WIBS New
Method Of inserting Teeth. To do % n 70 be con
vineed of to superiority all methods hereto
fore used AE-3, Teeth Extracted without pain,
when desifed. Terms moderate. d. G.-lm
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u HAS RR-0pENBD HIS OFFICE
AT HaE OLD STAND.

NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cHEe elastic BONE
~ TEETn
WITHOUT METAL PLATE on CLASPS.
DR. 9. B, sIGBSMOND.
Mo Broadscay, Nstc Yorks260 Peaasytcanao 40
esxs, bs,scsta l3tk asd lSfk SIS, WasAiRstos,
Gala the attention or the pnhic to the following
stvsntaSas of his i'm proved system:
l. The Teeth OF his manufacture wiu ySv&Qu4
never C. PSods change color ~ any >AAD
seids being fourth Ia lighter than any other:
3. No teeth or roots need be extrated, a. ths
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
10 ache.
= No Temporary teeth are needed. - permanent
ones can he made Immediately, thereby preserving
ths nssur. e.goession Of 81: fsoe which under the
g. This work has been fully testea over i've
years by many OF the 6rst chemists aud phys
Of this country.
Dr.. 8. has also invented . white undsstruetiye
metal SLING, With which tho most sensitive teeth
san he aliep without pain, and can build ub per-
feet sound tocth on any side roots. hich viii last
throu Oh lifetetiIns.
The best Of references siven-Dr v. Mott; DR..
Dorrmus, Professor of Chemistry, n. L; Hon,
Judge Wsyne, of the Supreme Court OF Washing.
ton and tbsusands OF ether.
Gall and examine TOR yourself no F6n
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THIS Is To GlEEN0TICE. That tn subse ribsr
hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County. in the District of Coumbia.
letters testams Dtsry on the personal estate of
fufsDa Msy6eld, late Of Washington comfy. de-
Ceased sn persons having claims against the sail
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the sams
with tie vouchers Thereof 10 the sukscri Der on or
before the tenth day u January next; they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefits Of
the rsid estate.
Given under my hand this tenth day If January.
2 e3, Liza Io'Iawsw,l X X MhYFIEI.D
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ToPHAhpsR ru1rx
TRUNK MANUFaOroRY
Is9 szvrxrH sr., wAsHIsGros. ID. o.

ToRHAxFFR PREMIUM
TRUNK MANUFaoroBY
lss szvrsIz Dr., WAsHisGros. d. o.
Silver Medal awarded By M.ryl.na Institute off,
Also h'a. y sshisss!4.sbD esssssR' Institute
-pI am constantly ma king and slwayr-
1X have on hand, Of the best ma 6316
Pin. SOLE sf!i fkss sISHi fks'efi''s0n Of
iA'i L s6Has' DRESS,
w00P pR eSki "a TRUNK.
'111''1osShss SssS TSSs II BAGS,
x.u,.r, ., AZ Low pRIGs y.,. -, ,,...
siAn,ins my stock before purchasing slss1ksss
Trunk. that sfs Taes In SthsR ssiss,
TRUNKS COVERED and REPAIRED at .Aors
a4' a'0rs''0"n and Ai'': saaiE;s 8. rornAs.
INTERESTING FOR LADIES.
We have again redussd the prices Of large stock
Of handsome Dress woods to IS cents Per yard,
Also, &ooien Hosiery, Glovas, Morinoss. shawls,
cloaks, Embroideriss, &C., viii be sold ~ reiuced
- Our stock Of Ladies' and Children Dress and
ali new made and fresh So9ss q eur Sss man
ufAe'ars Mark. t,.se Re. 7s .ns sts s..
desl und,r the Avenue House.
To HOTELS, eRSosks sEsrAURAsrs. PHI.
vATz FAMILIES. &c.
ras Subscribers have rust received /. fresh ship
so CASES Ut. JUII TIL N AND rroRK.o
which the, oisr 10. 81. Il Ne. yor, prices
Also, they have constantly on hand
a Large asd Well SsiAcssd S:ocL Of
Choice BRANDIEs,
SIS siE s sSESh.r Sd IRISH
sssaIsH sTb & sc q iSHoi SfE ssFaa
L0kDQN AND Do BLIN PORTERs,
a aAaEisA G PifStHkIIihs, sAuoEs.
0HILI0N, CHEDDkR and ENGLISH DAIRY
a RDIk Es. KEmPs HKRaXTIOALLYS lALHp
vRS siSoRRs GERMAN and ENGLISH ooRp1..s
oof J5aEs S5s sstTz 49, kkIssENaEN and ING:
sSN. SovSd EiseH TEAS, ' M
win N '.'iI;i;s i'; sE5sfk Il
BININoER & CO.,
sr.nes-a,s ps s: .1saas, os gS
- !an received : mali lot Il oMssr'' fssao,
~4 CHARLES 5. FOwLRR & CO, :.
III IMPORTERS, HM
wHoLEsALR AND RErAIL 81
. INA, GLASS pz ANb AEskfsrHEs WARE:
sS ss!.; s:.s. sissSi Ss,:s,.
2iOe Or IN, n,hn, &C. LansA1ns. &C., &e,
n s-scnS Sos odd Fellows Hsm 9TH a..
MAchtESsffsSTTs or !. ALL .xINps.
}. RARTHO.ow.
dsoim a5s Seventh St, bet. Pa. av. and Canal.
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M A z Z ZOE.

In eonsequsnce OF the lowness OF the v.t., IA -.
eenHra Reservoir II will be necessary uulsss g-ast
ecoaoiy OF water IL Practical, for the Governmsnt
soon 10 smut on the supply to citizens ertirsix
Al persons are, therefore, for biddes 10 as. tn :.
nYdrsnts on Pfpnsylvsnis avenue. on ANY streets
Rr avenues under the care and supervision ~ ths
commissioner az Public Buildings for wAtsrin thu
whatever. S"e burposs
- And all persons using the water arc uyx,r,,x ~,
scateo TO be - economical In its use as possi bis
a.. b. b. FRENCH
~ Commissioner OF Public Puiisinss
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" y.
LAY And STRAW CUTTERS,
III SLABLE EoRKS,
s 81 s ssSSS$$ shEs,
s 4zffE H h1ST$kSs,
s s s99z$ts eo odlks'
kkk xGTfk sa,H4lys.
SE s Es!S,HESsazs:
skSiMNsGt ETxEEs.
f ES$E5EEE mi MIt II h5FSSsr
ard II 81 fbLE hAk aS q 81 st lowest prices.
dgo-im aas Seventh at. bet Pa. aS and canal.
EMhIon'Ss VEIN srupx
and the public generally. 1t is spacious,
hendsomsly farninhsd room, provided YEAt
stan,s on hand Vines Of the choicest S S
men sue ehS CANE" PSetry Mss.
served promptly and at mod. rate rates. Up stairs
EIKEw oRS,st .-y..-s ..:
HfuMIsAEIoNs, &c:
Fire Crackers, Torpsdoes, Cnnnons, Lanters, 40
\ G., for the Holidays. '''"' 10y
Trade supplied at
FUNSTON A. SCOPIElD,S
Oficers and Soldiers supply store
de13 I'm 302 Y st near Wizards,
DIARY,
FROM nARoH 4, 1851 TO NOVEMBER Il, 1854.
by
ADAM GUROwsKI.
HEILPRIN'S Bookstore
de 1T 244 Pa. avenue
~ PIANOs-PlANOS:
y OF Bale very los. Four New kOSEwoOD
PIANOS, made by the best m An al sctursrs.- -
viii be sold for less than cost, TO Gloss out sSS
Apply TO e. bkkNAE2 No. u NorthsE &vI
S1v s'rHs' HA'ftrfrre. No IA x-tr,s
vNIARY FRO. MARCH 1861 TO NOVEMBER
- 1s62.-By Adam Giroe ski. s. IS
ds5 PRAHCE TAYLOR
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MASSEY COLLINS CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER.
am receiving lar &c Quantities Of DRAU9HT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery
which Am prepsr cd to furnish on short notice 20
all persons who will favor me with their orders
Satisfaction guaranteed
Orders given to my drivers win be promptly at
tended to.
Goods delivered in all parts Of Washing ton ana
Geor getewn, free Of charge.
Terms - Cnsh on delivery.
RILEY A. sHINN, Agent,
Unios Bo,tItns DEPOT 81 Green st.,
OFT GeorRetown, D. O.
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BILLIARDS.

IT BILLIARDS.
i HE Undersigned, thankful for the liberal IA
froEsSe he has received, beegs To- in. -.-s@@
h. has, a. considerable ccst. added 70
his establishment, corner uf Pennsyl-
yaria avenue and 18th street, THREE NEW Ia
BLES, (two earum and one pocket Also, pr;-
vair rOorI Tor perti:s ana as his snon Is the
most extensive in this city. he hopes ny strict
teption tn his business, to merit continnance ..
public favor W carp
dee 3A--o2w
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THIS TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscribers
have obtsined from the Orphans Court Of
Washington county, In the District OF Colum bia =.
ismes Hurdls, late Of Washington rouniy, de.
Ceased. All persona having claims yaust the said
dtceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the s4;ne
Yin tn. youshers thereof; TO thu subscriber. or
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from al
bprsht OF the sRid estste
Given under usX hand this 2Sd day of DecsrI Der
Il. ID. 1852 MARY A HURDLE
de 24-iHw3wr JOSEPH r. COLLINS
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FRANKLIN h. CO.,
OPTICIANS,
2x4 PEyTSyIvAEtA AVENUE
fnorth side,) bat~een 18TH and 18th Sta
and
3Ss Pa 5resx<, tadsT tie Notio8a! Hotsl
O1er TO the public for The
APPROACHING HOLIDAYS,
their 6ne assortment Of
GOLD sPECTACLEs AND EYEGLASSES,
With Drazilien Pebble PeriEeopic Glasses,
MILITARY FIELD GLASSES,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
CARTEa De vISITB, 30,
~ The lowest prices de r
STVki OF The GCAKD-By Mrs O. Ere.
- mont; SIS.
Titan, RomaDce-By Jean Paul, vols; So
Buse., 8;
Results of Enanei rstion-By Cochin; Sta
De fccqurville's Democracy il Am-rica vols,
new edition: "a.
Atieas, or Tragedies OF Unb~lief; 81
Buckle q Essays. with Biogrs phical sketch; 81
The Psntatsueh and the Book of Joshua BY
Bisbop Colenso; ) ] Is.
Guro~skis Diary, March, 1871, to November, 1861;
Sl.2s.
fprings OF Actior-By Mrs Richards; 81
Memoirs sf Mra. Joanna b. une; 81.
The Students History Of France; SIL25.
tal FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FFIClAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, JanuaryI5, 1854.
The 6ecretAry Of stars viii hereafter receive Mem
pers Of Congress on business on Saturdays, COM
liencing with Saturday, the FIRST Of next month.
tan Tiff WILLIAM a. SEWARD
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Protected b. Royal Leffcts Patent u Easiand. aas
seeErsd BY the Ssgis at rAe Ecal Ia PAnrmsczs It
Parts, si ths IMPERIAL Collin Ct aiietns, Tl<sna
TRIEsEAAk Mi
Is the e6eetu al remedy for RELAXATION, sPEB-
MAT0RRuGA AND EXHAUSTION or THB
SYSTEM.
TRIESEMAH No.s,
Completely and entirely sradicates ali traces ug
those disorders to- which Copaiya and Cuesbs have
generally beer thcug ht sHtidota. to the ruin of
the health of 8 vast portion Of the population
TEIESENAR No s.
IL the great and remedy at the ciyIiiaed world
for all m purites rf the system well secondary
symptoms, okyiating the destructive use of Mer-
cury, SIS well as other delctRricus ingredients and
which all the Ssrssparilis IN the world can1st
remove. TRIESEM.R Ms 7, 9 aud s are alike
devoid of taste smell sHh nf ell az quail
tiles They are in the form OF q luzengv. aud NAY
lie the toilet table without their use being sus.
peetet .-s--- -.--..-
Sold IN TN cases AZ s. each Or fuur 80 cases In
one for So, and IN 81 cases, thus Saving So a.
administered by vafpean. LaIies.sua gs1x &c
&c. Wholesale and retail By DR. II. A. BARROW
1a4. Blocker street, flour doors from HscDouxL
street, New York. Immediately en- receipt of re.
mittsnce, Or Barrow viii forward Triesemar to any
part of the world, securely packed. and addressed
srcordtng 70 the INSTRUCTIONS IF the writer.
Published also by DR.. BARROW. that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
Frailty. Price Is cents. TrieSemar and Book czn
be obtained by special sutharity FROM 3. c. FORD,
Washington. p. c. "a Ctr
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For the Holidays.
4. Il. BlH,HsER 4 co.,
BnisoH OF Nos. 10 AND ii BROAD ST., INV fonx.
OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE,
No. as1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBoCKER,
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. 1 MACKEREL.
KENNEBEO SALMON,
sOUSED PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES,
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH.
Together with all the
LUxURIEs INCIDENT TO THE SEASON.
Hesers. A. ". B. h Co. are also Sole Propretors
Of BINIHGERS CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put up in Quart Bottles for medicinal use.
Als1 Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
6'An articles bought At their store warranted
efthe hrst quality and forwarded to part of the
city free of expense.
As We intend to be permanently located, we re.
fpeetfuily Request families 10 give US call
ADRIAN II. BtNISGER,
HENRY T. CAPEN.
WisgINCToS, December. 1862.
A. d. BININGER i co. have no connection with
any other House.
dR.u ROLLIN CHURCH, Agent.
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FALL AND WINTER GoOps
Il MILITARY AND CIVILIAN =
WALL, STEPHENS i co. xrs now oDsuiuz
their FALL AND TINTEk GOODS, srn brenins
ens pKEss COATS, D9EskIN PANTS. VEsTs,
OVEkOOAfs We have also . complete assSrt
meat Ct BIC sIEEss SUITS, made II the nost da.
dssirous to their wants. Heavy Woslen Bisnkets,
for camp use, q reason shie prices.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.
3y9 Penns ylFania avenue
nc 2S-dS hAtvsAn 9Th sEs lptb strests
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THIS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
j scriber has obtained from the Orphans, Court
Of washing on County, in the District OF O., am
bx, letters trstament8Ty on the personal
tate of John Johnsop, late of Washin4ton. d.
Z, deceased. All persons having claims against
The said deceased are hereby warmed 20 exhibit the
zane. with the vouchers thereof 70 the ~ escribcr
CT or before the I'll day of January Lext trey nnsy
othsr"lse by law be excluded fros all benefit Of the
s;I.d estgtr
Given under my hand this 81 day Of January. Is23
ia 6-lsN3w RI TIL JOHNSON, Ekacutrix
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20 TAKE NOTICE. sO
No. s. LOU isIAsA AVENUE,
hher@l patronage hitherto received.
Having every 'i is$Is = s SS5St
proosArIvEE0 PAINTING,
rERsT sfass px9s4i SS5a {E sIEfpff
Tie has NO he.itancy in soliciting q continuance
The WORK USEXCEP fIoNABLl
And rs;fass0 IN Be- Y
So ioUIs1AANA, AAyEspI,
GREAT DEM0HsrRATIoN:
GRAND RALLY
. MEN AND BOYS
u L q T II N q,
AffHE
BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN,
No. 468 SEVENTH STREET,
Where you can find
THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF CLOTHING
In this city.
STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN SEEKERS,
who get fitted out In short time and 1t
PRICES THATDEFY COMPETITION,
We have Just replenished our stock and think 10
excels anything in this market. We guarantee to
sell at low prices our mottobeiug
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
N. B.-Our ssturd custox will please come
early as convenient our store is so full In the
81 30 not forget the Che &psst Clothing House
. a. No. $50 seventh street. and
no 70 Corner Twentieth st. and Pa. av
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the sub,sr;her
hs,h obtained FROM the OR vhals' Court of
NaNbiEXton county. in the District ofCoInmLis
letfr5s of standardization the personal Hrtate ~
!oLnt hoe nele late OF WrshiH ston county D.
-dterased All prIsOus hAyins claims again a.
tbe said deces ted are hereby warned TO thc
sane WIN ne vouchers Il er eof 70 the bscrhrr
OF or Before the 18th day II December l,axt: thrv
pay rsise by law be excluded from all oeneHts
al he said estate.
Given tx der my hand this l. IN day OF Uacern.ar
Ihs2 AyDRFw S0ERW 'er'
- 10 Wv Administrator
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Protected b. Royal Leffets Patent u Easiand. aaG
se<Ersd BY the Ssgls at rhe Ecal ds Pkarr7srzs IS
Payts raj ths Imperial Coli Ct Maiirtns Fl<sna
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THE Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscr;,a,
bath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Gsshlnk ton county. IN the District of Columbia
LETT; rs OF administration TIA personal estate az
VIA I9sur'tle, late of W asEin ton county. De-
ets,cc All Per4 ms having aiiIs against ths
sand De cPased are her by warned 10 EXHIBIT ths
same With the voucher therecr 10 the snbscrIher
an or fore the nth dsy OF December next. they
may o'f erwise by Law be excluded from all benea
of the said ~ tate " '-'
IsS2 AHDREW S0rpW
nIstr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-04-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, April 9.-Another rebel pri-
vateer called Japan or Virginia, sailed
from Greenock Notwithstanding official eff
forts to prevent her. The Confederate
loan advanced J per cent. yesterday on
advices from Liverpool and Manchester.
The Times has an article to the effect
that California rings with preparations for
an offensive and defensive war against
England which will probably inspire Mr..
Seward for the capture of British Colur-
bia. 1t says the Federal Government are
building three Monitors for California use
and are exporting thither large quantities
of shell and gunpowder.
New York, April 21.-Steamer city of
Baltimore, from Liverpool the oth, and
Queenstown 9th, arrived this morning.
One of the new gunboats Alexandria,
built by Miller Il Co., Liverpool, recently
launched, was seized in one of the Liver
pool docks, on Sunday the 9Th, by custom
house authorities, on suspicion of its being
intended for the rebels
The matter will be fully investigated
before any proceedings will be taken
beyond the detention of the vessel
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from HELENA.

HELENA, Ark, 10, VIA CAIRO, 1--we
have no later news from below, very few
boats are arriving from Vicksburg The
Eagle dispatch boat passed up last night,
but did not land.
The first African regiment is nearly
full, it is commanded by Lieut.. Col. Wood,
formerly of the 9th Missouri cavalry. The
negroes are not so anxious to enlist as was
anticipated; many of them are suddenly
seized with rheumatism, ague, &C., and it
is found necessary to impress them. All
attempts have been made to force free
men of color who are in employ of certain
parties here, and whose homes are in
Northern cities, into the ranks. Their
employers have in some instances appealed
to Gen. Prentiss, for protection, which has
been promptly rendered, and recruiting
officers have been severely censured. 1t
has been raining steadily during the past
twenty-four hours.
Brig. Gen. Ross, is now in command OF
the Fort here. The paymaster is here
paying the troops for four months, many
negroes. are trying to get back in the
country through the lines, and a number
of them succeeded.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

directions, and Capt Wilson started in
pursuit. These are supposed to be scouts
from the bands of Sioux about Big Stone
Lake, and their object seemed to be plum
der alone. We hope Capt. W. may be
successful in tracking them up.
From the Winona Republican, 18TH
The BANK OF SOUTHERN MINNEsoTA.-
This new banking establishment is now
fully organized, and in very few days
will open out for the transaction Of bust
ness in its new building on Second street.
The officers of the bank are L. S. Porter,
President Thos. E. Bennett, Cashier.
The bank starts with capital and circu-
lation of $4,000. The circulation is Sc
cured by United States sixper cent. bonds,
than which there is no better security in
the world. Billholders will therefore be
amply protected. We have seen several
specimens Of the bills about to be issued
by this bank. They are very handsomely
executed. The denominations are ones,
twos, threes, and fives.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

HEADQUARTERS yARMY Potomac, Goth.
General order No. 43. The following
officers are honorably discharged, Lieut..
Ben. F. Hancock, of the 10th Indiana
cavalry, Col. Cutler, of the 9th Wis, Lieut..
Martin Rodman 23d Wis, Lieut.. Richard
Carter, 9Th Wis.
NEW YORK, April 2O.-The Post has a
report that an officer who left the army of
the Potomac, and that Gen. Stoneman,
was heardi from on Saturday P. NJ. He had
reached Culpepper Court House, where
three thousand rebels were surprised and
captured.
A number of Harris light cavalry were
killed in a previous skirmish. Reports is
doubtful
New YORK, April, 2O.-The Philadel-
phia Inquirer publishes an account of the
late expedition from Gen. Hooker's army.
1t Is dated near Freeman's Ford, beyond
Bealtown, on the 10th. Monday morning
early the expedition under General Stone
man, consisting of cavalry, infantry and
artillery, left our old camping ground and
portion of the cavalry proceeding to
Bristonburg and another, likewise cavaly,
encamped at Elk Run, third consisting of
cavalry and one battery, bivuacked at
Morrisville, while. fourth and two bat
teries of artillery remained for the night
at Grove Church.
Before daylight that portion encamped
at Bristonburg, sent out two squadrOns OF
the 9Th Illinois and 9th New York under
command of Captain Farnsworth, with in
structions to proceed to Warrenton, thence
to Sulphur Springs, and there await Or
ders. The remainder Of this force was
ordered to proceed to Liberty. The squa-
several bodies Of partizan cavalry, to each
of which they gave chase, capturing some,
and killing and wounding others.
Upon reaching the Springs, they forded
the river and continued down on the OPP
posite bank as far as Freeman's Landing,
when the roads becoming impossible, they
were obliged to return to the point at
which they crossed. The division left at
Elk Run, left there before daylight in the
morning, and proceeded to Bealeton on
the Railroad leading to Gordonsville.
This division is now lying in the woods
near this point. The division remaining
at Morrisville moved down to Kelley's
Ford, where it met the first organized body
of rebels. Preparations were at once made
to dislodge them, but after throwing
shell or two among them, they retired
leaving the Fort in our possession.
A portion of this force was then sent
up river to Rappahannock Bridge, with
orders to hold and prevent the rebels from
destroying it. All has been done agreea-
bly, to orders. Our forces hold one side
of Kelley's Ford, and are strong enough
at the bridge to protect it.
The remaining divisions, on leaving
their encampment at Grove Church. trav-
elled on towards the junction of Hodg-
mans and Eastham's divisions.
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Execution of Capt. g. A. Webster.

From the Richmond Wing, April IL.
The execution of A. G. Webster, who
was sentenced to death by court-martial for
violation of his parole of honor, took place
yesterday at Camp Lee, near this city.
The prisoner held commission under the
bogus Pierpont government, and when
first captured was released upon parole,
but again took up arms against the Con-
federate States and was second time
taken. For this military offense he was
condemned to suffer death by hanging.
He was accompanied from the prison to
the camp yesterday by his spiritual advi-
ser, Rev. DR.. Brown, of the Presbyterian
church, and by several military officials
The guard was composed of Warren's
company of cavalry. The prisoner was
dressed in the uniform of Federal OFF,
Ger. He was extremely weak from an in
jury received when he attempted to make
his escape on recent occasion, but other
wise seemed to maintain considerable for
titude. On arriving at the ground half
hour was devoted to religious exercise in
the carriage, and the prisoner asked the
officer IN command to extend his time to
8 O'Clock, the latest moment allowed by
the terms of his sentence; but it was not
deemed expedient to grant the request.
He was assisted up the steps Of the gal
lows and seated over the trap, and being
asked if he had anything to say, declined
to make any remarks.