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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-18
F-On FREDERICKSBURG

RICHMOND June lAth, 1868.
Letters FROM Fredericksburg by the evening train state
that the have returned TO the Stafford side OF the
RESPONSIVENESS. Two trains crowded with troops, were
seen to eeve Depot ths morning. considers Die
number the other side have also disappeared
TIE eneEny's pickets still remain the Riv banks
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From the Western Correspondence Of The sayagl.-
publican, 18Th Inst.

publican, 18Th Inst.
The famous and notorious Col St. Ledyar Gre.
who served with Morgan last summer a-d siu.. "
| time bsg baen Assistant Inspector General q ID.
Bragg, WAS arrested few days since by the
thorltles: The Sheriff and his officers called upon
bold Engil5hmln before he had arisen in the mora.
ard alter the former bad performed bis toilet dul
ouckied on hs belt aud trusy pistols. The oAc.,a o
law demonstrated, and the EnglshmcD damned n .
struggle OF half an hour ensued in which h- stout J.
lsher made a powerful resistance, bat by oyeTg."
ing force was at last placed h0r5 az com52t ard .
armed. The charges were that be retained in hs p
session the slave OF Confederate citz2u and e.u-d
deliver him or her up that meeting a soldier com
to the army leading horse, be accused hm Of b--
| deserter, dismounted him, took his horse aid
ment2 and money! stating that deserier5 Wcr-
worthy t. hayes eiher horses or money, uLG go.
owner thereof of where he would not be heard o..
| The result of the affair that Col GreDte, HL..
guilty or not. Justly delivered up the negro hgT5e5
money to the civil authorities. Other accusaL9as
like h,nious character had been made against tbs
GER which gave rise to the belief that nc is u-
abused and saDdered man, or but little better t11
bandit and robber in military tOggery, II tie CHAR
against him are proven true, then there is no ~
that the course OF Gen Bragg will be to dsuss d..
from his staff but on the contrary, il malicious sl'1
deiamng this ally he is Hercules enough and OF.
enough to punish them. His Bravery acd e .. ..
were conspicuous throughout the Kentucky cam2iz
and it is hoped that this late targish on bis ans "
hs removed, or il not, that be viii ~:
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YANKEE GUNBoAT SHORE NEAR NArcHAz-THE

JACKSON, JUHs IS, 1858.
An officer from Nscle T. reports the tunsDoat Arizona
grounded on the bar four miles below Eacbsz on the l
The river has fallen three feesnce He SO confirms the
sinking OF the Essex and boats at Port Hud
son.
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RvEax Subscriber our list VINO may De TO Us
On TIE seh day of June, inss vi" have MS paper dia0oh
rbere viii be no favori!isn shown in this matter
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-18

Our old " comrade in arms" Bunt, OF the 10th Ten
nessee, and now of Gen. Suarts Staff tells quite
good story of little girl he met during recent four
in East Tennessee. The little maiden was yexed with
party of gentlemen who were teazng her. when Bunt
walked up. Look here" she said, !" you look like a
Icnssin man-cass en- for me- sgoDt gov 7"
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The failure of the Yankees to capture Vicksburg
will not be- by Them considered half so notifying as
the confession that they came across "Big Back"
they were unable to steal,
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CAPTURE OF rRE ESSEX.

SUMMIT, June ISEig 1868
passengers from PouchoF0uss heard heavy firing
Hzdson The Essex s reported captured and
boats dfsahlaf
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PORT HUDSON.

SUMMIT, June I2;h, HISS
Nothing reHIbie frcm Pogt HUDSON. Firing heard
n ght before last.
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FERNANDO WOOD.

MIR. Wood seems to be under the ban OF Lincoln
Secretary Chase refused to see him. The following
letter speaks for itself:
To the Editor Of the Herald-It is not true, as
stated that in Washington last week l denied to the
President that my late speeches here correctly
ported On the contrary, repeated to him the sub
stance of them as delivered here Nor is true that at
Baltimore was insulted by New York soldiers, any
other soldiers so far as know believe New York
soldiers gentlemen not baekguGrdS. make this cor
recion In justice to the reporters OF this CITY, who faith
fully daguerreotyped my speeches, AID as well to the
soldiers of New York, who have always treated me
with respectful courtesy.
FERNANDO WooD.
June Z, 1863.
The Washington Chronicle Llncolns organ, has the
following
The Hon. FERNANDO Woop We believe the Fed
eral capitol has been honored with the presence OF this
gentleman for The last twenty-four hours, it usually
Is after one of bis remark bile demonstrations in New
York. We hsar ii said, however that he has in this
Instance adopted chat &c Of policy, and instead O
claiming that he has been unfairly reported asserts that
he has large party in New ork whose numbers render
bin formidable SIS opponent OF the Adminstra
It is cnrer'l reported that in long interview with
the President yesterday he adventured upon some
snch ground az this and is currently reported also
and not unlikely with truth, that be came away from
the Presidents mansion with less exalted views OF hS
imp taan quite pleasant to him. La tact,
ia said that be discovered that Fernando W God in New
York and Fernando Wood in Washington O
very different dimensions and that the Mayor OF sew
York actually learned that be smafaF man IL
every way than the President CT the United States. -
Such are the rumors We give them for what they
worth.
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THB WILMINGTON JOURNAL

-soNrEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
wr,mrNaToN, n. c., THURSDAY, JU.rE Is, 1858.
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THa YANKEES EVACUATE CLINTON, LA
EROOKHAvEN, June 18th, 1868.
Nothing received from Port Hudson The Yanke es have
evacuated Clinton. jackson portion of Clinton
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FoE Tie last three weeks Lyz aud HooxzE have been
playing game OF Eide and Seek, mai euvrirg up anc
Do the Raj paEeuoo-k. Now the first moves of that
game gisyed ou HoCEEK has lef: the Stafford Hills
snd has taken position hiuseE between Wash
3pgon City and RES army, whie portion least OF IL G
latter tore has tlrowr upon Winchester and Har
pers Ferry with the view going into Western Mary
land IN the vain hope Of finding friends there bn of visit
ing PeDnsy yaDa n tie certainty of finding plumber to
reward % Tor tie dspredat0n Of the enemy Quaker
City may be safe, and then gam it may not
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FERNANDO WOOD AND nTa LATE SPEECH.
rFrcnn the \. 7. Herald.

Fsrnaado FOOD IN his EtV R0le.--By grand
strategic movement Fernando Wood has Cutgeusrailcd
the imid and slow party Democratic leaders sho either
had Tot the sagaciy to the temper Of the public
mind or bad rot the courage to take the initiative
How DOES Fernando Wood appear CD the stage? AS
Ill By n1agica1:s wand he brings out ard Lads the
Democracy in all their strength He is their StoncWo
Jackson, Who, By his ra!id mo7emcnts, has oqGene,
rallied all the political leaders Of TammaDy Hall and
made captivea OF their forces. 1t is time for tie Adj
ministra1on call OF their stupid dogs in the West
and bring them here, there they may find something
to do The speech OF Fernando Wood was the best be
ever made in his life. 1t was Napoleonc in its coocise-
ness and point and in its prophetic, oracuar tone
abou, tire future 1t is as satesmanlike it ia bold.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-06-18

We trust TINT interior mporares Will a. ls stop
blowing and talking about MF. There are
some things o which the least the better and
eistng @ we have SO far said nothing about the
euts OF his very clever gen leman from Ohio We woud
now state however, for the benefit Of whom nay con.
Germ that Mr Z. l. FALhANDGHAN longer within the
bounds OF the Copfedeacy also that be Democrat
&c candidate for Governor CT Oho that he is a stror
Union man. but does not think that can ever lie
occurred by but goes pe8ce hoping that Union
may result but At any rate he goes peace referring
even sepa ration TO suhjr ct'cn or extern nation
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PASSES TO GO SOUTH.

WAsHIEGToN, June 8.~--The following order wa5
issued to-day
Ladies desiring passes to 60 return from the rebel
States receive permits under the following regula
First.-Al applications fer passes to 60 South must
be made in writing and verified by oath and be adj
dressed to Major L. Q. Turner Judge Advocate Wash
ington d. g -, as foiI0ws
q, A. T., applicant for pass to go to City Point
"a, and low residing at -, do aoleDnly ear that
If said pass be granted will not take any property
cept my wearing APPAREL and that all the articles to be
taken with are contained in the trunk package
delivered to be delivered to the Quartermaser on the
transport steamer which | TO 20 to City Point
that | have not bten in any nsurgeut State, be-
yond the military mes Of the Enited States within
ninety days last past that will not return within the
military lines Of the United States during the present
ard that have not in Uy trunk, nor my per-
son, any papers writings Whateoever nor any con.
traband articles"
No person will be allowed to take more than one
trunk package of female wearing apparel, weighing
not hundred pounds, and subject to inspection;
and if anything contraband be found in the trunk,
the person. the property will be forfeited and the
pass revoked.
Second-A passenger boat~tyilI leave Annapolis,
Md, the LIST day Of July next to deliver those per
mtted to go South at City Point and the baggage of
said boat at least twentyfour hours previous the
Gay of departure, for inspection.
Thrd-Cbidren will be allowed to accompany their
mothers and relatives and take their usual wearing ap-
parel but the and se Of each child must be given
in the application.
FoCrth-Ladee and children desiring to come North
will be received the boat at City Point and taken to
Annapolis and every adult person coming North will
be required to take and subscribe to the oath of ale
glance to the Government of the United States before
the boat leaves Fortress Monroe.
(Signed) L. G. TURNER,
TrIrra
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The GUNBoAT FOR THE EMPEROR OF CH1NA.-An-
other of these gunboats entered through the Gus
tom House by MessTs Laird Brothers, on Monday as
the KwaDgtang, Captain a. Young, for Hong Kong,
via Falmouth. The 1ien-tsn, auother one and pion.
Ger of the Emperors feet from Brkenhead left on the
ut, arriving at Plymouth the 18th to ship her
crew Evidently she has not been successful in so doing
as she is not yet reported az having left-LvsrpooI
/ Journal Commerce.
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NOaTEFRN NEWs-THE LATE CAVALRY FIGHT IN
VIRGINIA. DC.

RICHMOND, June toIG, 1900
Nr,tter dates the llth inst have been reoeiv d
Their cunts cavalry fight Cupeper, state that 1t
was known Rockers headquarters that General Lee
had his cavalry, supported By artillery AMI infantry,
between CulpeDer Cont House and ReVeTys Ford
Pleasant Esat with folce OF eavary. conmspded
Buford ed the Rappahaunock at Beverys ford and
thu keeys miles below BuEord encounter
ed Jor bsade mile from the river. TIE fight coq-
menced and continued until O'clock z. n, by which
time BufoId's entire driven back three miles
With heavy loes. Tbe Federal c0luTops formed eien
near Brandy Station O'clock p 81, the light WAS
desperate. About o'clock, T. M they fell b. OK
strong infantry support AID forces returned amost
INN ed ately this side of the river.
We al valuable officers, including Col Davis ct
the sth York and 1t. Col Irwin OF the 0th New York
We captured two hundred prisoners and stand Of col
orE. Important papers captured IN the ca1p Ct
Jones' Brigade showing strong bel force and lis nten
tons.
Another accorpt admits thas Buford's brgsds much
cut Up.
Cincinnati dispatch, u 10th inst seys that Carter
forces crossed the Cumbe land the 9bh ard drove
Pegram Ionseoeo. They pursuing the rebels
and had captured pumbar Of prisoners ard horses with
Out loss.
Enrolling meets with great resistance in Fulton county
Penn yvaril. The uDrollng Officers peltcd Wiz
eggs. their liVes threatened, and barns burned
The OF service Of nine New Jersey regiments eZ lie
TIL Rlonth
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Dssmasaal or a Er,t,sb con,,,,

Dismissal OF British ConsuI 4
We give below from the Richmond SEMI ~
patch OF the Secretary Of State OF tho %.s
States to Mr. Mason, our Oommi0sior ane Cort
1t makes known the causes of the late IN L1
exequatur Of the British Consul at NH, ,oCI.oa
doing so takes occasion to explain The Pofl
OF the Presidents action, and the virus5 'l,,a &,
the policy which he is pursuing ' "O'.a .
I'M ID
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LATER NORTHERN NEWs-EsCAPa OF C1NFEnE-
RATE OFFICERS EOMINAIED
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO.


Northern data the 18Th inst. stst9 that whilst tbs
aiape conveying three hundred Confederate
Officers from Fort: Monroe 10 Fort Delaware Wed
nesdAy the OveTpowsre6 the ard captured the
boat and in the Vi GINA shore. Nhen all bat
t. en,y-sX caped.
Dix caga1y after them, bnt ap to the latest
adviees they had eca1tured them. Tho Democratic
e. 1uEa Ohio, has uoanimoualg
nominated VallaDdis Tor Governor.
Reaoutons passed denouncng the arrest and &1-
ishment Yallapd haa, and to provide for the appulG
ment o, q committee 70 damand bis restnralion.
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NORTHERN NEWs-THE HERALD PREDICTS TH
TRUTH FOR ONCE

THE FIGHT AT WINCHESTEK-CAPTUREO OF SEVEN
THOUSAND YANKEES, &C.. &c.
RICHMOND, June 17ths 1853.
dispatch dated June lssh, from the Rockingham Be.
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LOCAL NEWS.
IA rssmxSrs rn-NIaHi

Fo.n'e IHYATER.-Maggle Mitchell appears
tonight for the last time as - Marie" In the
beautiful rpIo- drs ma, The Pearl of Savoy"
which has proven so attractive very night this
week. The announcement that this is the last
night Of its performance will certainly not fail
to bring together very large audience, for the
play abcnads in beautiful points, and those
W mo have not seen it ha We missed treat.
GAaTKREURT-Asp iensiid performance will
be gwen Tonight at Canterbury. Julia Nor
timei, Mile and Clara Fow iec and the Album
Difficulty VIII appear in song and dance. 9eo.
X Edeson will sing ole OF his amusing songs,
and Mtiigan, Leavit, Murray and the entire
Ethiopian Corps will open new budgets OF fan.
fAiE-A most GciishtfHi fair is now being
held 81 Odd Fellows Hail by the ladies OF ST.
Pairlck's Parish CHURCH. TIL display of :trti.
cies l. very fine. and the refreshment table is
very in wiling
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A FLurrERIse aMoNe THE BLACK DrcS

FLUTTERING AMONG THE BL ACK DUCKS
Last night, Sergeant Cronin, OF the Fourth
Ward, with eighteen of his men, made descent
ppcn The notorious houses of Susan Bell. Hen.
rirtta West and 6racey West, in Washingt ton
Alley, tsometimes called Bates Aney,D and
captured Susan Bell and Henrietta West pro-
prietresses OF two houses; the other proprietress
escaped. Out OF the three houses the officers
took thirty three persons, male and female, and
marched them to the station.house The keen.
Justice Thompson, and the other prisoners
We're held for trial The witnesses are resi-
dents OF the neighborhood, who have long been
annoyed by the conduct OF the inmates of this
no -orious alley, besides the police officers who
have served in that beat. The descent was
made ny order of Superintendent Webb upon
the complaint OF respectable citizens
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by J. Q. Mca UIRE & CO. Aae.ipnsrrs

by J. q. MEG CiRE & CO.. Auctionsers
I1uRLlC SALE OF LOOKING aLAssEs. Pro.
4 TUE FRAMES, &c. &C.-Wiu be scid Ct M bio
aueton. or MON DAY next, the 26th instant, at 10
between l2th and 18th etreets, the stock OF eoods
belonging to The lats Geor~s Small, comprising
LoohiIs e. Asses. Picture Frames or All pAfterf q,
Cornicss, Tsssels. Mcuidings, Ae.. &c.. Also, the
Tex y sp1eI tanning to the business. Ter ms cash
pleess csh for them bsf.re the s.,e
@ Il McEIiIRH
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oe1f WM WALL q w, A1ets.
By WM.L. NALL 4 90. Auctionssrs
ALL 9e
WIN Gassxs cABIaIr hAsurAcroIr. No. $50
T..
4
Hori .d .'ess Of
intending to change his DusineS. We name ia
Rosewood Chsmber suites
ssss! 81
p5ssssns Bureaus
Walnut Dress Bureaus
Rosewood, Mahogany. AID Walnut Arm AID Easy
RossvoSa, Aahosany, and Walnut Sofas and Tets-
Rosewood, Mahossny. and Walnut Rockers. Mirrors
T:sss nd ss:i" isisos and r..,o,
y Sn;n,. are y n.hcSsn' Bookcases
s. Cnrled Hair Mattrasses aE .E
g shuct Mattf S ses -r
Fancy Parlor Chairs, MAho fany and Walnut Side
&:lS!s-ssss issdsscsrds, Children: CHAIR. and
R.voiyiss ono. Chairs, Cribs, Bedsssad'. . great
Refrsshmsns Tables and Wsshst.pds s. -s4s.-
Extension and Mahogany Dining Tables
french Chin. ssy.s. T.. Sets, 81 and a. pieces
en- e Ina g Maf s.reS SsIs and Fruits
T.nsI Siina vases, CARO- Basket and Ohtn. Toys,
dozen Tsts. Teses csstors, different kinds. with
So nS. Sc e:s over tina.
amount credit Of 80 sO, and 80 days, for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
The buildiDg is tor rent or isase. INQUIRE of the
The attention Of the trade is invited to tais sale
The Gods will be open for inspection. and
catalogues ready on the Ihursday previous 20 the
ocA wM.L WALL 4 90. Aucts
A sSIsTANT QUARrlRMAsTER's OFRicEJ
washington, D. q. October 2s, 1853. \
ros1.h ST Nov
at the Corral near the Mashington Observatory
A large lot Of Horses and Mnl ., condemned unfit
saIes to commenee st 10 O'Clock .. m.
' e''A - isH4s. d. TbkPKINs,
oe74-2St CAPTAIN, A. Q. NJ. o Army.
ByJ.c MCGUIRE co.. Auctionssrs.
T,RUsTEES SALE OF FRANZ DWELLING
l. .9vsE AND Lot ON s s EoaIH. BETWEEN as
At
O'Clock, on the premises. by virtue offs deed Of
trust, dated Jan 1855! and duly recorded in Liber
records for y ashinston county. d. @. shall sell
pert of Lot No. ., In Square 49, fronting IL feet
fs street and rsnniSs ss.S Isl ess
toy Frame houss viii BACK besidins ana frame
stable in rear. - sa=sEst*.sf
Terms cash. - > E.N<.'. E.tE
Conveyanees at cost Of purchaser.
oHAR sEAHs9 = akis HhfaaMEs s, 1s.ss:s:
oczs zaw6ds J. @. MCGUIRE & co.. Auets.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotiooeers

- 81 ]. e. MCGUIRE Co. AuctiOpeera.-.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT On FWkLPrH
IL sTRAkT. I1sL ANr Ar AUCTioa ON MONDAY
AFTERNOON, October 2tth, st az O'Clock. on the
prsnses. ~ shall sell Lot q, in Hail ellison n
subdivision cf the eastern part Of Sc uare No 17
fronting "a feet 2inches TweiftA street west be-
tween spa streets south. and running bach al
Terms One third IN cash the remand or in six
and twelve months with inter est. secured BY deed
Of trust the premises. -
Conveysr ees at purch aasrs enst.
ocal j O. MoGElRG Il 90! fkucts
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~ g ASSURE &c CO.. Aactlore<r.T
nIslkABLk LOT ON sHw Jersey svsar y.
s. = oPfcsf1s rvs hAiIsosf Esrvr, WIN .ss 4
HnE snnNh MakxHoUsR Or sATGRDAy AFrkh.
EOyS IOe, stah ~ IN O'Clock, ON the pre- pis.s,
.sssnau 81 Lot la West aubdisirieu oi Lot No
SeS1as ~, fronting 81 Feet pp New Jersey venp ).
4esNSen Ard ttreets north and rims r c.,s
N Ieet lhei IS 70 IN eliey. together With 4 tIxe
tgc,et.fy ffaue Building. covering nesrly Il.
hcuse A0i "sfs
tn. location Of 81 property bsins I'm n.d,...,,
opposite the Depot renders il very deal rahis for AZ
1Hpre0s or any heavy business.
Terms: 0us third cash the rern ain der In sir ana
twelve nenths with interest, secured ~ . deed q
trust on the prsnisea. 49, -
Couveysnees II cost Of The purchassr.
oc7l j. c. Moe IRE co., AuotS
b. } G. NcGC IRE 4 Co.. Auetioasers
SMAIL BRICK H0UsE AND LOT ON MARY
LAAI ASskgs. BANNER ~ AND sfH sfRsKrs,
AZ AUcItuA 1Oa sA3 { kDAf AIT ghNO0n, Oct
2sth, q bociock, on the premises We ahsli sel
pan OF Los +. ~ ssbdtyiaon Of Lots T. g. 40 and Il
IN cnsrs Nc 49,, frontiLs Is feet on May av
enue between AZ aDo 9Th streets and run ming back
iss feet 70 vide uh.ic alley and i'm proved by
two storY brios building and garrett, occu pied It
present 81 bssery. - -
Roeeetsicn given November 18TH
Terms Cine third in cash the rem ainder in eix
eno tseiVe months, With interest, secured bv =
oeso OF trust on the prer ices : = : -
C0nveSsncipx n the eeet az the M rehaser
oc TIC g. MCGUIRE Il co.. Aacs'rs.
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CENTER MARKET-The market was rather
dull This MOI ming, the unpleasant weather nrs.
venting many ffom attending. The prices were,
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NEW Ynnr SrYrRs

INV IUHK
Gentlene.'s Coth,rg .-Netc and Fashionable!
A large assortn- Mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Waking Goats excell in
beauty grade and finish anything ever offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS & Co..
322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10Th sts.
ec2tf INTEL. and Repub.]
CoRss, eunions, Bad Nails, Enlarge Joints, and
other disorders OF the Feet cured without pain by
DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropodist. Ne 42i Penn
sylvsnia avenue, between IA and 6th streets
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERa.-Yesterd two
men, calling themselves Herbert Thompson
ana w m. Smith, were arrested at Rockville as
suspicious characters and sent in to the Pro-
Tost Marshal, who committed them to the cen.
tral guardhouse; and this morning, on having
the Potomac turned on to them, the first named
acknowledged that his name was VIM Glib
sen, and that he had deserted from the ath
Maine regiment.
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- ARRIVAL oE TROOPS Yesterday, the New
1ork Veteran Cavalry, Numbering $50 man,
nnder command OF Col. Chyslar, arrived at the
Soldiers Rest. $50 recruits for 17Sth n Y; As
for 63d N. Y; 12o for I'd N. Y. Engineers; 153
men for 18th Pa. Cavalry; ~ for tn N. J.; and
lt' EXCHANGED prisoners from Annapolis have
also arrived
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hEysE TOO LATE TO LEARs.-sY Prof Alexan-
piano forte aud singing. Profe. sur WoIowski con
t'uues his tinsng and Piano Classes and opsns
new course for Pisna and Singing. which will be
the last in Washington Professor W"iovski re-.
cecives visitors daily: from 2 to locL ok D. n, at
corner of Eleventh street oc l22w
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AUCTION SALES.
~ y. PAGE Augsio, car

-, ~ ~. PACE Aussios Gar.
ga SsresfA syeef. ssSsr ODD Fsilesss, Hall.
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Boxes stArch. ie1t Powders - -.
Gases SRuce and Catsups - @A'7~
Boxes Ginyer. C.nnamon, asd Ginger fGssE-
Cases Madeira. Sherfy. Port aud M.s~> Win.
Cases Cherry and Peach BRANDY
Cases Ofaru, Duvuy, epd B. O q Brady
Gases OoGnao, 6to mach, and DrAhe ps Nittapa
Csses BLACK berry Brandy Lemoa eyrun -
Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars = -~~
Various brands Champakne
Octaves aua Quarts Brandy @s-
Barrels Viii. key, various brands
4 quantity Of email stores.
Terms cash.
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