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By J. O. MoGU IRn 4 90. Auotionssrs.

By J. @. MCGUIRE & Co.. Auctionsers.
erRUSTER8 SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
Ho71L.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. leth.
at the Auction CONS Of J. c. Mcclure 3 Co., cor:
OF trust Gated January 1tn l83, End duly recorded
in Liber J. A. No Ses folios 20, ct So ore q
.ha sen Lots nu%b.rsd s, nd IN h. .HS.
each Hbout as. feet ON 8, vsnth street oontinusd
AND running back about "a feet TO 1ishth street
continued.
Terms cash.
CHRISTOPHHB 1N0Lk Trustos
ro4 eo&ds ] o. MO0UIk1 CO.. Auata.
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EOR sALE-The REsTAURANT on Maryland
Il avenue known as Gerhsrdt's old stand con-
tairing 2 coo feet OF ground and improvements
Also, . large three story Brick R8sID GNCE,
Also, several small FARMS over the Eastern
Branch. and sevesrl pieces of WOODLAND. 81
Inquire of 3. r. B0ISEAU, Real Estate Broker
5I7 Eleventh. street, next to Patriotic Bank.
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I BRUCE q 90. want all % know tnat they ca
y 70 bay betfoe OlotAinS at lower Prices, % z04
esvsatk street, thaa slsS1hses. " A-U
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A Costly SPREE-Last. night, young
man, Eamed David Henderson, met with
several of his cornwall friends, ana for time
everything was lovely. Henderson, unfortu-
nateIv, got pugnaciously drunk, and assaulted
Mr.. Edward Miller, who was on his way to
his home, and knocked do Un. He was arrested
by Tie police and taken to the Second Ward
Station. There heavy revolver was found
upon him. This morning he had hearing
before Justice Clayton, and Mr. Miller deciin-
i o prosecute tor the assault and battery,
Henderson WAS fined 80 for disordsrly conduct,
and $40 for carrying concealed weapons.
CHARGE OF LARCENY.-Day before yester-
day, three soldiers, belonging to " SCOTS 9O0"
named Hugh McCluskey, George Wilson and
Chas T. Waters went into the store OF j. T..
Burtis Il Co, near the camp Of their regiment,
and while the latter was leaning over the coun-
ter, the money, amounting TO over Il We dollars,
was scattered on the fiosr. The whole party
was arrested by Sergeant johnson, and taken
before Justice Barnaelo, who dismissed the
two last named immediately, and upon .
further examination yesterday afternoon,
McCiuekey was discharged.
LOST HIS MoHRY.-Yesterday Mr.. Benjamin
Rsrhriey, or the sixth Ward, while with some
trends in that section. was robbed o. or lost
AGnfn do n mn
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email FRAME HOUSE AND LOT On NEW
~ JARSRY ArkkUK, BK1wRRN H0kfH SfRllY A4R
NEW OK AvENug-On MONDAY AFTHRN00E,
sell part Of Lot No. e, in Square No 55s, fronting
fcurt. en- feet on New Jersey nue. bstvssa north
l. street and New York avenue, and running ha0k
lis feet inches together with the i'm provsmeHtas
COL Insisting Of . small Two story Frame House.
cont aiming three rooms.
Terms cash. ~
Conveyancins at the cost OF the purchasef.
nol0 j. y. MCGUIRE 4 90 Auot1
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TAX IN KIND.

NOTICE is hereby given to Producers in Orange
- County, that from and after this date the Pro.
duce Tax or much of il as may be ready for de H.
very, will be received at Hillsborough and Durham's
Depot.
For the present, this tax will consist OF Wheat,
Rye, Oats, Wool, Irish Potatoes, cured Hay, and
Fodder.
Any Miller wishing 70 grind wheat on Govern
ment terms, can make contracts with the Sub Agent
81 his section.
County Agent
September 80. l4-3w
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Obituary.

Died, in this place. on saturday The as,h Of Sc p
lemher, Of PneUmbnia. JEROME FAUCETT. son
Of Robed and Rehecca raueel,. aged eleven yea Is.
His desire wa. 10 die ami he II rest. Some several
days att he taken down on his bed Of suffering
~ called bis mother II him and begged her 70 talk
y him aboal dying. he .ad hc knew he would mol
live, and that be vas willing 10 90 and leave them
all Nc called his brothers and sisters 10 his bedside
and bid them farewell, for he said he was almost
gene. lie was Ind and aiIeeiiona:e brother, and
duliiul son. Meme knew him bot TO love him.
BIZ.
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PUBLIC SALE.
september 81.

IN Thursday the 5lh oil October next, at my resi-
" dence, will cfier for sale 10 the highest bid
der, sunjry articles, consisting in part Of the fellow
ing, VIZ: one two-horse Wagon one Rockaway, some
old Harness, one sei of Biacksmilh's Tools, some
Household and Kitchen Furniture. consisting Of Pots
Knives and Forks Cups and Saucers. Plates, Dishes
&c, about twenty pairs unfinished Bedsieads, Wal
nut PIsnk and other Lumber Wagon Eoxes, Cast
Wheels for Wheat Fans, old Stnve and Pipe, Corn,
Oats, Hay. Carriage Bolts and Springs, Screw Au-
surs But Hinges. Chest Locks, &c. one Mich Cow.
and perhaps Other Cattle together with other articles
unnecessary to enumeraie. Terms Elk months Gre
did, OF cash il preferred BY the purchaser. Come on
with your Confederate money, you who have too
much Of il, and vest il in property.
Allen. DICKSON.
September 30. Il
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Confederate Tax Notice.

f'HE Assessors for Orange County having CON-
pleted the valuation Of property and assessment
of Taxes, the lists will remain open for examination
and correction for fifteen O5) days from this date.
During that time | will be at nv store in Chapel
Hill, and will hear all complaints and appeals that
tai payers may make.
would also request all good citizens TO report any
deinquents they may know Of
A. MICKLE,
Collector Of Confederate Tax.
September %. l3-2w
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PALo ALTO AND ITS CRoPs.-A correspon-
dent of the Appeal, writing from Palo Al
to, Miss. saws: j" Palo Alto is secluded
village sitting quietly in the midst Of one
of the fines: upland prairies in the South !
west. In the days OF peace the traveller
might have seen the wide spreading acres,
which go off TO meet the horizon from eve
~ point Of this little village. broken here
and there by picturesque capes and jutting
promontories of woodland, covered with
the snowy boles Of the opening cotton, that
venerable old king in whose realm there is
now an iHterregnum. Pal0 Alto sent many
thousand bales to swell the four millions OF
the great Southern staple. But now the
very cotton fields are in rebellion, and corn,
with its cousins german Of the serial fami-
", usurR the sceptre OF the Southern king.
Wherever tie eye looks across these sweep
ing prairies stretching far of to the east
and west agd from north Ia south, and EN-.
braclng in their extent thousands of acres
OF the richest land in the country, il is
gladdened with evidence of the extent and
abundance Of rIpening harvests. Ii is
agreed on all hands that better crops
II corn, OF all kinds of grain, and Of peas,
&c, never we're made in the country. Some
Of the cotton land produces as high as se-
venly bushels Of corn TO the acre, and but
little OF il will fall below thirty. The prai-
RE land Of Mississippi alone will produce
corn enough To supply Gen. Johasen's ar
nv Fix months, after furnishing abundant
Tor home consumption.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

rUsHE undersigned having qualified At August term.
.s6S, Of Orange County Court, as executor Of
The estate Of Z. GRAHAM MORaG ", deceased,
hereby piyes notice - Al persons ha,ins claims up
on said estate u present Item within Tho time by
Law allowed, n I'LL acccwl X sleai 10 bar q their
recovery. Persons iRdtased viii lease nuke slscdy
payment.
SAMUEL $. PHILLIPS, Ex'r.
sep,entsg :. io--swp
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ORDER No. 2.

foLEAss REMEMBER We DO no, keep Bro.
kefs shop" and give no preference 10 Specie.
Confederate money il good ennughfot what We have
on sale, and we want produceof all kinds Nails for
breakfast are not good
We have Just received j,zen L. Z. HANDkER-
CHIEFS. % Reams English Cap PAPER IS gross
slec PENS, ~ dozen Lead PENCILS, dozen
extra TOOTH BRUSHES, FANCY SOAP, Agate
aud Bone BUTTONS. "a yards hssl Black Grape,
Twenty Dollars per yard salt sold 4 Wilmington
lat week ii Ninety cents PEI pound ~ one hundred
sacks, why not buy u o. IL sixty cents per pound
lsit not high enough Tor you
II. II. BROWN & co.
September 10th. l2-
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SQUIRREL SKIN sHoEs.-Squjrrel skins
tackled down to board, the hair next ia
the board. with hickory ashes sprinkled
ever them for few days TO facilitate the
removal Of The hair. and then placed 10 4
srong detection Of ed oaa bark, vii 1t
the end q four days. make excellent lea
'her. lar s,rsnger aud orsser ttan cali
,kln. Four skins VIII maze q pair OF Ia.
DIES shoes. We hear that the ladies' 81
some OF the interior counties are weafin..
these shoes. ard end ken ceral in son
ne. and superior IN durability to any
ether. The longer the skins arc left in
me deccction Of bark the better the leather.
" this plan anybody may have lanyard,
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

N OFFER for sale the Plantation where live, situ-
ated seven miles west Of Hillsborough, containing
about one hundred and twenty-five acres, adjoining
the lands Of Mary Smith and others. The said Plan
aton is in good state Of cultivation, and has upon
it two settlements. sf'iissq.
: Also one other tract of one hundred and eighty
seven acres, four miles west of Hillsborough, mme-
diaiely on the N. G. Railroad. About half Of it is
cleared and under cultivation, the balance is well
timbered, and has on it good log house.
Also one otl0 tract, three and half miles east of
Hilsborough, containing one hundred acres, heavily
timbered, and near the N. 9. Railroad adjoining the
lands Of Col. William McCauley and others. ~.
All of which Offer for sale privately, and if not
sold before Tuesday of November Court, Will sell
at public sale on that day.
A. w. CHEEK.
September 30. A.
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PUBLIC SALE

I WILL sell at my residence, on the 20th of this
month, about one hundred bushels of Corn, my
entire stock of Cows, Hogs. Farming Tools andWa.
gon, Oats, Fodder, Hay, Wheat, and many other ar.
icles too tedious TO mention; and perhaps eight
or Ten likely NEGROES will be sold the same day.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
WASHINGTON DUKE.
October z. l5--p
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To the Justices sf the Peace Of
Ornsgc County.

"A y application having been nadc 10 me ID wit.
- ng, iignsl By nu.abs; o. To- .c,4bl, si.irsDs,
ss Presiding jusiiss o. ins 0raage County, o cali
the ll.a,,s o. lks Peace 3. Sasr ~ rs 2upsse 4
ds,.tile scre itesIs &c. tie relic! Of t., slseiing
inhabitants q he so.p..
q. Sessrlngly IN To Ill ,as iLsacss .. the Peace
e 0rsn.e County o atasEtls for that purpose, At
the Court hOusN in llilstEtugh, at II e'clsck. on
Saturday the 18th OF Oc.ohef instant.
J. C. TURRENTI TINE. p. A.
October Z. lb-
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NOTICE

ALI. persons having claims against the estates Of
n WILLIE n. STRAYH0RN and WILLIAM
NEWMAN, deceased. are hereby notified to present
them, and those indebted 10 the said estates are re-
quesied 10 come forward and settle.
A. W. CHEEK, admir-,
September &C. Ia
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A SUBSTITUTE REFUSED The Hartford
tCohn.) Times tells the following amusing
incident:
The draft gives rise TO some novel incl
dents. OF which We give an example. a
man. who shall be nameless, was drafted.
His wife was sorrly distressed at the bare
idea OF parting. and was yalnly endeayor-
ing 10 invent .ome excuse Tor getting him
exempted, when . knock was heard at her
door. On opening the door she fauad a
rather rough Iaokmg chap. WIS accosted
her thus:
i" Madam, ! hear your husband has been
drafted"
- Yes, SIR" she replied. :" he has but
goodness knows how am TO spare him -
Well, madam. I've come to offer my
services a. a substitute for him"
:" A irhai?" ask the new excited lady.
~ wish 10 take his place." answered
the man.
= Fon-you take the place Of my hus-
band, vagabond Ill teach you 10 insult
a poor lone woman in distress, you mean
di,ty wretch" cried the prospective widow,
accompanying her remarks with dis
charge Of dirty water al the head OF the
ans,onished substitute, who fled hastily
dawn stairs just IN time 10 escape the pail
which followed the water. The last heard
of him he was fying into a recruiting
office on Asylum street. where he thought
Of .n.isting = private rather than ven
ture again 10 offer his services as sub,
stitute," which he now believes TO be a
more trying aud delica,. relation than that
of Artemus Wards " episodes"
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SpoILs IN THE LATE BArTLE.-The artille-
ry taken up 10 Monday morning is stated
10 be sixty-eight pieces aud ia small arms
avn assured thai enough has been collect
ed from the field to Gil the depot 1t this
place. In the item of blankets. knapsscks,
csnteens, &C.. very large accession has
been made TO our quartermaster's stores
from the spoils Of the field:
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September 80.
COMMON SCHOOLS.

rGNHE Examining Committee will meet at the
4 COURT HOUSE ON SATURDAY The 10th 0c-
tobet. All who desire to obtain CERTIFICATES
70 teach must attend ON that day, a. there
will be No PRIVATE EXAMINATION, and this
may be The last o. for the year.
W. III. BROWN, C. b. s.
September 23d. l3-3w
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CAPTAIN WmLIAs A. GRAHAM, JR.-We
leAra that Capt. William A. Graham, Jr..
company X. ID n. c. Cavalry Regiment.
has been appointed Assistant hdjutant &c
neral of his State, and has accepted the
appointment.
Capt. q. i son Of the Hon. William A.
Graham, has been in service ever since the
commencement OF hostilties, and leave,
four brothers IN the field, VIZ: Major John
w. Grsham. Seth Regiment; Capt.. Joseph
Graham, Light Battery &, 10Th Regiment
Capt. Robert ID. Graham. Seth Regiment
and First Lieut.. James A. Graham, 9th
Regiment n. {. Troops. Rsligl Progress
AsEcporr OF Gas. EwELL.-when Gen
Ewell entered Carlisle. Pa. the clerg,mer
d that city called upon him in body and
asked whether they might open their chur.
ches On the ensuing Sunday.
Certainly" said Gen. Ewell, !" wish
myself to attend church."
They retired. but soon reapnearcd, aud
IN The post defereniial tone inquired whe
Their he objected to their praying for the
President of the United States.
Not at ALL replied the General. =.
know Of no man who ia more in need oI
ysur prayers"
The Yankee preachers silently with
drew. Richmond Wig
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nARRrap.

Al Chapel Hill. on the Isl instant, hy the Rev.
solomon Pool. NJ GILMORE W. WooDs,o Mis-
AURORA HATCH. daushter y Abijih Match,
Esq. az u Chapel Hill.
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and make their own leather, as the skins
are easily and cheaply procured, and any
vessel holding gallon viii serve as vat.
Any enc will do wellato try it. III
Richmond Wing.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law, Sept. Term, 1868.
George w. Trice Us. William w. Griffin.
Atfachment
September 30.

"
Attachment.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Z the defendant William w. Griffin, has REM
we'd out of the State, or so abscongs or conceas
himself that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served him; II is therefore ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in the Hillsborongh Reesr-
der for six weeks, notifying the said William w.
Griffin that unless he appsers al the next term Of
this Court, TO be held at the Court House in HILLSIDE
rough on the second Monday in September next,
then and there TO replevy aid plead according to law
he will be proceeded against in the same manner as
il he had been served with process and had failed to
appear and plead.
Witness, John w. Siler, Clerk Of eur said Court,
at Office in Hlsborough, the second MONDAY in Sep
tembn, 1863.
September 80. l4-sw
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TOBACCO WORKED.

FARMERS and Planters wishing Tobacco work
: ed, can have it done by applying to US soon.
WEBB & Whitfield.
October z. Is
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100000 feet Of Box Plank Wanted.
WE wish to buy 100000 feet Of Box Plank,
White oak, Post oak, Red o. Black oak, sawed
full lhreequarers Of an inch thick and thirteen and
half to fourteen inches wide, clear of knots and
splits. ,n,n ~
October 7. lS-
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SoROHuaNioLAssEs.-The ri chmond Sen.
tinel, speaking Of the productish Of this
article, says that the Sorghum Cane has
been very extensively cultivated this year.
A letter lately received from a gentleman
il SOuihside Virginia, saws that one farmer
alone has one hundred acres in cultivation,
add will make one hundred and fifty gal.
ions TO each acre, or Fifteen thousand gal.
Ions in all. There could be nothing praiu
csd that will be more valuable 10 the eli
zens Or greater comfort TO the soldiers.
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The ENEMY LEAVING. - Advices from
Bristol as late as Tuesday, represent that
the enemy in East Tennessee are undeubt-
edIy going back. They are said to be CON-
manded by Burnside 10 person. who came
q Bristol. Their force is yariously esli-
mated at from five 70 fifty thousand-a pref
II wide range. w
Gen. Williams attacked their rear guard
Monday. in the vicinity OF Jonesborough,
killing twelve and wounding fifty. He also
captured from 200 to 400 carbines and 40
horses. We sustained but one casualty
man wounded.
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Exchange Notice, No. 6.

Richmond, Sept. ~, 1863.
TNHE following Confederate Officers and Men, cap
tured al Yicksburg. Miss, July A. 1863, and sub
sequeniy parolled have been duly exchanged and are
hereby so declared:
!. The officers and men Of Gen. o. L. SteTensons
division.
2. The officers and men of Gen. Bowen's division.
3. The officers and men Of Brigadier Gen. Moore's
brigade.
4. The officers and men Of tie Cd Texas Regiment.
5. The officers and men Of TauIs Legion.
8. Also all Confederate officers and men v no have
been delivered at City Point at any time pregisns 10
July 25th, 1868, have beenduly exchanged, and are
so declared.
RIO. GUILD,
Agent Of Exchange.
September23 l3-sw
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NOTICE rs.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Administrator Of the estate
- Of DAVID s. RAY, deceased, notice i hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against tie estate
10 present them within the time prescribed ~ law
this notice will he plead 10 bar Of their recovery Al
persons indebted to said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment
THOMAS WILSON, Admir-.
September 0. ll-9Np
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France andfic Eniied Maiss.--The New
Orleans Bee, of the 9th inst, III vas in
other papers also gives the particulars Of
treaty. Of peace aud eoHnercr between
Mr.. Slidell, on the part Of the Conledera-
ey. aud the Emperor Napoleon. aud that
one OF our enmmissioners was To aceompa
nv MAMMALIAN from France to Mexico,
with feet Of French and Austrian vessel,
AL 70 sail on The FIRST Of October.
This news. il j. stated, completely
changed the programme Of the enemy re-
.pecting the attack on Mobile. Thirty i've
thousand men are nov On their way up Red
River. GA route. IL is supposed. TO the Mex
iean frontier IL IS represented lursher
that there are now about five thousand men
in the different barracks around NV Or.
leans. and that all the steamers in the RI.
'rrs, schaoners and other crafts in the
lakes. have been seized BY the Government.
md all pros,sioned. with wood. water. Sc.
ready 70 sail nj momcnt's warning.
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,;ms, Andy johnson exercises the functions
II military Governor, under the protection
Il Lincoln bayoneis, and ID violation'of the
popular will,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-20
ADMIRAL FOOTE.

Andrew H. Foote, is tho son of ex-senator
Foote, of New Haven county, Connecticut, in
which State he was born, about the year 1907.
He entered tue United States service on the
4th of December, 1922. At the commencement
of the present war he was second In command
of the navy Yard at Brooklyn, New York, and
soon after hostilities commenced was appointed
to a captaincy and placed in command Of the
Mississippi hotllla.
His splendid achievements, In cooperation
with the army, at Fort Henry, Fort Donelson
Island No. 10, and other minor points, are al
fresh in the memory of our readers, and car
never be forgotten. Admiral Foote was wounded
1t win be remembered, at Fort Donelson, aAt
was compelled to give up his command to Cap
tain Davis.
Admiral Foote Is man of strong religIoul
feelings, a sincere and able advocate of thu
cause of temperance. ASA naval officer he hal
proved himself to be one Of the most active
skilful, and brave officers that ever stood upor
the quarter deck of an American vessel Hi
death would prove a severe loss to the nation
and most especially at this time
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-20
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

In THE COMMON CoUNcII., last evening, the
RESOLUTION from the Board Of Aldermen, 70 appoint
ajoInt committee to visit Philadelphia I. examine
market houses, and to ascertain whether or not
those now used in that city would suit Geopgd-
town, was, on motion Of Mr.. MArbury, lad on the
table. ...,.r.
Mr. Craig, from the Committee on Grievances,
to which was referred the petition OF sundry eitI-
zens residing in the northeastern section OF the
town complaining of n certain tenement in their
nelghborhOod as nuisance and praying that the
same be abated, offered a resolution providing
that no licenee be granted hereafter to the tenant
Of said house, to sell splrituous liquors, which
was referred back 10 the same committee with in
structionS to bring in resolution providing that
no more licenses be granted to persons Of African
descent to sell splrituous liquors In this corpora
tiOn.
AssAULT.-This morning Ellen Mahon6y was
arrested for making an assault on Ann Amelia.
She was committed to jail by Justice Pearson to
Await the aetionOf the Grand Jury.
MARINE LIsT.-AtrtVdls.- Steamer Baltimore,
Lewis, N. Y, mdse to Morgan Il RhinehArt.
p Sch +. B. Wheaton, Wheaton, Boston, Ice to W.
Cooley.
Sch ROwie II. Harper, McManuS, Belle Plain,
Butlers' stores.
sclf John Forsyth, Blrdsall, N. Y, hay to Gov
eminent.
Sch. J. W. wOolstOn, Williams, Belle Plain, sut-
leTH' stores.
Sch. Ocean Wave, Smith, Belle Plain, suffers
stores.
Sch. Mary f, Banks, Rockwell, Alexandria, light.
Sch. Il. A. Conkling, Norton, Alexandria, light.
Sch. Hervine, ChAmplain, Alexandria, light.
DcPGrtreI.-From Rays Docks: Sohr. J. NJ,
BayleS, Thompson, Providence, R, L.; schr. Mary
MankinB, BrlggH, do. dol Hohr. HerVine, ChRmplin,
Norwich, Conn. From AgnewS' Doeksi Schr. Ring
Dove, Adams, Alexandria, From Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company! schr Marietta Smith
Matthews, Troy, n W sehr. Jamestown, Latou,
rette, N. Y.
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-Departores
w McAtee and Mary Ellen.
The MARKETs.-The following Is list OF
prices as reported for the RspuNicGn, up to I2 M
to-day