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FUTURE DAYS.

by B0NTZ & GRIFFITH, Auctioneers
oO BARRELs FLOUR, AsD LIG2TER Ar
~ rUbtic AgcrIuh ,-On FRIDAY. April lIth.
sstt. opposite Riey's wharf, we " viii sell, for %.
count CT whom 1T may concern
at barrels Flour.
sai to The bsdsr for ess to 20 ,ss -
Freight and Storage orAse'M.pr1Np.vsop
.p s.dt goNTz& < 0ti GRfFSITa. Aaots.- I
By GEgEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. =
VAHTAEE sIIiNS L9RS pRibsy oN cApIT1s tsp Ts
: o,siosk ?: ii ssa saIuas Saiaias lcts sisastsd
AZ of lot s az part Of lot = in squaie No. &c
IL inches, by 100 feet / inches - 80
T5S e As hsn iSesd 5
make q tIe business stand or handsome site for =
Terms: One third cash; balance elk. twelve.
end eighteen months; the purchaser Or purchasers
TO give notes for deferred payments bearing
4 deed given and a deed of trust taken.
ai 'it i'd di'''1GkEK GREEN WILLIAMS Auoss.5
By BOTBLER d WILSON, Aucts. .,3.
SALE AT AUo1 ION OF FfaIRTY;SiEE pESIR.
S3oM abLE 81, sSr1lsG ,1.h aorsm0n FIJI u pay AFTER.
shall sell ON the premises, the whole of original
LETT Let q Ne isSs45 "a IS H. Is being the east
These win be subdivided with about twenty feet
sssR
to an shey: They are der.rshIs located ON sersn,
TeTm': on On fourth cash the p,l.nes in six and
sp I2-dtd BOTRLeR6 WILSON, Aucts.
ByJ.C. Mci UIBE L Co, Auctiopecrs;
II FRIbh2 sg6bEr iSE NEAh s
Of Lot IN n sas e M is M par.
North c SfTAft hetEean M atr
west, rrnning hs cs 7s fset. uTE TT
and we've gorths, Secured s With Interest," st by
tted ,,et OF trust on the pre- S,iss1
Byw.L L. WALL 4 co, Austioneers.
LrXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
NOON aa't instant, at O'Clock we Shall seii in
fst Of es . s Il s4sa
Terms: One third cssh; balance in G. IL and "a
NOR ,hs, sar,ns interest ard secured by deeds Of
5ssss 5ssff. S:RSSssSSsHsH $RSsE$s asH; rs.ee,Sr..
PETER oaDoNN0GHUEA Il a.,
ap 10 W. l.. WALL u Co, hucts.
BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. =
EXTENsINE SALE ON ACCOUNT OF THB
~ MkoHAsiesa IssTITUTH or sHkFstsa. gIAIss.
fH6sb9y tsga hS:ss
stansi tis os,s ess SEA .. H iss ssS sias
=. seessat @ q tss asshssiss = fS.slssts ~ M
~ Rullss Of various size, froni56 to- inches
q lourn nai Boxes fl1tT1'l = 3.-Ss
2 pieces citing of various size froua to inches
Al,o, lot Of Furniture LDesfs, Tables, Window
Tie s' tfssbti"S If steeSrnics and The
pghlic in gene I'll is eials ihritah 10 the sac
asT aSTfos so$ s,sd ds sruHx arissrIlaAgs sue.s.
Y8T = = Nc 1FfnF yffUES. ~ %
~ sI,sss A3s e, 4 sss A ss Il sis:s:
z sst,lss Stsf sa .a,,ik ssssssh Hlt s|tf tf1sEif
fsraaac Ia rssssasi nnSCt nCts ,5 'Sysssss.s
meu!s1 OF Rale G. Svfr.
ais tChron,i tt oOl sni Q. Z. v.
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TTx CHEAPEST ASe sgsr HAIR Dye Ii THE WORLD
Neger Ehdey or WASHES Cast-U phanI's Hair Dye, 5n
cents box. The best in use. Try it, Sold by g.
C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Wash
ine ton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. is Sly
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GRxA1 PlSNSYLvANIA ROUTE Efa Ralasanss a4
HGy7is5xyg tie Norta dsd Wsst.-Two trains leave
Washington daily and ons on Sunday-guisk tima--
low fare and connections Soldiers tick sold
through st6overrmant rates. For tickets and fur
taer ;:tIorInmt;en sfvy At then Nice efGrest Penn
-yiysaim Route, nof.bsast corr er of Pennsyvanis
avenue aud Sixth st, Washipgt on 0tics open from
n n. until p. Ea :; Oh Sunds IS from Ito p m.
aufiiy Z. o. NORTON, Agent.
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WANTED-Two GIHLS. 'one a. cham BERN aid
W ard one for the kitchen. Apply st Garner of
lnth ,treet and Penn. avenue, Ho6o4e en- Hotsl.
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WAETkD-By a respectable woman, a SITUA-
W TlON as tchanlb-rns aid or to do washing or
irnnlhg. Reference given il required. Address
MARY H. Star efbce - F. g. = s-J a. Jt<t
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All conve yancipg st the cest of the purchaser
L. P. j AGkSON, trustee
az l3-NNds THOS. DOWLINa. huct

RAILIFF'S SALE-Dy virtue of q distrain war.
The goods and chsttelso of g. s. Smith fer ound
rent c ue and in arrears, bsse seized and taken
said Smith, situated part of Lot No. 10 in Square
6S6, Washington city ID. O., and 1 hereby s1Fe no
tIce tis shall proceed to sell said 8ls ten
naent cr shanty, in from: the reof, on SATURDAY
next, ths 18th instant, ut tae hour of 10 a. n to
pay said rent oue and III arreurs. q :.
Terms cash. ...-. JAMES h, BUSHER.
ap i-S,N6F5t" Bsilf e..
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A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTgR's OFgfgH.1
II lg7F - foraer g and 2sS St+eefs, -73
WAaHIsGToE. D. GI9 March y, isss
N0TIOE.-The sale Of Manure ad ysrtised TO take
place at lhe Horse Corral on this fsy I. post
ocloef q, m en- which day otisr Iots, nssr ths
Railroad Depot, viii be Sold Also .s.,s q 70 ..
..sTs - CAPTAIN aand 4 q M UsSf2 en-,
mar 28-d j C. M0GgIEE& CQAaels-
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"ANTED-Ten OAEPENT SRS. Inquire Of 1.
W PRICkERD, JAG kson Hall Alley rear of
Globe Printing Gffce, between od and n. stresta
Waship etob e ca ap lS-9tt
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EyJC McGUIRE co An.t;onecrs

By J. c. Mci UIAE 4 Co, Auctiopecrs,
lALUABLE ono STREET NEAR lsTHl--
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON April 2lst al
O'Clock, in fsont of the premises we shall eli part
q Lot ho 8 IN Square No. St4 from ing 81 seet on
North c street, between llth snd r2th streat
west rrnning bs ck rs fset - U7-E,
Terms: One third cash, tae remand. .r ia six,
and twelve porths secured with interest by a
Gced of trust on the pre- uises y 20. =
apIFd J g. MEG URfs y Il Co Aocts.
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FoUNn DKAp.-Tues dry morning, John Kane
an lrishman, haillng from New. y ork, aged
ahout 20 years. who has been in the employ
or The osernment as a watchman WAS found
dead near the house of John I4eavy. on Doth
street, tetween L and NJ street. The Coroner
was snmmonrd, but on inquiring among the
nflghforS, found hat there could be but little
doubt hat he died from intem perance. and
declined to hold an inquest 1T :
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BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Au tionsers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THEIsLANp
At ATcTios.-0n MONDAY, the 10th instant,
4. o eiock r: NJ, we shall ssii Lot IN. In square
ard Streets. Isls9a -''.' N's~'' %
Terms: One half cash balance in six and txelys
months. The purchaser TO give notes for the
dsfs rred payments, bearing interest from the day
Of sale. "'
deed given and deed Of trust taksu. Title
ipdsputable = ''
All conveyance - the cost of the purchaser
NJ d. DANGERFIELD
Resdnary Davises:
sp S-dtds GEEEH It wIBLIAHS Auc.s
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ADDITIONAL,

~ imR teiy after the above sale we Will
zen Lot y, III the same square Dc ing upon the
noTshesstc IEer IS Y So feet. THIS properly inast
De ere long pu released by the Government for en-
6e5 on street south, paar the Coast Surve, Onic.
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by " IL. " ALL @ Co,. huctloneefB,
V,FUsT&Es' SALE or IMPROVED dPRopERs
fY.-By virtue Of a deed of trust to the sub
ceried in Ii cry, A. s., NJ. W. at folio $50, ct
staSewi 81, at Y e eRGsEaises sls on MONDAY,
everirg ll that piece ard parcel Of sfos ad, iE
cltyot Washington, kno oSn as the north One5haif
Numbered six hundred and, sixteen, (6i6,l ct the
corner OF North Capitol and NORTH streets, with
the improvements there on. --f
TERMS: On t5igd cash, ,of .which sra is to be
paid the instsntof sale the salsree in tsSo eGQsI
b, D deed of trl,st I pom { he prefiises. -
Convey anc ng at thH cost z. Il sfcha, es !.
- T= AEBERiY '1ssf.@' la
Trustees of concordia BnAiihs Associstfa =,
6p 10 IS ..--,. W. l.. NALL.a co, ,Aucta. =
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CALLED HIM 'GUAR. DEB Anon Mon
day afternoon rs two young men, giving their
names as Francis II. Hendiry and Thos. III.
Johnson, were passing up the avenue, the lat
tie famous ''Guardian Society," coming down
Eleventh street, and sang out, " How are you,
Guar an /, Mr.. n. immediately called a
policeman and had johnson arrested, and the
officer took him before 3ustiee Clayton, Hend
ley following him, and in the office was ais o
charged with assault. The parties ruled the
case before Justice johnson, who held them to
security TO keep the peace. .-..- ..,."
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MANfSf
fSOOD BARBERS WANTkD-At .. ALLI0Ts,
- Pig Pa. sveIu ue. above Hiilards' Hotel.

WANTED-A SERVANT NAN either white or
" colored to'Es to an offcar in the delf. Ap-
ply at No: 355 l9tA street, between and K. - ,
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WARRANTED TO CgEE II SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey 3
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty-fvs years
standing. viii cure Go.r,had In sir days, No
change Of diet required. Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia Sly
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DEATHS OF SoLDIgRs.-The following have
been reported to Capt Hartz, (otice corner of
Eighteenth and G streets,) since our last at
when PLACE all information relative to de-
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
W. Gibbons, I'D Ohio; r. p. Bradley, 7th
Mich; Garrison North, 5th Mich. Cav Peter
Martin, 1lsth N. Y; f. A. Deacon, 10th N. Y.
Art; J. L. u. Otis, 14th Ct; ID. Woods 22d N
-; h. Wehh,- 2sth Ind; T. J. Harrigan, Nth
n. y; n. {. Parrish, 9th Mich. Cav; John
Fendwick, 4th n Y. Art
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WANTED-A neat ant tidy GIRL for doing
w honsework and sewing IL u small ,ahilY.
JOHN h TEIk, corr @ and 7th SITS,
Bank of Hashington
in G.Ija
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FACT WORTH KHOWIsa-That India rubber
goods OF every description can be repaired in th.
nenteat manner and at the shorteat notice at II A
Halls Rubber Warehouse. 500 Pa. avenue be-
tween Sth and 10Th Sta mar S)-eolvt
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'ByJ. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auction.ers.
GALE OF LOT BETWEEN K AND NORTH
- AND lsr AND ID WEsT.-0n SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, April 22d, at S O'Clock, on the
premises, We shall sell Lot No. 43 in Square mum.
bered $50. fronting % feet, on alley between
and street north, and running back 81 feet
between lst sud ed street west
Terms cash.
ad I'D J. C. MCETIIRES CO Iu,Xa
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NEANTED-T The su bscriber Wishes to employ 4
W good MAN t. work on Alarm. 0ns with oaly
aEifs or very small family. prefer red.
f-s- = = SAM'L A.. Il. MARKS,
sp I4-3t- 29S south G st.. Navy Yard.
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foUFn FHKT are ind spensable to health apd grace
OF earrisse 1t is i'm possible to tate that nstu raj
exercise so conducive to health if afflicted vita
eorrs, buniops, nails growing the assh, or other
disorders TO which the feat are liable, and to all
Fuch We would recommend an enrly cali at Dr
White offce, No. 424 Penn. avenue, between a.
enu etn sta.
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NoTICE.-Thoss in want of EmploymenI of any
kind wonld better caii on the new Ii nteii scnce
Oaics, No sIl Ninth St. where ths best Of psy
viii he given 70 hrst class serysnts have always
ChaEibermaids, Walters and Seanistrsssss; also
for Young Men te wait on tables in private families
or huteis, Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want
of good help will and it to their advantage to CALI
=. B.-HoUFes wanted, The bast OF tsna ats Can
un4-u N. Il. MILLER.
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JONES Co. corner of Eighth and ID streets,
advertise u fine assortment OF groceries, pro-
Visions, butter, fruits, &c, which they will
dispose OF cheap. Their stock is SELECTED with
care, and purchasers may feel ass ured thatth hey
will obtain, by purchasing there, fret. clas.
article, and at prices much less than they have
been used to pay. Oranges, lemons, apples,
and all uits, IN their season, to be had at this
stOre.
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| eoLpIERs, ATTssIios!-Pain, disease and ex 20
sure, With hot cim ste muddy wster and bad diet
! will be unsyOi+ able but armed with Holloyay's
! purifying and strengt thsnina Pills you can endure
all these snc still retain good health. Only Is
| Per 1OI.
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WANTED-A good ETRSE {whitA p-ersrrea, for
at i99 seventh st spHst-
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ByJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO ,Aue!ioneers
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
Arril 7tst. at o'clock, on the premises We shall
sell the south ha Of Square lsl. fronting 10th
ana l7th streets west, aud Massachusetts, avenue
the whole divided into a number of ,issirabis
bgi ding lots all running back to good alleys,
TEh propf rty Is sitoated on ihe higb ground in-
mediattiy north of the Presidents Hou,e III q
PLEASANT location fer residences.
Title indis isputsble
Terms: One bird cash; the remainder in ak and
twelve month-, With interest. securBd by 'erd of
Ius. on the premises. Cost Of conFsyaacins TO
ap i4-d j. c MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
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"AHTEp-A sn all H0ESEin convenien ut part
" Of the city, be.~ cen this an: the lst of Mag;
woule buy portion OF the furniture; city refer
snces given and reat paid in advrnce. Addrest P.
U. BGx 4O1- ap list
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rl'AKRN Up ESTRAY BY THs METROPoLI-
lon Tan POI ICE.on the 18th uit small sorrst
take from the street by the Metropolitan Pc ice,
and will be sold for cath to the highest bidfer at
18th. at 10 o'clock o. N unless the ow asr sh ali
previously appear pros property, and pay the ex
penses incurred thereon. By order:
". L. WALL 4 CO. Auctioneers
ap 6,ll5 GEO r. HERRICK. Property elk.
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;. bS uREhN d WILLIAMS Auctioneersg.-I-
A HANDSOME BUILDING LOP on CRRsrs
~. IA ,s,t NJ - ss.r At AuGrias;- On WEDNESDAY,
at 6iSo clock NJ, lot So In Drury' SubiiTisn n
sqnare 20 frent 4s fest on Chestnut Street noftS
and running back 20 feet to q 10 foot alIAv b.t aa,
Hth and 18th streeet west. 80 f"-' =. - ''s01
Tefne Qne-hah in cash, the bslasca i b siE
mouths with a nots secured ~ a deed of trnst =.
prem tnd bea ing Interest from he dsf Of
safe: ali cost at tbs PURCHASER expense. =
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AIDES NEW STYLE
- PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRHLLAS
= Now opening OF the best grades and styles at the
lowest tash prices. 3: :. -
J. W. COLLEY, 523 7th street.
hnu pa
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By B6TELER & WILSON, Auctioneers.

n, AuctlOnFRTS.
EIGHT SMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
~ AsDFoUR BulLDINa Lor5, Al AUcrInN-On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 2Ist, at 4O'iock
shall cell on the premises Lots 2 5. .. s. g. H.
ard IL, being a su bdivisOn Of original Lots NOs
and 2-and square NJ "a, together wit the pro We
meLts thereon ennsisting of eight IL built brick
two story dwelling house. each with all back
building. These houses front l2 feet 81 inches on
street between sth and 9Th street; with depth
of niney FIVE feet.
Immadia teiy after tkete sale Of the houses we
shall tell Lots J. f. 7, and 10, fronting on stree
betWesa sth and 9th sreets
Terms: One fourth cash. hs balance on q credit
Of G. g. II. AMI Is h5, notes to be secured upon
the property, bearing interest.
Persons IF SIN all means have q rare oppnrt iuity
pr. sented Of securing a comfortable house, on
ap IS did ROTELER & WIhLSoN, Austs,
, 1863-04-29

commerce Of the islands is Snow nearly cley-
en- millions per year, whilst that Of Greece
has not hitherto been Of more worth than
fifteen millions. Add this amount to that
ofthc islands, and We may calculate that
the value Of the united commerce per year
will not be less than twenty-six millions
Of dollars, whilst the revenue may be esti-
mated at about fire millions five hundred
thousand dollars.
The Danish family is in luck, and has
been so, any time within the last decade.
1t is only ten years ago since the family OF
Prince Christian was admitted into the
charmed circle Of royalty, and to-day its
littlest paposin is at the head Of the old
classic people whose forbcars founded the
mightiest civilization which the Mediterra-
mean shores can boast, the influence Of
which still survives, and has made Hell
leues of the best even Of John Bulls chill
drcn, on both sides Of the Atlantic It is
tue that the young Dane will hare to rule
over degenerate race; but he may yet do
good deal to raise them, if it should turn
out that the right stuff is in him. At pres
ent they are not Of much account, either
political or social, and have made the slow.
est kind Of progress since Lord Byron
rather Quixotical1y died for them.
, 1863-04-29
WAK MATTERS.

It is estimated that it will require SEQ, co.,
GOO to pay the pension debts the next year.
One of the six-pound oblopg shells fred
into the vessel on which Gen. Foster ran the
rebel blockade, bore the mark Of George H.
Fox & Co., Boston manufacturers.
1T is said that the preparations for tho at
tack on Charleston cost ono hundred and .ffey
million dollars. The fight lasted but half IN
hour, OF at the rate of five million dollars Per
minute!
Tho New York Times felicitously speaks
of the expedition by Gen. Steele into Missls-
Bfppf as brief in duration, considerable IN dis
tnncc, md notable in results. Gen. Steele,
with force Of infantry, artillery and cavalry,
Of about i, ,0oo men, set out up Deer Greek,
Mississippi, In pursuit Of gucrillas and sup
plies. He ascended fifty miles through rlch
a,lo FERTILE country, routed the marauders
h.aSco p " nasoc with rcbG stores, and came back
haaf u et1 aays With thousand horses, oxen and
ueel cattle, thousand slaves, and immense
''o'es u sugar and corn, as epoils Of war.
,-Ine brave young men who ran away to
Canaaa mat they might avoid the draft. will
nc called upon TO pack up their u dnds', and
Ictufh nome, TO stand their lttle drafts fnr
tne reason that bill has been fptroducrd ,ntn
the CANADIAN Parliament providing for a re-
turn to the United States, Ct all desSrtara FroTn
| our army, and BY the new Conscrintinn 1a,-
| every man whose name iB drawn. and III
fails to appear, Is called deserter. and when
caught Fill be punished Us being one,
, 1863-04-29


VIC find the following in the New York
corrcspondcnce Of tue Cincinnati Gazete
Of the 9th:
The account which appears this week in
Hilkes' Spirit Of tie Tim. of the bargain be-
tween Mr.. Lincoln and 31r. Seward, by which
the hitter took the stump and the former pro-
missed him the St4te Department In return, Is
probably correct, except that it docs not 70
far enough. heard, just before that appear
ed, from another and wholly different source,
that Lincoln entered into trriiten agreement
with Sewnrd to surrender to him, in consid
Grafton Of his support in the campaign, d;c:a-
for.af 7'ostvrs during his administrd.ioa-liter-
ally, that the policy Of his Government Was
to be controlled by his premier. This country
knows to its cost that such Inns been the fAct,
due not wholly, as It is believed, to the per-
aonM nscendancy Of Seward over the Presi-
dent, bat to u previous contract.
And VIC do not hesitate to characterize
it rs lie, no matter by whom told. It is
not within gun-shot Of the truth. VIC
know the facts Of 31r. Stewards call to the
Cabinet, and they are highly honorable to
the President, unless his critics, as we do
object to h1r. Stewards occupancy Of d
place in the Presidential councils, on any
te1uas. 1fr. Lincoln's lender was not EN-.
barasscd by conditions expressed or I'M
piled; and the acceptance was like the
invitation.
, 1863-04-29

A man Kills his Sister-In-Iaxv. md
her TWO Children. attempts to Kill
L{siBrother. and then Kills Himself.
IFrom the Toledo Commercial, a.th.1

f[F1om the Toledo Commercial, 2.th.1
A most terrible tragedy In real life occurred
yesterday morning between eight and ten
o'clock in Manhattan township, on the op-
Presque Isle, resulting in the death Of Mrs.
Sarah Brown, wife Of Amos Brown, their two
daughters, five and eight years Of aye, and
A1onzo Brown, the murderer. Mr. Amos
Brown, who had been absent from home some
two hours, returned and was met at the door
by his brother, who had 4 rifle IN bis hand,
cooked. The murderer then informed his bro
ther that he he had killed his wife and two
daughters, and intended to kill him also. On
this A1onzo drew up his rifle aud snapped
it at his brother, and soon after snapped it
again, when he retired to another part Of the
house, Mr.. Brown then managed, in some
way, to send for some Of his ncighbors resid-
ing at some distance, whom he knew to have
guns; but while awaiting their arrival, others
Of his ncfghbors, among whom Was Mr. jon
athan Wynn, came with arms, prepared to
shoot the murderer upon the spot, upon tho
first demonstration. Seeing there was no
chance for escape, the murderer deliberately
swallowed the contents Of vial Of Etrych-
nine, which it is said he had carried with him
for month. He then threw the vial out Of
doors, then went up stairs with bis rifle cooked
and knife drawn, prepared to kill any one who
might attempt to arrest him. There he died
in about twenty minutes after swallowing the
poison.
Mrs. Brown was stabbed four times in the
breast, her fore finger Was nearly cut of, and
there were injuries upon her head, the results
Of blows OF cuts with the knife The young
est child was cut in the side of the breast
Tho Oldest had gash across the breast six
inches In length hrs. Brown Is scid to be m
cstimable lady, especially we'll regarded for
her Kindness OF heart, and attention to the
sick, She was about forty years Of age. Mr..
Amos Brown, her husband, has been in the
army, from which he returned about three
months since, Alonzo Brown had been resi-
dc Mt of the vicinity about fifteen years. He
was man of bad character, and had been re-
leased but 4 short time from the State Prison
at jackson, Mich, where he had served out .
term for horse stealing. He came to reside
with his brother at the time Of the return Of
the latter from the army.
Mr. Amos Brown is l farmer and highly re-
sFected by bis neighbors. He says he had no
difficulty with his brother, and Is not aware
Of any cause which could hare prompted him
to the commission Of this most terrible deed.
Tie murderer, however, Is said to have dc,
clared that he had his revenge. Tile assault
upon Mrs.. Brown appears to have bccn made
| while she WAS engaged in washing one Of her
children, and from appearances the murderer
did not accomplish bis purpose without Sc
we're struggle.
, 1863-04-29

non. 1u"aro alahls' Aatc governor OF
Noltn eatoliha' VIII RESUME LIE residence ana
'h' s.aeliee ~ -" ~ eall1ofna'
n'Jof leoe'1ck io"nscno' iormerly Ao-
5o'ahI eenefal ol ~" 1ork' LES pecn ap-
Io'n1ea ffo'ost a'arsnal ucnefai o1 tAa'
o'A'e' ~ " .os:s.eu 1,s ., ~, 11lps'
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ripe for IN outbreak, and the eye cannot be
lifted from them single moment. There Is one
thing which il encouraging; d splri. Of ven
gc.snce has been reused among the Union
people, which will end III & determined effort
t. czte5minate the last man, should the guer.
ilias make any further trouble.
Gen. Day1dson's embargo on the departure
Of steamboats, waa rcsciuded on Saturday, and
several boats left for down tho river just IN
time to bo Of service to Gen Mcneil n MS
are nude by merchants and others Of the Sc"
verify of this order, but experience and calm
ness indicated its wisdom. Rebel plchets
were discovered on the shore between IT.
GcnerieVe and Cape Girardeau, on ff1aay,
and it would have been very unsafe indeed naa
am hoats been caught IN that vicinity With
out the assistance Of n gunooat
The seizure Of the Belle Me nphls on Thurs.
day night 1as in compliance with m order oi
Gen. Curtis, but the manner o. tao sei7n " III
f,n1s instiied The suppositton that the rebels
trok the boat for some unknoHn Pm puspnss, rgsr
The Bel1e was used to rcconnoitre t9e I've
hanks and to bring of specie and 1unas 1snn q.
the bank at St. Genevic'e. 70 P[gi,Jias Paioia 'n'
same falling into the hands o. Luz oea +bon
/ Civ secessionists have been more tnua ~
| nsnaiiy reserved Of late. This remark sas = us
| exceptions. however, in the conducs OF q IL"
si]y secession females, whose folly is only cx'
| cused By their extreme g1dd1ncss anu lguo'
runce. The seceEh haSo hau ~ lepotset ttot ~ ~
! tIcir social circles for some time past, that AZ
| ori}tr vas about to be issued to Danish several
t monument families, and their general reti
eence may spring from fear Of being included
| in the order.
| call for active service has been very credit
| able The rush for exemptions on paymen
! Of thirty dollars, has been lively, aud thu
State is receiving large revenue from thi
| source.