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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

Owing 70 The crowded. condition Of the House snd tie
sequep asb,y Ga large number 70 obtain admission the
Mort lkst near 0rani win repeat their Celebration Of
INASHISGTONS BIRTHDAY on THURSDAY EVEN
! ING 2jth inst
Tickets p cents Doors open c; Exercises to commence
oc.ock. ~ B.Tc.eta Tor Monday evening are good ioF
| III, occasion.
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pt, A,r,yers,r, orThe National Freedmen,s

Th. Anniversary orJhe National Freedmen's
Relief Association yi be held a Coo2sE IN nte On ,he
LIAM CULLEN BRYANT, esq, viii preside. Rev
5FGPHEN II. TYING, D. D., Rev. Henry WARD
BFgCIIER and WM. ALLEN BUTLER esq, will address
De maug The questions involved in the condition and des
tiny Of the euaucipied Negro 80 vitality interviewer with
or national inerostc md existence, Wal be ID, poni nent
subjects e discussion The interesting group q WHITE
SLAVE children Nah by General Banks viii be pres
American Institute Polytechnic Associate
4 tesuisr v,osy IIel.g OF CHS Association vii De held 81
the rooms tho sute ~ e Cooper Union lhls ,thuu
divl EVENING At d, O'Clock Suhe.'s Les. New inyen
t6.s 4nd psr1vcres' ID o. Necessity 0T reform IN our
Wcighis and Measure" Tho public are invited
SA3lL D. TlLLMAN, Chairman.
g. GARvzr Secretary
Unconditional Union CeDirDi Comnlitiee.-Heat'
quarters 1sou HAL 80. 642 Broadway lnrst door -sl
HE HEADQUARTERS and BEADiNG-hOOh VI Ills or
sauizaton are now OPEN DAY and EVENING ,nd ell friends
f tho Unroud Union cordy invited - visit
than 81 pi,a,r-e. ADAl 1. ELLIS fte.deni'
H. g. PSRKa, ALEX. C. LEWIS Recording secrei-ries.
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HoYT's HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
Wspted 20 -s,or f.ded and nav Hair and Whsk-rs 10
their original color Superior dyes ard other
oa hair the natural ard lie appearance u I've
instead OF lhe Jn dead black ofdyes that the most critical
observer caunot detect It's in the snpicy OF ~ appef
ton being used easily suy arce OF tho t9uot ana IA
beneficial effects on the head aud the hair makes me
hair aud silky prevents from fa'lg oni removes an us
Impurities, aud entirely oyefcore, the Dad elects oil us
previous use Of plepaiaon containing sulphur, sugar Of
leld, &c.
Ucyr's iHrRpIiL CoToprys CREAM, -
CT angss sh and red Hair beautiful Brown or Black
sod everywhere. 49,
IhsRpn Hnrr & Co. No 10 Un.vnIsy .p.ce. ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

ASTHMA Or PHrHIsIc.-A spasmodic afTeo-
o, Of the Bronchial Tubos which are covered with dry,
;euarou, phle ym--" BRowSs BRoSoniAL TEoeHEs' Will
In some oase give immediate relief If Of long standing per-
severe with them they vii alleviate IN time.
In IHOUsAND3 oP CASss.-MRS. WIS5LoWs
soo-u,ve Synrp fr III diseases with which children are az
eces such rs teetre gripping In the bowel' wind collie &C.,
he. used with perfect and neverans success IN n0
sands Of caaes Il soens the gains reduces Inflammation AID
auays OF pain Mothers do rot fail to procure H.
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WISTAR5 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
NJ. y . n, CHI III
FROM THE HON. JUDGE sPRLKER,

who wouli refuse give lis valuable aud inpoart testi
nouy nes sn'd that this remedy possesses all the meEs
claimed for il.
CAgJOuARIs " T., Nov. 10 le6n
GrSTLrxg.: Thi,is to certify tat myself and family have
used DT. Ns'rs san o. ii Cherry for several years
al ha great peasu- ia recommending IN pr,ere
TO snviu Of Ire And 20 The purposes for which :, s in
suded "a 81 asthma, phthc ELECTION Vi tue hEoa,
have NJ: wh aAythns equal 10 r. Nery re-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

Cinrk's Distilled
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
RESTORES GRAY OR FADED HnB
10 IT'S NATURAL COLOR
CLARKS DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
Surely eradicsies Dandru8
CLARKS DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAZE
Preventsii its falling off,
crARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
Promotes its natural and healthy growth
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE hA1k
Causes the hair bald heads where the roots gro -
entirely dead. In such nothing viii do IT.
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
IL most nxuTiant dressing le soys: Il Ike
makes my hair feel so of and shiny"
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
Contains no dirty sediment to be shaken up before use
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
IL cleo, transparent fod contains oil is dye, ona
las no dele.erous properties
CLARK'S DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
ia delightfully."- peamed, and does net t1m rancid In vSn
weather.
CLARKs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TilF HAIR
Is The only perfect dressing and resorer OF color combines
CLARKs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE kOR fgE HAIR
No lady's toilet Ia complete without It.
CLARkis DISTILLED
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Gen. pIcCIcj..n's Report,

Gen. McCleI.rn's Report,
Printed the
OFFICIAL CONGRESSIONAL COPY,
with the attesaon OF tie Adutt General OF the United
Statea Army Giving history Of
THE ARMY or THE POTOMAC
With plans Of battles, l. ready well printed N
one yom- svo double columns Price in paper - een,s
An edition bound In cloth, with portrait price 81. Paoshed
al Inc ohcs OF The Rebellion Record.
O. P. PUTNAM No. al Broadway, N. Y.
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Pntcnts: Patents! Pnlen.s:

Nessrs. MUM Co, pubhs.ers OF 4hL sOihN r p
.NERiCAN' continue 20 sc % Attorneys ot securing 70
tens r t W inventions In tbs and all foreign countries
MeIsrs. MUM Co. hsye bad seventeen yeas ehps,I
than - 600 inventors ,s -. ,.-..,
80 Tor inventors furnished .ree, Application.
Con.plta. on and advice lee. Address MUM Co.,
q Pa-kIoyE NJ ", OF COZ. End Nl,l NatAnston, " y
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Apxy RE1tEF z AzAAR BuLD!sG, AcADRHY PARK,
aIa.yY n Y March. ttu,. 4

NLNtNI N = FIIIIu IVUf
Tickets las peg Notice heretofore gubli.tsd for tss
O1yts DroH Of the PRESIDENTS Ftllof EAiANCiPA-
J6S PROgLAslATION, dated Sept. p, A. D.. 1861!
I he Obtained by uccsins ! for each ToNet with
and residence % WILLIAM BARNES, chatham OF the SpS
ra! Committee, Albany, n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

CLARhS DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
l6caly repaired costs only 81 per ba,e and is sure
to give satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25
Deinulcent ~
DEMULCENTt
Cure your Cougl,. and avoid Consnmpilon,.

Cure your Cough, mud avoid Coarnimlrpplno'n nir
CIfRF YOUR COCGBt, AND AVOID CON~l MPIlON
CirpE YOUR COUGH, AND AVOID CONSCMPIioS
Why suffer another hour, when quleN ard PEI e,i
ia certain BY using DR.. SNAlNtS IOMfOOSU slhOl
nv years erueence For Coughs snd Colds, Sore hrosN
Ashms Bronchitis. hight Sweats all pieaies o. tue Az
Passrgo and Lungs, urny believe II - e sHty sDp's
10 all other CompOUg I'D. - $500, ,,-,, r. c,ryppv
SNAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD ChEkHn
sVVAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
sWAYNES COMPOUND SlRUf MILD ChEhhY
SWAINE'S CCeIfVUND SYRUP WILD ChEbhf
pra,sred oniy by DR. SWANhE a SON, No. 800 NORTH
ebsl pbiladelphis Sold BY WELLS No. 10 FTaaAlnst
and BARNES No. 202 Broadway, n. Y
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GIVE II A TRIAl

GIVE TT a THAI.
For sale By druggists generally. IL city ard coun.ry.
g. q. CLAIM & Co., PrSpiotorA
d. 8 BhSES K CO., n. y, General Agents
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wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
wIsTAR's BALsAM Of WILD CHERRY.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY or \ PHYSICIAN.

HERx.S n. Y, Sept. o., 1850.
For more than year pest have sold Dr. wtar Bslsaru
OF Wild Cherry peparcd By you, and, far % know h
has universal stisLcon IL seems 10 carr COT On By
oossnng end cleansing me lungs aayng irritation thus
cause, instead Of drying /; up and leaving the
benind.
consider g good cough medicine not better than
s. THATCHER NJ. d.
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tseDctifiOu,.

For sse by J. r DINsAfORE, No. 49I Broadway New
York SEIH W fo"4E Co.. Nc. 10 fremont 81, Boston
and by eli druggists.
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WISrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
FROM PETER CANNON, ESQ,

NEWT0S n. j., Jan. Il, lSb1
hcs'rs SFrH w. FowLz Co.
GRsgLTsKS: Having used Dr.. Wisters Bslsim OF Wild
Cherry my i with great advantage for many years IN
o. colds MOS. cheergy give any testimony Of
it, efecy, snd recommend % those WHO suffering nom
Doughs Gods Pulmonary Diseases oil long standos,
PETER CANNON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

RESTORATIVE FOR rgE HAIR
lsdy's toilet Ia complete without Il.
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~ AProRrIoNnINr

~ APfORfI0NA1NT OF Hun,s.,. =. 80
esoand Richmona, for tho separate acoommo1.s,cs c
o. the SICK and wounded from different atasss.
Soldiers OF 1aryland, Virginia, fenneosss. Van.
taeky, and Missouri, are at Ohimhorn xo p":..
IIiIl.
Ihoss from North Carolina in General Iiosn,lat M.
-. in tho "a, 81, 4th, 9Th, ana 0lh divtsons oi
Winder Hospital, northwest c. Hollywood Gem
elAry.
Those from South Carolina in the eth division Of
Jackson Hospital, southW ost Of Windor lospL
tai.
zhose from Georgia In tho Let and - divissoas Of
Jacxsoa Hospital and LIST division Of Windss
Hospital.
those from Louisiana at tho I.ouis.ans Hospital,
west terminus OF Broad street, and In Sd divb-
loo Of Jacksoa Hoepsiai.
1hose from Alabama, ktasisspri Florida, Tens,
and Arksaass, II the lst and ID divlsioAs u
Howazd's Grove Hospital, on Mschasissvills
turnpike.
Coafsdssais or UnAppsoprisssd Hospitals Robert
go Hospital. eosnag Il Main aud "a stFesas:
Receiving and wa3side Hospital, eosass Il l7th
snA 0facs asrcesa;' Snaallfox HoaDlaAl, aeaR
Rewards drove.
Psieoa Hospitals GeasrAl Hospital No - END 0eas-
rai HonealAl NJ ~. corner Of 18Th asA OaSy
aarsets. NJ l$-ts
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER or TAXES,
Richmond Nav u iSf1

ilichmond May ., Io64.
tNSIkuClfCNS in reIorence Ia tho ACCESS
I eat GIi collection OF the additional ten
per isn't Oh pToiits.-i. having been ascertain.
tlilat AZ error has been committed in the
aa,ssaeG. aul collection III the add sional
t.a )er Gsnt. On proiits, all assessors will as
fax The pIol.ts, nAly ma3s ty buying and sell.
ia II aIy tiaie between tho Let day Of Jauu
sry, to,t 9.ii The iat day of January, 1866
Tie profits on which the tax Is imposed by
AID : / paragraph Of sac ! of sn act entitled
al -. 10 levy additional taxes for the com
Moi dofsaca anI sappor. OF tbs Government"
aic the profits a.aia by buying AMI selling be.
sst Ga Tho tia.ss mentioned, the oopuiative
esI3nnltiou and being used, the buyiug aud
lnuE must both take place between The La
oy cf danatty, 1856! aat the ist day OF Janu-
sIy, icuJ. such wsrs the instructions Issued
lion, ,As oIieo on the let Maroh, 1861, and
VIII Ia found 81 page of additional instruc.
Hons. therefore the erronaous assessments
made Ia FOLIO distrio;s need not ba coliscted,
ahi iaa hHseasoiS VII refrain from euch a..
At4.Lent3
II tia ton per csnt adjitiona! tax on pref.
iLs, nG1e hy tuying and ceiling between ,he
%! day of January, 1863, (including that dsy. J
aid tue 5ist tay of December, 1864, Unclud.
sug tuIt day. will bs assessed and collec Al
GAoe. i he profits derived from the sa ams source
botv'ssD the ist day Of January, 1864, and the
,lO. di.y Of DacsMber, 1861. both included, will
Lc a.asJsed and collected immediately after
tie All day Of December. 1854
j. w. ii UNDERWOOD,
Acting Commissionsr OF Taxes.
approved.
O. ned) G.. q. MEMMINGgR,
my6" Secretary of the Treasury.
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OrffCf.4L
- l.sp'R GEssRsLs Or HieK,
Az RI,uNosp. May i6'b, lsot. }

s,t,A tssp GkssRst 49, S.,'
n" RrcgMosp. May t6sb, lsot }
..c,.y ORDERS, No H.
Ph'r., 'nr|,galier General James l.. hsnPsr'
y pi,sSi p;'tsmsSiais cemu u,snd Of the Reserve
I'll take ,'aa '1." y ate Of Virginia How'll com.
'Is,i q, ,a. anision, sna place .hsa a. oAes
.: - ss,. @ END sIs he nhS u .";ssa s.s as1ss 70
tn2i"y An nav h,s instructions. lle will es
;"s'sG st liza "a headquarters AT sueh pcnt rs hs
~ s:osp' ogs4' ef he Qasrssrnss.er, Con m'rsary
Inaoss AID Msal. l,I.ssS nspnr'naspass a'sas.ss are re-
lTsd - -, Srrp, the STATE of Virginia OF
~ 1,r.Iid u., Corps, sui such OF the Regular
'' in'H sra To- any reaaon unassignsd. viii
o,.s. o.,,slsiy ~ ~ report to Gen ksmrer, who is
d nine''~sd ne"d 10 sssiga them temporarily to duty
fia ath.na,.nd vac Of The Secretary OF War.
~ JOHs w. RuEiY,
Asst Adj Gen.
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Jou, ) fgE.+os,
Colonel ahi Superintendent.
i-..n,'es RESERVE OF STATE or VA, !
Richmond MAY 18th, lSi.


Richmond May 10th, lSa;i.
,,asr,l Oriers, No. u
=, ,,1r.nsuce Of paragraph ! OF Special
.-is,z 10 .lA. hereby 'sunir command OF
80 R-.sfye torCes ct Virginia, with my
-...eJ. .gsrisrs "a tas city ut Richmond until
.,ssrAise nUao'ineei'
II .rna Reserve Gtoops already organized
,sfl Immediately aPon lhs receipt OF this nf'
...r proceed by companies 10 hucn ois OF the
s, Il rsnis geus he 5inaIlsr named, as
-, be .r59t aceosait!e, and tho CAPTAINS com
,..1ing 4re Etrs5y especially charged WITH
~. lsty # ssnaIatiing their commands with
i.s Hlmpsi tiEjHich
nm me .aea con 5siBg ihe Reserve Forces
u ,sgf:.es IL which ther organization has not
,aD s}rasay Affected. will assemble promptly
heir respt etiye Gear. Houses. where thoy
,iil ono, be organised by the tRro!iEg Off
a. .ui lninedialel, thsfaaitor the conpa-
rsa 50 organized will proceed 10 such point OF
t.nit rons us may tu I1ost convenient OF nc.
ctss
~. 2 10 ..abiishsd plaeas Of rendezvous
TIE Saie II Virginia ara anuoGnoed ha -
Dss- Ahiagdun, paoiin Depot, l,ynChburg,
sauuten, R;ofdonsvtiIe, BarssvIile, tetsrs-
hug and Richmond, whore officers OF th.s
touGanl Ill ba ioani, to whom they will
'eI'r. .
\. Comf anies or dstachmsnts Of the rsssrve
irrs siFet,dy oa duty, guarding bridges, lines
ii u ilmuI icaton, !. c, will not be Affected by
las o,deT,5 they will continue upon such ssr
vic, aatil relieved, aud their commanding Iii.
,sfiaFe IL styueted to report promptly 10 these
a--jYusgs sIa the numbers OF such troops, the
ralls VII 3Te serving the companies to which
last ts.9Ig e. and the orders under which the
qs.. aaa :ned 10 daty.
II !.s reesrve troops being called into &C.
Il 81 Al
l...,-,Y OF providing them ,elves with blank.
es eu5s tsIcs, :, D. until arrangements can
10 4sde ior tnelr rs2niar supply, aud inas
-l5l i.s d-l.,y may la Incurred in theii being
faintaei with arus, it is specially sDjoinoj
t.lA sli 10 tIug with them to their rendez,
,p4s su n ssgyicaablo tirtarme aud ammunition
~ ia y uly haYo II their possession.
1AmkS L. kEMPER,
N.Y. Hrigadisr General.
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Tnx TaAv1s GuS.-Capt Travis has exhibited In
Mobile one OF the guns finished BY him for Gen
Forrest, 10 which he has given the name OF s1he
stockton eun," but which everybody seems, very
property, disposed to designate by the NAME OF the
inventor. This elegant piece was the admiration
oi all who saw IT, being Cor the isst time mounted
aud haTnessed IL is an iaslgnlicaat weight Ia
the single horse that draws II, and can ueSeithe-
less throw 90 shots minute into an sneny's dna
at two miies distant Capt Travis will have q
public trial of tho gun, aleF which Il will he dis
patched to Gen Forrest. .
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nrNTER's RLTRHAT,

RAPID ADVANCE IN GOLD AT TIE NORTH.
We heard late last night that Northern
paper had been received in this city, which
gave the quotation of gold In New York on
the 25th Mt PA. So it goes. Having passed
the magic figure of 2J0, there is no telling
where it will stop
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UayHs !, ttttt", On Monday night three
men visited the house OF Nr. Schwartz, a
butcher living below Rockets, and finding
him absent from home, represented them.
selves as Confederate detectives, who had
been sent there TO search for forged pass
ports. In the absence OF Mr.. &, his wife
protested that no such documents were Sc.
creted about the house, but the fellows in
sisted on searching, and finding in q trunk
about s $50 In & Id, 200 in silver, and I 100
in greenbacks. they took 1t In charge, and
stated TO her that they had been directed
asovto take charge OF any money found
abcnt her house. When they were about
leaving the premises, with the trunk con-
fainipg the money In their hands, Mrs. =.
was informed that If she called at General
dardner's formerly General Winder's) office
at nine o'clock the next yesterday morn
Ing. she would learn what disposition had
been made Of her funds. Accordingly Mrs.
Schwartz called at the appointed hour, but
1t is needless to say that the trunk and con-
tents had not been carried there, nor were
the men ever engaged in the Confederate
detective service.
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A SAD lscIDEsr.-A wife Of one OF the sO'diers
on sult.au's isiand receally visited him iu camp,
atd cauied with her deIicacies from home. shell Q
had NOS been thiown the island Tor lw0 os three
days but While lhe lady was sitting 10 the midst
OF eE0ap OF fslesds the eaeWy opaned, SAD the
very lrst Missile dsseeaded snd exploded In her
lap, Killed iw0 mea around her, nlossalIy woaaA
aad shattered her entire llasne. Strange 10 say.
she itaGcsed sevsrsl days II lhis aeoaisel cOadl-
tious ana iaaily died in tbs hospital
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Nayor's C0.srt.-1he following is q report
Of yesterdays proceedings
Maria Canary was charged with stealing
one calico dress, valued at $50, the property
of Mrs. Mary 4. Tuck. Some two months
since, while Mrs. L. was confined to her bed
house and desired to purchase . dress being
hard mp for money, eh6 was told that she
could have it for : SO, but deeming the price
too high, Mrs e. wo,Ild not take II, nd lett
the house. a few days after this dress was
stolen, and nothing was heard Of it till last
Sunday, when the accused was seen with 1t
on in the street. N RS. Canary stated that
her she Was authorized by her mistress to
sell it. This Mrs. Tnck denied. The Mayor
remanled the accused for examination be-
fore the Hustings Court.
John Hannah, charged with trespassing
upon tho premises Of John q. Rookie, and
using insulting and abusive language towards
his wife, was required to give security for
his good behavior and to keep the peace for
twelve months This case Involved the right
Of entrance through certain doors to the
building on the corner Of ga anil Main
streets. occupied Jointly BY the complainant
and Hannah.
Wm. Jackson, q free negro boy, charged
with stealing about fifty dollars In notes.
twenty five cents In silver, and . silver
watch, valued a. $500, from Minerva Jack
son, free woman, WAS ordered to be
whipped. A big, joiiy old black woman,
who came to the witness stand pulling and
blowing as If she was p opelled by steam,
testified that Pill Jackson acknowledged
stealing the money and watch from her
daughter Minerva's trunk, and said that he
had spent some Of the funds, but what was
left Of IL he had given TO his mother; the
watch was at his aitnt's The accused was
ordered to be well whipped. Sally, slave
of II. w. Fry, was also whipped for stealing
meat from the Second Market.
lance Simpson WAS fuel for dealing with
ers.
WiiliaM Wrigk slave Of Robert Land. Of
nInk AND Qaeen, and Jim johnson, slave ot
ch,!a.y ,,r M.yo, q q kowh,.an. arrested on the
sh;..g JhHasge 2. ,teanng large lot Of bedquilts,
enlttsl oiaakets, &c, from the Medical Par>
veyoss Departments. were called for hear
.Se. .Se ~ tne room occupied by these negroea
about : half peck measure Of keys OF every ~ =,
aeecipeion. There beiag no doubt Of the
Guilt Of the pArtiea, the cSse VAS sent an fnr
examination before the Hastinks Court.
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y H..tings Coasst. J.As!ts LaoQa pscyidiag.--
A. II. Sands, E.q., acted as prosecutor in
this Court yesterday. The following is .
summary OF the cases:
George Turner, indicted for stealing sun
dry goods and chattels from VIM. b. Jones,
was tried and found guilty. lie was after
wards remanded to jlil to await his sentence,
which will be pronounced by the Judge this
morning: Having been previously found
guilty of petit larceny, and confined in the
city Jail, conviction Of the Same offence this
time makes his Imprisonment in tho peni-
Tertiary one year.
The trial Of Thomas j. Ilorseley. indicted
for grand larceny, was postponed till the
next term
The Court then al ourned to this morn
ing at 10 U clock.
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LIT John Gale commanding, on the a5i June =.
Nofp'I W II llattOn, Charles county Md, flesf
.o, woand IN tntsa Prvates Albert Douehrr,y, som
ss, ser county 40, severely In head, will rec0v.
an an .nIsh chas fease, B,ltimore city, PAINFUL,
"a - az arm Hefiins, 6eorg-town, @, hand broke
" nooinson, Delaware, slightly In breast.
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FIVE of ohpfSs Asn DefA.i, = NAVY Dsr'T,
4u,,, Richmond, Va, June 10, 1884.
LfE-Taa attention OF ali oilcers of the
"Asy Is called 10 the following act Of CougFoss,
%'''oVed June T. ls6f relating 10 transmrtntlon ~
80 .. 'ho army and navy, while tray siling un-
t IA 'o"yfsss n Ae Confederate States Of .amsyioa
ihst oiiI'ers oi the army and navy, v" lie
,.-,'as lsaer orders 0f the War or Navy De-
sh', shsh be Allowed Transportation In kiuo
o. and their personal baggage sud ten
,In, per day for expenses, While nscossariIy
~, ,snE III she execution CT their ordefs.n
,iss f, az. iehders ta1atory the alAr erder II
t'oi iroih this oco ca the lbth inst an ihs snh,a.,
e' travelling allow anee. ~"'''~'
ny command Of see'y OF Navy.
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pretended that they may cross and tap the
railroad at some point In Halifax c. unity.

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railroad ut some point In Halifax c. unity.
MoRR VANDALISM.
1t Is currently reported that the Court
house Of Nottoway county, and most of the
buildings at that point have been burnt by
the enemy.
VICTORY IN NORTHERN GEORGIA.
Through the energy OF the Signal Corps,
the following dispatch from General Joseph
Johnston WAS received at General BrAgg's
headquarters yesterday afternoon. From
General Johnstons known mOdssty IN an
nouncing victory, We are at liberty to in
Ter that our arms in Northern Georgia have
achieved decided success. Indeed, the
news may be regarded as the glad tidipgs OF
glorious victory:
MARIETTA, June 81.
General Br0rto'a Bragg.
The enemy advanced on our whole line
to day. They assaulted French, Cheatham,
Cieburn, Stevenson and Qnarles, by whom
they were repulscd
Ou the rest of the line the ekirmishing
was severe.
Their loss is supposed to be great. Ours
is known to be small.
j. T.. JOHNSTON, General.
FROM MoRGAN'S COMMAND.
We have information from a reliable
source that Gen John II Morgan's command
has safely arrived in Southwestern Virginia.
Al the Yankee accounts OF q failure OF the
expedition ana the defeat of Morgan are
pure fabrications. He destroyed q very
'arge amount of property, and captu red
from . 800 to 5000 prisoners, who were re-
leased Oh parole. His losses, we under
stand, were comparatively slight.
Captain John Marshall, of Morgans CON-
mand, son OF Hon. Humphrey Marshall.
of this city, was captured in Kentucky, and
is now prisoner in the hands of tho enemy
nrNTER's RLTRFAT.
Persons living in the upper part of Bedford
connty report that Ilunter's army, on its
retreat from l.ynchbur@, drove through that
section at furious rate, under whip and
spur The road was lined with dead horses,
that had either given up the ghost from over
cxeriion, or, having given out, were killed
by their brutal masters. Tho enemy mani
tested unmistakable signs Of fright and de-
mora'izntion, and wero hard pressed for
provisions.