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FROM EIIRnpE

NEW YORK, May 22-The steamer America
from Southampton on the 11th instant, arrived
this morning.
In the House of Lords, Earl Russell stated
that the conference on Schles swig. Holsten
ahalrs had agreed upon a suspension Of hos.
tilities forth with. from the 18th, on condition
thas the blockade OF the German ports be raised.
The Bank of France has raised its discount
to eight per cent.
b In the recent nava! engagement between the
Danes and the Austrians, the latter were badly
beaten. The news of this success and the sus.
pension OF hostilities were received in London
with much JOY. and in consequence, cousols
advanced to 9lHaalk
The Austrians pfllaged Horsep. Rauders and
other places In Jutland
Fifteen Swedish and Norwegian war vessels
assembled on the 18th OF Gottenburg under
Prince Oscar. "
General Garibaldi arrived at Caprera ON
the 9Th.
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tFrom Sunday Extra starJ
Lee makes a sudden Rerosrsde
Movement to the North
Anna River!

We are indebted to the Philadslphis I.o<syss
for the following, brought through by enc q
their special couriers-their arrangements for
early and reliable news being most Complete,
as shown by their continued success.
Yesterday morning General Hancock ooeu-
pieo Bowling Green, making the march witA-
ont nnding any rebels In his route.
IL 10 supposed the enemy has been rstreatdnS
for the last twenty -four hours 10 sahs posi-
ton on the North Anna river. 80
Nothing but struggling parties OF few sueY-
rillas were found all day.
The Inqairer's courier left point two ni,>s
south Of Guinney's Station yesterday as two
p. "a. ...e. 7... .- -r-.,
Everything then was progressing finely, and
the army was in the best Of spirits.
Grant is now in the open country, cIeaY of
the "Wilderness," and " here hs can get at ths
enemy in something like fair heId; and tha
whole army feels the most unbounded conn =
dence IN the suit OF a fight under these I'm .
proved circumstances. 5...
This sudden retreat of Lee gives color 70 In
belief expressed by Gen. Butler that Lee hes
sent portion Of his army to crush him sud-
denly with an overwhelming iorce, piece OF
strategy, however, Ia which he has been foIled
through the stubborn resistance made by But
ler's army.
It would appear that the rebel attack on our
right on Wednesday was q fetnx 70 cover this
retrogrado movement. snrfa.. y affastft.g
Bowling Green, the point occupied BY Han
COCK In the advance in pursuit OF Lee, 10 the
capital OF Caroline county, on the road from
Richmond to Fredericksburg, is twenty malee
from Fredericksburg and forty from Rich
mond. Il contains, or did contain before The
war, some 400 inhabitants. ..... .-
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Charge of Gonspiracy-The War IN Wesg
virginia General Crooks Successful
Raid-i mense Damage Done the
East Tennessee Railroad. &c. ---
CINCINNATI, Nav 21.-Sam Medary, the
editor of the Columbus Crisis, was arrested On
an indictment fol- alleged conspiracy with The
par ties arrested some months ago 70 overthrow
the Government
The Commercials Western corresr ond6ns
saws General Crooks command is slowly fall
ing back, after accomplishing most thorough
ly its object. He has destroyed large amounts
Of supplies, and damaged the East Tennessee
Railroad beyond repair for fully three months.
GeneIa al Jenkins, trebel.) wounded and cap
tured, has since died. .s
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATOHEs.l
IMPORTANT CAPTURE,
Rebel Mail At Two ThnusonSs

kebel Mail Of Two Thousand Letters.
bALTIMoRE, May 22-Colonel Woolley's
chesapeake Bay, near Annapolis, two men,
named William H. Rogers and John Fahey, In
yaWi boat, attempting to eros from Virgins 4
into maryland with q rebel mail OF about two
thonsand letters, half of them addressed to
persons In Baltimore, and the residue to New
Workers, Philadelphians, Bosionians, Wash
inf'onians, and various individuals through
out the country.
These captivss also had early four thou and
dollars in twenty dollar gold pieces, besides
nVe bnndred dollars in silver, and about two
thousand in greenbacks. as well as large ousn.
titles of Southern coupon bonds Many Of the
letters also contained money.
Some OF the letters are dated as late "a the
Th OF May, and convey much highly import.
ant information Others were written before
the recent battles. They speak Of scarcity of
food, and awfully high prices. The capture
Fahey are now in the military prison. Thev
are Baltimoreans.
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ISTO LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST
l. OFFICE, GEORG ETOWN, D. O.,

To obtain any of these letters. the applicant must
call for advertised LETTERS, give the date Of thia
list. and pay one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Off Ice.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing. - -
A request for The return of letter to the writer
if unclaimed within thirty days or less, written or
printed with the WRITER'S name, post Once: ard md
face side, will be compiled with at the usual pre-
paid rate of postsg gs, payable when the letter is
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THE POSTAL MONEY ORDER SYsTBN-Ths
postal money order system, just established by
iau,- W ho receive money orders are REG uired
P..sr therefor the following charges or fees
viZ:-For an order for 81, or for any Rrger
sum, but not exceeding 80. the sum CT ten
cents shall be charged, exacted by the post
master giving such order; for an order OF more
than $40 and not exceeding & 800, the charge shall
be fifteen cents, and for every order exceeding
500 a fee of twenty cents shall be charged.
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ARRIVAL or HosrAaEs

The sixty rebel citizens Of FrederickahuYg
arrested by order OF the War Departnsnt, ana
to be held as hostages for the Union wounded
soldiers betrayed into the rebel hands by
Slaughter, the rebel mayor Of Fredericksburg,
arrived here this morning, and were committed
to the Old Capitol prison. ..r.r-
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THE LOSSES IN THURSDAYS FIGHT.
Four Hundred and Fifty Rebels Captured;
Wretched Condition Of the Rebel Com.
mISSariat.

m1Ssoflat.
lCorrespon dence of the Associated Fress.l
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE POTOMAC,
May 2l, q. H. The wounded from the fight OF
Thursday were attended 70, and sent to Fred
ericksburg duIing the do - - rry.. ~
hospitals in the field. tt.--s..'.-
A large number Of wounded rebels were
brou ght into our hospitals and cared for, some
OF whom died afterward Their loss is esb-
mated at 1850 In killed and wounded, besides
450 prisoners, who were sent - washington
last evening. tF
Prisoners continue to be brought la, about
TWENTY-FIVE having been captured last eve
ming. They give gloomy accounts OF the con-
dition of the rebel commissariat bu! say that
Lee feels certain Of final victory.
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GROWERS THEATER.
IMP FORT4NT AMMO UNCE NEWT |,


M Mr. Grover takes great pleasure in announcing
thaL he has arranged for the return Of the
GRAND OPERA COMPANY,
recently so very success ssful here and more recent
y rom the most brilliantly successful seasons in
Philadelphia and Boston ever known in those
cities.
NJ In adIer adti9n to shs originally str2ng
Bi ksss '61a,'i as,
the great sensation of the OPERATE Circles of New
York; York; 1t is q well:kn.wn fact that this gentle.
Of the recent unparalleled season there and
occasion of the sudden and uncx pected termination
OF the season. Herr Hermsnns has been
ENGAGED AT GREAT EXPENSE,
And the Chorus and Orchestra have been uate-
rally srengthened. New and superb costumes
ana properties have seen added. in order that
ALL THE GRAND OPERAS
may be given entire and complete in every detail.
H 5s sm
,%;ii!I5s PAUL1NE cAN1ssA, pr.As. eouUFs''e'
HERR FRANZ HIMMn,., -~-v- vvustJ. from
HERR THEODORE HABELMANN, Tenor Dia.
u gTssj1 e Is iE9m rn pI Brppswck, as,o rono-
HEkR HESRE sfEfNEckE, Primo Baritone,
HE#R hSHs hssss sssofs PlsssSs ss;sSs from the
DERR CARL LEHMAN, Basso Buffo,
Besides POWERFUL CHORUS and GRAND
oRCsHHEES5lTTRlA, sHE5l under the direction OF cAhL
In the Extensive ~ repertoire of this company are
included the popular Opera: of Martha, p Don
Fehntz, . "Tann nhau her: :,"La Dame Bianch. LA
ahd esevsrs W efth oftheFs MEs nszef e
witnessed in Washin gtOn.
The season will necessarily be very brief, and
the performance confined exclusively to the
choicest Grand Operas of the repertoire.
The season will commence on
MONDAY EVENING, May %.
METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
PHsRsYLyAsIA AVENUE AND ELEVKETH STREET
r. GARDINER 4 II. .Proprietors.
PROF. HOLDEN .---- $1,000 Musical Director
THE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN
THE CITY!
First appearance of the great favorite Ethio plan
FRANK KERNS AND j. THOMPSON,
THE LARGEST COMPANY OF ARTISTSI
BEAUTIFUL BALLETs!
COMIC PANT0MIMES!
NEGRO BURLEsQUEs
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL SINGING
GREAT METROPOLIrA FAN TROUPE.
Private Boxes 50 and S5.
AeRAND MATINEE EVERY MONDAY
- -------------.----
'-E1 LADIES AND CHILDREN.
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RY VIM. L WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
6RlAT SALE OF CARRIAGES AND HARNEs

On URsDAY MORN ING, May Is, commencing
70 of Thomas Young, No 4O9 PennsJ lTania av.
near - street. south side. his large and extensive
pNev and Second Hand Family Csrriases and
q, rCoaehss ior one and two Horses. part very ine
y Top and No Top Bugeies and Trotting Wagons
seVsrsl hDe Bretts, Phaetons, and Physicians
Second aAs French Coupe,
] English Dog, Wagon,
seyersl Barouch and Buggy Poles,
~ Setts hrst class Double and Sin gle Harness Sill
Yer and Japan mounting, part of which is very
Tt gether with other Carriages not enumerated
The above stock embraces the largest and finest
assortment OF Carriages and Harness ever offered
At nct,on IN this city snd is disposed of account
OF Mr., Young retiring from business. and we es.
peeiElly call the attention of purchasers to this
Sal ss the stock will be per rem ptorily sold.
The Repository is for rent and it is one of the
best stands in the city for any kind of bu siuess
Enquire on the premises
Terms cash
nay I3 WM L.. WALL 4 20 A,,cts
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RYw.L. WALL & CO., Austioneers.

STOCK OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On MON DAY MORNING., May 80, Commencing
Fenwich o., Island Hall, corner Virginia ave:
nue. and tth street their entire stock of Groceries,
be had on lease. and rent very low, inquire Of
the Aactioneers The stock is fresh, and compri-
White and Brown Sugars,
Teas, Coffees, Flour
Whiskey, Wines, Tohacco sesars.
Canned Fruits, and Condiments,
Wooden, Earthern, and Tin ware.
Glassware. Pepper, Starch, Spices,
Together with variety Of articles ususly kept in
aweu selected retail Grocery Store.
- ALSO,
and Harness,
Terms:-All sums under $50 cash, over that
amount credit of thirty snd sixty day.. fornotes
my.2O W. L. WALL & co. Aucts
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RY J. o. MoG GUIRE 4 co., Auctioneers.

PEREMPTeRY sALE OF SUPERIOR aoI,D
%tATGHHESsi pt,rHnSi FIN .uW .2uEWELRY. TWO PINE
on MtbNtshsyo TshSs ASEs o0uE TER, 80,
nnus each evening thereafter, until the whole are
disI9ssS OF at7h O'Clock at the Auction Rooms, we
dealer d. clining busine.s
Six superior old Hunting Case Watshss
Geld Vest, Fob, and Guard Chains Of various pat
terms,
Fine set Is of Jewelry in boxes
Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Breastpins, Sleeve But
tons. Studs, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Cases Sur gicsl Iustruments
Parties In want of jewery are invited to the sale,
Terms cash.
.ls-d J.. c. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts,
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BopIrs BnoueHT Or. P.-on Saturday evening
the mail steamer Wawsases orongnt up ms
Major Dudly, 5th Vermont. They Will be sem
North to-day.
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BoY.-This morning officer Parker OF
the Second Ward, reported to his sergeant Inas
q boy had made MS way into the Medicat Soi.
lege building on f street, between 1ltn and
12tb. and thrown ont some human bones. Hue
officer did not catch the boy, but took the bones
and replaced them in the building. -gat
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD's NEW THEATER,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA Avrxup
AZ Rhsa II 4HE 1lrY
The height of the building tabeut fifteen feet
higher than any similar structure In the city the
scientific ventilatins apparatus, visible from the
bine to secure, during the heated term, sopious
supply OF pure air. and cool and pleasant atmos-
phere: To secure this, the proprietor has expend.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
rrHsr 55s5EoSE EsS rhIEv 5HE sFESFzSt&S E THE
OF THE
MA d Gu BEN,
ResplESbHsF i sssFE's sRasDruR, &
aAafIE9sHFsr fnEsgaT SsFsfSSEansrs, sesSsSsa
bRIlLIaAkslIs aklsB fSsTgkNHst sTTSgkNgHHsts. -
q: s *
e'-'O' ~ MISS SUSAN DENIM. ''A ia'''''s'
TIE ssik1.eEafia MI. ;. f. FGsfGR, FeGssRftfGRRimiss'
ALL rtty9}RITEs tyf}RI IS OF THE .1 COMPANY.
AeRASShD' Sh''ss aSasossfaSs' AZ o'ssfffa's'lsAd MARCH
EIGHTEEN YouNe LADIES,
nAsnihs'n'lys srIfFERPye sfrtFfffs il ARuon.
GROWERS fHEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA AV., NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL
LEoSARO dkOvER-. Director
THE COOLEST THEATER IN AMERICA VEN
TILATED BY OVER 100 Windows
ICE WATER FOR THE 4 UDIENCEy
Last night positively of the great Versatile Ac-
"sFs o, 'ns Miss Mss MARY PROVOST.
who will appear in two entirely new characters "A
widely difeTent ss II is possible to conceive
FRAECISE AND ANDY BLAKE
MONDAY EVENING, May %,
two acts. entitled the 80
YOUNG WIDOWS STRATAGEM
fralclne with songs. Miss Mary Provost
To conclude with the beautiful Irish Drama in
two acts, of
ANDY BLAKE:
Or, 1HE IRISH DIAMOND
Aady Blake, the Irish Diamond Nj ss Mary Provost
Tuesday evenirg, May "a. first night Of ths
OPERA SEASON.
FIotow's Grand Ooera of
u i r
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
RY VIM. L. WALL L CO., Auctionsers.
THE FuRTFTT99pHnoz FT9' cAsPAn1s,aerEI. CAP
HF HokN1k99 At kk999yaeE sgsS
Of tSi. ws XIII sell q, the .oFntI1s :na
ssfss s and o,ssl ss:s
and s Fixtures s;a pinins Tables ssas "a
,sf asa Gssua Of SsRss
Dishss Ths Casters Cutlery. aDd other Tablews-s
Goh ssss snkzsn kass and
oessss ssass suite,
WsInns W%ahsos.ny and Painted Marble top Bu-
WsardI9sss: Clothes Presses, and Tables. Toilet
ss:sl. s,. :ss g
An the Kitchen Furniture and Utensils. eompri.
sing everything necessary for such an establish.
my.2od WI. WALL. L CO., Aucts.
RYJ.c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN1MpRoyEp
PPFF9RhHTT y NEAR ma dTS9URfEESTH sTREEF
On TuEsbaY HFTEEkNooN, May a4.h, =. q
o'cl1 on on the premises. We shah sell Eleven Build
fronting on Fifteenth street west, between and md
Lots II, 70, and 7s, in sub division of sousrs sNo
9lo irontips together % fee. on north street.
sas 80 fsn Flame BaSns
and sl capable ofbeing changed to Cottage Dwell.
sn IT nsIsst In a
Sy asss of on s6
my ls:d ' 10 MoG GIRE & Co.. Aucts.
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

II GREEN "1ILl1Hs' Aoeuoneers:
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON TWENTY
FIFTH sTREEr WEST. BETWEEN II AND
STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the Path instant, We shall sell At
O'Clock. D. m, in front of the premises, Lot No.
5, in Square No. %. This property is handsomely
situated fronting GA feet inches, ON Twenty fifth
street, and contains 5i6 feet more or less.
Terms One halfcash. balance in six months, for
notes bearing interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the premises.
All conveyancine and revenue stamps at the cost
VI nv. NV ls.d GREIN & WILLIAMS. Auets.
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AUCTION SALES.
YUTURK DAYS.
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

n
rHHYsrEs sAt5 q 2 s., ,s5AyeA
@B1iss @ and Frame pvellisg houses, and VAOANF
n asas the Ss.y Yd T. the
On WSDN EsDxT 1fTERNsioto5h, Ma, 18th, a.
s .na N s. VIII tie
o me b.Iea sf q
sanse wherein Geo. W. Miller Is com;pIsinsnt snd
!S.,I lsp Miller ct al are defsndants DO 49, We
as LGsi in ssS:;. so: a ~ and
And south on ssa
stsb1s.o oI,Sn nn. dwslhne house, slaughter house.
vded deemed q as.iasblsa a2,d entire or d
rsss sss ss1sss sss
ssF gs5f Ct sss on NO scuk II street
and running back "a feet sN inches on 10th street
dVs,,in1 nns lp.oFed oy double two story frame
sI istss part Of Ie. No No
& niEs west and fronting on street j. feet. thence
south IS feet inches to the beginning, together
1if tn the improvements, consisting of three
d%msdi ',ly after: part Of Lo: 3 same Square,
sestS m s. rs 6 the sane s.s as point On street
about 12 ieet thence west . feet inches. thence
the Sss so
ecnslsfing ofs two story brick dwelling house.
hs seas Of iss NS
lee! on lith street east and running back that width
on u street south 80 feet, together with the i'm
prnvements, conssting of Fl anne dwelling houre.
Immediately after, Lot IS. in Square No. LOIS
fronting 80 feet 18th street east, at the corner
OF south street, and running back 95 feet, to-
e ther with the improvements, consisting of .
three story brick dwelling house, with three story
brick back building
Terms One tsird in cash; the remainder in 6, p,
and B months, with interest, for which the pur-
chaser must give notes secured to the satisfaction
Of the Trustees. The purchaser to have the option
OF paying all In cash.
Convey sncing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
cbassrs
" The terms of sale are not complied with in Ave
days thereafter. the Trustees reserve the right of
ress1ng, at the risk and expense of the defaultnR
purchaser, on enc week. notice in the National
Intelligencer. GEO. A BOHRER,
d. O. MORGAN,
A. TH05. BRADLEY,
ap2leo3ds &c. MCGUIRE CO, oAssss. ,Assss.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence Of the rain, until WEDNESDAY AF.
IERNOON, May 25th, at O'Clock.
GEO. A. BOHRER
E. @. MORGAN.
A. THOS. BRADLEY,
NY ls-d&ds MCGUIRE & CO. Ae Auets.
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BS j. O. h'eutHh . oo'' Aa''l'nseF''
STOCKS AT PUBLIC SALE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May IS, at 5
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, We shall sell, in
Lots to suit
$50 shares of the capital stock of the Firsmens In
sursncs Company Of Washington and George
$500 Washington City Corporation six per cent.
stock.
$4,000 washington and Georgetown lst mortgage
railroad bonds.
S2775 Bank of the Metropolis Etock
WILL BE ADDED
40 shares capital stock OF the New Mexico Mining
Company. ~ -.
mylS-d J., U. MC6Ulh0 q w., Auctbs
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TINTED sTATEs MARsHAL'ssALE.

In virtue of writ of Fieri Facias. issued from
The CIerk 8 once OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States. for the District Of Columbia, and to
me directed, will pose TO public sale, for cash,
- the front of the Court ouse door of said Coun
y, On WEDNEsD the 25th day of May next.
1854 ST IL O'Clock m, sll defendants right, title
Slain ara int rest in and to the north part of Lot
No, 81, in Square No. S7, bounded as follows =.
Lot No s. on the line nf Seventh street east,
ping thence west 81 feet, thence north 80 feet,
thence east 81 to the beginning, together with
sl gular. the improvements thereon seized and
levied u pr D the property of Samuel and Joseph
Arnold aud will be sold 10 satisfy judicial No 2}5,
IN isvor of White. Middleton 4 Beal. use of Elias
my5 wARDH LAMON. o. 8. Marshal, D. O.
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my3 WARDH. LAMoN, Q. 9. Marshal, D. Q.
CCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES,

War DEPAKTAEsr CAyLLRY BUREAU,
OrTIoz OF CHIEF oGAETEsMAsral,
wmos sold At 81 BID
der, At tht times and PLACES named below, viz:
s.po5t pepna pnnn ThStsdss Ms0asx nsg NJ Stanib
ssssafs Ssasas P.np. Psnnfih fhar oh day, Nay isth'
sxadns mins rssns fsnna hHlssss ThGssas; Nay 1h,
p,nns Jq.s
Scranton. PenpA.. Thursday, june 18th.
pspPa Suns s snd Two
aundrtd and fifty 80 at each of the other places
States Army
For roae and farm purposes any gooo bargains
Horses will be sold singly
sales begin st 10 . M, and continue oaiiy unui
Terms: cash. in United ststss v vTrsasgEy 1otes
0ny .ao 1t, Col and q o.1airs SHhH baTsau,
ShND GARRISON EQUIpAaE, TENT CUT.
tS," oaay.snast.r's ossc., pspo: Wa,sssi,nys.on.}
be sot at 9h sEsa It anS
Streets Washington City. D: e.. At u o'clock n :,
II S.H 8 I nSs k hs slss
lot Of stores condemned as unit for public ser
ibfs.try and Cavalry Coats and Trowsers, Shirts.
Drawers, Stockings, Felt Hats, Gaps, TrumPets,
Pans, Camp .ts,s. Spades shoyeis. Knapsacfs. s.
4isS: sssss ssss :s: Iss: Iss Cuttings
Successful bidders win. be required to. remove
the stores within five df,'H ar0R Ssfs Il sale
s,s.ssr bssos sss es Ii
rALE PCONDEMNsD STOCK.
Win DEPARTMENT CAVALRY BUREAU, }
~ oees Of Csif 4sa,tsrgs',s,. I
viii be sold at Public Auction to the highest
bidder at Gieseoro Depot, on THU RsDAY, the
18th instant bexinuins at n O'Clock, o. m. from
one hundred and ffty tlSj 70 two hundred GOO
HORSES
the cavalry service OF the Army. For road and
farm purposes many good bargains may be had.
Horses sold sngly.
Terms cash. in u. 3. currency.
invita- L. Col &C O n. Cav. Bureau
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S.ALE oreoNDgMNED HORSES AND AULEs

MARCHING OUT A Manual of Military Sur
Pstsrsons Military Drawing and surveying.
London. ~.
LaIoSoe-Ooars de Topographic elemsntaire.
Paris. nj,
apZ FhANoh fAiLon'
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EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE AND lot ON
sIxn u sTREET WEsT, BETWEEN AND @
STREETS NORTH.
sell, the south part of Lot No 2I, in Square No
49, fronting % feet 1OI inches the west side of
Sixth street west, betwesn and G. streets north
and running back about l0l feet to paved alley
and improved BY . comfortao bic twos story brick
back building.
sals to tax place on the premises at half past
O'Clock.
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
of trust on the premises.
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CUDJ0's CAVE,
BATTLE-oRY OF FREEDOM.
POMP. a self-emancip pated bond.
Cudjo, a deformed negro, ana fusi 0A''A'i
tive. but sound in heart. ...,.B Billy West
Penn Hapgood q Quaker schoomas-
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of courage and of cunning. Nv. B. .CsTanagh
Rev. Mr.; Viliars, n aged clergyman
and bind .-.-. .-.----.....--....---Mr Ward
Mr.. .Villars =. ............. John Mulliean
SIacKsrldge| ~ e.. Mr.. Leffert
Mlthsrs go. Tennessee Unionists MIR Harper
Lysander sprowl--..l
SllaS Ropes.
Aus. Blythewood. Mr.. Williams
pan feppeflll fsecessioniEts. Mr.. Sullivan
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Virginia Villars, the clergyman's
I'd, ,daugh ghter :Je ennie Forrest
brother Lucy Clifton
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