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ARRIVAL Ar CITY POINT.


SPEARS mAEAupgRs-rHKY REACH POINT.
20 monday. AFTER burning MAJOR Belschss' mill and
dwenR and every clubhouse his plantation pro-
ceedod 10 the premises OF Mr. Nblet, not distant,
when they burned that gentlemAn's mill. but did
1851 Els oWelng or outhouscs. Lato In the day they
swung around towards James river and burned Baxte
and Temples mills in Prince George county On Thurs
day night they enosmped Mt Sinai Church. In Prince
George county where they cooked up their stolen Sheep
hogs, cattle and poultry gentleman who their
camp nres says they extended for distance mile
more and presented quits novel sight 10 the people
thai section
On Monday morning at seven O'Clock the column was
Dsputanta about Q mile aud half TO the right. They
were onfronted BY COL NJ harrison Of Prince George
county now refugee In this city) who was bringing -
wagon load OF forty bushels OF corn from his farm.
spears Provost Marshal took the Colonel In charge and
sept hh wagon driver snd four mules to the OF the
column After interrogang him to his name. calling
and many other matters such none but an inqustve
Colonel he could go, but his driver and team
would have to join In the line OF march 70
City Point Tho Colonel states thM their column
was about three mes In length numbering possibly be-
tween one thousand 1--WE hundred and Two
and comprising immense train OF stolen bugges carts
wagons and pleasure carriages. But few negroes we're
observed. They had In one Of their wagons . dead
officer who had died OF wounds received In the light at
N0ttOwsy river or Jarrats. He evidently officer
o. note, or his body would have been buried whore he
died. In this connection II may be interesting 70 state
thai our troops heard at Jarrats that Col Spears him
self vas mortaly wounded. Gen. Gustav 0steDsiby
In COMMAND but II Ii well known 10 oil military authorl-
military affairs, only twenty years OF age, avore
OF Linc0n-as such commssiohed-and much the In.
eror Of Spears a. Butler gallant and glorious
Besuregard.
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0sores DsMarss, L. mssssns
Ihsodor. WSsferd' l. 70 FOO.
Peter Ding X In leg
Eol@,a v I.isrd; K istA,g..
john Dsmors, K, in lee.
s: .ss
ssrss"n. as f"i son sSu1asd and % nj
SEVENTY PENNSYLVANIA voLUxxmA
S.l,a hesillen 10 foot slightly.
Sosl c.ra.n 10 aI sassI u Arm
s sss " f asss.. 3 3. b s,s sss
S jane. i Gssas.' A ! iilisa. killed
s::ss:! iss:: e . sss:; :s s
s ssss s. a:ssi s. ssl ss: ::ss..
'sn o S:.s J. n aass1: :.S . 5. s.
SGrpsr. r,saetct K ,sss !. :ssalass s'vs
R Rcs's 1.s a:rsl IL aR .srss .sd ..,.
5sSa af Love- Ss.i L. Il Il Y 9e1 ss: :s isssf'
Ss.:sa tessss in AZ Ss::, ssu,
i ksys srws .rr. u; Ta 4. III sip severely
S SsTpss: s ssss r n.s %,. e: :'''
Zach sp%n i, gar. e S 9 Killed =
i {sss ssi .s:.sy j s.: :;s. s:ss:r.,
Christopher HADiley, @, arm, sghtly.
John W Jenkins, g, thigh, severely. n#.a
James Kelly @, fsoe, slightly.
Watson King @. arm, severely.
Thomas MONTGOMERY O, foot eeverely.
Thomas MAgoe, hand.
Edward Green q, bruised at railrsaA.
Corporal Levi Agnew, 3, arm. severely. l
John Leader, E. shoulder, severely.
Jacob Peterman, &, leg
Preston Miller. K, leg.
Charles Caldwell. E, foot. severely.
John Lemon e. missing.
Luther Fisck, II. side, severely.
John Young. r, aide, severely.
VIM BurkhAYt, \, both shoulders, severely.
NuvIar all tora sltohtI
George Boyles p. hip, slightly.
Dallas Shuts +, leg. slightly.
Corporal George Trigger. i, arm, severely.
Sidney w Thomas I, leg, severely.
Enoch Swasey, l, hand, severely.
James Caslow, ], hand, slightly.
James Conuely I. hand, slightly.
Corporal Harrison Chandler, X, arm, slightly,
Henry Moll X, arm.
James Wanzor. X. hand. severely.
johnson A Conner, X, foot severely.
WIN Smith, X, breast, severely.
Sergeant Henry HAnich, X, hip, slightly.
m Simmons, X, missing.
List Of wounded admitted 70 the Hampton Hospital
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We received from correspondent follows
OF wrecks and disasters In the Bahamas duras -
month OF April, 1894
April I-B.rt vals... tsr,, Dunn. from New FORA ~
ist-B,g z.m6ss tBrj Burie, from Portland for Hsvs
nj sos G'; 9n 'is for H.
0 r. sss i Tss' ss- ro for
total los: I.reor Island; oui iais .y.d.
SSS.sssr 4s.ss BID, x.!y from H.v... for S.@...
IsinA 50 s!s a,res % ;,o Ginger 81. CAY q,
loss on reef near the isSiaouss .. Nassau.
miscellaneous.
sHIP SQuALL, bingham. hence for FrauctaoA
put into rS, Ono date :,s.
To-day Rock has bean arrived
ct Boston 18th.
watch DECK sSoa, d.ynss d.,srsS red. 10 sSe a.
She seemed ws,eroGgsa; portion OF her iorcmsa
vim sTsa
q her bow.Pr ps9em and had gear ss.ir:
.ssS T: 2
''' a'''An0' . HORACE JOHNSON. steamer oerss
Bra MoUsr1IssrR tof Paswsss. Ns). from Cies-
q ss: n, a sS:. &:
70 ION: register, and s s.i, =, w.I,.s:
Capt ssso o ' sd s n shown himself =.
BRIG II GoHDos tBrl, from Cape Town, wen. ashore =
SATURDAY nish, in ne fos and rsaD Tres
her relief.
Ky.n. @, Bsao,s from cS..eG :,. <.
o'clock on The Jersey sbou, - miles south Of Lee1
She had ANAL cargo OF .sit from Curacao As baas.
FROM Sy ssv 1sr o. sun ssms,s
when few miles below the latter port
sesa Ets,srrw H.nrzr.,shesqss u Nay :.T T -
ashore WS both sss out She easy on S sl
headed part 2. her zee b. has srsn og,
coal has out Of her A. can be seen s
M NJ. As s 'Hs T.. co.,. or 70 ..
She hss no, been stripped OF her sails or nssnsIe' W.
A.rvr., Aprl s-In port ships wsndersr Ham, raAx
men. for Boston Elton 'e5, RIssm.rs for sYsrs last
Fysrson Heay. do isss Of MAY Stella tBr rrefry f
- s1gssgr, PR MAY sin por .shr Alice n0~' for b
uuOrs days; and o'he. IS osfo,s.
s7S osi s sSi .esi John Ehr%.n s.%sr -
. msfp f s@y s.fy sySs WIN Ter: ass
VEIN %.i an. and y'p sssn ws
.n srs sse WIN ss: =: sScls
brig MARIETTA Triton, ss Triton Pa
csi;i, ss s.a s,s ss .sns 1ess
s ssa O s eI'a Forsnd s oo,erno
'' cid Sprii 49, .chr on.rd Hewe ph.a.phi. MAJ
S. .Sn c SG fasssPSs kSss isIsy ss6ss. Cd
.'ssya smith oS sss iora1:
FIe.: ss: ARA s:y
5sh. scsrs EDWIN r. Benne,,. Irving, syorxi raa.
gassetl Naples. Philadelph Palma, Terry.
YORK. Y simpson. Ellis, DO, eliza Potter PSssr NIL
9Th schr MontsxumA Lewis, NY sloop UDA Gsrdrs boS
ION Tb brig Princston Wells Phads pha; schrs Asthea,
Cassidy NYork; Hugh Fry Perciys: Bos,on Mhs snp
l. i, sturvss Wiiliams NYork; brig Means wells fhhe
derf,s chfs spring BIRD Rsnds and Assos Ls"S;es
Garrison Smith Phisdsph,a lith schrs srarss scafS
Phisdslphia Delpnene Cos. nYorx; I'm v,S s,s
Kenpedy smith Philadelphia; 18Th, scnrs Jnnn hAndops
Marlin and Robbie Onion, Ludsn, rh.sdslphnr sasr
Sid IA schrs Is Clark, A Haler Col sstsrv,.
man sti brig F0eery, schr Pilots Bride "a psns..e
yclr,. Psnssssstt Y 4 Potter: m. nontefuus wpV
soop Una 9Th schrs sprinsbird Towusena: 'ns,nssoN
E,sa,,,an. Ii,b A ri Manchester, Searsvtls pcPs'~
Ss,h asts ! u wsassu, schr RandoanA
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1884,
FORTY svsn1 mw ronE voIvsr ,.a:
So ssssrs ss
j Hss% kssa a. x0i %i::n r. hand
Corporal ns1y as andrew wounded /. sr....
G.: :srs. ssaisss ss.A
s sss%:f t aisss B % %i:.,a:s
iSsn t: esad.r "su %lssin ~ hama
s ss1s. ss{ h. ri NV &sAny, o. missing
Gsorss s s..S., q h m missing
Ssalci Green, I, WOUNDED WOUNDED y 4 heel EEL
rss. M haynf T. .:. :. Si IN hand
Joseph gr,,In I xS.nd = mn 7 hand sins
:IssT: f fs:: s ss1s.f n %.:.,::
S %% R w's.i T. mi..inG
"a. n ,.."aford mi K .' Wounded in hand
FORTY neHH YORK VOLUNTEERS
Mai WIN B Cosn. wounded In right ear slightly
Sn Cap, eatenan, Henry xcser in ss sgAuy
S Ts.ss w wSans.a IL as sS .sh'y severely
rsss Jones buglerJ IN thigh, severely
MI a.r I, Wounded /. right hand. slightly.
n II o sa D. wounded IL len knee severely.
y TI F Sarsn' 5, y SOUNDED % les INV
John s,u dc o q mPPo ~ ap 10 LEFT thumb
se rp Jas Dunn. b. right shoulder. severely.
John smith s missing
s ASer, 4 fssyer. y. thigh, severely.
J Il Eltn.. leg
s,s ssss so sss' h { sss o. head
6EJs.ap q a hama ana and a. sodomen .sv.rsl,
sSIMsssIs%ssl,:. e, i s,i.s. slightly
Corpora r. SnIJ JAS Freeman; H, in leg
.ss: IL Mn 4 shoulder, severely
S.sSss y Coon. + I, II , r..
Xlsr johnson. /, in leg
i i.ss s sooassa. K K, I ai n:S.
As.s: s Eots K n D wssaa'' 1901
ONE uuspprD AND nrrrrnm INV rszx volur~A
Michael Blsrs A. killed .,.,s.
SS,e0 slS %% PRAY .so al shoulder
Lesndef SMELL a, missing.
1 %S,,a. I'ssi ss.. l. s ss.P wound
wm sss, John 4 s. %1ss.nsB ,, arm
serse.O. orion s sro~n 4 FAC, .ss and arm
s1pet. lsss. Sayss ssa -.s
SosnJ William William i. hand.
. ssss. l ssss sH:aSs e Ss'S s si:.
S S;sI:'.S Y IG Ra"ssiS { t'i ss,.
Chss " Jenkins 2, head
~, sss$:sS 3 = 81 E.
"A. 4 s TS,l,p Z. r n i iss arm
. .sss.s ss' iisars Ss.%s in foo.
I Issa sss; s.s.rs.s =; r i IL SssisA
:sS sSs ssSs:, ss shoulder a.~ a.
$;'s;;:; - 81 b; \. i:::'
;ss ~ \ . ss:, : z = :' s:sa.
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The Fortress Monroe Despatch.
foRrREaa MONROE Nav L. 1al


Three hundred and forty rebel prisoners from Belle Plain
en- route for Fort Delaware arrived at late hour last
evening on the steamer They transferred
the saivor and conveyed By tho gunboat Commodore
Reed The names Of the ofcss have already bssa pub
lished.
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nIr. John A. Brady's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, FiGHrEEsm ARMY CoRPs,
In TfK FIELD, May 10, 1854.

In rHK FIELD, May l3. 1854
After two days OF heavy diminishing the Eighteenth
and Tenth corps within q few miles OF Fort Darling
10 battle is expected with the whole Of Beau
regards force and very possible that General Butler
may yet welcome the Army OF the Potomac TO Richmond
F0 A CAVALRY
One object OF the present advance TO cover General
ksu,z's cavalry division in raid upon the Lynohburg,
oanvie and other railroads running to Richmond. Gen.
Kautz started yesterday morning AZ eleven O'Clock and
che Information received him. through has
been highly satisfactory 10 case General Kautx
snds himself OF he has two open to him. He
san ford tho James river. and sweeping around Rich
noud Join the Army OF the Potomac, make q circle
around Petersburg, and come IN at City Point.
ENCOURAGING NEWS.
Just previous to advance OF line upon General
Boxes rebel sKirmishers, telegram was received from
die Secretary OF War containing Information OF the cap
sure by the Army the Potomac, Of Johnsons rebel
division and forty pieces OF artillery. The news
published 20 the troops and received with long and
continued cheering. Even the pickes raised their
sos and werc replied to BY the rebels with long aud
nnnal howl.
The WELDON RAnRoAD.
Although General Kautz had completely destroyed the
tsn mites road lying between Jarretts Station and
kepy creek the rebels within the last few days have
succeeded In passing about ten thousand men through
Chs way Richmond, the troops beng dsembarked a.
Ehough infantry only be delayed day on this route
0y the late cavalry raid, yet the rebels VIII ma ~
utterly IMPOSSIBLE forward supplies or artillery until
Che bridges repaired, which, u they meet no inter
cuption viii probably take two or three weeks u not
longer Over ten thousand men are scattered nons tne
varoad TO defend from any further attack from our
cavalry. -
Almost the whole force lately kept In fastern North
Carolina the rebels has been caedrso Richmond ine
Qorce assembled around Newben had prepared 10
chat place sunday morning, but received orders 70
proceed TO tho North saturday evening From the
Game learn that the rebel lately completed
Of Kinston the Neusc river has got aground and
0ss been found impossible 70 remove her.
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IRON Furniture, Bedsteads, Cradles
&C. of every description for gn and domestic trade
CHASE a co, so Broadway
opposite ST. Nicholas Hotsl
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Perfect Hair Dive. Miiier's, only Fifty
cents per box Try IL Sold BY all druggists Depot 8
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Meeting or tho Women's Pat riotio As
socstlsn held yesterday afternoon No Great Tones
street and socety organized under the direction Mrs
Molcou Gibbs secretary will % n attendance. there
every day to receive and money, member of
the association present inquiries may
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THE BLOCKADE RUNNER CIrY ST. PETERSBURG sailed
late Friday evening Passing the southern point OF ST.
Georges Island the OF the steamer cheered Justify
Halifax Monday, May 9.
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bo"utnui Comp extOn.-Ia rdss
Bloom Of Youth SURF everything for sery,ns snS
besutifyng the complexion and akin as Brosdwss and
druggists everywhere.
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Prizes Cashcd In All LegaIized Lotte-
riea @. r. JOHNSON, 100 Prince street.
between Laurens and Wooster.
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BraxflIAan Pebble specsmcles and Eve
ns % and improve the ssh. OF old and
recommended BY thsamedical faculty gEMNONa
Ocsuss Optcsn 669h Broadway, opposite Bond street
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Royal Havana Lettery.-r0rty Per
cent premium paid for Prizes Information furnished
The highest rates paid for douboons all kinds OF gold
and silver. TAYLOR Co, Bankers, Is Wall street.
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Prizes Cashed and Inform alton Fur
nl,hed In all legAzed lotteries
ALECK A CO., Brokers, "a and 20 Pine street, n. Z.
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Brilliant and Powerful nay and Ni1ht
Double Perspective Glasses for tho hsd sea- opera and
sourisea use-compaet, portable and encent splendid
assortment q sEMMONS'.
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Ladies. AttentionI-Fiu ting any Width,
cents per ward. French Flung COMPANY. VT Broadway
between Twenty frst and Twenty second strecta
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bateheior's HAIR Dye-Ths Nest In tine
World Harmless. reliable, iustantaasous The only neg
ieetdys Sold BY all druggstA Barclay strss
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A Cure for Hsrnis Or Rsps~vs.

A Cure for Hsvnfa or Rupeuve.
THIS dangerous plant radically surs1 By usng
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS.
This fustrument 10 entirely different both In principle and
action from all othsrs In I 10 light clean AMI
no pressure the back
or weaker AZ desired by the wearer BY simply turning
screw. IL ~ positively cure. Pamphlets free.
WHITES PATENT LEVER sUPPORTER
10 the best supporter made IL lifting. sustaining
RUDDICK's SHOULDER BRACE
superior article for those iucned soopfsr fnvalids
aud military Pamphlets free.
GREGORY 4 CO., COZ Broadway.
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SUPRHxE CouRr--CRcun.=Part Mos. 1895, 1871
14s 1856 1911 1888. 3l5. 1862 1888, 1885, 1906 ls07
1911, 1915 1917, 1919, 1923. 67l, 100, l243 Far,
2-No. ID Duane street. 604, Sal s24 1926, 1884, 392
413 $685. 1885, 476 IS, $780, 124s $780, ll2s. 44 1892
1910, 1884, 1886, 1922.
surxMoR CorRr-TRlAL. TERx-part Nos 1908, ee5
1885, $685. 1870 4377 4579 ASH 1888 1885, 1887 1889
1891 1898. 1895 1922 44Q 4403. 44o5, 44os, ALL 4427
ll2a 443l, 4433. 44S5 44, 4439 444l 44i3. Part q
Nos e34 1882, 1856 966, 375s 3770 334a 3l2s, 1884,
1886, 3Tss, $780, $780, 37g4 $780,
Court OF COMMON PLEAS Trial term adjourned Gen.
eral IN session daily at eleven O'Clock.
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Deafness. Catnrrh. and all Diseases
the Ear. Throat and Air Passages successfully treated
d R8. LIGHTHILIA 81 st. MarR's place
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Personal Intelligence.
Madame Kossuth dangerously III at Turin on the
af Aav
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Gouraud's POudre subtitle Upro0ts Haiy
from foreheads any part the body Warranted
his depot ass Broadway.
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Honiwell, the GentIe m ans Dress Hat
ter invites the attention OF his friends and his
recent removal to US Broadway, under Howard Hotsl
with s. Y. STORM.
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Eruptfons, Freck,cs. Pimples, Tan,
Sunburn Flesh Worms and all Skin Deformitiss
GOURAUDs italian Medcatsd Soap. at his depot No. lSS
Broadway
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Prizes Cashed an all Legaiized Lot
eues COUNTS Office % North William street. stairs
room No. l. COUNT.
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Prizes Cashed fn All Legaiized Lotte-
rio, and Information given. QALLAGHER& BENJAMIN,
Br8l ers $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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If You Want 20 Sell Your Furnfture,
Library dispose Of any kind OF Merchandise mat
ter In what quantity address r., station T.
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Bank. Once and Counter Railings, or
wire and cast iron. CHASE a CO., 624 Broadway,
opposite - Nicholas Hotel
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Grover d Bakers Highest Prem u m
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines t95 Broadway New York
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Grover e Bakers Celebrated Sewing
Msehines for ssle al 9ss Bresdw.y near Twenty
machine sewing done In the best Machines with
experienced operators sent families By the dAy week
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Dyspepsle Tablets, for Indication
Heartburn. &c. prepared only by g. O. WkLLrNG 201
Centre street. and sold BY druggists generally. Fy
q boz
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Ladies' Light COlored Caters,
at one dollar per pair.
8. CANTRELL, SIS Broadway. between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets
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z. E. simmons 6 Co.-Managsrs.
SHELBY. RxraA CLASS 235-May IL. 1884
Is. 20, ~, 50, Al, So, 16, 8, 80, 2S, "a, SO.
Class 236-May IL. 1864
e5, SO, %, rs, IL, 6, AZ, 20, ~, Al, so. &c, 73
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And disease OF the Eye and BAR requiring either
medical surgical aid attended TO by Dr. Won EISBN-
BERG, al his consulting rooms. SIG Broadway. asas
Twelfth street
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Inc following Inst d deaths from May 10 Nay II
obtained from the Medical Directors ONCE
William Biz. g, 80 y II. Nav 2 pneumonia.
Robinson, X, 7th Conn, Nay 2, diarrhoa
J Cassette l0Oth n Nay u, gunshet wound
hougher. 9th Ohio Nay IL, gunshot wound
Thompson. 18th Wis, May g. pneumonia
shuii sSth Pa May Inflammation Of stomach.
j Eba, e. 9Th Conn. Nj Is gunshot wound.
v Stevens. A, 9th Conn., May Is, typhoid lever.
John Barton, B. l69th Y Nay Is not stated.
Smith. q, nth Conn., May 8, not stated.
Lieut. Goddard, ID. 9Th Conn, May 9, gunshot wound.
Lieut. Wood. II. 9Th MaAs Nay Is sunshot wound
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THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Advance or Kautx's Col umu.
fFrOm the Richmond ENQUIRER, May 1871

Adv0nce OF Knutx's Col umn.
fFrom the Richmond Enquirer, May 49,
About clock last night the sergeant Of the courier
liue sent the following despatch General
Ransom, tue time informing him that the line OF
oourers had been broken by the advance Of the enemy
MAI IL, 1884
General RANSOM
The enemy about 900 strong infantry, cavalry and
artillery, passed Mrs. Cogbis, moving In the
direction Of the Flat Rock road.
d. DENAY, Sergeant
The above the latest intelligence received this
city up o'c ock last night In regard to the
TINS party, who, IL 10 thought design de-
stroying the iron bridge the Appomattox, twenty
seven miles from Richmond.
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France, Ei,is ~ Co.-Maangsr,

LrsaARy, BxraA Class 7g-May IL. 1854
81, 81, ., ~. So, 65, 81, 2, 4s, 8, 81, So.
CLASS 8o-May IL 1864
10, 81, 80, "a, AZ, 80, a. 81, l, 7s, 81, Sc, 68.
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Lottery Tickets Cashed.-Informa Ito n
given. JOSEPH BATHS, Broker. IL Wall street. roon
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Jewelrv and watches

OF AID
For sale by GEO. O. ALLEN, AIS Broadway door bs
low Canal street. formerly IL Wall street.
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yiuuiUre de toilette. the ExquIte
Cosmetic Of the soete Hysenique Of New York Depc
IL 4 - -. nlaraa lree
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The Japanese Polish.-Every Lady
ho desires 10 keep Bamoraa bright should not fail -
uss bis article IL s easily applied, and IL unquestonab
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THE CASUALTIES.

Annexed h list or the casualties in Bartous brigade
in she action near Chesterfield Court House, Va, Nay
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