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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

Rev. Da. srELEY.-The Richmond correspondent Of
the Macon (Ga) Christian Index speaks as follows Of
Dr. Seeley, for some time Paitor Of the Second Bsp
tist Church, Of this city
81 fled 10 learn that the comparative leisure
of Rev. Dr.. Seeey, in connection with Rollins Institute,
will be devoted to the preparation certain works with
general literature. No mao Ia midst is master OF
more stye, Of rpsr erudition in do
all the qualities necessary to high and tasteful Christian
authorship more signally meet and fellcitaie the
South the prospect that Of here thoroughly
furnished for the task, will contribute the aid of his
eminent abilities toward Lifting her into her proper liter
AIRY rank among the nations.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

EARNINGS OF SEAMsrRKssEs.-Army drawers are given
out by contractors be made n Portland at five cents
pair. A woman sewing all dsy could not make more
than two pair day If the thread given out with the
drawers fall short do the poor sesmsress
ia told that she must supply the deficiency.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

COFFIN CRADLE During search at hOu 10
Glouce. ter for goods stolen during the recent fire,
ready made coail WAS fouod (tolen from one Of the
deaers with the top Knocked off, and rockers upon the
bottom making servic able cradle, in which babe
was comfortably snoozing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

CARIcArURE-The Paris ChdriUGri publishes
csricature representing huge cauliron placed on
blazing fire. aud entitled "The German Confederation"
Austria and Prussia sitting the lid and trying
with all their force keep it dom, but 1t already has
risen on one side and number Of small personag
seen below heaying il gradually UP.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

Mr. Higgins was very punctua in all his ttansaelioLs
At the age Of ninety he lay at The point Of DEATH after
having deliberately made almost every arrangement for
his burial when one Of his asked him II he had any
wishes respecting the selection of those who should beay
his body to the grave.
"That is we'll thought Of" said he, and gave list of
the names which his son wrote down Alter few mo-
ments he spoke again. "My son, read me that 81, is
Mr. Virgins name on s" Yes, father i, is I"
" Then" said the old man, "strke it ca he Is nevr
punctua never anywhere 10 season ard be might de-
tain the procession an hour"
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EXTRACT.
ORDNANCE OFPIcI !

"UALroN, ia, March Sd 1903. J
"Captain Grardey's fuses peffec. success, and
our county largely indebted to him Tor his ingenuity
and abors in her cause, and hope will reward him
handsomely.
feel satisfied that he has added very strong arm
to our service in the field in this army. The Yankees
do not understand it. They say all our shells burst
aud play havoc in their ranks. 0ne SHE'LL reported
by one OF their colonies (captured) killed and wounded
thirty six in his regiment. Out of one hundred and
sIxty shells fred only four FIVE failed 10 explode
and that was attributed to shot turning on short
axis.
'Isgned) o. T. GIBBS,
Asst to Chief Ord Officer Army of Tenn"
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WESTERN vIRGINIA--JAcKsoS's BRIGADE.
CAMP CAMERON.
Near Wan S6rires, ,
Mach 0Hth 1894 L

Near Wan Springs.
Mach 26sh 1854
To the Editor Of the Wing:
few days ago, Cap. McGufiu, of the 18th Battalion
Virginia Cavalry, learning that party of the envy
in Pendleton county in fancied secuIit u lined
to give them either small fight or foot race, ss,y
preferred. Taking twenty-five men with him, he per-
formed rapid marcn Of thirty five miles, and came
upon body of the notorious swamp Dragons -
The enemy numbered about two bundled uen, a Iait
were formed in meadow, the oilers In the bordering
woOdS Uudsmayed by the disparity of nuIn-els. tie
gallant Captain ordered charge, and with his tmal
bard dashed heaeloDg upon them. Some sharp hring
took place, when the 'Saamps took 10 their heels,
leaving two of their number prisoners and one wounded
the field We ded In capturing fourteen fine
horses and brought them OF safely with the prisoners,
without any casually on our side. The "Swamp Dis-
gols" are notorious Get OF desperadoes, composed
mostly of deterters from army. One of the pFs-
oners deserter from Imboden's command, and
will doubtless pay the penalty of his crime.
general Breckenridge reviewed the command few
days ago. and expressed himself highly pleased With lhe
appearance and discipl ne Of the men.
Tne men all in fus health and spirs and very
DESTROYS TO meet the enemy again in the field feel
assured thu. Jscksohs Brigade will perform this sum
as efficient service a1y other OF equal numbers
dag was presented 10 day to the 46 Battalion
from Governor Smith. IL is the banner Of cur noble
old State, ard will doubtless wave triumphant over
many battle field. SoRIBBLER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

THE LADIEs' CURREkcr BILL.-"A Soldier" whites 70
an exchange paper:
In accordance with ths Law Of the Confederate
States reducing the currency of country which
act Is to take feet the FIRST day of Apre 1864 all
notes five Dollars hand after that time will be
received at discount Of thirty tree aud third OTIS
per Dollar all hundred dollar notes will be taxi ten
per cent moothly after that date till taken upp.
We the Soldiers Of Lees army think IL equally neces
ary we should have similar Law in regard to Ladies
OF our country who hold themselves with the young
class as they are got in 80 numerous
Resolved that all who are over the age Of eighteen
years at tie commencement Of this war who may not
be properly disposed OF before the 6rst day Of Aprile
shall be cassed with the hundred dollar notes bearing
the same discount aud tax.
Those that over eighteen since the COM
menced will be held the same Discount bot clear of
axaos. Those yet under the age of eighteen viii be
counted a. par with the new ISSUE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-29

MAJOR GERARDEYs SHE'LL FOsE.-This invention ia
thus spoken OF in the Augusta COnsttutiOnast OF the
10Th instant
"The following ia one Of the many compliment Try
reports in reference to Maj Girardeys shell fuse n
vented by Major Girardey, OF this city,. The report
is made to Col Rains, of this post aud must be- very
gr atifyng The inventor who has devoted aud is still
deVoDg all his skll and energies an ordnance OIL :
GER and as commander OF the local trooRs in this city,
to the cause of the O0nlederecy.
. ave congratulate the Major on the success which
has crowned his efforts:
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CORPORATION AFFAIRS.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, July 11.-Board
Aldermen In the absence Of the President, tn
Vice President (Mr. Turton) called the beard
TO order, and laid before them c0mmunica-
OF the act for settIng the curbstone and paving
the footway on the south side Of square No
2i6; an act to improve the Washington canal; q
joint resolu ton in relation to joint meeting,
and a joint resolution of respect >
Also, q communication from the Mayor
making the following nominations, which was
referred to the appropriate committees: -
! Corporation Attorney, Jos. Fl. Bradley; TAI
CLERK, VIM. Morgan; Bookkeeper, Ed WIN J
Klopfer; Clerk to the Mayor, Samuel Ourand
Messe ger to the Mayor and Register, H. @
KleibeT. ss 81 , a't
Police Magissrates.First Ward, Sam1 bru
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mi ,oou,. n ETH: TH:,.p..,..
Of The Hin iBAL PLATE TRifH, st
tends personally at his ofhoe in this
city Many persons can wear theseQIIfY1
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
person can wear others who eAnnet wear those.
Persons calling 1t my ofaoe can be Accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those Who particular and wish the 1ures
oleanest nsest and m ost Ierf.et dSnture thAt
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE VIII bs
Booms In this oity-No 33s Pennsylysnia avenue
between 9th and 10th streets. Also. 9O7 Arch it..
Phf1adefphia. mar4ly
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PERSONAL.
ONLY FIFTEEN WEEKS IN AMERICA.

DIR. pECHrINaER, formerly. Surgeon in
charge = in The Austrian and Itsliap army, oe;
Diseases and Private Diseases. Besides the knoWI.
iis6, TrsPsn Itsiisn German, snd Spanish Lam: Lam:
suaees. His Imperial Commissions and his Diplo-
hang in bis ice, PennssiTania avenue, 5o9. Dr.
necntln gefis very much encouraged TO have during
snort time aee ns l
hshsd, the following certificates may be attested:
."Thisis to certify that have been troubled for
ing al medical treatmeat. and which through the
AID Ct D5 B.ehtinssf: have been perfsct@lysHssd @ q
/ Your treatment of my involuntary discharge,
g hna your success it, recommend {opa ysTE a'xh
+ What German newspaper, Wicker OolumbisJ
After . long sickness my poor child became
| e B street. No aes.n .a A'oo' q ~
against the cbrenic lung disease Of my eldest son.
s@i ss'n' & PiSssf Painter
time: Regular off ce hours frou, toll a. n and
ti,sls only from J, tSo to T.. Medicine: ~itheat
sseo:sgss' psnn'ylvana avenue near Sd stree, M No.
p many years .uccsssfui praetitionsT % in New 81.
f9rk, has opened for . few wesksI An efacs No.
where those afflicted ieither male or female) With
diseases of Private nature may consult him. No
charge made if he fails to cure. Persons at dis
tance can be treated by addressing BY mail.
iy 2-lm@ - i-t
DOCTOR JONES, No. 41O Thirteenth street
M
ly with ladies. Hours a. m. TO p. m. 5e 7s lm-
H. DR,J:H THOMPSON
soo1 rss fssH u III i north to 'ia
ONCE hours, 10 to u a. M: to5p m. ,e23-lm.
|. NO CURE, NO PAY i-Go to DR. BROTHERS
IN 4 GRAY and be cured. Thoy have given
their particular attention to the treatment and
cure of all forms o" Disease, particularly that Of
a,Iritate Character, for twenty years This is the
District. and haye saysd thousands from DIS
graceful and horrible death How important It is,
then, for those uAfortunates who have brought
disease upon themselves, to be cured before 1t ID
too late; thus preventing 1posurs Of themselves
ONCE and residence l79 south street, Island,
opposite smithsonian. je Sim
n UERYf-Who has the largest assortment Of
VI pattern for Stampinef Who is the only prao-
tical person that stampsf Who has the largest
plumber OF hands at Eneroideryf Who has the
s the only person In the District that does Putting
'0' ''''ss %PsfTcx, e1sssfs ss1 srREsr,a
where ladies can select from %. .0o choice patterns
sd I'd a.7ss Sfs.' :.%esa
ladies 10 proof that he knows bis business Ladies
who do not want their goods spoiled, but stamped
should be- 60 to the only person in tho sity
"no aGis SItYTfnaI YTGf aGfI IFLur1Nel 1Lur1Ne,
The only nachias in town now in operation.
Flutine done g good - in new York or elsevhers.
myaH ~3s1 street. opposite Patent OhRoe.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS rHEATER

SANFORD OPERA TROUPE
In connection sith PICK PARKER, forming q
sANtORD'S CARNlVAL. THE EXEMPTS
Sanford 3 Black Letter Version of
ROMEO AND JULIET
III Rival LOVERS. After which, THE
PHUNN1 FELLOW; To conclude With the
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DENTISTRY.
ERBAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.

II
TtssA Ezteaetsd seithoxt PDia with fAs MxAYin Of
Would .avi.s Al. oerssS. ass:, b.v,n, .ee.b to ...
:,.;t k.s. e ~. ~ oise.. ss;2 ~ ~ a
and harmless process. Also call AndulY}YYO
examine the Doctors new and i'm
you once See the great improvement In his teeth
you will have them In other style than this new
and valuable one. No. 242, Pa. avenue. between
! novD 8. b. LIwII, II. D., Dentist.
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tGray's Patent Nodded
Collars.

P OOX1d1sS
Are universally pronounced the neatest and best
citing collars e1tant ...
. The upper edge presents = perfect curve, free
from the an giles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes NO Fuckers on the inside Of the
turn-down collar; they are a SMOOTH INSIDE
As OUTSIDE, and therefore 9erfectly free and
easy to the neck.
The Garotte Collar has . smooth and evenly I'm
ished edge ON both sides.
These Collars are not simply fat pieces Of paper
cut in the fern Of = collar, but are MOLDlD
ANDsHAPED TO PIT THB NRCK.
They are made in Novelty" FOR turn down
style) in every half size from II to II inches and
In Eureka" (or GarotteO from Is to n inches;
and packed In solid sizes" In neat blue cartons.
CON aiming 100 each; also in smaller ones Of ton
eaeh-the latter very handy package for travellers
army and navy officers.
~8VERY COLLAR is stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold By all dealers in mems furnishing goods.
The trade supplied By
WALL, STIPHEN6 & co.,
apA-sm 322 Pa. avenue, Warrington,
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AUCTION SALE OF CoNDEMNHD HORSES.


WA8 DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUR1Au, J
ODkce Of Cnix( QI0TterndstH,
z,, WAsHIN01oI, D. O., uly Z, H64.S
WI be sold IT PUBLIC AUCTION, to the nigh.
sss Bidder, AZ the times and places named below,
Lebanon, Psnnsylvsnis, THURSDAY, July Ath,
Needing. Pennsslrania, rH HURspAY. July 2ist
R64. = -,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. July
2Sth, 1864. = -
..Altoon.. Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. August
Winismsport, Psnnsvlvsnia. THURSDAY. Al
TWO H6NDR taN CAVALRY HORSES a.
These horses have been condemned n mat for
the Cavalry service of the Army.
Hor road and farm pur poses many good bargains
nay be had
Terms Cash in United States currency;
Ii.nt Col and Chief uArtermAster,
1ys-td Cavalry Bureau.
CALI OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
Chi0 Q~angma;.fr', OFes. De,c Washsss.o~,}
v,, Washins,os. d, e. Jsss ., lss4.
DO. on WkBNKsbAY, JSIy % g.. g. 1854. and 81
"AH H6Rsks 6is = Asb rs aHaRs, I u. q
condemned as unit for public service
Terms: Cash In Gopernment funds. ..
Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock Q. m. s-
,Bris. Sen. .sa csssaf ~ Ss.Iss1n..ssr. & sSSaxk:
RDW 4ts l5 Depot OF WaskinGton.i
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yJlHI MERCHAHT's AND BANKRRs ALNAs
i Dse. 1854 BY Smith Hopan.; q .W.
1RANok TAYL0Rj
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CooD NEWS FoR THE TRAVELLER.

4 new line Of 2: B. Stages lssys ,s Psnnsylvsnia
sts., VI sshin ston, 2; g., daily for &7e
route for Frederick, Md, connecting lines
With Poolsville and other points. Having new
and splendid Coache feel satisfied that general
satisfaction viii be the result. vc,o crup.u-
/ Persons desiring to 60 from Georgetown will
Ind The stage at the Montgomery House. on High
81, every morning at 8 clock. jy 2-1W
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GALE AT ALIEN AN DRIA. VA, OF CON DEMNEl
- QUARTERMASTERS STORES.

Gi0 QxartsrmnsRz,s QTs Washinstca Dspof,
Wash,nrton, Jnly IL 1864. (
VIII be sold at Public Auction at Alexsndris,
Va, on TUESDAY, July l9, 1854 at IL O'CLOCK a.
M. . large lot of Saddle Blankets, Brides, Horse
and Mule Collars, Hames, Saddles, Wagon Whips
Horse Covers, Wagon Covers, Lanterns. Shoyels,
s. liable Fork, Panlins, Scales, Black miths' and
Carpenters Tools, &c, &C., &C., condemned as
Successful bidders viii be required to remove
the articles within Eve (5) days from date of SALE
Terms cash, in Government funds.
D.. II. RUCKER,
rixadier General, Chief Qa.rtermaster,
ty ltd Depot of Washingto
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i sELP SEALING FRUIT JAR.
We pa rtieularly invite the atten tion of those in
lending to put mp fruit TO examine LYMANB
SELF -SEALiNG fRUIT JARS. Simple in CON
structiOn, they are more easily sealed or opened
Samples of berries and fruit put up in these Jars
last wear can be seen At our store.
: Fuil directions accompany each Jar, for putting
up alt kinds of fruit, berries. &c. 10.
" d. w BOTELER SON,
Housefarnishing Store,
}ve6t 3tS Penn ay between 9Th and 10th.
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AMUSEMENT

WORLDS MODEL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
WORLDS MODEL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
N0RbD'S H0DEL LANUSEMENTINS INSTITUTION
WORLDS MODEL LANTsEMENTIN INSTITUTION
WORLDS MODEL LAMUSEMENTINST
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WAI DEPARTMENT, CAvALRY BuRHlu, J
QNes Of CAisf Qua, ter masts, )
WGshsnston, p e.. Jxtx7, l9aS
bidder, on T THURsDAY July u, 1854, at Giesboro
D. pot near Washing gton, d. c., beginning At 10
O clock .. m ,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
These horses have been condemned as unRt for
the cavalry service ST the army.
Por road and farming purposes, many good bar
sAins may be had.
Horses sold singly.
JAMES EKIS,
1t. Col. and Chief Quartre master,
jys-dtd Cavalry Burean.
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IL west, between and II, insures success in sll
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Consultations exclusive
ly with ladies. Hours 9 q. m. to p. m. te g Inn
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AN d BIZ LIMBS
Receiving constantly q choice article of SASH,
DOORS, AM BLIND DB. of Boston Mandatory, OF
superior style and Workmanship. which We are Of.
fering At lew prices.
We respectfully invite builders and others to eal
and examine our stock Of goods. -
FENW1CK & STEWART,
Onee-west side of Seventh street,
te Is lms at Canal Bridge.
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A-lf TIsH-wAN9, THE GREAT CHINESE
~KMe Or Boz WILL PERFORM OURl.-'
Xxx Xinsredisnts are purely vegetable; It
may DC carried in the vest pocket without fear of
seis1s'gp S5sMela5s free Price h1. Sold SZ
3. Q. FORD, 2s6 tannasivania avenue. Sent By
man Y 6-eoly
MAP OF RICHMOND AND SURROUNDING
te0 1kANCK TAYLOR.
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DEALER IN
TOBACCO. CIGARS, PIPES Ae;.
500 9Th ST., above Pa. ave., east side ashin Gton.
The attention of suffers and purchasers general
ly is called TO his stock, which will be found g
line of business. He would take this occasion Ia
return his thanks to the ash gton public for the
patronage heretofore extended to him. Je 70 Inns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-15
LEES ARMY on ma INCRRAsE.

wAsHisoroS January 1.-THE Times spe-
cial says. asnf
The National Union Committee, appointed
by the Chieago Convention, has been sum.
moned to NEE; here o. Friday, January
22d.
The statement that Longstreet had been re-
iniorced from Lees army is untrue. A letter
from a prominent general officer in the army
Of the Potomac says Lees army, instead Of
being depleted, is being increased BY con
scripts. The writer says The rebels are using
strenuous efforts 70 organize and recruit their
cavalry for offensive operations in the Spring.
The rebel army is encsmped between Orange
Court House and 0ordonsyille, aud is we'll pro
vided With provisions, thoagh suffering for
clothing.
Private information from rebel sources
states that Charleston is being gradually de
stroyed by the FIRE Of our batteries. On the
Oath Of December two blocks Of buildings on
King street, belonging 10 the estate Of the late
Senator Batter, we're desIroyed. s ,yeral large
Sarshonses, occupied by the rebel Govern
menL and filled with army supplies, were de
stroYed about the same time. The city is al
most deserted, except by the military. The
poorer GLASSES have erected Temporary accom-
modations ont Of range Of our guns. Great
destilution prevails among them.
A bill viii soon be reported by the House
Naval Committee, providing for the distribu-
ton Of prize money 70 the officers and crews
Of the Mississippi fleet. ia
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New Work M

and more active s e5@6 so for extra State
7 1907 Go; for Round Hoop Ohio. Wheat
q shade irmer and in good demand 43047
Chicago spring; 43@46 for Milwaukee club.
1908 for Winter Red Western; 5T@6O
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice
Corn heavy ! 259l 26 for store. Oats
c lower S5@S6t Pork shade irmer l so
62 old ll49l IL new mess, Lard
frmer ll@l2t Whisky duh and unsettled
NV lYORE, January l6S-Stocks duh,
easy and steady. Money in fair demand al
seven per cent Sterling nominal United
States skies at 81, Erie 6l. New
York Central / 3ls. Reading i. lsk.
Gold l 55l. Coupons 81 rs. Harlem SO.
One year certificates 98i. wl
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lInLInAtaal.
n igmlsHERIFFS, SALE al a
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN PARTITION.
samuei silver No oJof nHTa



Sarah tind.np,h o., nj s,no,ior com.
ahadentn tn ~ ~ ~ oyPeaa'o Jonns s
maid In he sbove caaa ~ ibe snnoTnr o ~, ~ ~
- un sne spose Nv ~ w supeiles tVhrt ~
an IN = y. g w. q nn o"gt ~ Puons s.le
P' ~ tnretae Ebraaog n psea e0pWns}soe
p- a. poine'it y IegLuulg ~ loofi, ~
n ny Ine ~ ~ re IN ana = IN y. $40 Jay
,a,s,, Va u'noa.s. ~. ~ ~ ~ luAt nsh1
Sounty ol m9hlsgmeIy anu sute OF ohlo' bounded
w ~ ~, "a en.eonnno" wv
to,yn 4 psnSs a CT ~ "e"s SP"'"' 'u''ioh ~
Also, Tie i9!i9wing tract OF land lying and being In
- ~ pe,n iy 9n' 49, - Vtuus ~ Ui-
,tSssesI IN ~ - Sln IN ses,ion we've 10 2Wnshlp
-, ~ @ IVY W 1.s"t aiu.nl rVer
wv st ~ p,ua ~ se - sS tt 9Qar'er' con
'"um.ns NV 1it.g Wy W .s,kn. h.,luieutns
~ All s,ate ~ 0bins 49, e,i,oywu.s Raao " restGSInsI y aoun,
quarter OF SAID sooilon' containing Is acres and ~.
Tbe Sbove dsscrlbed tract Of land ,,a. ,.5,
n nart,,ior 1890 M ~ ~ ~ ranu = unufL VIII
y, ~ ga vue ~ ~ oH.peI.oT OVuIt IN s,ud
case n . sTl Jay o. DeeehDer' AID 1858 divided
Wy " ~ e,unns DsHa.
Lot NO, l. ulily uescrlDed IN SAID wit Aforesaid and
~ ", . osnun.n
No Hence se,iib IN ~ w ~ VI 49, ~ y .
No. =, ~ notnV
"a ~. ny y = a ~ w ~. y sneuee u . west
ner N Twin Greet, tbbe ,rs1s ! ~ a % IoiI po,esl 70 aeor-
tbence ! ~ y al 4 IN nnIes y y = poiJs' corner
s.ss, - 49, ~ ~ w w tue puDhc
IgS ~ : nnies 10 a corror. p Heno 70 a 80, " gnehee :
10 ~ ~ ~ niana mSnSv ~ . ollWeste
icp Vapcres' =" NV F'"'e" OeS'nh'nB' containing IA W.
~ o p..
a. tbencee : iiI9 ipHo y AZ 'ne nInms eoIufI o. 10y
the 1S,yin Croo5 ra;rnoJ 10 10 ~ ~ - .hJ npuute .
~ - N Il !. ,h ~ = y 9oo,neii 'hence ~
~ AZ " y PGI q 10 the enSt 'lne OF loi NO. ! ulence n o.
poles 10 a corner. tbevre N s5s ~ ) SI TG ~ - ~
IT, NNt h" ~ = polea 70 the
pIIs wv NJ Z 4 S'R Rnoiggin SOnt y 1hag 9'iOo acres,
Inc cost i'm nj sanJ .ton inoa = NJ y ~ t, ~
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STUART CROSSES THR RIyER

NHW YoRE, l6.-The HraIds army spec
ials SAY it is reported at CulpOpper last even
ing that the rebel General Stuart with 5000
cavalry had crossed the river far to our right
and reached Leesburg, our forces their falling
back toward Fairfax. II is supposed the OBJ
jsot is to cut the Railroad near Bull Run or
the Baltimore a Ohio railroad near Point Of
Ro1ks. IL was not known bat in any event IL
is quite possible that be will meet with superb
or forces The health Of the army is quite
good No small pox has been reported Du.
ring the late cold spell, FIVE men were frozen
to death. The thirty-6vs men belonging to
the First Massachusetts, cavalry captured by
guerrillas . few days ago escaped end return
ed yesterday -Four msR are to be shot for
dssertion to-day Friday.