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gzy;G MCGUIRE CO., AgS,i i 2 a,xa

By j. @. EeGU CO. AnSti?nesfs
FNRUsTEE'5 SALE OF FARM CONTAINING
l. ITO ACRES. MORE OF LEES. SIIUATxp IN FAX
FAX CoUaTY, VIRGINIA. ABOUT ONE RiLs FEoM
BAILIES CORNERS oS THs MIDDLE PjKE-; ssaii
sell st the Az ctjou RooEla of @. McSIife &c 20.
ON TOEsDAY, the I'D of March. 1863, sc IL Oh. oy
virtue of deed Of trnst 10 the saoscs eer es4tinx
date the ed of Nay, 1882 and rscetaea IA Liasr n
No 4 FoIios las Sc, one tina Lana RECORDS LOT
Fairfax County, Virginia, the following oeecrtosd
prorerty lying and bsiag in the county OF FSf-
fay and State OF Virginia. viz SsRininy at s.
stone planted on the south Size OF ths Middle ffSs
Road thence with sad PIKE north wssssrty, To
esmuel Perkins corner 90 j, thsncs southwestern
" along said Perkins line to stske 1, thence
sontheriy along the said Perkins line 70 stake L.
thence nortwesteriy along said Perkins, lice to .
stake K thence southeriy to tbs north fork Of
Holmes run on Kiussmsn' 3 line to two marked
nsnIes pine and oak sApiings st Kirssn ans cor
nar thrr southe.sterly alosg the said run to D,
stss one pole from Lipscon5c line themes north
SsE deg, east Isl poles to A, tie beginning, eoa-
tainfns i,0 Acres Of Land, mora or less. together
With al and singular. the improvements, erivi-
isSes, hereditAraeDts, and sppurtensnoes to che
Tenn Fifteen hundred dollars In cash on the
dsy Of sale the residue in twelve months from day
CT sale with interest. secured By deed Of trust
The premises.
II tie tsrMs OF sale are no. complied xith within
TIN days a!teE the sale. the trustee reserves tho
right 10 resell ct the risk and expense OF the de-
fsultipG purchaser on one Meaks notics Ia the
Evening star. E.N GILHEHf. Trustee;
fels-2sw 10 MoGUIBH q CO.. Aacts
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RYy. O. nee uIRE & CO.. Anstioeee.

EY = u Sss- tts-E II Io,s huSsioucefSI
TIENWOOD CEMErEEY-Tbe managers OF this
II Cemetery have ;ssoivsa to raise tas 1rice OF
lots 10 30 cents per foct- and that ths com
naunity msy have no cause for Complaint nave also
sale of 500 lots and Is Of lots st Public Auction
and for further means to embslliss, AMI otaer~tEe
te improve the grounds This celetsry is laid ont
OF the p a, of the e .iahrsted Greenwood Cemetery
of New York. OF which II is saii by travellers, to
excel in be- auty and arrangements, anything OF the
kind either in Europe or America.
Genrood is situated on the high GROUND over
looking the city OF WssbiE gtop, AID Q direct
line With Norta CAPITOL street, one ard s'hah
miles frcm the Capitol
This cemster ~ is chartered By Congrass, and the
plots not liable for debts, taxes, ser any otAsf
invasion iSee charter
srpiy TO tie Auetioneer, j. G MoGU Ire co e
corner Penn. avenue ard 10th streas, where the
saIe viii take place n wErE EsDAY and THURS
DAY the 10Th and 18th of March. At O'Clock p. m.
Visit DIS admitted on the grounds at al hours
JOS 3. CLOSE, President.
mbs J O. MCGUIRE Co.. Ano!S
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BY J. @. McGUIRE& co. .Auctionssrs

BY J. q. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionssrs
&NCG FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON q
~ SIREsT BsTwsEE 18th AND 49, STREETS -Oa
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 10Th at az
O'Clock On the rsmi ses We shall sell part Of Lot
north street, between lsth and I3x .treets, run
hlhk pach 81 feet ~ inches to 81 foot alley i'm
proved by q enug frame dwelling house con tai.i-.
four rooms, with bsoS Kitchen
Terms cash,
mh4d &c McGurREh c. Ancfa
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DIED,

On February ID, At Norfolk Va, Ssrgsant JN0.
BANKS, list q Col. Ted Regiment, Q resident CT
Washington, d. @.
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oS D. ". MOI ClhE q 90. AuetlonerTs.
fkNkCSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE OORSk3
Jor, NEAR THE BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD DRror.
By virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date on the
n. O. 7. No H. folio 81 & . enc of the lspd records
'Gr Washington county. D. c.. aad by direction
the prentice viii cell at pat bile sale, in front of
18th day of Y. on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the
psrt cf criginsrh. A. D., 1864, 1T O'clock p. .
kurdred and thirty TO four "a. in Saaare No. ak
ia uron the corner of Neville said part " eaid Lot
z street and bas front of .oi avenue ana Norta
avenue and one hundred tieoi feet on ifest on the
Ths ns's OF this property liz the ., media tsS,-
horhood of the depot, presents 3 favorable oppoc-
tUnity or prof table investment.
Terms Of sale /: One third in cash. Of which $50
must be raid st fale and thu remainder in equal
payments in six and twelve months, with interest
from & ay of sac. tecured BIZ deed OF traag.
If the terms Of sale are not coMpiist vita in hTs
days after TIE safe the trustee reserves the TizSt
to resell st the right and cost OF first purchaser.
after Eve days mott %.
All eonveyarcios, including stamps At pursh ssers
cost. ,1 n
MIA 2s~sw&ds &c. McGUIkE & CO., Aucts
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WARRANTED TO CURE IN SIX DAYs.-Dr Godfreys
Antidote, an English Specific of si1ty-hve years.
standing. will cure Gonorrh0a a: sir days No
change Of diet required. Price g. per bottle. Sold
by 8. G. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue,
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia ely
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TBE FREf,-Beauty OF carriage is mostly DEEPEN
ger ON judicious preservation of the fest It is
1I-possibie to move in graceful manner ifthe
great support of the whole frame be in adisordered
condition, AID nothing mpedes much as Corns,
Bunlops, tnerowiRg Nails, or other disorders to
which the feet are liable To all afflicted weuld
recommend an early call at DR.. Whites offe No.
.4Z4 Pennsy!vania avenue, between -Four and a
hall anu Slxth streets. fs IS.tf
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DISEASES of III iNsr eous, Seminal, Urinary, and
Reports Of the Rolra:d dssoeiation-Sant by mail
in sealed letter envelopes, fl ee of charge. Address
No. 2 South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa. d3- sm
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New THING UsDBR The SUN.
In its observation-disclosures.
In IFS colering power-matchless.
In all its neutrality-suspicious..
In ITS oper:tion-naturn1.
In its identifying results-endurins
In its tendency-preservative.
In it's pOpularity-unequalled.
CRIsTApoRo's HAIR DYE
Is pronounced both by the World of Scienes aud
the World IF Fashion, the finest preparations ever
invented by art to rectify the short eominss Of
nature Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, No. 6
A:tor House, New York Sold by all Druggists
Applied by all Hair Dreesers 7.lm
ALL THOSE who wish TO enjoy TOBACCO In oil its
luxury and from Its objections use
tbs
PATENT
DOUBLE TUBE
TOBACCO
PIPE.
out tbcra.
~ For sale by dealers generally and ct MAHuRAo.
TuRERs' RATES Wholesale By
GEO. W. CooHRAN & Co.,
10 ~ Nv 39S Penn avenue.
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The CHEAPEST AND BEsTHAIR DYE IN THE w OIL D.
Mere, kadss'or Washes Om.-Uphsm's Hair Dye, %
cents a box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by 8
c. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue Wash
pgton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. a6-ly
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4 UoT1oN sALl OF ooNpEMNsD STOCK.

WAR DBPA1fxHsr. CAvtLRY BcRHAu.
OFo If CHse Qaa,trsrsstsr,,
WaskinstoS, q. O., Msrch y. 1874:
Will be scld sc vublie suction 70 TIE highest bta
der, at the Depot of the CAVALRY Ru,e.u. n dies
boro Point, on THER5DAYfhe nth DAY OF MARCH,
and ON THURSDAY, the 5lrt day of March. 1854,
from ffty (1) 70 one hundred tloo) condsmnsa
Xlso Il Issiern Branet, Corral. d. o., on
THURspAY, the 10TH day Of March, and On
t. tsej to one hundred 1oo) csndsnnsd Hossss sask
day. ..s...,.-... \. ..,,..se -.
tina cavalry service Of the United States army.
FOR road and farm purposes many good esrssAs
may be had: g re3 sFge
Boraes will be sold sipgly. .gsi
Tarne cash. In Unite Btstes Treasov moses.
Sales 70 CONS ehe' . " sHHas 4. 1KIs.
lieut. Col snd hisf QuartsrmSHeer,
nbsst Cavalry sare~u.
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Sanla-itan's Gift is the most certain safe and
eHectunl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days
and recent cases in twenty,fou hours No mineral,
no balsam, nc mercury. Only ten pills to be taken
It is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
female, So. ~
Saniaritnn's Root and Herb Jm,ce,-A positive and
permanent cure for yphis, Scrofula, Ulcers Sores
Sold by s. G. Ford. See advertisement md
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LOST AND FOUND.

B o OLD -. s;a SAsF b :so ut
proving property and '''EsfpSW fsfI5' bs7Rss,
1t" Kalorsma Hishts.
5dw Az !: LARGE ss
X; ST. Fort S.s!ss5 siss F:5Ssl!ss.a
II INE by mistake at the Presidents la!ss GA
s. .sVn: ss - wi" o9 h
I OsF-A GOLD WATCH, small STA sin gle case,
and S e Lost Sesv s y ' sys zen and
Ss ssr Room the h sysnns q
.ss the e nSh
BOOK, containing eeveral hundred dollars and
q
ay n,b : s between llsh and 18th. sw MAY
l. bl.es Po0KET BOOK Containing. saaso. two
Slo6 bills, S7 in los 5's snd rs, and s! cents in
2Ist ard q sits. NH st.
osTaEstHsss9 9Th sna 18th :tr ss and g. On
reward fer returning same to 376 Ninth ct bet
GS REWARD-strayed away last December. .
Ace o Ts nas VIII rs
esive the above reward by bringing her to N st..
0s nsS 18Th and 10Th T. COMFY.
$40 REV REw AZ ,s s0R T. Two HORSES Stolen
+: sivsa for return o. both or s1 .sns
dollars for either one;
fe 25-ltt" Georgetown, ID. O.
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FINEn.-Frederick Woolseeksr, keeper OF a
liquor store at No. Is East Capitol street, was
Tor selling beer TO soldiers. Justice Ferguson
fined The accused sso.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Danie
Laikin, John Adams, T. ID. Smith, drunk; dis
missed John Sigman, and VIM. Hewitt, do.
do; 50 las Rice and John O'Neal sIspicior.
characters; dismissed. Chas. Freeman, do.
held for hearing.
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DOCTOR BANSIHG's BRACES WILL CURI HERNIA
upon new principle, give immediate relief to fe
male weaknesses, spinal affections, weakness of
the lungs, dyspepsia AMI falling Of tbs bowels
will correct the psruicious habit Of dropping re-
move the evil tendencies of much writing at the
desk and should be worn by all children and adults
who experience any general debility or weakness
of the back. As partial mail and support to cav
alrymen 1t is admirable
Doctor Banning may be consulted at tho Nation
al Hotel from three to eight p n, , on Saturday and
Monday, the 5th and It'll instant. ma-3ts
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-L4ast night an at.
tempt was made by burglars to enter the dwell
ing of Mr.. John r. Ashby, On Third, near E
street north. The burglars began operations
by cutting out the window blinds, but sud-
denly suspended operations; probably because
Of the apr roach Of some one, it being locality
where persons are constantly passing at night.
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H. HOF IA,
DEALER IN
WATCH MATERIALS, TOOLS,
CRYSTALS, RIL14, &c,
No. 337 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Metro
politAu Hotel.
nh Fly Warrington, D. O.
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CAMS ON TO DAY new and beautiful Jewaly, both
l.dies' and eentlemeras wear. for one dollar at
ABS Pa. avenue. near ~ street ct the Dollar Jew
eiry Store. Itt
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CHARGE OF RAPB.-Yesterday JAS. Bowen,
colored. was arrested by Officer Burch upon q
charge of rape upon Christiana Williams, col.
Bowen is jet black, and Christis.na a muiatto,
and they are relatives. Thepartes were taken
before Justice Bates, who held BE wen to bail
for further hearing tomorrow at 8 O'Clock
n.
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SPERAAToRRHRA CAN BIZ CURKD-Dr Rand g Spe-
enc cures Spernlatorrhaa. Seminal Weaksess, In
Its effects are truly magical trial of the Specific
pi convince the most sksptical of its merits.
street and Pa avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. 1a6-Iy
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IN CITY LAUNDRY.
i HE Estaslishms.t. dssignsd g BE- the most
ready to reesive orders Tor washing about the 3stA
O; Tebrusry, 10 70 eo6ts
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PORT Of GEORG ETow N.-Clearad-Steamers
Thomas jefferson, Schellinger, for Chesapeake
City; ". r. Dawson, johnson, tor Rock Greek:
Gun, Howard, Hunter, tor Chickamaxum:
Caroline Hall, Lawson, for New York: l.. A
i;avles Rayles, for Baltimore; Sarah I,ouisa.
Adams for Phiiadelphia; Lynchburs Vanchof,
for New York; Magellan, Cranmer, do: WIN.
Emory. Hooper, for Baltimore; J. III. Truman,
for Boston; Fancbiff, Simon, for Baltimore:
Laura Frapcis, Higgins, for Baltimore: steam
aug Atlantic, Dawes, do; sloops Petrol. Marts
90: Annie Mari, Wilson, st. Mary's.
EHtered.-Angeiine McCleas, Lemon. from
TcTked River, N. Y; J. II. Horton, Truman,
from Boston.
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THK PATENT OYFICE FA1R.-On Monday
evening Mrs. Franklin Reigart, one OF the
Patriot daughters" OF Lancaster, Pa, was
.he fortunate recipient OF two OF the most val.
Uaeie prizes in the gtt OF the patriotic fair no "
being held In the L. s. Patent Office. TIE ons
was he beautiful sily er set OF eight pieces; the
other a magnificent China dinner set of over
one hundred pieces. Certainly fortune could
not have showered her favors on any one more
deserving than Mrs. r. for surely none has
been more assiduous than she, during the pasi
two years, In ministering to and aiding and
relieving the sick and wounded soldiers OF
LANCASTER county, Pa.
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PETTY LARoENY.-Tuesday night, q soldier,
named Nicholas Sullivan, went into Buffers
oysters saloon, on g street between 9Th and
absence Of the attendant from the counter,
reached his arm over to the money drawer and
extracted dollar. He was arrested by officer
house, and was sent to jail for court. by Justice
GibersOn.
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EOR SALE-A new three. story HOUSE, with
Il two. story back building, being . newly.buii
Brick, No. 1872 Fourth street, between and New
York avenue. Above-named contains eight rooms.
Apply to J. =. oRAWs. No. l24 Seventh street
jal2-2m*
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FIRST.CLASS DWELLING HOUSE FOR
n RENT-Ths large double House situated on
the corner of NJ street north and Vermont avenue,
we'll known IN the rasidenee of His EIcellercy M
Lisbos t. Brazilian Minister for several years
past ia for rent possession given on the arst day
Of March next.
The Sremisss can be seen at any time, and the
terms stated on application to either Of tns under
signed. kOS CULbpbN
fe4 Exec. and Tras. Of O L. Coltmsn, deceased.
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.gTEE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
til SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 9Th ipst.nt at .
mh2 WM.L. WALL & CO.. Auet;onee.s.
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nNE-HORsI COUPRl.
We offer for sale cheap One horte Coupse. eloss
ali around with glass front and Sides, and arranged
70 aEi's HUN JAS. MCGUIRE CO.,
NH LIT Auct and Com. Merchants.
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EsTBAY-A Black old 90 ", with q CALF about
Il twelve days old. The owner can have her by
proving property and paying charges
EDWARD BYRN8,
Hiphta
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lays when they shall in triumph enter the Rebel Cap

days when they shall in triumph enter the Rebel Cap
ital
Gen. Leo lately issued order IN relation 10 sup
plies. in which he said Communication with Richmond
was cut off, an9 it was impossible to furnish the men
with stores.
Gen. Hills corps had no rations ssued for throc days.
Gen. Lee enloned upon his men the necessity Of cap.
turing supplies from the Yankees Up this moment
they have failed to capture a single wagon.
The roads in excellent travelling order, but very
dusty.
All the battles thus far have been cries OF attacks
and repulses Muskes we're almost cutlrcly used The
swampy nature Of the ground rendered the use OF
artillery impracticabc.
Lee very absurdly claims a victory when he with
draws from front and marches toward Richmond.
Gen. Torbetts division Of cavalry whipped the Rebel
cavalry near this place and drove them from Spottsl-
yanis Court House, but being re-enforced with in.
fariry they drove cavalry q short distance The
Maryland brigade, ath Division. 9th Corrs coming
to their support the fighting vas exceedingly fierce.
Gen. Tarbctt and Gen. Rtbuson we're both wounded,
and their way TO Washington
Gen. Sedgwick was shot through the head on Monday
morning. while experimenting the mounting o. some
heavy guns ia an angle tae men had just prepared.
There skrmshne ut the time hut an occasional
shsrpshootcr sent a bullet in that direction. which
cslscd the men 10 be on the alert TO dodge them.
General Sedgwick. who was standing rear them. was
smillny ut their ness when bah struck him in
the forehead the blood oOzed from his nOrils and he
fell back dead Tito the OF his Assistant, Adjuant
General.
In Fredericksburg to-day there we're over ~ eco OF
or wounded. who have been orOsdns into the town
since Sunday morning
Whom the frst party Of three hundred moimed and
bleeding soldiers into the city, Mayor Slaughter
and Nh Mayer. prlr nert citizen. rali!ea few guer
rlus and marched them into the Rebel lines prison
ers OF war
Mayor slaughter and bis frands now in the guard
house of fredericksburg.
Pontoous have been laid ecross the Rnppahonnock
below Fredericksburg. over which there will be com
munication TO Acquis Creek where transports lie
a distance Of about eight miles from fredericksbSg.
Guerl las abound throughout the country in our
rear.
report gained oredcnco on Tuesdny morning that
our cavalry had captured Guinneys Station. train
Years which had been sent from Richmond for The
Rebel wounded, ard that they tore up tie track tere
Tie bodies OF Gems Sedgwek. WadswOrth, ana
HAYS reached Washington 20. nj hit.
large Eambor Of wounded hs ,e arrived from Aqua
Creek.
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Arrived.

s.e,rn.fip City u Manehe,ier ,irl Usrow, Liverpool
Arn ~ anil Cu,ensowH 2ah - p ~ ina.e. s1d pas ~
hound up .s,h. paced .,s..p lel'. steering r. a.
lot 80 Is, lon ~ ~ p-,..d an ieeoe IN ~ - ~ I,
a. a. lon ~ passd tn iceberg 10Th At uinigl paced
| steamer showing tAree rocket ,,., ,,-.,.f
steamer Ciy u E@l ~ ;. an'poi,l Lincoln "''A'd'"
steamer Ashland O.. s. ,rausPOr Condry AletanNnA Z"
10, T.. bsl.n,t b. q. ). QlaitegIAa,itT.
s'eaa,r Biaot'ione H. = 'fn.pSH, hsfy fo'''''
| steamer rernt a.. ;. tnhsprtl, Delaney, AlcAnd-"
/ hour. 10 4. s.. QuateruastrI III,
Steamer hing Fisher, Aye Providence nus" 70 hu""
steamer An,hructs Jones' Philadelphia mde. to William
s e Ci,r) cn,tius liverpool April o. mdse and
PISS. 10 Williams GuiOn. APri AZ, IN heavy sie i'on
W. boarded by heavy 49, which AA.'i pa I'''0''
B.fk Eir0pt H. JaoAion, GARDENS u days sugar 10 T.
B,k ll santon tBr Crewe Foochow Foo Jan % teas
nef IL end crossed The Equator IN the Aa'uc Alri
peIiri Succession Of Gains since pacing Ae N'e OIL
oY gsh Kaele cItal) scpah smym, IS days mi'o to
Br, yenu. Orb Coai Rio Janriro GO days, coffee 70
! Na,,,n a. Wright t1genelcei heavy sie ~ we o
from s. 8 w. to y. II. r. aud Sustained cons1dersb!e
u@hs ice franklin fBr) Brown Havana IS days sugar 20
s,,,,.s Co. Experienced Light winds ahd cam' during
ne G1.e.nlrnn G,) Ls,ar catslaar co d4y' fruit
TO law Law j',' Sir H.rriun To-. Even tor Boston.
| srlr Biossofn, Douslss, klnt'ton
s.hr W. y. JrnAins, Edward for t"-n orrio''i'no~
| SIR Ilen - uiln.n, iiAgiltor, Calais.
| selr Govern r, - Dennis.
sehr. Bra,e risn Virginia
scAT Enuou Efl, sawyer, E'ethsun 10 day. huit TO
S sebr Disds,n Black Eilabthpor Ter New Haven
ST. LIE Rock I0'book, EiilsYcthpot Tor Ntw'hayen
scir Tun. Iodne Gordon Elilabo,hPort Tor Fall River
! SER Mary A.. Merrill, Providence.
| scLr n. c. iuiiey, sapcy. tan hYtr'
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charges were made by the enemy and as often repused
with fearful loss both to the enemy and ourselves.
The yht lasted until dark and left us in possession OF
the contested ground.
Our loss In this engagement cannot DO les thon $50 in
killed wounded and missing. while that nj tho enemy
must be eorrespondingly large. Two Rebel Colones'
Collins of tie 18th Va. and Grecn supposed to COM
nand brigade, were killed. Their bodies were found
on the field and decently inferred.
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s.,rppING INTELLIGENCE.
roRT OF LEw-YORK.


('rarCc.
.nl.hIp.-Oyuipus tBsl. McMck-n, Liverpool =.
g.. 4d. Ns.snIss Li-seg-us, No. o. ne, l. AAeons'o
D.. Fsre Adam. Tavs... 'poA ~ ea'on c..
: smef-Arhan, XIII. Eslt'uicre W. Da,rI.
* p.-Aisiy by tIr) Fg. Qurlec. g.. {. Duuc.n TO
FfnI tl.s.r E1.msn. Bremen. Rlsr bros. -
B,r..-WHfe rhine (Brl Mctv,r, Port ~ Ihac., n.
Eecs.r 4 CO. ~ W Bret st-pies Cspe III Ton, Brett
Son Co. Ai4onof Lalplsr. Csrjenis, T. r Sherman
srniae, Hook Barsi,w Cow Bay. }. bor.and 60 Anr
TMiE Cow bay, l. r. Gasefi Princes A'z-ndia lb"h
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Furious Fighting on 5IondnJ.

To the Associated Press.
WAsnrvoroN, Tuesday, May TO- 1864.
The Army of the Potomac has had por-
ton Of a day to reoupeIate.
Gen Burnside on Monday began the attack on the
left with great fury and with IN encouraging degree Oh
success. lie had fight the day before in which, 10
use his own words, he whipped old Longstreot'
our army could not be in more cheerful eonh'ion'
All tho men are sauguine OF success ana they count tue
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