Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1862, Page 2

— EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY MAY 10, 1863. U7 The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than ever of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is now on our counter ready for delivery to the public. Embraced in its enter- tetming contents are the following articles: The Evecnation of Yorktown, and General McCiellen’s victory on the Pen!nsula; Battle of King’s Mills; Operations near New Orleans; Bombardment a: d fall of Forte Jackson and St. Phillip; end latest war news from Corinth, Tennessee, Missouri, and every other scene of operations. An unrivalled Military Budget; Description of the city of New Orleans and the approaches thereto; Mayor Monroe's letter to Commodore Farrag ind the latest news frem Dixie; and extracts from late Southern papers. ‘Telegraphic news, foreign and domestic; Pro- eredings of Congress; Latest news in and about Weshington; loteresting miscellaneous matters; Racy stories; Poetry; and witticisms from Pren- tice; and reading matter for the gay, the serious or the sad. Useful reading for farmers and housekeepers; Horticultural and agricultural matters; and val- uable household recipes. This is just the paper above all others for per- sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance. Price only three cents per copy, or €1 perannum; postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged <= Spirit ef the Morning Presse. The Intelligencer quotes approvingly the fol- lowing resolution offered in the Senate on Thurs- day last by that distinguished lover of ‘‘our fel- low-citizens”? down South, Mr. Charles Sumr fe 7“ ng forthe res- Mabment of e throughout the country, it is inexpedient the names of the victories obtained over our low-eltizens should be placed on the regiment- 1 colors of the United States.” The Republican doubts if any naval exploit or record exceeds the capture of New (-leans In good conduct, good fortane, and in the import- sauce of the result achieved. ee OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ise PARTICULARS OF THE GREAT VICTORY AT NEW ORLEANS We are permitted to make the following ex- tracts from a private letier, from the Assistant Paymaster and the Clerk of the Varuna, to their brother in this city. The extracts are from the pert of the ietter written by the Paymaster’s Clerk, Frank Fitch: “As the large vessei came down on us, one sheil from one of our guns killed and wounded twelve men on her, who were working her rifled pivot gua forward. Out of over one hundred men on Ler, they don’t claim to bave twenty survivors. Se you can judge of the terrible effect cf our guns. As roon as we settled her the otber one started to run, but it was no use, she could not outrun our esunor balls. The large vessel struck ustwice with « terrible crash, and the small one once. Their shells bad kitied three and wounded nine corte men. We were set on fire by them twice, and were rapidly sinking. You may imagine that it was getting desperate on the Varuna about that time. Nome of our men sung cut‘ they can stink us, but they can’t make us Aqui d: the flag.’ \n spite of fire, shot, and everything else, our men fired their guns till the water came up around the gun carriages. Charles and I hed ‘stripped for the fight,’ that is, we had teken off coat and vest: so we d nething, neteven a cont. Wecould not desert the poor gallant fel- lows who were wounded. Therefore could not save eny clothes.- Dr. Bruce, Charles Francis, (Master-at-Arms.) Charles and myself, got them out of the bold as soon as ible; but none too soon, for by the time we had the !ast one on the berth deck, our amputation table was floating grou nd the hold in five or six feet of water. 1 saw we would not get ull the wounded saved by hoisting them up through the main batch on the cot by block and tackle, so [ took one poor fellow on my back, end carried him up the fore bstch on the spar deck I then ran back and got another and helped himup. We have thecon- solation of knowing that although we saved noth- ing for curselves wesaved every wounded man. After we got the wounded on the spardeck; the ‘weter was running overthe berth deck. I waded back into the ward room as fast as I could run and ai unlocked the tafe and got out the quarterly psy receipt rolland all the money belonging to Goverrment. Without the pay roll we wi uld ve endless difficulty in making 2 fina! settle- nt with the crew to say nothing of ever $3 ti re after the battle we sterted up to We anchored 20 or 25 miles beiow rning, when we meved on up to e batteries just above English Tu lone ties below the city. As we came in sight ofthem they showed no ficg or sign of and looked Ike they were deserted. But they could tn that kind of style. They let us vet ite close before they epene +; but wre ‘y did, they did it with a vengeance ‘3 Their t Sew all around us, over us, and many hit us; Le Hartford got up so she cou ide to bear on them, she s ries In® very few minutes ted. but we silenc Tin id sent ket There the o The ba opposite each other. After baltle we moved right cn up to tkecity. Assoon as they saw we had taken the two batteries they Bet fire to the si and steemboats and set them adrift up, If pos: terrible sight to 0 or 60 sbips ambosta all on fire at once, and drifting do the river, the flemes rusbing up the rigying, roariag and ereckling as if all Pandemonium bad broke loose When we got abreast of the city, the Com- ander demanded Its surrender. They answered e the wob, but that they at our mercy, &c day we went up to attack end ions just above Carroliton, (ebout niles from the ciiy ) ed up with caution, as the works were and strong. But the rebels hed our fighting to do them some time. ded not to fight, but broke their Etn-earriages, act fre to them and left. They one and 6 in the other, besides 2 good t were not mounted. We all think we € a pretty big thing the last week. " ains, tire rafts, two forts mountiag (the yebels admit) 220 big guns,-sunk eleven out of thirteen guaboats, taken the batteries below the city, teken a city of 150,000 inbabitants garrisoned by fifteen or twenty thousand soldiers, tak two extensive fortifications above the cit stroyed their famous battery of 20 guns, which, if they had succeeded in Sulshing, would have held the Monitor a stout tug, to say nothing of the fifty or sixty vessels they burnt, &c A —Gen. Butler and staf have just ar- wes a great deal of cheering when ppesrance. We also kave some I have just been talking ho was on the large steamer that butte He says they went into the battle and all that got out were some fif- He snys the slaughter caused by ly sickening and borribie, and that we killed and wounded 70 or 75 out of 107 men, and that we bed just as well killed ell of them, as to that, for the wounded nearly all perished inthe flames. He says be thinks we Inade the same kind of work ou the other vessels awe attacked. teen or twenty. NAVY YARD. ‘The tug Clyde and the steemers Piedmontese and Yankee, arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday, but bring no news of importance. —s Fawgwsit Niout or Gorrscuatx ann rue Traian Orgna.—The performances to-night at Grover’s Theater are of a most attractive charac- ter, as will be seen by the announcement else- where. First, Gottschalk will appear in conjunc- Uon with the Italian artistes in a Grand Concert ; after which, Donizetti’s charming opera, Betly will be performed; with Angri, Brignol!, and Sosin!. This will be the last opera we possibly’ can bave this season The performances will conclude with a rich dramatic extravaganze. The entire Grover’s dramatic company will appear. The Grand Orchestra will be under the direc- tion of Sig. Muzio. This combination cannot fai! todrawa most fashionable and crowded audience. taitniicniaeaietsinnimaneaenesa Fimanctat.—New York papers of yesterday Teport less excitement ia the stock market. At ‘the opening of the board Governments were quite strong, and there was a good demand, as also for State stocks. When shares were reached, how- ever, the market showed signs of weakness, al- though the changes were not important. We quote: Registered 6’s, of 1881, 1023102; coupons, LURK; Oregon war loan, 102%; U. 8.5’s, of 1874, $3}; 7.30 Treasury notes, 103};2103X; one year certificates, 100; Indiana war loan, 93; Ubio 6’s, 102; Tennessee 6's, 59; Missouri 6's, 52x, Call- fornia 7s, 91; New York State 6's, of 1872, 111; American gold, 19; Foreign exchange is irm. LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. PANIC AT MEMPHIS. Monrexey, Tenn , May 9—Refugees from Memphis, who left on the 4th, report that the citizens are in a grest panic. The troops are gradually evacuatin: Fort Pillow and gol to Cortnth. Beauregard ts raking and scraping everything for the imp-nding battle. The conscript law takes effect on tue 15th inst. Eons gaa says that every man must fight orcut his ball. - The Atianta Confederacy, of the 29th ultimo. chronicles the srriva!, on the 234, of a long train of box cars filled with tories, and their departure for Madison, wl they would be imprisoned in the old factory lding, et or near that place. A Brownsville (Texas) letter says that a pro- nunciamento from Vidauri has been seo, im- posing a duty of 1 cents on every pound of cot- ton shipped in Mexico, and a duty of 25 per cent on all goods from Mexico Into Texas. ‘A reconnoissance to within a mile of the en- emy's entrenchments fully established the fact the enemy are there in force, and, furthermore, that they will fight inside of their entrench- ments. The weather is good and the roads are improv- ™% oth ls known here of the suppression of Nothing ls known news at Cairo, or news of any kind not already telegraphed. News from Rebel Papers. Special to the Chicago Trib- une.J—Mayor Sharpe, of Columbus,who was car- ried away by the rebels at the time of the evacu- ation of that place, hes escaped. He tells pitiful stories about the state of affairs at Memphis. He pointed out the place where the rebels buried 30 pieces of cannon at Columbus, all of which have been exhumed, and are in Federal possession. Memphis papers of the 2d, 3d and 5th have been received. The Avalanche of the Sth says; *<A batrle, so long anticipated at Corinth, has been postponed for the present. “Prom Fort ‘Wright our advices are to Satur- day. The Federals coatinue their harmless pas- time, much to the amusement of our gallant boys. We believe there is every prospect that our au- thorities would under no circumstances surrender this strongbold “From Vicksburg we learn that the authorities are rapidly hurrying forward guns, completin, the fortific: ns, which are represented to be o! such # formidable character aa to preclude the ssibility of the passage of the enemy’s fleet up the river.’? e acknowledges a loss of twenty hundred wounded at Farmington a It deprecates the edoption of the policy ‘secuting the Union men, saying that such a course of action by the government would be suicids!, and calculated to lead to dis- astrous results. The rebel government is becom- ing unpopular, and the Avalanche does not hes- itate to attack It vigorously. A gentleman who left New Orleans on the Ist snys that after the Federal war vessels passed the forts the women influenced their husbands in the forts to give itup. The result was that 3380 men spiked their guns and delivered themselves up to the enemy. Gen. Butler is tn the city, having come up in the first transport. Ricumonp, May 3 —Authentic information from New Orleans says the troops at Fort Jackson mu- inied and spik+d some of their guns, when Gen. Duncan surrendered The gunboat Louisiana was at Fort t. Philip, unmanageable. She received a broadside at a distance of 30 feet without injiry, and was then blown up by the commrnder. Thecommender of the French frigate Militaire. before the surrender, gave notice that he requir 60 days’ netice before the bombardment of the city, In order to remove the Frenoh cit.zens All the cotton on shipboard ard in the city, and at Baton Rouge, was burned; 32,000 bales were thus dextroyed. Jeff Davis bas issued a proclamation, appo!-t- ing the 16th of the present month, for the peop'e to unite In their seyeral places of worship, in humble supplication to Almighty God, that he will vouchsefe his blessing on the Confederate arms; that be will strengthen and protect their armies, and watch over and protect the people from the evil machinations of the enemy, and in bis own good time restore peace. Ricruonp, M —Governor Letcher has issued a proclamation announcing the rejection of the ere the State Constitution by a majority of 678 Avesta, May 3 —Prisoners esca from Key West report three thonsand Federals on the island, five hundred in the hospital with the small-pox os A local item In the Memphis Avalanche Confederate money, even at a heavy discount. on Sz that some of the city merchants refuse to FROM ARKANSAS, U.S. Troops at Jacksonpert—12,000 Arkan- sas Troops Going to Corinth. Pittsman’s Perry, ARK , May 8.—Two gen- tlemen, who have been {n the South since the commencement of the blockade, passed through here They left Memphis two wee! to Jacksoaport by the steamer a rived here last Tuesday, but atour troeps were march- n, she timedia ely started down Gur troops reached there the follow- KC: Sam Hale, wh ous, cloth Very scarce thr Tennessee money cent , end Draft less ng and all merchandise are he South. at a premium of 20 per 100 per cent for the rebel srmy ts going on regard- of thelr hopeless position. The Union men to the meuntsins aed swamps. only defence on the Missis- dered secure oa the water side. ant Members ef the and CENTRAL, No, 1, MP VENING HON. W. T. WILL™Y, and other . micrs of Congress w |i deiiver addres: n rebaif of Sabbath Scnool instruction, in Foundry M- & Church, oorcer léth and @’ stree! tt) MORROW (Suuday) AFTERNOON, al . The pablic are cordially invited ‘to at- i" AFtONAL UNION MEN of tho rd opposed to the present munici- pal ticket, to stoieniem (or the Mepublican party), are requested to aitsne & mseting to be held T © Halli TURSDAY KVENING, 4 o’elocs, for the purpose cf appoint the soneral : ominating conven- ton, tnd asiectin: kot. m1 3t* & ward ti A PUBL! TING IN FURTHER >, Snce of the Mit ery work of the Young Men's Christan Asc on will be held Wes'ey Chage!, corner F and Fif.! MORK N Briefs by Kov.€, P Chapia:n Barr me 16 8re OM Hare Association wil ail of the Association Pa. eve., 0 7ch streets. MONDAY EVEN r before 8, Acdressea by x £, BRown, of Georg*towa, Hen. wORT, kev. P, Lyvorp. special Missions'y of ths Association. Tne public are coriially invited, mib2t SAMUEL NcELWEE, Jr. Rec See, VS CAR V-7O0 THE VOTERS OF TH UF rolkru WAaRD—My name bas Deen cn bounced as of the osndidates forthe Fourth utinmreonsert | fully appreciate tended ard confidence impiied, but such are my private engsgemeats that | am com- peiled to decline, M, BATES. May 7,266, m 8-$t* WASHINGTON TURNPIKE NY, May 5. 1862—The Presidext of the Washi: ny rt enue, between 6 SATURDAY EVENING. a) Public cordially invited. Young Meeting from 7 to 73s p. m. OFFICE OF JUINT COMMISSION Usrep Status anv Costa Rica, WasH INGTON, April 1, lewd. Urcered, Thet this Board will be in session on the l4tn day of July next, for the purpose of sidering and actin; then ready for adj ap 12-lawam such cases as may be udication. CHARLES W. DAVIS, Seo. ‘THE UNION PRAYER MEETING Wil OR retciden ow | day this wookin the Lather- = ay CTL . canes aaee corner of and continued bat one hour. im” HANDS’ LINE, Norice ro CONSIGN ES ~The steamer ©, Alger, {com Philadelphia, has ar- ne r 5 Cargo ready f or dalivery. HYDE & DAVIDSON. a entey it Crorpetomee ts T i, A CAKD. HE Attontion of persove pui fine Gioceries, Wines and Liquora, 2 and Ptcniecectia Gar ais shoes Westy Dext, 121i instant, CoMMENGINE Nt 10 O'OIOCK, ® My Bt Store No. 223 Peunsyiva te Witiara’s Hotel. ogsticenaiee euean ies abe aieli ra ON ‘ - FROM FORTRESS Pe bardment of Sewall’s Peint—The moan Up James River—The Battie a The ONROE. Byz AWD BAR. DEAFNESS. FUTURE Dar, Peint. Br WwW Fortress Monroe correspondent of the As- 7 p & BESNARD. Azotioncers, sociated Press writes, May 5: Ss GRocEsigs AND L vos, »BACCO I learn from an officer of the Seminole that the JOHNSON & NAGLE, RD PEGARS. AT Avcrion- Fora AY flag-staft at Bewall’s Point was twice shot awa MORNING. 15th inet-at 10 clock. eee Ay duriog the bombardment. The frst time it fell 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oa oc ms, Om Sseortment of Broceries, miecenanerunrs mites ost ae STEELS veiw eva, on ram Is 4 7 o Syrup. Boxes Tovscco, flag, and waved it, when a second shell struck 1] Boxes Adamant’ hie yo = "him in two, and it is supposed, Between Evghth and Neath Streets, OPTHALMIC AND AURAL INSTITUTE, | Roxte god Burrels' fers copales, nt Ge Sr ae ‘Rewall's Pointana | Tecommend for the coming warm sesson their 297 Peansylvania A 57; Soheldam Lt the muy shot fred from Sewall's Point and reantros2 a GqateeWekacts town, Oresricin ard eee Bors Serinbe de: Fores, yj ny Orsi ctalttaiaionsl tt EVS'SND ERKT™ | goo Rosie serra Segue ewok & Co's 0, ance fell short. rebels cou tinctl iy, of al a . ‘Hol teen carrying om thelr dead end wounded, red ts, Still and Sparkling UE Oh of cen Wier Gin, Jamion Ram, and Mail fury that it was lmpaaible to ceape, 2] «6 locks and Moselie Wines, an Se eee ne ied att half cone eee morning from the well-known houses: From Clinton Place, New York City. a ige eae '*, and other brands of ron-c . aon Aroatook and Port Royal were observed ing | Messrs. ux MONIAL®. ‘bacco, Eerars, diferent brands. up towards Newport News. ‘The Galena led the | sone DEANDENBOURG Faeans, Bordeauz, In publishing the Nar tak eniale, Py An invoice of Patent Medicine, ana a large way, followed first by the Arostook and then the | Messrs. Mons & Rurrgit, Mosthaleter bags ta sists that eis only iedaced cortment of Guiles bent cee ec. ho. mn © Pet eet ee meg Poise anaes a Prankfort-on-the- Main [isbi'as to render iw Suuner Cr suuuienien iat “9 lets. = Dishes. alts, oe Se st - be . their course wes watched ‘with intense interest spice essere bag ancry hea by crowds of spectators. ‘When approaching Newport News, . Hocxugim Joint Stock Company, m 10-td TReascRY Dari Wry bed May 8, 1862, WALL & BARNARD, Avcts a strange Hockheim-on-the-Rhine, Jtneteeereaira igh br aeee been zdiicted | _ By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, tugboat, throwing out immense volumes of black ith 7 mired & very loud voices to RGE D , sane, pote 5 tee of “gre A ie ‘ear Unie. the treatment of Dr. Von Late wines -Ceeeteeee Bee z, = fortress. Before her lines could be Aedes — the —also— ‘oschzisker. in the course of three months, I b in, and Fancy Liquors renoraliy, Pine Grovenes; color of her smoke indicated that she was a rebel. 30 far recovered ~ I can now bear conversatio sone Bod » ee, we at Auction. and she was evidently coming down with all tbe Champagnes, feelings w (oh sonounpeniea ti my a4 On MONDAY: xh fs deety rast be Speed she could command. She passed the three . ‘i oe in hee and disgharaee the Deori * (oor seapd Whit gan cng and tere lipntein OF ALL THR WELL KNOWN BRANDS we nearly, trust will vay on c 3 ns ons te Stach ass: bow, name — tirely, and els clare W ine. “J. B. White” inscribed on it; There was a body at the low- From the Hon. Senator J. Liquor, cad Orove 7 Store. The above stock was Ercegh aud esc Went Sere ae | _ We Etvstn te snttyeverbedy sins tof aath ats malt | Ppt ie Sy ss pl a ota aS and Mr. Tucker, Assistant Secreury of Warnes est market prices, and solicit an early call. him hear. requiring @ great elevation of voics. It eg tS oom, wm AL came down to meet her. She had on board the ves mo pleagure to add muy testimonsal to the pro- Seueral a he —— = une Sows to mast & JOHNSON & NAGLE. | fessional shill of Dr, Mosouaiarer, as am fow | Emeral. Tersus ost . provost marshal of Newport News and a file of able to converse with my }, Mr. 0, a8 a FM. REAZOR, Trustee folk." hey wat et they were ordered a wun cnn erone ns "Fcioms,U.8.8, | (PAROHALS SALE - y ordered to Tan- + Surwons, U.8.S, ARSHAL’S SALE ner’s Point to takea hea t — ESsE and that on arriving at Newport News ian ay W asHINGTO ¢, April 19, 1962. 1H virtue of Prerees oftue Dame Geert ofthe previous consent, dropped the schooner and sur- ris is to osrtify ss my son,s United States @ District of Columbia. I wiil rendered the steamer to General Mansf-ld. vs where ig planes of Sone fo that hie he srl at pubite sale. for cash. st the tot of ld. for some y: lam proud to that bie hear- | » t Sy 5 ot of Sixth The crew of the eteamtug report that there is 3 he treatment of Dr. F. A. Prat can ae aasan BONDS Y great excitement at Norfolk this morning—that Gen. Burnside, with a large force, is within a few miles of Weldon, and that the Rebel troops of Ma . 1882, Ee nthe falwing tained weseel, felt JOHNSON & NAGLF, srei. viz. are evacuating the city with all possible Speed. . _— — — +4 Ham y yw ee aoe ot ma merce hey say, are al- have on band, and offer for sale, in cask or by the Beant ter gen APs TR, r ae s eanee aie eaipahacen: to amped the Navy Yard and other public Prope single dozen : mesh impaired for for ‘ome time rar ; i laoed e- 69 wen ARD ant - ‘The Merrimac, which came out under Craney HIBBERT & CO.’S BROWN STOUT, Mosebzi aera he weeks of hiscare:1 = U. 8. Marshal, Island yesterday afternoon folk after dark, they state, she was with difficulty kept afloat. She returned to Norfolk, which accounts for ber not coming out this mornin, James river. day or to-morrow to do some act of desperation, and returned to Nor- RAROLAY, PERKINS & CO.’S BRO. STOUT, aked so badly that Do. do. XX PORTER, KNOX & SUN’S ALLOA ALE, YOUNGER’S INDIA PALE ALE, af Acer dont & CO.. Auctioneers. SOVERNMENT SALE OF FRAME BUILD G uxe—Un TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 13:h, At 5 o’clock, on the pi Sbali se! A Preme Buid ng, used &« a Mees Bours, sitasted in the rear of Casparis’e Hot near, the south gate of the Capitol, to be urchaeer Perier ced a very perceptivle improvement, ard st This time ‘my-hearing is od ae it has been Stany ime within my recolieoci on. m 9-lw* EENRY AppIson. Mayor. to follow our gunboats up the age They, however, expect her out to- moved at the expenre of the pi withio as tne old halk United Sta’os, and other hulks: . Sve days a'ter the sale. as ae prceens Aowk to sink in the channal CENNEN ES SCOtEALE ET Forms cash. tn A ornate fends. me en e comes out. © Ty ‘The refugees inform me that there are hundreds = 3.0 MesUiRt & CO. Avcts, of Union men in Richmond and Portsmouth, all anxious to for the end Rebels, or a large number of them, now consid- ering the cause hopeless, have expressed a deter- By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. see the old flag restored, and GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED N of Rebel tyranny. Even the Reding te rs i¢ Avction—On ESD. Okny La d4ta, Sti orstook, we eball veil at the Gorrai” near ths Nations! O' KE. “Corrai” near the mination to remain and take the oath of allegiance — ae Cond of ment eer Vive. when Goo stty rate, : A rumber of HORSES and MULES, Amore Mappy net of individuals than Captain JOHNSON & NAGLE etic e Sp appt per eg grietana a it Boveramect fue Lego g ave not met with for a |. WOOD, COAL, RY BUSINESS J. ‘A, Captai bese Satie no Fists ae ey escorted pos invite the attention of Restaurants and Families bad would renpeoitl 7 soli the gontizuange of ii Assietant Quartermaster 24 view with President Lineaine prasc Stare to their well-selected Sfthe olf hrmeand they will endeavor to merit By JO. MeGUIRE & Co. << General Wool, and a host of other officials, before thesame, by strict punotuality and fair dealing 10 | pNeL sree RALE OF FRAME HOUSE whom they took the oath of allegiance with & Stock of Groceries Te Eiiesoe catkins Reecuinion bu iN TEE Finst Wanv—OmTRURS- hearty good will, and tears of joy streaming down OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, | ness, desires to tender hia thauketo his old frie ¢ day of May, ate or .m., On the their cheeks. They came out of Norfolk with the ” | and patrone, and would most cordisily reoommend | Premines. BY hoe Rd to the sub- poops ag fying, oe repped {t'so soon as they —also— the yaa fires $o thew tavorable consideration. oe in Lives AS No ie folios oe sone one o got out of the rauge of uns of Sewell’ a + in conso! ng his busin — H ~ fad would have ioimted the Siarsand Striper had | WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, WHISKIES, - A it of Lot wunibered Sve. ey succ n obtain a flag be! oon 3th und left. “Thove who have the cfd fagetoneng seed PORTS, MADEIRAS, SHERRIES, Dee, between Sak ond slat cmeote, unwilling to emblems of t up the James river indicates pe with them, regarding them as e! fal encouragement during the past nine years, would ir faith during twelve months of Fexpeotta nd running tack ‘15 feet, together with the im- ‘ly solicit a continuance of their patronage Frame Dweii BITTERS, &c., &c., consisting ofa ang way CLARKE & GIVEN. 75 100! juitering and privation that they have gone} directly out of bond—by the gallon or dozen. | 12,018 new position. ‘Terms : Ono-third eash; the jer in 6 and through. These flags will be thrown out when os vee cece slware be foand (during business hours) | 19 ssouths, with inserent. scoured bye a deed of trust the tline comes with hearty good will. Captain —_ S. Harvey, Hq. 475 10th stcoet west. wnere par- | Om {30 908 aga op pipag oar of hie een Maneteld, | POBACCO and SEGARS, of all kinds tres inageted te the late Erma are req bad Al ccaveransing of, parobersts ort. e re be, - ‘Bi eir junts, ‘At 10 o'clock the Teverberation of heavy cannon 7 _ i ap2l 2ewhds J.C.McGUIRE & CO, Ancis. ————— eee are doing good service. Galena can be disti tdings that they soon silenced the rebel at Day's Point, and were at last accounts at the rebel battery on H. said to be the principal defense of James tiver. H Office and Ya: h strest wer, between and E street north, @ few doors north of the snking House of L. Johnson & Co Store and Wharves—Foot that our gunboats The heavy guns of the ncily heard, and we bave battery at work Island, which was PARAFFINE and ADAMANTINE CANDLES. JUHNSON & NAGLE, BOARDING. eerie arta BoArp NG —A large Front Room with Board, ' may be oy pipising at No, 273 F stros, near the cornsr of 13. m 8-31" fc 13% street and Maryland srenue, adjoicing the Potomac Bridge. m9 3." OTHER NEW NOVE THOR NOTH NUE EAST LYNNES Bonne at ndom and Chl srive ee seers Willigmaaburg | MY 103m 289 Pennsrivania Avenvs. [Sue HEIR FO ASHLEY by Mra, Henry | Tyo ona ned oe Nae MEN AN oe ment Wake the deus lows yeas Ar Nasir mromersiy, | FuEEE Glass A SLAP OPED Tet er, Jobn- - po art ree al a elie = m9-st* 978 Ps. ereentG Sry eed Bintrest, Goteeen 6 er aie ies boure.8 Sant Sedgwick have outflanked them from Was OAL! 64-0) | auinted a other and cut off their retreat “ice wee ‘Ast EGG AND SPOVE Soau, FOR SALK AND RENT. ¥ I — reese Pacenl Yorktown, that General McCleilan has twelve miles beyond Williamsburg, pabg impor several skirmishes with the enemy, with heavy loss. afternoon between the troops D esses ate 'G. L. SHERIFF, Yard Pa. ay., m 9-6t ik ) Si and 435 sts. B DR. JOHNSTON, 4ALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, Has discovered the most Certain, gf ted and only ‘orld, eee eieeenpeieeee teres just arrived from TS LET—Six wel! farnished front ROOMS— sor 8 333 Cats between ts and See routing they, Effectuai Remedy in the at FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with c: A heavy battle hed taken rgerrs 1 Wednesday | FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. Reoewiyg pay Ble besrals fron ree ‘wathout ed ea six wn et renileme: Tei — 5 7 in ive minutes’ = and Sedewick, at West Polut, and the sete] LET NO FALSE DBLICACY PREVENT. | meim* fey bem | 62 G st, between Sorh and 2st, atheat= under General Lee, at the time No. 5 Com it, Balt APPLY IMMEDIATELY. 2S Se, ee who were endes‘voring to make their way to Richmond. It ia sa} aes CHARLES S. FOWLER «co, ‘OB RENT—Fine SUITS OF ROOMS to ist been the severest battle on the Peninsula, sod ake | A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, IMPORTERS, avenue ant H ete cant clos Hones nay York Tebels were totally routed and flanked, being IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS! aS aan Seen, marbe steps. Plessant accommodations ma} on the Chickansatey posure eater Johnston, Weakness in the Back, strictures. Affections of pose. gear aN gn RN Wane, ee ome a sats nl Lea aD eye e etait at West Point was an | fmpotensy, Geaerat Debllite, Nervous ee iene’ | Plated Ware, Coal Oil Lames OR SALE—An old established BOARDING attempt to prevent cur noe from landing. ‘Che | p=psv, Lauguor, Confasiou of Ideas, Palpitation | Rol! Metal Goods, Ss and Wicks, HOUSE on Pa. avenus, now doing 8 eood yebels, numbering thirty ¢ ousand, were ‘driven | of the Heart, Low Spirits, Timidity, Tremblings, Fee en eon eee Souae pet nee mee fo Sens nae wound | great sian, 4 1 0 . ina n €xor! stand fore oleae resteur- arin eee Te Lube Ar SIDaLY by Mere Pimness of Eient oF Giddiness, Disease of the | Tits Imit $04 (Ord Fellows’ Bal) Thst. | Sin For pesneee: ey 20 GREEN & wit. Lungs, Stomach or Bowels—these terrible vie Orgera arsaing from Scl.tary Habits of youth— thess Drvvadful and Dertructive Practiosa which belay small, LAMS, cor: er 7 bh m If tw* ‘OR RENT- . FSB RENT four handsomely FURNI-HED Tas: NOTICE. HIS is to notify persons indebted to Harvey & Co., Uncertakers, that George S:svier is no longer PLATED Ice ritcaERs: Tender Marriage impossib.e, and destroy both | authorized to collect or reoeipt for the aaid Grae use 32.3 Kolreot betwen ond et — Body and Mind. AKVEY & CO, tis roome pleassot, and loostic = ‘We will open this mornin: unusually large YOUNG MEN m6-lw* Undertakere, 410 Seventh at. | of hous: M at Assortment of Fisted los Pitchers of the best qune ity, with tue latest improvemen Eevoslally: who have nesome the victims cf Soli- St Very low rates, | (STY Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit Sted . late of the firm of C’agett & 5 M. W. GALT & BRU, Jewellers which anousily ewerp: to an untimely grave thon- ‘Tue vnders ened , f m 10 ot 354 Ponusylvani sd sands of Young Meu of the most exalted , takes sleascrein in.orming his friendeand onusyivania avenue, and Drilizant intaliect, who might otherwise have joraliy. that h secured the house ANSBURGH & BRO. L teat PAALTIMORE BAR. Just reosived, from the lates N ‘UR RENT—» fine toned 7 cotave Ro ewood PIANO, med=rn sty. Piy at 297 Ps. avenue, er ry — nee cde.) be- Ot streets, oe wh 2 stock of re he ‘AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, ent arced list Senates with the thunders of eloquenue or waxed to ecstacy the living lyre, may le 1 rorme moderate Ap- cal. with full confidence. e. m9 iw w York uotion rned ns, or &t sonool, ths e fects ‘of which are roe Chambers and a 8: » eplondid asgortment of the iatest style KRESS AL. hot to the present spd approachin: nm dig SENT een np be pose maotated pay olotles snd: Paranels _Marpiep Prrsor mn coatempla- ade’ hopes by cobstant ereowal attention to bear Scbotendeael een ‘Also, a few Peat Linen Handkerohiefs of ali kinds ting maze? i cal weakness, | ness, and especially to js Customerts | cre m9 St ele aed Gaon i s VOry cheap, or; —— ity, ores mye es Ww receive a due share of the abine pasron 2. OR RENTOA shed Hi ‘ Ww aces him se! ot Dr. J, NT C = Ho gc gverr description, jeously oonbdein onor ag & entleman 8.1w 308 Pa. ave., bet. 9th ~ be refines ad water in toe oneg With a fuil stook tly re lil a8 & phvaicinn. 9 388883100 given im ‘y. Inquire U Goods, whion will bs 10 <i heap for cat Fanoy | OFFICE No.7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST._| $§7,83 VAY,& SON'S CELEBRATED PiANO | COGAN, oorner of fi wad 20h ate mn wae sth et Jour Of, at Hall's old piace, 3765 | left hanc side going fi om Baltimore street, rat premium wheneve- and wherever they! WO COMFORTABLE FRONT. BED- Seventh st, : doors from the corner, F&il not to observe name ve come in petition with any ott RUOMS to let farnished )to ring-¢ gentler sn; ye Hoop Skirt Factory, 119 Liberty et. New| 82d number, Letters must be paid and contain a jactare. Ame) the judges were Gotts- | terms moderate; the inmiy retired with ut chil. ‘ork. mio 7 | stamp. DR. JOHNSTON wv Ms ollenhaupt and all the Gret 9 —— mnad “A. F..” street, ———————— : é pianists o: country. ween G and H. 9 2t* ROM LON DON.—Gilbart’ an Soll . ‘ = BS ssvaet hagiwet Masisngs | Meshes af ee, Bernt Oofegs st Secnepen, tee aivays be fond atthe Warerpema gfe | WO LARGE SnCOND STORY Fi fi Tisatise on acts 82 see arm leges in the United states, and the greater a < PALE ST FEROTT, Rtg gen ty will be i thout i — . % mm spe - ‘orner ever vaTpbate ontee—t RAVESzhin, 2 [tassel state ser ARt| pus SCamebcs Pac iat ede areca | Pah dats eern or des Be > . nis! cures 5 2 ie, 2 Ny a Civil Enginesring—By Professor Rankine; 342%, | were ever known: msuy tro. ibied wil ringing in order, for sa'e for 200. et mye What sicley # Miscelisneous Lectures and eviews; | the Read aud ears when aai0ep; great nervous- 486 NEW STOCK. 486| HoUSEAne, PURBITURE FOR FALE-A Pratt's Genealogy of Creation; @4 37. it bi: Ms ded dome ti nt Am vi mult tye story ond Brigk House me ied Come a Admiral Sir Charles} with derangement of shine were cured Tmmed!= Just INTERIOR ADQRMMENTS. ao. pong ta 3 rooms. Tact in ay TF it, ‘The Progress of Nationr; 85 75. ” TAKE PARTICUL AR NOTICE. sirave styles. |. ag eK Smiles’ Lives of kugincers, 2 vols, Illustrated; ecKQUDE men and others who have izjuredthem-| prom the nich ftd cranes fo ho sasha tat Bene SORA” NE SOS, Reet Se " : ‘oatat , I ia Sal §.,Brunel—By Richard Beamish, | aione—a habit frequently tea rned tot, evil ome Pistes ooms ants tieeer r Parlors, Hails, FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Two or LR. R. Bain, on the Study of Character; Panio: OARD PRINTS, STATUES, CENTER it ing Room, peatiy mid FRAWSE rayon. | robles maricre Tattctiie ant ates bos |. wow pe é PIECES; we EEE. nde: between ant Bi sie Pie ees (SURGEON GENERAL'S OFFICE, mind and body, shoald Be pore lt en-ots | Gold, and ct ea ea of the most deciratieinthecity. m5 iw ‘ASEINGTON, May 10, 1862. peed be e : 5 E FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL of fon Amy seme gd {assemb'e in Pine Be Y end aan, Paice in tas Heed! ‘Din bg no age of es red le or wt: Tite Bosra losrdiag House for sale now fuii ‘c008 a amination of applicants for aduigcioa tate te ofthe Hes ne by of Manoular Eower, fa-piatice Einds by the sFaid of mace into Shades, vain quire at 62 Missouri avenue, Tiecionl Corps of the army. In addition to the ~ | rangement ofthe Ds ertive Funotions, Genegal De- ( au ied —— leaf) Y RABLE LLDIN Ge st uraaretaicn atari | miinaire ete eel Mg ote mipane | bt Nam ane aaee amie te | Mogiiate weed pe PRINTER OF zou condition, pplicants m: to be dreaded— f C tot, fr - . in a Baring. ae Sat: be familiar with the principles of hygiene and the | of ldene. ioe rita Bvil Forstedence: | Aise,an assortment Dark Wood wate & ay & welfth streets. gonditions nsaoseary'o the ieaith of the troopais | QiAdchs: DeRronsion of Fpinite, vil i Fore of Bolle octal rarity of smal io man! parohenng fs suipulsied pris Anse ee” “i orhbiuoations taust be sddteaned to the Seorstary | Guced NAG ee are some Sf the ovus pro- | ture, Paasepainute, &0- Jas c. "eG viRhy & £0. tho reeiange of the applicant, andthe aeteet | givthr OCs D'BtLIFY Thousands oan now judge | pigereut sinss and colores Poors Ree’ Naa, | PS cbeee tena - plage of his birth, _£hey must sing be agoomramed Theit vigoc, beoomirg weak, pale, nefvous andes | “Saronasing exolusvely for cash, the above Vacuasut Rte OF okOPeRTy ror testimonials of his possessi: og > Be & singaiar sppearance about \he | (agoording to their band Swill be referee | sale on Penn. » between 4 and Sd physical qualificats nisite far Ailing area eyes, Cough or symptuns of coneumption. asiow as thes oan naka ie the mprovemects two wail fons ably th responsible station, ‘and for perform: DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. fare tg on Peas. avenue, in ot Noe iat atetanreentn Sete datin afar] rynne emai pod mavacmet reer |, rates eect Ir ty ed Io widest a7 btwee wy esate | Banca iv, apne tn tt | Spa ata oom ne rg Ae ee a ‘No allowance is made for the expenses of per- iying to those who. from sduceven wet the Pumber, No, 4 ‘ay 22 aw" - sope u:dergoing these as they are Fels oy: oe Sone Setriond fim. Ho tals: 4201 ih for goods ard labor those'who arespproved aad. tee ues bat i tend desig: icg ~~ ae GEORGETOWN ADVERTS thoes, who aren pyro’ rqoetve app otntinents | ert. who inossasie of curing, fi ok bis \RMY AND NAVY BLUE FLANNELS Fret orage'ust 0 traunportation on Goering their | subetatce, keep hin tring month aher monthror | A PMX ANRNAYY suutge, AANA ELS NUISANCE NOTICE. dnere are now and toon will ooour, several va ¥ jeuve him with ruined heaith to sigh over | P70 16 in esoh of qualities in all em = cancies in the Medical Staff. m 10-3¢ ment; or by the ase of that »' r9q,.eots, ERE Sees agen’ ROCERIES, WINES, WHISKIES, ANB}! odisease.such asadeotion | 9" ___Paave and Ninthatrest. | ay withthe Comporsie innit a G aal a bER. tne § Beit, £6 erocress- | DAK, SOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.—New Town'will be sone. week, Se z atiorliee ty'teea tee ntatts | AOS", Soni, offal seen geoeapen tt aes rime 6 Gaveler reterses s bn = PEARY & BROTHER, fat comer ~ sich in frown. Yellow, te DR. JOHNSTON'S REMEDY FOR ORGAN. | = *——. UR ND CORNER vonger eee re: ain apd Fugar ou i 1¢ WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY. ALTER tar remove ei s repeh runes and oe By this great and important remeuy of Soven-cst, ry from ‘tue ors = organs are oured ad full i SS crraanl — so relerenoe to private, or meee Pedicst alleys, dave been imas-| “in NMSSMOPST wo, METZRROTT. HENRY relieved, ———————_ —_—_——. ~ Ss" id bottles and on CBS, SRE radia site ot tee at mln . ‘east, OLD TORT Wi ky eae By oT" L. a. DELLWIO's, —<—_______