Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1862, Page 2

. ~ : : N STORE AMUSEMENTS. AUCTION SALES. EVENING STAR.| OUR MIITARY SupaeT. [LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. (Daan (eae P avs tememeen—— | pga wap ec eee eee Se ae 35 h EGG vi aa Ne ola "| OFFICIAL REPORT BY CAPT. DAVIS OF | BEAUREGARD PROPOSES AN ARMIS- Tom pounds pore MAPLE SUGAR. Soun B: Wavene PPM Maseser | EE Stone, Morisres, Fonaress a harsh: = THE NAVAL PIONT AT PORT PILLOW. Tice. fey A CCITEMENT: Garett Sal Ge payee acs WASHINGTON OITY: U.S. Frac Steamen Benton, off Fort Pillaw, | Caro, May 16,(Special to the Tribune) —The No 29 436 et beh Pas ey. and City CONTINGO CS ea BE ENT: ren: | Bbinereat | shal sell sa Lont of the ton SATURDAY... -MAY 17, 1862, | May 11—Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of &¢ | steamer Gladiator, from Pittsburg, has arrived eaters eT POE Wits Which the whole comedy — ed a ——————"—— | nary—sir: 1 have the honor to inform the De- | here. ‘ MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR ! — : : — = See ont- anaes ‘tua, pier morning, @ little after 7} ‘There was.a rumor at the Landing that Beaure- y Pies! Family Pies? Peliang Gite tte by Women Pte er ot arn 17 Reading matter on every page. 8 o'clock, the rebel squadron, consisting of eight | card had sent a fieg of truce to General Halleck, Seaione 31. Dayton supplion. Has been received, and in compliance with the |} BD, Wynetoy, 1 Lavender Brandy,1 Ginger do, | side for interesting telegraphic and other mettet. |: cn-cied steamert—fout of them, I believe. ittedl | asking an arnalstioce of ten days. . Pa in ee ee dem snds of the pubiic, 1 Bbi Brandy. do..1 Scotch Whisky,1 Gimoock | —— Sayst ~ | 22 rams—came around the point at the bend above [’ This report was subsequently corroborated by substance and ample in size; B 5 +n % —— Fort Pillow, and steamed gallantly up the river, | deserters. ‘The request was sald to be under con- | Noone who's tasted them gnoe evar bura ‘The Great Shate PNEPERDING over 14 Bil. Monongshels Whisky, 1Sootehdo..1figh The Intelligencer comments upon the procla- | rity prepared for a regular engagement. sideration when the Gladiator left. ‘Bakery—466 Kleventn street, HTS pat UEP AY) Byer ine: 2 Bhis: Syrup Molseses, 1 Bedford Water, % bbi mation of Gen. Hunter, declaring the slaves of | 7a2 vessels of thie squadron were lying atthe} Military affairs at Pittsburg Landing remain -mié-lw____between @ and H streets. : ts Laat Nicht sais Si”. ane Soldier's Friend, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida free, and } sme tied up to the bank of the river—three on | unchanged. LADIES AND CHILDREN’S. | ema i ght! $ Bilersoun 7 sco. two boxes Tobacco. ergues that this proclamation is ‘mere brutum the eastern and four on the western side—and (as The Latest from Cerinth. ‘ulmen gpeing powerless to free a single slave be- | they were transferred to me by Flag Officer} ix Camp nea Coninrm, May 16.—A French- yond the Federal lines.” The Intelligencer further Foote) ready for action. Most of the vessels were | man, who !s.a member of the 13th Louisiana reg- argues that Gen. Hunter’s proclamation exceeds prompt in obeying the signal to follow the] {ment, bas arrived here. He states that three the stretch of power for which Fremont wasre- | 1 otions of the Commanger-in-Chief. companies of that regiment, com pee a buked by President Lincoln, for “while Gen. ‘The leading vessels of the rebel squadron made | men, arrived at the Rebel istay, They oo ty = ng eee “ ordi directly for mortar boat No. 16, which was for 8 | were unable to obtain work, food and money, and casucipuie cls a clceosak he loyal us wellun of} moment unprotected. Acting Master Gregory | obliged to enlist for thirty days. B row . 4coz Irish Whisky,1 bb.. Sooteh do.. $4 dex. Le- t reovived, which osrefully selected DMissION. by. Mra. Meyenbere at the beat Brench import w Circle and Parquesie— Sveente =| 6 doz. Stouton Bitters, « do Seokels, « German 'e' : mm a of all kinds of Patterne, at iow ratre.. Orders wi BAG0B ee cenee ween meee coones rr éczan Shoe taken by Mrs. M. or Ladies at the store s. vs ts I & W. MEVENGENG, ee poee Lister Mee Nats Wane 48 Market Space, under Avenue House ily Circle ul ee nay Sikes wl Oe m 16-3 Between 7: id 8th sts, Box Office open from $ till 4 o’el > — ee eeroowvrrw—cmvns- A ook. deem unnecessary to enumerate. 582 SEVENTH STREET. 590) iro" °P" “SLIP WARREN, Treasurer, forme ona. iH the pubiigin rcocral tre rompesticae invited to the . publioin g ne the rebellious In three States:’? and says the issue | and his crew behaved with great spirit during The conscript law compelled them to enlist for WILLIAM 8. HARROVER, Leonan ROVERS THEATRE. eens sale. itis perem: i iniaeiiiinlk Saisliaon vefore vs is simply this: ‘Has a commander of | the action; he fired his mortar eleven times at the | the war. He also reports that the whole army REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, ed owtecenens mi7-d&dg GREEN & WILLIAMS nents. any military department the right to ‘initiate a enemy, reducing the charge and diminishing the | was without coffee, and at one time for more than CHILDREN’S CABS, CARRIAGES, Sixth Night o1 the di Comedian and | —<—@—@—<— <_< ee civil policy,” not only without the authority of | Remy: © three days without rations. He says that Gener-| WAGONS § WHEEL BARKOWS, WOODEN Vooaist, Mr. J. eee SEAR E: Auctioneers =_ a ssttien to the lows ite dcaence et tae Ceaianeda Stembel, in the gunboat Cincin- | als Van Dorn and Price had left Corinth eight CHAMBER BETIS. CHURN BRUSHES Coin fo LLIN®S, i ne oan aT Auction —O Web- , 2 ‘s will Thearly indicated by the Commander-in-| nat}, which was the leading vessel in the line on | days ago, but it was not known where they had BROOMS, MOPS, SIEVES. CORDAGE, _ “COLLINS. Fiteletihe reienes of Gol Lonnsd. Neto Catef on a former occasion??? that side of the river, follcwed immediately by | gone. CLOTHES’ LINES and HOUSEKEEPING | p. 00 for this night only of the Favorites, street, corner 10th street, & good assortment, ioe ae Cente tae, Cromater an | Cnmannles Miity ia: ted Maand Gilly, hastaneh |” Phe weathex ta cieak “and bat. ‘Tha teaal ‘eke GOODS of ail kinds, DP SETCRELL anf EERE CURMOe BEsjome | Invetligencer, scan survive if the President, ne- spi 3 bifoce Costatl TIN WARE, HARDWARE in every cariety, Welsh Cosshypand Reseuns Davee? Parler Suite of Walnut—twoBoits.q: | g-ecting to restrain his subordinates within the | to the support of the mortar boats, and were re- | very dusty before Corinth. STOVES and RANGES ae : Cheirs. and tye | Segieree i mits of the law of Congress, should tamely ac- Ppeatedly struck by the enemy’s rams, at the same It having been satisfactorily shown that spies of the: moato proved and modern styles, The formance will egmmence with Tyrone L eure jor Set, eae ahs, Rarceling out of the nation) au~ | time that they disabled the enemy and drove him | have visited our cemp, crossed the Tennessee may 18 2w ALWAYS ON HAND. Fowerg' shar ~Tae aot Cor ediatts, hatnot, Lace Cus } Inve Major Generae toe Bed" Lawey. Florcace, Alaberaas where fey told tar | RESULAR OPENING pays. BORN To Good LUCK! srt Sear Car yote nod Re “The Repabiican thinkea Gea-Aftaess’s peacts. | ‘The: two lebding! vessel f the enemy’e1t25 | Flordune Alabama where they held easy com- cromiicc lagi eatan ine mendes canet | Meee JRISHMAN’S TUNE! gany and Wa nut French Bedsteade, mation “will be approved by the country.”” were successively encountered by this ship. Tt>| munication with the enemy, it was deemed LADIES’ SPRING STYLES On, AN Risnmans FORGONE: : Sehetande and Tabire, sail “Under the heading Communicated’? the Re- | boilers or steam chest of one of them was exploded negessary to exclude all civilians frem the camps, Paudeen O'Raferty Mr. J- Colling | esther Boge, Brusse! — ee peli ti its tor Cbandler-ish style | Py our shot, and both of them were disabled. | in order to expel the spies. Hence the general ‘ pesca: soapy Maeciciian, a Taey, as wellas the first vessrl encountered by | order mentioned !n yesterday's dispatch was {s- f : iets ee the Cincinnati, drifted down the river. sued. . = Commander Walke informs me that he fired a An intelligent Union sergeant, who was cap- Disp phatecehielio erica paseo 50-pound rifle shot through the boilers of the | tired at the battle of Shiloh, was exchanged “= a ae a Posnagionsiaatene Railroad, with | third of the enemy's gunboats, of the westera | yesterday. He says he was taken from Corinth iateral branckes and an extension through George- line, and rendered her for the time being help-| to Jacksonville, Miss, and thence to Jackson, ° Rcmpeing rt | Wainut 6 BLACK SILK AND CLOTH WRAPPINGS i the net gd Paddy Megs.” ged ‘came Good ‘et Cisakerg” © neeware, Stoves, &o., MAX WELL’3 MANTILLA EMPORIUM, | Withthe ballad, “Sweet love, good-night to thee.” ed Pitohers. &o, Black Silk and Cloth Sacques, : ree od f Kitchen tes, Black Sik and oth Jaoknte, eee my Carriage for ix persons} Stable Fixtures, Biack Suk and C Coats, rs Black fi k Shaw: ana Mantiliss, To Jude withthe splitting Farce of m \7-dts MARSHALL & PAGE, Auots, B sok Silt Scarf lias, Kiack Silk Rvifisd Mantillas, HS 0 iM AN! By WALL # BARNARD, Auety % Biack Silk Floanced Mantillas, SARAH’s YOUNG MAN! 1 HE CONTENTS OF A VERY CO STE pa a take occasion to say | less. Tenn., and back to Corinth. He states that from ‘ : Sam Slowleaf... ~++o= =. Mir, D. Setohe!l ND ELEGANTLY Fu Bo. . , rey aa eae Hon. Senator wile The action lasted during the better part of 1 | the time he left Corinth until his return be was Bissk Sak Feletoe and an Sarah Tibbs ‘Miss Ethe Germon az Averion “On webNECDay how ING, aot ' : ss 4 ik Lace Points, Square Shawis and Mantilias, instan! o’cloon. I will sell at tae 1 barter, | hour, and took placeat the closest quarters. The guarded by unarmed men Biso , Quenrix so opyern, « 4, i sicins ob Guetisd ielied larad Ceeamer aaa. peseny Aeeln warense “Wits hans, have tele contraband, who was the intimate friend of | Bis0e aud W hite Borees Mantiliaa. ‘Tho most thrilling, esutifal and suocessful Irish | venue, betwen 3d kos ee eeeuia Gee ee! Ever to the parties named as it corporaters or | 8428 of Fort Pillow. Gen. Hardee’s servant Jack, has also arrived. ges MAXWELL. THE COLLEY BAW W. Basal eet Ee tian, enichaas ak mas | om ee I have to call the especial attention of the De- | He reporta that Jack had told him that Gen. Her. | _m 16 st 328 Penusylvauin ave. on; ane tatenuee aero we, “Pete-s-teter,2 Armandasice Chara, commisstoners, —< gp epee ies os partment to the gallantry and good conduct ex- | dee was very se Sartore ag would leave, OR SALE-A Nery Seaioane LArES. aa s — 7 Very valuable 011 Paintings. and Git Mirrors, ve e % rare we i ; t ty sidan ease We ae hibited by Commanders Stembel and Kilty, and | PU Beturegard wouldn’t let him. very cheap ai tho Gomiehee Be eee en RicEs OF ADMissiox. tegere and Giran doles, officers, who are to have the entire control of the y ed Ap re ¢ Circle and Par: ‘ cnnieta emiten Lieut. Commanding S. L. Phelps Avrairs IN NoRFoLK.—From the Norfolk Day | Sovelthup stairs. 0m 16 tes ‘amily Circle. Carpet, for 18 roome, i ae ip I regret to say that Commander Stembel, Fourth | Book : MILITARY LAW AND THE PRACFICE | Orchestra Chi FivanctaL.—New York papers of yesterday] Master Reynolds, and one of the seamen of the Our Marxet.—The country people seem pos- of Courts Martial—By Capt. 8, V. Benet, U, tled say:—The Stock market opened this morning | Cincinnati and one of the Mound City, were se- arperu ee appears to. Infivence ee aetaate with 8 good demand for Government and State} verely wounded. The other accidents of the day of the cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth; the con- stocks, at \ per cent concession in the 6’s of | were slight. sequence is that our market house presents a 'S. Army; $3, Bent wie? FRANCK TAYLOR. Colored os: A large as: ortment Crockery and Giasewsre, Parterre_ 50 cents utiery, & | igtabligia! see ors will be open at 26 o’elook; to commence at bie. cd other Cottage Sets, . 8% o’olook. ; ‘ 3 office for seonring seats open 9 until 1 ‘ iSsi, but a general advance in the latter. The} 1 have the honor to be, your most ob’t serv’t, ¢ bp oa hep a "Yo the dieciples a rene We have just re0ivee reo SON, ental for soouring’ from i i . demand for the Border stocks was large, and C. H. Davis, scares: ‘Phe Sen taerkes ner half supplied with | —™16 7t* 351 Pennsylvania sv. Pillows. and #edding, Tennessee and Missouri 6’s advanced to ¥ per Capt. Comd’g Miss. Flotilla, pro tem. trout and spots; the vegetable market presents ASH, DOOKS, ANTERBURY HALL, yreaus, ond Wana cent, with but little disposition to sell them but a molety of its former stock, and the meat S ‘AND BLINDS. Lovistana av., NEAR SixTE st. “4 — ~~ =... here. Wi te :—U.S. 6's, 1531, registered, | SENERAL HUNTERS PROCLAMATION. | market {s almost ‘played out’? How long this} At the Old Eatablismmeut No 869 Seventh at.. CROWDED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY | Fhe -4 . W0tig; compose, 104g: Ovegen’ war founs youty, | W© Bate entieSed curself thet the alléged | saseet acer llnccin: Is beyond conjecture, | Mngt eH Wy HAMILTON aco swath Sh Sugionce ¥ Agde very good arsortment of Kitehen Furniture +4; coupons, 104%; Oregon war ge pe proclamation of General D. Hunter, ssumiug to | but the presumption fs that fish will remain in - = ns = Cultivated, Critical and Refined ! [ware & BARNAR 4; Oregon war loan, half-yearly, 103; U. 8. 5’s Alas in Georgia, Florida and § tbe Waters and the vegetables in the earth, until U 8. SIX PER CENT. 5-20 YEAR BONDS — m Ls D, Aucte. of 1°65, 97; 7.3) Treasury notes, 104%; one-year emancipate all the slaves in Georgia, Florida ani some settled state of currency is fixed upon, the « Exzchanged at par for Treasury Notes, 1 UL VONVENTION OP ARTISTS. Py J C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneer: stificates, 99%; Ohio 6’s, 143; Hlinotgeoupons, | South Carolina, (if 1t be genuine,) was wholly J country people preferring a passive state until RITTENHOUSE, F2NT & CO.. Bankers MUSICAL CON XFENSIVE SALE cv PARLOR AND J seg: lodiana £5, £4; ‘Tennessee 6's, 56%; Alls: | Wasuthorized by the Government here, who evi- | the fiape Tee foe eae einws will work out | iz" Lint Hep) 30a Pa avenve, A New Programme To-night ! Iw@, May 22d, Gomiawerg mt leo Aisa a 7 dently doubt its authenticity, by-the-by. ‘erbaps fe ys thin, ow NOTICE, ae sell at the large Hoarcin: . 6 cis tte sae, wim | eed aad wi eed] fA ee daear ce mh ee| Ans orumme dite ems] gag rnin poxme., | nese ett een Meee poms “ 102 ater i i with by the President as in the of Fremont’s} 4. B. M. Stzamsu1P RinaLpo —Her Britannic hay hear ot, obs gpedhierse ° : and Phelps’s similar efforts to inaugurate a simi- Majesty's a aes: bebe bas coke for > % Nla— some t-me past lying in Hampton Roads, sent __ tare RTANT = West Seeks uae lar abolition Lariaid ie ae ee to this city, we em: fora pilot, and will in all Towns of Burning Springs an 2 +] without instructions any such end. ose probability drop anchor in this port some time Hon. Jacob B. Blair, a member of Congress, is! who know the views and aim of President Lin- Fourmture. &¢., of about twenty rooms, that kind, may hear of a favorable opportunity of 7 Name ri Gomng #0 by calling at434 13th street, Washington, mummmmmeniat WNT eT Haxdsome Korewoo! Parlor Seite, oonatstiog «| Some capital required. m 16 St* CLUBS TRUMPS. Large £0, teo Arm ard six Parlor Chai s, Neg BUTTER, CHEESE AND pacs. THE GIPSY'S LAY. Mahogany ard Waluut Hair Clots’ Scfss and Di- vaos. | 'W Goshen and Roli | during the afternoon. daily by exp EW CHEESE, ‘of The celebrated Comedy entitied cokers and Side Chairs, | ssid fo Lave received the following from one of | coin, in connection with the vexed question of J SritLe» —A number of barrels of whisky were | @uslity; al ' astitnents : 5 HE SECKE ma Ww. In which HARRY RICE will sppear as the FR lowest market rates, v. E, m 16-12t" 50 8th street, nesr Pa av. abolition as It bears on the prosecution of the | poured into the gutter to day, by order of the erro, Va-, May 0. —We are all ina | war, will instantly realize that this assumption | (¢4et®! military authorities of this city. The to and Walcut Marbie Top Center Side G osewood and Walrnt Do. Sots ISS JULIA MORTIMER R Do. ; whisky was found on the premises of D. Abern UMBER—LUMBER-—LUMBER. i ‘elod. Besuty! Git Frame Pier acd Mantel Mirrors, Mente! Ur i a Sete ts Wenroeiey ene bare of General Hunter is as foreign to them as the s0 | at the carver of Main and Commerce streets,who, 15,060 feet of Common Calliage anil Asana ae Ne eS keen ar - tan Wabe Curtains, Gilt Shades and Cor fterncon by the Morcassier Rangers, also | Promptly corrected similar acts of Generals Fre. | it seems, had violated the law by selling it to sol- for aale, in lots to suit purchasers, at the low price HARRY RICE. nices, 2 Everything at the former place was | Mont and Phelps were. diers ee of $35 per thousand. Apply during the Prosont acs The Celebrated Ethiopian Author amd Actor, -— Parlor Carpets, Velvet Rugs, Parlor This town is full of fugitives. It is} Pp. S.—When all the facts bearing on this afait] Tur Latest Canarps—A secret circular from | 280108 week, on the premises, corner 0. ga — ove. : we Suarley Shatteck wa cuss Many | come out, it will be found, we know well, that | Jeff. Davis acknowledulng the defects of tee | street east. : mié1 by tar tno MSS MILLIE KOWLER. | A number of five Engravinge and Lithogra re ES Hunter bad positive orders not to issue any | febel cause; and second—the death of Braxton 220 BOXES ORANGES, i seuse on the American stage, ne, Handcome Imitauo: iver. The last seen of the Morcassiers . ‘ Bragg inthe recent fight at Farmington. The Saat vaasives a Je prime order, Fuite, consisting of Marbie Top Dressing Bu es here they were taking the goods out } proclamation former turns out to be the invention of a Chicago | J 48t reosived on cone SEMMES & CO. Re-evgagement of ee Ye hated, Tale and four Cancsest of the boats cate ie aiver. Mirae PROMOTION OF MAJ. GENERAL WOOL sewapaper reporter, ana ms later the invention, Corner Loui avenue and ath 3 Mras EMMA MILES, the accomplished danseuse, peng Walout, Jenny Licd and Frenoh Bea as become z Z = sel : % " m1 nd 3 A on. The number of Morcassiers is not known, | The Senate yesterday confirmed the nomination | Provably, of some re-lie able gentlem m 16 St__Opposite weet end Center Afar A. J. BALBOTT, ths celeb ated stump speeoh | Pressine Bureaus ant Waxhstard some fix itat six hundred. The town of } of Brevet Major General John E. Wool to be Maj. —————————————————— T MAXWELUS FANGY S7ORE— and Ethiopian comecian, One each Usk aa% painted Cot.age, cee ce Seneried and by Cibstiane peotety 0 6 ca cal of the Army, for gallant conduct on tc Tver aa cattee te ee ee OE ere awcoch RIBBONS, MISS FRAN FOLLE, burned. Some consider this plzce in imminent M b t f ity ape te urch TO-MORKOW AETERNOON, at four FLOWERS. RUCHES, The Accomplia! Dansouse! danger. Toe citizens wou'd turn out toacon- } 1th of May in the taking of the city of Norfolk, O'clock, Subject—“Prisons of Europe and Amer. EMBROIDERIES, LACE @OODS, &o siderable extent if they only had arms.’’ and for other gallant services. ic” it" Remember auly supplies of New Goods reosived TEE Con TOF Beavry : ‘ geste ebb nwa ot "Fane ‘Depo embraces the following beautiful ladies: Gey. Mitcuett’s Dotnes—The Cincinnati FROM FREDERICKSBURG NOTICE. On SABBAZR, the beth igst, 6-St - 328 Pooney BDI BVS. Mise J phe Richmond. ns, Lissie Francis, papers sre inclined to discredit the report that} Camp James B. Ricketts, Opposite Fredericks- Un Will preeah ott OS Saeed ee: | GOR 8, A stylish half-blooded SORREL ” DICK PARKER Gen Mitebell has effected a junction with Gen. | burg. May 14 —Editor Star: The 26th Regiment NDERLAND @t 36 p_m. td caste hese VB will be on band in new negro acts and banjo solos! Pope $ division ¢f the Halleck army. The tele. | New York Volunteers, Colonel Christian, left CTURE.—Kev, Saavat. W. Cuase, a| to the waron thd tn bbe isheaian jee Oe ae ‘Freea-d Hall Oil Cloth j gram from Mit-bell bimseif certainiy justifies | Fort Lven, near Alexandria, on the 34 day of tinguished divine (of color), of Balti | evory respec piy At 352 D sireet, betwaer Sth ee plendid | Walnnt cloth covered Library Batie”’ The Great Combination Chorus, and a splendid soelr ineredulity. if Mitchell was at Huntevil'e ! May, to joln the corps d’armee of General McDow- ef oat a aoe MON age | snd loth. m 15 Si* bill, in whieh the entire company will appear. Gwe Walnut Extension Mining Tables, oho ett an, wy etna Mlarioeonama mee tre hee pe MURR tame Rete Sof bik | GHEOND, WAM-GRCGHD magic =| pi miner eaeeeres tera | ouvahay ap i Phe capture of Rogersville, Ala., by Colonel | inthe 20th Regiment. Pen pectee Adu aren of Ham and their Future | 1 Notice is hereoy given t “of the oity of Wash. | admission 2 conte: Orohester Camire §0 cents, L is another scquisition of importance. First. Lieut. W. Melville Brown, of company mins and Grants Tuhte Warec ee ii 6 ti ll be dd — 28 rani aie are. Gary of June nextsat Fords Drag Snes 2H tn Sotive rehearsal, THE EXPOSURE OF THE | Cut ard Presved Gob eount HE IEaTT Aw. Gidicicincoe Gee le Js 2 Post-village in Lauderdale | H, appointed Captain cf com: any B, vice George THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET- Northern Alsbama, twenty-four miles | Blackwell, resigned. Second Lieut. E. A. Ross | Podag, RE of the Mlasionary. Sooioty Vo) the Pennsy vania avenue and Lith street, for Mayor to ASHINGTON SONS OF MALTA, Par’ sind Chambe: Sabhath School will ferve two yeara,for one member of the Boa-d of ae —y 4 amber Btoves, eestof Florence, and on or sear the Tennessee | Lewin appointed First Lieutenant, vice W. M. i N 18, 4 o’closk, in the le on t tw df Wg Matinees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY for | UDe je Etuars’s ook Stove and Furniture, ard ‘The Pik ‘river enters the Tennessee river | Brown, promoted. Sergeant Mest Jabes bY Myc AETEENOOR, Corker Tish and es cincer ike | Aldermen to serve t Common Council to sorve'cne | Ladicu aad Children when a masta oe oa eaEer | OM Iatser lor ci Gockine Tans Pare kitohon western corner of Limestone county, the | ler appointed Second Lieutenant of company H, | teresting addresses wi: resents will be gi Basket. il be ered bid gentiemen eunty to that in which Rogersville lies | vice E. A. Ross Lewin. promoted Sergeant W. of sieuination. The public ere cordially ahora nd. i v requisites. Sway—ones S25 ailverCake} itd cerable stream, navigable for steam-| G. Halstead appointed Sergeant Major, vice Jabes J.C. McGUIRE & Co, year. ‘The polis will open at? o’olook a. m.. WM. P. at7 p.m, P. 8H Admission, ladies 29 cents; children 10 cents. J ARSHAL’S PALE OF V ‘ras Elkton, in Tennessee, 40 miles up.| L. Miller, promoted Second Lieut. Wm. Har. YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN AS80CI Spe: CPYER, apa eey Ren st? o'clock: 5 performance commence M tue of decrees of the Distriet wt af low appointed First Iteutenent of company B. |‘ ATION—The regular monthly meetiog of | mis ~~ Cammsalnshonseiees Mrs. MoNickle, Exchange Hotel, received a United States for the District of Colombi \ AN Exctance Sucuagp For Cot. Conconan —| vice Charles Lasher, resicred. First Sergeant | this Association wi! be held on MONDAY, ~ silver Cake Basket on Saturday, May 10, m sell, at public eaie for cash, st the foot Rixth f War, upon the application of | Charles Wample appointed S-cond Lieutenant of parteat. at8 pop. lt je proposed to take Raperres | T'SiBO. Sheen oD 1 ee es WASENT i=in cL lee ee ee eR IDay, ’ % recti 80 i for s ‘choo! nd other oti 8 hereby given. tna onformi come hes ordered the release of | COmMPany B, vive Wm. J. Harlow. promoted. purposes, fi rt of the city. on The cam are full of contrabands from the Wugpoces, a the Western provisions of the ~— the 23d day of May arter of the city of Wash. | PATENT OFFICE C BIOSITIES—Guide te} 11 o'clock. &. mt i , tents, Catsiogne of Curiosities and their Packie, and A 7 cf Nisginia, to exchange | the other side of the Potomac. Everv officer has | yh'?e; oeting S24 Bibie Claas, every SATUR of June ners ef Mee Dranee Cocaine Kiet Roneusrinn Books: Coren ee eae | Schooner = Monterey, fer Col Corcoran Capt. Farrish and Lieut. Demp- | one = : radios and Pope the privates have m 17-2 So: C. CLAY TON, Kee, Ses. poets yeah porear of Sth atreet wi nd @ wok od “4 i liroad Reports; Military Re pe -pcokout.s s " - | one to clean their boots and brasses. IBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING — | 29%th. for Mayor to serve two years, one mem " 5 “Sar ny” @nd the : een wenteer See ea oe eee PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETI of the'Board of Alderman to nerve two veate, three | ROrte, Marat Fateat Olice Reports: Cheap | Sloop “Reindeer ® i o have heen a week in Washirg.| ‘The railroad bridge across the Rappahannock (OA Coca the eememé All peraons | members of the Board of Common Council to seree Pan & 1 the abov Lad represented to the President and Secre-| will be completed by Monday next. Ricnany | uPos*e rant are invited tomtterd’s Secenaa To. f War the necessity and justice of this ar- So’olook. at ; raary WARD BLAM one year, and AN AaseesOr to B8rVe (Wo eRrs, for lations; Panorama of the Cosst U. 8. Mare. miles; thousand C. nue many ‘heap hoWing over —————— . . MORROW (Sunday) EVENING ol The polis will opea at 7 o'cl-ck 8. m , and close | Books. Reooliect cheaj Was sales, low By J.C McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers 8 , 7 ae prices. Up stairs, over isk rangement, on account of Col. Coreoran’s health. | gig yin to neeat Bin ar captain | ee tentg Pena Fire, Comary at o'clock p.m." GEORGE S GIDEON, | cet. UP ALERED MOWER. | Goma inM nue ANG, HUUSEREEY. \ided by Mr. Ely they have succeeded. ch oa soak 9 De P eojourn invited to Sstend. Fome of the ol B. E. 6ITTINGS, SEL | DAY MORNING, May 13th, at i o'clock we md arles Davis arrived yesterday, and left in the | 5 om ke onuse will be present. mié Commissioners. q Prot eelnee, Yes 426,N street. corner of Ver- Tur Oty ixvian Bonos.—The Secretary of | afternoon for the fleet. We have very bad reports} It" MANY civizens, | 8 ____*__Commusaiorere,_ AUCTION SALES. mont avenze, the rendence, of eceugmen ie W ar sent a communtcation to the Senate, relative | in regard to the health of Commodore Foote, and LECTURE ON THE ISLAND OF Ma- GLORIOUS NEWS! By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionsers. ire a. ‘feots, enumerating in part— _—— 7 to the drafts of Majors Russell and Waddell, en- | if be does not leave shortly be will bardly leave ee dg peer Che cetee™ Wit ives THE GRVATEST VARIETY OF RUSTEE’S SALE OF BUILDING Los | 2% nat, Pagior Fu t consishng cf 1 Sofa, t corsed by Ex-Necretary of War John B. Floyd, | alive. Captain Davis expressed bimeelf much } jcomyogn ep bt thard Hi street, on the To- | as Clotht oO” Furri 8 Bust Bast at Avcvion.—On 2 aire, uphoiste by which it appeared that $675,000 was in April leased with everything be observed here, as porraphy ard Seovlarard Religious History of | SPFing an ummer Clothing, | we NESDAY AFTERNOON, 2iat instant. at | One nut Chamber Suit, consisting cf Jenny v ! p ndeed he may well be. as it would astonish 'you | the leland of Madeira, on MONLAY EVENING. FURNISHING GOODS Sere Teed and dine Of 8 feed, of trust cates stn | ing ; Marble top Dressing Bureau, ear the amount of those drafts outstanding | to see = : raed x has been ie omeat to Coe ieee aned Cicoek ree ® = . aunts of Wemmee tet ee bet ‘will'eali'st oO k , Warcrobe ard: ‘ 5 a y ‘The leoture wi! ilue vers. it s D.C... ne Rout al ai ‘sir ple pere to Messrs moe as sine Je oot sales Paintines,cand being free the sails are Tovlted BATS AND CAPS, | Pblc auc stottes . 2 boats, make repairs of every kind, and fill requi-} !0Sttead. 0m 7 2 . ila a pana Cotes OREM age | ie sinererit dateseceaay State? | (CW MUPAERC RUBE PR TER REY] 40D rOR saz a wonTu GAN Prices. | tree —— ssa soars St Siatan** Newton, at present connected with the agricul- | mate to be presented to Congress for our flotilla. Men’s Christian Association, P i je. et, . Terms: One fourth cash; portion of which, v Oars toro! branch of the Patent Office, has been nom!-| Among our multifarious plunder at Island No. set may 15-1m S\Bs SMITH, Clothier.) | ieee a of aslo, will bere: | Hall iron Mat free, fist Uiloloth nated by the President as Commissioner of Agri- | 10, we saved an immense large steamboat called ‘ ” culture, under the recently passed law establish. | the “Red Rover.) Tne rebels pooner dept j jog a department of agriculture. pipes, and opened some valves leading outside, CITIEENG STRUNG ane Ze . so that when Captain Kilty got alongside she wai RS !—T have just received @ very large and E.yPORCEMENT OF THE Fueitive Stave Law. nesrsinking. By great exertion she was saved, r id or roperty wil! immedi- aS ‘Stair y ately be resold, and th: in ax and twelve EECA S500 OPENED TRIS DAY, months, bearing interest, secured Dy deed Aes In Besatifa' Organdy Murlins! on the premices, 3,000 yarde Splosdia Lawns, at 12% ots, BRENNER. A. Trustee. Fray. Pinted Castors, Cut Bottles SURRING GanTa: mis (Rep) WALL & BARNARD. Accis, | ©! Oreskery Ware, a:d Table Cut- c M ler; . assoriment of §: Sloth: hi -width Mus! id Bi on, a ¢ Prenoh Dinieg Chairr, The lave law Is being quietly enforced | ai¢ was turned over to Lieut. Wise by the Com. ain ate rusaal ete a s 480 i Ee tera yore ‘Chanies, pres aA Le POPE DONED REBEL 'w and other Mattresses, = in the District, the military forces not interfering | Modore; for a esi palapow malig lng BSy oS + Opposite Post Office, anglish Crapo and So RCL fice Assistant Quartermaster U. &. Army, t bd cnet Pulows. Bolsters, &o, e 2 soon rin running order, and she render ; R MEETING Wil asso) , +. Alexandria, Va., 12” a Tonadred cose pending, nH let Toa" Yataabie am s'aneo in tanaporting General Pape doholden everz day this Coors tis ake | tse 23 savant at sebovdba de. | Will be sold i fable’ auction at Goverameyt | M*peeraun, Cgoxioe sove abd Range, Kitoves undred c: . army from New Madrid to Pittsburg Landing. | an Chi (Rev. J. @. Butler’s,) at the corner o; - -. = rehouse, OD erty, on WED- n Cc. 5 learner She ts now being put In complete order at our | {ith and H atreota, commancen et oa ore im. | POR ARMY ANU NAVY MEN.—Bine Pian. | NESDAT ext, the dist instant, the following | = 1¢% +. C. MeSUIRE & CO., Avots. UP Esrly day afternoon the twenty-elzht | navy yard. &nd continued but’ one hour. iat F nels, of the proper qualities and color. mentioned abandoned Public Prop srty— B to & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers Confederate prisoners of war captured by Gen.| We found thirteen contrabands on beard, two OR BALE & BO Re eS Hj , Dissonal and Pisin Linea Drillings, White | A large amowntof Rage, consisting of old Tente AOMINISTRaTRIX’s SALE ‘OF HO: Banks? command, and confined in the jall of Bal-| of them women: They were whet you would | FOR BALE —A HORSE, WAGON, and HAR- | Linen Duok more, were started for Fort Delaware. call in Virginia “likely niggers.”? not one over UANITTRE HoReRs, terion Sa to Will be sold y Sour. "rid on TUBSDAY , (0. 186 Fourth street, between thirty years old, black as the devil's riding boots, Meni N. 17-3t* u bh ti 3 z ? 17" We regret to announce that Seastor H.M | Cheesmen. ‘They all told the Beene eetct | REFRIGERATORS ice, of Minnesota, is quite ill from inflammation | been at work on rebel fortifications,’ itizens Apparel. Macufactured T: Ouoer hpvarel the actus! cash standard value | A 's'g® smount marked in plain figures. best qual: fought and Gast Iron, oid "Household Furniture and Calinary . ko, Ao, Co 3 and Woolen Fa! Hotp sep Kree: With oer asus! fall stock cf Dry Goods, for | Tallow in ho; fon barre's, Carrs Bee iT. ¥ aud Lew, PERRY & BRO, Old Rops, REFRIGERATORS! id going We will open to Sa 8 large fas port of styles y _m 15-6t Pa.ave acd Ninth street, Utena’ of t west, oon, kan F ime menuoned porta. the and i C. B. FERGUSON, vie bowels. Th hysict - | on board the Red Rover, were employed as fire- | 8nd sizes of those justly calebrated Univer TO COACHMAKER®. " : teehee saliation oa Bis cere this moraiog: "8°" | mem aud deck bande, Tory, Gib oe initny | sal res dar Motniereione. went oe ota Crockers rearank Coeta, Russta| misst CO ane eee aati. | | Secateee Hee arnge Borene. aliation on bis case this morning. seli at much jess than former prices. my. 19c0,1 Huggy, steamboat work, so they were turned over fo the c. WwW. BOTELER & SON. UCK, &c., in 12 yard pieces, at (5 cents per ya: d, By GREEN & WILLIAM Dou! ay Harness, A CANADIAN OPINION CF BLOWING vp Tig | Provost marshal, who bas employment for them m 17 Steo 318. tron Hall. lor Cash only. For aale by iy [S, Auct.oneers. use Pianta Muxximac—The Toronto Globe saya: We con. | 0” the public works of Cairo. We had 2 quantity m5 eotw eas, how: of rebel uniforms and clothing of all kinds aj OOD BLACK TEA, only 6) cents Of foe Mert ""We have newer overated’ tee | fred by Gwinn, sods the darkien were rater | Cory soles oun Pode! acd'tatorigl Tea, “pluck” of the southerners, but in destroying | éficlent ia that respect, it was decided to dt them | Cox's Spark fey lavine. such a vessel without endeavoring at least to in- | O¥t in their master’s garments, and consigning IRST CLASS BOARDING HOUsk, woshall sell, at's Gab ee DAY, the — large Frame ‘The undersigned peg leave to csi! the attention ineoee f tot Repub.) "JOHN R. ELVANS, LASSE. FRAME HOUSE AND SHED AT? & recent instant, of the citizens and traveling community to the Fi ool, Mio and Dandelion C Svonue and C street, having’ heart of 33 haste a ooh, Ris i ‘. i3 faunal tant eee apie 8 | ae ihe hak amie be Bleed tae hh | OATH aanorend rang! Coy | Rowe Aezecanaictrans take beeomeaae | sactshat Go stat er Rach iaiep,s Ried the “ pollroonery”” rare'y if ever equaled. sell se ee ind aay Lapin ott oe Facet in PAVIS,, | mished in eplendid styla— ry ie “Table will be supplied with all the delica- floor Dastevction or PRoranty.—A dispatch dated | * TW, all in Con! butter-nut and buttons. Meunt PLEASANT wn ous f sedon. By ony Sone geed nei ra mui The pe =< remeve Fine Bedding, and Hair, Spring, and '» Segara, * can convenience. In i io nor shell be fe I consider it the greatest indignity yet put [s) C HOSPITAL. Louisville, May 15, says:—a gentleman living in ‘Augusta, Ga., whe there 5 ‘the Sth ne | *e Would-be Confederate States of America,| This Hospttsi is on 7th and Chambers an Parlor Large Airy Rooms, | centiy ult; and the lumber ‘ompaad ad guality; Five Dressing Burean, Wardrobe, Bookcase an¢ to property ewners of that State have advertised a | jy,thout saying anything about the loss of ten | streets, nort! zat the ead of oth street, or spy other oi Li the houre & Hau, end other ") pains nor expente | “Terme cash, = Carpet, sm ne-haif direct! fr to give ssi tion to all who may cirnayflatio tthe destruction of tale goods, | USL SitEsreael fs coon mene’ Bd places sear * Forint parame apr a the Rafa civen,forfisuerey So. wAttntivg"aed | if,Willgliaboat Stale ofllar ia the houre saying that none -~ ‘on _ Commodore fF eote bas just arrived, and { must a* ‘atron. wants. House eligibiy situ on the uote, sensu oc veer enuaeemae but a close this. He is on bis way to his brother's, tn | — (7-1m' M: rot F ts west ‘ovoupiod miéd GREEN & WILLIAM®S, A and whose designs will be thwarted cE 2 | Cleveland, and we send him as fer as Cincin- Aue fosic by the own- | nats, ; vtyustion my YELLOWS: aas. a a or t ers of cotton, &e TON, aged 14 years, as the law will be strict- fey a ‘20th aad F street y Surgeon General Law; eoim La BROWN & DOWNING. ieee iy O © Cane seat Chairs, fivide <ot &. in | One Gilt frame ¥ AND FOR SALE AT NORTHERN PRICES, | tween D and E streets, and back 106 “feet in Sndtwo ImPoRTANT PROCLAMATION OF GEN. HUNTER. foroed upon parties vio! the ny CABINET SNITORE, coh ted alletaicred yee | 24 Dclarr he Sans nhs Drrarmen Yo | Mrmanana ep naenteg ce lee | YAP TMSETAORMRETS men, is now being raised in this elty. brig- | Free Men —The steamship Cabawba, arrived at Sidicetor at my residence. Market at , ‘between Toth stes ade le tat ive vale aoe Rog New York from Port Royal, brought the follow- hand Sth ete..@co'getown, 0" m7 3 persia COPraGL Se fata wills of thpeo of which is form- proclamation issued , exly Lieutenant Colonel of the New* York sean sopetadbons ay een | ee = aCe TittiaiNGa ts AND | tion oak, maple, and decorated with fant widow (Billy Wileon’s). The command of one of the . Departmen cy ine “Wot . Br oake mai p extenn: kinds of —— hooinen ie 2 Captain of tee Henig re are Meptment of i South, GINS og fiatians! i oy ro, Hale aud Sinek Matinee, First Fire Zouaves, of Fifth % . C., , 1962. > Command of another has been tendered to Capt | _ General Orders No. ii tbe States of | ret err on bags ond mere atthe Frogs reac. their interest and save Peter McDermott, of Nicaraguan . The | Georgta, Florida and South Corolina, ing * wee. Low: bot! nnd money, by calling BRON us natforms are already made and consist of scarlet | the military department of the south, having de- 297 Pa avenue, south ai —mSeoim __BOTELER & WILLSON._ dress coat, light blue pantaloons, with a red | liberately declared tremselves no 1 under} int-iw Hotween 9th and loth sts JUST PUB! ‘Zouave cap. it iseu, that tre main work | the protection of ‘the United States of America. HOUSEKEEPERS Ui of the brigede will be the digging of entrench- agaipat land ‘to cop D5 - ments and fortifications. Recrultirg Las been r declare wind at cr antabienmest A to eend +6 the 2 pee 2 ones for be three weexs, | id rE senarted mu : 'GTON. the rolls exbibit nearl names. The colors 4 & folks are vastly pleased with the idea, ond try her incom- Sete, F.7ks &: d Bpoons, ington the brigade ill soon be flied up. ‘Tae ida Carolina—heretofore ur besas gen Baan foe unit sw made 8 Brosdway firm, w! - have already farniahed over 4,00 of them, The Official) eee entire affair hos been kept secret, and the main projectors are as yet unknown, but ina few days . Ww. . any of eaders of the E: will be with ———— our 8 2 fall history of thocvinie, snel we |. pp-the Seats ad ceed eeaalaec ee Ms e peat of the negro brigade. —N. Y. Express. of Chas, Chase as postmaster at Winchester, Va. | m 39-e03t Seats eRe i le av- rage, » BARRICK & CO. 4