Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1862, Page 2

WED*ESDAY.. MAY 21, 1862, 17" Reading matter on every page. See out- s'de for interesting telegraphic and other matter. Spirit of the Merning Press. The Intelligencer noticing the comments of the New York Triduas on the late proclamation “ of the President it professes to support,” says : “As it (the Intelligencer) is not the political friend of the President in the same sense as the Tribune, it would be quife superfluous to become the political enemy of a man whose sorest distress must find expression in the cry, ‘Save me from my friends.’ ”’ The Repudlican argues that the “question of the legality of Gen. Hunter’s order 1s the whole question of the right of the Commander-in-chief to liberate slaves as a military measure; and ssys : “We grestly fear thata practical resolution of that question in the negative, is found in the President’s proclamation of Monday’ The Re- publican hints that Congress should legislate on the subject ———_2+e-_____ Frvanctal.—New York papers of yesterday say:—The vague dispatches recelyed yesterday in reference to the action with Fort Darling, on James river, and the rumors in regard to inter- vention by France, produced a heavy stock mar- ket this morning, with s decline on shares of about ¥ percent. The market for Governments ‘was weak, but the demand wasfalr We quote: U.S. 6's, 1881, registered 104; coupons, 104%; U S. 6's, 1868, 101%; 7.30 Treasury notes, 1043;; Kentucky 6’s, %3; Illinois war loan, 96%; Indi- ani |, 94; Indiana 5’s, 94; Tennessee 6's, 55 859; Virginia 7's, 59; Missouri 6’s, 52; American gold, 103%. U7 We have from D. Van Nostrand, pub- iisher, New York, through Hudson Taylor, 334 Pennsylvania avenue, a work entitied ‘The C. S. A. and the Battle of Bull Run,’’ by J. 8. Bar- nard, Major of Engineers, U.S.A. The work was commenced as a letter to an Englieh friend, for the double purpose of vindicating the battle of Bull Run, and to reach the public ear of Eng- land. It is an interesting addition to the his- torical records of that iong-to-be-remembered battle. Exacttp.—Col. Isham G. Haynie, just elected by eighty-two plurality to succeed Ger. Logan in Congress, from Lilinois, isa staunch Union Democrat—a man who goes for Prosecuting the ‘war with due energy, to the end of conquering the restoration of the Union. His two competi- tors, S.S. Marshal and Josh. Ailen, ran as peace (1. e. secesh) Democrats. = Sameer steed See Tue Dirromatic Corggsronpgnce with re- gard to the present condition of Mexico, pub- Ushed by order of Congress, appears in a hand- some volume of 431 pages, and is very inter- esting. —$$<$$_____ > From Hudson Taylor, 33% Pennsylvania avenue, we have the London Quarterly Review for April, containing Smongst other interesting matter for Ametizam readers, an article wpon the “Merrimac aad the Monitor.” ————____ ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.—From the Gazette of May 29th: Some few csses of smal!-pox have lately oc- curred in this place. The U.S. authorities have |) erected asmall hospital for smail-; atthe north end of the town Setlernes | The U. 8. authorities have purchased two acres of ground Joining the burial grounds near this sera Safa — of Lanpar for snch soldiers as may die in the service of the government town and neighborhood. . mene, ae Col. Wm. A. Payne, of Fauquier, heretofore reported as being killed at the battle at W iliams- burg, at the last accounts was not dead He was, however, severely wounded tn the cheek and pene Fre myer Payne, of lower Fau- uler, n je ‘'ayne, who wi peed ane a ¥2¢, jx. who was killed in The number of “‘conwabands”’ boring counties in Virginia, ‘hey alread me of them are in from the neigh- increase daily in this occupy several houses. ‘estitute circumstances. aay ELEVEN MILES FROM RICHMOND ; The Railroad aug Telegraph—_RebelsGath-|. ering entre © al— Magruder’s Order of Retreat—The army Wi « Day's March ef Richmend—A G Well. Hl (Correspondence Philadelphia saquirer.| Hy CuickaHominy River, Sunday Evening, May 18.—Here we are, within about eleven miles of Richmond fore us an¢a few hundred yards to our leftare the Rete: plekets, sitting quietly {} by the fence lookin sor Yankees. We came }j —— rallsoné, and Lyte p ges order, with hi yal © tons—simsil bridges (about twenty }; faet) Sega os burned. ‘The one near the sev. |! tt tlle post was burning as we came up, bav-}j it. j eo the bridge over the}! — Ing been dred last a: Only twenty-tive Cbickahominy bas been burned. The last train passed over it on Friday morning, and in the evening the bridge was tired by some Infantry who were picketing. The bridge wm avout thirty feet high upon this side where \ leaves a high bluff, but on the other side ‘aa long low |’ marsh or bog, perbaps 8 quartaz,o# a mile wide. ‘The tressel-work consumes. can acon be replaced. |) Bottom bridge has ot yet been tired, nor hasj' the bridge upon th ald stage road to the right of the railroad soe thfee miles; both remain, as the Tes < ‘ail croased . ‘are but two stations of any account be- tween the Parunkey river and pee the first, }! Fenatells, 1s four tathes from White House Point § has 9 duc wate- tank in good condition, a eat station house ‘and warehouse; 2 store besides the road bas * cen vacated and all the goods re- ae te ear the seventeen mile posta bridge by ~ ~enty-five feet wide wes fired last night = she Rebel cavalry, who were picketed ina wood close by, in the rear, and who fired their camp and left this morning. The dry leaves and railsof which it was constructed set the woods on fire and it has burned all day. ‘At Fair Oaks isa finé saw mill, with 2 hundred thousand feet of good oak car and bridge timber cut, and most of it piled and partly seasoned. The wews have been taken outof mill, and a good ~artof the machinery removed, it will soon be running order. 37 The mestin of the roads near Bottom’s Bri ie called Baltimore Cross Roads. {it was here Rebels fired upon Col. Greggs Eighth Pennsyi- ‘vania Cavalry yesterday, with seven different batteries. We lost no one killed or wounded. General Magruder passed over the road running across the ra! at Despatch station, on Friday and pom F He bad near 50 pieces of artillery, u some 20,000 infantry and cavalry. He !n- acd to enter Richmond by the New Bridge, on the old stage road, five miles above here. His Tetreat bas been conducted in a fine and masterly manner; be keeps up the heey mts and bageage; none were found; the camp fires, where bis rear Were last night, the tracks of his vi- herd are all we can find. A stray pieceof pap : ked up, was found to be a order, teed- Fras the Field, Right Wing Corps @’ Army, mt Baltimore Cross Roads, 1, 1862. “Commanders of Divisions, Brigades, Regi- ments and Companies, are required to impress it strictly upon their commands not to ever march their men without their &: ‘ks and haver- sacks; every man must consider himself an in- and no msn must ever stop to rest, iter on the road, or to get his baggage careless- ly left, nor is it to beat any time considered at certain that the same pesition will be occu- at Ss Some two successive days, or that the same road i again be traversed. “By order of General MacrupeR. “A 8 Dickinson, A.A.G. “Official —S. 8. Mcintos#, A. D.C. “Official —_Wa. W. Pace, A. A. G.”” ‘This was directed upon the back to the Li tenant —— Commanding Twenty-first Mis- The country along the Chickahominy ts sim- jiar to that along Bull Run. it will not do for us to go plunging heedlessly—we must feel our way. Better slow and sare, thane rush and a retreat. We can drive them from here whenever it is ordered, but we must bave up some artillery out of their ravines—to drive them of the pines and the oaks. Be- and the billy gorges isan country, where we can give them a fair phe if ‘want it. iis cited could be t in o i tion In one we stock . A. Scott, or ‘Uasist- new rail, the chairs and laid in a bed of excellent order, and Marshall, residing four miles from ing, Va., waa arrested on Saturday last on charge of uttering seditious language and denounc: the goverament. He was released but on bis return to his farm, con- such a violent manner, that he Wheeling Intelligencer, May 19. ‘The Democrats in Cincinnati are taking reasures for an efficient organization. q debi: and confined tn the Atheneum — | of $150. ‘There was no TE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. a HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM M’CLELLAN'S ARMY. A Great Baitle Impending! — Our Whole Army Yesterday on the Move. Richmond. —— The Main Body of the Enemy en: ed In front of that city. een . Exciting News to be Expected at any moment!! —_-_—__ Tonstany’s Station, May 20, (midnight.)— The enemy’s pickets were driven across Bottom’s Bridge yesterday by the troops advancing in that direction. The rebels attempted to regain the post by the use of their artillery, but failed. Our batteries opened, shelling the woods en each side of the bridge. The advance, under Gen. Stoneman, reached New Bridge yesterday, within eight miles of Richmond. They found no enemy in force on this side of the Chickahominy, which at that Point dwindles down to a sma!! creek. ‘The country in that locality is in a good state of cultivation, with no more swamp than 1s to be found on ordinary bottom land. Six pleces of artillery were found posted upon the opposite bank ; but his purpose not being to bring on an engagement, he retired one mile from the bridge, and. encamped. During the day;while driving the enemy’s out- posts, he had one killed and three wounded. The whole army moved this morning, early, With the view of making a lengthy march. What roads they took, it is not necessary to state; but the headquarters of General McClellan to-night are within a short distance of Richmond, in front of which city is supposed to be encamped the main body of the rebel army. If they intend to give the Union army battle— Which is almost universaily acknowledged to be the case—the hour {s drawing near at hard when they will have an opportunity. WRECK OF THE ORIENTAL. pel Napali Brigadier General Saxton, and the rest of the Passengers and the Crew, Saved. panes: Caeser A Portion of the Cargo Lost. ——— ‘The War Department this forenoon received he following dispatch : Foatress Monzoxr, May 21.—The Oriental, in ‘which Gen. Saxton (the newly appointed Military Governor of South Carolina. —Ep. STaR] sailed, ‘was wrecked on Friday night, May 16th, on Body’s Island, thirty-three miles north of Cape Hatieras. The passengers and crew were saved, and a portion of the cargo was lost. The re- anainder will be saved on the beach. W. J. A. Fuller, esq., of New York, went sixty-five miles, in a storm, in a canoe across the ‘Sound to Fort Hatteras for assistance, which, bv his energy, was obtained. Lieut. Ellis, acting assistant quartermaster, came with the st er George Peabody. Col. Hawkins, commander of Roanoke Island, came cnext day, and took possession of the Government property, and placed a guard over it. Lieut. Ellis and Co!. Hawkins dispiayed the ‘most commendable zealand judgment tn pre- sserving the Government property and generally promoting the comfort of the ship’s wrecked passengers. Both deserve the highest praise. Brig. Gen. Saxton arrived bere this morning Most of the pessengers will be in New York on Friday in the U.S. steamer Geo. Peabody. LATEST FROM GENERAL HALLECK’S A —————$$—— THE CONFLICT APPROACHING eeeig= Bevore Cortntu, May 20 —There bas been cskirmishing along the whole line to-day, the result of our feeling the enemy’s strength and seeking more advantageous positions. Our losses * were small. The army is advancing siowly. ‘The story about several rebel regiments at- tempting to mutiny and the sending of United ‘States forces to their assistance, 1a false It bas been raining alt day, and there is a proa- pect of a rainy night. ‘The Nashville Union chronictes the constant carrival of Tennesseeans in that city, sick of the Southern Confederacy, aad says a thorough Union man must be chosen for the approaching circuit election. FROM FREMONI’S COMMAND. The Repulse at McDowell. The Wheeling Intelligencer, May igh, says: We conversed last eveniag with Lieut. Henry H Picket, of Mansfield, Ohio, who 1s direct from Fremont’s command, and who witnessed the battie at McDoweil on the &th, between Milroy’s and Schenck’s forces and tne enemy under Jack- son. Our forces consisted of nine regiments in all, aix under Milroy and three under Schenck, num- bering not more than seven thonsand men. ‘Those under Milroy were 75ta. 73d, 32d and 25th Ohio, and 2d and 34 Virginia. Those under Schenck were the S2d and 55th Ohio and 5th Vir- ginia. It appears that Milroy’s force had ad- vanced from abies’ in tne direction of Staun- ton as far as McDowell, two regiments ten miles beyond and one sixteeo. Just before noon on the Sth the pickets of thisadvanced ragiment were driven in, and it fell back tothe othertwo. They all fell back in good order to within a mile and a quarter of McDowell, where they made a stand. Skirmishing continued until a quarter to six in the evening, when the main fight began. The enemy were posted along the top of a mountain which terminated abruptly on our left. Milroy’s forces were dis in front of the mountain some distance along, with the batteries on eleva- ted ground intherear. There were tive of these— Capt. Hymen’s, Capt De Beck’s, Capt. Ewing’s, Capt. Jobnson’s, and another not remembered by our informant. Capt. Hymen’s battery in par- ticular did brilliant execution, being about upon a level with the enemy. His shells all burst at the right time and in the right place, each one clearing a space of about thirty feet in the ranks of the rebels. About 7 o’clock in the evening Gen. Schenck’s brigade came up, having left Franklin at half- ten in the morning. The tight raged furi- ously, and lasted till 9 0’clock at night. Shortly after dark, the 32d and $2d Ohio mede a brilliant bayonet charge up the mountain in the face of the enemy’s fire, and drove them from their position, but much to thetr sur; found a heavy force in reserve on the other side of the mountain. They fell back of course. ' Meanwhile, the enemy had come around the j bluff termination of the mountain, and flanked our force. The 25th Ohio was on the extreme left, and the weight of th’ phoned tht ment fell u them. fought gallantly and were considerably cutup. Their ammun - tion gave out, and they stood upon the field ard waited like heroes till a fresh supply ‘was brought them. Upon the discovery tha! enemy were greatly superior in numbers, our force fell back rder about 9 o’clock, having given the rebels at least a Roland for their Oliver. Our loss amounted to 37 kilied and 160 wounded. That of the enemy was believed to be much larger, from the fact that our men firing up bill ‘were more accurate in thelr alm, and on accoun! of the terrible execution of the shells thrown from our batteries. Deserters who came in after the fight, declaredthat their loss was 400 killed, bs the wounded. = 2 az hile battle was on, a couple of com- from the Virgi f tegimonts left at Mon- to guard e 2nd provisions, and who “ust tuey hed to skedaddle on the on le quick, and leave everything—even their Daugege, clothing, uniforms, etc., in eo ks. . Weaver, of the 2d Virginia, nd atrunk ‘valuables to the amount ; doub! own trun! as the order to fall back a8 soon as were art A pore ope Meee A there, hut ST is tose ok pesmooet i After the Sight, our forces fell beck to Frank- lin, the capital of Pendleton county, and AUCTION SALES. next da OFFICIAL this side. The enemy 14,000 wong, followed. AMUSEMENTS. Mi aianwakast| cites FORD'S ATHENEUM. THIS AVPTERNOON & TO-MORROW them back in spite of thetr superior force. They To All Whom it May Concern, i Ene ee By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. came up and occupied our deserted camp at one Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to — OUSEROLD. FURNITURE. &c. AT AUC- eg RS a pat Feeling mo that Cumsrian Fatxonien Muses iss been | Last Mish of che Winter and Sprine Seasen’ | Eh rim On FO URSIAY MORNING. toe 294 skirmabing three ets were killed, Corcintet Costu! for the free Hamse City of Lu- THIS EVENING. nel Coveath end D strects tnene sc oe we killed six of in return. St \San Francisoo, I do hereby recognize Last Night of MK. BACKETT. of Farat . Heavy. its from Fremont had . | him as such, and declare him free to exercise and | Who will sppesr as Co. uzOD Witt rcme, in wojeet ct vA ed before our left Franklin. Bi joy stoh fanctions, powor#Snd privileges az.are THE KEN IN IN 1816 ‘and Washsitks. “Bully Dutchmen”? were there, eager for a _ to the Consuls of the most favored " other Chairs, ss - ’ ~ | nationsin the United States, A24 the Exttxp Gxgmmat or Naroizen, ng, Oligjeth ard Mate, From G — a 7 Ftd — S| In testimony whereof I have caused theso ietters | MONS. MALLET, or Tx Post Ovrion Mistake tha Gotten top Mstieasees entleman who arrived yesterday from Seas}. to be made patent, and the sos! of the United - ey Coneluding with tae pote Eg who had advanced to Princeton, Mercer county, | Sigiae to be hereunto 1 fines. as MY WIFE'S SECOND FLOOR. ee fallen back from that village to 2 H nd At the city of Wash- PECIAL = ii r0- pete before vastly superior number of rebels. 1 ington the 17k day of Mass A.D. 1962, and pris 5 ied daye or SUMMER SEASON. 4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte, Khe manda, Soom. Geuley to R h, and from {us Amerie Ste uchap ati States of inn eames By J.C. MoSUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers, to Princeton are in a m: ion. : HAM Poem AL BLE BUSINESS STAN ce) Forage is exceedingly scarce, and ita with the { By the P. esigent: 2 aRCOLE: y JOHN MeCULLOUGH. Vie WE sRHRINESS STAND FOR ‘didiouity that food is found for.either W. Hontzr, Acting Secretary of State, Azutesion: bi o on the premises, we shail man or beast.—Wheeling Intelligencer, May 19, press Circle and ‘Parquette. i 5) conte that looker af pom oe on stunted at toe fg omyodoy starving to death fn Ireland. Weary tb SF oe ony Seats H store donu y+ oedema radius Eads? moment * | Nate of Opming of Boks of Suberipion| fa beeetsaar wa seas | i hey eg ra to Capital Stock. Family Circle ee ym ph lar sttention is invited, 4 In accordance with the 13th action of the aefot frases: Ba meee. Og yhe sale will withont reserve. ty gy UR Goneross to incorporate the W. taxon ‘and | _it PHILIP WARREN. Treewurer._ | ewetve montus with interest, meee An ux and SrAMURE GA AOURING a hi wants | fay ue prises ts lene” eaareuditans | [AE VERSANGTON ACADEMY gr muiG. | STirgsoe the fren OO Cyn ae tasceiee las + to maxe | days after the pasrace of this act the cotpermtors 0. 289 Penn. avenue, : ; c arrangements for the ge elelcction. m2-7t* | named in the first seotion, ora majority of them sthand loth streets. Every evening a FREE CON By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioneers, THERF WILL BE A ETING OF | oF {ny refuse or neglect to act, then a majority of | CERT of the best classiegl ard Osera music, RUSTER’S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS cmaaaditosanh nlew cued Ce NG OF fhe remainder, eha'l osuse books of eabscription to | tmed by eminent artists _ settee T hast at Avcrion—oe ard TO-MORROW (Thursday) NIGHT at Po. | t22,08Pital stook of said ocmpany to bs o ened, ee até p. eo wi AY Al NOON, ist instant. at tomae Bei All Union men. r of a poeta erty Washington . a Inattonaanee ean eonon onan, —_ & by virtne of & ceed of trust dated Stn gre invited to attend. By ro the, Pres fi Foren ca aes caursemanerte ook | ae the preservation ras ay eyed sors sie - ; 1d ooporato:a, no- less VOCAL CONCERT ‘agetion fa frost of fs tae ¥ r 3 two days; and said co; tor: al! NOTICE —A special eres of te tome puatia notios, by advertisement in the aie Tag Quilaren of the pooond rnd part of the 636, Sod sate two. Ia at Peeanen Ac ety Serpe RVEN- | papers ublished in te city of Washington. of the | fa arm ed to thett frie gate peme oni ton ING, the 230 Inetent cnt 1s nh on mo when, £04 the pico where, said books shali | they will givethelr ANNUAL MAY CONC i (itocts, ond ransing anes Asso-‘niion are requested t0 bo prosent, as | DeOpehed, and the snbesnibers uronenid books to | under the direetion Ct thee Mane Pease : One fourth cash; s portion business of importance must be at to. Sree moo OF the company sha | be held tobe | Dawrgncon fo Faas : One oath portion of St" M. MIDDLETON, Sec'y._ | fi00fhoiders; Frorided, That every subscriber THURSDAY EVENING, 22M instan io Mell tase mie Ns shall psy, at the time of eubsoribing, 36 per coat. of , (NG, 22d instant, avired on the spot. or roperty will immedi ATTENTION, SECOND WARD LN- | she amoutt by him subsorided to tye troasurer sp- | 31.iho Smithsonian Institation, commencing at 7% | ately be resold, and the TONAL UNION CLUB—The | pointed by the corporators, or his subcorireion | ° Sl0cks months, bearing interest, secured lar weekly meeting of Hon I’take piace | sball be null and void, Ii. d of two saysa | 7,228 piano ured on the occasion has bere p kindly | on the premises. ; Seah AY A WENING, May ‘al, af the | larcor ter ount ian tho capita! etockot the said som | ‘Sip!swed by Mr. Hii and will be prenidedoyer by | STON | 4. BRENN 4 | PaDy 8 ve been su i : Bt8 o'clock, Midas sas of the Chane eee Blosed, 8nd the said corporators’ named Inthe iret GROVER’S THEATRE. By J C. Mc6UIRE & CU., Auctionsers. “«BONARD GROvER..... gestion shall forthwith proceed to apporti ad capital stook among the subscribers, pro rete, and WINES, Liquors, at lo ge the prompt pitemdance of every member a Stab, maks public proclamation of the number ‘of stares re Ward favoring the ot, ‘ard favoring mage AND SEGARS aT of the Club are invited to be present, KSDAY MORNING, : 1. Whit Seoond and Last Wo» k, positively, of the May competing o'clock, we shall se! LECTURE —Jno.8. Rock. Eeq..(oolored) ont he sums Gay teak the eee EMINENT /RISH COMEDIAN AND WocaLier, at the Store o! i, Kamel, No. 307 & sircet, be- ie. aamomber ofthe Boston Har. atil an able | wided further, Kat nothing shall bs reoe vod ta Resppears ey COLLINE, ng brecing aout © *€0ts his entire stook, om- and interesting spos! . will lecture on ‘4 ent the twenty- $3 >| or . PAS Ey ease clair memraan spit auth | Gtenieopingcazept mont veeaeacercett’ | vome PAM EGGOME OY CREANEEN se | Recetas cary more! bands and guuites, oh, Ww +, J and K stress, he friends cf huint “uty and puit’s | ceseehier eon ere Fete ey tne president RS.'6. C.GERMON, * | A variety of Liguoraed Wines, inossks and bot- venerally.are invited. Subject :—-A pea tcr my by given, that the books of sub- opened on Friday, the 234 instant, room No. 10, and will be Race” Tickets 25, for sale TILTON, Ww Stand, and city Book Stores. MELDRUM, PHILLIPS, ARD, BOKEE. 8: Post Office News m 21-2t* Maccsroni and Vermaceili, ries, _ i, Fancy Groceries, and A anal eaastily of very fine Brandy, in wood and = »» till 5 p, m, and not less THIS EVENING. THE NATIONAL UNION DE i s ° And every evening d week, A t of the various Ward: be rine Corporatorr. The Most "Srccesthal aruae the we Age, * 1 = which is to be sold withoat rererve, to “ontion at the Hall of Ki 19% __(Intol., Rep and TENA: | tina apeteeates Pree task tae ee eat | rersenonan sieaimmeriar he iett"| Seoonp wanpviasrpaacinr.voum| (grihes frie sd teehee teenanet | "ae F_C. MCGUIRE & CO, Anes di —Noti 188 Years, ic a. for Mayor. 20-21" S is herby iven that, in conform ity to. agen. selschalotacok Pp as btn all Lage + ae nada aap sans AT “gem THE UNION PRAYER MEETING Will | #10ns of the charter of the c1 ft coun 73S PNION PRATER MEBZING Wil election will be held on Monday. tre ad de COLLEEN BAWN, . ies at's THURSDAY, ¢ | instant, an Chureh, (Rev, J. @. Butier’s,) at the corner of at 419 Fwollth street, between New SEN Ba TN LLEEN large use ant Shed immediately in en Chere, Gd cig he onload nue and | strest, for Mayor, to serve two | COLLEEN BA W. CO. BAWN. | the rear of Trinity Charon, fronts Lowsiane tnd Sontnand bat oco our. IRB | ig serve ge yoarengad or thts oP ts SOELEEN BAWN: Arepne Sad Gaines buvits'¢ ost of aston = sons a Board of Common'Counol',to serveone year, Or, The Brides of Garryowen ! 2d aboRt 0 fect long: also. a Shed the KESSRS. 8. @LENN AND H. BLAND HAV-| The polls will be opened at7 o’clook and Or, The Brides of Garryowen ! ‘nd the lumber oe yes a Ceaciedomeeari| mee FEW RRUARE | | Or gas BnceeSGertenen) | Eettpeiaeeed eae oe fo aay s00n &3 communication will permit) ope” this . W. 3 f x 3 mer . F. New, Marnificent and Accurate c. 8. purchaser to remove SR ker DE either ne bis ne Startling Meshant Birsote” | itor lot it remain on cround rent,as if suits bis ‘a, = by Fi ‘oster. SECOND WARD-SECOND PREC™ by Notice is hereby given that, im cor ‘or pene. Wardrob sborne. ardrobe NDS’ LINR, ty; by Marsheel, At Hs Same Tixa— Notice ro GANG NERS ~The steamor E. | the Moneine of the charte ash. - | We will sell about 50 baies of Hay in the hon er of the city of Myles Na Coppaleen, (Nyles of the Pomies,) Mr T pmo ty eid hamberlin, Philade'phia, has ir, .on, an election will be Monday, the 21 y é od Z une — — ; lade'phia, rare teat Ford?s Soyer gicuor of Danny Collins—his great character. d 6 N & WILLIAMR, Avots. argo re! ‘ar delivery. ry 8y'VADIA Bvenue aN street, for Mayor Bard Ci wR 7 5 TAYDE & Gavipson, Acents, terve two years, forone merber of the Board of ei ri fee ee be FRAME BOUSE It Georgetown, D C. | Aldermento ‘otwo years,rnd for three mem- | Father Tom——_- st WaRp.—On THURS- Fo SALE—For 100, a ep'endid dark brown ne the Board of Common Council to eerve one Corrigse. -- 4 it 6 o’clock p. = on the HORSE die and cated Sriyee ‘The polis will open at7 o'clock a. m..and close Harty "Move. r soriber, di Deoem 8d, 1585: and diy ron ried so) sats ve ft ceeaty ender eadeie, at7p.m. Wes a ee Euly Or Conser he Gollosn Bewn, Lotty Heush = —— A.S., " uP. folios 282, ot seq. of i 1. C. or the fair- €1.).._. Mise joug’ is for any party wanting ae spews.» pores. es this ouy SAML. LEwis, * Anne Chute, (the Col “a. Reet sad i sei! the west hall of Lot mambores five fore this CR orep clita eS ommissioners. or the red haired g° Miss Jenny Parker RAusre numbered eighty four, fronting 3) feet on » Herndon » corner Nini ee ® HIRD WARD—FIRST PRECINCT —Notice | Mts Cregan _. Mre Mozzy ew York avenue, betwesn 2th and ist streets, ate, m2i St 4 Is hosehy given that La content ee igh Ts mj end rucning tack 115 feet, together with the tm RRIVED THIS MORNING ns of te ‘oharter of the city of Washington, witine Fire bee ee aaa Tae Denny jouse. Terms : One-third cash; the remainder in 6 ard 12 months, with interest, seoured by & deed of tr on the premises. 8p election will be heid on Morvday, the 2d da: of June next, at the Wood Office of J. W. Simms, south west corner of 9th and M streets, for Mayor. to serve two years,ore member of the Board of T MRS. RUSSELL’S RESTAURANT, S&vENTH Staxet, Fine Fresh SALMON. In the course of the Drama, Mr. CoLuivs will sing “1711 mourn the hopes that leave me,” “Cruis- keen Lawn,” and the * Boys of Kulkenay ‘ 4 ! oe All conveyancing et purchaser's cost MACKEREL from the North Aljermen, to serve two years, thee members of } Mics Lorry Hous willsing“The Pretty Girl , . ; Miers CHAS. ABERT, ‘Trostes. BLACK Fisi, Lg ea ct ActitThe Lake of Killarney by Moonlight. apt wads J.C. MoGUIRE & CO” JOKSTERS, Wara. ot ria r Cave = St Rone PEAS, ‘The polls will open st 7 0’olcok a, m. and closest J Act 111—The Bail Room, or Light Bhrough the FUTURE DAYS. STRAWBERRIES, 7pm. PAR MARTINE > — | 'To‘cuadio partion from adi tance to reach howe &o ko. &e. m 21-28 WM. POPE." ata eeasonsbie hour, no other piece wil Le per- he =. aay CO.. Auctioneers. PAT cidorr's MILs = ——_ YubRaInE ts ser era [HIRD WARD-sEcOND PRecIN -— Paices Is now open for the accommodation cf Boarders Notice is hereby given. that in confor ty to Cizele snd i and Visitors, during the Summer aoagon, the provisions of the oharter of the city of » ash- ‘amily Circle. 371 sth stree Communication direct with Washing- ington, an clection wi!! be held on Monday, the 2d Orchestra Chair: and Effects, oomprieir; tou dally, morning end everire, day of June next, st Mr. Drane’s Carpenter Shop Private Bexes fesse Rota, Arm, and Fasy Terms moderate, For forth o partionla north West corner of 9th’ street west and str: 5 may be eccured at the Tueater durin Gonter, Sole, and otner Tabion. or address J McGUWAN north, for Mayor to serve two years.one membe* § day without extra charge. ‘ush, € and Wood Seat Chairs, Patapsco Hotel. of the Board of Alderman to serve two years, three yocssiay three ply and other Carpete, m2t Im? Eliicot ts Mites Ma, | membere of the Board of Common Counei to serve Y HALL, Eawenton Dias 2 Fancy Tabies, CANTERBU -—™ ‘tension Dining Table. R LOUISiaNna av., NEAR SIXTH st. hins, Gi ‘and Crocke ry ware, Castors, TavieCutlers, Waters, orious Success o! one Wr. and an Assessor to serve two years, for said ROUPOSALS FOK LEAD, 5 ‘Bhe polls will open at 7 o’ol-ck a. Ordnance Office, War Department, . m , and cloge ; Gi {the 8t70’olocs p.m, EORGK 5 > 5 > Qiicloth, Mattung, Iron Hatt: Fires ar Department. ¢ P. 6 3 GIDEON, MUSICAL CONVENTION OF ARTISTS. | Cottage Chamber Bele. Lonaeen: Prcposats will be received by this Department B. E. eITTINGS ZRE SONS UF MALTA. Bureaus, unti) 5 p.m. on the eveving of the 4tn of June, for} m6 Commissioners. THE SONS OF MALTA, Mattresses, 0isters and Pillows, the delwvery at the followirg Arsenals,as 200n as J{OURTH WARD PIRST PRECINCT. Ox, A Nicht of Wonpars! & lasses. To. * «0 = i — Je and poe 3 G00 TONS OF LEAD, as foliows : K Notice is hereby given that, in conformity to a poses es mr T with many other articles ot Housshold At the waterviiet Arsaual, ‘West Troy, New | the provisions of the charter of ihe oity of Wash- | Will be, produoed in al Its original splendor. "The Kitchen Furniture, — York, 2 000 tors. : thd2d day of fone next at Sstve os iy a Bee 4d Seat Foun ‘NUNDESD DoLtaws, ew Terms cash, 7 ? Q next, at Lylvaeter’s e' a t . . " nat York, tye coms Arsens!, Governor's Islard, atthe corner’ ot Sixth etree, west and Hf street ocho greatest production of the are, Come one, = SRN ese & CO., Auots. - » for ‘or, to aerve two yearc, ono oi Oo nee: wants, PO rae Ateenal, Pittsbargh, Pounss!- | SPthe Board of Aldermaston Be PEAT BLACK MALTESE Cross, AMS, Auctioneers At thé St. Louis Arsena!, St. Louis, Missouri, | Members of the Board of Common Council, to rerve OLEVITY! OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI One year. ‘The Sonect Malta requires the focvisen cfwo Hiveas, Bente, Cows oo 1.060 tons. Cant. Plows. Ne ‘ "i 5 Fifty Persons in its representation of the AND OTHER Far mi s The lead must be Galena. or other American, | ‘The polls will open at 7a m., and o'ose et 7p. nm. | Karis of Fi : ©] at Avcrion.—On ‘FUBSDAY, tbe -sth imeta, Stalburg, or soft English, of the moat approved FA: RLOPFER, Dionne of ae Odor Gomme sil'of you that “eas ride pny gn 20 oF glock & mt the iormer rest” Proporals will Le rezsived for lots of 200 tons and os E.C. KCKLOPE, = care cele —— be 4 aig — fourth ofa mails from Srtt, Esq. sbowt one- upwards sin hab ‘explinitiy Os Ges asa Kioaat m —— Ommmmbssionort._ | ote’ you that know the use of a emaiiand bro-d the Piscataway een te ofec will designate the f each delivery plisitly im oun ATEK COOLEKS, a is sword, piste! and gun, ¢ id bad teeth, g pee Pts on —y Farniture, viz— "Fallure to deliver at @ specified ‘tie will xt REFRIGERATORS, | condition and bad eondition, and Je. it be resorded. Chairs.” frame Piano Forte, Bureaus jest the sontractor sos forfetare fine “y | PABENT ICE PITCHERS, Last week of Miss JULIA BURTIREE. the | pine Brocatelle and W: a Pedehvocedat that me rare of the amount to CREAM FE EEE UUS 8nd Pinted, | beautiful Songstross, the Warhtogton vorite. oo bite Window Curtains, and Partiog obtaining coutracts will be required to] gor alent en PR EEZEKS, |g THE GIPSE VS LAY! ‘Three-ply sad other, Carpets, Passace and other Saupe proper securities for its . - New Housefu rnishing Store, Toa night. Messrs, LEWIS and CHRISTIE, the Sa Bedsteads, Cook: a "The Department rerervee to itself the right to} —22 lw 519 Seventh street, rear Pa av, Daring Gymnacts, equal in every respect to the » ing end other reject any bid Proposals wi on Brothers. Ah M W, RIPLEY, = MILLIE FOWLER, With a g00d lot of Kito> be addressed sw follc ¥ maar sgayeaanes aL J Chief of Ordnance. Washington, PRANK LAE Qne excellent Work Hore, kind and Je. D. Gi, and ‘should be endoreod “Prepon. {or ee eee LA FOLLE. Que very superior Harness Hores, fast ad stylish, = en Sombre Lustre Black Sil RS cena aeeeanteanemmmionsbaie cand (COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO DICK] Ail kinds of Black Silks, Mine Lay Brancons piss cmme Miles, Muss Lis-} piows,and other arming Utensiis, Richard Parker, Ksq—Dean Six: Wo, the un | pe, w ithe Biaok Stike. Miss Julis Richmond. oreait of 60 and Sodaye for aioe an Over 910, 8 dersigned, desire, from reasons which we wit jewel i Goods. ‘The bap bp dy wd MASANIELLO, Tired banks ae ae ipgntton, fo tender woroa s complimentary beneiit | Oar Northern ani Eaetorn correspondents rete | pick Et i ede we mi: GREEN & WILLIAMS, ST SO! u 4 Hy. CE. EL L pa Se grey visited. ‘and _ One price only, the gotus! cash stendard value oom’ nee the Cork ya alee " iv DEShS NA AS. Anotion, . entiomanty demeavor 'as gained for sou hosts of | ™STEC4 0 plain gures, GIBBLTE COBBLER, STOCES CF SPOCKS Savorton On HONDAY tes tentant, we fades nd mera ould br iaaed ate | na ot ra Averuoaed wine | OUR Wnt GOu BOW TREE VENTION. | metiverisn rout oft grenioer, at o's sary ify to you in 8 ¥ F app! a ch Cash St Now Songs, New barces, New Negro Acts.anda| "iors Nos.7, finds: im Beusee Ro anh, a Your conduct in our city hes been a model tothe cap Casi sagpetoes new Faeeee erty ia beautilully mitaates at the. corasr of East members of your profession, and in aoy oapacity 38co 2cso eco Doors open at 7i¢ ; pertormance at 8 pd Capitol and ta streo:3 Bnd eub-civided in o Bis crsnscticn we stuesineta ron tees: ie aes ees Mariza Novica itereafter there wil ba bat one | Est ie improwsd wits utool Pare fonts press our appreciation of the Coorhone of Mess Butwann | anv K Stauats. matines a week, which will take place every. Sat- os. Perciva! and Co to urday, for La lies and Chiidran, when s numbe of valuable nts will be given ver Cake Basket. . ee ee Admussion, ladies 20 cents; children 10 centa. Pn om at 2 o'clock ; performance commence oo = Mires. Melon, No. 483 west 6th splendid $25 Cake Busketon Saturday, Siford us @ popular atrie of sinueement, and to say thst in no other way cou!d those onterprising mansgors have more entirely consulted our wishes than in retaining you 10 our mu pgarins their ae — a sens ith expreza ons of rezard ard esteem beyo: What we heve hitherto feit called upon to give to 8 your decision asto the abiio artist, ard awaiti: i joned, wo remain your = bowed received and for saie at less than the market rice— i ieces 4 4 White Contract MATTIN 4 » A ‘TFTING, at 2235 ing interest from aay given aud @ deed of trust taken, mn MAB ct United States for the anja montha, purorasers to ‘give notes fot & WILLIA OF VES3ELS.—By v the District Court ot ‘the ALSso, The best COAL OlL, at 40'cents par gallon. ALso, 4-4 and 6 4 OILCLOTH, at prices tiat can’t fail to suit. received a ay 37. mio me of the benefit ment ————————————— istrict of Colombia, 1 will edhe PENS QFFICE CURIOSITIES—Guide te | sollat public sale for oxch, at the {oot of Sixth v1 A nts, Catalogue of Curiosities Govern- | street whart, on the Potomac . 4 Prod'M Houghion, MSE More g,, | FURNITURE of all tice ment Gardens, at the stand | Patent the 25d day of May instant, 1602, commencing a RSW Dusen, WhKetso” CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, Antiguprian 3 zamert Books; Ii o’olook, & m, the foliowing-named Vesse s, M Arnole, H Lionau TIN ana WOODEN WARE, | ments furnished; Railroad Reports; Military Ite. | their and P Lichau, N Jones,’ At Whovesale and Retail. fortes Burnt Patent Otiee ‘ports; scpeee, Rooke P Fyangiin Jonsa, Join © Kay, Call and examine our goods snd prices before peratehed ‘to = L tS W MoKenny, JM Homistow, purchasing elsewhere a * ‘ies ~ Geo pickinson, Geo W Mokonny, BONTZ & GRIFFITH, | Beors-* Recolsdot cuag any tmousand Cheap Wi HiFnnok, |" EC George,” m 20 369 Sevecti st, between tandk, | Books. Op stites over Bank gh s aales, low WARD F LAMO) Wironsariet: foter 1. Cesena, FOR FREDERICKSBURG. | "myi-ime ALPRE: R. Cyrus Brasie JB Proctor 2 HE Fast schooner Telegrapa will have quick potionssrs. F Tenney,” 3B Whittier dispstoh for Bell Plain, Potomac Creek. 5 iORSE SHO ¥ LOTs—On Lem hor Joseph F Gon For ireight and passage avpir fo the Cap- tee | 250 xecs nbabuns House SHOES as- May 2th 1082, Washinoron, May 12, 1962, tain on board, Riley's » foot of 1ith Forted siz3e by Zirtee of twe fat : or 479'9 h street, up etairs, mig sts | 5.00 Ib PUTNAM HORSE SHOE NAILS sre dated donuars 5 0 d a Messrs. Jenes, Dickinson, Georee, Qstheim. Bter- | QWASON BO WB. OT bn'atcok and for ene by sy teh, 1am, rick. Teamey, Proctor, Dunham. Be. and CURTAIN FRAMES. Ps JSUHN R. ELVANS, fave nl ad sensi Your kind note, tendering For sale by JOHN K. ELVANS, | -™-e0st_ 309 Pa avenue, ~ ? ms coe _309 Fa. svonti._ | 25 cols MANILA E RUPE, » in. diameter ‘i eases D£for QvaRTERMasTER’s OFricK, 0 do fo : eee eat. ( island.) Corner of G and 18th S45. Wreskengss a - = > do Ly 4 ip six yma catriares| § § SP eee in ten days from this date 2 do Ho-3 Winey Frese, nil Detireen hve and eig! tH ee cork z Rocsives.ana te ecto 2-€ MOSUIRES OO~A\ co.ors, well broken to the sada, com psotly built,| _m19-e0st JOHN LORIOU ¥ and oo to be subjectel to & ae a 8 NEWS! I be received. a oa tt Ona ty one ari cou | ES Rien Ras THE GREATEST VARIETY OF Pevcons wi a for aay oct CAPT. J. Thove w don’t use ass sd Woes As Mt : comme, ani Str x3; | Every pact eta FURNISHING GOODS, for your kind-} 2222! Quartermaster and Gol. A'D.'c,_| Noone hore EATS AND CAPS, ness, ond the Messrs. ‘& Co., in Moet P SANT ¢ JUST ARRIVED, waiving the ind! he 2 HOMES c . 1) AN. Inent for say be Boned Premene wiieT Ree | Thiam tal ie canted, gn 2ihang Bot ai a a z D wwe sais a7 peareunn PRICES. m $1 St . CK PARKER. ia directly north from the Smithsouta, BELTING. r gent ask IN waite Po- pa. or terit'gf aumieaign appt af the We have just received an may ism _J, H. SMITH, Clothier. | Ao eteae chee a) i it Benneyivanie 4 ol AND ECCS. ved 70 4 RESS TRIMMi ANTILL R and Ci by of the finest TREE LO. D tis TiliastiNes, asl fk A ain See CURSE NG RAILS Begs, sale a the anc! . ead sv- Tetes, . 0 Ge? wisn, QUILTING | nue, above the i! m 450 ath street, near Pa sv. ‘FNTION! ia ‘ ; im" OU ecu ind § eee HR Bem rer ve, ZEB. BABRICK & CO. Foe s4te—< LATHE, near! 297 noi RS,