Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1862, Page 2

cv NING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY .....-+0+---.00ee MAY 22, 1869. Reading matter on every page. See out- «Ge tor interesting telegraphic and other mstter. Spirit ef the Morning Press. The Intelligencer argues, and sustains the ar- iment by extracts from Southern papers and eches, that the rebellion bas made “anarchy ic,” and that “In seducing the people of te Scuth to teke up arms against the appre- aeaded \ces of their constitutional privileges and State rights, these (the Southern) political lead- «r become the actwal destroyers of aon = The Ri lisan expresses its dissatisfaction that the aged slave law is being enforced cere, and urges “Congress to put a stop to this aferne! business, by instantly repealing the fugi- uve slave law.’? ee A NRepiass ‘‘Cavtion.’’—Perceiving in 2 co wmporery what purports to be a “caution’’ to purchasers at the tax sale that commences to-day, teased on the Insinuation that the supplements of the Star containing the list of property to be sold jot taxes bas not been properly published, we to say that it is entirely destitute of truth. rhe tex sales supplement were never better served to the subscribers of a newspaper than by our carriers on this occasion, though the number of optes required by our extensive subscription list made it necessary for us to print and distribute weekly fall five times as many (copies) as were fver before printed and circulated. Toe sdvantage to the public of publishing the sts inn paper of the largest circulation among tue people of this city and District, is evident in the fect that the proportion of advertised lots deemed on this occasion, before the day of sale, + for larger than in any previous tax sale; the Avertisements of the lists always heretofore being cach less extensively circulated. FPreanctan.—New York pepers of yesterday v:—The stock market opened with more firm- ®, bat without 2a much animation as was an- Ueipated, and closed without much buoyancy in she afternoon. We quote: Registered 6’s, 1881, ia; coupons, 1044; 730 Treasury notes, 104X; “entucky €’s, 3; Mlinols war loan, 96%; Indi- na 6's, 94; Indiana 5’s,34; Tennessee 6’s, 58 259; irginia 6's, 59; Missouri 6’s, 52; Michigan 6's, wv American gold, 1003. {> From Shillington, Odeon Building; John Parker, 379 F street; and Hudson Taylor, 334 rennsylvania avenue, we have early copies of Harper's Msgazine for June, brim full of good tuings. Tae Recent Vist og Cocnt MERCIER To HicnMonp ExpLatngp.—Permission has been given to state the factsin regard to the French Minister's visit to Richmond, which has excited so much attention in thiscountry and in Europe- Mr. Mercter bad no inetrections Seen his govern- cent, nor had it the least knowledge of nis inten- tion tego Richmond. Mr. Mercier, in convers ng with Mr. Seward, expressed bis regret that Le could not see Richmond and judge himself sbout the views and expectations of the insur- yents Mr. Sew: said be could go without any ot lection from this goverament—that he wished every foretga minister would go and see for him- self how bopeless the insurrection was Mr Mercier went unofficially. He beard and sew for himself, of course, in no way acting or speaking for his government, or compromisin nis relations towards the United States. The Presi- dent was previously consulted, and ne of bis going, and when he returned he called im- mdistely on the secretary and afterwards upon the President, and communicated to them frankly tbe impressions that he had received. He allowed no one in Richmond to say anything to him that se could not be at liberty to communicate to the Secretary of State, and he neither communicated to the rebel leaders anything from this govern- ment, nor anything frem them to the government. He beld no official communication with any one, nor did be permit himself to receive official at- Yentions. Mr. Mercier’s whole conduct in the transaction was discreet, loyal and friendly. << ___ THE SIEGE OF FORT PILLOW. Tbe bombardment of Fort Pillow is almost en urely suspended, a mortst boat only occasional! ibrowing a shell into the Rebel pemecrere f From the letters of correspondents with Captain is’ fleet we iearn the following particulars of a Yairs ‘ean Fort Pittow, May 15.—The engage- snent of Saturday Poe ay to have greatly mbcidened the Rebels. Prior to that they were ‘et, for daysata time, asto suggest the be- that Fert Pillow bad been evacuated; but steam around the point, ap- ¢ of our guns, and flaunt their ‘s incur faces in the most in- ud defiant manner. w that the river has fallen several feet, leay- once more acme dry Ind in sight, the Rebels e become exceediagly apprehensive that we sbeut to erect a battefy on Craighead’s Point. t © las: forty-elgbt hours they have been ot end stellon its marshy Targe to de- supposed project. Therecan be no impro- stating, now that thetrfiriog has ceased, ybave teen wasting powder to no pur- bis trey have probably discovered. Our fe rapidity raaturing, and while | make no ous to any gift of prophecy, i believe they ck & (o ineure the speedy capture or evac- < Fort Pillow, without the aid of land or Creig head's Point, or eny other. i, which had been towed to the after the fight, where she settled t water, had since been raised by Latta’s steam pumps, and ts now ou her ‘s:ro to undergo repaira. She will be in Egiting trim again in about a fortnight. fhe und Clty was raised last Monday, and > the place whose name she bears.’ The carpenters promised that she should be ready her post three days after being placed We may therefore look for her oe: of the present week. Meantime the lk le which bad been stationed at Hickman ° down tosupply ber place. We are now *h better condition to receive the enemy aid they cance renew their visit, than were a week 2:0 Some important precau- D asuures bave been taken, which 1. would i~ imprudent to disclose. ¥ toe arrival of deserters from below, we learn at Commodore Farregut’s gunboats are still as- «ending the river, « reading consternation among ‘Le iobabitents wherever they appear. Vicks. burg end Natcbez—the Sodom and Gomorrah of tue South—are both believed to be in our posse-s- » d severe! gunboats ere reported be ad- pon Memphis from below. In the latter smount of cotton, sugar and molasses, » burned and rolled into the river, and the destruction is stilt going on. The Mem- © Rebels are reported to be stampeding from » while these who remain are generally “)@pahigers with the ‘“invadin; city Is denounced by the Rebe bolition hele,” and no one seems ‘Lincoln birelings,”’ on thelr 'y, Will meet witha very different rom that which Bom Corwin once said sive the Americans, were hea Mexi- f TE LURN OUT, OLD NO. 6 :— i of Norikers Liteey i ie Goeapanrate pa Pa: rer pe e*fas! aested to meet No. $1472 wtiset, an IL ¥: May Sua at in AD. #e8°7 0'0 ock. for the purpose of ri Hy orcer of 8 oommiites of old 3 Er WASYINGTON TE, HSNO ALONE INANE com Light J: fsutry, will meet Lanse as treet and Ra Been isjon FO-MO ROW (Fri Bt S 0: s u 0. will be _BENS. PB. auth Or strana ries iP ATTENTION aw veeceed to the principles o Bot eee ui) ~ sted to meet at Le DA! PNENING, May 30h, at oui es tae © mination of our fy muy ent Jas FP. ay. itis pmo | requ that ali will be " Oe sretineminee “ipcekers will ress the . ards are i Siu tier af Commence ee Bo TUE UNCONDITIONAL UNION Voters ie ci tne Furet Waid are requested to ad & weet trate EK ours, vo TaURSUAY EVENING, May |, to make arraceemants for tne ecming ele.ection. mi-<t* THERE WILL BEA MEETING OF Guconditional Union the Seventh ard TU-MUKROW ( thuradar NIGH? af Po- omse Hall. ali Union 21 are inviued to cde 7 r of the t m 21-20" Xen ee 1S NOTICE —A specis! meeting of the Jo vod at Temserauoe Hail, on PRIDAY EVEN iNess the ad iustat, 7% O olock CAN maabors ithe Asse 180» are requested to So geeeas. 88 Surcoees cf importa. ast vik aeeneiies 711 Spee Set aie ma oa FORT PILLOW EVACUATED! COMMODORE FARRAGUT’S FLEET AS- CENDING THE MISSISSIPPI! The War Department received the following telegram this forenoon*: Carro, May 21.—Advices from the flotilla an- nounce the probable evacuation of Fort Pillow. The steamer Kennett, which went down with 8 flag of truce, with a number of prisoners to be exchanged, returned to the flotilla without seeing any signs of life at the fort, or as far as could be seen below It. The general impression is that the enemy has fallen back on Fort Randolph, twelve miles be- low. Two hours efter the Kennett returned, a rebel steemer with a fing of truce came up from below, took off the prisoners from the Kennett, and re- turned down the river. The Memphis papers of the 17th announce that the Union fieet under Com. Farragut was opposite Vicksburg, bound up the river. LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA POSITION OF OUR ADVANCE. A SUCCESSFUL BALLOON ASCENSION. ——_—___ THE FLEET AGAIN ENGAGES FORT DARLING, HRaDQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac, May 21 —The encampment of the advance of the army, under General Stonemsn, is still at Gaines’ Mills, eight miles and a half from Richmond, and one and a half from the Chickahom!ny creek. The Pickets of the rebels occupy the bank of the creek on one side and ours on the other. General Stoneman, {n company with Professor Lowe, made 2 balloon reconnoissance this morn- ing, trom Gaines’ Mills, reaching an altitude of five hundred feet. From their position an admirable view was bad of Richmond and the surrounding country. With 8 glass the camps of the rebels within the limits of the corporation were seen. Also the arrival and departure of railway trains on the road be- tween New Bridge and Richmond. Very few troops were visible; but to the left of the city, on the line of the mail coach road leading to Bot- tom’s Bridge, a large number of troops were seen. The smoke from numerous camp fires was seen coming from the woods in front, showing that they were occupied by a large force of the enemy. Heavy firing was heard yesterday afternoon and this morning, to the left of Richmond, which wes probably caused by our gunboats endeavoring to force their way up James river. The weather is warm and pleasant during the day time, with heavy dews at night. The health of the troops continues remarkably good. Two rations of whisky and quinine are now daily issued. LECTURE —Jno.S. Rocx, Eeq.. (colored) amember ofthe Boston Btr. acd an able DAY EVENING of this’ wookeail 1oitant atte iNG o' wi instant, atthe Pisenth street Presbyterian Churoh, between 1 and K streets. ‘She friends cf humanity and public geners|ly. are invite’. Subject:—"A p eafermy Race” Tickets 25, for sale as Post Office News Stand, and city Book Stores m 21-3t* ene ‘THE UNION Seay ER MEETING Wil! be mi holden every day this week in the Luther- ity end H streets commouetag bt weseE ene and continued but'one howrs an” ‘OR $200 —A splendid PIANO, nearly new, Fon Teceuily cost $3¥, with steel ane cover, will be sold for two hundred doliar: essh. Cniy reason for selling, gting to laave the orte, aud can’t convenient!y remove it, rE et 434 I street, between 9th and 10th, m Steo' eee ]Q140les’ BLACK SILK TIGHT- FITTING is ee styles gad made of extra quait!y of 8. Just received MAXWELL’S N. B. 100 adaitionsl La-ies’ Bick Silk Wray pings. comprising all the styles that are new wet m 72 St Fo 870-8 heavy one herse WAGON, used wo ree Wagon ew, with gouty harness, will be sold 7 seventy do'Jars cash,or exchanged for. horse wagon. with e DAWSON & CU.. Geor; Manufactory, 164 and 166 Pi 5 whioh have been sn coted with Sreatcareand will ba disposed of at New York setsil prices, iS. J. MAY, 308 Pa. avenue. m 22-3 Between 9th ana 10th ets. Coane INST TY OUNG LADIES, 1527 and 1529 Spruce st. Philade'pna * , 1 h* reg wiar courss of inatruction embraces the Eveiush and French Langu: and sitsrature, 9 ifrequired, ard sll u ches which con- stitute @ thorough Eng.ish and french educst on. is the ianguaze of the family. and 18 con- Uy spoken inthe institute {tis the objact of particular attention, ard is taught from the rudi ments to the highest course of literature and oom- sosition The schoiast: en Cremsnoen nepten— st. Circulars, &o, can be obtained from Madame )”HERVILLY. Prin- cipal of Chegaray Institute, m2-éme biped 0f Ui _ a FRANKLIN & CO., OPTICIANS, ata Pean’a av.,(north mde,) bet. l#th and 18th ste. Grezilian Pebbleand Periscopic SPECTACLES sud EYEGLASSES. mounted in gold. silver or light — on TARY 7eLe a E Comparses, Opera ares, 1 0TORCO| matical Instroments, Stereoscopes and ws. sea Carveyare! faeraments t's seth eathes uw Tam reat \e| the lo ot Eastern prices. . m2-cotr rr HE CHEAPEST RLEACHE® COTTON T GooDs in THE MARKET! I have row in store the foliowine ver: oe ard 8) desirable brands of BLEACHED SHIRTINGS* ew York Mills, 4-4, is, ic * relish Long tiath, 4 snd 10 4 Pepperiil snd Btica. SHEETI vile aed Soto The above goods were ‘ht for cash at manu- faoturers’ prices, 2d will bersold ate yery eal on ked at the old prices. JOS. J. wai 308 Pa. enue, veiween — MARKET SPACE. EMBROIDERIES! EMB&OIDERIES! 7 Just Sessived 5 lerge and desi stock of Em- roideri 8 \f Sates ta Saabs tae ting si bie, Fenat fySaeeaicgee mdrC! ir 's. mobre léerea from 25 cents up, ee keroniefs, wehere peste Novo bok at oor iS per cent. beew ia piles, ‘will be so! & very wi it and every article marked in guun te soomtess * ent eS ie tee 6. ween 7th ry © cost; indeed. most of them are MAY, 45 Mark Y aaa Mar ‘ot Fpace, under Avenue p2oPosais FOR FUEL, vs Prentaemines ey min ee this i uotl ‘Monday, the 234 Cay of Duce. 1922 °| fame for suppiyii and oval | Jal w uhss. toa. D. OFFICIAL. ‘The polle willopen Bt 7A mand ologe at7 p.m, a a q 0 he ce Pen TEE ML OPSTER, 4, E. WOUNDED SOLDIERS 1N eo ce A: Carve Gomes TOES B conn At Stone Geneve! Hoapieat, Mey 16.__ Informetion aman panne ty ban Peehy Published im conformity with the resolution oa = i net ee. i ist N - ment from the United States Consul at Buenos | ~ of the Senate of July 16, 1861. 7 eanpets list do Cavalry s oa Ayres that the increased duty of two and one half | . mae P per cent. on all imports, levied upon an increased. Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, May 16 oa & - Hath de do... 3 za valuation of ten per cent., to be paid in cash, | 24 U. 9. Infantry -: 2] 24 VermontVolunteers 3| Ist Penn. 4 | Sot ‘went into effect on the ist of January last. do Artillery 2134 do de... 134 do S| esa Se . 14th do 40... 2/7th do 7 | 95th Also, that the increased duty of two and one 36 }s5tn do 40.... 2/8th do 7 | 96th half per cent , making ten per cent. in all, upon 2 ist - do Cavalry --14 a 2 | sem all exports, went into effect on the Ist of March 2 | ist Massachusetts Vol. 1)10th do 5 } 100th last. liga do do.. 1/Itth do 6 | 10ist 4 oh do dowel) 12th do 3 | 105th POS. “WILL BE RE- + Sie7th bath Slee ear ter ia er eg ee oe 1] as Geert Ptr in ISth street went from lili do -. 1/49th do 2 lin ue. Py canal to the north side of F. street north, and 1)ga do | do 215m do Sith do nl ‘8 new one ol +l} 40th ao 21534 do -3iga oe Sieh fo 7) ‘with suitab!e drops, man- The 2]ism do 1ls7th do site ao 3 ae | Mork to be constructs eS a 1 | tet Rhode Island Art.: 1)56th do 21aa do Gloom = do 6 ‘ ‘and 1 | 4th Connecticut 2iseth do 1134 170th do oak the” issioner of the W: District 1 do do 2) ith +4 3\77th do “9 it smoners. ‘Tio do 1 do 2} gun ao 1 do ae ot fhelSarveyor'e Utloe and ontaip a 84 New York Vol 1 | 24 New York vol.-: il7ist do 1134 do ajsem de ta heosssary fore proper und og of e,Work | 13m do do an —— 2] 34 do 1)92d = do weg tobeexeouted. RICH. W. H, Mth do 73a 4th do 2/9ith = do 2087 1 m2 Lint. & Res} yor. Jisth do i — > En 13 | Sth. do 1/98th do tt: 5 EY & CON i ith do liste do dJeint do yet ~ a re STANLY £98 ILLUSTRATIONS = « 1 isch 1 Sloom go 3 1a do . iis ¢e Aft GRBAT SOUTHERN REBELLION! |3ith do 1} 20, Ge Gaon a 7 | 17a do asa sie fess STANLEY & CONANT’S {th ao iat ae oo 2]}24 do do. Mia do do... ae = I Great Historic Fainting of the Erincizel Scones 4 beg l}aim do 3}10aa do 1 he me Png 2 +4 = 4 and Incidents of ‘War for the Pre- do 1)105thdo 213 3 = Py “4 > aorvatenl oesn in fa ae ae ee Shio7th do S}am do docicici saa do donne i FELLOWS’ HALL, va - HE Sism do do 934 do = do... 1 Ne —. ae 2/34 do ilem do do. ith do do.....- 1 ©n or about the 2th instant. Sut de ilsth do 31a & Go-noses Siem Go - : mente is eter Ee Tan, om do te 1] Bh 4 petesiay iim ge Aribesy =: 3 out of hostil Hes, and has been in steady progress | gin U_B. 2/100th New York Vol. 5|40th do 4lom do 1 =a capes oe eee ley snd Conant have devoted their entire epergies | Oth do 1/934 do 3i4th do 21 Sawemeitvien ; oath de him ry exit}. assist d by & large corps of the best art- a m4 6) ist Minnesote Vol sitet = -. 34 do alist Go Vetuntecw a ease or expend has been epared to] 34 do . lath do 1 Son a =] = &- mate this work ‘speei be—a complete | 4th do 2\sth do 7 io ° pictorial history of the beilion Sth do 16 4 Oh do do do. in it Bre comprised no! rited and elaborate | 54° @ {6th do Ist Massschusetts do do. pictures in great variety, by artists of high rep- ° 1/13th do Ii sn ry @ do utation, but slso many ingenuous and surprising | 34 do 40 liom @o do éo mechanical its, never before succesefa'ly at | 4th do -"lism 4 ao, tempted in ia kind : Ssthe move | 6th do .2 ao ac. ment of tr a, the gunbosts onthe | 10th do “3 ist do 9)10th do do Weatern ta Hampton 12th do - Sloum do -6lilth do do ; : 2 do ith do do. CT — | 13th New York Voi... 1|7th Wisconsin Vol... Siew ‘ PME beret givea nat Yn eon tie do do.... 2|2d New Jersey Vol... 2 a _ - = provisions of the charter of the city of Was! do 8/ 12th MassachusettsVol 5 1 — 4 ‘n election will be helt on Monday the 34 of 3th a a 6} 24 46th do. June next, st the weet wing of the City Hall, bare 2 4th do 49th do do. ment store, for Mayor. !o serve two years, one oh do soa do do. member of the Board of Aldermen, to serve two 7lom do s7th do do. ears, and three members of the Board of Common 21 ist do > do do. Boanctl, toserve one your: for said Ward. 1laa do ea a0 * do Polia will open at? o’clock s m gat close at? i bog |soa 4 bog Pe mi. LEONARD Haw Ava 2) ie eC, rites Sara 1] itestt viseess Sees Se m2 “Commissioners. oe ist New York vol”. (a 4 > RST PRECINCT—Notioe : parka fy thats eonbenter to the pro- ay 74th do do. virions of the charter of ‘Washington. an election 75th do @o will bo held on Menday, the 2d day of June next, 4 sist do do. at the School House, oorner of Third strest east 1 4 a nd A street south for Mayor. to serve two years 4 do ac one member of the Board of Aldermen, to serve . —y S two peat three members of the of Common 1 une:!,to servs for one year, one Assessor, 95th do do. for said Ward. to 96th do do 20th do do. do. do. HANDY, _m2 Commissioners. Forts WARD—SECOND PRECINCT— Notice is hereby mm inat, in oonformity to the provisions of the o! of the city of Wash- ington. an election will be held on Monday, the 2d day of June next, at the Schoo] House, on the oor- ner of Sd street east, and D street sayth, foe Mayor to servetwo years, one member of the B: of Al’ermen, to serva two_years. three members of the Board of Common Council, to serve one year, ard one Assessor, to serve two years, for said Phe polls will open at7 a, id close at? p.m, iL is will pen at 2 * ae : P. ISAAC C BARTLETT, Cc. F. CRUMP, m 22 missioners, EVENTH WARD-—FIRST PRECINCT— S Notice is hereby given eee a! col uty to >i 8 of tho oharter of the oily of = tion will be held next, at island Hallcon Vise; 6th and 5th do 34 do Bu Agenssor, to serve tee tence foracnt Warde Polls will open at? orolock &° im. snd gloee st 7 » H. Bal iN, OBIAH Ray. m2 commissioners. SEVENTH Wak D—sECOND PREOINCT— Notice is hy given that, in con‘o} aey to the provisions of tue Dg’ eae sleotion wi! held At Cliffourne 24 N-Hampenire'Vel 3/00, 35 2 | a5 lalicas CRTALEY= ASE PGK - Hampshire Vol. 2 ooo 3. 4 a Vol. 3ioeee yd do... 1 | 24indiana Cavalry... 4 noe rat Sougems 1 22th do = Voluni do. 5|10ist do do.... 6 13th do do. 2)42d New York Vi do. 5|lst NewJersey Cavalry 3 16th do do. 20/6 1st do do. o +m = cea 4} tom do do......10|/2d New York Car 2d Rhode Island Bat.. 2|10th_ do do. tia ea ei ged lstVermont Cevalry .. 2|4th Penn. Cavalry 24 do Volunteers 2\34 do do. 7th NewYork Battery. 6/1034 do Sth do Cavalry. 3|101thdo + 2/85th do At Indiana Hospital ( Patent Offes Washingion, 5 D.C, Mayle ith do do... 1/100th do mn Sey York Cavalry 1/934 do do. do.... 516th do 2/93th do > = o ~ ai ae oe 13thNew York Vol... 1|97th do ee. = 2th do = do... 1|ist New Jersey Cavali + 1/7lst do 1) 1th Massachusetts Vol 1|tat Mick ivan va. 17th do do... do..... 1|7th Indiana Volunteers 2)19th di SESESSESSSSSSSESESSESSSESSE SS SES SS SES SS SEE EROBERRSRERESEEIEERER ES EO EEERESREZEESEESE* 217th U. 8. Infantry 5/4th Vermont Vol. Hospitai, Washington, May 16. AUCTION SALES. ety ana oh atreets,corsnwoattige or yore | ik New York Vol... 1984 Penn, Volunteer. © (Fe other Anction Sales ve Fire Poel s 4 lo 10... tt? io 1 ——————— dormen: fo serve two youre: three members of fig] Ed do 2|Mott’s Batt 1 ARSE FRge P HOUSE AAD SEED Ay Board of Common Council, 'o serve one year, 1 oH oR: { One Assessor, to serve two years. 1 Avert ye. CRSDAY, the 53d instant, ‘The polia will open at7a 1m. 8nd o'oee at7p.m, 1 ad se and Bh ymeatnterr in Css RONIEHAN. J soth do D1j34 do Infantry. «22 1 ty Charon. fronting ot bon S58 H N, 58th do .... 2/dth Michigan Vo 1 Capes. hoving © trout of 30 fest on m2 ‘ommiseioners. | 63th do do. .. 1/24 Maine Volunteers... 1 and abont Jong; 8180, a Bhad FOR aE ea ee aigrdld, dark brown | 5 Penn. Cavalry’... 1/Sigual Corps......... 1 and fhe lumberje oft pond ease, ORSE, nd Bridle; drives 0 - Volunteers. 1 = 8 Bad for are of tongued and groo' Pg pg ee mr a @a do do Totel......cee000.43 ° bea 8 ‘fhe owner has no further use for him. T. Sry party wanting ae showy a horee as this oy sffords, thin is & rare chance. Inquire of J. HEATH, Herndon House, corner Ninth and F ats. m 2 3t* RRIVED THIS MORNING M&S. ROSSRLUS RESTAURANT, ‘BVYENTH STREET, 6th Fin ON, MA EL from the North, a =< BL RL. LO GR srk ATAPSCO HOTEL, ELLICOT?’S MILLS, Maryland, Is now open for the acoommodation of Boarders end Visitors, duricg ths Sum: Communication direct with W. daily, morning and eyevirg. od ' fi y oredaraer en For estas At Mount Pleasant General Hospital, May 16. —— 1st New York Artillery 3)11th Penn. Volunteers. 3 34 ~ Seven do 5th NewYork Zou: rent.ae it suits his At rez Saxe T: We vill sell about 6 baies of Hay in the houre. Terms cash. miéd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avots J.C. Mi Ls mph Sine § anp Lot in Finer DAY, the 2/2240 1)23d do 1/31st do 1/49th do 8|52d do 1 hasseu: 14th do Infantry.... 1 At St. Elisabeth Hospital, Eastern Branch, May 16. ee Sth Vermont Volunteers 4/Stockton’s Mich. Vol Auctioneers FRAME BUUSE ak>—On THURS y, eteor 2 8/934 Penn. Volunteers 7i57th do 1] premices, by vi oft deed of tr t 9 soriber, dated Jess, 2\734 do 22d New York Vol... s in Libeed SNe Tisitolios Sc, 1{1018t do Cameron Riffes....... 1|Berdan Sharpshooters. 1 Tahal ol the retell of ington county, D. C., 1/1034 do 6 | Excelsior Artillery Vol 1)63d Penn. Volunteers. 1 Square numbered eighty 19th Mass. Volunteers,10 | 61th New York Vol... 6/924 New York Vol... 1 ow York oman, between 15th do do 1 | Sth N. Hampshire Voi 1/3ist Penn. Volunteers. 1} and rur ning ¢ 115 feet, together with the 20th do 3 ew York Vol.. . Hampshire Vol 2 "Terms : 0: rd : the Mass Sharpshooters.. 1 | &5th Penn-Volunteers. 1/5th Michigan Vol.... 2 12 mouth, Sith ere cane pmmainder jin and 6th Wisconsin Vol... 2 | 13h New York Vol... &|Sth Penn. Cavalry... 1] Go uenwag with 7th — do do... 14 434 1|16th Michigan Voi.... 1] All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. 10th New J. Vol. 2 2) 106th Penn. Velunteers 1 eae ABERT, Trustec. 7th Michigan Vol.... 1 2/49th New York Vol.. 3] Sp2t 2w&ds J.C.McGUIRE & CO ansts. 3 4 1 1 1 4}22d Massachusetts Vol ~ m2t Im* Eliicot’s Mi bap tg arahy Ist Exoelnior Brigade, 5/44th New York Vol 7 wae TORE 2 4Ys BUSHELS 7|Lith do 1 lew Yor! . Commer Sah ait, BABNARD. A sore. 2 500 ¥. 104¢! di 3/7th do arenes and Street, °"'For sale in lots to suit losth ao do.... 1/5th do Arti! T Weary aan ARES. AND EX KDAY ‘Maw omnts per bu: New York Zomnve In- A ith 0.8. o—ey Z MORN: G, May is, wo snail sellin front of cur m2) st* jon. 9} 1s ry. — Ist Penn. Rifles ...... 4|U.S. Engineer Corps. 1 2 very five ‘ie and Harneess Mares. one be- 8) OFFICERS ATTENTION! 34 do Volunteers. 2' i athe bo a al a ae 1 Lente toan Oeios. baring no further use, FFICERS Of the Mourted Se finds} Sth do Go seve 2) — Total...... 222444220 assethteiica | Stemse ee Hexen, fall and complete eet of EQUIPMENTS tor salt * wrgloreeen eo pda (ET WAL! R : and horse, of the very best styis and make, by 1n- th Matne Volunteers. 7/4th Vermont Vol ..... 1) —™: -___WALL & BARNARD, Auots. | gmring at Grover’s Theatre. ‘Fhey will be old cheap. the owner 3 T aeving retired the bas no farther use for them. ae nee mao I ZO DEALERS! N Store 159.000 DOMESTIC CIGARS, at prices ranging from $9 to 830 per thousand. As ear goods are all made in the best manner, With good stock, our Cigars are tuaranteed as re- Presented, or the money returned Ard as we keep a ory steadily employed, we thiuk we oan offer to dealers inducements eguail to any to be found “rire North. @ood ‘men Cigars at $5. ‘ors are invited to call and examine our stock and prices, GEO. W. COCHRAN. 395 Pennsylvania avenue, m 20 6tif East of Nationa! Hotel. WEEE A NBu SERROETOWN Notice of Oneal Of Diels sf Babeceiption With the i3th seotion of the act ges Pe rg seetscscecessssecssessecces At Douglas Hospital, corner of I street and New | Gist Penn Volunteers, 1| Jersey avenus, 2 2 a <4 é << nef I iy WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, 1ith New York Vol Wotal.ces.. sree. South Corner Sv. and 9th street. a ae ae x . ENFUCKY STOCK, BKOOD MARES, Heer ated Xeck Vela : ee 3 Stun BSS WaT oR at Aotee — 7 rf a . 24th inetans, 3 bd ms At General Hospital, Judiciary Square, May 16. 3 . We will se’ in trout of the Auction R : 1/924 do se 8. seeuy 1 y Kenteoky Borees, somprising— 1/934 do * Tine le ving Horses, 7 Sth do do. e doth = Mthdo do. 1 Bay Fusoahoe Stallion, 6 years old, of fice atyle 100th §=do action, 1Biack le “= Pony. suitatle for Saddle or Harness. m2? WALL & BARNARD, Auots. By J.C. MoGUIRE & ~~ A pues akGSnio HAND PANG POR Tas, Gapranrans Toots wos APUROAY MORN: Be ‘Mth, at 10 0” win frost of the Avo. list do do ist 4> Cavalry. 1la7th ton some. we shall sell for account of whom it 2d Mass. 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