Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STA BUILDINGS, Werner of Peansyivanie ave. and Biewenta sireat, ar Ww. td. WALITAOHR: Papera served in packages by carriers at $48 year, or 37 centspermonth. To mall subscribers the price Is $3.50 a year, tm advance; S2 for six mcnths; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 centsa week. Stn- gie copies, oxg CENT; in Wrappers, TWO CBNTS, {7 Avveatregments should be sent to the efice before [= o'clock m.; otherwise they may mot appear until (be mext day. LLL I TT FROM GEN. McCLELLAN'S ARMY. In Caur B HMOND, Sa’urday, June? The army be Richmond still tgby but withtheelementsnow. More anfavorable weath- er for speedy aud successful operations cannot well It was by the greatest good for- te thet Sommer, on the last butmem- . ceeded in getting over the If {t estou shed the enemy then to Tearn that he hed crossed, it is equally surprising.to ns new to learn bow he didit His rearmost bat- tery wrgon Fad scarce been Aauled off the floating and prriious causeway of logs b-fore the rushing waters stergt t ers away, making huge gaj in the work, and rende-ing that avenue of a) proach entir ly useless Thrice wes it repafred daring the three follow’ days, and as often was it swept away Officera and men suttered for subsistence; Wagens were not able to move an ln¢b; Bettom’s Bridge ines arin ave way, ard the Grst eabatanttal crossing was by railroad bridge, wh! vas se repaired by Tuesday mern- Ing a8 to.admit of the passage of infantry and cavalty this week uniil yesterday we have ra maddy, impassable road short commons for men a: t progresses; actaething is daily done; = will b+ very brief; the seas of bieod shed on the bard tought fleld of Pair Osks w Nn soon per! administer before us the ign f s and Pope have hickahominy over the tier, eo as to ve of intantry and cavalry. The be teo highly appre- ty after the Averell’s, file, wi the elev tne road curves [Special Correepond-ue Heargoakrens \aMy oF THE Potom 6, init —Within the past iwe weeks th situations of the twe opposing a> - materiaily changed In Chickabomiuy river was neither party stepped, b since thea materiailycbanged. The vattle at He House, and ite rewiits tm raining Central Railroad to Ashicad, o place tn our ssion atly wataral deienses on our r 2 th irta, of Philatetph putting that ned the rbt wing, whicn, Chicka iny, is there iy preveots the rebels ediwely bordering or seadty vanding parties across the sumerevs fords and bridges ar right rests In force on Meadow’s bridze, five miles nortbnorthwest ef Richmond, ne crossing ef the Centrat heuce for four m down it-holds the northeswteru bank of the ri with three bridves At a point weet ef Rich- mond, aix miles d‘stent from it, eur forees are acréss the river, anc to the seutb- Ward until it strikes the Ja river The éntite froat of the army is a ae::ment of a te, with » the left being led by gunboats » from tae city, the right 2 «sotel, at Meehan iwaville and its vicinity, distant milea, Tbe Riebmend and York River Railroad ruening order {0d Savage's station, a short tance across the Chickabominy, left wing with provisions arqd wing ts supplied from Ditpatch a tions, polets near the White House, from ‘which s‘ations there fsx wagon transportation varying from one te ten miles, accerdiag to the distance of the troops. Under cover of a he2vy fire of artillery,.which effectually silenced the Reb-! batteries, Gen. Smith y rday crossed the Chickahominy at a point were dur treops "had previously erected 2 bridge, on the left ¢entre of cur line, He bad a large force, and met with no great oppositio The policy of the campaign seems to be to gradu- 4, at favorable apportuntties, from the left right fvery division eross- nrerand nearer the right wing. About one -balf of the army have crossed, aud Saturday and Sund ty’s confletom the jeft wing, whilst it a sitghtly adv: position, so led the Rebels as to effectually {nsure the y of all the Federa! troops across the stream. ‘ontinuers artillery fizbts are teking place be- tween the ba! es of the two armies slong the five miles for which the river isthe boundary. The f distant from other, and as the stream and swamp arein a er depressed valley, each party can see across to the oruer, ob<erviug the eff-cts of the shots and the movements of the treo ‘The revels show most miserable gunnery, aad intuese con- filets they are yenera *he losers, A dozen or twe Fedcrat stelis erally a} e tneiy bat- tertes, and we can inetly see them runst back tinder cover of the woods, sometimes draw- tug Rhelg Qanuon efter thei. Save on rebel Fy which fell in General slocomb’s camp two ys since, net one pf any thrown causes ua the slightest dam4g>. They do not fell short, batthe revels have poor narkemen of inaccurate guas; not one | bave ever seen treappeared to be fnad- curatelysimed. Gur gamers show théir superi- ority at once hy meking the enemy desert their the rebels, in any of fiver, every forc us a eces. We atways have the last shot, aud wsuaily send them corveting afer asqued cf fiving rebels, whose powers of loco motion are intmttubie. Weare slowly buteurely progressing,and every day drawing tlosereround Richmond. from oce the sreat: om toeir is to run away from our Siscuran Faxcy —The West Chester (Pa.) Republican records the death of an old man who has kept bis coffin in his house for thirty years. Uatil within a few years he resided on a email farm three miles from West Chester. On one eceasion he cut “own a fine walnut tree growing on bis place, “iad it sawed into the cofia was inade from 2 portion of the lumber. Without communicating bis purpose to one he too% the board to ayabinet maker, béd the cota made, and one day it came home while he ‘was absent, cansinz cousiderable consternation ia bis. family. He was rather an eccentric person, bat aeighber anda yood citizen. Last week this oncomforiable reminder of death was breaght forth, varnished, and be-was carried in tt to the grave. " iL?" By the mistake of ai cheste?, rf a quantity of @ sold ta tbe Methodists for communion. the quarterly meeting de and the effect was frig! silage. says that alth ter, sinners, uwing hearts, did laugh. n at Win- ine Was It was when it was taken, bi-wen's scious watt wasa mat- the hardaess of thefr tr. Miall, the edftot of the Non-Conform- Yet, Bas befa presented with £5,000 bis friends, whe wished to testify their «ppreciation of bis twenty .years’ servicers in editing that paper. This custom hos not yet been iutroduced In Amér_ tea, but when it ts it will not we re sath: to aay, be oppused by the public’ press. " 7 Siace the commencement of the war the total sumber of vessels captured by our cruisers Btwounls to 167, consis of steamers 14, 9. Darks to, brigs UW, a hooners 110, soo) This ts exclusive of veserls of war sud gual captured or suuk Ja battie. 1" The Mempbie papers of th» 2ist and > have long fc*ters from imth. One of them states that Butler's “iefamous ordec” bas tired epee incomaate be | * GG army wis “fired.’’ 1a other werds, Xt weat off —Leueseille Jownal. ots 5d cw who were. bome i now well, whodto trtend <oreamree thelr reviapedta avis! 1h war 1 whea they will repart te dtew weil pay, é IFA the battle of #alerloon the a! 17 Vernon Bramnbeversttt visht Vermont s she wm ke cOdresies at Backing tan ant Gre wr tw. ot! eelpas pints de ja lavied tepior a aING 16 eee Pore —' ‘ne offer’ 1¢8 of ties Dyvcesc of New Y ork! be Augusi, 1560, amounted wo 850,000. A Even “s, XIX. COnINTH. Corinth fs one of the neatest-appearing and best- latd-out towns tn the Southwest. It is the capi- talof Visbemingo county, Missiesippi, situated six miles from the Tennessee line, and very fa- vorably located. T'nere are neither bills, ravines or swamps In or near it It is surrounded b: 1] woods, but 1s eesily approached from all sides by State and county roads. The Mobile and Ohio and Memphis and Charleston railroads pass throug h the southwest section of it Corinth clatms the dignified title of city, and annually elects a mayor and board of councilmen to contrel Its municipal affairs. Its yr before the outbreak of the war, was 1,200. The streets are very well laid off, and handsomely shaded with trees; many of the houses are brick, some of them three stories high, quite as well built as those usually foudd If northern towns of similareize. Many of the dwellings have well- cultivated gardens in front, and despite the sad surroundings the Sowers bloom full aa@ fragrant, as if delicete hands had constantly been near to bestow upon them nourishment they could not get from the flery skyoverhesd. ‘The houses were found nearly all deserted ; hee and there a family of the poorer class had remained, but not twenty all told. it must not be understood that the Inhabitan's fied on the apprcach of the Federal army. ‘They commenced leaving when the Confederate forces arrived, more than two months ago, and | was told that many of them would now return now that the Federals are now in possession of the city. Tishemingo county Court House, over which the Union flag now waves, isa three story brick butlding, which before the war was priy- cipally used ao a Secession meeting house, when two or three gathered together in Jeff Davis’ hame, to concoct plans for thetriumph of the Southern cause. When the war reached the great State of Mississippi, however, the valiant ¢hivelry found it necessary to convert it into a After the issue of Gen. Fremont’s ou, some excited individual hoisted Lisok flag over this edifice—it soon gave .owever, to the yellow one tel in the city of Corinth. It ts House, and is a very fair It bas not been, however, map of busy Hfe—its fluctu- sand its vast concerns,” as Cowper expresses 2 of a hotel, having bees converted into a ‘The inhabitants of the lave been supplied with water from an ar- 00 feet deep, bered about 2 years ago. > taste of the Water drawn from this source 1s not very pleasant, however wholesome tne article In itself may be. is uo creek or stream near, and the arny was greatly inconventenced on thi SPECIAL NOTICES. oe Barcne Hare Dre! Tre best in the World. Wiltam A. 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Quen Wasiing TON. 20th May, 1862. ae ‘wil he received as this ofize ising wood and 1 totne U. S . ned at Washiugton, D. ©. from lat SULT, 1862, 10 30th June, 1663. £he wood to be good merohantable Oak, and to be Gelivered, piled. messured inspected atsuch poicts within walls of the Marine Bariacts. as bed by ae rary Marine to t ea ees at a Commanding Marine to us. j aod Sere erie aoe = @ said Commanaing pon the quarterly re- gh + stating tl r or alte of las ance regi intinos. comumiand ned by t¥0. ty aout N. 5 —On the payment of be admitted ton Oocupted ana 1h whack aoe cng a iar rats nies to visiters ond groans af cloegd —_ m Just,» VED AT No. 16 MAUKET Space, Benue Sveaue, between’ sth and and pth riggs Ladica’ Last- fase yueeanand Bajurn Gastar a3 Sg TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. ANOTHER BATTLE WITH JACKSON'S ARMY. Advices received at the War Department stete that Jackson’s army attacked Gen. Shields’ ad- vauee on Monday morning, near Port Republic. **ecor#'ct is eald to have been maintained for « oct four hours by about 2,000 of our men against the main body of Jackson’sarmy. The enemy’s force became so overwhelming in number that our advance wes compelled to fall back, which tt did fa goca order, until it met the main body of Gen. Shields’ command, near Conrad’s Store. As acon as this was effect d the enemy in turh re- fired. The fighting is riid to have been very severe, and the lors heavy on both sides. No further particulays have reached the Department. A private let'*r s*ites that Gen. Shieids haa previousty succeeded in destroying a large qnan- tity of suppl'es befonging to the r: bels, found at Milford and at Conrad’s Store. The damage by the recent rains, including the carrying away of bridges over the south branch of the Shenandoah river, materially interfered with the commissariat arrangements and the move- ments of troops. An Account ef the Battle. Luray, Va., June 10 —Col. Carroll, commare¢. ing the 4th brigade, consisting of the Pith Penn- sylvania, the 11th Pennsylvania, the 7th Indiana, and the Ist Virginia regiments, altogether about 1,600 strong, reached Port Republic on Sunday, and reconnoitered and found the enemy in the town. They had a skirmish, and concluded to hold the bridg They ordered it not to be burned, and put guns iu position commanding it. At 6 o’clock on Monday this battery was opened eres by some twenty heavy guns, which were placed in position during the Rone Our forces tried to reach the bridge, be extrem to destroy , but were met by storms of bullets, and hed to retire. A large cavalry force crossed and attacked our troops, while their infantry followed our men, opposing them at every step, after driving them back with heavy loss; but our numbers, after General ‘Tyler’s third brigade arrived, were 80 much Inferior to the enemy—theirs being at least ve te one—thrt our position became go untenable wes impossible to hold it. We were, therefore, compelled to fall beck, our boys fighting every footof the way A. *r fa"ling back some three or four miles, a bedy of cavalry were cont to attack us, but were rc_eived in such a manner rs to compel them to retire; after which the engag ment ended, having lasted about five hours. Our tess in killed and wounded is not known, but it ts large, 1» that of the enemy. We lost a large number of prisoners Col. Carrot horse fel, injuring the Colonel badly, and Capt. Keily, of Gen. Sbicide’s staff, was also much Injured in the bead. Se reccived pratse from all who witnessed his conduct in the action Col. Buckley, of the 29h Ohio, was badly wounded. His men charged threc times te ob- tain pozseesion of his body, but it was carried cif by the memy Gen. Asbby, cf cavalry notoriety ly killed during the fight at the bri le rt cavalry terrible bi yas itive- over Mid: Capt Keogh charged with a body of » and held the bridge some time during a storm of grape was one of the most hotly contested en- gegements of the whole war, as is indicatcd by the loss compared with the numbers ex.gaged, who fonght like demons. Two regiments from the first brigade arrived in the to assist tn covering the retreat. The Pioneer corps also erslated. Cel. Buckley has arrived here wounded. FROM FORTRESS MONROE, Fortkess Monrox, June 10.—Heavy weather, unusually heavy for this season, again prevatl: ‘Phe steamship Belvidere ran foul of the Britiah steamer Jason, in the Roads this morning, and had one of ber wheel-hov: +s and part of her after upper works carried away. ‘The Jason waé not mech damaged ‘The steamer Louisiana, with wounded coldicrs, will sail for New York as soon as the weather is favorable." ‘The “privateers, who have been on board the Maersachusetts alnce her unsuccessful trip up the ames river, were this morning transferred to the steamship Fuiten, which will take a number of the wounded soldiers to New York zs soon as the weather permits. General Burnside left here yesterdey afternoon on board the Metamora for White House, where he was this morning when the mail boat ler. He would proceed to headquarters to hold a confer- ence with General McClellan The Port Royal returned to -Roanoke Island last night. A grand Union demonstration by the citizens cf Norfoix and Portsmouth will be held to-morrow, at which Governor Pierpont and other distin- guished speakers are expected to be present. THE LATEST FROM TENNESSEE. Com. Farrragut’s Fieet Reported te have Pa ed Vicksba: Memruts, June 9 —Matters continue quiet here; It is reported Ubat the rebels have’ destroyed a quantity of cotton at Madison and Wilsburg, on the St Francis river. Cairo, June 11.—The steamer De Soto has & rived from Memphis, having left last night. It ‘was reported there that Com. Farragut’s ficet had passed’ Vicksburg, but' was compelled to return below the city on account of Jow water. Gen, Mitchell Reported te have Won Anoth- er Victery over the Rebel Pear ng: pee Jdgat « Jona dispatch from iro to the presidgnt of the Chicago Sani Commission saya that Gen. Mitchell had seed other brifiignt victory at Chattanooga, Tenn. which the enemy were completely routed efter two days’ hard fighting. No particulars are given, Later from © pe. Hattrax, June 11.—The steamer Africa has arrived here with Liverpool advices to the 3lst ult. She has damaged her rudder in the ice off Cape Race. The Freach army in Rome is about ‘to be re- Gpved to a single division. The English conservatives in Parliament haye collected ali their force for the purpose of upede ting Palmerston on the retrenehment question. The ship Sue had arrived off (Queenstown, bound to Glasgow, with a cargo of turpentine, marge the blockade of the Georgia coast. In House of Commons Mr. Dineeey ave notice that he should call attention to the rel fatlous of England with the Federal and Confederate States of America on the 27th of June. Reports from France say that Capt. Bonaparte Patterson isserving in the Mexican expedition, i¢ in high favor with the Emperor, and it is con- ij that he may Prove a more acceptable cai didate as King or President of the Mexicans than an Austrian ce. Breadstufts. were 64 higher si Tuenday were er sinee ry. Wiest has advaneed 34, and corn 6d to high, Relief for Starving Women and Children. Sr. Lovrs, June 10—James E. Yeatman, Ag andre the Western Sanitary C: Ly mo} recelved a dispatch from Gen, stating that hundi of women and cbtidren in the vicinity of his operations are in a tarving conditie: “ibeie Brakengs and. brothers baying a been Into the tabbed ofeverything, zens of &t. Louis for relief sufferers, Mr. Yeatman laid Gen. Halteck’s dispatch before the ‘Union Chamber of Commerce, and $2,000 worth provisions were immediatzly subscribed, and 2 committee appointed to receive end collect ~ OF money to buy it with. Similar pre- ceedings were had at the old Chamber of Com- merce, and liberal subscriptions of provi and money made. The citizens generally fur- aishionioee yh yess ag tea a ype ad ar ances the hospi mer Empress, w! leave for Pittsburg Landin to-morrow, will be heavily laden with food for the safterl erners. Contztbations from WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1862. FROM GENERAL McOLELLAN'S ARMY. McCieLian’s HeavguaRTERs, Wednesday, June 11, 1562.—The Ricumond papers of Monday ave an account of a skirmish near Harrisonburg, in which Col. Ashby, of the rebel cavalry, was Killed. Col. Wyndham, of the lst New Jersey Cavalry, was taken prisoner. 0: turday Jack- son was at Port Republic, ia Rockingham, from which he would retreat when pursued by the Federal troo; The same papers publish the oe sof the killed and wounded In seven rebel teg! ¥ e weather still continues unfavorable for military operations. It has rained every other ‘ay for the past two wegks. The water in the hickahominy has not receded, and the roads are In 2 terrible condition. 1 CONGRESSIONAL. ‘“ os XEXVIlth CONGR ESS—Second Session. 4 —_-—— Serate.—Afler our report closed yesterday— ‘The bill regulating the appoiatment of Lieut- enants in the Marine Corps was passed. The Pacific Railroad bill was then discussed and postponed until to-morrow. The bill providing for additional medical cffi- 8 fof the volunteer service was passed. ~ Hovsz —After our report closed— ‘The bill regulating the pay and emoluments of pra officers of the army was postponed uatil Friday. ‘Lue bill amending the act of March 23, 1: amendatory of the judicial system of the Uni States wes, after some amendment, passed. Mr. Bingham offered the following resolution; which was adopted : Whereas, information has been received by the Government that Hon. Benjamin Wood, represen- tative in Congress from the State of New York, and a member of this House, has been engaged in communicating or attempting to communicate important Intelligence to the Confederate rebels in arms against the United States: Therefore Be it resolved, That the Committee on the Ju- dictary Inquire into the alleged conduct of tbe said Berjamia Wood, in the premises, and t that end sald committee be authorized to send fe Persons and papers, and examine witnesses upo! oath, or sifirmation, asd be authorized to employ a stenographer. Mr. Delano reported the bill providing for the ction of jurors to serve in the courts of the District of Columbia; passed. Also, the bill repealing the second and sixth sections of the act of December, 156, prohibiting the circulation of bank notes of a icss denomi- nation than five dollars in the District of Colum- bia; passed. the joint ployment of convi after some disc Mr. Shettteld offered a resolution {ostructing the Committee on Judiciary to report a DULL providing { beresficr courts martial shall not enter o tbe peultentlary any persons for offences com- mitted against military law, and providing for the discharge of ons now beld inthe pent- tentiary by virtuc of commitments for offences not Infamous at common Jaw; adopted Mr. Steele reported the bill toextend the charter of the Wasbington aud Alexandria Keilroed Conneany: r sed {The bill gives the company the privilege of erecting @ passapeway on either alde of the F Bridge for their rozd, which shall be provided with draws corresponding with those now tn use, and to cxtend thetr road alony Maryland avenue, First etreet and Indiana ayenuo, to the Baltimore and Ohio depot, they keeping the streets along which the road passes in goed repair, and pro- viding suitable crossings for vehicles, &c } The House then went into Committee of the Whole on the pt authorizing the location and erection In Washington of a peniteutiary, jall and house of correction. Mr Moorhead offered a resolution requesting the Secretary of the Interior to inform the House the nomber fost of the names of the military Prisoners in the penitentiary, ae called for by the resolution of the 6th inst.; adopted. Mr. Loomis, of Coun., introduced a joint reso. lution setting apart the lith day of Jane and the I7th day of September, as days to be observed by the people as national holidays. [Che former Is the anniversary of the day on which the Ameri- can flag was adopted; the latter the anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution ] Pending the consideration of the tesolution, the House adjourned: solution r lating the cm in the penitentiary; which, was pasecd Ppeorosars FOR MULES. Drrot QUARTERMASTER’s Orricr, Corner of 18th and G strects, Washington, 5 June 30, 152 SEALED PRoPosALS will Le rsovived at this ofiice until Saturday, June 2ist, at 12 o'clock m., for furn- isming the Government with (2.00)) two thousand Mules, to conform to the following SPECIFICATIONS. a ALL to be( 14) fo pom 8 and over in height, Piva sixtus to Over (3) turce and under (9) bine years of - > (Oxe cixti to bd over (2) two and ander (3) years ot age. j ALL to be sound ‘serviceab's Mules for draught purposes, Deanna: ‘The ful! name and Post Omise der must appear in the. proposal Aue 28 pate in the mi i ofe the names ofallths les must Appear or tie bd will be con- ae the individuel proposal of the partner al roposais from disloyal parties,soill not be comsidered, And &n Oath allegiaacé fnust accom- pany each 2. P mi 1 address of the b Fe ast jad to Colonel D. H. 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This exceliont Fam{ly sad Mews Joarna: -s+ ining © greater variety of interesting resding can be found in any other—is peblished ez Friday morning. Farus—Cash, invariodiy, in advenes It invariably contains the ‘Washington News’? that has made Ths Detiy Evening Siar clroulate 80 generaily throughout the country. 7 Single copies (in wrapper) can be pre’ cured at the counter, immediately after the asue ofthe paper. Prico—THREE CENTS. AUCTION SALES. By GREED WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. \RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUA inc Lor —\'naer and by vii tue of adeed of truct m Crarl:s Werner and wife to the subsoribe: oearing c: the Soth day of Mav, 1:9 and duly ri oorded in Liber J, A. &., No 177, fajion No. 422, 423 Qnd 424, one of the iaud records of Washi 90: » in the District of Colambta, wo sha’) 89) vee oa MUNDAY, x P Lot bey's subsivision of - fronting twenty-five (25) feet 0a north D street and running back one hundred Sud cieht (ice) feet On let street west. coutainirg 2 re fee! Purchas? money 1 18 months, the pur ohaner to give notes bearing interest for ceferred bay irre ye deed given a dooei of trust taken to seoure payment of the Ail conveyancing at nost of purahsser, JOHN P. FRANKLIN, jes-eod GREEN & WILLAAMS. anots, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. OMMISSIONERS’ SALE OF VALUABLE Kea bstare —By virtue of an order aud de- ores ni tha C: at Ceurt of tue Vistriot of Caium pas. mthed hdavof May, A f) 1882. in the osse of John 8. Hutton and others, for a division of the estateof Isanc G, Bu! t bp, Geeraned,' No 177 ) the anderrigaed Commi: sioners will offer for saie at Pubic Auction. on THURSDAY, ths 19thdsy of June A 18. 5 o'clock p m., on the premises. a’! the right, title, interest, both tecal and eeuitanie, of which the 6 ‘utton, diet, sorzed and possessed litle and interest of tre parties in sai 1, in, @nd to tne following real oatate. viz: iy ‘est part of Lot rum ered twenty one(21) in epeerere abered two hundrad and fifty-four (254) of the ground plan or piat of the city of Wastine. ton. commencing for the »amo st the northwest Angie of 8411 jot, (2i.) thence running south one hundred and fifty nine (159) feet tos th.rty foot al- ley; thenoe east along said Alley thirty #1x (35) fest eleven (11) inches; thence norih snd along ths said filty nine (£9) feet; thevos west ten: 10) fast eleven and a baif (113) inches; thence nerti one hundred (100) feet to F street nor est aiong said Bud & Hail (Lids) inohe piace of beginning estimated to contain 4.774 neuare fe with the improvemants thereon, oo: smal! Brick Houses on the rear of and frorting on the publica ley: a! «f the aewer interest of the widow decease idin atieets west, inthe city. '@ cath; the residue in 9, 18, and 24 mon T giving bir bends for the deferred payments, parabie to the heirs and widow respectively, ard bearing interest irom day ofsale. Lite deed to be retained until the whole of purchass money is pail All Convoyancirg at ti aser, LU cost of th x DER, BUS AL MR mimissionern jes eokds WALL & BARNARD, Aucta. By THOMAS DOWLING, Aactioncer, Cc# NUCBRY SALE, of the Circort © seiling asa Court tn which James Wardo Irene Vaneeiver and att ‘= defend 1 offer at public sale = Tras ww ESDAY , the 25th day of June next, at ¢ “ ternoeu, tne fo lowing cel of ground, house thereon, now oceupied s Vaneoiver beieg part ef Lot numbered 157 and 12), in Bealls andition to Georzetown. heginning for the enms on the west aide of Green »trect, and at the end of 175 erly, foom tha ht west corner of ‘ad dd @reen streets, theciy with west « thence westerly nad p: 12) feet, thpnee borther.y atroet, 25 feet, t street, n nei é es Fag s-ourity. to he Tur '. terest from the ° ~ ane. All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. i ry F, ona ute! ir PS & toe, _m23-dts THOMas DOWLING “Aust. 4 ashy ARSENAL, May 24, 1982, i POSALS, to be endorsed gre posals for Coal,” will be reosived by the neder signed until 10 a, m., of the 4th June, forthe de- livery of 40 tons best A cry md Cunpreriand Coal, “run of the mine ” suitable for burning in the fur- nace ofa Steam Engin? and Blac bs delivered and stored away in the Coal House at this Areenal, free of -xpsnee to tne Guvernment. Gne brat load must be de'ivered previous to the Wthofjaly, and the remainder previous to the ‘Sith of September. ia62. Pay mont to be mace whe: been delivered. 6 m 24-sot!: ths nea, to the whole shall have D, RAMSAY, Lt. Col, Commanding, (Rep. and Intel, MURINGER’S PATENT BEEF TEA, A solid concentrated extract of BEEF AND VEGETABLES, Convertibie immediate! deticious soup. Hi pppent Fnsatcian \vspitals for the restor Wounded soldie; ‘This admi: form ail the alarce buik of mest and ness With Which it diaso ye: mire heures of, sratio: a ao to theurual methor te an Rovartage ee ay commen lie ons obvi to ni ighly nourisnio ie, lioacy, renders it invaluab! | fee meat and veg Soy climae, It is peguiistiy well travelers by land and sea, who can void th: sceidental eorivanions Gt s fortadle meal to f or invalids, whose eapaciozs appetite can thus be satisfied in a m te For #) en exoursionists {2 whom beth a8 Will re- its piness Bud easy prepsratio For ali who would eooromize ture and ttou! and are mindfal of the truth that “minaise arete gold dust of time.” only. by the inventor, E. SALOME ER, and for eae by our. sol SSIER & CO. Nos 10) 148" ‘Sout avenus, hia, Sonal spplicatious for tho Beef #ea must be P. S.—The artiole is Frovered in Sakae. of sbout pounds each, packed in tin eB ‘six pounds each. | i ll make five pints jules. DEtAwage state . Authorized by “An aot f the feet of Interual Lmprovembnte in the State of JOHN A. MORRIS & CO,, Managers. Class 264 To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, On SATURDAY. June 28th, 1962, A iii L | Heep yin OFFICIAL: PARTMENT OF STATE, Wasuineron, January 25, 1868. The Secretary of State will hereafter receive Members of Congress on business on Saturdays, commencing with Saturday, the first of next month Jan 27-08 WILLIAM FB. SEWARD. ee aS Office Mistery Buptrintentens Raiveads 0.5. Steere April 18, 1862. No Passenger Train will be run from Wasbing- ton to Manassas until further notice. D. C. McCALLUM, M. D. and Bup’t Railroads, U. 8. : W #0 CAN Pall To caLL HARE Y's roe STEAMED OYSTEKS, CLAMS and CRABS, He ins just received vessel load of the finest Chorry Oysters and Cams of the season, ad ap 18-tf vessels to receive ey second day which there w.ll be po osuger in using them. He will a) band a | rtm : p PEO ASBO) Sisting of Bil Kim - ewan) M yaters, by the orinctioaily sealed tor Mammoth Orst Wash eon ek ATAPSCO HOTEL, ELLICOTT’S MiLLS, Maryland, Is now open for the aseommodation of Koxr i Visitors, duricg the Semmer season amuntestion Girect with Warhing ton Uaily, morning and eve: . s moderate, For for eas 4 CHARLES 8. FuW IMPOKTE. ND RETAIL DEA SiN HUNA, GLASS AND EAKTHEN WARE, ine Cutlery, Sapauned Waiters Viated War Con! Ou Lamps. ol Chimnarn and Wicks, Ne Lanterns, &0., &0, fin Chsuver Sete, maim 80410 4 Fellows’ Pali) 7b at. Cvrs ON aud bey your outht of SPRIN a of 4 R CLOTRIN ali the tianshes wa neltsh @ud french adusston, f ~ant 16 aon Mis the olyeot of tsnght from the rod: - “Phe echoisstie sear Septem- ner 15th and closer July Ist. ra, &o, cag he obtamed from Madame HER VILLY. Prin- cipal of Chegaray Lantitate. ma4m DK. JOHNSTON, ALTIMOKE LOCK HOSPITAL, Has discovered the most Ceriain, Sp-edy and oniy Effectual Remedy tm the World. FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE LET NO FALSE DELICACY PRBVENY. APPLY IMMEDIATELY 4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, IN FROM ONE TO TWO Days! Woenknoss in the Raox; Strictures, Afeotions the Kidacys and »daveluatary bieoha: tency, Gooeral Nervousness, Drs Ideas, aipitation if rembi: it. N ae ‘flection: otis hreat, Nose or im. ae or Bowein—thore ie cis c t orders ariming four, Pie ce these Dreadful an eh reodor M&rriage impoeribie, roy Body and Mind. YOUNG MEN ty who have ms the victims of Sol:- That a and destructive hantt 7 Slly Sweeps to an untunely grave thea- ere ig Mew af the most exalted talents rt net t intel who might oth: age ha’ ente ced ¢ Seainn ethynders ticguence, oh war eostacy fivagire may ysician. OFFICE Ne. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST. dere frog te going fromm Haltimore street.a few DR JOHNSTON, Mosier of the Royal from one ee nated L eden, Paris Pitnastei aki ved’ some bf thermos aet "* TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. oung mon and others who have injured 2 REMEDY FOR ORGAN. Dia POTENCY “4 Temety weat ness es eured Bad full wee > ave bees iame- travoier returns. DR JOUNSTOMS iG WRAKN. By tlus creatant {xe organ are