Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1863, Page 1

\ THE EVENING ST. AR 3% PUBLISHED EVERY aPrennvon, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED.) AT THE STAR BUILD. Nes, CORFRH Pes N'A AVENUE AND Lite STREET, ay W. D. WaALiuncdH, pales ac Papers served mt per copy. puckages by carr yer month. To mail subseribers the ry in advances $2.59 for J wad TOT bass cents 2 woex. wit wrappers by ¢: er 33 cents per mo rs Xt S44 year, or Singie vopies, Wish or without wrappers, ewocenrs. | &F ADVERTISEMENTS 8} office befere 11 o'clock x net appent rntil the next day, i | i Td be gens wo the erwise they may Soe eee es FROM BiLWUS FEVERS, MiASMATIO INFECTIONS, AND Siurnaxn Diegasas.: Bo you want to restora your health by Bitter, Dix- gcrtingand Poisoners Brags, Liquids or Powters? Weld it not be better to try that Sure Remed;— that Delicious Restorative, TORBAY, or rather the NEOTAR OF TORAY (Huxaaav}? Ured with moderation, trat unparalicied Wine ginddena the heart of man, restores his nerva, dis- peas the lingering rhadces of old discases,acdworks | curen anadmirabie as agreeable, i Feu can get it genuine, pr at nd unadultersted 8. C. FURD'S Drug Store, 8-1m 250 Pepnsylvaniaevenes, ar, IRON FOR SALE. vu. o> Bir sasany Basnxva Oveion H St., Wasiiarton, Ma 4. The endoreigned will receive tenied 7 hy Thon of S38 g2r-2749 — of pew BATLROAD | 6f pounds to the yard %67%-2240 tous of the above is at the Cambri Malis, Johnstown, Pernsylyania, acd the dalanc: e722. de at Pittsburg, Pexnusyivania. in case a bid is accepted, the party maiing the | — will be notified as soon as practicadio, Jf | days sfiersush notice the party shall | xa to inake paymentin 9 Sycinment fun@s to the undersigned, the Ironfor hich said bid was made shail be subjact to sale to 4i] bids must be se: wy other person. aied and directed tothe un- Cersigzred, Weshingion, D. C., and indorsed “Bila ter Railreed Iron.” The right to reject any end all bidsis cxpresriy Ty ii] ba reesived ag above invited until June BS. at which time a decision will be given a OBINEON cae and A. QM TON. BD Notie ia here: given to persona having charge of horses belonging to tha United States, that the Quartermaster’s Departmen’ hae esis be reepousibie for the removal of dead als unless immediate notice of the death is given JoEN "1. oe AN, Superintendent Ninetesuth Street Ss | ier. j When Retice is so given, dead Goverament a: | mals will de promptly removed and receipts in { caaliesie > be given By the teamsters. . B. LACEY. €. S ig ry ae Ss: MAYOR'S OFFICE, ‘ay 18, 1853. EALED PROPOSALS will be ri ved at the Mayor’s Office until toNpay, the 26th inst . at 12 » clock M., for Gray ¥ street west. from & z »oust be nine inches in depth in the center, ing to four incher at the sid and after b: ereded ard graveled to the ction @f the Commissioner and Assistant canes loners, ah! ing Twentiath h. The gravel he thi ghly raked and roiled ida cabic yard for gra: Tha wravel muse No pert of the appropri: cept issioners that t ed. upon t te of t he work has by FR nd Chro yor's Orricy May 16, 15 Bosca: ALS will be received at the until 12 M., May 25, for grading and gray ee north, xi 7th 'to Hith etrects weet, aust Be nine inches im depth ntre aud tapering to four inches at the side: eet after vein eTaded and ersvelled t9 th re satisfaction of the Commissioner of the Y god Apcintant shall be iborougily raked aad 1 i adders inust atate the price ser cxbie yard for | greding and per square yard for gravel'ing No part ei the appropriation will be paid exer t npen che certifieate of the Commissioners thant. & work is properly done, INO. P. GARNER, missioner Third Wa CHARLES EDMONSTON, RUSLE D, LaRNER, Assistant Commissioners, fRep. & Chroa Eo my le St heap-st aud best s TIONBS¥ and FAGOY 3. re presented in thi e trade and public i ine or steck and pr - in part. of th ee of HOOKS, LSS ever be bat tlera. ‘The ct cay shee most 1 Photograp: Albums, Ts! S). holling from a) Vorttolios, cap Books, Pocket xen, & & those ‘alebrated Dominoes, 2 Beoks, Writiag Desks, Work § The en er is also agent io Anbrotype Copies of Pain hich a large assortment Giye usa call. WILLIAM BR, RICHSTEIN, 273 Pe. avenue, ty sts .. Washingto! Be Nationa! Hook store, Ty 12-27 bet. Nth aad ?: To vrrmiis ANDO Reuas tvs OF THE Parents end friends living ata distance can bave the bodies of their killed in battic, ores who mey die at the hospitals forwarded™ sam io them in IMPROVED AIR-TIGH? COFFINS, moderate charge—Kinbalicing, Coflin aad Box from $3 to $35, and no extr on her be th st Ail oréers prompily atten WHITE. Undetaber rand Embalme: 297 Bst..corner vd, W: my §-2w* OPHAM’S 7 , T facade TRUNK MANUFACTORY 499 Suvaxra 8t., Wasuineros, D. 0. Silver Medal swarded by Maryland Institute of timore, November 7, 1850, Also, Medal gota Sedhanto’ ‘s Institute Lem constantly maak 2nd always, aR ave on hand, of the best ma- terisl. every Sesartstion of Fine oun shine D BOX, kas PACKIN TRUNES BAVELING 2 BAGB HOOL BA’ TCHELS, &@ BLLISSIZER. rea z CANVAB TLO We weakets of Congress ‘Travelers will please ie my i before Laphid elsewhere Zruoke that are made in other citi euvarion LEATHER sod DRESS } FRUNES mads aeons COVERED and REPAIRED at shor? Goods delivered bey of dower b= to any part of the “rs Georgetown and Aiexandri Be AND SHOXS : TO SUIT THE TIMES, ‘We ste now manufacturing all kinds cf BOOTS aed SHOZS, and constantly moviving ssup- pir of Eastern- rosde Work of every aeseri| Xion, made expressly to order, and We eold'at a muc h lower prices than has b Feretofore charged im this eity for much, inferio BOOTS and SHOBS of Exsters ware mints ay eat Sada goed sore or weut in store od au the ae ep 5-tft orne gl ac avenue. AGES! CARRIAGES !! Came capeseian ‘a ha won hand and daily receiv- ty a ane spsort mentot F. EST OuAsS Btn aks mate. by the dent-build: errinthe country; conristing of nd sulendid foll Csleche, one Jaleche Coach, Brett's; four and six + font Hochaways and Germaitowns, Loat Wagons two or Sone persons. Wocae Phaetons, Plain VF AND eth ous bat ite CON A A ttle w oiee several splentid Bleighs, all perchased for each. 25d CAD etree siasiegaia ene Lose who soon at No. 09 Pennsy! pe Aa YouNe. nae phen. W E hsve no" full stock of GENTLE- "8 BPRING Ov nCoaS BUST RSS SUIT: anu i SUITS, NG GOODS of ae areata 1D! with the same d of neatness, style and de cee, katt eade to 0 er 2 A» Rene berees shear ae t hand Tenth etreeta, 3) ap 1o-tfif DENT gr Be, ATEN, ih. 109 baxes OO AMA “oui, re eT vstional Scap an Green street street and the Canal, Gscraeto ren ‘puoi sap ggr oumarzn ras | Erime Seafy SLOP aa Sener bih,. Bure Wee Chester BUTT HEESE, 14 cts. per & 00., my6 Corner odo per: D streets, ATCTEION SALES. _EUTURE Days. ; Y ASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY. MAY 21, I86:3. 3,193. = \THE.WERELY STAR. + nie excelent ¥a jy ana News Journal, Varlety of interesting aun en de found in any oer, is publishes on Priday merming. in invarintiy comsins the « Washin ows” that has made The Deity Evening S ; Jaie so geneyally throughout the country. | i i ' Single copirs (in Wrappers) can be pros onred the counter, immediately after the } issue ofthe paper, Pri ‘Tunxe Cexrs, DRIES A cen eae ee a AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. « TELEGRAPHIO NEWS, FHIS AK TERNUGN 45D TS-MGKRo GROVER’S THEATRE. By J.C. McQULRB & OO., Auctioneers, TPRORTEKS FALK—A. DESIRABLE RAICK De betwee: = peliern on £ srauxr Nortr, WOTK STRERT West —Uo BATURDAY. "AFP RRSOUS, ee wd, Los, at 5 eo'clovk,on the fate rome py vi trust to Geteber. 158. and duly recorded Ne Liters. No: 164, ei 227. 2 recor. #1 ail that part of sot snmbored bine (3,! in S numbered three pundred aud seven-tbhrea ; Uvtizwat Waanington. in the District of Ge! on I street north, betwesn Sth eng weet, 15 hain’ wit to a 15 feet alloy. aTess to uo of a deed ol th gay ry the subscriber, dates a ard 229, one of for Washiegton County, D. o. 6 upoe the map er aan of feet ard 4incher. andr fdth. to th Ww: ing back the Gres of &1 “Teel re] Ginches, therightatagreas and the rear of asia preinisea by the s Together with the jephovements, COnBIBtI got athree Stary. und attic brick Terms: dwelling. 2 $1,260 in esch: the remainder in 6 and 19 rentha with intorest, secured by a deod cf truston me con’ Fis the terme of sae are not com pit five Gave te resell ir. myid remises, 58 of parchdser, with within thereafter, the trustee reserves the right at By ee and pasetee of tho 2 aetentting 2 TWO FHECKLES. Trastee +.6. MeG UIRE & a" Aucte, veyapcing at the ex; Ey GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, a ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On MONDAY next, the 2 ii, in front of the premise, commencing st 5 | SALE OF AUCTION, h instant, we shat! o'clock in the afternoon, Sixteen Building Lots in subdivision of square No. 441, aged 6th aad { from the There I drained ky alle, s, and in an improving part of the city, being the next eunare to the terminus of the cet trilrond 7th s Terms: Geccmnan ace cle: lots are locnted on the proper grade, well One th menths. for no’ anc deed oft y c my 19-t <& Wi LETAMS, Ants, By J. = Gee IRE & Cv.. Auct Sere, my 19-dts By BOTELER & WILLS ane A LF oF VALUABLE PRO (RE {Gn TURSBAY AFTERNOON, at 6 o’cloc north ha wellb Te my V4 iit Tam au wires the risk and cost of the default 0 COMPROMI ach company will be organized as prescribes AY, the 29th day >, the schooner loc? . we wiil aot on the edie If of Lot No. Tin street west ne street near K tree {ter bre days notice ic @ pur- EN & WILLTAMS, Aucts. [| TREASON of GRE SE TH TR. ‘ALTORS NOTICE. sthorized by thy Secretary of War torsisa | a BATTALION OF CAVALRY fer Special ser- o General Orders No, 125, series of 1562, Ail officerg will be selected and appointed by the Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval of the Secretary of War. From tke peculiar nature of the service required of this Battallion, nene but sober, honest and in- telligent men will Le enlisted. ‘The best, fieetest and most serviceable Horses only will be used. This Batiallion will be armed with the new cel- ebrated Repeating Rife, discharging fifteen shots per minute. For further particulars apply at No, 217 Penn, avenue, _ey ll-im L. C. BAKER, Colonel Commanting Battalion, T MATTERS NOY! ‘Whether the hair i: <= & WARN 4 certainly change it without loss of time and without any wash or preparati IT MATTERS NOT! | Ris COLOHTEIC will Mehsdustty ion, It never fails to color eenng all othersin quality, durability and aa Wholesale and cats at BOSWELL’S Milita— ry and Fancy St ‘Agent for V ore, 302 E street, near 1ith—Bole eS and the District. my 9-Im x Washi HEATON’S ELEMENTS OF INTBRNA- tional Law; new edition; by William Beach Lawrence. Vatiel’s Law of Nations, TaHBMOrS! '3 International Law. x qropely = € 's Contraband of War. London. ightsof Neutrals. London. Wheaton 0 on the Right of Search, Loadon. iss? Peay Hantefenille. ations. London. Law of Nations. London. nterpational Law and “Laws of War. Quelques questionsde aroit Inter- national Maritine, aproposde la Querre d’Amer- igque. ‘aris. Gackcte Droit Maritine International, 2vels, aris. ‘jlaber—Droit des Gers Moderne de l'Europe. Eerie, De Cussey—Dictionnasire du Diplomate et du Con- bul. Paris. De Cursey—Phasgs et Causes cease 2 vols, —Guite Niplomatiaue. oe Code da Droit Maritine International. 2 Woolsey 's Laternational L my Wz. are now iu recs! riment BOY'S van CHILDRENS. CLORHING of the drear at attention of parents. ap Tt thir PRANCK TAYLOR. “BOYS Capt apeteR the nt season for ni pede which we invite the STEPHENS & CO., between 322 y Penney a Avenne. vent ts. prs KB: TRUNKS! pocyes: fe Valires and Traveling Bags in great va- riety and very lows ev a rpg od Ww & Bd oe Dand _ sp Ti-Im* 506 paler oe Odd Feilows’ Hall, Vv. L SE HAND Toad i BEST S TBA ‘COND: ! S7t,and order pe he = ap.< Sy gar duringrthe the aie for nie eins rehoe my 32 cash, or upomessy of 3 Sole Depot ate yn Piands "TXonr, ap o-t B SALVOR, FROM NEW cargo at the foot at. MORGAN & RHINEHART, Agents ~ HTH | Hyenivg | By GREEN & WILLIAM®, Azctionaers, ae ae HALLNOAD LEPGT FOR Bare — evid os 4netion on ths 8, OF TATURDAY A PRRNGON next, the at baif- say) RV ENING, May 2, four e’ molacke ail the original veivef isthe in equare t73, in Wasbicg'on city. except the EAST LYNNE. aie rer ye Apprepria ie tora aciey. a, Ferurth appearance sae tarinidg Young Bean t fronts ldo feet e8 on indinna avenue, ani tifa! ac = about 150 feeton Firet street weet nnd coufarns LUCILLE W ESTE! he saua;re feet. ei iva gocd situation for a lar, hovee, and is near the eee! ‘Terme of sale: Gee Rotor, with intercs: goed cf tee wi required vo secure Who. ssnieted by See aN ENE aTON AIL * Shir, OHARLES BARRON, and the entire company, will appear in BAST LYNNE: YaST LYNNE; oR, THE PLOPEMENT. SP NOTE —Mr. Grover b bas the pleasure te an- neunce that improvemrrts in re! kotel or ware- pot, f cash, &nd the residue in F six ané twelre montns, he give and Saeed of trust e deferred paymente. IT the terme Of sale are For compiied Wilh within ‘bree ser aiter the day cf sale. the owner reserves to himself the right to re the caid property at any time within thirtydayr from said day of ale, atthe riak and cosl of the first parciaser, upon xiving Give dave? notice of sncai-randed re-aste, | it te hy inrertion fre times im the National Intolli: COOLEST THEATER IN *MERICa. | wonecr, pudiishedin Wassingtsn city, oF at his foment = aris | AFTERNOON rext. May 2!, at | the eaat h ; Government ¥ Re } for ments ee ni cf the General Post Ufice De } truston the p i 2 fren: and running back 115 feet to a wide the proprietor's} option and without aay Ratice wastsogeer to apy one to consider euch vale re- cindec. { Aileonveyance xt the cust of purchaser, i By order of the Proprietor wy lid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aneis. U1 a 2 to thi LUCILLE B WESTERN, In x . SP: corse ri TRE MYBT ERIOCS RpRan R. CIRE & CO., Auctionee: ting Ferneylvania avenue end Ninth st. y or NEXT 0 THEGENFRAL Post oF Cugnen ar Ki i ox the premises. on Zu ORSOAY FOX Sak. sold at Aucti ‘tave Manager end Adveitiser TONIGHT, J&CE EHEFPARD! JACK SHEPPAR JACK SHEPPARD! JACK SHEPPARD! Fitz Simmors... tfof lot i in square + This vaiuable corner lot i fecton E street. and inches on Kiphth str 2 south front of 25 front of 37 feet 6 proper eoded by th isa part of lai Tited Ntates to the father of the the year 1799, sad woon Waatit gaia ait nas ounis, ai tixand treizs months, au at the cost of the fUMBO J By | anes JUMBO JDM! i & li E spa w. sa, ! i AND F.— the District. and by the request c: f; Win tb 2 wes, On the notee eeenred thereny, the undersigned ‘ ne ist day of tees will Fell. xt public sale, in frent of the premi- | ely after the Saie of the property in ESDAY AFTERNC DON, t the Sth day a 3 advertisement, the sou'b part of 1963, 8 ae “past 6 C’cicck, Lots Nos, | Lot 7, 7. in! es ware 26: LOVELY BAD! 25.96, 27, 28, in Bquare No." i$3,in the 2s feet ¢ inches on Thirtees.th street Soares nerd city of Wschingtoa.” t_, Few houses Bave s+; fin LOVELY LADIES! This property is well located in 2 part of the city ding ge th LOVELY LADIES! where real estate is :apicly increasing in value and | in very Cesirable eituer as a permsnent investment t] PUDWORTH, w earenue aod 7. THE GHEAT ORIGINAL! teent hwest of the b A | The honses bay: re: BiG SHOW! yt «4 into the HIG <7 ! dave after the dav of sae. then tha trn Sear a8 tee Eaten five into the £16 SHOW! tre right to resell at the ze and cost o: Verme cf eaie—one third cash, and the residue BIG SHOW! chaser, after five days’ nO! in notes with interest, at six t £iG SHOW! Conveyancing and «tampa a purchases" ‘sexpensa, A deed will he given, anc a Laat WM. AR Trustees, | quired, to secure the def ferred. rayment CHEAP PRICES! AB. Y, DAVIS, i onveyance a7 t OBEAP PRICE myé J Cc. SGUIRE ‘x co j my i CHEAP PRIC ° | CHEAP PR: i 5 COOLEST PLACE I. THE GILY! ALL FULL OF WINDOWS! Pr n 25 and 5) cents. “WASHINGTON THEATRE. CORNER 12TH AND C STREETS. ERA 1N RISTOR UNCLE TOM’S CABIN AY NATIONAL Capiran! al FREE SPEECH! FREE PRE R£E PEOPLE? By J.C. j ESiRARLE! TEESTH CuEKIDAY my Ht opp FEL LOWS’ HALL. WCRED; 7 with interest, seey paises. we Ts umes ete pos? A:l conveyane my 3-4 twelve month: iven AMERIC VIEWS OF OT ON TI JESDAY ALTE Also, will sell, in A 2 st AvCxio 2ith inst.. xt50 premises, Lowi, ike er Third SANDERSON’S RUSSIAN WAR! EXHIBITION WED: D SATURDAY AETERNOU LS e'ciock. Wa Admission 5 cente ; Reserve Seats, 50 cents, ren: i5cel 5, my 18-lw* irusten the prem my Wend de UG. WALL & C0.. Aucts. By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Anctionsers, }XECUTOR'S SALE OF IMVROV rie pPROP- FRU OR Fy pETWeeN UIT 5 Op TURSDAY AFTERNGON, wclock, op tbe premises, 1 shall ‘gall part of L in tquare No. fronting 19 feet on F north, betwaen HetB and 13th streete weet. and re ping Tack 8 feet 6 inche wide alley, tozetber wi n the improvemen‘s con- sisting cf # three-story Brick Dwellice House much out ¢! repair, but wil substantial and we.l- built walic. Terme caeh, wr m a _I.¢ CANT ERBURY HALL, mu LAN _ Av. REAR Eix7u Brauer, Wu. E. Birm...... st $3 A GALL ERE nN GALLEY Davreuse in the Worid, The great Canute ry han been filled te repletion every hight with enthusiastic and delighted audi- ences 1A ro neee vines ee pyres eciation this wonderful Terpsichereap Article TORRENTS OF APPLAUBE Great ances of MIaS. AGNES SUTHERLAND, The celebrated Scoctisa Nightingale. The beautiful Bi) tary Bullet, tees by Mous. Sze tay entitied W.PAIRO, Excentor. PUIRR ee 00., Auets. OON, May 27, aan ot we shall se ol lock op at ® idder, Lot 3 by arts Zand 23,in square Me 25, touting rempsccalt cn cert Omen ean ce EEN eS d street east, to be snbdivided into convenient aunares GALLE’ building lots, 80 Lots 27 and 22,in scuase No. 724. frontin, exch bi feet on 24 eirset east, between Roreh O ant mi blic House led to Lu will ise erate GELLE te VA one astisted 7 Bei ies npoeggeey ne, Manis, and Mone, 8z0LLos 8. ANMETRONG. THE ERAGTINUL CORES DE BALLET. First week of the ress Senos and Negro Per- Mr. J. H. BUDWORTH, ar each evening in a choice selection y, LOt 27 is improved by a ba os fogeha N with outbuilding, Pres Lote will be sub euit purchasers, lso Lot 2, square 72 fronting aboutos feet on Masrnchasetts avenue, between 1st wko will ap and 20 etreets east, running througa to D street, ‘Ne xt [sO xeN: Terms: One-tnird cashjremainder, in ¢ and 12 | Oia tee ee eee ea DM ORTI months, with interest, secared bya deed. of trust ‘The Juvenile Corkographer. th ay Od yO. McGUIRE & 00., Ancts._ By BOTELER & WILi SON, Auctioneers, EREMPTORY SALE OF OITY LOTS.—On THURSDAY AFPERNOON, Ma: 1 al Ss o’elock, we will sell, at our Auction Rooms, Iron Ball. the following described City Lots, viz :— Lots No. 14 and js. in Square 1,022, fronting 69 feet 6 inches on Maryland avenue, between 13:8 and BILLY BOYD, The Irresistible Son of Momus. Ly seatnon to the above erect attractions, TUE STA MEANS CANTERBURY, M’LLES AUGUSTA. a ScARTE, The Fairy Stara, THE GREAT cou! ar OF BEAUTY, Kate Harrison, Julia Richménd, 15th stresisienst, Lily Crandon Luey Clifton, Lots No. land 18, in'Square No. 1,033, frontiag each rr i 100 feet en north © street, between th street is Eawardsy 9 eDEsON Woibert. east and am avenue, The whole of eguare northwest of Square No. 1,133, embracing Lots No.1.2,2,4,5 and 6. fronting on ap gvenue, north C street and 15th st, east, Lot No. 6. in square No. 1,035, fronting #5 faet on Capite! street, between sth and lath sts, . 1183, frout- ween 1étp and Tne great - median and Puatdminiet, who will ar as Paddy nin phy ONS. J. B.D. SY, 3 The renowned Maitre sah let and Pantomimist, t TROUPE. WILLIS CRBierRone the talented and versa- tile performer, whore varied acts- hate stamped him ry of the greatest performers of tne age. re YLVA3 CLA Bh, the popular Inter! &e, ke. The enter rtainments bale Crees with the fa- US EXITEVAgDNZ enlitled ae iRWStiWAN IN INDIA. Paddy liurphy (with song). G Ko ket, se map-catcher. e Lot , (corner lot,) in Square 2 isa it feet on norin D street, ete eant, Sale oF tively without reserve. my lb-d&da ‘Terms cash. nor BOTELBK & WILLSON, Ane HIDES—HIDES. ILL Be sold st i Auction, ov every WEDNESDAY and URDAY, we il o'clock & m,,atthe Wkarfon dy utreet, Washington, ai! Governmen Beef pec Nena neinecinioes BY ih. iy notes, to he pald at mara ‘reanury 00! ee asia st atthe Admirsion % cents ; Orchestre, Arm cents; Private Boxes, (holding ix.) $5. ‘Chron.J Lt. Col. and 6. Pane D Doors open at7o’cicck. Performance at 8, was Year T a A GRAND MATINEE ox 8 LORS BATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 20’cleck, ork Pest For Lapies AND CHILDREN, — The advertiver kes —— When the great Canterbury Company will appear, stantl Ch. os = ‘ERS, fresh EY lin ewery day, He will oxen fresh botel an grinste fuinities oan 8 ome gun Navy Yap. at Sop lereet eniatsAvely ito & WARD AS wae, undersigned re: announces to clubs, = loth and E sts, y 15-Iw* societies Fifate ee Abat hie HOP, ALEX. WOLOWSKL H Bar eee | ‘be at the with the meant poole disposal for Pic _ and “other witertainmen estat inl iw at ie Bogibgncd Soe sen ne Peralion zone inone’ef aes is new and rip! ,Which | in or areund frum of ie ean met oa snocess. Todt cs = ee a a Sli pag isc st sou, eas anes eae m He and Pa Fires ee 7 451 Tenth st.. etwene my ny 152 w wy H-Jmn" 2 PRERSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willarc’s Hota} BB0RsaD Grove... -. .__.._. Mansons tilatien bave beer made in (his establishment which now render SP =z BF Atrission &, 25, a te, N wa THE ABOVE SSLETS OSTPONED UNTIL cnerae ces ented reste. pene y ie eae VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Proprietors tee ASSOUIATED PRESS | DISP! ATOHES) “The War Tenne MvunPREEenoNo’, Tenn.. May i9.—Itis s pected that Ge. Bargg’s inte demonstraiion on our imimedinte front was to cover a movement ofa partofhis forces io reinforce Vicksburg. Nothing, however, is positively known to the xa tual withdrawal of troops from General Toge. Colonel Dodge, h Tuscumbia, say 's there is cut little doubret soreemreuts tor General Pemberton trom Georgia and Ghaxteston, General Hurlbui teleg: raphs he Jearns trom Rebe} sources that Geners! Grant has burned the Mi-sissippi Siate Horse. The des- patch is so worded that it ! Ss moe in doubt sae ther the city of Jackson, or only the State Honee, is destroyed, A despatch in the Atlanta Inteigencer, of May 15, saysa fight had taken plicoat Raymond, Miss, 6n the 12th inst, in which ihe Rebels under General Grigg had been beaten wilh & heayy Joss. Ameng the kiled was Coljonel MeGavericky, 6 of the t¢th Tennessee. Loyal League Meeting at Aibany. ALRANY, May 20.—A large and enthusiastic meeting was held at the capitol to-night i or- ganize a loyal Union league. Thos. W. Oicott presided, assisted by one bundred vice-pres dents. Judge Hurlburt reported reso. which were adopied, setting forth th country deseryes the unconditional support of vi Joyal men, and that the admin: ration must be Vice, criticism and censure should be tolerated, all demonstrations of 2 hostile or disloyal enharacter should be repressed by all practical means. That the meeting looks: with disgusi pen all spolegists of hens compliment thr: those in the field, jou at the checring new: Lovusvi11 Me ception of a torce consisiing of eleve an regiment: under the rebel Morg: the south side ot the Cumberland, ai th attempting the inyasio: dat headquarte the rebels It is thonsht that rnt Vernon, So: elsewhere come froin 1 Morcing Gen. Rosecrai Tennessee. 8S Monroe and Suifotk. dE, May 19.—The steamship . Spe in Howe, sailed for Newbern this a adier Ge i 1aG “ieee Sox Sea- en repaired, the last td Eaptist Mis CLEVFLAND, May Union comme: ed it- annual meet- of New Yori, the president, eft red to the condition was ow ne by Those dno crowd. ‘cali tions have been Zz nelAVil- n Wilson, was t Shear @nd un other places ypposed murderer is under ar- Davenpor ‘YY were both ctery Peint Tyler & Vaulkner’s phaiiug nil, in this eity, aba four dwellings, t yesterday. The foreman of the iowa: vioksiy injured, and two workmen their legs broken. The tota! loss is about Rebel ego be LOviIsSvILuE. h ed im Louisville. » Gallagher us s on their rd from Dixie, and lar; ge quanti- ties of meats, fish, Wines, etc., in transit South through this’ city. 2 MiLiTany ARRESTS 1N BaLtinore. ; Kond, George Showers and Cor re y esterday arrested b; elius the inilitary authorities upon the charge of being Knights of the Golden Circle and expressing sentiments hostile to the Federal Government. They took ot allegiance and were set at liberty. Shower, jr. and Jacob Shower refused to take the oath, nd are sul in confinement. George Erbe, on the charge of having dealings with the Rebels, and Charles Marshall, of Wheeling, Vi.,a paroled prisener, were sent to Fort MeHenry to be disposed of hereafter. A man named Seibert was sent to Fort Dela- ware. Mrs. Perrill and Mrs. Norris, who were arrested « few days since and ordered outh, left here on Monday, after having their baggage thoroughly searched. Nothing con- iraband was found therein, but upon their ar- “vival at the Point of Rocks it was again searched by orGer of the military authorities, a cont and goods, yalned at $100, found secreted the trunks. All the parcels were confiscated for the benefit.of the Government; and the parties are, no doubt, convinced that the blockade running is a damaging business.— Amerwen, THE PassENGER RatLway Srrie.—The strike of the drivers on the Madison ayenue line ot the City Pussenger Railway, was brought to nu end Wea y moriok. he board of di- rectors had already fved to pay the con- ductors 5 and the drivers $1.10 per day, to 20th instant, yesterday. There orition manifested by the strikers to prevent ose who refused to strike from work- ing, aud one Iman was foreed trom his car. Marshal Vannestrand witht a posse of police, soon restored guiet, and day the ‘whole number of cars were on route.—Bail. Sun. mr Over four hundred cl citizens of the parish of St Mary's, Uy redeemed from Rebel rule, have taken the oath of alisginnes voluntarily. ‘ori a9 The wife of John Otts, of Wilmington, Del., committed suicide last Friday, while in a fit of melancholy, brought on by religions ex- citement. uF Gen. Ward B. Dnrnett. bes heen desi. nated by the President to organize the troops of ‘the Stato of New York, now being formed under the Governor, for Senviee, in the field. aw Col. Ki has the Army of Potomac, lered. command of all the mou Taen “on ninsula. Puente OWS an el ave Haplas Among her pi sengers } 18.—The American Baptist | FROM THE SOUTH. We have received scopy of the Rivhmeond | | Sentinel of the i6th ius: and copy the follow- j ig from its meagre columns: | THE WAR. | Vor severs! days there have been yomors | here that Jackson, Miss, bad been evacuated t by vur treops, and occupied by the enemy. U. { ‘day evening there had been no offici ion of the report, nor had the agents vf the Press Associstion sent us the imtelij- gence, Ti anything rurther shall come it will appear under the teiegraphic head. Wah our present sonrces of information we Aye me ‘dined 10 believe that the report is true. -Ot Rt all prepared to wrigh th: since of the nct, if it be true. An articl: ich we copy to-day, irom 2 Missixsipp paper, will show that the possibility of ~ suecersiul daeh upon Jackson by the enemy has been understood br onr people, aud the im- portant Tecords, é&e., accordingly removed. Ts, imctend ot a fying party of this cory Grant's army had been allowed to take pos- session, as is said, with but small resistance, it muy bave been to seduce him a re away irom the Mississippi river, whence ne his supplies. “But itis idle to speculate in absence of all data. Nothing remains but to hepe jor the best while waiting for the news. Jdeckson is 2small town, containing in 153i, but 1572 inhsbitants, It is 55 miles trom the Mirsissippi xt Grand Gulf, by the road which Grant traveled. From Vicksburg it is distant 143g miles, by the railroad which connects them. Canton, whc--, report says, Johnston has his headquarters, i: 23 miles north of dack- son. We bave nothing to report from Predericks- burg to-day. FROM THE WERT. {Frem the Jackson Appeal, May 9.} Coutirmation of the destruction of the Fea- eral wagon train below Alexandria, Ls., and sequent falling backot thearmy,reac hed last evening. No additional inforima- on at the moyements o7 the antagonistic forces me io hand. «OF THE LATE CONTEDERATECONGRESS. » Confeder Congress adjourned sine dic the night of ihe Ist in: The | nest important measures passed during the | session Were & taxation act, for the support of ; the government. the army and the navy; acur- i rency act, to promote the funding of Confeder- i ate neies in Confederate bonds; the impress- | Inent act, to wuthorize the ure of all produce lor army use; an act to organize a general staff | for the zrmy; the formation of a new flag, and the adoption of « new seal. The bill raaking is a penal offense to buy, sell or circulate United States bonds and Treasury notes, or “green- backs,” was rejected in the Senate, on the | ground that the constitution did not authorize i Congress to provide any punithment for the | crime which the House bill created. The acis providing for the election of members of Con- gress by general ticket, to authorize the con- scription of resident foreigners, and for the repeal of all naturalization laws, were also Teyected. The joint resolntions offering of pence to the Northwestern loyal St | deieated in both honzes. | The Railway Conmunications oi the South. The rebel papers inform us that heavy rei , fercemenits have arrived near Jackson, Misis- | sippi, from Charleston and trom Georg! | cc-operatuion with ihe rebel force at Viel sksburg will render the cestrnetion of Grant’s army But with Jackson in our pozsession, 1 reinforcements to reach vi ksburg, and with their railroad communi- ‘ation south and west cut off, it is quite as difi- cult for troops to reach ksON, or, indeed, to comeé within thirty miles of it, at least for some weeks to come. On the northeast Grierson has destroyed the Mobile and Ohio railroad at Okoloua; on the | cust he cut the came read at Enterprise, as well #s the Southern Mississippi at Chunkeyvyille, yenty-eight miles trom jackson; onthe south cestroyed the bridges, tracks, &c., of the ippi Central Hiazlehurst, Bahala, Biookbaven ard “ummit, burning, also. along the entire line, for a distance of over forty miles, ali the curs, engines and other rolling steck, witho read, even it repaired, would be nseless, and whiea the rebels cannot replace. Thus reintorcements, (reach Vicks- must march long distances through a ry which hus beeu swept clean of sup- gud must, moreover, fight and de tin the cpen tield before it would be pos- sible toi yanction with Pemberton ai the ieitl stenghold. The serious injuri as inflicted by Grie: tatement, are yet more consider the grea m ol Mississippi, as a practically destroyed. In of railroads, valued | nese the Grand Gulf and Port Gibeon 3 Dud, winich cost $120,000, and is in Jength, is now wholly in our The Mise Central, 157 miles costing $4, entirely useless ud must remain so, from sheer | wentof ircnand other material necessary to is aoe an aS thus inflicting a vast cienly exhibited if w © he rea from Memphis to Grenada, ninety-nine miles, and costing $1,149,319, is also useless to the enemy, its northern section being under our control. The Mobileand Ohio road, which has a length in Mississippi of 283 yniles, 2nd cost in alf $8,174,000 cannot be used vontinuensly, and is of no value, so far as concerns the transportation of troops or sup- plies to Northern Mississippi or Tennessee. So the Memphis and Charlesten road, running through the northeastern part of Mississippi, bow in our possession almost to the line, is cf no use to the rebels, our occupancy of the road cutting off theirarmy in Tennessee by that ronte irom all: communication with their inland reserves. ‘Thee facts show us clearly the immense ad- vantages which the forays into the heart of the rebellious States have given us in our western operations; and if now onr eastern comman- ders would but possess themselves of the moun- tain ranges running trom Penngylvania to Georgia, thus isolating and cleaving in twain the Confederacy, it would in six months inevi- tably fall to pieces were not another blow to be struck.—V. ¥. Posi. A Hew Stony.—The following story is told by w paper in Stockton, California: he of opr prominent republican citizens is now engaged ina singular controversy with one of his colored ‘brethren.’ The dark-haired ‘brother,’ it appears, owned a hen, this hen visited the prernines of her master’s white ‘brother,’ and thereby hangs a tale, The said negro’s hen then laid a nest full of eggs upon ihe republican’s lot, and commenced setting. The said Republican, having some chcice Spanish hen’s eggs, took advantage of the hen’s situation, and removes her own laid eggs and in their stead placed the Spanish hen’s eggs. In due course of time tht eggs were hatched. But now comes the irrepressible nigger, and eemands both hen and chickens, claiming that the former is the mother of the latter. The re- publican demurs to this, and puts in a plea that the real mother is the hen that laid the eggs. The nigger ‘don’t see it,’ and points toa Piece: dent where his old master, Judge McGee, ‘when a womsn sued iora ‘divorce, gin the children to the woman, ‘cause she brooded ‘em.’ The real question between the ‘brethren’ is, which hen is the mother of the chickens? The negro threatens to sue, either for the chickens or for damages from use of hishen. Whether this question will be carried tothe Supreme Court remains to be seen. w@-Two_ small boys, named Francis Lary and John Devine, aged respectivel: nine years, have been nahiyceo in cn & charge of shooting and killing a named John Mooney, four years of age. held the pistol and Devine pulled the trigger © wav The rebel Pemberton is in bad oder fa Vi of