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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
BURNING BEAR CREEK BRIDGE.

BURNING BEAR CREEK BRIDGE.
We make the following extract from tbs o@cial
report to Commodore Foote, Dust received at the
Navy Department. giving an sccouns Of General
Sherman's late successful expedition up the Ten
nessee river:
"U 9. GuNBoAT TYLER, !
Pittsbu1g, Tenn, April Ii, 1862.
Il have tse honor to inform you that the Tyler
and Lexington conveyed two transports. contain
ing two thousand troops, infantry and cavalry,
under the command Of General Sherman, to
Chicissaw, Alsbama, where they disembarked
and proceeded rapidly 20 Bear Creek bridge, the
crossing Of the Memphis and Charleston railroad,
for the purpose Of destroying II and as much OF
the tressel work as they could find.
81 am happy to state that the expedition wal
entirely successful. The bridge, consisting o.
two spans, one hundred and ten feet each, wa,
completely DESTROYED, q. e., the superstructure,
together with some ave hundred feet Of tressel
work and half mile Of telegraph line.
'iThe rebels made q feeble resistance to our
cavalry one hundred and twenty in number, bat
soon made hasty retreat, losing four killed Our
loss none"
NAVY YARD.
TIE transport Robert Morris, and the C. c.
Aisef aad Parthenia, freight boats, with stores,
bave arrived. The Yankee LEFT yesterday after.
..Oon.
The President Is expected to visit the French
sunbost this afternoon, and arrangements were
being made FOR his reception.
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omission q cents; Orohsstsr casirs % cent?

AFTERNOON ENTERTAINMENT
For Ladies and Families, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER.
MOONS, at7 O'CLOCK,
When lavish distribution Of Elegsnt presents ts
made: Rich and Costly yev:lry, Books, F1noy Ar
doles. Toys, S25 Silver Cake Basket, -
Adml.slon % eents Children 10 oss3. spN
pAIENT OFFICE CURiOsITIEs-Guid. ..
ment Gardens, 81 the stand in Patent OScs; Rae
Antls nsrlsn B9on GoysyEIsnt BOOKS Doeu-
po Ones G aSss s1 Re-
furnished 70 Pedlars; Military Trials; Niiisfy
tavs Army kegulations; Panorags a M Cosst
Books. Reoollect aassP rant. LarEe ssles, Iov
prices W stairs, over Bank Of Wsshinxton.
1af9-SmS ALFRED HUNTER.
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By TH0MAsI DOwLlNs.

6sorgefotca.
EACELLENT HOUsEnULDA ANA KITCHEN
AxtEhHTuRl AT AucIIoN-Un WEDNES-
DAY the Sth instant, shall sell, at 10 o'clooT |.
n, o. ths residence of samuel slmmons, Ess No.
80, 9Th between FsYetts and Free e1ies ,tr.ets
xsss OF and near the reservoir, good assortment
Ma.osaRy Sofas, Tete s-,stss. ottOman., Psr!Or
Msaos,Hy MsIble 90 Dressing and other Bsrs.u.
MshSs.ns MH..ols-sOp wssh-OlO,et., Centre and
MAHOGANY French, Jenny LIED. and Cottage Bed
walnut Hat tree. Psssr M.oLs. ROut and ether
E EIns q A1.6:..s5 S.n..I Cook,
rins r,snsa plate iiIf Gothic frame Mirrors and
China as sl.y oroOksry. and Plated Ware. Knives
y Ail.t EItennoa Table. wsrdrObe..
SMce ene other Cane Seat ChaIIs,
me ysrd; vide Velvet, Three ply and Ingram snd
Ps.,e;e 9isiOii and Hearth Russ,
Eeether Beds and BeddInT,
4At INC other Mattresses,
Xoo1ing, ediators and other Stoves
wlth good lot Of Kitchen Rec uisitss
AIso lot OF Garden Imp leme urs
wneeloerov, &c., 30,
elAd THOMAS nOrgIISG Ana,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-26

NEw BoOks.-We have re ceived from D. Wan
Nostrand & Co, publishers, Of 1872 Broadway
New Yo,k, through Hudson Taylor, 23i Penn
avenue, "a Course Of Instr uction In Ordnance
and GHnnery, compiled for the use OF the Cadet
Of the u. 9. Military Academy; by Capt. J. 6
Benton, Ordnance Department The work ex
annes the theories and practice Of all the meena
used In modern warfare; explaining the science
Of gunnery, and treating Of gunpOwder, pro-
jectiles, cannon, small arms and all the imple-
nens Of warfare; the proper manner Of loading
and firing, the effect Of different kinds Of fires
and p:ojectiles. Ii is issued In the admirable
style for which ID. Van Nostrand has made him
self famous In the publication Of naval and mill
tary works
FROM Frank Taylor, Pennsylvania avenue, we
have the Annual OF Scientific Discovery; a year
book q fsets In Science and Arts, Tor 1852 - ed
tied by David J. Wells, A. NJ, author OF works
on natural philosophy. chemistry, &C. TIE work
exhibits the most important discoveries and i'm
proponents in mechanics, useful arts, natural
philosoShy, chemistry, astronomy, geology,
zoology, b6tsny, &c, &C., together with notes on
the progress Of science; list OF recent scientific
publications; and obituaries Of eminent scientific
men The work 70 emosI!ished With fine steel
engraving Of Commander Dahlgren.
"Instructiol for Naval Light Artillery, Afoat
and Ashoren We have received from ID. Van
Nostsnd, publisher, Is2 Broadway, New York,
through Hudson Taylor, bookssiis: and stationer,
334 Pennsylvanis avenue, (who has Il fol sale.) a
COPY OF the secoEd edition OF a work with the
above title, prepared by w. n. Parker, late a
lieutenant, U. 8. N, and revised by Lieut.. 3. b.
Luce, q. 3. ". Captain Dahlgren has also ren-
dered his assistance. The work was prepared
for the uSe Of the midshipmen IN the Naval Acad-
envy, Las been adopted by the Navy DepsrtHsnt,
and IL recognized az . text book
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-26

BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auo,iopeer,, :
pAWNBR0KER's SALE-IsAAC HERR
hnhss 6A1AT frame sAIE OF VaIUErIR
naNakpktxlp .Pl1pQks.-On a On SDLY
aNiN6, May Isi. 80 O'Clock a. m At our
Auctlon koom, No. Sac, 7th and ID streets ne
Of ~ 'e sssofunent
Gold and Silver Watches,
leveIy, 6Aas, Sna Pisiels
Sold Fob and Neck Chains.
A variety of Shavls,
Eot so With Wssri-E apparel ofsvsry ds.cr.,-
ISAAC HERZBERs, psvhbrOvtsr.
GkEEN WILLIAMS, Auols
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VA as.ad. TT NosAthfFkHEE f az dra ~,

E1 soSls,s L0ks 49, s,ss y y.,S.bIs FARM.
% go IN the District OF Columtia. By virtue Of
~ vestse IN me q executor Of the last viii
NJ ~ ensr tor ale, on the premises, on THURS
DAn ,sth cay Of May next, thai beautiful and hand
tovr q. lying on the veal slds Oh the tar PIKE
toon ss9inI 20 kookyi!ls end Adjoining M. z.
eee w. y: Hsiceef, EsSs on The east ssde.
zef@s % eee} One third cash, one third Az
49, sn 30 81 lsymsnts 70 be secured By deed
AliSoavsyeseinG e the sxpsnss Of the purohsssr.
VIZ Also - sold at the same time the persOr a.
krelTy, e9nnsttnG Of horse. isrnirf rtennls,
60 sa-los John DAVIDSON.
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PEAL PARIS KID CLOVES For Ladies
H ell sizes and cOlors. = : -
lyo pieces of Lawns, l2k cents PSF yard.
One price only. PERRY q BRO.
ap 26-6t Pa ave and Ninth street
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n ROWLAND,
u. JUSTICE OF TEE PEACE.

ID MILITARY GOODS
Il RESERVATION SWORDS, Rich Rmbro,d-
cry Sashes, Belts, and Military and Naval Oficers
Regulates OF every description-a large assoIt-
ment, OF very superior qualify.
M. w. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
ap "a OF 3Sd Pennsylvania avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-26

CONIINENTAL OPERA HOUSE!
CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE!
E E$Sss Hss s sE$ $ssSSEEss::!
H H H$HE$ z zSE HH HsSS$$HHEBE
Notwithstanding the alr.rrsssble stsss Of the
ss sasssl.as lssss ~ , s;::''a
ME-: Ess$#s H$EE::##ssstttEEE: :
Miss Miss EESSSSEE S SEfikkfSSSS::
S Gil: F FttEEFFSSHHEEk: 4: TAEBSTT::
AND THE RESI- 81 6EEaSHHs s shFsAp TROUPE t.
E ESII$$ BEE ZEE
IS s: SSSEE!szzf| IS IS s s|ssff
new Eases EkSEs Will WILL sSSs GsBBEEkkAAEE
LADl1f StS FksIs Will TIE 81 Ft5Sfibp zs NO
LADIES kI an XIs WI, TaE PLACE AZ AS NO
:. Is d LlaOoas y S, ! T. aas RIP s.., 80
CANTERBURY H Eh,tGE+r,n
(Formerly the Washington Assembly Rooms,j
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
TIE i pn:1 a N F.sul H al 2
osli.va.id, cifissas a'.d Esss:d. eAA'''''
AT TIE G SREss siftN GHNTsRBuKy
FIRST hs ST. T ne EsNsi Ss s Th n: e the
EASTER WEEK.
PERCIvAL,s IMMENSE COMBINATION
continues, with an addition OF
NEW STARS AND OLD FAVORITES.
Monday Night and Every NigAt ttlS acesk.
First appearance sf the Iron Glad sunboas-.hs
FRANK BROWEG.
First appearances Of tAs Charming and Beautiful
MISS IDA pUtAL!
Her hrst visit to this CITY.
Inr,esss Bill for tiis We'd,
The Big Bill Of toe Season!
OBSERVE this Brilliant La.
the EQUAL Of which can be nowhere found in thu
MISS III e. ARSi f0WLsg
The Beautiful and by far the most Aoeompllshsd
Dan.euse or the stage!
N,,spr.rT fo t ta cHMTRT OF BEAUTY.
' Frsnk ssoa aoMs NJ, ME- EN- s1,s Francis Misa
jalis fH, ctmo mon t spd is ahsG Ehhs Mss
The Ethiopian Artist and WashIngton Fayor,ts.
NJ Js.. clo.ti. S Ss..sa fohnSI sylvan cl,,.
'n Mona as?s Oi. T.s ssi II. 4 Gls Si.''r
k6ra,ssion e osnt.. 0,.h.rx.-
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By 6REkN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesr.
EtcktLENT HoUsEH0Lp FURNITURE
ss.n, As .Ss ,. =, w w the SOFA
SsiSssS SPsS :Sa T:ass :tTsss: . 81 s s1s
MssSssp;, sot:; r.loF and Roesins ChaTs
Broe:teile Wndoy Curtains, w itnE Desk,
Ratnot. Chlns, 6la.s. am Crockery Ware,
SeiSss and othsr Carpets, and Hugs, Feather
S aalp,E.,. s lLSs.ns Glass, Tables,
r.. other hesulsitss Ac., &C.
i snss SA' GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
By ]. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotope,r,
EUENITURE AND EFFECTs OF THE
fHtEs6Ha aS S NAV f.t H oomSsnop9
the M.sssoa Heuss So eel tte entire content. q
between ltth and 18Th streets. eonia;ned IN about
Painted Cottage Cham Der Suites,
s,nas ss s9q n MSbhsfsny French Bsdstsaes,
Wslla: and HsSossny s1rsss u, t snS w. s,aBos
nsTeCiOsbr an. Ssnt. .p 81. e.. s,ds Tables,
Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows.
3a,I Mattr ssses. Boosters and Pillows,
sSsss' c soG 61.t .Sa
E. Siiss.' s sSs,alS; ana Three I CsPst
Lsss end nAlass CxfIains,
f2Ss,nsI Win the ohSe Furniture.
..aseta &c. MCGUIRE CO.. AaCts.
MAkssAALS SALE.-IIn virtue Of two writs
~ A. % nsrl isoIs. iseued from tie CLERKS once
81 me circuit Court Of the District of Coun6Is.
vii expose public sale for cash IL tTon sftf.
~ s,S H Ss aoST Of ssid e.Iuty, on FRIDAY,
sae ioan GAY OF MAY next. lee2, CONN pe Al -
m. the fonqylnl descrI bed pIsce or ssres, -
Sroslss IN the CITY Of Washing ton, IN SAD Di,-
ments thereon viz; Ae HAtASsV
E L.. s NJ ::aifn sss :S:l: EE NJ: 3
Sslzea and lev'eh upon as the rrosart, NJ Tohn
Reside, and v II be colo 10 s.tisfy ina;.;.is
NNe; ~. 70 MAJ wm. las2. Sweeney, Ri.tenho1ss
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a. 1,ss,sS @ WILLIAMS AMOS.

BY J. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioreers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
DAY, the S7d day Of May, 1t O'Clock D. m, on ia
preplses, ey virtue Of q deed Of trn,t 10 tie sab
~. Less As. 40 ~. folio. 90, ct see oae q
SAyars no INBRED eighty four, fronting 81 feet on
~ notn avenue, between 9Oth and slst strsstI,
SaS Laen ne rack us feet, together with a. I'm
House E'' Dse"iAx
:. Terms: Ons-thirs easAt the remainder in 5 and
On the HSsaisss.
Al s0nvs,aaoing a .grcE..sE,s cost
VA 2eN&d1 ]. Q, NoGuIRE & co ,Anots.
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WHITE COUNTERPANES-A full assort-
W ment. all sizes, thick and thin.
Table Linens, Linen Sheet;ngs, and PILLOW
Lineu,, OF the proper widths ard suslitIes
,Aiso, our usual fu stock of Gil kinds of Dry
Goods, res uisites for family consumption.
One price only the Lotuel cash value marked in
pan ngures FERRY q BRO,
ap 20 o. Ps. ave. and Ninth street
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FIsH-FIsH-FIeH.I l--'---E :
iss ne ssssen. WSW
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s-FrI'I'sNCs.

IOE METEOROLOGICAL ELttk STAR
u Iine-Iu. frch,t a'up CUMpKOMGsE- lyin, At
pier H. T7.i Rover s,ii- March H'u. 70 pftssasr,
tiI. 20 WILLIAMS ~ GtlOS, ~ Fulton A..
uhi2 2ite'iiD
TOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON--TAPS-
Il cora - he slip CO.'S iElLAIIOS sai'stp-
morrow. I.nr I ji Is-t Ky,r, tlt I'rIu pol, aud
slip VILLA iIANrA u p.,r II Bat RIVER, sails
f.r L.uI... 49,. ri -tsgc, ~ low fatH7
apply o. rAIsCUTrG co, - s..sh IT, api 2 100
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4NIuR IUlL'pIIrHN NNp nm spUTn
AN' Nf-E VIA IlT-N tIN
NEWARK. lltZtEIIU RAILWAY,
NlW HEl N~NItk. PRINCETON. IHINru>
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. uN..ruh AND No., Or oiptI FOR
~ .i.. .... ...IH.lt 4 .
... ..| NET .l...." l....'.. '.
f.. 81. E.... Q. N,f o.. ..... .t
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RAY KasAEhs.

soup NJ Weston Express nv E..t.n.A az .tt.'
r.. ru... UrIsh4r.., rt-hury, and uc " .
.rtns Gags &. u Jaas! Cay tHr"ssL I. Pu
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P0ST.0EEIOE UME.fABLE.
bIIMMFR ARRANGEMENT 70


GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FoR
- TIC arrisl and closing Of the malls a. tho Glove
s FasTTSs TSsl WAY daily, for Buaalo, Boston, New York,
aiIrriVsa 3;03 p. n; closes 900A. y.
IEeRou1n WAY, daily, Cor bunalq, Boaton, New
fors, arrivos $50 A. ~ SD P. NJ closes 800 ?. ~,
lPrfEiURgH way. dspy, for PnradolPhia Bait
sllon, steubenylle, B. o. n r., arrives 0:i5A. T.;
rgRouqn PrrgsHuRaa, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
CNcisSATi WaT' 'Colam6ns, Ind anapois 81. Louis.
louisville, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $40 p ~;
1THaoUSa tiScrsN,rI. Columbus. 1nd,naTo,E 3,
4oqia Nashville aud Cairo arrives $50 A. Nj 500
lWssrEEs WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily,
arrives s;to A. NJ CLOSES l0.0g P. ~,
dliiyi arrives $40 ?. H.; closes $50 p H fiFFF
lsANuUaKN WAY, Elyrla via Northern Division, ar
Tiyes e. $50 A. NJ closes t,t5 p. n. u"Fl sas
I 4. MAaoNiS9 WAY. Warren and youngstown arrives
MfDNi VA, daily, arrives zoo ,. n, closes 500
lRcoEPoKT, Dover, shoaield, North Ridgeyille &C.,
9Eriyes and closes on ruesday, Thursday aud satur
tBtfsH Bfocksyiile, copley, &C., leaves Tuesdays
nd sas9rdays a. zoo A, NJ arrives Mondays and Fri
lsHtEoN CfSTrR, Granger, Hiuokley, North ROYAL
tpn, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays az 200 A. NJ ar
ryes Mondays and lridays az 5;O1P. =.
], HARRESsvnLR, daily, arrives ioeia A. Nj closes
IEAsI6lEvELANDsnd Euclid, daiIy, arrives s.OOA.x;
iTms Sf diStribution Of mails ready for delivery 4,
fgaly enc hour latter than the time Of arrival Of
liaii and drop letter. ar0 required BY law to be
Tne-paid. u |.r.ff
AnOity Circulars are required to bo prepaid with
il5- 0iioe open from 7ssn a. n. o7.sOP ?. n.
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Ass151F NoIiLgFn FFo-soalhsrn Partt,y.4

AsANGNt- A+oAA-eEA- EEo-8oulneEA Eaflys-
Il viii be good news. to a good many
honest people IN the North to learn that a
new party is in process Of incubation in
this city, the founders and instigatorsl of
which expect it win yet be the dominant
power in the nation. Meetings have been
frequently held in the interest of this new
organization, at the Everett House in this
city, and il has already secured the 1O=eP-
eratidhlof q number of5 actiYe and able
politicians. Among the gentlemen who
are reported TO have been present at these
meetings ara Fernando Wood, Fred.,-A.
Taimadge, Gideon J Fucker, James Brooks,
Augustus Schell, George W. Morton, J.
Greene, Hon. James E. Kerrigan, Hon.
Benz. Wo0d,s and other eqVsiys distinE
gdished gentlemen.
The theory Of this party is that as soon
as the Southern armies are out Of the way,
and tbeTWQrst features Of military rule over
the conquered States begin to appear, there
viii be 3 revolution Of feeling at the North
in favor Of z Southern brethren that the
pressure. Of IthEati0n, the pFostratioH Of
trade, the sWarming Of idle negroes North,
Fils al rebound to the diseredit Of the
present Administration, and that then
would be a good time for this new party
to come before the country and carry eve
rything before it.
NE prOeFd8Aths2 Of 5his new Organiza-
tioR viii therefore be;
kOppoaition to the emancipation and
anti-slaYery policy Of the administration.
2. Opposition to its financial policy.
8. Opposition TO its confscation policy,
its ire kuisr and unconstitutionsl action,
and its alleged corruDtiOus
This party, it is supposed, will carry
everything before it-at the South, both in
the cotton and border States, and, with
good luck and goodmsnagement5 favoras
BE result is also hoped in a sufficient nuIn,-
Der ofthe Northern States to give 1t the
Presidency and Congress two years hence.
zssmake this matter public as,it is en-
tirely too good thing to kesPqniBG The
gentlemen interested, wbo have Been " do
ing good By stealth, viii '5blRsh to find it
famen Hon. Ben, Wood s. recent speech IN
Congress, in which good deal is said
against tie NoFfh and nothing against the
South was delivered IN the interest Of this |
new organization, the brains Of which are
carried in the hands Of his ex-" exeellency'
ex-MayOr. WOOd.-NeD York World
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Ar FROM So no $40 PER ACRE,
200 900 Acres Farms of 4O OI20 100 Acres upwards
iRiLLENOls, ths Garden State Of America. 40
ILLINOIS

ulation Of It's, ,666, and q soil capable Of sup
porting q, ,O0O, 600. No State n the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 90 great an inducement TO
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 50 admirably combine to produce
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7cR0eKERY 4 CHIIlANAREl

CPRING TRADE.-A. s. GARDNER
~ Importer q China Glasg and EartsenTaIs M Iea
5ertEs renh China plain I'd decoraedi ela4sF aye,
cDmplete a1lqrtraent, stone China, variety pats
terlsi best make, Plated Goods, arrautoo f5eceet
1p0Ons, Forks, ivory Handled lnd Plain Cqteryi
rfttauniR " arc, Rlaniehed Ware Drne and ghafng
Dishes, Tea Trays, Coal OIL Chandelier, Lamps
Lanterns, &o ct y low prioel notyit
ing the war advance, as 10. ~ StpeTsi9T5 y
april A. " NAAD Me-
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Rr1EL Ms0LEEcE PUEIsHEp AT SUFFOLK.
~ esterdsy morning woman appeared
on TIE street il Suffolk, with a miniature
Gag Of treason pinned on her AOsom. Di-
rsgtly7 behind her walked q man with
larger tag On d pole; but hbiH5s not per-
mitted to haunt the rebelfens rag save for
afeE miqgFess VIXEN he Tsas erdered 10 suTl
render It to Union sol1ieF, who stopped
him. Refusing to obey, and becoming in
solent, the soldier attempted to take il
aRnf53 Wheh 4 Aght ensUed, ending in a
terrible castigaiion for the rebel, who was
beaten 10 a ieliys--F Fart Monroe Dispatsh.,
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TH4EB x "a geHtlerah 8 ,pi-
lot On the river, who arrived in this city
frola AfeuRhis, brought VitfITlIiiml 8 cblhek
far. which was captured with the re5el
ssesmsr Sterling Price, in the late naval
engagement at Memphis. The gentlemaR
Informs uE that al the rebel gunboats
WsFs Supplied with these teEriblsiemblen
bit that they were not hoisted during the
engagement - mPhis.---EouisDilIe Jour
Rdl
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ICULTTEATIoN oF CoTToN.

Z1s esperims1ts u Cotton culture are of
Very1Peas pro1t8s. Commencing ta I1titit1s
80 deg. 80 MA. Gee .1EEtto0n On ne 4BrlHchi
and Assulp tio1l on fis AqfI Lao, ne Co1l-
p0ay 0a1Ee taOBsG1d5 d acres l0slg G1GDtsd %
t5e psI7eeff0B Qf tifs HIRE a settler h0gfRg
a 1dn8fiV ofg0Nnd chfldre1i, c11 tuls1 tier
y0lrft ~ kGb0r 70 G most pTgft15ls dceGuBf n
The 0EOi1tb and perfection, Of thiS plant.
1hs 5f9oF0us eBerfi0I8 l0lg making 70 %
taia p sRrpyy ef reliasio ssed sgfted % tas
Requirements of tie soil OF lZEilof8 a5fig Z q
hODsd, sDssdiIg 0fos q sH5icteag C1aount %
slEd1f a aren't bf5Salffh a. I7uzf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27

The discovery Of the disappearance Of
one Or two nebule in the heavens has ex-
cited the liTelisst interest among astronO-
mers. So unlocked for phenomenon.
fairly stHrtles the hardest UNDERSTANDING
Objects hitherto regarded as firm, eRdpT-
ing and fzed IS the pillars Of the universe,
have been found as unstable as M ap-
tumnRf meteor. What great reYolUtion in
astronomy is about here to beIaAde, no one
can conjecture. The awful I3ystery only
heightens on redectiOai and vague, tshads
oWy foreb0dings Of the a Fottenness Of the
pillared GFmamentf crowd Upon The imag-
iRas3i9Rs-fR0iI98 a3s oesEaer. ba6a Honia
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AWeIeorneG6.

Harmon Kingsbury Esq, well known for
his scholarship and his earnest christian
philanthEopy, has presented to the library
Of Oberlin College some nine hundred vol
umes, the most Of which are choice books.
The gift will be most appropriate re-
membraneer from a staunch friend Of the
college, who we are sorry to hear, cannot
long survive, and VIII be Of great intrinsic
value-Oberlia NeCs.
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AGRICULTURAL PROpUCTa.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
e. than those Of any other State. The lITheal
crop Of 1851 was estimated at g, 900 600 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 100 000,
900 bushels, besides the crop OF Oats, Barley
Rye, BuckEheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover
Cabbage Beets Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, 60, which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate Of production IN this fertile
region. over Four Millions tons of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
mast wear. Il ligl u .aLz- "a 1
-- 51UCh EAlAT8Efso
In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. All kindsof Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, hogs &C., OF the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field is open for others to enter
with the fairest prospects of Ike results. DAIRY
FGRlIE1 also presents It's induceuens 10 many.
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,CTTTEs, TOWNS, AIARKEIs, DEPoTs-


SFecnan.es and working men Win ind the fres-
school systetn encouraged By the Stsls, and en-
doRed Tifh a large reVenue for The support oi he
schools Children can i've in sight Of the SCHOOL
the COLLEGE the church, and grow up With the
properif7 Of the leading STATE u The Great Wes-
tern Empire.
No one Who has Visited this spIendld region Of
country can doubt that L squalls the most fayor-
ed descriptions that have ever been given q L
bat let any careful observer visit +, and be wa
inform You that the hall has not been told Of the
advantages It oilers for Immediate occupation
aad fnnsdiats returns. The farudersoi he East-
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
e Illinois II great nunabers; and 4 s believed
that II these Eurpaasi1g advantages we're made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, manuiactuEefs
and working popuiaiiouof oFef-cFoEdsd Europe,
they would promptly EEal themselves. q tha
knowledge.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENTTHREE'
il --TRIEsEMARI I, 9 and s.. ID q, .sd % -,.a.
Are protected by Royal Letters Patent Of England,
and secured By the Seals Of the Eoole de
Paris and the Imperial College, OF Medicine, Vienna
No. One Is invaluable for exhaustion, spermator-
rhoa and all physical disabilities ..sf.75 f 5llf
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated BY the nau
No. Three has entirely suuplanted the injurious
relief dispensing all impuTifes ana f56flf
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos ], 2 and 81 are preparations in the
form Of lozenges devoid Of taste and SMELL and can be
carried in the waistcOat pocket Sold in tin and
divided into separate doses, as administered BY VAL
peau Lalemand, Roux, Rcold &C. Price s3 each, or
cases for So which saves So; and in 81 cases where
by there Is a saving OF So To be had wholesale and
retail of Dr., BARROW, No, l94 Bleecker-St., n. Y.
Immediately on receiving remittance DR.. Barrow.
will forward the Triesemar to any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according to the in
~ Sold By 6. W CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the indusarious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated With 50 much
part Of the State TO the TeTTe Heute, Alton 8 St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
ven adapted 70 Winter ll --a1l