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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

A third Secessionist a private in Miss
issippi company, left bis companions IN
arms, and, with horrii Impression,
rushed into the midsb Of one Of our regi-
ments, his hand; gfasped his musket barrel,
and aimed q slow ct an Indiana captain,
but Was shot dead with Q revolver By his
opponent. b
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his adYersarie

S6ns Of the prisoners has sincs gwen me
the history of Rt5s deEpe;iats Seoessionist,
BE had inherited large fortunei married
q wife in Tennessee; squandered his means
in fiotous living and dissipation separated
from his spouse; became reckless; Joined
the army ana deeIafed his intention 70 live
no longer than the Hfst battle. He re.
deemed his fatal premiSss aud selosed his
wild. career a needless martyr to an unholy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

-u9D Ae1 ~ 5onA11asa 9nI Dau nAfunglfl"
HAs0iQsO leEsgebsqEibeE On. 81 IlllAE Psr
y 81 55u11S ~ Nal sRhPeFlbsT'n Five Rsllsir' ?
-nnys bna shrsfTt srd dfivy ,,ci-,,.,,-,., s.,f,,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
GR0CERIES- &PR0WSF0NS.

- ELLING LOUGsaa aiais 40
H1TIRINd FROM mn B1sIsEss.' 80
I will sell Bstatl, at the folloRing prices, until
puot--s s-.-r s-iie 2 ..-.st-. % - i- ..s.N
Best MoYuns HouBg Rysonl lFta. at los poF lb %
Fins favored PIngsuey Z. a DO, at %
. hatuIa Leaf Japan Y. d do. a. s. q -'-
FINEST QuAlItYa N .. Gun powder 90, at lOI1| 10
OhJice MOyune Old Hys0n do, tIO8 g
7 Finest No. uoloDg Biack 10; at S. Ts ss :" -'t
I kio COhee, chois e, p and &c a. sl
Olo Government Java, 20 aud $50 -
Carolina Rice, so .-ii -.-'-as'- - .at
BIearlne Candles l2Hc
Chemical Soap, &C -H'i
Gu ran s and Raisirs, from l3c
Brishs Blown sugar, 1Oc
I Oofee Sugars. II y and . .s--.-r
crushed GI GIanuiatsd and Powdered, 1919 "
kinest qualtsy Cfeen Tartar, 3jc 'tf
Oarbog ate Soda, l.5sc ---;
New J1flssSSs 81 E8aiBfa 8aiBofias fr9m 55q rsF GALLON.
Lot ohoioe OrsnI srrIes, &c psr quart, 80 IS l--
The Store to Rent. POssess!On-siFsn as early as
: III. --s.---i-.i o. Il. W JONES. ASA
JOS HoffmRn'H Bl3ek. near ths PusIofdoe.
HDdO.h2 PubIic eQuaie Gle Feland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
lFroh tbs Cincinnati Commercial.

w. ~ ssaa laA--AANt Ne-l--~ANA-Al
0oeeah Gerrearold encs----A DissHtigfled
Rsbsl eeIdIsr 4 Rebazed By n LeVinE aHd
GEhmmRlieai tensile.
Ths following Ras picked up in Fort
DshelsOn by our oosFssPOnnent at that
place. Il IS no hoax, but genuine. We
pElnt from the original rs, with all its
impsrfsesiUns on its hssd.-EDs. Cox.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

fNH E BEST BEA6N AND GREEN
TEAS In ths City. Also, Al gradfa Of sugars,
a. 0EO. ID. BtCK s,
Iau1a lr.e rr-rr-I 10 suuarior IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

she eoning season takes from Cleveland
1lssazs. Holt and WinsloE, two Of our Yal-L
uselo citlssns, and adds 70 the business
msn 0E RaHAlo associates Of ability and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

Mrs. NEncY Smith has heen gigUted
MsyOr, or Mssls eil 9AaOOsa, Iowa.
There vas but ore nndfdatei Rho bainR
unpopular with some of the voters, they
nominatsd Mrs. Smith in fun; and to their
surpy glscisd hsrb tWentysoHe Sas5ority
ever her male competitor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
Miss P Harris

MlB3 HATTIE ! :.
Pc you wanted to know If I would
oomnunicate with A Soldfer most sssnrdly
I 'tlit7lor. I love ali the Soldiers for Rap's
A soldiet write se0n for I lliiiEs too keep pIlb
ACorrssp pondenos Eith the Soldiers Of glL
thiuEi mast stop It IS 50 dsVslish cold I
sshTKfffe - - s1- q
j "A Ever yotir veil Visber 5-7 .1
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l1l-WHHEUrIOaB.

Csnneotions aTo made Is onr 5sgIis vita ths sare
disIy, nsnsdeld 8nd HsEar & A. s. gfls e'lllf
tbs Baudusky, Dayton and Cincinnati b. &, - -
mont with Fremont 3 Indiana B. 3, aud at Eoitdo
Wifh tie Nlchiasl eo1tharls q AqT thersl ln[l11E
CAIRO, Alton, 8. Ionai and an points Hest, Aortls
Nris5s sFri5s IA 6isYeIsnd ton Il sse.5 ssi -
EgIt e s;taA.Bs. hnd sssa P.E.- EEala l.andu1dl9
8 500 Al.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
!. UEIoN RIGKIEssNEss Of IIEa.

Three members of the Slh Illinois rushed
over the ri6s.pits after the enemy had re-
tFsa TED; land; perishsd- fighting against q
Thousand foes.
On Saturday, young man, james Hart
lev, who had Lost brother the previous
day, sWore to be:reveEged, and in one Of
the sorties BY theFebeiss attsskea elk Of
them single handed killed three Of them,
and then lost his own kfs.
Corporsl Mooney, an Irishnan, seeing
that the staff Of one Of the regimentsl
flags Was shot away, .Pieked.uP the Stars
and Stripes, and WrsPpihg them round his
body, ftfsRed oTeF-the psrspet Of The out
works, and, crying uOome on, my brave
boys y vas blown to pieces BY 8 shelh
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-. .nRRApTH -.
a lieutenant Colonel in an lows re

a Lieutenant Colonel IN an lows regl-
nenit. ddurfng IL e7iieTce contest Of tprday
aftert ~, 1sd ni1S put thfff his
COsl, ,ISalsd 4 = ~ q sbstaiasa 20 ipjufy:..
Peter Morton Of the 18th Illinois, had
the case Of his WstShj which heWOts in bis
upper vest pocket Immediately over his
hssFttS isrs s4ay b q oaAiatsf ehos and
tie Sateh lla o0ntinued tokesP t,ias,
l7ss 1ift Of Ruebsh pAvis, d The Ken
81 aa ssrsd hY 8 sil4er halk dol
llsf 81 Is VsiFie tEt pockbE HlB bad boz
lrDa "a ~ ~ nddht az 5 sdh llon some
dsHs hlilic ~ offered e ri y before
aPon the held aat Ii con psnion
im % keep the ooing 81 he. mig
IN need cf itbefore might. ~He h1a
|nBgd of II m his gfeatest need, fof 3 riiie
ball struck the coin in the center, end de-
stroyed tbs figure Of Liberty on its face-,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

-IsqOIq 10 GoitssUp 81 tadt s0Gsta5s $40
Wealgj Tri- Weekly, q Cestg Der week.
Z 'Ysdf 0TfistFsSkiS : s.B!8B bbP RSaRs
ri 0u tsd1 izsH 9d1 ni bGs ,si11o0 iiviO 3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25
0al1.n.lEaine - Elisaa--.sa-..--...--.


Excuse me for not writing too you sooner
for had too study SIS Dictionary before l
could get the cents Of your letter you said
ven Was dep lived Of frieAes and those Sot
lev see the many thousand Brave gallant
noble hearted men has left there home and
the oheerful hresidss to protect this cur
senay south who would stand back and sse.
ttr sur Mother Con8sfy invaded by 5reps.
tiles q 50 called men why just too think Of
those bandouffs that enough 20 enterogHte-
tls 81 mostly Of aBy true hearted southern
nan Adus too the mountin whose masses.
60 high EoF ny oouatry | live for it II die
Void not wear the coFerds Wraath I
Wo4la not beef his crown Tor tuYsI R1rtue
and lis bthI IHthlry six banesih hisseeW-
srdEJ Ind hsfeEdll frQsln fathsr Is gone TOO
ProIssl auE copalry and an hear BY nyi
self me and the cats keeping Bachalors
hall conBolation tothsDiEie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

7 l--- l----II7 - III
l Oonneetions made at HGrris51rEh, Va AnentQWh q.
l0f LieN NeFk direct and passsgaEE by this EoslA
Egn throush On Rittsburgh p Jerpsg City VITA
buE cnlnse- o. Oars. -ifii-f sttf - za-Fta e u
[ Bug your Kew YORK ana, BoEton Tickaa N
Pttt burg "a, Enich are coed sitasF b Phiiaaal1 .
Pt4AAisAs0Nl4sas Car -a-ssssssa ID SAILED
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GLEKELAND ; ERIE R.R. !


&. - -
D. -
lpAl-zs Nl6TEE ARRaRGEM Ek7r ri-s
On and after Monday, HoyembeF -sth Ips1. -,
lpH9ef 4fAln5 VII run = lolloWs. -1l flIliIlI
j It5aL I. LeAFEs OLETELAaD. a. @
~ A. Z. M.-g1PRE3S MAIL TRAIE-gts sliInE j d
l "a ~ etstien1 exfEpt Ws1kHre Afntl-- P1ffI. "a
] gnlonElles SAybrook, and arrives et llris q III
szR sM,j 1lnktrz. 40 r NJ Bfgll5 eso1i 2. -
= Z. ~, gOAhkADT ACOOMAODAA AV1-8to3s
g,0o 2, m.-HIGHr EXP REss HRA1H-Seoppfng q
% haEEl1e1EilB, AnhtEbnla and 01e1rd olig n Il
arrives Is Erie at liza A. n, DunflF< 1f
--'ti ao A. H. Bu6nO as ~ - tla lflul lag
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

D. '7-' a1rr,x;.. sp1vr,i 81 isp its54 tossoBa 81
Fags aisia 7iz'S iaris as oshsT 'Rssst. '- "a
BseBa sscasoksl tarodsa trnnIs.ls ESss Hf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

...
EWO FRO9 EARRIBBUReH 10 XIV TORB,
80 Fis Aliansosz 'i-t 70 --i,'ia.t
DAILY O6aEHOT7GEB 10 BAITM0RE f1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-25

~ A.. =, NIGHT EAPBESS TRAIH-sto7gllg q 4.
o" 4irErd, Uonn6a1t5 AsntAbula and ra ~
ID onlgi ane aEItyel at QlgEeland e ElBA, y, = l.
80 ?. 4. GAFRE3s3 a AL ntAl lk-etcr1 ~ So %
! g.ation4 eEoegf eaybroak, .unionFslIes PARKS
Mentor en1 Miekiifss ana arrlfo8 d OlsgssHi
leC0 0ad6bGTTOH TREIH HIIf Isass Ooaasiiiil 4
E 80 A e. =. stqspsps 6 al stltionl. ~ aF.sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

FINANCIAL New York papers Of Yesterday.
sFsakirg Of the stock market, say the registered
list Of transactions is the largest, we think, ever
Known, and the sggrrgate Of transactions las sell
dom, II ever betn exceeded. The successes of
the IHion armies, which point with absolute Ger.
tainty TO speedy end Of this wicked rebellion
give great confidence to operators for the rise
The share market was frm'r than yesterday gen.
orally but Governments fell back little from the
recent rapid advance. We quote U s 6's, OF
ko7, ltOA; L. : e's, Of 1e6e, 1OO4 L. 1. regis
tered 6's, Of 1881, 1918 Coupons Of same year,
lol ! aiOih Oregon war loan, 1907 7. 30 Treas
my notes, lO2X; One-year certificates SIX; In
diana war loan, SO; Tennessee 6's, 59as94; Viz
SiLIas, So North Carolina 6's, 7Os7I; Missouri
o' S3sa2a California rs, 9JA; American gold
lc2Salt21 foreign exchange, firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.- By the arrival Of
the STEAMER from Havana at New York we have
important news from Mexico. The French. in.
stead Of retiring beyond the passes Of the Chioui
huiIe to Paso Aneho, az they had agreed 10 do in
the prelminaries Of Soledsa, and stated that they
Ehouid, N their communication 10 DebIado dated
Orlzaoa, April 0, have advanced from Cordoya
ana occupied Orzaba. They attacked some
eighty men " 10 were In a small fort and tbough
they Offended themselves well, took twenty & ye
prisoners and twenty horses. they also attacked
anc OF course routed, >ome troops placed alon1
tie roadside by Gen. Z4ragoza to protect the
route Of the Co1desa de Reus. This wa. no doub.
owing to mistake but II has all tended TO Touss
the Mexican hatred On the 18th 5000 men. 70
Increment Tor Iiragoza, arrived and on the 3I.t
N1 came from Peuola. Charles Lenox Wyke
Ihs BRUSH minister, was having a private ron
ference with Doblado atPuebIa tue end of which
Gen Prim was awaiting at Vera Cruz. IL WIS
thought TO bode no good 10 the French TIE
cSuses given by the French plenipotentisrjes for
not Thrilling what they had agreed and stipulated
are four, as follows: First The declaration m
war on the part Of the government Of President
!usrsz- Second. The assassination of several
french soldiers In the Beighborhood Of their
camps. Third. The annoyance caused them by
various guerillas. Fourth. The entire intercep
ton Of al kinds Of food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

WEST POIST, VIRGINIA West Pc. pt ia an in
si=nincant village In size and appearance s;tuated
IN ine southerlY angle Of King William countv.
al a al Tue junction Of the Pamunkey and Mstts-
pony, two rivers which here form the York river
Although NJ the present tine a small settlement
" Vas dnciently place Of considerably pteten'
sons and has connected with II several kistoricaI
"reminiscences.
OpeCGancanoUgh, a celebrated Indian chief ,ba
brotteTof POwbatan, and the author of the great
InssEa@re Of l622, resided there, and In 1878 the
followers 81 Nathaniel Bacon, during the rebel
ION which lock his name, occupied and fortified
West Point Is about twenty-five miles by water
from foI ktown, and aoou thirty FIVE miles from
hichmond, with which 10 Is connected by the
R'chmcnd aid York River Railway
Just pricT TO the secession OF VircIni, $50 Oo
wds appropriated by the Legislature of the State
for terrifying West Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08
spiy., Of the Msrnins Press.

The lEtsIligsHcsr publishes an address Of Dem.
ccra;ic members o: Congress to the Democracy Of
the United states, asserting that 'partY organiza
tion. restricted within proper limits is positive
good, - and quoting from the platform and bis
tory Of the Democratic party for thirty years pest
to prove that ii has ever been patriotic and that
il should not be dsbanded; speaks Of the coun-
try's prosperity uLder Democratic RUE, and quotes
from Congressional records TO prove its stability
OF political position. The address says:
The Democratic party has always sustained,
ard wi l now sustain the Government in the
exercise Of all the constitutional powers If each
which may be necessary and proper for the pres
eTva'lon If tie Government In its principles and
IN lis vigor and Integrity, ard to stand by and
defend to The utmost the flag which represents
the Government, the Unioz, and the country "
II does not propose to consider the causes Of the
war, but reminds the country that compromise
made the Union, and oemPromiSs would have
saved u fifteen months ago. The address asserts
that the party in power demands the whit O, ding
"Of all scrutiny into their public conduct Of any
kind, lest you should embarrass the Adminittra-
ticn; thus asking you to renounce one of the first
principles Of the Democratic party"
IL conclusion It invite all men without dig
tinCtiOn Of State, section, party, who are for
the Constitution as II is and the Union as Il was
70 unite with Us in this great work upon terms of
Per ect EQUAL ty, we insist that
The restoration Of the Union, " neither through
peace or by war, demands the continued org ami
lliicn and success of the Democratic party
Fhe preservation Of the Constitution demands
It.
fine maintenance Of liberty and free democrat
iCal gOvGrrm' Mt demands IT,
The restoration Of a sound system Of internal
policy demands IL;
Economy and honesty in the public erperd!-
lures, at the rate of four millions of dollars
day, demand IL;
The rapid accumulation Of an enormous and
permanent public d. b. demand ia public debt
already one thcusard millions Of dollars and pou.l
a; the present rate, in three wears TO Eng land 8
debt of century and a half in growth:
i be heavy taXaiion, direct and indirect. State
end Federal, already more than two hundred
millions OF dollars Il year, eating out the sub
stance OF the people, augmentIHg every year, &C.
mandS II;
Reduced wages, low prices, depression of
tede- decaV OF business, srarcity of work and
impending ruin on every aide, demand it;
AID, finally, the restoration OF the concord
good feeling. and prosperity Of former wears de-
Inahds that the Dsnocrstic party shall be main
tanned and made victorious -
The address Is signed by WA. Richardson,
a. l.. Knapp, and ]. c. Robinson, of Illinois;
;. Law. and T.. w. voorhees,, of Indiana; w. Al.
len, e. A. White, W. r Noble, 6 H. PendIetop.
Il Morris, and C. l.. Vailandis ham, of Ohio;
Philip Johnson, and s. E. Anconi, of PennsyIva
MA; end 6 X. shiel, Of Oregon.
The ReFEJ!star is occupied with news detail.
today.
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FURTHER OF THE FIGHT BELOW
NEW ORLEANS,l

The following additional particulars of the 10 b,
on the Mississippi were brought to New York by
the steamer Columbia:
the 18th. WI
On the Odd, Com. .Farragut, in the Hartford.
win thirteen other steamers, passed the forts
and Gen. Butler landed four md men above
The rebels lost eleven gunboats and the HoIlins
turtle Manassas
Our forces took four hundred prisoners. We
lost one hundred and fifty men, and our gunboat
Verona was sunk
On the 9th, flag Of truce was sent TO Com.
Porter, asking what were to be the conditi ons of
surrender. To which Com Porter replied ono
conditions" Our tag now waves over the Gus
tom mouse. An American war steamer reports
capturing three rebel steamers and sent them u
heV West, and chased another into AHA III snda
twenty mortars and three gunboats were co.
days incessant fighting The chains across The
river were removed by our gunboats
The rebels sent fire RATS down the river which
however, did very little damage, One of them
SET Tre to the Hartford but It speedily extin-
The Verona and the iron clad rebel steamer
Webster had splendid engagement. The Web
s.ei ran lnto the Verona, sinking her; but before
going under, The Vefona's crew poured a volley
OF eight guns, so destructive and Crushing that
both the Verona and the Webster went down to-
gether. ~
The arrangements for the surrender were 10 be
made on the 9Th ult
The day after the Daniel Smith leu, the ram
Manassas was sunk by the steamship NJ ississi ppi
our FORCES sent sm all boats to the fire RATS and
lowed tnem out OF the way before they could do
any harm.
The rebel loss in these engagements is as yet
unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

Orr NAVAL Loss AT NEw OELEANs -Du,ing
the recent naval engagement below New Orleans
We lost bu. two vessel-the Verona and NaTia +
Carlton.
The Verona wasa new vessel, mounting twelve
J--Fouhders and two rhed pivot guns She was
bu!lt at the Weslsryelt Yard I'm New York and
commanded By Commander J. L. Baggs native
al New Jersey, and formerly In Command OF the
mail steamship Illinois. The Verona mad crew
Of rs men.
The Maria J. Carlton IVES scboons, of 10
toEs, built OF white oak and chestnut In Is56 IN
East Haddam, Conn, and ran formerly =. a
p7C ket between Boston and New York she urz.
Tur, by the Government last fall and altered
iafO siCrtsT boat When the Maria J. Carlton
Isft NV York she was of1cered az folIows:
Z Jack, Acting Master, Commanding; ID
!. O'Bhen, T. u. Johnson and A. Adler, Acting
Masters Mates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

1HE OPERA To-NIGHT.-The artists CT the
Italian Opera Company, including Mime D'Angri.
the great contra!to; grignoli, Mancusi, Amodio,
SusiEl, Abella, Muzini, delayed by railroad
accideniJ have arrived this morning, and will
posi;ivelVPerform this evening. Elsewhere will
be fourd the notice and advertisement RI Wing
particulars Of the performance tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08
U. :. STEAMER HARRIET LANE,

Captain BOggs has just arrived through a cut
inronth TIE ssaInps, and brings the ALLOWING
additional inte!ii -e1Ce: The verona was sunk;
about Gas haRuEed men Wsre killed aud
Houhdst SHIPS ali ready for another fgEt
r. icvtn COAftdctst- vessels sunk and burnt In
passing tie fOus Gel. Ba;IsT 10 about To land
Hien tae o1Ck%ay, si1 miles above the forts No
oriesis killed o. wounded Soldiers captured
misersbiY armsd and without ammunition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

ExA>CiFATIoS IN MARYLAND-In the Balti-
mere ADlsr.eo we had a number Of extracts from
Maryland papers going 10 show growing dis.
position TO dispose Of the slavery question in that
State by embracing the emancipation measure of
FTssiden, Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

AFRICAN rRADs or BosrOS trade with
TIE " est Coast % Attic seetns TO almost en-
trey C-n'CT a. tbs pJTt- Salem once used 10 have
lirse sbafe % this trade, bat now nearly all Of
Der vessels are ntted from snd arrive al Ros'ou
Oae II the principal sIicl.s Of export from frica
Az Itabu'ss several large cargOe> OF which have
riG!y-d ter lately Palm oil is the CIsef sreal
r,apte iT0us Tie West Coasi-B0sssa J0ETsGI.
Nays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

TREAsURERs MONTHLY STATEMENT
OF
II
md earE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08

III The West Chester Republican announces
,na' non. John Hickman positively declines be-
Ing candidate for e-eleciion to Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-08
FUTURB DAYS.

By &c McGUIRE & CO., Auotoneer,.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON MARY
,Sg si1T5s - sfffERssfNsosS5Ss
MAY lo.h az So o'clocE, on the premises, ne shall
S No. ssa. e. aGs
re- tsst inca on Msr,Isnd avenue. between * and
10 ieet aIley sad containing sixteen hundred ana
Terms. One third ca,h; ths remainder in nj. and
,' xeve mSntss With interest, secured By deed Of
m I'd lRell .: Q. McsUIRE a CO., Aucts
By GREEN It WILLIAMS, Auctiopeer,.
ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
II FIN. WINfs-cHANPaeNE BRANDY, WErsyT.
Gin, and Fancy LlsuOIs sensrslI, Fire Groosnss,
isS ssy 5000 las;.H n A s g.
Pssn1:yIysni. avenue, Opposite wili.ft. SS aatel.
Liz nor and sTocs stors. The Above S .soOS Hss
'fsSfSS s q t5..; G . s.;: t.as
ssn.f 81 hTTsseaee.sr' Suffers, and the trade 10
md sREES q WIKI iEEiS,ms sa hsS...
By J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auotioneer..
EOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
NfsbhY m6RNfTHSss,e MAJ kTeT ,sS %L1
az 20 O'Clock, We shall coll st the "Corra near the
a rs% sstT q HORSES and MULES.
0ITn s,sa e unit for the Go,ernment service
.. ,. DANA, Captain.
Assistant Quartcrmsster q. s, Army
m ia MCGUIRE a co, Auots
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctoueerr.
CofHr SotfA SIDE Pa. arenHe dHd Nisfk street
GALE OF THE STOCK OF THE NATION
~ AL hoTbL LIVERY, SALT AND ExcHLrsEs1A-
BIZ AT AUCTION -Vn SATURDAY MORNING,
Itto instant, 81 IL o'o!cck, we will sell al the Ma
nonaI n otel Livery, ale and Exchs mr. sable ON
ON rect between Louisiana avenue and sire, 4.
the entire stock Of Meesrs. Carpenter q Thomas,
g. head Of good Family and Carriage Horses,
" ~ ht Open aad Top Wagons
10 Close and Open Carriages,
70 sets Dou BILE aud SING le Harness.
kobes, Blankets, Whips, &c., &c
The National . otel Omnibrs
Also, the Good Will and Lease Of Stable
Terms cash.
m5-d WALL q BARNARD. Auot..
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON & to- oRR

By J. q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotoneers.
pEhEMPTORY SALE OF LARGE LOT
NNo66ssr OF CIfIrcL FRIDAY AFTER
NUN, MAJ 9th. a. 5 O'Clock. at the Auction
nooms, we shall sell 70 the hig heat bIdeer for
css1, Lot NO Il. In Squsre le4j, frontInE IS feet
on south b., between iSth and 18th streets east
Title perfect.
MI d tRtpJ &c. MCGUIRE CO .Auot..
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FULL DETAILS OF THE FIGHT BELOW
NEW ORLEANS.
Graphic Report Of Com. Porter Of the
Passage Of cur Vessels by the
Rebel Forts

Full Particulars Of the Destruction Of
the Rebel Rem Manassas.
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SUPEKIOR CARRIAGES FOR
~ a'. CHILDREN,
perior style and Finish, and Gigs and Cabs, 81 Ill
and Water Cooiers-Epameled Iron LlninF-Stone
Jars, 40.
Cooking Stoves and Ranges, q full suppIy. E
w. III. NARROWER.
m Nv 522 Seventh et, near Pa AVA
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CEMENT! CEMENT.
Just reoelved q cargo of Fresh Cement vhlch
viii be sold low, ct my Inns kiln.
m st w "a GnnEy
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II NkW CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
ltECElVED This day, OF G sns. A. SIduey John
son, hindmsn, Van Dom, and Jackson, of {. A. 8.
, Geas Spragus, Mcclellan, Hsllsck, Burnside,
Fremont, Sid " DOL, ofU. 8. A.
CommIdors Foote, Stringbam, ii hudson, Psuld-
Ing, Hollns, Buchanan. and Pope. Alec, new
pictures OF Miss Chsstpey, Mss Sue DENIM,
tdslu Forrest, Edwin Booth, and q laree supply
OF Fancy Card Pictures.
a new Tor Oi A ibums 10 day
Al WILLIAM r. RICHSTEIN'S
National Book rtore
27e Pernsy ly ria AveIur
m rs bet nth AID 9Th a. WILMINGTON Ii ~
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A CARD TO The PROFESSION.
Mrs, HELEN MUZZY, being sbout 10 retire
Ircm the Stage. on srs her large And valuable ward
robe for sale, entire or in lots to suit ApplicstIon
t. be made Immediately 10 Mrs. NJ, at 25T Penn.
evsnue. m 5-str