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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13
BY. c. Mo6UfRE & co. Auot,o,n,,r,

by y. u mobUihE q, COe Auotlonccrs.
'EtRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PRovBD REAL ESTATE Nv virtue OF an order
oil The Circuit Court o. the District OF Columbia,
passed on the Eth dsJ cfJune 1862, In as GAUSS M
vhlohOtIs i,reston and others are ooT plsin ants
and Thomss WEIGH is defendant. the uad dsrsiKped
VIII sell AZ Public Auction, to the highest bidder
on FhbDAeDAf. the 10th day Of Juy, 1882 at s
o'cloSk M, upon the premises, the west part of
Lot No ~ 10 square hoG5I7. In the oity of Waeb
Ingten, fontIng tveuty four fset 90 MHsssehusetts
avenue, betE zen -Four tn aud Fifth strsois West
and running back to twenty foot alloy. tog ether
Win me lmproyssnents thereon, Consisting of q
ferms OF ssle: Une-thITd Of the purchase money
TO br psld cash, and the read IN esual in tai
nents In FIX and twelve months from the l.y OF
The dfierred payments to- bear inters st from
Tue dsy Of sale. and toe be seoured By the notes or
.ehdsel the Rqr chaser, with surety or sureties
70 re approved By the Irastee. q = y -
should the purchaser sfaIi 10 comply with the
Terms Of sale within six days after the day of sale
Ils property viii be resold az his risk ana
alter i've days notice -i15zll ID gIf : = ssfl'
! All oonveJalcing at the co.t Of tho Sureheser,
+ je7-2awsds i Sc. McGUIR 4 C Co, A1ets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13
THE MORAL DRAMA:

Fifth appearance cf the young and gifted actress,
MISS ADA PROCrOR.
...- Appearance Of the cee bratad
T. U III r. ID I T. % X ) g.
IN its sreates. strength.
Mortimer. SAtchell, Ii ton, Phillips, Baker. Seq
mour. jenny Parker, Lofty HouEh. Sophie
Glmoer. Mrs. Sermon, Mrs, EDWARDS,
DO, 80, &c.
PaH CoypS dUtile Beautiful Corps de
BaiIct i; Efficient ChOrnScS, DC, 4c.
THIS EVENING,
and every evening until farther notice, Will he pre-
sented the -IRrilIrF ersms entitled the
R3M.NCE
oFA
.l.- PoER
...r.s o.. YOUNG MAN.
-.-I YOUNG MAN!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13
nELAwARE STATE

Authorised BY IAN act for the Enccurssement Of
Internal improvements IN the state Of
UaaWare.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13
APPEARANCE Of The celt bTatAd
T. u NJ r. ID I e % " . X + 5 8
IN its greatest strength.

4NElC IOffCt SCtNCrh Og |. o. iICLGs ROEct Az
poirtHeatS, tfeciS, PToTotisS. e., DC
Read the incompatible cast OF oheTsO.eTs:
Manuel -.-..... Mr. NJ oTtImeT
ID Bsvsuues.- ----- &C.. ----- o.. MT Setchel
Df DemaTets ...----..-. .BT Philips
Casper I,aroeHe----- .............. Mr. Titnn
AlaIn.. Mr. Baker
yvouneL.---- Mr. GoOdman
go. Mr. SeymphT
Henri .........-............ Mr. Wallace
Madame LArus ue. Mrs q e. GerBon
Msrguerite. -. Miss Jennie Perker
M Il q ..............m Miss AGa Proctor
Madans An brew. ........ - MIa Lofty HouG n
Lo5is VanbeTgeT .-.----....M MTs 4 I'D cards
Christine. .-.-.-.--.-.....---Alss Sophie Gimber
NotwithstardipE tie i'm men Sc e1 psnse attending
the prod action OF s french play, the HSKGl pricCS
tctR be prsseTCed, and seats may BE- reserved With
out cXtTH charge.
PRIcBs OF ADMISSION. ..E
OTeSs Clrolev---- 10 cents
FaMiy Clrote---------- - centt
gfcHettfa 10 Selth
ETltdt0 boX0B----. 90
Seats may be secured at the Tnester during the
day without extra charge. Z r."
Doors open at7H O'Clock; to commsncs at g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13

G. whsHIssIos hRsrEAL. Ma, =, lssl. !.
SEALEO PNUPUSAl.S. to he endorsed a Frc.
resdtsyo Coai,s will he received by toe u uoer
,lsnea lnul 10 a. m. Of the lah June, for the de-
run OF The nine fuitsble tor buTnin. ia the far
mace OF steam Eng1ns and B:sctGmifhs uss, 20
ne dellvered and stored away IN the Coal House ~
this AT,snah s free Of sIpsnse % ths Geyern@eri.
4ne nst losd must Be Delivered previous 20 the
Snth OF september 1862, : =, = :. = -
been delivered. .frl 6EtI, ID. RAMsaY3
M m m,as.sot,.,. ga a 60. connsnaine.
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AMuSEN ENTS.

FORp'S ATuENEUM,
Tenth street near FennsrlvInis sr.
n. II III - -. sage JszaEnI
isliLlP "AkREh -......-.--. .----- .----ITessuTeI
EEIS EVENISS
EIilh night OF great drama OF oltJ life, III item
,.-S hJ MI, w. B. ENGLIsH, and en- Iued
F. FAST. MEN OF WASHINGTON!
.-.r SplendidY gotten n, With
EW LOCAL seen ERY,
BY Mr.. JosErH PAKKtR.
F.st Men. Fast Men. Fsst uer. FaIt Men
Fast Men
tsU ''- - Men
Fat FAST Aen
fsst Men
Fast .-.-'----- .,-~, Men
.SsG MEN, Men
Fss, Mtn
rat AeD
Fsss Men. Past stth. Fast Men. Fsst Men
JefrT PIosEom .--........ MIR G. n Bishop
Harry Jordan -. .-,--.......-MI J McCaIough
jenny Eairlove, with numerous
ProtesD dlsguI uIses--..--- Mrs Bishop
inclfsntsl TO the p:eoe,
A. COMPANY OF FEMALE MlNsTRELs
., intsTsssr.ed With
SONGS. DANCE2, PRACTICAL JOKES, &c.
-.H--.. ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Pare uette 80 eents
nis niofs s,S1a Sss-------------;a 20 sn,a osn.s
o'hnJ NiIctC - ~ oonts
no extra chsrge for secuted Beats,
Doors open st half pset7 O'Clock; performances
to begin st susrter-psst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13

Fifth appearance cf the young and gifted actress,
MISS ADA PROCrOR.
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MONDAY, June l6.
DOMBEY AND SOM

MID. SETOPELBi in the great BurtonIan cher
acter OF CAPTAIN CUFfEE. jel3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13

MooRREE's WEST ssD ann, .o,.r s.
ls now supplying pure and cold 50 "a wster win
ohoise .lru2s. 70 every ope. on call. He has siso
ireeh ana large stock or Drurs, M edolIes, Toi--
iet Arusles, Perfumery. Havana CiEsrs fites.
tIshins Tackle, Coal OIL and LAMPS. &c q G.. st
N Gaw P..svn... .out, .sa.. 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-13

et Afueles, feriumeIy. Havana CigErs. fiTes,
ElshIns Lackie, Coal OIL and Lamps. &c tc,.s
m 22x II3 Pa. syenae. soufh aide.
Ffqk skLk.-Ihe subscriber. dssirSrg W rs,lre
u uon eHelleey. Will sell on adyaufageous terms
~ tss sM0DD AND coal YARD pov kspt b. ban. .
en onrtsfpth sHeet, between and New Hofk,r
svenue Tbs busness ~ lsfte and iaoressiBg =
e.e. and most favorable opportunity IL now of-
CASH. DO0kS, -5.L--- - - g
q yI.ss..s. = AND BLfNDs,s IssGIuo -szbisd
i.sS:ss: e a..i z " F:ts Ss. fsS =; sfs
Ds wa 'ooMSe NSoIiSE ,.,l 80 :, -
g nssns o. ne Navy Yard and yloinlty tat he lss
,ees-sd - ne eqFner o. klrhth end x streets east
etc1- sIslnssl hgf zI0sIC IN lS sSisssS %
EoR UPHoLsTRRERs 80
1sf,,;.s. q -. y 4SD&ABIHRT MAKEkssl
An ee a. h ~ ~ e ah sna sefsisi = ss0s
issseO Rs,.bJ .'Af sts - F. fktssNs: s,sHs.:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

In Delaware County and State Of Ohio returned delinquent by Te
~ o said conpv for the taxes of The added
penalty per centu with the taxes oil the year
1861. ..-l ssaa.@} EEoTa GEzUgoE
ssg p
s
United States Military Lands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

Military CSnf Q

"A at Ia
July le, 1s6l.-ftf. ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
DR.. McLean's Universal Pills,

IUI 41INNI VOIII PIeIIIIV DIIIIOI0 IIo' VI
There has ncvor been a aCATHARTIC medicine, offered
tho public that has given such entire satisfaction as
MCLEAN UNIVERSAL Pile
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly innocent
and be taken by the most tender infant yet prompt
and powerful in removing all Bilious sccrctons, Acid
Impure from the Stomueh. In fact they are Inc en-
ly Pills that should be used in maiarioCs districts.
They produce Gripping Sickness or pam 10 the Stom-
Bowels tho;g active and searching IA ther
operation prOmotng healthy scccctons OF tho Liver
aud Kidneys. Who will suffer from BoUsnesR, Head
ache and Foul Stomach. when cheap remedy can he
ohtainedY Keep them constantly on hAn single doSs
taken in season may prevent hours, days and month";
O(sicknpss ASK FOR Dr. j. H. McIean's Universal Pls
Fake no other. Being coated they aStccEs, Price
only rs per box, aud be sent by mail - any
ia, 4 of the United Stat4x,
j il. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor,
Corner or Third and ri c Sts., 81. LOUIS, Mo-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
Pork. Lard. Bacon,

lPNTTE WERE VERY FORTUNATE in buying a splsuaiG
w Lot OF Corn Fed Hogs, during the hst pasR ng
season the greater part or hem being ofths C6na sna
Suffolk brood. so that have plenty % thiak, heyA
Pork by tho III. or hhl. A'so iarg- let Of Seapfsi
Whit" Lard Also few sugar earca Haula @md u6aai-
dsrE = NJ IJTTH1I, Il aOW.
IltyI9. 1881
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
M. @. SIemmon.s Patent
Iron Double Shovel PloV

HAVING made arrangements for the mnrs
A t1Ie Ana exclusive sale Of the above Frff
FLOWS lor cultiFa ting Corn they are noN oGered "a
Patcntee's prices hT q q Cn nAMpERf
June 18th, 81. ri
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

HAVING sold my stock of clathinE, woai4 pay 10
~ thoso indebted 70 that tVisA fAenSs sls Esd
- tie t.anieSiafsly.
Dec. 9, 1881. ALEX pCxtAR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
DR.. J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
ment.

The Best External in tie World,
for Man or Beast
Thousands Of human beings have been saved life Of
Iecreptude and misery by the use Of this inYaunee
IAnimcnt. IT will relieve PAIN almost lnstantaneonsly
and it will cleanse purify and heal the fonleEt SORE
m an Incredible short time. MCIBAN's koICANIc On
IxIMENT Will rccye MOSS yctcraic cnFcs of Rheun
atism Cont ar Neura asra. For Paralysis Contracted
Muscles Stiffness weakness in the Joints Muscles or
Iigamens il will never tail Two applications will
cure Sore Throat Headache Earachc Fer Barns or
Scalds, or any pain it is nIable remedy. Keep :
always OH hand,
PLANTERS. FARMERS, or any ono haFihg ehhrge % oi
horses will save Rupcy hy asing Arrans volcanic on
inimcnt 1t is a speedy and nlallibc cure for Calls,
Sprans Chaies. Swcnes, Iamcncss, Swocny. Sores,
Wounds Scratches any external disease Try IT, and
vSu will be covctcd.
DR. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Saint Louis, No.
NJ l.. STARR & BRn., Agents for Delaware,
July -, ls6l-iiY ins
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

given whole parcels
Lands and Town lots in the foregoing list described much thereof IS
will penalties thereon will be Sold
the of holding said county Of Del
Monday January the said
atty charged thereon shall be paid before that time
D. w. RHODES e
1876 Ito o
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

A Good Farm Wanted
THE subscriber EiqI give each and lands .
A proPcIty for one o. two good Farms in "a
county. -
Nov. s, Gift II RICUnQf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

7 LIEUTENANT BUx TJN has rarrel once
IL mon recruited, and IS deSirouS -.
ately 20 men more so as TO an up his he@ieSt
INTO camp (at Camp MeAFthur, CrbalA has en-
next week. The Regiment (d6th) IL nee
viii soon he raliy organized. u i HOPED fVery
etio young men ef the county vii rs sne&tion
his call. Ne
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
For Sale---Desirable Rrop-
ertV.

a FTIHE undersigned, wishing 70 sleso busiDeEa N
III a Redwood, o., OaoTB HIS RESIDENCE AND
SIURk ROOM for sale
Redwood is good location FOR selling Seeds and ne
property offered for Ealo is a desirable ore.
ANY person wishing engage the mercantile bus-
ness, would do we'll to look al IT,
L. II. H4szLN@s
Redwood, Doc. 6, IsoI.-ssm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
LA.R.TPS
FOR SALE

Daniel W. Jaeoby. PIt'F Before r. b Saith, ;. > q
vs.. Delaware TowRahip, Della
H. f. Pitcher, Deft. ware County, ohia.
0N the 18th day Of November A. D. 1881 paia Iuptsos
" issued order OF attachment in the nbove spssun
for tho sum Of Forty mine 5O-l0o bollara.
Dec. 6, 1851 st DW JACOHW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03

Wooden Ware. Sap Buekets, 30.
1000 SAP BUCKETs; so doE IIosps Pail
4OOO 10 dos Iubs: ; deE harnH; -sf
E"r sale az q anuiaeturers prices, RddnE Freight
Feh - 0t RE. HILLS EO1g.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-03
RevoIvezs.

YUST received from the Manufacturers, good stock
d OF PISTOLS, among which may be found
Elilott's six barrel Revoiver-( (Cartridge)
Bacon1s 90
RydoT's Double Action do.
Reeds five barrel do.
Single barrel Parlor Pistols
All bought for cash, and will bo sold low for sa m
pay-by
Dee. 9, 1851. c. G. CHAMBERLAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
ApFAiis IN MISSOURI.

Or4tntfLlg Tu~.dpy. Zee H. he
One OF our men captured by lie keb's "a man D.!
il. name II Cintonl aud canned 10 Springfield h"h
i,t ,e,urieJ having lci that lace Oh Chistnii-''
.le s,g- that Gen. Price, will 5000 men, had n1en
al the houses ia Springfield fof biz troops tu'rh-
tte women AID children into the streets. he h"o
.nlo.ded ,is wagons and was making preparations
ior "a long say.
The leop- Of Arkansas refused TO Sio" ten
Price IA eu,e. that STATE with any other troops tuan
those regularly enlisted in the Confederate serVioe
aud he Lad only 800 men enrolled N thst service
TIE eontry north Of Springfield ""s "h oil meh
,e.ufnine from Price army Who raid u 1he! "eH
oe,,nil,,d 10 return home and rke me oath oil "a
..,; nee Prize, vould be left with only his reuusl
Confederate troops.
nee Gen. Pope's rapid operations last weof
he,e is perfect quiet in all the region between 81"
u,,aouri and Osaee Rivers, and not even rrtn''
Of rebel camps or squads being hoard o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY
REPORTED BATTLE NEAR PADUCAN
CIScINNArI, Tuesday, Dec. n, 1901.

CIScINSATI, Tuesday, Dec. II, 1861.
A special dispatch to The Commroa' from In.
diauapols, says tiat there rumors Of hghIng in
Kentucky to-day.
Geu. Buell. nal ordered 20 Green River r, gimen,
Of ilsieers and regiment 0. light artillery before
be went forward.
Gen Buckners cavalry were Yesterday within a
short distance of our icLeis and il s supposed that
be intended attacking Col McCook in force, destroy
Green Bridge, and reurc. All the regulars we've
thrown across tie bridge early YESTERDAY morping.
rnfLADELrHIs Tuesday, Dec 81, ltti.
A private dispatch received here mentions as
among the Killed at the battle Of Paducah, Capt. Az
bert Bacon Of tbs city.
Capt. Bacon belonged to q Kentucky regiment
raised near Frankfort
The dispatch gives 10 particular. OF the battle.
Lorisvmty. Tus-dsy. De-. o. liG.
The North Bank OF Kentucky has Suspended
specie payment
A doubtful rumor prevails that the Cave City
Hotel was burned by the rebels
Exciting rumors Of general engagement in South
ern Kentucky have prevailed all day, but are eener-
ally dscediied now, DO notice thereof beng re-
ceived at headquarters.
The Peoples Bank Of Bowling Green has been r.
organzed a, Louisville by tie choice Of a new Board
Of Directors who assume direction Of the bsnk to-
morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
MORE TROOPS FOR CANADA.
TIE ADRIlTIC AND PERSIA AT HALIFAX
ENGLAND REPORTED AGAIN AFFR0HTED.

HALIpAx. Tuesday Dec 81 l@l
The steamships Adriauc aud Persia have arrived al
Halifax, with troops. Passengers by the ASIA report
a rumor, that tie blocking up of Charleston harboT
with stone, is likely to Iced to difficulty with En'
ropean Powers.
IL ia further rumored that Eogand's warike pre-
rarations will continue 10 view thereof aud that the
surrender of Messrs. Mason and Sideil not The
whole OF Englands demands.
The steamship Asia will sail at p. m., for New
York.
Additional papers between the Etna and Asia con
ain resl news.
Paris correspondents generally, say the belief that
lOsrilites between England aud America will hot be
arrested, bus become more general.
The Admiralty had notified that instructions have
bea rent to protect British slipping in China and
Indian S-us.
TIE steamers Cleopatra and Parma likely to be
At Halifax to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
PERSONAL

The Comte de Paris, accompanied by the rest q
Prince de Joinye's suite, eit the Brevoolt House
yesterday morning for Niagara Falls, intending TO
spend three or four days there The Prince has COMO
to Newport TO ace his SOL.
William Howard 3pssell, the American war
correspondent OF The London Times, arrived in THE
city from Washington last Lsyht about 10 O'Clock,
and engaged apartments al The New-Ycrk Hotel
Robert IL. Pruyn. Minister to japan, accompa.
uied by biz family, caves this city for San Fencsco
10 the steamer Nor.h Star. From San Francisco Ar.
Pfuyn viii proceed to his station III Japan.
-Brgader General Tyler and family Of Connect
lent yesterday took up their abode for the Winter vt
the Everett Hoase.
Professor Agassiz aud lady Of Cambridge, Mass.
Robert Pruyn and lady, l.. l.. Pruyn, X. c. Pruyn,
and J. I. Lansing Of Albany, Edwin c. james, Ad-
u,ant. ene.al Of Volunteer Engineers, W. H
Forbes of Boston, and Ii. Churchill ana family OK
Yale are az the Astor House.
The Hon. Alfred Ely of Rochester, the Hon.
Dwight Looms of Conn, JOho I. Cochrane OF
Pittsburgh Judge Cook of Bath, A. Slayer, Pesicens
Of the American Telegraph Company, l.. Tilton OF
Chicago, John A. Green of the L. ;. Navy, WIN.
Reynolds Of Pennsylvania, Mayor b. Llneoin Oh
Boston, Thomas Glover Of Quebec, Dr. j. c. Aver
Of Lowell, and g. W. Campbell of Pitsteld, are ss
ths St. Nicholas Hotel.
Capt James NJ. Ellis OF Gen. AbersTomoies
Brigade, DIR. S. 7. Tuckeruan g. b<son, Z. \.
Harris, T. j. Stead, C. M. Stead ID F. ID. Stead OF
! Providence, are Il. the Brevoor House.
Gen. Van Vechten OF Albany, Capt. Hunt ana
family, of Virginia, and f. c. lngersou OF Illinois,
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Capt Kennedy of the steamship Etna and u. L.
Morris of Morrisania, are u; the Everett House.
The Hon. c. II. Irgersoll Of New-fiaven, W.
y Pepshaw Of the U. S. Navy, aad J. ID. Cosses'
hall of Philadelphia, are a; tue Albemarie ho'ei'
Prof Frazer OF philadelphia, N. u. luminous OK
Milwaukee, w. A. Larned of Ohio, and ino"ss
Whridpe Of Baltimore are at the Fiih-avenue ho'o''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
LATER FROM THE SOUTH
PANIC Al YoRkTuwN-GEfAT fiht Al NASH
VILE.
FoErrE.. MosAoE. Ilunesy Dec "a ls.l,
al. rfNurl De- ~

Fosrrr.. MosAos. Tluriaty Dec "a lsai,
Via HAfTsoEE Der ~
s., oonirnLands We're Ia en- irom small c.noes 10
n. Chesapeake Bay. a Back River ilis morning 10
an almost exhausi.d condition. They were brorgh.
to hesdq uaricr,. They state that he Inhabitants Of
Yorktown aud tbs military authorities there are
very much frightened at expected attack II Do
believed there that Gen. Bunsides eSIe ition II
certainly destined 10 20 up loIL River, AMI that
Gen. Wool will cooperate IN the attack upon York
town Gen. Magruder j. said TO have telegraphed
the condition Of Affairs 10 Richmond aud naked PER
mission 10 destroy yorktown by tre. and 10 have re-
ceiyed a reply directing him 70 refrain until be if
certain dat that place j. to he immediately attacked
The Nortok Day Book. which was received by a
flag Of truce to-day, gyes curious account OF the
carture Of the schooner Sherwood. Among other
tines {, s stated tia, three Of boats were die
aled and the Express ser on fire. AL The damage
done by orr shells n, Sewnlls Point II said ~ have
been the killing OF rooster.
Philip st. Georse Cooke recently appointed g
BrigadieI -GenerAl in the Army Of the Potomac,
committed suicide on Thursday last, at lie resdenee
ue Was II graduate Of Wet Point and esteemed as
a fine officer.
Tie commi,sary stores, including portion Of the
Ordnance Department. ia Nashville were destroyed
l ire on the night OF the I'D Tie lossis esiimat,a
at nearly a million dollars.
The following are the Tennessee Congre.sfnen;
D,i II. b. H.isleil. Dit. Il.--G. W. Swa1i-
ia. Ill. Il. Gordenslirc. U|i. Nm. J..
1;.,tr. Dit. V.-G. ". Jones. Dist VII.
:. Fcoio. Dirt. VII. j.. {. Adkiu.- N-i'
yIII-Johs Y. Wright Dit. ND. VI. Cnrin.
suong batteries are placed on each side Of York
River. ard the force Is estimated At joO 900 III he
vicinity of Yorktown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS.

The scLooners W. II. Smith, FRANCIS sait.ra AMI
MARY +. Brhyton, lying At the Government dock,
foot Of Murray street sailed Yesterday afternoon "nh
full eargoes Of provisions, for Locust fo'n'. Inc
-ebooners Bergea, Wonder, NJ. c. Durfee, and John
Farmer, lying at the Same dock are uow loading
nroyisons for the sane place, and will probably SAL
on the ith January The United 81 'ss steam trans
oor philaIepbia sailed last even b., Tor Port Royal
Tortugas Key West, Fort Taylor and ron imAeh'
The United States steam Transport iiiho'S' 9'ns :"
the foo, Of Warren street, will this evening haul ou
into the stream and take on board the goth Reg meh'
now stationed on Governors Island. The uhHe'
States steam transport City Of New-fork' lying
the foot Of Canal street, is now loading id Ahp"P'
j lis
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70 tAe A,.c.s'ed rse.s .,.. ,,,,..
RlcoNV0l~si>CE TOWARD rRtfsVui".
!tr.er, rec,-no. sarces from Gem. Smith rd
McCrlrs ni,...o1s chow le enemy Lae ri'ohs
ric.r'- ,rrd he, old Dranetyilie pGt 10 noois 90
,lai place.
TnE CLOTHING ron the SEVENTH MANI
Tine C.arfeit.a,.,er Of the itl Maine Regiment
l.ceived non. size Cooling BGfenn Saturday c'ai-
oal rla'ocrt orrafre, iueat, bat waf soon iAeie-
aits. obl. I'd to ftlmn iaoa owing to t"e fraud
NL.cl ia ricir pn.'clai and manufacture, had been
pTafired noon toe Government
GlN. suNyfE'- rJCmtS.
Gen. Spn.cr, laiely iD.ned By lie siDmD!ipg Of
biz horre, sheen ,I,Li 10 Washington for medical
Treatment.
ouSFINEMLNT or 4 rfMALE SPY.
Ml Bailey 81 iAil more. auiyed here This p to-
and "u- placed b. ne PRISON for females III tie
Wcsten par Of Washington. II viii he remembered
that slc Wisi recently aue-ted rs spy Not only III
the ios Of Lcr dess, bat IA the rolh Of her harweIc
dloo,oied coutraband letters, which IRE IN Posses-
fcuoi The rrorer authorities.
! ATTFMpTEp RELEASE or MRS GREESHOW.
Se,eral day, ago, Mrs. Greeuhow, who was
among t.e first female arrests, ard who In still in
prison. received a cake from some friend OF hers,
nnAuovn 10 the guard. Before delivering II into hoi
band, Lou. n. l.. Sheldon Of the Siurges Rifles,
ba,pec.iag something wrong. examined the cake and
ionnd nDaoddod therein "a note informing that lady
th9t Arrangements bad been made ior her escape and
Conveyance to kichmcAd naming the day and bou
iOl Lei dslNeapee. This Information. however. va
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Massachusetts Legislature.
Bosros, Tuesday, Dec. 81, isel

BosTos, Tuesday, Dec. 'I' foe'.
The Massachusetts, Legislature VIII "'''
morrow. Al.
The members Of the Senate, in caucus ID" eva.
mo Nominated ex.Gov. Clifford for President ana
rho old officers for minor POSITIONS
The House caucus pomnsted a. H. baa0'A W.
sn.aker and VIM. 6. Robinson for Clerk.
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I Seniy-eightb street. No cause has been assigned
for the accident SIC appeared to be quite sound
when the hands went 10 sleep es they had made Q
careful examination.