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w col EsALE ENhi SRErAII. aRncER.

w EOL EsALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
erection OF bis neg building, on the iite OF his
former premises DESTROYED By IRE some time
siEo 81 begs cali the attention Of his old f3epds
Al the pq0iic generally TO the faoS. and remin
them OF his ABILITY to serve themln al branches
OF the -
GENERAL 6K0CERY, Trade,
having ample room end Increased fsoilities to
tf8neaot bu slnoss. 3il- , -- U = = Q ~
Be hss recently returned fiom the various
NortheIn msrks,., where he has carefully selected
EVERYTHING REQUISITE FOR A FINE
FAMILY GROCERY. -
and. having purchased exclusively for Dash, osn
oHef PECULIAR Inducements, both a. 20 Price and
qualify: nC,TgriaTs- G-."r
his stock ofFiIe Teas, Wines, Lisuors. Sugars
OF ali alos. Spicss. = - - - =
Bourbon, MononEshsls. and RE Whiskey.
Fruits. Mustard, sauoes. Wooden Ware, 40,
Arc OF TIE pest description, and ell adapted to
the trade Of WAshington.l - ~ 49, u.
Jesse b. WILSON, $50
No. 32T PennsylvanlA ayanne,
40 ls- I'm between 9Th and 1lh st-, solth slde, ,
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BOARDING..

Rooms AND BOARD. VITA Northern f.ui-
~ y, N pleasant locality near the DeH.rtmepts.
BoardeIs accommodated. AS Twelfth treet, b.
tween 8 and h. ie A-fn
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AM ERICAN-WA.T rs,
FIR SOLDIERS!
ATR REDUCED PRICES.
American Watches for Americans.

THE WATCH COMPANY give
notice. that may haze iatslJ issssd neu sSls Of
Watch. expressly dssiGred for Soldiers ana eshsrs
who desire good watch a. . nodsrsts prios.
These wssoh's are intended 70 dispIsos the
worthless oh,ap wssohes Of British ard swiss
msnufscturs. With winch the country 10 flooded.
and which were never expected to keep time when
they were ma 10. being refuse manufactures. sent
to this country, because uusalesble at tome, and
used here only for Joekiyiss and sws.dsias pur-
poses.
We offer to sell our wsssA. which Is Of rHE
MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE
AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TINE
KEEPER. and in Sterling Silver cssss. Haunting
pattern, a. Is Low prios 10 asked for the trashy
LHeSss ard Lfpinsj Of foreign nake, slfesdy re-
ferred TO. r'Esi CT. t-- ri ~ -T...
; We have named the new series Of watches.
WIN. ELLERY, Boston. Mass, which name viii
be found OF the pis.e Of every watch ofthi, msn-
ui,oture, and is one Of our trade marks. .sz
! Sold by oil Respectable jewelers. In The loysl
Sntss. %. 20" go ., -, . p 80 =
f Wholesale orders should be addressed 20 vs.
ROBBINS q APPLETON,
! Agents of the American Watch Company.
, M % I'm l1 ea' 1s2 Broadway, N. Y.
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tt FROM LONDON.
u he ABC uF SKlRMISHlNG-By Cant
Nation 81 cents
CompxnI MAJ &C avres-By Capt. Ma lton 81 cents,
Dutee ofCoyerlnE Serg eants 6 csEts
lestrUc'Ion Drill for Outlayiny YlSusts 81 cents,
Familiar Leo.nres by . Fieid Oftcsr; al ST,
ia ce Exercise ; s. ogpts,
Gom,sul2I to the New X. q : Musket; 8, ceLts.
Dtvsaf rs kIf1, Simpiifiid ~ cents
Ihaoke e}s Na. ual Of XIII. Firing. rs osuts,
Snnot?s NJ Hillary Gstechlsm. et.i3,
SinnoIt o light infantry Duty 81 ST.
cen. Love on nutposts. Patrols, TO. 6 Gems,
Co onel Burns q us.tI ms ard hnsYets on Aptil-
iey.Sl,
instruction Of Mu,sustry, 81 os,ts
su Il FRANZ
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SELECB SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Corner Of aad 1sfh street.
MICS Yornr viii, On MONDAY, she first of Sep
t5uipef, resume me- School isI Boys from about
cEAt &c tvelFc yedTA OF Rge, 10 be thoToukhly n
classical department - a. 10 81.
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AUCTION Sales.
fEpAFTxKNooN ; ~. e1OkN9r

fERAFTkKN0ON > 81 : tOkAsr.
ETknsIyE sALE- aY oRDER OF rag
9s... dc, 40, soapTlsieb 80 zee, 3, sss I.ls
ss.s rl. 3 o'ssss 80. s. -: :! :: =:
.ss s u cs.s ss sia s:S
osi..s., a g. y and BsTeseh. O.rn.r.s, ofdssr-
Bsss1es. nsriysn., ssS rrht ees Ee-s. Carriages.
aa Der Of sst's 81 s.1ts ..s DSeess "a sgs,S
some I ,. sS Carries. and ssadl. ROrss. many
10. q To- Too. "a. ssd Ssssisi. IN oS.sA and Black
-sm,th sno.. a., .
s,:lI' a!.:! days. 10 ,;if'Sss sldSss notes.
s.. ley i; s. s'sI.; Ss ss.
MARsHAL's SALE OF Vessels. 4a-sy
ss q sss re p Ss Sss 2, ,Ss
&: : a. s. fsss = Ys
ssi e. .s,. are ssd 'S s ''''
sses''Nns' h' ALs Sc .A''' '@"n' '''''''
.Atu seloct .. m, o. ses s,ns Cav, @ ne P,s-
ne ssssoss q the tsfss .siiI Vss.s: = iOsvs.
ss :: T.s r. s s.: :: ss
3: 3 :; sSS; II sssiSS q 2 ~ cs.s.
=: :: 3 :; $s.s ;i Is:ass;s ,. 81 s.s:Io'ss'
ss 3 s!.s st..i isi q 81 :. 500
"ts.g s.Iasta.h' fS 9i Is.
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The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY;
fHuRsoAY.-....-....AUGUSrs1,1 1882
Sp,r,. ., "a. ..,,,.- -

Sp'-1t % toe snerain. P,s,..
me Infst!is'nesr IL Occupied with news de-
tails q day.
ins hpa0.>eaH ridicules the idea Of putting
uo"n 'ne .eoeilion by the "anacordan process Of
bloek'S.e and starvation.
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rcULhECR.R's VFFIOs,

"a VFFIUr,
NS,r,cp MatHtSres ~ August 90, 1852,
,.nOTICE To fA4 PhYEhS.-Ihs tsxes FOR
1892 nave been fixed &C SO yenty Eve GEMS on the
orc hunored dousIs A dtseoGns Of tfcen yer
osnt Is a!oNed an-er the law until the last day of
Son AID due bills or eertifoE tes of indebtedness
OIL LIE S0rPoIeton OF the o.nomiL At on of i've
cola g. anu rsdtury notrs of the United anIss
are az ne receivable IN payment for axes
n aDs.s n eat hereih named viii aot 90 allowed
upon Tue tsxss acCI Ing upon the ETu peIty ready
a!Tesrege u paid. NO"a
an q zavSH WM nIYoN colr....-
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NEu HUUD AMI C.AL iAkD.

BRlNyNALL& CO. have epsned ward IN,
sale Of /" cod a. Goal 81 corner iO,h aud IA 49,
ces IA Is-Ee % sasH susn ties, ve Intend 10
dsAl IN good srtoieA lad Five full Weight and
measure. a shSIe OF puDlc pst from IL roio,fed
n. -. Now ia ins st kiey's W 6arf,5 oaI 70 Of
saIeTioI Rea and " ite Coal. ex sellent f0I family
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\" A CArD,
W the understand. citizens of Washington
Gnd 81 the sEited sta es, having ,een al sTt:oe
published in the Ws shin Eton kvsuing star chsTg
!ns us with being Gislo,'l % tie Coz t,uIon I'd
deaso Il 20 eva6e tho Us re a i've 10 Graftnx n.
10 the srr,,o, Of tn same, ". hereby declare most
soIenn mat The au nor hiss W If u v and, We bs
Ileve knowing publ shed q visk and rnaiicicu.
IL ieheoa ior the turIose q de p-Ivins of secn
dr. lnce The charges to be n alctous and ialss,
Etioh We are pstrsIed to prove. We have taken
tho oath OF Gil gIIncc whenever il has beer prs
tenfed, without he ntauon. ara arr p,ep:red 10 90
60 Niiacut eny oou seIentiou sorup' &c We refer
TO Caps. Richard MorE an as to our loyalty
auH ~ NICHOLsS tpDSY
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FEE PROMENADE. CONCERT a.. ia
assast, scar o.. Capitol 8srdss The undersis ne1
respectfully informs the pubic that be has msde
eAIuRQAY EVENING, after the eonoerts q
S.siIel Sardsn srs oloses. lart q the MaTips
sa.s . SsaS sRs .' ss-ds e s9 /: SSs,
~ iSIms IRspubnesn.l Propristsr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-21

RODEs, STATIONERY AND FANCY
~ STOKE FOR SALE An. estaolished Store
10 9 eoIEetown. ID. -, doing FIRST rats bu sin a.
Is Row offered for eale. Tenn, made reasonable.
Application for the same Ban ne addressed 10
q = 6eo getown u y Post O6os snls-2ws
Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Cash paid for old Gorge slonsy Documsnts, Pat
en- Onioe Reports, old Post Once 3lsnks, PAM
Q. every desc Ipion 10 be used Tor Eapsr MAKERS
SfOCKWEL.L q EMERSON o.
10 and 81 A m street,
da 10 ~ New York olty.
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EMMERSON INSTITUTE, = 90
n II street.. 6s.Hsea I2tk nHd istk streets
eHhEoIt ss az sdt,i A N,,R MMnaIThsMArI-
The duties of this sohoOI will be Tosumed on
an 70 Sc. CaAs B YOUNG. PripoipaI.
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FxS- ~ a = q N g -Tne msmbers of HIr.m
~ Loo g, No. 10, are Tequ,steJ TO sss enbis
a. ihalf E4hil OIL l9 n EtIeet, beswesn no ayeIue
and sT, CT, OF Az MUhkOH, (Er dtvi az SL
S'1Iock .; M, lor tho purpose of az. endiu. "a.
81; IhIsn OF slsts Lodges are materially ILv tel
70 - JOIN NJ. JEWELL. s.c'y
f-IdE COAm,Pi OF RBE; IRON
I2 Founders' xcu-sOn, Wa.hIugton MAJ,
yard, 90 heEt bJ noiify the ee. fani les Of tbs
Dlst1ct NOIun GERS a ~ an tle u, 8. ssryioe that
tley Gs ready u dispose OF tho BRO ceds. for
Oh on !; -as oeslE ned hose making ap,ilcs "a
VIII address DARUs- UAUGEsoH. lion Fou dTy
DeP'S, SGv5 Yard, slFlnE their names and sIsos
OF resIden:e Ey ord ( the Chairman
xu,.-. -, w ID. MCLAUGHLIN, SEQ
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troOna SkOhA6 T.. h.
Wy JUS InKea on forage in the BrJcE and iron
ire Patriotic Bank, nc ~ IySioS
az q IT, Nev 5ou ,efnrpiISiDs stay.
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ehohecFo"N LoLLEGE, ID. O., =
nh, .x.-oi.., =, .,,. ,, AUGrsT, 1s62
o. ChS at o. Sests0Der. IsfRs for hoard "a III,
n2L, 59s; saJs2ie ha vary IN sd Ence WI
the CrIeg5 JUdN E4HV oSnt OF
RBH fU1m
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A POLIO CONCERT HALL-fss, ~, Nai
"A 1he manager a. q great expense has efeofed
Ee,enghEement with Billy Worrcli, the great negro
eelneator AID stage msrsrsr; Annie Wet hs
peatest isyortte Of any sonsstess ever ~ wash
re pleaHing singer from the PhiladelDhia Otympio
miss Viola Clifton, from the Baltimore Mslo1son;
Minterxein, the Immense pianist and Prot co,
Nsohman, the Well known vlollnist and mnncAi
AeyeJ morning, 1o-l2 O'Clock. : = = +,
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Gas STOVES, ALCOHOL IRONS, CRIMP-
~ y 6 and at fsuns Mac ines, FiutiGr SOig, ors.
pinklLg Ions, rorcslain Kettles and Same Paus
neT improvements. Tho New Patent lothes
Horse. at OHuEN'S
....- New Hot ssiurnIshInE S'pTo.
nu Il ST 519 seventh Il near Pa ay
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II E6lSIER OF OBSERVERS FROM lsT
Az u. y. REa'T, SINCE NAY % lssa

WI lam BlSir' Private, Co. ID, JUICE =. Kesru-
tosn, va; John Cat ett, Private, Co ID. June 10,
tass 10 xs; inc Mon sovn PIyats b.
60 =; June 70, he,rn,o IN. Vs.; VIA. snhaefsr.
bb!iv%te y. !1Le 10, keain own, Va Wi!.4sm
tt:.eFc b pnEH;s Co =, Jaly 10. pea' WsITsnton.
eo x M ae 5ats ma HD6ssl feTa. IN s'e,
Ss: .S. n, Nd rd5ivii sSn e. May a.J.nd
PI,yste, co. a. g. Boilv,r Hsis hts Va; Pat
Va; ssmus! MCIntJIs,, Pn,.te, 90 c. ju5 s,
S Ho g. Juiy nesr str,sbuTE. Va: Charles STE.
r Mm; DSVS:li' 1nsy.'e, % JuI II, IesT War
Eeot WaIrenton, Va ; Edward fHsderuen. Co. r.
tnrete, JulI 5, near StIssburg, Va; John Cssh,
R mao, Co. - rIIvAts. ISiy 9: EIont koyal. Va |;
ware aton. vs. James We.sh. Co ID, Priyate
59u1 near WarTcnton. vs. John Norris, Co ~,
pnTate, July 10, uear Warrenton, Va: William
SolisIs,Go A, Private. Judy 10, near Wsrrelton,
near WsIrsn on. " John Mobonsii, Co. X, Phi
CO Private, July 8, near Front Noyal. va
The usual reward viii be Eiv.n for their appre-
.Sa eLa ab ssiSIn - the or Provost
sn 10 sc. 81. Y j. MORRISON, Major.
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P&sEN! HFFICE OvHIOsI1IEs-olids .
mept 6.rdens, q the stand in Patent O1Iess Esrs
nn Ants fnnai BooH eoyeynnenf Roeks; Dssl-
Iort.; Burnt Patent Once heiorn; Cher soofs
punished 70 Pedlarsj Military 9fisis; Milinry
shoyinG over a,6eo miles; many Sousand CSSss
beoLss ksce4eet cheap rent Large ale, nx
,f ms <H a'ras sv1 s,nt 81 WsikHRsPt.-
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fFENTS, TENTS, sUfLERS' TENFS!-
II nammocks and Canvass Beds for Sold ers
y ems and rags OF al kIIds. Plain ard F-Ioy
kvGinE,. 70! AZORES and dwellings,. made 10 oTcer
a. tn shortest noiIos, a! EDWARD LILLY y
AvnirE' sAnt ana Flag Factory, coruer Pa avenue
snd "a street, Colon zstIon Building, " ashinE
Ton 10 u .. an % lraS
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WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Nss Ysva
w sseast. 5ssSess Lar ssd I'd sis-Ihe slbsorf-
sor reseect3lN informs the public that &c has 10
and that hereafter on every Monday and 7hurpdsy
ay o'clock p m. there Win be Q band OF mssic n
GALLERY have been, sreorsd for the smlssnent q
Entors. Clubs and associations can have the usS
he pledges himself that he Will lse his besf en-
sfsSsnos s; = ~ me Hiy s9pgr nm "a sssir
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CAVALRY aOEsE Fog sALR-A Jet black
SADDLE, % serful and sIisiy.d; can re teen -
AGA t'led ty calling & PGNeHRkY'SAN
wItaIa week. Asa for black horse Dan"
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RUREAu OF CONSTRUCTION.
- TREASURY DAP. RTMLnT, Aug. q, 1852
PROPOSALS will he received at this eff q until
u onday, the ls' BE ptem Der, at u o. lock M, for
the construcion and putting Ia o ace If ITcn Lat
TIC" 6rdsr. for he roof of the wet wing of me
Treasury EItensIon
upon appiIca ion at {: il Cfics
SeIarste opcsals will also be eceiv.d an & tbs
same Late Tor covering pJrIions OF tho roof win
Prop sals must be te2aratsly seal ed, and pain Y
enoor e. On the enve,ops "Prt posas for the lIoa
Roof o West Wing
i. lAh RO6ERS, Engineer IN Charge
al <F6t TsaIn-v DspaT
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r8H J = ERtf S@s.A
.-s sac .sssGs} kLs.is a5d a. 81 saa
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FRIDAY, Aususr nd, BENEFIT FOR THE
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
on which occasion the entire Company, and q
HOST OF Vol UNTEERs WILL AFFAIR,
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NOTICE TO THk PUBLIC.-The great spsn
lsh DsDseuso MAInTlA RAvEI, 10 Defformins
liEhLI before immense audiences st CanteIbury
Hall She has not boon engaEeo, nor will she o.
sssst IN this CIT. Those Who wish % see her 1er-
Torrance must visit Canter bury Ball. -
mAkTIN HANLY,
eue Agent fvr Marietta Rayel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-14


All meeting Of the yestry q st. IOhpt Church,
held on Monday Night the i2lh May, lse?, the iOl'
lowing preamble and rt,oIntIons we're unanimously
adopted;
WREREAS, II hath pleased Almighty God, IN thO
Ihpensillons Of Ills wise and nlcTulabO Providence
to romOVa from amOBEuB, and from I0oll0n Of nse-
TuIness In th0 Church, OnI esteemed tFiand and bro
Their, beloved Ia the Lord, JANE1 II. SfOgfs one Of
the founders Of this PFish, an active member g
TREASURER Of oar body and devoted member Of the
ChuFch-thOrsSOFo. lfN at t.ES
RtSoirtd, That our beloved ffiold. BY tho uniform
kndntss Of hlS heart, hlA exalted moral and bScial
worth hIa devotion 70 duty ~ au ofl0eF and member
Of ChrstS Holy Church, gndelled himself "a large
elrcIoe Eendfhnd relations and 10 the msmbeTl VI
the o3ngtggAtioR In which he WOEahlppsd.
RstOiptd, That No deeply gympathlEs With BE be-
reaVed widow, bic aged mother, and allo hi TPlb-
lions and lsndR and tender y them our AleCtpnIts
condOlenes IN tile iFFtpAElble lull which they have
sustained. and FeSles Nth thru 10 the blsted CUB
ISOLATION Afforded By the assurance Ne have "Ihat be-
vas gathhrod % biz AthtFA having The testimony Of
good coincidence, IN the communion ut the Catholic
Church. IN tlfS confidence Of eoftaih htth, N the
e1mfirt nf SeaSonRbl8 religions and holy hope, IN
favor with God, Sod n PSrtsct charity with the
Rssalr4A that this BODY attend the funeral 81 %.
coraBeo With their own and the WiAhOS Of the tAm.
~, Aad set AS pail boafeE OF that malanoholy oeea-
Rs,sltrsl, That the Secretary b and hS 4 hsroby
directed 70 tPanImst copy " this preamble aud
resolutions 70 the family Of our late friend, and
cause the same % be publIShGd In the apor1 Of the
city. 4fth 0HAS. B, UB0ILi SECRETARY.
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House Of peleG;otea, /.
Tur,pA4, Nay Is.

TUESDAY May ".
A communication from the Senate an.
uounCed the passage OF number Of Sen
ate bills CspseiGsd in yeStsrlAy's Senate
repOrt), also the concurrence 10 private
House bill I0r the relief Of Thos. Crux, and
the joint leSOlation returping thanks to
tue llt Va, Reg't.
SENATE Bill, No. I, for the relief Of
JnO. N. Greer and John Slack. was taken
up, read The second time. the rule suspCud-
Cd, read third time and passed.
Senate Bill No. 8, APPortiOning Federal
representation ia the Stale, was taken up
read a second time, aud, on motion OF Nc.
Patrick, laid on the table. INA
The House Bill No. COuScntipg TO n
division Ut tie Stale, returned By the Sen.
ate with amendments, wa taken up and
the second amendment considered.
TThe amendment was TO Slrike out from
that portion OF the first section describing
tue manucr OF the erection Of the new
State these words: eand upder The prOvis-
ions set forth in the Constitution for the
said State Of West Virginia, aud the
9e ~, .lsFs'S Au5SsSu' ,h;..,a
rs mouse , ts'9 ,s y So" ~ 'D TbicS
A'19 " W. Wy ', ~. 'Is,I '.-S',i., ~
was y s1t!Hs guy ll ssegpN .'S,'up ~
Gated TO the Senate.
Inc HOUSE ts ,i y taSs y ~ s's''' ~
OH 40 " usSlaslng Aas lless " sssuls ~
certain c9aS8Ss iay!eI Iel ,s i. s,,...
Seua'eloA ~ :, A'usngIn 1n' ~. sS. ~,
!lo5 q 90 9talae9se q saus' ~ ,e s..."S
10 deposits Q! PuoL'c .nSnlss, H"s sa "a
40 ngissSs t1ou. " 'gs S.I t4rUSa IA
lnat tnatooay ,,,9 1:', y.
@enw Y Ene ns.l sSF I.ts'0S Nv
StSte 9lso W. PSss"s y we iv. S'oa,
! ,i NJ INA III n n XIX NJ, ioT
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AZ lAe elo5e Oi The week the market 81.
Tied ddsn to eAimef Stsadisf toue, bat
With % sighs Of diaihiJbsd activity %
StFengIh. Toe C0upol stock o. 1881 clos
e % SalBr5sy q l01i and lbs ~ aoies
Puled q the sane prize. TIE market Tor
iSreiEa bills L arm, hui dull q PFsTieas
quotations. FEeighl6tFe agbiR 6rmeF, but
lest active. To Liverpool, ehRaEemeni1 OF
5000 bbli. Of Flour a. .. 9I.Cs3s., closinE
At the higher rate; 1900 bnsh., Of Wheat
At SID, Ia bulk. To Loudon, Sd is offered
and refused for corn. The business Of the
Su6.TrealuEy WhI; Receipt, 81 ,45s, ts3--
ior customs, Sl6s.tjo0; paynsais, g. $685.
. ola; balaaes, $iS,N94.4T4. Gold Is cd
Vapesd and arm a. 1901 O. lOSj q cent. Do.
mAnd noted, receivable e the Caatom'
House, are selliag at t(sl sent Premi-
mn. The shipments Of specie TO Europe
we're 1900, 900. The exchanges at the
Clearing House amounted to S35, 9fC,4o4.
The markets Tot WesisEn and State aoar Is
agaiu lower, Influenced By libsFa! arrivals,
and al advance in freighlsi the better
grades are heavy aud Irregular sales OF
I2,7O0 bbla. At 5000 $i,s5 for super6ne
State and Western. S4,75GSS for cara
State, and S4,O5tGSS.2O for fancy. TIE
wheat market on Saturday opened quiet,
aud Is lower and unsettled; yaleI Of white
Western at 81 .3s, amber Michigan at Sl,34,
red Western at 81, 2O@sl,?s. The Pork
market is heavy; sales OF $500 bbls ct
/ Sl?,sll6Sl3 for mess, aud $9,sf(a, 10 lot
prime. The cotton market coatuuss firm
al Fridays advance; sales Of $50 bales on
basis Of 274 TO % cebtI for nIddling up
lands and Gull
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.EIRRIEIA LEsIsLAgURR


l9EAAIGs
TCESuAY EtorrlC6, Nsy,l3.
The President Ann0Bssed tbe 6IIt basi'
psII 70 be The Senate EeSOlulioh from Ibs
booze proposing 70 slSet Pebble PriSttF.
", WAiAoS tbougaltbs sedlie ought %
concur 10 The Feaolution, as il Whs Import
ant that Printer Bboald b elected
Nr. sTuAHT Said the present Pnnisf
had come here lnd gone 70 an enormous
sLpeabs, Gpl be did rot think We should
interfere WiTbshim.
Tia 8anAts fsl1Sod-Ia sOhes5 1ilhalhs
House.
The bill extending thd lrgaliEiag bank
tuSpeaslon9 VS. taken np.
NJ. sFUlRT moved TO extend the time
from the lat Of January, 1853, to The lst Of
January, 1864
MF. FLEsREa said lie saw no pFoPFisty 10
giving the banks fourteen mOnthI longer
Ehau The poor people 10 resume specie pay
mebt. The STAY Law expires on the lst Of
Janaary, %. he moved 70 amend the
smsndmeutby substituting the lsi Of Jolly
90.
Neun BURlrr aud JAcs,oS favored the
IooE time.
fbs amendment to the aneudHsns was
iosl, and The amendment Vas adopted The
bill then paired.
The bill repeating the Law requiring the
Commonwealth to pay for negroes COZ
demned TOT crime was paJed.
The biilfor the reIisfOf creditors Ia GER
tain cases was passed. Also,
The bill amending The act organizing the
KAhaNbA boGFj.
a mestage from the HoaSe announced
that that body refused to eOneur in the Sen'
ate's amsndt6eot to the bill giving the CON
sent Of tbs Legislature to the formation Of
new State.
NJ. STUART moved that the Senate re-
Ceds from rs amendments. Adopted.
NJ. CLOSE moved TO take up the bill
auelding the charter Of tue city OF Alex.
andriA. Adopted.
Tho bill WNSpaSled.
VI. Gar offered resolution aPPEopfia.
ting 50 per day during tue present session
orthe Legislature Tor the rent Of the Llns.
10y IlItitpte. Adopted.
Ne. FLEsAEE offered a resolution that
with the consent Of the IouRe the General
Assembly reSelnd the joint reIOlatlon pro
pooling an adjournment to-day.
Laid on ihstRbIe,
The Senate took a recess I'LL 2 o'clock
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FROM srlIroy's Command.

CANP AT PAHtBCR1, May IL.
Gen, Milroy vas confronted day before
Yesterday, BY forces snid 10 be those Of
Jackson, Johnson, and EWCll After .
sharp skirmish witLa portion OF JackSon's
army, lie was Joined hy SchCnck, who
made Il forced march Of 80 miles in one
DAY. The enemy then approached three
directions, within large force, appearing nj
various points on the mountains. Mllroy
detached four regiments, which. in at
tempting TO prevent tile placing Of a rebel
battery, brought on a general engagement.
Our loss WAS 1--we killed and sevcu wound
ed. The rebels lost severely, aud did not
succeed in placing their battery.
Geu, Schenck, by orders from headquar'
tiers, then withdrew his whole force back
upon the EsiRturcemGnts which General
Fremont IS bringing forward.
Az organized guerrilla force Of 400 have
taken two towns, AFnoldsbuFg and sPen-
Ger, near Parkersburg, threatening the
Grafton Railroad, which connects the
Ohio River With Cumberland and the East.
Gen. Kelley has been ordered up in per.
son with reiniorccments.
Rowing bands will attempt 10 prevent the
execution Of the two guerrlllas ordered to
be hung To-day at Sutton,
Gen. Cox has driven the enemy from
Greenbrier, Mercer and Giles Counties, at-
ter three sharp engagements.
The evacuallon o. Yorktown Is q signal
Tor renewed activity GU the rebel side,
and will make hard work here, but Il is
hoped that the greatest danger isnow over,
the plan Of cutting MiltoY TO pieces having
failed.
A dispatch just received from Gen. kel-
IL reports that Major TFemble, having been
reinforced by three companies Of Col. HaF-
ris Tenth Virginia and one company (OApt.
WCst) Fret Virginia Cavalry, has whipped
the rebels at Spencer, killing large NUM-
Der. IlO expects to XIII or capture the
whole Of them,
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IL Bsaursgard has removed his head
quarters TO POcahOntat, as one report says,
DO must be moving to Grand Junction OF
to Memphis. POeahOptas Is eighteen miles
west Of COrin,h, Grand Junction Is
twenty three mileu farther on. Memphis
is uinety.thrco miles from COriu,h We
think that Beauregard would be more
likely to make = stand at Grand Junction
than at Memphis, because be would IhsTe
have line Of retreat open by the NlsslS
sippi Central Railroad, Rat at Memphis
ho must surrender, II defeated. We cam
not yet regard IL as settled that he has
evacuated Coriath. But there seems a
strong probability that, while keeping up
bold front there, he has really been
gradually drawing on bis men to a new
position. Halleck will soon inform Us.
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We are still without Any definite nOWu
from Premonti command 10 PendlslOn
roautyy Tie nsvu part u oar statements
ysstsrday moraIag remain the same SO far
asvs haze beard. Thsts are SptsulaiiOn'
however, that relieve thsrePOrt Of a defeat,
bu. which would not be proper foF Us to
publish aoiil further advised, Additional
troops Wers TO havs reached Bsllalr last
nlgh., IN yOui, forth IalsIIOr and We IRE.
sans arrived and will 80 forward this
morning.