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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07
PRoPosALs f9Skk p EFfkJJEEIING DOME OF
pWR ...,xsssaT, OF TIE IEIl5aaIo Z,

W1saISsTos.. b. O., Nay 3, isBa.
ssnLip Pa9fesALs VIII be received atthls De-
II M. for furnishinG the materials and exeouting
ne palntlng Of The Iron Work Of the New Doms
Drawings exhibiting every part of the work, and
speclhesdons explaining the manner Of exeouting
Ofoe,lu the south vest room on the ssfio atory OF
the Centre Building Of he u g. Capitol, every DAY,
Sundays excepted, betvesn the hous Of 9 .. q, and
az WATT '6tssss s9' ddIsssit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

CRTTRAL GyARDHeUsE CAsEs-Befo,s Jnstie
ClaTk-Mary Drunk, drunk and prolane in til,
Center Market fined % s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07
DRAKH's PLANTATION BIfTlRs.
& II 1850 x

II invigorates, strengthens and puriaes the sys-
tenn, II a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efectual tonic In the world. Ii 10 COM
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. Croix Rum; particularly
Weakness, and Is just the thing for the changes
Of seasons.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Sa-
looms. p. ii. DRAKE Il Co.,
ap COINS POI Broadway, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

DESPERATE SOLDIER Yesterday afternoon a
drunken soldier named Edward SweenY amused
himself 10 the neig hborhoOd Of the Navy Yard
by attacking every peTson heMet OficeT LuSby
went to arrest him, and was pretty badly used ,
having his coat torn and his hand much bruised
but he succeeded In getting Sweeny to the station
house, where Justice Gull fined him IS 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07
NEW STOCK,

1856 NE" STOCK. 1856
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
Just received choice selection of new and de-
PAPERHANGIN6s.
From the rich and ornate, to the most ohsste and
simple patterns. Appropriate for PSrlors, Halls,
Dining Rooms. lfS,Ss Chs@6srs.
PIECES, &C.
New Designs, warranted Sold Bands, Imitation
WINDOW SHADES.
window shades VI any required style or size.
m sde 10 erdeT. Bun, Green and Blue Shade E0l-
lands by the gard or maze into Shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Warranted ~ be sllded with gold leaf)
The La ldsomest and largest assortment in the
District from the best mandatory in the country
Also. an assortment Dark Wood Frames, with
beautiful variety of small sized Oval and Card
VIslie Frames, OF Foreign and Domestic manufac-
ture. PAssepAtouts. 30.
PIOTbRS CORD AND TASsELS,
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings, Mails,
30.
Purchasing exclusively for cssh, the above goods
(socordng 10 their quality will he dIspossd Of &C
&c low rates IS taaJ cSp - psrchssed' for II the
Dstr q. 40 nisfe presentation mad to edectssles.
Orders tor PsPerhsngIng or window 5Lades ex-
ecuted BY experienced workmeu, In city or coun-
try. A ctll solicited from those needing the above
goods. Terms cash. J. MARKRITER,
Remember the number, No ass Seventh g..
doors above Odd Fellows Hall; and the terms
Cash or goods and labor. m 2-lmlf~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

DEATHS OF Submissive our last the fol-
lowing have been reported:
John Thompson, company G, seth Penn 'vanIa
John Stewart, company ID, lUlst Pennsylvania
J. Stultz, company d, l03d Penn sylvsnia.
sergf Horace Barnes, company ID, 9th New
York cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

BCLp RoBgERY - This morning, about Ave
O'Clock, two young men entered the shop OF Mr..
ohm Fletcher, corner Fourth and streets north,
and called for something TO drink. Mr. Fletcher
had al the time shot bag containing $3.50 In his
hand, and when passing from bis sitting room to
lis shop he dropped II on the head Of keg, near
the door. On turning TO wait upon the young
men, one seized him behind, bent him bac kward
and chOked him so that he could not give alarm;
and the other robbed him OF bis watch and eight
or ten dollars In change. They searched, but did
not see the bag which, no doubt, they were after
Mr.. Fletcher was so badly strangled that he did
not recover for several minutes. He then gave
tie alarm, ard the police immed lately res pended;
but IL was too late-the robbers had ped with
their booty They are unknown TO their victim,
blt he could identify them on seeing them again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

THE MusIc.-Tbere will be no music An the
grounds OF the Presidents mansion this ssason
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

| From Rec. DR.. Lockwood, Washington.
Dr.. White has removed cOrns and part Of bad
nail from my feet, and the operation was per-
formed without pain, and without shedding one
drop Of blood. ! can recommend him az q sur
geon OF perfect competency and skill In his de-
partment. l2tl E. LOCKWOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

Music AT THE CAPIToL.-The Marine Band
under Prof Scala, commence their Saturday per-
formances at the Capitol grounds this evening,
rendering the following choice pieces Lincoln's
Union March, by Scala; Quickstep, ii Vespro
SicilianO; Overture, Fra Davolo; Quartsttc,
Giovanni D'Arc L'keo du Mont B.ano Polka
Medley, I'm Ballo in Msscherai Baltay, IL GiOca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

HAxs.-HsnrY Nyes, N. W. Thomas, q. Cas-
sard, Keimans Orange brand ham, r. w. Cas-
sard's best sugar-cufed hams, at 10 cents per To-
These are Eve Of the best brands Of hams In the
United States. Ten pounds Of Lard for 81, at
gro. w. SfRwARf d Son's,
je 5-3ts Corner 18th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

ROMANTIC MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. The
steamer Young America has been chartered by
tae WaShingt ton Social Association for the puE-
pD=e OF a grand eIcutsion down the Eotomac 10
GlymOnt Pavilion, on Wednesday next, June lIth
All who are fond Of romance, or all who wslld
Enjoy dance all night Till broad daylight mC=:
no. III 20 attent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07
SPRING AND sUMMER CLOTAING
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.

GENTLEMEN And BOYS.
We have In store and daily living al the latest
and most desirable STYLES Of Ready made CiSthiHs 2.
Our present stock fsrs to gent emsp wishing an
INN ,aiate outfit every indueemsat in style, quail
:, Our custom dsssstmsnt IL veil supplied With all
70 opds. sHS
s." my fis4ssF 's7Eps gss 2. , Ss;
HUNT . sf RkNgfs
nh. $40 fEFssILvasIa hyINul
ossisacS: e III ,hs dspsftnsh.s q II Dee. 80
IN the bss. manner. Single, Gum and Block Teeth
8. Fl Il. H BERNS5TArwRLL.
We take pleasure in reeomwendlns the abo, .
gentlemen 20 the ein.sn. Ct Ws.a'nEIon and VI
INJECTION IN every where thsr prd ss sa
services may be required. WlF aIf aa.,I HVSi'
Mr.. o. II. Brghtwsll has been engaged with me
pleasure In recommending him a. . skIllfsI me-
is slim. R. B. DONALDSON.
CITY OF CHARLEsTO WIN, .MAssACHU-
the once Of the w srsr Commissionsrs until Jans
fss sna
70 tons Fl re nal Castings The sisss q The pipes
s1sla.Ivs hub Copies 81 siecifc and con-
sssRSaiS.s s. e.!.s: isssaa1ss . sst: esSs sa;
ssss: :s :s ss
ISs !; e g
go For the ws 3. s c sPEv;;EISNnssiis;h
lea ~ Chisf Eue'f ChsflestoVp W1tsf Works,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

CAUCUS OF THE COMMON CouNoIL.-A caucus
of the Unconditional Union members OF the
Board of Common Council was held Las evening
In the Council Chamber, all the members being
present. After organizing, they proceeded to ball
lot for a candidate for President Of the Board
Messrs. J. X. Barr, OF the Second Ward; Charles
Wilson, Of the Seventh, and A. r. Shepherd, of
the Third, having been nominated-which re-
suited, on the sixth ballot In the choice Of Mr.
Shepherd. Messrs F. l.. Harvey, J. c. Clayton,
w. Harper, J. II. McCutchen, J. p. Mexican,
W. I: Eiven and John ! Ralleck, were nolal-
mated for Secretary, and after six ballots had been
taken, Mr.. Harvey. Of the Fourth Ward, was de-
clared the nominee. Mr.. VIM. Hutton received
the nomination for Messenger on the first ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

ADDRESSES on CRIME Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
spear viii hold meetings tomorrow afternoon at
the Unitarian Church, and It .Wiliard's Hall In
tue evening. Mr.. spear will doubtless present
macy Interesting facts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

EDrToR SARA communication In yester.
days edition, representing That the case Of the
house In Nineteenth street west, had been dis.
posed Of by Is ,ulre Walter, by being dismissed
after ones sided hearing, would beg leavc 70
cay eontsinf few Inaccuracies, which should
not femo In rnnoticed. The parties alluded 10 did
appear, and aaked for an invest CATION but az no
complainant OF witnesses appeared and no charges
Were preferred, there was, a matter Of course,
$40 investigation" No one 10 more ready to deal
enectually with crime, when evidence 10 forth
Is Ear 50 any knowledge the Provost Guard may
Rave after personal inspection Of the premises la
G=estion, land none doubts their capacity to scent
crime afaf or there has been nothing discovered
on which to found charges, or that demands in
vestigation. Further, pfoprietors OF houses must
not suppose that because they cannot summafily
eject tenants by civil process, the military must
Iecessariiy lend themselves 70 effect such objects
IL CRNrRAL GuARn HnusR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

/ WAsHINsToN, May %, 1862.
This 10 to certify that DIR. Tumblety, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consumption.
n. CLAY DoRsKY, United States Capitol.
THE INDIAN HKRB DOCTOR
will describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or illness, without re-
ceiving any Information from them.
No charge for Consultations or Adries.
Once, No. IL Weshiz Ston Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner "a st-eeL Att
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

BOWLING SALOON.
slve BOWLING SALOON lately conducted By
!; u: MAT. on z street, between Twelfth and
Trrteenth, respectfully informs his old friends and
eustomsrs. and the public generally, that he has
ntteo uRthe Alleys IN q superior manner. and re-
slsotfully solicits the patronage Of the public,
Pohte attendants always on hand.
r ChEAp DRY GOODS
LAh6E Assortment OF Hosiery, Gloves. HOOP
SkIrts, Sgn umbrellas, Parasols. SHIRT Fronts,
Embroidery. spool Cotton, Tore ing, 7Able
Diapers, Table and Floor Oiclotrg, white AID
oolorsd straw Nj tting. CATpetinEs, white And
coloted Muse ulto Netting, Taftons, COrseta.
All selling OF to close stocf, At ~, -,
m sl-shf ats 9th, bet. and streets,
II DRY 6OUDs-DRY GOODS.
1xAVlN6 Located for the present &C No, ara
Ninth street, between ID and E.-vhere am sell-
Ing Oh the remainder Of the Goods saved from the
hre, ~ less than usual prices.
~ have still on hand good assortment of Domes-
no Goods. which were bought before the rise In
cotton, end will be sold 90 old prices
ALSO
Largo assortment Black silks, Barexes, Lavus.
Prints, and other Dress Goods, that viii Be sold
at very low prices, 70 close out the stock. cal
carly to get bsrsains,s t
m a-stf z1a Ninth, oct d and e.
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COMMENDABLE We understand that the Union
Literary Association contemplate giving an ex-
cunion 70 Glymont, about the 10Th inst, for the
beneet Of the sick and wounded soldiers now In
" afhington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

CHILD DROwSED About O'Clock on Thurs
day afternoon, a daug bter OF Mr.. Berj Imin Paul
gIase, residing on Tenth ST., between and p,
while playing In the yard, fell Into tub Of water
and was drowned The child was one OF twins,
aged nfteen months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

POLICE--The Third Ward Eatrolmen reported
y-sterday-DavId r Miller, drunk; fined 3
Thomas Power druI 4 ard disorderly do 81 81.
ByJuStice Thompson
fhe Fourth Ward Pa,rolmen reported-MIcheel
Riley, assault and battery; Jail for cOurt-by Jus
tIce Dom Henry Seymour, creating nuisance;
dlsmissed-by Justice Walter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

man named Albert Glassberger was arrested In
the Fiut Ward yesterday on The charge Of OBJ
tsining S35 from Mrs. B. Lentner, by means OF
two fictitious letters, on the 9Th Of May. Justice
Drury committed him for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

REAL ESTATE SALE, by Green & Williams, lot
10, in square 702, on south G street between
second and Third, west, at 81 cents per squsre
foot, TO Mr.. 9. N. Hilton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

TUE GRoRsETowN BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION
announce a picnic for Monday next, June 9, e.
that favo ite resort. Grees Spring Pavilion. The
managers have made every exertion for day OF
enjoyment. A good time may be had by any who
may participate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

EOR UPHOLSTERERS
AND CA BINET MAKERS.
hpll ysirht svsde Iron Tagks. OF. o 2doz.,
Hack and Coi0red Glmps, silk end worsted,
JOHN r. ELVANS,
lie SrSte0 fRepub,l SOC Pa. ayepue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

FouErH p M1R3 snLIoS SAshsTBgoTs ysstie:
license; 1ned c2O.5S. Also, for being disorderly
and aghtngi do 90. Also, for profanity; dis
missed Ben Franklin, col, drunk and disor-
Derry; fined 81 Jack Smart, disorderly; dis
missed. Geo. Stowell, drunk; fined 81 81 Rob't
Dwyer and William A. Harden, do turned over
u thu mfiftr-y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

PHILADEIPHIA PRINT BUTTER AT IS CENTS
best diaries, Philadelphia print Butter, which
we are selling at IS cents per Id at our ands
No. 20 Center Market, opposite the Fish Market,
and Ne. S Seventh street end Of Northern Market,
and at our Store, corner Of 18th and streets. :
je6-3ts GRo. w. STEWART Son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

SECOND WARD rATIos CAsRs- 3 fOys Justice
CLGTk.-Henry Ward, profanity; fined SI5S. =.
hsrrhner, selling Ito nor 20 soldiers; do. $50 W.
Z. Gayis deserter; turned over 10 the military
4 RrynO!d, drunk; dismissed Jacob Clauser,
thelt; do. fhos Hinkle, do do. John Muntz
aud Jas. Jemison, drunk; turned over 10 the mil
iIIfY. Geo. Besold, assault; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

In Is FACT, and the people should know IL,
that one dollar spent at the Dollar Store, (436
beautiful jewelfy and silver plated ware than
three times that sum invested elsewhere. je2.1w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07
MORE NEW BLACK SILK MANTILLAS

lv1 AND SACQUES,
opening this morning another assortment of rich
ana beautiful MantIllss, Black Lace Shawls and
Mantillas, Barge and other new and ct, h
Spring and Summer Shavls, vhioh Will be sold at
mso S. 523 Seventh st., above Ps. sy,
II WOOD AND COAL.
lG goo feet 4, 81 and ga White Pine CulIngs,
$1,000 4 Z. 6-4 and 4 do do Selects and
20 co0 81 Hemlook Rails,
10000 yellow Pine Jolsts, Studs and Sillinr,
600 :" best w hito Ash Plank,
Laths, Pockets. Sh ngles. &C.
Also, Cosl and Oak and Pine Wood of best quail
iU. White Pine KindlinE Wood, in bundles feet
long, At the low price Of IS per cord.
On hand and for sale By
T. EDW. CLARK,
OF, e and Yard, Virginia avenue, between rsh
and 10th streets eaet, Navy Yard. ie6-.:s
How TO Lay OUT A GARDENER e.
GIenny's Hand Book on Gardening. London; 81.
The Msnse 6erden-By N. Paterson London; Is.
GIennys Properties Of Flowers and Plants; 81.
Buist on the Culture of the Rose; rs,
BUST Family Kitchen Gardener; il.
Handolph's Rs-lor Gardener; 60
Mrs. Lopdon's Gardening for Ladies; 81 Is.
6lenny's Culture Flowers and Plants; al Is.
Barry's Fruit aarden; S175.
Hogs Fl nit Manual; 81 IS
Pardee's Strawberry Cdlturei 90.
mal FRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-07

n NOTICE.
DR. w. II. COMES Respectfully informs the
citizens OF the Navy Yard and vicinity that he has
located 1T the corner of Eighth and streets east,
obavsd w 10 colin
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
RnrnInn % hon soourIrIaa.

The policy Of the rebel leaders in ordering
the cotton and tobacco Of the South to be
burned TO prevent It falling into the hands Of
the Fedsrals, Is happily set forth in its true
light by George Francis Train In late speech
in London. de said
The order to burn the cotton and tobacco
is under the mistaken idea that It would In
volve England In the common ruin with
themselves. Bear In mind, gentlemen, that
this cotton and tobacco Is solemDly pledged
for the redemption Of the Confederate paper
and the Confederate loan, and now the Con-
tederate Cabinet have got all the money they
can sponge out of their deceived subjects,
they solemnly order them to destroy the se-
carites on which the loan was made.
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NEW YORK nIARKRF-BIay 5.


RLOUR-Markst dull heavy and A lovyer Tn,
onBud election Of trustees Of the produce exchange
market mate rally checks business Market clos.
saies 90 bbls At ys,OOa5,iO for supsrans state
S92oeoSo ior extra state; S5,O085.l0 Tor auporhns
Sssssrn % SSmmS1 70 70 ooa msainR s5t5.
brands sxtra round hoop Ohio; S5s566,50 for tradl
CANADA FI.OUR-karkst dulI and Io,.r. =
sale 20 DDS at s6oesi0 for spring. ss45essO iol
RYR EI.OUR-NArkstq quiet and steady. Sale.
CS0aS imiilRAL-masEsl quiet and nsmInalIy IN.
WHIsKY-Msrkst more active and armsr -
sales 200 bbls e. 24&G25o 7 statei 259255So ioE
BEAT-Market quiet and arm. Sales as0
bush mixed Canada Ct 81 25 150O bush white Canada
a. Sl,soi $50 bush Canada club on private terms.
RKR-Market Is quiet at e00e3o.
BARLEY-MArket nominal sO095o.
CORN-MArkst spened heavy and closed lower
Sales 1900 bush al bSabSo for mixed western, clos.
Sc In store and deliTeredi bso9o Tor south
OGTs-Msrket steady. Sales at $3.50 for Jsr-
aey. Oanada. western and state.
bags on private terms. Other kinds In good demand
S IssUyGAR-Raw is firm at SKe7o for fair to good
MGLissEs-Market quiet and without mate
HOPsSMariEst continues steady with good bust.
PORK2Ms-Sst very Hrm and closed shade bet
closing with sellers below 0n 8t250oIs5 Sc for
prime mess: slA,OOMI0,25 for prime.
BEFF-MarlCst rules quiet and firm. Sales l40 bbls
at g, ,50n5.50 country prime; s56oasO0 for country
mess; Sl2OOAls,60 for rspacked mess; SI4,Ooal5,o0
for extra mess.
PRIME MISS BEEF-MRrkst quist and nom
inal at Se0.O0.
HRRF HAMsl-Market inactive.
CIT UIEATa-Market Quiet Sales $50 packages
4es41fo for shOuldsra: BHA63<c for hams,
AAC1N ~ .li 1l1teS-ln AIR demand; Sales 90
sales Of $50 hhdg rough sides on private termg.
LARD-Markst more active and shade hrmer.
SALES s25l hbls At 7AasHo, and as kegs do at sc.
BqTTER-selling at lo0T71o for Ohio; lselso
for state.
1a9o,
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A m nm. ~ ~ ygorIa at IarFo.

Having been often applied 70 for intorma.
ton REGARDING The way to obtain public doc
umsnts, seeds, &c, from Members of Con-
pro-s, we have obtained the following gensr-
Al information for the world at large, which
We publish 'by authority" Doubtless the
Information given win also benefit Members
In the lesoeaIng Of letters OF inquiry, &C.,
addressed to them:
There Is great inquiry for the Census
and Patent Office Reports. The main body
Of the Census Report for 1850 will not be
published for many months, but az abstract
may be looked for in about six Wssks,
The second vOlnmO ofthe Mechanical Pat
emit Report was destroyed by Gre. It will
be replaced in about two months.
MoClellan's HArt Of War In Europe" is
out Of print It was never published by the
House, and but limited number by the SEN
ate. Maj. Delsaeld's Report upon the same
subject is difficult to obtain, limited nun.
Der emily being on hand, and those kept main
ly for army officers.
Lieut. Ives Report of explorations toward
the Pacific was published only by the Sen
ste, and lsttegs asking for it must be ad-
dressed 70 Senators only, Members Of the
House having none at their disposal.
Cotton seed for distribution has been just
received by the Members, and will be dis
tributsd by them 30 far as they are able to
do 50. The supply of other seeds is eX-
hausted.
Letters asking for documents, &C., receiv-
ed by Members from strangers residing ont
Of their district are handed to the Members
representing the District from which the let
ter is written. 1t is therefore always best to
address such letters direct to the Represen-
tative Member.
Country papers will confer g favor upon
their readers and their Representatives by
publishing this information.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06
n..,h &c. o. C.anhr.lsun.

Mr. 0. O. Ohsmbrsleng, for many years a
pruuins1t politician Of New York, died at
hts residence ct West Neck, Long Island, on
Wednesday, in the sevsnty-sixth year Of hil
agA BE vas originally successful merchant
q NsW York city, afterwards represented il
IN 0ongreas for many terms, where he took
q lsading part and Ess the recognized leader
Of the Administration forces in Congress
during the Presidency Of Gen. jackson -
subsequently be waa appointed Minister to
Russia under the Administration Of Van Bu.
sua. Hswas 3 man of great practical sense
and Of inasxible honesty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-06


A correspondent of the Oincinnsti Com
mercial has this rather neat way Of putting
down the advance Of HaHeck's army
Nov, what do these movements show 2
That the enemy is contracting his lines, no
longer daring, as before the battle. to extend
his daily observations to the police arrange
ments of our camp. Another significant
fact is daily transpiring; division goes out
q mile or two on the road toward Coriuth,
sees some place that suits its fancy, and don't
come back again. It stays there one or two
days, becomes tired of il, aud forthwith goes
out mile or two further. This may not be
forward movement hardly think it is,
strictly speaking; but it is answering every
purpose, as we every day diminish the dis
tance 70 Oorinth.