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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER JERSEY HLuF-sIEsz
CT fo8I AACoN-HEALTH OF IHs TRooPs
GOOD.
The U. 5. transport Jersey Blue, Captain Jack.
son, arrived at New York Yesterday from New
bern, whence she sailed on the 18th and from
Hatteras Inlet on the 18th. There had been
nothing new st Newbern.
Preparations were being made for the Stage Of
Fort Macon, getting heavy guns into position
The bridge ever the river Neuse had beer
finished.
The transport Albany would sail for New Yors
en- the 18th, with ESQ Confederate prisoners, taken
at Newbern.
The health Of the troops continued good, and
but few cases Of fever and ague had been known
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hotLISs CAPTURED. Commander Helms,
The "6reat Gun" Of the Rebel navy, has been
captured by cur forces. The -. Louis R,prgIi
car 81 The l2th instant, say,:-Ii Is not yet been
stated we believe, that Commodore HoIlins, Of
Iam turtle notorietY, was captured In the gen
'rai rout at Island No 10; but such is the fact
He Is now prisoner. The Commodore made a
present OF handsome squirrel gun to Mujsr
speed Butler, General POpe's Adju;ant General,
thinking no doubt, that for some time, at least,
he would have no use for such weapon. He
may be expected here In a day or ,wo.n
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
STILL ANOTHER BATTLE!
Commodore Foote Commences the
Siege of Fort Pillow!
a Battle in Progress There!

The following dispatch reached the Navy De-
psrtmsnt last night:
CAIRo, LII, April l5.-The fo'illa has been
within three quarters tf a mile Of Fort Pillow,
and then, returning, took mp position two mile.
further up.
The Rebel suuboats escaped below the Fort.
opened FIRE. This Is mp to six o'clock last eve
ming
Gen. Pope's command occupying the Arkansa:
side Of The river.
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POSTAL MATrEEs.-Utah Is not, under Official
construction, on the Pacific coast; therefore, let
tiers from the las. 10 and from that Territory, are
charseahle With the three cen; rate Of postage
onlv.
The Post Once Department now SUPPLE, mails
g Waterford and Leesburg, Va, from the Point
81 Rocks, Md and has re-established post ONCE
al both these towns. Banks division is supplied
with malls by military messenger.
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u The fTst branch Of the Baltimore CITY coun.
Gil has adopted resolution inviting a display @,
the National flag, from the housetops and shin.
ping Of Baltimore, on the 10th Of April, as mani
festsiion Of gratitude for deliverance from the
dangers which sncomPsssed that city on the 10th
Of Apfii. ISL
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FlHAscIAL.-New York papers Of esterday re-
pert revival Of the stock mari on the announce
Insnt OF the surrender Of Fort Pulaski Prices are
Z per cent. better. Governments are steady.
The SIS Of ISL close at eaX a9aX The go note.
are not to be lad under par. Border State bonds
have Improved per cent Tennessees rose
TO % $50, Missouris to 4e4 Gold continues
duil-quoted at i0lx 1Ol1. Exchange on Lon.
don sieadier, with considerable business IIou
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II The Wheeling daily Iatslligincs, gives On
account Of 6ght between Senator Garlic and L.
: Marshal Norton, on Saturday last, In that CITY
The tive distinguished gentlemen cIlncbed and
proceeded &c strike and wool one another for
aboni two consecutive minutes, when some gen.
temeh inierfered aud they were separated. The
capse OF the Fight was certain language and sccu.
cations used In letter, which had passed between
thsm.
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ByJ. c. Mc6uIRE & CO. AnctIon.er,.

BY J. z. Mo6UIRE n Co, AuctIoneers.
1'kUsTEE'e SAIL of CITY LOTs-On
4 TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NAV nth. IHS2
e. pa ocloos, on the premises, By virtue of two
dseos o. truss TO n. subsori5er one dated Jsnusry
Zs1, 1879. ana recorded IN LIber J. A. = No 49,
and recorded ~ Liber A. 5 no. al foios Ssi,
ct rec OF the Land recoros for Washington
part of Lots numbereJ I. 2, 5, 4, s, s, and =, in
square numbered x9, fronting on Snu'h T. street,
betseen lsta and 18th streets weet lIslanc.D
Terms; On half cash; the halance in siY
on the premises.
All corve ancing stthe cost OF the purchaser.
THO. plsBER, TRUSTEE.
sp 2-eo&ds &C MoGUIRE& CO., Aucts
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By WALL q BARNARD, Aucnopcer.,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED RIAL EsTATE AT AUcTfoN by viz
tue OF decree OF the circuit Court OF the Distro
OF COLUMBIA for the county OF Washington, ut
unF &c Court OF Charoery, dated 22d Of January,
lsoS, !, b Y. Morgan, viii eel, on MONDAY, the
5th OF MAY. 1852, at O'Clock D. m, at the Auction
Rooms OF WalI Barnard. south cor ner OF Penn
uiyanls avenue and Ninth street, is the city Of
washington, tie foi ovInf describe eal Estate,
namely: Lots 9, and 10, in Ssuare No. ga.
These lots front on soutn street. and are between
flrst street west and Second E'Teet west and on
Iert OF tho'e lots are four good frame houses
whom VIII be sold separately.
Wi then sci, at the sans place, all Of Square
north ofSsuare No. o4l This square "a bounded
6y Deiaware avenue, vIrtinla avenue, Half street
will then re ], at the same place, Ssusre No.
sS4. This square is b. undei By north ID ttrcet
Eighth street eakt, DoTta e ttreet, aad seventh
tce,t cast, and 10 laid out in sixteen lots which
viii be sold separately.
Will then se 4, 81 the same place. Lot No. 9, IN
touth g street.
All OF the foregoing Real Estate il situated In the
oiy OF HashlnIton, ID. c., and will be sold under
The terms Of there sales Will be: One third c,,h;
balance in siI, twelve, and eighteen months. De,
ttsr,ed PAYMENTS TO bear interest, and be secured
the ssts. action of the Trusto.
+. c. MORGAN, Trustees.
p H-S8w&ds "ALL& BARNARD, Aucfs.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTBRNoON s. TO- ORROJ

By J. c. Mcguire a CO., Aucnoneers.
F8GBLLENT FURNITURE AND ROUeE-
- EoLn EFFECTS AT trrLTc ICcTTor
IHUEspAf MohNi sGt sPrl I7th, ., ~
O'Clock. on The vest side Of Tkud street. few
doors nol'h IL Fennsy lvsnis svenue We shsil cell
the urniture and Effects Of family declining
houseke ping, compliant
Lrimsnn snd Green Push coverrd so'ss and Es.y
Chairs,
Brocste ls covered sevint and Fancy Cbsirs,
walnut snS MAHOGANY Hair Clio recovered Sofas |,
and Roctess,
marble TOP Center aad Sofa Tables,
Mahogeny Secretary and Bookcase,
wa nut Whataots, Bcautet
yeretisn Bllnds, Windov Curtains,
Engnh. Brussels, Pa,lor, Hal. and STAIR Carpets.
Rugs,
leioth, Mating. Stair z oSs and Eyes,
Wanut Hat II &c, Mail Chairs
Mshoeany and W s'nut Beet te,ds, Dressing Bu-
reaus. Vac sobes and Washttands.
hslr and Husk NJ Mattresses. Bols;eTs and Pillows.
Looking G Asses. To. let Sets,
Mahogany kxteDtl6 Dlniur Table
silver 2 sted Casters. Table Cutlery,
China, Glass, ard Crookery Ware,
kstrlgerators, stoves, Kitchen Utelsils, &c,
Terms Casa.
spNd &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
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ByJ.c. MCGUIRE a CO., Aucuope.r..


SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- FAMILY CARRIAGE. BrG6Y, HoRsE. HARNESS,
Sc,M trBIIc ,AUcTIoN.-Un a DAY
MORNING, April 90, 81 10 o'olook, at the resi-
dence q the hon. J. ID. Bright, 18th street, he
tween PsnLsl Esnls avenue and street. thall
sell his iurnlture snd efs q, conpIsing-
ROSEWOOD Seven-octave Pianoforte,
Handsome CIimsou Brocatelle owe ed sofHs, Arm,
p.ir fisr.s si.s Ere Ffs.eS a ate Pier Gl..s...
Handsorne Mirror hack Etsgere.
Marble-top Center and Sofa Tables,
CRIMSON olIk curtains, Cornice, Lace CurtaIns,
ElsSsnt BfOss: M.ut.l olO.t. WITT Bron.s
French Ro0ker. r eeep,ion. and Fauo, Chars,
Brnsssis and Ihree-ply Csrps;s, Rugs, OHIO 9th,
Oak Hall Set, Hall -stove,
cup srior walnut sIdeboard. Extension Dinins
Walnut bring Chsir,. side Tables.
E!etant Silt Centre piece, for Table, with Csnde-
labrss TO match,
Superior Mirror front wsIdrobe,
haEdsope walnut MaIbe-top Dressing Bureaus,
wirdrobs,, Bed.te,ds, Toilet Sets,
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Hair nd Hutk Mattresses, Blankets.
Lounges, Easy Chairs. Rockers,
COOKING, AID other stoves. Refrigerator,
Iosether with the usual assortment Of Kitchen
AT 10 o'cLccA,
In front Of the p-emIs.s-
a arse and han some Family CarrIsye.
In single or double Harness,
Ls.ther top Bugsy, Harness, &c.
sp6d J. C. MCGUIRE a CO, Auo.s.
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auo,ione.,,

~ :" Abb q BARNARD. AuCIOnecr1.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF WleHING.o on, ID,
G.-By virtue of deed of trust, dated on the 18th
Gay OF August. 1871, end recorded on the nth DAY
OF november, 81 IN hber J. =, No. slt. folios
~. lSo, s16 and 81, one Of tie and records for
Washington county, in the District Of OiamhIa,
wli cell on THURSDAY, 18th d ~ of A prll, lss2,
a. O'Clock m ct the Auction House II WAL a
barnard. corner sth stree, and Pa avenue in The
CITY OF Wnt hington, the TO loving deI oTibed tract
of land, With buildings and improven eHts thereon,
situated N the county Of Wa:hInston, IN the DIS
uiet Of Columbia:
TIE said tract of aod bsEIunins at the end Of the
fourth line at tract Of land SAL ed New Seat and
running thence soGth Is perohee, thepoe soutn 81
degrees, west Is peTchs6, thence north So degrees
east lS perches. thence south GO degrees east SIX
perches 10 lts nterseotion with the 6ftesnth ps Of
tie srgcr trsct of land conveyed by the heirs and
devisees OF David c. Pertert 20 Seward swami,
thence south g degree, west 81 perches, thence
south Is degrees, west 81 perches ard S. 100 of a
perch thence, south 81 degrees, wet IS porches %
perohes.
The term. Of this sale vii be one-thIrd Dash I:
oaance bsarlnE interest snd payable IN esual in
etaments at 6, u and 10 months, the deferred pay
ments 70 be secured by Q hen on the land.
One hun Irtd do lara Of the ca.h payment 10 be
pad down At he plsoe Of sac; and csee the Dur-
chaser or purche refusing 20 do the property
vii al cnce be resold al the risk and coet Of the
defauitIng purchaser or puIchaeere.
Il. q. MORGAN, Trustee.
NIB 81 eo6ds WALL a. BARNARD, Auots.
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1--we are indebted TO }. shillington, Odeon
Building, for an early copy Of GodeyS Lady,s
Book for May.
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W. wei az lndnsss from Eer pstrons, she viii
oontlnne with her prophetic manifestations short
TIN longer. she Is not wiling to be cousid cred
test medium. although shs gives many in her re-
su!lsr way: Sh. has fathomed all The mystic
write upon shy subject of depth ana impo tance.
Delevan House. an 49,
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fpA large amount Of property was sold YES
terdsy In Baltimore Tor arrears In taxes. -
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The Pitfsbu-s Landing Battle.
6HkAI EXPECTATIONS,
Gen Beaureyard teleoraphs5 sund,v nj,

Gen Beeuregard telegrephsd Sunday night
'We this morning attack ed the enemy in a
sucns position IN ffcnt OF Pittsburg and after q
severe battle Of ten hours, thanks to tue Almighty
so'nfd eePIs:s rictOry, drirrng tAe enemy from
ersy poSIftsR -
From the telegraph from his camp:
NIsHr.-The enemy are in full retreat and
ihe ConfedeEates In hot pursuit I write from
the tnemy,s camp and on Federal paper, Lave
"a ken, ard expect TO ca pture the ares,,, ns
OF tne ederai army. We are dyiriRg thsta bnek
eTWy" ""'
ttfom the Richmond whig, Of ruesday.l
IL may safely be concluded that after the
lass OF MANASSAS, (fof which we do not charge
Dina wi,h The respOnsibilites) Gen Beaureyafd
1,i pSsh rag rtetoIyto aitattatrokIe eoHssqutncss
Ct TToft aHG aiedstoge1
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CHEAT EXPECTATIONS DISAPPOINTED

CoRIsIH, Tuesday, April 8, 1852.
To ths Sserstayy Of War, hteAnssHd:
We have gained great and glorious victory.
Eigai 10 ten thousand prisoners and thirty.six
pieces CT carnon. Buell. reinforced Grsnt ard
us retired 70 oar entertainments at COrissA which
we can hold. Loss heavy on both sides.
BEAuREsARD, .
Ana this retiring back" 10 the complete vie
toiy," The "driying back on the river the Federal
arIny'" sad the killing or capturing the entire
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TIE UNDERSIGNED Wishes to inform mis-
n Trends and the public that he Las opened a
s saw ritlns and hepalrlrs Shop on the corner Of
TN AND streets, ami be lievIns, from long expe-
renee IN The business that he Will be able 10
tne WOOD SAWYER and the butcher and e. cry me-
chsnio that uses saw. and hopes, bv q sf,iot at
tsn'ion 70 business. that he will merit share of
the pubic patronage, Vi
rph ia-lms John ERSNraII
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t. FOR NEW YORK.
III schooner Ann Eliza, Captain Everhsn,
PETER BERRY, AS&
ap1< St. Gso1sstov,
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On WEDNESDAY,, the sSi of Ami,
For consultatlon AID to examine the condition Of
his patients. vi
His great experience, derived from long AID ex
tensive practice. close study and devotion 10 mi
profession together With the sssetance Of The rev
feet INSTRUMENT with which his ations OF the
iungs are m,de, enable him 10 detect the Gig 81
o, mptoms Of Oh ea.e. ~
HIS three goat medicines, his PULNnNIC
SS!RUP, SEA WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
FILLS, nave been "a widely celebrated A. RENE
ores for diseases of the Lungs, Liver and Stomach
az ms own Iepgtstlon In the msnx remeut and cure
OF patents suffering ndeI these Diseases,
we would sdSIss all VINO need his sc Woes TO
oalI upon HIM "a above. For an examination OF
the lungs With the Iespirometer his charge ia fhree
doHdrs; put Tor ordinary 81 sminsuons and advice
without that instrument no chayge Is mad.
pr. schsnot would feel grateful TO suoh patients
ae nave been bone htcd BY his treatment III they
would cell on him DUNG his visits 20 their cities
And certf', By written ttateme nts, TO the bone
they have received. BcsIdes being a treat rats
faction to him. such certificates tend to ImpaTt
confidence to hue dTeds Ct sufferers from similar
ais remedies to OF be saved =
Persons can be directed to his rooms by oallinf
Ct his AGENTS, s, b. WAITE, corner Tth street and
Loulslaua avenue, where Also can be II una . full
supply Of hls Medicines. apit SIS
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MRS. RUssELL's RESTAURANT.

The popular Restaurant and DINING Saloon for
iadles am gent emen kept By Mrs. L. 4 .
kussel, 49a 18th street, a, rds an oppor- vEAv
meals at Gil hours. served up in the style fvr wnic
this es' ablishmsnt 10 famous. 49,
Vtsitor rs may count upon good fare. courteous a ;.
tendanoe,and all the equisites for Well-resu aed
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nR. J. III. sCHENCK.

nR. J. IL sCHENCK.
~ This distinguish Phr-
slosp, whose brilliant and wide spread resu aIon
mas been acquired BY his emiuentiy suooe ssfnI
treatment of Consumption. even IN cases y hIch
have BEEN regarded and prcnou need inourabie by
the regular fscu ty, vii bs at his Rooms
No. 444 EIShCH STREET,
A few doors above
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN a. WILLIAMS, huotione.rs
y -OnO PERPETUAL BLOOMING ROSES
SOVO OF 1HK finest VARIETY AND o1HsR
SHtusBtRRY AT AUcIION-Un TUEsDAY. the
ner OF TN and ttreets, No. 526, a. II o'olock a.
m
1000 fine Perpetual Booming Rose Bushes, in lots,
each lot comprising q general variety.
The public 10 respectfully invited 20 the sale, ss
tsa very choice assortment, and Will be sold
without Teterve.
sp is eo&ds GRERN& WILLIAMS, Auct,
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T. U A LIZ

Coal: co.,m coALM
,Jyst arrivet snd unloadinE several oarsoes of
CoaI e.abracinE ell the various kinds for general
apH 2s2 Pa. avenue, oct. iith and lSth RS.
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SOMETHING CHEAP AND USEFUL.
SOMETHING CHEAP AND USEFUL.
sharp'e Carbinss--.- al, 20 e.,b
! Ladies' Gold Cha n and Charm and Cross-s.Oo
l rlne SOLO Lsver, ChroEometer Watch 5n.oO
Elk Derrei hevolver. = 90
Fine Sod Open Face Lever Watch IS 90
L Blk Seat CIose CArrlaIe. IS 90
Apply a. $50 18th street, between and III,
ap Il Ivy '' -~ AA'
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sso request those in my debt to call and settle.
IN cash or noteB, ss now the time friends are
wanted 10 END assistance Cs / at No, 3s4 Penn
syivonn avenue, bets cen 9Th and 7th ttreets, (ur
siairs,t over Salt - Bro =, Jep e ers, and obiIss
Al Is 81 u COHEN
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lust ARRIVED, direct from On Eastern auo-
zion hcuse one hundred pieces GHECKERED
MATING Also. an assortment Of OIL CLOTHS
and GAhfEFS, toge thsr vrh large Quantity Of
CKOCkEkY Of q descriptions
have on hand NEW FEATHERS, MAT
Tx EsSES and BEDSIEADS. with large lot Of
new ano Second hspd Goods u good Refiigora-
tors, but little All of which Rave be.n boue
for cash and will Re sold at q small advance.
y. BUCHLY, &2s tn street, least sIde,)
6p IS I'm. Between s. And .t,.
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DC INCH HEAVY
27-inoh Heavy Cotton Duof,
10 Heavy Brown Cotton Shseting,
80 l0s AID l2-4 Bleaohed Cotton SheetInf,
- Bleached Shirtinfs,
Brown Shirtings.
With q general stock Of Domes tic Dry 6 looms
Gil at the lowest prices for cash
WIN. X, RILEY BRO,
No. SO Central Stores,
Between It'll and 9Th streets.
40 IS lot oppo Centar MsrEst
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THEArRE.--The Soldiers Daughter
caused large assemblago of officers and
other military attaches, and to say that
the comedy was rendered in an excel
lent manner would be no more than an
act of justice to different members of the
Co. Between pieces Mr.. DUFFELD, gave us
a new comic song with the classical APP
pellation of "Herfs yernu!e.' Mr.. D. sung
the same with much spirit, and the au-
thor may consider himself fortunate in
having so able musical exponent
judging from the applause, we think the
mule is bound TO have a run--Monday
night. The Little Treasure and The
Young Widow constitute the programme.
The Corsican Brothers, which has been
some time in preparation, will shortly be
produced with due regard to scenery,
dresses, &c.
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Religion Made Easy-SomethIng
New.

A movement has been commenced in
England which is exciting much discus
sion in the newspapers. II is to abolish
sermons, or to make it understood that
the congregation assemblies on Sunday
for singing and prayer only, and that,
this part of the service completed there
shall be pause, during which those who
do not wish TO hear the sermon may re-
tire. The anti-sermon agitators complain
that the Episcopal liturgy is itself long
enough, and that sermon of an hours
duration superadded to this is more than
weak and exhausted human nature can
bear. They add that at present the
dread Of the sermon keeps away from
church many who would like to attend
and join in the regularly appointed wor-
ship of God. "There is a growing feel
ing amongst thinking men," says the
Spectator, "that the sermon institution, as
at present enforced, is altogether intoler-
aUlct tlal II - al AulellbCJudl DuIutu
which more or less saps the life of mod
ern churches, and more perhaps than
anything else introduces the dry-rot into
social worship" What the kind of SER
mon is against which this protest is made
in England, may be seen from the Spec
tatoy'S description
Why are we to listen, as we do every
Sunday with grave acquiescence, to the
most express statements as to TO inner
scenery of Elijahs mind when he was
under the juniper tree, or the motives
which induced Balaam to keep Balak' s
messengers for another night, or the rea-
son why twelve baskets of fragments
were taken up after one miraculous feast,
and only seven after another, or why st.
Paul left his cloak at Troas, or the ra-
tionale of infant baptism, or the causes
why there were no bishops once, and why
they were appointed for our sins, or any
other of the many questions we weekly
hear decided for us without any posi-
bility of protest-why are we to listen
patiently to all these financial eJ catJiedr0
explanations from men whose reasons for
supporting political candidate for Par
Lament we should scarcely weigh at all
and whom we might decline to hear upon
the ethics of family life?
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imsna-auar,er. qis.rre, Of the ohio ,l,l

IIeRd-Quarters district Of the Ohio,
NASHVILLE, May Z, 1902
Col. STANLEY MATHEWS, Provost Marshal
Nashville, Tennessee:
COLONEL: The General Commanding
has been reliably informed that certain
houses in this city which have been tax,
en- possession of by the Military author
tiles, are now occupied by officers who
were not authorized TO so occupy them
by competent authority.
lie directs me to call your attention to
the fact and instructs you to take the
necessary steps TO cause the houses to be
vacated at once.
Officers performing staff duties in the
city, Surgeons in charge Of Hospitals and
the officers Of the Provost Guard are
alone allowed TO live in quarters Sur
goons Of Hospitals must live in their
Hospitals or in their immediate vicinity
Officers Of the Provost Guard, except the
Provost Marshal, must have their quarters
in the building occupied by the Provost
Guard, or in the immediate vicinity.
You will at once report all violations
Of these instructions to these Head-Quar-
tcrs,
Authority to occupy houses possessed
In the name of and for the United Statel
will in future issue from these Head
Quarters only.
am sir very respectfully, &c.
(Sigued) o. d. GREENE, A. A. q
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Resignation of Gen, Price.
Gen. Bragg to Command the Army
of the West.

LOUISVILLE, June 2l.--A correspondent
of the New York Times, writing from
the camps before Richmond, says hand
bills are displayed over the city, apply
ing opprobrious epithets to JEFF Davis.
Numbers have been arrested and confined
for rebelling against the rebel authorities
there.
The Pacific Railroad bill passed the
Senate yesterday, with five negative
votes.
Congress will adjourn between the LIST
and 10th of July.
MEMPHIS, July 21.-Four Federal gun
boats, with two regiments, had an en-
gagement at st, Charles, eighty five miles
up White river, Arkansas, during which
q rebel ball penetrated the boiler of the
Mound City, causing explosion, and kill
ing one hundred and twenty We men.
Colonel Fitch in command carried the reb-
ell battery at the point OF the bayonet
Federal mortar boats are preparing to take
The forts at Mobile.
All Is quiet at Cedar Keys, Florida.
Gen. Brannan with his whole force IL order
ed from Key West to Hilton Head.
CAIRO, June 2l.--Col. Ellet has died from
bis wounds.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 2l.--The Potomac
army is reported Iuiet.
New York advces say that the reb,
els at Mobile, have been reinforced by
twelve thousand men IRON Boauregard's
army.
Beauregard il believed to b. there.
Therehels have strengthened fort Morgan.
Towns on the West coast Of Florida have
been reoccupied by rebel troops The Fed
erals are erecting Notifications near Pensa'
cola. All quiet there, and a strong Union
senti nent developing itself
New York, Juue 2I.--Americau gold is
quoted at s. per cent premium 1t isrrport.
ed that Beauregsrd and Price have gone to
Richmond, the latter to tender his reslgna.
ton,
Bragg commands the rebel army Of the
West