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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-07

CT counter on Main street
| Fifv S,xth Regiment Virginia Volanteers.-
This fine re giment, pursuant TO law, reorgan-
| ICED few days since at Camp Fdlton, near
| Richmond. The following field and company
officers were elected on that occasion, the new
| sppoin,ees being indicated by asteris ks:
William d Stuart, Colonel; p, Z. Slaughter,
L.. Colonel; w K. Green, Major.
CO. Al h. McPhail," Captain; +. w.
Nelson Let l.; J. A Garner ID Lit; A. ID.
Doggett.' Sd LIT.
CO. "B"-T. j. Norton Captain J w.
Jones' lat l.. j. Fl. Moore "a 1t; X. Al.
Horner,r 81 Lit
CO. "C"-Tiu, Smith, Captsin; Il. s Ellis,
LIST 1t; j. II. Smith, ID L.; j. F. Bibb,~ 81
Co. "D.'-J. p. Jones Capt; Nat. Brown,
| LIST L., j. Kudicill,- II 1t; w. Jones" Sd
Co. "E."-B c. Jones' Captain, J. A. Fray,
SER ls, Il; J. 7. Barton "a LII WA.
| i3lick,- 81 1t.
Co "F-'-John Richardson, Captain; Z: \.
Thomas LAT L., w. II. Talley,' I'd L.; w. j.
Walton Sd L..
Co "G"-T4os D. Jetfress, Captain. John
T Chattiu, Let 1t; Edward l.. Haskins, "a Lit;
+. &. Barnes, 3D. 1t
Co. HI G. Wyant, Captain; Fl. {.
Co. Wv. w Williams Captain, c, J.
| Clark lst Lit f. s Clark "a LII, Stephen
ID. Croniu, 81 Lit.
| Co. "K''-James II Mason Captain; -
| williamson LIST L.; Edmund Tonjon, I'd Lit,
w. Z. Talley, Sd Lit.
This regiment was attached to " Floyds
Brigade while in kentucky and Tennessee,
| and Won unfaiing lalrels during the memora-
bic four days struggle at "Donelson."
The LodieS' Bazaar, on Broad street, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Vernon, begins TO present qnite
a busy appearance, and articles are being daily
added to the already beautiful collection. Sev-
eral paintings ard engravings, some of them
very valuable have recently been presented
to the Association, and these together with
other things which adorn the bazaar, make it
well worth q visit. AS is we'll known, the
pend the money collected and the proceeds of
the sales to the building of a gunbOat for the
defence of Richmond. Considering the num-
Der of sick soldiers now in the city, and the
exertions of the Government in perecting the
defences Of the river, it lie proposed that the
fund of the association be appropriated for the
relief of sick and wounded soldiers. It is to
be hoped that the association may make this
disposition Of the money, rs much more good
could be accomplished with it. There are hun
dreds Of sicK soldiers now in the city who
need relief and aid.
Rel,ef TOR II. Sex Soldiers "A meeting of
the "L.ales' Soldiers Aid Society will be
held at the usual place on Thursday morning,
at / O'Clock The members ars requested to
attend punctually, to make arrangements for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-07

nv To hire
4 NURSE
Middle aged woman preferred, Appy At
GEN. DiEMOCK'S,
my It's Ersnkiir sr'-;t. bet 3 a d Atm.
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~NO1'IuE -

bs,a pefsons holding any u my notes are
o orr Notified that agreeable &c the above
~ me same Will be redeemed by
n..'s, Ciopton Lyme at as early day a.
dsr os. and due notice will be given OF the
INV. watch they may b. presen ted
I-s,' A. MoKEEVFR.
kVS SALE y. 900 yards Heavy % Gray
Thyaa. Also. 900 pounds sole LEA.
apply I'm mediatsIy at
mr., y. q. NILES 4 bROTHER'D,
Main street., near l3tA.
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DOM NJ E RCIAL HANK
bAYNE 4 Mo""
Under ~.
90 lo-lmeftW
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A family living at plsasant stu stion about one
mile from the city, would like 70 obtain one two
families, and would not object to taking ssvsral
gentlemen, - BOARDHR6. Applicants can I'D.
dress "UOTTA0N," at this ofaes, stating whore
a interview can b had. my 7-Gs
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Hsker s Sewn 3. Machine Nsedles-H umbsIs
we'll assorted.
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my 7-3.s JUAN PlZZiNi. Main st.
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far i;r prices Ap-ly at No. Il Richmond House
nsswssn q aud O'clock. nv 7-lt&
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Z nsT OK MIS- 1aRhIED-A TR u N X =.
1 witn a blue and AZ blanket buoSleG
on top, belonging to Patrick Devlin, was
taken frcm tbs depot Of the Central Railroad
on Saturday, Sd inst. By a baggage Wagon
driver, say ing he was gong 10 the American
Hotel, bu. never arrived there. a suitable
ard will be- paid tor a..y IN formation left
at thi, office concerning 1t.
myths PATRICK DEVLIN.
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SE ESrIEUrE
can be- had for reason bis amount. ILquire
~ JOIN Z ALIENS Tobacco Fscory, on
Iooa; co Alley, bsck OF Mitchell & Tyler's.
7-2t
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Any LAND EFT
iFk DISTRICT COLUMBIA SOLDIERS,
ONUE MORE 10 THH FIELD,

NOTIGE.-En ycung men between ne sges
~ of 8 aud l6. who resi- Q west If 18th stree.
north # Jnmss siver, and oIe mile b eyocG the COR
poraticn line will dset on tbs Capitol Square
TONIGHT ct o'clock
BY or5er OF Capt. FIaNRs.
my7-l,s l., 3 TaTUM q. Il
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Z OSI- Yesterday Afternoon, s large yellow
1 DGG. with scar on ihs left i ie between Il c
for. shoulder aud thish acd an tner scar on tn
left hind leg Tbs finder will be hbs rally reward.
ed by returning him TO the subscriber at tie A.us.
ri an Hotel
nv Z 81 JOHN CARRIER
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r. She sale Will commence With the
Tenement on Franklin anu fall streets.
nv I
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G.1n Il r. W AkD.-h11away from my
DlV bouss, on the 5.h inst. my negro boy,
JOE He Is feet inches high, ginger. bread
color, and a butcher by trade will give
the above reward for his delivery to me- at
nv house. or my stall ut the Ola Market.
my 7-6t* JCSHPH KlESH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09
THE NEwBERN IMsRoetIo.

In very short time, the public may expect to
obtain reliable vers,on Of the difhculty between
Governor Stanley and Mr. Vincent Colyer, Of
New York, the superintendent Of the late negro
schools there. So far only the latter's statement
Is known In this quarter. How necessary IL Ii to
receive thst with due caution, may be drawn from
the proceedings Of the recest meeting in New
Yorh to add his name and that Of n. H Helper
% tie roll Of abolition saints and martyrs These
proceedings embraced satisfactory proof that both
Of them are a. n,grant revolutionists as either
Garrison CT Wendell PhilIips-bent simply on
cnrying out the ideas Of those two founders Of
their school, or rather sector aboitionisu has
become q religion In this country. Those who
hold that the Government should rishtfu,ly pros
ecute the fer the restoration of the Union and
the re establishment OF the supremacy OF the Con-
stitution ofthe United States will doubtless agree
WITH rs that persons holding to the views Of Gar
rison and Phillips upon the relations Of master
and slave, are very unfortunate tsdehtI TO be sent
by the Government or any one else into the South
with the view Of aiding In the work Of bringing
back the southern people to their allegiance.
Gov. Stanley, though North Caroiinian, Is as
sincere a member Of the Republican party az any
man alive. while all snow that in ability and In
fellect he 10 far superior to Colyer and Helper
mere adventurers living on the sensation of the
times-ss q man can be. He 10, further and long
has been, a sincere believer in the propriety Of
Kidding the border States Of Glavery hougn by no
means an abolitionist Of the Garrison, Phillips
Colyer, and II. II. Helper school TIE chances
are ten to one that he found the schools In aues
uon to be mere nurseries for instilling Into the
minds Of the negroes Of North Carolina Garrisc-
MAN ideas Of their rights and duties and realized
what all sensible persons must know. Wis: that
ss<A teachingsto the negroes avowedly under the
auspices Of the Government, would positively and
irreparably defeat all his exertions to make the
people Of the State understand that IL 10 simply
the Governmenps aim to restore the supremacy of
The Consultation and laws Of the United States
over them.
We may add that we do not believe that any
Instructions In the premises whatever have vet
been forwarded to Gov. Stanley. He has doubt.
Less been written to for full information on the
subject; and when that shall have been received,
will be promptly instructed to the end Of carrying
oct the Presidents views, rather than the views
Of Messrs. Greeley, Sumner, Garrison, Colyer &
Co: his views being to restore the Union-theirs
to forever prevent It's restoration under the Con-
stitution OF our fathers.
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ALEXANDRIA lTRNs.-A FIRE broke out lss,
night about IL o'clock, In a grocery store be.
longing to a Mr. Brant, sitsated near the Canal
Basin on the south side. The house and its con.
tents were entirely destroyed, was also a house
adjoining, which contained a saddler shop.
Appotstmsst Of Bank DirectorS.-The Governor
Of Virginia has made tie following appel ntrn ents
Of Directors on behalf Of the Commonwealth In
the Banks of this city:
Branch Farmers Bank Of VirginIa-Jamss r
Carlin; The following had been previous ap-
pointed: Caleb =. HailoweIl, Thomas Davy,
James Vansant.
Branch Exhange Bank Of virginia-James II
Stewart, Lewis Mckenzie, Allen c. Harman
William Arnold.-AIszdndria Hstrs Jras 7fb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09
New Programme, New Songs, New Dances,
New Negro Acts.
CANTERRTTRY

CANTERBURY.
Where thousands night laugh their troubles aysy
&c. repay, In true fun, all the toll, Of the day,
With the Dance song, and oks Of the merry
Black yellow and dsk and darker but none
are 90 black as the fsvorts, "DIcK PARKRR."
whose o.no r.tran' and great vsstIty 10 the Of
The Headquarters Of Menus famed e.rrison when
10 70 rsqulntloa By TIE talented "HAhRIsos,"
riyst your srsntOn fer minutes and hours-
That funny comedian, surnamed uHARRY RICE-us rood
eootraesnd, and fetehes his prise.
The next in al. TO any
10 IN. fsvorits "TALBor,"
that humorous dairy, "woRRELL,"
Horn,. h,nis By spree By lsrt-thOugh Last
The poetic mnso will try ys say fsv words
for LEWIS" and "CHRIsTY:S
Who's. great daring acts their friends they please 70
them appear on the daring rraP.I.,
the small planet " soLn
One reyoVes orbit,
seseh night for Base or Soprano
ms orehs,trs toe slwsy. well manned, with msmb.rs
The ladies' engaged should have had precedence their
enu We praise along with anteeedsnes,
ASKING thsr pardon the muse does her duy-to reader
spect TO the great Court Of Beauty;
For Crzens, So ldsrs Colonsls, Majors or Susr will Lis,
ten each night 70 the voice Of " Miss BUTLRR"
the eomle.l hsmOr Of sweet li,tis Ella
But ,Peat Of me dancers. they make great show
Another TAR LADY, who all should be
. bly, noticed, Is "Miss EMMA AIILEs;'
Also another danseuse, the popular Miss FRANcEsr-.
~ Of which appear in their fsvorite dances
stu snohsr young LADY, with the grand On hs
Canterbury stage sliss LILLT BRAsDoN."
cripple these rhymes Tor Of youI fnd IN,
Tight PeoPls noS an the right place.
There's Poets Singers and Danes-s great .rtrse
uoh-to All Of the patrons, and give Satisfaction.
Pay visit thus week Isure-hs Hall IL 30 cool a he
there ns pleasure.
Tia Poets muse la. ont. bu, is still quit. eIpc # Won
nave any doubts, Just pay short VisIt.
Doors open st 7ki performance 1t 81 o,cloor.
Adrnleslon - ceLte; Orctoets~ Chsir. % rent
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The CAMP OF INSTRUCTION AT AN
NAPOLIS.
Yer Otparfrlxat. Adintart

HT Department. AdjntaHt Generals Oncs)
WashiHgsoH, June S, 1861.
A Camp Of Instruction for fifty thousand mar
Cavalry, Artillery and Infantry, in due prono,.
tsons-vin be Immediately formed near AMMAN
oils, Md Major General Wool. u. Amy
VIII command the camp, In addition to his On,
ties a. Department Commander The ground
VIII be selected, and the troops which will he
sssemoied ~ rapidly a. possible under orders
from the War Department, will be placed In no.
Guon a. they arrive. Brigadier General l. p
Graham 10 assigned TO duty al Chief Of Cavalry
n the camp. Brevet Brieadier General Hsrvey
Brown ss Chief CT Artillery, according 70 his
efevet. Chief OF the Infantry arm will here
afsr be designated. The Chief of Ordnance.
the Quartermaster General, Commis.ary General
surgeon General, and Paymaster General, will
each designate al experienced regular officer as
the chief Of their respective departments at the
camp. These officers will be subject to the or
defs Of 6eneral Wool, and under his 90 peryjsion
win, without delay, establish a hospital, and de-
pon Of all the supplies necessary for the health
and emciency OF the troops at points where Issues
may be conveniently made.
The long experience OF the veteran officer as
signed 70 command the camp will dictate the
most emcient details for brigading, eouippipg.
driiing, and disclplining the Reserve Corps
d,Armee TO be thus formed under him. Chiefs
OF me dinerent stsR Bureaux are hereby directed
70 AID him by promptly meeting his reasonable
fefannons Tor the material Of war
By order OF the Secretary Of War:
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

IL Lord Lyons, BY direction OF the British
Ministry, has expressed to Nr. Seward thei, sense
of the service rendered by him to both countrie Q
in the negotiation Of the treaty for the suppression
OF the slave trade. The seizure Of gold in the
Office OF the Consul Of the Netherlands, at New
Orleans, by Gen. Butler, on taking possession of
the city, has been made the subject Of an amIcable
correspondence between the secretary OF State
and the Minister for the Netherlands, and Hon
Reverdy johnson has been appoint Commits
missioner OF the part Of the State Department to
proceed to N ew Orleans for the purpose of taking
the necessary proofs In reference to the ransac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

SPECIMEN OF REEL LYING The following is
q specimen Of Rebel lying, taken from the Mem
phis Argus ofthe Cd Inst:
GRAND yrscrios, June a-The st. Louis
Rapsrs Of The 18th ult, just received, say that
Wsshington was In danger. Stonewali Johnson
10 within twenty i've miles Of the Capital, and
has possession Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
rod The Governors Of r hode Island and n ASA .
ehusetn have called out the militia ana great er .
citemsnt prevails, and the militia respond reluc
andy: England and France have agreed. The
Asses 10 10 withdraw her garrison from Rome
eod Eaghnd 10 20 Join her 10 interfere In this war
eaA ne papen say we may look fos them in q
~ weeks on our shores. Great fears were er-
1000 fof Baltimore and the State OF MARYLAND
Insfe v great excitement in Baltimore, and the
rioters and mob have full control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

sENI 10 RICHMOND.
The Memphis Avalanche, Of the I'd Inst, saws
that large part ofthe army at Corinth were sent
70 Richmond, and are now opposed to the Fede-
rails there.
50 coNFRpRRATR wHoPPKR.
From the MeG.phis Appeal, Of May 25th.l
to-day, listed from one TO seven this afssr.
noon The firing was heard here, from the a.
rection OF Hanover Court House, and Il II be-
lieved to be in that vicinity: No Particular
have been received. The skirmish Is believed in
the city to be the prelude to general engage.
ment.
LArRs.-In the skirmish this afternoon at Han.
over Govt House, the 2sth New York and 18Th
North Carolina were principally engaged. Eighty
Federals were killed and wounded, and sixty
captured. The prisoners have arrived here The
Confederate loss Is only six or eight.
Nothing has yet been heard of the skirmish al
Atiles Station. -....
{ SITUATION OF ATrAns
From the Richmond Dispatch Of the 3lst]
From information since furnished we are sat-
isfed that the bad news published yesterday
decidedly premature. The fact that the Yankee
general had concentrated his force under appre.
hension Of an attack or had changed his position
| for some Strategic move Of his own, probably
gave rise TO the widely-circulated rumor that be
had fallen back from his line on the Chickahom-
10y. ..
The report was written and handed In by gen.
tlenan who was confident, by the general belief
obtained, that II was true; and Ii was regarded
as disastrous news, az destroyed the hope Of an
Immediate battle, in which every one feels GER
tain that southern arms must be victorious We
are not aware to what extent the lines Of McClei.
| Ian have been changed, nor have we any news
regarding the present position OF his force, other
| than that bis picket lines have been somewhat
Withdrawn.
In the excitement CT the moment the writer OF
TIE ahGYsinep:iopes paragraph also gave undue
prominence 10 the movement by General Smith
perhaps more than was attached to Il by the
actors themselves, and certainly more than the
result Of the affair would justify
Yesterday everything was quiet along osr line,
nothing having come to our knowledge beyond
the usual amount Of picket firing, the Tnonotony
being varied occasionally by the roar Of a heavy
gym. Although anXIOusly expected for so many
days, the great battle still seems TO delay.
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RF1rI REPORTS OF THE BATTLE OF FAN
OArs-The Fortress Monroe correspondent of
the Philsdelphia Press, writing June q, says:
Tie Richmond Dtpdteh Of YESTERDAY saws that
Us battle Of Saturday and Sunday was bloody
aAsif, and sets down the rebel loss at eight
thousand and the Federal loss at from twelve 10
twenty thousand, including many prominen,
omcen. The rebels lost vast number Of ofacers.
intending I've generals, twenty-three colonies,
Ten majors, and rfty-seven captains, killed or
taken prisoners.
The Dtspatch complains that the Federals can
aSnny time cut or the retreat Of the CONFEDERATE
south oy selling the railroads at Petersburg and
lhumstes tnat a retreat to Lynchburg and the
moanains was the only one left TO them
MIhe bare statement Of the fall Of Corinth has
oeen paeiisnfd at Richmond, and by this time
throug bout the south.
Truly, the Confe derecy Is getting into tiekiish
poeition-vefy. One more good heavy blow will
enc tee rebellion as an organized military resist
snee 70 the Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

PfssoSAL-captain Com. schonheyden, and
Lieut. steen Biliee, OF the Danish Navy, who ale
IN this city, were presented to the President at
noon to-day, BY the Danish Minister. This eve
mag they proceed to visit Fortress Monroe, via
Baltimore.
Wm d. Rutherford, Chief Engineer, u. Z. "
II al KirkOodis
Gen. Wool and STAFF paid a flying visit 10 tn.
city, yesterday.
Gen E O. C. ord, q. SAC. B. Barclay. @,
Ptiladelphia; DIR. j. w. Moore, a.. N Capt.
Malcom and Grant, B. A are at wIllard's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

DEAuREGARD RESOLVED TO KEEP HIS MoyE.
NENTs PRIvATB.-The Mobile News Of the 3ist
ultimo contains a strict order from Beauregard
fotbldding correspondents within TWENTY-FIVE
miles OF his lines. Also officers and soldiers
from writing about his army in their corIespon.
dence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

FINAHcfAL.-Nev York papers Of Yesterday say
Nat the stock market on saturday showed an ad-
vance Of 4 \ all round, closing arm The fol-
lewiag were tns last prices Of the day: U. 8 SIS,
o. leel, lo6k sio6. u. s. SIS, do Of 1s74, 90 4
e6k. Tennseee 6's, ssKas9k. Virginia SIS, SIX
Missouri SIS S3as34 American gold, lOsai0lI
Eofeign exchange iss,eady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

" The New York TTibxns learns, through a
private channel In which It conades, that the
Cnionists Of Texas will soon be heard from TIE
1Sissss says that their arrangements for restoring
saeir State to the Union have been quietly ma.
snred, and that they have ere this thrown the CID
nag to the breeze under the lead Of Gen. Sam
Houston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

SEALkD PROPOSALS are invited until thu
I'm q June, lssa q Il o'e ooh, m, FOR the Ne
OF al the Chncks, shin and TouEues. Of Al ~
snimsls tiled in the Government Slaurhtsr 6onss
q WashinGton and Alexandria ~~sse
animal. ~ " t"ou Tot eech
, Bids 60 Do directed to Major A, BEcKwI1r
- .. =. .. - " e.nlngton. ~. Q. jsa
LADIES' and oENrIEm HN,a .
Msschss by AZ the more reliable maksrs' inc rdirs
WE sno 5urgenssn; also The "AmsrloSuS
JEWELRY.
.,1veD description OF Rieh Jsvslry of the lssss,
SILVER WARE.
ssoons Kes ss". Pitehers, eobists, caps. FORKS,
- MILITARY GOODS.
der s sss.: S.oFas rebly embroidered Shout
na-lm.R "'~As St IA ;ssvslsr..
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES
II OF wa sHiN6TOS, &c

n IN. OF - " VIZ sHiSdT6S, 81 LADIES
Prof Indian Diploma Medal Herb Doctor,
ROBERT DELANEY, ~ Baltimore. ia in town,
Puts up at Mrs Fiizger, Ids Boarding House, b.
tg,en Third and Fourth streets, penns, !ysala av.
III HIS Medal Cure for oil Femae Weakness,
Fainfal Womb Disease, Is wei endorsed 10th
a as!e sgd q, eyer cur eshEtry Cp be consulted
ceIve personal attention 1t residences. His honest
tpsraptI; Immedlste relief, Or no oharg Q bat for
hi rs, Simple ap.,i ssr 81 a S Sdioino' ~ c,
Cancer, CRIPPLED Rhsumatics. COnsanptions.
Ia6es his simple Herb Deooctiols at resi- dsnoss,
that cured the great Indian Chief Doctors Son Of
FMS. LSaratora Springs, W Iethe only known
FITS vita (Ge ;Im!ls Herbs seated In our m DIST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09

WnB1I 10 BxAuRksARpl- The Cincinnati Ga.
7esse - % opinion that Gen. Beauregard tran
Mating Cofinfh, and that place was held aeaIns,
Halteck only by the raw levies which be WA
ssss % impress In Mississippi, Alabama and
Iontaana; and that 10 II these who led from the
place, while Besufsasrd himself, with thirty. ave
thoosabd OF his best men, his real army, Is now
aasisting In The defense Of Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-09
CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAN sIxrH,r,

Immense success Of the beautiful and sooomp lIsh-
ed songstress,
e. n RA Il UTL X.
the kItemporsreous finger.
GL0RIOUS SUCCESS OF THE DOUBLE
COMPANY, DRAMATIC AND CONCERN
To- night the Dramatic COMPANY Will appear in
the laushsbe Comedy, entitled
X U H - A n Nd.
la Putoi oe ----- -- Margery.