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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

R1-GREES.-rher recent rain has caused
the foliage upon the trees, and the grass
aud cereals of the fields to spring forward
with a wonderful rapidly. We never saw
the grass look greener or the face of the
earth brighter. Being gramniyerous an
'mal isn't such bad thing as some people
nigh timagine. Old Northumberland, when
be was depOsed from his Eingly throne, his
glory taken from him, and he was turned
out to grass, didn't have such hard time
alter all, barrin' his uueongeuial associa-
ton With wild asses, and that isn't quite
as bad as an association with tame aeseS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

WAsHrXGToN, May l4.-The Army bill
which passed the House to-day, appropri-
ntes four hundred and twenty one millions
for the year ending with June 1868. Be-
sides this two hundred and eight millions
have been voted during the present session
for current Army expenses aud deficiencies
for the present fiscal year.
Owing to the storm but one boat came
Today from Fortress Monroe to Cherry
Stone. There was but little news brought
aud that was sent forward at noon.
Ihere was no change of importance in
terday.
The information from the main body o
McClellan's Army at Cumberland is up to
8 o'clock yesterday. In the course OF the
day they had several inconsiderablp skirm-
lshes with tho rebels who were in their
immediate front in force.
Nearly 900 Union prisoners have arrived
here from the South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

BBVAlUARLE HOUsE AID FUaNtrUalE
DESTROYED BY FlRE.-The old homestead
belonging to the Roberts heirs, in the Si-
cinity OfWintersyille, Jefferson county, o.,
cAnght fire on Wednesday, the 9Th inst;
and was totally consumed, with contents.
Loss about twenty-five hundred dollars.
10 the rear of the large building con-
sumed, was small dwelling occupied by
Mr.. Jacob Bowers, who lost By the FIRE his
household fnrnit9 Gsothing aud about all
he had Of "this wSEld's goods
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

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the enemy's position for several days
our Siege guns were not in position.
Gen. Halleck was still advancing eau
tlousIy and carefully, certifying as he adj
Nances. All his movements are predicA ted
on the superstition that the enemy is in
strong force at COrinth and that he intends
making stand, the Grand Junction being
fortified by Beauregard with the evident
intention of falling back there il beaten Mt
Corlnth. The number of the enemy's
troops estimated at Halleck's headquarters
is 100 to 10000.
Memphis papers Of the 18th received a
dispatch from Natchez which states that
tue Federal feet had returned to New Or
leans.
The Appeal, commenting upon the grow
ing disposition on the part of citizens to re-
fuse Confederate notes, charActerizes the
parties as traitors.
The same journal says the only condition
upon which the south eau accept peace is
the recognition aud Independence, not only
OF the cotton States, but OF every border
state whose people desire allegiance with
the Confederacy.
The following dispatches were taken.
taom the Appeal;
The Provost Marshal of Memphis has or
dered the arrest of persons refusing TO take
Confederate money in payment for goods.
The appeal of the llth, says:
tWe have certain intelligence that Hal
leck lost over 5000 men by desertion, the
country between the Tennessee River and
Kentucky being full of them. The whole
of the 40th Ohio deserted and disbAnded
after the battle of the 7Lh. Numbers of
kentuckians and Missourinns followed
their example, in consequence of disaffec-
ton produced by the late anti.slHVerV
movements IN Congress.
ga report was brought from Little Rock
that Gen. Curtis division of the Federal
army has commenced to march upon the
Capital of Arkansas. General Steele is
marching on the same point from Poca.
hontas."
lisbed:
DEs Arc, Ark, May lo.-The enemy are
reported to have been at Augusta, Jackson
county. They took possession Of all the
cotton in the neighborhood. They are re-
ported in considerable force Mt JOcksonport
and Batesville. Their destination is un-
known. They are reported to be or TO-
OOO:strong.
Seventeen hundred bales of cotton were
burnt here to-day.
CoRlSTH, May lO.-Everything is quiet
since the terrible thrashing administered
to Pope's command yesterday by Price aud
Van Dorm. We have had no further DEM
constructions. Matters are accordingly quiet
this morning.
The following characteristic message
from JEFF Thompson was published:
FoRT wRIoHT, May lO.-we Missourians
concluded to celebrate to-day ns the nnni-
versary of the Camp Jackson massacre.
We have shown the enemy we still own
Mississippi, aud can run the blockade
whenever we choose. We gave them
few bullets this morning, to show them our
power. After handsome scrimmage of
thirty minutes. we hacked down the river,
with two killed and eight slightly wound
ed. Our officers are all safe. Our gun.
Ooa!s are nn'nJnFed. All, from the Com
modore down to powder boy, behaved like
The appeal publishes this dispatch with
out comment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

- READER, you eau have an enduring, Away
ready, and reliable GOLp PRS, exactly adapted to
your hand and style Of writing, which viii do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel PENS II You
want 1t, "The Pen Is NIghtIer than the Sword
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

of -, do hereby guaranty, should the pro pro-
P9SSHi. Of an q e accepted tPat h. Cor t6ey)
bond, or will pay to the United States tue loss
sustained by the difference between his (or their)
bid aud the next higher.
Proposals will be endorsed on the envelope "Pro-
posals for Fresh Beef" and directed 70
CAPT INV. DARRIGER, i'-
Comfy OF Subsistence, u. 8. A.,
my3-td Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
pa-A Luckrv EsoApg.sLT.t ], o5{.5,.

b1-A LucKEY Es0APE..-LAst eye6ind an
Intelligent contrabandn was thrown from,
a horse on Quincy street. 'Tlisfoot caught
in the stirrup and he was for short time
very dtsagreeably associated with the ami
mails heels. Beyond getting his head
pumped and his back scFaped by the boul-
ders he sustained no injury.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
From washington.

,WAsnIYGToN, May l4.-Robert Morris,
Esq, Chief Clerk OF the House of Repre-.
Sentatives, left to-day for the headquarters
Of Gen. Mcclellan, bearing with him a
handsomely eugrossed copy OF the resolu-
tons Of thanks passed by the House, on
Friday last. BY direction OF the Clerk OF
the .Honses he will deliver these to the
General in person.
The Military Department, as recently re-
Indian Territory west of Arkansas. and
The Territories of Nebraska. Colorado and
Dacotah. The headquarters are Ia. be at
Fort LeaVenWOrth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
Prom the Daily Express, Lancaster, Pal
"CHEHIlOAL WRITING FLUID.v

ave are indebted to AIeasrp. E. Barr & Co. for a
supplyof LGughlths Gullifslps Ink, an article wo
have been using exclusively for the year past.
at is manufactured at Wheeling, West Virginia,
bya fFptWhoss loyalty never fora momsnt wayered,
could pay would be to say that. IT Is genuine as
free, as nnfAlipg and permanent theIr Ink, with
which We mako thisrecor.i- II {,
1--WE use this FLUID because, after being torment
ed With mAhyother black devices, We have found Il
superior in every respect 70 any other either foreign
or home make and hence pronounce it the best and
most reliable in the MARKET iAid 'zesl,5er if7s
LAU0HLINs &BUsHPTBLDy Manufacturer,
|, fe,,,. ~ = Z, NJ Wheeling, Va.
L Reed 4 KrRft, ~ -
/ Jos. Graves. ~
WlI.P. McKelVey,
And Book sellers generally - mil
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

R9-NEw PHoroGRApm1c GAILrRY.Aws.
refer the reader to the advertisement of T.
d. Higgins, who has s,arteda new Photo.
graphic Gallery on Monroe Street. Mr.. Hig-
gins is said to be good artist and one
well worthy the patronage Of the public.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

Ra-CrRcutr COuaF.- Nothing Of public
interest was transacted in the Circuit Court
Yesterday. On the day before. james Lloyd,
indicted for stealing copper, was arraigned
and plead not guilty. The Judgment of
the Court was reserved.
Tue case ef Nathan Calvert, charged
with having counterfeit money in his pos
session, was postponed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

R8~ KEEp Youa CRAVINGS sEcGarp.L
Several citizens were fined yesterday for
neglecting to carefully secure the gratines
over their coal vaults. Several weeks
have now elapsed since the police COM
meneed enforcing the law in reference
to vaults, aud still there are those who
neglect to f"stea down their gratfngs. 1t
jast costs three dollars and costs, and the
city is making a very good thing oft.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
From Cairo.

CAIRO, May l3.-In the Naval engage
ment Of Saturday the gunboat Cincinnati
was more seriously damaged by the fire.
qaent outings she received from the rebel
rams than at first reported. She was com
PEELED to run into shoul water on the Ten.
nesseei shore, where she grounded. and had
ut last arrival from the feet four feet OF
water on her gun deck. Tho Government
wrecking derrick has gone down to raise
her: u was supposed she would be ailoat
again by to-day.
The Federal gunboat Mound City did ex .
cellent service during the engagement. and
was struck ina similar manner to the Gin
cinnati but not SO badly damaged. She
was run into shoalwateF, when she settled
TO the bottom. Sue has been pumped out
and arrived here to-day in tow tor repairs.
During the heat of the engagement, one
rebel gunboat got hold Of Federal bomb
ketchcS and was lowing it away when the
benton bore down upon her, aud after u
sharp skirmish compelled the rebel to re
lease the prize.
The casualties on board the Cincinnati
are, Capt. Stembel, shot through ,he neck.
not expected to prove fatal; 4th Master
reynolds, shot through the abdomen, since
died; two seAmen, names unknown, slight
ly wounded in the hands.
No arrival from PittsbuIg sincs Sun
day. -zs-s rt3 sI7f7 - -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

- - do hereby guaranty that, should the
proposal OF +=.=-.---- be accepted, that he Tor
they will forthwith sign the contract and fIe the
required bond, or we will pay to the United States
the loss sustained by tho difference between his a.
thefr) bid and the next higher. W.
J. W. BARRIGER
Capt. and G. S., U. s.A. 81
maS0-td Chief G. s., Mountain Dept
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
TO TEE TRADE.
Wholesale Hat & Can HOUSc

TO TIE TRADE.
Wholesale Hat & Cap House.
w Z have made ample arrangements 10 do a lorv,
!OODlng trade. Aud hnViHY been many VenrS
In the business, have flcilities not yarpaS.S I
any In buying goods, aud .hey ARE bought for ne,
tasn. we nave large sale rooms separate aud npNTt
from OUT retail room, which are devoted exeInsiyeir
70 THIS department.. And We nat er ouFseiyeS tiat
our ours. socE OF Hats Caps and Straw Goods viii be
to9n9 much larger aud more desirable than can be
antl examine our stock. y >'-
APPS HARPER BRo.
HOSPITAL SHEETING. for .,I.Lv
apes and IIGaN, LIST CO, bridge 1 c or
PAPPEE SNUFF, sCOTCH STuEE
AZ (uSrrets), in bladdera and ockeIs, for sale by
os T. II. LOuAN & 90.
"Pz3 and LOGAN. LIST 4 Cl.
MATcHESI hIATCHEsIi-IU1;- T1--
SaIs Inv in q gross boxes, prime article, for
'",1 y T. II. LOGAN 4 co,
"RSS and LOGAN, LIST = co.
w HITs LBAD.-6OO kegs White Lad as.
w sorted brands; for sale by 's 9
4: II. LOdAN Co.
apo - and LOGAN, LIST 1 co.
WOODEN WARE.
Tx DOZ. 2 and hoop Buckets. q
I'D % dOE. No. l, 9 and 8 Painted Tubs.
~ :. vanished ,,1,i. Half Bushel Measures,
Brslss bound Cedar PaIla,
do do do Dash Chnrps.
:" Horse Buckets, Iron baIed,
received aud for sale low for cash.
~, w j. T. c. HILDHRTH & BRO.
eEt So Main street.
w RIGH1''S KATnAIIION, a oG,-7 ~
St article Tor cleanse the Hair ut the
S H,1Sy store oil b. NlCOLL I BRO,
ape 100 Main street.
atS WINDOW GLASS.
900 BOXES sXIO aud lOXl2, Wheeling brand.
NI Ma In store aud for sale by -''
nba LAS FOR LADIES AND
~ uhNfLEAEN, at the Variety store OF
aple D. NiG io5 Nan 4 BRO ssesst
HooP SKIRTS, from the snalleat slzc- 10
cash s,o At ths EaFtesy Store Of gIil
CUGARS o. 9YRUP.--7 ---=-
| ~ 100 bbS. Golden syrup
60 do c. yellow Sugar.
Is do Is SofE d.
% % DO Crushed G: do-Lovsrlngs,
iu,t rS 40 90 ~. P9lysrls9d5 do do 80
aP1g PAXTON, D0NL.ON 1 OGLEBAY.
TOR THE LADIES. ,Scoi-., =. -. =
II press few NUBIAS n SSsA's'A ny EN-
-HPzs D.NlC0LL 4 BROS Variety stoys
NJ AIILS.-4OO kegs assorted wheeling YsiI- +,
: -e19te anu LOT sale by lapleI II. REILLY.
EN.XETRA FAMILY FLOUR.-f0o barrel,
s1, champion Mills, warranted white wheat 81 DO
| AG. tsS Muls' Just received and for sale by
- 1P-o2 u. REILLY.
Carpeting. Carpeting.
r. 5 sToRE, a LARGE STOCK Of
Lowell. 8 ply and Imperial,
/ TapestEys
80 Ingraiu.
L. -5.r~54a5--r. Cottage,
cARPEEINa, and FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
At very low price.
mas rl.-ss STONE 4 THOMAS.
Children's Cabs q Carriages.
II USE RECEIVED, Cabs and Carriages Of all styles
- aud ktndI. For Bale 1t manufacturers pTisS ~
apps 'GNS rs. g Sio5Sss q
Il LIAO Uk&--r - ~ '---s----
s-s 200 Z" agsoRtod q ~
= For sale by LIST, MORRISON co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
SAM'L OTT, son & 90, Agents.
Proposals for Furnishing Fresh Beef.
to Iroops in-the Field.
OFFICE CHIEF @. s., MOuHFAlS DEPARTMENT.
MnEELINn. W Ma, &. 1Afsli &

OFFICE CHIEF o. g., MOUNTAIN DEPARTNENF,O
5 WHEELING, Va, May 8, 1867 : g. E
BALEDt PROPOSALS (marked sPropOsaIs to he
NJ opened May III will be received ut this office
until O'Clock T. II. on 18th inst; tor furnishing ali
the FRESH BEEF that may be required for troOps in
the hcld composing the brigade OF brig. Gem j. D..
Cox for two months, commencing OIL the lat day Of
June next, The Beef to BIO OF good, Wholesome
quality, aud to be delivered In equal portions OF fore
anu hind quarters (neCks and shanks excludedl
IN such quantities as may be required BY the
COmntsSaFy Of ths Brigade. The probable 1unn-
4tty to be- delivered each week will be eighty
Thousand pounds. The contractor will be treOuirei
to keep an agent near the Headquarters OF the
Brigade, with an adequate supply ii cattle con.
ist4ntly on hand, ready to fill orders from the Com
miAAary Of the Brigade Payments will be made
m nthly Tor the amount Of Fresh Beef delivered ON
the presentation of the Brigade Commssary's recent
therttOF The accepted bid will form the basis OF 4
EFtten contract OF the usual form and conditions
Bond in the sum Of ten Thousand dollars with two
sursies whose individual for the above
sum shall be certified TO by the Clerk OF the Court
where they reside, will be required Proposals must
I've accompanied by the oath OF allegiance OF the mar
~ making the bid. Proposals from firm must Spp
city the names and residences Of the individuals
composing 1t. Each proposal must be accompanied
by written GUARENTEE signed by the party making
the bid and the proposed sureties. The certificates
Of responsibility, above referred to- must accompany
the guarantee. / IIff>.1 -
=. -3.E FORK OF GUARANTEE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
FoRrREss MoyRoR. Mac N.

FoRTREss MONROE, May 10.
To d. u. StantoM, Secretary of Var:
We have Suffolk. Il was taken last
evening by NNj. Dodge All was Quiet.
Maj, Gen. McClellan's troops are at Gum
berlRnd.
Signed JNo. E. Wool,
W. ls5st Mai. Gent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15


LOUISVILLE, May l4.-MoNTEaEY, May
IA accommodating party under Brig.
Gen. A. ]. Smith, had a skirmish with the
rebel pickets on ont right yesterday, kill.
ing 2 wounding and capturing 5. Our
loss was 2 killed,
The party within half mile of a rebel
battery, supported by brigade of infant
~. Just outside of their entertainments.
The Commanding General moves his
camp to-day four miles from here to the
front
Our forces average 23:to 3 miles from
their entrenchments
Although our army is advancing slowly,
II Is because OF the nature of the ground,
NJ the building of corduroy ana
1t is generally understood that an en-.
gagement will come OF in the course of a
week.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

MN York, May l4.-The steamer Cham
pion has arrived with $424, 600 in gold
from California,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

THEAS.-5O half chests Young Tyson Imperial,
Il GunpowdeF and Black Teas, superior quality
and late Importation just received and for sale by
mVlO MRRILIY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re.
StnFafiVe

SCoEaG1Ve.
This is the original article. so long known for pro-
noting luxuriant growth of the hair, and restor-
ing its original color, however gray, Sold at the
Medicine Depot, 2o2 broadway, N. Y, and by ali
DEnggists. ~ - my15.lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

BsOTOX, May 1.-THE ship Undaunted
has arrived with a cargo of cotton from
Ship Island.
BAIT1MoRE, May l4.-No news from
Fortress Monroe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

DORTO RICO SUGAR.-lO hhds primo
quality, just received and for sale by ss5t' 7"s
mylO II. REILLY.
DITTSBURGH SALT.-lOO barrels Extra
No. I, just received and for sale by slIsJ slZ
mylO MRElLLY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

EEATHER BUSTERS, Just rscsivsd at
Il the Variety Store Of D. NICOLL BR05
ap24 100 Main street,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-15

Y9F&Ga For rSuERIFF.-We are au-
sthOFi1ed I" ianponnes- ALONZ 70 {LORING
As candidate Tor CetiOnt the Uie6 OF siOfffT
Of Ohio county z
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

.e returned and small lots OF SUM- o ccoI Vsne'
Yarn produos generally, " cont. A., .x.-
are for sslos OF good ffodnce In soco oeo
a. wholesale such Farmers reeiHe '"u "'' '0o'' ="
rTTxx-d guttef IL nearly exhausted that we crop y
from our anolsiona Orange county pals usso uivppd "A
.hon, lc a. H. State Butter In transit bh oeon
y.,sI any, Al Albany and other points oy aho
D b hs have very light. but neverthel.ss $
.rnsl ,o IN, demand AID the quoiNions si nt VIE 90
Stx n,ntaip.d There Is no shipping oemaha 10, ~"
Wbit. Bu,ter aud the English markets ue rep' a..
.r Ths aow OF new putter from the country ulos, ~
w. n,ns a. The season advances Ih. together vi
~ ..sn,on, shove noticed, Is we thinA ohuet al ,ie
im.,,ncss strongly suggestive OF downfall ID prices oe
fofe msny days We qnots; >, ,t, .ooa ,-dls
Orange Co, pals ...''' 't,usoo '''"
Nev Buter choice. .l9Hso ,..l- e-.. of la.
The market 10 steady sbons the hgnres OF at
m. s;ock IL getting quite light 1h're s good ieasSn
% arnsct that made and We lcurd new 'he'e
,og ali is will bs wanted for export very good pncs''
nsiSss te ,1r., PB "a a. Enshh Dairy. I5...eaes
Common to good ib..6t9tl Ohio Ch,e's
BsAss-Ths market ia firm a, lat quotations "o qu''e
(p,rksges ucludedD: ~ ,nz,, m
Va choice - b. q lOaa 20 kidney. choice Pbu2 lods 70
40 cam 10 good 4 6Ud2 co Marrow. eh bu y Jl@s 81
Pea choice A. bush.2 0d2 20 do, coi 70 soooi oo"' ~
Baoos CoRs-P 10, tabe.
BEEswAr-p 10 1di3c. - e. H.,
DRESSED PoULTRY-lhis weather h no" TOO "su '"i o'
tact shipments.
LIVE PorLrKY-We quote: ,o,a, IN
Tur.evs A. ib....li al2 Geese, pair....l ISgl oo
Fous n ft.........l0 Oh Duck. v pair pV %
Eges1The receip src quite liberal The demand good
hu, lower last week Indicated Nhesl cum 9"
IN .ut straw much preferred a. msierisl or packing
Fvz, during Summer months when ostsas deeIu
better Wheat chef l. thought bss' but straw cut INC
.bout A. good sud Egga thus packed will until june bring
sbou, &C. 2 doz more than II packed IN ost. luosf
State aud Penn. choice, Wsdern, Gu oep o"i' ~iii
si the marx 3, doz.. III 6l2 . ,..
FUHs-Tns following quotations are for No. qualities,
IaNa.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

DY ]. HEGEMhN--0n FRIDAY, April %,
- a. O'Clock m. No 81 Lawrence 81, near Johnson
4 small qnanuiy Of FURNITURE, IN good srcer Carpets,
Ui!cl0.hs. Range. &c
Or FRIDAY. Apsi %,
AZ o'clock st ,he Central Si-sfoorns, corner OF VIII
loushby srd Psarlsts Broo&lyn-
REGULAR WEEKLY SkbE-hanorany and wanut Psr-
lo Sue. painted Chamber Surg lsboginS SOFAS Cheifs
Dcokcae. Bureaus, sshs.sndi Eai5ie.2p Tables, bed
s,-sds M.;trasses fsc.h-r Eeds Carpets, O'cloh, &c
On FRIDAY, Artl rs,
Al O'clock NJ preciciy At No. a Iast Jlst between
Fonrh aud Lexington avs, Hew-ferS
MAHOGANY PAELOR tUKNIluRk-kosewood meT'
bs ton siu.-sAnd marhle hantel Ornaments. lace Cur
tains snd Piano Cover ant Stcoi &c ms
bsg,uy and walnut Chan Dor Fu ni;ure CsrPets o''h
China Dinner and Tea Sets Giaswsfe silver plated Ware
walnut pu Extension Table, Refrigerator. aud Kitchen Fur
nturr .,-,
Caoeuc. al N. house tine morning Of gale. Sale posi-
tive. without regard 20 the weather a.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
hkCAPfrUAArf0s.
OPERATIONS BELOW NEW.ORLEANs.

A private letter which came by the Philadelphia
from Key West to Capt Porters son. states that seven
Of the bomb schoonos and three steamers had passed
Fort jackson in night The letter also states
that whole plantation Of negroes numbering $50,
came down in boats, batteaux &C., to the feet
rbey say that their muster had abandoned their
place and gone to New.Orleans. They are very
glad to get away but protest stroDgly against the
feet attempting to go further up the river. declaring
that they will all DO blown 10 pieces.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
1.-Two NyeIzl.. Dead Weigh
lPhiiudciphia Cnitie Market-APRL %.

There lair supply Of Beef Cattle this we.b, the OFFER
infs amounting to AS head The market dull, aud
toward the CLOSE prices declined Ordinary aud good cattle
sold from - 10 T 30 100 d. tnd prime and extra from
25 All the bet cattle nom Lancaster County
SHEEr-1he supply OF sheep wss much .Ig-T THAI Tor
several months past the oferugs amounting to 800 he,d
all oi which Eoid st from to SIC for shes ed
sheep, and Ion 10 Sic & 10. gross fgr wool Sheep
HoGs-ihs market rather duh and prices wcfe some
Whist lower sales Of $50 .s made Ht from St 80
5 80 for sfod aud from - 30 to 20 Is 100 ID net for
corD-fed.
TO = - each according TO quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
HxsRr II LEEDS, Anctisneer.

HsSRY II LEEDS, Ancti5neer
TENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
N ell ade to order for the owner-HENRf III. LEEDS
Co will sell suction THURSDAY, April p. a, loi
clock No &C Pitest between Madison and Monroe sts
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE. in good
order consisting of Bruse Carpets rosewood Pad r FHrui
ture covered green and crimson sk bfocatte hne rose
wood Piano Forte made by Chckeriu rosewood marble top
Center Table, stfrane Mirrors suite in mahogany ingram
Carpets black walnut and nshogsuy Bsdsoom FuIn.Ire
B.d..esds Dressing Buresus Wardrobe Mattresses black
Dining Furniture Extension Table, &C China
Glass &c Dinner Set Oiclohs, STAR Carpets, and other
articles.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
| Ggoses HoLRRoox Auctioneer.
| CtITpERIOP CITSTOM- MADE FURNITURE,

~ OFFlCE DESKS IRON SAFE, SC On rUEspAf.
April 20 at IOt O'clock WNeroos Nos % aud 20 ts,t
Houstons BOYCE will sell the entire balance @ 9I !, ms
stock Of Rosewood Walnut, Mahogany aud Ost FohSi
TURE every description consisting In part OF eiegAt
Buf.t, walnut and mahogany Arnores splcnu1
Chamber sute, sneng which full suite OF
the only ous In the city, PaIor Sutes rose~ood ana rs
nut Ftiseres Center Sde aud Sofa Tables. &c Also tne
Cac. Fsmlufs Iron safe Sc al OF which VII be SOLD Win
out any alton 20 close tho business Cs.sos"s I'J
on the morning Of sale.