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DROP0SALS FOR HAY.
Drror QuARrxBxAsrgR's OrrrCr, !
Corner Eighteenth and q streets, )

Corner ElsSsrenih 'liss and Z streets, eu.'01
SEALED PROPOSALS win rsssssa Il ibis s oiee un.iI
s seo
al ' Two ppos Put s Se 10 bales and
Deltsey 70 b. masr in the city OF Washington, within
'A'' PRoPosaLs 5is as s. me contract
VIII % recesed Tor 1--we hundred 5000 tons OF
The full name and Post sddres. the bidder mus.
e BID & IL q. name me q sr The names q ~ the
pops 4 tic ,rsnr u @ ssass S *
rGoiesa dis, parties wiz not he considered. aad
prsSs must Be aesa e Soo"s H. ksser
b plA1'y marked "'r'Eo1sl. ,i;asAsSgs IA Lay"
The ability OF tse bdJer iii contrset. shonid Il BE-
Sh Sm must 1s oy o he
The responsibility II snarsalors be shown by the
OF !he Uaied States Dssic, Attorney.
hsr ss Proposals i' I" MI sa ss sns1 A.
she signed b. s conresr aud both Of his guar
'.a,oss WI, 10 required Of the successful b'de oFon sign
A. ne ss VIII Win b s.m
81 have bonds gns n an.SlAon and ready TO be pro-
snsas at this ose. either personally. BY By
E'aph.
che 90 mt MY eoo Of state of S-e- DO sssSy
.hs. =. aria e .ul ea,rac. m Accord ne
po:ss soS.s 4 o.es -. snss & into % aonisaas
sho,d ths contract be awarded him ws prepared 70
bovome his securities.
this gnarsn.e. be appended the ocial certificate
ASove mentioned.
r' INSPECTION DELIVERY, 10.
All hay connctd ioI under ths advertisement VIII %
4g tnseced and prove oil good, sound,
1nrchantxble quality win ne jected
Payment to be made pom Jhs completion OF the contract
or thereafter Depot Qusrermaster shall be Ia
funds.
Any infOrmality The bid uonconformance with tho
Germs 0t this Will insure the rejection OF the
proposa'.
Delivery to be made at the railroad depot Of the
government nharvrs a l.ec city OF WASHINGTON.
The Depot u reserves himself the right TO
reject am all he may deem too high
ID. Fl. RUckER,
Colonel and Depo. Qasrerinaster
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AMUsEMENTs. A

AURA KHKNEs THEATRE.
IL Open nc !; begins VI IL; NJ 10 o'ctnCk.
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT This WEEK,
AND EEAT SATURDAY AFTERNOON
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
OF the great fairy spectacle,
RLONDETTE
BLDNDETfE.
Bi.UNDErfE.
SPLENDID SCENERY DRESSES AND MUSIC.
The whole produced under the Immediate direction OF
MISS LAURA kEBAE,
at cost OF over
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
pronounced by aud pabc be most magnificent
scenic play ever witnessed
Attention Is called to
THE KINGDOM or THE HOURS.
THE GR0TTO OF LOVE,
THE PALACE GARDEN, -
THE PALACE OF LACE
THE PALACE OF DIAMONDS,
THE DEVIL ) CROssWAY,
THE TRAVELLING FOREST
THE CRYSTAL KINGDOM
OF THE MAGIC WATCH.
NOTICE
EVERY NIGHT
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
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(yUPREME CoURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE
Knickerbocker Bank, of the city OF New yorkNolice
hereby gwen the order of this Court
the ses of said bank viii be under the
direction United States Trust Company New York,
receiver hereo Tuesday the sixteenth day Of
Der instant II cocS M at the Merchants Exchange,
sAlesronm No. III Broadway in said city. by r. r. wilkins
auctiopeer Printed lists o. snd assets be Re
rtyers Office 43 all the Office of ID. f. Wheeler
Esquirc broadway and also At the anctioneeis occ
No. o. FINE street
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The orcncstra under the direction Of Mr. trpe'.
WEDNESDAY, THE JEALOUS WIFE
THURSDAY, SPEED THE PLOUGH
FkiDAY, CENTRAL Park.
SATURDAY, A BACHELOR or ARTS.
MONDAY tby especial desire and requestl WILD OATS
Box book open for any Of the Soye evenings from TO
O'Clock.
In preparations ''The WAY to Get Marriedr "Pauiine
aud ''urnrrt e. wild Oats" bosom Frleads' and
"koney" vii be repeated
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CLOTHING.

T THE NEW STORE, I8 THIRD AVENUE. LADi Is
IN and nrtncn guaranteed 80 receive ne ishchi
price Tor each article q cast on Wearas AppaieL Fgtne
Carpets x, for the New Orleans market Try and aljt
Please forget W call or address e. disi
Slt Third avenue, Fourteenth street Ladies attended
by Airs Msh.
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DRoPosALs.
ORDINANCE OrrIcE, WAR DKyAsrMrss.

ORDNANCE orrIcE. wAk DsrAsraESSt
SEALED PROPOSALS VII wnssscros h svs. Noy H. - M isS1
Enrn unt ociocN z N ihc 9th day ef December ns
for s,e manu- actnrs and delivery Of the following pro
5000 ten inch Solid Shot.
1000 iii lLsen-nch Sbtls.
LOO afteen.inch catering Shot.
with the excepaon Of the batteng which be
jsctes be principal arseaas q the uned
Sites a: the Or malice Agency, No. 45 Worth street New
setes delivered free Of charge for trans
oortston at the Un..d States Arsenal, Governor !
Island New York hurbor. they be inspected and
sSs aas % ss c ssss ds ~ as
eara ss m o, os. cs sa So e amy psrn & Of %
made as folowsUne can OF each kind, within thirty
one tenth weekly thereafter !ntI all shall be delivered
sual certificates Of inspection and receipt after each deli
Roads with approved sr. vii! he requredfo tie faith
No bid viii De rncss be acconpanied by
iron fouadsT and .hs, hs Sa acsep.ea the proeses Of
shs right reserved rSac: N! or ali bids deemed aasa
Proposals Isl viii ts nd iresses the undersigned >. WASH
aogtoa city and win be enaoss ojeeos
Brig. General. Chief Ordn'nee.
AuARTsxMAsrEK GENERALS oprIcE, EAssSfsSs..
en- pspass%sn Gf he seas several ss
eous hasias such steamers for charter os sale
Ssw Ss van & as
germs os sale charter with dimensions the ycsscs
~se ~ls''s's 'qa H. z HE4s ousr.rn...r General
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UNTIL THE Ed
- day Of December 1872 suprlyin unrd states
Subsistence Department with 5000 head o. Beef Cattle
che hoof.
The cattle 70 delivered Washington H. c., aud each
animal to $50 pounds gross. 10 cattle adnittes
GkaI wes less than LOCO pounds elosa Hessrs sta an
The first delivery 10 be made On Or about the l9n ,ay c
drec o cattle ler week will be required to be delivered
under this contract
bond with good and sufficient security will be required
twenty per cent OF the hase will be
eit the completion OF the contract
Proposals from have Ore iously failed
comply With their bids from disloya persons the
dered.
The of firms stated in full will; tie pre-
<cise address Of each mem er OF the firm
Payment to be made in certificates Of Indebtedness such
other funds governm MT may have for disbursement
All bids TO ,c0nIAned hy two and orcced
10 Col A. BECKWITH A. y. Z. aud &. $. a. S. H.. Wash
lnstou D. c. and end rsed Proposals FOR Beef Cattle
FORM or GUARANTEE
We, -, OF the co nty Of - and Ssts u! -, do
hereby guarantee that Is able fulfil ..,e
accordance with the terms OF his proposition, and that
should his proposition be accepted h. will enter Into
. contract In accordance herewith.
should the contract be awarded him We are prepared 70
becomc his securities.
(This guarantee must be appended TO each bid.)
The responsibility Of the ssranors must he shown by the
cial of Clerk of the District
or Of the United States District Attorney.
Bids which do not comply with the above viii be cccd
a EXTRA BOUNTY WILL RE PAID TO THE FIRST
Q - twelve recruits Apply At - Bowcry, To Capt NJ.
Recruiting
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CARD--rO MANAGERS. ACroRS ANo Al gHoKs -
"a Ihc under iicir ttat aerr 10
so-fgd dfaHf yatirnk ur spts
tout or he sag % Mrs. ~ nry Mo0i's novel Eass
Tynur oi rnp Esfs Daughter whch, IN the.r dans,t;
actn. ana -sd adaptations ~ rifi- elbrsons of
tue iigna! ons" ard s--rtc srrstsr of the
ye 4et uisy cntipd "EIs iynie. tln- Ep,s usn,.s
ln p-d fUm Ar ao,el IL Arr ls2 v, tifton W. ray-
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that thusr ae Whtrn stlnnsbly vv
~ her lai r.ht and the etiquette o the pr.ssou and
a.ary. DmilS tat -n.Bg-a'nt G tne subscriber tas
,hr has IA tie 4pnos foi ferturnlng psy ~
"hss ispn.1 IA B~liln1re scaty sNrp times ~ nilirls
rtr bus tst al Nc-u SHOWN H theatre in that
anu Ia tsrsttr's eare, ", 9 sac u nov
performing Cher sixth Nrc hos been da cd folrterw
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.agrmsat sne had not b.o,e inaslnch thai any one
Wluid be Wnrunepp v, atrMpt iO si0ls. the rsght
~ sd ay b, aA - ppduciag spurious copies OF her
nay hut having -vidcnc" tHt aFaiiy parties
fhs ptoic, she therefore rRutiprus
nersr., 49, actoss generally against
Fr'arncns lh. ights covered ~ the copyright Of
"Etr ThN b'orrneR;, and rfoulises ths sich
wiil rrviual, the eNtrDt
of 6c ard all the parlcs Who bs re-
-pntstb.o 'Gl thc slcEs. Respectfully
LrClLI.E wHsTERN.
Gscvsss rttt1al'. Washington. ~. q Dee =. ls2.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

a = Z EXTRA BOUNTY WILL RE PAID TO THE FIRST
- y twelve recruits. Apply al - Bowcry. To capt NJ
NOONAN, Recruiting Officer.
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At III GRAND sTREET--Two DOORS WEST OF
"A Broadway money advance on Watches, Diamonds,
Jewery Dry Goods and Personal Property OF every
dc cripton bought sold by JOSEPH A. JACKSON.
Broker and Comm Ission Merchant.
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AT MRS. GAYNORS PARIS CORSET AND SKIRT
"A received, elegant shapes Ia Paris
hand made ConIe Corset the latest STYLES ~ skirls
One damaged by water, Will be sold c.ieAl. a
variety Ladies Chdrens Woven Corseis and Skirts
at low prices. No si3 broadway, near Uuion square
n. B.-Harcloth for nterning dresses.
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1DREsEyTs FoR'THE HOLIDAYS.
GREAT EXHIBITION At
ALBERT n CO.'S,

IL GREAT EXHIBITION At
ALBERT CO.'S,
COT BROADwAY. col
The attention Of The ladies' and the public In general IL
called to the large and varied assorimcntof
Toys FANCY GOODS dc. &C
Our large we'll selected and sssored stock now open Tor
inspection, comprising among others the following attract.
Revolving Christmas Tree with Music.
A large assortment Of Speaking Dolls; Also
Mechanical Dolls initiating natural movements, which
up this time have been surpassed IN CURIOSITY
Portable Piano which bc folded together so ss 70
occupy q very small and easily transported. !.
import all our goods ourselves we can oner them o.
Feeling confident that inspection Of our stock will please
the public and amply repay the time they may devote In sn
Examination of the same, we invite ell TO cali a
ALBERT ACO.B.
M BROADWAY. "a
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TWO STORY BROWN STONE BASEMENT BRICK
N House for sae side OF Lee avenue eighth
house from B'osdway Williamsburg ten minutes walk
locaon nnexceptopable house 2x3i contains nine
price IS TO- Sl0cash Address orappy George Can.
held, Herald office.
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From Norfolk and Richmond.

NORFOLK, May l2.-The city is very quiet.
Most of the stores are closed but it is expect
ed they will open in day or two, except
where the occupants left with the army.
There is some excitement, but it is supposed
that in a few days, when communication is
fully opened with northern ports, confidence
will be completely restored. Prices are high.
Candles are miserable and sell at sixty cents
pound. Brown wrapping paper envelopes,
fifty cents per package. Brown sugar, twen-
ty-nine cents per pound. The post office and
custom house will be re-opened shortly Very
little Union sentiment is openly expressed
Our soldiers are all over the city and freely
talk to the citizens, which must produce good
effect.
The policy Of the rebel government appears
to be to concentrate troops at Richmond.
Some say all the Gulf States will be ADAM
doned before Virginia, and Richmond will be
held to the very last. Several negroes from
Suffolk report that there are no troops, guns
or Notifications there or this side. Most of
the citizens have little confidence in the con-
federatc government. Confederate notes are
refused in many places, and gold and silver
are welcomed with enthusiasm by all classes.
Elizabeth river, between Norfolk and Ports
mouth, is a deep coffee color, on account of
the tobacco thrown overheard. Large guam
titles have been recovered, though damaged.
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FORTRESS MONROE, May ia flag of
truce went up the James river yesterday
morning, and returned at half-past two this
morninb. Three hundred and five prisoners
of war were sent up to be released on parole,
but eighty-five of them refused to give parole,
and will be sent to Washington. The flag of
truce brought eight hundred and eighty-five
rank and file Union prisoners a large number
of whom were taken at williamsburg. Many
of them were taken at Bull Run, and have been
waiting their release in Richmond for some
months
Those captured on board the Congress at
the time of her surrender are still here, and
will be sent north Immediately. Muster rolls
are being sent to Washington. Distractions
are being placed in the James river twelve
miles below Richmond. The Monitor and
Naugatuck were seen seventy-five miles be-
low Richmond. No officers were among our
released prisoners.
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WASHINGTON, May 13.-T. P, Trott of the
contract office post office department, left
Washington to-day for Norfolk to open the
post office at that place. The mails will be
sent by the old route via fortress Monroe.
Loyejoy's bill which has passed both houses
establishing department of agriculture, with
a salary of $4,000. 1t is separate and dis
tinct from any other department. and will be
exclusively devoted to the interests OF agri-
culture The commissioner is required to
report to the president and congress.
The new secession plot to induce the inter-
vention Of the powers Of western Europe, on
the ground of the exhaustion OF the cotton,
which comes to light in this country, to-day,
bv the arrival of the Etna, is felieitousy met
by the presidents procamation announcing
the opening of New Orleans and the other
cotton ports on the LIST of June. Thus fails
the second grand conspiracy abroad
The conservative members Of congress,
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

FATHER POINT, May 13.-The steamship
Jura, from Liverpool May LIST and London
derry May I'd, passed this point at two o'clock
this morning en- route for Quebec, with one
day later news.
LONDON, May 2.-Her majesty queen Vic
toria arrived at Balmoral yesterday. Although
the queens birthday will not this year be Gel
ebrated by the usual festivities, her majesty
desires that the usual holiday may be observed
on the oath inst.
This mornings papers are filled with ac-
counts of the opening Of the great exhibition
yesterday The Times says the ceremonial
was emphatcally the grandest, best managed
and most imposing public pageant seen in this
country for years. The building itself for
extent, convenience, elevation, beauty of
form, and charm of color, is deScrib-
ed as far superior to that of the Hyde
Park exhibition. There are the same appa-
rent labryinths, round spreading yistas of
courts, each complete exhibition in itself,
and worth days study. Whatever there
was in 1851, will be found ten-fold in 1862
Besides what was in the old exhibition there
is the finest collection of English and foreign
pictures ever got together in this metropolis,
NAPLES May Ist.-Prince Napoleon is ex-
pected here on visit to king Victor Emanuel.
III Is stated III ouicldl quarters llldI UeI' Uut =
ON has been recalled from Rome.
PARIS, May 2.-The Monitor of this morn
ing publishes letter frem Mexico comment
ing on the intolerable conduct of the Mexican
government and the probability that the
French troops will not delay marching on the
city of Mexico
The journal Des Spirit Public of to-day
says there is a question of sending marshal
Mel to Rome with military and diplomatic
power. 1t is said he will be charged to CON
ciliate if possible the protection which France
owes to the holy see with the rights of the
italian nation.
LISBON, May 1.-The king has officially
announced his approaching marriage. The
new ministry has been finally consolidated.
LIVERPOOL, May 2.-COTToN.-The bro
ker's circular reports the sales of the week at
100000 The market closed dull, and l-Sd.
lower, owing to the Intervention rumors.
LONDON, May 2.-Consols for money 80
34 93 rs. American securities dull. The
bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
$4,000 pounds sterling
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New York, May 13.-A most destructive
fire has been raging for the last four days, at
Long Island. 1t originated near Stony Brook
and burned to River head. Sixty thousand
acres Of wood land, principally in the town of
Nookhaven, has been destroyed, the fire skirt
ing the villages of Stony Brook, Setauket
Port Jefferson, Mount Sinai, Miler's Place,
New Village, Selden, Coram, Middle Island,
Manorville, Patchogue, Bell Port, FIRE Place,
Masuc' Monches, and Quoque. The loss is
estlmated to be three million five hundred
thousand dollars
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The Battle of the Gunboats on the Mis-
sissippi.

CAIRO, May 13.-To Hon. Gideon WelleS,
Secretary Of the Nary News from the fleet
is just received. The Mound City was in
jured on the starboard bow by a ram, and is
on her way to Cairo for repairs. The Cincin-
natl was injured on her starboard bow, and
sunk in twelve feet of water. She will be
raised and sent here for repairs, which will be
done with all possible dispatch. Commander
Stemble is here at the naval depot doing we'll
Fourth master Reynolds, of the Cincinnati, is
MORALLY wounded. Two Of the Cincinnati's
crew were slightly wounded. There were no
other casualties Commander Stemble fought
his ship splendidly.
(Signed) A, w. PENNocK,
Commanding and Fleet Cantaiu
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The Fate OF Rlchmond.


TT7 VIZ I7TV1'1I77'V' 137''' 7I'TTVT' 1'IIIJ y
The present week will be signalized in the
future of Richmond as the great week for
auctions. A larger amount of property
greater number of stocks, a greater amout
Of merchandise and a greater variety of
goods have been sold at the auction
sales during the present week in Richmond
than has ever been known during the same
time in the history Of the city. The eff
feet, Of course, has been to close greater
number Of stores Of the first class, heretofore
leading houses in their several departments Of
trade, than was ever known to close in a sin
gle week.
HON. JOHN NJ. Bolts.
We mentioned some days ago that Mr.. John
Minor Bolts, who had been confined for two
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N4SHINGToN, May 13.-The president has
i issued proclamation declaring that the
plocS ~ OF the ports at Beaufort, Port ROYAL.
mine from and after the LIST of lime. tbot com
merelal intercourse with these ports excant ne
to persons and things, and information CON
traband of war may from that time be subiect
to the laws of the United States and 10 The
limitations and in pursuance of the regulo-
tons prescribed by the secretary of the treas
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Arrival of wounded Soldiers in New
York.

New YORK, May 13.-The steamer Daniel
Webster arrived this eve with one hundred
and forty-three wounded soldiers of New
York regiments, forty Wisconsin, five Penn
svlvania, three New Jersey; also the follow
ing Prank Cobney, Leander Wiley, II. S.
Robinson, and John Quin, of the 10th Mas
sachusetts; W. Buchanan John Wortz, of
Berdan's sharpshooters; p. Herring, Of the
9Th Vermont; Israel Gamash, Charles A.
Baker and VIM. Malan Of the 9TH New
Hampshire; and the following Of the 9th
Maine: Lewis Colcord, George Shield, b. F.
Longfellow, A. G. Miller, II. Wallis, Isaac
Dudley, II. Fairfield, A. Bradley Frank
Prescott Seward, J. E. Kenuey, }. G. Lander,
Frank Lawrence, b. Tasker, J. R. Hubbard,
Aaron Frost, S. Henderson, f. Daggett Mi
Ian Leonard, E. Fox, VIM. Sherman, b. H.
Heath j. w. Hoar, Aaron Braghon, Thomas
Wood S. S. Burgess, S. E. Plummer, and
the body of George H. Shields, of Co. c,
9th Maine.
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with view to defeat the designs of the abo-
litionists and secessionists, held an adjourned
meeting tonight. Mr. Critttenden occupied
the chair and Mr.. Cox was secretary. A
committee of seven was appointed to call fu-
ture meetings and to promote concentration
of strength in congress against mischievous
LEGISLATION.
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IhIETl.

In this city, Nav S. Anna, wif9 of C B Wait, 80.
In Wilknsouyille. May 49, Jesse Whiting of Groton
Junction, IS. Taunton papers please copy.
Funeral Friday at 10 clock from the residence of
his sonn law, Is Chase.
In shrewsbury, May 10, Mrs Mary, widow of Wyman
FessendeI, 50 yrs limos 25 days
In New Bedford, May 10, Charlotte G, wife of NJ
Cobb, 90 yrs mos.
In Providence, r /, May s, Capt Peleg Congdon so;
Is year.
In Newhern G. April H. of typhoid fever after five
weeks sickness, John Davis, Of Samuel Davis of
this city, Is yrs mos Deceased was private in COM
pany G. twenty rStN massachusetts, regiment The
proceeded from cold caused by lying wet at
kuanuk Island
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xxxvIIth COngress-First Session.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May -.
SENATE.

OENA IL.
An amendment was adopted making one
Indian reservation Of California instead of
two, and otherwise reducing expenses. Adj
journed.
HOUSE.
The bill to facilitate the transportation of
mails and troops between Washington and
New York, and providing for the construction
of bridges and such tercal connections as may
be necessary, using present lines, was tabled,
76 against 43.
The conference committee reported bill
incorporating the Washington and Alexandria
railroad, to be completed within two months ;
report adopted. Adjourned.
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New YORK, May l3.-Col. Howe of the
New England soldiers relief association for
warded 10y the Fall River route, to-day, the
body of young Stewart who died here. He
was the only son of widowed mother, and
the circumstances of his death and the grief
of the heart-broken mother will awaken the
warmest sympathies.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-14

STRAsBURG, May 13.-The cars on the Ma
nassas road reached the bridge on the north
fork Of the Shenandoah, this morning. The
bridge over that stream is nearly completed,
and when finished, will establish railroad COM
munication to this point. 1t is rumored that
Ashby has been captured by Gen. Hatch, of
the cavalry, but it is not credited at headquar-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-14

FORTRESS MONROE, May 13.-Eight hun
dred and fifty prisoners, released from Rich
mond on parole, leave to-day on the steamer
VIM. Kent. Ninety rebel prisoners, who were
to be returned to Richmond, positively re-
fused, although earnestly urged and threat
ened by their officers, and took the oath of
alleniancn
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NEW YORK, May l3.-sTOCkS are dull and lower
Chicago and Rock Island 6i cleveland and Toledo 46s
81; Michigan Central 81 hudson railroad ~ Erie pre-
ierred 81; Eric Railroad $50 Pacific Mail IA American
Gold 1881; Central Sgb skies ST. registered lU44
U skies 81, coupons lU5 fives "a coupons 95{ ;
Treasury l0ths l04s; tennessee skies 6Si Missouri
skies so; California sevenS 9if
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After the rebels decided to evacuate Nor
folk, they shipped the guns and machinery of
the navy yard to Raleigh and Charlotte, n c.,
and the commissary stores to Petersburg and
Richmond.
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in West N1illbury, May II, by Rev Mr. woodbury.
Amasa Bond to Hannah lainter.
In Stnrbridge, May H. Henry j Davidson to Julia
Bruce, both OF Springfield
In Fan River May 7, Augustus Jenney to Emily P,
daughter Of Dea Benjamin Burlington of Fall River.
In Providence. /, May 9, Thomas DAVIS of Central
Fails. to Sarah j Williams of Providence