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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

NANT bury HALL,
louisiana Avenue, near Sizth Street.
A Perfect COnstenNtIOn Of Beauty, wit,
and Talent.
Tremendous Success of the hve Female Stars, and
Mammoth Company.
AN IMMENSE BILL THIS EVENING.
Return Of the Washington iSvorite,
DICK PARKER,
Who will appear in a choice selection Of Negro
ComicAlities, and sing some Of his popular
Banjo Solos.
First representation OF the Beautiful Musical
ComediettA, entitled
LA CHALET, OR LIZETTE'S WEDDING,
with Miss Julia Mortimer and Mr. Geo r. Edeson
In the principal parts.
THE FAIRY COMBINATION
Miss JULIA MORTIMER,
The Queen Of Song;
Miss ERNESTINE DE FAIBER,
The Charming Vocalist and DanBeusei
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE,
The Fairy Stars.
Miss KATE PENNoYER,
The Beautiful Danseuse,
forming in all bevy Of Female LovlInesS, Talent
and attraction not to be squAled.
First week Of the magnificent Ballet, produced
after weeks Of careful preparation, with new
scenery and appointments, arranged by Mons.
SLOllOby, enutleu
LES AMOURS DE DIABLE.
The b, his favorite part ......"Mons. SLollosy
The great Ballet Troupe, consisting Of the fol-
lowing beautiful Young Ladies':
MlSS Si Julia ~. MehmonG, nI.,, BeHla w8lSert,
Lucy Clifton, MILE Jennie,
La Petite Ella.
forming perfect Court OF Beauty.
Mr.. GEORGE R. EDEsON, the Fayorte Come
dian and Comic Vocalist, in a new budget OF COM
ioalltieB.
Revival OF the Gypsy TRIO, by Misses Morti-
meT, De FnibeT, and PennoyeT.
First week of Miss JULIA RICHMOND the
Pleasing Danseuse.
II. w. EAGAN, the Favorite Negro Comedian.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG, the Wonderful Juggler
and PAntOmlmiBt.
J. SYLVAS CLARKE, the Versatile Performer.
The performance will conclude with the musical
cOmedletta, entitled
LA CHALET,
OR, LIZETTE'S WEDDING
Natz Tieck, Young vilager Geo. r. Edeson
Doors open at 7 O'Clock; Performance At7A.
Admission, rs otB.i Orchestra, 90 cts.i Private
Boxes, (holding six persons,) So.
Grand Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at ?
o'clock, for Ladies' and Children.
Admisson-Ladies,2 20 centsi Children 10 cents
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ADJUSTMENTS. .
Growers THEATRE,

EROvERs THEATRE,
PenHsyvsnis Apenue, near Waidrd' Hotel
Leonard Grover Manager.
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 49,
Fifth appearance OF the eminent American ira.
gedian,
j. WILKES BOOTH.
J. WILKES BOOTH,
J. WILKES BOOTH.
Appearance of the popular, gifted actress
MISS ANNETTE LNCE.
Only time Of Sit q. Lytton Bulwer'S COMEDY
MONEY.
MONEY. MONEY.
MONEY. MONEY.
MONEY. MONEY.
MONEY.
Alfred Evelyn. n......,.,.,.'.....''J wilkes Booth.
Clara Douglas. Annette lnce
Graves. Sen u. Rogers
Blount.. NJ. Ward
To.moTrow-Benehto Of
J. WILKES BOOTH
Admission 25, so, and 70 cents Seats secured
during the day without extra charge.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16
ap I57

GOVERNMENT SALE OF BAKERY
VI SWEEPlNGS, Low GRADE FLOUR, AND
EMPTY PORK BARRELS-Wlll be sold a. pub.
lie auction, at Sixth street wharf, Washington, ~
C., on SATURDAY, April Is, at II O'Clock =. ~.
800 barrels Of Bakery Sweepings and Low Grade
Flour; also $50 Empty Beet and Fork Barrels.
ap i5-3t S. Z. GREENE, Capt. q. s.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

The primary object of this League is to bind to-
gether ALL loyal men in common union to main
tain the power, glory, and integrity Of the nation
PLEDGE.
We, the undersigned citizens OF the United
States, hereby associate ourselves under the name
and title of the
NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.
We pledge ourselves to an unoo onditionAl loyalty
to the Government Of the United States, TO an un-
waveriDg support Of its Efforts to suppress the re-
Oellion and TO spare no endeAvDF to maintain un-
impaired the National Unity and to defend and
peTpetuAte Freedom and the Union, we pledge our
lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.
ALL Loyal men are cordially invited to come for
ward and unite with us, subscribe to the above
Pledge and contribute to the support OF the League
and Its public Reading Room.
THE PLEDGE AND SUBSCRIPTION BOOK
VIII be found at the Room Of the League, (Which
ia open at all hours of the day and evening,) and
also at the Banking House Of JAY COOKE 4 CO,
who are authorized to receive contributions to the
funds Of the League.
CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP.
will soon be ready for al who may become mem-
bers of the NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE,
BOOKS, PUBLIC DOCUMENTS AND
NEWSPAPERS.
Contributions of Books, important Public Docu-
ments' valuable Newspapers, Sc.I &c, for the use
PUBLIC MEETINGS
will be held At the ReAdir Room every Tuesday
evening. Good speakers will always be in attend
ance to entertain the audience.
10 The Union League has but to point to the
results Of the elections in New Hampshire and
Rhode Island, and more particularly Connecticut,
to show what Union Leagues are doing and can do
to sustain the Government.
We have important work yet to do, and to carry
on this work We NEED PECUHIARY AID, which we
ask and hope to receive from all loyal men.
VIM. BEBD, President.
THEo +. STOKES, Secretary. ap l3-tf
RoYS CLoTHING.-we are now in receipt of a
ID large assortment OF Boys and Chlldren's Cloth
Ing Of the newest styles, suitable for the present
season for dress and school wear, to which we in
Yite the attention Of parents.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
322 PennsylvaniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr IO-tnT tStAT Intel.l
~ ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.-We have now in
" store full stock Of Gentlemen's Spring Over
coats, Business Suits, Dress Suits AMI Furnishing
Goods OF the latest styles, manufactured with the
same degree of neatness, style, and elegance AS Il
made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co.,
322 Pennsylyania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets
apr lO-thf lStar INTEL
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

AGENT in the District of Columbia for
"PutuSm" hammered Horse Nails,
diamond State" Horse Shoes,
&c and P" Horse and Mule Shoes.
l0-Oodln
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

DR. LOCKWOOD continues the prae-
~ tice Of DenuAtry, in the Washington Building,
corner PCnnBylvaEiA avenue and seventh street,
Having pTACtioed In the South nearly sixteen years.
that may call,
Teeth inserted on VulsAnite, Rubber, or Go
Plate. ChlOroiOTm administered when desired.
aus I-0
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, IS to 80 inch,
Green, Brown, Blue and other colorod Tan
vsss,
TUT buttons, all colos,
Tuning Twine,
UpholstererS' Hammers,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curled Hair,
UpholSterers' TsckS, Light Tacks, q.
Finishing Brads,
Brass and Iron Screws.
Blind aud Window Fastonings and Trim
mings,
Castors-Bed, Chair, Table and SoCket-brasI
and Iron,
Back Saws, Escutcheons,
Screw Rings, &c,
Drawer, Cupboard, Till, Chest, Box and Trunl
Locks in great variety,
&C., &C., &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

SCEPTRE EXERCISE, FOR LADIES AND
= Children; also, the corresponding bui more AthlsiC
Indian Club or MugddT Exercise, for Gentlemen, for
the prev ention and correction Of deformity, one
sidedness &c, as recommended by the medical pro-
fCssion and officers Of the army. They Bupereede
dumb bells and all Calisthenio exercises. No off,
Ger, merchant or clerk should be without them.
They promote healthy circulation, deyelope and
strengthen the chest and spine In n most eXtraOr-
binary manner, giving such elasticity and strength
to the shoulders, arms and wrists that the sword
and hayOnct are used with double force and facility
and Invaluable to singers, as the voice improves
in proportion to the expansion Of the chest. To
ladies' who cannot take outdoor exercise, they are
OF incAlcunble benefit
My classes for Dancing and Department, at VII
lATds' Hall, and at Georgetown, are largely at
tended by the elite Of both cities, and can, with
much satsfaction, refer to the Parents Of my pu-
pills.
To those who require tuition on the Violin,
save time and expense by studying under me.
For Cards OF Terms, address
GOODALL,
Abr II WillaFds Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16
nR. FIsHBL LATT,
- OF No. al, corner Of Eighth and L streets


Opposite the General Post Office,
Can he consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS as well as all Diseases Of ImprudencC,
Of whatever character, and which may lie declared
incurable by other phySciAnS He engages 10 make
an immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice Ia the science ~ nedl.
cine he iH enabled to offer himself to the public
being the only one In Washington capable ul afford
ing speedy relief. All clrable Will be guarAn-
tied. He warrants n cure without the use OF meI.
curry any other dangerous medicine, Recent cases
cured in two or three days
N. D. Letters addressed to DR.. =, at his office No.
l2I, corner OF Eighth and Streets opposite Gen.
eral Post once, will receive immediate attention.
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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

EOR NEW YORK.--Steamship BALTIMORE
L will leave the foot of High street, George
town, on SATURDAY, at 70 m, for New York;
For freight or passage apply TO
MORGAN X RHINEHART
Foot Of High street, Georgetown.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16
METAL WORKERS STOCK.

METAL WORKERS STOCK.
Consisting III mart as below
Lead, in pigs, bars, skeets and pipe,
Tin, in pigs, bars and sheets,
Zinc, in pigs and sheets,
Copper, in ingetS, bars and sheets,
Iron, band, sheet and plate,
stocl, Cast, (Square, round and octakon) Va
cbinery, (round) Tire, Spring, Blister, &c,
Galvanized Iron,
Russia Sheet Iron,
Galvanized Strap Iron,
&C., &C., &C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

For Ladies' and Gentlemen, Masters and Misses this
"wednesday afternoon, Aptillo.
Ladies' admission % centsj children 10. Gentle
mems admission the regular prices. Doors open
at 2, commencing at 3 y. M. At2 m, Just previ-
ous to the Matinee
Mr.. HARRY LESLIE,
viii repeat, the weather permitting, his perilous
rope ascension from the outside Of the Varieties.
The daring act drew
OVER 10000 PERSONS TO BEHOLD HIM.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16
NOTICE TOMB STONES AND
IN MARBLL MAETELS.

have on hand, at my Stone Yard cUriiet Of /
street aud New Jersey AZ cnue, about one hunIIr,l
different styles OF
Marble GTRVO-stOneS,
which offer for sale at less than cost, Alec "u
hand a large selection Ot
MARBLE MAHTELS
of the newest styles for sale at the lowest 'iccs
Also, constantly on hand, the different kinis u
North River Blue Stone and FlAggnE, Granite and
Brown Stone work constantly manufactured to
order, at the shortest notice aud lowest cash ptes
Also ioT sale, on accommodating tern,'r u" urst-
class BRICK HOUSES, in good location.
mar 9l--lm NICHOLAS AtKIR.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

ANE BITION
DIssOLVING VIEWS,
Comprising nearly 900 views OF a ScripturAl, His
toTical, and Miscellaneous character,
At ht SOLDIERS LIBRARY, Judiciary Square,
Commencing TUESDAY EVENING, IIth inst, and
continue during the week.
Mrs. FowLE will sing several Patriotic Songs,
assisted by the SOLDIERS GLEE CLUB. The pro-
ceeds devoted exclusively for the library.
Tickets % cents. Doors open at II O'Clock,
commencing ats. hpi4-t'
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

SHINE YOUR BooTs."--A funny scene occurred
in front Of WillArd's, Tuesday, among the boot
blacks who shine around that corner. A boy,
whose feet were bare, but were covered with
tough skin, was met with the usual interrogatory,
and Immediately set one Of the black-'em.o'ers at
work upon his pedal extremities. The affair at
tracted a crowd of the professors Of the black out
and Others and many were the critical Instructions
given to the operator, such aS "pollsh roun' dat
heel right smart, black 'em between them toes "
etc. The youth, who received the polishing fork
e. over theEee with an air, and walked away, eye
ig his feet as proudly as If they had been encnsed
An patent feathers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16
EXERCISE, FOR LADIES

NELLIE HOWARD, in an Excelsior Clog Dance,
shortly appears.
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DIScHARGED SOLDIERS
Are all invited to call at
SMITHS,
AGO seventh street,
Opposite The City Post Office,
And get their clothing at
LESS THAN NEW YORK PRIcEsi
Soldiers can rely on fair dealing, at
SMITHS,
400 Seventh street,
mArI7 And cor. Goth st. and Penn, Ay.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16
TO.mOTToW-BeneHt OF
J. WILKES BOOTH

Admission 25, so, and 10 cents. Seats secured
during the day without extra charge.
Ap t6
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LIMITED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD.

| - i'' ~ @i ~ ~ M
ASsGrAET QUARTERNtAsTER'S OTTIiI,
No. $50 & Srf,f, Warrington
VIII he sold at public auction on WEDNESDAN,
April y, at the Depot OF the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad, in Alexandra, Virginia
From 10 to 90 tons old Iron Car AXles,
From 90 to 20 tons wrought iron SCraps,
From 10 to so tons Strap Rail,
large quantity OF old Car Wheels, sheet Iron,
Stacks, &c.
Sale to commence at iOO'olOCk.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
". L. ROBINSON,
ap 3-dtd Capt. aud 4. q. NJ, L. :. ArulS.
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ANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,

A SSIsTANT QUARTERNIASTER'S OFFICE,
n Corner g and Iireni y-sCcOnd 'rteit.
Washington, D. {, March -, 1854.
NO1I, The sale OF Manure advertised T., t4kc
place at the Horse Corral, &c, this dql Is post
pOned until the goth OF April, CThurEday,l ~ ten
O'Clock, n. IN, on which dAl other lots, near the
Railroad Depot, will be sold also.
[. H. IOMPkINs,
CEpt A. q. NJ, [. 8. 4.
JAS. L. McG UlRE Il CO,
mar I'D Auc'ioneytE
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John n. ELvANs.

TOHN n. VANS,
JOHN R. ELvANs,
JoHE R. ELvANs,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
wAREHoUsE-SO6 STREET NORTH AND 81
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND
TOOLS.
Planes-Bench, Sash, Plow, Bead, Rabbet, &c.
Chizels and Guages-Firmer, Socket and Turn
ers',
Braces and Bits;
Braces without Bits, extra Bitts,
Hammers, Hatchets,
Hand, Pannel and Rip Saws,
Glmlet pointed screws-iron and brass,
Locks and LAtches,
Knobs, Escutcheons, &C.,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw setS,
Squares, BeVels, Levels, Compass Saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, Strap, and Hook,
Hinges, HHsps-8, 8 and 10 inch,
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, &C.,
Nails aud Spikes, cut and wrought,
&C., &C, &C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16
a LOCAL NEWS.

CONFERENCE OF rHE A. NJ. y. CHURcH.-Wsdnes
10y, april I5.-ConfeTence met pursuant to rule,
supr. Clinton presiding.
Z The usual preliminary proceedings having been
I gone through with, the Superintendent resumed
the questions Of the discipline.
The fifteenth question, "what new societies
have been received I" was reached, and new So
ciety was presented from Alexandra, vlrginia and
was received.
To the sixteenth, "what numbers are in soci-
ETY. yp the answers gave Indication Of large increase
in the membership OF the churches throughout the
District, and furnished evidence Of the vlsltHtions
TOf the Divine Spirit during the past year.
A number Of letters Of commendation were read
from the several churches, which were highly cred
liable 10 the pastors Of those churches
A lengthy discussion was entered into in regard
TO the indebtedness Of South Howard street Chapel
TO the ministers formerly In charge Of said stNon
which was continued up to half hour Of adjourn
ment.
Rev. Or. S. D. Thompson, of the New York an
nuAl conference, was introduced TO the conference
and permitted to participate in its proceedings.
The missionary meeting held on yesterday after
noon was attended by large and Apprecintive
audience and interesting and instructive addresses
were delivered by Revs. S. NJ. Giles, Of New Eng
land conference, J. p. Hamer, of this conference
and DR.. s. 7. Gray Of New York conference.
A collection of fifteen dollars was lifted for the
cause.
The hour arriving, conference adjourned with
singing and benediction.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

A Grand Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2
o'clock, for Ladies' and Children.
Admission-Ladies,2 20 centsi Children 10 cents.
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LA CHALET,

Doors open at O'Clock; Performance at ~.
Admission, rs cts.i Orchestra, 90 ctB.i Private
Boxes, (hOlding six persons,) S.
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aug Sly
NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE.
HEADQUARTERS AND READING ROOM,
No. 4s1 Ninth S., (9,,d Floor, } Ryon's Building.

The primary object of this League is to bind to-
gether ALL loyal men in a common union to main
tain the power, glory, and integrity Of the nation.
PLEDGE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

Leonard Grover Manager.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-16

THIS tTHURsDAY) EVENING, APRIL 10.
Fifth appearance OF the eminent American ira
gedian,
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9g telegraph.
MIDNIGHT

LOUISVILLE, May 5.-Latest advicel
from the army Of the RappAhannocL
represent Hooker as impregnAbly en-
trenched, having the rebels before him
and between him and Sedgwick, who
holds the heights of around Fredericks-
burg. After several days fighting, Hook
er has got the rebels between our forces
at Fredericksburg, under Sedgwick and
himself, near Chancellor House, and
has cut of their line Of retreat towards
Richmond.
Wehave captured nearly five thousand
prisoners. Our loss not stated.
The battle has been n Of the severest
of the war, and indications are that the
rebels will be entirely cut to pieces, as
we possess all the railroads in their rear.
Our German regiments, under Schurst
and Steinwelas, became panic struck,
and threw away their arms.
We lost twelve cannon, part Of which
were subsequently recovered.
Last accounts say Hooker was en-
trenched and fortified in An entirely
i~mpregnable position.
New YouK, May 5-Cotton 64%. Gold
50%.
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IL is announced by The Press that
Col MARTIN, the Provost Marshal, has
determined to suppress an evil which
has been rapidly growing Of laIe-the
riding of soldiers in carriages, through
the streets Of the city, accompanied by
base women. The Colonel will deserve
still more the thanks Of the community,
if he should 60 a step further and stop
the oourtesans from making exhibitions
Of themselves in carriages on our public
thorough fares. Never before, in the
history of Nashville, have they been so
brazen' They have monopolized many
of the public carriages, and almost
brought driving out Tor recreation into
disrepute.
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Union Job Rooms.

A change has taken place in the SUI
perintendence Of the "US1oN Jon Rooms"
Mr.. JoHK w. BARRY having retired, Mr..
ELI BEoKET one Of the Publishers of the
Union, takes charge Of them. Mr.. B is a
competent and experienced Job Printer,
and under his charge-the reputation of
the Office will be fully sustained. We
arc prepared as usual, to execute at the
shortest notice, all descriptions Of work,
in the neatest style, and solicit a contihu-
ance Of the patronage which, during the
past year, has been literally extended
TO us.
All orders addressed TO Mr.. ELI BECKETT
will be promptly filed.
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We have now IN store a large stock of
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds Of no.
tons fancy goods; canned fruits; Vir-
giniS, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken.
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well to look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid 10 shipping. No.
90 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HAREKY, HUGHEs & Co.
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RECORDER sHASE's OoURr-7uesaay
May 5th, 1s63.-Bean & &C., merchan-
dizing without license costs and
license.
John McDony, drunk and d~isorderly ;
SO and costs.
Mike McHail, grand larceny; commit
ted to Jail.
Mr.. Glische, drunk; So and costs.
Thos. Larkins, drunk; SO and costs,
Jerry Stoddard, running a hack with
out license; costs and license.
Rage Winters, negro, something about
a mule-paid costs and returned mule.
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GrIersOn's Expedition to Mis-
sisstPPi.

Grlers0n's Expedition to Mis-
sissiPPI.
special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Ca zotte.
MEMPHIS, VIA CAIRO, May I've have
glorious news from Grierson's cavalry,
which, starting from West Tennessee,
had, at last accounts, cut up aud de-
stroyed about 20 miles Of railroad, be-
tween Meridian and jackson, Miss,
The jackson papers state that the
amount destroyed is full 20 miles.
Chalmers is after Grierson, but another
Union force is after Chalmers, and an
interesting ,ri. oornered squabble may
be looked for.
This raid Of Grierson's is one Of the
most daring ieats OF tue war.
LEXINGTON, May 2.-Gen. Carter, with
a portion of his division, crossed the
Cumberland on Wednesday. The 9Th
Ohio and'Woolfords cavalry skirmished
with the enemy, who fell back. Feints
and ruses on the part of the rebels failed
to check Carriers advance, who was per-
feotly posted as TO their force and de-
signs. Yesterday he overlook their
main forces at Monticello, twenty-d five
AAANe ~ NNNHNI ShaABtu anu uIONc
them through the town. Our men, in
fine spirits, pursued them four miles be-
low TO the forks OF the rord.
A party of rebels on the Albany road
made IN attempt 10 flank and cut off the
rear communications, but we're repulsed
and driven three miles on the Jamestown
road. They were beaten and driven back
five miles more on the Albany road.
They will be lucky if they escape at all,
and nothing but superior speed and bot
tom can save The fugitives on the James
town, as they have but one way Of egress.
Oar army Of central Kentucky may
be said TO have crossed the Rubicon, a
they are almost in Dixie, and where for
age for cattle is a~ttainable. The affair
A. Monticello sums up, eight rebels killed,
eighteen wounded, and some forty pris.
Oners, including two commissioned ofR-
GERS. Federal loss none. The rebel
cause in East Tennessee has come to b,
a very lowspirited affair, aud maintained
in a spirit of conscious aud desperat,
weakness.
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LnrRo SnIe

OF household and kitchen furniture, con-
sisting in part of fine parlor and Cham
Der sets, carpets, cooking stoves, and
tableware, &c. Sale at 10 o'clock, We'd
nesday morning from the residence of DR.,
AToH1soN, No. 90 North Summer street.
ma,2-Qt
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Rieh aud Rare.

A new and elegant assortment ofPho-
~tographic Albums, more richly embel-
hshed than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at 4. NJ. ~SouLEIER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety Of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
a new article, only just imported.
aprl6-tf.
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A few years ago there came to this
city from Kentucky, a brieiless lawyer
named BREWER. He rented a room, and
stuck up his single, but our people did
mot appreciate him. He remained brief
less. He turned up, however, when the
tide of secession began to overflow
Nashville, and aoated with other drift
upon the surface Of the current. He
subsequently got into the army on some
body's staff, and has since staggered as
q every drab." He sports the title of
Colonel. A week ago he was captured
near the Cumberland river and taken to
GAINESVILLE, and sent thence for the North.
A correspondent of the Louisville Demo
Graf says;
He speaks confidently of the numerous
raids that will be made across the CUM
berland during tho summer when the
river shall fall, and the important results
expected to be derived from them.
BREwER ought not TO talk SO; he might
scare somebody.
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LOST OR

One note drawn by John D. Halves,
payable to Capt. VIM. II. II. Robins, for
$500; one on James N. Rhea for $50,
drawn by A. l.. Morse for $40; one on
John d. HAYES and d. G. Trewhitt,
drawn by WIN. T. Smith, for SIS; one
on - Fitzgerald for $75, drawn by
Ran Sivloy one on O. G. McCaleb and
A. S. Kimbroe, for S147 and - cents.
May 5-3t* VIM. BEAN.