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CHiRoPoDY. - There - part of the human
frame whose condition has more Influence on ocr
comfort or discomfort. which requires more cara
and atss ntion than the feet. An occasional call
per th skilful chirop o2ist is Indispensable and
We know OF none more competent than DR. White,
NOW located at 414 Penn. avenue, between AZ and
9th streets Thousands OF people il Washin ston
and vicinity testi, with gratitude O. to bis success
faI TIRE atnsnt OF corns, bunions, insronns naiife
and other disorders of the feet. DR.. White maker
without experimenting pain. on open from q.
m 70 y. M. No charge for consultation. 10 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

OUR READERS viii see by an advertisement
in another column That Burgy. corner OF and
Eleventh, and l. and Ninth streets, is selling
his best Goshen Butter for only % cents per
pound.
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: SIZZLING LToUoE TO SoLDIERs.-J. Thomp-
son was arrested yesterday, ana committed to
the Central G uardhouse by Col. Baker, charged
with selling liquor to soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

DIsoRDgRLY.-Pet"rM cGarry was arrested
yesterday for being disordcr!y. and attempting
10 make small pieces OF his urpiture, while
under the influence oftanglafoot whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

GREAT CITKME
HEILBRUN'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
sos SEVENTH STREET,
UNDER ODD PILLOWS Hall.
In consequence of the decline in gold NE will
sell OF our very extensive stock of la -1Esan
DIES MEMS and CHILDREN'S SHOES ESs9
and BOOTS OF every description at such -
tremendous low prices that you can't help -
buying.
Look ut this:
Ladies' Lace and Congress Caters, 81 to So
Do BAlmorals, $ LIS to $3.50
DO slippers and Ties. sGc. TO sl5O.
Children % Shoes and Ties. 25c. to 81,
Mems CATERS and Shoes, 81 to 81,
Do fine Calf and Opera Boots, 81 so to Sc.
Most OF the Shoes are of our own msnufact are,
and well made, and of the best materials.
Our motto is
1--WE TRY TO PLEAsE."
L. HEILBRUN & CO.,
sos 7th street, under
ie ll-2wr Odd Fellows Hall.
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ICE CEEAM.-By reference TO IN advertise
nnent in another column, it will be seen that
T. ". Feirour, No. 40 Twelfth street, is pre-
pared TO furnish ice cream OF all favors, made
from pure Baltimore county cream, At the low
est ma TketabIe price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

PARDoNED.-John knowles, convicted At
the last term OF the Criminal Court of this
District, OF an assault upon Z man named
Noble, WIS yesterday pardoned by the Presi-
dem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

GksAr PEsKsYL.AsIA RouTR sia Baltimore nd
HnrTis5ss e. 20 l.s North and Wssi.THe trains leave
" ashinstop daily and one OF sunday--1neE time
low fare and connections. Soldiers tickets sold
sthrou9h ar Government rates. For tickets and fur
tier Information apply at the o1hce Of Great Penn
syiFaris Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st., Washington. 9fics open FROM
5 r. m. until p NJ; on sundays from 70 p. m.
IA lilly Z. 0. NosToz, agent.
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DEB,

On Wednesday, the I7th at the age of 10 n on thH
GEORGE SILL Imam, the beloved son of Thomas
and Laura s. Blag!en
The friends OF the family ara invited to atte nd
his funeral, at the residence OF his parents, on
Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. ELLEN BUCKLT,
aged ~ years. May size restin peace Amen.
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HAVE You DIsooyEsIp the important fact THAT
the Dollar Store, ass Pernsylvs nia Avenue near
Four and a-haf street. Is the right place TO bay
Jtweiry anS Silver plated Ware IT not, take our
word for IL, or 80 and ses for yourself what dol
lar will buy. Je l9-lWs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

THH CHEAPRsT Agp BEST HAIR DYE N TIE WoELD-
Meier Fades or Washes Oui.-Uphsm' g Hair Dye, :,
ceRts . box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by s.
G. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, WASH
ington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. Sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

DE-. DUPoEf's sugar-cosred Female Regulate 3
Pills the fsry best Rss. They operate speedG!y
and sfscrirey, and being sugar coated create
upon the most delicate stomach. A trisl oil
these will their superiority ali others
Price 81 a box. Sold by s. O. Ford, corner IIth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cock, Alexandria, is6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, Urinary
AsD SEXUAL sYsTEAs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the HotcaTd ASsociasto7-sen
In sealed letter envelopes free ofckarss. Address
Dr.: J. skilin Houghton, Howard Association,
EEilsdainhis. Pa. mar rs. An
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WARRANTED TO CuRH IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey q
Antidote, an English Specific OF sixty-fve years.
standing, viii cure G0norrh1o in siz days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by Z. G. ford, cerner l1th street and Pa. avenue
Washington, and Henry Cook, AleIsnsria. ja6iy
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IMPORTANT TO THE LApIzs.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
A CHANCE FOR CHEAP GOODS.
just oPRSEpAT
LANSBURGH 81 BROS
BALTIM o = e BA r GAIN STOP e,
37J SEVENTH STREET,
THIRD Door ABovEI /,
100 pieces Lawns ut l8A ana % cents
Choice Caliooes Is, IS and % cents,
Bleaohed MuslinH l23s, Is and % cents,
A full line OF Liner Goods for boys wear,
Silk and Bingham Bun Umbrellas, from Is cents up
Lace Points and Mantillas, from Auction,
Hoop Skirts of every size and make,
1000 dozen Green & Daniels Spoois, s. cents per
dozen,
Loco dosen I. and P. Coats Spools. 81,
Hosiery. French Corsets,
Black Silk Mits,
And great nj any other Auction Bargains too nu-
merous to mantiGn, Ut half price.
LADI1S-LADiES.
Be wise and call before another rise at
LANsBURGH Il BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
375 SEVENTH STRsRr,
lo-2N- Third door above l.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th of May, by the Rev. Fl. ii. Turner,
Mr.. MESHECK NUGENT to Miss MARY Il
daughter of he late Adam Delaney. all of this
city,
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RETURNING HoIE.-N esterday the ,.2th New
Jersey regiment, Numbering about 80 men,
under Col. III. n. Wiseweil, arrived here on
their way home 70 be IL ussered ont OF service,
the term Of service tor which they enlisted
ha Wing expired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

RAIS.-A heavy fail OF much needed rain
was welcomed here ahouts last night, but, from,
the fact that passengers from Baltimore report
that il was barely sufficient in that city lay
the Dust, we apprehend that II did not cover a
very wide extent Of country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

a.TRhYED or SToLEN-Two BAY HORSES:
- one years old ard about Is ha nds high; the
ether, le years Old and 10 hands highs both thin in
flesh. fen dollars reward will be paid for the re-
turn OF the above to my stable, No. 525 Twelfth
street, between 81 ana N
je 1921 A, r, FOWLER
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IEFANTiCIDE.-On Wednesday nj ht the body
of q newborn infant was found dead in the
;amilY vault st Talorama. IL had been crowd
ed into candleb box and was probably killed
by being pr ssed into il. Ii seems that, at the
same time, attempts were made 10 steaI the
coffin plates in the vauit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SO pieces new style ! Ls,M; nn..
100 /" Mozam bique, rich styles.
IS :" Spring and Summer Chaiies,
1000 packs Pins. Nos. 8. and 8,
SO dozen Spool Cotton,
no pieces TaIieton for covering ptctufes,
Our stock il fan in ali aeps rsments, al Of vhisa
will be sold ut the lowest cash prices. >r~'st
VIM r. RiLHY BRO,
No. 3S Central Stores, oppo. Centsr Market:
je l32w between 7th and sth streets.
nR. EMxr's EXCELSIOR CoRN sALyE
~ cures Corus, Bunfons, Blistered Feet, etc.
Price rs and o. cents bsx. The 30 cent boxes are
pre- pared for use Is cent boxes contain
how to use Bold by druggists, esnt BY mai, or
Or. T. EMIT, 9 Astor Place. Nev York. te l2-lw
rte JANEe =. HALLIDAY SlS
do REAL ES TATE BR OKRR, OlO
SIS HLByEsrH 6TEEHr, !,
sdoors sosth Of Psnnsyivsnia avenue.
Heusss ssA Ca!apsovsd Lots ees sale. 1saee2ns
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rE,AKEN Up Az AN EsTRAY-A large BAY
owner is requested to come for ward nroyo nronar.
ty, pay charges, and taks him away.
JAMES MORAN,
Je Is st" cor. 2;th and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

DEATH or A FIREmhr.-Tiios. Edmonston,
an active member Of the Franklin Engine
Company, died at his residence on Eleventh
street, of consumption, at half past tEFaiye
o'clock yesterday. There has been notice.
able fatality among the members OF this or
ganiZation, no less than ten deaths in its ranks
having occurred since January lst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

CRIMINAL CoCgT, Judge f.ster.-Yesterdav,
Henry Bender, indicted for obtaining three
dollars and watch from Margaret l.. Ross
through false representations, was ACQUITTED
James O'Day, indicted for an assault and
battery on Patrick Carran, was found not
guilty.
in the case OF Wesley III. Meeker and John
+. Walker, indicted 1c- larceny, 3 aog!e pros.
was entered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

CELEBRATION or THE FoURTH.-The vari-
GUS organizations and societies in the District
are making arrangements to participate in the
9TH OF July celebration, and there il no doubt
but that the affair, should the weather be far,
will b. creditable TO the committee aud the CITY
The Fire Department will hold a special meet :
ing on Monday night at the Perseverance En-
CINE House to make the necessary arrange
mentS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

DEAD EoRsHa.-Hedd9adT.ers NeGspolitds
Police, No. SIS SsereHH sfseet.--Au dead horses
found in the cities Of Washington and George
town, and the county beyond the limits Of these
cities, will he removed on notice in writing.
particulariZihg the locality Of the carcass,
being left at either Of the several police sta ons
mentioned below.
PRtrolmeR are required to report daily to
their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their
respective beats; and Sergeants to transmit
Immediately, oh information to Mr.. John II.
German, Superintendent Wagon Park. corner
OF ID street north and Nineteenth street west, OF
these Headquarters.
POLICE STATIONS.
Georgetown.-Station-no on High street,
near the canal bridge.
First Ward.-Op Twentieth street, between
] and Il streets.
Second Ward-Ohio avenue, next TO corner
OF Thirteenth street.
Third Ward-Temperance Hall.
Fourth Ward-East wing City Hall.
Fifth Ward.--South Il street, between FIRST
and Second streets east.
Seventh w ard.-Four- and a. half street, west
side, between andF streets south.
County Station.souse.-Corner of Seventh
street and Houn Diary, for portion north OF city;
and at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, for por-
tiun beyond the Eastern Branch
Notices left at tae IitaarLment OF the Metro
politaI Police, No. 5e Lieventh street, will re-
ceive prompt atte-lLon
my 27-euIn, w. Is. WEBS, Supt.
WE ASSERT IT BoLDLY.-There are no other
Medicines reIishie, ef-ctNal and convenient as
Roi:oway Is Pills AID 0intTN mt always ready for
use. They are Invaluable tdthe soldier ex posrd
tn Wounds so-es, Fevers and Bowel Com piaiats
They never fail. Only . cts. per Box or Pot. 229
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN Up EsTHAY-On the 18th instant a
4 white and red CALF, with cut in ri ght ear.
property, pay charges and take her away. rhir-
tcenth street, between and o, Island. No. 555
L.
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BOARDING..

EfOR RENT-With board Two frst- class ROC M3,
Il elegantly furnished. in house containing, ali
the modern i'm provements at No. AZ street, be-
tween st. and City Hall. A few table bosrders
acCOHmO dated. ja I9-fw1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS A

".
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
PUBLIC SALE.-On TUESDAY AFTERN0OE
june sd. st6 O'Clock on the premises. co mmencine
with the Hrst named, We shall Sell the following
valuable and dc sirabls building lecstiops, viz:
Lot In Square Bog fronting % feet II inchef on
running back lao sst to a public alley.
Lot .. same Square, fronting q feet inches On
and running back lSs feet inches to 30 foe
alley.
East part OF Lot 90, Square sII fronting on north
II street between Attn and 5th streets wet. and
runr ing back 1913 feet inches to 80 foot siiey.
Terms One third cash the remsiadef in siI
and twelve menths, with interest, secured or deed
OF trust on the premises
All conveysncinS at cost OF purchaser.
ie ia J. o. MCGUIRE & CO., Auets.
A esISrANT QUARTERMAsTER's DsPor.}
"A Corasr OF G. and I'D s:yesfs, }
WASHING tox. june q, lS5st
win be sold at auction. on WEDN ksDAs, the
eth June insts ant At the Corral .e IT
a lot OF cond emued Horses and Mules the nsepsct
ty of the United States
Terms cash in GcveYnmsnt fnads.
Sale to commence 81 10 A. NJ ro.nur~s
IL lid Captain @. q. = a.
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600 s %Itk n pgEgH HnNsr : TIRE lei:

s,0l sALE-A neat COTTAGE HOUSE in the
IL village OF Biadensburg. III is pleasantly iocat-
ed, WIFI fine yard and garden attached. Apply to
Z. r. J. W. VEITCH, Blsdensburg, Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

Manitoba HOUSE to rent, from to rooms,
w in a respectable neig horhood Rent in al ,
vance il desired. Address Box TO- 90 Star OH &c.
lie H-3tf
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ENANTED-A competent COOK; also cham
~ bermaid, Apply with references D straet
No. 434. second door from Fourth street west.
je l73t'
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EURNIaHE0 ROOMS TO REET-Por rent, SO
l. $50 I2th street, east side, between G. and II
Itrsets neatly furnished and very confortsbts
bOk2. The neigh borheed is one of most desirabIs
in the city Every attention paid to those occupy
ing them. No children in the house. my 8-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

EHOk SAtb-A two story FRAME HOUSE. With
Also one Frame House. Containing Ave good
rooms, ct private sale. Inquire the premises
No. lis street, betw cen 21st and 22d streets
lie Is iwr
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I OsT-Strayed or stolen, a bay,MARk, about Is
= hands bish; blaze face; glass eye; hind feet
white; saddle marks or her back. A liberal re-
ward will be paid il returned 10 JOHN ". RICH
ARDSCN. corner and l2th. te lists
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. by THOMAS BOWLING, Aucsionser,
Georgetown, d. G..
I WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON SATURDAY
Il AFTERNOON. june gth 4 o'closk & speudi
collection of iine Oil Paintings part of them
ny eminent European aud American artists
Every picture will be sold without reserve to close
the lot. Also, fine lot Of Engravings.
js i32t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-19

tENTLgMEN CONNECTED WITH TIE DE-
NJ psrtments can obtain Room. and Board. o.
hoard eniy, 81 No. ST. 18th street within one
square OF the v Sr Department. le 10 iw~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
Benefit OF Nr. white,

ANbiANAfoLlef NAV lco3.
Enrrok SENTINEL: | see Toy notice in yester
DAYS Sentinel that Mr. +. g White Is TO take n
benefit at the Metropolitan rheater on Saturday
evening am heartily glad that an Opportunity
is alb Ut present itself for the many friends OF
that clever gentleman aud excellent actor to STOW
their appreciation in substantial manner.
have witnessed with great pleasure his many ex-
cellent performances during the past winter. and
i am not alone in the opiEion that be has con
trbuted more than any other to the success OF the
past season. ! understand that the pieces Sc
lected are the Serious Family and Toodles. both
admirably adapted t. his style Those who at
tend on SATURDAY night will without doubt wit.
ness the best entertainment OF the season
L NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

WHoLEsALE BusiNEss or LAFAYEIrE The
wholesale trade of this thriving CITY. upon the
Wabash, Is more extensive than il generally
presumed. It, location aud railroad facilities
command the business OF large section Of our
own State and that portion of Illinois tributary
To the Wabash VALLEY railroad. The enterprise
OF the merchants and the large capital they con-
troll. have made il market desirable for the re
tail dealer. We noticed lately i'm Boston pa
per the shipments OF boots and shoes during the
late season. and were astouished to learn the
enormous quantity sent to Lafayette Carna
han. Earl 4 Co. OF the latter city, are engaged
exclusively in the wholesale boot and shoe trade.
and their business is not surpassed by any other
establishment OF the kind IN any interior city.
Possessing every facility tor purchasing advan-
tsgeously. and long experience in the business.
they enabled to furnish articles in their line
upon as reasonable terms rs they can be pur.
chased in any western market and their immense
trade is the best evidence that the retailer fully
appreciates the advantages they offer him Our
merchants will have 10 keep a sharp look out To
prevent the enterprisng dealers of the Star City
from stealing away portion of the trade which
properly belongs to US
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

MsrRoroLirAs HALL To night Mr. White
the iayorite comedian. who has 30 long, and so
diligently and so successfully labored to please
the patrons of the Metropolitan. takes benefit
Mr. White. in his line, is unequalled. Nature
made him a comedian. aud he can't help it,
True he has added TO his natural gifts by study.
hut all the reading in the world, without the
quick perception OF. and adoption to character
that nature bestowed literally upon Mr.. White.
would not mike the humorous Individual he is
The plays selected for the evenings entertain
ment such show to good advantage Mr..
Whites peculiar forte aud those who desire to
drive away dull care by hearty laugh will be
sure 10 patrouize Mr.. White.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

THE PALMER Horss = rhs favorite first class
hotel. 80 widely aud fivorablv known by the
travelling public. we noticed few DAYS ago.
has changed hands. but il has not changed lis
character for generous hospitality The new
propretors Me-srs Mnnck and Hnrrim,n. are
gentlemen Who know how To provide uxuriousy
for their customers. aud 10 mike them feel at
home. The rooms are scrupuOusly clean and
well ventilated. the fare the best the market ni
iords. and the attendants prompt and efficient.
The clerks. Mr. ID ". Stpp and Mr. F John
son. are well known rs agreeable and obliging
gentIemer, with whom II is Il pleasure to meet
The Palmer Hoase will go onward and upward
under It's present management
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

Nav YORK, May p.
Four-Heavy and 5Idl0c lower: sales at
IS 95@6 % for extra State. Sc 40G6 50 for
extra Round Hoop Ohio. and SO 55a7 60 for
trade brands; closing heavy. and no buyers at the
outside figures.
whsky-Morc active. but withou, decided
change.
Grain-Wheat. fully &c lower. with fair bu-
siuesS AZ the decline; 81 24@l 40 for Chicago
Spring. 81 32Is@l 43 for Milwaukee Club.
81 % for Inferior. 81 i66l So for winter TED
western. .H fn
Bacon Sides--Dull and heavy.
Lard-Firmer: choice 9ls@l0ssc. the latter
for very choice.
Noney-Aetive and firm at 8 per cent. Ex-
change steady with a moderate demand 81 64d
64S for first class bills. Cold lower; Opening
at 4934: closing quiet Mt ASH prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

EXCURSION TO LoUisvILIE.-An excursion train
will leave this city for Louisville on Wednesday
next. starting from the Union Depot at : O'Clock
A NJ arriving there at IL NJ aud returning
will leave Louisville ut 10 p. NJ This will give
the excursionists ten hours in the city. Those
wishing 90 remain over night car return on the
train next day. Arrangements are made 70
make the trip pleasant To the excursionists. and
IL surely will De, for there is no road running
from this city. where there il more pains taken
for the comfort of passengers than on the Jeffer-
sonvie road. The fare for the "trip will be
~ 81 Tickets can be had AT the principal book
stores IN the city. may ~ dr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

MoRE AMALGAxArIoS Another of Governor
Andrews negro recruiting officers was noticed
yesterday :aking white woman into his room
on Washington street. between New Jersey and
East streets. A parcel OF boys provided them
selves with eggs. and when the gallant Ethiopian
emerged from his sanctum relted him with them.
He drew revolver. negroes can carry such
things, but Democrats cannot.) and was in the
act of firing when n country men took rhe weapon
from him. He left in high dudgeon and appeal
ed TO some soldiers. When the soldiers found
out the true state OF facts they thrashei the ne
gro.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
From Warrington.


WAsuINeroN. May 22-The Navy Depart
ment is advised that the steamer II. Il. Cuyler.
on the 9th inst, captured off Mobile. while nc.
tempting to run the blockade, the steamer Flu
reue. She il new side wheel vessel very fast.
100 tons burden and was fitted gu: in New York
several weeks since. She sailed thence for Ha
vana by way of Nassau. Tor the purpose, il is
supposed, OF loading with arms and ammuni
ton.
The supply steamer Union, when on her way
To New York captured the English steamer Lin
net. with mn assorted cargo.
Ths Richmond Enquirer of may Dist ia re
ceived. II contains the following from Mobile -
The special reporter Of the Advertiser and
Register, under date of 10Th inst. furnishes the
following particulars Of Saturdays fight. re
ceived from the Adjutant of the 18th Miss regi-
ment. from Canton. last night:
The battle was fought at Bnkers Creek, about
fort, miles from jackson We whipped the enc
my badly until he was reinforced from Jackson.
Gen. Pemberton then fell back to the Big Black
river bridge Gen. Pemberton estimates our loss
ut three thousand. and the enemy's ut three times
rs many. Gen. L0ring, who was on the lett, wa'
cut OF, but cut his WAY through To Crystal Spring
twenty-five miles south OF jackson.
From New York
Nrw YoRK. MAY - The Post says the i'm.
rresSion which prevails in some parts that New
York State deficient in her responses to tn,
various calls of the President for volunteers il
incorrect. We have the hest official authorit,
for the statement that New York has Furnished
its proper quota under every call
private letter received bv the China from
gentlemen connected with the Atlantic telegrap l
in London says:
think We are now in a splendid position, All,
since thu liberal offer we have received iron
Glass Elliott a CO., success. full aud perfect
both commercial and scientific. is impressed as
certainty on my nina
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

Uxrrrp SrarEs CoURr The trials Of the par
ties Indicted for participating in the robbery of
the po-toffice and store at Jonesylle. have all
been concluded. and the prisoners convicted We
have not heart the sentences.
The court has since been engaged In the trial
of civil causes.