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FURTHER NEWS FROM REBELu0H
THE C0SFEDSs CHARGE COWARDICE upon
VARIOUS OF THEIR TNFAN TRY REGI-
MEHIS At FREDERiCksBIE Re-
THEY ADMIT THAT THE LATE BATTLE
A DEAR BOUGHT VICTORY"
FEoM gREDEEIoFsnURa.

EEOh tsElt.EiCFSPUIs1.
The Richmond EGdas5,se- OF the III, sav=.
ssOn Thursday Hooker's right WING had
reached a point near :Spottsylvania Court
House, his Left resting on tho Rafdan a.
Ely's Ford and his centre on Chanceilor-
vile. ten miles southwest OF K'redericks
burg. The hostile lines were az this time in
close proximity, and skirmlshins was frequent.
On Friday evening, about six O'Clock, Genera,
Jackson attacked the enen,y's righ. flank, aad
the first general battle ensued. Gen. Rhodes.
commanding Gen. d. Il. Hills old division.
being on our e1tremslefS, began the fight. Tho
enemy had, during Thursday night, rhro a,
tcrmidaais brcastworks TO resist an attack from
the direction os fredericksburg, but our forces
advancing from nearly oppoei:e poin. ihay
were Of course worthless. The enemy 1inaiur
himself outhanked deserted his works without
resistance, and ncd towards Cha.1cel,orsyilie.
Night coming on, tile pursuit was discontinued
During Saturday Jackson continued to press
the eneIny's right, whilst Gen. Lee assaiIed
him in front. On Sunday morning shortly
aftsr midnight, the hostile armies occupyine
lines parallel with the planil road leading from
Iredercksburs to Orange Court House, the
enemy advanced and delivered battle. at this
critical junctufe Girn. Jackson received HI;
wound.
fights which lasted until 10 o'clock Oh SUNDAY
morning Hooker vas beaten ;se al points
and fell back towards, Rapdan st its conlu-
ence with the Rappahannock, some sixteen
miles above Fredericksburg. This was the
battle of Charlottesville
Whilst It was raging, s7edEwic!I, with AIN
Overwhelming force, advanced from the Rap
pahannocs, below Fredericksture, upon Gen.
Early, who, with one d. vision, held the heights
Of Fredericksburg. After short butAdespar-
ate resistance, Early was compelled TO retire
towards Chanceilorsviile, and Sedg wick to ok
possession of the long oyeted heights In this
fight the enemy captured umber OF prison.
ers, and five guus OF the Washington Artillery
Battalion. II is said thas two entire companies
OF the Washington Artillery were taken. When
a reverse oyertakes us scapegoat is never
wanting.
In this case it is ssid we could have held our
position, bNt for the pus.llanimous conducs OF
some infantry regiments. We however believe
our defeat at ttis point to have been solely due
to the odds brought against us. The enerny's
triumph was desfiAad TO be shcrt.lived. Gen.
McLaws being sent TO Gen. Early's assistance,
in lees than two hours, disledged s;adgwick,
and drove him into the valley OF the Rapp..
hammock, recapturing, (it is beliayed,I the
guns before lost. (Nottrue. Thy we're safely
brought to this side Of the river BY Gen. Sady.
yick.-Ad starl Whether Sedgwick retreated
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THE FEkELS CLAIM TO HAVE REFUSED
CHANT IN ia y BIC BLACK RIVEh

The Richmond Ezarsiner, Of May 9th, has the
following dispatches:
TCLLAnoMA. M " 5--To Gen. g. Cooper, Ad-
iptant and Inspector Gene -dI :-On the sf9.h of
April the enemy moved from Corinth towards
Tuscunbia, crcSsed Bear Creek with hye regi
meDts of csyalry and two OF infantry and ter
pieces OF srtiilery. Col Roddy commanding,
fought them on the 18th instant with one regi
Dent, killing large number and capturing
more than 10 prisoners, and one piece OF ar
tii'ery, With horsrs and 'caissons-iosing six
killed and twenty wounded. The enemy, after
burying their dad, fell hack, and on tn. Igsh
were reinforced TO three full bri.ades tie
whole under command OF Gen. Dodge Sk.r-
mishins continued on the 10Th, Goth, 21sL ed
ansi I'D.
On the night Of the 18th the enemy landed
troops At Eas:port from = large number of
steamers, aud burned the town aud houses on
several plan sssions. On the 24th, Roddv fought
them. Their loss was heavy-ours slight. He
contested every inch of ground, but falling
back before overwhelming forces, the enemy
advanced and entered Tuscumbia on the 25th.
The enemy advanced towards Decaturas far as
Town Greek. Nothing more occurred Unit. the
Esih. On that day, Forest with his brig 4de
having been ordered by 1ue from Columbia.
and engaged with the loss of one killed and
three wounded. The loss cf The enemy heavy
Forest falling back
On the 2Sth, Forest discovered heavy force OF
cavalry, under Col Strait, marching on Mout.
ION and Blcuntssill Gen. Forest pursued
tllis force with two regiments, fighting him all
day and night at Drivers Gap, at Sand Noun
tain, with 4 loss of killed and 20 wounded
Captains Forrest and Thompson, it is feared
morally. The enemy left on ,ae feld 50 killed,
i5o wounded. burned 50 OF his wagons, turnrd
ioose 2an mules and I5u negroes, and rsucd
his way towards Biountsyi Vile, Cad st.u, and
Rome, Georgia.
On the Sd Of May. between Gadsden ard
Rome, after five days and nights of fighting
and marching, Gen. Forest captured Colonel
STRAIT and his " hole command about LOCO
with rifles, horses, &c. BKA1roN BsAGG.
TUhLATnN ). slay 5.-1h- folio y ;1g is Cen
Forests official Dispatch, aanuuuc!c@ lis cx-
pois in Georgia: After five days harc: march
Ing, without provisions or tcrasa, 1 caroareo,
on The I'd inst, the e,enly 1.6Gu strong, near
kcme, Georgia, with the same number Of En-
field rifles. horses and side arms. /.
fICKsBUE5, May Ito Gene al S. Cooper:
Last night, two large barges, heavily laden
win Hospital and comInIssarv stores, Will. :;
small ing bctveen them, attempted t. pass
it,re. Ihey y-e:c burnt 70 Inc watrr's edge, and
twenty -four prisoners ken from rhaTn. Among
thsn arc one respondent OF thc Nc.g Yorl.
World, two q he New York Trih,:ac ana one or
Lie Cincinnati Tines J.C PFHEERTos,
Lieut.. Gen Com niandlng g
JACKSON, Miss, May 5.-The enemy are re-
ported in tocee near Edwards Depot, four
niles this SIDE ct Big Black. They cant,,rat.
four of our picket-.
EfECOND II.P.-CR.t
IEe enemy vrra repu ised yesterday on AR
d.rson's Ferry, cn the Big Biacs, afger rour
hours Sc! err feh.img
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MURFEEEsBoRo, May ll.-Eebel reports
from ChattanooEa, say that force sent from,
our army under Col. Straight Of the 5lss Ind
TtE!nant, had been captured near Rome,
Georgia, after q few battles with tAe enemy
The Chattanooga Rebsl gives The particulars OF
the foregoing, saying Forest pursued Straight,
driving him, and finally capturing his force
Another raid into Georgia is reported by The
Re6ef. 1t says force OF three three thousand
strong, bad gone az far south as Tai,adega
eighty miles below Rome, and that Georsi.s
troops mounted on animals captured from
Straight, were sent after the Yankees
That afternoon, learning caa: his force con-
sisted of two corps, uuder Gen. Sedsy;ick I
determined 10 attack him, and marched back
yes;cTday with Gen. Anderson, and united
with McLaWs early in the afternoon, and sue
ceedeG, by the blessing OF heaven, IN driving
SedgUics over Inc river. We re.occupied
Fredericksburg. and Eo enemy remains south
O. The Rappahannock OF III the vicinity.
R. F.. LEE, General Commanding.
The Chattanooga ''Rebel'' has the following:
RICHMOND, May 5.-The following has been
received from Gaines, near fredericksburg,
dated Ray 5th, and addressed 10 President
DAVIS: At the close Of tho battle on Sunday
the enemy were reported advancing from
Frederick ksburg On our rear. Gen McLaws
was SEM back 20 arrest his progress, and re-
pulsed him handsomely.
RICHMOND, May s.--No Official dIspa.che.
Were received last night from Gen. Lee, hu,
private dispatches report that cur victory is
complete. Gen. Jackson's left ar,n has been
skilltully aInpurated below tho shoulder The
General has been removed to farm house
fifteen miles distant. Direct communication
with the army has not yet been re.established.
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Z. . - ~ - -
o Al.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

VI ADECTANg GsasRAL's OFricx
WAsaiserca. D. O., May IL 1854
The following Offices haFng be- rsporsesi IL tho
Headqusrt4rs Of the Army for the offe nses he
after specified. are hereby notified that "a, .ciH
sand dtsp .sse Tie serrs. a tie Usid ats- uaiess.
within fifteen 5ldays from this ds te theY
before the Military Commission instituted BIZ Spe
ciai Orders No. s., current series from the War
Department. in session il this city OF which Brisa
dier General Ricketts,, United States volunteers ID
President, and mako satisfouory dsfesss to the
charges against them:
ABSENCE vrsFoUr PROPER ArrEosIrY.
CO plain Henry c. Colt, Third Pennsylvanis srtiI-
ler,. = p
Chaplain William P. Lowery, Third East Ten-
nessee volunteers.
DEEERTIoE. tftts
Assistant Surgeon II. C Markham, Eiaetaentt, /,
Nisccrsin volunteers.
e D. T0WSsEND,
myllIt Assistant Adjaiant General!
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WAR DspAsrMrsT,


w ApJUTLE GENERLLs OFFICE,
WasE.sG ros. l. O., NAV II 1888.
The following named officers, charged with
eenses and heretofore published. sren,rt from;
5efly dismissed the sr-ice Of ts Caifed STATES the
Military Connission, inati. .uied by Special Orders
No -, curre,.t fares from the War De par tm emit
having reported that satisfactory defense has been
made in their respective cases, viz:
Major Z. G. Mora, rsyrlaster United States
Army.
Lieutenant r. ". Fur.ons, si2th Maine volun-
teers.
Lieutenant Thomas Sinclair, First Minpesots
volunteers.
First Lieutenant Charles Souie, Sixty fourth New
York volunteers.
Captain Samuel l. Griffin, Eighth Penns,lyuuia
cavalry, lie HAVING previously received an honor
allie discharge from. the military service of tie
United Slater
Captain Horace H. Willard. Forty-seccud Ohio
volunteer.
Major L. Voa Wagner, One Huu5rat and
Fo-t! NTH SeE York volunteers
D. TGWNSESP,
nyli IL Assistant Adiutant General
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1-J. josiah Gr:ndalL Baltimore CUSTOM
house officer under the administration OF ex-
president Buchansn, was arrested In that city
ON Thursday by one Of Marshal McPh.irs de-
tectives upon the charge of being concerned in
the contyabani trade. He was committed to
ia;l TO await trial. This is the second time
GEindau Las heen arrested.
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- 4. Z. W iiiiarison, who formerly acted as
seere,ac. TO SlideIi, rebel commissioner, WIS
arrested by one oi Col. F.sh's detectives at Bal
tin.ore upon the charge Of having come from
the South ano passing the Federal lines with
out permission. lie was discharged upon nis
parole, Wiih the order 10 report tc Col. Fish
once per wtsk
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ANOTHER caprugE BY THE "RELf.sCE

ASOTHER CAPTURE BY TIE "RELIANCE.,' y
POINT Lookout, May s.-E3:!or Star: The
T. :. revenue sunhoat s' Reliance, . Z. II. Dun
gan commanding. arrived at this point this
morning, with valuable prize in tow, haying :
in q cargo OF dry goods, medicines and hard
ware for Richmond. This makes the fourth
prize captared by this little steamer IN tie last
i've TeCke.
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DEFEAT OF THE REBELS IN TEN.
NESSEE

LouIsvILLE, May 1I.-Portions OF the 9th
and tith Kentucky cavalry, under Col. jack
son, on Saturday attacksd q guerilla camp
near Horse Shoe Bend, on the Cumberland
river, capturing eight prisoners. This morn
ing, Jacohs' camp WAS attacked, and after two
hours hard fighting, the rebels were driven
back IN great confusion and with heavy less
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By THOs. DoWLING, Auc,ioaser
EATENsITE SALE or
Ia WAGONS LUMBER NOV Tnnys


WAGoa MATERIAL, OF ALL Dssostpr,os8
The Undersigned will sell at eu6i: ,uct;sp a,
mN M Da Y, .hs lS.h day OF May at H., clock. she
shtlIe IN stock at the old and well knosn stand az
n pes and Murph! Prospect street, Ge ,rgstcxa.
~ Ions,stsag IN part as follows, va:
iHew No-top Express Wagon
risiform Snring Express WAGON.
Farm Wagon, -
l3tr feet Hickory Lumber.
say 20 Oak do,
sI.n 49, 20 ASA DO,
lsMa do Poplar and Pine do.
81 yurn Spnkes,
5W tplit do.
Aiss nn 8 rtnent of Feiloes, Bent Ri ns. Hubs.
n shat .oWs, Wood hxias. &C., So e. -
~ ncne 40 Vices, Bellows, asyi,s aai Tools
~. lot New ,rings,l lot Old da.. Hat New Axies
~ NJ Bur shoes, ekegs Hnrse E.,is.
nar ar iron q ali sisss, icasS x ioch ai' Ghain
z Int small Cnain Canvass am Trimming Matsri Il
scrap iros, Old III oes shoes short Caaias. &c dc.
Ea'e Positive without reserve. --'~s 49, 49,
Terms cash, in Bankabie funds
my n-dts lchron.l r. BOWLING, ar;t.
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to the tovnor some 9th, poin, be;o ~, ~e nave
not been sbie 10 learn.
Eut IN either event, Gen. Lee having pushed
Hooker sufficiently to keep him q niet Tor the
bali nee Of the day. turned his troops towards
Fred ricksbprg. determined to drive Sefg wicK
beyond the river and get rid OF him. Tnis he
dir; bat as we learn, afler the dearest bought
victory Of the day.. II our loss in the bsttlc be
ss great rs reported, our columns mnst have
been subjected TO the fira OF the enemy's artil-
l-ry planted on the Stafford hills Ii t.,a series
OF battles our army captured sorns 80 cannon
ana some 10, ,on prisoners, e,ot0 O, which are
said to have arrived at Guiaess' station IEol
so; they took but eight cannon aud hess prison
ers than We took from thega.-Ed. Star.l
Among the eesuaiities. are Tie following: A
T. Hill, struck by fragment Of siell in the
calf OF his leg. Among the killed was: Ger
Paxton, OF the Ston.wali Brigade, Col. ls,r,
(Hayren:j of the 10th Yirginia; - ,y.tsory,
of the 55th Virgins; Major Miles Selden, : ID
TO Gen. Heath; Capt. Greenlee Davidson,
Letcher Battery: Capt. Z. Branch of Rirh-
mond Gray 5, and Capt. Banks. Maj Chanaiag
Price, Of Gen. Stuarts stan, was killed on
Thursday, near SpotsylraEit G. IL.
THE LATEST.
Official in formation from Fredericksburg was
yesterday received TO tEe lCttoWlnC eNect .
HonkPr left two corps d'armee under Sedg
wick, on the Kappahannock, below rcederic;ss.
burg. With the main body of b g forces ne
crossed the RappahaLnock and Rapidan. Saag-
w;ci's inst-uctions were TO cross the river and
attack Gen. Lees rear as sooE as Hooker should
engage them in front. Scdgwlc21, TOR some
reason uahnoWn, delayed his crossing beyond
the appointed time. and did not gss over untI
Hooker wa-s beaten, but yet in time to prevent
Cen Lee from pushing his victory. Hooker is
~ L. S. Ford, fourteen miles below the cont u.
ence CT tie RaprRhannocl cl and Rapidan-hcld-
Ing strong position and strongly intreuched,
receiving heavy reinforcemerts."
FURTHER.
We haSc received s. copy OF the Richmond
on Sunday at Wilderness Church was one OF
the bsoooiest OF the war. 1t claims thai the
Coniederates had taken II that date 5,utgi pris-
ouers, including Brig. Gen. Hays. OF Cotlch's
corps, and his aid de- camp, Capt. EcholS Il
also CLAIMS that they captured five ba.to cias OF
field artillery.
Among the reftal officers killed besides Gen
PGx;un, were Col. Walker Of the 10Th Virginia
and Col. Mallory Of Tie j,5th Virginia. The
Ei&p1tcE says. THE country viii iaJaonr the
mis- c.tus;e Which has betlllen our army III the
lo>. his lift arm"
As showing the severity OF the conflict, the
DiSoa!ci: says that the iatb Virginia regiment
went into tise late fight at Chan ccilorsyilie 10
S.TCng, and Lost ali but 6t.
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TELEGRAPHIO.
PRIZE FIGHT INTERRUPTED.

NEW Yor.K, May ii, 10 p. u..-An attempted
prize aght ca Staten Island, between Elliott
and Dunn, was suppressed by the police
/ wo saoasand persons who had collected to
witness it made hasty exit, Oh the approach
of small body of police.
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LOCAL NEWS.

& CONFEDERATE PRisoAEEs ExcH HAaeED.-A
oHsrs on the Eappahannock, and brnnehr nn
here, were sent off again this morning bv
steaner-the same route which they came.
for exchange. There were nine hundred and
fifty OF them. They were condu etrd to the Ssr.a
spth sfrett wharf by heavy guard. There
were $50 from CiiFburne Barracks and am
from the Old CAPITOL. among the latter about
~ ci'izen prisoners. They left in the St,ta of
change.
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srIeIT op TUE moas.se PRESS.

The Cl.ro.stcit regards the {. Enrollmen. Aci;'
a. simply ,,.ssus of abtaInrg Il knowIadge OF
Jhs n:iiirH-y rrson-ces of the country, ami not
- any sense, Q: the word a cou-crip ion bill.
The f:a'-l!igfH-er, upon tho duty of the poiii-
cal oppcleniss of the administration al this
juneturr. very properly says "tae sxigency
calls fer grave counsel, not for .aunt or inves-
t;vSD fA ~
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AReAsRa IN eE0RGeTcwS.
fCcYrespopdeae% Eyratre Stax.I

GnoRGETown, May iIth, fTs3.
The funeral procession Of Major ,iru-ra
Nhippie, morally woua { q at Ch3IcsSias.
vile, arrived at Trinity Charoi g. ens pisc.
yesterday evening, at o'rloas. Fr.oiS--t
Lincoln, S.creiaries Staato- sad tSvv -ed, 'r.a.
Heintzlrpian, Gen. Meige ant otacc oftc.2-S
wtre ia attendance.
The hea'se (folloxed b t5s he - c. &C.
ceased, With his full cquipm, :. q snl!.-a =
trafping.) " as escorted b, I2.d !! iii4'.-.-
Pernsy issnia kes-rv.s,a gA.t.ry ~ l'rgsisy.
At 3 O'clock the funeral sermon vas q .itysr.-f
by Rev. Father Early, pr.ss.,ea. - ths Gy.4 fg.-
town College, after with iae pr r, .sio,, f,l-
lowed ~ IN Immense crawd o: q. .i.ls,s, pro-
ceeded 10 Pe;uts vault, TN pu.p u.c str,xss
wh-Te the remains Were deposit Il. aftsr the
usual yoiley.
Eusiness quiet Markets unchanged: win
yhoi-s II. quotations ~ follows:
Flonr. suprr, s7..o; extra. ~; ftsntly, 30. Jes
S,t5O; Darby's Caipdcnia, $40; Rays, Sta2sa
eia 20; WEIGHS. SIU5C. Wheat Siv2 wrt,lt-
St5as1.Ss; choice, 80. Cert, yellow, Ssc;
a,l-jts. 81. Oats, by measure. 6ia65c. Hay, sS
asac Mill stuff n.iid!ings, q; . ,5c: shorts, -
s..s brown stuff, 4oc.: polastoas. n:'as5c.; sp-
E.sa. S3a aS3.?5 cl..er. cain;aon. oa22r.; !o.-
t,aritted, 2os25c.; Chan pagn. cider, SiaS5 psr
c1se vfl,ky, &c.; salt, u A.. SisT Si.p: nne,
,7;.fs. Gu-nnerland coal, si25sE5 str antnra-
cite, - Cd Wccd. pine, Si.5,aS5; OAK, u sousS
Lnr1aSr, zine, S25 per NJ. Pia TT. lump. IS
aTbsU, gro and. go Herring. ai.5Saa5 per n.
Sa32 = pI- hundred. CCBA.
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FoR SPECIAL SEEv IcR-Reiiablc Intelligent
men desiring agreeable and exciting cavalry
service under so .eapeble q commander As Col
i. =. Baker, should give attention to the call
subscribed to by Col. b. published elsewhere.
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HArIovAT. LoAs.-Subscription to the $50
loan, y! the Office OF Jay Cooke & Co., amounted
on Saturday to over 90, ,0Oo,GCO
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~ Five hundred rebel prisoners captured
By Rosecrans il Tennessee arc at Fort McHenry
TO be sen. South for exchange.
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RssHGH hD.--Hor. Jas. T. Close, Senator for
the twenty. fourth senatorial distric. of Fir-
gina, has resigned. this being necessary IL
order that he may accept the commission of u
S. Marshal OF Virginia.
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~ G. r. Rusk, DR.. Hugh Martin, JOS Ship
Icy and b.. T. Price, ail Of Seaford, Sussex
county, Del and Thomas X. Robson, editor of
the Easton md Star, charged with disloy yalty,
have beet ordered South by Gen. Schenck
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MAI GEN. HITCHCOCK,

Maj. Gen. Hitchcock has been assigned to
duty temporarily as Acting Military Governor
OF Washington, Gen. Mertindale having cb-
tained a brief leayo Of absence to visit his home
IN New York On private business.
Evening star., 1863-05-11

~ FIR m Shilling;on, Cd deon Building. we
have Maastss Denorpsts exceIlsnt g nj .rror
Of Fash.ons" for the summer of 1863.
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b. ". L. WALL & Co. suetio,arrs

b. W. L. WALL & Co., auetioneers.
HoUSEaOi.D AND KITCHEN PURSrrreE
II At AUOTruS.-On MONDAY MORN Ma ys1h
II Staht at IL O'Clock will sell at the
etrs.s ss1s9sn bei9s assn,ns FL aeTssaeeEne No 10
liberty MsrAet, the Furniture and EifscS, CON-
Piano and Etocl
VAN nt parior suit, consisting of Sofa two fssH
Tetss, Arm and Easy Chai,s saa size do
Marble top Center Tables w.
Ecpsseis M Three: ply an. Inerain Carpets and Ra,x
Eau "a CiGsh, Hat Rack aad Stop Carpet.
Tables, ' ~eoAe 11i3 Ss1a
sidsbesrd ard Refrigerator.
Paintings shd Eli rors,
Gs2na. Glass and Groosserv Wsra
+ nnaesiicns ourlad nsir and sh1ck Mattresses.
Nashstanda Enc Tables
FsaLaer Beds Bostefs aid Pillows
mShogsny, French and ntkar iietstacds
Ma-crohe TailstTet4 Chairs,
FIRE Irona Stoves. &c
ss9s % a.snrfnent Of Kitchen Furniture and Utea.
my II ". Il. WALI. GO sacts
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THERApIDAN BRIDGE.

We learn that the rebels already have large
force engaged in rebuilding the Oran ge ,lud
Alexandria railroad bridge over the Rapiiiau,
destroyed IN the course OF the late raid Of Stone
man = ca yalry.
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~ The sailing OF the American colonization
ship, NJ. q. Stevens, has been postponed until
tho Esd instant.
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~wm. B Perine, Esq, prominent mera-
Der OF the Baltimore ban died on Friday last.
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TIE CoNFTDS GuBELg Up sTHTEEN HIN
D.ih o. Gt3 kCANALRY AT ROME
IN GFORGIA
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HIS LIFT ARM AAPU"ATEp BELOW TIE
SHOULDER
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LATE FROM REBELDuM.
GENERAL LEE ON THE LATE BATTLEa

GEN. STOAENALL JACKSON DANGEEOUsLl
WOUNDED.
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EXTRA.
IMPORTANT NEWS PROM REBELDOa.
.ucHmonr rarES n~ THE 7rH

THEY ADMIT Z TnS{i ,.Iii SLAUGHTER OF
THEIR ARMY IN Tire LATE BATTLES
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NO COMPROMISE WITH TRsAsON or
l TRAITORS
@ r CE

an authorized oy tha SecretarT of War to raise
3 BATTALION OF CAVALRY fer speetal srv-
etcc.
Each Company viii be o-saaizci as prescribed in
General Orders No. lsS. series o 1852.
All officers viii be selected ard appointed BIZ tha
Colonel Commanding, sabjec. to the spproyaJ Of
the Secretary Of War.
From the peculiar nature Of the service rsauI-s4
of 1h.s Hattslisn. mono but sotsr. honest and in
tellsent psn will os enlisted.
The best. Gectest and most servicesbls Horses
only win be used
This B.t!alliou vii! be armed With the new cel-
ehfs.sa Repeating Bile. dischsrsiu. fifteen shots
per mnu.s.
fer further particulars apply g.. No. at7 Penn.
avenue. L. C. BAKER,
Ing Him Colonel Cou,-neri ling RaetsEen
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~ &C. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioaeers.
RAlLIpF SALE OP billiard Tae.r
- SilTss PLATED WARE. AND OH.Mnsr FrsST
Teks On THURSDAY AORdInG, Nay 18th st
10 osoex. the larSe house iata street sdi in-
il ths Baptist Church, I shall sen by giriuso.s
ais3 for houss rent due and IN arreers the fol-
lowing described property AA
On e "Phsiann Billiard Table.
Lot OF Silver Plated Ware
8eda atcads, Toilet cetta, MsttrassSS
holstsrs and pillows. eianAets, Spreads
Stoves, Looking Glasses, Shades
Very large Refrigerator, DC.
WIN. A. BOSS, Bsilif.
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WILLIAM VI. DEMAISE
Evening star., 1863-05-11

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