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AUCTION SALES.
By WI WALL 4 co Anctionser,

By L. WALL & CO.. Auctionsers.
WINES. BRANDIEs, WHISKEYS, &c, AT
-, AnHcTiok-G?os.ns n or sale ns tae Sore Of
5.',sesn ef6 ana ioI st'ests On TGiEsDXY MORN
ING the slst inst,nt at IL O'Clock we will sell, By
WINES. .BKANDIEs. Axp wHIsKEYs,
Embracing large assortment of Champasnes and
Imported and Domestic BRANDY and Whiskeys
Alsa. the uncslled for goods of purchasers at the
former sae OF Grocerles, unless they previously
mar IS W. L. WALL 4 CO., Aucts-
BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auc.ioneers.
ARGE SALE OF NEW AND NEARLY NEW
= FuRNI1CRs AT AuCrloS.-0n Tt UEsOAY. the
front OF our Auction Rooms corner Seventh and
D streets, large lot of Eurniture. consisting of
aed Husk Msttresse,. China, Glass and Crockery
" are, belonging TO gentleman who intends leav
mar es-2t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots
By GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
FNTENSIVEsAL OF AN ASSORTMENT OF
- @ THE MOST SPLENDID PARLoR, DINING ROOM
day OF April next we shall SELL commencing ng at 10
3,elocK 1yaI a NJ, at the well known ware room of
near Pebnsylyanis avenue very rich and general
assortment of Furniture. We enumerate. in part
fine rosewood ana Walnut psrior Sets, in damask.
Fine Mshe gany and Walnut full arhe-top Dress
Fine Eteseres sideboards, Bookcases, ' and ID secre
taries ~
Fire large Glass Door Case for statuary
Lounges, Wardrobes
Fine French and Gsthic Bedsteads
Finc Marble top Centre Side, and Sofa Tables
Tlne Oak Marble top Cottage Chamber Sets
Hair and other Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
With large lot of other fine Furniture which
We deem unnecessary to enumerate. Terms cash.
Its scarcely necs ssary to offer any further com
ment relative to the style and quality of ths
above mentioned Furniture. Sufi ee it to say that
1t is Mr. Cripps's own make and equal if not supe-
ror, to aHy furniture now for sale in Washngton
The ladies and gentlemen OF Alex xandria George
town, and Washington are respectfully invited to
the sale, they will find it worthy their attention.
~ The sale without reserve.
The house is also for rent Inquire on the
premises.
mar Z9-d GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucts
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SUNDAY SCHOOL Observation-Disclosures ex-
hibltion of dissolyiHg views will take place at
the Thirteenth street Baptist Church on Mon
day evening. That will be the last exhibition,
and a number OF new war views will be added.
The object OF this exhibition is to secure funds
for the purpose OF adding to the Sabbath school
library.
Evening star., 1863-03-28

HON OWEN LovEJol is still lying seriously
i'll at his rooms in this city.
Evening star., 1863-03-28

WANTED-500 MEN to work in tn Co nmissa
~ ~ Department. Apply 10 Capt. II. sOss, ..
. v, at the foot of u street. Washington. mar Is
Evening star., 1863-03-28

WANTED TO INVEST-By a business yeung
w man $50 or 81 100 in some mercantile bust
ness, to receive proportonate interes at and take
hand in the same. Address "A B G - Star Office
mar 27-St~
Evening star., 1863-03-28

NANTED-A frst-rate GARDENER or would
w rent to good gardener four acres of rich
good land at moderate rent. Inquire of GEO
MATTINGLf, No. 166 south street, Island.
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CHANCE FOR AN INV yEsTMENT.-See adver-
tisement OF prope rtr for sale on E street, nea~
Judiciary Square. 1t is in the most rapioIy
nrishborhood in the city.
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DIsGRACING TIE SERVICE Thursday after
noon, Surgeon J. II. Muller, 25th Pennsyl-
yania, was arrested near the eepot, drunk and
making an indecent exposure of his person
Lieut. Charles CARRIER, 62d Pennsylvania, was
also brought in for being drunk, and yesterday
marshal's.
Evening star., 1863-03-28

COUNTERFEIT POSTAGE ECURRENcY.-Twen-
ty-fye and fifty cent postage currency notes
are in circulation in the city, it is stated, in
considerable quantities. They are excellent
limitations of the genuine, the only perceptible
difference being that, in the counterfeit the
paper is somewhat thinner, and in the letters
I. s, al the bottom Of the note, the shank of
the genuine.
Evening star., 1863-03-28

M METRoroLITAN POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs-
n meeting of the Board was held THURSDAY
Messrs. Brown and Terney were absent on
account OF illness. Although there wern sew
tfsi vacancies, only one patrclman was ap-
poihtso, IN consequence of rhe absence cr these
hleiHLers. Christopher Y. Hogan was .ladp .
special detective or the force without any pay.
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XNAICHMAKER WANTED IMMEDIATELY
w competent workman will find constant EN-
ployment and full wages by applying immediately
TO l. BLACKFORD & son, Georget ,wn D C.
mar T-3tt
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SEC oND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jas. Small
" ood, disorderly; dismissed William Stokes,
violating hack law; fined S5.52. VIM. Tyson,
drunk: military. Mary Fogle, do; fined 81 S.
Kate Davis, disorderly; do. $40. Henry Hick-
ner, disorderly; do. 80 Cyrus Nerriman, drunk
and disorderly; fined S1.59. Edw'd Wilkison,
do; do. Sl.5S. Jas. NJ. Kidney, suspicious char
actpr. military
Evening star., 1863-03-28

DEAp-Thos. 5. Dasauehn, worthy mem
ns mr OF ihe typographical fraternity, disd on
a. ID. was foreman of tho joo room in the Gov.
ernment printing Office
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

LHOR SALE-The GOOD WILL aud FIXTURES
l. of an Eating snloon situated in the Center Mar
kel, on 5th street, No. SOB. For terms inquire on
he premises. 1t.
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DRUNK, 1NDEED.-Last night. man was
taken 10 the Fourth Ward station for being
drunk and disorderly. After lying in the cell
from eight O'Clock last night TO eight O'Clock
this morning, when the officers went TO bring
him out for trial, they found him yet immo va
bly, drunk. His name " tts regis tered as Patrick
Drunk Noisy, and the justice ordered his dis
issal when sober.
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EANTED-A HOME for bright, intelligent
~ little boy two years old. Any lady wsaing
10 adopt such q child may hear of opro tunity
b, addressing a note to Nv. A." S;ar Office.
Evening star., 1863-03-28

CREATING NUIsANcR.-Peter Switzer, a
scavengpr, charged with placing night soil in
hogsheads, in the Northern Liberues, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, a few days ago, W as
arrested and taken before Justice Thompson.
The Justice ordered HIM to pay q fine of so
and 5S costs.
Evening star., 1863-03-28

Il EhS' SALk OE The REAL B0-
virtue Of sn order Of the Circuit Court ef the Dts
tist of bearing date the 18th dsy q
the ttion docket of .aid court the being
ss. h Il ihs Of e Il fs R.hsa hssr ss4 , S
susan o ON vii ia F. 81.
Of April next, At ie O'CLOCK in the foreno.S. a. +.
Il Of The real Of Which
and lying in Georgetown, in the said District, to
street, near Jefferson street, between Washinstos
and Jeferson.streets and fronting about Is feet On
Water street. and running back of that width Abo1&
ID: A warehouse and lot between Cherry street
the canal being the third house from market spsss.
80 part Of Lot 10, IN Beatty Haxkins' addi-
ner Of High and Besi streets, with the thrsest ~
brick tavern thereon This is one Of the best stands
LOT . tavern in GeoIgetown, and is an old and wei
,zth The west Is feet front Bssll street of Lse
nG in sR doPP
town. next to and adjoining the last mentioned lot
Fl ash 1s .Ss
provements thereon.
wsshin xton s.sests frontins s. feet Il inoss. es
street and s d back Of that width o.
The sSoye lots are very valuable and elisibly 10
Gated an are well worth the attention of capitalists.
SELL o q ss
1%s farm situated M between II.
tanning about ~ &C res Of land, i'm proved by dwell
ing, barn stable dc Sale OF the farm will take
place at O'Clock in the afternoon.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; residue in ealat
payments of II and 1s months With in crest from
with approved security will be tssen,, .-
. Ii the terms are not complied with in Eve days
purchaser.
Sale win commence at the lot on Water street
and be adjourned from lot to lot till all are sold
T. NJ LINTHICUM,
JN0. e. KIDWELL,
GEO. w. BE4LL,
H. l. 0FfUTF,
mar IS eeAds* CHAS. A. BUOk1Y.
Evening star., 1863-03-28

CHARGE OF STEALING GOVERNMENT
HoEsEs.-Thnrsday, G. l.. Plumme~, a citizen,
was committed 10 the Central Guardhouse on
n charge of stealing and selling horse, belong
ing 20 the 9TH Michigan Cavalry. John Hun
singer, the veterinary surgeon of the regiment,
was also committed on suspicion of being con-
cerncd III the larceny OF two horses from his
regiment.
Phillip Woicott of 'sScotts 900,'' and John
Elche, Il citizen, were sent to the GuardhouSe
by the Provost Marsh al Thursday; the first on
the charge of. stealing a horse, and the latter
with receiving il.
Evening star., 1863-03-28

An active intell gent BIO Yfrom Il to
" Is years old to run errauds and tend in q store
inquire at this Office mar 2S-St
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By W. L. WALL d CO.. Auctioneers.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, A pril lst at Ave
O'Clock; J. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee.
mar 20 W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts
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LATEST FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
CONFEDERATE CAVALRY ROUTED,
A GREAT BATTLE IMPENDING NEAR yICKS-
BURG

CINCINNATI, May pa special telegram to
the Commercial, dated Murfreesboro, May D.
says General Stanley, with portion of two
brigades of cavalry, surprised the camp of the
1st Alabama and Sth Confederate cavalry, in
the vicinity of Middletown. Our forces di-
vided, and were sent around to attack the
flank and rear. but the advance guard be-
coming impatient, dashed alone and unsup-
ported into the midst OF the enemy's camp
putting = force of 1000 cavalry to flight
Light rebels were killed and ninety taken
prisoners. Two hundred horses were can
tured, ana the camp Of the enemy, including
the arms thrown away by the rebels. DESTROY
ed. Our loss was two or three slightly wcun.
ded.
A Louis Vile despatch says: The rebels are
certainly preparing for the invasion of Ken
tucly, which will Dc attempted abou. the first
of June.
The rebels yesterday burned an extensiy We
trest.e- work at Hampton. uear Clarks vile,
Tennessee.
The Gc--Hc'S Murfrccsboro' dispatch gives
rebel reports from Mississippi 10 the Goth. saw
in@ Pemter1on has evacuated Ticksbure and
marched on 10 attack Grant in the rear, while
Johnston attacked him in front
The rebels anticipate great battle there in a
few day. Bragg is reported as being fearful,
Of al. attack by RoSecrans. His whole po:it:en
at Horse Mountain is strongly fortified
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SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK r. NJ.
THE FIGHTING NEAR yiCkSRURG.
JOHNSON TRYING TO REINFORCE pENBER
TON

The following dispatch was received at
headquarters to-day:
MEMPHIS, IL A. NJ May 81, is63.-Mgj. Gen.
II. W. Hullsch, General. in Chief. citizen
arrived al La Grange who lett Canton on Sat.
urday morning.
johnson was ut Calhoun, seventeen III miles
north OF Jackson, with 5000 men. endeavoriug
to effect junction with Pemberton at Ed
wards Ferry.
A. Holly Springs he saw dispatch from a
good man at Canton, dated 18th, as follows
Gen. Grant was reinforced and drove the ene-
my into his entertainments on Big Black John
ston ordered all provisions from Canton up the
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Pearl River bridge, at Jackson, and the tres
tle-wcrk at Brandon are burned
S. A. HUELBUT Major General.
[Canton is on the Mississippi Central Rail-
read, directly north OF Jackson, and distant
from that place about twenty.fi miles.l
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D FF ICIAL.
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL : DFFICs.
WaSHING1GN Nav o. 1855

PROVOST MARSHAL GEHEn,L'S DFsIcE, I
WASHINGTON. May q, 1855.
NOTICE.-The attention of all officers who have
been honorab!y discharged on account Of wounds
disa 5lity and who desire to enter the service
in the Invalid Corps, is called 70 the provisions Of
General Orders. No. 1Jj. OF 1853 from the War De-
rariment, published in the pc pers throughout the
country. Such officers requested to comply
promptly with the provisions of that order, and
10 send THAR written applications, as therein pro
Fidei. To- positions IL the Invalid Corps fstatin.
the character Of tler disability. with Ii tile he
IN. as pos lbic. to the Actin. Assistant Provost
Marshal Grm,r rel of he State in winch they raay
he. Suci. Acting Assistant Provost Marsh Il Gen
erai II ut forward the 9npiics lions VIII, his
endorsements t. The Provost Marshal General ~
Washington.
C.iccrs f,r the Invalid C0rns will be arpointet;
iIlle6 atetg anon furnishing the parer> ccanired
u ene-a orders No Iu5 of 1865, from War Depart
iacni. Their pay and amc!lmanta .!ll cosimenc..
from datc of acre ptancc OF such tinents and
net from date # organization OF the respective
co.amsnd> 70 which they max he ignai
JAMES B. EHT,
D Provost Marshal i 1st4t
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN 81,
correspondence 1T the STAR

0&oR 3ErowN, ID. g., Ms v %, 1885,
In the Common Council last evening, the
RESOLUTION authorizing the sale of certain wharf
lots, which was returned week since without
the approyalo of the Mayor, was taken up, ana
a1ier spirited debate by Mr.. Tenney for sus-
tanning the veto, and Mr.. Craig for the passage
of the resolution Notwithstanding the objec-
non OF the Mayor, was defeated. sustaining
the veto. 1t is now thought that the property
est bidorr.
Yesterday evening, Sergeant ]. Ii. Wakefield,
OF company u, FIRST Infantry Battalion. 18th
"a. vols, while bathing in company with Ben
Jainfn Honser, of the same Battalion a shor5
distance above she fqueduct Bridge. was sud
denly taken with rramp, and being soma di>
lance fre m the shore, and so much exhausted
when disc overed, il was with great difficul,v
that his compai,iun faitaough good swimmer
succeeded In getting him ashore.
note the following arriva : since my last -
Str. II. ]. D.venRey, Bristse. philadelphia,
merchandise TO Hyde ~ Davidson; barge Per
kins and Mccain. Donneil, Aqua Greek camp
equipage; barge Col len Age, Chapman, do.
Old wagons: barge Wandering Boy, Dougherty.
Aqua Creek, old wagons and camp equipage:
sehooner Algeinon and S. Piercy. Jackson.
Nanticoke river, wood To Dixon and King;
steamer Swan, Rose, Belle Plain Eght: schr
osetn Herald, Wylie, Portland Me, hay and
potatIes 70 Governments; schrs. Yankee Doc
DIE, Nancii +, Alexandria, lght; Sarah La
yinis, Fort, Washington do: Elizabeth Eiean
or, Alexandria, d..
Arrived by canal-Boats Lilly Dale. hay and
coal 10 ]. T.. Heisfon: Great Eastern, coal 20
John Young; Mary Mrrtens, coal to Midland
Coal Co.; John Eaniear, coal to Frostburg
Coal Co.; p. r. Haldemen. Mary Ellen, p T.
Haldemen, Union. III tons coal, to Borden
Mining Co.: Right Bower, coal to Cumberland
Csal and Iron Co., r. r. Gregory. 100 tons
coal. A. Schell. ITO do, to Rays docks.
BUSINESS dll. Markets unchanged; whole
sale quotations as follows:
Flour, super, ses7aS7: extra, S7.a5as7.S5;
family, $9sS95O Darby's $40; Rays, SI0Sla
s1050; Welch's, SI0.50. Wheat 81. 56aS1 50;
white. Sl.65aSL75. Germ, yellow, &c: white.
e9c.aS1 Oats. by measure, CEASE. Hay. Sa5
3oc.: brown stuff, 40c.; potatoes, 65as5c.: APP
Piles, S4a&s.5O; cider, common, 1Sa22c.; do.
clarified. asa3Oc.; Champagne cider, S4as5 per
Gaze; whisky, ssc.; salt, G. A., S1.s7H 80; fine,
S275: bulk, sc. per bushel. Cumberland coat.
si25aS5.50: anthracite, IS 50. Wood. pine, Si.5o
ass oak, s5.50aS6 Lumber. pine. S25 per NJ.
Plaster. lump, SO: ground, sea- $3.50 Herring,
81 per NJ No shad in market. CUBA.
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FURTHER OF GRANTS MOVEMENTS.
He Is Striking for Haines' Bluff, on the

CINCINNATI, May 22.-Information received
here iroIa Gen. Grants headquarters, at Raw
mond, Miss, shows that il was his Intention 10
destroy all the bridges. After the capture of
jackson he ceased communication with Grand
Gulf, in consequence of heavy escorts of troops
was provided with rutions for eight days
From Jackson. Gen. Grant was to proceed
to Haines' Bluff and secure number Of trans
ports belonging to the rebels, and prevent their
escape up the Ytzoo.
Pemherton is thought to be in front OF Grant,
and Johnson is supposed to have brought but
five thcGs and troops with him. It is generally
supposed Il great battle would be fought before
Vicksburg surrendered.
The bridge over the Big Black had not been
destroyed, but it is guarded by five thousand
men, with Instructions TO destroy it if thew
should be compelled 10 leave. Three miles of
railroad, near Jackson, were torn up when our
forces entered that city.
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NEW PLAN OF ATTACK Upon
CHARLESTON.
Our Forces Drive the Rebels OF Morris
Il

New YORK, May .2.-The storeship Cruiser
blines news from the coast of Charleston OF
small skiTinish the night Of the At, between,
attachments of our forces an about 1910 rebels
on Mcrris Island, in which the rebels Were
driven back across the creek. Our loss was
only ore man slightly wounded.
II seemed TO be- the general impression that
the forts aiang the beech before ugaii attacking
Fort Sumter
British and French rnen-oi-war arrived oil
Charleston on the llti;, When flag of truce
boat from Charleston was refused admittance
by orr h!ochaders within their lines on the
ground that similar boats and fia@= OF truce
have been deceptofs to gain information.
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LATE FROM PORT ROYAL.
ALL QUIET THERE,

NEW YORK. May 23.-The steamer Bender
fort, from Port Royal ON the 10th, has arr we'd
She has % discharged soldiers and Il large
number OF officers on furlough
Everything was quiet at Port Royal
The health OF the troops is excellent-not Il
death occurring III the whole department Tor
The previous week.
The steamer Ellen 5. Terry, from Newborn
on the 2Otii, has arrived. She has go soldiers
of The sd New York Artillery on board.
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TIVE SITUATION AT vIcksBURG.

rh.fon:cdcrate Artillery still Remains NJ
WICK sburg-The Infantry Withdrawn to
ripet Grant.
CAIRO, May 2o-An arrival from below this
n. m brings information which would render
improbable the report that Vicksburg is eysc-
uaIed. The impression is that NEST of the in
fantry have lett, but that artillery remain and
will hold it till they are overpowered. Being
few in numbers it will be difficult to starve them
out; sti,l with siege guns they will be able to
make vigorous resistance 10 any attempt that
NAV be aade to storm the works.
The gunboat Cincinnati arrived from ST.
Louis fully repaired and much improved. She
is better than ever before.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERI-
An CHI REH. NEW SCHOOL

PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-The General AS
sembiy new schooD Presby tcrian Church have
unanimously adopted resolutions for a stated
union and friendly interchange by commits
sioners with the Old School Assembly, and
appointed Rev. Rob't W. Patterson and Hon.
Vim. IL. Brown 10 represent the New School
in the General Assembly now in session at
peoria, III.
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ASCENT OF THE REDRyV BY THE
UNION FLEET

CAIRO, May 22.-The steamer City of Alton,
from below, has arrived here.
Our gun boats have assembled the Red River
from Alexandria.
The steamer Price succeeded in brea king the
rebel raft loo Sc, and it fioated ont of the way.
while our boats proceeded up the river to Har-
risonburg. They shelled the rebel battery at
that point for two hours. without taking effect
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The Movement A:a;ms. Charleston

OUR FORCES GRADUALLY APPROACHES: THE
CITY.
A letter in the Toledo fOhio1 Ride from 4
soldier on Folly Island, near Charleston SAYS.
81 see that the correspondent OF the New
ork Times lntImates that cur iron clads wer,
fepulsed, and SAYS that Charlie Is imprey-
nab;e. He may be able 10 make some persons
beiiaVe such stories, but We. who are in plain
view OF Sumter and surroundings, know bet
ter. III Charleston Is not IN our possession
Within one month some person or persons
high In authority ought 10 sink so deep in cbli-
Won that The loudcst notes Of Gabrielis horn
would fail to reach him.
"Foliy Island, which we now hold, runs
along the coast OF Stono Inlet north, and is ONLY
separated from Morris Island BIZ a narrow
stream, wiitci, at low tide is almost fordabie.
he Island IS aboHt eight miles long and Il mile
and half wide and commands Morris Island
and on which we can plant batteries that with
me ana OF the gtinboass, we can shell them off
OF motifs Island in eight hours time, and
once i'll possession of Morris Island, we have
Cummings Point. on which we can plan.
siege guns, with which we could batter down
toft Snmfer--the sand, hills being perfect pro-
lection from the shot and shell of Forts Sumter
ard Moultrie
We are terrifying this island and preparin..
tor further advance The old Sixty. seventh
Is now encamped within three. and a half
mites OF Fort Sumter
FIEANoIAL.-New York papers of yesterday
evening say There was NOR actiyirv in rho
stock in;rket this NOR ain. and prices took fine
turn upward again. the advance in some in
stances being maintained, and the market
Closing strong. One of the most remarkable,
features Of the share list is the great franess
OF the western stocks. Government stocks
were friner and moderately active. Missouri
SKIES rallied again and Went up 10 TAX from as
low as 65 Yesterday. Tennessee adyanced -,
A lot cot North Carolina skies was taken at
Ia. The specie market shows little life The
sales At the board were az i4n3, but after the
close OF tie list The price 1eil TO 1897 In fer
a nc tgns ~
tice q ftir demand for sterling st i6iaI6i 4 for
bankers bills. Gold last evening, on ruulors
from ticksbutg, went up 10 l5Ujz. Tbs morn
ing, however, it has been very steady ut 1893,
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~ George III. Howard, Esq, of Jefferson
county, Va, whose name is announced in our
columns Is 4 candidate Tor Lieutenant Cover
nor OF Virginia, Is brother of Col. Wm. How
ard one OF the ablest members OF the Thirty.
SIKH Coz gIsss. VI no commanded the 18th Ohio
regiment IN the bloody battles of Shiloh aud
MuffreesboTo. Mr. Howard Tas for several
wears Connected with the press of Western
tirainia; VAS regarded a. IN able writer; is
gentleman OF grea. moral worth and OF the
siFictest integrity.
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P""E"aII h!..snAL Gg:EGai.: 0E6Icv,

fEHhGHE =! ti:S iiAL TEnEEii uEGfGE, I
NaSatNtTnE, ~ G.. May %. 1856
~ men who desire to join any particular re-i
mon! Of Gn=alry now in the field hereby suilo
rized 10 present Themselves ans time during the
next thirty days 20 the Board ofaro!inent their
respective Districts. The Board .hail examine
them and determine upon their fitness Tor the
vice aad ii toHad 10 be ht, tie Provast Marshal Of
the strict shall give them transportation tickets
10 The general rendezvous, at the headquarters Of
the Actan- Assistant Prov ost Ma nal Genera! Of
the Stat. As as they present til emselyc5 at
this general rendezvous they shsl: be duly mug
tered ~ musters pg and disbuT rising officer md
paid by him the bounty allowed b. lar
JAMES 3. FRY,
niy .i-ifi Provost Marsha! General