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UAk DIP AM MIMI,
w WAs1IHs9os, sAnaars -, Ess
IN ooasssasaee q The pressure Of busi1ess stths
Var Department. passs fer eitilens TO visit he
Army OF the Potomac win b siyaa at tbs uaase o.
Ais1t Col. oonAD, l30 PsansyivAnte svsaus
shove HinstAentA street
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PROPO SALS.
O5OFos11s ron zsEf 15zasFoIf1fIoa.


81 4VSr.Ss 49, savi 49,. ~ ~ - 60
s..srn prcrosxls iii b rsssissS st shis Ode
Sa s 100 q e ssS.s:s:
for:es ,,.,. ;, ,o,,. -, r.,..,a,,s 1.,.,,.
me- Es. On, stssr essc ssst &c s, y. = ssnS q
ss ssos1 rYsr ~. 4 i:ss ssS
e az q 5. i &c .
t STis " % fsbs.sls Dsiotsh, ISshe and UAk,
s .SS. Il. a. v.s a. /. ths Fs.ory sf 6o!oSsa.
50 ~ ~ - ~ noytt b,lisrs = stass tie rsts
ser II 10 j. rcunds fcE 10 miles q vAIsh .hsy Win
ae,A atoY@. In Ana0o f thu month"; from
x.r 10 as.tSrsSsr. inei1ss1s, of The yseis is
sss ~ ~ No 4 From Fort. L..v.o....A and al,.y
IN tS etsts 81 Ksness. saA the town Of Kansas, n
sas ss;s, O e sn p sSss q IT, o.
: Il. Isiriso.. % o.io.,as, :.ss g e,'ssa. .
viii. ana . sorf Union, h. 4, or other dspo:
tna5 msy % = 20 e.s.t az roirt. an ~
ro1ts. biSd.rS 90 stass the fase per no Doands for
lon niiss. st Which tleY vii transport saM stores
, ~ s1ss e q sbs year. VS. sad is. ~
r.. No x.s s 1os; Has. 9. sssa o, :. a.
.x.so g nv q tn or Sations that srs * NAY 81
= sSi.hs Sd ia tsst Ter Itory. and . posts
ns..ons Ana atsts o. fs.ss vest Of ioasituje 1Os
deg ...t :, 49,. =. -. -, ~ 800. .. -,
eaes 81 sse month"; tom Jass 70 Novsnser, i'm
s'g,;ve q ias yse r - lssa .aa ,os .,, -,
eAeeso STO:. ~ S soss w. 4 ~ 1890 1890
RouIS w 00u" ~ q eA~ osV'~s1' Ses"S"os A"oS
cS,S N, -. ~,
no Hrss ~ ~ $500 49, h..S H. ivns Wy
i 49,. nso o'esa' P"s 'snoss,
.a.': q. sa: name: s II ,.I y:n :.
yner 1Leos VI Ioesa0noe sAa eeeA YsoHoAA, mues
De seeom psMed y Iosa 70 tAs sNm OF yen novs-
ana oolhls UEne1 os sNo of mofe reseouSsD.e
persons, Enefenteefns sAet In cas-. Q contrary -
awarded iof Y rouN msnuoned u tnS proposal 70
the paluss pfopoons, the eonEsst ~ % ecoepseo
ana entered INTO AID 5000 Ano sum0ient security
furnish ca ny SAID parties n aeoordanee WIN tae
'srns o. tnls aIvsIussnent -,IA. - ,.,.-
TIE amount OF pohos required villa Do - tolOMs:
Or aorte No - 49,. oi@I ~
j.. S-..----- .--~- --.-- $1,000 S OutsV
-. = = - 0,W
seuM1gIolv sSloepee OF sae loye1S eno s0,lvenSX
Of each osaaeS and perssn oaAfed "a security viii
% re4an1o x..p...,,h.A
.lrtpchsA iouSA % enocf1e0 f!ogoss!s VI ANY
Trs"sporfsttos On Routes 1oS ; os ), - the
~ MAJ Dc; $40 none T Pc snte. w ~ ~
tIt5 rally comply WIFE III tae foQo1tshenu OF tRO
PAtties 10 whom aw3Ias are naoe must % Ply
Earsd 10 execute eontrsets 2, onoe ana 70 give the
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.

CUBsTIrUTEs' HEApaBARrEAs The high
y est prices win be paid for 81 BsTITuTl5 for
DRAFTED men. Those In want OF Subutitutss viii
sence and Real Estate Once" No. ST. Ninth u, !.
near Pennsylvania avenue.
an Nn n. e. KILLER
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ID IrT1NROOSN, FAINT q CO.,
r A N X II Il s,
NO, $50 pINNHyLVANIA AYKNUr.

q. .. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
A long . issp I'd By tbs Government, at PAP.
81 Coupon 60 Of lSd.
q. b. 80 Treasury Notes.
q 3. Certificates Of Indsbsslaess,
GOLD ANE SILVER BOUGHT AID SOLE.
Exchange on al rarta Of Europe and the North>.
Cities sold in sums 70 suit purchasers.
Socks and Gold bought In New York exelssira-
On Commission.
HN IrTRN aoUBD, PANT h CO.
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~ MONEY l-MON1YHkONDYI ~
u. 4. WALSH & CO., = q
LICENSED PAWNBROKERE,

LICENSED PAWNBROKERE,
Wy bTR1H9, BHfw1R1 nth AED TIHFK.
Are now prepared 70 make cash advances in sums
Of from ons dollar to Ten thousand dollars on col
LlBlRAL IDyAHCIs VIII be mads ON al kinds
Of Real and Petsonal Pre- perty. DikuondA, Gold
SID eil7or Watches, gewelry, Silver Ware Nusieal
IIxtrumsnis. Hsri wsye, Clothing, Sc. &C.
Having bad seyerL yeAys 81 rerienos In
business In this city, and fAvoHably kn0vn 70 nj
Of Its eitiseps are oenndent that to AL who may
sntrrst us with bssiness ve VIII give satishotiOo
II, Z WALSH 4 90
ssl-Sns Ltcsn .ed PnvnhroS:..s
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KERDALL's
AMBoLlEB FOR TKR HAIR.
AMB0LIEB
A0IsrBNs,
BSAUFIFIEs,
ODORA1ES,
LENGHrHENA,
LEpIeORATFs,
N0UEIS81a,
RkBBLLlSH1s
fH8 RAIR.
k1yDALLE AkBoIlNA IL . rare compound
sdEziadns extracts from Flowers, Roots, sAd
aerhs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER
HAN1NT vI6oR Of the HAIR.
HIGHLY beneficial where the hair requires
ssatle saTaulsnt.n Dr.. oAILfCN.
"Hsvs never had anything which 20 Perfectly
answers the parDose Of hair dressing"
WARREN WARD, ESQ.
No. Att Canal street, N. Z.
"Afssz being bald for seven years your AAB0
LINE AAs covered the entire scalp With NEW
HAIR" Prof. vOHN S1NIA.
.rs... No. 50 KinA strsst. r..
For sale ~ Ill DrusStGts and Janey Goods
Dealers. Put In boxes, teonsaininS two sest,ssJ
u<sss q.
kanafastursa and for sale It vholesalsby
KENDALL 4 BANNISTER,
sN-sm No. S42 BaoADwAI.N
GRAVEL Roofs! GRAVEL EeeBs
1HE WILSON MANUFAC1URIN0 CO.,
,sreos..ors 70 J. p. VALID 4 nON.l
WARRINGTON. .. O..
PHILADELPHIA, PA
uAsvpAoru.sIs o.
LAxP sLAok, ROOFING kAfSklALs.
Wilson'S IMPROVED 1IRB AND NA111
PROOF FELT, cEksEF,
AND GxAYxL
II q q e. -.
WoRHs-Isot Of twenty sssopd street vsse.
oAssaveske and oAis Canal. waaAi,sso.. Nd 1liz.
U0S1 ana 6emAIou b1OSSss x1ASoelpA1os
TIP. WILSON, IT,. Ssorstary.
lya-sms
IMPORT ANT 70 YAAILI16 The andsresspea
] having perfect I'D his arrsnsemsnts In rensaeae.
ohia New YORK and Boston, takes tlIs meohoA o.
INFORMING his cid cus tomers and the yoDAs ge0.
erslly that he 10 receiving daily ~ exDsese-
Prime Ohsstef Co0Ae3 Beef
5Outh Down Mutton.
salem county N. il VeM
Prime PhiIsdslphia Butter, OeHone,
Bucks county and New Jersey Chickens,
Sweet Bread, PheAsane fexknoSs..
d'.. sa1s ou.sa Pigs ysss and rrips,
a lv.p1 md pfceIed salmon and alfbut,
Hi.o. Grse supply of Foreign end Domestic
- Nmiiss aLo others giving entertAinmeuto
this Is the chsapest and ss9t place u Wsskinston
% rnrehasS fRO0. B. WILSON,
lis Pennsylvania avenue,
90 Ansm hstwesn 18th and zstA Streets
IMPORTANT TO SUTLERN
6UTLxR0 WILL YIND
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FL Il st
AATIOAAL RlSk OF WASHINGTON.
Capital-GS0O,

- This Back, organised under the National
1sn1ins Law Of the last Congress, 10 opened this
Aay Tor the transactoa Of buSineas, at the corner
q FifsssotA ard = streets. opposite Treasury Be-
Dersnens. II. D. COOKS, President.
M. q. HQuYf1HS0l Caahiar - n -
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a long Q t5kG Sd ~ t8S GOvorem60t, ~ PAP.
- Coupon 60 Of lSd. -.-
q. b. go Treasury NoteS.
q 3. Certificates OF IndsbsslneSs,
GOLD AMI SILVER BOUGHT AID SOLE.
Exchange on al rarta Of Europe and the NorthS.
Cities sold in sums 70 suit purchasers.
Socks and Gold bought In New York exelssira-
On Oonmission.
Fu RIrTskaoUsB. vANT 4 90.
JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
3 A n K e II g.
Ne. 452 Fifteenth Street.
vn szALL CONTINUE 70 suxx1sx
UNITED BTATEe
EIVE. WENTY BONDS
ct par until further notice.
~ Rsrsons desiring inform alton sonosfniAG tAis
tcan can procure at our or uRon sDpieAton
sy mail. circulars answering al susslions tsatuay
wsBur AND SILL AL Issues OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TBlAsURY Hof1o
o1fI5IoATEs. AND y0UoRlRs,
OOIN. CURRINCy, AND lxOHAN61.
AID PAT 4As RIoHRs1 HsIoss Soa
CBR1lFICA TE CHICKS.
JAY COOKE Il co.. RSnlsfs,
au&n 452 Fifte~ntA street.
IlNITlD sTAf1s $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 100 TREASURY MOTIFS.
UNITED efAr1s COUPONS OF 1851,
OHITAD aTATIs CERTIFICATES OF IN
DBBfKDN1ss. a--r
God. Silver, CAsufrent Money. 1xshaaSe On Il
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised 10 furnish 80 Bonos ~ ~
sn.il the LIT Of August Esxt, when the sfiyiledss
Of COW srsiop ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
sxeleaively on com mission.
RITI1NHOUe1, PANT & CO..
II Bankers, aS2 Penn. avenxs.
NV roAk AND
WARRINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
sxxLvxEKLY BETWg1N NEW YoRx
WlsHiNG TON ss4 GEORG1T0WH, b. e
~ '4 s4 sSssfH :a ss e, IN
4. GRiEN.
Rexyls, calling DAYS W1DE lSDAYe and RAT
st. e.a e M a .s.:
u; ''as''s ss Is sst:iss: : e' RsaEiss.u..r,
Agents. foot Of Hish nrest.
.usn. Ut Van crest. 5 s. 1ssSs YORK.
MooRHs wEsr asp DRUG sroRl.
hand lars. ssssf Il pa zsis :s S S;a
fs%;!;1; s s:ss: s.sss eSil OIL, and n.n~W
for Ia s:g g. At i'"''s market rates. u
r. LOUD0N & CO, A.
crr1 ztaSnl ahR rs nI1IzoaarARx> IA
A''essss: SIS F:a. ss;:s s,. s:s"''
eenn Washinxton. D. Q.
w 90 3! x xo x { P sseps r1.c.s
AND SPLIT EoR ONE DoLLAR PR CORD
N. g. MoKNEWl
. Corner ssvsuti strest and oss:s,.
HICKORY. OAK, AND PINE WOOD fes sale
: ' ' Corner R ss Ss stree. re- and oan;l.
CoALob, 9 e, aIs Of. o On atED,
" AM AND f 81 3 81 Z 81 1.~5sss
.#s.s-4 pzv Union Fire Wood nni.,
sas Correr Seventh street ana O.aa.
Dbl Asi
SOLDIERS AND sEAMsN.
I, "a, vuuld obtain imnsdists relief fron
- n Aistressane complaint. ~
DIR. wIrGIELDD 50
yr91rABLD PILL s.N.s
~...,. 800 tr,e4 and hroroashly tested reno
A.. anA Has never ret hiisd % eafe. DO not saf
ar when there Is . remedy within reach.
sold BIZ 8. O. FORD. SyO PENNSYLVANIA eyenae
wssnin ton. md b. n. VuOK. Alsxandria.va.
hox. Yor sale By au Drnssists.r Isl, i 5, s,.a. st~E
's 49, -. }. YeUN6, Rrs,eisAs,,
nMm No. 4s1 BIeaAwsy. y. Z. !
7400 ,.tK sHs t1 e. .,,,,. 11I I. D..
nel's wharf per schooner 3. ssdnTsnhsl ~ 1ss
se.S ~ corner M streef aod osHsl.
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PROPOSALS.
ID u y z OsA LIZ RUR AAAD.


eRAisraP noroeALs vi - re- civ 80 & ID 1lca
ms. o'e.osx n GA tbs '6@s Dees her ne E.
iees, esstabls ,of ordnaaoe pns soses
The 1ssa y % 0ecf erprsysd a. Atty, ana 90 70
ths sesspt.nss 81 The bid Ok BIDS It q g 81 A..
l.sfst q The unat@e 0ts,ss Arsenal, 0overSor;s
g Lests, Ae,s ~ teas Or mere st ssea nias !.
free OF sn sharfe for NA1spo:Iation 3 ksadlinr.
snd v8h - Rsad for N regular ceRtaAoatss ~ N
ty<cfsnn snd sssetps ~ F"saisti IN % The Srsss.
uIy ietaieH.sns. 40 the HssAi form Is "a -
G.y not u - thsn tors tes--s = - -
asn t. aptroy,d n,stisa WIN b. required Z :
the iu'nsnspt OF asy cohtrsst shst usy 30 uaaa In
pn1su-Eo~ !. tsss sdvertisemsnt eFrSS'
1hs Department. reserves tse rtghs ~ rsSsst
sny o. 81 sds. not De sm4< sAtssactoes for -
P,eyoeIs WI b ad<r. So. 70 "B.issdter eea-
!nxtcL D IL" ard win Be uniformed Prcuosais
Tor Ii sd.' GEok41 3, RAMaAY
DO g sctd DTiR Gen. Csisf Of Grdosn3s
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Officers from Port Hudson report that all is
safe and the garrison in good spirits, with
provisions for three months. Our loss is three
hundred"
JACKSON, MISS, June 18th, via Mobile,
June l9.-Numerous couriers have arrived
from Vicksburg within the past few days.
Their reports are stereotyped beyond the fact
that General Grants sappers and miners are
at work to blow up our works. There is
nothing new.
A courier from Port Hudson, with despatch
es to Gen. Johnston, arrived last night. He
reports that the garrison is in fine conditions
and spirits. Banks forces are estimated at
10000. 1t is also reported that he has aban-
doned the idea of storming the place and gone
to ditching.
JACKSON June lS.-For the first time in
four days heavy firing was heard at Vicksburg
this morning. The last accounts represent
that Grant is busy terrifying and cutting
down trees beyond the Big Black to impede
Johnston's movements. They also represent
that great distress prevails among the citizens
inside of the encmy's lines.
The Dispatch of the 23d says it is thought
in Richmond that Vicksburg must fall without
the interpostion Of a miracle.
The Dispatch has a report of battle at Big
Creek Gap, East Tennessee, on Friday last
between Gen. Buckner and the federals un-
der Gen. Burnside, in which the federals were
repulsed twice with heavy loss. Burnside
then commenced a flank movement, and
Buckner fell back to Clinton to cover Knox
will
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Tho true name of the late rebel general
jackson was not Thomas Jefferson jackson,
as given almost everywhere, but Thomas jon
GttdB jackson.
AT the battle of Black River Bridge, Miss,
Il skirmsher of the fourth Iowa, an excellent
shot, drove n cOw.betOre him. and using her
as IA screen, not only escaped being hit, but
succeeded in keeping a troublesome gun ST.
lent until one OF our batteries was planted to
command the position.
The United States attorney general has de-
cided that unless the soldier or sailor who dies
of wounds received IN the service, and while
in the line of duty, be in service at the time
of his death, his widow, etc, is not entitled to
a government pension.
1t is estimated that the wool crop the pre-
sent season will amount to 100 100000
pounds. Wonder how largethe crop OF shod-
dy will be?
Beef, butter and sherry cobblers are put
down in the Richmond market at Sl,50.
There is clergyman in the Brooklyn IN.
" board of aldermen. This is believed to
be the first case of clerical alderman on
record.
Billy Wilson, of zouave notoriety, is in the
field asking authority TO raise brigade.
Spurious American coin is complained OF in
Canada. The imitation is very fair, and suf-
uCltill 70 uGCeiNt all uIODoclfllS ptIsOhs
| There is mountain in California, an ex-
tinct volcano, called the Glass Mountain, from
the fact that when in action it poured out
large quantities of glass, quite free from inn
| purities and perfectly translucent.
The amount of American cheese imported
to England last year, was 1854 boxes-or
! 5l,720,000 pounds.
The moa, gigantic walking bird, about
eight or nine feet high, mentioned IN the le-
gends of New Zealand, aud hitherto thought
to be extinct, is now believed to exist still.
Such bird is reported to have been seen, and
an enterprising colonist has offered E500 fol
it, dead or alive.
The celebrated vineyard Of Closvougeo
(Frapeel s about to be offered for sale.
was declared to be national property in 1898
and was then sold by the French government
for ,5S2 900 francs.
The late Legislature of Illinois appropriate
100000 for the relief of sick and wounded
soldiers from that state.
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r. When / arrived at the left of their posi-
on found it abandoned, and the enemy fled.
Le had destroyed the bridges over the bayou
} prevent our following. We found three
: the enemy dead upon the field, two mortal
wounded, and captured eleven prisoners
I'd about sixty stand of small arms The
envy was commanded by major general
alker, and was part of Kirby Smiths COM
md, and consisted of two brigades contain
seven regiments, four thousand strong,
III six pieces of artillery. They retreated
yards Delhi, where Gen. Mccullough is
d to be posted with a command about equal
strength to the one we encountered. This
e the same force that attacked the negro
riment at Millken's Bend a week before,
a. was repulsed. Our entire loss was three
m wounded, one only dangerously. Gen.
Mry's command participated throughout
mt vigorously, and l feel indebted to the
geeral for his prompt cooper alton and adj
viz, and his skilful manner nt handling his
foEes. A. w. ELLET,
Com do Marine Brigade,
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WANGToN, June 2S.-Commander Clitz,
Of tleD. 5. steamer Juniata, reports to the
navytepartment from off Cuba 18th inst,
that the afternoon of that day he fell in
withnd captured the schooner Fashion of
Moba, sailing under rebel colors, and loaded
with quantity of salt, soda, ash, and carbo-
nateDf soda. Lieutenant commander Nc
Coul,, of the u. S. steamer Fort Henry, re g.
portsiaving captured on the 18th of May, in
Wactsas Bay, fiat boat, laden with corn.
The bats of the Fort Henry also captured,
May 2, tile sloop Isabella, from Tampa, with
out acargD. Commander McCaulry also re-
port,that Both ult., one of the Fort Henry's
boat; captured in Wacassas Bay, a copper
fasteld sloop. On the evening of the same
date. captured scow, loaded with 81 bales of
fair lo,ton, averaging over 800 pounds each.
Thescow was manned by four rebel soldiers,
whoSere made prisoners. On the evening
of tie I'd inst, the launch of the Fort Henry
CAPTURED, off the mouth of Chrystal river, Il
cotton barge loaded with 80 bales of upland
anl bales of Sea Island cotton, capturing
thee men, who were in charge. On the 9th
ins the boats of the Fort Henry captured,
off the Withalacoochie river, sloop boat,
which had several times run the blockade. On
thel0th inst, near the same place, captured
a sltf and flat boat loaded with corn, con-
signed to D. Yuee.
Lieut.. commander Semmes, of the gunboai
TahDma, reports to the department from Tam
pa Bay, June Sth the capture of the schooner
Statesman two days previously, loaded witt
cotton. She had no flag or papers.
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The Richmond Dispatch of the Esd has the
following:-
"For the past few days public attention has
been Withdrawn in a measure from the ope-
rations around Vicksburg, by the brilliant
achievements of our army under Gen. Lee, in
the northern border of Virginia and in Penn
sylvania and Maryland. 1t is gratifying to
know, however, that our successes on the Mis-.
sissippi are wed with by those of our arms on
the Potomac"
The Richmond Sentinel, Extra, of the goth
contains the following -
"OsrKA, June 10, via Mobile, June 49,
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morning. The other man was shot in the leg,
between the knee and thigh, and is suffering
severely. 1t is reported that the Archer's
crew came ashore Friday night, fell in with
some OF the cutters crew, treating them, and
getting information about her; also that they
went aboard the cutter as visitors. The Off
GERS are also said to have visited the news
room. A moonlight excursion to the islands
on Friday night, returning at one or two
o'clock Saturday morning, somewhat inter-
fered with their plans.
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FORTRESS MONROE, June 26.-The steam
ship 5. r. Spaulding left here for Boston to-
day noon with the 45th Massachusetts regi-
ment. Lieut.. f. r. Kent of the Sd PennsyI.
vania artillery has been appointed chief ord
nance officer Of the department Of Virginia
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N E W CT 0 T II N G

A. P. WARE & co.
1874, 1853 and ITO Main st. Worcester,
Reg LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR
| CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
EHALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTURE, a Stock OF GREAT Ex-
TENT AND VARIETY. EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
SeasOnable Garments,
ADAPTED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PWOD UCE q A1MENTs UNSCRIMPED
IN PKOPORTION TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER wORK.
MANsHIP, AND WE REsrECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF READY.MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
GAN HARDLY FAIL OF A sATIsFAC.
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
SORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION no
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND ExTEN.
SIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestinRs,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI.
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
BY THE PIECE Or YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO or
DER, FOR EITHER MEN OR BOYs,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND SAEISFAOTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARrICU.
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPA RrM EMF
OF
Boys Clothing.
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT.
TIA GIVE AND As w ELL SUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO REN.
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
DESERVING OF THE PRTRORA gle
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF BOYsr
OTHING.
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DROyOsT MARSHAL GENER-

Il AIS OFFICE, wAsHseToS. D. C May ~ ieos. ~
All men who desire TO join any "
cavalry now in the field are hereby ~ pre-
semi themselves at time during the neA tnnty Gays
10 The Of Enrolment 10 ner ,
dnes Tor the service and found TO be Mt the Provost
Nr hai Of Inc district shall give them transportation
10 The general rendezvous at tho headquarters of
ne a A. Provost Marshal General Of the STATE As soon
az tbev se1t themselves ut this general rendezvous
fhev shall be duly mustered by the mastering and dis
bursting officer and paid by him the bounty allow by
law. JAMES FRY,
m30 dim Provost Marshal General
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Real Estate.
DOR SALE

DOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, No.
a 81 Laurel street. containing twelve rooms, suitable
for one or two families wash house. with set copper
kettle wooGhouse and shop, falling well of good
soft water all $500 feet of land well stocked with
bearing Fruit Trees Curant bushes, Grape Vines, &C.
For particulars enquire on the premises.
felT d3mF
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OPERATIONS NEAR vICKsBURG.
REBELS ROUTED AT RICHMOND, La

FLAGSHIP BLACK HAWK, NEAR VICKsBURG,
June 1S.-To the Secretary Of the Nary
have the honor to inform you that hearing
the enemy had collected force of $4,000 men
at Richmond, in Louisiana, nine miles from
Milliken's Bend, | sent Gen. Elicit to Gen.
Mowry at Youngs Point to act in conjunction
to wake them up. Gen. Mowry promptly ac-
ceded to the request, and with about 1900
in company with the marine brigade, Gen. A.
w. Elet commanding, proceeded to Rich
mond, where they completely routed the ad.
vance guard of the rebels, consisting of 1000
men and six pieces of artillery, captured a lot
of stores, and the town was completely des-
troyed in the melee. This duty was hand
somey performed by the different parties con-
nected in it. DAVID ID. PORTER,
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BRIG. GEN. ELLET's REPORT.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE BRIGADE.-I have
the honor to inform you that in accordance
with your consent landed my forces at Mil
liken's Bend on the morningo the 18th inst,
and proceeded towards Richmond, Louisiana.
At the forks of the road, within three miles of
Richmond, l met Gen. Mowry's command,
and we proceeded forward together, my forces
being in advance. We met the enemy about
a mile from the town, who opened on our adj
vance line of skirmishers from behind hedges,
and trees, and gullies; but they fled before
our advance and took shelter behind the leyee
on the opposite side of the bayou, near the
town. The position was good one, and very
defensible. deemed it imprudent to advance
our lines across the open field without any
cover for my men, against an enemy in supe-
rior numbers and we'll entrenched. l there
fore ordered the artillery to the front and
opened upon their position, and after vigor-
GUS cannonade of nearly an hour with all our
guns, advanced our infantry through the
woods on the right with the intention of turn
ing their left wing. They returned the fire of
our artillery very vigorously for time, but
soon it slackened, and finally ceased altogeth-