P ei Ise • A iti ciejwiniciT 9 N l. l44: despatili. teqeived =Mt to.night.: • . -• •;,.fIY HEADiegg or ittilitturoir tits - PoidiAtl, ' 214440 P. M. . To OA sedittim: find that .some of the. newspapers pub, lists Otters, from their correspondents with this army giting important in - formation - C - 6r: Corning our Movements, pciiitiOn of troops, &o. ; in positive violation of your orders. As it hi impossible for me to ascertain, with certainty, *ho these anonymeus writers ate,,l beg to suggest that another. be pub liShed holding the editors - responsible for its . infraction. The War Department reeeiVed 'edifices from General McClellan,' 'thin evening, an nouticing, the capture, of Blancilfrer , Court House. Our lose is said to be small, but thdt of the rebeki considerably in' killed,. wounded and prisoners. One of the enemy's cannon was captured. The President has sent a message t o Congress, taking upon himself and the Cab inet altogether the responsibility of thamea sur6 for which the House of Representatives lately censured the lite Secretary of War, General Cameron. It is hoped by him; and by all the members of' the Cabinet, that this -.theuvillate_understood by the public as an evidence of their determination t tno imaginary divisions shall be gotten up in the Administration. Information has been received Imre that Gen. Banks, in his late retreat, which was made so successfully, retained all his artil lery, not losing a single cannon. Major Gen. Frantz Sigel arrived in the city this morning, and reported himself im mediately to the War Department. lle trill doubtless have a new command. Gen. Mc- Dowell was among the distinguished visitors in the city to-day. One or two soldiers have got to Manassas, and thence here on the cars, who succeeded in escaping from Front Royal, where the fight was had on Friday last, between the Ist Maryland Regiment and the Rebels.— They seem to be genuine refugees, and tell a straight story. At the battle the rebels showed no quarter, even bayoneting our wounded as they lay on the fieldo and per forming other inhuman deeds, equally bar barous with those perpetrated on the bodies of our troops buried at Bull Run. • Baltimore, May 27.—A1l is quiet here. A large force of police is stationed along Balti more street and other localities; to prevent turbulent gatherings. brassachuettS Again to the Rescue PROCLAMATION OP GOI". ANDREW BosTox' May 26-----The follOiring procla mation is published this morning: By the Goveritor and Conynander.in-eh ill: A PRO CLAM A TION. MEN or MASSACHUSETTS! The wily and barbarous horde of traitors to the people, to the Government, to our country and to liber ty, menace again the National Capitol. They have attacked and routed General Banks, are advancing on Harper's Ferry, and are marching on Washington. `The President has called on Massachusetts to rise once more for its, rescue and defence. The whole militia itillhe summoned by a 'general order issued from the.office of the adjutant general, to report on Boston Com mon to-morrow. They will march to relieve and avenge their brethren and friends, to oppose with fiery zeal and courageaus patriotism the pro gress of the foe. May God ?encourage• their hearts and strengthen their arms, and may He inspire the Government and all the people. Given at headquarters, in Boston, at .11 o'clock, this (Sunday) evening, May, 25, A. 1). 1862. BosToN, May 23.—The 32d Regiment., Col. Parker, left for Washington at 7 e'ebek • ning. Th Id Boston battery 'Artillery will leave ea to-morrow•morning.. Over 3, troops appeared on the com mans this of , eat — "fat strriFe — , and the number will be largely increased to-mor row., 1 0 .COUNTRY MERCHANTS. —ln ad dition to our usu.', stock of home made and WOOL HATS, we have just added fitteen crises of Eastern made FELT HATS, comprising all the styles pop. ular in the trade. These goods have been purchas ed from the largest and beat eastern factories for cash, and at the same rate* as the largest'eity job bers, and we are now prep /red to offer them to country merchants at as low prices as city julibere. UM:GRAFF:3, Hatters. Opposite Washington House. Hagerstown, igh.3lerehaets, remember that we have jest added& first claw WHOLESALE DEPA RT. Al ENT to our stock, and wilt sell you in finial' lots and sites, silos may want. any of the popular styles of Ore day. and ..always it as lout putts as city jobbers. LTUEUR t FPS, Hat Makers Sit n of the Red Hot. Haterstown, Md. Ds. The last run of -shall sometimes prove the finest, just solowith our last tun , - a bigger stock a hitter stork, and a cheaper stock . than can be produced elsewhere. may be found at all times, or until vi.e4.bust," at • UPDEf 3RA FFS, flattens, sign elf the lied Hat, Hagerstown, I."IIUSTED."---Don't b a Aimed, friends. ';'sre'se gut enough of money to 'keep the stuck, and continue selling at •• busted" prices until after harvest, at the HAT S 1.0 • _ Upp 9 site•Washingien House, " - - • - •- ttagoistoorn, '-• aeti-SPRISG;FASIIIi 'N'S Kt - EVA T F T.T 1141.T13 1 , WOOL it.A . TS, • Al' S Ate. rirlbraw'Habr t!ollees'and IsAy!ca. .#n• Men and : - Bo3s..Cliddriveilifitity Straw% grOt.veriety, euin 2 ' sue, 4ttindrii, dif.;' , ;. We ferreitist. feCtiiacti lteiift thy' ' Zulteri.eiteiwilizikSiwore ispea the. moat r and 4.beipeet,, -crock FAdki• ?;:110,"beflii#1100114404thef OA — es. "terfeti? . 4fatAlikess, 4. B, McClellan, Major ,General: tIOIIN A. ANDREW. MMWMIEMMVXM=I AitAl4t •4 " 11gll " satit. *OU d 411 1 ,41 • b'l ii iht - loubtato ndad o inpaiinAtrw loops hatitimoialifitaditsby -btitiiitatt ti It bhtsting itehryi n • lintatitte *as, isnd luaa sub ki Ofti thi qattirAtll thirsAin fig to, bay at the Fentitaitt mv"- • 11PbEtittAFFilii Hat Midiedri. Onsoaiht Washington 11011E1k . ' Ha genetarsh, Mi. • ' by - Ite*jit. lrEltr•NnOkli; Blr a, It. VOURNO.: ill teantlieil duds' •- IShed even in affection's livid, Heston liffie gled'aing thrill ; Of nuke tespnnee where leeling s e aunt. - Where ell Is cold and WV f ' .Clan true" cif Woe on lore' owti • cheek lie known to eyes that cease to seek Alike knee tear_und Or twin their fount, forever sealed, One answering drop' beguile t . . . . , . • . Nei—weep ye nems:rthe Dead, Whom sense of sorra nye hash fled ; Whose testis peace's reign A triumph o'er earth's treacheries. Theli mishie gain f Who, sainted, join new in the hymn ' Of the undying seraphim ; And with the ransomed, laud The wood mon love that placed them there, Fast by the throne of God. gmEm: woncia. Near Fayetteville, Pa., oil the 20th inst., James Morrow, youngest child of Samuel E. -- ite, aged 11 — yercrs and 7 FV.:I -=F•--.1.'''''."...71111 From the Bottimore dmerican of Friday. FLOUR.—Sales reported of some 600 bbls.- Ohio Extra at 15.624, and 800 bbls Howard Street Super at.56.87/@65.50 WHEAT.—At the close we quote fair to - prime Southern red at 124®126 cents, and Penusylvanti, do. at 1181120 cents per bushed.. RYE,.--We now quote Maryland at 660 68 eta. per bushel. CORN.---Receip4 for the week 95,000 bushels. With a fkir demand we quote at the close fair to prime dry white 60(063 eta. and yellow do. 50053 c. per bushel. OATS. dearly the entire offering have changed hands at from 39®41 eta. for fair to prime Pennsylvania ' 88(640 eta for Vir ginia do; and 35®37 eta. per bushel for Virginia do; at which range of prices, we quote at the' close. CATTLE.—The offerings at the State Live Stock Scales to-day amounted to 600 head last week. Of the amount offered 150 were left over unsold, and 559 head taken by city packers and butchers at prices rang- ing from $4 to 'B5 per 100 lbs., showing a ikeline_sinceLatat--Thusday-of 25 tit,. pc' " ere e' 100 lbs. on the better grades of Beeves. HOGS.—The supply of Hogs was only fair and" with a good demand of prices of prime live Hogs improved 25 eta. per 100 lbs. Sales ranged from $4.25 to $5.25 per 100 lbs. • SHEEP.—Fair •to prime Sheep sold at $3.50 to $4.50 per 100 IbA, gross. MORE NEW GOODS AT TIIE "VARIETY STORE." TBEA VCR, in connection with his Variety s • Store, has commenced the manufacturing of BOOTS and 811043 in all its various branches.— Having employed Jeremiah Cooper as foreman, he is prepared to produce the fittest, neatest and most durable work made anywhere. All are invited to call. A large stock of Hata and Caps, (Including all kinds of summer Hats for - men and lboys.) and Eastern manufattured Slmen - and Hoots of the best make, on han.l; Cl eke, Trunks, Segura. Tobacco, &c., are. You get Um very best KEROSENE there. May 9 tf. J. BEAVER. NSW iFt.p.44 VIIAMISITZE BMA tat f M. STONER takes this method of thank- Mg his customer , ' and informs the public that he has just returned from Philadelphia with the largest asioutinent of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oal, Dye Stalls, Maims, Perfumary, Fruit. Coulee tio;tary, &c., Ste., that has .been brought to the place Ibis season, which ho will sell ♦heap. He has on hand. with what he is receiving. inskes his sesortnien tof Patent Me dic:ins greater in variety thrii any other lstablishmrnt in the place.. Gi a few weeks. he will publish his list of manufactured articleis. He has uti hint new, his Cough Medicine, put up in six ounce bottles, prim 26 seats, "•uo cure, :it) pay." its curative properties are now hilly Appreciated, judging from its daily sales. May 9 '62. Pianos and Melodeons. r IHE urolenignell, having become Agent for I N , IV tn. K nabe 6 Co**. (of Sultiroorr). celebrated pianos and of Gerhart, Meedhubt & Co's. anew. passed Melodeons, is prep:tied to furnieh behold. mile with the above named instruments at city ))Ti. ces. All instruments warranted by the maitufactu ere. . . , I.esvons on the above i nstruments given in truest or country. (nos)23) : T. 10 Hula) - 1Rig.410117111011711:14. • ir f' HE undersigned begs lea've to inform tho pub lic that be bas established himself in business, a the old stand, on Main Street, in "Smoketown," next to Eli hiltle'e Smith Shop, where he is pre pared to Trim, Paint, and make alt neetlfUl tepaire to (lutists'.* and Buggies. "small favors thank hilly received." ANDRM STREALY. " May 16—If. ••••' .__ _ . . -___ ._ 66 hazard's Electric - PoWder.." - 4 ,-- • • 1 : . . American Sporting Powder, ,- A inerican S porting . Powder, .• • , Retard% Duck POw•ler,' Hazard's buck Povidei., . - Halard"a'lll rating PoWdert .. . • _ Hazard's Blasting •Ptiwder, 1 . The b r at' Powder made, . . The beet Powder made. • The only ,place you cati,gt-t it is at . apr26 ' IIROTH E RTO VS. . ••- - - 5000 1. 1tiils• for Sale. . ": ITHE ontioctilwr bon :now on , band 6(100 good ?I . ,CHEWPNLiT RAILS which„ he will diipose of on reinwnable trzind. . Also—one good /WAD WAGON. Jagg3 tf - "STOVE CtRAINING MI - US itIASFOs. -CALL aii tftlioilhe:tou'i"' stage a psokato of t•c ar bu r et u( tom,' It is r- Yin, best : poliak in .:: ' •—' Untivairri in' &loamy, -- ' - ,• .. _,-., _,.....•, ervososntly lustrief..., .- -. . ~... _..,k :lb* 'op — 11:)d, - 10,eelVillisfsebit'sgisiguiris iitiefit is it '. -: ; 1'.. 445- ., :...4.;: 7 :k. , ' ' - ~. ...- B:lttlfiltiiito.l7 . s •.. 4. r..y ; wait': a pretiy - filtuijo‘er, itaisnoral toll of ' '-. Poses' . ... ~ _ .. •a:,zF _:t:~is4 ~rJih ; .•.myy;- s.Gr.,•~ . .mrxi • z't:ry,rs~. .~i.¢j';;,, i;w.M, ::.,,-~•': ~':iw..~`:.:."~.k•_?_; 14,44 with 'keit '84744iE1t, • •-• S • artivtal from Rade it this: Week, steamed, up to'ortr sync, threw-- tt! ,ye fair , portion of median f-:-the oat delightful stock' of fleecy goods straight into our. eke .• that ever hrightened our counters . First, doub led to please the , . came a shavrer ii tilk Debeges, Balzarinesi n 814- tinted LinVna s, Modenas, Mosamlques. Himalayas, l'Uplitts, Ohallies *. ditc., of cooly ' hod the Rainbow, gliotening like - stars, that:will make the old look young, and the - young likeUenii t then followed a broad stream of N ankeens;'lliosline, Ta ble-dispels, Calicoes, osneburges, 'beneath which estate flying like birds of beauty, 'Head-Dresses, Sleeves and Collars in eetts,Shaltere, Hosiery, lin- Umbrellas—heauties--gauntlets. and di those d ear little tiek•tacks which make the ladiesjook socharm ing; above it a dark sheet of MOURNING GOODS. in elegant variety. Elk. Grenadines, Byadore Bore• 1-DeLainettr-GhatHerr-Lawns,-Balrarines, Crape Despanges, Eng. Crape, Eng. - and American Prints, plain 'and figured, Eng. and French Crape Veils, Mourning Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, &e•— everything to render lite mourner beautiful in her sorrow. After theseestreams ceased to flow there was another explosion and in came pouring fur the re):Rinairl:oll:4o Bales of Silky Broad-cloths, Parisians, Caseimers Black and fancy, double end singled milled, in su perb styles, fancy as a sunbeant.—with the accom paniments, splendid Veatings, silk, Marseilles plain, brilliant, and beautiful Neck-tier, unimpeachable •Shirt-breasts and - Collsrs, everything to set the Gent fit for a picture, and make him presentable even nt the Cu td of the Nation. So . .. Aleuts. look in and see, *see gis believing. All over the pavement lay box , hick when opener! displayed those good, substantial wares, our noble, hid ustrious MOTHERS like so much to see ; because they must have them t., make the boys trowsers, and the girls dresses: here they are strong as buck-skin. cotten. woolen. mixed, jeans, goods of new styles, cheap and dura ble, cotton stripes, drillings, calicoes of late talks, ticking. sheetings; In fact ail that our young friends require who are starting on their matrimonial juut ney through life. Well, thaw goods were hardly stowed away, when her - innalP Our Poor, Old Rhinoceroosesoss! loaded heavy,—oh very—wilt Groceries, Queens warer, and Hogsheads of that delicinns Loaf-sugar, Syrups, and bugar-house molasses, hogsheads and barrens of sugars of every grade. Shad, Mackerel, Herring, fresh from the briny wove, Inchon cheese from New England, brooms, tykes,--and a splendid lot of SUGAR CURED HAMS,—and sweet Da cur--and Yankee Notions; together with a full as sortment of HITS BO SHOES! Leghorn, chip; fine fur and wool Hots. gents onl la des laa..t. ca au] shoes, alt ap di. tractingly cheap.— Now all these affairs startlingly, tond.touchingly set tortlt'are for Bale and Exhillition at the store of the undersigned, who, with many thanks for pas( encouragement and patronage, remains Respectfully your üblt. servant (may 23) JOSEPH PRICE HO! FOR QUINCY. Second Arrival of Spring and Summer Goods. . COLLIFLOUR & OLEGSTON. We ere nay receiving end offering io sell a new end Inn ruAtoritnent of DRY GOODS. Which we think we are prepared to sell on as rea sonable terms as any other house in town or coun t ry. A tall assortment of LADIES DRESS GOODS of all kinds. Bilks. Dahlias, Alpacas, Printed CitaHies, Ging lams, Lawns, Fancy rrintp, Ladies 811 a wls, Arc: MENS SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS of all kinds.. Cloths, Cassinicre, Fine Tweeds Ken. Jeans, Cut nineties, Vesting'', 'Handkerchiefs, Nvek - Pies-,llusery. A full assortment of Plain and Fancy Cassimeres QUEENSWARE 'AND GLASSWARE. A huge stock of COMCOCIWZOIrti