Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1862, Page 2

HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: JUNE 3, 1862, (Orwn Faianns st the various military camps and Positions will confer 2 favor by keeping us posted &s to movements and affairs in thelr vicinities. (ov Though uz “vax ts printed on the fastest @oum press in ur¢ south of Baltimore, its edition le 90 large a8 to reomire It to be put to prese at az early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be sent In before 12 o’clock » ; otherwise they may not appesr until the next day. Spirit ef the Morning Press. ‘The Intelligencer expresses the opinion that the evacuation of Yorktown reflected the highest credit upon the engineering skill of Gen. McClel- lan, and notes the testimony of Furopesa writers to this fact. The R+publicam argues that as siavery is the ouly bond which cements the border slave to the southern States, therefore, by accepting and agree- ing tocompensated emenrcipastion, every tie that tinds them together would be broke! ———+s08 OUR MILITARY BUDGET. eee FROM McCLELLAN’S COMMAND. 4> Fightiny Yesterday—A Considerable Advance made towards Richmond since the late Battle — Cheering News from all the Departm=nts. Advices from the army of the Potomac, dated yesterday afternoon, show that there wasno fight- ing yesterday Our advance is considerably In front of the po- sition it occupied previous to the battle of Sat- urday. All the mi'itary Intelligence received at the War Department ts of a cheering character. UNION PRISONERS AT SALISBURY, N.C Dr. Manuel C. Causten, of this city, who, it will be remembered, was betrayed Into the hands of the enemy while on duty as 3 member of the President’s Mounted Guard, in June last, bas re- turned to this city, being one of the prisoners sent bome by the rebels on parole from Salisbury prison, N.C. Dr. Causten says the prisoners were tolerably well treated there, but had been put on half ra- ons for the last six or eight weeks, showing the straits the rebels were getting to in the provision tine. Some fifteen hundred prisoners hed been eonfined at Salisbury, including three or four hundred elvilians, many of whom were North Carolinians. Col. Corcoran was smongst the prisoners, and be was in bad health. suffering from general debility. Dr. Causten, since bis return, has received a commission as lieutenant in 19th Infantry, U. 8. A., dbutnot having been exchanged yet, !s not capable of doing duty. Weare indebted to Dr. C. for the subjoined list of deaths at the Salisbury prison, since it was located there, December 9th, up to May 22: Benjamin Tap, O. 8., company F, 15th Massa- chusetts volunteers, died Janusry'15. 1+62, of Prevmosia. Alfred Gillcek. citizen of Kentucky, died February 24:b, of measles. A. Dodge, pri- yete, company E, 7th Obto, hydrops pincardian, March:5. Samuel Jobnsen, private, com ny E, 4th Obfo, apoplexv, April?. Thos. Edding, company G. !2th Ouio, coronie dtarrkoe y 10. Jamex McCormick, private, 3th New York, chronic diarrhces, May 3. George B. Atwoot, private, 2d RI. volunteers, dled May 29, 162; drowned on passage on beerd Cossack. ~~ The Election, Yesterday. Comments In this morning’s Intelligencer, upon the result of yesterday's election here, make it Proper that we should expose the misrepresenta- tions of the real facts involved in it, which it is the Intention of the writer thereof to impress upon the public mind ; the sald writer being, quite evi- dently, no other than the defeated Secesh candi- @ate for Alderman of the Fourth Ward. This played-out ward politician thus endeavors to cre- ate the impression that the result shows that little interest wes felt in the contest; or, in cther words, that the proportion of our fellew-citizens ‘who sympsthize with the enemies of their coun- try now in rebellion, is far larger than it is in Teslity. He seeks to compare the total vote on this ecca- sion—4,£16—with that thrown In the election of 1560—7,007. How deceptive such a comparison is, we instance by polating tothe notorious fact of the importation on that cecasion of thousands cf spurious votes from the water-works aud Bal- timore, in order to sustain the cause this disin- genuous writer and those acting with him Jn our Jocal affairs had at beart. In the election that came off oaly a year after- ‘wards—fora Register and Collector—when the friends of the defeated Fourth Ward secesh patty candidate for Alderman jmported few or no spurl- ous votes to effect its result, the total rote polled ‘Was but 3 090—766 votes Jess than the number received on this occasion by the unconditional Union candidate for Mayor; the vote received bv him yesterday being some hundreds larger than ‘Wwasever before given to any candidate for any position in the municipal government of the Federal Metropolis. Other causes, natural and unnatural, bave broughtsbout the apparent faillug ei of the vote in yesterday's election. Chief aunang the former is the fact that at least six hundred loyal voters of this city are at this time absent in the two District regiments, the Callfornia reyi- ment, and in one or two Pennxylvania regiments, fausatly #zbting in their country’s behalf; while avout balf as many more are away with our armies, serving in the quartermasters’ or com- missary gad sutlers’ departinents On the other hand, there are at least six hun- ed of the ardent sympathieers with the local politics of the defeated Fourth- Ward secesh-party candidate for Alderman, actually serving inthe armies of the rebels; or absent from here, because they prefer to cast their lot with the rebelilon, to living longer under the Stars and Stripes. Every one of these latter, had they been here to vote, would of course have voted against the uncendi- tional Union ticket. Had ell these, of all stripes, remained here to ‘Vote, the total vote polled would doubtless have Bpproached nearly to the enormous vote thrown two years ago by ald of the importation of spart- ous votes to defeat theelection of Mr. Riehard Wallach ou that occasion; the population of ‘Wesbington having increased at least 20,000 souls in the last fifteen months, prinetpally be- tween February and June of last year, and there- fore making a considerable proportion of this in- crease, voters by this time. —<—<$_________ Unio: Meeting: eo and Pertsmouth— The Object of the Knemy’s Attack on Gen, MeCielan’s Left Wing on Saturday. (Correspondence of the Associated Press ] Fortress Monroz, June 1.—The Projected new Usion newspaper will be started this week, and a more extensive Union demonstration will sbortly be made. ‘There was also Union meeting at Portamouth last night, attended by 1,200 persons. Patriotic speeches were made, and much enthusiasm pre- vailed. The gunboat came down James river last evening, but brings no news of moment, ex- cept the capture of a e lot of forage and sub- aistence stores at Lary A int. The gunboat Southfeld arrived this morning from Gen. Burnside’s department, having come through the camal. She brings no news of iu- t. teres| ‘The fortifications at Point were blown up to-day by the navy, together with the rebel bar- racks in the vicinity. A reconnoissance in force was made to Winton, N.C., on the Chowan ee ees, by Gen. Viele. We epee tow learned result. 4 According to statement of prisoners brough! dowa by the White House boat this afternoon, the ob; of the enemy’s attack on one left ng y y was to reach the river, and thus cut o! cut lineof communication. This was the purport of the address to the re before leaving Kich- snond yesterday morning. The British Racer arrived from off Charleston thle fiternoon. —<—<$<$<___ Freanctat —New York of yesterday say: ‘The coeering wir news Coatinned te haves & vorable influence upon the steck market to-day and (here was quite an increase in the volume of business, with advancing prices for nearly every description. For For Government securities an ad- vance established. Tne cou sold sc 105%; the and 7.30 per cent’s at Haorxstows, June 2.—Paroled privates from Winchester arrived here to-day. They say that Jackson and Ashby were both at Winchester on Saturday Atl o'clock on Sundsy morning thelr army Was pvt in motion towards Strasbirg, Ashby taking the route along North Mountain. Shortly after daylight Sunday morning beerd dring in the direction of Middletown till he reached tins. borg. Secessionists told him that Jackson hed encountered the forces of Shieids and Fremont at Middletown, where Jackson was defeated and lost ten guns. Information says that Jackson had twenty-one regiments of infantry and fifty-two guns . All the prigoners are well treated. The sick wounded and disabled, as well as surgeons, hos- pital stewards and nurses, were psroled only in small portions, and taken along with the rebel army. They claim to have taken 2,000 prisoners. JACKSON RETREATING TOWARDS SNICKER'S FERRY. Wiuaiamsport, June 2.—Rumors by way of Harper’s Ferry state that Jackson wes defeated yesterday, and is retreating towards Snicker’s Ferry. It Is also reported that Sizel takes command of the army at Harper’ under Gen. Banks. A BATILE PROGRESSING AT MIDDLE- 108 Wittiramsport, June 2 —NMajor Dwight, Col- onel Kenly, Dr. Stone, and others rece prisoners, xre safe at Winchester. A battle was progressing at lat ‘Middletown, so s. nily taken t accounts at eturned privates. ALL QUIET NEAR MARTIASBUR ; 2.—This mor: quiet. No Indications of the enemy ia i bvorhood . nels Cperntions on the Mississippi—A Rebel KRe- pert Carino, June 2—The Mempkisx Appea! of the 27th uilt., has the following dispatch - VicussvaG, May 26, P.M.—The Union feet ts still below this city, and their guaboats fired at our batteries this evening. Wereturned the fire, and they retired. [tis supposed that they are waiting for reinforcements. The Appeal saya the rebel rams can hold the Misetaslppi against Foote and Farragut. <se0e ei LATE FROM MWCLELL NS ARMY THE BATTLE OF THE CHI The Fortress Monroe corresps KAHOMINY nt of the LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. LOSS UF TEN GUNS. Philadelphia Inguiver. the steamer was leavi on Sunday 3 ig for Baltim Generals Heintzelman, Samncr THE AP ACH TO RICHMOND: The Battie- Field at Hanover. (Correspondence of the N. Y. Evening Post.) Ix rront_or Ricsmonp, May 29.—A second visit to the battle-feld at Le td Mech ee wa that everything was su an favorable forthe ged mers more disa-trous to the n was previously sup. . The bettle-fleid of the afternoon wae in a eld surrounded on the west, south and east sides ‘by forest,of all of which the rebels had possession; while the federal troops and guns occupied only the orth side, ut the commencement of the con- flict. The4ith New \ork (Col. ker) stood on the northeast corner, exposed to the fire in front on two sides, and on the east side it was almost complete enfiladed by the fireofthe enemy. The Std Massanhusetts and 23th New York held the front, and prot the two pieces on the right, but fell back a few rods at the reinforcement of the enemy. . . \ < ‘The position was held until the enemy charged several times upon the gun ind at success- folly, and afterwards until our refnforcements returned from the front, when the 9th Massachu- setts and 17th New York came into the woods on the weet, in the rear of the enemy, and opened fire with such sucerss that we, this morning counted one hundred and seventcen bodies o: rebels on the spot. This was the severest part of the field for the rebels. Counting up as far as possible from all points, there are one hundred and sixty-seven dzad in our easion,.whieh out troops are now engaged to tly burving. The number of wounded in our possession is not large as the killed, es the men who are slightly wounded can walk off, and the wounded fre usually taken to the rear during the en P= ment. But the proportten usually allowed to wounded would give sometive hundred wounded, which would be reasonable. The number of prisoners is increasing every hour. ‘Three hurdret and forty-eight were sent in a body to the Provost Marshal, and there is how some seventy more in our session, and the manner in which the enemy were divided and scattered lo the fight indicates that the num- ber will be still largely increased As nsar as we can ascertain there were two brigades of rebels engaged—one North Carolina and ene Virginia. They bad been ordered to re- inforce the army in front of MeDowell, but were the road before reaching ther locality. pneral appearance of the rebel troops ,f nst them. ing. in appearance, from mere boys. feeble and sallow ooking, to old men, baygard and careworn, while most of them are slender in stature and built with no look of fresbne: and inteliegeace, so characteristic of THE EVACUATION OF CORINTH. The Evacuation Geing en a Fertnight. The New York Tribune publishes the follow- ing dispatch, dated Saturday last, which itsays Was approved by the ‘army censor :?? Yesterday morning our reserve divisions were brought up, end our entire front moyed forward, the men baving two days’ rations in their haver- ‘8. During the day we kept up a tremendous oneding, shelling the woods furiously. The s hardly show-d themselves, but replied feebly with a few shots. Last night we threw up breastworks along the front, and slept on our arms within 1,000 yerds of the enemy's breastworks. At 6 o'clock nis morning Gen. Pope entered Corinth without the slightest resistan and took fon. At he same time the mayor, who hat outona diiferent road, met Gen. Nelacn, and surrendered orps were engaged. Casey’s div Se oe poleedl tp the begtantig of the ase nhabitants remaining except forcenmbents ing been brot nd old men. the rebela suc- were driven back with great ceeding in carrying away absolutely everything guns recaptured which they b 1 except a few provisions, which, with the were- the onset. Our wounded are many—three hon- | houses and railroad depot, were burned before dnd abd we arfived. ‘fbey took every invalid from the the White bospital, aud every letter from the Office. posts a They did not leave a single gun, an id been Saptain Orem foot; the hart, com Captain W. F wounded. Time ad ther Gatalls for this ina Another correspondent of the Inquirer wr Rieut ARMY OF THE Porto ahominy River. Thursday, Muy 2 ¥ tive wiles fr bave been exc . the two ai es upon Richmond b: keep the camps in a constant stete of exci-ern: The right still reste on Mechanicsville, and left stretches away off towards James river The right wing runs for four ra’ river, which winds its way down fertile valiev half 2 mile wide; u are bigh hilis, from one totwo b above tbe level of the water, ef witch with beau ppearance of sm}! d side the Kebel seattered slong, while ou Richmsn r to go by the ro.ds mped in cousiderable numbers Richmend, and about opposlte to the Reb Darling,” is the largest Ketel encas Here are ¢ large number cf the imrres ginta troops © chance for tb There is - and transports fan Bridge runs some miles thro’ it lea the rive country a roed out tot from Chi mondand Y Bridge it k River Railroad w he left wi: g scross this peint We be the dlr off, bat sarce In front of our left wing, and se; camp on the river, is a large camp Megrader, to pr our left wir y beve a ver: there, but no! near as large as t the right erin fronto? Mecha tween the two rliroad: ra. Within a day or two re was a la! number moved this way, and encemped svout two miles from Mechanicsville The eel force of the Rehels we ¢ yet learn, bnt they are betny reinforced now daily. The first report that Beauregard was ja Richmond is tacorrect, but be was expected at an early date. They are suffering from want of food now—troops as well ag citizens They are in good spirits, however, and expect to diive us back at an eerlydate. The receut vic- tory of I Jackson over Banks has led them to circu e story that he nnd crosece over into Pennsyl and Maryland, and x ae they routed McClellan they would « possessicn of Washington and Philade having taken sufficient plander to remy: them for their losses. for: They coutinue at work u grouud tLe city, some three miles cut, but u this time bsve nothing like as formidable as they bed at Yorktown. They have neuti their artillery outon the hills around the ciw, from four and a baif to tive miles out. With this they expect to keep us back us long 2s possible, and then to fail back to tueir main tine. A correspondent cf the Philadelplia Press, writing from McCiellans army, May 30, says : General Sykes’ regulars, advanced on Wed- nesday morning as 2 supporting column, to aid General Porter, last evening passed down from Ashland to their proper position in the army, having performed what wes requised of them. They ere composed of all three urms of the ser- Memieny eS infantry, and artillery—und are a moat so'dierly body of men. Gen. Sykes’ mea report the abandoument of the line of the Virginia Centra! Ratiroad by the Uaited States troops, and the destruction of all the bridges and useful property on the route. Gen. Stoneman’s forces were not advanced to the railroad during the fight, but were euctinpad within eight miles of Coal Harbor Gen Porter's entire division down lust evening, end encamped near jarbo,. Yesterday morning Gen. Stonemen broke up his camp, and marched around Richmond towards Peursburg. He had with bim a force of 25,000 men. 1 am upable totell the object of this move- ment. There is 2 rumor here that Petersburg has been surrendered to the United States troops. The Fortress Monrce correspondent of the Press, writing June |, says: . An important reconnoissance was made yester- day by a portion of General Wool’s division towards Edenton, North Carolina, and was most satiefactory. Daring the r amid- night descent wes made upon a house in which = colonel and bis staf were , and the whole of ~ —— pene Oe gnaned with valusble pepers, in: ing reeraiting regulations sort. ‘be colonel captured was Colonel &. 8. Williams, of the 1th werth Caro- Una, The rebels have a small, fron-cled batterin; ram, which mounts tiffed. < bu t tobe merel 'e f-oun the er ent the further mevem lernoon, aa obtal nes the following information relative to the second battle upon the Chickahominy, from an off :er - t { moving aw for two weeks, The most of the troops have gone towards a Junction. The rebel rear guard, under 10,000 strong, metched south ward at mid- hight. Citizens assert positively that Beauregard was there in person, and left with tt. All concur that never more than 60,000 troops were there at once, and usually much less The rebel fortifications were five miles long, from the Memphis and Charleston to the Mobile and Ohio road; but they were much weaker than we supposed. They could have been carried by m any t! ‘The few prisoners we have are dcuerters from the rebel rear guard. Gen. tialleck and Memphis. The Chicago Times says: Gen Halleck, if tae evacuation of Coriuth ts as complete as stated, has nothing to do but to march his army on Memphis. Tue following are the distances on the railroad between Corinth and that city : Frow Corlath to Chawaila, 9 miles; Chawalla to Pocaboutas, 9 miles; Pocahontas to Middieton, 9 miles; Middleton to Saulsbury, 11 miles; Saula- p d Junett 6 miles; Grand Jonction 3 miles; La Gunge to Moscow, 10 oscow to Lafayette, 8 miles; Lafayette to ile, 7 miles; Coliterville to Germantown, Jermantown to Meiuphis, 15 miles—total e, 95 miles. 'y troops more than six days and stores ks. A Retreat from Corinth te Richmend. sking of the imoression of some persons * the Confederates evacuated Corinth with the of retreating to Richmond, Va., the New Commerctal r rhe: A careful exam tion shows that such a pro- ceeding would be imposstble, except at the sacri- fice of much more time t the rebel commander would be willing to devote to such a movement She Memphis and Charleston Railroad belng held by Gen Mitchell, between Florence and Steven- that route would be unavaliable. There is 10 o'Ler direct and continuous line to the north and ezet The enemy would, therefore, have to pursue the following course : From Corinth to Meridian, 191 Miles; thence imarch to Uniontown, Alabama, about 50 miles ; thence by the Alabama and Miasiasipp! road to Seima, 50 miles; thence by the Alabama and Ten- ness+e road to Talladega, 110 miles; thence march to Rome, «bout 20 miles; th Att c road to Atlant a readto August: i Carolina road to Brandywin e by rail to Columbia, 6s mile 0 Charlotte, 169 mi miles; aud thence 163 tuil’s—meking a total r thence via 75 miles; 3 thence by | thence to Goldsboro’, Weldon to Richmond, of 1,282 miles of rail- d and 70 miles of common road ‘To accompliso this distance with the im- perfect railroxd facilities common to Southern roads would occupy nearly three weeks suck a step would be attended with much danger. Geiore the vetreating army could reach Rome they could be cut off at Talladega, or between thet polutand Rome. Failing of tols,Gen Burn- side could check them at Goldsboro’ or Weldon. When ali these eireumstances are considered, a retreat from Coilath to Richmond would be im- possible. Regular Communication of Cnepter, No, 15, Royal Arch ou FO MURKOW(Wednes 7% o'clock. Companions in erdialiy invited to be p: ut. JOHN THOMSON, Seo, 'S CARI N 2OCI- The adi pet eet ee Colombia 3 MEAS NeXt weer, sre respeotfa!!¥ in- cd by the Asscoixstion to’ attend & mesting of piles. at their Hall,on FRIDAY, 6th instan:, at 423m. Hh favdst> be devoted'to the orection of Mirsion School House or Chapel, in the Wes- tern part of the uty, je 3t 0.C. CLAYTON, Reo, Seo TE WASHINGTON SCLENTIFIC ASsoO- Xe CiATION —The regulir mor thiy meat ng ¢f tho Warhingtoa Scienihe asscctation will be \ et ee ae oe) Coilese ht pte. Tels Tuesday} on the solution of w:th tne desoriptive interesting diecuasion ree, L. HOSMER, d . toget horravings aod Modal. Au ie expgoted, Admission ny ies ht Recording Secretary. 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CALVERT FORD, corner of (1th szd iene avenue, . + EATON, 25 South Eighth stzeet, Phila je3 2m mss ulocre of J. deiphia. Mi REPAIRING C@AIRS. fo ea. WELLS raving removed from 274 C Trost. near the corner of ilth ooutinues her, business of repairing Cane-sest hairs ac No, 883 13ch street. between New Vora e nd tetrest. Her ter.ns ere vory mod erate, and she ruarantece satiefa tion. (i'd rosoated as to be &s eervic-adjeae new. J FINE HORSES. UST Arrived at J.C. Cook & ble, a fine ‘ot. f young HORSE: Ong them several very superior eaddis aud her Po noes horres = ‘Fhose wanting extra taddic horses will please val! quick J &. COOK & CO, 6th street, one block south of Ponn. avenue, TO A POXRTUNE: . Hel Who wish to kuow the Future should con- U. M4 DAM GAYLORD, the Colehrared Fortune Teller, No, 395 Tenth girect, between Hand! ctresta, W. neton, D. 3. ie eee LE Ta NEW DRY GOODS STORE. JOS. J, MAY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY G00Ds, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, betwen 9th and 10th streete, je2-mat Washington. D.C, BALED PROPOSALS invited J Ss ist ot cee: 1 iy 12 0's Ook. th, forthe, ale of ail tho Chuck: in and Tongues, of ai animale willed in at. je 2-3t* s 6 iilnctoniond Rioweayet saeenr Hot Rude should state the amount to be given for each animal, be dirested to Major A. BECKWITE, : 0. C. jr2 ios, ids to one U.S, A.. Washington, Ex?£ctep iN A DAY OR FWO, We hsve purchased and will have on exhibition ins day or two, 109 pisces of very choice aad bens- styles of Lawns acd Oreandies, which we lat 1236 sents per yard,and warrant feet colors. Also. some very choice patterns of Borace Angisis sud other Grey Goods for Traveling Droeses at 12% contest meee, roe jo st between $:h and 10th se. FYE SALE.—Pho subscriber, desiring to retire f buai, }. Will sell op ad the WOOD AND COAL YARD mn eer Svonue. Ths bueete te ere aes ave! as ans ar, 006, and & most favorable oj fored to any one desiring to ppertealy Fsst CLASS BOARDING HOUSE. The undersigned peg leave to oail the attention of the —— snd traveling community to the house they have just opened for ths accommoda- thonof Ladies and Gent'emen. ‘The house is fur- nished in splendid style—Larce y Rooms, “Wipe arette wall Ge ehablied with oil tne dad ou f the season. The Bar o 4 mn o> as oat be found pains nor ‘on the Aaroh y occupied USROWN & DOWNING. T OGL YRONT take plessure ieee street, ate OFFICIAL. NT OF STATE. ia Wasniveton, Jona 2, 1862 Information bas been feceived at this Depert- meat Mr. George W. Van Horne, the Con- sal tte United Beaten et Marseilles, *‘ that American citizens embarking at American ports for Magseilies should have thelr passports vissed by the French Consul The neglect of having this done subjects the masters of the vessels toa fine, besides subjecting the passtngers to great inconvenience before @ permission to land cen be obtained.”* ABRAHAM LincoLn, President of the Unwed States of Amerioa: To All Whom +t May Concern. Satisfactory evidence having been @xhibited to me that Mantin KiryxowsrRoxm has been ap- pointed Vice Consul of Kuseia, for the Port of @an Francisoo, Californis, I do hereby reo ogniz? him as such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and Priviloges as are allowed to the Vice Consuls of the most favored nations, in the United States, In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters to be made patent, and the seal of the United States to be hereunto affixed Given under my hand, at the olty of Wash- he sist day of 5 [te 8 spol tndisdepand sce ofthe Halted States RAHAM LINCOLN, of America esr an B: President : 4 Waren i Szwaro, Seoretary of State. AMUSEMENTS. FORD'S ATHENEUM. Tenth street, rear Pennsylvania avy, A. Hatt... os IN FENELO ip Wagkan Ei Pi rat US ESEND Gu wil be administered by — Robson and Mrs, iocea! r the ic p'ay entitled Mas Bose ee OTAR Re And the tanny burlesque of MAZEPPA, oR The Untamed Rocking Horse. The Dwarf Comedians, COM. FOOTE ASD CUL SMALL, ‘The e:asrtest, emai_estand most olever manikiz = Defore the public. A MATINEF ON SATURDAY z Child by the DWARFS and For Ladies ond caer aON. ADMISSION, Drees Circle and Parquette__. ....5 cents ronestra Neate... 35 eents Family Circle - ~~~. + 25 Conte No extra charge for secured seats, GROVER’S -THEATRE. Pa. avonue, near 14th et and the Willard House. LBONAXD GRovER oe Monger Tels EVENING For Tits Time Only! For This Teme Only! Bourciosult’u elegant and torilling domestio drame ni ive acts) enti 3 TNE WILLOW Hee HE WILLOW WILLOW CO, WILLOW CUO 2 Poin ments, new ant magnificent 5. Gurz, appropriate Gat HOS, ZO BANKS OF THE Ew Is enor Ee most bew a sana Fant toe ever emanate. from penoil of Getz. ‘With apie soenery iL ley. Mre —— Moor charecters ty the Company.) ‘Po conciuds with th SAR, AR SPOS * aad Sam Slocies: Mr D Setobell an T 38 Efie Germon In active preparation, the new and charming comecy, with 19 scenery and wonde, fui mechan 108) eifeste, entitied fi e t ik ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUN! Fae EOHANCE OF A POOK BERS Max: THE ROMANCE OF A POUR YOUNG 4 sme ickS OF ADMIssion. a ee Prose Cirel = cents tly Circle.____._ "5 esnta frye 9 Chaire....__ 6 cents rivate Boxes. | Seats be secured ‘neater Pe withonte aire obaree the T. during the | piel ts el “rw a Vance, Baok of Nacional and Metropo itan Hotel By far the Coolest Piact of Amusement Ske ciey, THE CHARMIN THE CHARMING - CLARA BUT Who for six mocthe past has Hie PEATU WESTERN DEPARTMEN Where sie had the distrenithed teen appear belore Gan. Sick. anu the NOBLE Pa?RIOTS ee Scrieeat Her BEAUTY and exquisite VOCAL POWERS T r The First Favorite of the Day! Tre Daring Gymnasts, LEWIS oND CHRISTIE, IN NEw ahv PraRTLIne Acts! WILL BE REPEATED in CUU: D NOT DO OTHERWISE! With cheers snd unpree=cented laughter from first to Inet, Kice’s HAUNTED HOTEL, For MONDAY & ZUESVAY NivH#S ONLY. Cn Wednesday tnew — by Rice, ‘PH UMN:BeS, and the Srat Sppcarance the Spring Searon of the ULD FAVORITE, BAKKISUN, the Extemporaneous Sing-r, wite his new Budget about everything and ever, boxy. Of cour.e—ol course! bane Sy 34 &re you, Richard ?) LBO PL acd HE COURT OF BEAUTY. Doors open at 7 ; performance st 8% o'clock. Admissi00 36 CGuis | UTOA@eser CRBire by Ooule, LAST MATINER. By ew id dG YE Arce x on z ort 00a Parfor z H Ladies! ail of tis resisting PRESEN [Swi LER, constituted the RE be distributed. A Si'k Dress, % + Toys, &o.,&¢ ,simosta present ememror! the eat HARRISON, will appear! LARA UPLER bal) vim an the entire Company will spp-ar! Ad: in, |adies 2 cents; children iv cents. Ph es de ste strserne ‘mi — commence oo! recisély, and finish in time to visit the concert of the Marins Bard je? ASHINGTON CITY GAS DEN ow rhe Ww avenue. between lst and 24 sts — ga towe ber Lr yoyo informs the pabiec opened ve pion: and that Wren.tsc'ou rey 8t3 o’clook p. m. there wil attendance. A fine ‘ Gallery have been ercoted wire, Gs and of the 2 He pier ges humi Seavors to ee wil pressnoe. {m 24 Sm*] EFF LER, HE WASHINGTON ACADEMY or MUSII |o. ‘enn. avenge, south ween Dike wp Every evening a FR. Pies stres ss SRE ofthe beet classical and o; er meee, er form-d by emivent artists scyle yt Pete Re md Iw BENRY ROSENTHAL: Prope’. TENT OFFICE CURIOSITI de te Ene heen Sara got Antiquarian Books ; ments furuis! Ras settic all bills ag JAM! > Georgetown, D. C., June 2. AUCTION SALEs. YARIS AFTERNOON & TOMO KOW By GREEN & WILLIAME, Avotionrers VUSEROLD AND KITCREN EURNI c Tea, AGES. oe € «aT. Plows, anp of: * at Avction.—Un 7U AY we shall sel: et 10 snes Of George : iv fourth of a mile Navy the Pi st, (the Rae 8 ture. wis ~ <n BESMAGGIay Proce Pans Fee Besetan as Fine, Urocatelle and White Window Curtains, and Thres-piy and other Carpets, Passage sad other Loapre, Bedsteads, Cooking and other Wita 8 good lot ef Kitohou Requisites, exoellent Wo: LN eter Sit x OE he Re ‘mil bt GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anots, I THE ABOVE Sa NED on ey 3 ran + the a, sane OREEN & WILLIAM: Avcte By J C. MoSUIRE ~ - seer al a GS xismeowas s ie oe wa Baba S Mg, SUP) a Bake pout Twenty ‘ons. aed .muppoass Fens, “es oreer wf Uceuacenes of Ponte Bordings, yb, in t funde. Se J.C, MCGUIRE & CO. Aurts, Br eee sg honor Auctioneers. N WE AY, June éth.at 12 o'clock, we ONS v7 Yard, on account ay Teena os ob — of the United biates, "5198 Ibe. Breed. Appics. orme cash 18 @ i Bor order of ” "AP Brown msidts MARSHALL & PAGE By J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Anctionssrs. N&At AND vey NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ar Postic suction.—On WED- NESUAY MORNING, June sth, at 100° at the denosof G. W. Calvert. Keq., No. 594 H between Fourth and Fifth, we shail sell si) fects, comprising— Siar kosse eat Felt Cha, 2 x Sar @ top Contre Tavia, Whatoot, i é randoies Ly Coo! srock Ware, texce leat Retrieeraror, Boerne stove g rigers’ . Kiteten Utensils, &o, * oad Terma cash. ma J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By Sop ch cee bepwoe’ Fone uationeers. an Popizy: Reger end CuO NCe .CHINA . ND O-vree * v » Blan Gouroare. &c On ° NESDAY SEMIN ine 4:8) a2 10 o'elook, on the ssaond fioor of the Auction Roome, we shal mapey ee Sdvances, a lot of sundries. compr! 1p Handsome French Chins Vases, Pe Len Quis, Dimitry ence. ee psy. saad Spoon, ri) jandied snnner and Desert Knives. &¢., ‘Fe cash. oe = 2 mad BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Axots. TAOVERNMENT SALE OF GAETT Vv. ENT SA O) G° fates 3p 8 sue PATTLE aT? Several hundred cH EB will be sold ¥ MM an. ™., atthe on the éthday of J) Steen eit a ok Us ag which are a RES nl of hae ‘be Cows will be sold m2 ‘A. BECK WIFE, Major FUTURE DAYS. By J.C MoGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. Ditur eursaeox-an inerineene Pence ae T Hiox.-On TuURSDAY AFEERNOUN. Jone Sth. wt 536 o'cl 20k. on the promises, we shai! valusnie Lot, fronting 24 feet oa isth etreet west, between Sand C srreets south, (leisnd,) and rua back 165 to 8n elley, wil improve- Mects, consisting of s three-story Brick Pwellir mouse, copaenmne, ten rooms. with substantis porches in front and rear. ‘she b is weil built, onvenieut ¥ arranged, aud delightfaliy loonted for & private re idenor, Terms: One third ossh; the remuinter in six acd twelve moothe, with interest, secured by a deed <f trast on the premises jez. JE MCGUIRE & CO, Avote_ By THOMAS DOWLIN®, Acotionser. HANCERY SALE. rtue Georee Cierias Circe eee ES ise ot {Comm bia, setting as 8 Court of Equity, made 2 Wi James Warde |, southerly, Basse & runRing tence soather of Green street, apn ae Gnd parali-! with of pestnning. “ - ving bis bonds wits z the Tructea, bearing inter Allecuveyanoing at the expsres ofthe rehseer, : R. ». JACKSON, . m %-¢te THOMAS DOWLING, Aust. erly with the wost side thence weeteriy aud ps Bridge street, ITY OF CHARLESTOWN. U- Cc . Named Proposnis win CAeenca, Commissi overs until June to; & tons of Specie! Casti: required wi i be 4, &, 2, ie, Ee ps All pipes to be rast veriieniiy, 80 a8 to lay 12 foot exclusive of bub, Copies of speoifinati treet and pes — 1 Cation of part.ex Lo! to mat wh Parties waking Proporaia will be req: to give bonds, wich al tye we. The Comaussionors reeerve ri Booep reject Sny or al! of the bds offered. “ail vale. to be joraed **; id -lron je2 2w_ Chief BtLEscaep mereaarey | 9 sukarines. es h We invite attention following brands of Goods j ea 1 4 Sno Brown Goods, in the varions 00ds were bouxht close for eash, and smal’ advance, ew Store” 308 Pa av.