Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AmvsEMENts To-niouT-. Grover’s THEATER —The fine comedy, “Ev- erybody’s Frie: will be put upon the boards to-night for the first time. This is one of C most brilliant comedi«s, and Mr. Setcnell as “Major de Boots. » and Mr. J. K. Mortimer as «Peatherly.”’ will doubtless make themselves ‘master sof thesituation.”* ‘French before Qreak- fast’’ concludes the performance. ‘onn’s ATHENETM.—A good bill is off-red al! nae are fond of careless bumor and sparkling comedy. The dwarf comedians, Com. Foote sad Col. Small, take a benefit; and on the occasion will appear in some of thelr most interesting inimitable performances Poole’s favorite com- edy of “ Paul Pry’? will be performed, with Stewart Rebson in the principrl role. The piece will conclude with the rich farce of the Benicia Boy. To-morrow afternoon a performance for fledice and children, commenc! it half-past 2 o'clock. CantersvrY—Dick Parker and Worrell appear to-night In an entirely-new budget of fun. Miss Clara Butler will sing some of her sweetest sougs, assisted by the favorite vocalist Harrison Song and dance, wit and bumor, and medicine to cure the blues, is the nightly programme at the Can- terburry Opp FeLLows’ Hatt.—The Polemorams con- tinnes to attract large houses. Messrs Stanley and Conant have spared no effort to make the exhibi- tion perfect in every particular. This attractive erbibition rematns but a short time longer tn this city, baving urgent hoy A emer northward, and the oppertanity to see it should not be lost. The Polemoramic exhibition will be open to-mor ow afternoon at 3 o’clock for the benefit of families and those who cannot well go with their children at night Fxstivat.—An hour of rational enjoyment is ottered any who may favor the ladies of the Presbyterisn Church (now holding a Festival et Franklin Hall) with a call. fhe object is a worthy one, aad should commend itself to a benolent public. Acapemy of Mcsic —The musicians at this resort, both vocal and instrumental, select their performances from the best classic “and operatic authors, and execute them In ficst-class style. Re- freshments always to be bad APoLLo Concert Satoon.—Miss Annie West, asweet singer; and J A. Florence, Ethtoptan comedian, and others, deligbt and amuse the vis- itors to the Apoilo fhe pretty waiter girls are very attentive, and dispense the best refreshments the market siords. Potice BMarreae—S.cond Precinct Devilboles, drank and disorderly; dis’ Jobn McNay, driving on the sidewalk: Third Precinct —Catherine McCorrick, disor- derly; dismissed. Samuel Dorsey. do; $1 56 Andrew O'Donnell, dronk; dismissed Susan Mattingly, do ; workhouse. Jerry O'Neal, Mar- earet Larree, disorderly; dismissed. Louis © tey, throwing stones; $144. Henry Blaker, Jas Doolin, drunk, dismissed Frank Miller, threa's; sent oe Panny McAline, disoraerly house; $5.62.. Mrs. Staiford, nuisance; $2 62 Fourth Precinct —Samea Kelly, drunk; dis- j missed Peter G_ Carrico, threats; committed to jail. Timothy Gleason, assault; mage: to keep the peace. Anna Degan, larceny; dismissed. Mary Herrity, disorderly; fined 81.75. Christian Artiser, drunk; do. Righth Preciuct—James Flinn, drunk; dis- missed. John Redmond. disorderly; do. Hugh Redmond,do; do _ F. Butler, disorderly; fined $158. Caroline Brown, do; do. — Arrsta, do.; fined $2 4. "Julia Peoggta, do ; Loulss Pensagia, do; do. Ann Peusagia, ‘40; do. Julia Bresnahan, drunk and disorderly; fined Sim. Ninth Precinc:.—Jobn Sullivan, passing coun- terfeit monev; dismissed. Peter Riley, disorderly; de. James Pope, do ; fined 62 55. ‘Marsh Rieh- erson, drunk and ‘disorder: y; fined 65.53. George Porgme, drunk; dismissed Thomas Dudman, riding on the pavement; fined $1.58. Jos. Little, essauit; bail for court. John Murphy, disorderly; dismissed. Johanna White, do.; fined #1.58. Aresin Somme;s, Cordelia Malony, Mary Lynch, do; dismissed. Tenth Precinct —Joseph Russell, carrying con- cealed weapont; fined $20.91. W-.Dewney, over- charging; do. 291. John Quinn, swault; do. S109. J. Cole, disorderly; ined $194 W.H. Swann, throwing stones; do. Thos Simpson and Pat O’Brien, drunk; workhouse F. Kelly, sus- picton; dismissed. ‘Jas Gibson, drunk and die- orderly; fined $2.91. sohnG Stafford, do.; do. S109. Thomas Buckley, do j dismissed. Han- nab Young, drank; fin "g2 4. Dan Hill, do.; dismissed. Mrs. McDonald, profane; fined $2.04. Andrew Miller, driving on footwalk; do. Ma- ttida Wade, disorderly; do $391. Edw’d Wil- bert, assault with koi: istnissed. Row at Hazietown —That pleasant locality called Hazletown, situated north of the Navy Yard, and formerly tHumtned by the somewhat notorious Light family, was rgareey se sate = scene of a row, in whieh Mre. Seunnun Witte, ‘ive. Avenke: Seasmners andl bee. Co.delia Molony were the participants. [t ap- pears that Mrs. White and mers had rented a house, consisting of three rooms, between them, and Mrs. White bad sub-let her half of the third room to Mrs. Lynch, who wished to make uce of Mrs. Semmers’ room in passing to the street, instead of going out the back docr. Mrs. Som- mers denied this privilege, and yesterday Mrs. Lynco, assisted by Mrs. White, attempted to force her way through Mrs Sommers’ apartment. Mrs. Sommers armed herseif with an ax and buteber-knife and resisted them, but no damage was done but to the door, which was broken down. Officer C. C. Clark was called in, and agrested the whole house full end escarted ‘the So the eflice of J ce Cull. Mr. Scott, the wal isnown carrier of the Suaday Caronicle, and M Horatio R. Metryman, the owner of Hazleto appeared for Mrs. Sommers, gnd cogtended tha the other parties had formed a combi:ation against Mrs. Sommers, and that she had a perfect right in protecting ber property from invasion by ® foreign foe. be jastice dismissed all the parties excepting Mrs. White, who he fined $1 50, and advised them all to go home and pat- tern after the bees, “‘Live peaceably together in ae hive, and not to use their deena - Tue Faxsugr —Th? Potomar ts on the rgm- page to-day, from the foods of rain, and this morning’s tide caused a complete overtiow of the eana), from Fourteenth toSixth street west. The water in some places extended beyond B street, and laborers were early at work securing the lum- ber at the wharves. The rise being gradual and the current moderate, the loss of lumber and wood was inconsiderable. The celiszs of various stores on Pennsylvania avenue were but Little disturbed by the water; the proprietors anticipating a bigh tide, arranged their goods for safety. In the eastern section of the city the water ts very high, both in the Potomac and canal. At the Navy Yard, last night, the water rerched the top ofthe Wharf, aod the vessels alongside were ha vied out 3g the stgeam for safety. At the corner of M}s- sourl ayenueand Third street the water has come up tothe dwellings, but as yet no damage has been done. The water bas not yet reached the top of the wharves in the Potomac, although it is stilirising. The lumber and wood merchants, with the owners of river craft, are busy in placing toelr property beyond danger. Muss on Seysnts Staget + —Yesterday after- neon, cons’ derable excitement was created tm the neighborhood of Odd Feliows’ Hail, in this wise: A aumber of children were playing in front of the stores there, and annoved a farniture dealer whose goods were exposed. In order to get ri of them, he took one of the boys and ‘shook him The father being told that the dealer had struck bis son, went after bim; and very soon a crowd followed sympathizing with the parent. For a little while a fight seemed tmmin: but a po- Neeman interf-red, and the matter settled without a knock-down. While the crowd was gathered Inthe room, pickpocket made a de- seent upon a geatleman’ 's pocket, and picked out & pocket book and tifwen dollars AseaULt AND Batreny —James F.vans, colored, was before Justice Clayton yesterday shernoon, to answer the charge of assault and battery on Sam Posey, committed on 27th of last month Evans and Pos-y it appears got into a ispute in folefion te the me “(bo crisis would artive” and Frese the other fora fight. Posey re- ‘used to Poot the challenge and was knocked dowa by Evans witbs brickand badly beaten. Evans was arrested by Officer R. Johnson the same day a8 the occurrence; bit Posey’s injaries wauid not aliow bim to be out, hence the case was cot heard until yesterday. vans was held to ball for appearance at court. Mesic at rae CaPttot.—The popular prom- enade concerts of the Marine Band, under a leadership of Prof. Scais, will commence morrow afternoon at the Capi! ol, and will Fa continued every Saturday afternoon theresfter. The music at the President's on Wednesday Q&lernoons, will not commence until the family take up thelr summer resideace at the Soldier's Home, which they are expected to do shortly. Potitcs.—The Thi- Ward | Patrolmen reported this wage eee Pk codward: drunk and profane; workbouse ys—by Just! ‘The Fourth Ward Patroimen Nelly Klekom,* profanity; dismissed. obn Kellan, threkts of ‘violence; security for peace, Deania Gleeson, larceny, for farther bedrin, Deanis MeCarthy, disorderly; ined $1 S3—by Justice Clayton. Pourts Warp Station fase edore S Jatin Wal Patrick Gourk, Jobn W tiliams. the mili Semin aah; locked up 2 Bory lary so leaner tnd don aed Ot, i locked fx fees = Gbhours Frank Ft drank; kiss Green, do ; do. comet» do. $1. Terence’ Keenan, 81 ‘Abrabam Clark, do ; do. $1. Ssconp Wann Station Caszs—Before Justice Clark. Druak, very drank; wn he Joba Jones, do ; ytaed $2 ot. SicCormick, do Abram Montz, do. turned over to the fool fined 82 0 om. wenn Rel Kelly, wring ‘the market; | 8 CHanex oF Rosszxy—A day or two sincea soldier named Gantz, was before Justice Clayton, baving been arrested by Officer J. Jobi ss the charge of robbing Thomas Dolan. soldier of some fifty or six! The Justice after hearing the evidence the case. A Goon Move. —The oe sutborities — or- between H and dered the cleansing of ley, I and Sixth and pad A Sof The necessity for cleanliness pine locality has long been no- appreciate the pu: ape Ly pro- come will be well emplowed ia other local! ARREST FoR D A ship carpenter in the navy yard named Jobn Mitchell, was ar- rested y morning by the uard, on the charge of having uttered treasonable sentiments. He 1a still confined in the guardhouse in the yard. pe’ tlee Cl syton “who held him for a further hearing. Fiom Dr. J. H. Darrell, Washington Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue. Dr. White has removed 2 most (sar bella — from my foot. The operation was parent mirably, and to my entire satisfact: 1 Dra. J. A. Daweett CHTROPODIST Corns, Bunions, Callosities, Club and Inverted Nails, and all diseases of the human feet treated cessfully without pain or loss of blood by Dr. yhite, Surgeon Chiropodist, at 426 Pennsylva- nia avenue, between 4} and 6th streets. No Acid—No Blood—No Pain. Operations performed in » few minutes; the tient can walk immediately without the least neonventence. Office hours from 1 to7 p.m. No cree for consultation. THE cask of the house on Nineteenth street west, which was advertised in yesterday's Star as having been *‘Investigated” by Justice Walter at the guardhouse, and ‘‘honorably discharged”’ by him without the hearing of testimony, or the Presence of that ‘‘malicious person” ° com- plainant and proprietor of the building, will Prove no: to he so “finally dismissed”’ as certain parties —_ fondly sunpoge. The case will be presented for the action of the grand jury of the county of Washington, and it will then be seen if government officer d employees may with impunity, by false pretences, secure possession s- | Of premises for iMegal and !mproper purposes, bold make a handsome profit thereby. It will also be determined whetter trials before Justices { who “Inveatigate”’ and disn “ eases’? on bearing one side on! ave become inaugurated National Capitol beyond reach of remedy. A. W. Danan. Bottss at 25 oBNTS.— We are receiving twice a week from some of the best dairies, Philedeiphia print Butter, which we are selling at 25 cents lb , at our S'ands, No. 43 Center Market, opposite the Fish Market, and Ne. 5 Seventh street end of Northern Market, and at our Store, corner of 12th and H streets. je 5-30" Gro. W EWaRT & Soy. Hams.—Henry Nyes, N. W. Thomas, G. Cas- sard, Keiman’s Orange brand ham, F. W. Cas- sard’s best sugar-cured hams, at 10 cents per lb. ‘Pheee are five of the best brands of hams in the United States. Ten pounds of Lard for $1, at Gro. W. Stewanrt & Son's, jes-31* Corner 12th and H streets. It 184 Pact, and the people should know it, thatone dollar spent at the Dollar Store, (433 Peansylvania avenue, near 44g street.) buys more beautiful jewelry and ailve lated ware than three times thatsum invested els invested chewhere. jea-lw* _Wastixerox, May 28, 1862. This {s te certify that Dr. Tumbiety, the Indian Herb Doctor, has cured me of consumption. R. Cray Doassy, United States Capitol. THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR will describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of their complaints or illness, without re- ceiving any information from th No charge for Consultation or Advice. Ofice, No. 11 Washington Butldings, ers vania ayenug, corner 7th street. jeg To Anus! To Anus |—The citizen soldier will find a more deadly foe in the brackish, muddy water and damp night air than in the most de- termined enemy. Holloway’s Pills so pany — that the soldier Gan endur sue bata ine and that the ler can endure ani still be strong and Tiny. nal M! ‘cenls per box. — Daaxe’s a Birtens. T.19 It invigorates, am thes an urifies the syq- tem, isa t jzer, and the most agree- yee nic in ‘the world. {tis com- celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots, ‘be and pure St. Croix Rum; particular! ty adapted to delicate females; cures Dybpepats — Weaknes, and {s just the thing for the chang: wiaola Dy all Grocers, ‘ists, Hotels and Sa- P. A. Drake & Co. oy, ap ne eo3m* _™@ 202 Broadway, New York. LL Pune ms fing the best stoo! Closh- a Pur ing ats eka Cede, | *: w Suoith) s, No. 470 Seventh : st, near Pe fe 27-318 On the 5 bh instg tus Chyrah, the Rev. Father Maguire, Fr. B A 5 tat | ~to Misa y is, von of Mont- gomsry co On the Sd instant, hy the Rey. Mr Finekel. Mr, PHILIP MEHRLING to Miss BETTY BOYL, 6. of Washirgton. * 7 4 youngest child of John ‘The fuccral of Mrs, SMITH aac will take piace to morrow at 3 ool. ot, from her late resi- a 376 Thirteenth street, near I, The friends of th 98 For YORETOWN. AND WHITE HOUSE, ‘The fest sai'ing sohoousy, r Mail is gee etekine in freight and passerge above pisces at the foot of Ith si For frolent OF passage apply On beard | mediate:y. is5 s€' UMBER, = WOOD AND COAL, me we fats 4.8 oles des ite Pine C: Hinge, ‘8,000 4 ands o 6 do and N soe ¥ i Sauk. bis ids and Sil i ine Jois' im is and Silling, 5 000 boat WW ite Al Lathe, Pick sts. Site ieee Wood of beat g ‘and Pine Wood o' L- ity. White Pine radi: Nome bundles ¢ feet song, Feb ne 08 o! Gs pe Un hsnd and for sale by T. EDW. CLARK, Pos tes and Vard, V: snd Loth streets eset, Navy Yards Jesate Just RECEIVED AT No. 16 MARKET Space. J Pena. tr pen bet eS 8nd 9th streets. Ladies’ Last ng morals. h Kid Bi rece gner ies Gone eee Om rio. ow Se ten! ies A 20 rr eras variety 3 fas “cae “STOCK. 86 RIOR ADORN Just revolved 18 ADK nection oh aae and de- sirabe styles, ne eG ALERHANGINGS. ny Ptiste for Parioree Mele via MATES WE eee Bruns, cerren oN, “De . wenrguned ould Bands, Imitation worry f Green ahd ‘Biue aa . aa a in the TRS e Waanstea We tacant vind gu | Waentonees S0a70 Bearman Tie ade ces Sina ___ BALLS, PARTIES, &o. PARTIES, &o. WANTS. LOST AND FOUND. SECOND EDITh THREE O'CLOCK P. M. sneer Pat Sa We Bot Lore Seen perdi geuin tee, egsueat GF Oe at July. Adarees ot t * ¥ a: Dengrtment; iy. $10 REWARD arma > on ‘STOLEN OUR MILITARY BUDGET ANTED—A MILLER Pear a ay bk? ada e creel ga the right sides a " OUR Loss. BE Pio Nioat Grestal Sprit uation by ineuiring of ARK & CO. pemieeer e bear, incidentally, that as the brigade and AY, os Spee jo 6-S* 6 st* “REATCE _ | division reportsoftheUnion casualties ta the battiae FI For Ps Gaan mo ANTED—A ToEmOn: ite private fermi | | O86 O8 STOLEN— Iwo Fonsi of Saturday and Sunday iast,atthe Fair Oaks, reach aa di + Cre EA J, with the — ind oss swod, aged 12 General McClellan's headquarters, It fs bec om! a ot slorose Se 3. $86 ane mr op ages wy eeon oat B Teo eet Spperent that our loss in Eilled and cuanaee ci TUES! oJ Crystal Spring is 2% miles onehe ith street road, tifa! Bas Swings, &o. KK wisi be smta- | especially the latter, was Much greater than was wae » woman, SITU- Residence, I street south, ‘Gaye’ coti! 6th and 7h. Talend ie +l at Gret supposed. The rebei loss ts known to Soager—@. Be ‘avenue, tween CaNaR ORD ee now believe ours will quite reach the former re Aiba! reward will be given ven. Uf retarses CS 4 figures—seven thousand, instead of three thou- CHARLESTOWN, M U- eh — 9 Beowner A debat” 7 | sand, a0 originally reported, ci 8S A 2 eon, VR nlemen—twe we ae OST—A mali PORTFOLIO. containing & 4 Sree inne a guavas, aod aundsy pagers, GPC “rporai dotn | PAYMENT OF RETURNED PRISONERS about ey of o Formazent® A uttacie roward willbe given tor ite dativany' gi | ,,immiractions have been seat to Brigadier Gen toms of Spot nee Ww ANTED-Frecy guia ate Lot Farm mae see Ot glee. No. 79 White atreet, New York, 5 oi }OUN D—On the 3d instant, lor payment about 1,400 raed ano or Bg ge ton. ne se aaewe rege F be Cheon ieth Srvota, FEN N DOULA oners now arriving in Peg ety dons an pinesk- by oalurg on aN JO NSO Ne Lend Gey calling at No. 133 Peron | Ment of North Carolina. Payment will ent, ourner Seventh and E atrests, Wash fren oe ee = _ sigs wane Ca to these men as soon 2x muster sect mance at ce VATION ce: F OST—Gu Mealnl Justin eee have gia tos Tate Thou a io) ea references Seon “It Lo8to2m: onder, J June 2d, from 409 @ street, been from seven to teu thousend, and we foelvabonds, with, te Peepae, mule reaulead SAT ANTMICA HOUSE, Inte Br ea | Se R STOLEN-A BAY MARE, a | Pleted. ‘ copes ANTED—A HOUSE, suitatie for i a = aS or allot te PGs offere Soeviy eas Wt seal, ‘oontaining about 6 roomy, wi ily vot eee tr eae here oye be og mck of these men as may Lave been exchang ennerivania avenu ad ith 4h and N strects, er of | ed, will be granted leave of absence for twenty o! tag nate ‘ haste deicntomicaamnn . je 5 st* J. CONNERS, | days. The remainder will be furloughed tit ods Store.so 4 ter Market, between 7th and svh ate joese™ STRAY MARE—a i re {pe taken up | exchanged or discharged. Those in the latter lay on ax class will report their addreases to the Goveracrs . € SON, je22w Chief Eng’r Chariestowa Werer Works F La Bonta,’ ie Biagions on the Piney Bran r mer Gan apply to SURO. Ee sae Of their respectives States at the end of a Bye MD BAR. c f thy TER, mansg yr on the farm, or at 134 Seventy st. | Month, in order that they may be promptty net le eut man ge partner ar | wegt.in Washington is fed should exchanges be made for them ” be tho’ o be e e ng DEAFNESS. of any husiness estabi aot ESTRAY —Cauis to the premises ou the —y in eee sae = at the cifisa, Room No 5, Washington stant, two bay MARES and oa AN INTERES EW orner of Tih stree: ari Ps avenue HORBE. ‘Tho owners requested to eam steps ced clabecer ie M.A BONTA, | forwar ae Tg gharges EE GOOD VEST MAKERS WAN ‘Corner 20th roo! Diimnsaiaeety at WM. POORER tide jos si corner street and Now York — Morning paid a visitto the Secretaryef War is 5 See eee ee je was highly compl! a fs REWARD-—8t : = Te ee Sy Serematy WANTED—& WOMAN to wash and starch $5 HORSE. with Dwinte tbo oe Mera O8Y | Stanton, who said that the whole countr, wou'd 6 fi - ins, m Piven and isi . National Steam Laun appisua and honor bim for bis gallantry The Je Col. Kenly, of the First Maryland Regta. the hero of Front Royal, is now tn this city, and : ES F_HOTCRKISS, a ive Sed oe carers Sige . Object of bis visit was to obtain an exchange for AMAVRO#18.—Partia! amourosis trested on &@ new ¢ FHUMAS “DW s oe on yo ie WANT TWO TWO UN N « s - AKD CLARK, his regiment, now prisoner omir- ites orinlamation of th the Eyes, Gran- rately 5 Nermantetsenaitien’ 3 Plows Lumber Yar. . that " cheeia be ia é e. He was premiera ae . : I PREVOR ROLAND, Post Ufics, Wash. TR'CT_ OF GOLUMBIA. Waeuinerox | peesible. one atthe earliest moment Stoppage of the Tear Passage, or Watery Ey j35 St” Cataracts, 3; a. Fime eifeotus y remus Wee HIRE By the week, a gcod é -brou an oe of the Ist Maryiana Reziment © requiring medical , Of span of horses, and Cov closures, tro ge oar tay: an Stone, of the2d Massachusetts Regime nt, for which s liberal price wil! bs ‘oms attended to about 5yea's old; abo: > were unconditionally released by the C Dasrnuss.evon of the longest atanding, ourabie, G..” Star Offize, 595 3" | on nie Corehiend | Phoesth oe ee high. ates, with reece de = eel he Conteder KINGING, BUZZING, And other distressing noises crown RL. +» white or oo]. | hands high; the hind fest ana tgaicdccncecloreh in the Kar entirely removed must be smart willing gd acousto ned white fae. ton. Secretary 8. said that, in | ceemeyuaine of ¢ Cunosto Discane»s trom the Ear in children or | to wok, ‘Avpiy unmediatey 434 street, ecoond | ,,G!zen under hard of me, ons of the Justioes of | Act on the part of the Cons: Jerates, adults verms- ently cured onan dc aimp!a pian. | door trom 4th. ja 52 the Peave ia and for the county af his 31 | ord : . Obstructidns OF thé facia. 9 from thyok W W 4N2ED- BONS io lame packomutiong ae aay of une, - bay order the unconditions! relesse of al! >} mucous membrana Jae my is Owner OF Owners of ths above described | S°°2% GOW prisoners withu<. it wii 1b Obatructions of the Eustschean tube at its fscial ‘Those hei a "at the trade preferred, | horses are eee onifica from Telaxed Macous mem raze, Apply tt Motrop nate Comeh Faotory, corner 13}q | and : tei ‘2 Prove property, pay otargea arpestit the Confederates firs: set the preceden: struction of the middls part of the Kustachaan a 2 of holdin; 1 tubs br menpa ot seme A ceartore “bands a bi bry GEORGE R. . HALL, fi B. M. BURROWS. sen ig surgeons as prisoners of war, at Brit ol \seases causing Dosgocss wpcedily remov YOUNG MAN WANTED-—A youth, vot les: $25, by iin, Wun MOSCHYASRER Oca fori prey NOUNG MAN WANTED—A youth, rot less | ; t After bis interview with the Secretary of War, f - |. Fostimouisia of cures {rom high resouroos and | S*Ur98 ani fod of employment, and who ree\ies ANC! a fal. Kenly, accompanied by Gov. Bradford, of . th for Felerences neo tus card in the Nation! Intel! Mtrest:? through the Post Oise Address iekse” + de vet Bes eee mite belt, Mr. Schley and Gen. Shriver . ti a ~s erick, paid a visit to the White House. oy GOOS- DRY Goons, WANTED Bu PURCHASE—a family CAR- Ayer tene conennce when | presi Hav \ gentle and sound, not ; abeu' ‘@ fest seven inches in | President Lincoln received the gallant officer ver Ninth ay arent Oat bet ea ar atest ptf ine youre nan ous. never) Teepe . ‘am doubt eel Fnowo hat place ‘or ite wrorty is | Eindly, and inquired with much Interest into ie igeg there rejaninder rch. Goocs caved from the with 'a puroht cer by appiying 2 rest and 8 “yf “Bronyelts' eee con, | details of the battle at Pront Royal. wt sve at scar esate Bogent before os Domes- SEP ee este, ai Col. Kenly, who is rapidly recovering from bis 1 a poco wit be'rold att r — ¢ rise in ast tet TO*ELL—a BUSINESS «i osT— wounds, is the guest of R. C. Washington, Esq , With the ressipt -| Do a eaiberes ea 5 during his stay in this cit = siaeak Alger Slike, Bareges, Lawn: afkoturine, with full inetructions A rhc sare ete J a his, gs follow, a} 10; —————_ + + fits, and other Dress Gucds, that will be sold | i" pasion ae i Saeayintee bea Biers Tal foi 92) 51.83) 2 for for ail 1g ee hy A <= nine bag Pe ann out the stock. Cal te 6 northwest corer of 10th nad tis Will bs made’ to Tape lt aot erueatie Se car! tar, °. —$< was iawen® YaCow FOssELL- XAXXVIIth CONGRESS—Second Ses —— a. EG ANNO. m 31-6tif 479 Ninth, det. PTE. ef el CE OF A P y -mii-etif__479 Ninth. bet. Band. | ['O ISR to goo Tis tage. et be CTHESR Se : Fauvay, June 6 Pere ea DOME OF | less thar’ 18 years of ot see. Apply at the Box Ogos FOR SALE AND RENT, Sunate.—The use Pesinashipeiiialad eiotas SS tions of the New York City Councils, { WANTEDIA SITUATION gs povsshetess, FOR RENTAL No. 450 12th street, east the establishment of a mint in that city.“ aber bya middl ‘ed ite asad racal dac oe MENTS. 0 ry +] comloriabie APART A committee of conference was ordered to be ayo attaohed | roventiy furnished. “No obtid been searsed on the Indian tian appropriation blil, which NTE ae Tyo al LS, (Irish seman in Weanington. a One at the eest — jouse with amend- ‘ork, ————— lm Pa aes wate) aval ie af opie ect sar la | po wewr=roawigmen agomm cages | vs seamen wae ened tom Bere may pe examined at ara trot led. Apply to COOK’S Stable, en £1 ithe, suits, in & very pleasant and air- location, tary of the Navy, transmitting a of navat tn the south wast room on the attio ato! of Mets eee = See yo. as may be desired. Inquire operations on the lower Mississi Geatre Buide of be is inenouy of sage, acd | WANTED 20.00 ladies to call af 250% wont | Inland." NNN Biween aba Searciary of the Tressury jcion, cling on ue WA they Stamping done on avail binds race 5 | POR RENT—A Gout PARLOR CHAMBER, | LOW much of the $72,672 paid to the Marshals of have & 000 choice mer 7 £0 secon floor. for rent. with or rere the District of Columbia for the year ending June paNOTO sy ARERNAL, ‘By 94, 1982 bi gee Eighteenth rtreet. between F , 1861, was for their personal services, and how fe, rensivst be dorsed st 0-40 tsecns Gre ing 2 ‘stam: pied by an ‘Ksetern family,—eurtavio | for 7 much on other accounts; adopted. : man and his wife. or two aing!s centiemea. See a a meoe JOR RENT—A co, ——— How ‘The bill for the relief of Francis Hutt- mieradle, HOUSE of four | man was taken "P» =< wes under considerat: ANTED—At the New Xe rk Employment K eeosd ont tae y Py f Land and ee ‘Some in < meoney, AeA eV (ab Willie eed seth to the house ws be made if req: ay " Ei a TS with Bf: E Fgoed senna Inquire at Brightwood Store, LATE LOCAL NEWS. ag, Lau Art —— 0 SE reat ‘Also young 1 —A RAKE CHANCK—4 SU 3 FA lah ol bles in Private Femi $500 es earen to bo ad Ween the ewhele nehall bay Hotels fl $0 wanted pouges immediately, with or iy BE ees nie sine Sasteupert! Ales eehen 5 print — jelivered. BOD. x . A mployers a want, of geod La ine Peat ing o sced paring - | Snowden, Anthony Washi: , Rosa, Thomas, Toles mut find it to their advan “MMcotldje (Rep. and intel.) MILLER. fis owner w wil Desethe Ste Omens Robert, Frank and Wesley Brown; Mary Walk: a wae po therw se addre: i er, 4 slaves—Amand, Sophia, Clara and Edward Au age ee ues eae | ts WISER caioutntning soot eee. epnerd, | Stats Department f Renters : a ee oa Sane ky Mata B. Band M ret eal 1 o po J al ¥ re thin three or four squares | AQ HOUSE, CONTAINING FIVE of Rockville, MM. eit ta 2 it, 7 fe rooms. @ fine lerce store and 17 slaves—Cieely Talbott, ite uate blero METZERO JAY COOKE & © lar, with about $1 Charlotte Charles’ and Lotty Plowden, Gevaert aot} Pa ibs. J m 11-tf PFifteeste tt, wali fixtures eg was — snd Ann Maria te, ia oman; Tore, = ANZED-E any time. Fhe { Harriet, Jenny. Bell, oulsa, Billy, P OPOSALS FOR LEAD. WwW tar Eee poe Sel rf ae oa Mary dane and Cuatles Sais, and ieurice’ Ordnance 3 War Department in the crnishing : s0g, Mery R. Stewart and Mary R. Patterson, ! slave— ee: We abe, ¢ BUCHLT aes an I i cs baene. | huey Whitney. Wao. rd W. White, 3 slaves— Fygrotare will be received by tte De ‘tment w. "S. ames Anderson. Eliza Butter, m, on the eve! it side,) Deslor in ch ‘obert Read, 1 sii ae Fanny Brown. mi pont ere ne, Sor seria ew gad Bloc whois wall a ® | Robert Kead, 1 siave—Ariana Dorsey, ee above P®ero8: FURNIS&IN: ie DEATHS oF SoLDIERs.—The following deal PER FUR TEES Yeile Hea in rg ban have been reported since ou Ina. ——<— ew Sy ec Panay seams Jelang, Opies Superintendent Pubic Friating, } Bata ata B. D. Bassford, Sooper F oem eg ork 2 . ‘and cas son. ‘ At mis ony Aresnal, Pittspurgh, Pegnayl- al? pursuance of the rovinions of the ne pean coll BOUSE, aud Prisons conus nie. : zooms an sue mecterall, company G, sad New York. | 01 = 8 M ‘1 St. Loyis Arseual, 8t. Louis, Missouri, ine demerel tues ee ® rt my at 31a Bie aboot weet, benoee peg | With all the informa’ion they desire in relation ae shea must be Galenaor other American, poe SIRaD he 2s antl Taee- i natainimaimar manta’ ~ 5 ay id aren rT vary eae, a eee ey oo BIRDATE oF soft English, of the most approved ees wr that may be required far the Suits OF CHOICE ROOMS) ips srat class | F Seat meets nee ennereneer, 208 ~ Pu ne one a aie C gas. hot and cold with o7 aphigpgeale will be zeosived for lots of 209 tons and | 899 0 ar, igo and onglag ou ‘Ue oth das | Muthout Bored, canbe obiaiued upo = ostion at 405 seventeenth street. b texweer ree riders will state explicitly tho timpand amaunt a aa a iret specifics, an nearly as can be | 4 Also. Staple sad Coach House for — = ieee cms ear pee ilinstrated by the oniy complete ft of delivery asa! of sagh deliv @ ied ti | sup. | Stgorteumed uo quaath of each kind of paper that} ——"°OV8 a i ° sears Or tne armdant tg | Will be reauired ‘Gratis ROMS FOR RENT—A haudsomely ferniehed Dowinge aud Hayu that pac retap eae ete ota will bo reanrred to f 27 reame aetna E Paper, unoslendered, to gy Wott on fh Avene, x oe BLUE FL eee oe striae. measure 24 by $3 inches, aud to w: - LS, and other "| Sera proper ae for its | to the ream of 500 ah: cote omar eigh Bfty pie nel partment. Appiy at 166 eo 3-ate wean ona, for Gonte’ and Youtas” her this ie 7 ASS Se - . hey ae nm aE E a aedpea es en See. | Renata cepa Pere ieerenc ese te srenesans Hint de y, Aud should be enaorsedet: Proposa ©. fur yer te Provicioes of the joint resolu- eommmnnaeee. 3 He? SHIRTS, bost etyies aud quaiition, ju afore faccoms jon of the 1 m3 eoues | ofthe ro required tr thenbove sicamech as ee BousE FOR RENT, or th: oan ee See ‘Pexy & BRO... D. Lead.” house alone for rent @ furniture for sale at Oprnance Upricn, Yay £7, 1982. furnishe P licants there or This paper is to ‘o ‘ ane Lt sees. The quantity of tead reqarred -)_ he above af- idan pe to parenet eae Xe, sheets each. and guire "No. 4Ouren tf akicen between teneai WEES. = — *< - Yortiaemoxt ig reduoe to one third ot the above mndleact wo rane : _= pli peel a sjount, namely, 1666 t sad the tine for ef ot sheets m St 1 making’ the proposais is voxtonded to the 4th of and weight be no bi Rooxs FOR RENT, in 9 very plearant and L. TOWERS & CO. a x. W. Clusive of wrappers: as Pine Sea | Sah ea, | aoa ince etsthtee Aart emrenee | STAM BOOK, AND 208 PRINTING ws. ORE NEW GREY ¥ GOODS: Mixivg Sf varie nas thpuene ot pa aulre rendering them very uitable SS x - = will 16d rate io eS a Cornar Lewisians evenue and Sixth to — @ ae the welrh be aeeargy tora 00 yards b iS pigs (om etogie | ec a co 2. cme 8 _— -< mi. einvtted to toe oe B Book oe 2 ig in Price fom La — ee onal very ch JW. COLLEY'S." | | tao reams negate per, bard-aixed and 4 Bw ELING.: -H' plenant noi beaut pon | (he Betabliskmant witch St ven Bi wich . Me 8 city, wit Tepe: fe - ‘SILKS of ASK SILKS} fy weigh fifty pounds to the rears oFae anos neets, Bath room’ supplied, fill Syd-aue et, oni gas : ranted oi Prats ean Story ores 10 pieous more of thase very cheap and good Cans 4. throughout; a osrr ahep and stabi ie at * Bep Silks just reepived. aoioo rama puperiine map paper, sized and oalen- Chis ta 0 4 Tesideses for au Me Gar | suber abe, opie, ete Cireniare, AWNS AND of "488 a may be required, corres- 2 in either one of the Depart, 3 ORGANDY MUBLINB! ponaiaain we sn tte measuring 19 by ute mente, fp gat a0 nig | Eleventh rtrest, * ari cial sesaosted eer teoliitcee tor is tre 3,600 yards, opening this day, rae ae 3 b or from 12% to 815¢ oentas Which ey j eaided arguina a We our. see we haves _— viswem J. ML Ve 1 m $0 6t 322 Seventh st ,above Pa. ™m aa nat e7ehe (orienderet or iene ‘ah ANTIDOT = a, ed, rats a 9 by 24 es ei teas an waco DESPRE E WILL CURR Hvnak FO | Lay, OUT A GARDEN—By Ed- ofeng oh Wenrnt p dia iam may be A mr age tiie ame L 4 or i i eh He a ie: dave. nad Ce) cae reamas atte. pect wrtslog paper v4 ah 23000 do oP do Ig Propertios of Flowors s. i lena: mist on the C' i Efi Mre. i é BH Fruit Manus 25 ae ce. Crass 7, arde wherry Gide. 5 TAYLOR. 1, 6,000 reams Prabitenes paver. iby 26 inches, to w res pounds pe: mn. a . —mSt-6t___Pa. avenue and Ninth strest._ HE SUB 5 ae : e: T ay U ot nen shea RECEIPT in a ae = Let ees es, An ten a waar ys frore or their patrons “« w ¥ rf ft ream, . . ‘Aine sir Spring's OPTICIANS Si-st See Goan y Yr 3 examuatlo Of the’ folio post remy rm (Mr yn the modidm _ is; aap ge cog Captain W. A Es AD- | HEN al soot Draggiste. no 3s scat 2 piers ee COUR S O0.. Dressiote, no dt-coly fen do b MUSGITO NETS AND TARLARANS, tor SFnereene aay s' per rear. renee ates , 4 = oat embracing PBR pe pail T Pavers eee arene. nak Teh ae Wh sie a: | PROPOSALS POR FUEL. Claeaes, 10 be faraished gt ma quantities as the pubis glass will be consid qeeeeaeaeS 2 "mio st S83 Bevenii sty above Paay. ALAcKsizxs; ain