Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1862, Page 2

~ WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY... JUNE 7, 1562, (7 Resding matter on every page. See out- o\ ‘+ for interesting telegraphic and other matter, Spirit of the Merning Press. The Jatelligencer argues that President Lin coln’s recommendation of the ‘adoption of a national policy lookiag to the gradual (net sud- den) emencipation of slaves with compensation to owners’’ was the aspiration of such patriots as Washington, Jeferson, Madison, Monroe, and others; and the Intelligencer reproduces “ utter~ ences of Mr. Monroe and of bis contemporaries in Virginia for the purpose of showing that the Tolicy now preposed to be insugurated by the National Government in the matter of siavery be- longs to the best traditions of the Republic, and ts especially comme: to the support of all who recognize the authority of the greatest names Southern statesmen. It isa policy which, as !t concilia‘es a!) interests, deserves to receive the confidence and suppost of all nations.’* ‘The Sepubdlican, true to the Tribun- theory that a defest tothe Union armies helps forward the ahetition programme, is very much distressed by the Star's statement that the rebel losses in the battle of the Chickahominy exceeded cur own. it will further grieve the Ke -"ppote, that the Assoriated Press dispatch of yes- sy from the Peninsula carries out our own state- ment (which we inform onr neighbor was the very reverse of a “‘guess'') to the letter, setting down the loss ef the enemy at ten thousand. wee OUR MILITARY BUDGET. Sa LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA. ‘The latest information from Gen. MeCieilan’s army received bere, is up to Isst evening, when it was basy fo the prosecction of its commander's measures for the reduction of Richmond. Though skirmishes were taking place occasionally, no ac- tion or deme nstration of any importance bad cc- curred since our artillery drove five rebel batteries from the south bank of the Chi¢kabominy—at New Bridge—on Wednesday morning last. A WESTERN GENERAL ON THE PO- TOMAC Brig. Gen. Jobn Cook, of til., together with bis Avsistant Adjutant General, Capt Benj. F. Smith, nader orders, arrived in tois city a day or two since Gen Cook, iste colonel of the 7th reg!- ment (infantry) Illinois velunterrs, appointed a wrigadier after the battle and capture ef Fort Donelson, wes the first to respond to the call of President for volunteers, offering the first com pany, and chosen unanimously the first colonel from Iiliaols. The General bas been assigned the command of a brigade, consisting of five regiments, now going Into camp at “ Cloug’s mills.” Col. Corcoran’s (69th N.Y ) regiment is one of the five now in camp. NAVY YARD. The Baltimore left for below yesterday after- noog, taking down a lerge number of members of Congress and their ladies. The King Phillip went down last night. The Yankee arrived last evening from the lower Potemec, but reports nothing new. The Wyandank and Reliance arrived from off the Pisnkatank river this morning, bringing with them a fishing smack called ‘‘The Monitor,’’ which was captured a day or two since attempt- yng to run the bleckade. On each occasion that a boat goes into the river now, it come back with a number of arms given up by deserters from the rebel service, who are now in their homes in that vicinity, peacefully employed at their respective pursuits. The 500 men noticed some time since as having taken the oath of allegiance at the hands of Captain Harris, of the Island Belle, have all given up their arms, and are at work in that section of the country, from which the most of them halicd. Some of the citizens of the neighborhood !nformed our Officers a day or two since that last week a colonel, two capiains and three lieutenants, who bad been serving in the Confederate army, re- turned to their homes in that vicinity, baving wecome sick of the service. ~ see [>> The telegraphic announcement that Gen- erat D. B. Birney Led been relieved of bis com- mand.on the field of battle, created no i!ttle sur- prise amongst bis friends. {t is alleged io his bebalf that on Saturday last General Heinizelman, ebief of the corps d’armee, ordered General Bir- ney to take 2 position on the Richmond and York River Ratlroed. Birney complied, and had scarcely got his men in line of battle, when Genera! Kearney, chief of divisicn, ordered him beck to bis original position. This order Generai Birney also promptly obeyed; and for this was placed under arrest next morning for disobedience of orders. General Kearney at once addressed a note to General Heiatzelman, wherein he fully exculpates General Biraey of any intention to disobey orders, and says Le icoks upon bim as a superior officer. He asks General Helatzelman to accord General Birney a bearing, which ke (Kearney) is satisfied will result ratisfactority. SSE EET “Romance of a Poor Youxo Man."—This grand and beautiful drama, insix tableaux, is to be produced, after weeks of incessant labor, at Gro. ver’s Theater on Mondsy evening next. The scenery is new, and is more of the excelsior ban- diwork of the celebrated artist, Mr. C.S. Getz. ‘The characters are ell original, tue dialogue rieb iu sentiment, tnierspersed with brilliant wit, while many of the incidents are thrilling in the extreme; particularly so is Manuel's leap for honor from the tower ef Elfea. Mr. J. K. Mortimer Will assume the partof Manuel and Miss Addie Proctor that of Helowise. Setchell, Jennie Par- ker, Lotty Hough, and the entire comedy con- gress will assist in the performance. ‘Tue Srave Trae Treaty Rativiep—Capt A. H. Sebultz, of New York, who went abrosd aot long since as the American bearer of our fatification of the treaty, for the better suppres- sion of the slave trade, between this Government aod England, bas returned to Washington, bringing hither Britain's ratification of the same instrument. The act of England in so promptly ratifying this treaty, and at once returning her Tatification by the oands of our Government’s mesenger, wus evidently designed as an evi- dence of ber extreme gratification with the re- sult of the negotiations on the subject. New Booxs.—Through the publishers, Peter- son & Bro , through John C. Parker, bookseller, 79 F street, we have ‘‘The Stolen Mask,” by Wilkie Collins, the “Two Prima Donnas,’’ by Geo. Augustus Saln, and “A Life’s Secret,” by Mrs. Henry Wood, ail absorbing works by lead- ing authors. Alse, from the same, a copy of Pe- terson’s valuabie “Counterfeit Detecter.’” U7" As the rebels are burning their cotton, they should, to becoasistent, burn their psper currency issued on the bests of cotton. Personat.—Major General McDowell and staff are at Willards’. APPOINTMENTS AND ConrreMations —The Senate yesterday confirmed the following nomina- tions Kirby Benedict,of New Mexico, reappointed Chiel Justice Supreme Court of New Mexico Alien A. B: , of Colorado, Associate Jus- tice Sapreme Court of Colorado. The following nominations were submitted by the President, viz: Gustavus Koerner, of Iilinois, to be Envoy Ex- traord!: and Minlater ay toSpetn. ‘or! Erastus D_ Culver, of New k, to be Minister Resident at Venezueis. F. Whidden, of New Hampshire, to be commissioner to Haytl. 'y Charles Hubbard, t of the Customs at Hickman, . Charlies H. Loebr, of Pennsylvania, Consul at Ciudad, Bolivar. leary W. Diman, of Rhode Island, Consu} at Oporte. Joba A. Planagan, of Pennsylvania, Consul at Puerto Cabello. LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. j E=rserdinary Scheme of a FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Our Ficet up James K The Battle at Fair Oaks. {Despatch to Philadelphia Press.) Fortasss Mownoz, June5, p m—During yes- terday we were fevored with a visit from an old friend, = regular northeastern rainstorm, which bas rendered the dusty roads bereabouts little eise but ponds of soft mud. From City Point | learn, to-day, that our war vesseis in the James river, sbove City Point. have tun the batteries at Drury’s Blof, and itis ru- mored that the Monitor bas through the obstructions, sinking the Rebel gunboats ebout Richmond. If this be true. the Monitor by this time, is at the Rocketts A number of powerful gunboats have been sent up the river during the past two or three days, and our fleet before Richmond is now quite for- midable, consisting of at least twenty vessels, armed with the very best of naval We must succeed in driving tle rebe's into their Inst diteh, and, indeed, out of it again. The Metamora arrived here from City Point y- The rebels came down from Peters- with two miserable freight cars; under a flag of truce. U; these cars Mr. Greenhow, Mrs. Baxley, and Mrs. Morris, who were not a little humiliated at the carriage prepared for them, took for Secessia. As they mounted the caret) is gave three cheers for Mrs. Green- how and ber company. The rebel officers ¥ were very despondent sbout the recent great battle near Richmond, and ac- knowledged that their loss“was frightful, and they also oe that thetr plans bad bern frustrated. Their facca were greatly elongated about the bad news they bad recently received By the arrival here of the Cour de Lion, Capt. Alexandria Hamilton, from City Point, 1 bave been enabled to converse with a number of ref- ugees, who came from Petersburg, which im- portant place, they say, could be taken by asiagie gunbeat, as there are no batteries or troops there now stall The en‘ire rebel army was moved forward to aid in the attack upon our troops on Saturday last, and the rebels were So gure that they could whip Gen. Casey with forty thousand men, that they sent a heavy flanking column down the James river, which was to move north along the Caickshominy to WBite House Point, whe: It was to form a junction with the column opp <d to Casey, and pitch into MrCiellan’s flank aud rear. The pisn was thes much more exten-!ve than was at first supposed. Great preparations were making among cur gunboats for the reduction of Fort Darling. Many of the poor mecbanies in Petersburg sre in a starving condition, and longingly look for- ward to the time when the titg of the Union shall guaranty them something to do. Desertions from the rebel armies are very fre- uent, and companies of cavalry Lave Leen or- dered to patro! the country for miles around Rich- mond to bring in these deserters, who are leaving by scores There are thonsands of men in the rebel army before Kichmond who will surrender without # blew, when opportunity may offer. The rebels put their best troops and thelr best generals for- ward tn the battles of iast Saturday and Menday, and hed Davis and other great traitors to encour- age them ; but they begin to feel that their cause is about played out, and there is but little use of fighting. THE ADVANCE ON RICHMOND. Incidents ef General McCielian’s Progress. [Correspondence New York Tribune } Satace’s Station, Evening, June 1.—Rich- ardson played the return game with the enemy this morning, driving them up the raliroad be- yond Fair Oak Station. Hooker took two New Jersey Regiments and Sickles’ Bricade, and cleaned the scoundrels off the wheat fleld and out of the woods this side of Peck’s camp of yester- day. ‘Twas one of the loveliest sights tosee the (Hall’s) put the beyonet into the confident fians who, with the advantage of three to one, fusiladed us ont cf ourcampson the 3ist.- Sic- kles’ Brigade covered itseif with new honors this morning. Before supper it recovered the entire groand lot by us yesterday, and i's cemp kettles sre now hung upon the cranes Casey’s Division setupand parted from yesterday so hurriedly. Bat little of the Property Ce ga by the Rebeis in our camps wes removed. ‘The shelter and other tents, the furnitore, knapsacks, unopened mails, and mostof the stoi was left as taken. The advent of Sickles’ Brigade was the signal for = prompt retrert of the enemy far within their lines of yesterday forenoon. Qur scouts and friends, anxiously searching for the een, re- Port the woods and fields to be covered with the Rebel dead. [ shall contemplate this harvest of Wine euetalty pared and i It of The carefally and cunning assault o! the enemy ‘upon the two divisions here bas been afeliure. The whole Peninsuia brd been flood- ed with rain. The rising of the Chirkabominy, and the loss or \jaavailability of the new bridges, was accurately and promptly calculated on The beur of one in the r don wes selected, so that there should not be time for reinforcements to come from Sumrer or McClelian—selected for its unvsualness in military operations—and assur- ance was taken of Fate by the precipitation of 40,000 men upon atbird of their number. The fillure cf the blow was@ defeat. {it should have succeeded — militarily speaking—we ought to bave been crushed. ‘The spirit of our attack this morning led them to think that reinforcements bad crossed the Chick: hominy, and that the op- portunity was lost, sad retreat was become 2 ne- cessity We heer to-day from Richmond. Anomnibus, with four horses, driven by a mulatto, and having two African gentlemen as inside passengers, came into Heintzelman’s camp this afternoon, amid more laughter and cheering than I bave heard in a year. A South Czrolinian chertered it this morning of the keeper of the Columbia House, to remove wounded friends from the field of the Seven Pines. Jehu, of mulatto tint, drove the four bays rightinto our (ratpelge on Casey's old ground. The South Carolinian tumbied ont of the ’bos, and ran like a lamplighter away from bis grinning driver, aud the dangerous conse- quence of his tmpudent mistake. A musket ball stooped his flight, and the ’bus and the three bisexs were sent to headquarters. The driver, a very sharp fellow, says that the rebel wounded of yesterday are awfully numerous; that every cat- riage in Ricbmond waz |mpressd to carry then ‘away; that all the houses in ibe citycontain more or less of them, and there was talk of turning the hotels into bopitals; that the inbolitants ase re- moving to Danyille, and that the army was re- treating before us in large masses. Ob that rain which J deserived’ Had It not b en for that McClelian would to-night Lave heen in Richmond. His pisns were mstured, and oyr march in overwheiming foree and vigor could not have been stopped. Put itis bey be uestion of time with the Commander. I felt to-day for the first time a full sense of the vast labors be undergoes, and of the exceeding heavy burden of the respon- siblilty which Bade down his beart and bis brain, when | saw him dismount from his horse ata brook, and, baring Lis head, asked an order. ly to bathe ft with water scooped up io bis hai ds, Overburdened, barassed, hampered soldier, v the God of Battles give you success and giye you rest. Savace’s Sration, Mond-y Morning.— At midaigbht Gen. Sickles sent us the information that be had for some time beard from his out-post the word of command to ‘Pall in‘’’ given amonz the rebel regiments upon whose rear be — so sharply during the day—that the r- ng of their wagons was continuous—and t>c movement of cars upon the raflroad unusnuz iy Lvely—in a word, that the enemy was in fail re. treat, even tothe rear guard. A balloon reco - noissance during the day showed 17 rebel reg - ments in motion between Richmond and t.: Seven Pines. Mow thst Casey’s camping ground is cleaned of the enemy, the anxious search for the deed, wou and missing w}!l immediately com- menceall over the scene of the outbreak of the overwhelming attack of Saturday. ‘The New York 1th, Col. Brown, has not been beard of since the battle, and net amember of the company commanded by Acting Capt. John Wilkeson has been able to give any account of him, save that when lest seen he was in advance of bis men doing bis utmost to hold them steady to the fight. list of ‘‘missing,’’ fearfully large, will, I fear, bediminished this morning be | fal increase of the list of the ‘‘dead” an ounded.’” PimanciaL.—New York ‘of yesterday say: The war news from the West bad a decidedly favorable influence upon the stock market th mornin, and the speculatiye gction received a new Impulse from outside buyers. “as Were somewhat irregular, but the com; ve mor t- ment was toward higher Prices. The rumor oc? the fall of Memphis ard Fort Pillow, another im- i step in the wiping out of this rebellio, an im influence. We quote: U.8. 6's of 186, coupons, 1 U_ &. 6's of 1981 103; 1064. UD. 8. 5's of 1865, 99 'U. N.S of 1634, 064790 Treasury corres, t of the New York World gives distinguished credit to the steadiness of the Maine Second it. Itstood immoyabie under the bardest brunt of the and after it. ammuaition was exhai Colonel rorger. Colonel Cross Pardemed—Tar Petition Obtained upon Forged Documents from the War Depart- ment—The Pardon Kevoked. Oar readers, no doubt, recollect Colonel J. Ba- chanan Cross, who was convicted of about two years since, and wassent to the Eastern Pen- ltentiary. A few days ago Marsbal Millward re- ceived a document from the War Department, fran Assistant Secretary Watson. This med document informed the Marshal that Cross was ‘wanted by the Government, and instructed him to. repare the necessary papers to procure 2 parde7, fe be signed by the United ‘States officials of this elty t the same time Governor Curtin recetved a letter pn ting to have come from the War Department, requesting the pardon of Cross, and stating that the would be sent from Eniladelphia The i ictions to Marabei Millward were to conduct the matter as quietly 28 possible, and were followed implicitly. The petition was prepared and signed Lo Collector of the Port, District Attorney and shal The Postmaster was absent, and bis signature was not obtained. Mr. Millward took the peti- tion to Harrisburg on Wedn: , and Governor Curtin at once granted the pardon. Mr. Mfll- ward then returned to the city, liberated the sccomplished Colonel, and proceeded with him to Washington. There Cross was introduced to ‘Secretary Stanton, but the latter had apparently never heard of him before, and probably mis- took bim for some military gentleman. Mr. Millward then produced his letter of ina'ructions, but the Secretary prof-ssed bis entire ignorance of the whole matter. He thought tt rather s.in- gular that be bad not been consulted upon tos subject, and sent for Assistant Secretary Watson Mr. W. soon made his appearance, and was handed the paper. He at first remarked that it was bis band-writing, but seemed to know noib- ing of the contents. Hethen examined the docu- ment critically, and pronounced it a forgery. The whole party were then in a dilemma. Col. Cross bad a genuine pardon, and nobody appested to know what course to pursue. Firal- ly, Gen. Wadswortb, the Military Governor of Washington, was seat for. The Colonel was then place: under arrest. He became quite in- digneat when about to be hand-cuffed, and ap- sled to Marshal Millard, but the istter said that e bad nothing todo with it. “By whose au- thority am | arrested’? demanded Cross. “Ry mine.”? was the reply of Gen. Wadsworth “Under what law?" inquired the Colonel. “Mil- itary law,” wasthestern answer. Cross was then eecorted to the guardbouse by afile of soldiers, and passed the night there. The next morning be was brongbt to this city, and lodgedin bis od quarters at Cherry Hill. Upon the matter be- ing represented to the Governor, the pardon was immediately reoyoked. Tne dodge of the Colo- nel to obtain @ pardon upon forged recommends- tion of one cf the Departments of the United States, is one of the sharpest ever played in this country. Cross, no doubt, intended to give the Marshal the slip eomewbere between the Penites- tary and Washington, but Mr. Millward was 8 litle too vigilant for him, and the whole scheme filed —Phila Ingw REV. MASON NOBLE th Divine e-E STSPET Barzis® cHuRca Prof Sucre, of Columbian C. preach TU-MUKKOW MOXKNING at Il o’clork, and in the evening at quarter befor-8 o'clock. * NEW JERUSALEM CPURCH. (*wi- B a Hog ele Veet ip ne peers anc ne Rey Dr Mansto, of sew Ham shire, wil preach TO-MORROW, the ach neta, 1 ¢’olook ®. m The pablic are rcspeotfalls in- Yitea to attend. REV. CHARLES SPR Spear, of Boston, will deliver addresee ths Unitar an Ciurch, corner ci sth and ") streets, on 8 H APFERNOON, at $3 o'olock: and in Wilard’s Hall,at 753 in the Ky ENINE€ = aiace i—“Seenss of Prison Life ” Anproprate ~usic. ‘sl AND MRS. f THE LADIES OF THE FOU*DRY ¥. Charch will hoid a STRAWBEARY PESTIVAL, for the surpose of refurrishing the Parsontgs. at the Sunday Sehoo: Room of t! + Church, corner o '4th ard G stre tr,on MON cod TUESD. DA. AY EVENINGS. Bhe frente «fthe Coureh arecorcialiy invites toattend, je7 st" f e YA ZIONAL LUDGE, No. 12,F AND A, 31—A cali communicatio: of thie Looge / be beid at M conic hai corner 9th aod Dats, WEDNESUVAY EVENING next, the lith stant. ef 7 o’ciock. Prompt attencance is ear- Bertly requestei. Members of sister Ledges and so garsing Brethren are cordially invited to be present. _j273t W. MERTZ, Seer-*>ry. OFFICE OF THE COMMIi:SION ©5 under the eat of Ap-il 16, 18°2,ented 272 ext for the rele cv of cartsin par-ons held to #-r- vice or istor im the District of Colrm a,” City Hall, We hingtom uit, D.C Ordered Tuatthe” "> for?ling a ste ement in ri ing or sorcdule with acler. of the «ireuit urt for the Dirt-ict of + , umbia, as provided in the 9th section of theabs 2rt, be avd the came is héteby ex’snic (tote "+. day of July rext ja7td WR \/OQODWARD, Clert. REV. CHARLES SPEAR AND ii. _ Spear will give therr closing ad ‘reese © the Uniteriac Church oorrer S:xth and D etreet>, oon SABBATH AFFERNOON. at 3% G’c ook, odin Wiilard’s Haii In the eveving, at 7% 0cloc., Suhject—“Mihtary sud Crimiugl rrisove.” Ap- propriate music. jo6-S.* A SPECIAL MEKTING OF Ti > i Youse Catholiny’ Friend Sooiety. wii - baid at St. Patrick’s Sono0! Room, on SUNDA., ere. very member is ear Bi ed. By order: G6 G. C. SIMMS, Rec. Sec. FESTIVAL.—T 6 ladies of ths Wes & Presbyte-ian u-eh will oper & Festiv for the benefit of < uid uch, st Frenkin Heli corce of 9tnhe =D, cor reneine THIS ( Wednes- 6.7) sVENINE. The public is -espectfully ro- ls tad to sxispd a libera! patronage to this worthy Ou eat, Jed atm ' INGTON AND BEORERIO . June7, 62. une 6th, at nestly requ jes the Btont holders of tae Washington and George town Railroad npauy” iil be heid atthe Nation- al Hotel, in Was! top on TURSDAY, the lotr day of June, 4 2. 2 eection of seve Directors of easd Comp: it. ‘The election to be held from 108 m. tog p m. “as EO KINGMAN, P c-tdont, jes st J. 4. Coons, Peorstar REV. G, the Koome oft » joe ation, Penneyl: - m8 avenne. n* 7th etreets, eve y SATURDAY EVENING. at 2 o'clock. ‘Pubic ordisily invited. Young Men’s Prayer Mesticg 70.07% to8 p.m. m 3-e8, SULA WATER FOUNTAIN TOR 5. sue SPAN D complete. cheap fcr cash. Py *t HARRI ON'S Periocionl Store. Pas aveh near $4 §* est-under Washington House. PIECES ENGLISH AND AMERICA 300 Pants ete meee new style LAWNS at 12543. j 7st? 15) pieces new el Oar stook is full inall Copestmnente ; WM.K. RILEY & BRO., je7 1m No_36 Central Stores. oe eet tee Bick LACE MANTILLAS AND SILK SACKS ask Not MITTS Bisok, Krown and €reen PARA! i un UMBRELLAS SU LS and = UNSHA YES, WM. R.RILEY& BRO, 36 Central Sisres,cpp Center Mark-t, 871m pstween 7th end 3th streets Bas SILKS, 24, 28, 23, 9), $2, $4 and 33 irebos pri ue, of the best macés ani at the lowest ie Kleck Seroger. Craze Meretz pacas and Bomba: ad Lace Veils. ROULHER Black £nglish Orr pe M. R. RILEY & BRi No 36 Centra. Stores. ops ( ent>r Marset, _je7-1m between 7th and sth stree's. ATTING: 1 i MATTING! 40 pieces White and Red Check Mat‘inz, 20 pico@s 10-4 and 12 4 Sheeting, 100d’ z-n Napt.na, 200 dezsn Towels. For atie &t the lowest ‘ee faa 1K. RILEY & BRO., No. 36 Central Stores, opposite zim s enter Martet. OO OE RAS aay. FROM THE SUBSCRI>E4, ron Ipdensbucg, two VWEGRO Buys, on Monday lsst Henry Becket, 5f-et 4inon 68; COppsr co'a!; low lorenead sam aS Nore Short Pies Sorat es 5 ie 4 Lo! : toversl scars about they on highs kK, with J ovoasioned by burns; thick iips and grum counte- Bertini fetta detehedampeae cs Before receiving Eas apgee reteandes cueet howe je? “FIECUEW MAGRUDER $25 RESy ERD” Ror cue apersnoested ant <e- tome, at tue vi = +» Prives Reorge’s eounty, Md. Dulgtto man ALBERE LY LES, late the Siahiy hed dla queens “athena re tj Light yellow; of went ram countenance e 7 The Pri seide oy maul for id Sud charge the advertise’.) Rparmmcesh eedaed : Bay Rie 7 je6 st" “ave poten 0 q HE PEOPLE" Bog KETOR! baie mt: acces ATA COMPANY.—A mee ng o {15 3. puns. snc Collecting < per Sica sud L streets north, 'y. D.C. te and others, com ritting property 4 cap have good tensnts selected, we Sand ineuranes paid, Es Rear Paar House Azert. via . given to the pi 4 ea! katate. Dee! M '* ,earefaily oorreetiy drawn at % xa nined, and a' fur 4 Pistt of the Los jagres in Wash- pgton eity, for referencs inspect on st *l] umes. je7 teen nen on Ma IGHLY IMPORTANT FO THE FS Y I GORTANE aR, ae “ADEE Prof. Indian Diploma . Lt ROBERT BLANEY. of imore, is in town. Pu apt rs Fitzgereid’s Boarding House, be- ra, s.reete, Pi tw and a His Medal Cure forall Fema'e W: sinful Womb Disease, is we! endorses toth ere 81! over our coon! daily 2to7 pm femiiy note: csive mpgs neha am A, 5 eatrenty: lw ~ed ia' ief,o- ro eharg his simple Herb Medicines. 7} Hiss Speaite for 7, Ga: vel, Coratrictions, matics, Consumptions. one a reasgencen, sis mar Doctor's Sen of + ¥. y krown cere fo ad Bites, Paralysie, and ard ‘With fac simile terse sexed in ‘our mm dst. D* J. H. SCHENCK. f ‘Thie distinguished Phy- iJ sician, whose brillisat and wide spread reputation bse Ly a by his eminenuy suocessfo! treatment of Consumption, even in cases which haye beea regarded @nd pronounced inourable by the regular facu ty, will be at his Rooms No, 444 FIGHTH STREET, A few doors abore PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, _,. Washineton City, On WEDNESDAY, the llth June, For conzu'tation and to exaimine the condition of his eatients . His great experience, derived from long ard ex- tensive practice, c oss aiu’y and cevotion to his srofer: together with the agsistance of the prr- © with whieh &rsexaminations of ine lungs Bre made, enebie him to Cetect the slightest sympioms of ¢i sease, Hie t s PULMONIC ee great EA WE MANDRAKE te Sve been as wilaly dies for diseases of the Lung 8s bis Own repnistion in the Of patients evitar or iat rogtrument mo charesis made. Dr Schenoe woud fesi gratetu: to such pationts As have been benefitted hy his treatinent if thes would ca! on kien daring his visits to their cities. aul certfy, by w iston statements, to the beneit they hava.eceive’. Baadee ve: faction to him, such cert:fic=*es tend to ivp confidences to hundreds of et ifsrers from sim diseases, who need on'y fsithin Dr. Senenck + his remedies to yet be sayad. ti 1siant ply of h es Ppserosacs FOR STATIONERY. au Durartment oF Stars, ashineton June 1, 2262 Szated Prorosa: tor tarniehng euch - tionery a* may be reeuired by this Department dermg the fiscal year encing Juns 3), 1863, wili be Teceived untii }2u’cloek M..on Sa’ of July next tory tretimont wi of their kind, aoy not infertar to tacoer plea es sir kind, Sod not inferior to the samples whic! Will be exh'bited at the Departinent. it Each propoea! muct be signed by the individual or firm making it,anc mast specify but ove price for enon and eve.y art .ie of the schedule or of the rr he articles, when furnished, rust correspord with the sampe:, or any of them, ifdesired, acd in no osse be inferior in quality tothe sample: and they must be delivered without delay when or dered, and mus* be eati to the Secretary; and ® friure 20 to comp hia stipulation will be deemed csuse for the abrogation of the con- Articles not named in the schedule are tobe furpiehed st the option o; the Dr partment, st the ‘owost market prices, and the riglit ts reserved of O: Cerlog 8 greater o. leas quantity of each articie contracted for the pu Bonds, witn yr the person or best ths event of the rei. al Deg eet of the contrac- to’ ofarnigh any erticie or articles named in the contract, on the orcer of the disoursing clerk, @ may be purcha ed in osen merset, and the Lerence in price paid therafor.aod the contract price sball be charged (> the contractor, le- ducted in the settlement of his acoount fur the quarter during which euch re{ueal or neglect may oc-ur. The subjoined echeculs mpecifier, as nearlyas can now ba dons, the amount, quality. and descrip Upon ef each of the articies jkely to be req aired. The bids will be osavarsed for eac® of thethree asses separately, and contracts for one or more of thé cla:ses awarded, as may be deemed 1 vao\ageous to the Derartment. Propossia to be addrazzed to the * Department o State,” and endorsed *Preposais for Stations; . 2 ae ; — 0. 1 —Paper. - Wreams white leid oa) . i i. rgnifeon rear Py heavy, ruled tops be Teams cap, white. ru'ed to pattcrn, p*r ream 3. 10 reams cap, white, ruled pony ne er Jos to ptttern, extra 4 10 reams consu'ar oj p - moe ep white, and rvied to pat 5 reame coneu ar c3p, white, prance double thick, ar cap, waite, trimmed and raled, 6. Sreams ‘eg per ream rai) reams post, quarto. wii.te, ruled, super, per m 8. 10 reams white vei'um rote r, bigh'y gissed ‘ hard calenderad. perream eye . 2 rears commercial nots lined, . €Xtra, per rra: ee eee nen % 10 reame fist oap. white, unru’ed, psr ream 1 m8 Caveiope, yellow or buff, royal, per . 10 reams arge brown envelope, per resm 10 dozen sheets patent bicttun | per dcz sheetr Class No. 2—Envelopes. 1 1,00) muslin lined, tithogrephéd and printed to order, i}2 by Sinches, per 4 2. 1,00 muslin lined, ithographed and printed to order, 9 by hes, per M 8. 50) mus'‘ia line hogrephed aad printed to 1] by 5% inches, per M 4 ;Ve Pure opes, white, heavy, litho- grapted and pr.nted to order, and pat terns. per M o 10,00) adhesive envelopes, 'arge and small, white, letter and nots, pia.n, per M Intermediate sizes, ordered, not to be charged higher than bid tor size next larger, Class No. 3.—Pens, Pencils, &e peross Perry’s, Gillott’s, or o.her g00d ime- tal ic pens, T gross i. = per M 3. I dozea Faber’s, or other good, No. 1 to 4, or xraduated. pe: dozan 4. Sdozen Faber’s, &., red and biue pencils, per dozen No. 3.—Continued.—"n/, Infstands, = ‘afers,and Waz. 1. 4 dowen Draper’s Inkstands, per dezen 2. S dozen Maynard & ‘Noyos'e ink, iat, por 2. dozen piote, Arnold’s ink, per -ozen 4 enue post French carmine ink, ownoe, per on2D 5. Ginouesnd saa) wafers, best quality, red, No. office cM best red wafere, common #129, per Class 2 Wo pounds best extra super sosrlet sealing wax, Pp?" pound Class No. 3.—Continued—Cutlery and Mis- + eellaneous Articles. ad tamps, dogen 2dczen o%e9 shears, extra, oer dozea 3 dozen office eci-eors, ver coz sn <6 dozen silk taste, w.di 5: dozen red tage, aseoried. per dozen Sdozen peper weights assorted, p=r dozen Sd-zn Green's ink eraser and paper cleaner, zn Spotnas prepared Invia rubber, per pound, 3 pounds pounce, per pound 50 pounds large twine, for packing, per pound 5) pounds linen twine, per pourd 5) pounde best cotton twine, per pound Idez-n s round or fiat, 30 icches long.per “zou |. 5 pounds bert quality spongs, eeaede 4 v per pound per degen. SB cavers BE brash and metsi!ic , page pentolders, je7-lawiw Pe suena Fo® et do WHITE HOUSE, Bl saialaemasscbanenene TT SESS BFR M REPAIRING CBAIRS. es WELLS Having removed from n 274 C besiness of repairing (Sink, Chairs at No, 353 13th street. between New Yors ay- grates she narantoes ati Old Chan sorssonted se fo be aervic~avieas new. jo? i> NEW DRY GOODS S7ORB. JOS. J. MAY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DR ‘Y GOO) 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ds, AMUSEMENTS. PORD'S ATHENEUM. ‘Benth street.eear Prunsyivanis sv. as ee. PROGRESS, ir, Taree Dearces af Loafing. Slap. 4 = .-2= oan nome ———- “BBIt, Robson sore seat! Saar ene oom ‘Foocopelade wits ths MANIAC LOVE! Mies eee poems ee vr of i'l prevent the farce «f the BOY Beicsicees Li.. and the wared perform- ances e! te DWARF COMRVIANS. Perfermance—For dmission to the Rernosn, acies. 35 i fi é Y 215 can! WDaattoecer “We: a PASE LIFE IN ASHING PN ite oskoeenen om 7 Wii bs asemen’ fre’. B BISHOP, ether Sotcrs of os'ebrity ard popular ADMISSION. ¥ ette.__. ___5) esnts gen oenen(Wnee_——2 see GROVER'S THBATRB. Ps. avenue, mesr lite st. and the Willard House. LaoNakb GRovan- — BRILLIANE SUCCESS OF THE NKW SELECT COMEDY' THIS (SATURDAY) NIGH, ay) NIGHT. THIS (SaTUR LY, NS TMS ELY, Tus mT™. of EVERYBODY'S FRIEND ! EVERYBODY'S FRIEND! Major We jiagtes beZoots—__ Mr D Sir Felix Feath Mr lcebrook Trap...... tT PosiTi * Lotty Hora Mrs 6 © Germon Sre JS Bawards Mise Fiore Lee To conclude, for the iret time, with the new and bigh'y comcet oe, TAKING THE © TAKING TH TAKING Tu SETCa COMEDY MOND. First tims ane Sib, er Smpie preparation, of the THR ANG BEAUTIFUL DRAMA. FHE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN Neto Scomery, Lrevses, Appointments, ety First appearance of MISS ADA PROCTOR. Orchestra. Private Boxes____ peaks pe AND EV SS I ement Ous 3 T and Thomes W E be aubacpeiars Seas! Will silat Pablie Avo os THU SALES. FULUEE DAYS By J.C. Me@UIRE & CO. Auctoasn. MPROVED AND _UN pectennry ioge, Also, immedisialy sfrer, tne east -sif of Lot No, bs east buif of No, :7, in Dquare No 7, ‘erms cash. ‘ jer-d J.C. MeGUIR By J ©, MeGUIRE & RUSTE noneers. SALE OF_VALUABL jal Betare hid RSDAY. ie ook Pm. 2 Tor No 23 inequare Jy ington, fontng twenty f sven Fou * em ees, 7. tnt ments in ox ° wRie; the ceferr: ths dry of sale, and to b ponds ol the pur beeer, wi 7 the © & & surety cr eureies tobe ro by the Tru: tee. Should the percbaser fsi' to comply with the terms of sale Within six Ceys?iter the dsy oi se, the property wilt be resold at his risk and expense. after five days’ notice All converareing at the cor! of the snrchace:. © INGE ®, Treatec, jeT2awkde J.C MeGUIRE & OO. aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAM Heese OLD AND K TURE, Bose. © CaBt. PLOWS, anp 7 Atction.—On F ‘We shall sel! at 1 o’clook * eace of Gourge W. Taiburit, foarth of @ mile from the Navy ye the Piscataway Koa! >" &))@ good assort 3-0 Msborzaay Fram Cha ’ we ano tore, Heresue, and "8. Pine Grocatelle aud White WinJow Corta:ns, and ee Turee-p'y and other Carpets, Pasray> ant Oileloth, Soring Lounge, Uodsieais, Cooking 04 oiler Stoves. With & good lot of Kitehen Boqusntes. One exer (ue vers ng Utecs.is All seme ener 8 ars over 81.6 CTedst of @ one cage fer Cowe ates r? Cursed, Le8ning nterest ania SHEEN & WILLIAMS, anc, {7° THE ABOVE f FO*EPONED On Brcount of the ran *NE=DAY, the @th Gay of June wt the e- we sed OREEN & WILLIAMS, Accts I THE ABOVE SALF is STILL PUR- Dav the och intent oe . i oon es” GRE By J.C. McGUIRE & C A ccuoneers. ORPORATION OF WASHINGTON 4ND one Gas or se onto! the Seats may be eecured st the Theater during the | Wi i scmet _ day without extra charge. = 3 = poreer Stock, ANTERBURY HALL, — Low a Avan Rack of 5 By far the Coolest Pi iz. Amusement in the city Piret Week cf W. B, HAKRISUN, Comed.an acd Veouist! zEE CHARMING TH = &. SRARMING - piew WESTERN UCC WESTERN SUCC. CLARA BUTLER. Who for six mostns - bas constituted the peecia” ¢ ASURE WESTERN DEPARTMENT, Where she nad the dietingniahs before Gsx. Sieg anu the NoBLE PaYEIoTS whose ceeds o/ arma constitute eangy HEF theme of song, Her BEAUTY sad exesia'te VOCAL POWERS revder hi The First Favorite of the Day! Tre Dariog Gymussts, LEWIS AND CHRISTIE, E88, Ess, In NEW 4ND SraRtiine Acts! To-nighi, s new piece by Rice, entities z FRE Buses eT THE OwsiBUS ~ THs OMNIBUS, THE OMNIBYS, and the first sppearance the Spring Searon of the te pe FAVORITE, aloes 4 ¢ Extemporaneous Singer, with his new Budget about everything and every boay, = é Of coarse—of course’ PARKER, ( How are you, Richard‘) $aLe é THE COURT OF BEAUTY. Doors open at 7% ; performance at 8% 0” Admission ts Ocats ! Uronester Chairebs Sees LAST MATINER, NEXT SATURDAY AF LERNOON, June?, The Alternoon Performance of Season! ! all of the remaining PRE: wul ated. A Silk Dri eweiry, Pi &o.,&0.,aunost a present for every body, the great will sppear! fternogn Favorite, CLAKA BIPLER entire Company wi!l app: ar! Admission, ladies 20 cents; enilcren 10 csnts. Doors open at 2 o'clock : verformance commence at3c’clock preciee's and finish in time to visit the concert of the Marins Band. je? DD FELLOWS’ BALL! PO-LEMOGRAMA: STANLEY & CONANT’S GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS « or tue WAR FORK THE UNION! Comprising Views of Cines North and Sow 5 u,) CO East and West; taciies, Homlardments. Maroney mp o# 8nd Inciceuts ol every Kind. a ee Hebevion snd a Nations pal Wi at the real movemest of ACTION OF MAC. Expiosions, Sc: Wateh uluetrats ton of the Congress sad U and—the ard Sinkirg Shy & most wonderfal and interesting exhidition of iteeif. ‘reat Historic Work will be presented to 1o This = POE VERY EVENING THIS WEEK, cr u yEEK, and SATURDAY AFFEKNUON at $ o’ciook fo- Latiesand Chitdven: je4 iw” PPOLLO CONCERT SALOON, late > York Saloon, near Brown's, Ni m Hotels. cor. 6th and Pa. and most sgreesbic pince where a leman recily oan erjoy &n évening in thistown. We defy cor petition in regard to sing.ng,dsucing ana pinying of this celebrated 00% iss Ao Wes, Queen of Song; J. A Florence, Ethicpias Come- dian, and host of others i u ‘0. Prof @. Nachman, weil known bectrs siding at ima: for his ability, leads the ore: eome Waiter Gire in attendances, from the New York | ¥! Saloon. Coxcert commences at 4 0’o!oc! i'l Sh oclook. D FREY, Proprietor, - WASHINGTON ed PARDEN, DERuS. ween and — ber reegeatiuliy interme the pu ie thet Di 3 ve | Opened the above plessant re:reat tor ti ts o’clork p. m, MN lance, A jaliery have been erected for the amus: ment Visifors. Clods and Sseveistions cen have the use oF Soin by Rivisg notice to tes a a en hi nie SE en- desvo -eae0 8!. woo Or wth their presence, x ERNST COREE Ke WASHINGTON AC. Dip. 'ao. Peun "aveoes, south nae, Bete? Vory Cvening & FR PE CON- ERT of the best c’ass'ca. and Us.c, a! Cs. by eminent artista their bnost s'3 10 Fie daiy The best m2 aw HENRY ROSENTHAL FFICE CU eres 4d hocor to gppear | #2!) oo WADNESD ‘ognor ‘Tiveriri pre~ | ** as re | Dorth, between Meh be most desirance part of io city. a: Terms of sale: Une-third each: the rea: reday there wil band f uric j, and 2 fine Tenge se ‘and Ee Lt Brite fa By J.C. MoGUIRE & CU. Avctoneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF peer. Ration Prock.—Uns TUFSDAY AF NOON, Jere Ihe, et § o'clock the ome; we shell ee. by onder Court— $300 Corporation of Washington Stock. Terme cern, in Government fance. WM. J BEL~ HW, acm nistrstor peta J.C. MesUIke & CO., Aucts, By THOMAS DOW LINES. Acotionser, Geortecon, D.C, XECUTOR’S SALE-HOUSEHDOLD FUR- MITURE AND Errarzs red a x + Lex’ Mie, at 10 o'clock, at ths resiceces of the a He on Co street. between Bes. soi ‘Went strests,all the Furnituresnd fecta, oom- 1) _ Gaictany pence Sest Chairs, and Sofe, a ooker. Tadies. Curtains, &0., Tex lant iad: 3, 8D Hedtice! - 's. Ba: ir idebose.@ Gey Clock, pee ‘Three-piy, bs my ory! Augra:n Carpets, Stoves, as Fixcures, Bel pnd Beek Stteeees, gilt Tes i Forks, Sy ES e J of 3 and or ea men Sous Shorey ‘Trasteses end Ext'rsof John Horkias ded. jes + _OMAS BOWLING. Avot wn finer & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. S’ SALE OF VALUABLE - 1X@ Lor —Uncer and by virtue clases ares fom, Charice Wo-nec and {wile vo the subscribers, 29 ani = ~¢ Laer’ 1 aed ov yre A 108 ho 422, 433 and 6%, ore 5 es of Washington Table y Buy Kitchen wisites,and many other articles too = - +S K gban"é nemto: fronting twenty ve (25 > nora D etree: and Tuaticg lsek o Mg hitdred es at oe at On Ist street west, containirg “Terms of saie: One-third of purchase Gash; the balance iné 12 sad ign paths, oon eee reve notes bearing int®rest for ceferred A derd given and a deo of t. ei z aie rast taken to secure All conveyancing Sone of porobuerr, - WAKD, JOLIN P. FRANKLIN, j@Seod GREEN & WILLIAMS accts By WALL & BARNARD, Accu: MISSION stata — cree of Cireait Ccart bie, bearing dat> on the 9 Ana passed in the cxre - ‘8, [OF BCIV_2.0n Of the ea: t 2, ce By THL cate, Tes! estate. The wenty one (ll ta Sguareru -vered two hencred and fifty-four (26) Of the gro -ad plan er pistol the city of Wee % 22. 60 menoing ths tame a: the northwest engie of sid lot, (2:.) thence repning -outh one uudred and fifty mine (159) feet toa th riz foot e.. See eek along eBid cy thurty mix (%) feet si¢ven (1) inohes: thenes noru: and a ong tae can! aley filty pase ce) aH ‘hence west ten (10) fort e if (3138) inches; thence nert beadred (100) feet treet north: and Theres pe? said F atreet twenty-five 25) feat eieven & nO lt (1136) inches. to the P sce of groning, mated to contain 4334 Seunre iret of ground, €réen, Coneiet, smi! Brick Houses on the rem: cf sasd ate ee Sud fronting on the public & ley: al! fret sud clear efthe cqwer interest of the widow of esid Hutton, Fhe property is well lora‘ed, front g Isth ang etieccs ‘weet, inthe uihe, the surcha-rr giving red payments a ie Yo the Widow re ~eotvely. ard bearim sale. “Ets dead to be ° money is Al. convey oes ar co” OF Wit. interest ‘rom reppined antl the who.e the cost of the turebaser, MBUS ALEXANDER, LiAM RB: wtLEy, = 505 eokds WALLA BakN wD: Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, A. siways | ‘(RUSTBE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE A | Resi Pat et nCkeha te EAT AT by virtue Fa m | fac Aaa oe ae eto, Ws ; as Peer come’ ; P