Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAT......++.-....JUNE 18, 1862. <{[F Roading maiter on every page. See out # +> for Interesting telegraphic and other matter Spirit of the Merning Press. The Iatelligencer szys that the British, as self, constituted “ guardians ef elvilization,” having been very much disturbed a few months ago by the “ stone blockade,” may find a new cause for intervention in the burning of eottoa in the South The Repudlican argues thet {t is not abroad that we must look for supplying the deficiency tm the ectton production, but to this country; and holds tuat 'ts cultivation must be extended nortb- ward to Kansas and [llinols, and thst freedom must be extended southward to the ancient seats of cottondom. ___-3o OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ——_e—___ FROM FORTRE“S MONROE AND THE PENINSULA. SXIRMISHING BETWEEN THE OUTPOSTS OF TWO akMIES.—THE 15145D BSLLE FIRED INTo. ‘The steamer Baltimore left yesterday afternoon for the lower Potomac. The Leslie went down abont the syme time, bound for the Rappahan Rock. The Mount Wasbington arrived about 2x oclock from O!d Point. She brought back fen- ator Wade end about thirty other gentlemen, who Teft In ber on Priday night, and visited York- town, White House, and the battle-field of Fair Oaks, (where they spent nearly the entire day of Monday,) Norfolk and the Navy Yerd, and Old Point. They report that heavy skirmishing wax geing on all dayon Monday between the rickets. ‘The Sattelite and Islend Belte-were at the latter ‘The Island Belle, 2 few days since, wes fired at by a rebel picket, the ball striking the pilo! hoese of the steamer, going through a heavy {ror Piste with which !t is lined. The Island Beile ‘when fired upon was in James river, ebove City Point. Brigadier General Jamison, who was injured ia the battle before R!chmond by bis horse falling upen him when shot, was taken on board at tl, White House and brought to the city. We are glad to say that this gallant officer is improving rapidly. THE NEGLECTED SOLDIERS. The order of the Secretary of War dism'sing * surgeon from the service fer neglect of sick and Wounded s«ldiers, shows that the Government ir determived to apply a prompt remedy to such re Mirsness as wos exhibited in attending to the dis*bled men that arrived from Shicld’s division on Setorday night From the fact, however. that th isis by no means the first instance in which detachments ef sick and wounded seldiers bave been suffered to remain unattended to for hours on Maryland avenue, it would seem that the sur- geon dismissed {s not the only delinquent party. By the accidental omission of a paragraph ip yesterday’s mention of the circumstances of the dismissal of this officer by the Secretary of War, it might appear that the surgeon made no de fence of hiscondoct. During his interview with the Secretary of War, the Doctor stated that he failed to find the Surgeon General, and that be id sll in bis power to make the men as com- fortable a3 possible under the circumstances. He admitted the fact, however, that he spent the night st a hotel FORT WAGNER. Hzarqtarters Esxoineazs, Dzrexers oF ‘Wasztnotroy, Washington, June 13. —Ed Star: 1 would like you to mention in your paper that the fort over the Eastern Branch, in the vicinity of the hamlet ‘‘Good Hope,” hitherto known as “Fort Good Hope,” bas been named “ Fort Wagner,” In honor of Lieut. Wagner, of the ‘Topographical Engineers, who died of wounds Tecelved near Yorktown, on the 17th of April last Lieut. Wagner wis one of the most brilliant members of the class of °59, and his early death ‘s & matter of regret to cll, and of profound sorrow to his loving classmates. He died like a soldier, fighting for the tategrity of bis country. Wa E. Mera, Bt. Copt. Erg’rs in charge Def. of W eshington, REBEL REPORTS FROM VIRGINIA. The Lynebburg (Va.) Kepwhlican of the 9th Ymst., coatains an editorial, predicated on the statements of sn English deserter from King’s division, in which it is ssid that the secession- iets at Fredericksburg are most contemptuous in teeir conduct towards our flag, and the females are especially violeut {m their Insulting conduct, and frequent threats of punishing them are made by the Latted States officers. The Lynchburg Prices Curreat of June Zs quotes prime white wheat at $1 35281 33; flour, superiine. $7287 50; family, $8 25; bacon, 25a30c per pound. COMMUNICATION OPENED. Capt. 8. Hyner, Topographical Engincer, and Capt. J. C. Lee bave succeeded in opening a communication with Scifolk by way of Nanse- mond river. This river was obstructed slmost itz entire length by rows of piles, which had to be removed. Our troops at Suffolk can now be supplied with stores In a very sbfrt time, and light draught gunboats can co-operate ic any militory movement, thereby giving our troops an opportunity of making a forward movement from Baffoik. RUMORED srry ~~" ahi EWALL JACK- ‘There is a rumor upon the streets this morning of the death of the famous Stonewall Jackson- We cannot trace It to any definite source. FROM FREDERICKSBURG We hear that all is quiet in thet vicinity, and nothing new of importance bas transpired there lately. —————<-2-—_____ Tas Frexce Rervisz in Mexico—E. L. Piamb, Esq., bearer of despatches from Mexico» arrived bere om Saturday. Mr. Plumb left the etty of Mexico on the 2ist ult. and Vera Cruz on the ist Inst , und brings ratified copies of the Postal conventiog and extradition treaty conciu- ded with Mexico ta December last, th ratifica- tions of which were exchanged in he clty of Mexico on tke 20th ult. The news of the defeat of the Frenct @ Puebla is fully confirmed. The Mexicacs \ ers not, 2s has been stated, im greater num @ thea the French. On the coatrary, they were ess io num- ber, and a portion only of them hac th: advan- tage of entrenchments. The fight was bravely contested on both sides, but on each of three d-- termined charges, the French were valiantly re- Pulsed and forced to retire. Since their retreat to Orizaba, the French forces have been closely hemmed in at that place, but noattack upon them Will probably be made until the disposition of the Emperor is known. It \estill hoped that he will withdraw his support from the restless schemes of Salicny and Almonte The policy of the con- sitational government, thus far, has been purely defersive, and no animosity has as yet been avowed against the French people or the Empe- ror; but the hatred egainst Saligny and Almonte sod their partizans are intense. ————_—. Tus Gunzzat Lanny Orvicu has recently des- patched Instructions to the most distant points @m the Pacific, and in other sarveying districts of the United States, with a view to give effect to yecent surveying appropriations, and other recent laws, bearing upon the survey of the public lands. pen teem Seimti (0 Telegraphic communication between Fort- tess Monroe and Norfolk and Saffelk has beea eompleted. A lise to communicate with Gen. Burnside will speedily be built, thus bringing ‘he War Depariment in constant communication ‘with all parts of the army around Richmond. U>™ Latest reposts from say: Quie seigns supreme. Yankee traders who are for- tunste enough to obtain to sell goods ‘are making a fortune. Gen. Viele is still af the Custom Mouse. Rumor sends the General into active service, but there is nothing to substantiate his report. New ee rs sete Semmes gad his odicers jn a British ceamer. ol LATE FROM ARMY. [Correspondenve Philadelphia Inquirer.) Gates’ Hitt, Monday Noon, June 16.—Yes- terday our pic} ets were driven in on the left, and our men, ip repulsing them, had one or two wounded. We took six of them prisoners, and earned t’sat they belonged to the 234 North Car- vlina tgiment. That in company with the ist North Carolina, the 4ith and 49th Georgia, th eft Goldsboro’ some two weeks ago, end reac Richmond sbout ten days since, when they were at once sent to the front to do picket duty. They ste ignorant of other divisions except thelr own, and say otber troops are pouring in from the Soath and Southwest. That they are going to defend Richmond at all hezerds. Just ur picket lines at Old Tavern, (whicb is a mile or a little more from the battle field.) they are mounting four large guns behind a recently con- structed earthwork The weather has been excessively sultry during the last few days, but vesterday afternoon a thunder storm cooled off the alr, and made the reads muddy in; a few hours’ sunshine are saffictent to convert the mud into clouds of dust, the soll being of eclayey mixture prevents the weter from soaking cway. Everything coming from the front indicates that the rebel will make a strong stand between Pair Oaks and Richmond. Our lines run from chat point to about ba'fa mile below New Bridge, directly in front, and not distanta m'‘leare @ arge force of Rebels at Coie g day night, upon earthworks. The whole Rebel army and a large number of negroes are now working day and night digging ditches. They now are at work as busy as though their last ditch bad not yet been duy They have nade some five or six morearound Richmond, and are running another line from below Richmond out toa point below Feir Oaks, from thence to New Bridge and up to the Me- chanicsville turnpike road and thence into the city. These works mes‘ly command the public roads, and the ficids are filled with rifle aon! the woods, where it is not aa S are having trees felled and barricades built. @ country ail the way into Richmond ts more or less wocded and hilly. Their camps are growing in numbers daily, scarcely an open field this side of Rich- mond but {= dotted with tents or working parties digging dirt > Mayor Weightman, of Boston, has writ- ten a letter to President Lincoln, which has the ring of patriotism without conditions, in which respect it is essentially unlike the response of Gov Andrews, of that State, to the call for troops Mayor Weightman denies the right of the Gov- ernor of Massachusetts to speak for the loyal citi- zens of the State in proposing any conditions in regard to the question of slavery, as affecting a further requisition for volunteers. The Mayor ssys there may be small towns or sections in the Commonwealth, where emancipation and arming of slaves might be cifered es an excuse for non- enlistment, but the largs majority of the people of that State view with disapprobation any to mingle slavery with the crushing of this re. vellion, while the President’s efforts to resist the interpolation of this discordant e.ement, and bis eppe.ntment of Governors Jobnson and Stanley. bas been wery generally sustained. The letter tes that Messachuvetts may be relied on for any 1, and that the introduction of the subject in conformity with the views cfGov. Andrew would eroduce a serious irjary to the cause of enlist- ment. fhe Mayor begs the President, therefore, to make bis requisition upon the Site of Massa- chusetts with con@dence in the loyalty and de- votion of ber citizens, and with the assurance that Boston will as cheerfully respond in the future asin the past to any demand of the Gov- ernment. Tas Casz om De. Have anp THE Sick anD Wovrprp So.prexs.—Dr. Hays makes the fol- lowing statement in relation to the charges against him of neglecting the sick and woundea soldiers under bis care: On Tuesdsy, the 10th instant, I rode to Lursy. Virginia. from Front Royal. a distance of 25 vniles, reaching Luray about 2 o’clock in the af- termoon. The wounded from the battle at Port Republic were then being brongbt In, and 1 im mediately entered upen the most arduous jabors of attending to the necessities of the wounded Through that afternoon and the night followiag. my labors were almost incessant My labors of warshage f ‘Were equally fatiguing with those of Tuesday night, having the entire duty of estab- ishing a hospital thrown upon me. In the midst of this care and anxiety, I received orders to have all the wounded under my care, that could be transported, ready, with two days’ rations each, ut 9 o’clock the following morning, to be trans- ported to Front Roysl. This order was received by me about 9 o’clock on Wednesday night; and the time allotted ms in which to make these preparations, allowed me bat little rest or sleep. After preparing the train, rations, and what few hospital stores conid be obtained, the labor of loading these wounded men into the ons can be better 1: ined that described. ‘he train ‘was not ready to start until noon on Thursday; and that day we drove over the most wretc! roads a distance of fourteen miles. We bem: fon for the night in a clover field, where rations were cooked and distributed. We reached Front Royal on Friday about noon, with 325 sick and wounded soldiers. Here they were ui from the wagons. Hospitals were prepared, rations cooked, and the wounds of al! dressed. My orders were to report to the senior medical officer at Front Royal, Jeave the sick and wounded st the hospitals there, and rejoin my regiment as son as possible. 1 pods to Brigade Surgeon Cox, and be declined receiving the sick and wounded, having received orders from General Ricketts requiring bis services at the headguar- ters of bis brigade. After reporting to Surgeon Cox, perhaps my duty required me to return to my commend—bumanity demanded that I should =a and care for the wounded, and remain I i iamediately en arriving at Front Royal, I re- ported to Surgeon Cox, and he telegraphed to the Surgeon General at Washington. | also, on the same day, (Friday,) te'egraphed to the Surgeon General fororders. On Saturday, about8 o'clock, Surgeon Cox received a reply from the Surgeon General, when I immediately telegraphed to the Surgeon General at Washiogton, stating che hour when the train would leave Front Royal for Wash- ington. We left Front Roys! about twenty min- utes after eleven a.m. At Manassas we gave the men thelr dinner; and here 1 again telegraphed the Surgeon General, saying the train would ar- rive et Washington with the sick and wounded that evening between e'ght and nine o’clock. At Alexandria we were delayed about one hour waiting for an engine, and did not reach Wash- ‘oeten nntil between nine and ten o’clock Satur- day night. tere, to my utter astonishment, [ found neither ambaulsnce or wagon, surgeon or attendants in waiting. In fact, not the slightest evidence of preparation fer our arrival had been made. A stranger !p a strange city, | made all the haste possible to find the office of the Surgeon General Phat I found closed, and was unable to ascertain the locality of bis residence. After making every search in my power for some one in authority to take bape ob of the sick and wounded, I returned to the train. Here | found the kind people of the neighberhood in attendance, doing all in their power to make the poor fellows under my charge comfortable as possible under the circumstances Many, were then being taken to the churches and houses that hed been so generously opened for them. They were made os comfortable as it was in my power that ng to make them. My as- sistant surgeons urg me to get to bed and get some rest, and report as early as possible in the morning They said (and I kiew it) there was no use in my remaining longer, and about four o'clock In the morning I went to bed. Before the Surgeon General was at his office in the morn- ing, I was there to make my report and receive my orders. immediately upon making my re- port and receiving my orders, (which to me ap- peared strange when considering that the Sur- geon General was telegrspebd of their coming— my orders from the Surgeon General were to find and report to the Medical Director, and he would send ambulances.) I returaed to my charge and eee them exceedingly comfortable and cheer- al. This morning (Monday) charges were preferred against me, by the Medical Director and Surgeon General, (without notifying me of the fact,) al- leging gross neglect of duty; and the Secretary of War ordered my name to be struck from the rolls. without allowing me to make either argu- ment or defence. Under these circumstances, with these facts existing, I ask my friends, I ask the public, if Lam not being sscrificed in order to shield some one ina position much higher then I, from charges of gross negligence? Am I not made the scape-goat of other men’s sins? Who ere the men !n lucrative offices, who should have prepared most bountifully for tbe reception of these sick and wounded soldiers? Ask the sick men, the wounded men themselves, if I ne- glected them. Ask the assistant surgeons and attendants. They know If i skirked my work or shunned any resporsibility; and let them and the world say if the man who watched over these poor fellows, day and night, for almost a week ought to be disgraced because somebody failed to provide for their comfort here. (7 Strenuous efforts are being made to ferret out the gueriila parties who harrass Gen. McClel- lan’s rear guard, and eure and swift pun!shmeny Will be meted cut to them. GexeraL Huster anp THe ExtisTMEwt oF Neerogs.—Several days ago a resolntion was assed by the House inquiring of the Secretary of Var whether Gen. Hunter bas organized a regi- ment of blacks, fugitive slaves, &c , for the fease of the Union Secretary Stanton has an- swered this resolution to the effect that th- Department bas no official information on the subject. Ia order to ascertain if this is true, a copy of the resolution, as parsed by the House, has been transmitted toGen. Hunter, to make a report thereon. The Secre‘ary adds: “Gen. Hunter was not authorized to organize such a regiment, but upon bis requisition arms and clothing have been sent to the forces’ under command, without !nstructions as to the mer in which they were to be used. He has not been promised with arms to be placed in thé hands of slaves and black fugitives.”” Secretary Stenton to say that ch a report at this time would, in his opinion, be improper and incompatible with the public welfare.’ FPrsanctat —New York ‘The stock market receded this morning % per cent. on Government stocks The reaction is va- riously ascribed *o the pubic suspense in regard to the military situation before Richmond and to the unsettling of the policy of the Tressury De- part: tin reference to United States notes of elre on, but beyond these causes it would, perhaps, be quite as reasonable to attribute the decline to the dieposition among some of the bulls to realize on the recent very rapid advance. Gold at the Stock Board is 108a105%, and at the coun- ters of the monev brokers 1032116 ¥ per cent. buy- leg, and 104 ¥al(6% ling. The rate in Lon- don Is 117 Mail} por cent. pers of yesterday say : D.S Hars, Surg. 110th Reg’t Penn. Vols. SPECIAL NOTICK! nd o hers hSvingo'simse@gainst Mexogayrss ——$______.... IJ~ The Loutsvilie Journat states that a trade im powder, more or less extensive, is now carried on between Cincinnati aud the rebel dominion. ——— GRAND RALLY OF PENNSYLVA- i NIANS!—an adjcurned meeiine of Penn syiverians reviding or xojoarning in this Dlatrict de-1@ "0 co cy Ste in aiding tha sick and anded so'diers o i 11 be he'd o2 FHURSDAY BVEL Oc O.k, Kinitont speakers wil: address the meet- tog. iIntel & Hepub ) jsl0-a N&®ts AND TARLETONS. OW PRICED, For Pictcotion agernet mosquitoes and Flies, A Jarge iot now in stor PERRY & BRO., Pa. avenue ard Nixth street, jo 18 6t WwW ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY. M. . RICBSTEIN st the Nationsl Book Store, 978 Pa.ave., betwoen Ilth and '2sh streets, hes achieved a victory over al! competitors, with hi and weil sele stoor of Card Photo- Sn Sn sD an ene. . Lend ~ yd See of Cont f NOTICE TO BERIAINQUENT ‘ ures. jarge assortm-nt o} umt, foa Ti PAVERS ON THE UGH Ty TA | conte to'95) e138 3.* By thadincs Gost Gs seennd taeeie STENIVAY © son's Plano FoRTES— Pisco3, which sre univorsaily, x to the Low ot rhs present! Lonton, are sways to at fsctory prices, at 6. METZEROT?, By order of te Court _ i918 St” “WASHINGTON CEMLTLL YL” ? WASHINGTON CEMETERY —A meet. ‘ ing of thy Lot Holders in the Washingtoa emeters h !4 on Monda evening, the 16th inst, SN was adjourned to FRIDAY EVENING, th OUKS instant, st6 o'clock, at the Office of the Firemans Atoluer New * id reetin 8 ime . co . vem i ~ | by the celebrated writer, M-s, Howry Wood. 1 [arid pepe ls fhe naieenta ere ye bearly At WILLIAM F RitsaFENS. By order: CHANCY SMITH, Naenes ces ee Wer EREVAGAP Wie conomnra vw. | 222 sshngton 6 ; 3 iMBIA EN- behington. 1’. C._ CuPiz04 Re Sere epllcny Pie ATE: | Aes Miscoroee ton hier Boe sole cpies oh EWU bold & Fee ival on | Pew gear ape peal Honan EVENINGS of this weet forthe purpose of rate. Poul Ferrall: kiv’e’ turns! meacs to purchase a bauner. ook; Mre, Henry Wooi's New Booka; &o. Ste lovers of ceo A* the Nations! Rook S*ore v8 re awberies, tich Joe Cream sad other delicacies onsen 278 Pa. ave., bet. 1th aud Itth ats. corsa vinvited £3 ey thesoune lattes visita Jo18-st? Warhingt~n. Dre, one ” is.ion fee will be as and good sh-er , GREAT 1 UT. e —— jerest_ | Arrates piscune o> TH GERMAN C:TIZENS OF WaxG- AERATED R09) ington and environs. willing t> do their in Siding and comforting our sick and jaded sold ere on the:r arrival at the depots as D the diffe fi . -Ls. GINGER POUN ue saleratus s'um, or Patt ronouuced by all who reat hospitals, are reapes'fal y to be great luxuries. ed to at & meeting. at Tempers: ce ulaciured &' the Ae sted Breat Bakery, 5. & et between Ninth and Ter reets, | 9 1818NS BVOnUe, between Sth and 10h sts. itis EVENING, a8 o’cloorp m,infarther-} _ REQUA & CO., snes of theahove samed bens : Ab 88, je 18 6t* Proprietrs, i. SauKs WEIN, T NOTICE! J. SCHAD! BE Copartnership heretofore betw. . WALDKCKE: aries © pose , Jorn &. Hoover ard Ww. W. DW. ZITSUBKR, oil! is this dey dissolved br mutusl consent— bid Committee, + W. MoGill having withdrawn from the eon- ~— | oan The business wi'l heresfter be "STRAWBERRY FESTIVA? Tho la- | Charles &; eglerard John K Hoover, wro are i 4 dies of the Niath Street Meth: Protest | autho to col‘ect ail debts dee the apt Church wil: hold aStraw>erry Feetival at the CH*>RLES 8PEN CER, Rooms of the Young 's Christian Association, i BN E. BOOVsR, PRetedays ged concn: SIPraeSine, Ske | | wash sans eins” sous te" * ° pk - ATE eM uy ‘ashingten. D. C., June 16th, 182%, jo18.1w' will be on hand. 4017 4 ALATE-IAL LUXURIES! — TT LECTURE !— Professor Flanmom, of Pal- { timore, wi | lectare in Weelay Chapet, M IS SBEAu ; Chui er ih and F ast e:ts, on mes WEDNES SEV ENING” the, eh tnevant, at STRAWBERRY CTANBERRY and SLICED Hiseoms anagrppene seat tae totes Sitr'bs Brann ah . 5 4 SLISTGF siping Bekatavotaear gated FOUND Gate door on the night of lecture. je i7 x"_ | DELICIOUS ip OLLS AND YE ARRAH cOR THE TFMP ANCE | Biscuire LAG!—' grand de whi Flven ty Cood Dems ieee teeta ee hoe x Bat Rai tors of ‘Teraperenee, xt spivisrtan | ALMOND CAN EAM CAN DY, BRAN- DAYTON RARERY: £28 Burvazzz sr Te LOAN 83/0) and 8 . on o'nes se iM cored sraeaeo, topotel cml smoute to gee suat tee oy Rogers, Te there Once stones ons 0 ate paneer te Earovean Hotels” “ssonsblecn appijectiqnet) D - oe ft and ¢ sts, Washingran. D. C.. June 11s. ieee. ill be reeei at this office Paar tseak ‘any of June. Vetat 12 o'clock delivering in the o'ty of Washington, at e Depot Quartermaster msy di ttl a “ Sout 3 ier oo Sore, t long. ‘ “% —% 3b 6,12 ‘eet | mR sc lirg. "16 feet long, “eas jo 14 fert long, ovntract to bs inspected by an inepsetor &: he part of tne Gove nme nt. 7 made upon the satisfactory com- ‘oporals must bs plainly marked “Proposals Ene ability of the bidder to fill the ‘tract. a ie con’ shou'd it be awarded to him. must be guarsnti-d ures must by two responsible psreons, appended to the ‘ e rt psibility of the gusrantors must be shown by} certifioste of the C erk of the rearest District Court or of the United States Dilddere must be it it hen the bid ft mui present in person wi e bids sreopensd, 0 their proposals will not be conmd- coul aD of his te required of the succsssfui bid ths contrast. ‘Eas right to reje-t any or a!! bids that may be fans too high is reserved by the Depot Quar- 2) fo. mal Proposals wil! be rejected, Form of Guarantes. We, ——,, of the oounty of and of th- rdsnoe with t ry > terms of his proporitio>. ard that shovid hit proposition re in ® ded him we are pre ist be appended thoce-ts- YH AND Ban. DEAFNESS. socepted, he will et once enter into # contract rd: with. lance there DR. VON MOSCHZISKER, OCULIST AND AURIST, 227 Penn. Avenue, Gives his exclusive attention to the treatment of the EYE and EAR. READ T°R FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS. From a well-known ; Dr. Vou Morchzisxe: ness of some standing, isfvrion, henee lc m similarly suffering, ani > SER CI USTeN A . Washington, June 14. oe From Richard Smith. a. Cashier Bank of Me is. tror From the satisfaction min ® conse of Deaf- d his services to those ners in which t hed e1 to feel the utmost terest, and the happy reealtof Dr F A Moachgis- Ker t ceem it an act of justice to Pe my name on his list ot recom pine 20, 1962, RD. SMITH. r EW GOODS THIS DAY RECEIVED, MANY OF THEM AUCTION BARGAINS, Oar gi. 8 129125, a0 Gl sb per ard. and'ail Grecadines and Twisted Silks, at 37,60, €?, and 75 oents, Rich Priv ted Be: at 25. 31, end 37 cents, The handsomert arsortment of Fins Paris Or- Eo to be found in the City, at 25, 3i, $7 cents, Dress Goods in great variety, very ‘Frave tt cheap. The above goods have been selected with osre for the best City trade, and will be sold at a very smal! advance on the cost, JOS. J. MAY, “New Store” eo '7 Sif 308 Pa. ave , between sth and 10th sts, Een Be nid 10th ote, Caear DRESS pein JUST RECEIVED T = NEW STORE! bp? macs Borage Arg’sis, really good quality, at ¢ conte, 20 pieces very beautiful Emb’d English Berages, Bt 1334 conte, 50 pisces excellent Scotch Lawns, at 10 cents, 10 pieces very chvics styles Printed Lawns, at 126 cents, 25 pieces Saath Grenadines, very pretty and oneee, 126 cents, 20 preors Grey Goods, in neat styles. at 123 cents, 25 pieors Organdies, at 123 cents. % pisors Riack ano White Check Mozambique, {rom 126 cente to 50 cents, 100 wesoee very atyle of English Caleos, at 2% 08D We, Byite rpecial attention to the ‘8 goods, 8s they are all freen and rew and will be found as cheap as they are represen'ed JUSF PH J. MAY, 308 Pa. avenue, betweex 9th and ith ats, jaws 5t New Store. J WATCHES AND Clocrs, UST Reesived an asecriment o| WATCHES and CLOCKS of ail desoriptions, warranted tokeep time. PLATED CHAINS warrant. od to wear as we i as cold which will be sold at the lowest prices st HENRY H. HEMPLER’S, 10 C st.. near Bank of Vopningos, TARY P>NDULUM CLOCK, thi st and most ornamental Clock in ex. istencs, warranted time k: re. Ite oo: is @ouriosity. Cal! and sse it. fo ve had only HENRY HEMPLER, 310 C at, _ie13 8t™ near Bank of Washington. BAr* BRO’3 GRAND CLOFAING DEPOT, co-ner E snd 7th etreets, is now the place whereail men go to buy thelr outfite of Simmer Clotving acd there are good rezsons why every one should go there to buy. Firstly, we sel! oheap- er than any other similer ostabliah ment in tris city, ry ur garments cannot urpassed, in style making or trimmine, ther &-9 sgual to the best ef merchantéai'ors’ work. And thirdly, weare always careful 1a recommending our goods at what ney really are, henoe no deception. © respectfully solicit citizens. strangera and disobarged soldiers to come to BAR & PRU’B establishment. corner of 7th and E ats.,to iv every Srticie of Clothing they need, je 13 Im" BADD oa pn READE OR SALE—A large sasortment of MARBL! MANTERS 2d TOME SO OREO He the mai ranch of my by-inese, i offera.i my manufaccured work at prices far below ovet J Granite and browa Stone, Nerih River Biu Stone and r lagging, Hreman snd North River Marble Tiles constantly on nand and furnished to order at the shortest rotice aad the lowest oash Tice. Pie 12 Im* NICHOLAS ACKER. O68! GEESE!! GOATS!!! ind & found s* large, on and after Moly neat the 2d of Jane: Geatent wil te teken to the Washington Asylum,and deat with coording to law; rnd 8!' goats found at large after the above. ate will be shoi, H: a W. b, WEBB. _J016-3t Superintendent ef Metropolitan Police, SALE— bay th h-bred “ton- Fores BEARLION, whoa If hoses BN i cenpeees est a o cpiended: mi seimal lor cavalry officer. Apps, between rs oft be ki 5 ‘ard. vin at ML. J PORES Po AQUIA CREEK 5 P. street, between 8h and 9th, Navy je5 im* AND PINEY POINT. ‘The Potomac Steamtost Company will é'epatch post fram the foot of 6th street, — ashing’O°, every morui J at 6 o’ol at M ‘Sundays ex- 4 wausetion. e freight boat will run every day, oon 5 . For freight and boa boats rday: at coaring até ‘oolesk enarene will extecd ip to Pirey Port and princ pe! intermediate la: tage, + aw Piney Point a: eight o’ojock on Sunday eve- Fes to Aquis Creek, 82. Round tri is Baer Bel sapply to fren — on hares. wc ejele me REFRIGERATORS! cies to move bask to our old stand in 7 lle RIGE! RS. We row have on pend, at ae & 8. J. GREGO) je FOR LADIES—A new sup 201 Ps. avenue, Letween sth and 1100 NTIRE ¥ ptt ‘or the w Y. he ties m Shawis, Wrappings, ‘One prise oniy, marked in Spares, joie st Peeeee ee be OF QUALITIES THAT CAN BE CLOTHS, at. LIED AMUSEMENTS. Ninth pisht of drama of erty life. written by Mr. W. Eine ited FORD'S ATHENEOM. ‘Tenth strect, ear Pennsylvania sv. Fars EVENING 4 Appearance of the BEAU TT POL Ceri at Secord A of ths FASCINATING OLIVIA! Scoond A GRACEFU ~esrance of the L OLiVia! 4 nee of the > oon ie MAS Sv: LISH, and en‘ FAST MEN OF WASHINGTON! Splendidly gotten up with NEW LOCAL SCENERY, By Mx. Joszra Parez. Men. Fast Mex. Fast Men. Fast fice on Fat ‘AST Fast a bast MEN. Past Men, Fast Men, Fast Men. Fast JACKSON Bayh Wil appear Duri Cy ei HE SAMPION SKA- i WORLD, in 8 variecy of most evolutions hcp sly oe EES Miremnee, t SONGS, DANCES, FRAOTICAL JOKES, &e. athalf past 7 o’clook ; performances toderia rauatter-peat 8.” GROVER’S Ps. avenue, near 13ta st. Luenar> As Mr r Mr Mr Ji Mr Mrs G6 Miss Flora Lee as____— THURSDAY. June 19 b, ls being reb CANTERBURY HALL, Lovisiana AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH st, c c In eanient os Pe Qregtrence, MBEY and p» THSATRE. CHARLES DICKENS 3 EN PROVORAR m ON€e ‘The cieti SESCHELL. & SON, pular comedian, Mr. D. tor the Gret timein t! Prain CURTLE! DOMBEY AND ZHIs PND Son . Walton as. Bater as 6. odman as. jack as... Seymour as__ Ayersas__. C Sermon as jas Jennie Parker as. Grant Compiimsn MR "sy Lest monisl LEUNARD GEOVES! ‘The eminect Amer cao Actress snd Bsnington Favo ite, MISs 3! shortiy Tom Taylor's most “AN UDENIN, Has been re-engsred fo Y & brief period, and will >ppesr. scocesaiu! ©; OUR AMERICAN COUSIN! ne may red without extra ohargs, Open Bt 736 0” will be produced in @ dss8, to comm:noe at 8. THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY! MANIFESTO. A Which curing the Messrs. Percival season entirely ur: minor amasemeats led 1m the records of wa to 8 cone. usion, Asa fitting finale to t! PUP Ac Hote TACENT raced th it of this, the M LEGIi Fi with ther Chi M’LLE ZANFRETTA, In rela! o M’LLE MARIETTA THE SEIGRIST MUN; SIKUR ALEXANDER tion to this MAM f FALENT, whic! only one that, wi BROT! during i_s exis! Shy pretention te truth, S: RS, ALa DE ZaANFREPFA. TRUTHS, TRUTHS, TRUEMS, MOTH CONJUCTION tenos,is the ean claim the oft used title of A COMBINATIUN UF STARS: B Zanrestra is the wo was ohiet feature—the price: pal card—oi the eaVELs, 7 uring their recens tour thi PENDU withous pumbered ip the «: Francois Kavei, Yros y= 2 uettis. She was everywhere the feature. mest axtouish Ce ing feats on alance through this 5 7. B.ovdia, tre “he Snd ben sowe, acd in r.csipt of the encatest WEEKLY SAL-RY, peed before the pull‘ for e son nes deen for montas, snd oeipt of $360 Funes LicwpRen ayn Fivrr DoLLars @360 and bere that she ap. raid the chie: ‘Terp:schores.s =e mation telore ts soft winning beau! has, for more the New York Eya Brent is Bhe tion at gent t Por week o: Franco. sne i ed ut Shi stil couruseesi2 there. aid agate. "LL® Maziarta Ravat is the nieos of Gabnel .. Ail Who BSve seen Ler, w'll remecbder her Opera Ho Sod her ali excsi| favoriie, and drawn, “York acd rin year been the chief aitrac- Caucerbury, ronounc d, without dis- somest | ady V, tore pe pgune. She has beea, fo: very Grat salsr. in New "Taoon ‘ocaust be » for two years, the acclpta acibe use thon ectirely eclipsing the ita:ian Opera lace of ncrobi Boey th day, mist Brothers ALNxsnDRE ZanPegtr, fal Co Zenfcetta, rde Zend,» mous pair of atilis, pe males ud perfurms @ Pas Seni on an enoi- Hsvans, ehe oreated a sensa- Dvnnas. Suiszist Seovgene—all will remember ocied Fre cont Higpocrome Gud the ee ost Sstcnishirg featere connested with They change the ole jOTrMaAt COs 1D tile country, and Tous other simiaar te 7 TOE Fikst LIVING GYMNMSEEee Moxstare. Valakog, from very firet MALE DANCER IN the Frap ze,tne P the K: " tHe WOLD ‘4, brother of the veazt- in 4mer.eno. the WO CHANGE in the PRICE OF AD- SION, Admission 25 cents; Orchestra Chairs 50 cents, Doors open at tds; performauce as 8i¢ jols © 6008, at te ways in atte for the preser: ou of ord-r ae jeléim *NRY © OSENTHAL, or» FELLOWS’ HALL! PO-LEMO: z STANLEY COON T'S USTRATIONS losions, eas illustrate the Brave ais, tee ‘Mistorte We Ks GIGANTI¢@ ILL ov Tre WAE FOR THE UNION! sOTaeiee. vars. Pm Nera ae GENERAL ORDER. eeteractiogen. DC, Juss ten, ket General Urders, » fe in the city or vicint mitted into Gospital without the order of the thereof, sball be ed. of the commend to which be ef ive list, clothing end oo his order. Gea Wadsworth : command Joux P. Suxasvans, Capt.andA.4.4.¢. June 16 3t AUCTION SALES. ——— THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW. By C. RB. L. CROWN & CO., Auctionsers AF ATID Gee ce Dias Fete etS6 m.. on the rq ‘These are beea in the SE naan Eee ee ne By @REEN & WILLIAMS, Avoctionsers. ia, ssp teers pe ity at nest sto-k thet hes ever Ile wold wsthout resent Cc. BR. L. CROWN & OO ., Avots. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. « FUTURE Days. SUAL’S SALE OF move t paain sit were ae feo: 5 2 vir rs fy ay rotor facie. "* tne Circuit Court of the District "ected, i offer hd wile, eh, the Suction store of J C Motuire & in ead commencing -% . Oopeiat” of Law end ‘Misestinncous Books: @mong ‘eh are— Reports, 7 vo s., do MM de = 6 BS hagiie! bea n¢ iiss Ales ‘eens, 324 Peters Supreme Court do .4."weis 5 J oN Johusou's C ai Vo Us as He i of. y of ex.0 jal8-eots [!nt} J. g & g FIVE GoNs. &C., at ADCTION—On Jone 17th se]! in front of the stabies s'reet, south of the avenue— super bt Waee Carte, ae BEET eae, pridien, be, . 8 cash. BOTELEX © WILLSON, Axets, VESaue IS UN&VO! Arve ee ry IDABLY MORNIN we Sele pore jee TRE ABO ping stant SA DAY MO’ . fam ar soe jel? ELL aw ote C"Moburs & wase C Me6Ui MULES, we f book: Co hie CO, Avcts, peters R & WILSON. Avetioncers BOksk wa- Tusspay at lo ci’k, & Co, Mules, ILLSON, Acvots. By WALL & SARNARD. A " Cormer Pa. avenue and Diath sree Avotion —Wiil vs tion Kooms,on 1UES: ing t 10 o’elook & m , the Purcishing of W. a} eo"s former stock prisiog— ‘acd Cloth c: 'W bite and Colored Mii#y Beck @auatiets scription, boa ce Chambre th d, oa, ‘nlisss ani Bat Boxes of Leather, Sill pane i K, and Gause Uncershuteand Drawers, Indi Ac man: a's ul wa &o. Mine ane Comieatso or E. gE. W 'L a Re M. B. sort rtment of Silk, Pataion SCaphera. and Ste Pe tend Soft Hats, and Thread & Gieves ofesen ae . and Foils, other ardcles ueually rept in a Gentie- ee «#y GREEN & WiLLiaMs. 20:h iostant, we Semeur C.. an a ay Boe Hy PE ek ~ i ¢ fl 2 2 8 3 3 { J. M. CARY. J.C. MeGUI ‘OUNG MEN, V Ase ARee Seuss PRIDAY. the 20: ing Of sale are: 6 ofece o' ve One welve and i TOL a! ab " 7 ; Es et iy fit meateceny iat Aactonsers, @ LOTS IN SQU4RE TCt on.—Un MoSUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRvstees *LE OF VALUABLI PROVED Ruat Esrare in crrT INGTON —By virtue of « toed of s the land records of oF treet recor county, D. 167 iow. ‘ashington, eq uare No. £27. sebdivision of Lote fromting on in fourth iz omeh; ané from the Say of Gis trastesenda tiers ty geet jateee mon! to ‘f trust feeece for tne — ‘hick suen oses aba foc tasvate te uct complied thire the sa'e Crustes reserves +4 faght ae . St the risg anc ex- etponse of the purcha- SL E CO ne SUOP AND REAP: Young men who are treub'=4 by BAD and especially those who Malady, '» EMISS) cuRE wi P. &. It will cost nothing to write, PALM Lear F wRY: DREAMS, Sef: from that Destroy- IONS OURING SLEEP, THEMSELVES, without Teeourse to LACE nenwetie WARM WEATHER! SUN UMBRELLaS jewe2e cy OF CHak ORGANDY MUSLINS! Between tr and 81. (Yepn- ite Center Mvvket. N, MASSacHU- fone se accou Ne’ aise me} my NING, Juce