Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY................ JUNE 19, 1868. > Rexding mater omevery page See ou- ‘or teresting telezraphic and other matter, pt ef the Merbing Press. The Intelligencer in cemmenting upon Mexico ‘sfairs, says it ‘appears from a statement of Earl ‘Ruteel!’s, that all hope of agreement between the ‘Commissioners of Great Britain and Spain on the one band. and ef France on the other, has been ompletely extinguished.’* The Republican berates Gen. Halleck, sovs that be mever hed any military experience, and that hts eclf-conmcelt and obstinacy disqualify him from belng practically useful in the management of military operations.”” Bad for Halleck! He does'nt part his bair in the middle Coun anp Distsict Mongy.—The following are the rates at which our bankers and brokersate buying and selling gold and silver, lezal tender Vressury notes being the standard : Buying Selling. cent. prem. 6 percent. prem. 5 “ “ ” Demaad Notes.2\ 3 Bankes of issuc in Washingtcn and Georgetorn. Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank, Georgetown, 5’s and upwards; Bank of Commerce, Georgg- town, 1's and upwards; Bank of the Metropolis, Washington, 5's and upwards; Bank of Washing- ton, Wasbington, S’s and upwards; Patriotic Bank, Washington, 5’s and upwagds; Farmers and Merchants’ Bank, Washington, 1’s and up- wards. Up" The House of Representatives yesterday passed a bill confiscating the slave property of all civil, paval and army officers of the Rebel Con- federacy, or rather of all who sball hereafter hold any such offices, from the President down to municipal officers it declares that all the slaves velonging to such “shall be forever discharged from service or labor and be freemen.” The vote was ayes &3,nays43. The bill forthe issue of one hundred and fifty million more of Treasury notes was further considered, but the House ad- journed without action thereon. “ « “ “ i” On the steamer Fox, captured near New Orleans, were found two bags of mail matter. In the motl was a correspondence between parties in Europe and Mons. Deynoodt, the Belgian Consul at New Orleans, implicating the latter in running cotton through the blockade. General Batler seat for Mons. Deynooat and acquainted bim with having the letters. M. Deynoodt pro- tested bis Innocence of the charye; but the cor retpondence was strongly 2z3iast him, and Gen Butler has referred the matter to the S:ate Depart- meat. ——_____... UF” The Senate yesterday spent the greater portion of the day in discussing amendments to the Pacific Railroad bill, some of which were adopted. Mr. Hale introduced a bill author- izing the President to enlist into the army and navy, if furthér enlistments should be required, all able-bodied men offering, without regard to ce'p:, end Mr. Grimea a reivlution declaring it the duty of the Goverainent to call all loy I per_ sons in the reketlious States to its armed defence against the traitors who are seeking its over- turow. oth of the propositions were laid over. PERsonaL.—Vice President H. Hamiin left this morning for his home, with no intention of returning this session. Lieut Col. R. C Shriber, Inspector General; Major G H. Chapman; Capt M. Ww. Keagh; Capt. Driver and son, and Capt. D 3S Keelry, <eadly wounded,) cf Shield’ division, are at Brown's UP Robert Fowler, yuota of the war tax, under the act of Congress ©” August 5, 1561. Maryland, we believe, has th credit of ranking as the second State which has thus promptly tendered the war tax—Penn- syivania baving been the first. SECRETARY SEWARD returned to this city last t trom bis visit to ols home at Auburn, N. Y Lord Lyons aré the Secretary of State ex. banged visits ig New York city ’pricr to the em- barkation yesterday of the former on his voyage te Englond —_—_—_____ Ul" The rebel Maryland regiment fs said to have loat upwards of one hundred killed and wounded In the battles of Cross Keys and Port Republic. Several of them were also taken pris- ners end beve arrived at Washington. —<—<—<$<___ >" On Tuesday, at Jersey City, the keel of another monster iron-clad Monitor was laid, and the work on her {s to be continued day and nigkt, until she fs finished, by a force of nearly five hundred men ——$—$—$—_________ {~The daily Army Bulletin from the War Department, up to midnight, says nothing had been received from Corinth, and that all was quictin the armies of the Shenandoah and the Potomac —_______ UF" It ts reported that troops are constantly ar. riving at Richmond. Gen. Gustavus W. Smith ts pelsied and unfit for military duty in the r-bel army. 7” The funere! of the galiant Lieut. Sproston, Kiled in Florida by tue rebel desperado, Huston, taxes place to-day in Baltimore, from the resi- dence of his mother, —___ ANOTHER ACUOUNT OF THE RECENT SKI wIsH. 4 Rebel Yorce Walks inte Our Lines—The Rebeis at Kichmend Reiaferced (Dispatch to The Phi!adelphia Press.) Fortrss Monroz, June 17, (via Baltimore, June 1S.—One of your specta! correspondents be- yond the Chickahominy (‘-J.C.”) bas sent the fcllowing account of the recent skirmish by a special messenger. He writeson Friday, and gives & new—what many bere think, areliable ac- count of the affair LW WwW. ‘very one Bnows that the army before Rich- mond Is b ing ecnsiderably reinforced by troops ming from Beauregard’s army in the West, d@ Jack+on and Ewell in Northern Virginia ¢ troops are continually marching in at tbe «i ft wing acd being distr buted along es This afternoon a detactment from » coming down from G ordousvilie line of the Aquia Creek rallroad, ik thelr course when ibey struck the he .d- of the Chickabominy and went too far to t Toey proceeded on. cavalry in front, end infantry following, uotll they came suddenly upon fF dee! pickets. ~ towantly finding the mistake, they drew u; in order of battle and en, our cavalry vi- detws, who gradually retired before the superior force and joined their reserves. Phis wos near the rond to W bite Honse, and our supply trains, never dreaming of tnterruption from t! at quarter, wre pes ing to and fro along the road communt- ca'log with the great depot on the Pamunkey feegraph scouts instantly warned the wagons “ay proaching on esch side; and had there not been aod cause for apprebension, it would have been most amusing to see the six mule teams tear: along toe road to get ou « huge, lambert. aie creaked and groaned ner “No Pederal forces but cavalry were in the vi- cinity, and all of these were regulars under com- mand of Gea. Pnill St George Cooke. Word the whole of the fighting being done by cavairy charges and saber cuts. No troops but cavalry were eng- ged on either aide, the sudden advance of the sand their almost immediate retreat not allowing time for artillery or infantry to be broug bt into action “Had the enemy seen fit to advance further a warmer greeting woold have been given them thea even their most sanguine bopes could have anticipated. Forty thousand ing them la nearly every direction, were in readiness to march to the conflict, and the would bave been swallowed a; our overwhelm- in numbers before they bed ‘time to discover where thcy were.” Pennsylvania Ew ay that ralirosd ‘elles is as active fe season in that State os ever it was in the palmiest days of Beents iG Col. N. A. M. Dadley, of the 30th Massa- eb imarat bag been appointed Assiatant Multtary vommandant of the city of New Ur- Jesus Esq , the Treasurer of Mary'and, has tendered to the Government he OUR MILITARY BUDGET. SEED anne APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN THE army. There have been about 1,000 appointments and Promotions tn the army sitpethe eneral orders of December last, according tothe pamphlet just jesued, of which there are Major Generals 17; Brigadter Generals 93; Brigade Surgeons 8 The additional aides-de camp appointed by the Presi- dent alone under the act of August last are as follows: Colonels 31; Lieut. Colonels 9; Majors 24; Captains 97 Three Brigadier Generals have resigned, and four declined The nomination of J.B. Zerman as Brigadier General, heretofore confirmed by the Senate, bas been reconsidered and withdrawn. MARINE Corrs. The Senate hos confirmed the following nom- Inatlons for cfficers In the Marine Corps —Second Lieut. C. H. Bradford to be First Lieutenant, and Louis E. Fagan, Robt. L. Meade and James B. Young, of Pa.; L. P. French, of N Y¥ ; W. Wal- lace, jr, of Md.; Edw’d ©. Latmarsh and George G. Stoddard, of Mass ; C. F. W. Williams, of D C.; A. W. Ward, of Ill, and J. M. Reber and F. T. Peet, jr., of N. ¥., to be Second Lieutenants. NAVAL ORDERS. Lieut. Reed Worden has been ordered to report to Capt. Pearson for command of the gunboat Conemagh. Lieut. i. W. Menace, jr., and Assistant Master J. W. Steapleford have been ordered to that vessel. Acting Ass'stant Paymaster Francis T. Morten has been ordered to the United States ship Ino. « THE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. Brevet Brig. Gen. W. A. Morris, Colonel of the 24 U.S. Artillery bas been assigned to duty as military commander of the city of New York and vicinity. Col. Morris relleyes Gen. Harvey Brown, who has been assigned to duty as chief of artillery at the camp of instruction at Annap- olis, Md. MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF CADETS. A medical board was ordered to assemble at West Point on the 12th instant, to examine into the physical qualifications of the graduating class, and to continue ja session until the Ist of July, to examine the newly appointed cadets. NAVY YARD. The Baltimore aod Leslie both arrived up lett night, the fovmer from Budd's Ferry and the latter from the Rappahannock, but neither brings any news of moment. AN IMPORTANT ORDER. The following general order has been {ssued by the War Department: War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, June 12, 1562, } General Order No. 65. 1. Parsgraph 1,269 a Regulations is hereby 80 mod*fird that private physicians employed as medical oficets with an army in the field in time of war mav be allow?d A sm not to exceed one hundred and twerty five dollars per month, ¥a. sides tranrpurtation in kind. 2. The certificates of Wichatze to be given by tne Medical Lnspector. eneral, or any medical Inspector of the Army, under the act of May 14, 1862, pubtished in “General Orders,” No. 53, will be made on the printed forme for certificates of disability prescribed by the Army Regulations. The Anasectoe giving the discharge will endorse it with his own certificate that it is gran upon his own personal inspection of the soldier, and with the soldier's content} and for disability, the nature, degree and ofigin of which are correctly decribed Jn the wi'bin certificate. 3. Esch Medical Director must, under the or-- ers of bis Department Commander, regulate the distrib'rrion of the sick and wounded te the hos- pas within the Military Pepartinent to which ie belon: When want of room tn such bospi- tals, or nature of the wounds or diseases of any invalids, require that detachments shall te sent beyond the iimits of thelr departments, the Surgeon General will designate t the Medica} Directors, either by general fhstructions, or specially by telegraph, to what points they shall be sent. Uficers, whose duty It may become to forward such detachinents. will take care that no men, except those provided with written passes Trom their hospital surgeon or the Medicai Di- rector, shall be allowed to go. Furlougbs will not be given by Captains of companies or Colonels of regiments on an: pre- text whatever. A fvrlough from such authority will not retieve a seldier from the charge of de- sertion Enlisted men absent from their regiments with- out proper authority, are in fact deserters, and not only forfeit all pay and allowances, but are subject to the penalties awarded by law te such offenders. No plea of sickness, or #6ther cause not offctaliy estab ished, and no certificate of a physician in civil life, unless 1t be approved by some o! r acting as a military commander, toll hereafter avail to remove the charge of deser- tion, or procure arrears of pay, when a soldier bas been mustered us absent from his regiment without leave By application to the Governors of their States, or any military commander, or United States Mustering officer in a city, transportation can be procured to their regiments by soldiers who are otherwise able to join them. Where 27 military commander has been ap- pointed, the sentor officer of the Army on duty as Mustering, or recruiting officer in the place, is hereby authorized and required to act in that Capacity until another may be appolated Under ‘General Orders,” No. 36. it is the duty of Military Commanders to collect all ares and forward them to thelr regiments. To do this, they must establish compe Or depots, under strict military discipline, and maintaln sufficient guards to enforce this order. © nvalescents in army hospitals will be reported by the surgeons in charge to the Military Commanders, to be kept at thelr camps or depots until they can be sent to join their regiments. Muster rolls of each detachment will be made out from the best data at hand, the statement of the men being taken in the absence of other Information concerning them. A duplicate of each muster roll must be forwarded to the Adjutant General the day the acne _ } , To avoid confusion and retain necessary con- trol over all soldiers in the United States service, those who are entertained in =tute or private uos- tals must be subject to the nearest Military ommander, and ate hereby required to report to = in person as soon as they become conva- lescen' Immediately after receipt of this order, each Millrary Commander will publish, three times, in some newspaper, a brief notice requiring all United States soldiers .n that city and the countri around, who are not under treatment in a United States hospital, to report themselves to h'm with- out delay, on penalty cf being considered desert- e La cases of serious disability from wounds or sickness,which may prevent obedieace to this requirement, the soldier must furnish a certifi- cate of a plysictan of good standiag, describing bis case; on whicn, if satisfactory, the Military Commender may yranta written fu‘lough for not exceedi: g thirty days, or a discharge on the pre- scribed form of a certificate of disability, made out strictly according to the Regulations. But no discharges will be given on account of rheu- matism, or where there is a prospect of recovery within a reasonable time Militsry Commanders — discharge men. at thetr own request, whe exhibit to them satisfac- tory proof of thelr belog pa oled prisoners of war. To other p»roled men they will give fur- loughs until notitted of thelr exchange, or dis- charged the service Teport to the Adju- Military Commanders will tant General, tri-monthly, the names, companies, regiments, ond residences of all the soldiers fur- loughed or discharged by them; and forward, at the same time, the certiticates of disability in case of discharge. They will make timely Tequisitions for the blanks, and such other things as may be neces- sary for the proper execution of this order. y order of the Secretary of War. L. Tuomas, Adjutant General FOU Pl BY Pw ectases ZERIAN Sly a » ‘dintelys an the has be-n acoe for vospita: pu: poses, 1s now bei fitted up. 1 PRESIDENT’R MOUD (eka SeiDENT’ _HOUNTED ,SUARD. porance Ga | on THIS (Th Haiy om 7.o’olk,to e full arran, . te the 4th of Jy. Every momber is reqacsted to bs reeent on this important ion. . aries ta SKORGE W- FLOOD.O. §. eit" __GKORGE W. FLOOD.0. 8. MOUNT VERNON BUILDING 4=80- Prartisedee eat ann satan 280% wil a: 2 on be A a. ( mac iY " rot co. J avenve a: ith st, Tuested Abach en Su As rasta jo 39 2" c LES ALLEN, See. GRAND RALLY OF PENNS’ LVA- ten arne pa Ae Niraa oe a gia thie Frat i 2 who dere le _o CO Ops Tcipte’| ECON HAND GARRYALL FOR gate ae: | Bey ndiuatomcern eee LATE TEL*GRAPHIO NEW: Disleyaity in St. Lenis. Sr. Louis, June 18 The Provost Marshal Gen- eral of Missouri has fesued an order instructing the Provost Marshel of this city to cause all per- sons suspected of disloyalty to the Government or sympathy with the rebellion to take the oath of allegiance to the United States and the Provi- sional State Government, snd directing that ell persons knot to be disloyal shall be required to give b: for their observance of this oun, The Marshal also directa tie arrest of all persons guilty of disloyal conduct. Misseuri Emancipation Conveation. Jerrenson Crty, June 1°.—The Emancipa‘ion Convention met to-day; One bundred aod nine- ty-five delegates wert present, twenty.gve coun ties belng represented. Judge R. W. Welles, of Cele county, was reported as permanent President by the Committee on Organization. Nine beg tarles wete appointed. ern y tne Conmastion of a Platform was appointed, with B. Gratze Drown as Chair. fan, The Convention then adjourned to meet to-morrow. FINANCIAL,—New York papers of yesterday evening say: Che steck market continues to de- cline from the higher prices of Friday and Satur- day last. The additional fall this morning ts per cent. on Government securities. At the close of the Board, prices were 2 amall fraction firmer. The price for gold fell cif to 10532105 per cent. at the Board ore priceon thestreet fur shipping parcels, in large coin, {s 106a106', percent. Ex- change for the Persia's mail lett off 117 ¢all7 recent. United States stocks are + a am fol- lows: U.S. 6's 162, 100; U_S, 6's 182. coupon, 100; U.S. 681867, 100%; U_S Os 186-, 101; U. 8. 6’s 1868, coupon, fos; U S 5's 1865, coupon, 99; U.S. 6's IES1, coupon, 106; Treasury notes, large, 7 30. 105; Uregon war loin, 1881, 106%; One-vear certificates, 100 Quotations of Southern State stocks are: Virginia coupon 6's, 66%; Georgia 6's, 75; Missourl 6's, 51%; Louisiana 6's, 65%; Kentucky 6's, 68-72, 96%. TO A TIRCRIMINATIVG PUB: IC— urséeon Tavid S Hays’ Case —We,t-e un- ob cet the Gne Havdred and Tenth Lunt, Pennsylvania Vi lauteers, feo! great ly Agerisved at ths official o-ders of the A jatant Go eral f Office, No 66 disminsing from the eAr- vice our efficient .e:tiemenly an’ humane Sur- The regurest have been ho promiee of an toterview ar aru only desi cans nity to state tre fsots in th © omae either pry as to the ch . Sug: nan viv eroyn Baya wil after - uth Lg, be fe a = *S:n. 71 1o8'& ~ < co hia Porier positin, + hi h he so eedh «sly filed as surgeon to our r ciment - Dr tisys hse nad ouarz- of th- Union Hoarttal st Winchewer, Virgy for some thres morths, fad in addition to tement of the Steffand Line Offders +, Harry (Conner Unton Hospi “Winchester, Va, eb cer ta tebegr dawtatiy carey any tet mbs o! tha ot idiers who w: wo! tthe battle of Wicchdeter, and who ware ett -p Up be- 18 f'Bd to eny. \n beha'i of ths Doc- 4 owing to ths skiiland aureioxl #mputxtiou of the limbs,of which the cist eurgeon. Weonly wich a put lic opinion until the charges are Poperiy investigated b7 tne Depart reas jient, CAKt w~ fH Ks. Com’ Regt Lieut PeLboen Tay. A ua aN tH) ot mpsny SETA BE “NER Captain CoB.“ KS. Co B, CoB. Cap’ BURL © ¥,C Licut B. H.C. K'N@, Capt sb. é D », perk in cli £44 i Vountsereee tu 7 Tr NQUENT T 63 PACERS IN THEN QUNTY Se WASHING LON —~ he no-ersignod in i-rtricted ‘vy Court to provesd to co lest, in a sun ary Way, 5'] taxes du~snd in arrearr, unless the eame bs paid bole re the firetcay of “ertember next. By order of the Court ALUFRKEUR-Y, je 18 3t* Collector of Taxes. FE-TIVAI. At THE G UMBIA EN- i SINE HOUSE, N BY AVaNUR. Caritoy AiLL —The Sckool No, J third So col Diatriot, wilt bold @ Fes ival on KDNESDAL, HURSDAY, and FRIDAY VRS IS @S of thin weox. forthe purgose of rais- x: means to purchase a baunsr The levers of de. ciovs *t Cream aod other rare del orate oacie: invited to pay the eourg m 13-100 fee will be assed ‘indies a visit. A aud good oh-er je18 St STRAWB Y, ESTIV. t dia’ of tho s *rotest ant Church wil holda%t-aw erry Feetival at the Koome of the Young Men's Christian A ssooistio) opposite Brown's - © © commencing TO NIGH (Tuesday, and cont: i! Kriday night, Sth yn- stant. Gocd mosic and tle luxuries cis Roa8on wil: be on hend, Joi at SPRAWBERRY, CREAM, AND ! Fiornl Festival, for the benedt of Union ist BK. Church, to be held MIN- Y. end WEDNESDAY 1 17th ard 18ta inctent | at the corne: of 19th atreet and Pa ar. Tie ladies cord: aily invite the puo 10 t- attend. jo 14-40" Tw OICE OF FHE COMMISSIONERS A under the act of ap-il 16, 1962, entitied “An Sot for the release of certain psr-ors held to ser- viee or isbor in the Di-trict of Columba,” City Hall, Washington City, D. ©, June 7, 1862 Ordered, Enat the time for filing ® statement in writing or sonedule with thet lere of the ¢ ireuit Cour: forthe Distriot of Coumbia, an provided in the 9th sectioa of the shove act, be and he same ig hereby extends : to tue firat dar of July next, je? td WM R WOODWARD, Clerk. N-GHTS. the OR SALE—A genaine Joseph Jonmoa full joweled ish Pa ent Li e Ws TCH, i EL BOW ee 3 at Mr DaNli ie Rotel, No. 452 Eight street, alov ive, Ev Pi t Fo, SA'K—A SODA FOUNPAIN 8T ND and FIXTURES or stlec.eap Pereoa oaa manufac:ure thei- own w ds. PP. yat r HARRJSO%'S Pi tur> Store, je*9 at* ear Sd str ocand Pa. av. Rubber Store, 324 P-NNSYLVANIA AVPAUR, Hens af Claaee 8 Pr sgeees — DIB 09 als. aw s RUSBER sie & 6 OA ©, CAREMAS, PONCHAS, WAGON SPRINGS, ipioteena BUSS KETS, VE! BAGS, CUPS, PILLOWS.) CLOVES, jeiim CORK BEDS. &e, Se Bx0 ~ ~ 1 RBOUE : ce 0 IsHING nd it greatly to tveirinter st m “ a & at jira Sail, No. Shah nae. wherethey wi ind evel variet sh OLE URN I “at bg a the hur at Mosewood ‘ar nits down 0 low: st pri W' rirobes ‘Tables ad hairs” eg 80, Cottare Furni‘ure, Extension Tablos, C ffi» Peaks, Tables an1 Chairs, ie 9-000w _BUTELER & WILLSON, j.. ANOPHFR SRKAT VICTORY Wa. ¥. Ri HSTEIN at the ti nal Bonk Store, 978 va.ave, between IIt ‘2h streets, h @ achtevet @ victory over a!! compe’ itors, With his large and weil aeleoied stocs of Card Photo raphe na Albums, Over 5:00 varieties of: ard A large assortm-nt of Album”, fre” 75 bi) a 18-3:* WwW TW MORE NEW Books, ILL, Be regeived ina few dave, Another New Rook hy Mrs Southworth. entived“L. war Usbor Won?” Also. anoth'r new wo- by the cele br writer, Ms. He carly AC WILLIAM F Ric Nations) Book Store, 27™ Pa avenus, _jetest* = Washington. +, C LL THE NEW . OOKS OF THE DAY i ea faa by Nietor jouse stolen Bu 2! olline; oe rimia yD pave stay hy Alia i ge a ur ;Mre, Heary Wool's New Hoke; &o. ars atthe al tte 1018-3? Washineton, DO, Grrat iv ie Agrates BISCUIT, sical AERATED Ep ati AERATED GINGER POUN: —— de Mad nerne polareras B'um, or ot! totions! ingrediente, eo ronounced i ve used them to be greet axur" by AKE. er « all who be rietor: Ss UIsISNS BVENnLe, between 9th e RiQ je 18 St" 08. ‘Manutactured at the Ae sted reat w UA& Pro NE HE Copartners: Qhariee Sporngier, J ‘vill is this day di Ww. Ww, MoGiil hav: cern Char‘es Sathorized to collec! be 1 2 aT eS) PR ER iy! AW. ON ele : _ Washington. D. .. Sunsi@h 15” j9 18 tw ston. D. On. June 168h, 1832." j918 tw*_ NRY H. HEMPLER? START eNO LOM CA NEW DRY GuQDS Jos. 5. MAY, WHOLFSALE AND RETAIL DRY Goobs, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, bet wepa Sth and ota streets, jon « Waahington,0,0, je? ORB. ANTED—A WOMAN to wash, cook, and Ww WANTS. £ One AMUSKMENTS. ters Miltiary Dist oy FoRoe es a t ee » June 4a, a iron {ora small family. Good wages giver, Call at 286 Eleventh straet_betwern (and P. tt* aes Siete na Nano A ew pee ape whe “ ED—A competent DRUG CLERK. —.—-Treasurér je ta the clty ot vicinity thereof. shall tony “t af "Viroun Boe: Stice ab Te aa hderdiiz crieacreen: { soltted take Weaphadltetaest eee aera Sur; of the YOUN wigHes A PLACE At Ais ox! escriptive llet, clothing ana pee vrione? ie L ¥ . t for Th ee Nights only A ptive clothin, eS of chile nantes ACifere ry {of tne Yoube and Bucovestal Debutart, should “coompany this onder No dine Mi=s8 ELLA JACKSON, ‘Will be made out On the -Bintement of: AE ee Who wills: +! if be belongs to this command = ok tai 640, cornet of Foor Pitts EVENING By command cf Brig Gen Wad«worth and K ate. 1t*_ | in the deastife 5 erecter — Lj Shencan Joun P,SaEspumng, Capt andA A ag | s hor rowers a we june 16 3t Write ata cue fowach Cinta ep ya wath THE HUNCHBACK ; ) street—M Cle Inn Hon 6 919 St tor Wi ai ch — WVANTED-A YOUNG MAY to-crrsportery r he eae —— EEE, AUCTION SALES. Tio age rd hand and h-ine 9 oper tes. ‘' hall’ sei Beet reference given, Addrees an al gia ———$—$— pou or charaater. Aprir 268 vona,7is.nie = neta wit 3 THIS oi TRANS ZO-JRROW J ANTED—By a reepecta 5 younz woman, on4 ees UTLDING LOTS IN 8QU, Meret nd se LOVELY OLIVIA. Wate COrtsOLAy A ucre ene raoie, a S41. a an |. I ———35 cents cert g two cob bewotenn. 4 WARAP IMMEDI TELY—1wo 10UR- > ROSS Sean “F—— feet? ont, near the corner cf eas WA Pa sane aC RAULERT'S, No exits obaree for secured sonia. a and perfectly grace, _ MIDDLE AGED GERMAN WOMAN le GROVER’S THEATRE. me Stan neatios ints est. Rabe cat | A desirous 6" rotting & Sitvaton as nuree or} Pa. svenus, near iSta et. and the Willard House. and 8 of trust taken. le@ Imdispuiabie, ghambermaid. Add eas No. 183 H street between | LgonaRD GRO’ —— Eeoh party f BiF 2% deed isthaat eh. je age es eaaley te "GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avot, WANTED—& first rato LAUNDRERS to take Ths Cevl ond Pagtlet Biter 2 =~ — home and dv by the mcn’h ine washitig of s AY, fm Fg Gont references required, Inqii e st the THIS EY ONT Pret uonra jo I8-%t ongrocoste Weizaar I a 8 WALL @ BARNARD. een. seh Pa ate and street. ' S '—A email. gentec! N- es Web. Weiler Fe atline Ponte, Coat, | | gunecn Socauste ns ve Bo oe WANTED—A NORGE that MR; BEN ROGERS. |’ Sela Ree eae Wettern Wark ended. to ake ohare of (Who bas kin‘ly volunteered, Size! Carriages, aed Bugry Wagoss, ig, gounined ta hin oom y MR. D, SETCHELL, , Ine AOE ELIOT'S Drae CONGRESS OF COMEDIANS ! pe yy — tir SISTANT (UARTE Firat appearance 7, arses oy ee Pos fi MK ast LEVICK, P.C, Jure 17, 1882—bX- — SERS con obtain employ: Tho performaroe, will commence Tom Tar- eis sutst Copan a. & OUR AMBRICA Ninth street, between Le WANTED-« first raté COOH, who will also street near PREman ist of Auguetn xt Washirg tomed to work, App y immedictely 2a door from 4th. ANTED—a DWELLING, witn # me eight Ww o-te3 rooms within & coave ie tdis-sn-a rom 7th stree: and Ps, svenie. Pa, aveutts NTED—A MAN or WAN hecouny tas ooms of McG R TaOR street WANTED—S0 MEN f>; the 6th Regiment, ch, Osi! OUR AMERICAN COUSIN?! OUR AMERICAN COUSIN : » white or on’o-ed, about ; t No xa4 8 oh ape ear a jade 2 washing and wenirg, Inquire at uF ENT BOARD WANTED, ard wife. er fu r c Wajlas___. i Waiton as. n Post Office, Enquire st 301 _ Je173.* AN and WIFE tb go Mi wors; ® ood home tthe Furiture Yare SU, No $30 S-venth ‘ol7 Ss ibe Siven hem. in fRror 3 of bouks oan ere of J.C mre & Co, aay of sn. Wake i jele o's ('nt] J.C M By BUTELER & WILSON Auctioneers f md: © bax'er, No ©, m. BH. ant be het heck Zz Frida; )-av + dune 29th, peecli Boneh ot Mre LUeEY Moved. CES OF ADMISSION. Jand Volunteers; pay, 3 & moxth; pi ey Cone RE TANS jn O88 vice. vy at the con No 490 CiRuT LAT: He Mr G.T_ Worthington’s Office. j 17 St* Weaee a wi Bridge street, 1 atreet wost, and examine iy 6,000 Patterns. on: persons in town who mai near. ( .osks, Saoques Capa ly betweea L acd M W Offics C00! stract, between I and K, Navy Yard. AN’? U—Every person to Know that! am in W auc achat ( nite, + fortab\e house of eleven rooms. m tohare those Pherae , réees & note where the writer oan be found, and the advertiser wil cal). Ww is Nurses, and Seamtresses. Also young Colorea Men to wait on tables in Private Families or Hotels. Also wanted houces immediately, with or without Furniture. Employers ia wan’ of good ee te find it to their advantsge to call m3 ly Se mansger and foreman ashington; he must under mig} and ¢ome well recommended. A 0 ada! fan be ly to Di KALL, J+, over Mr. C. tg-town. iv LES. HOR: wa- \BIRTY-FIVE MULES. FUespay GONs. &C,, af AUCTION ORNI 17th commenc:ng Bt 10 o'o!’k, MOR sin, Fens | ’ stables of Cook & Uc; on 6th s reet, south of yer ue— y+ parler. young Muies, mores, Right Waccas hd carte, a xe Bate of Harooen, Sad dies. Bridiea, &0., peremptory. » erme ons jell a BULEL? * & WiLLSON, Auots, (IP TPEAB’ VESas1t.~ '° UNAVOIDABLY = pored unt |*a TU DAY MORNING doce Ost,/at can hour and felt Xe sé Seats may be secured at the without extrs charge, “Borreores at7h o clusk; to commr nos at 8. RURY HALL, Tales TIsIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH st. THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CIZY! MANIFESTO. sesson éntir:!y wu: eqaalied in the records of * Titor amoss.ceute urawe to &eous v<ion. As @ fittin 16 to the Host UF At Hono TALENT Which during Shopest acenee Sas gsnend the stage of tpi 0 ro £ CURKE..@ gad only EGitiMAsELY GaeED CUNSEaT Lh IN AMERI va, iB Peroival effected arrangemenié Mewtk there mn fi ar ‘Ol the New a Cen: Ww ERY LADY IN FOWN FO onli atte ade Stameing Depot. 2h03 sows. th for . anneal, Mus in, Cambrio, Silx &qt V svat e y charze 6 cents per write Snd are theon'y it An fxo'usiwe busi- Siawis, &o.e Stamped, Remem er, 20% Sersnth streot, je 17-3t” must tar ANTEU—a CLERK ina gre sto come wellrecommended Apply ps the yy ANTED—A king, Wee ning and ireni »g- A iat understands pope yelp No 519 oe ye » ANTED —Tne advertiser. cogupy ing & com- atohen end eituated i. one of the irabie locations in W:eh- nt Nenth ag Same Lat¢E stock ich Kooms. oO! PokeD ev the sath forme- etock of W. nt zm. ond Straw Furs: fn xG DS ar by etteiocve et the Auo mencing & 10 o’elock & w , the » tisn.@o’s Fur ishing Goods and K iargs assortment of Silk, Pel ard Soft Hats, 4 0} ik rae 4 Kod, £:'k end Thy Wh teand e's a . Gloves MA. ‘TTA RAVEL. plete Miss £VA BRENT, Pa EES UNSEE: * ONALEXANDER 2-NPREFFA. TRUTHS, TRUTAS, TRUTHS, JUCTION e206,i8 the etent on to truth, Cau oiain the oft used tile of A COMBINATIUN OF STARS: ¥ S the tame who was the ont Nee tres inoipel oard—vi the RAVELS, during their recens tour through ‘hs connty, when ¢ in the odin, Gabrie ad tre Mart: M’LLE ZANFRETEA, M’LLE Gioves, every de- im be wil take board for twepe make the arrangement wit! me one orthorn “i yin rads bere, aie object being reexbie to him Ad- Star Offios, rtst-ng EISR THE 8: sen ja7-tf NTED—At the Now York Emplorment y. io6. No. SII Ninth street. near TY FIVE (2) W@ITE and th [red reler*boos. as Aurdronsos, Wartresses, ~pders, gels Kubbsr G: ods, more’ ina and Ua-es, ard other use ul » Treveling Flaeae, Foi! ac. ff mt Open Glassen, Boxing Gloves, and Foils, suv other ardcies ueuslly kept ins Gentie- rm sore ‘. H. MiLLER,. [ ‘ket. ready to pay oash for al! articles the marke! y yer Tr ioaenal wean, SgNLE 0 has? —_ for montis, and & BS the re T° LOAN—83,' 00 and 81,500. on first olaes so losn on collateri and Puildin: Li exile cheap. 490 Se-enth es Perfootly sound; kind and gentle in ~~) ess, Will be sold very reasonable on spplicat on st European Hotel, jel? 3t¥ C2LAP DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED aT THE % 2 pisses, very beautiful Emb’d English Berages, ai & 1 © pieces very ohoice styles Printed Lawns at 12% 25 pieces Sag!ish Grenadines, very prevty and e peice t $350 ‘Tunzz Hunveey ann Firry DortaRs $350 Per week of six nights. LLB Maxzistta Rava is the ni FH of Gabriel ranovls. =ne i hat she & pears, the chief Terp'schoresa Sensation before the ‘at puplio. All who nove eng it ae pe oy of Jaly, 1962, 8 cece ee So hha: She haz, for more than a yesr been tion wt the New York Canterbary. ‘ a E RENT is |, without dis- Pit astand iouieeneae ody Vossine be we lore the pubiio She has beeu, for two yesrr, be} “os ' vers first favorite, anc drawing the! jet aecite: " re Ho on entire! ‘Upera Donnas. Apt oe Wah taste 7 “iM r Mn decd of rt reoordes ot Wark oured notes. Also, soverai small amounts to Also. numer of Houses ts in wa"lous parts of the c ty. for ly toFOX & VAN HOOK, over jo7 6t* om “Alte sir of CARUAGE HORSES, tion entirely eclipsing the italian ‘He Sai: t BRotHERs—Al! will rememb>r the celebrated oni Hippodrome pai and most Dishing feacure connected with ioe Seigrist Broth change. the whole of acrobstic formarces 1m shis country. ‘They were Sheorguels otthe are ze,the Srphes and name’ ous other simi ar acta. ‘oey stand day, FHKE FIRS' LIVING SYMNASTE TkUR VaLaRog, from vB, pense of the d very best MALE DANCER INTHE WOLD” | ep consoysemne NEW TORE! pisces Borage ‘Angiais, really good quality, at 8‘; conts, cents, pisces excellent Scotoh f.awns, at 10 cents, ts, hee hseer 12: expense of the purcha- ‘ eonvey: ot eens, 20 p.6o"s Grey Goods, in neat styise-at 12}: cents,} ArexaNpre-Zan¥autta. brother of the neant:- | #°"S reapeotiveiy I 1181 jeoes h Urgantion, at i2ig eats © S in jes in A e Ps i hisocs Weck aud Waite Check Mouambigns,| [2 4ccyecezueml umes in Amerese Wel soa vig 36 GTA PES a, 100 pieces ver ¢ cent 3. We re epecis! attention to the above goods, as they are ‘sll fresn and new and will be found as jo 16 5t rom mous pair of stills, migcron CHANGE in the PRICE OF AD- dmissii 3 Orchestra Chairs 50 cents, ‘Doors open uttit purtormenoee 8% o’cioon, SPECIAL NOFICE TO THE LADIES! A GRAND MATINEE, ante to 50 osnts, “peieot silo of English Calioos, at ORSANDIES. Lawns and other thin DRESS GOOD» ,at redeesa Prices. RY & BRO jo 15 6t Pa. averse aot Neste eeu. EATSER! LEATHER " onda Ton casu. esenced idimamaimemrer ts MAY, 308 Pa. avenue, between 9th ena] a a Ea D! REA Dt TUEsD4y, J oi > Tune th $9 sides of prime Winte’ Sig Leather, FOR SALF—A * assortment of MARBLE FOR LADIES AD CBILDREN, fanest a 3 MANTLES and TOMB 830..% WORK, with- | On which oocasion the whole company will sppear | 08°, Cait + ane, it regard to co-t, at my Stone Yard corner New = ra °9 Tsey aven' street. rea: the railroad 4 ADMISSION. irdug? it. Having oonciuded . ‘ ranch of m+ bs iness, | offera | my manvfacim: work at prices Granite to 4izoontinge the began | far below cost Brown Stove, Nerth River Blue HE WA=8I @TON ACAD: Norh avenue, Er PORD, Commer tere, Stone and © lagging, Breman River No. 289 Penn. Marble Files ovn-tantly on nand ard fur: to thats Eve y eve s a Jc order at the shortest rotice aad the lowest oash | CKR f of the best cla-sizei aad - Ogee our 52 stork of ~t i .-4 riees. cred “y eminent artiet«in their 1D cords at remar! je i2-Im™ NICHOLAS ACKER, SE IDS Se. it pe doene ed in 1S Ve BRO’ and w: iw < THR, TOR SALE-A dark bay shorough bred “Mlon- | Seichtfr ong s ucts, Ac. TR st ey Avenue and oth st. torey” 8 a LLiUN. about 16 haods até p.m net Tue “est of reireshments high, ? years old, a Soe, gent'e tidi_g hori atmcderste prices Ufficore always in att ndance usar WARM WEATHER’ meg te fring and masic—a splendi for the pre:ervation of ord r LACE s &.imal for cavalry officer. Avy. between the} jei4 im H*NRY * OBEN FHAL, Prop’r é GANDY MUSLINS! hours of 7 8m, and § p.m. at M. J. POPE'S | SUN UMBRELLAS OO grey le, Ki street, between Sth and 9th, Navy (2 FELLOwy’ HALL! AND Pa ' “AQUIA CREEK er PO-LEMO 3 eros Rone een eo, riety BEEK ap PINEY POINT. STANLEY & CONANT’S Between 1 and $1. ri ne Ps sieiisaei snibat . GIG@GANTI3 ILLUSTRATIONS is3° ite Conte- Mw met. ‘otomac Bteam’ pany i é io fr m tho foot cf Chopin Kd Cc WN, MaSSaCHU- Wasblar ot oray , ie. WAR FOR THE UNION! day ex. pyateovolodk, Pt au S Comprising Views o! ines North Smarep ull the Wi G rbury’s Lai img Returniog RS West; batiles, B mbardm: 7 car. (Gundays ax- | Pxpioeline, oreo yang, inewonte of oes OH Tice o m er sr frer git fo appiv on board tie + | PSE Natral Harte et fies ton Rosde, in which saad wor. Be braised On Safa ie Oaving st 6 colon in | the represented—the ne, wilt extesd her inn fags 4 = Point at eight 0” on <telarmze, ove: al hal Pais frum Grn. gy Ronn is en pny oes awe aa} ‘his Great ht OF pes. age, apply to fraght agents on the - ‘the city, or REFRIGERATORS! - . 8 We intens ULO CONCERT 5 days, won rile fow ooereld amesiet APOCIL CONES Browp's, Ratices! W RENCE, Chairman. Rt ATORS, Clarendon Bote, ir. 6th 87. the coolest we tow have on itas. St gost, and most r jew Also, fue 301 Pe. avante, 'siwood bh ani FOR LADIES—A now sup iglities im Shawis, Wrappings, | price only, marked nae tees, | til $ 0 Ps 8 ply sia a NTIRE 8UI ply openeo ’ ‘