Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY..............JUNE 25, 1562, Spirit of the Morning Press. The Intelligencer argues that while the rebel- Hon may be substantially quelled in a few months or weeks by Its power to make great military movements being broken up, yet ‘‘ the war could come to an abrupt termination only bya universal «let rmination on the part of the insurgents to rom the contest, or by a sudden conviction ¢ part cf the Government that it bad under- taken a task beyond its power.’ The latter alter- vative, the Intelligencer thinks, is becoming less cod less probable, in view of what has already been accomplished. The Kepwolicon is unbappy because the Star Quotes the opinions of Maryland papers, in pre- ference to its own, as exponents cf public senti- ment in that State. ————— +208 OUR MILITARY BUDGET. pegs A A MISCHIEVOUS CANARD. Last night the town was considerably excited by & mischievous rumor to the effect that there nad been heavy fighting on the Peninsula, and that McClellan had met with a bad reverse. Such, rumors bave usually been put in circulation by Secesh, but the present one was traced to an em- ployee at the Capitol, who stated it on the au- thority of Members of Congress. There was not ” word of truth in the story, and it seems to have been act afloat in a spirit of revenge by some of ‘he junketing marplots who were so deservedly set to the right about by Gen. McClellan, on their endeavor to penetrate to his from: on their late visit to the Peninsula. NAVY YARD. This morning « detachment of marines were sent to Portsmouth, N. H., for guards on the gunbeats Sonora and Conamaugh, now fitting out there. Major {saac TF. Doughty took command of the guard at the yard this morning. Since Capt Cash left, the command has devolved on Licut. Adams, who will still continue as second in com- mand. The guard at present numbers 142 men, and are in a high state of discipline. BEAUREGARD’S ARMY. It tethe opinion of an officer of intelligente now here from the West, that Beauregard’s army no- where numbers twenty-five thousand men at any one point, and that the bulk of it is at Mobile. No portion of it, in his opinion, has reached Richmond, even sapposing Beauregard to be there in person, as reported. FROM GEN. McDOWELL’S CORPs. Mawsaseas, June 23 —Editor Star: The health of Gen McDowell is not so good to-day. His surgeon thinks he has caught cold by exposure. Several families about six mises from this Place have the small pox. No one from that neigh- borhood Is allowed to visit the camps. Some bucksters mide their appearance here to- day, charging exorbitant prices for their goods, which the men were willing to Psy; but the hhucketers wanted to charge them five per cent. fer changing Treasury notes. This the boys would not stand. and they went to work and de- molished their wagons. A hard rain storm here to-night. Ricuarps. ee UF" Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, from the Coin- mittee of Ways and Means, reported In the House of Representatives, yesterday, a bill to incorporate « bank tn the District of Columbia, to be called tbe National Rank, with a capital of five hundred ‘housend dollars. ‘Fhe following are the corporators: Petr G Washlagton, Johnson Hellen, Edward C. Car- ‘ugton, John Little, John M. Brodhead, Jobn W . Thompson, Henry A. W illard, J. J. Coombs, +.L. Kidwell, Wm. Orme, Jos. rown end Vrancis Mobua U7" It ts understood that the military protec- tion and defense of the Baltimore and Ubio Rail- read east of Cumberland to the city of Baltimore, und cf the railroad betweed Harper's Ferry and Winchester, is especialiy assigned to the com- mand of Major General Wool. (Officers on the Tine of that road will accordingly report to him. ‘The operations cf the Winchester and Potomec Railroad will remain under the direction of Major General Banies, it being his line of supply. —— DUssER To THE Mexican MinistER.—A diplo- matic dinner was given last evening to the Mex- ican Minister. A number cf Senators and other distinguished geatlemen were present. The athering is supposed to have a significant bear- ing just now. : ——_______.___. U7" The Baltimore American says : ‘“Accord- ing to the Lynchburg Virginian, Gen. Trimble, of the 19th of April notoriety, has turned out a military phenomenon. The idea is ludicrous. A peculiar species of railroad financiering 1s his forte.’” U7 Moses Kelly, formerly Chief Clerk of the loterior Department, who was nominated some months ago for Register of Wills for the District, ‘was yesterday rejected by the Senate. pak iat eer tei UF The President has vetoed the bi! authori- ting the banks of the District of Columbia to isaue notes of a less denomination than five dol- lars. UG” Over two hundred merchants at Memphis have taken the oath of allegiance. Praying for the Southern Confederacy in the churches Las been forbidden. 17" President Lincoln in on a visit to West Point, New York. ————— ON 10 RICHMOND. (Prom Correspondence Philad’a Press, June 21 } Wednesday at noon, General McClellan com- menced a grand review of the army in the field, beginning away on the left. near the James river, sod ending at dusk on the right wing. Past Keyer, Heintzelman, Sumner, Couch, Casey, Sedgwick, Richardson, Franklin, Smith, Sio- cum, and Porter, he and his staff swiftly rode, the General bowing to the soldiers and the so'- diers throwing up their hats and cheering with teat gusto. The sight was a fine one, and “little George”’ bore himself most fully on horse- back. He is 2 modest soldier. Not one of his staif but dresses more gaud'ly and rides on with greater baugbtiness; and among weather-beaten troops a General with a straw hat and plain flan- nel coat, whose ornaments are the victories he has won, will always be received with unfeigned © ithusiasm The cheering of the soldiers filled the whole secession horde with wonder, and a brigade was erdered forward to capture some Union soldiers end discover the truth. Three regiments at- tacked a ition to the front of Fair Oaks, occu- ied by Morehead, Owen and Baxter's regiments, fut were met bya t storm of shell, grape and canister. A baif hour served to drive them back, the Union troops capturing several prison- ers. One of them, an orderly sergeant, said that @ greet many of the rebels were killed or wound- ed, and that no troops could stand such firing as they received. On Wednesday last Gen McCall, with his splendid division, arrived at his piace in the army of the Potomac. By gradual marches he bas come from White House, stopping on Tues- day evening at the centre of Gen. McClel'an’s army, and on Wednesday, early in the morning, leaving for the right wi The extreme right is the position assigned to the Reserve Corps, and they will bold Mechanicsville and the line of the Chickahominy to New Bridge, relieving Gen. Franklin from this duty. No body of troops in r tothe Pennsylvania Re- serves. They bold a most im; it and no one knowing their high character [s fearful of their not hgiding it well. Three miles length of Gen. McClellan’s “ first raliel,’’ reaching over hill and a wood, ave beeen al y¥ constructed. Its left is pro- impassable swamp, and the right is a in between the rebels the Chickahominy; thougb, of course. ging to vecare safety, its general directi . acu Lae, in all parts, about four and a half miles from Richmond. The mayne peo works at. Yorktown are imitated bere, guns will strike terror to the very center of the enemy’s worss. Our pickets extend slightly nd the to the a a : A ie se i #5 i i. : i if E bi ed though orem the Federal positions wil! besucn that, While to each Victory ls secured, few will have to deplore the waste of biood whic gained it. LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. —— From Salt Lake City—A Speck of War in Utah. Sart Lace, June 16.—A band of persons, num- bering one thousand men, women and children, under the leadership of one Morris, who claimed to be the Prophet Moses re-appeared upon earth has formed a settlement thirty miles north of this clty, and committed numerous depredations upon citizens of the vicinity. He refused to labor for their support, believing tbat the Lord would sup- ply their wants. Three of their number, die gusted with the imposition, attempted to leave, but was arrested and placed in confinement, and heavily ironed A writ of hateas corpus was issued by Chief Justice Kenney, which was treated with con- tempt ‘A wufictent time having elapsed for the pro- duction of the prisoners, a second writ, with an order for the arrest of Morris for contempt, and for the arrest of the leaders of the gang, end for false imprisonment, was issued. For the execution of these, 250 infantry and artillery was ordered out on the Lith by the Acting Governor, Fuller. Morris and his men were found strongly en- trenched and thorougbly armed. Figthing en- sued, and two of the Marshai’s posse we killed On the 15th the rebels pretended to surrender, but resisted anew, and as soon as the attacking ty approached a hand-to-hand fight ensued orris was killed, and another leader was mor- tally wounded, and the rebels were finally over- come. Several women and children were killed during the seige, Morris refusing to put them in 8 place of safety. ¢ prisoners captured number one hundred and forty-seven. Toey will be brought Sziore the Court te-morrow. Aifairs im Memphis. Froin the Avalanche of June 19, we glean the following : The city yesterday was quite active. Many of the stores so long closed were opened, some of the.n by new firms, and business signs were per- ceptible everywhere. ‘bere was much activity about the levee, and business appears to be improving. Many mer- chants and traders from those arein the city, renting houses and preparing for business in earnest. There was a perfect rush yesterday at the Pro- vost Marshal's office to take the oath. There were just four hundred and ten, by account, who took the oath. So anxious were some to get in and take ft, before the departure of the up river bound boats, that they jumped over the fron rail- ing to get in. About two thirds of those who took the oath were Confederate soldiers, being from Tennessee, Missouri, Alabama, and Missis- sipp! regiments. It is proper to say that the latter Were no. natives of the States in which they had enlisted The Memphis and Charleston road is being re- paired. and will soon be In good running order We learn that the @beatcrop in Hardeman, Payette and the western district generally, isa fine one and premiers an abundant yield. We learn that at a meeting of the Board of Al- dermen last evening, it was determined to issue $100 66 in change notes, as the exigencies of the public may require. On Monday morning, about 11 o’clock, a file of soldiers raised the stars and Leg upon the flag pole of the Gayoso, and it was cheered lustily by the participants and others. Tue steamer Giendale, which leaves this after- noon, bad already engaged seventy-five bales of co.ton for the northern market. We saw cther lots on the levee. We learn that the Confederate cavalry have Durat all the cotton in Marshall, De Soto, and other border counties in Mississipp!. anctaL.—New York papers of yesterday evening repert an unchanged market. Tle prices of Government and State steck« have not varied except the 5's of 1-71 and the 6's of Mis- sour! and Kentucky, which declined ¥, and \. bills pto 1iSyall9. McK snprax KEI, Sri co'ure,“ An emen ” in Wesley ‘ re: Fithard F streets. Y EVENING, 25th instant. at 3 ‘BE oreta 5 ce .to be had at Mr. Shep hera’s Bookatore and &: the door on the night of lecture, 10 24 2t* re ) UM BILAN COLLEGE COM US MENCEMEN@ —The sonual oommence ment of the Cclamrian College wiil be held in Rev, Dr. Gurles’s (New York avenue Presbyterian) Chnreh, WEUNESDAY, June 25th, at ll 0’o ook 8. m is 3 a" OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS under the ect of Apvil 16, 1862, entitied “An act for the re'esre of certain persons held to ser- Wiee or iabor in the District of Columbia,” City Hall, Washington City, D.C NO 7, 1962 Ordered, Trat the time for filing a statement in writing 1 wie with the Clere of the ¢ irewit Coart for the District of Columbia, as provided in the 9th sectivn of the above act, be. aud the ssme is hereby extended to tne first dart daly pext. Ttd WM R. WOODWARD, Clerk. Fe SALE—Two fine HORSES snd I'ght CARKIAGS either for ons or two horses Also, #25) PIANO, n arly rew, for $125. Apply -o Mejor MoCLURE. CO nér 1-34 at. and Pa. av. je 25 3t* OR “ALE—The undersigued wiil eell his L eet Soe ar RT ‘The korae moves woll under the sxddie and osrnot be excelled in the city for famil purposes. je %-eotf R.C, FOX Office American ‘Telegraph Go. NOTICE. I HEREBY Forwarn 8)! persons from harboring my wi ¢, & osanus Stoxe: treet, from and after this date. as she has left my bed aod board without caus. »,1 8m not responsible for any debt that she mny cont act. je 25-3t* WiLLIAM STONESTREET. NE VERY NICE SEVEN-OCTAV Kound Cor~’r Pieno Forte fees 3 event upon easy month!y psyment, for sale us 10 Store of tae Lol 0. iv _ie%s ‘Ard Raven & Broon's Pinnos. Cease: COAL!! 2,240 LB3. TO THE TON. complete assortment of ail kirds, soreened before delivery. COAL in ficored and reofed buildin; GAL?’ ‘o sitet roan. av. Bees venth and y jo %5-tt Yard, foot of 17.h on th five Ow 18 THE TIME! THE 47H IS COMING! FIREWORKS—FIREWORKKS, Of all kinds. AGS—FLAGS, all tizer. LANTEE NS—LAN@ERNS, For Iliuminstions, &c, body and get yor ard tireworks Depot. jes fiom the No. 302 E tween }3:h and Mth, rear Willard? Mo- tol-Agents for the Exosisior Works, N. ‘The Frade supplied. j0 25 t3y5* Assistant QUARTER MASR’S OFFICE, W saurnero June 24, 18A2 SaLED PROPosALs will Le received at this office until Friday, sane 27, 1262, at two o'clock, P.M, for the ing, curbing. and furni« th mrs ad piatiorm col two it the ixth Carairy Camp H ital, near ti Poor House, Washington. The Curbing to be of Briok. The bids must etate the ep end foot. The work to be cor pleted wi! three daysafter the si, wae, Bro the contract rk to be «utjset to the inspection of an ppointed o. the part of the Government. ment to be made upon the satisfactory com- WPregssais moet te adijecel te CAVE. K. Topo: 8 muatl re io . » BE, cane. Quertermaster United States Assistant ni Armyt,and should be plainly marked “Proposals je35-a3t for Sinking Welle.” CBeaP LIVING! Oneap LIVING! CHEAP LiVIN6! CRACKERS FOR BREAD PU ie: CRACKERS FOR BREA PUD NG! BROKEN CRACKERS st FIVE pound, which are excelieat for making bread pudings, used as pornaaa {ot ick Andconvaesoent ‘Fhereis no food gore nutritious than Crackers, jeSlw T BARVARD COL! HE Reguler Exanication for ths Freshman and tre Sopnomore Class will take place on the Monday acd Tuesday -{ the Commencsment week. Jaly iéth and ith, 1862, neiog precise! 8 o’o o-K&. m.on Monday. Bhe osndidaies will as- No 16 taal mal; attendance on is re qui ‘The con'inuation of the examination of thore Wo offe> then Clare wiil be de: rh evented as | o rege Qxsmingncn. ‘te da aha Pridy riety 2 th ‘attardasos on bork 18 Dei ig the cex' M oer Let. oe of juired, FROM GEN. McCLELLAN'S ARMY. Everything Ready for the-Greet Struggle [From Editorial Correspondence N.Y. Times.) June 20, P. M.—The rebels have been busy ali day shelling our batteries and camps across the Chickahominy, near New Bridge. This brid; is yet unfinisbed—the rebels commanding the west side of it, while we hold the other. [t crosses the river just ieee some of their beav. iest batteries, and thus mes a tm; nt work. Aswe have not needed it hitherto, we have been Inno haste to finish it Butes the time draws near when they apprehend 2 forward movement, the rebels become more and more de- termined that we shall not compiets it. They com- menced throw! shells this morning from two batteries, one at Price’s house, and the other half a mule further up, at about 9 o’clock and con- tinued ft until2. As soon as the firing began to be brisk, 1 rode over to the opposite side and witnessed the effect, and tried to conjecture the object of this demonstration. They seemed to be trying to stir up two or three of our batteries. Some of their shells feil within balf a mile of them, and some went half over everything that they wished to hit. But not one of our guns re. Plied—nobody was hurt—and soon after 9 the rebels gave it up in disgust. On our side everything bas been perfectly quiet. I met three of four of our companies of engineers going out with axes and spades to construct two or three small corduroy es for artillery, and atone or two points saw men at work com- pleting breastworks But all our Preparations are substantially do And if there is any further delay it will be due to scme othercause than that which bas done duty thus far, that we were “not quite ready’? . If the obstruct!~z 5, including Fort Darling, can So removed as to permit the passage of our ‘Snboats up the river, the surrender of Richmond becomes a question of hoursonly. Considering McClellan’s well-known inclination to save life —his utter abnegation of himseif in his desire to serve the cause—his rather inexplicable delays here for the last few days, and other circumstances to which I have referred, 1 am half inclined to s t that he means to a jpea a direct at- as Fea he hears the echo of the guna of Fort arling. For Two or three days now the rebels have made a deuce of a row with thedrum morn- ing. Ata very early hour wecan hear tattoo in their camp, with fhe words of command, &c If they intend to attack us, they would not thus give us notice. If they intend to evacuate, Le f would cloak their design with precisely’ suc demonstrations. Their ostentatious firing to-aay reminds one very much of the simtlar perform- ance the day before they left Yorktown. Gen. McClellan on Wednesday said he had lain awake all the morning listening to their tattoo, »nd won- dering whether it did not mean ‘‘ekedadd!e.”” A letter written by a Mr. Thomas Robinson, and dated Richmond, June 13, and addressed to bis wife, by some means f-ll into Federal hands. The letter saystoat “both armies are entrenching.” This istrue. The rebels have put up some very formidable earthworks during the last three weeks; and our side has at least kept paceswith them ‘hey dig to prevent our advance. We dig to make sure that, if checked, we need not retreat I donot think that this proceeding war- rants Mr. Robinson's inference that there will be no fighting for some time. There may not be, and then again theremay. When there is any it will be severe; and on our part will be mainly a battle of artillery. e Affairs at headquarters are perfectly qaiet. Gen. McClellan, who bad been quite ill, 1s now recovered and in rfect health. Gen. Barry, chief of artillery, who bas been anxious about the weather, Is perfectly satisfied with the existing state of things. He loods asif Ais part of the preparatory work has been done. All that been said In. reference to the non- occupation of the White House as a hospital is very stupid, very malicious, and very contempti- ble. The story of an arrangement between the two Generals “een to protect each otaers roperty is a sheer Tabricktion. The Waite ouse bas but six rooms,—and would hold at the outside, not more than fifty patients. It is at some distance from the landing piace, and in the judgment of Dr. Tripler, tue Medi al Director, is not needed for hospital purposes, as tents have been provided for the temporary care of the wounded at the landing 3* ts guarded from In trusion and injury partly because the orders of the army are to protect private property, and partly because it is the site OY Washington’s early home,—both in my judgment, perfect! just and conclusive reasons. “thy well is guarde solely to prevent its being exhausted by over- drafts; the water is used by the soldiers con- stantly, although excellent water is abundant and mucb moreaccessible. I trust the White House will contioue to be protected from invasion and injury. Itisavery small price to pay out of re- spect to the memory cf Washington. There are twenty houses better adapted to hospital purposes than the White House,—and every one of them is untouched. The letter of Mr. Thomas Robinson, referred to above, among other things, says: You have no idea of the destruction of Property, and the scarcity of everything. It is with great difficulty clothing can be obtained for our sol- diers now, and it is getting worse every day, and I expect we shall need even ottr bed clothing to clothe ourselves and our negroes. You speak of wishing to get to Richmond. Let me advise you not to come. Friends that were glad to see you before would not be now. It is near upon starvation here with every one. Board 83 50 per day, and nothing to eat atthat. Mr. Dadley was kind enough to give me a room at the depot, and he and I, and four or five others, are messing and doing our own marketing and cooking. I will give yous sample of what we ay for what we eat:—Bacon, 50 cents per pound; Pedrand lamb, do ; coffee, $1 50 per pound; = “s Gucent?; greens, 50 cent per head; bread 10 cents per loaf; molasses, $4 per gallon. Both armies are entrenching themselves around this place, and 1 do not thinka fight will take place for some time. sneer By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers. OMMISSIONERS’ SALE OF ¥HREE Hoters anp Lots on rug JsLann —By virtue ofan ron and deoree of ths Cirowit Court oftne Diatrict of Coiumis, bearing dats on the 8th day ot February, A. D. 161, and passed in the oase of Joho Adams. and others, for a divisicn of the es tate of Al-xander Adame, d-ceased, the ucder- signed Commiesioness will cf +r for Auot: ZUESDAY, the 8th day of Ju'y, A. + op tho premises, ai! the eata.e, both leral and said Alexander Adams was id poranss d atthe time of his decease, of, £ valuab.e sroperty, situated ington, to wit: Lot numbered ware numbered three hundred a seventeen, (17) in nd eighty-cight, (38) with the improvements thereon, consisting of a o> mfo-tab'e krame Dwelil- ing House, aad Lot numbered thirteen, (13) and rt of Lot numbered fourteen (14) in square Lum- red four hundre? and sixty eighs.(4°3) begianing for the said part of lot tourteen. (4) at the south- west corns: lot, aod running th ef meventh street west five (5: feet, © hundred and twenty-two (1:2) feet to an alley in the rear of said lot, thence south with the line of said alley five 5) feet. aad thence west one handr d and twenty-two (122) icet to thep-ace of inning, 8 described in the procee tings, with prove - eats Seen. ngisting of two neat ‘Terms of sale: One-third ossh; the resida 12nd 13 months, ths pacasser giviag his tocatively tad voring Wikereet home tteee St vely, and Desring iptor rom ol sale. Title deeds to b: Tetai-ed until the whole of the pa camse mocey is Loyd All conveyancing at he< ost ofthe ghee Rd EY, bilan R. RI KENOR BIRD, UB j025-colds By J.C. McGUIRE & CU.. Auctioneers. XCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUBE- nou Erricts at Avction—On M ONDAY Sad ie cues Maude 43te atres! i sell the Feraiture and Effects ot | ning, hensepeepin -neriane— sh- covered Yarior Suite, Hs 4 pias Stand, ING, Juas t ‘eon I; russels, and Thrée-ply Carpets, fp Careoter Rote ont E, es, ir iJ jeg and Chairs, Writing D2eks,4 in bles and Chairs, Cane and Wood Seat Chaira, China. Glass, and Crookery. rors, Ailver Tabio snd Tes 8 Ons, ks. K. Ni a rst rai iatres, Wattere, Wadieg, oun! B Pairand Hack Matroateg Foxethe witha eeral enue morte: it of Household pore en Furniture. . ag 8 joud J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auots, TRONS, ond, ZRAVELING Bags, LINEN HORS! Ae WHIPS, &o We hare just ived iasil fe just received on gels Lester grata fone pood ee of DANEN HORSE COVERS, et NT Laude Epiegets vader bas Tae & SEALTA OF WANTS, a Winn ieee emai. aml Apps ene: 37a ron tore @ . 13th street, b-tween @ and A. si 35 sit WwW NTtf-A stall, convenient HOUSE, of ur or five Rooms enitabie for thrae psrszon« horssKe*ping. Ay Ney oe hap vy oe With situgtic hand terme c. Pelatacomae es AN AMERICAN DY wirhosa rituttion as chambermaid and *o assist 10 washing and ironing,o_@ oniidapurse. Any onecan see ms 0 G07 Neventh street, be:ween Vire nis av. and 1) sir, Ls'snd. je st* HESS WANTED—Two Cooks and tw> M erg wavted. to work in® ho’e’. Address “FP, S$ ar Office. *ither white or bisck. None ne iy but thess who on bring good ref-rence from tosur for +t emplose-s. itt EN WANTED=A few abi isd men M wanted for tne 24 Regiment Pee Oré mooth’s pty ptitinedvanse. For partic:ia-s in- mire of 2d Lieut, JOHN O’HAGAN, Company ocraer Tenth and F sta, a OOM, WITH BOARD, WANTED, bya ger- il+mian ém-ioyed in one of the Depsrtmen’s. ‘ha situation mast be nsar the Wer Deo &coo nmodat ons good, ard privets family ferred An and terms, F. WILLIAMS, a SO oe, tS ANTED—Three FIN AND SHEET IRON W WORKERS. Nore but good, oompeteat ‘workman need appiy. Ed & H. 1. GREGORY. 321 Fa. aven ft tment, te-m* no‘e A wer. fizine residence + Office. at" WANTED for the Sth Reguitr ry. Pay. in addition to rations and clothing. #13 to $21 per month, . 8* p-emium paid to citizens or eslcisrs for ech arcepted recru't. Fo: ferther information apply at the late camp of the regiment, Camp Ciiffou- ington, D.C. je 98-1m_[ inut. §th Cavalry. Reornit’g Offiosr. WANTED-A firet rate PASPRY COOK A'so.a BELL BOY. Apply at ths cffice of the United States Hotel. Pa avenue. 3324 2t* ANTED—Bv a young msn 17 years of age, & SITUATION ina drug store; bas had one _ experience ; can o-me well recommended. irra? *J. M. H ,”” Star Office. je 24 2" Rvex« WANTED” singi¢ tler wishes nicely farm oom, out rd, on cond floor, sorewhere near the Kirkwood House, Address‘ Z ” at this offios. je 24 St™ TEN GER OR AMERICAN LADIES wanted fo ng aud dressmaking. at Mrs, D NUSBAUM'S aS ‘Foirtesnta street, be Cand D. 0 24 St Cook WANTED-—-A go d cook (colo-ed woman pre farred) can obtain od — with good mee, by Rpplving at €O9 sachusetts e Sera? av ee YOUNG LADY DES: RES A SIFUATION Ss govercess to young ohildran or ss lady's traveling co: nion,©r would act in the capacity of govergess ani compsnion in the sams femily. Canteach Franch and music (voor! aod instra- aieene Address “Cor pinion,” Star Office. ja 24 31" YY ANTED-A YOU TS to lesrn the apothecary basiness—one with an unsxoeptionadie char- Appiy at this cffire. i623 3st" acter Vv ANTED—A SITUATION to do hcusework orto ruren, by ® steady ard relinbie yourg Woman. Adirest Rox No. 1, Star Office. j-%3-3t WATERED IMMEDIATELY—A SECOND HAND on bres', Also, two Hands on pies and oskes, Goo: wages. J H. SiIMESUN, je'3 2:*" No.8 8. Fairfax st. Aloxandris. Va, OES ERIBE St AlOKSnEsID. VO WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN to cook, Wash, iron dnd do thé housework g-neraily of asmail famiiy, Apply immediately at 504 14th street, between C and ). je dd W_E. CHANDLEE. WANTED-A ood journeyman BARBER. inquire of EDW AKD ESPIUTA, Wash- Ingioa, & doors tom the Navy Yard gata, Good reference required. Also, & BUY fo learn ths trate. je 33 St" OARD WA*TED-—A gentleman deures a Plenaxnt avd we '-furntsle! Keom, with good Board in a private family oc where there are but few boarders Locativn preferred north of H or L reet.end west ot Ninth. Wil) be sermvanent if suites | Addrees, ctating terms, &c, Box S15, Post Office. 5223 3.* Aerthon aaS Rou WANTED—Wented, afier July next, for a genilomsn “nd his wife, a mea lyf rcished P: te family. located on ® cleas and et. ‘Fratto-s need cot apply. Address ~.”” Star Offices ‘e%l iw* VALIDS AND OTHERS—A Jady who been nursicg in the army the last nine the, wishs«to get one or two Boarders who want the comforts of Rhome;*r would take one or two ch ldren to toard and eduoate, under 12 yerxrscf ego Location banutifa!. Please addr. “EB. OW!” Post Offi je2i V ANTED-A nt DRUG _ CLERK. Addrses*L, M, agh Post Office, D-A YOUNG MAN to sotes porter; n ri'e & 00d hand and bring p oper tes- timontals for character. Apply 269 Feunryivenia avenue. je 19 5t le i.) ASUISTANT QUARTER-MASTER’S OF- FIE. Corner G and 221 streets, Tashingion, D.C, Jure 17. 1882—bXPRERIaNCED SraM- STEKS osn obtain employment on application at this ofioa. J ANA. anA.Q.M.U 8A. je if tjulyl Cr ANTED—A MAN as m@&néger and foreman ona farm near Washington; he must under V stand preferred. Apply to Dr, MACKALL, J+, tr. Cisss'y’s Drug Store, Bridgs street, Georg+town. je 17-se3t ANTED—A first rate COOK, who wil! also do washing srd ironirg, Inquire at 161 F atreet near 2th. jel7 QWANTED-A WOMAN that understands ooking. ry a ironi2>g—No. $19 lith street, between I and K, Navy Yard. jets T NOTICE. 4 HOSE Io want of Employment cf any kind would better ca'lon the new IN FELLIGF NCE OFFICE, No. 611 9°h street, (where the bstof v C a0 {ska dermaids, W siters and Stamstre:rerz. A'so, for young Me Wait on tab Private families or hotels, FARM HANDS ed. Em- plozers in wacto good he’p wi'l find it to tneir ad- vantsge to oall. N. B. HOUSES wanted. The best of tenants exn be obisined without charge by applying as rt N. BH. MIZTLER. Vv ANTED—At the New York Employment Agency Office, No. S11 Ninth street. near Pa avenue, EWENTY FIVE (26) WHITE and COLERED GIRLS, with good refer-nces. as Cooke, Chambermaids, Laundresses, Waitresses, , &nd Seamtre: en to wait on tab! es. Also young Colorea 8 in Private Families or Hotels. Also wanted houses immediately, with or without Furniture, Employers in wan't of good 2 4 to eal. a Tete Soir <hr ANTED.—We are now buying SECOND- D EURNITORE STOVES end BED. pt! Nes doctisting beusckeopite. ¢¢ Bava ary aras re, will find it te their wan 4 wa 8 oall. Jolett rea. SETI, ae ee ee N'SED—Every person to Know that i am in 4 market. ready t to py c&sh for all articles jb L i 6 ing a aurglus, will do well to salt “ Bitag ith at., between G and lew and Secon Sind Far- no 16 if ADAMS EXPRES3 COMPANY Orvicz 514 Pa. ss Washington City, D.C. A EASTERN, NORTHERN & WEBT- GREATN EXPRESS FORWARDERS Merchandise, Meney, Jewelry, Valuables, Netes, Stocks, Bends, &c., Forwarded with SAF&1Y &ND DISPATCH to ail secersihie sections o! the country. ‘Fhis comps- ny hnBs Sgencies in the prigoipsl Railway Zowos th NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST. its princips! offices are WASHINGTON, D.C. NU YORK, BOSTON PHICADELPH!A, BALTIMOKE, CIN- CINNALI, SP. LOUIS. LOUIS- VILLE, LEXINGTON, it New York and Boston eiivisteee at waehRand te f wi shi hres to LIVERPOOL, SOUT@AMPTON act HAVRE, and thence by European exprerses to al! prominent commercial was in @: Bri and 1 Contine: “‘Colleotion cf NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS made at all With ‘ines for BRITISH acosssible parts of the United States, 5 NN, ents jo 2 = OAS .D.C $50 forthe Setectisa dad’ soneinon oF) incendiary who burnt @houseon my (G sborough) as ieee GEORGE W. YOUNG. Foal Getiats, Pevecrctieed Carnes Fith’and Pa, avenue, v . CHEESE, 460 Eighth strest, Prd s ee je 23-121" er aae i. DUTROW. OR BAL FINE SaDDLE HORSE, ee wel frag dat e EMMING & FOY’S Stable. je 21-Steo arorey street, o_O street, tein FO2 S4UE—a HORSE and CHAISE. Ths hors) is young e1' barness or e new; tte ficmone o ea Sere —* Seen iy ls’ tet." of 1s of- ry ILL £5, jer, ie iu anton fc CHF yam NA, AUCTION SALES. Em For other Auction Sales, ves first " 4MUSEMENTS Q>5 FELLOWS watt: PO-LEMORAMA: THIS AFTERNOON § TO-MORROW. STANLEY & CONANT’S By CG. R. L. CROWN & ©O., Avctionsens, GIGANTIs ILLUSTRATIONS ROVE HORSES 47 &UCTION —We will Ck Dine: oO MORROW ORNING, June %, Compri hd egy 2 to th otte sare ave ‘toa he sireet, tp memteots i Cites North . ouleaTs 5 , ‘ond posaaicies wv ieee = Bomiarsmente mergues: Renner vanip Wort a= fata they are Bilpeung waioh siestrats sto the Gupat Hebel non and 8 Nation’s seats ga dorder. Tr those in —. eoek si for National Life. Bre invited to this ss .: and every borse sva!l Batti- 6t Hampton Roads, a te be ev'd without ome the movament of shies is represented—the N.B es ention of the prop’ enéria ACTION OF THE MONITOR 4ND MERRI- | is respec iuly caved to th MA—the Destruction of the Covgress and Cum-| it* RK berlacc—the Burning acd Sinking Shy most 5 wonderfal and tatertat g exhinition o ise - fg LT SL. pay hy % Thu oreat Historie P r 2 THIS WEEK, and WEUNTSDAY any SATURDAY AFTRR- NOONS at 3 o’o!eck for 1 on je 24-5t' GROVER’S THBATRE. Pa. avenue, near 13ta st and the Willard House. Ceonan> Gxovmn__ —— Manacer Glortous Suceess!—Never before Equalled ' ft) Most Thrilling, Most ‘Beautiful, Most Sue- cessful of a the plays of modern times, Borcicsul.’s —* coe, 3 eotacle, in three COLLEEN BAWN! Col Bi 5. N ae : 4 3 OF 6 THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN : jOULDERS AP AUCTI AAS at Repay MOURNING, Jone 2. cing at tl o'o ook, we will sel! in front ofoer Anotion for account of whom it may con- aoe good order— jerees Cincinnati Ha 16 Aogabende’ reotaxat Sroliers, Let a. Sale w.thout reservo. ano wALt. & BARNARD, Auots. MSHAL!. & PAGE. Augtionsers ad tT st wader Odd Frits! Hatt PLATED ICs Or, On; Special engagement. for sx nights only, of the} ** Ware roe fash Com ian and Vocalist , sit ies, Furciture, Cooks ‘Drees Te. BME 3: COLLINS Bienaeirind ine-ain a pote ania Yaa Brief engee ment of the Favorite Actress, ‘er Also, 20 D-xes No 1 Fire Crashers, Ties SURAN DENIN: los. York Stst> Cheese Alen. at 12 MISS SUSAN DENIN. on Saturday morning, | bandsome No-t-p_ Suggy. THIS EVENING, suet any Carrag ond eee Covered Wagons, COLLEEN BAWN:! Maksdaly & PAGE, Aucts, My'es ns Cop, s!een (a+ parformei by him for more 602 7-h street, inan three honired nights, and his coop ohar- urd Fellows u 1 "e ‘Ou tuUaeDA D Waiton as___. ___...... Stil o’oloct, we S ngan Deninas.....—. —. stock from the i ntiemer’ rein, ba I~ notaoe ings ‘el the former took of WM. M as. ‘ourn the hopes Lawn” and the**Sprig of Shi leah.” Mi Gis BER wil: ane “Phe rretty Girl Milking her Vor.” — . nome sipeet Killeray by Moorlight. a! ee Beene 3—Cottaze of the Colicen Baws. Scene 1—The Bai Sosne 3—Toro Croc! Seene $—Tore, Seone 4—Ruii Soen» 5—My Ww: Sosnue 6—Tue Vevi ' J. INGLE, Trostee. WALL & BARNARD, Anots, c3UIRE & CO,. Anctioncers RUSTEE’S 84 LE OF SMALL DWELLING B sxp 800TH —On MUN wv, NOON, June 334, at 8% o cloek. on ——. aud recorded in Liber W. - wo. 103. fo 18 340 ef f the land reco: d« far Waebington coun- fourteea ject two inches on i4th street west between south B and C streets, and ranning Hev' B M40H st. w BET’ jousE anv Loto: * % Tek: by virtue of dest of trast dated ¢ ail sell part: f Lot No..6 in square baek one hundred feet together with the a: a —. commeins ofa story Ee? ling Scene 1—Shelah’s Het. Ouse, containiog abo: rooms. ‘terms Scene 2—Parior in Castle Chuts, BEND. F PRANNAN, Trustee Soens S—My!s= Na Coppsicea’s Tottsge, jel0-eod&ads J.C. ModUIRA & CO , Aucts. Soene 4—Cutsbirts of Castle Cuate, _ Scere 5—The Bail Room. E ABUVE LE Is PO 14 Sveaine geet aes cae see * . De O@ BEND. FL BRANNAN, jes ~C_McoGLIKE & Co, Aveta By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO. Auctionsers, PRiczs oF ADMIStION. Private Boxes. _,__. = 86 Soate sony bo secured at the Fhester dunng the VERY, DESIRABLE BUILDING Lo ‘ON “‘oors open st ic ercioek ; tocommence att. | non abun Rection, un WED DAY Ce eet en, wan Sixrmae, | Remon: wesialleal of us west nee of Pa od street wi pear G street north, & devireble pptid- THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CIBY: | SBt,Lor Having s font of 2 fest on tain ot . IMMENSE SUCCESS Aan fg | 3, with interest, secured by smaaaar ue hped the arenes GUiRE& sg Avots * >. Me La © RIPLE COV PANY! TRIPLE COMPANY! By THOMAS DOWLING, Aaetioneer, TRIPLE COMPANY! HANCERY SALE.—B8y virtue of @ decree Cts Ghat ceat of the District of Corum: bia, setting as a Court of Kquity, made in 8 canse in whieh Ja arde |, is compisinant, Irene Vaneciver and otie:s are cefendsnts, und-rsignes, CR erey offer at pubiic Ciowded nightly with the poy og citizens of Warhipg on, and pronounced to the most tal- ented ( ombination of Stars in the Country, THE RREAUTIPFUL WEDNESDAY, the of Jane next, at 4 ZANFRBETTA Srolosk,1n vest Seoee inefo iwiog Piece Or par- ZANFRBTTA oe! of ground, with the two a ee Dwelling ZANFRBTTA Seronte Lot membeed atand the tebe IN A NEW TIGHT ROPE ACT! seditign to Secrestows, Derznning for the same ot THE FLOWER GIRL, fest Neoutherig. rom the south west corner © And wil distribute Bridge end Green streets. and T320U3AND8 OF FLOWERS side atherly with the wost thenoe westerly Bod paral 128 feet, thenoe porther.y acd street. 25 . feet, th a TEOUSAN Ds OF FLOWEAS To the Audiecos! ALEXANOER ZANFRETTA Will also sppear in & new sot on the tight-rope, evtit ed THE WOODEN SHOE DANCE! ‘HE WOODEN SHOE DANCE! al sonveramsine a> peep ibapeceicom MISS BVA pee m%-<te THOMAS HOWLING west. > - ‘Ine Peasutiful Vocalist, IN THREE NeW BALLADS! ML, MARIETTA RAVEL, By J.C. Mo6UIRE CO., Auctioneers. MWLIS MAKIBTTA RAVEL, hy are ee eS fasornating Spanish Da: in bortt, between let TNT Wwo REW DANCES! py ee weet 175 feet $ inches tos wide alier. ‘erme; One thud oset: Vg pte | = oy interest, secured by & ° remit jes d 5, 6 MeGUIRE #CO.. Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S BALE OF REAL ESTATE ae M’LLE ZANFRETTA & MONS. VELARDE, iN A NEW SPANISH DANCE! THE SEIGRIST BROTHERS, ‘Fhe most Carine Aciobste in the world, as the MOTLEY BROTHERS! MONS. VELARDE IN HIS GREAT HUNGARIAN DANCE! UcTiON.—Un LHURSWAY. tne a June,1962, | shall sell, at public auction, at: mm. trust the premises, by virtue of a deed Ficramipe Torsgu to the ‘ubsoriber, Dearne TONIGHT. 2 et May, 1898, and Guy | THE RAVEL PANTOMIME COMPANY | Liber J; A8..No 193, f hah THE RAYEL PANTOMIME COMPANY | 88 !and reoor: eeetet Lt nt aoe le In the Iacchable “sntomme enutied uare Dui bored nine hundred and forty five, (45) 2HE CLOWN Coon? renting 30 fect on 10t street eaei, and comaining 4 4 uare more or be THE CLOWN COUK! rma cash. Con, ADcIng at cogt of purchaser. sackivs . WM. H. WARD, Trastec, The er, work ae New Sat Meledera, e5iwkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. isjelph a’ l7.apic, he Washington Canterbi Cc. MoSUIRE & CO. OM ANMUEE BILL) ® Vv Fey VatCABLEY BUILDING LOT "ON ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, Ronee. Ag PUBLIC ALCrION ath racksba A in Prices of Admission! BENCON. June eee ee tie tan ao} No. 338, Seating bout 2 feet on Tenth RMAN Fuavieg back 107 test 3 3 eben aes ‘alley aon aPreaei ay Jaen pone "ihe central loost.on of this lot makes it very _- On which oceasios the entire Ra VEL TROUPE —_ PUrposss, Or Sa a resid snoe for Will appear. Admission—Ladies. 0 cents; cabaren, eevee twreive, sigbtes a ore {sigur mentee. ies N CONCERT ®A Ki Cp Tit Concent Hell water Clarsadon ‘Reni | “yessea J. ©, MeGUIRE & CU.. Ancts. rt. J. U. ADAMS, the — knowa Come gat > OW" ve ‘Thea‘er, New York, wi | aks hie Seek FUTURE DAYS. Sratap pearance to-night, A Fel Hrars end String Baid on hand, Alco, Beautiful Waitiag Girls. je 23-lw* By J, C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF EAST OOM CARPET AND HE WASHINGTON ACADEMYor MUBIC, 8 THR ‘EsIDD: vss —On Te. 985 Penn. avenue, south side, between | MONDAY MORNING Jens oth arn on 9th and loth ats. Eve y evening ® FREE CON- oa . grou: tae President's 4 DEK of the best classics! and music the we ‘scli— redo erminen artiats their —y = East Robm Velvet 1 don . entertain the audi tfal © » Duets, &o. T! oe aka pres: dolien "tes bet of rate oriene OF = always in attendance fol im HENRY ¥OSENPHAL, Prop't A®POLLO CONCERT BALOON. late Now oy av. York Saloon, nesr ‘8, petals &o. ‘erms oaeh. pope AT Brgrser sling Compson Peni Buigngs By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioncers RUSTEES’ SALE x ALUASLE IM; o&n enjoy &n evening in thistown. We fon in to singing, Brac eaten (Queen of So: finger Sateen dancing playi d company 128 ale West, is ey Werrel, the champion (erro k rfor ty, Waiter Girls in ik Sali ooert commences crolook. “D. FREY, Proprietor, ————— ee yng tn tally informs the public = he the t at3 0’! a Ly S“ibction ae SAETLE AT UBL PORE aes enue Baas 5 BERGE ree 0 ONS, &e,