Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1862, Page 2

THE - | Our miLiTARy GuDGeT. nk: EVENING STAR, GEV. POPE’S NEW COMMAND. CITY: Elsewhere in this afternoon’s Star, the reader JUNE 27, 1869. Will find a brief s'atement of the change made In the command of the several army corps recently operating against Jackson and Ewell In the Val- ley of tae Sheuandoah. {t was doubtless to this eud that Major General John Pope was sum- moned hither, from the West, a fortnight ago; agd th t that the snnouncement ofthe change is made Immediately after President Lincoln's urn from his recent journéy to consult the ith referente to critlen| points in ct of (he war, satistied ug that the policy of concentrating the three commands in General Pope’s hands meets bis emphatic approval ‘That ten P. iz eminently Qualifed for the Hot ®0 important trtst committed to him, the history tf his sefvices in the war tp to this time, proves couc usively. We may add tcat within the peat werk his army bas been greatly strengthened with infiatry, ertillery and cavalry, until it is already a more furmiduble force than when first oncentreted in the Valley under its three late hesds in order to intercept Jackson’s efier bis attack on Kenley at Front Royal, and Bankeat St-asburg and Winchester; since wh ch thwe it bad suffered greatly. Wecan prom‘se tue pubiie that It will very shortly drive Ewell and Jackson out of the Val- les, compelling them to fall entirely back into the rebel lines near Richmoad. THE KEY TO IT. Messrs. Joseph Holt and Robert Dale Owen deserve unstinted thanks from the country, {f but for their exposure of the practice of Govern ment contract brokerage on the part of members of the legislative branch of the Gover ment in- volved in their report on the schubarth case, now before the public. The practice itself ts atte bottom of most of our Gefeats in this war which memvers of Congress are so famous for charging upon the Executive branch of the Gov- ernment and our Generals in the field. It ie in reality the source of nearly «li the shortcomings on the part of our army and navy contractors which result in the fallure of our soldiers asd sailors to win batdes, when they do so fall. It is neither more nor less than sbameless robbery of the treasury of the United States, and murder of the country’s defenders who bare their breasts to the traitors In arms, by the sworn defenders of both. it is Impossible for the Government to 4now whether advice from Senators and Repre- sentatives to make particular contracts springs from single minded public episit on their part, or from a desire to realize the “five per centum brokerage,” Which, it seems by bis testimony, Mr Benalor Simmous regards as a fair busi- ness transaction In that way millions of dollars, to be wrung from the labor of the coun- ty in the shape of the war tax, {s to go tnto the peckets of corrupt national legislators—this case provebly being but one of many similar cases not vet Lrought to Hzht. We rezret to bave to say thet we have little hope that Congress will punish the Schubarth transaction as it should be punished, or that they will pass any law likely t put a stop to the infa mous and so destructive practice, which having in every conceivable way embarrassed the pros ecutfon cf the war, bids fair to procrastinate the contest {adefinitely, unless an ind!gnant public opinion speedily drives these virtual pecula- tors out from under their disguise of official guardians of the public weal THE ARMY UF VIRGINIA. The forces under Mejor Generals Fremont, Banks and McDowell have been consolidated inte ~ne army, called the Army of Virginia, and Major General Pope bas been especially assigned by ibe President to the chief command. The forces uuder Gea. Fremont eonstitute the first army corps, to be commanded by Gen. Pre- mont Toe forces under Gen Banks constitute the recond army corps, and sre to be commanded ; him. The forees under Gen McDowell con- te the third army corps, and are to be com- manded by him. Jall’s division, 10,000 strong, which artofMcDowell’s division, has reached y water, and another division Is to low Immediately la the same way, while Gen TH Reading mittor on every pegs. See outsides for interesting Telegraphic and her mattcr. a iF’ The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than ver of Metropolitan news and gorsip, and cholce Viterary reading, ‘s now on our counter ready for dei'very to the public Embraced In Its enter- 1atning contents are the following articles: Southern eceourt cf the Battle cf Felr Ouks; The Position of McClellan’s Army; ‘Phe B=:t!a near Mbaveston, & Cj; Gen Hooker's lsie Engape- « Sbeat before Richmond; Oficial Report of the SL agement on White Rivety aud news from every divisica of the Army Acrounts of the doings of Cur Gentrals , of Butler, Halieck, Hunter. Fremont, end ail the Com- tenders; The Fight at Grand Guif, Miss.; Th- Approsches to Richmond. aad affairs in Mero- ra New Orleans, South Cerolina tnd Ala- Spiciied Description of the Battle at Hanover Court-House; News from Dixte through Keve: Seurces; and y Budget mencipetion es; Congres- sioas) Proceed in; Latest Ecropean News; ‘Te'erraphic News; Local matters in aud about Weshington; Poetiy; Sketches; Tales and W i: from Prentice. a) ‘Cultural, Horticultural and Housebcid Mat- ers; Recipes and entertsining and useful read- ing matter for furmers, gerdeners and hourc- Keepers. ‘This is Just the peper adove all others for per- *ons sojourning fm the National Metropolis to send to thelr frientis at a distance. Price only three cents pet copy, or &1 per annum; postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged. or ——__—$_$§_ Spirit ef the Morning Press. The Intelligencer argues tbat Lord Brougham’s aseertion, at the late meeting of the National As. sociation for the Promotion of Science, that it was he who, by intr ducing a law, struck the firs: blew at the slave trade, hsif a century ago, is etronecus; and that the United Statea was the Grat todo so as early as 1520, nearly.four yeers prior to the British law to which ktrd Brougham aefers. The Republican, commenting upon the passage by the Senate of tht bill to construct a Northe:n Pecifie Rellway, argues that the importunce of the Pacific trade and magnitude of the domain Tequire tree lines of railroad. —__—__+-ee- Naw’ Posiicstions.—We have received from Messre Pulp A Solomons, 332 Pennsylvania @¥enue, ecpice of the ollowlug works: “Jobs Doe swd Richard feo," by Edward S$ Gould New York: carlecon. A graphic por- traiture of cerisin phases cf New York life, orig- inaily appearing {2 chepters in the Home Jo r- ual TX- interest created by it hst occasioned its pubiloation in tis haudsome style by Curle- ton “The Game Fish of the Northern Sta'es of America ond British Provinces,’ by Barnwell Carleton, N.Y. Tals is a pleasantly written book, just the thing for summer readiog, with its badget of informa.ion upon matters piscato- rial he author is specially well informed u; on u' acd Salmon. The couciuding chapter upen amp Life’? fords vainsble hints “ Exiracts from Army Regulations’ Wash- ington: Philp & Sciomons. A useful little pub- Heation : from Hudsen Taylor, 334 Pennsylvania ave- rue, we have “ Love’s Lavor Won.’’ By Me £ DEN Soathwortn. Philatelphiz: T.B Pe- "rson & Bro’s. Some bing new f:om Mrs. Sowth Wworth’s pen, end Ceasequently sure to be eogerly Tead by her wide circle of admirers. WF. Richatein, 278 Pennsylvania avenue, and Joba ©. Parker, 3:9 P street, send us copies of— “The Flirt”? A novel by Mrs Grey. Poil- wdeipaia: Peterson & Bro’s A readable story, by an author popular in both hemispheres. From thepberd 4 Riley, Seventh street, John ©. Parker, 379 F street, and J. Shillington, Odeon Daiidigy. we bave copies ef an odd sort of bre chuge: Rifle Shots at Great Men and Tutngs nadiemen'. .A vgem In three cate By an Ia Peterson & Bro’s 1-4 tnbia fo Bengt also operate ageinst the enemy at Rich- ID" Commodore Hull, N. val Constructor Hert, nod Esginer Shawk, arrived at St Louis on Saturday last from the East, to superintend the consuetion of seven new gSunbests at the C.- Decks The orber two, the Choctaw oct Henry, have f've_hundred OCA as Work and will be launched in three weeks octaw Will bave a turret !!ke the Monitor, and will be put in command of Lieut, wW inalow. Toe Ppt Beary will be 300 feet long, pierced for 22 guns, end will be so constructed as to be ser Viceable ag « fea-golag steamer. Lieut. H-ll Wi'lbe in commend. Ia few days the engine Of the tron clad steamer jronaides will be tesced. ‘Phere is every Freepect that the vesse! wi!! b- hetiaed ever to the Goverpment at the date tixed dy the contract=July 15—and “poss!bly before. SS UD Geo a Coffee, Eeq ,U 3 District Attor- ney for Eastern Peoasylvania, reports that nine- teen-twentieths of the pr'zes brought tate Phila. delpRir b-ve been, or will undoubtediy be, eon. Gemued, and their proceeds te Gistributed as prize money. The costs tn mest cases are light, 2nd quite 2 number of the Prizes are already con- Gemned and sold, and the money is about being Pald over to the Navy Department for distribu- on. The cases now in adjudication at Phila- delphia will realize to our gallant asilors several hu: decd thontand dollars. ‘DP The Britteh Post Office bes withdrawn its erigizal preposition made in 1839, and formally accebied by Pestmas ter Gereral Blziz 10 Novem. Det last, for a reduce d rate of international le‘ter- Postage, from 21 to 12 cents, between the two Countries. The United States Post Office Depart - mentdid not anticipare thie withdrawal, after the ject was favorably re-opened bv the presen ‘Mastic General, and upon the British basis ‘Pais result wi!l be very much regretted by the ctmmercia! and social correspondents of both Bealdes MeCall’a division, Gen. McCieuan nas received oiber reinforcements to the amount of several thorsand since the battle of Fair Oaks. ————_~ op ___ ("A corrtpondent of the Edgefield 8. Cc) Adcvortiser, writing from Okolona, Miss., says the Tetreet from Corinth hed upon Beauregard’s army ‘a terribly demoralizing effect.’ He says:— “Many deciare they will quit the service and go bo and iodeed, the Tennesseeans are now de- serting every day.’’ It also appears that Beaure- x2rd bus lott some of bis laurels; ‘‘not a few of those wWLko were ueretofore foremost {u his Praise, are now the most bitter tn denouncing him.’ The same correspondent says the Southern army ‘sanffered tmmensely from sickness at Corioth,’, sad ‘‘the w.ole csuntry from there to Columbus, Miss., {8 ove vast hospital.’ There are two thon- sand sick at Okolona, and they are ina terribly suffering condition. Tbe CE Impeachment o Hamphreys, At 12 o’clock yesterday the Senatoriat Court for the trial of West H. Humphreys on the charge of treason was formally opened. After the members of the Hous bad taken their seats— Mr. Train, on the part of the mena rs, sald they were now prepared to proceed with the ar- Ucles of impeschment, end present an argument onthe f-cts The charges inst Judge Hnm- phrevs were na’urallv classed aa of two charac- tere—negiect to discharge bis duty as a United States Judze, ond agsuming to act as a judge of the so-called Confederate States In 1861 he bad refused to heid court according tothe law tav- ing clied the statute, ask that he be cony ed of tbe charge. Pi to the other cha: Mr Trein heid-that bave Leen one of those who yieided reluctant ad- berauce to the Confederate government, but hid been instrumental tn setting It up, Inducing compelling others to the same course. He re- marke « seriatim upon the seven ditterent articles of impeachment in th's connection. After documentary evidence, such as the a) pointment and commisston of the Judge, his con- firmation by the Sevate, &c., had been offered, witnesses were called. Jecoc D. McGavitt, of Nashville, who was clerk of the United states clreult and distriet courts until the establishment of the Vonfederate court, twearitied the fact that West H Humphreys ected as jndve of a cour. whese goveroment was Opposed to that of the United States; that he ad- auf Sse oe ee "The new Camp of fnstructio: for our vol- Unters is to be formed immediate ly at Aanapo- lis Janction, a central and salubrious position, accessible to Washington and Baltimore and Harper's Ferry by ratlroad, and pos essing great- er advantaces than the city of Ann polis for the % 7 alstered the oath of allegiance to the Confed- conceat’ation 000 men The change has | ¢. governmen!, and pms that supporting heen made at the suzgestion of Gen Wool, who | the Government of the United States was tre son. Isaac Lytton, deputy clerk of the Confederate court, and appointed by Mr. MeGavitt, and sworn iu before Juage bp ap to eupport the con- sttution sad laws of the Co:.federate States, was the next witaess exatnined, and te prove the same facts. vbn Q Smith, a lawyer of Nashville, testi- fied to the fect that on the 2sth December, 1860, ‘here was a public meeting to discuss the condi- tion of the country, and Judge H. there advoca- ted secession. Hon. Mr Foote of Mise » was Pere, apd asked sores H. bow he couid recon- tle bis cout® with bis oath of office as a United States judge? His re es was general, but he went on to argue the right of secession, and the & chorged with the supervision of the carap. ——“__= Hinotten Hinfoxmation —The London Times Contains an artic'e oa Americaa affairs, in which President Lincoln is denounced as a trickster Deesuse in his recent p-oclamation be mentions Beaufort, in North Carolina, und Port Royal, tr. Boutty Carolina, as distinct Ports. Lhe Times de- clares (bey are one and the same! pS Bete cl, I” From Shillington, Odeon Building, we ave the Atlantic Monthly for Jaly snd Biack- ‘wood’s Magazine for June, both good numbers From Saillington and from Hudson Tx: lor, | du y of the people of Teanessee to exercise that “G4 Pa. av , we bave Harper's Magazine for July, rigat uader the circumstances by which they fresh and reedabie. were surtoanéea H.G Srobell estitied that be was arrested in Tennessee on echaye of giving aid and com- fort to citizens of the United states, that the stars and stripes would float over the capital of Tennessee and all the Southern States in sixty or ninety days. He was taken before Humphreys, who pronounced him a dangerous man, though not an allen enemy, and he would bold bim in $10,009 bonds, which he gave. Wm G Brownlow testified to the fact of the trial before Humphreys of Mr Dickinson end Dr. Thornburg, aod their conviction and punishmeat for being Union men. Mr B also testitied as to the factof his own arrest and incarceration—the charge made against Bim being treason against the Confederate Gov- etament, bosed upom some editorials writtea by witness, which were mentioned. Mr. Brown- low’s case wax not considered by the Confeder- Prion ‘aad utged io take toe sh nt oie ur, oath of "The fonnnges stad it unacoummry ol 3 manegers it to call any further witnesses; and the Je Davis Sick.—in a obscure corner the Richmond Dispatcs of June 18, makes the an- nouncement that Jeff Davis had been taken {II at Raleigh, whither he had gone to visit a sick child. Aniicipations were expressed that he would re- turn to the Confederate Capitol tn a few days. —————____ U7” Hon. Kmerson Etbe:tdge wi!l deliver an eration from the steps of Washington monument ia Baltimore, on the fourth day of July. The most extensive pr-parations for celebrating tais rational holiday bave been made by the Union imen of that city. 7" Surgeon General Hammond 1s now in New York city. It ts understood that his visit has d!- tect reference to the disposition of the wounded soldiers who are expected to arrive there in 2 few days. Tuz Canat.— fhe Cumberiand felegraph says soperensly cn anek lows, 5 e Hu was the repairs to the Chesapeake and Oniocanal are | fully convlenes of sonee fhe secession of 80 far completed as to permit the passage of bi mange being oo pr ht A Finn aoa boats this week. Davis to peay the United States, Paomoren —J. W- Turne? and Frank Keinble, | of Prgscomting and imorisontn , 7s). citizens, acting master’s mates, have been promoted to sat: | fom the offie- of Judge, aad ther be be forsver ing masters and ordered to Bostog on the U, 2. Seqeliens Somes ony offer under the Ine | difficulties LATE TEL*GRAPAIC NEW*. pee ees Maine Democratic State Om ? OAS STORE I: tien. | OLCLOTH, as wa et P ROGKERY, icy 400 Banoor, Me , June 86 —The Derocratic Con- GLASS CAtERy’ ko., &e. vention, to-day, nominated Jameson for Gover- ape nor. Resolutions were adopted sustaining the prone? TANTS Setoztmsat of Administration in the vigorous preeccution of the | Table ferent patternc, all widths, war for the support of the Consti:ution, and en- | Vel were “ Atse, Tia Fans, Buckets, Seto pake, ates. CB6e, > Tse Bellers, Basins, Buttor Retdes. «, Au and duesds Ware, of all sty!es crises, Brooms, ts, Willow aud Wooden Ware of forcement o1 the laws, but against making the war @ crusade for emancipst'on, From M 2 ANAS8a8 Suncrion, June23 —Sen McDowell fzain occupies Beanregartl’s old headquarters at Manoasas, while bis command !s spread out in numerous encamp vente over the Nis assas Plain Gen. McDowell’s corps d’areras {a in wplendid condition, aud, both tn :meraie and pirsonnsi, can celled the dower of the ermy 3 ten Shields msrched In from the direction of Front Royal yesterday, and +ncamped with his division eleven miles beyond Manassas,on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Inst wight (Sun- day.) His command is much jxded out through incessant marching up and down the hills and valley of the Shenandoah. The who'e command willsoon be supplied with fresh clothes and shoes by the Government. Their condition in regard to clothing ts verfectiy deplorable—many, actually heing barefooted and with clothes torn and shat. tered ‘ There is no command at Front Royal new, that having been left ey Gen Shields, with orders tg vtrn the few articles of subsistence if the enemy made their appearance, 7 e U7" In noticing Gen. Pope’s departure for Washington, the 8t. Louis Union ave : “The General states that the war in the West Is over. Beauregard bas not twenty thousand men on whom hb» can rely None of bis troops Bave cc to Richmond; neither is it true that they ave reinforced Charleston, Savannah, or Mobile The trath 1s, Beauregard’s army ix not merely demoralized—it Is dissolved. Gen Halleck will pcteny remain at Corinth during the summer. here will be no difficulty in farnisning him with supplies The ratiroad from Columbus will be in cunaing order ina few days Ratlroad com- munication with Memphis will be alto restored in a sbort thme, for the enemy bad disappeared from the country iving between the two points. Gen. Pope atstea that his own pommand absolute- ly wires rest. Four month’ continuous and the moat revere Anty wiil render a season of re a in the dted summer heat, very acceptable ™, and enable them to recruit their ex. hausted energies When the season arrives for resuming the Se ex ge Gen. Halleck will be tn % position to march at once Into the interior of the loWest Cotton states, and awrep away vestiges of Tesistance and rebeilion in that tegion. The fali »&o every thing that is usefa! in the jons in want of any of va: tage to give wy cali befcrs s~-ohasing sleawhare, 1 Repzmber tho No , 360 Ssvecth atre t, between end K. jo? 6t BONTY & GRIVFITH. Der QUARTERM ‘4STER’S OFFICE, Corner of 18th and G sts., Washington, DC, ‘Sealed proposals will be .ré * unt! 6p. w. of Monday. June 9 h, for 8 co rot for the bu ial of deceased eclu The contract te coutinne for six months, dat ng ‘rom the it of Jaly. 18° pare ths bodes for jor sived A” The ocnTactor 16 Tent. dig ths graves, furnieh the coffin auc trars- port-tioa to the grave The soldiers to be buried St ths" Soldiers Home,” The terms of ths cont act will require that the ooffia furn'shed shall be of sound +ine or iar od, restiy ard well made and to be stained or ad the qestemary eolor. the graves not be leas than six f-etin bid 1s in the name of a firm names of ai! te van head must Sppear, Or it will not be con sider WARD: Pf pee etarossed ree care. ae . HA . Ass stent Quartermaster, u = A, oorner of 18th ana@ streets Washire R. Guarantee, The abili'y of ths bidder to fill the contrac’. hould it bs awards’ to hom must be guarantied br two rs ponrible pereons. whose signatures must ba =epeaded to thé currantés bl The resp neth lity of the eurrantors most b* shown by the « fio al certifivate of the c'erk of the Besrest Dis’ Court or of the United States Dis- “ hiidders must be present in person when the bid iddera musi resent in n wi = n= opened or thelr prosoapie wil not be coneid unde, in the sum of ons th-usand dollars, signet b_ the contrantor and beth {his gasrantore will ns required cf ths euocessfa! bidder uro% eigning eae gt posomeeny, the Neg po n s eo nd mo) 01 ni will bes eoeseary for biiders to ir bonds vor to have bord: in antioi 'y to bo produ-ed when the co1 men with the pation, and r campaign will undoubtedly put the Aaishing | eetiseigned | Tae te touc! to the good work » We, . arue nel and of as — 72 and ——. oF th goanty of nd inte Financtat —New York papers of yesterda jo heresy guarantee that 2 evening say ‘he Gove apieat iat is vey narene| entra ton re rae with the bem ms o The Coupon Sixes of 1881 close with buyers at 0} wd that shovid hit proposition te he will=t once entér into a contract 1p ce therewith be arares him we are pre ities. t be sppended the offie:a! 106% Tue 7 30 notes ate fira at 105%. The 6 Der cent. certificat-s are 100.1004 We quote: U =< G's 1862 100; U S.6's 1862" (eonp U_S 6's 1367,10;U 8. 68 1s65 160K 18 gd center: 1563. (rompon) 1034 US 6's 1265. (cv pon) 99, | ® ifoste so.+e menzioned # U_ 8. 5's 1874, (conpon) 9 Y;U ~ 5)s ist (cou- | jeoy 0 EOWARD & BARTZ pon) 96%; US 6a Si, (erg iatered) 1024; : , . 3 6's Iss1, (coupon) 106%; Treasury notes, iarze, [MPORTANT FROM REBELDOM! Stert'ing rarors ‘rom Seo-atia! On the spur, brought ia by epise;— “Bread” the ory is,"“ewet r fres] saad Cracker some deman’, ani Piss! a 1s oan t withstend the pressnre— Wigtal’s frgote ed bevon! measure— Memm ng-r, who ensrda the tresar 2 fobs sed wipes his weeping eye O71 the* roodies” made by D. Hiuve they heard th- rebel trai ? Has some prison ‘t #10 tn nts one ied + it fem iugstoexp ain? 8 Pies that never -st? 028, entog ven f teon, Crnd os—thess did he ¢:lats on, ‘Tih they ecresmad with hun, Ie i: tra —this rumored offer? Would they s'aok tne ars they wield, if Dayron’s rie ape fer ld be made them en tne fisid ? —es0n Unian rorffer and ’.is tougher Fo those ms oniess Piss to suffer y we viel 30, 1054; Oregon wor ivan, 1971, 107; Oregon r joan, yearly, 10434; One year certifi-ates, 100 The New York Post say.:—“a miseppreben- Sion exists concerning ‘he new Government los ’ advertixed asthe 5 .0loun Ma y are under the impression that the interest borne by the bonds is5 20100 Thisisanentire mistake. The fig- ures 5 20 refer to time and not to money. The toun is for twenty years, redeemable at the exp: ration of five years at pleasure of the govern ment Hence the figures 5 20 to denote the time ithastorun The luterest, per cent. per annum, is payable tn gold »” iS SGU ry See IMPROVEMENT ON THE BALTINORE AND Onto RatLsoad.—among the recent | vements on tals enterpristog rond will be the struction of a new and substavtial track between the Washb- inet-m Braach and the main stem of the rosd, with a curve on the north side of the Patap-eo, by which enytnes ana cors will not be changed at Present The objectis to increase tie facilities of transporting Goverament stores and troops be- tween the Capital and the Great West, Harpers | _ DAY TUN 'S Bakery and Depot for the oslebra-ed bf eg «th r local places. sdagel ows CRACK 5 MIL PinsrGsk. 5, or taut !uproveme.t snail have been + fected any SK AWS, WATK KS, &o. &0., Boay of soldiers can be taken on b ard of comfort- ek ga hihat erat batween @ aod.’ 1 able cava at Alrxandria or Washington and car- tied to Harper's Ferry, Winchester, “ heeling or Parkersourg witb creat celerity, and withouta change of cars. Militrry officers who have had much experience in the transportation of troops NOTICE. I HEREBY Forwarn a)! porsons from hesborins my wi 6, * osfuns “to. 6 treet, from and ie th*s dats. as chy has loft wy bed and bosrd w ti out o! Also, ] am not responsible for any debt that -} oO - . ont act. Tangent Rell gets ee ee Le et cam STORMRTRRET) = Te 13) TRAVELIVG BAGS, i" John Walters, a promivent merchant of Rijs) vats ia Ei 4 Beltimore, committed suicide in that city yester- day by shooting himself with a pistol while la- boring under a temporary aberration of mind, Supposed to have beea superinduced by business LINEN HORSE COVERS, WHIPS, &o ion.apd for sale ion. am for We harel set rece vet = pe oe very low.A G eassortme: sO. bosrdard W. BRUNK ¢, made 1 tne beet ets aner, 0 the best material ‘acd ip. walso;s oud line of LINEN HORSE COVERS, PLY Nes, WPS Also. + hendsome new BUGGY WAGON, meena ha.d six pastenger CARRIAGE der. satiers suppliod with al! kinds of goods, WATCHES LER>. WOULEN SHIRTS Bg OES OUTTA A Sie % PACK. 2 Under Odd F-'lc 107 The London clergy are receiving all sorts of warnings that their sermons are too long for hot weather. The Times, the great repository of British woes, contains innumerable complainrs on thissubject. The \ Sota desire seems to be that In summer theclergyman should dispense with the sermon altogether, and confine himself tothe Mturgy. iF” New counterfeit two doliar netes, ote r- ting to be issued by the Bank of Otsego. Sew RAVE 1G FRUNKS! Laing arcineirculation. Vignette, » Jonmnatiog T sredioan me 20. LEATHER TRUNKS! and train of cars. male portrait in lower right, 168" Dre=p tay a] State die in left and figure “2” in each upper epring Freaks, Trunks, commer wee same | late is being altered to vari- pean ly levereasee cus banks. ao. In the greatest variety at low pri. WALL STEPHENS & C je6-2w tert SEE ad Pee Aas dah 2c LR Ska ROSS, 8 FOE 521874 darn bay thorouch bred “*Mfon- LLIUN, t 16 hands UD~ The first lot of this year’s crop of wheat, received at St Louis on the 15th, was from South litnoia, and was eqd at $1 25a bustiel Samples of cew wheat grown in Ohio were exhibit at terey” STA iy Cincinnat! on Monday Inst. high, 2 years old ofne, poate Hyp te re {17 The Stars and Stripes now wave over the teal ‘or cavalre ‘ofhoer Apply. between the rematrs of every dead President of the United | *,.@ Pand 5 p.m, a ML. J. POPH Btates, except those of James Monroe, whose re- p peat a st f btw a a Recs Ty Stabe, K street, between ah and 9th, Navy mat.s were taken, seme years since, from New je 5 Ime York to Richmond. LM_LEAF FANS, FOX WARM W 4 LACE MANTILLA = ato re SUN CAPRELUAS a cidiei ay: Forssleby WM. R. WICKY Eno No. 36, Central Stores Tth and 8. strests, * teposite Gantre Merkax. : A SUNDAY 8CHOUL M- ETI G ve peld at Waugh Chspo!,o rner of 4 snd Third streets Cepiro! SUNDAY N Stilociooka m= Add: u. S. Senators Wien sud WiLLay ant oor. Mr, iil, on 2 epecial meeting ofthe t, ‘oil Improved +raer of Red Men wi} De peld aco Wigwam,oa FRIDAY, the <7 h ivstau,at3o’e eck. Clicls and reper ntatives are requested to be purciual in iheir ettendance hy order: dF. WANNALL, je 3 C. R pro tem. ———-+ ——_____ 2 CR - proton. Di S82 OF CO; 8 ; SERIO E FC LUM 3 A, Wasuixe jol3-2¢ OR SALE— F Very bai tt! 1 Sag sound enra old. 15% bands high. Also. a coed WAGON cd BSN ESS, Inenii at 434 strect west, je we ‘P.HE ARMY FEAST! OUNT ap aah's COURT, "Tane 17, ee The g i di Deredy on Drees; ef Wills 1s hereby dirested to ascocta! but cot a executors, and? fun Stans bree isteh as ets: ete ae ecutors, an is hav Y io Rew asoounis asraque-d by aw.ahd proceed to 4 "Ewe ata cloriovn toast, for Norfolk won, iseue oliations agairst a.l such as shell ovntinue | By pstriot sword aud gun in default after ti 0 Sak gay of Juz neat owt Ap with joy elate, ‘Fyne copy—Fest : Fidos ie Rhode laland’s Jo2 inw3w MOSES KKLLY. Reg of Wills. is Va ian 3 ALLY - Reg of Wille ‘x0ir Bppetit-s as sharp as And t ting cheer he ta: ‘ned, rare Boston CRACK eRs vied With Pras from tre same source su And mateh eca eee PEST, Bure Hesit.ini! heaith{u! ! hoaltntal fare Ne’erf r tue brave, On laud or wave Did ski! @ d:intier fosst prepere! Cuonrs, Hosithfnl! hea't iu! ! h Ne’er for the brat ” ‘and or wave Did skiii'e dainuer feast prepare! ‘The officers and s»idiors of the U. 8 “UFFICE UF THE COVMI-SIONERS Ay apdse the sat of Ap-ill6, 1362, entitied “An act for the rélesse of Fe aReTens eld to ner- vioe or isdor tm the Dictri of Columbia,” City Hail, Washington Uity, DW. C., June 7, 162 Ordered, ‘Tuat the time for fling & starément in wrung or socedule with the’ ler: the * ours for the District of Coumbia, 8 provided in the 9th <eation of the aboveact, be. he is hereby extendo. to tue first dav jo7 td WM R WOODWARD, Clerk. tied pride F QUALITIES THA! CAN BE RELIED O eet and other A ia ep ta and A 8, "i yereally acmit the sn .eric Nay’ 5 Niece ramet eea emo, | RRCTE AEs eae eat Be as es: to ; . le, os ~ ee = &o, “ver ail other de!ivacios, ligttor see incr stom! in o the Umop otmp* ‘The Sti ey dsoiste then atites Sse of Mie Fu sace-« new and elegant ee 4 UANAL PACK®T BOAT Cakery 455 &leveuth sireet, Weal ing-on, A-ply to HN.n B i Um je2+iw ame FIN|-8 mit Sa oe | PURGE tise, HORSKS ond Lett # & 5 a a : ar * cl SEtic— chal supp's of all ho nesabers ee ‘Also, $259 PIANO early) duced pr ces. Uedies’ Hemetitohed Linen Cambric Handker- ch eta, is F 6) pi os ¢ laid and Plain Nainscok Maslins- 25 stv us new supplies dat! fines RO Je drei — a svocusand Ninth veda | purnot Ne excelied ithe ony fox tale H apwict, OM LONDUN. peat jo 25--otf Office American Palsy Seavcees stiles Eats ate aay | NOW Te Tee Tim g: Boar Fess beaten ror pee dene '. pel ne rite eS FIREWORKS —FiREWORKKS, wr Miscella.ecus . eotures ard Reviews; FL 8 FLAGS, tha He oscepe” LANTERNS i ehi ee » Pepa Por iliuminetionsy aoc ‘Vam_an’s Hours with thi 08, 2 VOls.; BS 88 National ry pP'ies fr: Ea CCK ra VEUR. = goal Wiegand bit tie ear ‘ao SEVENTH STREKT CHEAP CASH STORE! 869 369 eat. bet tb E "Phe Finke sapling VO 5505 05 TT a we Low have = aioe — aot Pe avenue rei a ell = REFRIG Just received and for eaie at @ email advance— Acs eine if ae 6 Second ‘hand OOlPaGk SETS. 6 New COTTAGE SHES" in different colors and 4 ‘© assortment of— LOUNG. Matyas 4 . CHAIRS. % ay 6, Burress. ~~ AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON § TO-M BROW. By NAb © BARNA" DA raat Pa. avenee and Wins . ct AT *8 TION<~On ©, Pee are rr Fupber our Action ee Sry ve— d ‘O't seid for . aus wTamberofexcsiient Drove, Work ard Bad- ,, dle Horees. het WALL & BARNARD, avote fy J. C. Mc6UIRE & CO. Ave ioneer’ os A MUSHENTS. GROVER'S THEATRE. ——_ Ee evens, seer lite et and the i Glorious Success !—-Mover before Equalled ! ort Most Thrilling, Most Beautiful, Most Sue cessful of al the plays vf modern tums, Boroiosul.’s Ir ah + Fraape, Sy gatacle, im three coLLEEN BAWN! Spine EAE ‘OWEN or 6 My Oh THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN rf “ CA GES aT Special en-agement. for ox nights only, of tre Ossk~ AND CASRty Ae Arise, Fometing oud yocullet June 2éta. at igek n frost fie Fs Sutin y K ome, we rhall set! i Gpovent fe ret A seoow bes ith ay Bg rate Actress, adou Inet Opee arrays tht oy wi 4 an Dt Bleos, is8 BUSAN DEL jorees, THIS EVEN'N@, COLLEEN BAW N:! mi A u t lan v Minan three bunived nignta, ard h ont iC PesUIRE aS By WALL & #ARNARD, Anotionsers. South corner Pa ecenus and J.imth street UORSS=, SHIFTING TOP BUGSY, F Waeon, c» aT AVOT ON—MA MORMNS.» ‘© ook, will be o:d ia Aucti n Rooms— 4 pumer of goot earnal tect teste A Phifing top $ug:y, Sud eevera! otner anh aed 7 WALL * BAR Ds MSHAL’. & PAGK Aucioneers. BY Oth st wader Odd Prilewes’ Hatt ———.. Kathisen, GOLINB Si oe “Td that Lesve Me,’ eT 602% st Hea 4 of le sa “OP! wader ng" CH SILVER PLAT?) 1Ch PITCHERS. ne hho Prete — ‘er . ASTORS, Cyses Nr ee oe —— ee SKSTE; ALSO. TRA an s Peo! vBT> Geene 1—Lake of Killarny by Moonlight. RAMDLE | UFLERY Ay 8 veron.—On THU. a Beene 3 Consee of the pereen taY MOs RING. atsame neat we shall sell, tm 5 0 at S vecberee Fors il, — front of our auet'on /coms, the above ardees, A Scene i—The Sennteg 5 2—To-c Crocan’s House, *3—Toro, L ke aed Motililoud’s Peaks. Soene «Ruins of the Chapel. Soen » 5—My es” Warch House, Sooce 6—The vevi's Wa:er Gare. Scene 1—Shelah’s Bate” Sosae 2—Perior i¢ Castle Ch Soene 3— Mies Na « aise Seene 4—Cutsbirts o° le Soene 5—The Bail Room. erther with a varied a-sort ent of gods, ice ip partof Gises and Clgonery We Sit Shader, Furiture, Cocke ad bio Linen, White anc Cneok Matt. B asses and Ing sip “arp: * *4UTURE DAYS By MAK“BALL & PAGE, Auotioneers. XOVERNMENT S4LE OF CONDE brome —We olat Palo agetog - Battin cn Moe DAY’ Sane ‘ idia ‘ . at it 0” lok. a m,® lot of Corn, 08, Gover: mont funda. JJ Dana. Cart 5 . 8. A, MAR’ Halts Pads, sects re Open Bt 7ds o'clork ; to commence at 8. (AANTER BURY HALL. CANTE Louisiana AVENUE, NBAR SIXTH #7. THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY. IMMENSE SUGEESS wana of the By J.C. McaUiKE & CO.. Amotioncers, RIPLE COMPANY! RUSTRE’S $4! E OF HOUSK AND < RIPLE COMPANY! Tae arte “Oey ae Frowded nichtly with the very first citizensof| To. Ot tc She snbseniber: dated Juse a Warhicc “on, ani pronounced to be ths most tal- npn . ti ected co:nbinstion of Stare in the COUMLT. seeeg geet trend 8 ts foro a TBE REAUTIFUL with te privocge of purokace of Lot he “ Ps . » 7 . SaNennrTA back 1 fast. together with the iene ovcmente, eos IN A NEW TiG4T ROPE ACT! oy pe a! Fines gud ak bidwek afei Pies eed “ ; Bgoulinis of wens Sp aY Foaates, aan ert. “ rLowees sc. MeOUIRE & CO. neste. oO Ab-O = “io the Au tevos! ALEXAN “BR ZA \FRETTA -C MoBUIRE & CO, Auctioncers. a ALE OF EAST 20 a4 Rg 14 ‘ t . Wul aiso . ppear ino pee on the tight-rope, a et THE WooODE™. 84 E DAxCE! oa the south grown Frombentts THE WOoREN SHOE DANCE! Dear the por 190, = . Kas: Room Velvet Car-ct, contai_ing about © Arcs, and in excel ent e-rditnen, 3 Moroceo ovvered Sc fas. Pair of Fiutei Columns with Vases, for Garden Of- naments ot Mende: ne Columne with vues and Caps, ake an arbie to; -tles Bs stone with Boricge, kasttreases. and Pillows, 20, &0. Lot iron and Copper rigeravora, Cupooarde, ‘erms cash. order of the Commission’r Public Bui’ joa 5, © MoOLIge « fed (~ > ~ ———— Br J.C. MoGUIRE & OU. Avotioneers. XCELLYNT FURNITURE AND ceTH MISS EVA ERENT, MISS BVA BENT, ne ty tu Vv. elat, IN THREE NW BALLADS! ADLLE MARIETTA RAVEL, WLLE MAKIETTA RAVEL, ‘The fasc nating pani h Danses IN TWO SEW DANCES!” M’LLE ZANFRETTA & MONS. VELARDE, IN A wEW »wANisit DANCE! THE SEIGRIST BROTRERS, ‘The most carice Av obst ta the #: rll, Oe the OFLEY BROTHERS! MONS. VELARDE IN HI8 GREAT BUS@.K:AN DANCE! > FE rvects at MOeNIN a, Str street, between 12th Kow. ws etnt abe y eaten deoiting b w anceems plush cov red -arlor Wal at rtegere, W al rhie-top Centre aad Sofe Tabies. TO.NICa®P. = We a & ABC Shades, 'HE RAVEL PA 2 ee ere Inthe Is “uebie aniom, “e antitied Pars Tebles onl Charts rites Beaes,t 2HE Lo Oh Sook: Oak Dini < Tabioe and Chere, THE CLOWN COUK? sahoesny Botan. York Cante bury. Yew Vork Meledeon, ‘elph 8 |” upic, and the old favorites. the Washington Catts:bars, ine MAMMOTH SILL! ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. No Change in Prices of ston ! Admirsion 2% cents; Uronestra Chairs ) cents. Loors Open a7. performance ai EX v'vioes. 4 GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE, TUCK CAPTLE Ap PU ‘F.ON—Tne Subsistence Sees c'clock M . oD 1882, at the 4 Corie obument @ron 2d, which are some fos Mileh On which oocasio.. the entirs K's VEG 'FROUPE | Admission—| adie 30 etats; Children. 10 conte, DD FELLU Ws’ HALL: ‘bi HALL © PO-LEMORAMA: “ia vast dowain Gover fends. STANLEY & CONAN?’S e™ 4, BRC Majer. GIGANTI. ILLUSTRATIONS By WALL & BARNARD. A\ OF THE OMMISSTUNERS’ SALE UF WAR FOR THE UNION! pA wade Re lay <A Ci ir jowst «> Smte. ara. Gane Newt td Oeat | enc toh cc ater Xplowions, ~cenesand fneidents of every kind, % Februsrs, A. D. 1661, and passed F108 illustrate the Great Kebellion anda Netion’s | J: la Adams and others, for m di Strogeie for watioua! Li ‘Tne Naval Batic at fe. i the real movement of shi fein eness mated 4 BAP Beetrsttlos or the Cece tr, jon of thi 01 Derland—the Bening aad ca im “nef tate of A! xaader Adamr, ‘dsosmsed. ae signed Comvai-stontas wi. ¢ fr lor re Pi uotion, on TUESDAY, the 8th day of July, A. 22, StS ool-ek p.m. ‘on th- premires, rese Bod Cum- | Tight, titie, imterest, and este ¢, beth :e. alan’ ening Bed Sir. as ‘most | € +:4ic, of which the said A: ar was idttion of iteeif, eoised and “es datihe 9 of his decease, of, Wili be presented to at NOONS at 3oicteeh fer Fata oe wonderful and jarerosting exhi the oll BUistorie Work on 4 city of ey . z seventeen, (17) in squ're numbered three Sn? eiguty echt, with the wy a 3 - of. mf b] ie, aaa, sot Sembored’ thi tums, ciarand Uitrer. je m-5t* REDON CONCERE © ALL—# , m fourteen (14) B cun- Cy he Concert Hall wader Crete ton ‘Hote andre god sixty eighs (468) bei re 3. >> ADAMS, the Will Knows Gomie pat Of lotiourteen (14) = aouth- ntimental -iog-r anv Us» ort, iste of Nib corner of smd’ Sod ronsing ‘hence nerth Thea er, New Vork, #2 i mak> bis trate: pearacce | With the ice ot ™ vents street wer Sve ib: to-nignt. A ful rats and String Bad oo hand, | thence east o-ehund-d anc twenty-two (isd. Also, Bssutifal Waiting Girls, je2-lw* | 80a alicy athe rear of saad lot, tenceso-th wih EK WASBIN Pe MandineTON cane ef 4 8 Hy é #§ begd apes 8, <EE CO. mosis. ny. sat artiet« in their fincet SELDEWEn , Ist prima don n: ced. will eutertain the leightfa: ong-, mu até p.m. jerate prices oar lware in ptrmasuoe ore he preservation of ord Wim HYNRY “OSEN FHAL, Prop'r '0.LO CONCERT loon, neat B: $ 1 er & boat Thvert: | presding s< ay tet eB eokés WALL & anda aygiter Gir’ in atrendance, By WALL ’& BARNARD, Auctioucers 7 tld ooloct D PREY Porn yt ES BO 8 Ww ASHING TON Cisy 92 D iy Tefotae aeae Oe —$— of HARNESS, Fo ———s. set of Pous = faa ota eas ey QOFANGES, ON 8, &e. 0 boxes pr; ee quate pa