Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1862, Page 2

TIE EVENING STAR. «SHIN WEDNESDAY “GF Reading matter on every page. See outside for interesting Telegraphic and other matter. Spirit ef the Merning Press ‘The Intelligenesr is occupied with news details tod» 7 Repebdlican bolds that the right to recap" ture runaway slaves, either in the District of Co- lumbia or in the Territories, only exists under certain acts of Congress, which must be strictly adbered to. ‘Tag “ InteRvextion” Canard —We are con- fident that there is no truth whatever in the Bewspsper story, published widely this morning by tel graph, allegirg that th ministers of Eng- land and France (or either of them! have * tnter- vened”’ in bebalf of their governments in our enrrent war, or given to this Government any no- tification whatever of an intention on their part to intervene in time to come. We may state, as a sufficient commentary on the absurdity of the story, that the Eaglish Min- ister (Lord Lyons) is now on board a stenmer on bis way to England, and the French Minister (M. Mercier) ts absent from Washington, having left as fore northern watering place. +e OUR MILIT aRY SUDGET. —o—_—. DISCHARGED FROM THE SERVICE. The following additional aides-de-camp' at- tached to tne staff of Major Generel Fremont, and recently deing duty on bis persona] staff, were @ischarged from the service on the day before yesterday, the 30th ultimo. Viz: Colone's An- selme Albert, John T. Fiala, Albert Noey, J. P. © Sbarks, Robert N. Hudson, Charles Zegoni, E. Chereret, Philip Figyelmesy, William J. Reynelds, and Amcs B. Jones; Lieut Colonels Augustus F. Schwer, John Pilsen, and Jas. W. Savage ; Moejors Ricbard M. Corwine, Thecdore J. Weed, Augustus Hain, D. Henry Burtsete, Adolf Car'z:on, Burr Porter, Franz Krappner, Leonidas Haskell, and Edward Detsby ; Captains Joba R Howard, Rossiter W. Raymond, John C. Hopper, Jacob Von Cederstrom, Ceusky Sauer @e Vordendorf. Cyrus Hamlin, Geo. Ward Nich- ols, Augustus Backx, Joseph Gruwe, Albert G Bloo, Jr., Edw’d P. Br2wnson, and C. 8. Szabat. FRIGATE POWHATAN. Amtrine guard of forty-five men will leave the barricks to-morrew morning for Philadelphia, Where they will goon board the steam frigate Powhitan, now fitting out for sea. NAVAL. Assistant Paymrs’er Francis C. Upton has been ortered to take paesage in the Connecticut to join the Wissabickon A Sheick, of Harrisburg, Pennsylvenia, ap- Pointed ecting assistant sargeon, bas been ordered tothe U S steamer Magnolia Thomes W_ Henry, of Philade'phia, appointed acting as in surgeon, bas been erdtered o take nnecticut, tojoin the U.S. steam- of Georvia. G-orze KE Weich, of Brooklvn, New York, apprinted acting volunteer Meutenant, bas been ord+red to take prssage in the Connecticut, to re- jor: tu Flag Officer Lardner for command of the "que Amanda Gr nville Weeks, of New York, appointed act- ing ~esistant surgeon, has been ordered to the U 8. steamer Vailey City CONFIRMED. Surgeon fhomas fF. Perley, of Maine, erday confirmed by the Senate as Medi- ai In-~ector General in the army, with the rank of Colonel. J ti. \ bite, of the District of Columbia, was confi med es A at Sargeon in the army +2 New Pooxs.—from Franck Taylor, booksell- er, Pennsylvania avenue, we bave Pa:t 19 of Frank Moore's Rebellion Record, containing well executed portraits of Com. A. H. Foote, U. S.N., and of Gen. Jonn Pope, U.S A. “Among the Pines; or, South in Secession Time,”’ is the title of a new work by Edmund Kvke; published by J. R. Gilmore, 532 Broad- way, New York, and for sale by Franck Taylor‘ Pennsylvania avenue. A very readable book. percnictenis sine onan U7" The cons deration of the biil relating to claims for the loss and desiruction of property be longing to loyal citizens and damages thereto- by the troops of the United States during the» present rebellion, has been postponed to the second ‘Wednesday in December next. pa Te D7 Surgeon Hayes, who was recently dis- missed the service by Secretary Stanton for al- leged inhumanity to bis charge of wounded sol- diers, has been reinstated, as it turns out that he ‘was not to blame, and is really an excellent and eonsclextious physician. U7" The House of Representatives, yesterday, by a vote of 65 yeas to 63 nays, laid on the table the bill to constructa ship canal for ths passage of armed and naval vessels from the Mississippi river to Lake Michigan, and for other purposes. ReLeasz or Mz.C C. Forton —Sy an order from the authorities at Washington, Mr. C. C- Paton, of the B:lt:more American, was uncon- ditionally released from Fort McHenry at mid- Bight last night {7 The contract for thesu plying of stationery to the Navy Department and its several bureaus for the ensuing fiscal year, has been awarded to Philp & Solomon, of this city. "The appropriation of $150,000 for secret service, one of the items of the army appropria- tion bill, was yesterday incressed in the Benate to $500,(00. ParsonaL.—Mre. Gen. Banks and daugbter; Col Hawkin. B A.; Dr. Wagner, U.S. A ; and Waldo Hutchins, N. Y., are at Willard’s ‘Tuaxes To Com. Foots.—The President yes. terdsy sent to the Senate a message recommend- ing a vote of thanks to Com. Fecte. A Mamoniat rrom New Onigans —A docu- ment is now in circulation in New Orleans, intended to 'e sent to President Lincoln, set- ting forth that the administration of Gen B. F. Batler bas been eminently proper and effective, He bas evoked order out of anarchy; secured the safety of person and property where mob violence end vandalism 'y bore undisputed sway; saved our citizens from toreatened starva:ion, and dis- entbraled them from the terrible insanity of se- cession and treason; and l-arning that ¢fforts are Deing made to induce the President to appoint some other person as Governor of Louisiana, they respectfully beg leave to ask that for some time to come the President will make no such appoint- ment, unless the same be conferred on Major Gen- eral B F Butter They venture to hope that, if it be thought needful, the President will clothe him with additiosal , to complete the pa- triotlc work which he has in so masterly a man- ner un, Sad with such good results thus far carried on Financtat.—New York of last evening :—Tbe stock market is decidedly better to- day. fees bony forther advices have — re eetved from ti irginta army a hopeful feelin; ils and the slightest ‘4 ement trom Wesiagton would give the market a eg SG ward turn. We q :—U. S. 6's 1862, 100; U 8. 6's 1867. _ U. 8 6's 1968, 101; U.s 6's 1863, a a A cou; ” is » (cou; ; U @ crs 10st, (registered) ‘1024 a ee et fcoepen) 1024; Treasury notes, iarge, 7 30, 105 x; year ceru , 99: The gold market wa- quite week early in the day, as low as 108% being sccepted, but at the close 109% al094% are the quotations. The jarge disbursements of 5; wereexp cted to have amore marked and per- manent effect on rates Exchange on London is Steady at 12040121, franes570a565 sent to meClellan, is 15,000 atrung. of 8 000 as 16 The Harrisburg legraph adds that it ls better equipped, beter dri. und armed than aoy+imt.arnumter of mea in the army of tne Potomse It is the of the Siate tha: these mea wereall recruited a d ready for service at the very moment they were most > & fact which my be exclusively at ribuied to the fore- thougat, judgment and indomitable eneigy of Goveraor Guriia U7" The comwerctas editur of the New York Incependent estimates that ‘the losses of the ae ny of es —— ests an reetly te War, cannot thap Wousand millions of dollars.” LATE TEL*GRAPHIO NEWs. THE BATTLE OF SATURDAY. aap Full Partioslars up to Mendsy Afternoen. ——.—_ {Special Dispatch to the Poiladelphia Press J Portarss Moxon, June 30 —I have arrived here safely, in company with Gen. Stoneman and staff and Gen. Casey and staff, who are here, it is said. under special orders You have no doubt been apprised of the great confusion existing here. and naturally atten: upon the crowding of vessels into the harbor from W hite House Point. The sffair of peg f Isst partook more of the nature of « battle than the engagements of Thars day or Friday. Gen. Fitzjohn Porter bas covered himself with glory. He selected a very strorg Perition, and having posted his forces in an ad: mirable manner, was prepared to hold It against any forers of the enemy The troops of this com- mand all fought with herole courage, and the volunteers vied with Gen. Sykes’ regulars jn making steady movements, and carefully execut- ing tbe commands of their officers. Time and again vast b rdes of rebels moved up in solid columns upon our troops, but our regular batteries as often mowed them down ina most destructive manner. Steady discharges of shell, grape and canister in regular salvos seemed to sweep down whole companies. Ast soon es conic-ion in the rebel ranks was ap- rent, Gen. Porter ordered Gen Meagber’s Irish Brigade to charge bayonets, which they did in the most gallant: aud heroic style, bare-headed, in their suirt sleeves, occasionally with sleeves rolled up. This charge had anexcellenteffect. The rebels were driven back with great slaughter, and Gen. Porter was preparing to move upon them over the Piles of the revel dead and dying, when the en- emy again advanced steadily, strongly reinforced. Now the Pennsylvanians gave them the benefit of all their splenaid rifies, while the batteries layed upon them as be ore, creating sad ha‘oc. Indeed, the slaughter upon theot! je during this war bas never been anythisg to compare to thie The rebels stagget under their losses, and our forces were advancing steadily upon them, driving them back at every point, when a steff officer rede up with an order from the com- mander-ir-cblef to Gen. Porter, directing him to fell back with his command, and cross the Chickahomiay. The order wre executed In fine style, and our troops did not miss a man, the enemy being too severely punished to follow us closely. The only difficulty was with the Pennsylvania Re- serves and Meagher’s Irishmen—their command- ers exerting all their powers to induce these brave men to cease fi ing ‘They saw the advan- tage gained by herd fighting, and they were anxious to follow up the success. Alt the troops must be praised for heroic gal- lantry in this affair, but the regulars must have especial notice. Gen Sykes, the lameated Major Rossel, the 3d, 4th, and 1ith infaatry, behaved admirably Gent ral Porter thoug bt he would be reinferced, and crdered to sdyance upen Richmond forth with, but it was not sodesigned, and he fell back, ascrdered promptiy. Four trains of cars, loaded with forage, were ordered to Dispatch, on Saturday, but m+ eting the enemy’s pickets on the road, the traius were backed down neartbe White House, the cars were burned, and the four locomotives were blown up. ‘Ibis wasa great loss, but it was en- hanced by the destruction of stores, &c , at the White House—everything there being in flames Elegant ambulances and loaded baggane wagens were rolled down to the river bank, and, there being no time to bura them, they were cast Into the river I eo berked with many others on board of the Jobn Brooks, but owing to the fact that our vessel was too large to move down the river in safety at Rigbt, we dropped anchor in sight of Wh te House Point. The houses burned on all night, and the ac ne prrsented was one of the grandest Lever beneld. Tue rebels were not in sight on Sunday morniag wben we moved down the river. The gunboats dropped down with us some miles and anchored usder a bluff, so #3 to allow the rebels a chance (to come es far east as they chose. A boatsentup to communicate witn General Mc lellan by way of James river was tired on recently by a rebel ficid bat'ery. A portion of General Stoneman’scommand was orderea t Yorktown and Williamsburg to guard the ecg ph wires and open direct communica- ten with General McClelian. Arrangements are perfecting, under the direc- tion ef. Hicers of high standing bere, to convey a fail supply of stores to General McClellan's | army, but by what means 1 «m not at liverty to publish A tingle sutler, inthe vicinity of White House, had prope:ty to the amount of $10,000 destroyed on Saturday. There are many rumors here respectin, army mo ements; all, however, unreliable e cor- tespondents skedadd.ed with our vanguard over to the main body of the army, and they muy not be heard from for a day or two, when they will be able to write “* Richm nd, or very near it,’? at the head of their contributions Novicg. News trem Fortress Menree. Fortress Monson, June 90.—The York river is being repidiy cleared of everything movable Tugs and steamers are constantly arr! ving here, baviag in tow barges, schooners, &c This m -rning the steamer Spaulding arrived, having eight barges and schooners in tow. She reports that one bundred barges, and schooners and tow boats were at Yorktown when sbe left, but all were making preparations to come down to day. The falling back of the right wiog of the army ‘was done tn the mest perfect order, and it is con- by all to have been a movement well planned and executed We hear of skirmishing golog on all along the Hines, but can get no de- is. Lieut. E. Walter Wait, one of Gen. Casey’s staff, states that the burning of the White House was either an accident or tne work of am incen- diary, as Gen. Casey gave explicit orders for the W hite House not to be destroyed. Reports are current to-:'ay that Gen. McClel- lan hes taken Richmond, but there isno good authority for the rumor, the telegraph not being at work, aad there bas been no arrival from the James river, althouca a boat is hourly expected. Numerous scxooncrs have arrived to day, laden with cattle, horses, mules, hay and commissary stores, There was nothing lefton the York river above West Poict, when the last steamer passed down last evening, but at West Point there were 200 barges and small schooners. New Youx, July £—Tbe steamer Northern Light, from Aspinwall on the 2ist, arrived this aftcruoon, with $400,000 im treasure and 50 pas- ae ‘The news from the Isthmus is unimportant. ————— +0 Tux Baxxzurr Law—Wit It Pass!—We hope Congress will take up this measure and pass it before it adjourns. It has time enough to do it. The bills before the committees are carefully prepared from the laws which expe- rience has rendered necessary in other countries, and a year’s deliberation would not be likely to | Produce a better system. The bills proposed j combine the interes's both of debtors and cred- itors, as far as they can be reconciled in theory. If inthe practical workiog of the mezsure some slight amendments should prove necessary, they can easily be made. The important consider- ation is to set free the energies of our active mer- chants, manufacturers and artisans Beside this any error in the bankrupt law would bea mere bagatelle. The soldiers of the Union army, whether in the new homes they may select of in their old homes where their business has been ruined, greatly need this act of public justice. Here is a practical measure, which the domestic troubles of the country have rendered necessary, and if Congress should neglect it the whole country will arrive at the conclusion that the reason is that Congress has no patriotism, and that no measure is acceptable to the majority that is not of a strong party character. What- ever is for the common benefit, and absolutely essential to the success of the finsncial operations of the government itself, is completely ignored. But we hope better of Congress, bed as are our reminiscences of its course uring the last twe years.—New York @eraid. Tux Fiovd Accarrances—Phe question pe eg con Se Remell” Meek ee B. of the di of Russell, Majors ——— referred by the Attorney General, that officer, it Je sald, hs de- livered an opinion thei: ainst Validity, holdt: hat the acceptance of drat | : i ‘Miss Adelaide Phillips, American tat, is at Antwerp, reaplug ay! m before 1eported of ber at Paris Madrid. ed FURTHER OF THE ENGAGRVE=Ts THURSDAY AND FR! Day LAST. {From Correspondence Philadelphia Press.) Jun: 98 —On iast Wednesday Commodore Rodxers ordered the Port Royal to proceed down the James river toa point justabove the mouth Chickabominy Here leuncbhes and small bots were to on shore and reconnoitre inland, unttl the army pickets were reached, so asto keep up communicstion with Fortress Monroe and our Go ernment at Washington, in view of the able advance of the enemy ™pon our right. Early on Thorsdsy motniag G: McCall's sion, which was prsted 8 Little below Me. chantesville, commenced — movement towards the position held by General Fitzjobn Porter, in the vicinity of New Bridge. Mc all had scarcely joined Porter before the Rebels—te divisions of Anderson, Branch, and @ V. Smith, under the eee fal Rpionises aan Jefferson Jackson—;} foreed, bim to bait and Teetil form a line of battle, which was done in excellent style; the Bucktalis to the right and in front as skir- misbers. Porter’s division came ptly to the support of McCall, and, &ghtin; deprraiaty, the two di- visions fell back slow jy towards Savages’s Sta tion, on the Richmond and York River Railroad, when night came on, and battle ceased Meanwhile Capt. Sawtell*, of General MeClel- lan’s staff, bad sacceeded In destroying every- thing in the way of buildings at White Mouse, and, moving all the tran: ports down the river. bad the guehoats stationed so ss to comman every approach On Friday the battle was renewed with great by rebels, but with different results, McCali a Porter being reinforced by most of Keyes’ corps, making our defending force footup about 10,000 men dels were in turn rein- forced by Longstreet’s division and a division said to be improvised for Besuregard Gen. McClellan was presenten Friday, and personally man@uvred the troops, handling them in a masterly manner, and especially supervising the artillery. The cannonede lulled afterabout five hours’ fighting, and armies seemed to be recoiling for a desperate ateach other, whea the rebel skirmishes. no enemy east cf them, chan; front and advanced some miies ia front of their position. Gen. Stoneman new made a dash at them with neariy seven thousand cavalry, including Rush’s Lancers, ereating great havoc ang a real panic. After this, Stoneman crefuly wheel-d about and, covering the rear of our army es It passed over Bottom's Bridge and the Long Bridge, fol lowed them with bis main force, leaving sufficient cavalry to observe the movements the bem- boozled enemy as he proceeded east. An bour later, and our — opened upon the enemy on the line of the Pamunkey, near the White House. The oid battle-ground was made to ring again and again with our floating batte- ries When Gen. Stoneman heard this music be turned bis horse’s head towards the rebel capital, and smiiing, sald, ‘All fs well; now for Rich- mond !’? Gen McClellan bas been at work all day, and, in advancing, hes driven the enemy back at. ry point on the left and centre, with great loss to t- em, while ours was comparatively light Gen. McClellan remarked to-night to the bearer of disp tches that we were everywhere victorious bat the great battle had just begun, and hecouid not make a report until the job was done NOTICE,—‘There will be ket ic the Eaetorn Market on Thureday afternoon, July $d, 1uatend of the 4th. it* NO'\CE.—shere will be market at the Northern Market to morrow eve.ing 2 leu of Fridsy morning jy aoe MM By order of the sutchers : NOTICE —* he members brs friends of Union Chapel Sadbsth cho || who intend to {ein ins Fou th of Ju ation, inthew os nown as Mrs, Call’s Wo: ree oni. upoo 2th street, a little bevoa* the bount a line, will ha-e a haskets at the schoo! room Friday morning al o's jy <-3t cok. ane EMORY "AXT*®, Seo, RRODS IMLAND SOLDIERS cE i Lint ABTENSION Cit mone trom ti tate. revid'sg @: staying in Wa-ki gton ra svectful y to at 263 G treet, near correr of 14th URSDAY EVENING, Ju'y 3. at 7 070 ook to form @ Soldiers’ Aid Soriet-, tor the Teliofof rick an‘ wonaded eoidiers fom toast State. jy22t* Byrequestof MANY CiZIZENS. Pde aT taba I wee ae sata ye": TTENT ON, No. 6—The mem'ers of the Ferseversn-e Engine ‘ ompany gre hereby norified to at-end the reruisr monthly me ing of the Company on *FURSDAY KVK- ING. the Sd instant, at 8 ¢’cloos, Buainces of | great mport nee wil be br ught before "he meet | ine bes soon ne and oe exrees shat oxery ood member will be pnicteal to his attendance. : GEORGE FLETCEER, jy 22t™ Seo +. F.C ‘0. No 5. EASTE*N LODGE, No 7, 1,.0,0,F— 1 The m-mbers of Esetern Locgs No. 7. © OF, are h*reby notined thet thetr next regular meetirg will be held on FHURSUVAY ; SVENING, July 3,1ratead of Friday. The in- stallation Ae oe take place. iy gt? “BNE. PEARSON, Rew. Seo. NOFICE METROROLIS LODGE, No, 13 16, 1. 0. 0. ©. —Th: members are respest- fally regu _etod to meet Ri their Ledye Room on weer ESDAY EVENING, the 2d instant, at 8 o'clock. There will be no meeting on Friday even'ng, éth ag name oie oe tJ ol ‘or covvsnience o! _ —- 2 J '* notes of the sbove Bank wi nited States at our conn er in ty Noves, or im ourre t fucds I r CO, Pank AITZENHOUBE, PANT & CO Pani kere, EGULAR THE a uo TALY MEET- vem ing of the do} tees of Public ‘chools wil! be he'd in the A.dergen’s Boom, Gity Hall, on FEURSDAY APYRENOON, u * t. joo st” WM B DAYTON, feo. “WE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Seorgetown Colleg> wil take place on ‘ \Y, the 8d ef July, at 9 »’olook a | The pe -ute of students snd friende of the ineu tion are ivvisel to attend. a JOHN EARLY, 5. J.) Je 26,98, &jy2 J use pooprM0 tutte SETS 16 tw tom | se arate si Beate tace 2 aug ; On m WARD, ayer ele chee Baer TN oa: OX, NICE SE ONU HAND GILBERT P!ANO for @°0, tb syment. Also. See ene eae eB METZEROTT, jy? Bole Agent of Steinway & Son's Pianos, URTE OF JULY —al tt 1d to cale- pints thea bof Saiy. either fine ety or sou try, sre acvised to Bre «i vid {ms 0 Whisks or Bren yer tgp 4 y i tend 1 ee oon pedis ae Eats, oy : ft (1) MES.—| are it pe er Sin thet oeaic f te value at Pree NUFRED BURGER, over Bat of achisgton, jy2e E} —A Button of Wash- ds Devan se ae o mere wan ae oy ! Jost dition: Be: deat 8 ve ives, * vei mes, er; ord Pal tes. Clay. Sefer j i 255 tt a Reet tay hod. ree for yee having oniy & siig' knoe’ ny great facility. 6 excoute me Aeoupcnsoec as ear oa: ives at extrao'dicary »esc Ee a Foe eh acseeraa= y 1-3? tabion Bi ie R PRIC our stock of = a eee ae Jusr R ne eth Fi Sas iris 907 Pa, aveuus, south ade Flass: FLAGB! FLAGS"! ; FLAGS! FLAGS! FLAGS!! OFFICIAL. By the President of the United States of America. 4 PRUCLAMATION Waerezas 'n and bs the second section of an act of “ongress passed on the 7th day of Ju e, A. D.. 1862 entitled “An act for the col’ection of direct tex-s in insurreetionary districts within the United States and for other purpeses,” itis made the duty of the President to deciare, on or before the firet day of July then next faljowing, by his proclamation, in what States and parts of ‘States insurrection exists : Now, therefore, be it known that I, Apnazam Lincoan, President of the United States of America, do hereby deciaie and proclaim that the States of South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Ar- Kansas, Cennessee, North Carolina, and the State of Virginia, except the following counties, Hi: cock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, Wetzel, 5 on, Momengalia, Preston, Taylor, Pleasants, Tyler, Ritebie, Deddridge, Marrison, Wood, Jackson, Wirt, Roane, Calhoun, Gilmer, Barbour, Tucker, Lewis, Braxton, Upshur, Randolph, Mason, Put- nam, Kanawha, Clay, Nicholas, Cabell, Wayne, Boone, Logan, Wyoming, Webster, Fayette, and Raleigh, are now in insurrection and rebellion, and by resson thereof the civil authority of tte United States is ovstructed ro that the provisions otthe “Act to provide increased revenue from imports to pay the laterest on the public debtand for other purposes,” approved August fifth, elvb- teen hundred and sixty-one, cannot be peaceably executed, and thatthe taxes legally chargeable upom real estate under the act Isst aforesaid, lying within the States and parts of States as aforesaid, together with a penalty of fifty per cen- tum of said texes, shall bea lien upon the tracts or lots of the same, severally charged, till paid In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. Done at the City of Washington, this first day of July, in the year of our Lord one [u.6.] thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, and of the Independesce of the United States of America the eighty-sixth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By the President: F. W. Sewarp. Acting Secretary of State. Stats, ‘ashington, July 1, 1962 Information bas been received at this Depart- ment from Mr. Anpzew G Caror 8, the Consul of the United States at Martinique, that, ‘cunder the present law. all goods admitted into France are also admitted into the Colonies. “importers can make a choice of taritfs—elther the French or the Colonial; in other words when- ever the Colonial tariff preseribes a higher duty than the French tariff, advantage can be taken of the latter. “Tee products of the United States imported into Mertinique im American vessels having a certifi. ate of origin, countersigned by the French Consul at the port, sre admitted upon the ssme conditons as if taken there under the French flag, — do not haveto pay the surtaz of twelve nes. M GEOvVER'S THEATER! ‘88 SUSAN DiNiN Presents her compli- mects, ard tks lor past favora, to ber kind foends teie city ac: solicits ‘their pot (always to lihera! x, We') at her Compl: . ent- Sy Benedt, WEDNE -DAY, Jul» 2, when ili bs sTesentec tee thrilling play of (4M! LLs—Suen) Deis as Camille Sa-tiere, and the fine face of os Le CAM—Ben G. Ru gere aa Uncle Sam. The en aid Commissicn business will be continues by their evoorssors under the nam> and fi mof WL! . WatL& vo. 3 the pame of the late . Watt will sion frm in settling up their pi Cry iy 1 8t (Repel oan ) NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS. Waren ReereTrar’s Orrice, City Bati, July i, 1862. All Water Takers ars hereby m thed that snot Water Rents ‘or tho year oommerci g ¥ith his date a ne Bd payab'eat ‘his fon The wing isthe lswof he Orgoration “in re'ation to oelinguent water takes,’ viz: tor of such deling y and he seid Parveyor shel discootinus the su%ply of water imm Aistaly, by cutti g¢ off the water at th mi. and he «hall bot allow it to be agun “ned in said delinguen’s rominne except on cotificttion by the Wi egistrar that the wate rent has bee pee of cutting cff and resto; The law will be emforerd. KANDO! PH COYLE, iy L.dim wi ater Registrar, \REAT ACTIONS! G PEAR AC OND! smey STORE! Just opsred on the eorner of S0th street_and Pa. Syenus, north side a large stock of CLOTHING LEN eT he ers. and SHOES, whic! wi at very low prices, Fj eres & OO., Clothiers, cor 20th st. and Pa.av.,sod No 466 7th st opposite Post Offi: Fest WARD, ATFENTION! ice. Now opened and for snis at the lowest rates, s fi ostook of CLUTHING, HATS, CAPS. BOOT and SHUKS, on the corner of 20th strest and Pa. a ——————_________ EYE*¥Bopys BSSINESS. For the convepisrce of my First Ward Georgetown oustomere. I heave opened a bri | storsto the ocrusr of Dih strest Spa Pa. a Hepat cence mera a cea eee Eh per Omeres OOF tnd No. 460 7kh atrest. ard bh « w a 0B a- OW, 18 YOUR TIME Fo BUY, CLOT. corner 20kn street ‘and BaTs. CAPs, BO C'SRTRIS Corner sik atvect Sind Pa. Seem, Ne, , CAPS, Femi SHOE Vat the lnwact' prise, corer tae street and Pe sv a0 Wira 7 ING OOFS SHOLS HATS. ard Cars, corner th atree' . FIRE WO« KS! 22) Fireworks! 200 Boxes No.1 FIRE CRACKERS, ROCKETS, ROMAN CANDLES, RAIN FIRE, TRIANGLES, CHINESE BOMBS, PIN WHEELS, BENGOLA LIGHTS, COLORED FIRE, Caps. BOOTS and SHO north side. N&W, 870K Sin). a SRITH & CO., Clothiers, 250 Gros ASSORTED FIREWORKS, MINES AND STARS, CHINESE FLYERS, SPIT DEVILS, 160,000 TORPEDOES, All Warranted of the Best Manufacture. Gold, wholesale or retail, by J. PEARSON, 491 and 493 EIGHTH STREET, Near Pennsylvania Avenue, — 900 Boxes ORANGES and LMONS, In Prime Order. AMUSEMENTS —s|_—s AUCTION SALES. ee PROVER'S THEATER. i EW For other Auction Sales, ene frei pare Eemonans Craven nt the Wills’ Suse | THIS APPBRENOON § TO. THIS FVEN'ING ] | Only Benefit of the Brawtful and Popular Actres: ISS SUS. pS {88 SUSAN Dv) A FEAST WiTH T+? =PIS AND MOMUS. R.L. CROWN E CO. 4 amp WAGONS A l wei a = THRILLING EMJITIONA!, DRAMA BD store AND @LORIOUS FARCE. ©. R. L. CROWN & CO, Arnot: Special Appearance y GREEN FOR / Pais Niet ONuy, ALUABI ol a oomed an mrs ROGERS. m Faitare © ee - treat vot Ja * " TO-NIGHT, TO NIGHT, o'clook van, walean previously ret cine WEDNE®Day. vere a z= J ~Sak cig kuge a tbs residence eornead 1& pecformar, the wiil being a numbered wo bi , a teste dreme, fomne brace oF fury, mmrse Bay coe sicing abeet Cee od an as. eu Du. Wits OR of? am tibey wat oft hauitome at elem counts bec CAMILLE! mouse, content. _Srrang CAMILLE! rooms, _Smoee Hover, Saab'e CA-ringe ot On, TH OF A >: QUETTE! ae BEATE OF 4G ROERTE: grestest THE Yi Cam le Gant er (her o1sracter) Armacd Duval. X 5 Mortimer Otner cheract: mers of the great Congress of Histrvcmic Artistes. ‘T. conclude Act sau fares of Unele Sam. __._. _. _.__. Mr. Ben. Rogers morro! ‘hure ay) evening. July 3. Benefitol 2 a 35 SENNIS PAnKER. FRIDAY. JULY 4, DOUBLE ENCERTAINMRNT! APTESNOON, ot 2 oviock —EVEN'NG, ae In reheareal—ROM EO AND JULIET. sie at i. Eanes poli star oe ing Bt the ort of a + xPIELD, Meokds GREEN * br Avlebiaas An te, onge i Seemneascgvosnerneaioniie sD of 8008 wilite heposed at th» Asylum, mont. $4 tu y- aap wittont extra share, ee ee jgrageane se ste f™L DAM, Inteodant. p00 88 7% o'eloak ; to comm: nee st 8. By WALL & BARNARD, Auction~ers, QP» FELLOWS’ HALL: F's NITURE. TWO PIANUS ano PO-LEMORAMA: eg eg STANLEY & CONANT’S | hocuon heoue the Parmitere und Eifests of GIGANTIa ILLUSTRATIONS fart declining - or WAR FOR THE UNION! $omnee Capmber 1m good order. | Comprising Views of Ciues North end Sonth | B°S*tae : Batisnd oe, Satie Bown: fvonty argos. | Ga” a:d dousi Maprmete nO . cents o 4 yueh uluatrate the Grest Kebel'ion and Nation’s | Prather bede Pileweana Beadece, See al Sdoxen (amp —s Naval Battie st Son tog panned Ho Ca pets, Matting. (ileloth, real movement of shi % . a ACTION OF THE MONITOR AND MERRI- | oQtiDe<nd o her Stoves. and Kitehen Ry qvisites, action of the Cong ran acd cum. | © tothe artiel sin, the bonsekeepims sine a: a jo Pecaing ond Pinkie Ship =) amas ‘Terms cash. won nc interesting exhibition of itse:f, + This reat Hixtorio Work will be presenied to | —*2 WALL & BARNARD, Avo's. the publie EVERY EVENING THIS WERK Sud WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER- By WALL & BARNARD, Auctionws. TRuszees SALE okt ILDING LO? - 4 —On 2 y PTE NOONS at$ o’oiock for Famites. iy -5t Non ie - Gh euiak te wities ato ANTERBURY HALL, cad of trust dated atth otober aie ‘aud reo" Cc Lovisiana Avence, nzan Sixrest, | i= Liber J - EEE. Solio 4e2, one Of the jand sivilieri.rt a ime on sta % fect beteesn south D tails Sersaiee As og ea in 6 acd 1 mocths, beariag interest aud seoured by A.dood © THE COOLEST PLACE IN 2H& CIEY: | Teeords cf Washington oouaty uC Last Week of the subd: IMMENSE COMBINATION! SH font t ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, 4 QUESTION TU THB PUBLIC. Is there now in exieterce. has there ever been in existence & Company Om prigice &8 mUCh ee S a. eth ebttn then Ve RSATiILITY deys after the pert one Property, the trae- ORIGINALITY pape cy i the same at the rik AND GENIUS | 80d cost As ths Co: it Cant f OY ES, Trustees. THY PUBLIC HANGS ERR NEVER! | Jeai-d Wa L & BARNARD, “vote. Bark the List of Stars and maksa Note emit: TR su Peru, ZANFRETTA will ap; to night in the ensracter of t'e Daugh ter of the Rezimect “ho wil fire & gun at 18 candies,and ext -nguish trem. MISS BVA BRENT, ‘The charming Voosiiet, w:li cing three New Songs, WLLE MARIETTA RAVEL, IN TWO NEW DANCERS: ALEXANOER ZA\FRETTA *n bis creat Gasket Ac o2 |.6 Bight Rope. THE SEIGRIST BROTHERS, ‘The most Garier Acrobet> in the world, as the TWH WNS FUTURE DAYS By W.L. WALL & 00., Snocessors to Walt & ADOLE BH | AUCTION.—’ '2 SAT- S DAY MORNING Jus +, we wu eel! ey front of the Koome— lent ores. W.L, WALL & ©0 , Aacts By W. L. WALL & Of, avotioncers, ! Suovessors to Watt & "Bammano ORSFS AT AUCT —On THURSDAY MORNING fio tp front our Bo inneers JARN«RD. H tao fenctian Roce spent seapr~e 5 MONS. VELARDE, pS Work and Saddie Horses The beet male dasoer in the worid,inanewdance,| iy 2 W.1. WALL ®& ©CO., avots To-night, the | bis come pantomime catitled By W. L. WALL. &co > LIFE AND Dear 7 W. -& CO, Ave lioness. In which tac ert re RAVEL ZROUPE wpoorssors to Walt & Baknary . will appear This tempo of mirth and «njoymont '* fill its u®most capacity by our respec shie jo and oritiosl ciaze tom and ear stusning ROVE OB1O BORSES AT AL D Oe se SURDAY MORNING. Jars sellin front ef our Auction Foome. the ot t ‘rove Horres belonging to Jobn Patten, Lvq 0: . Work ant Sadie Horess, among which Sumber of Colts: te etoek is gvod snc ia only sold to eloce our ‘erms cash. 2 W. L. WALL & By WL. WALL & ©9. Anctio | Sacceseors of Walt & Bannan of hea the orginal. sense delight ne, hes y whore one iDg Pure en- ‘She Cao erbury is and genuine piessure 4 by he Ort eminent and refire. nen of EP Y VALUAR'K AND PLEA®*\T a Ay ye 4 Ractsswce 1 Weesive Aa) nN zane, Ail i rest Disigora: um to at Avcri wv ri Sway the hoars of the evening and recoup 5 Seloek i, We will ai On the eremi ces. euerg! 1efeeh the bran after the | oare of the day of amusement bene Canterbury * the first place cities on coming to Wi the reeiceuts of other yey rich laoc improved bys ‘eget rooms, 8 Stable, anc oe ington, Andwhy’? Be a in fame is ae ee an oe ouly ~y 4 jal! 2 O81 Di e Gres! sights © Profesaiou—a | ths acter Minds of the Mod=ra orcer; to ons ARE & plonenct ©! How well ounded ths repetstion is, m.y | comptry seat sale will Qfford & good opportu- we soon by & glance st the mammoth itet of tuper- | nity to secure one . Intively Great Periormars comprising tho coups ‘orms r ‘v. No Change in Prices of Admission ! Admission 2 conta; uronentre Chairs 50 cents. Doors open at 7; performance at 2 v'cioon. A Grand Afternoon Performance, JULY 41s, COMMcNCIN@ aT 2 O'CLOCK, FoR LA IKks AND CHILDREN, When the ENTIRE COMPANY will appear, —————————————————— ena Miss Annie the ter wai, the a? 5 ans the are; atthe cost doen t's aeen of Nong; Billy Worrell, the champion Nerro To the Wi ablog ar . _ 5 er ene ee ® bost of —s Signor COTES, jatee. iP knowsfor ty, leads the orchestra: piece ah rccnsy: 4 ean =z wt 18 POSTP. NED aET ZBRASOVE Sece 10 rostr NED iether W 488iNeTo ARDEN her veaeelay inf gf By THOMAS DOWLING, Aaotiencer / Fd A = $ mn e will ° 'eaee a! he m2 ERNST LOEFFLER. QErics oo RLUSITLES—“ Guide ws ogue oi Curiceitics vern- the Patent T= DOPARTHERSHIP. BER [r-3 ie ei ree teas atom Mis bb ps nacerass, Cr Syeat gabcee a W0OD—W00D—wooD ' ort a eaecely aah exter at time of parehage e-tf Ofte 209 Pa. ov, Be Ride Eee! me red =e 2; z 3 Li wae sm" ‘Terms SENT ~ Sour a, ournere, js Ene THAT CAN SE RZ 4D and oturs Cl eimurée. an hour >: ‘ee py and wT om rare. acd wet . « gue bats wrth Bay “wil be sol 4 y psn sive