Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. ————————— WASHINGTON CITY: ‘THURSDA -. JULY 3, 1862. GPP Reading matter on every page. Sea outside for interestang Telegraphic and other matter. Spirit ef the Merning Press. The ‘nteiiige cer quotes from the Federalist to show that though Mr. Madison “regarded the regulations of the ordinance of 1787, in relation to the formation of new States, their temporary gov- emment, and the conditions of their admission Into the Confederacy, as made ‘ witbout the least celor of constitutional suthority’ under the old Articles of Confederation.’ yet they were not “incompatible with the grants of power contained in the Ovastitution framed at Philadelphia, and undet which we now live.” The Repudlican bolds that ‘there is a residuum of d-speradoes left by this rebellion, to whom life ‘withont Its success fs of no valu ind who mst de killed off before !t can be put aowr ” ————— OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ee THE SITUATION. Nothing from the Peninsula had reached .his city (that we can hear of) up to noon to day later than the dispatch of the morning dated Fortress Monroe, July Ist. Nevertheless, we learn inti- entally through gentlemen who left Turkey Jeland on Monday evening last, that the Position cccupied by Gen. McClellan is from Turkey Island along a defensible ridge, and that on re- ceiving the destructive fire of our gunboats (on Monday) the retreat of the rebels was in such dis- order a8 to lead to the conclusion that they had fairly drawn off. We also gather the further Impression that our aggregate loes in the four days’ fighting was oon- elderably less than we thought yesterday. There sno doubt, now, that Gen. McClellan has already received re!nforcements ia numbers at least equal to his losees in the battles. In the absence of further information, the pub- He are left in the dark as to the extent of the check ‘we have received in thatquarter. If Gea. MoClet- jan can bold bis pesent position for a few days, We trust and believe bis army will be soon again ja condition to resume offensive operation, ‘brongd assisiance accorded tohim. We may Betsay how, butare ccrtaia that every exertion \s put forth In the proper quarters to that end. WARRENTON, VA.. OCCUPIED BY REBEL CAVALRY. UNION MEV IMPRISONED. A scouting party from Cutlett’s Station pro- ceeted towards Warrentoa yesterday, end on reaching that place fouad it occupied by about two hundred rebe! cavalry. Information was ottsined that whenever a Union man appeared in tzat neighborhood the Dells were rung, and before he is eware of the meaning of tbe alarm, he is taken priconer and foaveyed to a place of security. NOT 80. The statement thst Surgeon Hayes bas been re- stored to the service is whol!y without foundation. We understand tbat his own statements, and the testimony produced by himself before the com- mittee on the conduct of the war, show conciu- s'vely that he was justly dismissed from the ser- vice. COMMANDER KILTY. We have information that Commander Kilty, ‘who wes so severely scalded by the recent explo- sion of the steam chest of the Mound City, !s get- tlag much better. He remains at Cairo, whitker he was taken soon after the battle of St. Charles. NAVY YARD. The King Phillip left the yard this morning for Fortress Monroe. Lieut. Badger entered on bis duties in the Ordnance Department yesterday. —_——__ +e 1D™ In the discussion of the bill to establish new grades in the navy, Senator Hale stated that the officers in our navy received more pay on an average than do like officers In the service of any other country. Mr. Grimes, in proposing to create the grades of Admiral and Commodore, stated that the aggregate pay of the navy would not be increased, but what wus added to the new aod kigher grades would be deducted from Present pay to officers when not on sea duty. Mr. Grimes submitted statistics to show that the mean pay of cflicers of the army of assimilated rank with navy officers, was froma fifth to a quarter lees than that of the latter. U7} The Speaker of the House yesterday an- nounced the following Select Committee on Mr Walton’s resolution for an investigation of the National Intelligencer Book Job: Messrs. Clark (N. Y.,) Batley (Pa..) Windon (Mino ,) Rice (Maas.,) and Grider (Tenn.) He-zsTaBL p.—The Postmaster General has ordered the re-establishment of the post office at ‘Washington, N.C., and bas appolated Richard KR. Richardson postmaster there. {07 A letter in tue New York Times of ycs- Berday rays: * Colonel W. Wall, of Washington, a gentle- aman—like Mr. Barclay—devoting his time and means to our suffering men, was in the act of landing from the Warner to the Adelaide, when his sels. slipped, and he fell between the two ves- +. but the fortunate circumstance of a being immediately at hand, and the great ity with which he was drawn up, saved his Mile; for be bed not been out one instant when the aldes of the two vessels touched.”’ ("The President hes approved and signed the following important bills: ‘The bill to aid in the construction ef a railroad end telegraph line from the Missouri river to the Pacific ocean, and to secure the use of the same to ‘the Government for postal, military, and other ‘The Dill to provide internal revenue to defray the expenses of the Government and pay interest The tile prevet and punish the tice of in iy in a of - a oa, other places; roving and annulling certain ef the Leg! Rive Anomaly of the tab. The bill to prescibe an oath of office, and for ether purposes. :, FinanciaL.—New York of last evening say: Stocks took a strong downward surge to-day. ‘The continued silence of the Government regsrd to affaires before Richmond preduces an uncomfortable feeling, which is further increased by the cail for three hundred thousand troops. The market would rally very guic upon the slightest good news from Washing’on, and this come st any moment. Prices seem to be controlled almost entirely by news from the seat We quote :—U 3S. 6’s 1862, 100; U.8 W's 1563, (ora ceeepen) tor U 8.5 ante ceoebon) 20, it ho Fest ord) 1004 & ara tee, rt ; Treasury , 04; fae corthcatss, 9% The gold market: 9 1036 The u Additional Particulars from t! ninsala. [From correspondence N. Y. Eve. Post. June 29. I learn that General Stoneman 18 confident thai itwas Stonewall Jackson who attacked him and followed him down to White House by way of Ola Church. Another version of the en: ment of McCall's ard Porter's divisions with the reb- els is to the effect that Jackson came Cae our lines at Hanover Court House, and j gruder crossed the Chickshominy at Bridge; 80 that two separate bodies of rebel forces attacked our right flank. These are Te- rts, snd it is impossible, ae yet, to trace them to any definite source. I give them for what they are worth No rebels are at Waite House. General Stone- man, after destroying the small amount of army stores and forage which It was feund necessary to abandon, made his way to McClellan's head- uarters, by way ef the New Kent road. The bite Hou e and every building on the Lee es- tate are reperted to have been to‘a.ly destroyed by fire. We learn that in the engagetient of tend ee week General Smith’s division advanced oc- cupied the New Bridve road and the high land known as Lewis’s@ill. When our right wing retired before the attack of the eney, it was ar- ranged between Generals Porter, Slocum and Styneman, that Stoneman should maintain ape sition in the rear with a strong force, and lead the rebel forces towards the White House, while Porter and Siccum retired towards McClellan's headquartere. This plan worked admirably, the entire rebel force, estimated al s xty thousand men, falling into the trap and following Stone- man towards White House, whence the greater partofour stores brad slresdy been removed in pursuance of previous orders to that effect. At White House ne beste was made by Gen. Stonemaa to get out of the way of the rebels; but they pursued so closely that as our men turned and wound down the stream they saw the dust raised by the rushing cavalry and plainly heard the dropping fire of the skirmishers. A ahort distance below White House igy two large trantpért steamers, which were amply suli- cient to receive the remnant of Gen. Casey’scom- mand which had been left to defend that place, and other vessels were within convenient distance to take oa board the entire force of Stoneman, which embarked ata later hour thaa — and, favored by the darkness, dropped safely down the river. UATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. LATEST FROM VICKSBURG. Offictal trem Commedercs Farregut and ee " This forenoon the Navy Department received the fcllowing dispatches, via Memphis: U. 8. Fiaesair Hartronrp, above Vicksburg, June 28, (via Memphis, July 2 )—Hon. G. Wel es Secretary of the Navy: The fleet passed up sbove Vicksburg this morning, and silenced the bat- terles while passing, but received their raking fire as soon 28 we passed I have communicated with General [Halleck and Commander Davis. A. G. Farnacut, Flag Officer. Via Mempuis, July 2.—To the Hom Gideon Welles, Secertary of the Navy: I have arrived at Island No. 76, and am in communication with Fog Officer Farregut, ©. H. Davia Flag Officer. eee ie "EWS FROM SALT LAKE. The Telegraph Line Cat by the Indiare— Fight with the Indians. Sart Larg, June 30 (via Pacific Springs July 1) —On Saturday afternoon the Indians attacked Lieut. Glenn's purty of eighteen men, near ner Ridge. Two whites and one Indian were kil! ic 18 supposed the Indians cut the telegraph line the same afternoon, as they were seen mg the road from Pacific Springs to Sweet W: Collins says they are Sioux and Cheyenn number adout 400. He could not cross the Swee' Water to follow. The siege is topped for the present. The Indians are seen lurking in the hills about the Pacific Springs. Sweer Warer Brives, July 1 —The Indian® are again troublesome, cutting the telegraph line between bereand Pacific ‘Springs faster than itcan be mended. Troops start to-night in pursuit. It is suopoeed that the war party consists of about 490 Sioux. CrErRcanp, July 2 —A message to J. K. Wade, President of the Paci tic Ketlroad Company, dated Salt bake City, July 2, gives the same {nforma- tion es the above dispatch from Sweet Water The beg line ls promptly repaired as fast as broken by the war party, and no pains will be spared to keep the line working. FROM CLELLAN’S ARBSY. The atta Monxday—Kebels Rented. {From correspondence Phil’a inquirer, July 1) The captain of the Jacob Bell substantiates the report that the rebels tried to press in between Gen. McCleUan’s left and James River, on Mon- day afterneon, but the guaboa's having felt them out in the timber, opened a heavy tire on them, which being joined in by the infantry, routed the rebels witb yreat loss Ia the disturbed state of the camps after the battle it wes difficult to find any two who would agree about the various items of news floating around. Accordingly there have been various errora put adoat which will not bear investigation. thas been stated that Gen. Porter lost all his batterics, but this is not the case. Perhaps there were some twenty obtained from us, end not more. Captain Easton (who wes killed) lost his bat- tery, while Dehart, Kerns and others lost several each While the Eighth Peansylvania Cavalry were scouting about the ccuntry b tween Savage’s Station and the nearest point thence to the James River, last Sunday, they fell in w'tu a North Cavalry regiment, and after a brief skirmish succeded in kijling several, wounding a number, and taking thirty prizorers, ‘The Prince De Joinvilie, Comte De Paris and the Duc De Chartres, left the head-quacters of General McClelian’s army on Monday afternoon last, and came down the James River to Fortress Monrce, inthe gua boat Jacob Bell. General McClellan accompanied them oa board, and re- mained forscme period, no doubt for the pur- re of bidding them adieu, as the two Princes, tis understood, uave detacbed themselves from the arduous duties of the field AN EXPEDITION UP THE AP. OMATTOX RIVER Last naturdry, the Monitor, Isiand Belle, Step- ping Stones, ann one or two other gunboats, went @ short distance up the Appomattox, in order to ascertain the probabilities attending an effort to destroy the railroad bridge at Petersburg. The Rebela were well prepared with batteries to de- fend the approaches to the city, by either cban- nel; but a short and thorough cannonading com pelied them to beat a retreat and leave the works. ‘Lbey were supported by some 5,060 infantry,wao ‘Were scattered about so 2s to do us much damage as MN egarheee by picking off the gunners, or any- body who chanced to afford them an opportunity. Tne enemy kept up a steady fire, but without doing material damage and, as we hed no In- fantry to land and hoid the earthworks after clear- ing them, it seemed of ! use to waste (ime and powder enthem. Several attempts were made by the different boats to get up the deepest channel near enough to fire the bridge, but they proved ineffectual, and, besides that, when the Island Belle was engaged in testing the feastoility of passing up to the bridge, she grounded, and all atremps to relieve her were foe feTke enemy soon obeerved her condition, and having brought their guns to bearon her, com- menced arapid fireupon her. Ail feasable means having besn applied to remove her, but in Vain, she was fired, aud the necessary quantity of pow- der placed where ite ignition would insure the complete destruction of the vessel. In a short time she was beyond utility, and thecrews of the balance of tue vessels having fired a coal field and. a large depot buliding, returned into the James river. The Island Belle was quite a favorite lit- tle boat, and was well known last season as do- idg good service onthe Potomse. Her armament was light, as is usual with vessels ef her size, carrying about one 32 pounder and a couple of howitzers. eine Dispatch frem ©. 1 Fitch. Memrais, June 20 —D:! ‘ebes from Colonel Fitch, dated at St. Charles, Arkansas, which place he still held at the time, set forth that Gen. Cortis’s division is at Batesville,on short rations, and without prevender for the horses and mules Breeldes suffericg from sickness, General Hind- man is menaciag him with a large force, and unless commissary and other stores can reach him soon, bis troops will be rendered incapabie ci duty by starvation. A regiment was called for and transports with provisions and provender. Col. Fitch peepenee to give the troops a share of ective service, having in view avery important movement upon theevemy. SS ee The Call fer Tr 5—K equisition of the Gev- erner of New York. Ausany. N. Y., July 2—Gov. Morgan to-day isaues a proclamation, calling on the citizens to furnish the qnets for supplying the new requisi- ton for troops of the President. Secretary Seward at Boston. Boston, July 2—Necretary Seward arrived in this city from New York, this moraing. ———-2+2 Letter frem Gen Hanter. A communication from Major General Hunter, of the Department of South Carolina, in reply to a resolutton introduced by Mr. Wickliffe, of Ky, and adopted In the House of Representatives on the 9th ult., calling for ‘ information respecting the organization by Gen. Hunter, of the Depart. ment of South Carolina, of a regiment of volun- teers for the defence of the Union, composed of biack men, (fugitive slaves )’? was transmitted to the House of Representatives yesterday by the Secretary of War. The letter says: No regiment of * fugitive slaves’? has been or is being organized in tuisdepartment. There is, however, a fine regiment of persons whote late masters are ‘fugitive rebels.’’ So far, indeed, are the loyal persons composing this regiment from seeking to avoid the presence of their late owners, that they are now, one and all, working with remarkable industry to place themselves in a position to go tn full and effective pursuit of their fugacious and traitorous proprietors Gen. Hunter says that under the instructions given for bisguidance he is distinctly authorized to employ atl loye! persons offering their rervices in defence of the Union and for tae suppression of this rebellion in any manner he might see fit, or thatthe ciroumstances might call for, and as there is no restriction ast, the character or color of the persons to be employed, or the nature of the employment, he concluded he could employ the loyal blacks who reimeired upon the plasta- tions. Inthe absence of any ‘‘tugitive master law,”’ the deserted slaves would be wholly with- out remedy, bad not the crime of treason given them the right to pursue, capture, and bring back those persons of whose protectioa they have been thus suddenly bereft. To the third resoiution of inquiry as to whether he had been furnished, by o:der of the War De- patiment, with clothing, uniforms, arms, ¢quip- ments, &c., fora force of blacks, he considered that bis general instructions and the exigencies cf the department was sufficient justification. He bad no specific authority for supplying these Persons with sho es, and pickaxes, when employing them a yrets, nor With boats and oars when using them as lightermen; and it seemed to him that liberty to employ men in any "TURTLE. TUn wURTLES Having e'Suchtered a ma ath Green Tur: ANTED—4 » 01 1 ria Address WANTS. ANTED—A geod LOAF BR Ww Apply atth> corner of 11. a OWN’S Resisarans, oorane, antPa 2 ia av. . ¢ WAR Ch car anne is not less then 2 rooms; ereferr: ox §9. Star Office, AD BAKER. Eets jy3 st* R Lt» cook and do house ay ey a ‘od ‘EC’ ithes to tako atroot. TABLE WOMAN, heving lost hor Further information to be giver b+ Sppizing h atreet, 2173, between Pen. syenus and MM ore to wet nurse st her WATE u—By @ respectab’e We'sh wemse, who und-ratan‘a ner brs! ew brenohes, a SITUATION tion to assiai im washing. Call at @ re-t RESPECTABLE 6 8 situation as nurse or chambermsid ; world i co wolling. dest of recom enda- ons, if required. Pisa7e address @ note to Box 16, Star Office, ite ANTED—One larze ad roc d a small room, as qusriers for the two laundresses ofthe Litt Hogimner igri iv at once to Cas’. G Re! Temple of Arts, Seventes: th etreet, Se ANTED—40 (00 laciee to 3!] at 250% Soventit street wos'. between Laber‘iss,) and bring their have it stam; Shawis, @a Wo sell'* imped goods low Cail and see our Infant Shaw. Paterne and Sire Fronte, [eo ee year, aS. FISH ees. 591 Seventh acreet, ary\and avenue, island. jy? wt W SoD WoRkeR WANTED. None other the near Mi than a g00d workm' Jy 1-st* Ww 359 Kighteenth s! Alec, myers Lady to loarn the business. ivi ste EBY in the best Apply r = . Washt Nurse wanted Hewgnts of Georg tment wil te LIAMS, Eeq.. G hed HOUSK of fice Box 842, Lees, wants 8 on hand. nies. hote. A at the Employment Oth _ est, sear Pa ay. OUSEKEEPER’S SITUATI by 8 middie-ageé Ameriosa widow. sither in 8 pub io ‘netitution cr tri race family. tent to take entire charge, be pert mse in doth se = tae “0 nurse ne oj to le the “ity. tory No. 549 Maceschusetts BreLis, bet Ap; Sd ste. } ANTED—A COOK, ER. To who mended good ws: 20 New York 63) 6 id © ovly charge 6 osnts per width-have 500 pa'terre—are reaty "? loak: 5 shepers pin Coachmske: ANTED—Three DRESSM aK! hk street, between an need epoly. ROBT H. ie ANTED TO BUY—A good CONFECTION- 3 490 west tai te to F; BREITINGER one a SERVANTS WANTED—A cod Cook K db ontieman residing on ths 2, ‘Appy te BB, Wik sometowne . jy i-lw* TED TO RENT <0 ’ wa k of the Trea:ury Department. Any 8 good tenant will pena: address “A. YOUNG WOMAN, WITH THE SES? of rer wet or would teas & in cl) ite bar ne oti a 453 Eleven'h ik as cock ERMAN GIRE- dost: ROOM, or ons good SPN and jy ron” t of the city of Warhin Ry the yerr,an unfur- m 7 to 10 rooms, with b bis ¢ description and vi 3° a SITUATION ryante of ai ki }, boarding houser. &c, Agensy Office. No, 614 N. 8. MILL WANTED ag bad oo jy 1-3t* WASHER and IRON- ean come weil recom iy at No, LOST AND FOUND. TRAYED O) soriber. on if yellowish Sh ae viv n aed her oer “r ified e cocked. return or fo: heavy a litle; tum to MRS. DA SI bob-tatl mare, with le! STOLEN FROM THE SUB- londsy, Sith of Jane. COW ; no marks of wr iving milk *h* is abo B on PATRICK MURA Second st. east, between & ond Aye! Sst night. weits COW, with larcolft rown spots srourd her nck. saitable reward will bs given for her re- 1.Y. at the Drover’s Kert, Georgstown Water Work: REWARD .—Strayod from the subscriber on Sunday last three Her K SK. fore foot white: one a fies- bitten gray horse.and tre ot-era big, sway-baok bay, with small sores on his back, front Shoes pulied + he above reward will be given if returned to WM. JuRDO. A liberal rewa’ r eny inform horns turned >< * iv 1-3t* one abay the Garchoass. _ dy 1-st* RD- $20 BEwAl irts and one or two dollars in eilver. on Bridge etrest, within ono ort Umpnibai streeis west cf Pe nsy' Rice's Bank end E event! wer cfhoe. STRAYED OX STOL*N—Pron ber, & epctted brindle COW, wit horns and bell when ieft i ward w. ze i be INNE' PRG 5th ats. BOARDING. . WITH OR Ree. Bate Seventh 8 stand—in the Omnipan, or on one of the v: Will be paid to any person leavirg ' 3 — y is if brought to me, Mra ‘TT, No. 243 D street, between lath oan ins pleasant house and delightful Jopsity at No: 60 aeath A street. pear ne » whon returning irom who. rping ‘achington, on Sal S.containing forty nevon t»ree co‘lars ia paper, lost eqeher it ooks Of the ‘ verus, between ih street The above re- A liberal re WITHOUT BOARD. ss ‘The rooms are d-eirahie, and co- venient to the Patent and Post ()ffice Departments fyi St* COBNTRY BOAKD oan de obtained at Mrs. particalar capacity, implied witu it liberty, also, | weighing over three bund POmia—the pu 1 BARNARD’S,8 besutifal iccation one mile to supply them with the necessary tools; and | can be ee-vei with biases cr Soup at GaM. | West of Georgetown. Referecces required. AD acting upon this faith be clothed, equipped, and | ™ ack’s, No 200 std 202, corner of Fiftesnth pilcnete oan directed by calling at the Drog armed the only loyal regiment yet raised ia South | #reet and Pens. avonue. dy 3.88" tore of R. 8 TF. Cisse',Georgetown. iv] St Carolina. JNO ). HAM™MACK’S S'* OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE in vindication of his own conduct he says that DINING aND 4) scoommodated with Board ard Furnisoed had it not been for the:nany other diversified and BUPrhR ROOMS, Rooms at the Posrding, (private) Hoass on i2th imperative claimson his time and attention, a Cor. 15th st and Penn. av. street. between [and K, No 408. jess 2w* much more satisfactury result might bave been hoped for; and that in place of only one, as at A fine Billa-d Room attached, Above Hilb: Metropolitan Setgar Store. Dining an tupper resent, at least five or six well-drilled, brave and | Rooms open on Sunday from7a 5 ss Rooroughly acclimatea regiments should, by this} ips st" pein pig 3 ae have been added to the loyal forces of the inion. The experiment of arming the blacks, he an- nounces to bea complete and even marvellous success. They are sober, docile, attentive and entuusiestic, displaying great natural capacities for acquiring the dutles of the soldier. Vhey are eager beyond all things to take the fleld and be led into setion; and it is the unanimous opinion _ SPECIAL ELECFION Seconp WARD—Nolice is hereby given con- formab!y to the requirements of the charter. that an uly 9th. 1864, election will he hed ce Wednesda: in tne First Precinot of the Mecond Ward, for the choice of ons Aiderman to fill the vacancy ooon- sioned by the resignation of Williem F. Ba: cA The votes wil! be reosived near tha nort! gorner of Twelfth street and New ¥ ork ays ‘The polis wilt open &t 7 0" = of the officers who have had charge of them, To'eloek Pm, ass = rE ‘CKa ‘ae eee that in the peculiarities of bis climate and coun. . W. SPAULDING, try they prove invaluable auxiliarles—fully equal 35 » P, HILTON to the similar repiments so teng and suceesatully Jy 3 5 Commissioners. used by t] ritish authorities in the West Judia SPECIAL ELECTION, Islands. Srconp WARD Neto i honey niven con- formably to the reeuiremopts of the chartar. thst Cpe Seb be held oa in the In cocclusion, he hopes to have organized by end of next fall, and be able to preseatto the an Wednesday, aniy oct Government, from forty-eiyat to fifty thousand of Seoond Precinct of the -eoond Ward, for the ot oice of one Alderman to fii the - these hardy and devoted soldiers. oumonad by the resignation of Willen eee, gunet et Bleveath thecrau "Ponte ean ees I> Paris gossips say Plon Plon isso delighted | ¢ . cs at the prospect of Deoooing a father that he's be- Pus P. be ear tT e'aloeee ‘uae oe come the most devoted of husbands. He is es- - 8. iewie’ r siduous in his care of the Princess Clotilde, and A.@ HaLL, shuns the immoral some pear. which scandzi has} iv 3 St Commias oners. hitherto aecused him of frequenting. to 12 o’oloek the 10th day of Ji i852 for trimming ned grading ‘Sixth ‘st oat vas ———_________ Commis oners._ PROBS, il ps ALS Wi | be recived at the Masor’s it, Fhe, Maryland avenue to Fennsy.vania a 4 VOUUE, THE MEETINGS IN THE 1 the et ae the Capitol wall a ned t he al bo ches i pity NIT DSBS aes ree”) Gvomne 0; rous i tout 1 ohes rs the a — ere enoh week. ‘These me! for the spe. | £;5Ye! to be of gocd quality. to be weil raked. o ea: cial benefit of the Soldi they are of stone of improper éiz0, Sad then well rolled wit larly invited to etond. P. LYF. = Prectanee will state the price per enieo ‘be onary Y. i trimming, and per equare rar F aren des NOVICE,—There wi J 4 SS ot Northern olarket to iene Plains s dy -dtioth Comm'r Baad natriot, wT 7 ya By ordes of the Hutehers. ane | A CARD TO TRE LADIES. DR. DUPNCO’R GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES. Infalliol: in corresting rerulating ani removing als obstructions from waaterer cause, and Glways successfulas a preventive NOTICE —The bers and ta Ghavel Sabbath Soho-l whe iecond go co - a rare ot iy Os ration, in the wots ‘reet, & little beyoad the bound: 7 line, will bate s <a beat oval tthe school room Friday morming above Pills bave Eng been 18 eae, ir iy 4-30" EMORY BAXTER, Seo, stipwad. have sati RHODE ISLAND 80LDt z 2 Like, Deen SION Perry romith; O tate, residiog Or staying in Warhiogto n jal uested te mest at Lo.) corn ofidity tHURSLAY EVENINGS ish er o’@'ock, to & Soldiers’ Aid hoald doi ant woantod oqudore {ros , es Soe ° SUR. bs $1 bers yea 19 her bse atts oh H ry 1ON, — 8 ig itis untae este itso moe ing of the Company, on SHURSDAY EVE. of these Go'den Pills entire iwING, the 3d instant, at 8 o’cloox. Businces of bow in robuet h Moe great imports nee will be brought before the meet might be given. #i inc for conrideration &nd it in ex; that every for Lucoreah, (or 2-20" Seo. F. Exes. ASTEaN No. 7, 1, 0.0.F — one amine eet Gig ee oyun Res see, of Friday Roy of ‘wilitake place, 7 aie oe LONE, PEARSON, Rec. Sec. eS RBARSON, Reo. Ses. | GEORGE =. PLANT, consented (vice W.F, Beiou'vours a thes Sg ANK OF ERCE, GEORGB- ‘or ths cotvenienss of ine jer in this city, f the above Sank osm oocneer‘m United Boeri Neen ola t fade. #s..HOUVEE, BAN CO, Bankers, hadi PBANT & oly leaves N°”, AND SIMPLLPLE PIANO FORTE A’ Professor ALEXANDER Dae returned. anut ard Compocer. the London Fxhibition, course for the Piano ar New and Simoli fiw system, a verson ba’ of mueio will pe ene! read music with gr ratio BS we | Bt 0 assical ton. zstion he renders the voice powerfa! to voxlise with facility, accuracy and fine ality of tone | Prof. Wo'owssi ly 0’o'oo! + St his and F. kp. x > s to the vocal part. by his way of yoon!i- ives at most extracrdisary results, METHOD FOR BINGINS. OWSK!. Pi rom, and opens sAYen wing te his y Prof. Wolowsk slight Knowledge ery short time to d execrie ope. ith rare parfeo- d enab.es the singer ven visitors da: residence, No 451 : jy2im DD VOLUMERS—} ing and have odd whioh are ot po use. By Or lsaving it at the store it will be a mutual benefit and bring sete together which are of |itt'c value at ag) RED BUNTER, over Bak of jy 23" H'INGTON cs tone teortbet in “i Soild timore @: Chases Trials; RB » ALF; agton, wt id kxpsdttion, jane; Ameri olation; several Cou: Pi nL! 4 ie! iscence: mond; Auto; cock, ater Mertin. Lord fairfax, Obas: matin, oe GgEEAT ATTRACTIONS! NE oo EE ei eT oor. 20th st. and Pa, any gentiemen are want volumes in their possession M ngs Exe ing me lists by mail = Batton of beet n"s ool: 3 “$a. Tro'lar 1288; 75, &o. Burne, s Erobs Justi-e; emssy's tel; eye ae 75; ves, 5 hs of Pan- lay. Jefer- H a W STORE: SHOES, which ‘H & CO., Clothiers, - and No 460 " ‘oeporits Post U Ofte. a Fest WARD, ATTENTION! Now opeped ant for sale at the lowest rates, a CLUTHING, HATS, CAPS. BOOT LBs mrdstenitat ma neoinea eee avenue, psp psoas iey EY28¥s0py's BUSINESS. correla c: H price atte mame Fr Tie stented Se aia CRI Bk F ie bPereat aod Taine: Ee 460 7th atrest. CAPS, BOOTS and street and Pa. avenue, 1 Fu AMUSEMENTS GROVER'S THEATKE. Puovounnes ate ot. a0 THIe EVEN 287 AND ONLY RST AND ONL: MISS JEYNE PARKE MES FI Fi rR. BENNIE PA+ Kt R, Whor will be rroduced for the Last Timie, positively The g-ext chot oe tera of the by Leste Wa - jack and Jw Biws ed the ROMANCE OF A FOOR YOUN ROWANCEH ROMANCE MAN! ---.Manuel ~. tamper Laroges ——-M Ue Bsvanoes B Phi'lips 2 ...Dr Demarets TO-MORROW, JULY 4, TWO PERFORMANCES! AFTERNOON, at ieee PF TO THE NATIONAL ANTEYM' NAN, THE GOOD-FOR NOTSINS. NIGSE. at 2 o’clook—REGULAR Fix! <6 NG OF THE NATION! BIRTHDAY SF FRE WAR: ea J.J. OF TARE WAR DEPARTMENT! oF ADMISSION. O18, ee ee -= ena OF ER Ses Ciro uly Ci: cents any ti ee vate renee eenee Soste may | 4 without extra net 4 “pipeay rs Open Bi 7% o’clook ; to comm=*nce st &. IROVER’S FTHEATER! RUSAN DENIN, _ ae. wiki a igri : <i PAILLIPS, WALL, BAKER, And the enti e CUM* DY CONGRES3, Will _seresr cn JULY 4-TO MORROW -JULY 4 ‘oth 2fzerncon end Night! NAN, TH GOOD-POR-NOTHING ! NATIONAL ANTHEN, ty tas CUMPANY! OFF TO THE WAR! Aud setohell’s Great Succ A REGULAR FiX! frernoot —Commenos at 534 o'clock. ight—Com ne oa at £ o’clock. oOo» FELLOWS’ HALL! PO-LEMORAMA: STANLEY & CONANT’S @IGANTI9 ILLUSTRATIONS oJ ? WAR FOR THE UNION! Comprising Views of Cities North and South, and Wost; sattles, Bombardments, Marches, reenea and Incioerte of over kind, strate the Great Kebellion and a Nation’s Struggle tor National Life. Tue Naval Bsttic at Hampton Roads, in which the real movement of ehirs is represéuted—tne ACTION OF THE MONITOR AND MERRI- MAC—the Destruction of tho Cong ese ard Cum- berland—the Purning and Sinking Ships—is s most wonderful and interesting exhibition of itse:f. This Srent Historio Work will be presented to ial 5 — = EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, and WEDNVYSDAY and SATURDAY ASSER- NOONS at 3 o’cieok for Famili ea jy -5t CANTER suRY HALL, Louisiana AVENUE, "RAR ©) x70 ST. THE COOLEST PLACE IN 2HE CIFY. Last Wees of the IMMENSE COMBINATION! ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. A QUESTION TO THE PUBLIC. Is there now in existerce, has there ever bean in existecce & compsny compriaing &8 much TALENT. i V=RSATILITY. ORIGINALITY AND As the Company now at the Canter THE PUBLIC'S ANSWER—NO,N Merone PR Cone enon ane eee the will ap: ter of oans! arto night ia the cnaracter of the Dangh the Regunent she will fie s can at 18 nd ext nguish them. MISS EVA BRENT, ‘The charming Voonli«t, wili sing thires f Longe, M’LLE MARIETTA RAVEL, IN TWO NEW DAN 8: ALEXANDER ZANFRETTA Tn bis creat Basket Act on the Firht Rope. THE SEIGRIST BROTHERS, ‘The most darier Aciobst+ in the world, as the TWv CLOWNS. MONS. VELARDR, The best male dsucer in the world, ina new dance, To-night, the lsuchebie comic pantomime entitled : iE AND DEATH In whioh taeontire RAVEL PROUPE will appear. This temple of mirth acd enjoyment ts fil'sd to its utmost capacity by our respoc:adie jedicious 8nd oritios! citize #, Whese enh &pprol ear-stuoning 84 y t Cs) ists Dow ergs ged at the Cante: bory. bears unmis takeabie evideros of fact tint it ie the only piace of amueement :n the Capita! City where one oan spead & piesesnt evening, reslizing pore en- jJoyment and genuine 7 r whos, Ail bei nw Sway the hours energies aad sef.esh oare of the day. of amutemen: visi cities on coming to Washington. And why? Be a of the evening acd reouperate the the brata after ths toi ‘Fhe Canterb: ited by the residents of ot <08 her AUOTION BALES. EP For other Auction Sales, see fir si pat THN AFTBRRNOON & TO-MOkUW. By Walt & BARNARD, Anctioncers Roe SALE OF BUILDING 1 ° Py = fh AY Ex NoOw be seen we Fy “Ay °F . donot tonal gba eh r. 1959 and i in Liber Ne. e on edave agh TS MB. 20 lo 472, one padiie anct-or, in subdivision of Seu str-et acd running and E streets to 8 19 foot serme: One-third carly balsnos ma iS, bearing interest the ry te aid cost of the dsiaciting L d terme are nct 0d daye after the Didirg Richa tee reserves eo :C. NOTES, Trastea. je i-d wauk © Bawaakvene FUTURE = SEN WILLIAMS, A: = er ay 4 1) streets—No 626, CHEN FU Ho 1° eu ab lor Saite, ooi Ong rei tea Marbdie top Cent > es, Walnut var i wetng stand, iNigh Bedetead ud Chaire, eres. -ply. ingrain. end (coe very large ~ shogany Buy seahe OMNIS Beoond handet to ® gentiomn. bhoweekeepicg. of cood gas itr. viz — sisting vf Solar, re, ersand Ot'omars, Board and Whatnoy a top Dres-ing Mureans. Wardtoves, and Marbie-top Was One verv fine carved Wainnt Chamber Set y Dressing Bucean, W Migtt do very, Bae Spring > Shiairs, Caue Seat and Star Carpets, One very - ™M Bookoser, 04, Git frame 5 Fexthor Beds, Frecot Bolsters , 5. Vaves, i 5 best quality, Cook, Au other Sov Refr ereiots and Kitoben Requy Fei, Greekery Ware, sites, Aud mspy Other artic es 10> Ncmerous t> toume- “SE in front ir ty i) atreeta, on axThkps v cf July instant, et 10 Mare. having a b azed foot, taken up asap by crder Board of Police 3@ aad UBNIN Ok, ws aha! ertrey, snd sold to psy ATAUCTION. eorper 7th jes GREEN & WIL By W. L. WALL & CO., 0 lonsere Successors to Watt & Bannan Sie: RSE* AT AUCTION. MUR NING. July 6, front of the Auction Rooms— 1 exoellent Sacdie Horse. Terms cath, 2 jy@ W.L, WALL By W. L. WALL & CO, Suovecsers to Wart & ORSES AT AUCTION MORNIN éuction Rooms, wi! -—On jG. Jaly 3 we will 200 it reser -e— Nomber of young, Work sad Baddie Borsee Terms iy2 W.L. WALL & ©O., suots@ By W. L. WAL! Sucosssore to Watt & VE OF OB1O HORSES AT AUCTI He Sa TORDAY MORNING, Ja) & CO , Avolionre:s. Bannary N. 5. we wi! sellin front of our Auction Booms, the et cx « prove Horees belonging to Jobn hio— Work and mber of (2 id 10 Close Ow W. L. WALL By W. L. WALL & ©9.. Bvoccerso f Wart & AR b Patiex, Eq. le Horses, among 7125 the stook is good nud is & CO., Avocta, Auctiorcerr. ARNARD. D PLEASANT cr Ha ah BURG Dveilimg House of ¢icht :0coms, & le, aod other conveme.t ont houses, &o. 2 This desire y eatantly sitonie within 8 few mi ik af the ociebrates Spa rE se Brpm *Onsnoes Br perfect order; and to any one "dectring 8 ea country seat. thie sale will afford @ £00¢ Opportu nity to secure one. ‘erme made teown at sale. jy 2 tds : Br GREEN & WIL! tama. BUSTEE’S SALE ‘clock p m irom D-wis See! to a h Sz of May. 1800 ir Washi Sear coe OF parcel of gro! Gerd, iying end beng in Ho it.& » An” Euocessors of Walk Bart ‘OF VAL “ubsoribe &:d recorded 1 er J . 99. 10-198 SB, 54 S$ Bnd BH one of tie Inv —F an the District orop-rty, viEs— mentio. mac's addition inty and District a!oresaid. ee of aii jand will bestown not: Ua & ic atthe ofsare. The sale will take place nt the @aocl on ros! Gree & W » No. 626 ovr- = a pyashington. £6end ‘erms: cash; baisnes @ credit of 6 #: 12 montha, the purobaser to sive notes for detersnd we tr bearicg in:erest from ths day of deoe ad-ei of trust taken to end the iven = mont of the votes, All oonvoyanoing at te the perchaser. If the teres are not complied with in five dav Biter sai0, the t-netes ponrees ane Koy Bene isk ost © Les W. je13 cokds GREEN SER AROYE SA ie ard place. By order of tae” ~ ized "By THOMAS DOWLING, ¥ VIRTUE OF A B ‘rom Starben Haff to «i ht to rese.. of the deiau'ti:« Bain @.ng such resale three times CBA ALTER. ston, WIiLLIA = Auvcts. SALE JS POSTPONED 7, St same hour GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, Asctioneer, DEED OF TAUST he aubsoriber, dated t)o its fame 's world wide ss the only Music | 37 h April, 1881. and au! er for jail here possessing &'] the Great Lignte of the saleou TUL SD AY. July Bib , EY, a4 fessicn—s'i the Master Mince of the Mod:<ra } shoes. ixtures.&-, cov! in the store- tage! How well ‘ounded thos repatation is, may fr. iy Ocoup.ed . tbe sams being No. by @ giauce at the mammoth list of Super- 53 Bdge street, (sou S) the corner of rest Porformere compriaing the comp3- | Congrees street, vo. to comme: py at the great Ca: poveary- of Aamis x oclooka a ces mission ! *@ attention dealers uerted. Uronestrs Cosirs ® cents. cash wt ‘Berme Doors open Ot 7M; performance at EM o'CLook, A Grand Afternoon Performance, JULY 47s, COMMENCING aT 2 O'CLOCK, FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, When the ENTIRE COMPANY will appesr, Ts WASHINGTON ACADEM Yor MUSIC, No. 259 Penn. avenue, south aide, between Sth and 10th sts. Eve.y evening & Fa CON a. -—- RT of the best classics: nad opera mu: formed by erninent artists in their hoest atzie, SIDELER prima donna entertain the audi Lege) daily at moderate prices (Cficers siwsys in attendanes for the preservation of ord; jolim HENRY ®OSENFRAL, Prop'r PPOLLO CONCERT 8. late A York faicon. near Bowater Ra av. Clowning, | a4 ISTRAR’s Orvice, July 4, 182, hotihen thse heir ineu. iyi st SCABIES MARBURY, rents By J.C Mo@UIRE .. Amotioneers. Ties eee ae it ap s J.C. and gentle tem'!y no use for him, iy 1-31" 369 SEVENTH STREET. CHEAP CASH STORE! Siecocd bane CO EERO Sai rane ©. Sth st. 369 WooD—wooD—woop : possib'e rates. Terms postiively earh, ether at time of purchase Or to the drivers on tf 282 Pa av, nea: raga ye Guecription sf 207 Pao Sey ade LAS AND eiLe LOWE, .