Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1862, Page 2

{ & EVENING STAR. ad WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY ..-+ Oo TULY 21, 1%62. OF Keading matter on every page. See outside for interesting Telegraphic and other matter Spirit of the Merning Press. e Phe Intelligencer argues that a change of tac- fies In military affairs Is now necessary, and a concentration of forces at a given point required; and suggests that we should bave ‘‘at least one army Which, as compared with any force the enemy can bring against it, shall be se strong, and therefore so confident, that it will not need tecarry the spade in one hand and the musket in the other.’’ The Republican says : “ Congress and the Ad- rinistration having at last adopted the true poticy fer crushing the rebellion, the next im- portant step ix to eelect ‘Ae map to execute it,” and suggesi« that Gen. James H. Lane, of Kan- vas, is the man for the place. Ab - — see (7 Vur forces south of the bio and east of the Mississippi are distributed substantially as fol- Jows. Buell’s army—the army cf the Obio—is east of Corinth, guarding the Memphis and Charleston road as far as neighborhood of Chatta_ nooga. The army of the Missiesippi—Pope’s old command—is on the Mobile and Ohio road, stretching south as far as Brownviile. The army of the Tennessee (Grant’s) is on the Memphis and Charleston rond east of Corinth, and that part og the Mobile aad Ohio which is in Tennessee. It ‘will be thus seen that the great force lately under command of Halleck is broken up into squads and scattered over a line more than 200 miles in extent. It is probable that events now transplring will cause Its constituent par's to be again aggre- gated for cffensiv: operations. {0 The City Police of imore have arrested = man named C.C Stephens, who, there is no foubdt, bas been engaged in transporting letters and goods to the South. In his vallse, which wns seized as he was preparing to leave for one of the Western Shore counties, was found a large mail for parties in Virginia, sight drafts, promis- sory notes, &c., his own comntission and pass, from the Rebel Government, and a quantity of medicines put upin packages. He wes sent to Fort McHenry Apvance in Crockent Wane —The increased rate of duty by the new tariff and the high pre- »nium on exchange have occasicned a rise in the price of crockery. If excbange continues to rule at present rates there must be a very considerable further advance PersoxaL —At last accounts from New Or- jeans Gen. Butler was somewhat unwell from an attack of the ‘National Hotel disesse,’’ to which Ke bas been subject ever since that singular affair occurred Up James 8. Hallowell has been appointed \-borsing officer of the Post Office Department and superintendent of the building at Washing- fon, In place of E. J. Hall, resigned. @p-To-day, July 21, is the anniversary of the Dattle of Bull’s Run. UP Some of tte Rebel prisoners confined at Csmp Mor‘on, fudiana, attempted to take advan- tage of a thunderstorm 4 few evenings since to moeke their escape. About twenty-five of them raised the fence posts in the northeast corner of the camp, near the road, by means of levers ler the fence boards, and then rushed vioient- the fence, causing two or bree panels t the ground. Through the door thus made they stampeded and took to their hee's The guard was instantly alarmed and the long roll beat. Nearly every man in camp that could be spared from duty joined tn the pursuit. nel Rose, the Commandant of the post, or- ered, @ portion of tbe troops, to take to the left ef the turnpike, and another tothe right of the read. A force was placed in the center, and in this way the prisoners were almost surrounded. fhe result was that thirteen of the twenty-five were retaken, of whom two were wounded. The uames of the wounded are James A. Cash, Ser- gcant of Compeny E, Twenty-sixth Tennessee, whe rip nek sg gh temper prt became a Poms jeg, am wid M. y, of Company K, = ond Kentucky. ingly wound was from a ete? vate Mrs0Us Ul €. re. Pimancta evening say: T made further progress to-day, and as low as 99 ¥ ‘was arcepted for the 6’s of 1581, and 100: the 730 notes. From these points there is ~overy at the close. The 5's of 1874 sold down to=i, but were afterwards better. Oregon Wer Loan (half yeenty) sold at 4%, and that was bid Pema Ve (ye U.> 6's 1662, 98; U.S. H's 1882, (coupon, ) 1868, a U Ree (coupon, Us. iS7L, (registered) use ae oupon,) 96}¢; Treasury notes, iarze, 7.30, 101%; otes, 7.30, small, 101%. After the Board Government coupon 6's of 1=S1 rallied to #7 %, @ rise of 1% per cent from the lowest point. Goid is less active and rather lower, but there = Pressure to sell. Moat of the sales were a! 3 allSig. U7 Captain Humphrey, of the bark Sumter, which arrived at Boston on Thursday from Val- f2 iso, makes the following report: ‘July 12, 30 deg. 10 min. N , long. 64 deg. W., spoke Sritish bark Ella, thirty-six hours from Bermuda, who reported being boarded by the officersof the rivateer Sumter, on the day previous, ja lat. 40 eg., long. 63 deg.’ The Sumter, it will be rec- ollected, Was at last accounts at Gibraitar, and this account of her appearance in the western Pheer of the Atlantic is at least extremely doubt- jains the following local item: ‘ Persous who ted Oakwood Cemetery on Sunday state that at lcest fifty untouched coffins were lying there in the sun, and the stench arising therefrom was very great. Tne had swollen and some of the coftins bad burst open, expcsing their decay- ing and gbestly contents to view. —$<___. Up" The men ef Jittle faith and others of limit- means who think of enlisting are holding back till they see that the bonnty money is forth- coming, and the coacurrent testimony of recruit- be, 9 officers Is to the effect that when the National and State authori(ies begin to fulfil their promise there will be no cause of complaint as to the scarcity of recruits, (CP The banks at Lebanon, Danville, Fran! fort, and elsewhere, are sending their funds to Louisville fer safe keepi Two religious ‘Weeklies—the True Presbyterian and Baptist R: corder—are suppressed. Several Preachers are — test Rs npepiomp rebels in the last tem days gave li 000. Many are be- Ing dismned. sé = iF The new Dew York, will re reservoir in Central Park, have water let into it in the vourse of a week. Its capacity Is estimated at a billion of gallons—probsbly the largest In the world. The entire cost of the reservoir, ex- cluding the land, which comprises an area of 10% acres, was $2,000,000 U7 The Belfast (Me.) Journal says there is a heey demand for spinning wheels than at any me for the last twenty years. Farmers seem to be return: uch a8 possible, to the old-time economy, wita superfiuities, and pro- Sealing % nemo ss many as possible of the neces- moe on tains tn thos ghniot eaveral it 1S aims in stances ——— and board ven at these prices, farm labor is hard to get, and samy Serenacaaeteneh Coenen how to secure thelr hay and grain harvests. > The frst lot of new wheet fi arrived i@ Philadelphia on Fri ay, and sold at $1 W per bushel n Peansylvenia the wheat Se is ag to be bp 4 Si barvest is ackward, on account rainy weather . Nee iy The exports ef butter from the Uni! States are very large. Last week tac at City of Waeshiugtoa, which left New York for Liverpool, took 8.300 fiskios, and the Ariel, for California, 2,150, making In these two vessels 10,450. These urkins net pounds cach. U7 Accordi: to letters from Warsaw, nine Voish ladies, accused of having participated in ~inging b and reciting prayers, considered the a Symp removed from the citadel t pppoe ity on 10th, and transferred U7" In Allegbany co: ganization hes bees commenced unde ary Or Siest oon ns ee Sa Colonel was battles Peninsula. ape te 4 female rebel spy who stifened with con: Primate millet few da: . pon Ber, 1 is said, may ‘leago into trouble. a ‘oteel ‘ae glans Seu tomes me t} i snort period of tine ee OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ——_—_—_. A BRILLIANT ACHIEVENENT! —— Success of a Cavalry Expedition. —— a THE LOWER VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD DESTROYED. —— el A REBEL DEPOT CONTAINING 40,000 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION AN OTHER STORES BURNED. ge OFFICIAL REPORT FROM GEN. POPE TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR OF THE PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR. Heapgvarters Army oF ViRcINia, July 21, 1862.—Hon. E. M Stanton, Secretary of War:— ‘The cavalry expedition I directed Gen King to send out on the 19th, has returned. They left Fredericksburg at 7 p.m. on the 19th, and after # forced marck during the night, made a descent at daylight in the morning upon the Virginia Central Ratlroad at Beaver Dam Creek, twenty- five miles west of Hanover Junction and thirty- five miles from Richmond. They destroyed the railroad and telegraph line fer several miles, burned up the depot, which contained forty thousand rounds of musket ammunition, one bundred barrels of flour, and much valuable property, and brought in & captain in charge, prisoner. The whole country around was thrown into a great state of alarm. One private was wounded on our side The cavalry marched eighty miles In thirty hours. The affair was most successful, and reflects high credit upon the commanding officer and his troops. Assoon as full particulars are received, { will tranamit to you the name of the commanding officer and the troops engaged. It—Ep. Star.] Volunteers. S. 5. Mann, sutler iSth Regt. Mass. Vol. C. B. Mann, cl’k tosntler 18th Regt. Mass. Vol. Wm. Phelps, cl’k to sutler 5th Regt. Mich. Vol, Wm. Westaway, sutler 5th Regt. Mich. Vol. Thos. Ward, cl’k to sutler Sth Regt. Mich. Vol. R. E. Parker, sutler 24 Regt. R. 1. Vol. J. W. Loughlin, sutler 2d Regt. R. I. Vol. Sam’! May, c’lk tosutler 20th Regt. Mass. Vol. W. O. Chapin, cl’k tosntier 4th Kegt. Vt. Vol. G R. Salisbury, cl’k to sutler 4th Regt. Vt. Vol. L.G. Parkhurst,cl’k tosutler 2d Regt. Vt. Vol. E. B. Fisher, cl’& to sutler 2d Regt. Vt. Vol, Wm. Kern, sutler 56th Regt. N. Y. Vol. —— VERY IMPORTANT FROM ARIZONA. THE CALIFORNIA EXPE! AND FORMS A JUNCTION WITH 6BN. FORCES. Positive information has been received here stating that General Cariton’s expedition from California, consisting of ten compan'es of in- fantry, five of cavalry, and a battery—regulars and volunteers—have reached Santa Barbara, in Arizona, in safety and fine condjgion General Carlton formed a junction with the force under General Canby. Their junction secures the driving the rebels out of Mesilla Valley, Arizona, as well as out of the northern tier of the counties of Texas, and the restoration to the authority of the of Fort Fiilmare noon being very sick. goes to press to-day. MAJOR GED of to-morrow Soon leave Wash! ernors Johneon, Stank Major General Commanding. [Note —The bridge destroyed over Beaver Dam creek (as stated above) is the most important one between the Rapidan river and Richmond, and It will take the rebels many ee SUTLERS IN PRIS The following persons are among the prisoners confined in Richmond. They are regarded by the Confederate Government simply as citizens, and areconfined in the Libby tobacco factory— now used as a prison for the sick and wounded, the surgeons and civilians. They are well, but occupying as they do, a room with hundreds of sick and wounded lying with them on the same floor, without cots or beds, and on short rations (two meals per day) of bread and meat, express themselv s as decidedly uncomfortable : Ralph C. Evieth, sutler 17th Regt. N. ¥. Vol. G. Mills, clerk to sutler 17th Regt. N. Y. Vol. C. E. Gildersleve, cl’k to sutler 17th Regt. N.Y. THE REINFORCEMENTS. It affords us much plessure to be able to say that the President’s call for 300,000 additional troops is being responded to with far more prompt- itude than is generally comprehended. Alreedy more than thirty thousand of the men have been enlisted, though the exertions being made to get these troops may be said to have just fairly com- menced. The probability now is that they will all be in the field very much sooner than the public bas anticipated for some days past. A number of the new regiments, we may add, are full, have been duly mustered into the service and are to-day actually on the way to their respective destinations In the field. ——.—_ NAVY YARD. ‘The W yandank left the yard on Saturday after- The steamer Baltimore left on Saturday night, taking down Mre. Senator Harlan and a number of ladies, who carry with them a supply of deli- cacies, &c., for the sick and wounded. The Mount Weshington arrived yesterday af- ternoon, from Old Point and Norfolk, bringing ups lotof copper, copper balls, &c., from the Norfolk navy yard, and an 80-pound rified gun from the Octarora, which has been Teplaced by a 100-pound Parrott. Mrs. Commodore Goldsbor- ough and son cameup as passengers—the son a . A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. We regret to bave to state thet yesterday a fire occurred at Pittsburg, Pa., damaging to some ex- tent the Fort Pitt foundry, which, it will be Tecollected, is engaged heavily on Government work. We have, however, reason to believe that the delay and loss to arise from this conflagration (in the preparation of heavy ordnance) can hardly Drove aserious detriment to the service, as no particulars of the injury sustained have reached Washington up to the hour at which the Star ae MUSTERED OUT. The band of the Sith New York regiment, with Blenker’s division, was mustefed out of service on Saturday, in compliance with the law recently pessed abolishing regimental bands, and last night a portion of them arrived in this city. This, we believe, is the first band mustered out, Gee RAL HALLECK. We believe that Major General Halleck may be expected to reach headquarters here in the course —_.—____ A RUMOR DISPOSED OF. taso it hs Sooo fo ine renee is a ion for t! Stonewall Jackson by Ge = known that any engagement! late. —_e—_—. gure) GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS Jno. S. Phelps, of M isso: been pointed military Gonemer of pewdnoss and n for that State. hes full powers similar thee Fan ple: and She; be! assist ant ele suit he constitution of the Unit ment gives general lence and firmuess o! is unquestionable loyalt Was unsought and g President. THE APPOINTMENT OF GEN. THE NEW MILITARY PROGHAEE SE sonsolidat: the army of Virginia, _ =, pene unity of acti of operations, and weeks to reconstruct AT RICHMOND. 10N REACHES T Sold in Washington City by_ 8 office watt — fg ay 2 Year 6 per cent. Treasury Notes, prevent all conflict of jurisdiction and jealousies Curtis! March in Arkansas AMUSEMENTS. AUOTION 5..LES. whatever General Cdftis’ march through ArRanfag {8,9 = | EEE ts of Gen. P NBERBURY HAL -. The receatly published orde ‘ope are perhaps, the roughest piece of campaigning that Cc ‘7. BURY BALL suraer, | 24S AFTEK NOON & TO-MU&KY highly populat with military men es well ascivil- a done during the war. Beginning with fans, and the exectition will remove much com- | ¢ fursuit of the rebels on their retreat from SS mR WILLIAMS, Anctionsers. plaint on the part of the soldiers. Soulwermra Missouri’ the tote ot tee Bitaen The Coot Retreat ! AND LOT AZ TEE QOR- ——__+2+8-—__ —or of Elkborn, #8 the rebels have 7 ys, we <n a ‘ Private Wettsepentenc : with better taste—closed ‘dime ‘Th: SEMAINE NS SENS rtiats me set Det RISON’: DING, IVER, Juls — | paign, with ani; LT © jouee a hi woe Tap evening, = between troop: — Krownd it being fot Re gemare, jo. Se. pita Na AT : pe ps ee oS credit to McClellan for consummate general: 3 MONAROM MINSTREL, for ee este and that they have read of nothing equal to SAM. BHAKPLE ere thing « on. aah , AM: SHAK PLEY, 7 ~~ fall? bogzing bicn, They also give the Miphe which brough! party out, (6 tbe tutprise of “ deed of trust taken knowledge that the order, discipline and courage might probably have beess Teached, but for the | 2 Uuquestionad y the toe of the army were above compare With anything oa of su: nies and the failure to obtain them t THE ABOVE SA 3 POSTPONEP in Europe. They report that the mob in Rich- ite ri ‘Thie failure left no al- intel ect . MONDAY, the ist inst aint hour mond is med for some officer of high rank, and Turtle: teh Secor ine rary to “ GREEN & WILLIAMS, dear to the Yankees, to be hung for Mumford, tee hich he bas done with dim. | Copies of th: 4 Avctionsesp. hom Gen. Hutier bung tor hauling down the | ccisy, bat apparently with no great loss. How | Of Keen Satire and Brillant Wit; embodied fog at New Orleans. 1am inclined tothinksuch desperate were the efforta made {to cut him off is | 1:008!, Politiosl and Military Criticme, a hanging would be the worst thing for their shown by the savage proclamation tesued by | CWSPouliar stvie: which has rendered his name VE LU * A ASANT een ee eee oe eve tect] | Hindman, 2s well sa by many things already} CT! MOC at Avction On DAY APTERNOUN at justice whick milatce thet own energy nt’ | published. List chance to sce that mountain of fan and flesh, | § o’cioox. 21st instant, we wil! soll on the just! ded ich ie vhs ef a1 rene, None but those acquainted with the Northeast- FATTIE STEWAR . bout an acre of very rich lend ingrones 8 carmen Dias Wt ickaaee, © F to bis’ prow. | ern portion of Arkansas can appreciate the diti-| Wh? will open a ew budget of Comic Songs ty . pat Picea ite hte Oe. | She Cann ads cogs Wlsmarng | "™” "itp atta Mme |More after Burn troops, if be has any force th way from Batesville elena. The country is ‘ the | within s few minutes’ walk of the oe! pipet dee ates y ere; | thinly inhabited, end that chiefly by Secession- Sud author of many of _ ore . . £8. ae ‘ne and Sppurtenances The Union army here hes a very strong posi- | #t*._ It 1s not very fertile region, the people raix- ee ees ind idee Perko orde to any one desiring ® iJ and aD fag but little more than Is necessary for their owa Ban: who thus earn a living s country seat. this sais will afford s good Cocbdercr leuttnmer oe subsistence Part of it is flat prairie, intersected on through the efforts o' nity to seoure ous. : i s' with deep sloughs thatare often hard to pass. prclific brain of this comic genius. e mntoipown St eale, rivers and bayous abound, and there are TT ARREST oF Escarzp PRISONE < W. B. HARRISON Confederate prisoners of war, whi <r & marshes. In addition to all this, the Will appear ins new selection of io ie, crcaping trom Fort Delaware, were arrated at region is filled with guerilla bands, who he a avre ime hung upon the rear of the army, attacking de- fics: i ibject Grace, on Friday last, whilst attempting | tached jes and lers. Gen Curtis’ bad the sudisnos may Mesite. to take the cars for Baltimore. Their ap- é arance excited suspicion, and they were taken pane fog ig tiabe atge eee ree and he appears to have worsted them in every en- Last Week of an Pu nto custody by several officers of the Tenth New | Counter.’ ‘The whole length of the march from MISS NELLIE “FAYLOR. ay ee 9 York Ca » handed over to a commissioned | Batesville to Helena, was about one hundred and end genera officer of the fort, and sent back. twenty miles, and although his army suffered — Dry amon, toe foune—+ A rumor was very current several days ago that t fatigue and was on half rations part of the MISS JENNIE ALLEN, and Co! ored Silks, Calicoes, riers number of prisoners had escaped from | time, it reached the Mississippi without any loss. ‘The Favorite Danseuse, awans, Gareges, G laware. ; ‘of: We have had no confirmation of | ‘The last accounts are that large supplies of hos- me joths, Csseimeres, Tweed Jeans, this rumor. The thirteen persons above alluded MI8S MAGGIE VERNON, eeti Goode of al: kinds, to were probably all th pe : pital sos, clothing, horses and cattle have been ‘ 1gid and Swiss M dries. t from St. Louis to Helena, and we shall soon ‘The Flossing Danceuse, ether with & ‘sree sssorment of Hoisery, mame ofthe rebel prisoners confined in Camp | Near of Cur ‘being ready to resume. offensive wick waskek bioren Hankarchiele a q o o 0 a thunderstorm ‘a few evenings since to make | (erations against the enemy Miecwanen dio MI8S JULIA RICRMOND, at the late fi 7 i Vania avenne, thelr escape. About twenty-five of them raised | to "wes!ntative int ihe last Congress from lows, The Besutife! Danseuss, ba get every the fence posts in the northeast corner of the | f164¢ West : woe Goods cneap fro Auction, as camp, peal pon cued, by meme Oth of dnc | He isa native of New York, a graduate of Wes: First Week of oan lone 4 ve. -boards, and then rushed violently, in a | Lpinty aud served In the Mexiean war as acolone JULIA PRICE, : __SREEN & WILLIAMS, Axota, body, against the fence, causing two or pa! to The Pretty Songstross, y stam and tool eir é was th ORTUNE TELLER, Bvery Night This Ween, By G@EEEN & WILLIAMS, Anotioneers. apices ware SALAIAICIS ites et eee t No. 491 Ninta SrRugt, In the production of which they will eolipre all No $26—Seventh and D stects, were wounded. The others escaped, but itis} o4, be oo: ole affcirs of life. He: Previous Efforts. peg tte ought that they will be recaptured. rediotions have never bean known to fall. ty19 9 NEW 80N@s, ~~ NEW DaNcgs, | MORNING rt ee A J u if ABO; . C. " —| Q7OR SALE—A handsome bay HORSE; will Ww 2 D Chas. Spear, Intended in" exartaaten of Rev. | WHNLPMES' Re GIS Ease nee weak has’ | _Doors'opeu eM peeioteamos arg ose: | Bowes Bice Fuge visitors would do credit toany school in the land sing © osrriage; thorouch bred. 1 excellent Covered Spring Wagon. n fall boxes, via— pe, Vermont Black Hawk. Can be seen corner | and HOOLEW’S MINSTRELS, atiextion of Confectionery dealers is in the Dench ofhinjent cea ered, man wil enjoy | inthatrests, “inquire for CAPT, BENNETT. | withan immensely anrmented fasti- | t0 ths ens, a0 thoy wil be gold in large au for educating the young. A more righteous act | 22492 ue — +t, from numbers and nae Ww yu (Rept Auctioneers. t i NO. B. WILLIAMSON ‘irst Minstrel Company of ti ‘orld, oe in giving him this privilege, | J LEN rok AND BUILDER, pany of , Appear at Grover’s Theater or ys ita zai HAS RESUMED BUSINESS MONDAY EVENING, Juty %, iVE BRICK AND TWO FRAME HOUSES filled with a a we at the Shop on Lith atreet, between F and G streets, And Every Evening During tho Week, F D bors In Goat ALLEY af AUCTION.—UR ii'soru of GepredationsGn'Uaton geope; and | Remdence itt stent, 2 door above M aret 22 STARS po A A a destroying their property. The Union men in fy iossine eaepar ERE . yo. U7" The whole country in Kast Tennessee is the Federal army at Cumberland Gap are breath A pie ie RY. square No. 443, footing 02 Sout alley in ———————E——— ~ Air. ‘ * . ing threatenin; id slaughter agalnat the deepoll- yi y — r. r. BOO ‘Sixth and Seventh, and L and M streets north, ere of their tenaesy the couainey of thelr cab. I NVEST ME NTS. YY FIN, Mr # 4 " the “yee aS oh they stand, it being part Teace, tnd the murderers of their parents and | EVEN AND THRKE TENTRS UNITED LeMAN. Mt HORN, on rel ves. . . STATES NOTES, Mr. CAR: ymerts, 1 eTent be oe gi pet iby: UNITED STATES BONDS—DUE 1881, Mr BERRY Me eQUIRES. | See! yen Sod 0 deed of trast fat both animals fought with the greatest ferocity. | ONE YEAR CERTIFICATE® OF INDEBT THE ENTIRE COMPANY By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. The bull at length became victorious. The horse EDNEB3, Aerie the stage at one ti TUS 8 Successors to Wal. & Bapnarp, The dd dee iagerated, and dropped down in} = QuARFERMASTER'S VOUCHERS, meridian oe 7-8 PS hee MPROVED SOURH CSPRERR P - SiGcln hae eat DEMAND NOTES, (OLD I88UE,) ETHIOPIAN ECCENTRICITIES. i 47 Auction Oo SHURSUAY 4 A Goop THING ron SomEsopy.—A diamond¢, 2 ‘The eff sot will be to eclipse all NUON, Sist inetact, at 6 o'clock. we 3 ae & gonse’s egg, has been discovered at Act of Anguat 10, 1°61. MINSFREL E- ERTAtNMENTS Lettetys : ee Lote 8 rad ad 7 mantina, Brazil. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD, ever hitherto given in this city. chroct wast. Lot 10, etjolaing ed Soom by elena Peovig ago Giscarded lover consoles him- UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, A New = Back Night! lw feet. Foc sot eeroved bys rood “Frame Tied to'a lawyer, hasten children and the measles OCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION, ; Ferme! Uae evncter cash: balance in 6. 18, and BOUGHT AND SOLD. * — bearing interest, amd by NOTICE.—The Ladies’ Soldiers’ Relicf RITTENHOUSE, FANT & C., ou extra vat W. L.. WALL & CO., Avot. Associatio; Wi ton. D. C., ro oldie 8 Penival tor the Denekt ot Se ek jy 19-1m Bankers, 362 Popn. avenue. . Gee founded soldiers,on 1 Monday) KVE- CONCERT SALL—Fun, Fun, Pus! NING. July 2ist, at 73 o’olook, in th PIANOS. FOLLO oq Joining the resitence of Mite Farnhee, contrat | SSLYERAL Very ioe second band PIANOS A Tho manager at cront expense hae eaeeted 8 tiernan lth acd M stre:a. Refreshments aud flowers | Que for $35; one for $7; aud one for is Selinestor and stace manager; Annie W; on the ccossion. All thoas sym ly payments, Teatest favorite of any songstress ever “Wash, geteiaite wite tes. otiont, 9 eae enon are W. 6. METZROTT. ‘ogton. Continued snooses rile Pris 3 .&. . eS ‘ion ame in part Band Admission 10 cents’ re? | _ix¢_Corner of lita st, and Pa av. | $36 ci Suite Mahoreny Parlor Furniture, covered with THERE WILL BE AN ADJOURNED| [Vf wee re gg epee and Prot La erarobes, meeting of the Ladies! Hellef Assooration, a winters ieee teen Oates, 3 aikey ing Burenes herd in the s ecture Boom of e. SI h. peeps: meee 1. Siac he for." £dmmiesion Tree h ashet ends. ” £ ae Pea Ar’ i Atte f Cabinet Makers and Unaer-| a 1 1912 0” : ————————————————————— Poni atiee lore, for a!) kinds of ‘Maori ie ive” anatumeeds Rog or Beds, Bo'eters and Pillows, I, 0. 0. F-—@RAND ENCAMPMENT. | 81 the lowest prices, PLE, BRENA’ Ew: rand Ps = é ASHINGTON ir Mattresses, B arkeb:, Bedding &o. Wiggerohasess tea emer | rane N= Bcc, | W aaa tracu agaeeeh trae Feit chet DESDA fad inst. ate ovclook apres, a naan ‘Tuat = y insorms th icigerator, Cookicg Stove, and Kitchen Parni- SUNDAY SCHOO. RIAN CABINE' ONDERS, Terms cash. Eng. i Lakaeran Chaze Nir of Weed ¥ ard MEDIC INE, heveds ermined ~regard JE J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucte. feventh streets, will gives Pid NIC at Berrys Of expenne—t0 bi ree. (for the eGUIRE & CO. code, near @! wood tery. on WEDNES- | suff’ring humanity) ova of t eir most inetructive ons oan have CKEF BOs? A PUCTION AY July 234, /Stacos will iea aud | Lect Marriage ring potics to tee ‘TaCasDay arr Nat 6 o'ol'k, eation. Weakness, Deg jeavors who may ho: aes Sotirety ew’ Cana!’ Pack "patil pleeot ite or (free Rogie presence. [m%-8m*} KK SFL F Snlebed, ni = ad om at 10 Ipih: pemsll lot of exoe/lout Parlor wee ‘Chamber % o s Furriture, and Housekeeping equisites, We and ments at i i yal indig Lat DRESSMAKING! javsinate leaenres peyty ATENT OFFI Terms at sale, Dass pence tes ane at the warded free on the re sipt of tou 4 P or Curiositit dy 16 dis J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Anots. hor, atINo, 468 Sixth strec pgp a er An U7 THEABOVESALEIBU! ea | gomearnixcas ments Rais a; Mae re dest Wevyidoay RET RE NOY, rT AN ATLAS. A A us ES * Reports; gee % : HE P Tro" AND GLASSES edlars; Miltary Frias hal iy i. MocUiRE& CO., Aucts, Pook! J erson hp Derr vei itohel’s Atiss i Panorama 1° fs = OR SALE > between Tah an 15th streets, wil please retara i jy ALNe 368 Fitth street, between i ; Books" Reco ie che ap rent, sarge enles, aed ee “napties. immediately. ire iy 11 LOUIS SPANIER._ | Books. P stairs,over Bask oi Weelianeer: ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF TIN Tn Usa | Oo H ‘OoLs, Sox pres SCHNEIDER'S Tam ALFRE! ER. — ig ~ Merete sod elt eee es, oF the most spereves, * IMPRovED PaTant a cc at Auction —i wi 2 South American Sos: - Lh, S large and general assortment of Drugs, t arian" ALFRED HUNTER. WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOO REE QONCERS AT THE WASRINGTON | MORNING. July Sot ae io Oe spon tex i US, | BaCABENY OF MURIG, Sod Be eremme, | MORNING, Jui Bu) at Tp ee ines, Toilet Ar.icles. & 10ta sts.—, rramacment 4 For sa) OR &’: Hospitals, Hotels and Private Pamiliss. oder signed is happy to 2: that he a ‘ween Bridge mod Gay a si See ceou n> Sate saree enc ctoiy chamacae om | ROPE tere eR adsorp ceca ta O ot ge! ,. i BICKERING & SON'S PIANO TUNER, ay penisole, are the moet cavenieatarte 2 country, who Until the day 12 i ht wishing to purchase will perform eve: Dig at CT sale. ti xk Ww sbove bail in com: ‘with oth Other artiste will be ex EC g . ‘Khey have been adopted in al! the U. 8. Hos- - ‘ ‘ eiug aod is of Pitnos,h s ot engsced to Terms helf cash; bslence in 3 Faning acd K f Pitnos, "Melos Sa, | Patents No S71 Fe. sreaue, op eee ake gencerta the mont attraatiy foo ne halt nah ; bei ane years in this city, w pe ington, D.C, iy 17 6m og sign Fy ‘notes ago and recommenda‘ ion for RON HALL, ‘Will ensure aatitfactioa to a!) 20 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. ments ee on band. Orders received at JOHN F. ELLIS’ cn gee ler. Concert ‘co Ware Foon Ps. , nd EMILE DUPRE BENRY ROS | ate, Wi jy 21. sous seeenrat inform his trie a ee = esa i Shed Ward yl cand Wi, | Wore be edetbreaerntemormena™™ "| YAY COOKE & Co. this dietriot has go" a box for notioesat Mr. bavie FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES, BANEERS, r grocery. on ene coruer of 9th and E streets, so that Consisting of 462 Firrzuxtx Srzzsr, the premises, northweat onner ‘and 7 "> immediately soo mmodated.| SUGARS, FEAS, COFFEE, SPICES, Etc. e July asthe a lot of Furniture’ and Dealers in oR, perrons sve zea notices to the market FLOUR, BUTTER. L. ae cates, Joey Ay pty yoeiy 2 Shel iE Lighe n her beauts'ul Songs, Due hous Fox, vuicn I did not rece ri aa 2 Wain Boles, Arm Parior te they were taken aut cos fi aa Basan. bt oe Jy 10 im * goat Wikeat = Thaven t work enough to keep ms bie top nd Tam ready 'o do taesoon as 1 r0- low rates. P*®orosats FoR LEAD. Geist Parlor Tables, ceive th Y i: 1} — il § end Sy2vsee eG, PASFNAUGHT. ak ae ia bas fe =e sca Ordnance fice, War Duotone, 2 elvot Pacer Carpete, Onicloth, Matting, and L- DIARRHG@A REMEDY! tl 8 oO} oy Groceries at jow Wger* 5 NETON, 2, 4 MAGUIRE’S COMPOUND wil — is soand Weed FOR CAPE MAY. were ak cmes tech 2fSene; fr Pete Carta: y é Tu Superior B: boat possible, o! _— EXTRACT OF BEUNE PLANT! Ne rt i NGfoe re 15900, TONS OF LEAD. ze fouows ‘New oe, Ui! «, THURSDAY AN York, 2,000 ‘ pape bce Years with Immense Success in SATURDAY Biternate di stopping: New York ‘00 fof ones: the West a ~_ Gnd now extensively New Peas ee rome New Castle € At Allegheny Arenal, Pittsburgh, Pemnayi- used im the Western Armies! " ; fe Re Saag Rieevrse pt | tigee coe Aue Lexi, won, THE ONLY RE a = ay 2 LIABLE CURATIVE sor soft nglishret the moet THE PYBLIO FoR RELAXED CONDITIONS ov THE BOWELS IN GENERAL Caused by Change of Watsr and Dict. Bnustirely Vegetable, and Surted to All Ages.| 947 PENNS = TAURART, LVANIA AVEN Prepared and Sold by (Formerly of New’ York,) J. & 0. MAGUIRE, Has the Name and Fame of being DAUVGGISTS, ONE OF mie AURANTS ST. LOUIS, MIBSOURL, oa ive it i spe i CHARLES STUTT, Drags No, 376 Pa. avenue, nenziy onsecte and by re te Ts HIGHEST £Ficus —"——S—__N0. 608 Seventh stroat west, ped B Bal OF CONST UCTION. GOLD AND SILVER OOIN, RBAGURY ARTMENT, July I7th, 1962, OLD DS OPOsALS Will. be i mA JAY COOKE ais At Es?- w XO! iMG