Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1862, Page 2

Pere ee oe THE EVENING STAR. roe mae APPOINTMENTS. ~ The Hon. L.C. Turner, of New York, has been WASHINGTON CITY: appointed Associate Judge ‘Advocate for the army SATURDAY...... s+sereee AUGUST 2, 1862. | around Washington, and is charged with the in- vestigation and determination of all cases of State prisoners and military arrests in the District of Columbia and the adjacent counties of Virginia, and of all other cases wherein the action of a Judge Advocate may be required. ~ Simeon Draper, Esq., of New York, bas been appointed a Special Commissioner of the War Department to superintend the execution of the order of the 3ist of July respecting absentee offi- cers and privates. Communications on the A- ject of sald orders may be addressed to him at the War Department, Washington. — + GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES, ETC. The sale of condemned horses, &c., at the Government corral, on Thursday and yesterday, by Messrs. W. L. Wall & Co., was largely attended, and the bidding on some of the animals was quite spirited. One hundred and thirty-five horses were sold, at prices ranging from one to fifty-six dollars; fourteen mules from two to seventy dollars; and forty-three colts from seven to ten dollars each. The proceeds of the sale amounted to over two thousand dollars, and the sale, considering the class of animals put up, is considered a very successful one. ee A COMPLIMENT. Col. Cluseret, of the Army of the Shenandoah) bas sent to Paris along letter, which appears in the Siecle, and eulogizes the American soldiers in the highest terms. He says that they possess every quality of the French soldier, and two other qualities besides—a patience and 2 resigna- tion beyond all belief. He speaks of their long marches without food, and almost barefoot, as something unparalleled in military history. Gia ADMINISTERING THE OATH. The authorities, it is said, are considering the propriety of administering the oath of allegiance to ail persons in the District who have not taken it, and there is reason to believe that this plen will be adopted to drive out secession sympa- thizers and agents who are doing @ great deal of barm. Spirit ef the Morning Press. The Intelligencer deplores the existence in the country of -o many malcontents, who, instead of giving the President all the support in their power, do nothing but bring rallings and accusa- tions against him for not issuing certain procla- mations. ‘The Repudlican argues that there is no danger Whatever of immediate Intervention by Great Britain, and that all tendencies to intervention may be counteracted by arousing “ the anti- slavery sentiment of the British people.” +8 Brapy's ALsvM GaLteny.—We have before us some war scenes, of surpassing spirit and excel- lence, belonging to the renowned collection known as the “‘ Bredy Album Gallery.”’ Brady’s name seems bound to come uppermost in any branch of the photographic art; and just now everybody is going to his Gallery to see these photographic views cf all scenes and points of interest belonging to the campaigning in Vir- ginia. The Brady corps of photographers have accompanied the army to Manassas, Fortress Monroe, Yorktown, the Pamunkey, the Chicka- hominy, the James river ; and the fruits of their inbor, attained at no little peril and cost, may now be obtained at a trifling expense, by these ‘wishing to secure this pictorial history of the war. Paxsonar te. General Sigel, N.Y; J.3 Lyon, A. I. C. to General Sigel; Major Oakley, U.S.A; Alex. Commings, Hon. W. D Kelley, Judge Montgomery, Pa; Dr. J. Anderson, Mich.; Thos. Webster, re at Willards’. General Shields is in town and@ in uniform, as if destined for active service. Brig. Gen. Jno. P. Hatch, U.S. Vol., and staff; Majer James Oakes and Major Gibson, U.8.A. = @re at Kirkwoods’. General J. B.8. Tedd, New York Volunteers; Asa Holt, Jr, Mobile, Ala.; Col. L. Lazear, New York; and Gea. H. Z. Berry, Maine, are at the the National. ~~ IP The Board of Survey, consisting of Capt Hudson aud Constructors Poole and Hanscom, ‘who examined the Niagara upon her arrival at B 2, recommend to the Department that her bulturks be cut down about four-and-a -balf feet, alight refl end hammock netting to take the Place of the present heavy bulwarks, that she be plerced for a baitery of twenty broadside guns on ber berth deck, and ten broadside and two beavy pivot guns on her present spar deck. ei ARREST OF BELLE BOYD. An officer arrived by the train at 12 o’clock yesterday, having tn bis custedy the notorious rebel spy, Belle Boyd. Ste was taken immedi- ately before the Secretary of War, and after hav- iag a short audience with him she was taken to tue Old Capitol prison, where she will be fur- nished with quarters for a season. —— oe COL. BOWIE. Col. Thomas F. Bowle, of Prince George’s county, who was arrested a few days since on the charge of assisting Federal @ldiers to desert, and committed to the Old Capitol prison by the Provost Marshal, was yesterday afternoon re- leased on parole to appear next Friday, and not unconditionally, as stated in the morning papers. pawranes ho a. NAVY YARD. ‘The Mount Washington left yesterday afternoon for Fortress Monroe: The captured gunboat Teaser is on the ways and is being thoroughly overhauled, and will doubtless soon be put in service by Uncle Sam. —_.+___ THE REBEL GUNBOATS BUILDING IN FOR PORTs. It is stated at the Navy Department that but one gunboat is building in foreign ports for the rebels, and that one has been closely watched by the Tuscarora for the last two months. Beem Sahai AFPAIRS IN KENTUCKY. Ex-Governor Dennison, Representative Gurley, Larz Anderson end Gen. Bates are here as a com- mittee in behalf of Gov. Tod to represent to the President and Gen. Halleck the situation along the Kentucky border, and the imminent danger in Kentucky itself. It is understood that the se- cessionists are likely to make an effort to overawe Union men, and control elections for county of- ficers in as many localities as possible sages the State, next Monday. It isalso feared they may endeavor to bring outside pressure to bear on the Legislature just called to meet in extra ses- sion by Gov. Magoffin. Ex Gov. Dennison and the rest have had interviews with the Presideat and Gen. Halleck, and were closeted with the President again last night. It is understood that their representations are receiving most careful aitention, and that every effort will be made to meet the emergenc It is understood that the Ohio committee have been promised a General from Buell’s depart- ment, to be located at Cincinnati, to have an ample force at his disposal for the protection of the Kentucky border and preservation of order in Kentucky. ‘© weeks of July the shipments of domestic sugars from New Orleans to North- sof the United Staies were over tweive thousand hogsbeads. This supply will serve, in part, to meet the wants of sugar consumers in our cities, The trade between New Orieans and for- eign porteis beginning to revive. There Lave been several clearances during the past month from that city to Tarks island, Nassau, and other foreign ports 7 The bells contributed to the rebel govern- ment by the churches, planters, &c , to be cast into cannon, and sent to Boston from New Orleans by General Butler, were sold at auction on Wednesday. “hey brought from twenty-one to thirty-one cents per pound, the heaviest welgh- log 1,407 pounds, sold for $330, and a lot of 137 bells, under 100 pounds, were bought for tweaty- eight cents per pound. {> A boat load of distinguished Hebei pris- @ ers ieft Boston harbor on Thursday for the Jxmes river, to be exchanged. Among them are Major Gen. Buckner, and Brig. Gens. Tilghman anil Mackall, with the officers of their staffs, also captured. In return, we expect to have Gens. McCall, Prentiss and Reynolds; Cols. Cor- Wilcox, and other brave and worthy men, relrased. {07 The Alton (illinois) Telegraph states that thirty-five rebel prisoners who were confined at that place, escaped on the night of the 25th- Among them was Colonel Berish Magofin, who ‘was under sentence of death for breaking his parole. They had tunneled a hole from the oven to a distance of six feet from the sentinel’s post. ‘They had been carelessly watched for some time. ‘Two or three have since been retaken. Ovk Fortion Retations.—The dispatches re- eelved at the State Department from our Minis- ters abroad show that the tone of foreign Govern- ments with reference to the United States is uni- formiy pacific. These dispatches indicate no movements of an of$cia! character on the part of European Governments with a view to interven- tion in American affuirs. U7" Gen. Rousseau has declared thattwo of his cardinal principles of action shall be to make the supporters of the rebellion feel heavily the consequences of forfeiting the protection of the Government, and to suffer no man, with his con- gent to Isy the weight of his finger upon an escaping slave, without iirst taking the oath of allegiance. U7" On Wednesday lest Mr. Charles McPhail visited the residence of Capt. Charles T. Halle, In the eleventh district of Baltimore county, and took possession of forty old flint Ieck muskets. ‘They were many years ago used by a company of which Capt. A. had command, and subse- quently by the Towson Guards, of Towsontown. iA trotting match took place yesterday at Herring Run Course, neer Baltimore, between “« Gray Beard” and ‘* Wild Rose,” two animals of gocd reputation for speed. The race wes for $100, mile beats, best three In five, to wagons. Time: 2. 37—2.39-—2.43. ("A London letter announces the ¢eath of Gen. Robert B. Campbell, Inte United States Consulat London. He died a few miles from that place, (at Ealing,) on Sundsy, the 13th of ——_—_ +202 APPROACHING RICHMOND. Sanitary Condition of the Army—Arrival of Deserters—An Attack by the Rebels—A Mysterious Boat’s Crew. Jeo rrespondence Philadelphia Inquirer } Westover Lanpine, July 30 —The quiet of this place was a little broken to-day with the ru- mor that six smoke stacks were seen in the James river, and it was soon bruited forth that the ene- vee deneents were heen Rigg ta Rcd ee pose of encaging our gun’ . Our troo, the shore have been Hage qui vive all ay: — jous to see a naval fight. Our men-of-war are ready, and the jolly jack tars will gi account of themselves. There is no disco ton our sailors; they know how to fight, and will fight; this fact has been well established during the war; the rebels know full well what is in store for them. ‘he sanitary conditionof Harrison’s Landing vicinity and the various camps is first-class. The rush of officers and men home has de- creased wonderfully. Those going are either on ran Lhe or are very et Ure of climate ing really necessary ‘their health. This is a good _ é Two more Rebel cavalry deserters came into our lines yesterday, and gave themselves up to the ist New York cavalry. One is from Philadel- phia, and the other is from New York. They state that they had been pressed into the Confed- erate service. The disease among the horses still continues, although somewhat abated. [ was convers- ing with a Rebel officer at City Point the other dey, who stated that the Virginia farmers about this latitude never work a Northern horse the first summer; they invariably die if they do. A great many exaggerated camp rumors floating around are publis! by corres: te from Joly. He became involved im the secession | Baltimore and Fortress Monres, Fotten by them movement, and could not return home when he | from parties en route for home, as truth. The was @ d in office capture of a lot of our cattle, and the burning of a schooner 3 ¢ the Rebels opposite this point, ts all bosh. here have been no cattle captured, and the fire on board the schooner no doubt was the work of an incendiary. This evening, after dark a number of Rebels on the shore, opposite Harrison’s Landing, fired three or more volleys of musketry into the trans- ports anchored inthe stream. For a time there ‘was some considerable consternation among the river crafi; lights could be observed dancing from one vessel to another, men hallooing, &c.; buta gunboat soon got in among them, and ina short time al! was restored to quietness. { could not learn this evening wi er any one was struck or not. I have been se an attack of this kind for a long time. y havea wholesome dread of our gunboats, have kept ata respectable distance. 1twas too dark fort! enemy to have fired with any accuracy. July 31.—The firing that occurred last night. between i1 and 12 o'¢lock, was from on board the steamboat Achilles. Most ef the vessels in the harbor are armed with small arms. The watch on the deck of the steamer saw a small boat approaching, and becoming alarmed, 0) on the boat. men in the it set up a cry of ‘don’t fire onus; we're the Provost Guard,’’ and all the time kept poting seey. One of the Provost officers got on of two boats, one a black one and the otber white, and followed them down the river. ‘Phe two boats Tae Battrmore Erection —The election in Baltimore, yesterday, for members ef the second Branch of Councils was conducted very quietly) and with an entire absence of excitement. There ‘was no opposition to the Union candidates, The ‘whole number of votes cast was 4 S61. {A couple of bushwhackers attempted to assassinate ex-Governor Rebert M. Stewart, near S*. Joseph, Missouri, last week. He was on & stamping tour and was fired on by the Rebel ban_ dits, (Le ball passing through bis hat and grazing his head. {> The police of Baltimore made 966 arrests d@uriug the month of July for violation of the jaws of the State and cf the ordinances of the eny Rerorte APPEARANCE OF THE MmaRimac No.2—The Fortress Monroe correspondent of tue Philadelphia Jaguirer, under date of July 30, Five, p. m.—Capt. Cone, of the John A, War- ner, just in, reports thatthe new Merrimac made ner appearance yesterday, about noon, {n com- pany with five other vessels. Our guaboat all ordered up the river above the fleet of two buadred ana fifty sail which blocks up the Stream at Harrison’s Landing. The gunbo: were formed into line of battie, but the rebel clined cou.aat. If the Merrimac she will do immense damage among our trans- Porte; but it is believed Commodore Wilkes will Sak or capture her. Great excitement prevalied among the t rt men, the sutlers and a few Civilians at the ng York pers of yesterday evening say the stock anmeige commeticed bus!- ness to-day with a heavy f-ellng. The first transactions in Govern; were at a decline of x Copy eh of TS, and 1 on the coupon §’s of 1874. Afterwards there was a ef from these prices. Money ts extremely easy at 4a5 per cent. The banks are ing freely at S per cent. The speculation in ‘bibit deal of vitality. fair lest night will have a r bim untir; in binexertions to keep t Rebels to the contrary | OUR MILITARY BUDGET. eee army has been ordered eastward, and are ex which it would appear that the authorities here are actively preparing for any emergency that may arise: General’s Office, Harrisburg, August 1, 1562.— To the County Commissioners: All County Com- missioners who have not complied with the eir- cular issued from these headquarters, dated Jul 12th, 1462, are hereby required to complete an return to these [serge orth the enrollment of their respective count August. siastic war meeting was held in this city to-day. Business was almost entirely suspended after noon. Speeches were delivered by Hon. H. B- Prine, T. Backus and others. Long bonds, 8X; gold, 115. METHODIST P OTESTT CHURCH. bom OTH OE The Revs 6 Ws Sennen wil wee in this Ch a ORNING, at li i Ser ‘gh! usual. A cordial invitation is extended to a'l. 4th street, Ber mireet, every Sabbath. Preachiog re*, ELIGIOUS NOTIC Kenn. will proac August 34, tween Sth for the Baptist Ghurch recantly formed unis ss we ANY C, N& TIONAL ed 3. gine House, on a ik, 2D full uniform, to attend thi 18 Mr. Morent; commencing at4 o’clock p.m. Companions in good atendi +4 4 t, * <x AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S THSATES. SATURDAY EVENING, August 24, Positively, ths Last Night HOOLEWS MINSTRELS, As they appear at aryland Institute, Balti- more, om Monday evening next. { tho le of Washi the da seblneset it eczinel © hts me iq oe! * feriiedetine shat of nemcirse ine lee” FROM THE PENINSULA rs tn the Army—The Burnt: chooner—The New Rebel Rams Coming Down the Rever—Our Fleet in Lane of Battle—A Warm Keception Ready. {Correspondence Philadelphia Inq ulrer.j Barnison’s Lavine. Va., July 31.— Yesterday. morging, by order of Commodore i the the fai and| D wh being under the palin Bho os of the flag ship Wachusett. LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. LATE FROM THE PENINSULA. THE MERRIMAC No. 2 AND THE YOUNG AHERICA COME DOWN JANES RIVER. ; THEY ANCHOR AT TURKEY BEND. ietihllbite THE MONITOR AND THE GALENA6O TO MEET THEM. 4 pA dary jonally, during the morning of yesterday, | ing new Acts, Songs, Burlesques, & A GREAT NAVAL BATTLE IMMINENT. | neavy airing coud be hoard, as ifcoming from | THE GRAND CARNIVAL DEPRIOPE some distance up the river. The cause for it none knew definitely. We all knew that the Monitor and Galena had taken their usual morn- ipe excursion in that direction, and attributed e firing to this fact that a masked battery bad been aud which was being silenced. About one o’clock both vessels were discovered —_ _ haste down ‘ine The Galena ly reported to officer Commodore Wilkes, on board the ship Wachusett, that the new rebel rams, the Richmond and Young Al ‘ica, were lying bra below Fort Darling, pparently prepating to come down. The the previously noticed unusual activity reeage: fos ‘an boats, as well as the hasty end- ing of the balloon reconnoissance, was then sp- Soon after three o’clock, the flag ship Wachu- sett was seen making her way up the river, and of lees ‘allore. “They preceeded up tbe rivet u river some three miles above here, toa point just be- low where the light house, called City Point Light, is stationed. “ Here found the Mo: tor, and some three or four others. At 2 gi signal they ail stationed themselves in ifne of battie, and a xiousiy awaiting an opportunity oention, the ng ull Visitor” a cordial re- lon. During the Se fo they were joined by some six others, some falling into the line of battle, while the others are in the reserve. We cannot now learn the names of the gunboats so stationed, but we r nise the “cheese-box” in the advance, the Wachusett in the center, and the Jacob Bell in the reserve. Whether the Richmond end its confrere, Young America, will to-day pay us visit or not remains to be seen. But we feel con: fident of speaking the truth when we awert that they will not be aliowed to return to their “anx- fous parients.’? The reason for the heavy firing heard during the morning was, thet lous tothe merting with the Rebel rams the Monitor and Galena amused themselves by shelling the woods and Hi cided ball’? with some two or three masked jen. At noon yesterday a salute was fired in respect to the memory of the late ex-President Martin Van Buren. THE McDILLDRARRAL BROTHERS! THE PILGRIM FATHERS, HAND ALONE ERS. in the Grand Taeeorosaae. CHAMPION C206 EXERCIS! laaghabie ‘RO, THE ENEMY HAS A BRANCH RAILROAD TO JAMES RIVER FROM THE PETERSBURG ROAD. c ——>———— New York, Aug. 2.—A letter from the Times correspondent with the Army of the Potomac, dated July 3ist, states that two suspicious-look- ing rebel craft, probably the Merrimac and Young America, cast anchor yesterday noon off Turkey Bend, Several of our gunboats were immedi- ately sent to that vicinity—the Monitor making a reconnoissance; after which the gunboat fleet, including the Galena, Monitor and others en- chored In line of battle off Light House Point. A balloon and gunboat reconnoissance wes made above and near Fort Powhattan, but dis- covered no rebels or earthworks in that vicinity. A braneh of a railroad has been discovered from the bank of the James river, opposite Berkley’s Landing, to the Petersburg road. The correspondent closes as follows: ‘Nine o'clock, p.m.—The position of the fleet is un- changed. The rebel rams are still off Turkey Bend.”’ How near we are to a naval battle every one can judge for themselves. . cause Chairs... . FORD'S ATHENEUM! By ‘Fertn sireet, between E and F. MISS OE Eee, . And the fall Dramatic and ‘mime #roupe appears. SATURDAY EVENING. August 2, W. P: OUNG Ww. T To be ed bt ere f iz RAEN eB 38 0 ENSION oe ings on hie back! ‘To conclude with the Roaring Pantomime of UINET’s In whieh Harry @livere wel = ec... wall sopeer. Daring the piece the thrilling Impalement Fest ‘Will be performed, » LATE REBEL NEWS. Running the Mobile Bleckade—The Oc- ——_ ef Grand Junction by the ebeis. Catro, August 1 —The Grenada Appeal, ofthe 28th ult.,contains Mobile dispatches announc- ing that the steamer Cuba ran the blockade of that porton the 25th, bringing a full cargo of arms, ammunition, medicines and blankets. The same paper, In an editorial announces the occupation of Grand Junction by the Rebel forecs on the %5th. A dispatch from Chattanooga, Tenn., says the Federals are evincing great activity, and are evi- dently preparing for some movement. ‘Trains of care have arrived at Bridgeport with shell and ammunition. The Jackson Missiesippian, says it is authorized to state that a sufficient force wil! be sent to the Mississippi river, to protect the people of the river counties from invaders. The Columbus (Ga.) Times learns that General ‘Toombs had resigned. The Mobile News says one division of Lovell’s ALE OF PRICES. Dress Citcle Parevette Orchestra —— Private Boxes... Family Circ!e (6x; TROUs ).. open at hi sly for colored +... 25 cents to comm~nee =e Boo: the , oblock: Orphans’ Canveepuny HAL, Lovisians AVERUE, NEAR Sixre et. The Cool Retreat! FO NIGHT, FRESH ARRAY OF TALENT! THE CRY I8, STILL THEY COME! The Excelsior Combination Company ! NEW STARS—NEW STARS! Firat Week of Miss =ALLIE DUVAL, Tho charming V: it. 4 COLL. sir BELEN SSLLERN. The Beautiful Danseuse from the Continental Theater, Pbi'adel, the charming Daughter of Ferprichors. Mine favorite Mise LIZZiE EPARTMENT OF MF D T bride: ROPOLITAN Crvick oF SupEkint'r, NO. 516 Ltn eT. City of Washington, August ist, 1562, PUBLIC ATTENTION Is REQUIRED, The W8th Section of the Act to incorporate the Washington and tieorgetown Railroad Compsoy, follows “That the said ee all have at all times free and uninterrup: of their road way, and ifapy pereon or persons shai! wilfully and unneces- sarily itruct or impede the passege on or over waid railway or Spy part thereof, or shall injurs or destroy the om: jepot stations, or any property belonging to anid railway company, the person or persons so offending sha!! forfe'tand pay «lars to — such offense the sum of pected in Mobile soon. Ss purebase Preparations for Vrafting in Pennsylvania. forsee In epeesal she eee Happisaunc, Aug. 1.—The following impor- } sions and penalties of this seotion. By order o De EVANTs B iy 19-Sawiw. tant circular has this day been issued, from W. B. WEBB, Supt. | Attheir AUCTION SaLks. Crees FUTURE DAYS. J.C. MOGUIRE & CV. A Loe a, ~~] and ean, Shears Obaire, te, ia 5.0. M6G CO, Aum WN & OO., Anotionsen fase GT Fr the ©. R. L. CROWN & CO., Avow. & L. wae TaEee we PE: JOHN JON a PO che 6 eee EN’ ESL order OR SALE—¥wo fpe HO} ‘Also, 8 tw | Oa SPRING WAGON an) HAE: pT A Ess. 1 ire at C. J. BREWER’S Feed Store, Beventh street, near Maryland a avenue. aut ANES OF ISSUE IN TH B SoroMene DISTRICT OF Bank of Washington, Patriotic Bank, (Bank. Hank of Commerce, Farmers and Meohanios* Bark of Metropolis, The Bul.ion Bank. The Bank of Commerce and the Bullion Bank issue rotes of the denomination of One Dolisr and upwai Stes" BOAT NOTICE! 'ASHINGTON AND ALEX YOUNG aMERICS Sei ok sad after MONDAY. August « len Pa Wi foot of 7tn st at7, 2.9)! ther — TRAPEZE, DARING’ LA PERCRE AND 7 SHLY EATS : Outrivaling ali other Artistes of the profession. sm Be, Dwi a The dest nat pubw oR 5 the 8 Lod 20) ‘erjormer on ‘This gentleman stands at the heed of all ether performers in his geouliar line, The ceievrated uo CAULAGHER, his glo gs : orig: Negro Acte—his First Appearance WILLIE EMMERSON, In his peouliar Songs and Dances. W. B. HARRISON Hawlll ane Ma neg Conia Penkte arenes e 0 mee NATIONAL SLICES. An & bum! of others, Making one of the best Companies aed ‘on the Canterbury t — NEW NEGRO ACTS, NEW FACES, NEW SONGS, NEW DAN AND A NEW PROGRAMM as! Headquarters Pennsyleania Militea,. Adjutant es before the 10th day of Very respectfully, &c., A. L. Russgii, Adjutant General Pennsylvania. War Meeting at Toledo, Ohie. Totxpo, Ohio, August 1.—A large and enthu- Ni ednesdays and SAM'L' 6 ’ auisty Bra. RY FH ER. { Captains. ‘EN OR @WENTY HORSES WILL BE T PASTURE by the day, week or month in a Ke af Phe NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. New Yorn, Aug. 2—11% a. m.—First Board— ture ¢f 60 acres, on th at Brightwood.on Neventh street cont, above horses will be kept for 15 se = fay jy Sl 61" fimission cents; Orchestra Chairs 8 cents. TR Open ati; performance at 3% o'clock. L2282?Y HALL, ALEXANDRIA, VA. Purctval & Parcer. ++ eamee Proprietors IMMENSE SUCCESS of the MAMMOTH COMPANY! PEOPLE TURNED AWAY Nearly Every Night! Third Week WHE POPULAR CUS PANY ! MISSNELITE SAY LOR The Lovely and Modest Boorstt MI*°S JENNIE ALLEN, Miss SULA PRT K, BePretty Songeizees end Desens 20, i @ Jom: Buteri id Favorites, vm eee eo sare rh Sat oa Livros Ehua, Hak ONS, SOL, MARTE, And NEW DaNc NEW SONG! REG NGekO xis tew PIECES, Admission % cents ; orchestra, 35 cents ; man and lsay to orchestra, So conte, jorge REE PROMENADE CON F Garden mang M. ay eli — svenus, nsar the Capitol Garden —The rs reepeotfall, informs the has rrangome: J P} in every WEDNESDAY eA FT EV RING, ai ine sceeerts at = wul cives Grand ‘romenade Gonoert at the yim" TRepublican.} proprietor, REE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON F ACADEMY. OF nuBids vee Pa. ove: each. ADIES’ LEATHER SA CHE! 8, L PRAVELLING. BASKETS. ORK BASKETS. FANCY BASKETS. REMPeRS for splled lothen, "i At OSDEN’s, siecle aree New Hi CRM ala WTYPOGRAPHICAL 8O- 1ETY —~A meeting of the Colum- isty will be held FHIS Bh in the Common Council ve » Bt 8 o'clock. Punctusi et __H.8. BOWEN, Reo. Bea, lousefz: 519 Seventh wig! Pe ‘0 PRESERVE THE HE T Cieye ‘ALTH OF THE = REMOVE DEAD ANIMALS! 1100 is hereby giventhstal! dead a: ¥ b) Horses, Cor “te Pigs, &c. eo, will beitamee iately taken awé&y fro.n stables, enclosures, pens, open lots, or from any of the streets or thorough- fares of the cities of Washington and Georrstown civerbr aie tt hee da er ii perueaiotin Re ate alae ‘% any ie ther ot the cities of ‘Wash pe tO o’olock, ORROW ( brim E ‘alan SAarvipy SEORCH their meet: present in the cademy Hal'. corner of New York ‘aver rand iv mer. ~The Rev. J. 8. im Bemaperanse Ball, on Eonest ke smmnt ny 8 ee ‘and 10th ‘streets, at 1's: mu. acd = iy 29-dte A SERMON IN RELATIO: Ste of James A. N. KY! cached is Chrut Church, 8 NOON: f past’ foi est of e triende ompery to which he BO TH 3 0 8 ° the Government Corral, oorner aah and F by note through tho Post Offense ght shea Narciso bob. a OUEST al (COMFORT AND EASE IN ONE MINUTE: nade ee Mol ‘Ex net pait or ineamvemsenes to fhe eatin WHIBE, No. 426 Pa avenue. between ti, end of sts. Consuitati eo ee on hours from 8 &, m, to7 p. MPORTANT NOTICE I Aoi ye Bind SUTLERS Se: oe ee MEN: —A PARTN ufec' ious Cider in the C5 Ae at wonds a p.enty can be short ti 8h tf = ort time, About pounds ; 9 nd of the 1 preachi a 4 DE ners] sermon of private Nau’ ev. oun Ry order o} ite Captain. See It J. T. KEITHLY, O. 8. A SPECIA w. q tant AMERRING, 8b, MASE lon DAY next. 4th inst bs held at their MO. » are invited to be By order of the M. K. H. P. au 2 2t* 6. R. THOMPSON, Seo. OFFICE OF JOINT COMMISSION OF em UNITED SPAY ES AND COSTA RICA ASBINGTON, July 15, 1882.—At the late meeting of the Hoard, orce: squat the Grarenasy -throdsh =. 81 public papers do notify all Er Hoard willbe in sensloa-on thei an NO P®0PosALs FoR woop. on. Daror Quarreru "s 0 be ms of iy han a Preveetay Beare Phealnade Drake daivers arene RALBD a CHURCH CA BETING—M - Poin ie MENBNC. See, —This Churop, ch he? besn gate paiae h | bs reopened on SUNDA when will be cowmeno:d & series of milar to those usuaily held o: 8 camp fe meetings will be he basement; at IL ae at 5 reachin, will beheld rning prayer ional varistion for the dei and Corde of Wood to the Goverament eit mixleenth day of Asnuet ‘ot (id) twelee oF ual The wo to bs ark ( Di, #8 0 four feet tong, and split to ordinary siz! _ The wood to be delivered in the city of Wash- Apite CONCERT BALL Pun, Pun, Pum! ington at such pit the D orate alae > pielteet corded intante(Gtowt eet opeets | te tengemeat cil W a livery no? being ‘considered complete ual — ied, messured and inarected. ¢ Government. to mepectabd mesecre tener meas je Wood, | Miss Vi, Sadan tt Samer Un ebove peed: | Bi wo ve hundred (2.500) cord: livered a: or — firet day of Cretan lelivered on or before the nb © pleasing «i t ha aes from Baitunore Me! A FULL meeting at 90’clock,and an Conti: of the s-rvioes &t 4» m., by prayer and the relation of christian experiencs. ‘fne public is earnestly invited to attend. Seats free.’ 8u l-lw* hundred (240 ) cords firet day of November, it to be i a made upen the compietion of the PROPOSALS. Frost Onkce address of the bid- the name ofs firm the oupes ty ‘ar or id, ost al propeant’; of ney J] from disloyal parti raters and an oath of eliegianes must acsomeany posals must be addressed to Col. D. H Ruck Pri Gish mt snail atog PRS sae sappendss ‘ hose must PE es res peteit ree con’ Wl 1682 CE. ERSONE Ravin Wee; Sore Kyes can be} who! MRS. BARRON’S EYE SALVE, for sale 359 Twentietn street, between H and Pa, avenue su 2 im* me erin t the provisions of oved Jenuary the , be By the 7. the act, wil i kha: a u2iw Ww. B. NTEE. n & Boarding Fidgisr Bll the oon a ioe goa is him, must be corner x be discontinued on the tet of At ie Bhs perty now ‘@oour ying it will sell out poe [°° 80 VEEP SOLace nane HE 1. BAD: \ 5 pare physicians reo- or hh areca 3 (or families Warseramenrartt ak 2 me ‘aude E. 8. MASON.C DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PO- Office of 3, 526 11th st west dared by the rar 'n of the toree hsvii bet a ‘ast of Police: That s Patrol- sieves ae [ten thousand dollars, fl bidder upok elculay must the t will ir bidderente hase to hay ia scticrps why letios, or'by casas to churoh and mill, Wage pesos Ph St 10 o’ciock a. m, seal Sass TMi tr eee NOW Is THE, Fa: Ay | seal Your more a art ATIONER N Military ma ‘oets, Livines, a jf of STATUARY and WORKS oF oe STOSEAEE C200 cone Hy he po 3 +4 LL pd BOOKS of the aay on bandas she stock of PAF ER-c v o the city, to we cal he titer POR ahi: PNT pan jy St-e » Hith and 1%b sta. Washington. sora at up in Bee taantestty U. i MARSHALS ERLOCUTORY sate, CARGO PRIZE STEAMSHIP CIRCASSIAN, DANIEL H. BURDETT, Auctioneer, , adjoining the : eiker pad James B. ands ee Baltimore and W. ear tmct pageant Switor, CE. EX at ,0n tl = Also, 8 « cash, Payments made i Well selected stock of IOLES. | suree ceererie pens AUTO PROTO. Rto Pi : "Dest ‘stook in the bu ers 0) StATIONERY PACKAGES, the cheapest and 7] A SENKNI VES, BACKGAMMON, C GOLD PENS, oh BECKER BOARDS, oe ENGLISH aps \CUMENTS. . pdt oats of ai NETTING. ade Mongetto Net bars or and