Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1863, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 38 PVBLISHED EVERY SFTERNOON, (SGNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Correa Penn's aes aND 11TH Srreet, | W. D. WALLA waLLAOH. i =~ per copy, cr v8 ocents per month. In packages by carriers =t #4 4 year, or 37 cenis vex macnita. TO Mail subscribers the price is LS) & PERT, IN Gadvancc; F250 for six Mm ne, $1.25 for three months; ‘and fer less than thrue months si.the rate of 12 cents & week. Single copies, with er without wrappers, TWO CENTS. SP ADVEETISEMENTS shovid be sent to the office tefcre 11 o’clock m.; otherwise they may pot appear until the next c PROPOSALS. Fr*SH PREY AND VeguTABLNS FOR THE Le DgPaRTMBRT, Bureau - Provistos8 AND CLOTHING, Waskiaston, D, C , May 27, 16S. Beare PRorosats will be received at this ofsoe notil the fifleenth dey of June, 1963, at noo., fer the supaly of sixty thousand pounds of fresh Beef and sixty thoussnd pounds of tresh Vegetables, on Ube Washin station, during the year eommencing on the Grst aay of July next, and end- mE cn _— irtieth Jue, 1864. Beel and Vexstablen must be cf good quahty, and the best the umrket affords; and ©: a aust be offered for by the pound The Beef to be jn equal portions of fore and hind quarte Boud with epproved security will bo requited in ove half the estimated awount of the contract, and Twenty per centum in addition will be withheld from the amount of each payment to be mimic ax coliateral sceur.ty for the due performance of the gontract which will on no account be paid until it is, fely complied wi ery oer made Swace be accompanied (ax di- Feeted in the act of Couxrens making appropriation for the naval service for 1848-7, approved i¢th Angurt, Ist.) by a-written guaranty, sigced by ene or more respansible persona, to the effect that be or they undertake tkat the bidder or bidders will. if his or heir bid be accepted, eater into an obligation, within five days, with good and saf ficient wuretie’s to furnish the articlex proposed. No proposal will be considered unless accore pa- nied byeuch guaranty, aus by satisfactory evidence that the bidder b has the license required by law o Oona reas. my 23-6 ProPosars Fe FOR FUEL. MQoanreauasrer’s Orrice U.8, Maniwe Corrs, nt WasuincTon, 2th May, I SeaLep PRorosa cs will he received at thix office = waureteys the 25th day of June, Init at 3 lor supplying WOOD AND OOAL to the U- ti “Harlves at Washington, D,C., from lat July, 1863, to 50th June, 1864. ‘The Wood to be govd merchantable cal be delivered, pileé measured and inrpected sent within the walls of the Marine Barracts as ry be designated by the Coram es ae Marine Oncer, free of expena. to the United Btat The Coal to be best white asn suthracite ess coal, free from dust, and to weich 2,210 pounds to the ton, to be weighed, inepected and delivered st gech points within the walle of the Marine Bar- served i genant WED ut wrappers hy carriers | } j } racks an may be dexiynated by the Commanding tes ! Marine Officer, free o! nae to the United States; and-both wood and coalto be furnished at such times and in such quantities as the said Com- manding Marine Officer may require. Payments will be made non the quarterly requi- sition of the Commanding Officer. stating the euantities required ‘or the use of his eommand, agreeably to regulations. A guarantee to be signed by two responsible per- sona. whose respousibility must be certified to by the U.8. Distriet Judge, 0.8. District Attorney, r U.8. Oo'lector, must accompany each proposal. Stherwise it will not be conmdered, To be endorsed “Proposais for Fuel.” and sad- tothe undersigned. W.B SLACK, my 2l-lawsw Major and Quartermaster. ROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND OOAL. Orrios Housk eF REPRESENTATIVES U.8. 2ist May, 156: SeALED PROPOSALS will be received at th until 12 0’closk on Monday the 29th of June next, for furnishing for the use of the House of Rep- resentatives of the United States 550 tons (2 00 poets) best White aud Furnace Ooal, (steam- wt size,) one hundred cords best dry Hickory Wood, and one hundred cords best dry Spruce Pine Weod, The whole to be packed away in the vaults of the Capitol, in the places which will be shown on application to the engineerin the service of the House of Kepresentatives, and to be delivered by the lst day of August next. Bonds fer the faithful exeeution of the contract will be required. Bids for coal and wood will be considered sep8- rately, apd satisfactory arrapgements must be made for the pameece Ss yee of both. ERSON ETHERIDGE, Clerk of {Howes of Representatives U. 8. my 22-Jawéw {Chren., Int, & Rep.] aaege IRON FOR SALE. Uv. 5. Miurany “RAILnoan Orrice, 250 G@ S:., Washington, May 12, 1863. The undersigned ‘Will receive sealed bids for the rehase of 933 920-224) tons of new RAILROAD BON, 60 pounds te the yard. 26874-2240) tons of the above is at the Cambria Mills, Johnstown, Pernsylvania, acd the balance, 72 ni-2240 Pittaburg, Peo naylvania. In case a bid is accepted, the party making the fame will be notified as soon as practicable. If within ten days after sueh notice the party shall fail to make paymentin Government funds to the Se iron for which said Aes. =e made ‘0 sale to any other be sealed and directed nd to the un- dersigned, Washington, D. C., and indorsed “Bids for Railroad Iron.” ie eo ‘The right to reject any end all bids is expressly reserved. Bids will be received as above invited until June 8, at which time a decision will be given. myie-td B IN, Q° ABTEBMAETER GENERAL'S OFFICE, WasuINoTon Crry, March 19. 1863. Dera of steain vessels ara invited to send to the jesri@rmaster General’s Office tenders for their rter or sale. Tenders should contain descriptions of the vessels, their dimensions, enrolled er registered worna;¢, sctual carrying capacity, material, poner r coppered, whether side-w! yee] or pro- ; Whether iron or copper fastened, size and vewer of engines and boilers; and should state the price at which they are offered for long or short charter, with the estimated value of the vessel in case of loss, or in case the Government should prefer to purchase instead of chartering. Owners of steam vessels already in the service of the Quartermaster’s Department are requested to mske knows tothe Department any reduction in their present rates which they may be willing to @rant,and 2lso the price at which they will be willing to sell them. All such tenders should be addressed to the oartermaster General cf the United States, at ‘azhington, and should be endorsed * ‘Proposals for charter or sale of steamers.” When received, they will be usttaced: and the Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy expense attending srmy trai rtation upon the ocean and tide-waters, by enbetituting. wherever it ean do 50, anh vessels of equal ca) ie for those 1 . O. rca are cmriaret. Quartermaster General. ROPOBALS FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN ASSISTART QUARTERMASYER’S Orricr, Forage Department, Cor nk Zed Rakes WASHINGTON, 4 Aor 16, 1843 Barly Peery aré invited for Tarnishi HAY,8' OATS, and CORN, for the use 6 this Depot, ote delivered at the Railroad Depot, oz stany of the Government waarves in this city. The propesals to be acd: to the under- signed, and they should PE pages the seer of eech article offered, also the prize and the da’ Hi ‘. roposals will be received for five thousand § Fro ieashels of Corn or Oats, and fifty (50) tone of ay or Straw, and upwards, unless it should be for the interes; of the ‘Government to contract fors ait erain tobe put up in good sacks, of about two 3) ae each, which are’ to be furnished at {he ost of the contracter. The Hay and Straw to be securely au aie and Hay effered to be saat toa rigid ‘the Goverment Inspector. ge iscte will be awagded from time to time to the lowest responsible. bidders, as the iaenere at may require. security weet in aithful fulfillment ofany y contract Hate ender this advertisement, men Payment to made atthe completion of the contrac’ ‘Sp i7-Sm __ Captain and A. QM. U.S.A. KPHANS COURT, May lors, 1863.—DisrRiorT 0 OF COLUMBIA, Washiusion County, To wit: In the case of Lucinda 8. Matthews, Kxecutrix of Henry C. Matthe deceased, the Executrix sforersid has, with the approbation of the Or- phans Court of Washington County aforessid, Eppcinted Faturday, the 6th day of June next, for the final settlement and distribution of the per- sonal estate of said deces: of the assets = band. asfaras the same been collected and turned inte meney ; whem and where all the cred- jtors and heirs of sai¢ deceased are notified to at- tend. (at the Or) arrose Court of Washington County sforersid.) with their gras peonerty He, — i they may otherwise by law bene‘it in said deceased's estat rovided ® copy biished once « week for three peli Le pal dy ous to said 6th day weeas in the ane: pre ee “fy ie iawaw" Register of Wills. EVENUE STAMPS NTEENAL ALL , DENOMINATIONS, | For sale at the Btamie wtukpsr ef the City Post e. Z.0. ROBBINS. iny 28-20 NEw PRIN TING OFFICE. GIBSON BROTHERS, No, 271 Psy. Uz, NEAR 11TH Sti Having modern Pri modern requisites pared to exe: Scacription ips ‘Style of perfection seldom equaled, advance on slew York prices. ata very my Zi Iw” 4 WINDOW 51 SHADES. 4864 styles of ot Wine Ww: suey art reonlved. Bak Winton thades pote ue ‘No, 486 Seventh Suhre kth, &7 Terms cash. t JRAVEL ROOFS BL ROOFS! HO. WILSON, lack Wier Presi Felt, gpl x agravel rT Moote pa 9 _— of 22d street. pe cre taroagh Post Office Box’ Lue Davari = MEYORMATION -s ram Sy VO NOR TAYLOR. lee 3 OL, XXiI. AUCTION SALES. By J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO.. Auctioncers, FAR Dsome DOUBLE BRICK DEBLUING HOUSE, WITH LARGE LOT, aT OORREK OF AND TWENTIETH STKEBTS, AT PubLic Sale. Yon MONDAY AFTERNOON, June sth, at 50’cl the ror ae we shall sell ape Ne. ae ip wet Ho emting Pifoet si ine! rth ¥ ate the cornee of Twentieth Se cceert: and ranning bach 12 feet 3. inches, together wih the im- revements. ovnninting of a handsome and we'l uilt Dor brick aie House, contsining all ee a ene ‘erms at sale Reycetacte attending conveyancing to be psid by e purchaser, ie bdte 3.0, MeGUIRE & 00.. Aneta. By J.C. McGULRE & CO, Auctioneers. : Dp BRteasLe DWELLING HOUSE ON NORTH L, weiwesN Fourtse@xtTu | sTRERT AND Vureoxt ayenc® —On MONDAY AFTERNOON June stb, at f o'clock,, on the premines, we shall well Lot Dailey’s subdivision of No, #15, frovtiag $3 feet om north L street, between lath street and Vermont avenue Tanning back 10 feet to a “paved alloy, improved by an excellent three-story and basement Brick Dwelling House, and Briek Carriage House and Btable on the rear of the Lot. The premises are farnished with cas hreeenens with Potemac water in the yard and le pituation ina delightful one for a private me: One-half cash; remainder in six months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust onthe ines. Mel a J- C., MeG UIRE & OO., Aucta. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. pan” ‘UPEMLOR LEATHER-TOY “BUGGY Posiic Atct Wacoms at of the Auetion Rooms , we shall sel! Ten superior Leather-top Buggy Wagons, made by Fairehiid for city trade, Tr : =e J.C, MeGUIRE & 00,. Auéts. RB WALL & CO, anctioneers. TNITED #f SEATES MABSHAL’s SALE OF 18 In virtue nee ae mee of sale issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the District Columbia holding a District Qourt, to me Cirected, I will ceil at public fele. for cash, at the auction store of Wall Co., on Peun- yh ia avenue, on “BAPURDAY, the sth day of Tune next, 1563, commencing at ll o’clock a. m., 18 boxes of 1obacce. Also, at the same time, . 16 dozen at se extre orh of Ly trac box t of yaeren 1 OAR, HLAMORY Marshal D C. Jel- =e WALL &00--Aucts, ccninan CO., Auctioneers. and J.C. M SOpEaion DWELLING HUU8E AND LOT ON | D STREET, BETWEEN 2D AND $D.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June Sth, st balf past 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shall ‘sella First-class Three- briek Brick Dwelling, with large back building, brie stable, with servants’ roum over attached. House fronts 24 feet on north D street. the Neca block east of the Gigs Tal by adepth of 63 feet. The Lotrurs back ut 12) feetto an alley oo which iss gocd brick stable with servants’ rooms overit, Phe House is built in the beat manner aud supplied with allthe modern improvements—hot and cole water with marble besins gas aud gas fixtures, closets throughout the entire premises, and is in every rexpect a desirable residence. ‘Title indispyiabie. BF Terms cash. Ali cost attending the convey- ance at the expente of punehaser. je led J.C, MeGUIRE & UO., Aucts. By J.C McGUIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. N UMBER OF SMALL HOUSES AND LOTS ON Gapirot Hitt at Punitic Avctiox.—On SAT- DAY AFLERNOON , Jane bth, a’clock, on the premises, we shall sell nine i situated on lst street east, between B and C streets north. Five of the lots front on Ist treet, one of them iinproved by stwo-etory brick dwelling house, aud four of the lots front on the wide alley in the rear, and are improved exch by twe-stery frame dwelling houses. Also, six lots on north B street, between ist aod 2d streets east, three ef them fronting on north B streetaboat 16 feet, acd running back 12) feet to an alley. Three of them fronton the wide alley ia the rear, and are improved by small frame houses. A'so, four lots on south B street, between ist and 2d streets west, fronting 16 feet Wz inches, sod running back 120 feet, one of them improved’ bya frame house. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with intereetsecured by adeed of truston the premises. All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser. _my 27 [Rep.} C. McGOIRE & 00., Aucts. By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers. WO VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK HoUses AND TWO L i OR GRouaDy: SITUATED ox P SYLVANIA AVE XT On MONDAY, June oth, 1683, we will sell onthe premises: Two thiec story Brick Houses aad Lots, on Twenty-sixth streetand Pennsylvania avenue, Deing part of origimal jot). sin square west of 11, Two valuable Buildsue. “Lots on Pennsylvania pyenze and Twenty-sixth street, good business stands Sale positive. Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen inonthe, eodéds MARSHALL & PAGE By =i C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. BEY VALUABLE LOT ON FOUR-AND-A- BAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.— On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June sth. at 6o’olock, onthe premires, we shall sell parts of Lots 21 and 22. in Square 491, fronting 38 feet on Four-and-a half street, between Pennsylvapia avenue and OG street north. running back 125 feet to #26 foot paved alley. and containing 4550 square feet of round. This would make an admirable location jor an ex press office and sarencuse, lying directly on the route to the Railroad Depot. Terms: One-thirdcash; the remainderin six and twelve months, with interest, secured by # deed of trast on the premises. All conveyance at the eta the purchaser. J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. ©. McGUIRE & oe Auctioneers. EREMP TORY SA OF THREE VALUABLE Bu eae Lots ¢ HB. ee NEAR GRACE Cuvecu.—On TU BSD. AFTERNO: June yth, ate ae ek, on the premises, we shall sell nots Nos. 13, and 14, mm Square No. 411, fronting each 25 fection wth street west, between Dand B streets seuth, (Leland) a short distance south of Grace Church, fronting gach 25 fect on 9th street and running back 99 feet to a wide public alley. ‘The lots are beautifully located ior private resi- denees, and will be sold tothe highest bidders. Terme cash, my 25-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. UARDIAN’S SALE. —By virtue of adecree of the ACES Court of the County of Wash- ington, iu the District of Columbia, I wil: offer at auction, on THURSDAY, the lath day of Jane next, at6o’clock P. M., on the premises. Lot No. three ((3,) in Samuel Davideon’s oeeaon of square No. ene hundred and on four, eat ) tronting thirty-three feet on north ne street, ai jars back one hundred and forty-six feet titan inches. Teruis of sale: One third of the to be paidincash and the residue in two equa! in- ation st six and Emeive me months, witb interest, to secure! y approv motes. JULIA H. ADDISON, Guardian of Chas. Morris Addison, ak 25 tak te J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. OGUIRE & GO.. Auctioneers. Lg ROSTRE'S yi CF ‘ORTMPROVER PROP- zxTY.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June léth, at 6G o’clock, on the premises, by virtue of & Weed of trust dated Sept 7th, 1899, and duly recorded in Liber J.A.8., No, ag folios 353, et esq., bgt atthe Land records for Washington county, D'C. Virtue of a decree ot the Uireut Court of the. De trict of Columbia iu chancery cause, No. 1791, wherein in Henry. Barron et al., are comyiain- ants, and C) 8. Wallach ‘and Saxtuel Hauron, sr, seitictondants; substituting me aa Trustee in tus place ad of the said O. 8. Wallach, sur- Fiving Trustee, | shallself original lot numbered ourteen (14)in ‘square numbered nine hundred and the corner of G street north acts. 24 sixty (#6) situated jeventh street east. Fer cee cingatthe cortof purchaser. ancing & convey OME MATTINGLY, Trust my l6-2awkds J.C. AreG bate & 00. AG Aucts. By J.C McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. NDEOME BODIES aay NEAR THE ie cree sLL.—On AY AFPERNOON, June 5th, at Heo Polock, ee on premises, we shall sell the followin Nv gloaple J Building Lota in the ty of the Oity viz Vg ond partot gad M and mart of Bin fronting esc! feet on i ree’ sant erween D and Batreets north, running back 187 feet to a wide alley. Terss cash. ee d 8, in square No. 563, fronting each aoieet cn’ North between Second and Third streets, running Sack 109 feet toa 25 foot alley. third cash; the remaioder in six and Sonne: with interest, secured by « deed of ruston the premise’: McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. By J.C, MoG@UIRE & Pade ron BALA oe FINE ye San G8 errs ’cloek p. m, iat pul cut oe of prem wemabineh seer. pete Rrontay No, 50, 65 Td 5 on ith Grace Y god healthy part iy Base. opportunity to 1 rHon8 Mesliases oe tavartaents Zak Bay be purchased at private pale any time before ml aay day of sale. ‘Terms: One-third eash; the residue in six and twelve months, Ne intsreae, to be secure en the Pree te IO Mea OIE 0O,; Aneta, C730 Garrels vest eat Tomato Ontens, for sale Dy. my en? * 350 Bighib oi. 007, L, pa yarchase raoney { } DAY MORNING, June 6th, at 11 0’clock, ia front | of trust upon the premises, All | paid by N2. 3,204. THE WEEKLY stTAR. This excellent Family avd News Journal, containing a greater variety of, interesting reading than can be found im any other, 38 pabisies on Friday morning. ‘TrRxs— Cash, invariably in advance. Singie copys per annum. Five copies... i. Tin copies, ., ‘Twenty-five copies. It invarigtly contains the « Washington News” that has mace The Daiiy Eveniag Star circulate so generally throughout the eountry, S7 Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the iseue of the paper. Price—Tnrxe Cexts, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers. HHREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE BaxtiMore Depor at Avotiox —On THURSDAY, June 4, if¢3, at half past 5 o'clock, we will sell onthe preaises, three walusoie Lots situated on New Jersey avenue, pear the Depot. Being part of lot 3,in square 630, twenty-two by ireae. of lot 4, in same square, on the corner oni Ee et and New Jersey avenue, forty feet oer! One-third cash, balance in 6, 12, and 18 months. my2-eodkds MARSHALL‘& PAGE, Auets, By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers ProRtALE Oe .—On THURSDAY, Juue $, 1363, at Ce o'cloc®P. M., iu front of the premises, I shall deve to sell, at public Auction. the fullow- pees fasta piece or parcel of ground and of Lot No. 4,in square No, athe oie of Washington to-wit! the same at the oorthwest corner of said thenee running eouth seventy-two feet six inches. thence north eighty degrevs act twenty-two feet ten imches, thence north sixty-nine feet to D street, and thence west twenty two feet six inches to the place of beginning, together with the im- provements reon, consisting of 2 well-built and substantial two story brick dwelling house. bia wenerey is situated on D north, between ¢th Bb streets west, and immediately adjoining Polkinhorn’s job printing office, and is believed to ls one of the beat business pieces of property now for aa. ‘Terms of sale: One balf cach; the balance in six ond twelve months, for whieh “the purchaser will requ uired to give his notes Weteeun Lede interest Room jay of sale, the notes to by adeed expense of con- veyancy, including Government stamps, to be the purchaser. If the terms of sale be not complied with within five days from day of sale, the rty will be re- sold, upon five dayr’ previous Moth ice, at the cost and expense of the defaulting | rehaxer. R LaSKEY, Attorney. my 25 eokds GREEN’ & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, U. 8. MARSHAL’S SALE, ah SCHOONER “BARAK LAVI In virtue of a decree ef, Ab ‘bre me Court of District of Colaiat sitting as a District Court, issaed fr Olerk’s office of said court and to ine directed, I will sell at public sale, for cash, at the foot of Nixth street wharf, on the Potomac river on THURSDAY, the 4th day of Juue next, E SCHOONDR “SARAH 1863, 8t 5 o'clock p.m.. aus Tatt INIA,” her Tackle. Appareland Purnitare, "ARD H LA won 1 8. Marshal D.C. my ne W.L LL & 0O., Aucts. 8. MARSHAL’S BALE OF PRIZE GOODS Iu yirtae of a decree “under Revenue Law” issued from the Clerks Office of the Suereme, Court of the District of Columbia, ritting as a District Court, and to rae directed, t will sell, at public sale. fercash, at the foot cf Bixth-street wharf, en the Potomac river,on THUKS sDAY, the 4th day of June next. 1853, Commencing at 10 Goods and Chattels of viz Lot Matches, Let Mackerel, o’clock a. m.. the follow: Let Ground Cloves, Lot Arnvellops, Lot Ham Bacon, Lot Jeilies, Lot Biacking, Lot Brushes, Lot Gheese, Lot Soda, Lot Butte! Large lot Sugar Lot Pocket Books, Lot Gombs 2 barrels Pickles, Lot Tobacco, Lot Fixs Lot Cancles, Lot Tin O-ps, Lot Cateup, Lot Suspenders. Lot Knives and Forks, Lot Green Corn, Lot Potatoes, ALSO, At 5 o'clock, at the same place, the STEAM PROPELLER UNION, hee Beek le Appare!, and Furniture. DH’ LANON. mes we 8. Marshal, D.C. C, McGUIRE & CO , Auctioneers. Ep ensctis? COUNTRY REMI. wENCE,AND 16 CorraGe eires oN TRE Hien GRovxD Nowrit or THe Ciry aT PusLic Auction —Oo THURS DAY AFTERNOON, June ith, at o'clock, on the premises,we shall sella portion of that handwome estate known as‘ Mount Pleasant,” adjoining the city on the north, and lying between 7th and 14th streets, suddivided into sixteen handsoine cottage sites of about an acre each, and one large tract of about 13, seres which is linproved with a large an¢ handsome Maoricn, h zx front of about 46 feet with large back Bu z containing in all about 17 rooms, with a large piazza. wide ha This place is one of the most beautif: the environs of Washington, commanding an extensive view of Washington, George‘own. and the surrounding country, with the fuil the Potomse as lar as the of access by passenger railroads which terminate on7th and 14th street, near the premises. ®7" Plats of the premises may be ob’ counting rooms of the Auctioneers. Terms: One-third cash; balance, six and twelve months, with interest, seeured by adeed of trust _my B- "McGUIRE & 0O., Aucts. & WILLSON, Auctionee oO* “SIURSDAY, A 4th day of June next, o'clock P.M , we shail sell, on the pre! two small Frame’ Houses, (four rooms in ea situated in the northern part of Lot 27, in square 100, fronting 25 feet 9 inches, on 20th street west, between L and M streets north, running west, that | width 5) feet1l inches. Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in two equal psyments of 6and}2 months, secured by deed of trust. “ny %-d&ds BOTELER& WILLSON, Aucts, By W.L WALL & CO.. Auctioneers U 8. MARSHAL'S KALE OF BUBCONER LADI#S8’ DELIGHT AND CA. In virtue of a decree issued Py ‘Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Cojumbia sitting asa District Court,and tome directed ,I willsell at pablic sale for eash, oom- mencing’ at lio’cleck a. m,,4th June, at the foot of Bixth street wharf, on the Potomse river.tae cree of the schooner Ladier’ Delight,> onsinticg @ following Goods and Chattels, te wit,viz 50 barrels of Old Whiskey, 1 bhd. of Bacon, vot Shoulders, Lot Por' Lot Rolidiied Lye. f Coffee, al Bs ovelss ae TApades, snd ape: aD 3 cts the scudowtie wares! SeLiGHT ek ly niture, sents ARPAR DM LAMON U.S. Marshal, D.0 my 2-6t W.L. WALL & O0., duets rts Say ees ILL Be sold at Public Al WEDNESDAY and TURDAY. at eet orelock 6, a. m.,at the Wharf on h strect, Was! mm, all the Governmen Beef jes on hand at the ‘time ei sale. “Terms eash, in Treasury notes, to be nen atthe *eis e {Onron.} t. Col. and G. 8. HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM LANSBURGH & BROWS BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, 375 SEVENTH STREET, Between I anp K. Just received a large and spendid assortment of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, all of which have been bought at the late New York and Philadelphia auctions, at much reduced prices. We mentionin oes 16, 18 and 20 cts, Beauti/ul Lawns only 18% cis. Very rich and tne Lawns, only 25 cts. Dress Goods of every description, very cheap. A beautiful lot of siall figured Obailies, for ehil- dren's wear. Bist ee and figured Mozambiques, at 25 cts., worth The ct Plain colored! Silk Tishue for Dresses, at 25 cts per yard, worth 50 cts, Bhepperd Plaids and Plein Grey Goods, very cheap. Plain Blue and Butt Cbambreys. Our stock of Domestics is very large, and we are selling good Bleached Shirting Muslins, at 15,18, cents, Best Irish Linens at 50 cts., worth 75 cts. Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, etc., cheaper than ever, Casimeres, Linen and Cotton Goods, for Men and Boys? wear, in large variety, White and colored Flannels of every description. White Goods, such as: Plain and Dotted Swiss, Jackoneis, Nainsooks, Plaid Muslins, etc., frow ‘Auction, and very « 1,400 Silk and Gingham Bun Umbrellas, from 75 cts to $2. Black Silk Miits, frofi 25 ctw. to $1.31 Ladies and Gents’ best quality ‘Kia-nish silk Gloves. at 73 te. French Mechanical Corsets, unusvally cheap, Embroideries, such as: Collars and Sleeves, Gam- boric Bande, Swiss and Cambric Edgings, at half Bplendia all Linen White Handkerchiefs, at 10 and 12) Hosiery Of all kinds. French Lace Veils, at $1, worth double. Shawls and Mantillas of the very latest styles, if ou wish to save your money call early. Aare lot of Pink, Blue and Yellow Tarletons for cover™f00? SKIRTS—HOOP SKIR Bavicg bought the entire stock of a manufacturer ree ew York, we shall seil them ata greatsacri- itaple Notions of every description, much chi . ane any other placa in the Rity.” sett Come one and all, to convince yourself that war prices de not exist inthe BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, LANSBURGH & BRO., 375 Beventh street, between I and K. Wew"Btore open every evening until 9 o’clock. my 2) 2w* cheap. JUST. ABRI ue " ea ar ans wager | a acargo of PS oon 8. “107 Water 2, ANN SO OFFICIAL. DepantMent or State Washise ton, May 3), 163 Release from the draft on the ground of alienage has been denied in the following case: Name. Where drafted Matthias Schlack, § -Dane co.. Wisconsin, FP*0cUaBrers DePARTMENT OF WASH- INGTON. Office Chief Quartermaster, May 23,1353. DEALERS 1x AGHICULTURAL IupLemeNts, Gan- DEN SrFps, &c., are requested to furnish thisofice price lists of the varions articles of their trade. The same should be directed to Lieutewant Colo- * nel B11as M, xeens, Chief Quartermaster, Va- partment of Washington. my 25-tf PERSONAL. © INPOBITION.—Madame Boss, Doctress Asiro! s bs ne sae eats and’ Pere naira Bi ‘tere—never known to if Se ier marriages; brit together those eeperated 3,,omres all diseases. Business anetiy idewtial. No. 333@ street north, cerner of Twelfth street west, three squares fram the Tent Office. The only person that can show s f future husband or sbsent friend in re- a dies 50 cents; Gentlemen ‘81. my 29 Im* H*? MAGNETISN, a be N cone ‘ALE DISBAgES th Her Hands. Call and this ‘city testimonials, 445 K st., between 6th and 7th, Washington, my 13-Im* GEO. D. C. HIBBS, (BUCGBSSOR TO W, M. GALT,) DEALER INCOAL, RED AND WHITE ASH, ALL SIZES, Office —2£2 Pennsylvamia Avenue, Between ilth and 12th streets, may 19-tf AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Berwssn 97x & 10ru Bra., (COMBS’ BUILDING.) Invite the Trade to iaspect their stock of WINES AND LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND SEGARS, GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP, uunsurpaseed in this city in variety and quality, Being the Sole Agents for MESSRS. FRANK BININGER & CO., No. 15 Beaver &1., New Yors, we sell their celebrated BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, at New York prices,—freight added, We would call the attention of DIVISION PUR- j VEYORS to the fact that we have the abeve goods ready packed for shipment in cases containing from one to twelve dozen each, and can fill any order for them on call. P. $.—We also keep constantly on hand the larges and most varied assortment of CHAMPAGNE WINES to be found in this city, embracing the followiog well-known brands VOR CLIQUGT, MOET & CHANDON, @. BH. MUMM & 00., PIPER HEIDSICK, HEIDSICE & OC., EUGENE CLIQUOT, DE ST. MARCEAUX, CHARLES RIVART & CO, BP An Torpeciticn of oar Stock le most reepect- fully eoliested, AUG. JOHNSGN & CO, may Wtf Ss UFFERERS FROM ILIGUS FEVERS, IMIASMATIC INFECTIONS, AND Simitan DisgasEs : Do you wast to restore your health by Bitter, Dis- gustingand Poisonous Drugs, Liquids or Powers? Weuld it not be better tory that Sure Remedy— that Delicious Reetorative, TOKAY, or rather the NEOTAR OF TOKAY (Hoscary)? Used with moderation, that unparalleled Wine gladdens the heart of man, restores his nerve, dis- pels the lingering shades of old diseases, and works cures as admirable as agreeable, You can get it genuine. pure and unadulterated at 8. C., FORD’S Drug Store, my 8-Im 290 Pennsylvania svenue, Arse Bs PROVOST MABSHAL’S OFFICE, + Wasninaton, D.C., May 23,1 Sprorar Onpers, No. 33.—All ordera heret issued from these headquarters relatize to th of spirituous or malt liquors to enlisted menor soldiere of the United States army, are declared to bein force; also, as regards teamsters, labo rers and persons of that class employed by the Quar- " jommissory Departments; and any pirituous or malt liquors detected in selling or giving the same to teameters or any of the above class of persons will bs proceeded against the same as provided in special order, No. 12, of March 16, 1865, of these headquarters. By order of HENRY B. TODD, Captain an Provost Marshal. A.8. Baxer, Lieut. and Adjutant. Article W, Articles of War,—'‘All sutlers and re- tainers to the camp, and ail persons whatsoever serving with the armies of the United Btates in the field, thongh not entitled soldiers, are to be subject to orders, according to the rules and dis- cipline of war.” ’ {Chron.& Rep. } my 23-lw $1 5 REWARD.—Escaped from the Washi ton city jail of ies District of ee on the night orn @ 13th of gan inst. One WM. A. TOMPKINS, alias LEGEANGE, bis age is about Seats: 5 feet 6 or Sinches high; ght brown khair cut short and when lon: DE was combed straight back; his face is round and full; of quick and stammerip walro JOHN AAWDING. about 45 or 50 years of age; Sfect 8 or 9inches high; very sharp features; hair and side whiskers grey mixed; full and roling eye and intellectual forehead Algo, soe minor. about 5 feet 10 inches high: 22 yeats 0 brown haircut very short; low fore! a Sownine look; fair come _| plexion and pox mar! All of them had leg irons op when they left the jail ‘The above reward at Ke given for their appre hension if secured in the United States jail in the slaw of Columbia, or ‘es 9 for otter OD ee caid isoners, A Pipe U. 8. Marshal. TERS NOT ’ ae maa ai ‘ore calé ‘ERS NOT} ie Ton Tor, white, BOB: WELL & WARNEWS COLO and certainly change it witeeee Tat of of time a Without any wash or preparal It never fails tw Soler eee all others in quality, durability w#” Wholesale and retail at BOSWELL’S Bectgite, © Wet tor hanteele tod bes ‘the Distrter. ms my 9-im ee OVAL ee naan FRAMES. 4986 | 4 aes, 486 Seventh adore AMUSEMEN'S, ° GROVER’S THEATRE PEENSYLVANIA AVENU B.near Wiilards’ Hotel LEOKARD GROVER.. seeeeeeee MANAGER THIS ( Wednesday) RVENING, June 2, Ini ereaging, success of the frinmphank eugagement can Stage, ‘ESTERN, who a) a to- ope. reat character of ip pear uty D VE Fo! bias cee Moeasre Rares: Wilson, Bokee, Wil- jams Biting, &e. i in p the thriiling play of . ERNEST MALTHAVERS GR, THR BRIGAND’S DAUGHTER, OB; THE BRIGAND’S DA. GHTER, On to-morrow eee evening for the last time, Og, THE FLOWERS 0 ‘OF THE FOREST. SF Admission 5, 35, aud Sp oneal A ile: 75 eents, No extra VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Fronting Pennsylvatia avenue and Ninth st, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE i MATINEE, and raps bens: Y DESL ie MR Ha zB. THIS AFTERNOON, at $ o’cLock, Ladion’ admission 2 cents; children 14 centa, This eveninz, aleo, the bereft of Nir. Leslie. Previous to the Matines this afternoon he will make a daring rope ascension fromthe ontside ef the Vauedes carrying s atovers as a back. ¢ Champion Clog Dancer, ve aire S RELL HOWAID all the Mammoth Ocmpany. THE FRENOH 8?Y; OR, THE EAC RMING. ee ? ALGIER, in pre} On Monday evenin=, th. creat Suate Drummer, oeey MR. JOHN HORKE oH Admiesion 25 and & cents. Private Boxes, $5. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing THURSDAY EVENING, June sth. CARNCRCSS & DIXEY’S MINSTRELS, THE STAK TROUPE OF THE WORLD, IN THEIR GRAND ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, Producing sil the Latest Novelties, New and Beautiful Sens, Laughable Burlesqnes, Plantation Scenes, GRAND INSTRUMENTAL OVERTURES, Vocal Quartetts, Fancy Dances, &c., kew As performed by this WORLD-RENOWNED TROUPE AT TERIR OPERA HOUSK IN PHILADELPHIA. Keav The Lietor Antistxs, J,L, Carrercsa, Frank Moran, J.) 3.3. € Ri Fraser Chas, Gibbous, Forming in all the LARGEST ORGANIZATIVN EXTANT, Doors open ata quarter past 7 o’ciock, Euter- 3. b, CARNEROS, goa. JS1ES W. HOLDEN, Agent. NEW PAVILION CIRCUS, Coxxkx New YoRK AVENUE AXD 7H StRezr, POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK, ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE, arab oes AND EVENING EVERY t night of the thrilling Equestrian Drama of DICK TURPIN, THE BOLD HIGHWAYMAN, Introducing TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORA, and the DEATH OF BLACK BESS, ame Macarte a8.........—..... Diek Tarpin NEW SCENES IN THE ARE. THREE COMICAL JESTERS. The wonderful SYRO-ARABIC TROUPE, OF MALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS, imed them the WORLD! Whoseastonisiing feats have proc! WONDER OF THE HERR CLINE, The graceful performer on the Tight Rope, Ands HC&ST OF TALENT. fied Entertainment Baily. Doore open at 2 0’clock, commencing at 23; o’elk, Evecing, dcors open at7 o'clock, commencing at 8e'clock, Admission 2 cts.; reserved seats 0 cts, CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., m Sixrg Srassz, THE COOL BETREAT. TO-NIGHT THE LARGEST COMPANY! THE BEST STARS IN THE WORLD! MADEMOISELLE ANNETTA GALLETTL MISS EVA BRENT, The beautiful vocalist, MISS KATS PENNOYER, MVLLES AUGUSTA and MARIE, THE COURT OF BEAUTY, 4 THE BALLET TROUPE, ., THE DRAMATIC COMPANY, In a new bill. Je 1-3t* To-night the thrilling twoact drama entitled DICK TURPIN; DICK TURPIN! or, LIFE ON THE HIGHWAY. The beentiful ballet entitled, AGT Ao AN Gs, Siew DaNcEs inde SRENENDOUS BILL. Adwission : Orchestra Ghairs,8# cents; Drevs Cir- cle nnd Gallery, 25 cents; Private Boxes, (buiding fix persons,) $6. Dvuors open at Ts o'clock. A GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2o’clock, Hor LADIES SnD CHILDREN, Admiesien—Ladies 29 cents; children i0 cents. Doors open at 2 o'clock. jel-lw ECKERT 3 GARDEN ‘The undersigned respectfully announces |, private parties, Fe that his Summer G iH be at the public disposal for Pic Nios Naa other entertainments luring the season, on very ree sonecle terms, The Pavilion isons "of the largest in or areund Washington. e city cars ran within @ short distance of the garden. For par- ticulars apply oe gis premises, on ¥ street south, tween than 4th streets. Cre Navy Ya-d. Mn RANE A ? BROKERT, Proprietor. LW ETH NEW Performance at 8*;. ~ NEAR THE Navy Yaurp. clubs, my 15-Im* Fc SALE—A handsbmo sorrel MARM.8 years old, sithes! ney te sei | dete i I — Rides barn Ba dibriaie: Also. oa fret Y rate Bread Boxes. Inquire at 333 601 2. SB strect. De- proce ist and 24, Capitol Hill, near Penn. ay. my 12 2w* _$ ROF, ALEX, WOLOWSEI Has the honor to unce that, in com: ith the request and Hevtenants without Dame down, killed or Ww! ‘nore dead)y than ae : Gp ree ala [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCEES.) FROM THE ARMY OF THE Potomac, WASHINGTON, Inne 2.—[Associated Press dispatch.)—1t is known in this city that ne Jeaves of absence are now granted to officers far & longer term than five days. , A gentleman trom Culpeper Court House: says thata large body of rebels, supposed to be trem Gen. Lee’s arniy, passed there yesterday snd proceeded in the direction of Gordonsville. No uarm exists in the army of the Petomac concerning the reported retwl movements. HEADQUARTERS, ARMY ov THE PoTOMAG,’ June 1.—A fisg of truce was sent across the Rappahannock yesterday. The rebel officers stated that Geu. Grant had been repulsed at Vicksburg, but refused toajlow any Richmond papers to be seen or brought across the river. On Friday night guns were placed in position on the bank of the river at Falmouth, in conge- quence of the rebels disregurding the Tequest, prevgualy, made, to abstain from fishing im-it. ad atl persisted in so doing it had been de- termined to open upon them, but seeing the preparations made they wisely desisted from prosecuting their labors. Skirmishing in Southern Kentucky. SomErsktT, Ky., June 1.—Yesterday a caval- ry Tecounoisance was made to within four miles of Monticello. There was sharp skir- mishing all the way. Attwo fords sixteen reb- els, with arm: id horses, were captured. Si- multaneourly with this, Colonel Adams, of the Ist cavalry, with fifty picked men, crossed the river in boats and captured the rebel pickets at Mill Springs consisting of one lieutenant and sixteen privates, with all theirarms and twen- ty-four horses. No casualty on our side. Additional by Steamship Creole. New York, June 2.—The Creole bronzht $300,000 in specie trom New Orleans; anda detachment of Choctaws, captured by, Cap. Reed’s rifles, with their Chief, Sweep-Stakes. Ex-Goyerncr Morton, of Louisiana, was ar- rested at Vi etmillionville on the 2d of May and vroughtto New Orleans. He has been a con- spiecuous traitor. Fall of a Warehouse. LovisvILLx, June 2.—A large brick building on Sixth street, used by the government for storing corn and ouxts, fell this eveniug, burying some twenty persons beneath the ruins. It is suppoeed that about five are killed. Workmen are engaged making excavations to rescue the wounded. Arrival of Prisoners at Cairo. Cairo, June 1.—One hundred and eighty rebel officers and four thousand two hundred privates arrived to-day. The officers will be sent to Sandusky. SEVERE FIGHTING AT VICKSBURG. SS Desperate Assaults and Repulses. pie PSS A special correspondent of the New’Yerh Times furnishes some turther interesting de- tails of the fighting at Vicksburg up to and in- cluding the {th ult. We copy the following : THE STORMING OF THE WORKS. Abcut half-past one en Thursday, the 19th, Blair’s division was all in line, screened by the west of the first range of hills behind the rebel works. At precisely two o’clock the yarious regiments rose to their feet, and, with a tremendous cheer, started at donble-quick over the hill. Passipe over the crest of the first hill, behind which they lay, the charging column’ saw in tront of them another hill about 500 yards dis- To reach this it Was necessary to de- 2a slope for about 250 yards, the surface which was broken with deep gullies, and covered with falien timber. Down this our menrushed at couble quick, took » moment's rest at the bottom,and then commenced the step ascent beyond. This slope is covered with an abuttis of heavy timber, beyond which is a high rail-fence, then a ditch ten feet in ceptb, fhen a nearly perpendicularascentsome twelve feet in height, and then the rebel para- pet and rifie pits, protected by a strong stock- ade ten fert in height. The citches around the works werecommand- ed by an enfilading fire from guns mounted on trayerses, while tothe right and left were works and buildings and other objects, behind which |. rebel -harpshcoters conid find protection, and peur & destructive fire upon an enemy, after as well as before they had gained the interior of their main works. The {5th Infantry, 4th Virginia. 47th Ohio, 127th Filinois, Gth and Sth Missouri, and possi- bly one or two other regiments :ained the ditch. The conflict was “shortand dec sive.” Intwen- ty minutes the brigades had ascended the hill, and return, minus some S00 men. The revels mowed our gallant fellows down with grape, canister and musketry; they were protected: Me had nothing toshieid us from the deadly The 13th Infantry lost 23 men killed and wounded out of 24, among whom was its gal- lant commander, Capt. Washington, wounded and taken prisoner; Captains Yates and Ewing, Lieuts. How, Little, Bates, and cther officers severely wounded. Every brigade inthe charge had from three to five color-bearers shot dewn while advancing upon the rebel works. Three men of the i3th reguiars were killed while car- rying the colors. Capt. Yates then seized them, and wes in the act of planting them in the ditch, when he was shot in four places. He handed them to a sergeant, who was struck down by a cannon shot, when they were taken by Capt. Ewing, who, although wounded in the ac:, carried them safely from the field.’ ‘The brigade under General Thayer advanced, and fell back after suffering seme slight loss. Had McClernand advanced, as was intended, the capture of Vicksburg would undoubtedly have taken Piney at the time of the first assault, The next two days, Wednesday and Thurs- day, were in the main quiet, except in the case ofthe batteries. Not less than fifty guns, of sizes varying from six to thirty-pounders, were mounted in the rear of the city, at short dis- tances from the enemy’s works, and these from. dark till daylight, kept up a ceaseless “poun- dering” against the rebel defenses. On the river side the gun and mortar-boats were also © busy, thus fairly encircling the rebels wit thuider and fire; but they seemed to care very little for it, rarely replying to our fire, and seemingly paying us no other attention than keeping a vigilant watch upon the movement of our infantry. Wednesdzy and Thursday were given up t the artillery, and to getting our men ready for grr attack, which took place at 4 p.m. of rida) Itis Saesgieae to give particulars—it was in the main like the other, only on a larger scale, and it met with a repulse as decided as didthat of Tuesdsy. The usual character of assaults prevailed in this—some gallant neroes went u) the hill into the very ditches; others failed when half-way up; others never started, but scught safety from the deadly storm behind logs and trees: many started ame wentiorward in ieee? but: neyer-returned. Steele was re~ Was rep , Ranson, Logan te Olermand, every bod! we gained nothing of a, we lost im killed and wounded, in less than halfanhont, twenty-five undred men. It was everywhere ee wna broker hill under showers of 3; Up a long as~ trable abattis ments of shells and musket cent covered with almost impene: broken into hollows, nearly inaccessible Pa a pedestrian in the most peaceful searched in every corner by the dendipeansnines gers trom the crest. Cupiupsheres wide diteh, the opposite side rising nearly perpendicniar: twelve feet, then a high stockade, from double loop-holes death was flashing un- ceasingly; upon heights beyond a fort mounted ‘with guns, upon the right and pea eee cannon pouring & mui us enfilading along the very ditch ante which our advance were crowding, vaink: Tagan for some ae front ot them accessi It was in v: * could not get oyerzf there bbe ond, unless they should first ill atter dyn the pipe or moun’ aes long ladé@ers. And sothe gnined the direct line, and the second assanlt eptined :h il Gep, Carr 2 a F Col. Dollin, ad an arm shot off save gene