Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1863, Page 1

B) THE EVENING STAR 38 PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY BXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILD! NGS, Cokwen Punn’sA AVENUE AND 117H Steuer, BY plethora: 2 pers served Without wrappers ty carriers 1 pone copy, or 28 cents per month. In by carriers at $4 a year, or 37 cents month. To mail subscribers the price is & year, im advance; $2.5) for Bix Months, $125 for three months; and fot lees than three months at the rate of i2 cents 2 week. Single eopies, with or without wrappers, TWO CRNTS. BP ADVERTIFEMERTS should be sent to the before i1 o'clock m.; otherwise they may Sierpes Until the next day. ————— PROPOSALS. p®orosates. Curer Ase’? QuanteaMastzn’s Orrics, depot of Washington, 215G street. ‘orner 18h street June 8, 1863. BzaLev Paorosius will be received &t this office ‘Batil Thursday, June 25, 1863, at 12 o'clock M.. for the b of persons dying while in the military oF under the protection of the U: ‘States, in the city of Washington, and also ia ree miles ef suid city. from the ist of July cnti! the eed) ee a ‘— te'oe cuak Specifications for @ Prequirements of su: burials can be seen xt this office. } PRePOSALS. “ The foilname and post office address of the bia- des moat appear in the pro) 2 Ifa bid is made in the name of a anne ofall the jes must appear, or the bi be conside: red us the individual pregosal of the party f posela from disieyal parties will decon-— Sage ne Ri nesn ottlingien oe must, pany De x ja must be addressed to Captain Edward artz, Assistant Quartermester i 8. Army,- ton. D. C.. and should be plainly ‘marked in the militarpservioo-or under the protection of iJ To! or the United States.” a i; The rorponupalty ‘of ihe guarantons mart be 1 e gus shown offi. certificate of the ithe mearest jet Court or of the ited States Dis tid ability of the bidder to fill the contract should It be awarded to hist, mast be suemnto’ two rea: ie rsons, whose signatures are Weiheuppecded te the wanresice’ sod sols mancast tee must accompany bid. Bidders must be present in person when the bide are |, or their propoeals will not be consid- e fe Bonds in the sum of five thousand a signed Dy the contractor and both of his guarantors, will be pagunned of the successful bidder upon signing contrac the ¥ORM OF GUARANTEE. We —, of the —, and 8 = and—— ofthe county ot ana tie Ts ® contract in Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre- pared to beceme his xecurities. - id (To this guarantee must be appended the official ee) te above mentioned.) 3 e right to reject any or all bids that may be met too high is reserved by the Depot (uarter- Informal proposals will be ted. L, ARTZ. te10-td Captain and 4.Q.M.,U. 8.4. vu: XXI. AUCTION SALES. By J.C. MeGUIRB& O0., Auctioneers. LOTS ON THE STRUST IN el Ea bree Hai... TUBSDAY bt WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY. JUNE 11, 1863. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. By J.C. MCGUIRE & OO., Auctiovee: EUN' 5 XEQUTORY #aLE OF VaLUABiB BUILD- pt dae ie Set me Marra Ss yey on Bast CaPiroL stag yay and 40,in aubdivision of square & Reservation | 1ST AED, 25 sragets East.—On FRIDAY APTBR- No. 10; fronting each 95 feetom the 51 feet front | NOO. giana db at 6 o ‘clock, on th poeaines, Ep street, in th gackson Ball, runcing back | shall séll Lot, in Square 72, fronting 48 feet 1s abo inches on East Capite! street, poloene Firet and Second street ast, running back 197 feet 83; inches ‘ eeerieinen” divided into two building lote of fee! : i i Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six aud and” in ith intarert, sesused by a. | twelve months, with interest, secured by e.decd of Geed of trust on the, ises. et trust‘en the premines. $ a cmpregaseing 955? cast of the purchaser. Alleonveyancin, rete eves. eee IS O. MeGUIRE £ 00., Ancts. er HOB. J i, Execators, ena sesh _Set-cok de (Rep.| J.C. MoGUIRE & 00., Auets. sa gua tees fate poned inti) PREDAY Pen Hey er teg ee et a a to a hou: 5 ighent bidder, parts of lots 2-eud uate 7 ee eo McOT TRE & OO caters, tonetber 54 feet 1 inches on Rast Capitol By W. lL WALL & 00.. Auctioneors At the Bazaar, 98 tes «> Cehween Sth and loth streets. a Hoses AND OOLTS AT AUCTION.—On BAT- RDAY MORNING, Ji ‘we will sell at our Bazaar 1 Black Hawk Mare ,6 year: works in double or single and good 5 rood work Horses. jelo-d ; June 13th. at 10 o'clock, and tory, No/ Louisfana svenue, without reserve, for 9s old. warranted sound, 1@rey harness and saddle Mare, coming 6 years old. 2 Black Colts ; 1 Stallion, and 1 Mare, 2yearsoid, stock. W.L. WALL & ©O., Auets By J. 0, McGUIRE & LIN SQUARE aATBALE.—On June 15th sell the foll wing valuable Lot 9 Equare 343, frontin, street, between K and 94 feet to an alley, weat, feet alle: it 7, st to a feet alley. Lot i, ram streot, runnin Terms: Une-thir ry at6o’slock.on the premises, wes mencing with the first named jt 46, Square 245. frentin, ae ide of Thirteenth CO., Auctioneers, MOND. Building Lo’ % feeton Eleventh V ALUABLE BUILDING LOL3 NEAR FRANK- AY Afternoon, haul com- streets, ranning Dack ppsorosats FOR STEAM MACHINERY. _ : Navy Department, June 3, 1363. SEALRD PRoposa.s will be received by the Navy Department up to the 13th of June, for STEAM MACHINERY of the following description, name- fy: Geared engines, two cylinders, diameter of eylin- @er, 100 inehen; stroke of piston. 4 feet; multiple of gearing, 2; diameter of drivi wheel to pitch line Weet 3 inches; length over all of driving wheel, Li feet 3inches. To have one Sewell’s surface eon- denser with seamless brass tubes and an exposed eondensing «urface of 70% square feet. To have vertical water;tube boilers with seamless braes tubes, eontaining 900 aquare feet of grate surface and 26,000 square feet of heating surface. To have a superheating apparatus. To have one brassscrew of 38 feet diameter, with four blades, and a length ef27 inches. To havea brass and copper rudder, Yudder post and shoe and to be provide? with eicht blowing engines and eight steam pumps. The drawings of these engines can be exainined at the Bureau of Steam Ehgineering. . Two back-netion engines for the United States frigate Franklin at the Kittery Nas y-yaed: disme- ter of cylinders 68 inches; stroke of pistons three feet nineinches. To have one Sewell’s surface con densor with seamler= brass tubes and an exrosed eondensing surface of 5,000 sq f ‘To have Vortieal Water-tube bollers ¥: idles brass tubes, containi crate surface and 16.000 «quar: . To have a Fuperheating appa: To lave one brassecrew te hoist up, with br guides and he be 19 feet in nd S feet ¢ incheslong. To be with two blowing engines and four The drawings of these engi the Bureau of Steam E; Back-action engines, two cylinders. diameter of eylinders tv inches, stroke of piston 3 feet. To have one Sewell’s sarface condenser with seamless brass wubes and an exposed condensing surface of 5,00) square feet. To have vertical water tube boilers with seamless brass tubes, containing 55 square feet of gtate surface and 16,00) square feet of heating surface. To have asuperheating apparatus. To have one brass screw of I6 feet diameter, with four blades, and a length of 33 inches. To have s brass and cop. per rndder, rudder post. and shoe; and to be pro- vided with four blowing engines and four steam pumps The design of ‘hese engines to be similar to that of the above, 58 inches diameter of -ylinder and 3 tert 6 inches stroke of piston, Back-action screw engines for gunboats, withtwo exylinders, each of 50 inches diameter, and a stroke ef piston oF 2linebes. Enc 3 eil’s surlace condenser, wi ané an exposed condenki: feet. To have vertical water-tube boilers. seamless Lrass tubes, containing 187 square urate surface and 4.70 square feet of heati faee. To have a superleating anparatus. To have ene brass screw of I] ‘ect diameter, with four blaies and a length of 1é inches. To have a brass and cop- p> rudder, rudder-post, and shoe,and to be pro- vided with one steam pump. The drawings o. engines can be examined at the Bureeu of § Bugineering. r to have one Sew- tubes, Inelined paddle-wheel engines for double-ended ganboate, with one cylinder of 38 i of cylinder, and a stroke of pi To have one Sewell’s condens tobex,and av exposed con ug surtace of square fi To have vertical water-tube boilers, with seam brass tubes containing 200 square feet of grate surface and-5,qW0 square teet of h surface. To have a superheating appara’ To have overhung irou paddle-wheels of 26 feet_3 inches diameter, and 9 feet length of p: have two blowing engines, and one strain pump. The general plan and specitication of this enzine ean be examined at the Bureau of 8°-ain Engi- neering. ith seamless The material, workmanship, and finish of all the #erew engines to be the same ax described in the cifications for the screw machinery of the sloops ef the Juniata class, copies of which are in posses- sion of all the principal marine steam engine build- img establishments in the United States. Bai the provisions embraced in the contracts for that machinery to apply to the contracta which may be made under this advertisement. The same number of duplicate pieces; and the same quantity of tools, instruments, outfits, etc., proportionally to be supplied, that is-called for in those specilfica- tions. z The proposals to be indorsed “ Proposals for » Steam Machinery,” te distinguish them frem other business letters. Parties'are requested to offer for any one of the above engines, or for as many as they may consider themselves able to execute. a The contract will embrace the usual conditions, and psyments will be made ia the usual manner as the work progresse si The Department rves the right to reject any er all of the proposals that may be made ander thin advertisement if, in itwopinion, the public Mterest requires. The proposal will state the name“or names of the navy-yards at which the parties intend to farnish the machinery; the number of engines they propose to build; the names of the parties in fuil, and of their sureties; the cross sum for whieh they propose to furnish the machinesy erected vessel complete and ready steaming; and the time from date of contract in which they w goarantee to complete the work : ‘The pro: of parties will also be considered ho may choose to offer for machinery of equal on plans and specifications of their own in of those above described je 4-eotd EBMASTER GENERAL'S OF FICB, eee rn,WasursoroH oH ape ag Gwnere of steam vessels are in sen Quart@rmsster General’s Office tenders for their charter cr tale. S: Yenders should -contain descriptions of the vessels, their dimensions, evrolled er registered tcnnage, actus! carrying capacity, material, wbeiher coppered, whether side-wheel or pro- pellere, whe' iren oF copper fastened, size and power of engines and boilers; and should state the price at which they are offered for long or short ebarter, with the estimated value of the vessel in esse of loss, or in case ernment should- to purchase instead of chartering. of steam vessels already in the service of Quartermaster emt are sted to 2 mown — ~ ~~ oe i wir present rates whic! oy may eee the price at which they will’ be the All such tegderé should be oy the artermaster General of bepot ‘ited tes, st <. hiugton, and skould be ‘Proposals for charter ot sate of steamers. P ; 2 ‘considered, and the sme! Gy econ es ia tees expense dhose now cxaployed, mar 3-3 ) Quartermaster ali ooo > ASBESSOR’S OFFICE, U.S. REMOVED 70 444 EIGHTH STREET WEST, between Pa avy and D st. north. P. M, PEARSON, 0.8. Assessor my 7-)meo TEA-TEA! ; 130 cuxsts or snd Black ‘Tea now on Band of various GTA008 rig & BURCHELL, a eormer loth street and Verimont xy. | attending arm tion apon Shoe auras a ges eral. i for District of Columbia. | bern ‘ym: of Twel Patent Office. The onl: jet, was Bhe tells the seat and futere—never known to Causes 5 ler togeth long separated; cures all diseases. atrictly confidential. Ne. 333G street nort! street west, three with s natural 24 feet 5 inches on street, between K and L streets, running back 120 feet to a 30 uate 2M, 8% feet front om Fifteenth reet, between L and Matreets, running back Square, % feet 10 inches on north M | street, between ‘Vermont avenue and Fifteenth ing back toa 10 feet alley. Pitter! Cos the remainéer in six twelve mo ntbs, with interest. jek 3G, MeGUIRE &.00., Ancts. —_—_—_—_—_—_—— PERSONAL. Né IMPOBITION.—Madame Ross, Doctross and Astrol gr. i. er those Business h, corner nares frem the at can show a @ only person likeness of future husband or absent friend in ality. Ladies 50 cents; Gentlemen $1. my 29 Im* re. NETISM. Hi? MAG: ou 8, WREN wom = CURB ALL DISEASES With Her Hands Call and see this city testimonials, 445 K st., between 6th and7th Washington, my 13-lho* consisting ip 8-tf AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 107TH BTs., THE WHOLB BALANOB OF 8TOOK of the Iate firm of LEACH & 00., BALTIMORE, of: OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: MEATS, POULTRY, FISH, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOUPS, Ete. WHICH WE OFFER TO THE TRADE, DY THE PACKAGE, AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., HERMETICALLY-SEALED 600DS, Fak BELOW MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, 289 Pennsylvania Avenue. the cure of AND the Bussian War of 1812, most painful headache. proof by nund: other ei for the di ases named, nected with th: my 19-eolm CONSUMPTION, COLDS, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER, KIDNEY, AND LUNG COMPLAINTS, PAIN IN THE STOMACH. Itreguiatés and opens the bowels. creates appe- tite, prevents fever and many other diseases. It was highly recommended by DR. ALANZONO in Tt was used as @ GENER- AL or CERTAIN remedy for the diseases named, with great success and wonderful cures. Aremarkabie feature of itis,a glassful poured upon the head and well rubbed ia will cure the SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS. This valuable Bitters is prepared in great part from the herbs gathered from the Swiss Aips and Tyrol Mountains in Germany, and is a Standard Bitters in Russia, Germany,and Xwitzerland for Dimections ror use.—A small winegiassfall previous to each meal and before retiring to bed. Prepared and manufactured from the original receipt by DECAMP & MILLER, corner of Bixth and N streets south, Washington, D. C. SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS. ‘This valuable Bitters has been very successfual.— reas of citizens of Washington and ies of this country, with full satisfaction, Therefore, oflicers sud soldiers, and others con 3 i the ad ae not ve witbouta bot- this itters. ee cons eee TE CAMP & MILLER. PROM BILIOUS FEVERS, that Delicious Restorative, POKA or rather the NECTAR OF TOKA at my &-lm Seb aS Rue Bs yy. Y (Hunaary)? HE QHEAP Teme Pest Office. sell gust day ae Bij aded, ‘Glenn single oo! me 5) cen jay 6-Im* “s 1) fees ¥ Goods. i « WALL, STEPHENS & 00., r. LY, Avenue, ~ iment fa this ey if nsed ty soeore inthe 4 MIASMATIC INFECTIONS, AND SimiLap Diseases: Do yor want to restore your health by Bitter, Dis- gusting and Poisonous Drugs, Liquids or Powders? Weuld it not be better to try that Sure Remedy— Used with moderation, that unparalleled Wine. gladdens the heart of man, restores his nerve, dis- pels ibe lingering shades of oid diseases, and works cures aaadmirable as agreeable, You can get it genuine;pure and unadulterated 8. C. FORD'S Drug Btgre, 290 Pepnsylvania avenue, T 58 NING ROOM! ‘The New Fork Dining Reom. 474 7th a HAVE BOUGHT AT THE RECEIVER'S BALB | FX {FLLENT TWo STORY, BAGEHENT 420 Rats the Govergmen Beef Hides on band at the tase ry wg Terme cash for goods and labor, myseosn” | my $1in* 2d bud 34 street east, jing c By J.C, McGUIRB A 00. Auctionsers /BREMPTORY SALBOPF THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING on B erkeet NEAR STH.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 12th, at six o’clock, on the remires we shall seli house No. 492 B street north, tween Sth and 4th streets west, with the lot fronting 2 feet %}; inches on B street, running back 04 feet to an alley, together with the im- prevements, consisting of a three story and base. ment Qwelling, hb large two-story and basem: brick back buil ing. The main house contains two ee tive bed rooms, and tworooms in basem: building contains kitchen, store room, diving room 16 by # feet, two bad roomé, and bath room; water and throughout. Terms of One-third in cash ; remainder in 6and J2 months, with interest, recured by a deed of trust on the premines. > Conveyancing to be at the expense of the pur- cbaser. j JAB. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. UNtTED. BTATES MARZHAL’S SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF DRY GOODS AND OTHER MERCHASDInE. E BY WM. L. WALL & OO., Aucts ed from the Clerk’s Of- fice of Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. setting asa District Court, and to me directed, I will se}l at public sale for oasH,on FRIDAY, 2th day of Juze, instant, 1863, commencing at o’clock a. m., at the Goods store formerly oc- eupied by John B. C. on Pennsylvania ave, between Ninth and Tenth streets, the following aoods and chattels of the schooner EMILY, via: 2 cases Muslin Delaine lo Colored Calico Black and White Calico Colored Cambric Colored Las In virtue of a decree is ee vn Foolecapand Letter Paper » Pins do Ol Olecs for W 0 or Wagons 3 cans Oil of Sassafras 3 do Oilof Lavender llarge box of Medieine. ALSO, At4o’clock B m., at the foot of Sixth-street’ ‘1 MONEE Om OH ° wharf, en the Potomac river: 30 bbis of Rye Whisky 20 bbls of Aleobol A large lot of Lard do Pork do Fish do Soda, 4 do Carriage Springs and Axels, Oy 3 After the sale of the above articles, 1 will sell the SOHOONER EMILY, her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture, “re!WARD H. LAMON, U. 8. Marshal, D. C. & 00. Ancts, Mi je 8-5t WM. L. WALL By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Atric Frame House snp Lor. on 9rit STREBT, BETWEEN NORTH L AND M STREBTS, aT Avcrion,—On FRIDAY, the 12th iustant, we shall sell in front of the premuges, at 6 o'clock P, M,, part eforiginal Lot No. 4,in square No, 401, with the improvements, which are a gcol two-story frame house with basement and attic, it being house No, 326. on Sth street west, between Land M streets Borth. The house ccntains nines conveniently arranged rooms and passsge,and other necessary out buildings: the lot has a front of about 2) feet, rubning back 9) feet 4 inches, ‘erms: One half cash; }alance in six,twelve,and months, for notes Dearing interest from le. Adeed given and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable je6d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J,C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionzers, PeEREMbToRyY SALE OF OITY LOTS.—On FRIDAY AFTERNUON, June 12th, at So-ciock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall se)l the following yaluable Building Lots, belonging to the estate of the late James Caden, viz: “ Lots 3 and 4, in Square 171, fronting 96 feet on north E street, between 17th anil lith streets west. Lots 2,3, 4,5, and part of 28,in Square No. 5ii, fronting reapectively on south M street, between 3d and 4/2 stceets west, aud Sd atreet west, between Land M streets sout! Lot 23, in Square 3b: Letwpen Sth and 1th & desirable building lot. _ 5 Lot 29, and part of 23, in Square No, 117, fronting on lth street west, between L and M streets north, Lote 4 and 5. Square 4%, fronting on south & atreet, between 4}. and sth'streets west, Terms: One-third cash ; the remainder ip Fix and twelve months. with interest, securci by a deed of trurt on the premises, Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. jes-d [Rep.]_ J.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. By J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, UARDIAN’S SALE.—By virtue of adecree of the Orphans’ Court of the Gounty of Wash- ington, iu the istrict of Columbia, I will offer at auction, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of June next. at 6 o'clock P. M., on the premises, Lot No. three {(3,) in Bainnel Davidson's subdivision of fquare. No. one hundred and eiy hty-four, (184,) fronting thirty-three feet on north K atreet, and anaes back one hundred and forty-six feet eleven inches. Terms of sale: One third of the purchsse money to be paidincash and the residue in two equal in- Atements dyed and pusive months, with interest, to be eecure approved notes. . id PPOLIA Ht. ADDISON, — Guardian of Cras. Morria Addison. my 76-3tawka@s J C. McGUIRK & OO., Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & UO , Auctioneers. ‘HANCERBY SALE —By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Courtof the District of Columbia, made in the cause of Quleb Dulaney, adminis: thator, vs. the wi¢ow and heirsof Adam Dulaney No 1,848, equity, avd dated June 3, 1363,1_ will offer at auction, on FRIDAY. the 26th day of June, instant, ats o'clock P.M., on the premites that valnuble lot known as Lot No. Fifty-five, (55 )in fquare three hundred and sixty-seven, (357,) pit uated on Ninth street, nearO, improved with a Frame Dwr lling- house, Terma of sale, Cash. ‘ The terms must be complied with within one week aftersale.orthe property may be resol, after one week’s notice, at the risk an eost of the mS LO t the coat of the h lonveyancing at the coat o purehaner, WALTER 8. COX. Trustee. Je 4-eotd J.C. McGUIRE & Ci 10., Aucts. By J. C. MeGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, IRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- ING Lozs IN PRrintixg rice Square.—On SATURDAY, June 2°th, at (o'clock, on the prem- isea, by virtue of a deel of trust t8 the subscriber, dated May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. B, No. 135, folios 340 et seq.. one of the land records for Washington county, D.C., I shall seil fronting on north M street, reets west. Thisisa very Lets Nos. 7, 8, 9, 19. 20, 21,22 23, 25 and 3i, in James C. MeGuire’s subdivision of Square 624) fronting each 24 feet en North G street. between First street west and North Capitol and run- ning back to # 30 foot alley. - Tarms: One-third cash; the remainder in6 and 12 months with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises: All conveynuces at the cost of pnrchasers. ue (apree: these Lots will bes}: bdivided into ts of 16 feet frent each. THO. J, FISHER, Trusiec. my H-eokfds . J.C. McGUIRE & CU..A By J.C Me@ULKE & O0., Auctioneers, RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN PRINvING Orvic® Squane —Un SATURDAY AFTERNOON. June 2th, at 5): o’closk,oa the premises by virwue of a dred of trusi te the aub- pier, ate! May 7th, 1857,aud daly recorded in iber J. A.8 No. 137, foiios 51 et seq .one of the land records for W: ington county, D.O. Iehali fell Lots No 5] and £3, in James C, Me@uire’s sud- @ivision of Square numbered 02, each fronting 24 feeton H street, near the Government Printinc mice, and running back .75 feet 3 inches, to a3) foot alley. These Lots have a pavement laid and trees | abe in front, and are very desirable locations lor residence J 2 ne-third in-cash, the remainder in6é with rest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, |? AlL f conyeyaucing to ke paid by th r- chinco pet OF ene EOS T PISA HI Tease my So-eotida, J. 0, MeGUIRE & CO. Aucts. ~ Les Sree ILL Be, sold at Public Aust! Le et ere m., on Sixth street, Washin at: such aa 3. BELTS, ros cash, in Treasury poten, to be paid at the STRAPS. HATS. ‘PIS moment of sale. . .@. BLL, gu0 Laake jad diaorisientt of UNIFORM ja13 {Chron} —Lt, Gol. and G. &. 0. SLOTEIRG xin which we can furnish officers ; yori : PRE the: : OBSTETRICAL SURGEON. - WALL STEPHENS & CO,, _ eS ON ow Vork ef poste "TS Feonrans Reus, | (As PACES Balto Meta GE street. na} nee. x~ ti i i vt ive reatinent to a! price, Just pooled sed ad vii ot Lym pa - ttention given to diseases io. 486 Seven’ Se8 rs ape ‘womel RD, RUGGLES. a i No, 446 OFFICIAL. + ORDER IN RELATION TO PASSES. Wank Drranruesr, 2 Wasninerox, D. C., June 8, 153.4 mourt be made iu writing, an‘ verified by osth,ad- dressed to Major L. C. Turner, Judge Advocate, Washington, D. C., as follows: “1, A B, applicant for a pass to go to City Point, Va. and iow residing at ——, do solemnly swear that, if saia pass be granted, I will not take any Property excepting my wesring appsrel, and that sil the articles tobe taken with me are containet in the trank or package delivered or to be deliv- -ered to the quartermaster on te transport steamer on which Iam to go to City Point: rhat I have ‘not been in any-inaurgent State, nor beyond the military lines of the United States within thirty days last past. That I will not return within the military lines of the United States during the predertt war, and that I have not im my trunk, nor on my person, any papersor writings whatsoever, nor any cont’ aband Srticles.”’ No person will be allowed to take more than one trunk or package of female wearing apparel, we'gh- ing not over one hundred pounds and subject to inspection, and if anything coftraband be found in the trnnk or on the person, the property will be forfeited and the pass revoked, Second. A passenger boat will leave Annapolis, Md..on the first day ef July next, to deliver those permitted to go South, at Oity Point, and the bag- gage of each applicant must be delivered to the quartermaster on said boat at least twenty-four hours previous to the day of departure for inapec- tion, Third Children will be allowed to accompany their wothers and relatives, and take their uswal ‘ing apparel, but the name and age of cach child must be given in the application. Fourth. Ladies and children desiring te come North will be received on the boat at City Point and taken to Annapolis, and every adult person coming North will be required to e and sab- ascribe the oath of allegiance to the Government of the United States before the boat leaves Fortress L. C. TURNER, Judge Aivocate, Monroe. jeg at - Obarles Barron as. N°. 8211, THE WEEKLY STAR. This excetient Family ana News Staten, containing a greater v of interesting reading than tan be found in any uthes 3s published on Friday morning. Pre A Cash; inoeriablyin edvance. gle Five co eR a. bet . ow pies . 200 It invariably contains ‘the “Washington News” that has made Me Daily Evening Siar circulate so generally throughoet the ecuntry. 87 Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper.. Price—Tamex Oxets, = AMUSEMEN'S. eh pl pestoel pe ATRE. P. SYLVA: 5. Wi ‘ eng ih Coat Pise Reon be 2 rap Leoxarp Guoven......-...... THIS (Thured: On this oecasien ond leat in. ---MaNacer ;) EVENING. Jare 11, tue twenty-second t but two of the greatest trese it an in te pet el a eating ost pala: ¥ ont excit:, Plays, Ko: its conducts the Grand Orchente. zi 7) purformanee will commence with Victor ° Hugo's great ic Pray, LU Eria BORGIA. Tucille pam : rence ie Ac- ° DON OSSAR DE BAZAN Don Owrsar de AD... - Lucjite Western, pease LYNNE; Ob THE SLOP Rupr hy arp eo, 4 eents : jo-extra CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV. 48 SIXTH Srasee, E COOLEST, MOST RESPEOTAB THE yer CONDUCTED Music HALL INS cy THB LARGEST AND O8T EXPENSIVE COMPANY! THE MOST ATTHACTIVE AND GREATEST NUMBER OF STAES! TO-NIGHT the thrilling drama in THE CON Ni HE CON GEANCE; _ 4 TALE OF ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA, in which the Great Ccnterbury Dramatic Company wi hapecer. MISS EVA BBENT. The celebrated Operatic Singer, MIbS KaT& PENNOYER, Washingtons Favorite Bavreuse, My.LEd AUGUSTA and MARIB, whens dite bewitehing Fairy bisers, Biol 1 e au! et arrange: ons. Bzollos; tae RS MUSES. 4 in which p the great Gone Resuty gprears, Alithe great comedians an mense 5 Admission: {Orchestra Chairs. ov habe any = cle and Gallery, 2 cents; Private Boxes, (holding ix persons,) $5. rs open at7'; o'clock. Performance at 8, A GRAND MATIVEE BATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 20’clock, ._, For Lapigs a¥p CHILpREY, Admirrien—Ladies 2 cts.; children 10 cts. je8-6t ce < “ ‘a 3 i < J 4 Office Chief Quartermaster, May 23, 1853. DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Gan- DEN SEBD2, &¢., are requested to furnish thisoffice price lists of the various articles of their trade. The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo- nel Evias M. Greene, Chief Quartermaster, De- partment of Washington. my 25-tf —— ASTURAGE FOR HORSES.—Abdout » head of Horses can be accommodated with fine clover pasturage, well wateres,on on tESQ the fineat tations in Prince George’s- county, Md.,abont six miles from Washington, Terma $5 per month. payable iv advance. No sick or diseased horsertaken, For farther information apply tok. BE. WHITE, Grocer, No. 6: avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, opposite tne Bank of Washington. je6-6t isiana GEO. D, C. HIBBS, (SUCCEBSOR TO W. M. GALT,) DEALER INCOAL, RED AND WHITE ASH, ALL SIZES, Office —282 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between 1ith and 2th streets, Ladies desiring parses to go to or return from the rebel states, ean reeeive permits under the follow- ing regulations: First. All applications for passes to go South | may 19-tf | LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 292 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON Ci?Y, Bry and se!! all kinds of UNITED STATES SECURITIES, execute orders for stocks at NEW YORK STOOK BOARD, Deal in EXCHANGES, COIN AND ’ BANK NOTES. U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS Kept on band, For sale at par and interest, AY CvOKA & OO, BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, are prepared to farnish the UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY YEAR 81X vER CENT. BONDS, (Covro%s on BeuisrereD,) én large or small sums. roy S0-im On and after July 1. the privilege of converting Legal ‘lender Notes into the Five: Twenty Year Bouda at par will cease. i Parties wishing to secure United States Bonds at par, puying six pec cent. interest in gold, should send in their orders before that time. JAY COOKE & 00. my 25-dtjy] 452 Lith street. = 1 RAVEL BOOFS GRAVEL ROOFS! H.C WILSON, (successor to J. F. Walker & £0n,) Manufacturer of Lamp Black Roofing Mate {| rials and Wilton’s improved Fire and Water Proof Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofs. : Works—foot of 22d street. Office—Louisiana av enue atd 7th rt. j All orders through Post Office Box 534 pune- tually attended to. my 22-eolm* AND ad 3 ING perens DISINFECTING POWDER, PREPARED &ND FOR SALR BY THOMPSO Corner’ of 15th street and New York avenue. The above compound is prepared with a special view to. meet the wants of the public inthe ap- roaching hot season for deodorising and disinfect- ng sinke, cesspoole, outhouses, stables and vessels | used in sick rooms, barracks, camps. hoapit steamboats, &c.,&c. For this purpose it has equal. It'destroysa the mogt obnoxious erhala tions and resists the decomporitions of animal and vegetable matter to greater extent than ane thing of the kind ever offered to he publtsyand if thor- oaghly used by the residents during the summer will prevent a great deal of the sickness attributa- ble tothe foul air generated in large ci during warm weather. my 20-1m* ee A THE PUBLIC. RE Respectfully invited to visit and inspect my LAUNDRY Oprosits Grovea’s THeatar, Every Day from 9 vatil 3 o'clock, having remodeled my entire washing facilities and being desjrous that the community should knew that they havea Laundry in their midst second to none in the United States, for compieting a large amount of work and with dispatch. Any one hav- ing large pieces, blankets, quilts, bedspreads, &c., will find it to their advantage to '@ them washed here before putting away for winter use. Blan- kets washed in five minutes. Stop and see it done, We wash and iron everything—no exception my 12-Im* JAS. F. HOTOHKISS, Prop | vu OT r Bateena ln MATTERS NOT! | Whether the hair is red, gray er white, BOB- | WELD & WARNE#’S COLORIFIC wiil gradually and certainly change it without iosa of time and without any wesh or preparation. It never fails to oon qnoegding: all others in quality, durability and beauty. Ba” Wholesale and retail at BOSWELL’S Milita- | ry and Fancy Store, 302 Estreet, near }4th—Sole Agent for Was ton and the Distriot, my 9-im REFRIGERATORS. ~ J usr Received a large sasortment from Philadel- ‘ork. Upright with and without Wat#r Coolers, om oat Refrigerators Tih Coolers Leo - sre, ‘We wil sell the a my i oH ea. 1. eRBaoRY, a0 Fe BRD Pa. avenue, SUNN ATRIA : on 8, Aianiriie CARDERS, we poe | « LOW” i Ob for cash National Soap and Candle Works, . | mer® | oS ee and: GENTLE’ eta 4 ee Resec Cela eee ‘oe te tame degres, setifis foo er. Orneatness, Sty ee 0 10-11 te Fre ee ete, | iB lowest price, delivered to ity and m re Gaed i. VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st, GO BEB . ADA TESMAN AS JACK-SHkPPARD TC-NIGHT. GRAND DOUBLE SHOW! ALL THE GREAT STARS! The Circte of Grace and Clusier of Beauty? COOL SUMMER RESORT! ALL FULL OF WINDOWS! W. 8, BUDWORTH, The Great Ethiopian Artist, Who receives Qne Hundred Dollars per weel: for one Banjo Solo aad Song, MIfS NELLIE HOWARD, The Champion Jig Dancer, Winn fa Sit of drweis iu New York city for Artistic Dancing. ALL THE PRETTY GIRLS. SONGS AND DANCES! MUSIC AND MIRTH! Fitz Simmons’ great vereion of j JAOK BHEPPARD! JACK SHEPPARD! Strangers and citizens, guest of the hoteis, offi- cers and soldiers all go to see the ah VARIETIES! Admission 25 and &) cents. Private Boxes, $5. METROPOLITAN HALL, Peyn, AVENUE, BETWEEN JITH AND 127TH STREET THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY! NEW ENGAGEMENT OF T 4 CELEBRATED PARLOR GPERA COMPANY. FOR A SHORT SEASON. SCENES, - DUSTTS, AND WHOLE acts, OF TE: Most PoPuLar ITALIAN, GERMAN anxp ENGLISH OPERAB, WITH BRILLIANT COSTUMES AND FULL @RCHESTRA! AIS, TRLOS, RF This celebrated company has wona host of admirers during its stay at New York, Philadel- phia,etc. Therefore, the friends of music should not miss the opportunity now presented of enjoy- ing a few evenings’ amurement. Admission 25 cents. Qpened at7 o'clock. HENZE & MERKLEIN, je4 im Proprietors, jOKERT’S GARDEN, : Near THe Navy Yanp, The undersigned reapectfully announces to clu! societies, private parties, &c., that his beautitul Bummer Garden wi. be at the $49 public disposal for Pic Nies and other Jt entertainments during the season, on very rea sonable terms. The Pavilion + one ef the largest in or areund Washington. The city cars ran within a short distance of the garden, For par- ticulars sony on the premises, cn B street south, between 13th and 14th streets . Navy Yard. FRANK A, BECKER’ my Welm* RAND CONCERT TWICE A WEEK—every MONDAY and THURSDAY APTRBNON—by the Washington City Brass Band, Mr. Trojsi, |- Jeader, at Mr. PREDBRIOK MARTIN'S Lager Beer Garden and Restaurant, Bast Capitol street, corner of 5th. jel-Im* GENERAL STAGE OFFICE. HB Foliowiag stages run from tne Kimmel House daily:—To Leonardtowa, st 5 lary ’a county, Md., vis burratts ville. T B, Beantown, Hughesville. Charlotte Hall, Chapres and Leonarutowa a tri-weekly line to Port Fobac:o, leaves the Also, Kim- mel Houee every Tuesaday, Thursday and Saturcay, at 7.30 a. m., via Piscataway ard Duffield to Port Tobacer FP. KIMMELL, Agent, Washington, June 1, 1363. THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS LINE STAGES J.C. tTHOMPSON, has removed trom Char- lotte Hall to T B, where he means to keep a ‘irst- clase hotel.\ Gentlemen and ladies traveling on this line can be secommodated in good style. Din- nerready when the stage arrives, going and re- tarning at all times. J.C THOMPSON. Proprietor, je2eolm TB, Prince George’s county, Md. HE STEAMBOAT FLYING CLOUD NOW , Tunning from Georgetown to Point of Rocks, Md., leaves west, side Market House, Georgetown, D:! O., Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at7 o'clock for Pointef Rooks, and returning leaves Point of Korks at 7 o'clock a. m., Tuesdays, Thuradays and Saturdays. pres» Goods and other light freights carried at moderate charges, provided eee. a pass for same, Ereighes ieftat WM. H. RITTER’S store will be attended to. JOHN MOORE. — Se: 1) See ee ELT AND CEMENT Lm ee FOR ROOFING, ‘or sale low #} ‘JOHN & wee eet nae ‘corner lith and C sts. south, py 23-e0}m* Frat it Company, lOLES; Se ee, [eso AND WATER ~ : WH Parties, fairs, ho’ o Pe! yet irs, hotes, 4 cursions rupplied with the bést Sierras: ‘AF: "FO SOTLEPS ND :HOTED REEPERS. . We have just received a full supply of $ BLODGEIT & SWEEPS = 99 * wya era | “ot mao i TELEGRAPHIO NEWS, [AS800IATED PRESS DISPATOHES} ————————— FROM NORTH CAROLINA. Conflict Between the Stateand Confederate Authorities. PriLadstruta, June i.—The following has Life received here from Newbern, N. C., ube 7: os [From the Raleigh State Journal. “We fear that the same Confliet pie at the last session ofthe Legislature between the Siaie suthorities and the Confederate govern- mn inthis State is tc be renewed. The Gov- «ov or Las assumed the Sorcha Soden, ard basin sdvance serciied all cases again: ‘he claims of (he Coniederate government. We have observed with regret the recent order of the Governor by which he commands the offi- cers of the State to resist by force the arrest of of a State judge. upon these unsettled and ie only course for a Sta:e conflicting claims in the Confederacy is to give all to the contest or to quit the field atonce. There cam be no divided service compxtible either with honor or safety,” Gen. Foster has received instructions from Washingtor to place in close confinement all rebel officers captured by him. A citizen of New Jersey, whose brother com- mands # regiment in this dey rived here irom Menterey, Mexico, with a pe- tition signed by all tke American citizens there, protesting against the appointment of Mr. Kin- ney, our couneel at that point, who is charged with having voted in Texas for secession, and who, With his business partner, Mr. Lyon, is furnishing the enemy, via Matamoras with an immense amount of supplies. Our coneul at Vera Crav, who is a Sonth- ern man, is also giving the enemy all his sym- pathirs. FROM PORT HUDSON. General Banks Reinforced. Naw York, June 10—Advices per steamer Cahawba, Jrom New Orleans, state that rein- jorcements from Brashenr city and other points, to the num ter of 6,000, reached Gen. Banks on the 40th and 3iet ult., and our troops then out- numbered the rebels four to one. The rebels are entirely hemmed in, and no succor can reach them. Their force is various- ly estimated at from 6,000 to 10,000. They are well supplied with corn meal, but have few other provisions, and their supply of ammu- nition is small. It was believed to be impos- sible for them to hold out long. The Stimers Court of Inquiry. New York, June i0th.—In the naval court ot inquiry to-day, in the case of Chief Engi- neer Stimers, ou charges preferred by Admiral Dupont, C. C. Fulton, .» ofthe Baltimore American, was the principal witness. He tes- tified that Mr. Stimers informed him that he visited ail the Menitors on the morning of the oth of April with thirty or forty mechanics, | and ail the necessary materials; at one p.m. Teported to Admiral Dupont that they were all am condition for immediate service; it Admi- ral Dupont told him (Stimers) he had deter- mined not to renew the fight; thaton this decis- icn becoming known on the yarious vyerselsit created great surprise among the junior offi- cers; that one of the executive officers told him (Stimers) that he felt personally disgraced by ihe tajlure to renew the §ght, and that he de- sired fo be relieved from the squadron as soon ossible; also heard Mr. Stimers says that he elieved Admiral Dupont would have renew- ed the fight if he had not been influenced by others; alse, that the attack on Sumter was not an earnest one, and that the Monitors were ea- pable, in his opinion, of renewing the attack; also, that in his opinion, if the Ericsson rafts had been used, the Monitors could have reach- ed the city of Charleston; he expressed disap- pointnent and chagrin at the unwillingness of the Admiral ond fleet authorities to examine the rafts and torpedoes, or to listen to him when he attempted to explain their use: he however never expressed confidence in the ability of the Monitors, without the aid of the ratts, to succeed in entering Charieston harbor; Mr. Stimers did not directly criticise the eon- dvct of the Admiral, but regarded others as in- iinencing him against his own betterjudgment; the conversation of Mr. Stumers with wimess Was always private, and in an undertone; he avoided conversation with others, and went into his stateroom to avoid being questioned. Forrest's Attack on Franklin—Capture and Escape of the Rebel General Armstrong. MURFREESBORO’, June7.—You haye doubt- less obtained from Nashville tull particulars of the Franklin fight; but lest such should not be the case I send youa sufficientaccountfrom 1s pluce. Forrest, who has again suddenly peared on the stage, attacked Franklin on Thursday p.m The few troops in the place were driven out, and the rebels held the town ihut night, plundering stores and houses of everything valuable. Stearns and Armstrong were under Forrest. Armstrong, who was sent uround io the Jett ot Franklin, fell in with the cavalry force sent by Gen. Brannon from Tri- une. A sharp fight ensued, resulting in the defeat of the rebels, with a loss of fifty killed and wounded. Our loss was four. The rebel Gen. Armsirong fellinto our hands, with his escort and battle-flag. The latter remain in our possession, but in the anelee Armstrong himself escaped. On Friday the rebels threat- ened the place all day, and continued skir- mishing was kept ups without loss on either side, the rebels finally retiring. While the enemy were retreating on Thursday, before Col. Campbell, they were assailed by the Ken- tacky Cavairy, Col. Walker, which added to their contusion and accelerated their. retreat. Col. Faulkner was severely wounded, a ball passing entirely through his side. Ool.Cooper wus badly injured by a fall from his horse. Horse Races in Philadeiphia, PHILADELPHIA, June 10.—The first of three day’s races took place to-day at Suffolk ark Race Course, for $1,600, for three year olgs, mile heats, and was won by Ward’s bay filléy, five starting, and four being distanced by pull- ing up their horses in mistake. The proprietor then gave $500 for them to run again, and Mr. Watson’s horse, Capt. Moore, won in two straight heats, Time, 1.4935, 1.48. Five horses ran. The second race, tor $200, was won by Lizzie W.; three year old; mile and a half dash The third race, for $1,500, was won by Tdle- wild, three horses starting. Time, 3.42 aua 33934, two mile heats. The Enrollment of Fulton, Pa. McConNELLsBuRG, Pa. June 10.—The en- roliment meets with great resistance among the sympathizers with the rebellion in Fulton county. Some of the enrolling officers have been r ot‘eh-egged, and threats are freely made against their lives. In some instances they have been shot at by parties concealed in the woods, and attempts have been made to deter the officers from their work. The barn of W. H. Thompeon, the enrolling officer for Thomp- son townehip, was fired by a gang last night. and entirely consumed, together with all his stock, farming utensils, &c. The Vessels Burned by the Alabama. Hairax, funé 9.—English papers received by the Africa contain only the mere mention ef the tact of the capture by the privateer Alaba- ma. of the vessels mentioned in the dispatch of yesterday, and no particulars are given. Messrs, Crawshow, English merchants, pub- Msha lenge in -the pers of the 22d wllime, complaining of the destraction 4 the pirate of the chips Nora and Louisa Hatch. ee Si ee Reported Imprisonment of Vallandigham by the Rebels. \ CINCINNATI, June 10.—The Gazette has-a dis- patch trom Murfreesboro, dated tke 9th inst, which Says: “Refugees who met dre trom the South report tha! Vallas- ignam bas beenamprisoned by ine rebels.? ./ © SOT ae ae eae Recruiting im New York. 0.45 gen totloroca by the Goyernor grace een anihol , e “humber of rei from’ the recruiting on Staten Island to organize a-wrigade, - . —————_—__——_— The Defense of Pennsftvania a e HARRISBURG, ere is the hi i nina for stating that Bon deceived nO @uthority to raise troops for State defense. 5 ta, ex-] tof. ‘ie st his tment, has ary, arrived jighest Gov. Cartin -