Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1863, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 3S PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILD'‘NGS, Prnn’a AVENUE 4nD 11TH STREKt, BY W. D. WALLAOH. chee — A Papers served without wrappers by carriers 1 eent per copy, or 2% cents per month. In by carriers at $4 & year, or 37 cents pon eta tahoe eng the price is & year, in ; $1.85 for three months: and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Single eopies, with or without wrappers, TWO CENTS. SP ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent to the Office before 11 o’clock s.; otherwise they may ——— not appear until the next day. AMUSEMENTS, AUOTION SALES, GROVER’S‘ THEATRE. FUTURE DAYS. ies oer eg AVENUE, near Willards’ Hotel Sy GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. st Pablic Resort an America. ‘@aLUAB BRIOK HOUSE-AND LOT ON LBORARD GROVER...---—-+----.--s----- Mawacen |W! RE DASLE BR eee nocen: 25e Lee oS, SHIA (Friday) EVENING. 2576 12, Haut, we shail sella ffoat of the Fretniser, af peor defo »besatifa! | ociock P. M., commencing om the fir-s-Bamed lot : Miss ne Hess WESTERN. Lot No.1. in Square No. 124. T!is loc has a ‘Whose en mnt has proven the moet wonder- Whont of 59 bbs ae on Nineteenth street west, ‘seaea thee theater this be J 155 feet 10 inches deep, at the corner ef north D A rR it. peralariiy achieved by Miss Wettera, in “Lot No. 10, tn Square No: 62, This fot has a requaled by no one who has at any time i 3 Se nn Satap rey BHF | BERT SL tac ttt Peto Pong Wak Fe Ea er ‘Ok TH ELOPBMSNT. si 140 feet 9 inehos. itbo: I pep goed br alee On MONDAY, the 1th instant, we shall sell part To-m evening, last appearance . i % of Mir Nevin rien wil saver ar" Slacoy | EO! SUS. '8 Seereg a ian rt Ss cery atore. This pr is 168-12 feet on Com Bepnsylvania avenue, une back 98. feet ty & se crren: plimentary Benefit to Mise eastern. ‘iasion feet alley, and isa gooc business id. ‘thr dete nae. and % conte, No oxtra | Miser of decom’ street weet aud the Old Depot Terns of sale: One-third cash; balance in six CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., wean Bixrx Srausy, and tweive months, for notes bearing interest from a f sale, A deed given and adeed of trust THE COOLEST, MOBT RESPECTABLE AND od -GREEN & WILLIAMB, Aucts. BEST CONDUCTED MUBIO HALL IN - AMERIOA By J. O. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. SBD LOE AD exp ; ‘VALUABLE BUILDING LOLS NEAR FRANK- ATE ES ENSIVE COMPANY ! Lix 8quaRe aT baLe.—On MONDAY Afternoon THE MOST MeTeALEaT Rowe: , | June léty, at 6 o’clock.on the premises, we ab: UMBER OF STARS! Nt! owing valuable Building Lote, com- low: ith the first named : TO-NIGHT t are 342, fronting 2% feeton Eleventh the thrilling drama in twoects, ntrocts tatnees Kandi cerests, ceacieg bene Bie Sonvions VeNcuaNes Cay ee THE OONVIOT'S VENGEANCE: Tet vent tide of Thirtesntly trent boteese street, between K 1OT'B & TALE OF ENGLAND aud L streets, running back 12) feet to 030 AND AUSTRALIA, in whieh the Great Canterbury Dramatic my feet alley. ae BB ee eee, Kot 7, Square 214, 8) feet front on Fifteenth 5 street, between L and Mstreets, running back ‘The celebrated Operatic Tanger. to a Sv feet alley. Pe a Ye. Lot 14, rame Square, 2% feet 10 inches on north M sieshington acare® a, street, between Vermont avenue and Fifteenth hee AU GUer A a Fo s, atreet, runuing back to a0 feet alley. 1 bewitehing Wairy Sisters. Terms: (ne-third cash ; the remainder in six a eee EA FEES Dat MUSa CTS SOUT. | and rerommont. oi te in which the great Court of Beautreppears. Allthe | 1° ¥-¢ ed great comediansand the immenseOorpsd’Ethiope. ‘Admission: [Orchestra Chairs.6° ceata; Drees Orr. By J.C. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers. r URNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS enna eevee (holding | Be Prue Avcriom On TUSSDAT Mane open at 774 o’clock, Performance at 3, ING June 16th, commencing at 1) o’clock, we shall sell the entire Furniture Effects in House No. 160 A GRAND MATINEE ' G street, between 20th and 2ist sts., comprising— SATURDAY AFT OON, at 20’cleck, Walnut hair cloth Parlor Suite. Sofa and side .. Fos Lapirs amp Cuitprex. Chairs, Admiscien—Ladits # cts.; children 10 cts. je8-6t | Marble-top Center and Side Tables, eh eee Stan nut Secretary an atnot, VARIETIES! VARIETIES! | Divcrand Chamber Grr, Gilcioth and Matting, Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st, Velvet btair Carpets, Stair Rads and Ey ——s China and Glass Mantle Ornaments, Oak Sideboard und Dining Chairs, China, Glass and Crockeryware, Ruler plated Ware, Table Cutler: Walnut marble-top Bureaus and Walnut Wardrobes, Cane-segt Chairs, Toilet Glasses, Morocco-coytred Lounge, Cottage Bedsteads, Pine Tables, Waskstands, Hair and Uusk Mattrerres. Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, ‘Tin Toilet Setts, Stoves, Refrigerators, Together with a general arsortment of Kitchen Requisites. Terms cash. jell [Kep.J J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Aucts. By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, WO NEW WELL FINISHED BRICK HOUSES GO SEE ADA TESMAN AB JACK SHEPPARD TO-NIGHT, GRAND DOUBLE SKOW! ALL THE GREAT STARS! The Circle of Grace and Clusier of Beauty! COOL SUMMER RESORT! ALL FULL OF WINDOWS! r W. 8. BUDWORTH, Tke Great Ethio; Artist, Who receizes One Hundred Dollars mer week for one Banjo Solo and Seng. MISS NELLIE HOWARD, : The Champion Jig Dancer, Winner of a Set of Jewels in New York city for Artistic Dancing. ALL THE PRETTY GIRLS. SONGS AND DANCES! MUSIC AND MIRTH! Fitz Simmone’ great version of JAOK SHEPPARD! JaCK SHEPPARD! rsand citizens, guest of tke hotels, off- soldiers sino to see the 2 TES ! Admission 25 and 5) cents. Private Boxes, $5. - METROPOLITAN HALL, PExNx. AVENUE, BETWEEN 11TH AND 12ta STREET Washetand, TERERTH stTeeBTS, at Auction—On MONDAY AFTERNOON next 15th instant, at 5 o’clock, we Wili sell in front of the premises, Lots ——, in Square 209, Sone 14 feet each on Q street, and rubning back J feet, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, and improved by two new wai: built Brick Houses, under a rent of $480, and with- in 160 feet of the city railroad. i Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve monthr, for notes bearinx interest, aa! se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises, je ld W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts By W.L. WALL &CO., Auctioneers, INE NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSE ON NEW JeRSBY AVENDE av Avetion.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON next, lith instant, at 5 o'clock, we will sell, in front of the premises, Lot —, in Square 630, fronting 2 feet on New Jervey avenne by 115, ‘tween D and E streets to en alley. and improved by afine nearly new Brick House, No. 4), far- nished with gas, water, furnace, cooking range, marble mantles, and finished throughout in the latest and best style and under good rent. Stran, ers an THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY: ore rere : One-third ont balance in a, emclye E Ni 2 and eighteen months bearing interest, aud secure m ve SoaseENe by a deed of trust on the premises. OF TH OELEBRATED je il-d W.L. WALL & CO., Aucta, PARLGR OPERA COMPANY. FOR A SHORT SEASON. SCENES, DUETTS, AND WHOLE ACTS, Or rHe Most PoruLar ITALIAN, GERMAN axp ENGLISH OPERAS, wits | BRILLIANT COSTUMES AND FULL ORCHESTRA! @F 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’ amusement. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers IXTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, IN QO SQUARES 755, 594, \ND 158, AT AuCTioN.—On TUESDAY, 16th instant, we shail sell on the premi- ses, at 6o’clouck P. M.: 5 ae Lots No. N. 0, P,Q.and BR in subdivision of Square 755 ; this property is beautifully situated at the corner of Massachusetts avenue and Third street east, Capito! Hill, a puntp of excellent water at the corner. fs Also, on Wednesday, 17th instant, we rhall sell, at6o’clock, on the premises, Lots No. A,B,O, D, E,H,T,and K. in subdivision of Square 5 i roperty is handsomely located at the Bhira and Ms reets south, on the Is.and. Alse, on Thursday the sth instant, we shall rel, on the premises, at 6o’clock P.M, all of Lot No. 22and 36 feet 2ipches of lot 21, in Square 14: this property has a front on Massachusetts avenue of 9 feet 4 inches, and runs back at ao average depth of about 140 feet, but will be subdivided to suit purchsers. Terms: One-third cash ; balance in 6 and 1 months, for notes bearing interest fron the of sale, A deed given and a deed of trust taken, A rtion of the oe money will be required to e paid down when the proporty is knocked down, and if not psid down it will be then and there put up and sold to the next highest bidder. je li-d GREEN & WILL‘AMS, Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. MPBOVED FROPERTY ON K STRERT, OPPO- THE WESTERN Marke? ar Pusric Bite. Admirsion 25cents. Opened at7 o’clock. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June l6th, at 6 o’elk, HENZE & MERKLEIN on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 3 in Square ae No. 85, fronting 61 feet 10 inches on K street north, Proprietors. | between 19th and 20th streets, and running back 146 feet 1 inehes, to a 30 foot sliey, improved by a three stery Frame Dwelling House, containing 9 rooms; and a small Frame Dwelling containing 2 Alzs, TRIOS, je4im B CKERT’S GARDEN, NgAR THe Navy YAxp. The undersigned respectfully announces to clubs, | reoms. ee. z Z societies, private parties, &c., dat his This property is immediately in front of the Deantiful Summer Garden will be at the ri) Western Market, and is desirable as x business public disposal for Pic Nics and other location. Terms ca: sh. entertainments during the season, 02 very rea jell J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. - [Rep.} sonable terms. The Pavaiion is one ef the largest im or areund Washington. The city cars run By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Within s short distance of the garden. For par- EREMPTORY SALE OF TWO DESIKABLE ticulars ply on the premises,on E street south, Brick Dws.uinc Houses Near tax War De- between 15th and léth strects eat, Navy Yard. PARTMENT —On THU S8DAY AFTKRNOON, June FRANK A. BECKERT, 18th, at 6 o'clock, en the premises, we shail sell Lot my 15-Im* et Proprietor. No.3, in Davidson's subdivision of square No. gs 3 fronting on no! street. between Bu i GERARD CONOMBT, TWICR A. WEEE every | ee mprared Ly tao tour son tik wel MONDAY sel ra OED AY Cy Agee houses, containing each 9 rooms, handsomely fur- the Washin, City Brass Band, M: e eade! nished,and convepiently arranged throughout = Masten cans Lyttle eae with water and gas, bath rooms, water-closets,and ir . es; "Terms: One- fourth cash; the remainder in 6, 12. and 18 months, with interest, secured by a deed ef trust on the premises. to be paid by purchase Conveyancing to pa ag a2 ze pagers FOR HORSES.—About # head of : el Horses can be Le aise mot with ane Fo, pastu rec, OM one o' . IRE.& 5 the finest plantations in Primes Goory dae = jell (Rep. & Chron | ‘Auctionesra. ou! ‘a from ashin, in. Tey sot z mouth. pasable ip advance. No sick By W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. or horseataken, For further information YWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES ON 20TH toE, &. WHITE, Grocer, No. 63 Louisiana STRERT AT AUCTION.—On WEDNESDAY AP- enue, between (th and7th streets, opposite the | TERNOON. Ith instant, at 50’clocs, we will sell, Bank of Washincton. Je6-6t_ | in front of the premises, 2amall frame houses and IOS cl Badcnecs: Ternscabee ATER een L ani = I* raaan AN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. je 11d W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Parties, fairs, bote's, aad ex- boar i Dest and TANT QUARTERMASTER’S DEPOT, ceepeirreie cel eee ereacgern | AMUAART cognemnAaTA DET gotown, 3 SHING tow, 1368, 2s » *Beltimore Sochapase otha Will be sold at auction, on WEDNESDAY, the m 161m" between Gand H. | 2th June instant, at the @orral, near Observatory, a lot of condomoet, pares and Mules the preper ates. ers cash in Government funds. Sale to commence at 10 A. M. BLODGETT & SWBET’S Cc. ie egy i Capt .Q PATENT GALVANIZED OVENS, reine 2) whith we will sell lower than they heve been sold . ByJ. 0. MeQUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. ye 7. STEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS NEAE intitnsclte efone: SOLES, pee Depot at PuBLic 8aLz.—By virtue of a T << AND HOTEL KEEPERS. We have just received « fall supply of s ded in LiberJ.A.8., No. 147, my %-tf 321 Pa. avenne, near 7th «treet. Seetcr ae van one te ‘ian a esarie tor West? i rT Ql Olu! 486 evah FICzE cs eis 486 wi melic at Public Auction, in ‘rout of “the ‘The handsemest assortment of Oval Frames in ery th et ae Si fy ay te the District, from the Lamre ys stats he the | three. seven. eight, cleven, fourteen, and fifteen. “age N th at., 8 doors aboy the subdivision of ofiginal lot num! L WO, © 486 Bevenh oda Nellows'tian, | seuare Rare A aa eepdivinion of Lot 2) ga Terms cash. my é-05w* oa on ous.) which are mest eligibly located on OBSTETRICAL SURGEON . Firet street west and New Jersey avenue. between « D. BUGGLMS, M. D.,late of New York sity, | Dand ty’ located treets north, and offer a rare chance for rmapently at No. 446 Twe! -purobaser! ‘ a by id ex ‘of sale: One-half cash; and the residye = re Oy pg tbe in ae ith interest, secured onthe premises. nee Pio give the best treatment to all who need | ‘All convéyances at ‘aser’s cost, sath or ices. attention given to diseases Unless the tatme of sale pre 2 Lite ‘and ehildre: Yree days from the day of sale the @ resell D. RUGGLES, MPs: Altbe risk and costof defaulting No. 446 Twel st, sets, S cteka : PAFERBANGINGS, 486 | Segdkds 9 F-0, MOGUIBE & 00.. Auets. few and choice patterns, 4} jes and Wut b a igre — at Ut Feet cs Seventh st,8 doors above, Meta ecy ee en ary ‘ellows 5 the 197 Terms cash for goodsand labor. my4 * | the Governmen etrogt;W aching bat wpes—TEal ‘Terms cash, in Treasury notes, to atthe 30 cuxsts Of Green sad Black ‘Teanow on | ,,Termecnsh, is tobe mes a 130: Various & = Jai fiitice. Lt. Gol, ana’. 6 O 15th street Bi Vermont av. corner eet an : 5 i 8 TAM B. FRANK- [p*2 4PPLRs AND FR HES, ‘Committee on the 30NBB £ 00.2, : OR TAYLOR, | mys racr Bighth and D pts, ON QSTREET, HETWEEN FOURTERNTH AND Fie + be LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, THURSDAY, JUNE 1 OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN TRE HAVING THE LARGEST Cl — i, 1863. APEB RCULATION. LADIES’ LIST. Allen Maria Elleworth Maron Appleton MaryE Rewards Auna Armstrong Miss Flinn Johanua Frank Flinn Mrs A M Anderson MrsJ Fisher Fanny Adams Mre J W Fiennary Ellen Austin JuliaO Forrester Fanny Mary D Lees pas Anuslin Mre Man-Fowler Lizzie vail A Forster Laura M AcamsJose phineGraves Mr Arhton Nellie Gray Ida Applexweet Guuther Ma: Gilman Addie Geiger Kate 5 Griftin Birs Denis) Beck Mary Groghepan Mary: Bonds Julia Golden Mrs HyB Best Miss MH Ginnibolt Ade- Brown Mary M__ inide J Blake MrsMElonHenderson biryG Bean Mrs LW Hurst Me BrooksMrsLearyHnw ke Alvire C Ball Mrs Diszab Hood Sallie P Beal iY ne samt = Mery irMixsOciaviaHuut Emna Mrs ChexG + Mix Oapt 1 Bes Jas worth Bi Biund Murgeret Has Bates Mary K Butler Cornelia Har Rrown Ann FE Hol Burnett MrsChas_ Eu Boswell Sarak Haingson Mary J Ber: Ellen Hieware Ts EC Bruce Laura | Herre z ClaraB Bradf Bb on Char Hendley Marion Be Beckie Miss Bradfor urahaliow Bi Barnett Mrs F Bor Mrs E BR Irw Jordon Phebe S dyness MrsJ LR Kemp Ann Kemy Mary Brinton Lizzie Beck Rachel Carpenter SarhA Ce Cook Mary Kidwell Elizabth’ Garr Mrs JW Krunen Mrs Ciark Marearet Kappel Mrs _ K 4 Lizzie Colwell Louisn Cammack Eliza Kraent Carter MrsL Lane Mary Chappel Virgina Land Pauline A Colewan Mrs W A Le Carroll Maret E LawsonCathr Clinton Lily Cahill H Can: " Colburn Nettie Louphei Cobham Mrs Col Luca M. Ge Lewis M Connell Kate | GeKoy Mrs F Chappel¥ : Conway Dev Sarah Ds McClu pine Liseat NM Davis Fanny ¢ ssi Martha Ree Mrs A 8-2 Si Spi MeLanghiin Mery E McClelland Bliz- ateth B McUartn eyBrigt MeCarty Cornue- ii icholsen Mrs O'Brien Maggie O'Brien Cath Poor Charlotte Poole Mrz Pill<bury MaryM Parke Sally Patterson Mrs Fielding A Parker Ads Parris Mrs 8 E Parry Elian Peters Louisa Parks Annas Perkins Leonard ton Miss Posey Rebecca Phinney Mrs Wm Perkins MreChN Reec Frances & Rhodes ArdeilaV Rogers Emily W Raw- Susan A Reed Hany Jd Ross Ann Moke Mae! joke Maggle Kaaks Mary Sarah J Rutdse Mes RE Roger« Abs Jno. 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Keim Richd msJH WrightJehn R Wal Kapp Geo Kinsman Lt Col Keim Riehd M G Welch Jon Wells WW Kidwell Geo Koony Sam!-2 j ters G 2 snerJohn WebdbWE J ; | Wadsworth RH Wright Jas 1-2 Luminis Artha ce Geo Lally Mary Y-Z x Sarai ace Yooum AB Young Goo Zliav BET kwool Jno 8 Leclere Mous Yawne Clinton YoungJasb | Zingsem FW Bynn Jno ExPleas Rossel Sire irate) ee Lochwond © H Joseph Lee Ma. j pateaene e eremita sos? yd Dewitt C Lawrence d N Landon Dr K D as man DanlT Lisle Jos T Liddle Subrook¥ > Loyd Jas L Hanley Col SG | Lee JH Leonard TJ Lamb Jas Lowe US Linn Dr WS R Laub Wm H if atucbtM: Latter Werrem Leonard Geo D Lane Min ee : | M PIC NICS, &c. Mace Alonzo -MeNearGeo Mange Merk S oe MeMeath A Mocre HP Messier M FriBst Gand Pic-Nic Me fitt Alex MeConvey H Moran Mich saabb.A O-2 MeMang Much Mekepency MB or TEE 1 Mesike Mitche =) Meleolin Manwoi Martin INTERNATIONAL CLUB Morris Hon A IT Moses Wm Bieman Martin 4 : peonAtione? Mea vadohn Maver Gant M Will be given c icCarty Rev J Mead 5 a - : Melvaine Jas Martin NH MONDAY, June 15th, 1353, S Maloy Nathan ie 1€ Murphy Pat Maury Ark Mokean jasA Mulgan Pe GREEN SPRING, Georseown, D. C., 5 MeDonate «pt BW McClariman J BS Commencing at 9 o'clock a.m, By MeGormick Jno M tobe a Mebride B MecWhinney Jas MussonCapRM-2 s, a aco Charley Mearawgcnn: Matin Hoy Sw | {Allwho wish to pass a pleasant day will bayeao Morrit Chas McCullough JL Myers Dr 3 F Gpporeanty.2 ‘oiug £0 by attending = Manda. | Mewshan Thop Btages will run every half hour between George. town and the spring irce of charge. E.0. Sanderson’s Mary Yard,at 9 o’clock a, m. eS MANAGERS. May Wm-2 D. Howeil Misener Dernill Morgendno R Maheney WH Jacob Ash, Merrick Dayid McCrea Jno y James Steel, chell De Joe Piatz, ‘all ai on 3 Jobn F. May. je 11-3t* aide kdwd Moor Gold H-2. Mit HE FIRST GRAND AFTERN AND EVE ‘KR Rey JJ-5 MeKawn W J.2 eJasM-S Murphy Wm LF Morris WR nough LH Mundy Wm lan M Myers Wim Mason ZA Mains L@ Morrson NS chell Geo W Nicholds A N Nonis Dr Basil Neall been engag James je 10 3t* NING PIC-NIC of the HUC. ASEOUIATION will take place at Humphrey & Jurneman’s Gardens, Qapitol Hill, on TUESDAY. June 16th, 1863, Th take pleasure in announcing to their friends an‘ the public that no pains nor expense thall be spared to make this the most agreeable Pic-Nic of the feason. A splendid brass and cotillon band has . Refreshments served at city prices, Tickets 6) cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies, By order of the Committee of Arrangements, OON ESTERS’ @ managers! y Nermile JOC Nugent Jas Neal Jobn P Niles Tsaae © ye Gov das W N Naier Sam] Na-h Thos json Wn Neg Nelson John Nicholson WH Nelson H Neal Levi Nieklus WC . vevel John Newell Lb Newman Capt Ney Noyes J B Noyes Leeman A Win A-2 o- Quincy Col T M Obertoutter H Otterbure M sm un Josep! Owings Nicholas Qeker Aust Osman gas O'Hara Patk Osborn KdwdC UV J Olin Russel GwenGeoW. ONeilldac Orr Wn L Ogden Hiram J O'Meara Win Olney Wm F Ogden Lewis an‘ ladies. Osborn John P PlunkertGeo _ Plesonton Maj F PIC-NI IRST @RAN will 10. D OF THE TERPSICHORE SOCIALS be given at BECKERS’S GARDEN, Navy Yard, oN MONDAY, June 15th, 1863. Professor Schroeder’s well known brass and sti band is engaged for the occasion. Tickets 50 cents, admitting a gentleman To commence at one e’clock, Committee of Arrangements, Prior Gilbert § Paeler Matan J, Ossinger A. Burkle: Berchal@ Wa Puen MM" 3 Males” |B Hart” yes a aly ected The strictest order will be preserved. Pee Go patch Rey GW Parker Re Je 8.70 8. R. SWANN, President. Bilter Avesham Pinkney Geo plan a Porter Andrew Patten Geo erryOom Roger Pe Geo Pow THE PUBLIC pecec eB patkerDcHecry Bavkerh Avze Rospectfatiy invited to visit and inspect my Putnam AH Patton Gapt HD Rising Rolland Powell Dr B@_ ParkerHugh Porter Dr RH Peirce 8 FMD-2 Pendicton H £ PoatCapts 0 Philaurier Chas Pierce Cupt H Hf Vaten Stephen Philips C B Perkins Henry 5 Philips Samue! T Parker Capt_ Phinney) H Pevers Timothy Chas W Putnam J A P : 1 ChasW Plummer Jas Phillip- Clark B Pentaco-t Jno J NDRY Oprosirz Grover’s THEATER, Every Day from 9 until 3 o’ctoa having remodeled my entire washing facilities and being desirous that the community should knew that they have a Laundry in their midst second to none in the United States, for completing a large amount of work and with dispatch, Any onehav- ing large pieces, blankets, quilts, bedspreads, &c., wiil find it to their advantage to have 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. JAS. F. HOTCHKISS, Prop _ Peyton © Carter Pennington J C ner Thos F Parkman Chas Parker John S & Theodore CA Plymire Jas Ww Patterso.. DH Pain John Powell Victor G Parker EA-6 = Pezinger John Pace Dr Win A Phaley LEE A Porner John T Porter Win R-2 Penvalley Kdwd Prather Jos Perkins Win Porter ¥ B Powell Jus W 2 Wm (col) my 12-Im* Penly EphO = Pharo Lemuel ole Wm LS SLM Poet F: fin Peck Col LM Ploss Won H Pearson F E P t Leopolt pPatwerston TT LONDONDERRY, NEW. McOORK MLL & 0078 YORE, PHIL- Pheps Frank’n@ Pheips Lester ADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE ik PACKET SHirs, Roger Anz RobertsJoha Rie BevSW Sailing regularly from Londonderry, offer un- Row Lt Amos Reinhardtdno Reisler Sam! A usual inducementg for parties in this country de- Rutter AL Russell Jas A-7 Reymotds 8 M-2 giringto, secure passage for their frieeds from the Ridgely Aug _ Rudesil Joseph Robinsondas | North of Irelena. . eels Ricketts Maj B Reynolds Jax Richards Thos A | _ The splendid Al British ship “MINNEHAHA,” RobinsonBenj-2 Richelm Julins Ransom Capt JD | 2,000 tons, Carr. McoGnratu, will sail from London- Roekafellow GC Rensigz John-2 Ross Thos derry for New York, between the 15th and 30th of Riorden Danl etley & Jayne Riehl WH ly. Early application for tickets is necessary,as Ross Dan) J msdellJos Ross Wm the emig: a to this country from Ireland ianew Richear? DD’ Reilley James Ryan Wm P-2 SeTy na ae. Doman fare by Sais Noe landing either Renshaw David Readshow Jas_, Robb Wm P in New York or Philadelphiv. will be brought Rushfor Elezer Reynolds Jos J* Rrezlea Wm | through to Baltimore, if sesired, promptly on ar- e EE Rancing John__ Rile mH Tival, ata very small additional charge. Hyon Eaton _ Ramsay Gept JO Bipgey W ALT Fasrneen may be secured and auoney” orders for Randel Henry ¥ Rirg Mich! Richardson Col Temittances obtained from | ze A Roberts Joseph Robinson ‘m P ENOX & 0O., 125 Smith’s whar: Pasian Riana, Bima wen | Eee ase. eecy John olph Ma~t ache Wm t Risto John shee Robt Rudden Patk oe Ea it OFEING. ‘ i RING OVEROOATS. BUSINESS: ote Smithad SehnellGeoM Spaulding L ULTE and FUBN. iG ‘of the Seaman AG jr Stevenson Stanton L MR styles, manufactured with ze same di Shand Anton ‘(Smith Henr: Sanders L-2 ‘meathness, style and leganee, a3 to order, Swan AM Sanborn H M-3, Stull Lewis W. STEP! '3& 00., Swesny AW Siment OaptH Silver M 322 Pennsy’ . between Siping Alber; Rtone Coptd — Sergen Myers opti Minth snd Louth wereets. ney Sylvester PIC-NIQj THE WEEKLY STAR. ESS Sees This excellent Family and News Journal, containing @ greater variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other, is published on Friday morning. _TERMS—Cash, invariably in advance. Single copy, per annum, $1 00 Five i 4% Ten copies. * 900 Twenty. "20 00 It invariably contains the “Washington News” that has made The Daity Evening Star circulate so generally throughout the eountry. B7'Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—THREE CEnTs. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES.} FROM NORTH CAROLINA. Disatiection with Rebel Rule—New Mili- tary Gevernor. : PHILADELPHIA, Jane bares following as n received here from North Carolina, oneal Newbern, N.C., June 9: concurrent testimony of deserters leave « no doubt that theloug-smouidering fires of rev- olution are Breaking outin the center ef North Carolina, and the disaffection has reached a ) bt tar beyond even the insignificant inuma- 1i- m8 of the journals, Several thousand arm-d re: ugees from conscription have been for weeks sntrenched in the mountains, with artillery, : Seconereny: defying the Copfederate anthor- The Raleich Standard bitterly complains that the whol. of the rebel onset act has not teen eniorced in Georgia and Mis-i-sippi, while North Carolina has been raked as if with & fine-toath comb. It ay Te thatin the late battle of Chanceilorsville twenty-nine North Caroliua regiments were placed in the front to revist Hooker's advance, sustaining immense slaughter, while the South Carolina and Vir- ginia troops were heid in reserve. This mas- sacre of North Carolinians is boldly and freely denoureed, and the Confederacy is charged with gross injustice and bad faith. The nu- merous and studied indignities put upon this State and her people aré keenly resented. In order to secure concert of action, and avoid ell further conflicts of authority, neces- sarily produced by the appointment of 2 eivil- ian, itix propored te make Gen. Wild, of the Afri- can Brigade, Military Governor of North Oar- colina, He possesses administrative abilities of a high order, and as Gen. Foster remarks, “is & gallant, accomplished soldier and gentle- man.” He has already won great popularity in this department. FROM GEN. STAHL’S COMMAND, alry Reconnoissances—Skirmish at Waterloo and Front Rgyal. Camp Hanxris, Bristow Station June 9.— Despatches received at Major General Stanl’s headquarters from Captain Hanson, of the Second Pennsylvania cavalry, state that the Captain, who left Fairfax Court Honse June 6, with a squadron of cavalry On & scouting expedition, trayersed the country through to Middleburg, via Ald:e, Upperville, to Barbor’s and Warrenton. He captured eight prisoners and fiftwen horses. Among the prisoners se- cured was the notonious spy, Miner Thomp- son, who was captured not long since by an- other party and confined in jail at Fairfax Court House, from whence he made his escape by bribing the guard with $50. This isan impor- tant capture, Another despatch to Gen. Stahl states that Major Brown, of the First Michigan cavalry, just returned from a@ scout, reports that he visited Gainville, New Baltimore, Waterloo, Warrenton, Barbor’s, Chester Gap and Front Royul. He met # torce of one hundred and nity rebeis at Waterloo, and skirmished with them, killing and wounding several. He found a small squad of rebels at Barbor’s and a force ; of three hundred at Front Royal. He crossed the run at Fropt Reyal and reuted and drove off the detachment, capturing one who was on | guard at tite 1ord. It is reported that the train coming from | Warrenton Junction to-day was fired upon by j bushwackers. 1 TT iit. Bae ea na FROM LINOIS, The Legislature Prorogued by the Gover- | mor Until 1565—The Act Declared Rev- olutionary by the Members. SPRINGFIELD, ILL., June 1 —The Governor this morning issued an unconstitutional procla- mation proroguing the Legislature until 1465. The republicans left the halls and thereby broke the quorum in each, but the democrats reiused to recognize prorogation and continued the sessions. The Governor's pretext is that there i disigreement between the Houses on the subject of adjournment, but there was no. parliamentary disagreement whatever. The democrats in the afternoon, finding themselves powerless to do any turther business, entered & protest upon the record, reciting the tacts, and arraigning the Governor for his usurpation and unconsiitutional acts, aud imformally left their seats, not recognizing an adjourninent, butarevolutionary breaking up of the Legi lature. The Governor's proclamation was in teuded to and aid defeat the one hundred thous- snd doll: r appropriation far sick and wounded solciers. The final passa%e of that bill was pending in the House when itdissolved. Thi ss great excitement here and aeep indignation ugainst the Governor. Cc FROM VICKSBURG. Re pulse of a Sor’ of the Enemy. New York, June 1!.—The Tribune has a lei- ter trom Vicksburg, dated the 6th instant. 1: gives a hopeful view of the progress of the siege, and reports the repnise ofa sortie of the enemy against one of our mining parties on the night ot the third inst. It demonstrates that Gen. Johnston cannot possibdiy get near enough to sirike Grant without being extinguished, and says that the garrison will soon be com- peiled by famine to surrender. The Richmond Whig of the 5th inst. contain- ed nonews trom Vicksburg, but had a Jong ed. itorial on the destruction made by the armies in Virginia. Destruction of the Bark Whistling Wind y the Rebel Pirate Coquette. Nxw York, June 1i.—Capt. Brister, of the burk Whistling Wind, stats that they were boarded on the 6th inst.. in lat. 33.38, lon. 71.29, hy the rebel privateer Coquette. After order ing ajl hands on board the Coquette, the bark was Burned. The Whistling Wind had a cargo of coal on board from Phiiadelphia for New Orleans for the Government. The Coquetie wis formerly the brig Clarence, of Baltiinore, and was captured by the privateer Florida, to which vessel she is a tender. The bark Alumnia, frem Shanghai, arrived here to-day, with the captain, first and second Mates, stewards, and one passenger of the Whistling Wind, taken from the Bremen brig: Argus, On board which they had been placed by the rebels. A Command for Gen. Fremont. New York, June iith._The Post says thet the committee of citizens who recently visited Washington to lay betorethe President the pro- ject of raising a division of 10,000 colored sol- diers, report that he fully approved the propo- sition, declaring himself ready as soon as a sufficient Pp be raised, to make them part cf a command tor Gen. Fremont. A series of public meetings are to be held in sey. eral counties to initiate the measure. ——__<0e--____ wa@The St. Paul Press furnishes some inter- esting details of the expedition which will socn. move against the hostile Indians of the North- west. It will consist of nine companies of the 7th, two companies of the 9th, and eight com- panies of the 10th Minnesota regiments, besides nine companies of mounted rangers and a bat- tery of eight pieces and 130 men. The train will consist of 300 mule wagons, six mules toa wagon, and 20 ambulances. Its route is not made public, but its supposed destination is Devil’s Lake—the place where the Indians are gathering. The expedition will act in concert with that of Gen. Cook, which is to move forward from Sioux City, Iowa. Low water has somewhat delayed movements. Besides the above force, 1,862 men will be left to guard the frontier settlements, and 700 stand of arms have been distributed among the settlers for self-defense. pocNECre meee cr Es aren See 7 -English advices trom St. Thomas of the 4th. of May, state that the Danish authorities on the island were much embarrassed by the action of Admiral Wilkes, who lay on and off the har- bor with seven American war vessels, the Wa- chusett acting as a guard ship, forthe purpose of overhauling vessels entering or leaving the port. It was expected that the Danish govera- maent would remonstrate with the Federal Cabinet in Washington on the subject. u7The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce has resolyed that all mem¥ers who do not take the oath of allegiance be cited to appear before the Board of officers on the 18th of July, and give the reason why they have not complied with the resolution passed by the chamber, a7’The original text of D’Utassy’s sentence confines him to hard labor in the . instead of simple imprisonment, re- ported.