Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1863, Page 1

(SUNDAY EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Puwn’s AVENUE 42ND 11TH STREST, B ¥ 1 W. D. WALLAOHR, eit ‘without 11 o'clock M.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. Prercersrs FOR LUMBBE Curnr Asstar'r Quasraaasran’s Ovricn, Wasninerom, D. ©,, June 31, 1863, BeaLep Prorosacs will be received at this offlce until SOM ey dune, ati? o’elock m., for delivering jn the city of fon ee as the Depot Quartermaster direct, one mil- Mos 1.100 ap wet of Lumber of the fellowing kind iat t “thousand (800,000) feet inch White Pine Somme Gullings: eae Fifty thousand wong feet areaed, tonzued and Filly tho rand (3400) Scantling, 3 by 5, 16 Bifty thourana (5) £00) feet Beantling, 3 by 6, 16 feet Fitty thourand (50,000) fect Seantling.& by 6, 10 feet @ Hemlock. ihe above deseribed to be good, mershantable object to the inspection of an agent ap- pointed on the part of the Government. a Gi Na to be delivered by the 24th day of + 1863, PROPOSALS. The full name and Post Office address of the bid- des muss gppear in the propesal. ota id is made in the name ofa firm, the names all jes mutt appear, or the bid will be as the individual proposal of the party is from disloyal ies will not be con- sidered, and aX OATH OF ALLEGIANOR MUST ACCOM- PANY BACH PROPOSITION. The reeponsibiltt DARANTRE ic ast be ol mi shown by the official cortincats of the Olerk of the ioe Court or of the United States Dis- ability of the bidder to fill th shou! tbe awarded to him. mart be quaran a 7 we Teapo! persons. whese atures are i> pended to tne :. said guaran’ 2 must guarantee, a: accompany the bid. Bidders must be present in when .e bids are opened, or thar pro will not be sonsid- Bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars, signed dy the contractor and both of bis cuarantc s, will be required of the successful bidder upon signing the contract. FORM OF GUARANTEE. of the county of. —, and State of —, of the county of » and State by Spon that —— is able to im accordance with the terms of Secepted, he will at once enter iuto’s coutrack ts ‘secepted, at onee en’ ‘& cont Should the contrast be awarded hi + con a im we are pre- pared to become his sureties. = (To this guarantee must be appended the official Certificate above mentioned.) 2 The nght to repect any or all bids that may be deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter- Informal proposals will be ted. rman Proposes WE DWARD L, HARTZ, je 12-ta Captain and A.Q.M., 0.8. Army. RBOPOBA L 8B. Cure? Ass’r QUARTERMASTER’s OrFion, Depot of Washington, 215 strer, Corner 18th street June 3, 1863. SEALED Prorosats will be received at this office vatil Thursday, June 25, 1863, at 12 o’elock m., for the burialof persope dying while in the military service or under the protection of the United States. in the city of Washington, and also witain three miles of said city. from the Ist of July uutil “Seccitcauens tor alt the requir f ications ¢ Tequirements of such Durials can be seen at this office. PRAPOSALS. The fullname and post office address of the bid- der must appear in the pro s. Ifa bid is made in the name of a firm, the names ofall the parties must appear, or the bid will be oars as the individual proposal of the party ing it. “Proposais from disloval parties will not becon- sidered, and an oath of allegiance must accom pany each proposition. Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward L, Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster bi 8. Army. Washineton. D. C..and should be plainly marked “Proposals for the Burial of Persons dying while in the military service or under the protection of the United States.” GUARANTEE. The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown by the official certificate of the Clerk ofthe uearest District Court or of the United States Dis- ‘ict Attorney. The ability of the bidder to fill the contract should it be awarded to him, must be guarantied bys two responsible persons, whose signatures are in be appended to the guarantee, and said guaran- tee must aceompany the bid. Bidders :aust be present in person when the bids arecuened.of their proposals will not be consid- e Bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars, signed Dy the contractor and both of his guarantors, will be required of the successful bidder upon signing the contract FORM OF GUARANTEE. We —,, of the county of —-, and State of — and— ofthe county of —, and State of —, do pereby guaranty that ——is able to fuliil a contract im accordance with the terms of his propositien, and that, should his ecyorion be accepted, he will at_once enter into contract in accordance therewith. Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre- to become his securities. (To this guarantee must be appended the official certificate above mentioned.) i The right to reject any or all bids that may be deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter- master, Is will be rejected. Toformal proporae wi WAND L, HARTZ, je 10-ta Captain and A. Q. M.,U. 3. A. psorosazs FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN. Weodioc, isp meaty ent tment, Cor. G a streets, ay ASHINGTON, D.C., April 16, 1863. Waitren Proposaus are invited for furnish’ HAY. 8TKAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use this Depot, to be delivered at the Railroad Depot, oratany of the Government wharves in this city. The propesals to be addressed to the under- signed, and they should state the quantity of sere sree offered, also the prize and the date Proposals will be received for five thousand (ga bushels of Corn or Oxts, and (50) tons of sy or Straw, and upwards, unless it should be for the interes of the Government to contract fora weil grain tobe put up in good sacks, of about two im (2) bushels each, which are to be furnished at the cost of the contracter. P. fio be made atthe completion of the ie tract. atthe 9: L, BROWN, ap 17-8 Captain and A. QM. U.8. A. ABTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, p Ra seater General's Office tenders for their their present rates. iy be willing to srantiand aise the ncize at whieh they will’ be ie sell them, All such tenders should be torenaster General of the lasbington, ers be end charter 01 sale amers.' When received, they will be considered, and the Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy expense at arm) rtation upon the ocean and tide-waters, ‘ting, wherever it ean do 80, cheaper ¥ of CTS reed for Gass oe employed, 6. a addressed to the ‘mited States, at reed “Proposals E PUBLIC Am Ronpestatly invited to visit and inspect my Orrosirm Guovan's ‘Tirearzr, Every Day from 9 until 3 o’clock, baving remodeled my entire washing facilitiesand Deing desirous that the community should knew that they haves Laundry in their midst second to none in the United States, for completing a large smount of work and with dispatch, Any on@hav- ing large pieces, blankets, quilts, bedspreads, &c., ‘will find it to their advantage to have them washed herebefore putting away for winter use. Blan- kets washe@ in five minutes. Stop and see it done. ‘We wash and iron everything—no exception my iz-Im" Ja8, F. HOTCHKISS, Prop j EBTRICAL SURGEON. ¥ A. D. BUGGLES, MOD, late of New York city, he is ious tise the New Yok hoovitalt. Eis services. 8; attention given to diseases pee TSR " D. BUGGLES, M. D,, my 8 Im* A adds Teeltth’s BA—TBA! 130 cuests of ‘and Black, Toanow on hand of various fradene te & BURCHELL, 2 corner 15th street and Vermont av, AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. By GREBN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers SIXTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, IN te UARES 594, 188, at Auction —On TU: Daaulsane = shall sell on the premi- es, al + M.: Lots No. Ny 0, P.Q,and BR in sondivision of roperty is beautifully situsted at aseachusetts avenue and Third street east, Capitol Hill, a pump of excellent water at the corner, i Also, ou Wednesday, 17th instant, we shall sell, at 6 o’clock, on the premises, Lote No. 0, D, HH, T.and K, in subdivision of Square's; thia roperty is handsomely located atthe corner of a Mrhustaay: the isth instants: we shall on he f velock P. M.’all of Lot fell, on the premises. at 60: P. rt 21, 3 N ‘SB feet Zinches of lot 21 in Raquare 1683; basa fronton of oF fest inch , and runa back at a. average depth of ae 140 feet, but will be sebdivided eu) irchasers. Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest from the day ofsale. A deed given and s deed of trust taken. A rtion of the pure! money will be required to —_ down yc the proporty is knocked down, and if not paid down it will be then and there put upand at bidder je ll-d GREEN & WILL-AMS, Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. MPROVED FROPERTY ON K STREBT, OPPO- SITE THE WesteRn Market aT PUBLIC BaLE.— On TUESDAY A7T: 'OON , June I6th,at6 o’clk, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 3 in Square No. 85, fronting 5] feet 10 inches on K street nerth, between I9th and 20th stree' nd running back et 11 inches, to a 39 foot alley, improved by a Frame Dwelling House, containing 9 asmall Frame Dwelling containing 3 146 three ste: ry rooms; an Treoms. This tty is immediately in front of the Weetcre Market and is desirable as a business location, Terms cash. jel [Rep.] J.C. MeGUIRE& CO., Aucts, By J. 0. MoGUIRE & OO . Auctioneers, rPRUSIRE'S SALE CF UNIMPROVEE PROP- grry.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 16th, at 60’clock, on the premises, ve virtue of a deed of trust dated Sept 7th, 1859, and duly recerded in Liber J.4.8., No, 182 folios 353, et esq., one of the Land records for Washington county, D.C.,and by virtue of a decree of the Oircut Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia passed iu chancery cause, No, 1791, wherein PG Be et al., are comylain- ante, and Chas, 8. Wa'lach and Samuel masre 1e place stead of the said O..8. Wallach, sur- viving Trustee, 1 shall self originailot numbered ourteen (14)in sqnare numbered nine hundred and sixty 960) situated at the corner of G street north and Eleventh street east. Terms cash. All conveyancing at the cort of purchaser. WM. FP, MATTINGLY, Trustee, my l5-tawkds J.0. McGUIRE & CO.,, Aucts. By J. C. MeGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, IRUSTEE’S SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP- gextTy.—On BATURDAY APTERNOON, June 13th, at 50’clock, on the premises, by virtus of a deed of trust dated Sept. 7th, 1853, and duly re- corded in LiberJ.A.8., No. 182, \clios 343, et seq., one of the Land records for Washington county, D.O., and by virtue of adecree of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, passed in chancery cause, No. 1791, wherein Henry Barron etal.,arecomplainants and Obar.8. Wallach and Sam Hanson, jr., sre defendants. substitating me as Trustee in the place and stead ef C.8. Wal'ach, surviving Trustee, shall sell original lot numbered fourteen (14) in square numbered nine hundred and sixty (8) situated at the corner of G street north and Eleventh street east. ‘Terms cash, All conveyancing at the cost of purchaser. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. my9-2awkds J.C, MCGUIRE &'00., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ‘WO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND LOT, FRONTING ON FIFTEANTH STREET, BETWEEN I anp K STREETS NORTH. AT AUOTION.—By virtue ofa decree of the Orphans’ Court. and confirmeg by tae Supreme Court, we shall sell for the be nefit of the minor heirs of Johm Brereton, deceased, on MON- DAY, the 5th instant, at 6 o'clock P.M ,in font of the premises, Lot No, 11, in Square No. 218, hav- ing a front of 49 feet on Fifteenth street west, ran ning back 90 feet to a wide alley, between I and K streets north. Terms of sale: Oue-half ctsh; balance in six months, the purchaser to give sotes for the deferred payments bearing interest from the day of sale and satisfactorily endorsed. And upon the full payment of the purchase mony and the ratification of the sale, a deed will e given. wi conveyancing at the cost of purchaser. Ifthe purchaser should failto comply with the terms in five days. the property will be resold atthe risk and cort of the first purchaser. by advertising the same three times in the National [nte!ligencer, ELIZA A. DRANK, Guardian, je &-eekds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN PuixtinG Orrick Bquanke —Un SATURDAY AFTERNOON. June 2th, at 534 o’clozk,on the premises by virtue of a deed of trust te the sub- seriber, dated May 7th. 1867, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8 No. i37, folios 51 et seq..one of the land records for Warhington county, D. C. I shail sell Lota No 52 and £3, in James GC. Mc@Quire’s bub- div.sion of Square numbered 624, each fronting 34 feston Hrtreet, near the Government Printin, ce, and running back 175 feet 3 inches, to 23 foot alley. These Lots have a pavement laid and trees lanted in front, and are very desirable locations idence. One-third in cash, the remainder in6 nthe, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. _ a All cost of conveyancing to be paid by the pur- chaser. THOS. J. PISHER, Trustee. my So-eodkds J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucta, By J. C. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, UARDIAN’S SALE.—By virtue of a decree of the Orphans? Court of the Qounty of Wash- ington, iu the District of Columbia, I will offer at auction, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of June next, at 6 o’elock P. M., on the premises. Lot No. three (3,) in Samuel Davideon’s subdivision of square No. one bundred and eee one (184,) fronting thirty-three feet on north and Saree eek ome bundred and forty-six feet eleven e8. Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paidincash and the residue in two equal in- stalments at six and twelve months, with interest, to be by approved notes. JULIA H. ADDISON, Guardian of Chas. Morris Addison, my %6-Stawkds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- 1xG Lors IN Printinc Orrice 8quare.—On SATURDAY, June 2th, at 6 o'clock, om the prem- ises, by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated May 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. B. 10. 135, folios 340 et #eq., one of the land records for Washington county, 'D. C., I al Nos. 21, 22, 23. 25 and 25, in James C. McGuire’s 5 mn of Square 624, fronting each 24 feet en North G street. between First street west and North Capito! street, and run- ning back to a 30 foot alley. 7 Terms: One-third the remainder in6 and 12 monthawith interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. > "All conveyances at the cost of purchasers. Le iiealred, these Lota will Be subdivided into ta of 16 feet front each. THO. J. FISHER, Trustee. my #eokds J.C, McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. By J.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EREMPTORY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE P Buick DWsLuINc Houses Near THE War Dr- PARTMENT —On THURSDAY AFTBRNOON, June 18th, at 6 o’clock, en they: mises. we shall sell Lot No.3, im Davidson's s2bdivision of square No. 168 fronting on north G street, between i7th and 13th streets, improved by two four-story brick dwelling houses, containing each 9 roome, handsomely fur- nished,and conveniently arranged throughout sith water and gas, bath rooins, water-closets,and a eerms: une- fourth cash; the remainder in 6, 12. and 18 months, with interest, secured by a deed of truston the premises. _ t aid by purchaser. Converancing 10 oe yg UIRE & CO. jell _ (Rep. & Chron } Auctioneers. By W. wu. WALL & OO.. Auctioneers. ae iv ALL FRAME HOUSES ON 20’ T |p eer Avctios.—On WEDNESDAY AF- TERNOON, 17th instant, at 5 o'clock, we wi q are detendants, substituting me as Trustee in ‘tne th patio Lot 6 Square 1s, Soest 51 ok ton 20th st., ‘erms cash. etme and M styl. WALL & 00., Aucts. ner of G and 22d streets, WASHING FON, June 8, 1883. on Ctive Oortal near Observatory, ii it, at the Corral, near ry, a Tok of condemns po and Mules the proper tater eames aoe in Government fands. Og at10 “+g. H, TOMPKINS, Captain’'A.Q.M._U. 8. A. BS—HIDES. lie Anotion, on every SPB taicete on hand at the time ef id at the * v. Jee A aterant QU ABEERMARN TES raat Will be sold a' jelhd Wai sats WEDNESDAY ana m.,, at the Wharf on the Go re AND HOTEL ZEEPERS, Weave just received ¢ full supply of * BLODGEI?T & SWEET’S PATENT GALVANIZED OVENS, t which we will se)} bas pce they at been sold fore, We have No.2 fo. 7. Pea 3B. H. & H, I, GREGORY, _ ; ; my 6 tf 321 Pa, avenue, near 7th street, PERSONAL. A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF THIS CITY, DE- sires the fiauaintance of a lady with a view to marriage. No objection to 3 widow without children. Unly requisi form, weight not Jess than 140 lbs, and a pare affectionate heart. Triflers need not anrwer. Addrass *Claresee,” Washington City P. 0 Je 12-3t* Ne IMPOBITION.—Madame Ross, Doctress and was born with a nateral gift. he tells the past and futare—never known to si 'y, 4 te together those separated; cures all diseases. Business < eee Soe en re! a west, es from ie Fptent Omer. ‘The only oness of fu’ hus! ality. J three ors reson that can show a ture or absent friend in re-. conts; Gentlemen 1. my 2 Im* BTISM, HY meee k Ba ‘fh N co! oops Ay iksse Osll and see this city tortimonials, 445 K ot., between 6th and7th Washington, my 13-1m* 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 Switzerland for the cure of CONSUMPTION, COLDS, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER, KIDNEY, AND LUNG COMPLAINTS, aND PAIN IN THE STOMACH. Itreguiates and opens the bowels, creates appe- tite, prevents fever and many other diseases. It was highly recommended by DB. ALANZONO in the Russian Warof 1812, It was used as @ GENER- AL Or CeRTAIN remedy for the diseases named, with great success and wonderful cares. Aremarkab'e feature ofitis,a glassful poured upon the head and well rubbed ia will cure the most painful headache. DirecTioys FoR Us&.—A small wineglassfull previous to each meal and before retiring to bed. Prepared and manufactured from the original receipt by DECAMP & MILLER, corner of Sixth and N streets south, Washington, D.C. SWISS MOUNTAIN BITTERS. This valuable Bitters has been very successfal,— proof by nundreas of citizens of Washington snd other cities of this country, with full satisfaction, for the diseases named. Therefore, officers sud soldiers, and others eon- nected with the army should not de without a bot- tle of this celebrated Bitters. my 19-eolm* DE CAMP & MILLER. S.N. PIKE’S PURE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY. This BRANDY has been manufactured for seve- fal years from the PURE JU1CE of the CATAWBA GRAPE! Thus affording additional evidence of the pro- tess of American Mnterprise and Industry, and of our ability to produce articles at home equal to those made of any other nation. THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals but excels the best imported Bran- dies.in purity and flavor, Itisin fact, the Best Brandy Known. This statement is fuliy corrobo- rated by the certificates of our most distinguished analytical Chemists. The wantof Pure Brandy has long been felt in this country, and the introduetion of an article of such quality as to supersede the sale and use of these vile compounds, hitherto sold under the name of Brandy, can calyixe regarted asa great varie . The Catawba Brandy, possesses al} he qualities claimed for the best im ported Liquors, and is of perfect purity and superior favor, and a sovereign and sure remedy for DYSPEPSIA, FLATULENCY, CRAMP, CHOLIC LANG UOKk, LOW SPIRITS, GENERAL DEBILITY, CHOLERA MORBUS, &c., &. M7 READ THECERTIFICATES!!! Wasuinctow, B. C., Nov. 11, 1858. DR. Orarx, Esq., Sir: Lhave made a chemical analysis of a sample cf pure Ohio Catawba Brandy of the manufacture of 8.N. Pike & Co.. Cincin- nati, and find it to be pure wine brandy, free from any adulterations er admixture of ingredients det- rimen’ health—not a fictitious liquor made of corn epirite and flaming essences, and it is well sdapted. from its purity and quality, to take the place ef French Cognac. THOMAS ANTISELL, Chemical Examiner. U. 8. Putent Office. Srare Assayver’s Orrick, $2 Somerset St. BosTon, Oct. 23, 1858. 1 hereby cerify that I have’ this day made a chemical analysis of a sample of Catawba Brand) brought to me by G. Simmonds, Eeq.,and that have found no adulterating ingredient or improper subtancesinit. Itis pure brandy spirit, with the usual coloring and rine matters beionging to brandy. I would recommend it tor medical uses, CHAS, T. TACKEON = D. R. CLARK, corner 4% and Pen: Agent for thia District. mai RATIONAL LOAN. THE NEW SIX PER CENT. BONDS of the UNITED STATES, PAYABLE TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE, Gr after Five Years, at Option of the Governmes THE COUPON BONDS, In Sums of FLFTY DOLLARS, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLABS, and ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. YHE REGISTERED BONDS, In Bums of FIFTY DOLLARS, ONB HUNDRED DOLLARS, VIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, ONB THOUSAND DOLLARS, FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, OOMMENOING AT DATE INTEREST mpoLNG | Or FUR AED PAYABLE SEM!-ARNUALLY IN GOLD. ‘These Soups are the GHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SROURITY now in the market, Tho Interest, at present price of coin, being equiv alent to § Pzx Ozu, in currency, FOR SALE BY JAY COOKE & CO., BANEEBRS, @OVERNMENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES 4BNY AND NAVY VOUCHERS, Aree CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE Ne COMPROMISE WITH TREASON OB TRAITORS. NOTICE. Iam authorized by the Secretary of War to raise & BATTALION OF CAVALRY fer special ser- wre, Bach company will be organized as prescribed in General Orders No. 126, series of 1862, All officers will be selected and appointed by the Colone] Commanding, subject to the approval of the Secrétary of War. From the peculiar nature of the service required of this Battallion, none but sober, honest and in- telligent men will be enlisted. The best, fleetest and most serviteable Horses only will be used. ‘This Battallion will be armed with the new cel- ebrated Repeating Ride, discharging Afteon shots a ee eee WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. JUNE 13, 1863. PIC NICS, &c. FIRST GRAND Arreaxcon ov TER WAEHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN PASSEN- GER RAILROAD RBLIEF ASSOOIATION, Will take glace ai the WASHINGTON PARK, Norit 7th scret, on WEDNESDAY, June 7th, 1863. IN AID OF THE RELIEF FUND, AND BVENING PIC-NIC NE, 3,218. SEMENTS GROVER’S THEATRE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE near Wiiards’ Hotel The Cooiest Putiic Resort in America. Luonanp Gnovay ... -Manacua nae oT at BURNS a, Big! on testimonial farewell boneft to the earlof the American 81 a MISS LUCILLE WESTERN, Who upon this occasion will aseume h ehsracter ef great Na A nember of extra cars will be ou the ie tr Hee se oa tienes ie placed e Foad | f In the thrilling Beri Qomie Drama of Commistee al Arrangcincnts —Messts. Ben Saas ee ea Sabet Bynes ret, Doan. Hagerty, erry, Kelsey. Littie-| Suk a a sees joh. Vern illion. Bradley, Willisms, Riley, Show, | . On Monday evening, after two weeks prepara. Graves, Bouvet, A. M. howard, Kenton, ter. Master of Ceremonies—Jas. Kenton: eee ,— Mensrs. ret. er 4 Vermili um, Williame: Vorten: Littlaeke, seisaee D PIO-NIC OF TER INTEENATIONAL CLUB Will be given MONDAY, June 15th, 1863, aT GREEN SPRING, Georgetown, D. C., Commencing at 90’¢lock a.m, | ets GRAK All who wish to pass s pleasant day will have an opportunity of doiug so by attendin, thiePic Nic. . The best nusic has been en; A gaged. Stages will ran every half: dour between George- tore ae iy errr cs get Sand M pomnibusw leave B.O. Sanderson's Mar: land Hotel, at the Navy Yard,atSo%lockame tien, wil? be produces PLGVARETE; UR, PHE AVALANCHE. RG” Admission 5. cater . 3. and 75 cents No extra Lei eae ace aarane ema VIEW! B. re will be an exhibition of 200 Views of a ral, Historical and Humorous character at Waugh Chapel, Capitol Hill. on WED. ESDAY EVENING, l7th instant, for the benefit of the Babbath School of said Ohurch. There is no other stereooticon exhibition except the Phantas- magories!] Dissolving View! h has exhibited inao many ef our enurches during the pant six months with as great success. The patronage of the public is earnestly requested in this good wo! Admission 25 cents; children 15 cents. ra open at 7); o’clock commencing at 8, je 13 4t CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., KEAz Sixra Srageg, THE COOLEST. MOST BEG ROTABLE AND BEST CONDUCTED MUBIC HALL f THE LARGEST AND The: Beri; iv MOSt EX PENBIY: D, Home, Gis Robinson, THE MOBT ATIEATEST ROMB ching jacob As n Alex. Giles, : g GREATEST NUMBER OF STARS! ames Stee), .wW ahem, TO-NIGHT Joe Platz, Samuel Handy, the thrilli ii John ¥. May inst* THE CONVIOE 8 VENGBANGE - IRST GRAND PIC-NIOj| 4 raLROF ENGLAND AND AOSTBALIA, OF TRE in which the ol etd Bramatie Company TERPSICHORE SOCIALS MISS EVA BWENT. . ‘ The celebrated Operatic Sin, Will be given at Miss KaTE PENNOYER. BECKERS’S GARDEN, Navy Yard, oN: MONDAY, June 15th, 1863, Professor Sehro:der’s well known brass and string band is engaged for the cecasion. rickets & cents, admitting a gentleman an. ies. To commence at one e’clock, Committee of Arrangements, J, Ossinger A. Barkley, J. Muler, XE. Hart. The strictest order will be preserved. je 8-7t* 8, BR, SWANN, President. Washington's Favorite Danseuse M’LLED AUGUSTA and MARIE, The bewitching Fairy Sisters. The beautiful ballet arranged by Mon: Bzollosy, LA FETE DES MURES, in which the great Court of Beauty appears. Allthe great comedians and the immense Corps d’Ethiope, Admission: fOrchestra Chairs. § seata; Dre:s Chr: cents; Private Boxes, (holding 34 07’elock. Performance at 2. A GRAND MATINE. BATUBBDAY AFTERNOON, ae o’cleck, ._, FOR Lapigs amp CRILprax, Admireien—Ladies % cts,; children l0 cts. je8-6t MPORTANT TO THE LADIES, 4A CHANCE FOR CHEAP GOODS. JUST OPENED AT LANSBURGH & BRO.’S BALTINORE BARGAIN STORE, 375 SEVENTH STREET, Turmp Docr Axzovy I, 400 pieces Lawns at 18% and 2) cents, Choice Calicoes 15, 18 and 2 cents, Biem hed Muslins 1232, 15 and 2 cents, A full line ef Linen Goods for boys’ wear, Silk and Gingham 8un Umbrellas, from75 cents up, Lace Points and Mantillaa, from Aucti Hoop Skirts of every size and make 2,000 dozen Green & dozen, 1 060 dozen I. aud P. Coats’ Spools, $1, Hosiery. French Corsets, Black Silk Mite. ion, And a great wany other Auction Bargains too nu- merous to mention, at half price, LALIES—LADi ES, Be wise and call before snother rise at LANSBURGH & BkO.’3 BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE, 375 Beventu Steer, * ei Third door above I. SULPHUR AND WwW HITE Av DOUBLING GAP, PENN’A, JAMES D. HENDLEY, Proprietor, Late of Kirkwood House, Washington, SEASON OPENS 15TH OF JUNE. These Springs are in Cumberland County, Penn- sylvania,#) miles west of Harrisburg. They are accessible from all the principal cities by railroad to Harrisburgb, thence by the Cumberland Valley railroad to Newville ; from Newvii 8 good staging to the Springs. The stage is alwaya in yaiting upou the arrival of the cars at Newville, Passengers !eaving Philadelphia, Baitimore, or Washington in the morning can arrive at the Springs the same evening at 5o’clock. . The Hotel iscommodious and comfortable, with Hot and Cold baths attached, grounds for walks and amusement. The long experience of the present Proprietor (for many years past at the Kirkwood House in Washington. D. C.,) erables him to say, that it will be conducted in s manner to please a!) Visitors. Tirms: $2 per day ; $'2 per week . 4 week Children and servants half price. CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, aud extensive KENDALL'S AMBOLINE FOR THE HAIR. AMBOLINE MOISTENS, BEAUTIFIE ODORATES, LENGHTHENS, LNVIGORAT, NOURISHES, EWMBELLISHES THE HAIR. x. 5 KENDALL'S AMBOLINE isarare compound of stimulating extraets from Flowers, Roots, amd Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, and PER- MANENT VIGOR of the HAIR, “Highly beneficial where the hair requires a gentle stimulant.” Dr, CHILTON, “Have never had anything which so perfectly answers the purpose of a hair dressing.’” pone O WARREN WARD, Eeq., No. 277 Canal street, N. Y. “* After being bald for seven years your AMBO- LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW Prof. JOHN BENIA, No. 35 King street, N.Y. HAIR.” For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Put in boxes, (containing two bettles, ) price $1. Manufactured and for sale at wholesale by KENDALL & BANNISTER, No. 542 Broapway, N.Y. LONDONDERRY, NEW, YORK, PHIL Or) Fe ADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE PAOK ET BHI PS: Sailing regularly from Londonderry, offer un- usual inducements for parties in this country de- siringto seoure passage for their friends from the North of Ireland. je 10-6m The splendid Al British abip } MENSEHAE A” » 500 pac! 2,000 tons, Cart. McGkaTH, wil! sail from Loaden- derry for New York, between the 15th and 3)th of July. Karly application for tickets is mecessary,as the emigration to this country from Ireland isnow very large. Foeee pe by this line. landingeither in New York or Philadeiphiv. will be brough: through te Baltimore, if ¢esired, promptly on ar- rival, ata very small additional charge. N. B.—The fine Al British ship *5:RADACO- NA,” of the same line, will sail from Loadonderry for Philadelphia, avout the same time. Passages zoayibe secares and money orders for ittances obtained from Pye KNOX & CG.,125 Smith’s wharf, Daniels’ Spools, 8 cents pe VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth st, COOL ! COOLEK!! COOLEST! ALL FULL OF OPEN WINDOWS! Best Ventriated Public Hatlan America, the Ait hov- ing Sree acce. all parts of the House. Thiaisthe reason why the Varieties ix crowd nightly. The only place to enjoy amuse ment aur ing the heated term. DOUBLE BILL—DOUBLE BILL FOR THI8 SATURDAY NIGHT! FOR THIS SATURDAY NIGHT j The apse eoteae of the FREN' ; OR, THE STORMING OF ALGIERS, Full of Battles and Excitements. A Double Con- cert Hall Perfurmance, BUDWORTH AND LRESUIE. MIS8 HOWAFD AND HELENA SMITH. OVKR FIFTY ARLISTS. MUSIC, MIRTH AND WIT! SONGS DANCES AND BALLETS! Also, the Great Drama of JAOK SHEPPARD THE NOTORIOUS HOUBEBREAKER, Ada Tesman as...0. 0000... Handsome Jack This is the greatest Saturday night bill ever per- formed in Washington city. REMEMBER THE VARIETIES. yet considoration of the double attractions and iple troupe it is the cheapest place in the city. 2 GLIMPEE AT NEW YORK ._. ON MONDAY NIGH?, Admission 25 and 5) cents. Private Boxes, $5. METROPOLITAN HALL, PENN. AVENUE, BeTWREN 11TH AND 12Ta STREET THE COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY! NEW ENGAGEMENT Ov 7 6 OXLEBRATRD PARLOR OPERA COMPANY. FOR A SHORT SEASON. SCENES, DUETTS, AND WHOLE ACTS, Or TEE Most PoruLan ITALIAN, GERMAN axp ENGLISH OPERAB, WITH BRILLIANT COSTUMES aND FULL ORCHESTRA! AIRS, TRIOS, @7 This celebrated company has wona host of admirers during its stay at New York, Philadel- phia,ete. Therefore, the friends of music should not miss the opportunity now presented of enjoy- ing a few evenings’ amusement, Admirsion 2 cents. Opened at7 o'clock. HENZE & MERKLEIN, je4 1m Proprietors, SRPOeEEt "8B GARDEN, NEAR THE Navy Yaxp. clubs, The undersigned reapectfully announces societies, private ties, &c., that his beautiful summer Garden will be at the publie disposal for Pic Nies and other, entertainments during the season, on very rea sonable terms. The Pavilion is one ef the largest in or areund Wathington. The city cars run within.a short distance of the garden. For par- ticulars apply on the premises, on treet south, between 15th and 14th streets east, 'y Yard, FRANK A, BECKERT, my 1-Im™ Proprietor. Ga CONCELT TWICE A WEEK-—every MONDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNON—Dby the Washington City Breve nd, Mr. Trojsi, leader, at Mr. FREDERICK MARTIN'S Lager Beer Garden and Restaurant, Kast Capitol street, corner of 5th, jeJ-1m* REAT NEW. G ARRIVAL OF FRUITS. 1,00 boxes splendid spring ORANGES, y ‘LEMONS, best this season, no BATSENS, 30,00 drume FIGS, 25 oon vee or 15 5u6 : peer ery JONES & 00.73, __corner Sth and D ets,, Washington, Butts. CHEESE AND EGGS. 500 Darrels tresh selected EGGS. ages new grass BUTTER, BESE. JONES & CO.’S, nd D sts,, Washinston, 00 1,079 boxes No, ] new OH. At cerner Stl Ms, DRIED BEES. oe HERRING, MACKBREL, | Arrived fresh at : jeg st JONES & C0.°8. HE STEAMEGAT FLYING CLOUD NOW rupnine from Georgetown to Point of Rocke, Md.. leaves west. side Market House, Georgetown. D.' 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Ly day Bi, angianet a sit gle Rooms 5) cents each, r my i¢-Im* per minate. fi s te t Yor further particulars apply at No. 217 Penn, | fie Guise plawations in B nc “Gecrae's4 TW A2HINGTON BRASS AND SPRING BAND aerices yf Germs Bo per mouth, garatle io alvanee, Nowok | 2 Weeuer. Headquarters. et Metropolitan’ my ll-lm Colonel Commanding Battalion, or aise orseate\ dow. For forther information Hall, Wigner ON seh Tre seat OB bet Bay oct aTth siveets, opposite tan | Bleventh “corner te Caroli Uv AND. , bet a7th streets, even i 6 cers at ETE AOL | Batch anen a | ae bart ng ari i EPLY OF WAY, GEN, WILLIAM B. FRANK. | [RIED APPLES AND PEACHES, ene ne tos ned ioe, | RRS ed ene os yoxse'e 00.5, m cash, * my sooow? my) ' PRANOK TAYLOR, | mys Corner Eighth and D'sts, THE WEEKLY SCAR. os This exceNent Family and News Journal containing a greater variety of interesting reading than can be fonnd in any other, i® published on Friday morning. TERMA—Cash, inveriobly in advance. Single Five copi Ten copies, Twenty -fix It invariably contains the “ Washington News” that has made Te Daily Evening Star circulate so generally throughout the eountry, S87 Single copies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—Tuarex Cunts. ' ‘TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. _ [ASSOCIATED.PRESS DISPATOHES.} ey ee ee ARMY OF TRE CUMBERLAND. From Gen. Rosecrans’ Army—Su posed Movement of Gen. Bragg’s Army. MURFREESHORO', June t1.—The Cha: Rebd+l of the 14th, in an article on the situation, declares that Breckinridge’s corps has returned w biagg, and that Jonnston was 6o sure in his ;oeition that he needed no more troops. it ts supposed that breckinridge’s never left Bragg’s camp. It is kuown that segments ticm two of Breckinridge’s brigades tered in the reconnoisance of the 4th inst. ‘We bavemo Iater advices trom Vicksburg. The rebel pickets refused to exchange papers, and itis supposed that the latest papers con- (isee. the uews of a rebel reverse at Vicks- nrg. INDICATIONS OF A MOVEMENT. A letter from Murfreesboro,’ dated the sth instant, to the Philadelphia Inquirer, says: “Parties trom the South report that Gen. ragg’s forces have been thrown forward to Shelbyville, and that only two or three Tegi- menis are Tullahoma. Beech Grove, Hooker's Gap, and other points are believed to be occupied by him. Skirmishing continued all day yesterday between our videttes and the rebels, with few casualties. There are some who imagine that Gen. Bragg is trying to con- ceal his retreat by three different attempts at different points to drivein S52 aeons Others, again, ahs he is going to Nashville.” Gen. R. Jvbnson, commanding the sec- ond division, has justissued an order to his men which seems to hint at work at no distant day. Hesays: «When you last met the enemy he was in sucb overwhelming force that you were com- pelled to tall’ back under his murderous fire. itis not at all likely that such will be the case ‘our next meeting. Let each man in the di- vision feel that the reputation of his company, regiment, brigade and division rests upon him. ‘The memory of those brave spirits whose bones are now bleaching on the bloody field of Stone river should nerve every man to deeds of da- ting. Keep up your organization under all cir- cumstances; obey your officers; aim low and deliberately.” Another letter says: «*sOn to Tullahoma’ is beginning to be the cry, and all around you see evidences of in- tended movements. Rations are distributed, knapsacks are packed, but still days elapse.” FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Escape of Sixty Confederate Ufficers. FortTrgss MONROE, June 12—On Wednes- day the steamer Maple Leaf, Captain William H. Deal, lett Fortress Monroe for Fort Dela- ware, for the purpose of conveying ninety reb- el commissioned officers to that post. ‘hese men were nearly all from the extreme Southern States, seemingly weil educated, wore new and costly uniforms, and aceording to the statement of the officers of the Maple Leaf, had plenty of money about them. The guard on board cousisted of twelve men, who with the Captsin and crew, were sar- prised, justas the steamer was rounding the light-house off Cape Henry. It seems that the prisoners perceiving the guard could be easily | captured, divided themselves into squads of four cach, and gradually advancing towards tht m, soon compelled them to surrender, as any attempt to resist, under the circumstances, would Lave been tutile. The Captain, erew and guard were confined in such parts of the boat us prevented them irom seeing the direction of thesteamer, whilst im the meantime, the rebel officers took charge of herund managed the piloting themselves. After running for about forty-flye miles beyond. the Capes they stopped, and lowering the yaw] boats very-soon succeeded in effecting a iand- ing on the southern Virginia shore. During the trip they treated their prisoners im a civil manner, and assured the Captain that tney would not injure the boat. Of the officers twenty-six refused to land, saying they prefer- red tu return to Old Point and await the time for their parole and exchange. The boats were returned and the steamer un- der fil head of steam turned and made for the Fortress. A repertot the alfair was made to Gen. Dix and shortly afterwards astrong de- tachment of cavalry,commanded by Col. Pierce, Was Im pursuit of the fleeing party. FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. Firing on the Rappahannock—Lee Heavily Reiniorced—Indications of a Movement, WASHINGTON, June 12.—/ Associated Press : .|—It is ascertained that there was some shelling on the Rappahannock this morn- ing, but all was soon quiet, except occasional picket firing. Both lines remain the same as yesterday. It is positiv.iy known that Lee’s force is nearly double w iat it was at the battle of Chan- cellorsville. His reinforcements have been drawn trom the Blackwater and from North and South Carolina, A large portion of them are new troops, and some of the new regiments number each from 800 to 1,100 men. His com- mand is divided into three carps, averaging, according to report, 30,000 men each. There ‘was evidently & stir in the rebel camp for a general movement. All civilians not connected with the army of the Potomac are, it is said, to be sent away forthwith. FROM ROSECRANS’ ARMY- A Rebel Attack Repelled by our Cavalry. NASHVILLE, June 12.—Another attack’ at Triune occurred yesterday about five a. m. Forrest, with 5,000 cavalry ,and two batteries, attacked the cavalry division commanded by General R. B. Mitchell. The Federals formed in line of battle and replied vigorously to the fire of the enemy, who retreated as the Feder- als advanced. General Mitchell pursued the rebels six miles. Scouts were sent forward who reported the rebels still retreating. The pursuit was then abandoned. The rebels lost twenty-one killed and sixty or seventy wounded, and ten prisoners. The Federal loss is six killed. Several executions of Federal soldiers, for desertion, will take pl: next week. A grand review of troops will take place here to-day. The weather is hot. Philadelphia COS. PHILADELFHtA, June 12—At the concluding day’s races at Suffolk Park Course te-day, four fine races wererun. The first race, a two mile dash, was wen by Namona; time 343%. The second race, sweepstakes for three year olgs, two mile heats, waS won by Captain Moore, in 3.41¥. The first mile was rnn by the winner in 1.454, the shortest time recorded on any northern course. The third race was won by Seven Oaks, a mile and a quarter dash; time 2.174. The fourth race, a four mile dash, was won by Jerome Edgar in 7.52%. Indian Devastations in Utah. Sat LAKE, June 10.—Thirty mounted In- dians attacked a coach thirty miles westward to-day and killed and scalped the driver and another employee of the line. Fortunately there were no passengers aboard. The Indians opened the mail bag and stripped the eoach. They them ran off the stock. Our troops are after them. The New Idria Quicksilver Mine, San FRANCISCO, June 11.—Workatthe New Idria quicksilver mine im Santa Gruis county is about to be resumed, which will materially increase the quicksilver product of the State. The mine has been closed for many months on account of the litigation as to the title. Paroled Union P. mers. LovisviLir, Tune 11,—1,260 paroled prison- ers paseed thro’'gh Louisville yesterday to join their regiments ‘n Gen. Rosecransarmy, ~ Jubees 2arS, wa This year the Goyernor, one Member of Congress, the Speaker of the House, and the President of the Senate of New Hampshire, all dwell together in Concord. $ sa During the months of January and Feb- ruary last 51,950,789 pounds ef cot ‘worth £2,705,635, were shipped from the portof Bém- bay. s@ Hon. John A. Bingham, of Ohio, hasbeen appointed United States District Judge for Florida, vice Marvin, resigned. & Bourcicault made £70,000 by the “olleen Bawn” in London;. but they say he is losing it rapidly in new theaters. av At last dates trom China the Imperial cause was desperate, The insurgents were cutting up awfnlly. . wv During & pried railroad securities Me on an average of a7 Two thousand n St. Louis have just been