Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1863, Page 1

THE EVENING-STAR 38 PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, {SUNDAY EXCEPLED,) aY THE &TAR BUILD! NGS, Qozzen Peyx’s Avenve 2xv lity Steer, BY WwW. D. WALLAOH. —— ego pot maa ae ry copy, or cent per mont U Sckagee by cartiers at @4 & year, or 37 cents month. To mail subscribars the price is Riso @ yeaY, a@dranee; $9.50 for stx months; @1.95 for three and for lees than three wonths rate of 2 cents 2 week. Single eopies, with or without wrappers, FW0 CENTS. Sv ADVERTISEMENTS should be eent to the ediice before 11 o’elock m= otherwise they may pot sppear unti] the next day. KENDALL'S ANBOLINE FOR THE HAIR. AMBOLINE MOIATEXS, BRAUTIFIES, ODORATES, LENXGHTHEXS, LN VIGORATES, NOURISHES, EMBELLISHES THE HAIR. KENDALL® AMBOCLIWE ica rare sompsnad of wtiulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, amd Herds. for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, aad PER- MARENT VIGOR of t alR, hiy bonefieial where the hair requires a gentle stimulant.” Da. CHILTON. ™ Have never hed anything which #) péerfoetly auswors the purpose of a hair dressing.” WAKRSN WARD, Baz, He. 277 Canal street, N.Y. “ after being bald for seven yaars your AMBO- BIFE has ecvered the entire scalp man.” Prof. JOHN SENIA, No. 35 King street, N.Y. Bor sale by all Draggists and Fancy Geots Bealers. Put in boxes, (containing two betties,) price @1. Manufastured and for sale at wholesale by KENDALL & BANNISTER, Ro, 549 Broapwar, 8. ¥. GEO. D. C. HIBBS, (SUCCESSOR TO W. M. GALT,) DEALER INCOAL, RED AND WHITE ASH, ALL SIZES. H jem @ffiee— 282 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between Lith and Ith streets. may 1 Of AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & Ce., 269 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Burwzes Stz snp 10rx S18., HAVE BOUGHT AT THE RECEIVER'S SALE ‘THE WHOLE BALANCE OF STOCK of the late frm of LEACH & 00., BALTIMORE, consisting of: BERMETICALLY-SEALED GGODS, OF BYERY DESCRIPTION: MEATS, POULTRY, i FISH, | PRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOUPS, Etc, WHICH WE OFFER TO THE TRADE, DY THE PACKAGE, BAB BELOW MANUFACTURER'S PRIO#S, AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., epet 259 Pennsylvania A’ i LEWIS JOHNS BANKERS AND BROKERS, 292 PENNBYLVANI« AVENUR, Wasuikoron Orry, Buy and wil all kinds of UNITED STATES SECURITIRG, exeente orders for stocks at NEW YORE STOUK BOARD, Deaiin BXOHANGES, GOIN AND BANK NOT U, 8, FIVE TWENTY BONDS kept on hand. Fer salient par and interest. _ aY O OKB & UO, a BANKERS AND DEALERS IN @OVERNMENT SECURITIES, are prepared tu farnish the TED STATES FIVE-TWENTY YEAR BIE | a“ vERB CENT. BONDS, (Couroxé OR ReGiseaRey,) tm larse or small sems, On and after July 1. the privilege of converting feeal Tender poves into the Five Twenty Year Bi ase. Partion wishing to secure United Btates Bonds Sais Grterdesboenrs etn t ‘8 fore a ma. i sahas JAY COOKE & OO my 28-dtjy] 452 [5th at N° GOMEROMITD tone TRBABKON OB NOTICE. Tam authorized by the Secretary of War to raise m BATTALION OF CAVALRY for special ser- wree. Each company will be organized as preseribed in General Orders No. 185, series of 1862. All officers will be selected and appointed by the Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval of the Beeretary of War. From the peculiar nature of the service required of this Battalion, none but sober, honest and in- teliigent men will Le enlisted. ‘The best, fiectest and most serviceable Horses only will be used. This Battallion will be armed with the new ce! ebrated Repeating Biffle, discharging fifteen shote per minote. For further particulars apply at No. 217 Penn, avenue. L. CO. BAKER, my i} im Oolone! Commonding Battalion, GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. K have now in store s fail stock of GRNTLB- MEN'S SPRING OVEROOATS, BUSINESS SUITS DuESS SUITS, and FURNISHING GOODS of the Sasen’ s6y ee, i's Ea elaganas os lfeagae to orton, le. 5 Se WALL ‘ete BiNs © 00.0 ansylvanis Avenue. wre? Pe Hinth and Tonth streets. T sects! AND HOTEL KEEPERS, We have jnst received a fall supply of BLODGEIT & SWHET’S PATENT GALVANIZED OVENS, b we will pe!l lower than they have been sold im this city before, We have No. 2 to No.7. =e B. ad. & DB. 1. GREGORY, my 26-tf 321 Pa. avenue, near 7th street. aj WING OWLETT SPINGLL EE UPEN TERS AND BUILDERS, ince. and are now ready to contract for the erection of buildings, &¢., a8 well as to do general yo, XXI. Eben $ PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR LUMBBR Ouimr Assis?’ Quaaraanssrsn’s Orriex, scout Wasninerom, D. 0, June 11, 1063. Sz1L5D Pporosace will be received at this oflee antil TUBBDAY, dune 5, 6s, at 12 o’eloek m., for SSeS? Gearercuter may iva "one alt it r 5 -3 Hon (1.000 10?) feet of Lamber of the following kind od “iptic : Bight buried “thousand (600,000) feet 4-4 er one tech White Pine Common 8 nny shonsend mee feet aressed, tongued aad Fift thousand | , feet Zoaatling, 6 by 5, K fee: long. Hemlock Fifty thousaind (2 3.000) Toot Beantling, 5 by 5, 16 feet '. =m Fifty thansand (80,000) feet Boantling.O by 6. 18 feet io Hemlock. ng Hemlock. the above deneribed to be good merehantable amber, rbjeet Le trict ion oF c agent ap- eek ie vernment, wai tygfumber bo bedelivered by the atth day of aly, 186, PROPOSALS. ‘The full name and Post Office address of the bid- ust appear in the pro: 5 Ifa bid in made in the name ofa firm, the names ofall the parties mast appear, or the bid will be sonaidered as the individual proposal of the party ing it. &ACH PROPOSITION. posals must be addrensed te Capt Edward L. pO ep el oad my, Waskin, D.C., and al marked “Proposals for Lumber.” x ‘Thi reeponsibiltty of the ‘tors must be e of the guarant town OF, the offici certificate « of the Olerk of the searect 0) paces Court or of the United States Dis- rney. The ability of the bidder to fill the con’ it be awarded to him. must should be guaranteed by two tures a°@ to be ap- nan said guarantes mast Bidders must be present in when the bids are opened, or ibetr proposal lil nat ‘be eousid- Bonds in the sam of five thousand dollars, signed dy the contractor and both of his guarantors, will be required of the snecessful bidder upon signing ‘the contrast. th. falfMl the eontract in ascordance with the terms of Ais proposition, and that should his proposition be aecepted, he will at once enter into’ eoutract is ‘aeoor: ee therewith. Should the contract be awarded him we are pre- ed to become bin sureties. (Po this guarantee must be appended the offcial | eertificate above mentioned.) The right to pejece any or all bids that may be deemed teo high is reserved by the Depot Quarter- master. ‘mal proposals will be resected. Tntormal proposals wit RD L, HARYZ, Je 1std _Captainand A.Q.M.,U. 8. Army. BO P GO 8 4 L 6. Cusp Asst QuanrunMasyeR’s Orrion, Depot of Washington, 215G street Corner 18th str-t June 8, 1883. BEALED PROPORALS will be received at this office uatil Thursday, dune 25. 1463, at 12 o’cloek M , for the burialof perzov: dying while in the military service or under the proteetion of the United States. in the city of Washington, and also witain three miles of said city. from the Ist of July until the 31:t ef December, 13 Bpeciicstiona for all the requirements of euch Durieis can be seen at this office. PR®POSALS. The full name and post office address ef the bid- der must appear in the proposal Ifa bid is made in the name of a firm, the namon ofall the parties mur: apvear, or ths bid will he considered as the individual proposal of the party signing 5 : roposals from disloyal parties wild mot hecon- sidered, and an oath of allegiance must aecompeny each propsit on, Proposala must be addressed to Captain Edward L, Hartz, A nt Quartermaster L. B. Washington. D, C..and should be plainly mar “Proposals for the Burial of Persensa dying whiie in the military service or under the protection of the United states.” GUARANTEE. The responsibility of the guxrantors must be shown by he official certifieate cf thu Clerk ofthe aearest Listriect Qourt or ofthe United States Dis- trict Attorney. The ability of the bidder to fill the contract sbould itbe awarded to him. must be zuarsantied by, two responsible persone, whose signatures are te 3¢ appended to the gaarantee, and suid guaran tee must accompany th- bid, Bidders must be piesent in person when the bide a’ opened.or their proponalé will not be coasid- er Bounds in the sum of five thot dy the contractor and both of guarantors, will bo required of the successful bidder upon signing the contract FORM OF GUARANTEE. We —,, of the county of —, and State of — aad— ofthe county of —, and State of —-, do nd dollara, signed aereby guaranty that —— is able to fuifila contract | im accordance with the termaef his propositien, and that, ehoald bis proposition be scecpted, he will at once enter imto a contract in accordance therewith. Should the contract ba awarded hima, wo are pre- pared to become his seeuri tion. (Po this guarantee musi be appended the official] certificate above mentioned. The right to reject any or all bide that ma deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quartar- erica ls will be rejocted nformai proposals will be rejaeted. EDWARD L. HART: fe 0-td Captain sod a QM .U.8 A pPorceats FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN Asviszant Quarts: RtER’s Orrics, i Foras: ariment. Cor. G and 2ed streets, ASEINGTON, D.C., April 16. 1863 Waitress Provosas are invited for furnisbing BAY, STEAW, OATS, and CORN, for the asa 6? this Depot. to be delivered at the Railroad Depot, oratavy of the Government wharves in this city. The pro: a be acdressed to the under signed, and they should state the quantity of — article offered, also the prize and the date very Proposals will be received for five thousand 45,000) bushels of Corn or Oats, and Afty (59) tons of ay Or Straw, and upwards, ailess it should be for the interes} of the Government to contract fora eas amount. All grain tobe pnt up in good sacks, of about two (a) bushels each, which are to be furnished atthe oest cf the contracter. ‘The Hay and Straw to be securely baled, All Graia and Hay offered to be aubject toa rigid inspection by the Goverment [napector. : lontracts will be awarded from time to time to the lowest responsible bidders, as the inter-staot the service may require. Good security will be required for the faithful fulfiliment of any contract “Eepeent betes che oomelation of th ayment to be made atthe completion of the BL. BROWN contract, ie . ap 7-Sm Captain and A, QM. U.B. A. juart@rmastsr General’s Ofiice tenders for their ‘ter or sale. { ‘ies will not be eon- | ! i Teuders should contain descriptions of the | versels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered tonnage, actual ng ca) ty whether corpeet: whether side-wheel or pro- pellers, whether iron or copper fastened, size and power of engines and boilers; and should state the price at which they are offered for long or short charter, with the estimated value of the vessel in PS case of loss, or prefer to purchase instead ef chartering. Owners ef steam vessels already in the service of the Quartermaster’s Department sre requested to make known tothe De ent any reduction in their present rates y may be willire to gtant,and also the price at which they will be willing to sell them. All euch tendera should be addressed to the | ‘termaster Genors! of the United State: asbington, for charter o1 fale of steamers.” hen reeeived, they will be considered, and the Department wii! endeavor to reduce the heavy @xperse attending army t! tation upon the one and nee ware by. gp tuting. heise it gan do s0, cheaper vensels of Oe lor Z it Sera, dhor: employed, 7 23 3m is) Quartermaster General. A E Ta PUBLIC Ans Respectfully invited to visit and inspect my LAUNDRY Orrostes Grovar’s THEATER, Every Day from 9 wntil 3 o'clock, having remodeled my entire washing facilities and being desirous that the’ community should knew thet they havea Leundry in their midst seoond to none in the United States, for completing a large amount of work and with dispateh. Any one hav- ing large pieces, blankets, quilts, bedspreads, &c., will find {t 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, A share of the public | We wash and iron everything—no exception seretring frectiarsa myisint’ | myWims JAS. F. HOTOHKISS, Prov 7EL1 AND CEMENT OBSTETRICAL SURGEON SR ERR see ger A, > patie Rati gens as: iw . ¥ Joun & wa Bp isle’ eet, From hie profeso erieneo, and ex- my Zeolm* Agents for the Felt Company. Dp APPLES AND PEACHES, ar JONES & 00.'3, Gorser Bighth and D ste, Rik votes tieport of the Oomm a Mop nts, ; Oonayct of the War, With = OP Ge TATLOR, | various grades RING & Bq POHEEE, 2 corner }3th strect orment ay, | and should be endorsed ‘Proposals | in case the Government shoald | | Hair and Husk Mattresses, | fronting on north @ street, between [7th and ith | and Jeiwonths, with inverest, seoured by a 2 material, | {) Stor. ve. 1he wicow and heirs of Adam Duiane AUCTION SALES. _ FUTURE Days. By J.C. Me@UI&B & 00, perry e UILDING LOTS IN THS FIReT WA A B Posie 84Le—On WEDNESDAY AFTER- BOON, Jun-!?th. at6 o’eloek, on the panied eommencing with the first named, we shall sell the following bi iiding Lota in the Firat Ward, va: cts Ro. 16 and :9,in Renare No %, froating xenee ely On Lorth L. between Nineteenth ant Twentieth streets weat, and N:netecath street, between K and Ls te north, Lets 21 snd 38. inXquare Wo W7, fronting east on north L street, between Eighteenth and Ki teorth t, re Wo. 75 fronting 87 feet on een Twenty-first and Twenty- seconde west. runoing an average depta of £4 feet toa 9' feet ailey i There Lots will ai! be subdivided into convenient Brilding Lote {f desired. Yerme : One third in cash ; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, seeured by deed of trust on tbe preminas all sonveysneng et coat of the purehaser. jot-d + C. MeGUIKB & OV., Ancts. By W.L, WALL & OO., Auctioneers. 'WO EMALL FRAME HOUSSS ON 20TH st2mmt at Avcrioxn —On WEDNESDAY #F- TEKROON, the 17th inst t 6 o’elock, we will seli in frontef the premi: Pquare ht, improved by tw 5 eontaining each five r-oms.and fronting om # th street wert. between north L and M streets. Terms: One baif eash; balance in six and tweive montha bearing interest, seeured by deed of trast CONS premise! mary —On WSD. Isth, at 6 o’cloek, on 1! deed of trust dated 8: in Liber J.4.8., No, folios 363, et esq., Land reeerds for Washington county, D C.. and by virtue of a deereeof the Cirent Court of the Dis- triet of Columbia fu ehansery eause, No, ITH, wherein Menry Barron et al, are comylain- ante, and Chas, ‘a)lach and Samuel Hanon. ir, are defendants substitnting me as Trustec in tae place and stead of the said 0. 8 Wallach, cur viving Trastee, 1 shall self original lot aumbered eurteen (14) in square numbered nine hundred and Pett Cond situated at the eorner of G street north and Bleventh street east. Terms cash. All conveyaneing at the eost of fe. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. my 152aw&ads J 0 MeGUIRE & OO., Aucte. By J.0 Me@UIBRE& OO., Auctionsers. XCELLEN' FURNITURE AND HOUSB- 4 MBErinG Evguors ac Pusiic averios.—Oa TUURSDAY MOBNING June lsth, at 19 o’elock, at the late id¢enee of J. B. H Sm: eorser of Fif:eanth ani H str: Furniture and Efl-ets. comprisio, Wainut Mahogany, and Oak Bcokoasss, Etexcres. Cen re, So/a, apd Side Tables, Bofas, Lounges, Arn and Baey Ohairs, B.usse « Parior, ( baw ber and Btair Carpets, O51 joth, Matt ng. Rugs, BHandao: ¢ Crimson Silx Curtains, with Laee Our- tains, Cornice. and Fixtures, Demask and Chintz Cartain and Shades, Gilt-frame Mirr ra, Slabs and Brackets, Earge Folding Cninese Bcreen and other Chinese mente, Pp SueEes SALE CF UNIMPROVBE PROP- NBSDAY AFTERN nha sell ths aid Mantel Ornemen‘s Extension g Table, Marble-top Sideboard, Tea "able. Dining O! |. Butler’s Tray, and Giaseware. Castors. Outlay. t Bedsteads, Wardrobes,and a Large Physche Glass, Toitet Setts, Fea be eda, Bolatere ana Pill: ws, Bipgl Trou Bedsteada a: d' Bedding, er with a eeneral assortment of How as and Kitchen Furnitare ms cash, jeizd J. C. McGUIRE & 6O., Ancta, Sy J.C. McGUIKE & OO.,, Auetiousarn, PEREMPTORY SALB OF TWO DESIKABLE BuICK DWELLING Horses xaac tre Wau Da- On THO RSDAS A¥TERNOON, Jnas SiGe 'clock,entbe premises we snail sell Lot in Davidson's rp tbdivision of square No. 163 streets, in p-oved by two four story briex dwelling bo . containing eseh 9 rooma, hgndsomely fur i nveri@ntly arranged throngaout gn:, bath rooins, waler-close:+.and fourth eaub; the remainder in 6, 12 eed of irnsten the p emises, ne "| Conveyancing to be paid by purchaser, 4J.0. MeGUIRS & 09, tRep, & Chron | Auctioneers, ULBE & CO., Avetionesrs, P's SALK OF VALTABLK #UILD- jell No. 138, foliow 34) et seq , r «for Washington county, D Les hex 7,8 21, 19.20, 21, Co MeGuire’s wibdivinio tach vt feet su North G street west and North Os back to 4.20 foot alley, Ou third cash: the remainder ing and h interest, Secured by deed of trust and 25, iu James | are @24, fronting between First 1 street, and run ec at the cost of purchasers 4, these Lote will be subdivided Into Lots of 16 feet frant each, THO. J. FISHER, Trastee. my #eedda J C.McGUIRE A CO. Aucts. j © McGUIRE & OO., Austioneers. *3 SALE OF VALUABLE LOT2 IN JFTice SQuanB —On BATURDAY *slosk. on the ust to the eub- 7th 1887. and duiy recorded in » follow 51 et req . one of the iand record, tor We-hingtou county, D.C shall sell Lota No 5. and #3, in Jaries 0, MeGuire’s bub- @:¥ sion of Rqaare numbersd 64, euch frontiag 24 fe ton Mrtreet, near the Government Priating Oftce, and running back 75 feet J inches, to a3) or tabiey The Lote have s pavement id and trees lented in front, and are very dérirabie locations oe Terme: One-third in cash, the remainder ing | anc 1) mentha, with interest, seeured by # deed of 2 ust on thy premires, Alleust of conveyancing to be paid by the pur- ebaser. THOS. J. FISHER, Trustes, my So-eod&da J O.MeGUIRB& UO. Aucta, ByJ C McGUIRE A CO., Auctionsera, Gos: BALE.—By virtue of adocree of F the Orphans? Courtof tha Granty of Wash- ington, in the Diatriet cf Oolumbia,I wili offer at ition, on THURSDAY, the istkh day of June next. stéo’eloeck P M., onthe premises Lot No. ibree (3,) im Samuel Davidron’s subdivision of | rqvare No. one hundred and eighty-four, (181.) fronting thirty three feet on north K street, ant yerning bace one hundred and forty six fecteleven | ipehes Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to he paidineash and the residuein two equa! in- atelments at six and twe:ve months, with interest, to be secured by approved notes, JULIA H. ADDISON, Guardian of Cr as. Morrix Addieon. my 26 Stawaae J C. McGUIRE & U By J. ©, MoGUIBE & GO , Auction RY BALK.—By virtue of a decree of the ¢ Court of the District of Coi Ee cause of Caleb Dulaney, ad ty, and dated June 3. 155.1 will 02 FRIDAY. the 36th day of June, jnatant, atho’clock P, M., on the premises that yalnzble lot known as Lot No. Fifty-five,(65 )in rquare three hupdred aud rixty-seven, (367.) sit sireet, uearQ, improved with @ No sale, Cath, ms must be complied with within one wath alter sale,erthe property may be resold, after Ww 's notice, at the risk and cost of the first puicha: Conveyancing st the cort of the purchaser. WALTERS. OOX Trustee, J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTHR'S DEPOT.) Corer of G and 92d sireets Wasring tox, dunes, i933.§ tion on WEDNESDAY, the the Corral, near Observatory, and Horses and Mules the proper Staton Will be sold at # 24te June instant, & lot of condemned ty oftbe Termecas SO Tee hed Bale to comment? 3310 A, M, OG. H. TOMPKINS, jena ——_Oaptain A QM UL BA, WwW HIDES—HIDES. ILL Be sold at Public Aucfion, on ever; WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 11 o'clock m., @ the Wharton ay street, Washington, s: oe Governmen Beef Hiieson hand et the time « at the Lt. Col. ana 6. 8. 0." 8. Terws cash, in Treasury notes, to bo erage of sale. for _{€bron.} HB REYNOLDS HOUSR. The undersigned, thankful to his friends and the bic in general, for the patronage they Bave iven him as former BEOpEIg Or of! the oecSletan Honse,” respec sires begs leave to inform them that he bas transferred bis establishment to the corner of lth street and Penn- sylvapia avenue, where Le has opened a house in new and complete style. ‘Connected with RESTAURA where the best and ‘ays be on hand, Meals can be had id at tho shortest notise. 2 ‘6 respectfally invited to visit this "3. ¥. REYNOUDS, Proprietor, W Conduct Miehele T: 3 . Wegner. ecdquarters at Metrogetad Be] Hou, ‘S40 vapia avenue. on Blevgsch fret. cornet of Bouts Garing sys" reet, eornel ave pue, Navy Yard. my 3-lm* Ing WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY. JUNE 16, 1863. | Senin ar he is sure that the Star. THE WEEKLY STAR. Le 3 eG This excellent Family and News Journal, containing a greater variety of intefeating reading than can be found in any other, is pubdlishee on Friday morning, TEnma—Cask, wveriahiy in cdranes. Single copy, per annum, 8100 Five copies a6 ‘Ten copies. #00 Twenty-five copies -2 00 It invariably contains the “ Washington News” that has nade Me Daily Evening Mar circulate so genersily throughont the country. S7 Bingle copice (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the tenne of the paper. Priceo—THRaE CErts. PERSONAL. B* MISTAKE OR MISCHIEF 80ME PERSONS aceusing me of haviag (wrongly) sold cigars in Warhington. The undersigned offers any doi ars reward to any Italian or other parson who eovld fodeelare and prove. Address, with real name and residence. to ME. JOHN GUOOLUNE, No. 634 Penn avenue, between 2d and 31 sts. 34 13 Bt" z A. CICIRELLO. ) JMPOSITION “Madame octress and rologist, was bern ° Ske telis the past and fntnre—never known to ig Onuses speedy marriages; ene together those pe separated; cures all ases. Business = ietly sondeatial. ne a street north, eerner it Ofee. The onl; rs0n sares frem the hat can show a of fature hus! or absent friendin re- ality. Ladies 50 sents; Gentlemen @1. my 9 Im* HY MAGNETISM. MER. WREN continues to OURE ALL DIShAsms Oall and see this elty testimonials, 445 K st., detweenéth and 7th Washington,” my 1-Im™ N=" YORK WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP LINE, SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASHINGTON and (; EFORGRTOWR, D.C. STEAMBHIPS BALTIMORE EMPIRE, 8. BREEN Regular Sailing Bays W EUNBSDAYS and SaT- URDVAYS, at 12 m.. from fovt of Bish street, Gevrgetown, and Pier 35, fout of Wall street, New York. freight or passage app!y to For treiae te Rea s RUINEHART, Agents, foot of High street, Georgstown, or JAMES HAND, Agert, Se 12 én" 117 Wall street, New York. perortant TO THE LADIES, 4 CHANCE FOR CHEAP Goons. JUST OPEFED AT LANSBURGH & BROWS BALTIBORE BARGAIR STORE, 375 SEVENTH STREET, Temp Doom Anovag I, 40 pieces Lawns at 18% and weents, Choiee Calicoes 15, 14 and % eente. Blew hed Muslins i7s:, 15 and 29 eenta, A full lsne ef Linen Gouda for boys’ wear, Silk and Gingham Bun U morelias, from7s cents up, Lace'voints and Mantillas, from Anetion, Hoop Bkirts of every sine and make 200 dozen Green & jozen, 1 0¢0 donen I. and P. Coats’ Bpools, $1, Hosiery. French Oorsets, pols. Black Filk 8 And agreatr sry other Anetion Bargains teo no- merous to mention, at balf price, AL LAD: Es, Be wise and call before another rine at LANEBURGH & BRO.’S BALTIMORE SARGAiN STORB, 375 BEvENxTH Breaker, e})-29* Third door above I. WwW HITE SULPHUR and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, ar DOUBLING GAP, PENN’A, JAMES D. HENDLEY, Propricter, Late or Kirkwood House, Wash ngton, SEASON OPENS 15TH OF JUNE. These Bpring# are in Cumberland County, Pent sylvania, >) wiles west of Harrisburs. accepsidie from ail the principal cities by railroad to Harrisb b, thenoe vy the Cam’ and Valley Taiirosd to Newville ; from Newville, 3 mites good gtaging to the Spr 2 i8 sways in waiting upon the arrival of the eara at Neeville, Passengers leaving Philadelphia. Baltimore. or Washington in the morning osn arrive at the Springs the same evening at o'clock. The dotel is commodious and comfurtable, with Bot apd Cold iathy attached grounds for walks avd amuse + a The long ‘xpericnre of the present Proprietor ‘or Many yearr pas. at the kwood Hone io Washington D C ,)e@ ablea him to say, be conducte4 in a manner to piaas?a 1 Terms: & 2gerweek: 4 weeks $4). Chilcren and servants helf priee je 2ea* y ] ABHINGTON GARDENS amy ALE VAULTS, Ro 894 North Capitel street, Between Band N Tre sudsoriber taken ot the be soi extensive io wiorming bis f-iesnas erally that his A:e and Beer cana Furpassed. his vy ulta being the best ia the city, ud he irviteral fend ct geod Ale to cali and jadze for her selves. tin Daria well stocked witn the beet Wines, Fiquors and Utgars in tae merket, sid bit suloon i datters bimuelf coolest place iu the city. bat those w oecall once willcall will be pleased with bis houre ard the manner jo which 1: ia eondusted. je i3 iw* GEORGE DIN ALDSO. MoUOUKKELL & GUUS ER LONDS NBEKKY. NEW YORE. PHIL- ADEi PHIA AND BALTIMORE PACK KT BUL-H, Ssiling regularly Lou usual indneementa f sitingto secure passa, No:ih of Irelana he splendid 41 Br 2,060 tops. Cart MOG derry for New Yor a jonderry, offer un arti-sin thie conntry du for their frie: ds frum tho INNGDWAHA,” from Loadon a3ith of July, Early application tor tick FY. An the emigration tu this country from Ireland in new very large. Passengers by tais lice, landing wither in New York or Philadelphiv. will ba braught through wo Haltimore, i sired, promptly on ar- rival. aca very emali ad onal charge. N. B.—The fine Al ish sbip “B+ RADAOO- NA,” of the same line. will sil :rom Londonderry % 4° " for Philadelphia. about the same tive Passages may red and mnoncy orders fer remittances obtained from NOX & 0O.,125 Smith’t wher je%-3W Baltimore, Ud. (QU PHBIOR BILVEL-PLATED TRA SETS. , == RNB, CABTORS #0ORKR, : RPOONS,' LADLES dc., Of new and de=irable patierne, received’ this day and wiil be offered at unuenally low prices, C, W. BOTELER & SON'S Honsefarnishiag Store, je 10-e03t $s Iron Hall. T GENERAL BTAGE OPFICK HE Following stages run from Heuse daily:—To Leonardtown, St Mar: ’s covnty. Md, via Surratts ville. TB, B-antown, Hughesvili: Charlotte Hali, Chaptico and Leonaraiwwa atri weekly line to “Also, ‘ort Fobac o, leavex the Kim- mel Honre every Tuesday, Thorrday and Saturday, at? % a.m., via Pisvataway xnd Dufield to Port Tobacco. A ¥. KIMMELL, Agent, Washington. June }, 1863 he PROPRIETOR OF THI8 LINE STAGES J.C. THOMPSON, has removed from Ohar- lotte Hali to T B, where he means to keep a tirst- clase hotel, Gentlemen and ladies traveling on -this line can be accommodated in good style. Din- ner ready when the stage arrives, going and re- | tarviny at afl times. J.C THOMPSON. Proprietor. _ie-eolm TB, Prince George’s county, Ma. ROVISIONS, 25 PER GENT. OHEA’ HAN OVISIO! "BE OE? PER THAN Prime Bugar cured HAMS, Ii ets., Bes: Family porn, $8.06 per bbl. 1 DRIED BYP, 12) |, dete. rib. ids & CO. JONES i my 6 Oorner Kighth «nd D strecta, (gaeat NEW i ARRIVAL OF FRUITS. ORANGES, this season, 3,00 boxes splendid sprin: x LE uO) i BAIsINB, oo 30,090 drums FIG8, 25000 COOCANUTS, bags PEANUTS. Son vese EFat JONES & 00.8, corner ath and D sts. Washinyton, TER, Bt CHEESE AND EGQR. 800 Darreis tresb selected RUGS. 500 packages naw gress BUPTER, 1900 box io. Loew CHEESE. at JONES & 00.8, ___Sepner S10 sed D ats., Washington. AMB, DKIKD BEEF. HERBING, MAOKBREL. Arrived fresh at joo JONES & CO.’8, HE CHEAPEST BINING BOOM! The New York Dining Room 474 7th street, op- posite Post Office. Open day and night, Sanday included. Qlean single Koome 8 cents esch, my i6-Im* Jarek J Wuro RIS BEER BREWERY ar 169 SEVENTH STREET, Barwaus 0 anv ? B33, Their friends and the pablic generally are re- spectfully invited to-eell. ie lt tw" WINDOW SHADES, 486 Beautifal and styles of Gilt reer, 3 ° ?: Soe Terme cash, A. @RAMBUSOH & O00. de | Daniels’ Spools, & cents per | GROVER’S THEATRE. PENNWSYLVANIA AVENU E.noar Wilards’ Hotel Luoxaap Gaoven........ ec eceeees MAB AGRE THIS (Tues*sy) EVENING, June, MI88 eC: AN DBNIN M188 ISABBL FREEMAN 3 MR. BEN. ROGERS, and the entire company will appear for the @rat and only time but one é jp ae OR, YHE AVALANOR AUVRETTE; Gh, THE AVALAROHE, A romantic, musical ¢sectpele by Dion Bourel- with MIFAB SURAN DENIN 48 PAUVRETYR, Act 1—The Chaneed Infants Act 11—The ascent of the Alps. Act J1J—Alone in the Mountains. THE aVAL. Vietin. Btartling Diseove: eday—Last night of Pavvrette. imission 6, 85, and 75 eents. Ho extra WwW 4 sherge for seonred seats. VARIETIES! VARIETIES: OOOL, DELIGHTFIL «¥D PLEASANT, The mort eomfortable place of resort in thi: city, fron. ing on three bruad stieets. Wa do aot force people to believe what we say, but let them eve and ecnvinee themselves, - Grest novelties this week fe gs ERT SINS STS DOM BINED At Ne: ora few ni 8 OD! © great local ane O! ‘A GLANCE aT KEW YORK. Nellie Howard.it her gr + im per- sonation of. seseess sees Mose. @8...............Lize. great Dramatic @o.u- gular Concert Hall The Gri = ae ot ily TEADIAN. RLLIE HOWARD, sae: BUDWORTH, HARRY LBSLI¥. WATKINS, Wi sh Previous to whick Harry Leali @us Kops Ascension. Will shortly appears ti uvely formed Artiet, Miss FANRI® WILR.N, in her great ast of Bo- mean Grecian Btatn Prices—25 and 4% eents. CANTERBURY HALL, LOUISIANA AV., wean Bixen Graney, THE COOl, BETREAT! UNPARALLELED ATTZACTION! OVELTY. VABIBTY, AND TALENT! Po-night, the magnificent Spectoeular Bxtrava- sat rainy GFT Or, sH8 ENCHAN1 ED GRO fTOBS OF BLFLAND Wri t-n expressly for this Betablishment with pew ar¢ sylenrié scenery, xorgeons costumes, startling magical fects, &e.,d¢ ,ertirely eclips- gin xra@uceur Snything ever produced in tois city Te great Dramatic Company and the entire ermire Court ol Beauty appear in the piece Price Light OH: Miss Lilie Brandon Bam blicg Rooney... t. George B. Bc eson Also, a new and beautiful ballet, arranged by Mons.J.B 1 Feollosy entitled -” THB VILLAGE Gog TTE in whieh Mons Peolloty and his lovely Cerpade baliet wi.l appear. Appearance vo! Mii bewitehing songetri Jeu Eva Brent, the yeurg and Miss Kate Vennoyer, the finished Ganseu-e. the great Comedians and ; the umequzlea Corps d‘Etbhiope. Bee bilis to-day. | Admission 25 and 4) cenis, Doors open ig o’slook. Performanee at 2, 4 GRAND MATINEE ill be given BSATUBDAY AFTERNOON, at 20’cleck, For Lapies amp OnILDRES. When the great Oanterhury Company will appar, Admirrien— Ladies 2 ets: children Weta. je 16 METROPOLITAN HALL, | PExN. AVENUB, BeTWBen 117d AND i2TH Braree Chey are | THE COOLEST PLACH IN THE CITY! NEW ENGAGEMENT or? ORLRBRATED PARLOR OPERA COMPANY. FOR A SHORT SEASON. SCENES. DUETTS, AND WHOLE acts, Or 7ha Most Porviag ITALIAN, EQ ERMAN arp ENGLISH OPERAS, with BRILLIANT COSTUMES anp PULL ORCHESTRA?! AIRS, TRIOZ, BP Thiacelodraed ecuproy hes wena host of admirers during ste stayat New York, Philadsl- yhia,etc, Therefore. the frionds of wusie should not mise the oppo-tunity now presented of evjoy- ing a few evenings’ amusement, Admission cents Opensd at7 o'clock H&NZE & MERKLEIN, Proprietors. fp tenens ‘S GARDEN, Nwan tie Navy Yarn, The undersigned respectfully announces to ciubs, societies. private partic i beantifol Summer Ga: public disposal for Pic entertainments during wonable ter in or areun within a she liculura 39} between Ith jen acd other he S@aSOn. On very ies The Pavilion it one of tho largest Washington. The city cara run t dirtance cf ihe garden, For par on the prem 8,¢n B strest south, aod ee .. £. my 1 im* (Pe CONCEFT TWICE A WEER—ervery HW MONDAY and TUURSDAY APLEXBRNON—Ddy the Washington City Dress Band. Mr. Trojsi, jeader, at Mr FREDERICK MARTIN'S Lager Beor Gardep and kivstaurant, Kast Oapitol street, corner of 5th, je 1-im* BOOKS! Re " BOOKS! NEW The Casties Heir, a nove! Hesiy Wood; Weuk Lungs Dio Lewis, M illustrated: price @l 2: Fubstance and Shadow, or Morality and Religion in their relations to Life, by Henry James; price 7 EW an D, 1” Raoul de Sunville, by Eugene Sue; price 5, Just received and for asie hy PHILP & ZOLOMONE, je is ot 332 P. P _ TO BUILD ROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A STATION HOUSE FOR METROPOLITAN PULICE Mayor's Orvick, Washington, June 15, } Sealed Proposals, endorsed ~ buuding Com tee on Station-Howsen.”’ will be receivel at the "sg Office until FRIDAY Jane 26th, at 12 Bi., for the «rection and completion of a on-Honse, te be located ou North K streat, between 2th and 2ist streats, An oath of allegiance must accompany each bid. The plans snd specifications of Messrs. Cluss and Kammerhueber, Architects, can he seen god w ll be expisined at the Mayor's Office, from this aate, Tho right to decline any er all the proposals is pire if deemed for the interest of the Corpo- ration. Ample security for the faithful performance of the contract will be regard from the successful Didder. RICHARD WALLAOH. Mayor, JOHN H. 8&M4E3, President Board of Aldermen. ASBURY LLOYD. President Board of Common Counall, juilding Committee. {Intel, & Chron.} BB & BSVER DGE BBOCKSBORS TO e. FOWLER & 90. IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ONINA, GLASS AND BARTHEN WaRH, Fine Cutlery, lated Ware, toll Metal Gooas, Pitchers, sloak Tin Goods, "in Onaraber Bota. apap mee Waiters, LA <li pehn amps, Coal ~ terns, Stone ‘Ware, &e., ‘ae ke. je b5-10t . Goods Packed and Delivered in this City snd Georgetown free “Of charge. shy 504 (044 Fellows’ Hall) Seventh st,, _By2-eoly Washiugton G REAT WAR NEW 8! CAPTURE OF THE STEAMER NARRAGANSETT WITH 4 OARGO OF DRY @OO D8, Suitable for the ledies of Washiegton, amongst b be found— Besatifal email haqured CHALLIBS at 18 cents, em Iss conta, Z&MBIQU Bs at 26 worth 5) cents, many other burgains. them at And a great igarperede BURGH #0805 satin dg eavgain fons, 3o 12 lw* Sdoor above I streets» FROM THE SHEN4NDOAH VALLEY. —_s—__ Impertant frem Winuchester—Gen Milrey at Harper's Ferry—Succeastal Retreat— Cute his Way Through the Rebel Ar ERIE S {Correspondence of the Baltimore American.) HakPER's Ferry, June 14.—The rebel raid, or rather invasion, which hus been so Song talked about, is becoming an earnest fact, as youalready know. Itis dificult, in the eon- fueion and excitement prevailing here, to aseer- tain the real facts, or to separate the true from the ecore of fulse and exaggerated reports fly- ing atont. There is no doubt, however, of the one great fact, that & force of considerable magnitude, under command of General Ewell, isin the Valley, and that the rebels haye con- ducted the movement with their usual celerity Qnd skill, and are evidently determined upon &@ bold movement. ‘Theirmain ferer, under General Ewell in person, marehed directly on Winchester, with the view of surrounding and besieging Gen Milroy’s forces there. The main body is said to have numbered 13,000men. The whole rebel force engaged in the movement is thought to be about 25,000. Gen. Milroy bad strongly forti- fied his position, and was able to hold the rebels at bay during ihe whole of Saturday and Sunday. Keport eaye that in eeveral attacks on the works the rebels were eeverely repulsed, and lost heavily. Finding that the enemy were heavily reinforcing and marifesting a urpore to tho: oughly invest the Place, gen. ilrey determined whilst it was in his rr to cut his way outand join the forees ut Her- per’s Ferry. The movement was successfully executed, but not withouteonsiderable fighting, in which our troopeacquitted themeel ves well. General Milroy prepered for the movement during Sunday night, and at three o'clock ibis morning commenced to move out on the road toward Harper's Ferry. The rebels soon dis- cerned the movement and followed. A run- ning fight eneued all the way from Winchester to within a few miles of the Ferry. So far as the facts are now known every attack of she rebele was repulsed; though not without con- siderable loes on our tle for which a fall nalty was exacted. ‘he sound of the artil- , Jery firing during the morning gradually ap- prneching: Harper's Ferry, indicated that Gen. ilroy was falling back. und an intense inter- eet was of course excited. About noon the head of the retreating column reached Hall- town, three wiles trom the Ferry, and couriers soon after announced that Gen. Milroy had brought nearly the whole of his force, between nine and ten thonsand men, ssfeiy in, and that he saved nearly the whole of his guns and trains. Those inthe works which could not be moved, were spiked. A strong supporting force was thrown from Harper's Ferry, bat judging trom the cessation of the firing the rebels apparently concluded that they had been foiled, and gave up the pursuit, The troops from Martinsburg, under General | Tyler. cogether with those from North Moun- tain, under orders from Gen. Schenck, naving sent off all their stores on the trains, prepared to retrent on Harper’s Ferry on Saturday eve- ning. Fverything being removed, about seven o clock in the evening he took up his line of | parch, and had some slight skirmishing, in | which our troops behaved very well. Nothing ot yalue was left behind, and the whole affair | was managed well, his troops reaching Har- j per’s Ferry early on Sunday morning. The first approach of the rebels was on Ber- \ ryville, which was held as an ou:post of Win- { chester by Gen. McReynolds. His force num- bered about 3,000 1 cluding the6th Mary- land regiment, Co 1 Horne, and Captain j Alexander's Ist Maryland butery. Berryville ; is about half way between Snicker's Gap and Winchester. Longatreet’s rebel vorps is said to have advanced on thissmall command from Sticker’sG heldin check for nearly six hours on Saturday, when they were oyer- whelmed by eufierior numbers, and fell back on Winchester. The (th Maryland regiment and the Ist Mary- i Iand battery bore a large share of the heavy | fphting at this point, and suffered severely. Capt. Alexander, with his hatwry, snpporied by the Gth, had charge of the works, and re- j pulsed th with great { hier ropnd autil H ance of ten. Reynold’s troops Bad i for Winel and had made good ; their retreat, wher coming on and the closing are ad them in yreat force, they ompelied don their guns and iryland was cnt up and & staail number escaping, and der and Lieut. Lvane, of the artil- i -n men, were all of his tine com- i d who reached Harper's Ferry. Anum! | of the missing were taken prisoners { Gen. Kenly reports these commands as hay ing | distinguished themselyes beyond all praise. They did t yield until th y broughs thorty pieces cf cannon to bear upon them. | WHEREAROVTS OF THE REL VASION OF ] MARYLAND. Monocacy Juncrion, 2 P. —While there { isnodonbt that the mma force of the rebels which had besieged Winches+r are still in Virginia, it is generally believed ¢ the cay- alry ard artillery, under Jenkins, who had the fight with Gen. Tylvrat Martinsbarg, have s+d into Maryland, either above or at Wil- it is asserted here quite contident- 1 cavalry were in Hagerstown at 5 his morning, bntthe only positive fact I have been able to learn is that the telegraph { line between Frederick and Hagerstown has | ceased entirely to work. As there was no | Siorm to damage the line, the inference is that it has been cnt, and of course that the rebels | have done it. It was @'soreporied at Harper's | Ferry thatea small force of rebel cavalry had been in Sharpsburg. The stage which left Ha- gerstown early this morning, passing through Middletown, arrived at the usual time, having met with no interruption; nothing having been seen or heard of the rebeis along the turnpike. The good people of Frederick hays been in a stale of great excitement to-day and yesterday. Hundreds of the citizens have made prepara lions to leate the town, and be: ier j #blenumber wentto Baltimore in trains to-day, other having gone in various directions in pri- vate vehicles teward the Pennsylvania line. The free colored populution are in great per- turbation, fearing that they will be carried into Dixie, and sold as slaves, by the rebels. | They crowded two or three burthen ears that j Went down to-day, and it is probable there | will be a general flight of them from this sec- i tion of the country. The Government has re- Moved its surplus commissary stores from | Frederick, and cleared the hospitals of all pa- | tients who could be moved. H } | } i | The Baltimore Sun of this morning says: 4 The salon pets the substance ef a official ispatch received from Gen. Mil b; Gen. Schenck Jast night: BES Oy aaa “The fortifications were inyestei by about 15,000 Confederates, with twenty pieces of ar- tillery. This force, after a desperate conflict, carried the outer works by storm about 6 o'clock on Sunday evening. Gen. Milroy spiked his heavy guns and withdrew after night in the direction of Martinsburg. He marched about four miles unmolested, when he was attacked by an overwhelming force. A desperate fizht of two hours iuollowed, when Gen. Milroy cut his way through, and arrived at Harper's Ferry with a suppos: d Joss of not over 2,006 killed, wounded and missing.” The road is now open through Martinsburg toMaryland and Pennsylvania, While cavalry raids may be executed in those Suates, it is thought impos-iole for the main body of the Confederates to pass over and leave the heavy foree under Gen. Tyler at Harper's Ferry in their rear. The belief last night, however, among the military men was that Gen, Ewell’s force has crossed at Williamsport and pro- ceeded to invest Harper’s Ferry, This, how- ever, Was only surmise, as no official informa tion of such a movement had been received. The latest advices last nizht were that the railroad and telegraph lines between this. cit and Harper's Ferry were stall uninterrupted. Brig. Gen. B. F. Kelly passed through this city lastnight, en route for Grafton, by the war of Pittsburg, &c. He will assnme commandof | the forves in that section of Virginia. Governer Bradford arrived here from. An- napolis at § o'clock yesterday afternoon. He bad a lengthy private interview with Majer Gen. Schenck, the nature of which did not transpire. It is thought his proclamation call- ing for ten thousand volunteers, pursuant to the call of the President, will be iseued to-day. His Honor Mayor Chapman, with a commit- tee of ihe a cepnell. also bad an interview with General eck last evening, looking to the protection of the city, &c. B77 They have a cheerful horse railroad ia Hartford. One terminus is at the State Prison and the other at the cemetery. One would pre- ter to be @ way passenger rather than & through passenger,