Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1863, Page 1

e THE EVENING sTaR 38 PUBLISHED EVERY aPreRn, . (SUNDIY EXCEPTED," coe aT THE | enenas BUILDINGS; Psrxn’AAVENUX AND 1 (Cosmas iS 1Td STRRey, WwW. D WALLAOH; —~—._____ Papers servedwiMout wrappers dy ¢: a emt er copy ‘a ben cs per month. Th peckares by ca @ year, or month. Timail subscribers the megs & year, igadvance; $2.50 for six months: for thre@Months: and for less than three ths at therate of 12 cents a week, Single empies, With o without Wrappers, TWO CENTS. @ ADVERISEMENTS should he sent to the before 1 0’clock a; otherwise Sappear util the next day. may may RATIONAL LOAN, THE NEW sk PER CENT. BONDS of the if UNITED STATES, PAYABLE T/RNTY YEARS ¥ROM Dats, ~ Grifter Fve Years, at Option of the Goverames, | ¥HE cOUPON BONDs, in Suma of FIFTY POLLARS, ON HUNDBED DOLLAKS, FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and ORB THOUSAND DOLLARS, THE REGISTERED BOUNDS, Tu Sums of FIFTY DOLLARS, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, FIVE HONBRED DOLLARS, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, THOUSAND DOLLARS, and - Iv ‘ TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, COMMENOING AT Da' ‘OnAna, DATE OF PUE- (AED PAYABLE GEMI-ANNUALLY : IN GOLD. These Borps are the EST GOVEENMENT SECURITY now in the market, ‘The Is! '. St present price of coin, being equiv t to & Pe Cumr, in currency, - FOR 8ALB BY JAY COOKE & co., BANKERS, 459 FIFTEENTH STREET, DEALERS I © @VARNHENT BONDS, TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES AREY AND NAVY VOUCHERS, ~’ OG! gee * " AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & €O., #69 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Burwsex 97x & 107Tu Brs,, (COMBS’ BUILDING,) invite the Trade to inspect their stock of WHES AND LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND SEGARS, GROCERIES FOR THE € AMP, ‘wrurpassed in this city in variety and quality, Beig the Sole Agents for MESSRS. FRANK BININGER & CO., No, 15 Beaver 87., New Yoru, weell their celebrated BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, at New York prices,—freight added, Wr would call the attention of DIVISION PUR- “VEHIORS to the fact that we have the abeve goods realy packed for shipment in cases containing fison one to twelve dozen each, and can fill any orde for them on call. P.i—We also keep constantly on hand the larges and most varied assortment of gOHAMPAGNE WINES Li t0 be found in this city, embrecing the following well-known brands YOE cLIQuOT, MOB? & CHANDON, @. H. MUMM & CO., PIPER HEIDSIOR, BEIQQICEK «co., AalUGENE CuIQUOT, DE ST. MARCEAUX, fall; solicited. AUG, JOHNSON & CO. _ mu itt NEW STOOK. INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. Gesinble styies * PAPER KANGINGS, Frozthe rich and ornate to the most chaste and sitpie patterns, appropriate for parlor, halis, rooms, and chambers. Fin. RINTS, STATUES, CENTER TRL-BOABD P. ates ae MEVAND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNSGILT BAND a WINDOW SHADES. B ¥ REQ (War eid tabs gilded with gold leaf) ‘The undsomest and the largest assortment in the Dirriet. from the best manufactory in the : ain ed it of Darx Wood Fram 9, of Dark Bertifai variety of ‘small-aized Oval Vitie Frame! ture, Passepstguis, &c, PICTURS OORD AND TASSELS, charing exclusivel: No misrepsentation macs i euntmember the number, cath for goods and labor. ae OURRENCY 4ND EXCHANGE CHARLES RIVART & CO, &7 An Inspection of our Stock Is most reepect- 486 Jut received, a choice selection of new and IRED STYLE ORBIZEOF Kk TO ORDER of foreign and domestic manufac- rent sizes and colors; Picture Rings, N ails for cash. the above goods ding to their quality) will be disposed of at chased for in the Tates'ss they can par Gastube the above *MARKRITER, No 486 Seventh street, ht doors above Odd Fellows Hall; and the terms “McCORKELL & €0’S LONDONDERRY, NEW, YORE, PEIL- ADE RE 1A AND BALTIM: ; Gh ir BIER, Siting tegularly from Londonderry, of Ireland. ‘application large. Passenger in New York or Phil val. ata very amall additional charge, 1), 09. Wile tehe ane At Britah aig Pena AC, biladelphis, sour she same time. ‘esrages may Temittances obtained from peut KNOX & 00. 185 rendre Ma. a Col K SENS. AND DEALERS IN A,’ of the same line, wi Ere : GOVERNMENT. SECURITIES, red to furnish the A DS, Buc t8tereD,) Wopromecor small Sums. LVE-TWENTY YEAR DNITED statud FIVE PONDS On Legal Tender Notes ted in gold, ‘per cent. interest in gold, Delors COOKE & CO,. Jousr and New Recoiy Acetate =| ¥ le je wil well the above 10M 1.¢ my ¢ offer an mnt! inds for parties in this country de- to Header their friends from the i itish ship “MINNEHAHA,” ot aera RATH, Will anit from Londo: New York. between the } iecowry om Ireland is ni oe pe this line, landing either Iadelphiv. will be brought through to Baltimore, if ¢esired, promptly on ar- and money orders for aaa nvertin, city before. and after July Le brs Toon Tear | tz this dty Btates Bonds | my 2¢-tf 452 15th street. BS. eee Eiestment from Pailadel- RY, 391 Pa, avenue, o v%, XXII. PROPOSALS. a ee ee es HyPADouarrens DEPARTMENT OF WASH- INGTON, Office of Chief Quartermaster, Tune B, 1863. WRITTER rRorosaLs wiil be received at thin Gfice for five days from date for farnishing the Plovieg a seribed hewn timber for the use of thie ent. One hundred and seventy (170) los of good soand oak timber, thirty (0) feet long, ® <teon (15) incaes diameter, hewn on two opposite rides, to measure twelve (12) inches through, and to be cut from standing timber designated by me on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, or Louion and Hamp- shire Railroad, near Vienoa or Burke’s Station, and to be delivered near the raitroad previous te Anguet 1, 183. A guarantee from two responsible parties must accompany the bid, and bonds from the auocen-fal bidder and his guaraators to the smount of one jousané dollars eack will be required. An ost of allegianee must be enclosed in eack proposition. The right is reserved by the Chief Quartermas- ter to increase the quantity if required. 3 FLIAS M, GREEN, Lieut. Col. Chief Quartermaster, je 29-3t Department of Washington. P#orosats FOR WOUD AND COAL. Post Orrick DEraRtMERT, { WASHINGTON, June 24, 1853, SEALED PROPOSALS wil} be received by the under- signed unti: 12 o’clock on Wedased sr. the 8th day of July, for furnishing for the use of this Department— 450 tons (2,240 Ibs. to the ton) of the best White Ash Goal, furnace size 50 tons Red Azh. same size, and 250 cords best seasoned Oak Wood. Parties will be at liberty to bid for the Wood and Goal together, or for either one separately, and their bids will be considered accordingly. Satisfactory arrangements must be mace to se- cure to the Government full weight and measure, The Wood is tobe corded and measured upon the erg ee and One half isto be sawed into three Fieces @nd the other half into two,and all to be piled away in the cellar. The Coal is to bestowed away in the vaults, which are very accessible. i No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory evidence cxn be furnished of the reliability and loyalty of the parties. x pi ples of Coal, such as is desired, can be seen by calling upon the Superintendent. Payments willbe premptly made after the de- livery of the fuel. Proposals should be, uldressed to tha ander. i d endorsed ** Proposals for Wood au: Coal.” = Jas. B. HALLOWELL, Je2i-d Disbursing Clerk. Post Office Department. p#orosas FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAING Frmevlghads Ruse tase LAUER s OFFICE: ‘orage iment, Core G a: streets, = WW asHincrow, D.O., April 16, 1363 WRITTEN PROPOSALS are invited for one | HAY,STKAW, OATS, and OORN, for the use this Depot, te be delivered at the Railroad Depot, or atany of the Government wharves in thin city. The proposals to be acdressed to the under- signed, and they should state the quantity of each article offered, also the prize and the date jelivery. Proposals will be received for five thousand (F000) bushels of Corn or Oats, and fifty (50) tons of ay or Btraw, and upwards. unless it should be for the interes; of the Government to contract for a eee obs t wp in good sacks, of about two grain tobe pat 1 jacks, (4) busbeis each, which are to be furniahed at the cost of the contracter. The Hay and Straw to be securely baled, J Pits Grateand Hay offered tobe sete oe toa rigid ction by the Goverment Inspector. Contracts will be awarded from time to time to the lowest responsible bidders, as the interests ot the service may require, Good security will be required for the faithful fulfillment of any contract mede under this advertisement. if Payment to be made at the orm patie of the contract. 8.L. BROWN, &p 17-3m Captain and A. Q. M.U.8.A. UARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OF FICE Wasuinoton City, March 19, 13. ners of steam vesceis are invited to send tc the Quart@rmaster General's Office tenders for their charter or sale. : Tenders should contain descriptions of the yescels, their dimensions, enrolled or registred tonnage, actual carrying capacity, iuterial, wheiher’ coppered, whether aide-wheel ‘or pro: pellers, whether iron or copper fastened, size and power of engines and boilers; and should stats the price at which they are offered for long or short charter, with the estimated value of the vessel in ease of lors, or ip case the Government should prefer to purchase instead of chartering. _ Owners ef steam veesela already in tne service of the Quartermaster’s Department ure requested to make known tothe Department any reduction in their present rates which they may be willing to grantwand also the price at which they will be wi to sell them. All ruch tenders should be addressed to the jartermaster General of the United Btates, at ashinugton, and shoald be endorsed “ Proposals for charter 61 sale of steamers.” ‘When received, they will be considered, and the Department will endeavor to recuse the heavy expense attending army trangportation upon the ocean and tide-waters, by substituting. wherever it ean do #0, cheaper vessels of equa! canecity for ahose now employed. M.O ae Fo: CAPE MAY. he safe and commodus steamer MANHAT?YAN will commence her route, from Phil: delphia to Cape May, on BATUR pay, 2th inst., and continue runaing on altermte days during the bathing season. The Manhatan is the largest and most convenient boat onthe route to Cape May, having absut fifty state roms, and every accommodation that passengera can desire, Passengers leaving Baltimore in thes. é. ™. train can connect with the bene = e STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN FROM J » xO ERPOOL, GREAT EASTERN: WALTER PATTON, Commander, Will be dispatched PROM LIVERPOOL y ROMA TOR Tuesaay. June 8) | Tuesday. . ly 21 and ati thergatter of about six from @ach port. First cabin, from..............------..$95 6 $135 becond cabin, state room berths, meals furnished’at separate tables......-.........970 Excursion tickets, out and dack in the fist und second cabin only, a fare and a half. Servants accompanying passengers and chidren under 12 eats ofage, half price. Infants fe. Third eabin.... + 3 teetwe voces op Steerage. with superior accommodations, ea} peice of passage from Liverpool, same ates us above. g All fares payable in gold, or its equivalgt in U. currency, Each passenger allowed 2 cubic feet of Iggage. An experienced peraeen on board, ¥F ABE S| a) y only to en ee ee CTTARLES A. WHITSY, yssltres Atthe office, 26 Broadway, Newfork. ‘or freignt apply only “HOWLAND & ASPIN WALL, Agate, je 13 3m 54 South street, NewYor'! Ne YORK WASHINGTON ° STEAMSHIP LINE. SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEWYORK, WASHINGTON and GEORGETOW), D. STEAMSHIPS BALTIMORE, EMPIRE, ae SALVOB AND JAS. 8. GREEN. jar Bailing Bays WEDNESDAYS ind SAT- Regal: URDAYS, at 12 m., from foot of street, Georgetown, and Pier 15, foot of Wali greet, New York. ight or passage apply to For freien OO Pe AN « REINEHAR, ‘Agents, foot of High styet, Georgetan, or JAME BANDA pent Je 12-6m" 117 Wall street, Nw York, LEWIS JOHNSON & C@, BANKERS AND BROIERS, 992 PENNSYLVANIA AVEDR, Wasurnoron City, Buy and sell all kinds of UNITED STATES SECURITES, execute orders for stocks NEW YORK STOCK BOAD, EXCHANGES, . ‘ COIN AND 3 BANKIOP U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BODSs keptonhand, § For sale at par and interest. _m [0 SOTLERS wD HOTEL EBPERS, We have just received a fullapply of BLODGETT & SWER'S PATENT GALVANIZEDOVENS, which we will sell lower than th VENUE STAM! ae bet RBVERY D: ave been ald z ERY NATION, ‘Gan be had at all times he vg The COLLECTORS RFICR, No, 476 Sxvexrz Sraer, Post Office & ot BOWBN Gollector of Internal for the fe 26-tf of Columbia Ive AND LETTERS OF jyaSHINGTON Sf UeTings Ole 5 GEO. ys low TAYLOR, OFFICIAL. war DEPARTMERT, ADJUTANT GeneRAt’s Orricr, WASHIxOTON, June 29, 3983, General Orders, No. 195. The Adjuteat General will provide an Sppropri- ate medal of honer for the troops who, after the exp'ration of their term, have offered their ser¢ices to the Government in the present emergency, and also for the volunteer troopsteom other States that have volunteered their errvicein the Btates of Penprylvania and Maryland, By order of the Eecretary of War. E. D. TOWNSEND, je 80 Assistant Adjutant General. Ez. UARTERS D¥PARTMENT OF WASH- Hi ake INGTON. Office Chicf Quartermaster, May 23, 1853. DEALERS IX AGKICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Gap- DEN SEEDS, AC., are requested to furnish this oiice price lists of the various articles of their trade. The sama should be directed to Lientenant Colo- nel Eitas M. Guretns, Chie Quartermaster, ve- partment of Washington. my 25-tf Provost MarsHaL Gexxraw’s Orricn, Wasuinctox, May 22, 1863, Notice.—The attention of all officers who have been honorably discharged on account of wounds or disability, and who desire to re-enter the service in the Invalid Corps. is called to the provisions of General Orders, No. 15, of 1863, from the War De- partment, published in the papers throughout the country. Buch officers are requested to comply prowptly with the provisions of that order, and to send their written applications, as therein prg- vided, for positions in the Invalid Corps, (stating the character of their disability,) with as little de lay as possible, to the Acting Astistant Provost Marshal General of the State in which they may be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen- | eral will at once forward the applications, with his endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at | Warhington. Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed immediately upon furnishing the papers required by General Orders No. 105, of 1863, from War Depart- Their pay and emeluments will commence from date of scceptance of such appotntments, and not from date of organization of the respective ment. commands to which they may be assigned. JAMES B. FRY, my 23 Provost Marshal General, 4B PEPARTMENT, WAsSkINGTON, January 35, 1863, In consequence of the pressure of business atthe War Department, passes for citizens to visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at the office of Lieut. Col. CommaD, 132 Pennsylvania avenue above Nineteenth street, HE OIT{ZENS AND STRANGERS OF WASH- ington are particularly invited to ex!l at Odeon Hall, corner of 432 street and Penn. avenue, and examine the large and splendid stock of Coats, Pants and Vests of cvery color and quality, and af prices so low that you cannot fail to buyif you need any article inourline, We enumerate in part, fine Black Frock and Dress Coats of genuine French Oloth, and made and trimmed in the most approved styles; Black < Coiored Cassimer Pants of the finest quality; Marseilles, Grenadine, Cassimer and Linen Vests, a very large stock. @ur stock ot light and dark Summer Cassimer Coats, Panta and Vests is very large and weil worthy of attention to those who would combine elezance with economy In the line of Military Clothiag we have the largest and best assortment in this ety, and any officer withing an elegant and superb uniform can be ac- commodated to his entire sat on and xt very Yessouable prices. f Linen Goods, Qoats, Pants and Vests, Furnishing Gouda, French Cassimer Overshirts of the best quality, White and Colored Shirts, Undershirt: » Gloves, Hosiery, Suspsndera, Onrpet Bags, Valices, Gus Goods, &e., ke. Wik, j ‘ B Je 2-7t @deon Hall, cor. 4! st. and Pa, av. {Chronicl> copy | 200 feet of assert ite Pine and Hemlock Boards and Lu ber forsale very low for cash in lots to suit par charers. Inquire of C. B. CIIURCH, I!th street, between Maryland avenue and G streets, Island. Je 25-1w* JPISHMS PATENT COOKING LAMes FOR COAL OIL OR GAS, ‘A good supply 0 se useful stoves ca hed at H. BAYL Lamp ana ¢ Seventh etreet, opposite the Post O for bospitals, fainilivs, soldiers in catag barbers, &e,’ Call and see. HBNRY BAYLEY, Je2-Iw" 476 7th st., Agant for Washington FPOR SALE Phe contents of the livery and stables known as Smith s Stables, sit now be e476 suitable Bachelors, uated on 19th street, near Pa. avenue. con ay sisting of Ozrriage, Buggy and Saddle. Horses. Oloce Panel und Open Carriaves, Top Bag- gic, Baggage Wagons, together with's ood as entof Double xud Single Harness, Saddles, and other things necessary to complete a good eatit for the above business. Auy person Wishing to engage ina licrative business will do well to cull and examine the stock. If not disposed ofat private sale earlier, they will be exposed at publicauction on the Ist day of Angast next at 10) a.m. Toa good tenant, the stables will be let on reasonab’e terme. ‘The stand is of forty years’ du ration, the beet in Washington. Je ®tAngl™ HANLY & BROWN. AB IRON, B AXLES, SPRINGS, &c. parties ag piss a eB. 3 : Darriage and Wagon Springs, Spring Stee! Axles, Axle Grence and Nuts, | Rubber Bouncers, ALS A complete assortment of Building Hardware. We are daily receiving additions, and will sellas low as can ke purchased cf eqnal quality in this market. CAMPBELL & SON, je 23 Im* 351 Pa avenue. P WAR MAPS. HILP & SOLUMONS, Army Stationers, 332 Penn. avenue, have for salea large assortiuent of War Re amongst which are— Seat of War in Maryland and Pennsylvania, sess Potomac, Lloyd's Map of Virginia, gf lunt’s Satian Bf ‘+ ** Richmond and vicinity, SS Ohakleston, Harbor and 8t. Helena Sound, Military and R; R. Map Southern States, Coat Survey f Kast and West Virginia, Qolton Map of Virginiaand Maryland, | Beat of War in the West, showing the Mississippi river from Cairo to’ the Gulf, &c., &¢., 10 cases, sheets. and mounted on canvas. jes BE R! ies LUM BE R!! 4 The undersigned is now in receipt of two cargoes ef assorted Lumber which will be sold cheap for cash at his Wood, Con! and Lumber Yard, corner 22 street and the canal. : je i7-2w™ GEO. L. SHERIFF. By W. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. H°= AND OARRIAGE BAZAAR AND RE POSITORY, Expressiy for the BALE OF HORSES, CABRIAGES, 8TOCK, &c., 98 Louisiana Avenue, Between Ninth and Tenth streeta. Cash ADVANCED ON CONSIGNMENTS. Storage for Carriages. orses, Carr.ages, &c., received for private sal my 20-tf W. L. W. WALL & CO., Aucts, T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, mM) w style L: be pigces new sty! eg jalicoes, 100 ‘* Mozambique, rich styles 75‘ Bpring and Summer Challies, 1,000 packs Pins, Nos. 3. 4 and 5, 0 dozen Spool Cotton, 100 pene Tarleton for covering pictures, 20 pieces ats | Flannel, L: ar stock is fallin all departments, allof which will be sold at the lowest gash pry ices, W. RY & BRO., No. 36 Central Stores, op’ je 13-2w ns, po, Center Market, between 7th and 8th streets, MNHE CHEAPEST T INING ROOM! The New York Dining Room. 474 7th street, op- poste Post Office. Open day gnd night, Sunday cluded. Olean single Rooms &) cents each, in® my 26-1 FRANKLIN & CO. OFS. ““orricians " FPR 244 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (north side,) between 19th and Isth sts, 388 Pa. avenue, under the National Hotel, ROCK CRYSTAL (Brazilian Pebble) and IM- PROVED PERIBOOPIO SPECTACLES, scientifi- cul and correctly suited to the proper condition of the exesight ss OPERA and FIELD GLASSES, ACHROMATIO MIQROBCOPES BAROMETERS. ERS, ELECTR: BATPERIES, MATHE- MATIUAL AND SURVEYORS’ INSTRUMENTS, ani Ty a 5 , &e.,&c., 2 the lowest gures. whclagalecrre ai i may is-tf 18 TO NOTIFY SUTLERS OF THE to tim ‘army that I and st short notices all Eindso? WAGES hens pertaining to.sutlers, | SHARE Sta 5 Sorner of John and Cath oa, wy . Manes TATIOB, ening far. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. JULY 1, 1863. THE WEEKLY STAR. ing This exeellent Family and News Journal, containing a greater yariety of Interesting Feading than can be found in any other, is published on Friday mothing. TERNS—Cash, env in qdvance. per aun ere ve Single copy, per au Five cop: . Ten copies. » 900 Twenty-five copies ~20 00 It invariably eontains the “Washington News” that has made The Deily Evening Star circulate so generally throughout the gountry. ®7'Single eopies (in wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, inimediately after the issue of the paper. Priee—Turex Cewnta, | Enszowssine. AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S THEATRE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.near Willards’ Hotel L&OmARD GROVER... MavaGee THI8( Weducaday) EVENING, Jul: Last night atively of the Driltaatiy ag a peetacular LJ Cc: . ¥ +4 % eens, 1 3 JEBSLE BROWN} oR, THE RELIEF UF LUOKNOW. THE BELIEF OF LUCKNOW. * An brisode of the Bepoy Hebuilion, +. Jessie Brown ~Aimy Camapbeil ome ice ‘Wandan Mac ‘Geordie Macerevor W.H -Rajah Nana Sahib Harry s+++.-Achmet To. Corporai Cassidy Char Barron, BHAtsy),venine—Bonent of Mr Great preparations be cuett of Isabel Freeman independence Daynaking w celebrate Bat- VARIETIES! Vanierica; Fronting Pennsylvania ence! es: Hamblin & Co. Fitz Simmons. LADIES’ MATIN. ‘HIS (Wednesday “AFT EENOON, T. For Lapies aND GENTS, Misses amp Miste THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT: VENTILATED ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCTPL EE} PaTENT OOOLKKS ERECTED ON THE Rove | Can be seen from Penn, avinu. The friendly and gent omanly manager win ad- Vertises us at kis own expense in his own adver- tisements we appreciate and return our thanks, but at the fame t:me puff us lightly, for “Modesty always characterizes Merit,” Weare aware that our remarkable ruccess, BIG HOUSES, GREAT ARTISTS axp DOUBLE SHOW causes aad havoc among other places who are try- ing to divert our great patronage. But the public will goto the best place, and thatie the VARIB. TIES. Mcre of this anon. The beautiful Scottish Nightingale, MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND, DENNY GALLAGH PP AND JORNN NNY G LDAGHER A) NY WILD, OVER FIFTY ARTISTS. BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS! LADIES’ FASHIONABLE MATINEE SATURDAY. July 4th, Prieon—25 and 50 cents, Private boxes @5. CANTERBURY HALL LOUTFIANA AYV., ERAR RIxTE Sepeee /B. Sina... Sole Manager and Proprietor THE STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT, Always first in the field in cngesing and bringing out the PROFESSIONAL CELEBRITIES OF THE Day, Engagement of the celebrated Actress and ‘Daneeune. vo witt appiliSS LOUIBA, WELLS, ho will a ar to-riz! by r great c! roe we ap PONTACK SHEPPARD. ee OF (a8 successfully played by her in all parts of the nion,)in the great drama of JACK SHEPPARD ; On THE LONDON HOUSEBREAKER. SCPPORTED LY GEO. R, EDBsON AS BLUESKIN, And the entire great Dramatic Company in acast hitherto unequaled in this city. Continued avd unequaled success of MISS EVA BRENT. who appears every night ina number of her fa- vorite Operatic Selections and beautifal Bretch Ballads. First week of the pretty Danseuse 1ISS FLORA WELLS. THE COURT OF BEAUTY will appear in a magrificent spectacular ba'let, un- dey tke direction of Mons, llosy, TON-CHON-TON-LONG-TAW ; OR, THE FESTIVALS OF CHINA, The very laughable New Negro Farce, TEN DAYB IN THE OLD CAPITOL. All the Grert Comedians and the Great Eth: Corps, SATURDAY. July 4, TWO _GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. _Adwission 25 and # centa, six persons $5. formance sts METROPOLITAN HALL, PENN, AVEXUE, BeTWEEN 11TH AND 127TH STREET Private boxes holding Doors open at 7): o’clock. Per- THE COOLEST PLACE N THE CITY! NEW ENGAGEMENT or? ORELEBRATED PAKLOR OPERA COMPANY. FOR A SHORT SEASON. SCENES. DUETTS, AND WHOLE ACTS, Or Tex Most PoruLtan ITALIAN, @GERMAN axp ENGLISH OPERAS, WITH BRILLIANT COSTUMES AND FULL OKCHESTRA! ARgs, TRIOS, @2” This celebrated company has wona host of admirers during its stay at New York, Philadel phia,ete. Therefore, the friends of music rhould not miss the opportunity now presented of eujoy- ing a few evenings’ amusement. Admitsion 25 cents. Opened at 7 o'clock. HENZE & MERKLEIN Proprieto: 4im ‘RAND CONCEBT TWICE A WEEK—every A MONDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNON—by the Washington City Brase Bund, Mr. Trojsi, leader, at Mr. FREDBRICK MARTIN'S Lager Beer Garden and Restaurant, Kast Capitol street, corner of 5th, je l-Im* _ WEST END NOTICE: ublie can now be supplied with Paints, Gils, Varnishes, ‘Widow Glass, Paint Brushes, a&ec., calling al * a HOORE'S West End Drug 8tore, S80 02 += 113 Penn, avenue. FS, SALE—WEITILE’S PHOTOGRAPH GAL- LERY, 7th_street west. Good reasons given for selling. Will be soid complete or any portion of stock and fixtures to any one in the bus- mess, This isa ood chance fora moderate invest- ment. Terms reasonable. For further particulars inquire as above. Chron.| je 27-19* Pare DRESS MAKING.—MRS. M. IVERS would inform the ladies of Washing- ton that she has taken rooms at No, 387 Ninth, near 1, where she is prepared to answer all ca.ls for Dress Making ork done promptly and in the most fashionable style. Patronage solicited sfaction guaranteed, N. B.—Machine eg done to order jez iw” Lt Loews 4 SELF-8SEALING JARS; FOR PRESERVING FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &e., The only Jar ever invented that can be Tested, For sale wholesal id. retail, with full instruc- tions for preserving ail kinds of Fruits, Vegetables, &e. c TELER & SON 8 ~W. BO bing Store. terror _ General Housefurn ir ae oe Halle MPIN| STAMPING |! TATAMPING! STAMPING! Rg. STAMPING! 20,000 LADIES WANTED 11 at 381'F street, between Sth and 9th, oppo- a site Patent Office, ¥ We Stamp all kinds of goods cheaper than any i ity. Pe nuadnd NEW BRAIDING PATTERNS, je 26 Im* MPING. ince # the W heeds ttention of the Washington ladies my Stampiee. ‘Gmbroidering and Knitting Estab- it E, it, No. 922 Seventh street, between D and : . nmet their yokes, dresses, sasques, cloaks, ete., Stamping executed neat and plain, and in such that ladies can wait for their orders, | os CHE RUPPERT. | ASON C. KING. RACY, 167° Wiliam street, N.Y. | FESTIVE, lers_in Books, Card: RICH, Pree FELICITOUS RAHE,| Rubber Goods, ete ‘| FANCY. etc. ‘Bend $1 and get the new fe 15-26t Book jut out, 'UTLEBS, ATTENTION | E. ry ip EDA ANTING CANDLES, Cheep National Soap: and Candle Bf cen street and the Oneal, Georgetren, } pas TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. THE REBEL INVASION. —_—_s-____ The Rebel« Reported to have Moved from Carlisle Towards Harrisburg. PHILADELPHIA, June 3U.—A dispateh from | Harrisburg, received this morning, states that | tt berrieades, or into orout of the city between the authorities at Harrisburg bave information, apparently reliable, that Ewell’s corps, with pertions of Hall's and Longstreet’s, will move from Carlisle to-day toward Harrisburg. They | number about 40,000 men. The reports that severnl companies of Col. Wm. B. Thomas" regiment had been captured isincorrect. have turned up sate with but little loss. Retreat of the Rebels Beyond Carlisic. HaknrissursG, June 30.—Aul quiet. The Tebels have retreated beyond Carlisle. PHILADELPHIA, June 30.—The subscription agent reports sles of *1,505,000 tlve-twenties at the agencies in New York, Boston and Phila- Gelphia, The mail from the west has been de- layed, hence there are no reports from that section. This mode of disposing of the loan having proven so great i success, the sales having reached over $40,000,400, the Secretary OF the Treasury will probably continue for » brief peried the sules of the loan throngh the Present popular medium of sub-agencies. If s0, the announcement will be duly made to- morrow. York Evacuated by the Rebels. Cotumuia, Pa., June 33) 5. Biair, train master of the Northern Central Railroad, left park ats o'clock this morning, when the rebels Gall left, excepting the rear guard, which uey Mit ceying off when he ne away. They | Ie a phexpectedly, en mewhatin haste. onter pickers that Generni Pieasanton's of York. “sd been seen within four miles ‘he demand Ue. ores : aing 10,00 in. ano. reer of, York, inclu- The citizens raised S30,085 Shout 300,000. sistence, and had twenty davies que Sop remainder. No private families © The citizens were ell treawea with te molested. the railroad property was not desimech aod cept about thirty old cars which were’ &X- shops for repair. South of Glen Rock the rt” road was not disturbed. - The rebel force at York was not over (HK men, with Is pieces of artillery, Their force at Wrightsville was 3,000, with’ 3 pieces of ar- ullery. The Reported Retreat of the Rebels Con- firmed. he 36.—A citizen of Uarlisle who left at eleven o’clock arrived hera this aiterncon. He states that all the rebel infantry, 9.000 strong, with forty pieces of artillery, lett this morning, taking the roads towards Geitys burg. On his way he met nothing but cavalry pickets, During their stay they occupied the barracks d grounds and most of the prominent build- which were vacant. The citizens were compelled to furnish rations so far as their means would admit. HARRISBURG easy for fear tieir trains would which were in the rear, Yesterday there arrived one hundred pris- oners, which the rebels cxptured at Gettysburg. They were robbed of their boots, shoes, and all valuables, after which they were let g0, to work their way home barefooted as best they could. The rebel officer: burning the barr: turn; but at thre. be destroyed, stated they dia not design s,s they in clock this att oon 2 loud explosion was heard in that direction, and itis | believed they have been blown up. Private property was generally respected, butshoeand | orug stores are cleaned of their conte: So j paid for gcods in greenbacks and silver. Ttis bel is in the vicinity of Shippensburz. Th ted that their destination as Harrisourg, butitis thougiit probable they will be com- pelled to fight the army of the Potomac before accomplishing that object. ad a fe Danger to Penusylvania and the North is still imminent. Everything is depending upon an encounier between Lee and Meade, If our army we Raye no hope except ised in the North. No effor ‘ato hurry forwird miiitary organizations every where Pleasanton Reported to Have Captared A Rebel Tra New York, Jan ul dispatch to the Hercld, from Harrisburg, states that» por. tion of Lee’s army p: Y to- wards Shippensbut General Ewer has moved to Troy. and got on the flank of the rebel force before Harris- burg. The enemy have been drawn back nine miles from Mechanicsburg ‘Two thousand troops haye been raised in Reading; one regiments complete, 1,010 strong. Itis reported that Gene: anion and our forces are in the vicir ‘Ysburg, and have captured arebel train four miles iong. Rebel Spies Captured, &c. PHILADELPE .—Six Tebel spies were taken at P ‘YY, and sent in irous to Philadelphia. Three more were ar- rested at Reading. A train of contrahands trom Harrisonburg, yi., has arrived trom Chambersburg, who sed througn the rebel force, represents Longstreet and Ewell’s corps retreating. Gen. Ewen is advancing west to ascertain the enemy's whereabouts. The Governor to-night reccived a dispaten from Gen. Naglee, stating that the following regiments, whose time ts about expiring, haye received the consent of the War Department | totender their services for the detense of Pena- sylvia ia, so long as there isan armed rebel this side of the Potomac:—issth, I6sth, 175th, from Pennsy ia, and the sth, 46th and Sist, trom MassacRusetts. They have been accept- ed. Fresh troops are pouring in to-night by thousands. Everything is quiet. The Rebels Defeated in a Skirmish at Me- chanicsburg. HAERISRURG, June 30,—A skirmish took place at six o’elock this afternoon near Me- chaunicsburg between our advance force and seme rebel cavalry, who had two pieces of artillery. We had four pieces, and the firing was kept up quit» briskly for some time, when the rebels were forced to leave. Martial Law Proclaimed in Gen. Schenck’s Department. HEAD QUARTERS MIDDLE DEPARTMENT, STH Army Corrs, BALTIMORE, Jane 20, 1863.—The immediate presence of a rebel army within this department, and in the Stateof Maryland, requires, a8 & military necessity, aresort to a!l the proper and usual means of defense and security. This security is to be provided against known hostilities and opposition to the jawful and National Government from every quarter and in every form. Traitors and disaffected persons within mnst be restrained and made to contribute to the common safety, while the enemy in front is to he met and punished for this bold invasion. Martial law is therefore declared and hereby established in the city and county of Balti- more, and in all the countics of the Western Shore ot Maryland. The commanding general gives assurance that this suspension of the civil government within the hmits defined shall not extend be- yond the necessities of the occasion. All the civil courts, tribunals, and political functionaries, of State, county, or city author- ity, are to continue in the discharge of their du- ties as in times of peace; only in no way inter- fering with the exercise of the predominant power assured and asserted by the military au- thority. ¢ All pracetul citizens are requested to remain quietly at their homes, and in the pursnit of their ordinary vocations; exceptas they may be possibly subject to calls for personal seryi- ces, or other necessary requisitions for milita- ry purposes or uses hereafter. All seditious language or mischievous prac- tices tending to the encouragement of rebellion are especially prohibited, and will promptly be made the subject, of observation and treat- ment. Traitorous and dangerons persons must ex- pect to be dealt with as the public safety may seem torequire. ‘To save the country is par- amount to all other considerations.” ‘When the occasion for this proclamation passes by, no one will be more rejoiced than the Commanding General that he can revoke his erder, and return to the normal condition ofa country at peace, and a Government sus- tained by a united and loyal people. BT C, SCHENCK, j- Gen. Com’g. Orders from Gen. Schenck. 4 Baxrtimore, June 30.—Martial law having Deen declared, the following orders have been issued by Gen. Schenck: : - further orders no arms or ammunition nded to re- | ! der's fore | ridge’ ed that the main body ofthearmy | y all } Uty of suppli | to brin. bor with ball pressing disloyal sentij have beer approved shall be soldi ?¥y any dealer or other person within the city’and county of Baltimore with- out a permit from the General Commanding the military department. Until turther erdere mo person will be per- Mitted to leave the cay of Baltimore without a Pass properly signed by the Provost Marshal, end 4n) one attempting to vielate this order ebsll be promptly arrested and brought before the Provost Marshal for examination. Until further orders no one will be permitted to pass the hours of ten o'clock p. m., and four o’eloek * m.. without giving the proper countersign to the guard in charge. Us til further orders no club-house, or other riace of like resort, shall remain open without i#imission being given by the General Com- manding. AM bars, coftee-houses, drinking- sskiocus, and ether places of like resort, shall be clored between the hours of eight p, m. and ¢igh o.m, Until'turther orders the General Command- ing directs that stores, shops, manutfactories, and other places of business, other than apoth. ecary shops and priuting offices of daily jour- nals, be closed at five o'clock p.m., for the Purpose of giving the patriotic citizens an op- pertunity to drill, and make themselves expert in the use of arme. THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG. Destruction of a Rebel Fort. OHICKABAW Bayev, June 15, via Carro, June 3t.—Port Hudson has not been taken. Gen. Grant was deceived by 2 false report to thateffect given out before the boat landed, The report was bronght by the Arizona, ( war vessel,) Which arrived en Tuesday night, having passed around Port Hudson by the Atchaialaya The firing has been quicker in eonsequence ofthe intense heat, We have gained possession of another fort on the left. The rebels had ten killed. Our loss was 2 hentenant and a private wounded. The new troops behaved well. Cairo, June 30.—The dispatch boat General Lyon arrived trom Yazoo Landing on the morn- ing of the 26th instant. There was fighting all Thursday in the rear of Vicksburg, and in the night one of the rebel forts was blown up. The steamer Lyon was fired upon at Cypress Bend on her tripdown bya rebel battery. The vebel fire was returned, and the rebels driven OM-~with a loss of several killed and wounded. Carcis, jomcoxe DISTATCH. natch of thelUne 30-—A special Memphis dis- » cky brings 22 Stys: The steamer New Ken- whica had’ taney’, from Gen. Logan’s division, enemy. He inined S28Pertant fort irom the SHeIny a “4 blew up one corner on Saturday, thus producies » break in the walis throngh which we enterea: cag The rebels fought with reck,. sss courage, but were forced to yield. Gen. Logu.y. a t mounted two had already works. avy gums in the sy ndone, Heavy firitig was going on ation lthe time. Grant continued tocon s, and is daily making near appr. Ate enemy’s works. Gen. Logan has an in- | side position. During yesterday the officers appeared nn. | Further from Port Hudson. New York, June 3.—Passengers by the steamer Columbia from New Orleans report that the bombardment has yet made but little impression on the Port Hudson works. The cautious movements of General Banke indicated that he relied less for ultimate suc- ' cess on the troops than ke did upon the lack ef supplies in the garrison tion of the army is such that the gua- samnot co-operate, and all firing by them has ceased. There is said to be a large army Magruder and Breckinridge in the rear Whore object seems to be to surrcund him or cutoff his supplies. Magru- is estimated at 12,000, and Breciin- Guerill. the river, and a large quan- for Banks's army has been captured by them. A strong rebel force made a raid into’ Don- aldsonyille recently, but were repulsed by the gunboats. ‘The steamers St. Marys and Crescent sailed from New Orleans on the morning of the 24th, buck our troops from Brashear City, cinity of which is a large torce of The Rebels again Threatening Kentucky. Cincinnati, June 30,—The Commerciat’s special dispatch trom Central Kentucky, says “Matrers on the Cumberland river Wear a threateningaspect. The rebels are represented to bein toreeat Albany. They are said tonum- ber fifteen thousand men. Therebels are com- manded by Generals Pegram and Marshall, who are preparing to advance into Kentucky from Walker and( umberland Gaps. An ac vance of the rebel force entered Columbia ye terday. The character of the rebel movemen is not yet fully developed: bat those in com mand ofour torces are confident of their ab to repel any attack the enemy will be likely to make.’ Action of Ohio. CICINNATI, June 30.—The committees of the City Councils and of citizens had an interview with General Burnside last night in relation to the defenses of the city. The committees aa- journed without definite action to meet this morning. There was a general suspension of business at Columbas yesterda A meeting was also held at the State House, which was adaressnd by Governor Tod, who said he had information that it was the design of the rebeis toenter Ohio within the next month. A committee of citi- appointed to adopt a plan of action, and raise yolunteers for home defense. The Sloop-oi-war Shenandoah. Boston, June 30.—The new sloop-of-war Shenandoah, from Philadelphia on the 2jth inst., on her trial trip, arrived here this after- noon. She easily made twelve and ahalf knots without canyas, and her officers consider her equal, if not superior, to any war vessel afloat. Capt. D. B. Ridgely is in coinmand, J. S. Sker- ritt is lieutenant commander, and E. M. Guild paymaster. She bas her complement of sea- men. Threatened Retaliation. Sr. Lovis. June 30.—Gen. Grant, under flag of truce, has notified General Taylor the repei commander at Milliken’s Bend, (who hung all black Federal soldiers captored in the recent fight at that place,) that for every man thus dealt with who wears the Federal uniform, be he white or black, he (Grant) will hang a rebel captive. Gen. Grant demands of Taylor to know if the report that he hung our black sol~ diers is true. The Ob<equies of Admiral Foote. New Haven, June 30.—The ceremonies attending the burial ot Rear Admiral Foote in this city were the most imposing ever held in the State. The military companies of the State, the Governor and his staft, State officers and members of the Legislature were in attendance. Important Papers Found on the Rebel Pirate Reed. PorTLAND, June 30.—The Collector has found among the papers taken from Lieutenant. Reed the bond given by Captain Oxnard for the ship Shatemuc, #ince arrived at Boston and her cargo for $150,000, and other papers of value. 7 The New York papers report 2 case of ex- tortion practiced upon adeceased millionaire of that city, whose name does not appear, and in which 2 lawyer, who is for the time also to be unknown, is implicated. One of the accused, Rollin A. Goodenough, has been arrested and held to bail in the sum of $5,000. The victim was threatened with the charge of adultery by these parties, and $10,000 was the amoant of «hush mone; ” a2-The Common “ouncil of Bosten has ap- propriated $50,000 to fit out a vessel for the a) se of pursuing the pri Fr craft now Bermeattting’ lepredations on theNew England coast. a7 Jeremiah Reynolds, is O’Brien ana Sterling te haye been sM@tenced to hard la- ‘and ch Sandd8ky, for ex- nts. Their sentences Gen. Burnside, Section of rock recently © ma Another lar, fell from the ja side of Niagara Falls, ore decided shoe ap- aiyine meee aedinaen herse be ap: anex-conncilman of New ownershi re me enjoy ia the same we not to have any more foi 1 returning regiments on "Sunday. recep~