Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1863, Page 1

THE: EVENING STAR 48 PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUND4Y ZACEPTED,) AT THE STAK BUILD! NGS, Pgwr’s AVENUE. £ND 11TH STREET, BY Ww. D. WALLAOH. ee Papers served without wrappers by carriers 1 eent per copy, or éette per month. In by carriers at #4 a year, or 37 cents month. To mail subscribers the price is iso & year, in advance; $2.50 for 8ix months; $2.25 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of iz cents 4 week. Single copies, with or without wrappers, TWO CENTS. SP” ADyERTIGZMENTS should be sent to the effice before 11 o’clock M.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. AUCUSTUS JOHNSON & €0., 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Burwusk OTH amp 10TH Brs., SAVE BOUGHT AT THE RECHIVER’S SALB ‘THE WHOLE BALANOE OF STOCK of the late frm of LEACH & 00., BALTIMORE, cnngistion of: RERMETICALLY-SEALED GOODS, vo, XXII. PROPOSALS. EAL POSALS Are invited till the 15th da: st July, ism st 13 o’olook m., for furnishing the i partment with 2),000 barrels of LOUK. Bi il be reesived for what is Known as No. 1 No. St ad No. 8, and for any portion less than the .000 barrels. Separate bide will be reesived for grate pa above, ‘Bide for differer' grades, and: for al 7 ek 5 ir Recoud, Band. barrels, should Le apon ‘noparate ta of paper wthe very of the Flour to be commenced on ersbout the %th July,cr as soon thereafter as the Government may ditect, at the rate of 30 perros ete Celerened Coch! wie Sereraent farehouse in Georgetown, ai arves. the Railroad Depot, Washington, D.c."? °* ® The to be strong and head lined. Payment will be made in certificaten of indebted- mens or such othe. fands the government may have distributio: ‘hi vernment inspection will be made trast before the flour is received, An oath of allegiance must accompany each bid. No bid will be entertained frem parties who have Esviceriy failed to comply Loy OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: MEATS, eir bids, or from Sor SS Aca & .c. FU. “4 . ©., ame by dorsed “ Proposals for Flour,” “ty Ltd ‘PRovosaLs FOR HATS, CAPS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, &0 : ' POULTRY, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOUPS, Etc. WHICH WE OFFER TO THE TRADE, DY THE PAOKAGH, Wak BELOW MANUFACTURERS PRIOES, AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., aeetl 289 Pennsylvania Avenue. For the Holidays. A. M. BHHNGER & 60., Heapquarters Deranruanr or Wasnuctow, Cfiice of Chief Quartermaster, July 1. 1868. Written proposals are invited for farnishing for this Department, to:-be delivered in th: ity, the fo! prelee enable: for clothing contraband men, womeDyand ¢hildren Bussett Brogans, and other serviceable Bhoes, for men. women, and ehildren’s wear. ghz: felt, and woolen Hats, and cloth Caps. Resdy-made hickory and check Shirts, and Den- ham Over alls. linseys, ginghama, blankets, and other id Cotton Goods. Samples should be sent with each bid, at the ex- pense of the ‘ty forwarding the same. No bide will be entertained unless satisfactory eviderce ean be furnished of the reliability ana loyalty of the bidder. Toposals will be opened from time to time. and eontracts awarded asthe interests of the service may require, seeurity will required ferthe faithfal Saralinany of any contract made under this adver- tisement. Baawon oF Nos. 19 anv 21 Buoap S7., Nuw Yoau Proposals should be addressed to the under- = SALE AT 1 pee 5 sedi ndorsed Ft a for foraishing Capen ton ; Y “Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermas Re. 337 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, jy¥2 im Department of Wasbing’ NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, SIGN OF THE OLD KNICKERBOCKER, THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF EMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THES METROPOLIS, —aLso— FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODS, KITS AND KEGS No. 1 MACKEREL, KENNEBEO SALMON, BOUSED & PICKLED LAMBS’ TONGUES PPOrosaLs FOR WOOD AND OOAL. Post Orrioz DaPartMenr, } WASHINGTON, June 24, 1383, SgaLEp Proposals will be received by the under- signed unti: 12 o’clock M., on Wednesday, the 8th ay ETS for furnishing for the use of this e] ent 0 tons Ure to the ton) of the best White Ag farnace size 50 tons Red Ash, same size, and 350 cords best seasoned Oak Wood. Fartise will be at aiberey a for she wood and Goal fogeth r er One separa and their bids will be considered acoordingly, 7” Satisfactory arrangements must be made to se- eure to the Government fu}l weight and measure. The Wood is to be eorded and measured upon the premises, and one halfis to be sawed into three weed and she other: half into two, and all to be awa: ie . The Coal is to bestowed away in the vaults, IGS’ FEET, satisfacto: ® i evide fa liability and ENGLISH DUN CODFISH, aap lea of Oe al, fic as ip desired, ean be seen . cal rintendent, Together with all the "Payments will, be premptly made afted the de- livery of the fuel. TOposal (or AB Goal 2nd endorse” yas, 8. HALLOWELL, jem-d Disbursing Clerk. Post Office Department, WJ The time for receiving the above perals will be extended to the ath of July.” yy y'd P MAYOR'S OFFIOR, July 2, 1833. ROPOEALS will be received at this office until 120’clock om Saturday, the 12th instant, for gra- ding and graveliing Eleventh (11) street, from Maryland avenue to Virginia avenue, the gravel to be of @ quality to be approved by the Com- missioner and Arsistant Commissioers, the gravel to be nine inches in the centre, tapering down to four inches at the gutter line, to be well raked of atone of improper eize, and to be rolled witha heavy reller. i Bidders willstate the price per cubic yard for grading, and per square yard for gravelling, No part of the appropriation will be paid the con- tractor except upop the certificate of the Com- a tapenot tie ward and Assistant Comuisioners that the work has been properly executed, Jas Hr. BIRCH LUXURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON Meears. A. M. B. & Co. are also Sole Proprietors of BININGER’S CELEBRATED LONBON DOCK GEN, Pat up in Quart Botiles for medicinal use, Also, Bole Agents for OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN. @@ All articles bought at their store warranted of the first quality, and forwarded toany part of the sity free of expense. As we intend to be permanently located, we re- spectfully request families to give us acall. ABRAM M. BININGEB, HENRY T. OAPREN. ‘Wasurmoron, December. i362. 4. M. BININGER & CO. have no connexion wit any other House. _ ROLLIN CEU an-tr au NEW STOCK. 486 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. 486 Commirsioner 8evento Ward. CHARL&S & CHUHCH, WinLIAM FENWIOK, jy¥3 Asristant Commissioners. WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1863. General Orders, No. 195, ate medal of honor fer the troops who, after the expiration of their term, have offered theirserviees to the Governmest in the presont emergency, and also for the volunteer troops from other States that have volunteered their service in the States of Pennsylvania and Maryland. EADQUA: DEPARTMENT OF WASH- H ie RTERS RGTON Office Chief Quartermaster, May 23, 1843. OR THE &TORMING OF ALGIERS, Deateas mm AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAn- OR THE STOMMING OF ALGIEAS, ‘ MESS LOUISA WHLL Mathilde, Dus SeRvs, &¢,, are requested to furnish this office LOUIZA WELL! Henry St, Alme price lists of the various articles of their trade. LOUIBA WELLS as ‘Wild Arab Boy, ' The same should be directed to Lieutenant Qolo- Unprecedented enocess of nel Bias M. Gneewe, Okie Quartermaster, De- partment of Washington. Worron.—The sttention of all offleers. who have Meares tong will appear, supported by been honorably discharged on account ef wounds COURT OF BEAUTY or disability, and who desire to re-enter the service MR. GEORGE R. BDESON, in the Invalid Corps, is called to the provisions of ian. General Orders, No. 105, of 1943, from the War De- partment, published in the papers throughout the Pantomimist, country, Buch officers requested to comply WILLIE 2. ARMATRONG, promptly with the provisions of that ord: nd a "8. “i ARDB, to send their written applications, as therein pro- MASTER JOHNNY vided, for positions in the Invalid Corps, (stating the character of their disability,) with as little de- lay as poesible, to the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of the State in which they may be. Buch Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen- eral will at once forward the applications, with his endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at Washington. immediately upon furnishing the papers required by General Orders No, 105, of 1863,from War Depart- ment. Their pay and emoluments will commence from date of acceptance of such apporntments, and not from commands to which they may be assigned. ws DEPARTMENT, War Department, passes for citisens to visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at the office of Ident. Col. Comnan, 132 Pennsy!vania avenue 7 Pe ing tar. 2. 3,234, THE WEEKLY SPAR. This excellent Family and News Journal, coutaining a greater variety of interesting | reading than can be found in any other, $s published on Friday morning. ‘TERMS— Cash, variably in advance. Single copy, per annum Five copies,. ‘len copies... Twenty-five copies... It invariably contains the “Washington News” that has made fie Daily Evening Star circulate so generally throughont the country B87 Single copies (in Wrappers) Pan be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—THREE CRNTs, AHUSEMENTS, CANTERBURY HALL, 18) A AY... HBA 8: Wan Bl nt abd Manedes aad Prowietor RD PLACE OF A : THR STANDARD.PiA AMUSEMENT OFFICIAL. AR DEPARTMENT. Absurant es RAL’S Orrico, KINGTON, June 29, 1863, The Adjutant General will provide an appropri- be cals ‘e where FIEST €LASS DRAMATIC REPRESENTATIONS ean be wWi'nesaed DURING THE SUMMER SEASON, in addition to the MAMMOTH OLTO PERFORMANCE, BY THE BXCELFION COMPANY OF THE WORLD, GREAT SENSATION BILL. qe night another Great Drama First nights of the Greet yams. im three acta, en THE FRENCH 8PY, TUE PRENBH SPY. By order of the Becretary of War. E. D. TOWNBEND, Assistant Adjutant General, je 30 18s EVA BRENT, The celebrated vocalist. ‘The beautiful = esol Arranged by Mons, ‘zollony, e1 SHE SYLPH OF THE MOUNTAIN, in which Mise Louisa Wells, Mons. Szollosy, and my 25-tf Paovost Mansuat Guwerau’s Orricn, } Wasnincron, May 2, 1863, ‘he po pular Comedian. INK J B. L, SZOLLOBY, The Great Maitre de Ballot snd Gomie E. WILLIARS, 4 C. MARSHALL, &e, Admission tventy five and fifty eents, iD MATINEE Will be given next Pray AFTERNOON for the accommodation of Ladies and Children, when the Great Canterbury Company will appear ' jy66t NATIONAL LOAN. The Becretary of the Treasury having extended to the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT the privilege of conversion, we shall continue until that date to farnish THE NEW SIX PER CENT. BONDS Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed of organization of the respective JAMES B. FRY, Provost Marshal General. of the my 33 UNITED STATES, PAYABLB ‘TWENTY YRARS FROM DATH, Or after five years, at th lon of the government These Bonds are the CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY WASHINGTON, January 35, 1868. In consequence of the pressure of business at th above Nineteenth street, now in the market - BEING SOLD AT PAB d yielding BTAMPING. acon Enxszorwsnine! $ KNITTING. 81X PER CENT, INTEREST my Stamping, Embroidering and &: lishment, No. 622 Ae ss their yokes, es, BACQueS, C , ote., They offers Btam ping executed neat snd: slain, and in such | BECURR AND PROFITABLE MODR OF IN- aashort time that ladies ean wait for their orders, VESTMENT. je 29-1w* OHR. BUPPERT. TAMING en fabtal® STAMPING! To call at 351 F street, between 8th and 9th, oppo- site Offi ether place in the E,c22teows tions for preserving a?] kinds of Fruits, Vegetables, &e. 8 IN GOLD, Equivalent at present price of coin to Nine per Cent. in Currency. I call the attention of the Washington ladies to tting Estab- Beventh street, between D and For large or small sums, THE COUP@N BONDS are issued in 950’, 8100's 2500's, and §1,000’s, and the REGI3EBRED BONDS IN 50's, $100’s, $50i’s, $1,000’s, and B5,000's, Persons desiring further information eoncerning the loan can proeure, upon application at our counter, or by mail, circulars answering all 20,000 LADIES WANTED Patent Office. We Btamp all kinds of goods cheaper than any Five hundred NEW BRAIDING PATTERNS Je 26 1m questions that may arise. JAY COOKE & CO., Bankers, SELF-8EALING JARS, FOR PRESERVING jy 452 Lth street. FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c, aes om zai ¥iz- The only Jar ever inzented that can be Tested, Wood! Weod! Wood! For sale wholesale and retai!, with full instrue- BOTELER & 80: KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD: days during the bathing season. | ia the largest and most convenient boat on the route to Cape May, b and every accommod: desire. a. m. train can connect with Castle. f° commence her route, from Phila- is to Cape May, on BATUR-! General Mouléfaciteniag: Store. fei = J On hand the best quality of all kinds of RB CAPE MAY.—The safe and commedins woon! SAWED AND SPLIT IN ANY LENGTH OR BIZE REQUIRED, KINDLING@ Woop: Amperior article of Pine, selected expressly for kindling, Sawed Short and Fine Split, as a substi- steamer MANHATTAN will 27th inst., and continue runnipe Gael rernate @ Manhattan ion that passengers can Passengers leaving Baltimore in the 8.7) i he post ae New Pres ee taxon : = Just received, a choice selection of new snd Navon’s Orrice, July 7. 1953. desirable styies Boer ae EATORDAY ane at ‘Poa - 2o’clock m. on » the 18th irmstant, fo: ~~ PAPER hANGINGS, grading and graveling south'C streets, from $4 to oth street west. The gravel to be of a quality to be approved by the Commissioner and Assistant. The eruvel to be nine inches in the center, tayering to fcurinches at the gutter line; io be well raked of stones of an ta proper size, and to be well rolled wigh « heavy roller. c . idders wil etate the price per cubic yard for grading and rquare yard for graveling. No part of the Spordurie sen wil be paid the contractor except upon the certificate of tae Com- Taine am Ass crane Somintsstonars that the work has been properly executed. , JAMES H. BIRCH, Commissiyner of Seventh Ward. WILLIAM WISE. WILLIAM J. AIKEN, From the rich and ornate to the most cheats aes simple patterns, appropriate for parior, halls, dining rooms, and oaanabers. cata IRK-BOARD PRINTS. STATUSS, G. = PIBCES, & & 0. BNEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNSGILT BAND ‘y REQUTE on Srv La OR SIZE OF R ANY REQUIRED 8' BUF? OR A ADE ADE TO ORDER OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. (Warran’ ed to be gilded vith gold leaf) The handsomest and the larg: st assortment in the Dabick from the best r-anufactory the coun! . Je assortment of Dara ¥ ood Frames, with a soa! ye a eentital Variety of amall-a' ed Oval and” Card jyat SATO ant Commissioners. te FP of fore’ a domestic man 'y 6, 186: tun Poupetenteee Proposars will be rected at the. leon PICTURE CORD AND TABSELS, Office until MON DAY, the 13th day of July, for the . 4 rading and velling of K street, from the bridge a Diferent sizes and colors; Picture Rings, Nails {othe siege. th ravelling to Be nine inches in - w cen! jown loar inches oe cernnsing ereustvely, for cum tha above foods | gutter i Bie “gravel eteaie: Garualt ne eir q . cle: of stones ofimproper size, and we. as low rates as they ean be purchased for in the | Tolied with a heavy roller. , A ecail solicited from those needing eee anove 80! ose nee abovi goods, Terms cash. 5; MARERITER, Remember the number, No 456 Seventh street, Proposals will state the price for grading per cubic yard, and per square vard for eravelling.” a bids will be opened at 12 M.on the léth of We per of the appropriation will be paid except yht doors above Odd Fellows Hall; and the terms oertifi: Commiasi: por iy ongatrle ee ark my 2-Gweo" | OP the aac Sa La a Dons TT a rd, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., "SAMUML G. WROR, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 992 PENNSYLVANI« AVENUE, Wasuixcros City, GEORGE _3¥T-e08t Assistant Commissioners, — P8oPosaLs FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAINY AssISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFicn, ent, Cor, Buy and sell all kinds of Forage Lm and 22d streets, 20m; D.0., April 16. DNITED STATES SECURITIRS, AP rrms Provosius ard 1 Uae. ee NEW YORE STOCK BOARD, Ofstany of the Government wharves in thir aiey’ Dealin ened and they chonld’ oe hy ananin of BXOHANGES, gach article Oftered, also the prize and the date COIN AND 5 will be received for five thousand somes SRO gierTeptin atgbteey Sgt te Sagat 0. 8, FIVE-TWENTY BONDS ointeron ofthe ‘Government to contract for a Keyt on hand. ‘All grain to ‘be put up in good sacks, of about two Ber sale at par and interest. m (3) bashels each, whick are to be furnished at the o! contracter. McUOORKELL & 00'S The and Straw to be securely baled. ge RR TN See Tos, Rue | aereaami ty sel a Etna re gi ADE har BHiee niracts will be awarded from time to time to Sailing regularly from Londonderry, offer w usual inducements for parties in this country ane o secure passage for their friends from t! of Ire! ls ‘The splendid Al British ship “MINNEHAHA,” 2,000 tons, Capt. McGraTH, will sail from London- derry for New York, between the 15th and 30th uf July. Barly spplication for tickets is necessary, the emigration to this country from [rel ii very large. Passengers by this line, landingeither ew York or Philadelphis. will be brought h to Baltimore, if ¢esired, promptly on ar- very small additional char; the lowest responsible bidders, as the interests ot the service may require. G security will be required for the faithful fulfillment of any contract made under this advertisement. Payment to be made atthe compjetion of the cont ap 17-5 Captain and A. Q.M.U.8. A. Qe GENEBAL’S OFFIOB. 88 ow ‘Waseinaron Qrry, March 19, 1853, ‘ers of steam vessels are in' vited to send to the r ermenten General’s Office tenders for their sale. 0. i * ADACO- ders sould contain descriptions of the wa ° Peeper epee pe es pire pes vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or Tegistered for Philadeiphis, about the same time. tonnage, actual carrying ca) ty, | material, Pastagesimay be secured and money orders fer Che red, whether side-wheel or pro- » wemittances obtained from KN t iron or copper fastened, size and OX & CO.,125 Smith's wharf, uld state the power of engines and boilers; and sho' 4 07 3 ice at which they are offered for long or short Rad Baltinore, Ma._"| Barter with the eetimeted. alec of Tes ae NTEBNAL BEVBNU & STAMPS, case of lors, OF in case the Government should OF EVERY DENOMINATION, | prefer to purchase instead of chartering, ‘Gan be had at a!! times heneafter Owners of steam veusels already in the service of AT THE COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, the Quartermaster’s Poparcnent are requested to No. 476 Sxventu Street, make known te the ent any ri on in Post Ghia Department. their present rates which they may be willing to Collector of Inte! fi wee siarthe iit senmaltuem, Lpahwtertess mil'te ect nal Rey F = kau District ofGolumbra | “ling. should be dressed to the ‘By W.L. WALL & 60., Auctioneers. oral a be endorsed“ Pareaecae amers. When received, they will be considered, and the Department will’ endeavor to reduce the heavy jORSB AN ARRTIAGE BAZAAR AND RE H' % OT OSLTORY. EBxpressiy for the ti tation upon the PALE OF HORSES. CARIAGES, BTOCK, so,, | sepsnee sending, Amy, waaay a wlbsererit 95 Louisiana Avenue, can do 60, cheaper vessels of eqn Ca) tor Between Ninth and Tenth streets, dhose now em; 5 . O. pe OAsu ADVANCED ON CONSIGNMENTS. Quartermaster General. Storage for Carriages. 4 = erses, Carriages, io, received for private sal UMBER! LUMBER !—150,000 foot of sssort- wey D-1F W. L. W. WALL & 00., Aucte. ed White Pine and Hemlock Boards and Lum-, : ber for sale very low for cash in tots to suit pur- —g@ TISH-WANG, 7HE GREATC. Poe ehasers, Inquire of C. B. CHUROH, ith street, oe BEL fer GONORRHGA, GLEBT, en Maryland avemue and C streets, Island. Insredcnan ie yiceg vamahan Teg | ee pleasant to the taste, has ne bad odor,and T. WEST END NOTIC: : may fear of HE Public can how be supplied with Paints, sem “Circulars tess, Erie She Rox. bold | Oiler Varuishos, Window’ Glues, ‘Palut’ Brasher; b el pais, ke., by calling at ; 90 Pennsyl- ‘oonz’s West End Drug 8tore, ae Jeléeoly |. 3037-6 113 Pena, avenue. Fo SALE—The contents of the livery and hiring stables known as Sinith’s Stables, sit- uated on [9th street, near Pa. avenue, con- sisting of Carriage, Buggy and Saddll Horse . Close Pane! and Open Carriages, Top Bug- gies, sortment of Double and Sin Bridles and other things necessary to complete a good outfit for the above business. Wishing to engage ina lucrative business will do well to call and examine the stock. 1fnotdisposed of at private sale earlier, they will be exposed at publie auction on the Ist day of August next at 10 a,m. ee, 5 coud Fanant, Ene stables. will be cet Ped Teasonab'e terms. e stand is of fort; ?du- ration, the best in Washinstop. mWicrters tor Je tAngl™ “BANLY & BROWN. COAL of assorted Lumber which will be sold cheap for cash at his 432 street and the canal. tute for charcoalin building Anthracite Fires in Radiators, Ranges, &c. WF Cash at Ogice when ordered. THOS. J. GALT, OFFICE—282 PENNA. AVENUE, Berweex NTH ANp 12TH, Mill and Yard—Foot of 17th street. COAL! jaggage Wagons, together with 2 good as- gle Harness, Saddles, Any person COAL! COAL! from the same establishment, furnished in the usual prompt and satisfactory manner by GEO. D. C. HIBBS. who hassecured that branch of the business. je 30-1w {Chronicle} UM i RI L sek LUMBER! The undersigned is now in receipt of two cargoes Wood, Coal and Lumber Yard, corner GEO. L. SHERIFF. Je 17-2w* Penn . UROPEAN HOTEL Corner Pennsylvania av. and Eieventh st., WASHINGTON City, D, C. P WAR MAPS. HILP & SOLOMONS, Army Btatiouers, 332 ae, have for salea large assortment of are— ‘ar amongst which —_— Seat of War in Maryland and Pennsylvania, Strangers, Sojourners, and Residents were Potomac, will find every convenience and facility Lioyd’s Map of Virginia, for comfort at this Hotel, It is admirably con- Blunt's ‘* ce celebrated dueted upon the Notes upon EUROPEAN PLAN, the guests and patrons paying for only what they choose to purchase, in ‘bien business centre of the Itis located city, approachoble by Btreet Passenger Cars, with places of Public Amusement, of Business, the De- se Bichmond and vieinity, s le! yn. Harbor and St. Helena Map Southern States, Teast and wens Vireininy irs ary! s rtments and Capitol, and every place of interest y euowang eng Misgtosiypt | Io'ahe ety of Washipeton oF Geergatonn. Z ‘ he bey 8 canes, sheets, and mounted on canvas. 4018 | Beverages, and with Wines and Ales of the Iaoe brands and vintages. To sum up—this Hotel presents inducements of a Tare kind to all who may be pleased to extend to it their favor and patronage. a EMRIOB, European Hotel, Corner Pa. av. and lith st. TEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN FROM NEW Ss" YORK TO LIVERPOOL. The jamship WALTER PATTON: Command A ,» Commander, ‘Will be dispatched . PReM LIVERPOOL FROM NEW YORK, esday..... june 80 | Tpesday..... —_.July: and at intervale enetier of [shout six weeks from ri. First cabin, from —-..)-.....----.. $95 40 $135 Becond cabin, state room ber is furnished et jy 4-Im CRYSTAL SPRING. COACHES FOR UsSxBTAL SPBING AND THE RACH COURSE. undersigned will ran @ coach for the above ‘ot separate tables. = 27 a tro, = cavept Sumdsy, Excursion tickets, out and 0: the first and | When there will be three,) leaving National Hotel, second cabin , # fare ands half. 7th streetand Penn. avenue, at 12 and 4 o’clock Servants Scoomipaniy ing passengers and children | and on Sunday at 10’ 1 end 4‘ o'clock, sto; ing at under 12 years of age, half price. Infants free. the Metropolitan, Turner & Oo.’s No. 981 Penn, T CBDR «nce MSS Binns as ee avenue, Kirkwood and Willarda’ Hotels. Return- Bteerage, with superior accommodations, —_. $30 ing from Spring at 2 and 7 o’clock, Sundays 12, 3 Priee of passage from Liverpool, same rates as | and 7 o’clock. Fare—Round trip,'75 cents; each above. z A way, 0 cents; children half price.’ For farther in- philtaresy wayable in gold, or its equivalent in U. formation eall L2RL Pa ATSRRS, one of Sta Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet of luggage.+ ee * BON Erole = an Saperlepond serer on board. UTTER! utr ERE er passage apply only B T 1 CHARLES A. WHITNEY, 20 firkins fresh BUTTER, At the office, 26 Broadway, New York. barrels fresh EGGS. 40. For freignt appl only to 100. cases CONDENSED MILK. ‘OWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agent oF OW. je13 3m 54 Bouth street, ‘New York. For male by 2 Tso Saas. FE SALB—A young bay MABE. Fine style, good blood, gentle, ®nd a first-class ridiag ani- mal. I raised ber and c@n recommend her. Can be seen at my house, No, 556, 13th street. Island, or by addressing me's note through City Post Of: fice, Stati . iyi GEO. OTT WUNDER. OF Oe A ode Bo Sees THE GOVERNMENT WHARF, Foor ov 81xta Stren, A. M. HEPBURN, Proprietor. MEATS, FISH. VEGETABLES, FROIT, I0B, &c., ‘WHOLESALE AND ReTaiL RANKLIN & OO, eg PelntiC arange am! (north side,) between 2th and Isth sta, SES Pa, avenxe, weniter the National Hotsl, ROCK CRYSTAL (Brazilian Pebble) and IM- PROVED PERISOOPIC SPEOTACLES, scientifi- ca ee correctly suited to the proper condition Of the eyesight, OPERA and FIELD GLASSES, AOHROMATIO MICROSCOPES, BAROMETERS, THERMOME- TX KLECTBIOAL BATTS! S, MATH E- MSTIOAL AND SURVEYORS’ INSTRUMENTS, COMPASSES, CARTES DE VISITE pee: raneeus Civil and Military Celebrities. PHOTO- GRAPH A MS in every style. SIRRBOSCOPES — and VIDWS, &e.,&c ,in 4 great variety and at Goods delivered in any part of the city on and the lowest gures. wholesale or retail. my 13-tf after the 20th inst. 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FROM VICKSBURG. aaa THE SUFFERINGS OF THE REBELS, SS SEES, THE TRUTH NOT HALF TOLD. geste New Yorx, July 8.—The Tribune has the following special: “Cuickasaw Bayou, Friday, July 3, via Caixo, July 7.—Firing trom the front ceased this morning, pending the negotiations for a surrender, whic: occupied the greater purt of the day. The only contested point touching the surrender has been in reference to what would be done with Pemberton’s army. He asks and demands that while the surrender was unconditional in other respects, the gar- Tison which eo long heroically resisted our army shall be epared unnecessary humiliation, and paroled in Vicksburg. This probably will be conceded fro:n mo- tives of expediency alone, not asa condition. It will save immense expenditure for transpor- tation and subsistence. Grant and Pemberton had a long private interview, at the Jatter’s Tequest, in relation to the surrender, before it was determined. Officers accompanying the flag of truce indicate that ali tua: has been written and published in the North concerning the suffering of the rebels in Vicksburg has been but halt the truth There are about twenty-two thousand people in Vicksburg, ten thousand of whom are efficient soldiers, Onrarmy will take Pposses- sion to-morrow morning. The surrender was justin time to save both armies from ives and destruction of lite, which would have attended any attempt to carry the works by storm, aa such attempt had been determined on for to- morrow morning. i Not having been allowed an inside view be- fore the departure of the dispatch-boat, we cannot give such details as are desired. The Post Offige Depariment will on the 5th instant establish a Pest Office at Vicksburg. IMPORTANT FROM HARRISBURG. Lee's Army ina Tight Place—The Heavy Rains Prevent tieir Crossing the Pote= mac—Meade und Couch Pressing en Ra- pidly—Another Great Battle Imminent. HARRISEURG, July 8.—The news received to-day by telegriph by way of London and Bedford shows thet the main body of Lee's army is between South Mountain and Hagers- town. He will probably select a place be- tween Hagerstown and the Potomac to give Meade battle, as it is considered utterly im- possible for him to reach Virginia. Imboden is at Williamsport with trom 7,000 to 10,000 treope, protecting supply trains. Lee's wagon train is at that point, with 4,000 to 5,000, making their way into Virginia as fast as their limited means will admit. Lee evidently sees there is no escape for his army, and is preparing himself to give Meade another battle, which will probably take place Friday or Saturday. Rain poured down in torrents fhe whole of last night, and continued up to 12 o'clock to- day. The present flood would destroy any pontoon bridge fon the Potomac,even if the rebels had one, and it ic positively known they have none. The authorities are sending troops up the Valley as fast as possible. Meade’s army and troops under Couch are moving as rapidly as the roads will admit. FROM FREDERICK Part of Lee’s Army Cross the Potomac. FREDERICK, July 8.—[Associated Press dis- patch.j—Information which ce relied upon comes from the front this morning, of the fole lowing purport: : The rise in the Potomac has checked the ad- vance of the rebel army. A smull portion ot Lee's transportation: has crossed on rafts at Williamsport and Sheppardstown, and his stock swam over. His ambulance trains wii wounded have al-ocressed, but his suppiy trains, artillery, infantry and cayairy ed to be ali on this side. His first line of battle has been formedon the “Antietam flelds.” Should this prove true, and it is certain that he cannot receive reinforce- ments, he will be compelted wo trust the fate of his ariny to arbitrament of a bloody field. Our torces are gradually penetrating in that direction, and the next few bonrs are pregnant with the fate of thousands and the welfare of our country. Hopes of annihilating the entire rebel army of Virginia are bright. Interesting Particniars. FREDERICK, 9 p. m., July =.—Gen. French bas been placed in command of the Third Corps, which has been lurzely reinforced, and is new ip motion. it is stated upon reliable authority that Lee has uo alternulive but to deliver battie or surrender. About six hundred prisoners arrived here to- day. This arnval, according to stutements of high officers, swells the number already re- ported to eleven thousandeight hundred. These Jatter were captured by Kilpatrick. Considerable cannonading has been heard to-day in the direction of Hagerstown, but as no reports have yet come 1n, it is believed to have been caused by our cayairy attacks upon the enemy’s outposts. The wounded, paroied officers from Getis- burg to-day corgect the published statements in regard io the following officers: General Paul was alive last night, with some mopee of his recovery. Colonel Root, Ninety-fourth New York, was uninjured. Colonel Wheelock, uninjured, but a prisoner. Colonel Tilden, Sixteenth Maine, ditto. General Baxter, un- injured. Colonel Fairchild, Secend Wiscon- sin, arm amputated. Hundreds of rebel deserters are in the coun- try surrounding Gettysburg, having chan; Ps acai euG turned farmers mm 6 ne 19 e! The skies are clear to-night. Itis not believed that a general battle will come off to-morrow. General Butterfield, chief of staff, has been | relieved from that position, and General War- ren appointed in his stead. This appointment meets with general approbation, particularly among the heads of the departments and gen- eral staff. LATE FROM GEN. MEADE£’S ARMY. FREDERICK, July ¢.—[Dispatch to the Phila- delpia Inquirer. ]—Gen. Meade and staffarrived here yesterday from Gettysburg and Jeft this morning for the front, which is now the line of | the Potomac and the old Antietam battle-fleld. Information received here leaves no doubt | that the rebel army has succeeded in reaching | the Potomac in considerable force, andon Mon- day night and yesterday were engaged in #r- | rying over their ordnance and wagon trairf$on: | flat-boats, canal boats, and every species of j material that could floata man, ® horse or a wagon. In anticipation of this, Generals Buford’sand Kilpatrick’s cavalry kas been sent forward to Williamsport to intercept the rebel retreatand | prevent their crossing the river. } Early yesterday morning Butord’s and Kil. | patrick’s forces combined arrived at Willams. | port and ajtacked the rebels, who had a large cayalry force at hand, 5 The fight was short but Severe, and our troops, finding themselyes outnumbered, retired | towards Hagerstown, and between Williams. / port and Hagerstown they encountered another | Jarge body of cavalry and a divisioa of infan- try, believed to be Longstreet’s corps, which | was quickly brought into position and attacked ourircops. Findiny his force unequy! to the contest, General Butord withdrew towards | | of April an | also a prisoner. He was found in the farm Antietam, taking along twenty-five prisoners captnred in the fight. The prisoners are mostlyfrom Alabama and Louisiana regiments, and they state that their army is al! together, and well on its way to the ‘river. Arrived’ in Freceriek last | evening,- . . 4 PAR i Tt. is Froportea tere chav onr cavalry pickets at Antietam were driven in last night by the rebels, indicating that they werein considerable force in that vicinity. Tbis move is evidently with the deeign of securing another crossing point at Shepherdstown. Gen. Mende 1s acquainted with all these mat- tere, And is making his movements accuiding- jy, with great rapidity, and in remarkably good order. To-day or to-morrow, perhaps, at the farthest, the two armies will meet each other near the sceneef the old Antietam battle- field, wher battle will most probably take piace, if Lee should feel in a fighting mood, »na ifthe shonid not wax belligerent, Meade Will certainly attack him. According to all scoounts, Lee's army is very much discrgunized. The reanit cannot be donttfal. Al! the fear is that they mayescape Siseha the river before Meade can overtake them, At Rome you must withhold criticis large portion of Tee's army should escape, as it wes not ore to move troop« from Get. tyshurg to the Potomac faster than our troops have moved. Not an hour's delay has oc- curs: d, except to provide the troops with sup- ies, without which they could not inove. he rebele, fleeing for dear life, marched da; and night to escape Meade, and doubiless, b - this time, @ large portion of them may hay: reached the river, tut its swollen condition will prevent them crossin, they expected. Meryland Heights have again been reoecn- pied. It bas rained here almost constantly for three days, The New York 7th regiment, Col. Lefferts, arrived here yesterday from Baltimore, and bas gone to the front. ifa € Over 80 quickly as FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Expedition to Destrey Rebel Railread Communicutio: FortTR=s8 MONROE, July 7.Advices from White House say that on the Ist Gen. Getty, with 10,4 men, proceeded from that point for | the purpose of destroying the remaining bridges over South Anna, Parsing through King William ©. H., Bran- dywine and Fayetteville, he crossed the Pa- munkey and met a large force of rebels near the bridge, and was unable to Accomplish his object. But he tore up the railroad track for four or five miles, and destroyed a depot, cap- turing a tew prieoners. There was some slight skirmishing, and Gen. Getty returned this morning to White House. From China and Japan. Sawn Fraxcreco, July 6.—The Chinese over- Jand Trade Report has been received up to May 15. Itsays that Gen. Gordon, command- ing 3,000 Ohinese soldiers, disciplined by the late Gen. Ward, had captured Tael.Sen from the rebels aiter @ desperate resistance. The rebels were led by English, French, and other officers. They foitght skillfully with muskets, but failed for want of artillery. There is reacon to fear that the time is not far distant when the rebels will become good and well-armed sol- diers. They @re trying to buy artillery, and employ educated Europeans to teach them the use of heavy guns. Japanese dates to May 11 say the British Minister compiains of the large sale of arms by the Americans to the Japanese. r. In case of a war it is supposed that Jedde will be blockadec. Foe-Choo is being besieged The Fourth in Halifax. Hattrax, July 7.—The Fourth of July was celebrated here by the American residents and. some NovaScotian friends, by a dinner presided over by Consul Jackson. TheUnion victory at Gettysburg was received with the greatest enthusiasm. The Rain kavors Gur Army. PHILADELPHIA, July 8.—There was a heavy rain storm here to-day. Constant rains have been falling for the last three days, west of Harrisburg. This is considered good news in connection with the swelling of the waters of the Potomac. Que Thousand More Prisoners. Battinonrs, July One thousand rebels, captured by General Kilpatrick, arrived here to-day, inciuding Brigadier General Jones, a cayalry officer, and fifty-one other commis- sioned officers. Steambosts Captured by the Rebels. Loursvi1tr, July 3.—The steamers Alice Dean and the J. S. MeComb were captured by about twe hundred rebels at Brandenburg, Kentucky, yesterday atternoon. Gunboats in pursuit. SSS ae From the Seat of War. Sees Gur Cavalry Operations—The Captures of Trains and Prisoners—Gen. Meade in Motion—Adyancing Upon the Enemy. ies ae (Special correspondence Baltimore American. FREDERICK, Wednesday, neon, July &—The | position of the rebels, and their cendition, has been definitely ascertained. ‘heir infantry line hes been drawn across trom Fonkstown, Md., to Valling Waters, and behind this line they are using almost superhuman exertions to get their trains (such as they have saved) artillery and ammunition across the river. The best military authority here doubts, L might almost say is convinced, that they have nO pontoon train, beyond that destroyed at Falling Waters, and that with such canal boats as they had not previously burnt, and timber felled in the vicinity and at Martins- burg, they are endeayoring to supply the de- liciencies of their engineer cerps. Itis known what two days ago they hi troops felling timber. They also attempted to cross some wagons on flat-boats, but the impetuous current of the river rendered the attempt futile. They are now crossing their horses on the boats, and leaving the wagons this side, probably intend- ing totake them to pieces and thus transport them on the canal boats. 1 huve heard the opinionexpressed in a very high military quarter that the Rebels will prob- ubiy secure the most detensible line in front of Williamsport, intrench themselves, and en- deayor to hold our army atbay whilst they secure the mewns of crossing. The position of the Rebels 1s much more des- perste than 1 had allowed myself to think heretofore. Gf course they may get away, but it looks imtuch less probable now than it did twenty-iour hours back. LEK’S HEADQUARTERS. Lee’s headquarters is definitely ascertained to beat Hagerstown to-day, and his troops are muiniy on the road between there and Wil. liameport, which ie onty coven isiles distan. A portion of General Early’s Rebel command. is to-day reported as cut off in the mountains, urur Greencastle, by our cayalry. This is of course Qt present only 2rumor, but it is credited to some extentin view of a knowledge of the purposes of General Pleasanton’sand General Sedgwick’s present movements, OUR CAVALRY OPERATIONS. The cavairy of Gen. Pleasanton haye been operating with magnificent success during the last threedays, Itis apositive fact that whilst the rebels were retreating we had ca’ in their frout aud rear and on both flanks, Its presence and bold dashes zreatly aided in in- creasing the demoralizition of the rebels, and the discipline they have heretofore shown was greatly relaxed. It is the opinion at headquarters that our cavalry have not taken less than 6,000 prison- ers, including wounded, who have been picked up everywhere along the road, where they were abandoned by their friends,and in the jarm houses. Among the captures is Brig. Gen. Robinson. He had torn off his insignia of vik, and wes dressed in citizen’s clothing, but Wa> recognized. Brig. Gen. Trimble, of 19th Philscelphia railroad fame, is honse of Mr. David Whisler, near Gettysburg. His Jeft foot. was blown off by a shell. The dainage dove to the Rebel trains by the dashes of our eavalry is almost incredible. Liyerywhere alone the retreat they were cap. tured, cutoff and burnt, General Kilpatrick dashed into the middle ofGeneral Ewell’s train . und burnt between twe@ ard three ot wWgons, and run off the lorses.. To-day he aptured sixty more wagous and three Ban. dred horses and mules, 3 peng Onr ciyalry—I think Ki} ick’s divisioa— hada fight yesterday at Tstowo with & Rebel infaniry division. Their position was at one dime dangerous, butthey got out. finally Dont serions loss, so far as the particulars ore pow known. ON THE ADVANOR. x Our army is moving steadily. Of its direg- tion »nd) disposition 1 shall say little, the former may be readily guessed at of another within the. hours, are, to use @ newspaper phrase, immi- _ nent. from, is said of the position oftheenemy, If L | mains on this sido of ihe river ihe probabilities battle fortyeight