Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1863, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 8 PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY BACEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILD: NGS, OORNER PENN’A AVENUE AND 11TH STREET, BY W. D. WALLAOH: —— pers served without wrappers by carriers i pie per copy, or 28 cents per month. In by carriers at $4 @ year, or 37 cents month. To mail subscribers the price is @ year, in advance; $2.50 for six moaths; $125 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 12 cents a week. Sincle copies, with or without wrappers, TWO ORNTS. SP ADVERTISEMENTS should be sent to the office before 21 o’clock m.; otherwise they may wot appear until the next day. — Eben vo, XXII. DENTISTRY. SIGESMOND & HAYWARD, N'Y AND IMPROVED INVENTION or ARTIFIOIAL OHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH, Wirnzour Murat Pirate on Crasrs, DB, 8. B. SIGHSMOND, Broadway, New York, and 260 Penasyleenia afte Demin Ith and 13th sts., Washington, jalis the attention of she arse to the folowieg aziifcial ones can be inserted over them. spa roots will be made inoffensive, and never 4. No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent agen be made immediately, thereby Sreaereing al expression of the face which ander the sqatem ia uently disigured is work bas been fully tested over five by many of the first chemlate and physicians 8. invented a white undestructive without pain, aed tam Seine ube a tooth on any side roots, which will Gall and examine for yourself. dy 2)-tf TEETH. M. oom, m, othe paventor and Patentes o MINBEAL PLATE THETE ateonda this exty. Mar Se can wear these teeth who cannot BO person can wear others who eebesr nse a acerrsait eo! oh Rien gl eee ant aa erceeee: the MINERAL PLATE will be mere ly Warrant be Booms in this oity—No. 338 Pennsylvanis avenue ween 9th and oth streets, iso, $07 Aree at, GAS FITTING, &. i : f AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & 6O., 2889 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Burwann Gru & 107 Srs., (OCOMBS’ BUILDING,) Invite the Trade to inspect their stock of WiINBS AND LIQUORS, TOBACCO AND SEGARS, GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP, ‘Gavurpassed in this city in variety and quality. Being the Sole Agents for MBSSES. PRANK BININGER & 00., Be. 15 Buaven &1., New Youn, we sell their celebrated BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, at New York prices,—freight added, We would esl! the attention of DIVISION PUR- ‘VEYORS to the fact that we have the above goods veady packed for shipment in eases containing fem one to twelve duzen each,and can fill any erder for them on call, “ FP. 8.—We also keep constantly on hand the larges and most varied assortment of CHAMPAGNE WINES to be fcund in this city, embracing the following well-known brands vou CLIQUOT, MOBT & OHANDORN, @. H. MUMM & CO., PIPER HEIDSIO“, HEIDZIORN & CO., EUGENE CLEQUOT, DE &T. MARCEADX, CHARLES RIVART & 00, @7 Av Inepection of onr Stock Is most respect- Pally solicited, AUG, JOHNSON & CU. may Is-tf WEBB & BEVER DGB, B¥OORSBORS TO ‘ 8. FOWLER & 00, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS 18 CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN ees Fine Gutlery, 7lated Ware, Zoll Metal Goods, Ie Pitchers, lack thin Costs, ei Bets, Jd aps eee anes Sat on ee Etherial terns, Btone W &e., nen ke. Goods Packed and Delivered in this City aod Georgetown free of charge. 604 (Odd Fellows’ my 2-coly Hall) Seventh st, Washington Pp. WAR MAPS, HILP & SOLOMONS, Army Stationers, 332 Penn. avenue, have for saie a large assortment of |, amongst which are— iE Warin Maryland and Pennsylvania, s Potomac, Port's Map of Virginia, fe : Ricksanee and vicinity, “ eet scbor and Bt. Helene Bound, Military and RB. B. Map Southern States, Coast Survey Maps of t and West Virginia, if V: aud Maryland, Sater Wes in the Wont, Showing the Missiasi river from Cairo to the Gulf, &c., &., in eases, sheets, and mounted on canv: je 18 FIve-tWweEeNty BONDS. We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers BG. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS s)}denominations, pom Spplication, without any dels: abtbysriters holdize durrrecelatanre noted that e nds are ready for JAY O OKE rhy ed to call for them, & 5 jemtf 52 Isth strest. APPINESS OB MISRRY|—THAT IS THE RBTION —T: f the = PAR. Be INST OF WONDERS. ANATOMY) and re Jone, end APS, BHORS, DRY O0DB, & 0, Heanquarrs: rues pony RS DEPARTMEKT OF we yet Of CRiefrQua: & rt ler, 1 posals’are invited pees men, women, aud ehildr: ussett Brogans, and other for hg saree and Cas hv a Ca: Dy en Hal el a -ay-ma lekory and check Bhirts, ‘and Den bam Over all v8. ginghame, blankets, and other serviceable Bhoes, Kerseys, linse: Woolen and Cotton @ Samples should be sent with eash bid, at the ex- pense of the Rarty forwarding the sami evidence ela be hrmished of Geren a lopaity of the bidder. eens. i ‘roposals will be opened from time to time and serecke aaraed asthe interests ofthe service e. Good security will be required fer the faithful faifillment of any contract made under this adver- tzement. mre yeaals should be addressed to the under- gigned, and indorsed * Proposels for furnishing Dry Gor ds. &e. iL M. GREENE. Lieutenant Colonel, Ghief Departmen: jaartermaster, feu dy3 Im of Wasbington. Mayon’s Orri0s, July 20th, 1883. Provosars wir ve esven scenes ia 12 o’cloek m. on Saturday, the 26th instant, for gra- ding and gravelling I street north, from Connecti- oct avenue to Pennsylvania avenue, the gravel to be of & quality to be approved by the Com- missioner and Arsistant Oommissiners, and to be nine inches in the centre, ta) Tae of 6e four inches towards the gutter line, to be well raked of stone of improper size, and to be rolled witha Reavy reller. Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for ereding, and per square yard for gravelling, No t of the appropriation will be paid the con ractor except upin thecertiticate of the Com missicrer and both the Assis:ant Commisioners that the work has been properly oxecut-d. T. R. DORSETT, Commissioner Fir-t Ward, CHARLES GORDON, Mi @, Assistaat Commissioners. jy 20 {Int., Chron. & Rep.) BOPOSALS FOR MEDIOINKS.—Sealed pro- "8 Will be received by the undersigned until three o’clock P. Bf. on Baturday, the 29th instant. for gopply the Washington Asylum with all the Medicines that may be required for the jing June 3th, 1864. The jicines must best quality farnished as may be required, roved by the Physician to the jected. acer oat obtain = the Asylam a list of the articles usually req 5 W.@. H. NEWMAN, JOBN McDEVITT. dy I dtd Oommissioners Washington Asylum. Pp ,Mayor’s Orrice, July 20, 1363. FOPOSALB Will be received at thi- office until 12 o’elock m. on BATUBDAY, the ith instant, for fess and graveling I street north, from tth to ‘th street weat. The gravel to be of a Spality tobe approved by the Commissioner and Assistaat Com- mitsioners, and tbe nine inches in the eenter, ta- pering to f.urinches at the gutter line; to be well raked of stones of improper nize, and ‘to be well rolled with a heavy roller. _ Bidders will state she ce per cubic yard for grading and square yard for gravelin No part of the ropriation will be ié the eontractor except 8 certificate of the Com- pi upon missioner and both the Assistant Commissioners that t’ e work has been properly executed. DOUGLAS, Commissioner of Fourth Ward, JORIAH ESSEX, SAMUEL WISE, Ats’t Commissioner’. |ASTER’S OFFICE, Jy 2-td_[Chron.& Rep } Dor QUABTERM. Corner 18th and G strects, Wasuingron, July 18, 1333, BeaLep Proposaxs will be received at thin office until SATURDAY, July 25, 1863. at ve u., for PLUMBING. at Harewood U. 8. Hospital. Plans and specificationsean be seen at the Hos- eane Weanerday, July 22, between the hours of and2p. m. Process should be addressed to Captain FB, Camp, A Q.M , marked “Proposals for Plambing at Harewood Hespital.”” jy 20-td PpBorosats FOR HAY, STRAW. AND GBAIN} Asaianraxr easements 78 Erjgieiios one DAG eninctoN. D.C April ie ina ASHINGTOR, Waitren Pavrossis are myitet Rey STKAW, OATS, and OORN, for the use @! this Depot, te be delivered at the Railroad Depot, or stany of the Government wharves in this city, he propetals to be add: to the under- signed, and they shouid state the quantity of Cate article offered, also the prize and the date islivery. Proposals will be recolved for five thousand 5,000) busl.elw of Corn cr Oats, and Atty (50) torn of ay or Straw. upwards, unless it should be for the interer3 of the Government to contract fora less amount. All grain tobe put. 4 in good racks, of about tro <2) Dushela sas BS are to be furnished at the © 6 contracter. ‘The Hay and 8*raw to be securely baled, All Grala and Hay offered to be sabject ton rigia ction by the Goverment Inapeetor, niracts will be awarded from time to time to the lowertrerponsible bidders, as the interests ot the service may requize. Good security will be required for the faithful fulfillment cfany contract made under this advertisement. Paymeutto be made atthe completion of the contract. 8 L, BROWN, ap 17-5 Captain and A. QM. U. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO., 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BsTween 9TH 2ND 10TH Brs., SBAVB BOUGHT AT THE REOKIVER’S BALB THE WHOLE BALANCE OF STOOK of the late firm of LEACH & 00., BALTIMORE, consisting of: HERMETICALLY-SEALED GOODS, OF EVBRY DESCRIPTION: MEATS, POULTRY, FISH, ; _ FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SOUPS, Etc cay WHICH WH OFFER TO THE TEADS, DY THE PACKAGA, WAKE BELOW MANUFACTURER'S PRIORS, AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & €O., apé-tf 289 Pennsylvania Avenue, 1) Gstaad OOLLINE & 00.5 PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER. receiving large quantities of DEAUGHT auwana’y POBTEE from this celebrated Brewery, which Iam prepared to furnish on short notice to all yorsons who will favor mo with their orders. Satisfaction guarantied. Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at- Waded to. Goods delivered inall parts of Washington ané Georgetown, free of charge, ‘Terms :—Onsh on delivery. RILBY A. SHINN, Agent, aoett By W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, FAo™E AND OABRIAGRE BAZAAR AND RB POSITORY, Expressiy for the SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, &a., 98 Louisiana Avenue, Between Ninth and Tenth streets, Case Apvanozp on Consionuenrs. Btorage for Carriages. orses, Carr’ages,&c., received for private tal my 20-tf W. L. W. WALL & 00., Aucts. D*: Mie JON STYBIOIAN AND SURGEON, Le Pte ee te OFF e jashineton city, D.C. yet SDIOIN BR,” hav #. free, (for the benefit of suffering spfowret their most ieateasure and inter- eakness, mm, Or ignorance of logy end Netare's Law.’ These tuvaiusbie on have been the means of enlightening and saving theassnte, and will be forwarded freo on the recoip' aa -WANG, THE GREAT CHINESE ba FEMBDY {or GONORRHEA, GraRt, t to the taste, has ne bad odor, and may be Redereshs the reat pocket without fear ee i by 8. 0. FORD, 290 Peansyl- Teninavetnee. “Gast or ‘asil” ‘fe 15-eoly the Freedmen of Bonth, Carolina. By Charles Norchoff, 15, Callum on Milits Luce’s New Book on Stsame In. le via o ray CALV Svolumes #3, va qe, #4 on ta Disqualifcs Heyous Bel ipt of four stamps, by Etc. Own Box wWILt PERFORM A i dox. detection. Circulars free. Price oS iedonnie U. & ZAct108 FoR coLoREp ~TROO28 5 Hemmond's Hyziene with Special Reference to 1. dy 15 “FRANOK TAYLOR. BEAT BUSH TO BMITH’S, 460 Geventh st, jy i4 and , Premature Decline, Ind! jerisian Cabinet 66: Stoateny New ‘York. Sy Te-ly ‘Ingredients are purely vegetadle. & by 8. C. UPHAM, 403 Chestnut st, $1.00. Ordronaux’s Manual forthe Military Surgeons, 1 the Military Sere i id 5), open er SAUBIONE'S REFORMATION IN THE TIME to get some of the great bargains in C! tH: InG. p. m. SSORTMENT OF MARTIN A sebiage GOTTARS ney fast been oscived BS, feral ed nauk OTe eed Beventh street, , ; der must appear in the proposal. ao mg S WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY. JULY 23, 1863. —s tar. N°. 3,246. ‘Re LEGAL NOTICES. BE BUPREMS COURT OF THB DISTRICP OF COLeMUEA Holding a District Cour: of the United Btates for the sald District — To al whom it may concerm, Greeting;—Notice is heredy Ven. that, on the 23d day of June, 1%? the Mar- shal of the United States for tne District of Uo- lumbia seized ret nomtered din squire onmberad 116; that part of Lot numbered '5, being tha west 30 fest It ihobes front by the Bapth of the iot ia square rumbered & ; lot numbered 7 in square numbered & 8; lot numbered ty in squa-enumbared 185; Jot numbered 4 in :quare numbered s12; lot numbered 15 in square 642; lot numbered 2 in ware Dumbered 642; lot nutsbered | in nquate ao- nen ted anc num! B 6:2; lot nambsred 2in square E 642; let numbe'ed Sin square 412; at Jot numbered 4 in square B 44?, a3 the eame are known. marked ana designated oa the grouni late and plans of Wasbington city, resorded in e land Records of said D.strist, together wit all the im pre vem iidings, righte. privileges, appurtepance: d@ other hereditaments to tas tal longi aa the property of Sacuel L. ard fhe same are IPbeiled and proaeented Lewis; z in this Ceurt in the mame of the United States, for forfiiture on secount of certain breaches of tha laws of the United Fat-s, committed by stid Samuel L. Lewis. and that raid cause will stand for trial at the City Hall, inthe cityof Washington onthe first Monday of August next, when aud where ail os are warned to appear to show cause why forfeiture should not be ‘doorees. and to intervens their ix ite, cies 8. J. MBIGS Cierk. T8 SUPREME COURT Of TUE Disrkior OF OOLUMBIA., Holding a District Court of the United ftates for the said Distrist.—To ail whom it may concern, Greeting:—Notice is hereby iven, that, on the 2d day of June, 1363, tae United ‘hooper T. A. Ward. attached to the Poto- captured the ekiffno name, with the gocds, wares and morchandise laden therein, and three packages of morey, and the tame were brought tothe port of Washington, within the ju- Tisdiction of this Court, and the rame are libeled and prosecuted inthis Court in the name of the United States, for condemnation as lawful prize, and that said cause will stand for trial at the City Hall, in che city of Washington on the firat Mon- day of August next, when and where all persons are warned to 4 ged to show cause why conde:a- pation thou'd not be decreed, and to intervene for their interest yar R. J. MEIGS, Clerk. jy HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DI8TKIJE OF COLUMBIA , Holding @ District Court of e United States for the raid District — To all whom it may concern, @reeting:—Notice is here by ore. tbat,on tre 2th dsy of May, 1953 the Uni- d tates sleamer Satellite, attached to the Poto- mac Fiotilla, captures the schooners calied the Arctic and Sarah, their tackle, apparel and furni- ture, snd the same have been brought to the port Washington, within the jurisdiction of this Court, and the same are libeled and prosecuted in this Oourt in the name of the United Btates, for condemnation ag lawful prize, and that ssid cause Will stand for trial at the Gity Hall, io the city of Washington on the first Monday of Augast next, when and where all parsons are warned to appear to show caure wey condemnation should rot be decreed, and to in rene for their interests. jy KR. J. MEIGS, Clerk, PROPOSALS. ROPOBALS FOR LUMBAR Onrmr AssisT’r QUARTERMASTER’S OPPIOR, Depot of Washington, 215 G. corner 1xth o Wasuincrox, D, ©. July 21, 1963. Buatep Prorosats will be received at this office gntil MONDAY, August, 1:63, at 12 o’elock m., for delivering in tho city of Washington, at such point as the Depot Quartermaster may direct, one mi! Hon (ete) feet of Lumber of the fellowing kind and description, viz: Five hundred and fifty thousand (539,000) feet 4-4 er one (1) inch White Pine Common Cullings, One hundred thousand (1:/x0) feet 6-4 or one ant # half (15z)ineh White kine Common Onilings, Twenty thousand (20,000) feet 84 or two (2) inch bite Pine Common Caltings, ey, thonasand (20,000) feet White Pine Timber, 3 Thirty theucann §2.90) feet White Pine Timber, 6 by 6,22 to 4 feet lon Thirty thousand 30,000) fect White Pine Timm, 4 Bist tee a eee Ese sotet, aby9 i a’ OURRN oist, thehea wide, 04 feet long, His tiioee oor te (29) Bixty thousand (60.000) feet Joist. 3 by 2 or ten (10) inches wide 16 feet long, Hem‘ock, Bixty thousand (60,004) feet Joist,8 by 6 oF seven (7) inches wide, 16 feet long, Hemloak, Ten thousand (16,009) feet Joist, by 5 12 feet long, Sey me (20 £00) feet Joint, Bby 5. 14 fost long. Ten thousand (10,000) feet Joist, 3 by 5,16 feet long, Hemlock, Ten thourand (10,00) feet Seantling, 3 by 4, 14 feet long, Hemlock, Ten thousand (10,000) feet Beantling, 3 by 4, 16 feet long, Hemlock, iy Tex theus and (10,000) feet Bcaniling,$ by 4 18 feet long Hemlock. All the above described to be good, merehantable Lumber, subject to the inspection of an agent ap- pointed on the part of the Government. All tLe lumber to be delivered by the Sd day of Eeptember, 1563. PR The full name and .OPOSALS. Post Oflics address of the bid- Ifs bid is made in the name ofa firm, the names ofall the pie must appear,or the bid will be sonsiderc as the individual proposal of the party signing it. roposals from disloyal parties will not be con- sidered, and AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUS? AGOOM PANY RACH PROPOSITION. Proposals must be addressed to Capt. Edward L. Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army, Washington, D.C, and should be plainly marked ‘Proposals for Lumber,” GUARANTEE. The eee ely of the guarantors must be shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest District Oourt or of the United States Dis- trict Attorney. v The ability of the bidder to fill the contract, should {t be awarded to him. must be cuaranteed by two Tesponsibie persona. whese signatures are to be ap- pended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must accompany the bid. Bidders must be present in person when the bids are opened, or their propo: will not be oconsid- Bords in the sum of five thousand dollars, signed by the contractor and both of bis guarantors, will be required of the successful bidder or bidders upon signing the contract. - FORM OF QUARANTES, ‘e,—— ——, of the county of ——, and State of and —— —, of the county of —~, aud State jarantee that —— —— is able to of —, do hereby fulffil the contract in accordance with the terms of hi ‘ition, and that should his proposition be accepted, he will at once enter into’s eontract is accordance t! ith. herewith. Enenie ed Lena be nee him we are pre- pared ome his secureties, (To this guarantee must be appended the official ificate above mentioned.) The right to anyor all bids that may be deemed la reserved by the Depot Quarter- master, as weli as the right to select from each bid sueh Lumber. at the pr.ce therein named, as is re juired by the Government. And in ease of the failure of bidaer, whose proposal is accepted to furnish within the time prescribed,in quality or wantity, the Lumber stipulated to be doliverec, then the Abalstant Quarte' master to have the ly nach deficiency 4 purehase, and charged with the difference ef cest, formal willbe 5 datormsh ice RDWAED L, ARTZ, Sy 32 td Oaptain and A. Q. M., U.8, Army. |avor’s OrFior, July 20th, x » 1883, Provosans wine teveived at this office until fae clock on Baturday, the th instant, - De for 5: Street east from b street to and gra Georgia @ he gravel to be of a quality to be approved by the commissioners and oommissicners, The gravel to be nine inches in tapering to four inches at the gutter ed with s heavy roller, fe ‘aveling. part of the appropriation will be jd the contractor except upon the certificate of the com- aieetons rane sees oy re that the x *, z work has been properly execated WAMILTON, Commissi cvitth’ sud sixth Ward missioners o! i aud Six! ards, sig i, GROLGR COLLARD @ FuGITT, jyR Arsistant Commissioners. piss, PILES, PILES.— Dr. WiTFIRLD’S VEGETAL PILLS ere warrantea a certain cure for Piles. @ worst cases yisid after one or two doses. No surgical operation should be re- sorted to, as relief thus obtaiaed i4 but temporary, and mo cure has ever been perficied by the use af iht knife, The following gentlemen have been cured : Mr, Stiles, No, 229 Broadway; Mr Hughes No. 107 Spring sireet; Mr. f:cher, No. 54 Street, and numerous ladies w addre: be obtained st my office. Prize 5) ceute Koldby alldruesiets. Whelosale by D.8. BARNES 00. No, 202 Broadway, and Dy thé proprictor. Ur, Wittlold’s Pills aro sold by 8. 0. FORD: No. 200° Penr. ave ashington, D. O , and by HANEY COOK, King street, Sean je 13-Jm No. 481 Broadway, New York. ware woie TSSUO PIN. ment now Ept of ala er: BOY'S “and OHILOKEN'S: OLOTHING of te at) suitsdle forthe present season for Lett ool wear, to which we invite the ‘ALL, STERBENS & 00... ennsylar |; ee! epntn Ninth kod Tenth streets UMNAL OFA RESIDENOBON A GEORGIAN Je Fiantation _ 1888, Fas Wrances Anne bie; $1.25. jemelr of the Life and Gubracter of the late a . thot W. Chambers; Bs Fllantrn BY TANCK TAYLOR. = HASpeUanrans FOR TENG th st, SEE acta he WASHINGTON THEATER BLEVENTH STREET, NEAR PA. AVENU®. THRs Thureiay) EVENING, July 23, 1963. JANE ENGLISHS GRAND OOMMINATION F the Th. meee Brcele, Mis Ital, rom the eater de la in, Italy, upon a2 has becn placed d appreciative tte walie of the arapee in Washington of 8 ho will perform which } as eli jd the most enthu- . By particu'arreqa at, Mr. WA. | ‘erent is celebrated Guitar Solo, and iin Belo which bas Bern pronsunead ry the pabie equal to the best efforte of Oie Bu!l, ivuxt: inps, or the brat masters of the present axa. 4 tal ct avge of perfi rmances. Th: entertainments fo commruce with the new Pantomime called the ‘ Misfortunes of Pierre*.”” New St. Dénis Diver- tirecment. Ocrde Volarte, La Belle Rosita. The perfortrance will conclude with the new Panto- mime of “Maison Rouse.” _ GALA DAY PERZORMANOK, _ For ladies chilcren end famslies wil be given on ‘ATURDAY AFTERNGON NEXT, ia ci duiy 25, at 2), o'clock. OD> FELLOWS’ HALL. MONDAY EVENING, July 27th. 1853. FOR ONE WEEK! First appearance in Washington, sinee his return rom Kurope, o RROFESSOR ANDERSON, (Son ef the W:zard of the North,) ix his entirely new entetainment of Prestidigitetion, entitled THE WORLD OF MAGIC! aslately prformed br bim in England, and Beotlaid in all the principal Opera Houses aud Theaters. before tacusands of spectators, who beve classel him 23 TEK GHEATEST MAGICIAN OF AXCIENT OR MODERN TIMES! Duripg thy pest six yeara. Prof, Anderson has eled thmugh Aurtrs ie. Sandwich ani dociety Islands Cablorvia, kr, land, Ireland and Scotland, in which tine Le has added a'l the novslties he has ler yh te bi LCGEOTIC AND HYPERMETRICAL PROGRAMME, The prindpal feeture of the entertainment in ‘he ENTIRE ABSENCE GF ANY APPARATUS! All effeeta being produced under EXIRAGKDINAY MANUAL SKILL! AGrind Day Entertainment every redeeaday ard Baturdsy. for the accommodatian ot Ladies an Children, atS p m, Admisrion 25 cents; Reserved Seats & sents, Loors open at 734 o'clock; eom- mence jt 8+.’«lock. dy 22-5t" CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, CANTERBURY HALL, BLTISIANA AV... mese Sixts Svazsv, |. Bi Bole Manager and Proprietor THE SUMMER THEATER ry BTANDARD MUSIO HALL. ST POPULAK PLACE OF AMUBBE- THE MOS ENT AN THE COUNTKY. rate TO-NIGHT, Thegreat French Baliot Pantamime entitied ROBERT aa JAQUES, BY THR UERIVALED PANTGOMIMIC TROUPE, MISS EVA BRENT, The most popular and bigbest salaried vosalist in reland, tr America. The Great Ethiopian Comedians, Heat aaa Ad ke., ‘ke... &e., &e So” MR GEO. R. EDESON, The favorite Comedian and Oomic Voeslist. MONS, LOU IB SZ0LLOBY, And his Lovely Bailet Oorps. Admission twenty five and fifty cents. Grand Family Matineeevery Saturday Afternoon. , eee egy VARIETIES! VARIETIES! Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth et, ByaRe GILT THIS WEEK. GRBA IFE-LIKE PLAy. THE SENSATION EVENT OF THS CITY! ST SELL Bs oF WASHINGTON. PICTURES OF WASHINGTON LIFE. HIGH AND LOW LIFE IN THE CAPITAL, STORY TRUE IN PLO v. BOGAL NIGH? te TIUs HALT. SERS, THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT, VENTILATED ON SCIENTIFIO PRINCIPLES, FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY, GREAT PANTOMIME TROUPE, AGNES SUTHERLAND. JiM BUDWORTH, BILLY ROSB, FIFTY ARTISTS, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, LADIES’ MATINEE. THE GRBAT PLAY PERFORMED. REMEMBER THE VARIETIES. oot & & & 8 TERTAINMENT MUPCAn SN EV ERY BVENING AT NEW YORK SUMMER GARDEN, Bet No. 360 Cr RrEEee, te. 402 @ th streeta. gy pom nee 2 OT LIST Proprietor. XTRA! & THIRD EDITION: V obg8 HIATIONSHV AND ee Bi FANCY ARTICLES. Photograph Albums inevery style very cheap, Album Cards eight for a dollar. Twenty five cent Novels rix fora dollar, Fifty cent Novels three for a doliar. A large lot of Booksst half price, Uall carly at M. RICASTEIN'S Nations! Bookstor 278 Pa avenue, jy 1-30 between llth and 12th ats. AR MAPS. May of Penvsylvania and Virginia. Price 25 cents. isp of Virginia (Coast Survey.) Price 5? cents, oer et pastern irginis, Price 50 cents, Mapoftharleston. Price 5) cents. _ Map o1 Charleston and 8t. Helena Sound, Price cents. baat of Richmond aad vicinity, Price 5) centa. Map of the Mississippi river from Cairo to the Guifof Mexico. Very large. Price $1 Licyd’s Railroad Map of the United States. cents; and many other mapa aud bird:s- of thé various States and seate of war. by PHILP & SOLOMONS, 332 Penn. avenue. ust BTATES 5-20 BONDS, UNITED STATES 7-20 TREASURY NOTES, UNIfFED STATES COUPONS OF 181, UNITAD STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN- DEBTEDNESS. Gold, Silver, Uneurrent Money, Exchange on all parts of Europe and the Nortiern Cities, BOUGBT AND SOLD, We are sutborized to furnish 5-2) Rondsat par until the lst of August next, whon the priviledge of convertion ceases. Orders for Btooks and Gold executed in Nsw York exslusively on commission. RITPENHOUSE, FANT & CO, yirtt Bankers, 352 Penr.avenue. SURY EPSBTMENT, OFFIOER OF "TCOMPrnOLLER OF THE CURK Y, WASBINGT1ON, July 16, °€63.—Whereas, by satisiuc- tory evidence presented to the undersigned. it has beth made to appear that the First Nation: of Washington, in the county of Washington, and District of Columbia,has been duly organized uoder and acecrding to the requirements ofthe act of Congress entitled “ An act to provides natioual currency, secured by @ pl.dge of United ttates stocks, aud to provide for the circulation and re- semption thereof,” approved February. 25, 1333, has ecmplied with all the provisions of said act te- quire to be complet with before commencing the urine: ® of Barking: Now, therefore, ty Hugh McCalloch. Comptroller of the ‘Currency, do hereby certify that the said Wish Gateustand Bisuice of Golesie, aati a8) ‘cn, an st of Colum! *, hore ized th tominedtos the business of Banking ander the act gforesaid ‘ f, witness my band sry nt at SPSL are eer ay ht AO a: Comp N Mi Oe ofthe Currency, ; —Fo® sale© five hur rod sets-of- one, 0 apes horse second-head Harness, bupdred good See Pg | ber "6 ptrect.Haraoee and Baddié nds i. er Oy. Br Te a oe) one eo rE SOHN ETON. EPLY ag. GBM, WILLIAM B. FRANK: Rv ‘ae Beportof th ittee on the 0 Map 7 Oran an OF the War, with 8 SOROS FayTOn. - _ sata. eT ee “Pal ol + -. ere wha. Yoot jith #irest, heap for cash. t PAs} i orvé-han be iy € x RK SMITHS, 460 Seventh treet, BS AR RTD Ya ee ras i Bank [- TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, {ASSOCIATED PEEss MBpatouEs.) x=— FROM NEW ORLEANS. The Surrender of Port Hudson. New York, July 22—The steamer Creole, trem New Orilezns on the i6tb, arrived at mid- night. She spoke off Florida the gunboat Cuy- le), with a prize, side-wheel steamer, in tow. The tollowirg items are from the Era: A dispatch from Port Hudson, on the evening ef tbe isth inst., trom General Irwin to Geueral Fmerey ctates that Sherman had driven John- ftcn out of Jackson, and was pursuing him mpialy. he rocy of Colonel Holcombe, killed while leading a bayonet cherge of the First Lonisiana has arrived at New Orleans, en route tor Gran- by, Conn. Colonel Chickering, of the Third Massachns- etts cavalry, has been appofuted Provost Mar- ebal of Port Hudcon, and has sent a large num- Ler of prisoners to New Orleans, including the con: missioned cfticers uot to be paroled. The ceremony of receiving the surrender of Port Hudson wes conducted by General Ancrews, who received the eword of General Gardner, ent returned itio him on tke evening of the Sth. Se¥en transporte had lett Port Hudson for operations in anoiker quarter. Brigadier General George L. Andrews has been eppointed commander of the Corps d’Af- rique, snd ccmmardant at Port Hudson. Several hundred rities and two cannon were found Lurie¢ at Port Hudsen. MOVEMENT OF MORGAN'S FORCES, lic is Trying to Eecape inte Virginia—oar Troops still in Pu it of Him. . CINcINNATI,J aly £2.—Norgan passed through Nelsonville, Athens county, at ten o'clock th:s morning. Onur forces are close bebind hiro. The Commercial’s Columbus special says: “After j«erambulating Athens county, Morgan tock a southerly direction, crossing Washington county ind the Muskingum river in the direc- | tion ct McConnelleville, with the evident in- tenticn to gain a point on the river above gan- boat navigation, and cross into Virginia. The authorities have mace such arrangements ns ceed, checkmate and capture his ands. A Severe Storm. ALBANY, July 21.—A cevere rain storm pre- yailed here fcr several hours this morning, which extended west and south. The Castle- ton bridge, twelve miles below, wns washed away. The Huceon river train, which left here xt three o'clock, would Rave been de- stroycd but for a timely signal from the resi- dents near that point. ‘The train brought the pasrengers back to this city. Acerious break on the canal at Mount Morris is pores another is reported at Sprakers, an « gates of East Plain. Canajoharie and Spraker’s basin have been washed away. NEw Youk, July 2i.—A gale to-day cansed many veseeis to drag theiranchors. The U.S. steamer Honduras went ashore on the battery enlargement, but was pulled off by tour steam- tugs. oe ee eee A Priz the Pirnte Florida Wrecked NEw York, July 22.—A Barbadoes paper of the 23d of June reports the arrival of a boat containing a lieutenant and nine men of the pirate F'icrida, being the prize crew of a vessel the Florida had tuken, and which was intended torun the blockade into ene of the Southern Forts Being short of water near that island, they set her on fire, but she stranded, and her cargo had become 4 cause of strife between the islanders. The military authorities had been called out in consequence, and a collision with the mob is reported to have taken piace. This rumor, however, is not reliable. Affairs at Albany, New York. ALBANY, July 22.—John S. Nafew gave bail to-day to answer the charge of having offered Assemblyman Oswald $250 to vote for the Broedway raiiroad bill, and $790 after its passage. The late rains have caused heavy damage to the Crooked Canal, on which navigation is temporarily suspended. Departure of a Colored Regiment. Bostox, July 2i—The 55th (colored) regi- meut embarked on board the steamer Cahiwba for Newbern, N. C., to-day. The regiment ex- cited enthusivem on its march through the city. The 43d Massachusetts regiment arrived bere this morning, and met with a hearty welcome. The Constitutionality of the Draft to be Tested. New York. —The Express publishes @runor thata ase on the cons‘itutionality of the draft will be made before the Court of j Common Pleas on Monday, and will be car- red immediately to the Court of Appeals. Reward Offered for the w York Rioters Guilty of Murder and Arson. i New York, July 22.—Mayor Opdyke offers ayeward of five i-uudred doilars for the con- Viction of the rioters who committed murder or arson. The Monitor Passaic. New York, July The monitor Passaic ‘wae pasreu off Cape y yesterday afternoon, in tow of & steamer. LOCAL NEws. seein HEARING IN THE CASE OF James DINGLEY, CHARGED WITH PUSHING A NEWSBOY FROM THE CARS, THERERY Causing DEaToO—Tie Accused Fully Exculpated.—Yesterday afternoon a hearing was had at the jail in the case of James Dingley, driver of car No. 8, arrested on the charge of pushing the newsboy Frank Davis off the cars, therevy causing. his death, on Menday afternoon Iast, full particulars of which were given in the Siar of Tuesday last. Justices Thompson and Johnsom heard the case. Messrs. OC. H. Utermehie and J. H. Eradley, jr, appeared as counsel for the ac- cused. The case had excited much interest, and consequently there was a large crowd in uttendance, and among them a number of con- ductors on the city railroad. Mr. Gideon, president of the road, was also present, and expressed his determination to haye the case investigated thorcnghly. Gen. Geo. Stonervun (U.S. cavalry service) was first examined, and testified that he was stand- ing st the front coor of the carat the time of the accident, and bad a hand on either side of the coor. The car was full on the inside, and a number of passengers were standing upon the front platformand steps. At the crossing near Brown's Hotel five or six newsboys with papers on their arms came up to the front part of the car, and the driver told them to go to the rear, as the front of the car was crowded, and there Was uoroom. One of the boys, who appeared to Le the larger one of the party, crowded through and passed by witness into the car. The car then started slowly on, when a news- boy—but whether he was one of the first party or not witness could not eay—persisted in get- ting on in front. The driver, seeing the boy’s _dctermination to get on, turned and said some- Ying in u tone of caution. The horses con- tinued tomove, and the driver tarned toward them, and the boy, instead of getting aboard, cisappeared from the step, and witness heard or felt the wheels of the car go over something, und on looking back saw the poor, unfortunate bey writhing on the ground. Some of the pas- senpers got out, and a large crowd collected ground the boy atonce. At the time of the ac- cident there was &@ man on the steps between the boy and the driver. The boy had his right arm full of papers, and with the other hand he endeavored to seize the handle of the body of the car. Witness shonié-judge the boy’s foot slipped, and that he swung around under tae car. Wituees did not believe the boy ever ef- fected a ladgment upon the car. The car was just beginning.to move as the boy goton, and the driverepoke to the boy in tones of warning. Did nets:e anything done by the driver that could possibly have contributed to the acci- deat, The ne Soule Bot pore, ae thing without the kno ige of witness. cane whole affair, and no living being could be held responsible for the accident. The dri- ver was much concerned abont the boy. It the gziver had puthis‘hand out and thrust the boy of ‘witness wes in @ pcsition and would cer- tains; ye seén. it, The driver was pot in bes » the boy. Witness was positive the “boy. who. attempted to get on the car was the cue yhoo was crushed, because he saw him af- tehwards @nd recognized him. Witness was a'co.certait tbat if the driver had pushed the bow off We cartainty Would have noticed it,:5 he was votvery tilendly to car drivers, ana { 7 : . sot THE WEEKLY STAR. p22 S 6 ae This excellent Family and News Journal, Containing a greater variety of interesting Yeading than can be found in any other, is Published on Friday morning. TERMf—Cazk, invariably in edvance, Stugie copy, per annum. - so Five co 4% Ten copie go Twenty-five co 20 00 It invariably contains the « Washington News” that has made The Daily Evening Star cireulate ro generally throughout the country 87 Single copies (in Wrappers) can be pro- cured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—Tarex Crnta, ne threatened to complain against several of them. Mr. Edward G. Puller, calied._Has known accueed for eight years, and was a resident of the «ame connty and State (Maine,) and haa known accused quite intimately, andas an up- right, peaceable and humane man. he above witnesses were for the defence, but were examined first in order to allow them to leave Urgent butiness required their Prteence elsewhere. Witnesses tor the United ? tates were then called. kéword S. Auge, a lad some fifteen years of Spe, testified that he got on the car at Fitventh street. At Seventh street some newe-boys cot ortof another car and got on the car witness wre on. Witness was standing on the front p-uiform., Most of the-boys went areand to the rear of the car, but one of them staid on the ctep, on the front platform, and had hold of the bandl+s cf the car. He had Papers on his right shoulder, and was looking toward the wer—leaning back. Witess understood the driver to ray “lookout boy,” in a low tone and the Chiver at the same time stretched out his hand. Some man was standing between the bey and witness, Witness saw the boy fai and the car then jolted as though it had ran cver & stone on the track. Witness saw the criyer put the lines in his left hand and stretch out his right hand, but whether it was to save the Loy cr to push bim off, witness could not poeiively say. The boy was standing on the elep to the right of the driver, and had hold of the wires and was learning back, and he (de- cessec) might have been dizzy. It woulda have made witnees dizzy to have stood in that petition. When the driver spoke to the boy he uddseesed him in a very pleasant tone of voice, and there was no evidence of anger or irrita- tion. It the driver was angry, he would have spoken in a loud tone of voice. Did not see the driver tonch the boy, but only saw him extend bis right hand,and witness thinks it wae for the purpose of catching the deceased. 1f witnese hud been in the position of deceased, anditthe driver hed addressed in a similar tone, Le would have considered it a caution. Justice Thcmpson here asked Mr. Gideon (rrsident of the railroad) if there was not a regulation against passengers riding on the piatiorm, and if conductors and drivers were Lot required to prevent it. Mr. Gideon replied that such was the rega- lation of the railroad company, but it would require a regiment of eoldiers to enforce the tegulsticn. He (Mr. G.) had to scold the con- ductors every time he rode in the cars for this very thing. Mr. Gidecn here instanced a ease in point, (thatot Mr. Bradley, then present, } who had been ejected from the car for refusing to go inside, and upon complaint to the com- Any the action of the conductor in ejecting r Bradicy had been sustained. Mr. Thompson then asked whether there was not @ regulation also limiting the number of perrengers. Mr. Gideon replied that the passengers gen- erally regulated that themselves, and if pinety- nike people were on a car, and the one-hun- Gredth wanted to get on and the conductor would Lot stop, there would be a eomplaint Jonge. The company had such complaints. ry day. ry. E. T. Chandler, a private in Gompany F, 22d Mass. Vole., called.— Witness saw a news— Loy clinging to the right hand side of the front platiorm. The boy was leaning back, and «a band was (Ss it looked to witness) pressed spainet the boy’s shoulder. Something then eve 3 } attracted the attention of witness, and he saw | Hothing more of the matter until the boy was Tun over. He did not cee whose hand it was; wes towards the boy. At this stage of the proceedings Justice John- fon Gesired to offer in evidence a document written in pencil, and professing to te the declaration of deceased while in articulo mortis. ‘The declaration 1s as follows :—« Frank Davis being sworn, deposes and says that he was go- ing loward the depot to sell his papers. gs goton the rear of thecar and passed shvouie to the front, and some one pushed him off. He Wess golng to the depot to sell his papers.” ‘This declaration was however, not admitted &s evidence, as Justice Johnson acknowledged ; tbat he bad not, before taking it, impressed the Loy with the idea that he death. Justice J. further could not tell who pushed was tall man. he testimony for the United States he clored, and Mr Thomas Jewell, a clerk tathe banking-house of Rittenhouse, Fant & Oo., was culled for the defence, and testified to the ieotthat he assisted in carrying the wounded Was in the pain of said that the bey him off, ‘but said it boy into Gilman’s drug stere. He asked the boy if he Was pushed off the car, and he re- plied “Yes.” The boy was then asked if it was the driver, and in a most decided and em- phsiic manner he said it was not. Witness was satisfied the boy was in a condition to give @ correct answer. Dr. W. A. Childe, surgeon of the 10th Ver- mont yolunteers, who was present when the accident occurred, and examined the condition cf the boy, corroborated the testimony given by Mr. Jewell as to the boy’s answers to Mr. J.s question. dir, Paul Kraft, of this city, who was on the frcent platform of the car at the time of the accident, testified that deceased was standing by his side, and he caw the driver pat ont his hund as if to rescue him. A moment after- wards the boy feli, and witness excisimed, “Ob, my God, the boy is killed.” The driver appeard interested, and said he hoped not. ‘Witness does not think the driver touched the boy when he reached ont hishand, The driver was in the act of extending his arm when the boy was falling. Josiah Langiey, who was also on the car, testi- fied that he saw the boy try to get up, and the driver said, “Lookout, sonny, you might fall there.” He saw no one push the boy off Copt. J. H. Reynolds testified to the amiable and humane character of Dingley, having known him as adjutant of the sth regiment Maine volurteers. In answer toa question, Mr. Charies E. Har- meee (Ge cflicer who so faithfully watched over the boy) stated that Mr. Gideon came to him and appeared much interested in the case, and tcld him (H.) to spare no pains or expense to have the boy properly cai for, and to have him properly buried ii he died, and that the railroad company would remunerate for all €xpenees, and would spare no efforts to bring any of their employees to justice who might be proven guilty of causing the boy’s death. Oficer #endal testified that he arrested Ding- I ind that the latter appeared much grieved !, and said it was an entirely un- ident—he (Dingley) claiming te be «ntirely innocent of haying anything to do with the sccident. The testimeny having clearly exonerated the accused, he wae at cnce released, and ins few moments depurted from the jail, accompanied by bis wife and friends. aes oe Poice Rerorts.—Secone Precinct.—Wm. T- Collins, selling liquor unlicensed; fined $20; siec, buying pistols knowing them to be stolen, ne Jor court. Wm. Dunkin, suspicion; dis- Miseed. Third Precinct—Pat Hagerty, disorderly; dis- misecd. Lucy Coskty, forestalling the market: fined $3.44. Jesse Hoochett, disorderly; fined $5.02. John Lane, de.; fined $2.62. Fourth Precincl.—Nancy McGuire,disorderly; fined §3. J. H. Aulick, creating nuisance; dis- missed. Mary Hilbus, John Hilbus, Martin Renahan, and Margaret Renahan, threats; bail tur peace. Wm.. Chism, larceny; dismissed. James Shields, do.; do. Jacob Jordon, threats; bail for peace. Mathew McGrath, yagrancy; fined $1.60. Sixth I’recinct.—Thomes Sears, creating nui- sence; $2. Henry Whelan, violating market Tegulations,; dismissed. Ann Tracy, drank; $2. Isaac Coultner, drunk and disorderly; do. Herry Gordon, do.; $3. Jobn Reed, drank; Gis missed, Yenth Precinct —J.L. Harris and Jno. Woods, Jarerny: dismissed. Jas. Johnson, drank and disorderly; do. D. W. Merrill, disorderly; dis- missed. Mich’l Power, co.; military. Joseph Wardand Jas. T. Adams, do.; dismissed. 5 Willis, profanity; $5.94. H. B, Raymond, do.; dismissed. Fanuie Tapley, drunk; do. Oath- arine McGuire, disorderly; $1.50. Anthony Garrett, driving on the pavement; $1.91. Geo. Robstay, drunk; diemissed. bein eerehee Srconp Warp Station Oasea—Eugene Porey. drunk; €1.94. Charlotte Sedgewick, fighting; £2. George Baker, suspicion; military. ‘Wm. Saunders, assault and battery; dismissed on payment of costs, $1. Jos, 7 violating catederty; SnWUNSSY.; Seaaiaeion tee ae dis: ly; military. 50 do. Peter Venable; anapicion of dents dieplassd, bhatt Neagptth eee Sulla do.; = Sg e3cal 8 3 3 ‘Wm.Gaaby, assault and battery; bail for court. —_—_—_— Heavy Rossery.—Mr. W: clerk in the office of Riggs & taken from his led his pocket-book out in front of Hammasies to pay 2 ad for his horee, and soon missed >