Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1864, Page 1

’ AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DaYs. Y J, 0, McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. tb Ss. epbgotere, seengtole 7 tee < Mates Cel aghton Was wounded in the Wilderness fights, but has recovered. i ‘ause o| @ the 7th ins’ant, the subscr wll, at Public ‘Auctio} on the onthe th ae e’cloek D. m,. on MONDAY, the Ith CR *. fa. foidwiog valuadie_ BULLDY 3; [o ae 5 Squsre 141, in the First Ward of Wash: ety, viz: S Lot No. 1, froating 65 feet 7 1n-neg on H strert, Ddetween lath and [9th streets go no.ite the puolis pape peo Ca ie of Younsylvania ave- apd run ack “13 feet. Yar of lot No, 1, fronting 2 feet on H street, negr ite interse with Peensyivanis avenue, acd runnin, about [3) feet, with the improve- ats, conmsting of a brick office. wring back 15) feet Tabn feet 3 Ail that part of Lot No. 18, adjoiniag Lot No. w, thee Sus 10th street 37 fo: t 6 Inehew, aad ren: inches. wae: ‘all that part of Lot No. 14, Iying immedi ately im the rear of that part of Lot No. 13. leat mentioned. which ie now, and for many years ha of meee Rooke he sald pas + part o' 2 2 eiibot ‘0. 14 being 87 feet 6 inches by 15 feet 3 eB. This property is in an agreeable and improving —_ © the gity. in view of the avenue, and very The Lote will be subdivided, if desired, to sait por re. Ou the following day, TUESDAY, the 12th day of July 164 in further execution of said decres, the subseriber will se. the Auction Rooms of Jas Q. Me@uire & Oo., at six o’clock p. m., the follow- vacant Lots lying east.of the 5 iE ia Sagere, 938, Iyi Pits cone of no: D and 10 + ta east. 5 2,15, an? 15, in Square 93. lying in one body, at the corner of north Cand lith streets a ; east. ea ts Nos. 1,2, 8. and 4, 1p Square 1°95, fronting topetber Sid feet on Bast Capitol rifeet, between st streets eas! ts Nos 1. 2,3,4, and 20, in @quare 1,957 fronting 2th Na face on Mant Uapiesl strech, xk tho core ner of 15th street east. Lots Nos.7 15, 16, and 17, in Square 1,110, front- {ng on Bast Capitol and south A streets, between 9 and i9th streets east. Lote Not. 1 and 2, in Square 1,112, lying at the corner of south C and i9th straets east. Many of these are corner Lots, situated on the ts. idest st high ground. & "The 7 >ale prescribed by the decree are as foliows: One third of the pure! mouey to be on Tibet A paid in caxh, and ine residue in tWo equal install- ments. at six and twelve months from the tay of sale. Ray interest, to be secured by approved notes ie. ofthe Tra! tee reserves the right to resell any por- tion of the property, in case the terms of are not complied with within ten days from the day of sale. at the risk of the defaulting purchaser, on ten notice in the National Intelligencer. ) Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser A. B. HAGNSER, Trustee, fel6-2awkds J.C. MoGUIKE & 00., Sucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 6 DIAN’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- LOT ON NORTH I. BBIWEEN 14TH AND 15TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION Oa WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of July next, 1°64, Ishaliseil, iu front of the premises, at 6 0 clock m.. by virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Quurt Bated the ath day of May, 183, ratified and eon- firmed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia on the loth day of May, 1863, the follows ipg described handsome building lots, viz: Lot numbered four(4)ia Sqaare numbered two hundred and eighteen, (213.) it having a front of 42 feet 7 inches cn north I. between 14th and 16th atreets west, rannicg back with a side alley to a 30 feet alley 142 feet? inches. Terms : One-half cash; balance in six months, the purcheserto give note for the deferrad pay- ment, bearing interest from tee day of sale, and secured to the satisfaction of the Guardian. ‘A:l conveyencing. including revecue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. ga aa@ Ore bun¢red dollars will be required paid down when the property is knocked of, and if the who terms are not complied with in five days af:er sa’ the Guardisn reserves the right to resell the prop. erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur- chaser by adver.ising such resale in the National Intelligencer three times, Title verfect Mrs. ELIZA ANN DUANE. Guardian. JeB-ecdkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ J. ©. MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND AVENUS, BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH STREETS RAST. By virtue of s deed of trust, dated on the 13th day of October, A. D.. 1886, to Charles 8 Waliash an John C, 6. Hamilton, tras of the Franklin Building Association of hey yes om city, acd recorded in Liber J. A. 8.,No, 124, fo! et. seq. one of the land records of Washi county, D.C. Coal be virtue of a decres the Bupreme Uourt o: ebancery, in cause No. €5, wherein Henry Barr: et al., im behalf of said Franklin Build ociation, were Complainants, and Charles S. ailach, ef. al., were defendants, I was sub- stituted as trostee in the place and stead of the said Charles 8. ‘Wallach, the sarvivin trustee under said deed of ‘trust; I shal’ proceed to sell, at pubic auction, in front of the premises.,atsix o'clock p. m, cn MONDAY, the 48th day of July next. Lot No 6,in Dyer’s subddi- Vision of square No. 915, iu the city of Washington, improved by a good two story Fr. wol- » ling “House. The property fronts on avenue. between Sth aud oth streets east Terme: 01 the deferred psyment to be secured by a trust on the premises. If the terms of sale are not fully complied with withia five dsya from a, of Fale, the trustee will resell at the risk andcoat ofthe defaulting purchaser,on one week’s notice in the Brening Star. Conveyancicg and stamps at the cost of Furchasers-1s gpALDING, Trastes, jel7 2ewkda 3.0. MCGUIRE & 0O.. Ancts. Y¥ JAS, C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEB’S SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES AND LOTS ON 21ST TREET, BETWEEN G AND H STREETS. m THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 7th, at 6% o’clock on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust dated July 2th, 13%, and duly recorded in LiberJ A.S..No 202. folios 218 et seq., one of the land records for Washington county. D. ©., E shall Feil parts of Lots lettered “ EB’ and “FP,” in Todd’s recorded subdivision of original lots 7,8 and 9,in Square numbered 102, fronting together 00 feet on Dist street west, between G aud H streets north, improved with two i ouses, With back ¥ in cash,and the re- mainder in 4 and 12 months, with interest, secured bys deed of trust on the premises. Cost of conveyances, including revenue stamps, to be paid by the purchaser : co If the terms of sale are not complied with in five day @ Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and expense of the defaniting purchaser. . CARTER MARBURY. Trustee. je M4 eodds J.C. McGUIRE & Co., Aucts B* J. 0. McGUIKE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON VEEMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN Q AND R BTREETS NORTH 'y virtue of a deed of trust from Tho. Rice, Gated Jane 10th, 1363, and duly recorded in Liber N.O.T.,No.7,Yolion W@et seq..one of the land records tor Washington county: D, ©..1 shail sell, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 7th. at 63 o’olock, on the premises. Lot A.inJ.T Lenman’s anbddivision of Lot2, in Square No. 277, fronting 16 feet 11 inches on Vermont avenue, between Q and ba presets north, and rumming back lll feet 53¢ inehes. «rma : One-balf cash; the remainderin6 months, With interest, secured by adeed of trust on the wean the cost of the purchaser veyances a! . ceases HILLARY C SAL DING, Trustee. —™ ¢ lReokds J. 0. MoGUIBS & OO.. Aucts. BY J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUATEE’S SALE OF LOT ON P &TREET, BB TWEEN 14TH AND 15TH STREBTS WEST. On TUEBDAY AFTERNOON, July Sth. 1354, at 6 o’eloek, at the Auction Roomaof J.C. McGuire & Oo.. by virtue ofadeed of trust from Charles B. Ryerson, dated June 26th, 1853, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. B., No.9. folies 194, et. seq. one of the LandjRecords for Washington a. D.C., we sball sell. the west half of Lot No. 8,in Drury’s aub-division of Square No. 209, fronting 21% feet on north P street, between l4th and lsth streets West, and ronning back 100 feet to a 10-foot alley. Conveyances and stamps at the eost of the pur- ehaser. WM. H. WARD, : JAS. ¥. DAVES { Trustees. je. fawkds J.0. MoGUIRE& .Aucta, Y JAMES C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. BPR OF FINE BUILDING LOTS BA: ae THE CAPITOL AT PUBLIC sae oe locks on the: premisen, commencing with the oelock, on e F ‘e1 . commencing wit! i sellin fret named, we * att ett 0. Te. Lots No. J2.13, 4, 6, and 16, frenting on North A street and 4th street east, at the corner of these ba a SQUARE NO. 1,09. Lots Ko. ‘ 5, and 7, a —- Kentucky and t A street east. = : CARE ‘ROUTH OF SQUARE NO. 1,08, 0 0.1. Fie ae be 6, A 9. ai wee! ntuc avenue an ALL or SQUARE SOUTH OF QUA 1,962. Terma: One third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months. with interest, secured by a nga of trvst on 2s ghee ier y sit tied Onve: . e cost o! 5 je a GAB. C. McG@UIRE& CO., Auct’s. S412 0r CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES. Chief Quartermaster’s Office. Depot meen ie} amor RE NO. 1,062. re 10, and i} on South D street, 5th street cast. JU ARE Ni Washington. D. C., Sune 26, 1834. Will be sold at publie auction, at the Co: s ear the Observatory in the city of Washington, Be 28 WEDNESDAY, July 6, 1864, on EDNESDAY. TE? 1964, a lot o HORSES AWD aul Es, condemned as unfit for ic service Terms: Cash in Government funds. Bale to commence st 10 o'clock a, m. Brig. Gen, and Oniet 3g. RUOKER. _3¢ 2-20 epot of Waskington. 486 + CARTE DE VISITE FRAMES, z French Gilt, Swiss Carved Wood, and American 2 th a meniey UY SSRRT A S23 Te low: rat doo 7 \e' 78 above Odd ows: Halt AL Wan sede >, Withee ‘AYLO ———— ——, on isth street 52 feet, and |— ches B* wag) WALL & CO., Auctioneers, M.K.WA this advertisement _o1 jem M. K, WA yaa WHITE HOUSE, re V2, XXII. AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS, CANTERBURY HALL. a kt LYOANTMRDURY BALL.{ THEATER Lovisiama Avesus, Near Corner of Sizth Strect, Rear of National and Metropolitan Howls, Guonen Lea... —. —-. ——. —... Proprigtor, W. B. Oamavavon.__.,.,____-Btage Manager, uth corner Penn’s avenue and 9th st. PAWNBROKER’S SALB. . & OF-°3 LARGE SALK OF OVER 1,500 1ots Se cRREDE MED PLEDGES OF BPRING AND SUMMASR Gi ING, GOLD 1 AND VEB WATCHES. J <> On RAT URDAY MORNING the 24 day of July, commencing at oe o’clock, we will sell a very large assortment of ap: ing and summer Clothing, con- sisting in part. of— Businesa Sack. Frock. and Dress Costs. Pants. Ver ts, Underciothing and Shirts, adies’ Silk, Delaine, Calico Dresses, ‘kirts and Dress Patterns, - Bist a (Grape, Woolen and other Shawlsfand Un- jerclothing, Velvet, (loth, Bilk and Lace Closke. Quilts Blankets, Counterpanes, Sheets, {Pillow : Casenand Towels, ak Ze assortment of— Geld Silver and Plated Watches, READY AT LAST, oft, and Bilver Vest Guard, and Chatelane | and will be produced ypismand, Plain @otd and Sct Rings, Brenstping, TO-NIGHT oc! a, Gold and 1 Pens. Pencils, &e. te THE GREAT SENSATION NOVELTY, = fle’ Bouvie Barrel Guns, ‘Revolversasiiid BEAU SICKMAN, ir! hives, jolins, Guitars, Banjos, Drums, Flutes and OR TRE Claroinets. BUSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC! The best Local Sensation Drama ever produced in Washington, Gotten up an expense of over $2,000, with NEW AND ELEGANT LOCAL SCENERY, FAMILIAR SCENES IN WASHINGTON, LIFE-LIKE REPRESENTATIONS. All of which have been minutely copied by the artist from careful observation, and are therefore accurate copiesof Washington city and its sur- roundings, and cannot fail to strike the beholder as being exact counterparts of the original. he Cortumes have been made similar to those worn by the parties to be represented, and in some cases have been, through strategy, procured from the persons themselves, thereby showing @ de termination to render the characters easily recog- nized by all, thus making the plot still more ef- Stereotype Views, and # thousand other useful rilcles not enumerated, which must be sold with- ut reserve close the business. W.L. WALL & O0., Auets. N. B.—We would respectfully call the attention of yemers having goods deposited with us to come and redeem them within $}days from the date of hey will be forfeited. & CO., Pawnbrokers. BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND TWELFTH STREET WEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. July Ist, at 6% o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell} the whole of Square No. 326, (on the Island,) subdivided into good Building Lots, fronting respectively on lith and 12th streets west and Maryland avenue, all running back to alleys. eae Be Seepeisen somes of the ehcioss( wanting fective ‘ea in that section of the city, and the sale is tachi Hi : i The Machinery and Appointments are also com- Torthy the attention of persons who wish: Ane plete in the minutest detail.and everything has Title indisputable, heen done which ingenuity and enterprise could Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in six evise. te make this play what it purports 1 > & and bras Os months, with interest, secured bya | faithfulrepresentation of Life in the Capital, deed of trust on the premises. All conveyances and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, A payment of $20 on each lot will be required at i the time of sale. je 23-4 J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. SUMMER RESORTS. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, The Great Sensation Drama, written expressly for fe Great the Canterbury, entitled the BUSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC! and 0} LOGATED OW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between the Ocean and Railroad, at Beau Sickman, who Lives on his Shape. ....«: WH Is NOW PREPARED TO REGEIVR VISITORS, . Williams ‘The Proprietor. thankful for past liberal support, | Mark Branton, Chief of the Bushwhackers...-.J tmeelf to spare no effort that will contri: led ges hb Putetto the Rappineas of his patrons. ‘and secure or em ¢ comforts of a home at Je 8e' a '. For information, aldress WM. WHITEHOUSE, Jim Braxley, One of his Gang. JJ Dougherty Lieut. Compton, U.S. A.... ..- Billy Weat Tim Fagan, the A Wanpecnle G ass Cock......WB evan: Atlantic City. 22-290" Peter MeGafin.. : Bren Nese oy le. oO $- NITED STATES FOE ISLAND. N. J, Charley Finnegan. { Day } JOHN WEST, AARON MILLER, Murphy, the Piper... |_ Boys. J. Moll Dolan, a Buxom Young Ora’ I the atteats Mrs McLaughlin, a Sporting Widow. Miss Porter Beg leave to call the attention of their friends | } 2 3 and the public to the above magnificent, | Peggy McCarthy,a Girl from Home. .Miss Weaner Establishment, which will be open for Florence Ricketts, a Dashing Belle. .Miss Gardner the reception of visitorson the 15th of, Miss Georgey Bimpson......... Miss Maggi Wilson Jure, Mrs Mark Branton, a Union Lady. .Miss M Gardner Besides & spacious Dining Ha'l and Parlors,it | Lucy Gilmore, her Sister.. Miss Vic Ross contains an unusual number of large and well | Black Sal, Genuine Mahogan: - Miss Viola Yentilated Bed Rooms. all handsomely furnished | Blind Eyed Sam.-} puck whackery J Smokey Jake Spirit of Washington. Goddess of Liberty... Roberts, the Union Picket. FB Bushwhackers, Pickets, Union Soldiers, the Auxiliaries, with new furniture throughout. z The Proprietors of this ‘Establishment will spare BO care or expense te meet the wants of their gvests, thereby hoping to share liberally in the public patronage. ni ‘Application for rooms made to the subscribers by letter to Cape Island, will receive a prompt reply. e3-6w WEST & MILLER. PERSONAL. DR_J. H, THOMPSON Hiaginemoret trom Xo, 474 north F to 512 0 street, one door west of 7th st. Office hours, 0 to 12a.m.;2to5p.m, je23-1m* 7° THE POOR AND UNFORTUNATE.—Con- tere gtatis from 1] to 12 m, Medicines wil arge. oe eTéSR, BEOHTINGER, Formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and Italian army. informs the public of Washington waggart &e., by Scenery by Wm. Fieldman, Costumes by Renben Marshall, Machinery ani Appointments hy T. Sullivan; the whole produced under the im- upervision of the Stage Man- ger, W. B. Cavanagh. INCIDENTS AND SCENERY: SCENE I—View of the Potomac and Washington City by Moonlight. Government Transports steam- ing down theriyer. The Picket Guard Shot at hi Post. Braxton, the Bushwhacker, SCENE II .—The Haunted Hutin Virginia. The BusbwhackersinCouncil. Plotand Counter-Plot, The Spirit of 76 appears to the Secesgionists Tableau. The Union must be Preserved, that he has just arrived from Paris, and devotes his attention to the treatment of all kinds of dis- eases. Particular attention to females and private diseases. He conversesin Eng!ish, French, Ger- man, Spanish and Italian languages. His diplo- mas from the most celebrated university of Burope hsng in bis office, Penn. avenue, 502, near street. Office hours, 9 to lla. m.; 4to6 p.m, 7-30 SCENE III.—View of the National Hotel on Je Pcnorylvenia Avenue. Beau on his Bhaps. Chips UERY?—Who has the largest assortment of | Gettin arce. Fashionable Society. The Bogus Qo aainuates semeine? Whe is the only prac- | bill. LeaucnsNew Lay Nothing like a Prous- tical person that Stamps? Who has the largest | pering Exterior. A New Patent fur the Patent number of hands at Embroidery? Who has the |} Office. Irish Molly,Qh! Presents a Check which is not Acceetable, SCENEIJV.—AGayTimein8wampoodle. Fagin* the Geme Cock, and the Girls from Home. Mrs’ McLaughlin’s Party; Rollicking Times among the finest stock of Embroideries, Braids, &c., and who is the only person in the District that does Pluting for ladies dresses? @7 PRINCE, 381 F STREET, eo where ladies can select from 25,000 choice patterns Boys. Charley Sinnegan, the oldest Hackman in ladies ia proof that he knows his business, Ladies | Liners and the Break o’Day Boys. Mind Your Kye. Peterin Trouble. Hibernian Divarshions. Beau ain, ‘* I dop't drink, but I'll take a Segar or @ heck if you Itke.’ _Irish Song and Dance by tha Characters. Black Sal Disturbs the Party, A Row and a Reaction, Beau in Trouble, SCENE V.—fcene near Alexasdria, Virgini. who do not want their goods spoiled, but stamped as they should be, go to the only person in the city who does good work. . FLOTING | FLUTING! FLUTING! The only machine in town now in operation, Fluting done as good as in new York or elsewhere. my 9-tf #7 361 F street. opposite Patent Office. | rientenant Compton of the U.S. A., and his B trothed, Lucy Gilmore. Flight of the Fugitive: Tim Fagin and Mre, McLaughlin unitedfor Life a: DENTISTRY. on their way toa New Home, SCENE VI.—Aquia Creek. Beau on a Fishin, A DENTisTRY. Excursion, Flat Fish Rather Scarce. Catches & LL Denta! Operations roused inathorough | Tartar. ASad Mishap. The Union Refugees Still seoanite menier by. E ERE, parents cone oa peas Umbrella, 0. ir. W. P. onnell) ai lack $ £ rey . 482 Pa. avenue, betwaen 3d and 434 sta, bervig Eatlonusheta tis ha Daceacooirer he SCENE VII.—The Skirmish in the Woods, Brax- ton and the Bushwhackers gain a Victory. Deadly Combat between Tim Fagan and Braxioy, Bean Pulled out of the Fryin. Pan. * How are you Jef- ferson Davis and your Red, White and Red ?”” SCENE VIII AND LAST.—The Stone House at Manassas. Mrs. Fagin’s Quarters. Beau into the Fire. A Delicate Situation for a Bachelor, The Phantom Chips‘ I have thee, and yet I have thee not.” Black Salin Search of her Picaninny. Lucy Gilmore in Danger. Tim Fagan on Hand. The Ghost of the Murdered Wife. ine Picket. Spirit of Washington ani egorical Tableau, Retriba- tion and the Godders of Liberty. : Ether. Particular ationtion given to filling and presery- ing the teeth. Children’s teeth carefully attended Artifical teeth inserted in the most approved styles now adopted by the profession. my23-Im* SKEAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. Teeth Extracted mane Poin with tha Muhrita of rynen. I would advise all havi th - treet to call at Dr. TEWIWs ome og ne and have them taken out by this new, to lees . Also call o—_ Dew and im- proved méthod of Inserting Artificial Teeth. If her style than this new No. 242, Pa. avenue, batween nov. 8, BR. LEWIB, M. D., Dentist. THE ENTIRE MAMMOTH TROUPE TEETH. IN AN M. MON BM AD Beate TEBEE cneeatene IMMENSE BILL OF NOVELTIES tends Bally at his office in this, - oe, lany persons can wear thi teeth who cannot wear others, and no person can wear others who eannot wear these. accommodated sons calling at my office can be Teeth they may desire, with any style and price of SPECIAL NOTICE. ecces prance gre en teret tantens teat Extensive Preparations are in Progress for the artean produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be | coming Fourth of July, when Two Splendid Per- Soe TEE iaa5e resmerigste means | Shr h Gited Suga a haeeeree Ns see Ooms ja elty—No 3. vania avenue | at 8. rand Display of Fireworks wi ¢ place between 9th and streets, Alse, 907 Arch ne in Front of the Hall in the Evening. ® Philadelphia. maré-ly FINE, READY-MADE CLOTHING, av THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT, June 30th, Benefit of the Stage Manager, W. Paiva BAR & BRO.S ESTABLISHMENT, | NAGE. OORNER B AND SEVENTH STREETS, —_ *ANNOUNCEMENT. An engagement has been effected with the cel. ebrated 5T, GEORGE SISTERS. Whose astonishing revelations in Spiritualism have puzzied the world and created the greatest ex- citement in New York, Philadelphia, ton and other cities, where their performances have re- ccizea e highest Ce Tena Sprache vom and public, wko pronoun: reir ex ions far more miraculous than those of the renowned DA PORT BROTHERS. Due notice of their first appearance will be given, Persona desiring good.and easy-fitting garments, without leaving their measures, can get fitted in our establishment in garments made ef THE VERY BEST MATERIAL, AND THE LATEST DESIGNS. ‘We bave now a very large stock of SPRING and SUMMER SUITS, FINB BLACK OLOTH FRO€K COATS, AND BLACK DORSKIN PA 73, Anda general sseortment of VESTS, of varied styles. ALso— A FINE 8TOOK OF BOYS’ CLOTHING, and an immense stock of GENTS’ FUBNISHING GOODs, WF Business closed on Saturday until evening 7-1m* FRENOH FIREBOARD PRINTS, opelse sel n_ of the above, at 5 FAMILY MATINER EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT TWO O'OLOOCK, badies 25 cents; Children 15 cents, C) at 7 o'clock; Performance to Lake mw e A = oom Terme ? WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1864. AMUSEMENTS, FORD'S NEW THEATER, Turva Srxeer, ABOVS PEsNsYLvanis AVENOR JOHN T FORD __.......Manager and Proprietor. (Also of Huliday Street Theater, Baltimore.) MONDAY EVENING, June 27. Continued ruccess of the gorgeous FABLE OF THE OR IENT, Drematiced from the famous Arabian Nights, en- pee FORTY THIEVES, i EOUS ORTENTAL SCENERY, GORGEOUS ORTEN I BELEN DID GOStUMES, ana EXQUISITE MUSIC. MISS SUSAN DENIN Supported by th ui ondiay Dramati Company. ie Uni ramatic * x The piece concludes with the Resplendent Scene, a jets. 7 Mr. CaS tome OF THE FAIRIES, t CASCADES OF THE SILVER LAKE, In rehearsal, ine Grand Romance of the-afilitary Also, the Comic Pantomime of the MAGIO TRUM PET, for which the talented Pantomimists, the FOSTER BROTHERS, are engaged. GROVER’S THEATER. PENWSYLVANI4 AV.. WEAR WILLARD’s Horan. WM. E. SINN..... Tempora:y Lessee and Manager ON MONDAY EVENTING, June 277, the Fletions beauties of Dramatic Pageantry, as displayed in the GREAT ORIENTAL SPECTACULAR DRAMA mow perlormnings in which the beautiful, young, an jen MISS KATE VANCE, has achieved a conquest over the hearts of all amusement seckers, and lent a zest to the patrons of the FAVORITE COOL RESORT which results in aCROWDED AUDIENCE EVERY NIGHT, to witness the play, the Charming Star, the excel- lent Company, and the Magnificent Educated Charger, trained i Oe RUDer. who lesps over fearful abysses, and runs with lightning speed AROUND THE PARQUETTE CIRCLE! On MONDAY EVENING will be presented, for the seventh time, W. H. Milper’s drawatiaztion of Lord Byron's MAZEPPA; Or, THE WILD HOKBE OF TARTARY. In_ active preparation. ROCK WOOD; OR, DICK TURPIN AND TOM KING, BF Due notice will be given of the re-aprearance of Mr. J. K. MORTIMER. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, FOR.A SHORT SEASON, OPENING NIGHT of the far-famed SANFORD OPERA TROUPE, FROM PHILADELPHIA, ri The sbove Celebrated Troupe will make their {appearance at this Popular Hall, commencing MONDAY, June 27. This Troupe, which has always been character- ized for its Spirited and Attractive entertainments, has lately received many additions of THE MOST TALENTED PERFORMERS IN THE PROFRS- SION, and now, in addition to being the Oldest, it ‘sthe ABLEST OPERATIC TROUPE in the United States. Tho Programme for this Breiiny comprises many Choice Gems o: SENTIMENT, Wir, HUMOR, COMEDY, BURLESQUE, AND DANCING, Making up a most Delightful and Attractive Bn- i it. basher a 8.3. SANFORD. PERFORMANCES EVERY EVENING. D6ors open at 73z. commencing at 8. Admission, 25 and 5) cents, je GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS pate bdo teen ee ee eae NOTICE— LIGENSES.— All licenses due the corporation of Geor, etown on the lat oijuly next, must be paid within ten days of that date, Btherwise they will be strictly enforced by the Metropvlitan Police. Je 2l-eotd y10 WM. LAIRD, Clerk. GyRGETOWN TAXES—An abatement of mix per cent. will be allowed on the general tax for the current year, if paid on or before the first day offs iy nex : CHAS, ELCH, * je 20- w ALT Collector, I. THOS. DAVIS Wholesale Dealer in Sait, jo8-1m* No, 83 Water street, Georgetown. "OWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the Potomac Tow Company’s boats, ‘‘Potomac,”’ “Gov. Curtin’ and ‘Belle Haven.” Apply to the Captains on board, or to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Water street, Georgetown. my 13- PEE WOsEs! FIREWORKS! The largest assortment in the city, FLAGS! FLAGS!! of all kinds, LANTERNS! LANTERNS !! for illaminations, &e. Roman Candles, Exhibition Pieces, Scroll Wheels, Fire Crackers, Sky Rockets, Pulling Crackers, Pin Wheels, Torpedoes, Triangles, Flotillas, Chinese Bombs, Fire Balloons, Toy Cannons, Cracker Pistols, Torpedo and Cracker Pis- tola combined—a new Vertical Wheels, Saxon Wheels, China Flyers, Flying Pigeons, Rerpents, Grass Hoppers Flower- Pots, article, Blue Lights, Transparent Lanterns, Bergola Lights, Toy Drams, Mines, COME EVERYBODY! and get your supplies for the GLORIOUS FOURTH from the great NATIONAL FLAG AND FIRE-WORKS DEPOT, 302 E STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH. Depot for Boswell & Warner's celebrated COLORIFIC FOR COLORING THE HAIR, Ba"The Trade supplied. je 18-27 N OTIOE TO FARMERS MARKET GARDEN. ERS AND CAPTAINS OF VESSELB, The office for the sale of Manure deliverable from the different government corralsin the Depart- ment of Washington has been removed from the corner of F and 10th streets to the corner of E and 12th streets, one block from Pennsylvania avenue, on }2th street. The planting season being over, now is the proper time for farmers and gardeners to lay in and haul a supply of manure for top dressings and falluse, Large quanaities of weil rotted manure on band and for sale at low rates, Heirs eet tor ey perks Good freights 8) ven, ee Pe” HEDGR, Agent, Office—N. EB. corner 12th and E streets, je 1-50 1 block from Pa. av., on 12th st. ASH, D Ss CORB ND BLINDS. Receiving constantly a choice article of SASH. DOORS. AND BLINDS of Boston Manufactory, of superior style and warkmanship. which we are of- fer: t lew prices. i Ww pectfully dnxite balers and others to call mine our stock of gooda. FENWICK & STEWART, Offi ce—west side of Seventh street, atC Bridge. and Je 15 1m? TENTION, LADIES! ee TEAD, MARK, LEARN,” AND PAY ATTENTION! PRINCE, on F atrees, Stamps, Flutes, Csimps, Hems, Sews, Braids, and does all kinds of work neatly, cheeply and promptly. Call and see for yourselves, ame— member the n: PRINCE. je3-Im BBL8. BEST ROCKLAN Will be 700 sold at a Great Sacrifice ie caer oeaal o ment, in lots to suit any class of purchasers. large 1 . . Pickets, a lar; ack lot of Coment, Plaster Lamberg’ je 20-6t* 111 Water st., Georgetown. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. tiful it ictares, sprite i Terms Pay . aeaere : P OF RICHMOND AND SURROUNDING Y sostrtteane oe eT TGR | elena ra N°. 3,535. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. [ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATOHES,} FROM THE FRONT AT PETERSBURG. pa Attack by the Enem: Anticipated—Heavy eo Material Changes inthe Lines—Another Important Caval- Artillery Faring— ry Expedition. [Dispatch to the Chronicle } NgAR Perenssvae, June 24, 3 p. m.—Every has been made to ward off an attack.’ Large clouds of dust, indicating been seen. It was thought the enemy had’ designs upon onr left, troops on his right for that ines are long, but connected trom right to left by parallel roads, by which dis position of the moving columns, have and was massip, purpose. we can rapidly reinforce any t assailed, All day the men have occu; ‘was permitted to leave pose. The day closed wi! 24 gagemenrt than that which is continual): on during night and day—the conflict ae ers and skirmishers. No one can sharp tell how soon the struggle may break upon us. Every one is braced for the encounter, willin: to endure everything so that the war may en with the close of this terrible cam; Crawford’e division, of the5th corps, slipped from their place in the front, adjoining Barn- side’s men, this morning. Our batteries en- Reged the enemy for a short season, occupying their attention until their place was filled, and they. gone towards the left. ery little change has been made in our lines. The 6th corps: have gone no nearer the Weldon railroad. Itis, perhaps, a mile from their advance to the track. They, like the other corps d'armee, are strongly entrenched. A fquadron of cavalry started toward Suffolk early this morning. They will probably not stop until they reach Norfolk. I believe the Toad ig in good condition most of the way, at least as far as Zuni. DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH. The Rebel Earthworks on John’s Island Destroyed. Nzw York, June 26.—The steamer brings Port Royal advices to the 23d inst. @ rel cargo, ran into Charleston on the night of the 7th, and out again on the 11th. Admiral Dahlgren was at Port Royal. The gunboats Sonoma and McDonough landed & force on John’s Island, who destroyed the rebel works ana retired safely. FROM THE FRONT. Operations of Friday—A Rebel Charge on arty estroys Stannard's Lines—The Stormin: Anunihilated—General Wright Five Miles of the Weldon Railroad. {Correspondence of the Phila. Inquirer.] HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE was utterly insignificant. The bail openedatabont 6.30a m., and closed atabonut 9. UOnurown batteries during this time were not silent, but replied in spirited style. Wohile this artillery fire was raging, a charge was made on @ position of Gen. ttannard’s division of the 18th corps, by Hoke’s brigade of rebels. About four hundred of them succeeded in entering the front line of our rifle-pits—a mere picket line, our skirmishers retiring to main breastwork of the front line of battle. While these were coming in our troops did not fire from the fear that they might hit our own men, The rebels, encouraged by this, advanced boldly towards our intrenchments, but the moment our ekirmishers had all gotin a volley was immediately fired into the ranks of the enemy that mowed them down feariaily. Their progress was all at once stopped, and to retreat juestion as to advance. While placed in this dilemma our men coz- tinued firing rapidly upon them. They made signs of a desire to surrender, which was not at first perceived, butas soon as their wish ‘Was ascertained firing was discontinued and Was as much out of the they received & cordial invitation to come in The number ot prisoners taken was one hun- dred and sixty-six, and thirty-six wounded were brought off the ground. The remainder of the four hundred must have been either killed or too badly wounded to get away, as the men captured say none went back. Yer terda the Sixth destroyed some five miles, he returned to his former position. [ASSOCIATED PRESS ACCOUNT.] Rebel Attack om Burnside—A Desperate Conflict—They are Repulsed with Great Loss—Our Loss Small—The Engagement with the Sixth Corps on Wednesday— Condition of Gur Army. HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTdémwac, June 25, 6 aA. M., Saturday.—The only fighting that took place yesterday was an attack made by the exemy on Burnside, but whether in- tended as a ieint to cover some more imporiant move, or an attempt to break through his lines, It was a failure. They opened with a heavy fire of artillery. which was returned by our batteries, and the Tebels, making a charge, were driven back in confusicn, upwards of one hundred of them being captured. This occurred about 8 a. m., and the artillery firing was kept up for an hour, when ail be- came quiet at that point. About the same time a batter, front of a hospital on the left of the which the re any damage resulted toe us. Picket firing is still kept up along nearly the entire line. and in almost every hospital area to be made in the skirmish line without some loss from the enemy’s sharpshooters, and these lines have to be relieved always after dark on few victims of this species ot warfare. It is almost impossible for a change that account. The engagement between the Sixth corpsand the enemy for the possession of the railroad, on Wednesday was quite severe, particularly in front of the Second Division, commanded by Gen. Wheaton. by aheavy forceof the enemy under General Andrews, supported by Wilcox’s division. Capt. Beattie, of the 3d Vermont, was in arty that reached the road, and he fell back slowly, while the skirmish line charge of the beld tb @ enemy in check; but a body of the emy made a flank movement, expecting totarn the left flank of his line of battle. They, how- ever, did not penetrate far enough, ean is they succeeded in taking a large number of skirmishers prisoners, prineipall: andtith Vermont Regiments of t le. brigade. The enemy afterwards advanced and at- tempted to break through the line at several pons, but were met with sucha heavy fire om our forces that they were driven back “Tne vee sane eigave up the effort, ey finally, re, and returned across the railroad embank- ment, where they took up an advantageous osition. P Our oss was very light in killed and wound. ed, while that of the enemy, it is supposed, ‘was more than double. We lost quite a number of prisoners; but the figures cannot be correctly given. applies arrive at the front regularly, and thetroope lack nothing in this respect, butthey suffer some {rom the scarcity cf water. LATE SOUTHERN NEWS. Petersburg and the Val- Fight w The Richmond Examiner has the following: Latest from Petersburg. ‘We learned Jast night that our en- the enemy Jesmeeay afternoon near the eldon road, after & short but sharp Sight omely. "e movement was watched bya pe of our scouts, who first them bout twelve o’clock near Mr. Richard Wil- ? arm, in ‘widdie, a half mile of “They ai in anticipation of ttack. Sc feeteeg ad anticipation of an a . Scarcely a ot for ay pur- ‘bel steamer Fox, with an assorted OTOMAC, NeEaR PETERSBURG, June 24. 9 p. m.—This morning opened with one of the heaviest can- nonades of the whole campaign, and the im- pression was produced on people at a distance from the scene that a terribie battle was in progress. It transpired coon, however, that the enemy had merely been wasting Ammuni- tion in @ concentrated and tremendous but harmless fire upon the troops and batteries of the 18th corps, from his batteries beyond the Appomattox. Terrible as was the storm of shot, ehell, grape and cannister that rained along our lines on the right, the damage done afternoon, General Wright, with lorps, made & movement to the left and reached the Weldon Railroad, of whichhe Fires were made along it which destroyed the ties and at the same time warped the iron so as to be unfit for future use. Having accomplished his object opened in ‘ifth Corps, isseemed desirous of cleaning out, but they were deterred by our guus before ort distance of the railroad had yyed, when the party wore attacked ‘Vermont ve, Arrival of the Prisowers. & datclt of prizoners, tairen near the Weliion Rattroad yesterday a: |, were breaght to Major Kerrs’ quarters iast nigtt. and by him turned over to Provost Hawes. that they boJonz to the 24 army corps, (Hancock’s,) snd bad been in the trenches arcund Petersburg up toc Monday night. They-were then reheved by ® new army corpe, the number of which they did net learn, ay! bys Monday night, aad was four joure i. Latgr —Notwithstending the seeming quiet which prevailed up tothe timeof the d of the train, events had begun to develop about two miles south of the city early in the after- Loon, which resulted in & glorioas yietory to cur arms. Mahone’s brigade, with another w name we contd not colt made = attack u; Hancock's corps about 2 p. m., ani drove them from two Lines of breastworks, and. captured nearly two thonsand L pane in- cluding fifty.seven commissioned officers, to- gecher with four pieces of artillery and eight stands of colors. our pickets during the day cn a visit to Grant. Stitt Latsr.—D spatches received psst ten o'clock last night ful above. The fighting had cease: ception of occasional sharpshooting and artil- lery firing. The repulse of the enemy in each of Dis assaults js described as having veéneasy. Our loss was comperatively small. From the James. There was nothing of importance in progress esterday; the affair of the batteries and gun- ite at and off Howlett’s House on Tuesday smountd to little of importance. In the pro« gress of affairs the iron-clad Virginia refasing to work, an investigation revealed a chisel in one of her cylinders, which had slightly in- os the piston and disabled her for the Yume. bether this was the work of treachery or of criminal carelessness remains to be seen. Impertant from Lynchburg. Passengers from Lynchburg on yesterday state that the last heard from the Yanke raider Hunter was when he had arrived at Liberty. He has gone ‘kiting’ somewhere nobody OWS. From the Valley. A gentleman who arrived from Staunton on yesterday, states that the rebels are no longer seen or beard in that vicinity, nor at Harrison- burg, Lexington and their respective neigh- borhoods. The damage done by Hunter was very extensive, many of the farmers havi: been plundered of all their grain, cattle an other stock. Every establishment of gi public utility was destroyed along their route. AFFAIRS IN MonNTGOMERY.—Out of the 296 persons in this county drafted under the late call ot the President for “more men,” we leorn that all furnished substitutes, were exempted, or paid the commutation money, with the ex- ception of one white man and several negroes, who, not being so fortunate as to have any such resources to fall back upon, were obliged to appear in person, when they were immediately assigned convenient quarters, preparatory ta being placed in the ranks. On Saturday last, Henry Waring, James O. Rabbitt, and John and Henry Horner, Eaqs., were arrested at their homes, by a ad Government cavalry, and on Sanda through this place, on their way to Was! 3 on scme charge, the particulars of which we have net been able to understand. Two Mary- land Confederate soldiers were also arrested in the same section of the county, and accom« panied the citizens. The weather for the past few months has been very pleasant, ore the nights are rather cool for this season of the year. A good rain would be very acceptable at this time to vege- tation generally, particularly to the gardens, which are beginning tc show need of it. The prospects of the farmers are, 80 far as the sea- son is concerned, good, the wheat crop promi- sing a fair aversge yield—in some localities quite heavy—whilet in a few others we hear ofmuch complaint. The ryets very good, and the oats, though feeling the effects of the dry weather, are doing very well; whtist the grass Willafford a heavy swathe. Great appremen~ sions fre felt, however, that serious loss may oceur from the scarcity of labor necessary to fecure the various , and @ fine opportu- nity is afforded those in the cities who are seeking work to find it ready at hand in the country.—Rockvrille Sentinel, June 2. @7 The lands of Michigan in the region of Lake Superior are being rapidly occupied, tne rich mines of lead, iron and gold inviting an extended emigration thither. WJ” The crops in Massachusetts are reported to be seriously affected by the drought which seems to be prevalent all over the country. ——_—_——+ see —_____ OFFICIAL, WAR DEPARTMENT, Provost Marshal General's gee Washington, June 1864. Circular, No. 25.—Persons not fit for military duty and not liable to draft, trom age or other causes, have expressed a desire to be person- ally represented in the army. In addition wo the contributions they have made in the,way of bounties, they propose to procare, at their own expense, ani resent for enlistment, re- crnits to represent them in theservice. Such practical patriotism is worthy of special com- mendation and encouragement. Provos. mar- ehals, and all otler officers acting under this Bureau, are ordered to furnish all the facilities in their power to enlist and muster prompth the acceptable ren ae recruils presented, in accordance with the design herein set torth. The name of the person whom the recruit represents will be noted on the enlistment and descriptive roll of the recruit,and will be carried forward from those papers to the other official records which form his military his- tory. Suitably prepared certificates of this personal representation in the service will be forwarded from this office, to be filled ont and issued by provost marshals to the persons who put in representative recruits. James B. Pay, Provost Marshal General. Headquariers Military District of Washington, Washington, D. C., June 25, 1864. General Orders, No. 19.—I. The streets and environs of the city of Washington are in a neglected and filthy condition. To preserve the health of military residents, and promote the recovery of those sick in hospitals, it is ordered that each and every property-owner, or his tenant in possession, in lieu of him, shail at once bave so much of aay street, within the corporate limits of the city, as bounds his prop= erty or residence, and any alley or passageway thereon or limiting it, and the grounds in his poseeseion or ownership, thoroughly cleaned and disinfected, . The work of cleansing the public grounds, and the streets contiguous, will be commenced at once, by the officer charged with the execu- tion of this order. Upon its completion, shoulda the occupants or owners ot vate property have failed in compliance, the officer so detailed will perform the work and assess the cost uptn the owners or tenants. Il. Captain Charles M. Merritt, A. Q. M., ts hereby temporarily reiisved from daty as Judge Advocate the Central Guardhouse, and is charged with the execution of the pro~ visions of these erders. He will make the necessary requisitions for iaborere and trans- ortation without delay. Poy order of Ool. M. N. Wisewell, Military Governor. THEopors McGowan, Assistant Adjutant General. rr niinses War. Department, Adjutant General's Washingion, D. C., Jume 20, 1864. The following officers, having been. a potting coap lari jeoheon taping for the rd reinafter spec! are hereby notified they will stand dismissed the Send os the United States, unless, within fifteen (15) days from this date, they appear before the Commission, in session in this city, of Brig.Gen. Jobn VU. Ualdwell, United States volunteers, is president, and make satisfactory defence to the charges against them. For being in the City of Washington authority, and failing to report at Headgcartere ee District of Washington, in arrest, as apt. Andrew Fagan, battery it Penna, lightartillery. 4 5 a ton. Desertion. eee L. H. Newbold, 168th Penna. volun- rs. = First Lieut. Charles H. Beine, 193th Penna. volunteers, Disobedience of orders; visiting the city of Wash- ington, ollhcut cuthertan, Titi Siolation! of the ore ders of the War ; withous leave; and n i hetneineennn fae eral of the Army. , Mathews, ist Pennsylvania ar- E. D Townsann, Assistant Adjatant General. Beperentne Adjutant General’ Office, ish following namied Gi Jane B18 and heretofore published, ~ Braise ceaeet oalarcae «eer — Orders rid ‘53, series of ies, from ny, the cas $ 0, Pace, Liith 8) 4 Lieutenant Frederick P. Sackrom ise Wed: es Pe oS iataat Aaj Geanl. Major Lew: