Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1864, Page 1

AUCTION SALES.’ FUTURE Days. B* ‘WM. L. WALL & ©O,, Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S SALE OP VALUABLE AND IM- PROVSD REAL EsTATS ON CORNER OF YPRMONT AVENUB AND ORTH N SERERT. | | WA WASHINGTON CITY; D.6. Pursuant to the provisiorg of a deed 5 trust, éatdd May 29, 1962, and reeo! in Liber J. A. 8.) No. 219. folios is. deol fis, Laos Records of Count i 3be subscriber 9s Trastee, will, on the 7th dag of ————————— ) (ore Dittacr tw Obworwas—Il the Sedate Yesterday, Mr. Foster called up the bill relst- ing to then! Of evidence in the District of Colm “was considered . -t ‘provides that dn the trial-of any i#sae joined, So question, or on any inquiry arising M@ny suit, action, or oer proceeding dm any conrt of justice in the District ot Jumbia, or before any person baving by law, or by conspat of ues, Anthority to Rear, Te- geive and examine evidence within said: Dis- trict, the parties thereto and the, persons in - July next, at five o’ciock p m_, offer at Public Aac- ‘tion. to 1! est bidder, all that piece whose behalf any such action or other p: - Stetonnd ineta eynader, ail Sousty. fate Dit. oie may be brought or defended, and any .¢nd irik or Colombe, and known as all that of. persone igterested in the same,. ¢! ex- Found lying iw the City of Washington, of said ceptas hereafter excepted, be competent and Distrign Se : pari et eee two. (2) in Square two - ‘ . ° compellable to give evidence, either viva voce oudred a +(243,) beginning et a stak 7 : srDEMtune lec givens swetas | = VS, X XUN, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY. JUNE 30. 1864. INS, 8.588, |r deperile tering tte cies thenee north al id line ‘erro: veun as . 4 fio ihavanid achion or other proceeding Gaenes ‘eouth alone aule steepe ce teeatiotenl! Provited, That herein contained s TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. render. iz, Porson who is. charged with any (southwest) of ssid ‘Lot, and thence , sSerdiy on N atreet forty four (a) toot to ihe paces AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ofgpoe ne inal Trgoeeding aompetent t ~ ginn' , Con! ining wel "oO een ‘ [See hale te re @ mce against vof ground. more or less. ™: [NITED STATES MARSH AL'S BALE OF CON- CANTERBURY HALE. GROVER’S THEATER. » FROM GRANT'S ARMY. himeel Teor ahald sadvit any on. |, all that piece or parcel of and com: FISCATED P: REY IN THE VANIA AV.. SEAS Wiltinp’s Horm, com ble wer any questio: to ai jhe exireme north part of the above eltad Lot, STERN DISTRICT . CANTERBURY HALL) AND _ | WHS. SINN....emporary Lessee and Manager | Al! Quiet at the Front The Weldon Ralls | criminate himself sr hetvelt, or ehall In say sand ing para! ‘ermont a) ifteen : MUBIO eid ¥ — rea: eld—Contr: on . ~ feet. thence east and parallel with the tenand | By virtue of fifty wie of venditioni exponas | H A L 1 OANTERBURY Hari't rHeATER COOL AND COMFORTABLE. Lives—Sheridan’s Recent Fight. criminal proceedfn, ssnder any husband com- usix-twelfths feet; lel with | issued from the Clerk’s Office of the U. 8, District ‘THIS (Thursday) EVENING, June 9, i i the Associated Press. petentor compellal ve evidence for or Vern.ont aven 5 west and par- itt for the above District, and to me directed Lovistama AVEXUE, COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT {Gorrerpondence ofthe -] 4 against bis wife, or sn} wife competent or Mile) vith le: feet; thence south par- Will offer at public sale, for. cash, to the highest Bizth Stres, Rear of National and To BADQUABTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, | compellable to give evidence for or against her allel-with Verm ue twelverteet; and thence | bidder commencing ati) o’clock a’ m..on TOMS. | NearCorne ef omy Mr. C. D. HESS, June 26—5 a.m.—All Termaing Quiet at the front husband, or in any proceéting instituted in rmorth tothe place of beginning of this latter giece | DAY. the 19th day of July, 1864s the Court House Matropolisan Hotals, UpedWnich occnsian. Onr left winig swung round and took possession } consequenceot adultery; nor Saeoery ow topper with the buildings and inn ents, oor, ( East front ost Off ca Bu ding.) Alexandria, MIS8 KATE VANCE, s of the Weldon railroad, abont four miles from be competent to diselose any ii rights snd appurtenances to the same longing. Va., all the right, title, interest and estate of the | @uonew Luma. —__.___. ___..__._.Proprietor | 11» celchorated young equestrio will appeeras | the city, without op: ion., It is believed that 6 to hi his wife d ete brang erme of wale: One-third cash; the in | parties named below in and to the following de- Manager. “ piok TURPIN f : : eLaraaere penta goter at 6 and 12a0d 18 months, to be secured bya | scribed real and personal property, to- wit: W. B.Camavaven—._—...._. tage ° ; ti the enemy’s lines ave been somewhat con; tracted since Friday } and the opinion pre- vails that a force has been to meet and “drive back Hunter:’’ Atmost jy an attack Lees ‘he famous trained charger, 4 of tr the i ror shall any wife be ees pee Rd IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY. ; DO! % ; cation: made In'ches of won 0 militnee be renee wiihthe | WILLIAM SELEOMANS The “swan Point” Eaneated by Mr. W. R. Derr, ‘will appear in the fe day a caring Ge marriag ban uring e. In. the House, pending the consideration of BONNIE BESS ~ terme of sale in five days a! farm; about lWacres, one mile east of Occoquan. time -f K 4 The* Louisiana Kentucky” farm; iB of Bannister’s great Equestrian Drama, | is made.on some part of the picket line in front } the civil appropriation bill— E the Trasioe wit repel! the premises at the risk an: halts shite fonthwest of Occ are Sbontaei scares, » ladapted from Ainsworth’s Popular of the 9th See a bat soon setae on the The Commitee of Ways and Means pay Sind will be required from the pur- ouse and Lot in Occoquan. : pa slert: ready for them, the rebels quickly |-mended @ non-concurrence in the Senate’ ime of a : JOHN B. HAMMILL’S—House and lot in Occd- READY AT LAST ROCK WOOD ; rae x ee — amendment striking out the aj tion ob veyances to be’prégared under supervision . wi < furh DIOK TURPIN, THE TIWAYMAN. 8 an instance 0! fe sharp prac ‘ice between | $150,000 tor the Potomac Aqued pd -ef the Feusiee, Ta i. MATTHEWS: Travtee, JOC ete acorn Sesctone Paint form | ee ee ‘ Disie@urpin, the Noted Wiehibayman, Kate Venca | the pickets, @ man yesterday, desiring tostretch |" mr. Brooke said that there was some misun- de 16 Stavttds [int.) W.Li WALL & CO. Aucts. Pad sheng Seeseres on the Potomac river, near ‘ TONIGHT & een coring Smeets Col ates feet out past the eageot the oui, when he wns 7 to nein: Tai thonent tats tc ees Wapee ee ee epee eee |i Beaial . j . 9 in} city. : for th a BY *Homas powsrne, auet.; Georgetown. anrmun Nee iREAX ounry. TH® GREAT SENSATION NOVELTY, yr el ol eee od gaite whee. Paton Maey pose; theimaiter ought to be pldced dates tie BERT" ;about 6 i “To. ‘ isd daily | i i three gent corn by authority ROSTERS BALE. onan | MQMBE IDE Pasrine. Seminary aegis, acres, BEAU SICKEMAN, RiZTemortow, Friday Night, benefit of Miss for water, and other errands which cannot be | in SMndeiplineaiomediaet ee ority o i. a s s 2 s, . i u “Pe vronry, 17, anil recorded in Liber 3A. 8. No. | about one mile weet of Alexandria,” ™ tated outer sa ee nmentis preparing forthe | Posy Sanitary Commission’ are busy isening | nh Sowns ead the House had provided that 198, folio 2X4, from John Ellis and another, to | R. 0. MASON’B—Farm; about 800 acres, and tract BUSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC! : fresh vegetables to the troops, which are © work shou ome p way, tecure a dabt dueto Samuel Oropioy.ani’by Riedl. | adjoining of about 100 ares, in all 900 acres, more - i FORD'S NEW THEATER, aid. will : ory, | £0.88 to avoid the present mnd-puddie called tection. Fakall sell at auction, 14 theiS® AUGUST | or less, about three and'a half miles south of Alex, | Te beet Local Sensation Drama ever produced in welbreeagyéd;exd will prove of great benefit | thegeservoir. Although three ions of dol- Theat c€Secclock 1m the sreetnoon oa the vreck- | andvin® ome _ Washington, Rotlen up an expense of over ‘Tunelt Staxer, ABOVE PRNMSYLVANIs AVERUSD. to them. : lars have been epent on the aqneduct, watér ines, the piege OF parce? of erotad imGeorge town, FRENCH FORRES?’S—" Clermont Plantation?’ i 260, with re T FORD-_......Manager and Proprietor, JUNE 2th—12 o’chook m.—tlulte@ severe en- | has never yet come into this city from the Po. Romig on the north pide of Water sireatemed | “GEORGE R WTTMERB Pene ei eara; | NEW,ANDELEGANTLOCALSOENERY, Also of Holiday, Street Theater, Baltimore.) " F gagement took place on Saturday between our | tomac river. 5 onting 0 ide ater street, a: F. a rm; ‘ 3 . a + . peginnioe et & pojae 19 feet Hs inches westerly roles, about 2 niles west of Alexandria. Re ete FAMILIAR SCENES IN WASHINGTON, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, June 39, Rado Gia et en AOE men consisting | “Ahé committee non-concurred ff the Meuste’s 0 e corner 0 an er streets, ‘en acres, 2 roods. oles, adj % . = é oa 3 scunning fromm taig, Desinning with Water street | one of tiene tracts there is «large, handsome Rew LIFELIKE REPRESENTATIONS, | , Uist eptuctinn hengof the Grand Miltary Ro; | Chickahominy river. They had followed Sner- | "In the evening session — ; sterly 25 feet, A north to a 37 fe » | dwelling- 2. z : * A he 8e, x the Tagoge tart with'said aller 3 feet thence souin vo |W. 8: KEMPER'S—-Clitton”” farm; about 2%,| Allof which have been minutely copied by the | Aleaandor Dunas’ master work, entitled, of being able to cut oft part of bis wagon tain, | incorporate the ‘Metropolitan, Ralttoad Come eee pete. a Pies purchase sien ie ah mone 2 OANSTONS Weer drove farm: | accurate copies of Ashington city and ite sur. THE THREE GUARDSMEN, which was very large, and it was here they | pany of the city of Washington made ® report; made their attaek. Torbett’s division was de- tailed to protect the train, while Grege’s was placed in position to resist an attack from the enemy on the roads which they were known tooccupy. Atan early hour skirmishing com- which was concurted in. Mr. Washburne, of Illinois. from thé Com- mittee of Conference on the ‘bill to amend the charter of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company, made a report thereon. and the residue at six and twelve montbs—notes, | about 39034 acres, immediately south of Hunting | Toundings, and cannot fail to strike the beholder | termineting witha Grand Battle Picture. with ‘surety, hearing interest—and a tien on the | Creek. as being exact counterparts of the original. MISS SUSAN DENIN premises untit paid, and when paid she yroperty |, W., @. CAZENOVE'S Farm: abont 1174 acres, Fee tna mes have boon made similar to those | and all thefavorites of the Company. in ibe play ony 0 the purcbaser; a s ogether wi je tract adjoining, forme - ‘ 2 se. : qc ; ‘ - i io termaare complied with within five deye from the longi g to Whiting & Lee, Dealles west OF Ales. |-cases have been, through mrategy, rocured from | Which concludes with @ thrilling and remarkably ‘i n 5 ffective Tepresentation of sale, sre-sale will be made, after a week’s notice ria. the persons themselves, thereby showing a de: | © : ; a kept up till Beeni and oer: i ._ |- termination to render the characters easily recog. AN ASSAULT UPON ROCHELLE, menced, and was kept up till near noon, when | Mr. Washburne explained the report, and eps So ee ae RE DIN “Erte | aboutamiles weet at Alexandria, oot 7 Bers, | Ene Machinery and Appointments are also com. | TO-MORROW, a Splendid Varicty of entertain- though our men dismounted and fought them out; aud there has been a provilo afi simi- je B-Btaw&de THOS. DOWLING, Auct, GEORGE H. PADGE1’S—Four acres, 2 poles | plete in the miautest detail, and everything has | ments tor the gallantly for @ time, they were finally com- | lar to that in. the Metropelitan rail: Dil, - <A | of land immediately west of Alexandria. heen done which ingenuity and enterprise could Benefit of pelled to retire, suffering considerably. It was | that there shall be no exclusion on’ account of ¥ JAS,O. MOGUIRE & C0.,Auctionsers. | | Lotion Liftle River Turnpike, east of toll-gate; | devine. to make this play what it purports to be, @ H. CLAY FORD. TREASURER. At fizst thought our loss would be over five | color. ‘The sixth section. of the biMl provides <a: 6 feet front, Is ee le@p, more or less, ie —— e TRUSTRES SALE OF TWO DESIRABLEBRIOK | | Seven acres of land Om turnpike leading west A GRAND DOUBLE PERFORMANCE Se I eter ete ondent has boon In- | that the company shell sell wenty-Hve Wckets MLING-HOUSES AR 3 ON . ; than one- : a TREET. RETWEEN G AND I STREETS. JOSEPH BRUIN’S8—House and lot at West End, FOURTH OF JULY. fourth of that number. Mr. Schenck asked whether the cars were in THURSDAY A¥YTERNOON, July 7th, at 632 suburb of Alexandria. ’ o’clock on the premises, by virtue of a deed of Lot at West End; liv feet 6 inches infront, and a 26th and in | in depth 278 f h. EVEBY NIGHT THIS WEE g R] Lier hs No od: foltoe 218 crac sane enthe SMIGHARD [., ROCHFORD $_Touse and lot of bie PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. The division fell back to their supports, near the bridge, and the command, with the entire train, got over without further loss. obliged torap on Sunday. Mr. Waehburne — he had sufficiently explained this matter. The company héspower 3 z < t and on ee An eilort was made to follow up’ by the en- | already to run their cars on Sunday, an sane eer Toit densities fot atts Meee tron Tatar a ea by John Klein SATURDAY AFTERNOON, "P= PRS GRAND EXCURSION emy, and It is thought they must Dave suffered now ioing so. vine. ae Tecorded subdivision gf original LL & $ and 9,in 5 BY Breve ys &c. ae Gaga e ay. | The Great Sensation Drama, written expressly for sees Me ee ee ee nay Mr. pene ay he pistes ate com- sul stihen wacti vermeen Gand oh aurcta is exandria cn the Leesbure reed, Sieeer here Sh Cahier bury; eatttied the James river, and will probably be all acroas eae 20 that the runy Tass of and running back 1 feet, improved with two | | MURRY MASON’S—Chestnat Mill farm: about BUSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC! NAVY-YARD SOOIALS by to-night.” of fe rier tie Seca: ee cee three-story Brick Dwelling-houses, with back | 192 acres, about three miles south of Alexandria. 5 i ‘will be given to ‘Two soldiers are on trial at headquarters, Mr. Ganson, of N. ¥..said the reason why Mhermeel aale: One thir in cash, and the re-| @ronge AGP AANDRIA CITY. Bena fickman, wio Lives on his Bhape....--W Hi GLYMONT PAVILION charged with outraging a woman living in the | the company did not heretofore ran the carson oainder inf and I2months, with interest, secured | pICCRIUOK Sm lore Ne o.oo aoe oe oot; | Mark Branton, Chief of the Bushwhackers....J ae oe 4 Fey tne marities ‘are determined to | Sunday was owing to the moral sentiment ot 7 deed of trust on the premises. tide of Fairfax street, between Jefferson. and DeForrest ape Y cane 2 pels pie: ee crimes, and, if the proof is | Vongress, Cost of conveyances, including revenue stamps, | Franklin strects; each lot 20 fect front, 123 feet 5 | Jim Braxley, One of hisGang.....JJ Dougherty | Leavy Seventh street wharf at 7 o'clock and | sufficient, the cffenders will be dealt with as Mr. Schenck moved to disagree to the’re) te be paid by the purchaser. a x inches deep. Lieut. Compton, U,8. A.............. Billy West Navy-Yard bridge at § o’clock. the negro wasa week ago—namely, hanged. of the committee, and to ask of the Seni aat the Serna of sale are not Som] tied Pte be WILLIAM N. McVEIGH and WILLIAM H. | Tim Fagan, the Bwampoddie Game Cock. .....W B By order of Committee. Je 3-2t* _ There are mow About 5,000 sick ‘and Daased another committee of conference. ts ad the risk aud expense of the defautting purchaser, | FOWLE'S Three story brick house on Royal | petor McGafiin. ..... ( Break ) -..3 Wilkinson rus ISLAND in hospital at City Point, and they suffer much | Mr. Eldridge, of Wis., moved that the report . J CARTER MARBURY, Trustec. street; 5 feet north ot ing; 2) feet front, 5) feet Michael Doyle. of Vemmes "W Stiles SOCIAL CLUB from the heat and a lack of good water. The lie on the table; and this was agreed to—yeas se M-eokds "_3.C. MCGUIRE & Go, Aucts_ | “NEp LAM TL. FOWLE'S—tot conthwest commer | harley Finnewan’.] Day ‘T Burges | Respectfully announce to their friends and the | Members Ot the dillerent aid societies arefast | 71maye32 ¥ JAMES C, MceQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. of Prince aud Payne streets; 123 feet § inches on | AIOTP Dian a Baxoin YouueG enemas public generally that they intend giving ow xhaustion, and many of them af = B 2 A IRE ey. é Prince street, 143 feet Z inches on Payne. aol Meena ree nae Operiare sf oaligan giving their have veen forced to give up and return North. Visit OF THE FIRE OCOMMIRSIONEES TO PHILADELPHIA.—The Fire Vommissionere, and eeveral members of both boards of the City Councils, with theehief engineer of the Fire Want of Rain—Lee‘s Army in Front Net MBER OF FINE BUILDING LOTS BASE OF Wolfe streets 19 feet frome. ii fectiedee: North Of | Pogey McCarthy,a Givl from Home (Mina Weenee | SECOND GRAND ERB: arge. [Despatch to the Chroniele.} THE CAPITOL AT PUBLIC SA t . fee | ee eee ie Gitl om Home. Mist Wome AFTERNOON AND On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July 2, at siz | (Ae iUUR HERBERT’ Lote Nos. 2,to 10 in- | Minn Georgey Sitpson ne. Miss Margi Wilson EVBNING PIC-NIC e’clock, 6h the premises, commencing with the | Columbus aud Alfred streets: the whole about 223 | Mrs Mark Branton, a Union Lady. .Mias M Gardner at Seventh street Park NEAR PETERSBURG, o7,_S Department, who have been to Philadelphia firet named, we . Sa a0 dan feet 5 inehes in front, and 100 feet deep. Lucy Gitmore. her sieter Miss Vie Ross 0. WEDNESDAY Tuly 4, 1884 tre iS passed through reise ae aid ree to examine the different styles of fire engines 0.12.18 te eis Ranting on North | . MONTGOMERY D CORSE’S—Lot on north side | Bis jemtine Mahogany ——-... Miss Viole a INBSDAX. aires the Prince George road, this afternoon. The | in thatcity, with a view of purchasing engines ALi NOP Ae ettePeatt ge fronting on Agee | of King street. between Royal aul Pitt streets; | Blind Byrd Sam} puckwhackery ¢----2 Halman {The proceeds of this Pic-nic will be appropriated enemy showed his usual watehfuiness, shels | OF thé Fite, Department of this city, re- a a e ont, e ep. Spar pee 5 fon ss O assist 1p erectin, he momunen o ace - . ine streetr, mired noel ae DANID'PUNSTEN S—Gacres,8 rods and 2)yoles | Spizit of Washington W Stgvens | over the remeine of those unfortunate feunatn Se) | logieresnondedin tre theese che oe ihameelves highly gratiied wilh the attention - bil Ra eee on Washington road. : bet he? © | Jost theirdives by the recentexplosionatthe Wash- | © 7 ua ae Lots No. 4.8. And 7. fronting On eer enee? 1 | JAMES C. NEVETT'S—Lot north side of Duke, | Roberts, the Union Picket —FSwaggatt | ington Arsenal. ig lar to rifled guns, completely silencing the | Shown them by David M. Lyle, Esq. chief of South Caroling avonnes and Mth street east, between Pittand Bt, Asaph streets; about 23 feet | Bushwhackers, Pickets. Union Soldiers, &c., by | The members of theclnb appeal to the Public to | @nemy. Each day brings its strife onthe right, | B@, Philadelphia fire department, who was SQUARE 80 SQUARE NO. 1,08. front and (3 feat deep. the Auxiliaries. aid them in their eflorts to perpetuate the memory | Round shot, and shell are continually flitting | Dutiringin bis attentions tothem. They were Lot No.1. SQUARE NO. 1,082. WILLIAM WHALEY’S—Lot on Queen treet, 110 of those who when living, were their companions | through the air. In the centre, the musketry | 220wmthe Seuthwark and Handsin Hand en- ts No.5. 6.7.8.9, l), and 11 on South D street, | feet frem_the corner of Henry street; 4) fect 10 and friends, iN es and sharpshootin are of a very di dly char: y gines of the Amoskegg pattern, and the Assist- petween Kentucky avenveand sth streateast. | 3 oe ni teoa ee Saeco aed Patrick ate laqiceets 0 cents, admitting: gentleman and | tor Farther lowers the Yere the opponents ance and Humane of Chapman & Bro.'s build, ae, 4 50. 1.062. 0" e1 uee ate.; atlies. 2 ri °! se OF SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE NO. 1092. 75 feet on Queen. 100 feet on Patrick atrects. ene trea File Osi ‘By orderof the Committee, je a7er | show a spirit’of comity strangely at variance | #11 of which tbey were much pleased with, bat rma: One third in, cael the remainder isis | JOHN L. PASCOE and EDWARD SANGSTER’s | Scenery by Wm. Fieldman, Qostamer by Reuben = = with their late behavior. preferred the latter. Ontheirreturn stop- and Snatre iow LBs ciple Tail ¥® | —Quarter square, southeast corner of Prince and | “arshall, Machinery and Appointarents by ©, GRAND FESTIVAL, Yesterday two North Carolinians came into din Baltimore, and at the request of Chie! deed o [ trest on ¢ he prentiog ins nave Raliane Wert streets. Sullivan; the whole erode under the nm- our line, exchanged newspapers and a half ngineer Peabody, of our department, Jas. L. Conveyancer ote Or SUIRES CO, mact’s JAMES HW. McLEAN’S—Lot sbutheast corner of Inediate supervision of the Btage Man- Arranged by the barrel of fish. and returned immediately. Both | Stewart Esq., chief of the Baltimore depart- je AS. Mec : a =~ | Cameron and Fayette streets; 60 feét on Cameron ager, W. B. Cavanagh. © ; murned immediately. mert, gave an alarm from box 23, at the corner ¥ J. 0, MOGUIRE & O0,, Auctioneers atreat, I feet on Fayette street. GERMAN CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, _ | PArtics took the precaution to cutont all news, | Crk; Paul and Fayelte streets, and in th me ao 2 JAMES H. REID’S—Quérter square. southwest ‘ but did not discover what each had done until ett on N ics u ‘no three TRUSTEB’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. corner of Wolf and Alfred streets. with buildings in aid of the funds of the after they had separated. minntes No. i truck was on the ground, and in sey e y thereon . On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jaly 5th.at 6o’clk, Lot N. W. corner Wilkes and Alfred streeta: 12 GERMAN RELIEP ASSOCIATION at the Auction Rooms of Jas. O° MeGuire & Co..by | roel’ ueheson Wilkes, 13 feet i inches amy Alirods INCIDENTS AND SCENERY: FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, virtue of a deed of trust from Joha Patrick, dat more or 164a. with buildinas theréon " S°No. i folior Sl et seq cone of the Land Hee: | | UAWRESGE 1. TAYLOR'S House and lot; No, mac and Washington THURSDAY, June 50, 1351, s No. 228.1 <71, et. DI 4 Prince street. =) . is 7 $pcefor Washington county, D.C. we shall sell | DANIEL F. HOOK’S—Forty-cight shares of the ard Shot at his ne four minutes No. 2 truck, Nos. 2 and 3engines were onthe ground. No.1 truck is located about one-fourth of a mile from Where the alarm was given, and No.2truck and2 and3 engines are cowsiderably over half a mle, away. No. 7’engine was on the ground in five The City Point Railroad is almost repaired. Most of the track was taken up: by the rebels some time ago, to eke ont a new road or repair anoldone. Itrumsto Petersburg. Our cars will run to within two miles of the town to- morrow, ing down the river. The : Post. Braxton, the Bush nh 4 3 in | mi She is located about one mi cy . stock of the Alexandria Water. Company. BEYER’S SEVENTH STREET PARK, More or less changes take place every day in art er e mije and a Coat cr ce eyances ard stamps to be paid by the | .B. H. DULANEY’S-One hundred and thirty-five | SCENE 11.—The Maunted Wut in Virginia, The Nearlths Wodidaryizine the order of pacing troops along the line, | querer from where the alarm was given. sreneses SM Ht WARD, shar he stock of the Fire Insurance Company | Bashwhackers in@o Plot and Counter-Plot, Near the Boundary Line. Every night working parties are employed to | 1hey were alt at work in eight minutes after J JAS. ¥. DAVIS; Trustees of Al VEST ‘ a ofia The Spirit of 75 appears to the Secs Commencing at one o’clock, p.m. strengthen the works, which are fast becoming the first alarm was given. ONS hila- jo.Je2awkes J.0.MoGUIRE & 00..Aucts. | 4.¥-¢ CAZENOVE'E Twenty shares of Alexan- | Tab SN ant Gi oro aa ADDRESSES IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN, | Impregnable. Lee cannot have a very large | Svin))i8 cumine, built by Reany & Neatio, and 6° ALE OF.CONDEMNE tSEs ANL : LANDO PAIRFAN’S— Eighty-s NE iew of the National Hotel on erin teeter aie 5 i i torce in onr front. A small number of in 10. BAS more engine, y Murray Ate cr Cox DEMNED HORSES AND MULES. shee at Alenacdet Gorporstion stock. nue. Beau on his Shape. Chips MUSIC, SINGING, AND DANOING. his magnificent works cold hold a “Yarger Havlehurst, with the Washington pump, and shionable Society. The Bogus i¥ STIC EXERC 3 $ Jee kes Nothing likes Pa 2 GYMNASTIC EXERCISES BY THE TURNERS Patent for the Patent and other entertaining performances, tsa Oheck which is cine SE No. 7 is a Baltrmore built engine, with the Fulton pomp, and was built by Messrs. Pook & Hont, andis certainly the most simple and substantial engine of any seen by the commis- army than we have at bay. His troops must be scattered considerably, some on this side and alsocn the-other slde of the Appomattox. A large force garrisons Richmond; the Dan- Chief te ers Of RAYMOND FAIRFAX S—Twenty-two shares of Chih Quemcermaxies's Ges, Devet Washenaton:t Alexandria Corporation stack. at public auction, atthe Corals, | | ALBERT FAIRFAX 'S—Seven shares of Alexan- i Fé y ration stoc os he © Iria Co : sity of Washington, | "'eDWaRD 8. HUTCHINSON’S—Household fur- IN THE EVENING, iture. sa tee ee ville railroad issacredly guarded, and requires | S!0ners. The promptness with which the en- ashe Tos at 7D MM, LEWISTousehold furniture. ee a’ Sey ding ia Syampondle. Fagin, | GRAND FIREWORKS, commencing with the as- | ten or fifteen thoneand men. if Ewell hes | sines get to work, and the quietness of the men, condemned as unfit for public service ROBERT E. LEE’S— Householt furniture, ty; Rollicking Times among the cension of several balloons. taken with bim most of his corps, Lee’s army | !8 certainly a marked feature in the Baltimore Terms: Cash inGoverowentfunda. WN. & J.-H. McVEIGH’S—House and lot on arley Sinnégan, the oldest Hackman in is made still less, r fire department, which it is hoped will be the Z to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. Cameron street; at present occupied by George W. r H. RUCKER. avis. os ® i i : The furniture will be sold at such places as may Brig. Gen, and Coie aa eerste | be convenient; said places will be announced at Bob tail Greys.” Nizh The Committee will leave nothing undone to Boys, Mint Your me make this aflair the grandest ever given in Wash- sn Divarshions.. Beau |) ington, case here as scon as our new department is put in operation, as we certainly haves good and efficiént firemen as any city in the Union. The success of rebel sharpshooters has made the commanders think more than ever of this branch service. A battalion of sharpshooters je 25-22 the Court Honte door. All purchasers must p: Idon't dr t L'il take Segar or a The Washington, Georgetown..and. Baltimore | js spoken of, = All onr firemen want is the same facilities en- SES | len tercent-of the amount of their bid aasoones | Gpeckitzou ike. troh Song ant Dazce by the | Glee Cidbsand Tutner Aesocialions are invited, | Cachdiyiaiyn Wey ent oe ori hee | joyed im oiler cities, and they can ‘Gompets ASH struck off. or the property will be yd at once, Reena in T pears ow | and they have consented to visit the Festivalina i ‘with any of them, S SH cooks JOHN UNDERWOOD. Marshal eau in Troubl body, F telesoope ae err or Pens exes: It re- y “ ‘ a ts coy Ot Vienintes Spe " * * * - quires an old soldier calmly aim at & man, : - Receiving constantly a theice article of eAsit, | Sestern District of Virgins Bae and Habe: | gcrhnreident and, his Cabinet orsign Minis: | with the knowledge that ‘his victim must fail | | AFFAIRS IN Guoncxrows—Canal— The DOORS AND BLIN Ds. of Boston Manufactory, of Y WML WALL & CO., Auctioneers. ) tof the Fugitives. | orwhom have already promised to be present, | TB rebels will doit, and the only way remain. | receipts of coal are: By the Cumberland Co., uperior style and Werkmanship, which we are of- ‘South corner Penh’a avenue and 9th st, nd Mrs. Mek ite i 3 ing to us is to beat them with their own Cle phaser Pr guhhigre lini Aint ael erp] feaia oak ces, bs wera ‘ay toa New me, 5 CKETS, F NTS ‘weapons. 7 Beh, 211.6; 0 1) 454.23: ope, “Weleespect prices. builders and ctherstoeal |... PA AWNBROKER'S SALE. |“ seunn VI—Aqnin Crevk, eau on a Fishing Oo rere ease me as Some nights ago they brought trom Peters. | 2217; Hamps. & Balt, 105. ‘The B.D. Hart: se Ny BENWICK & STEWART, |” 1.300 LOTS OF UNREDREMED BLEDGRSOR | Fecorion: £15 Foun Raper etree, atest | the Onmastueeeans tq | were ized, the shellspuistingamongtheirown | & Bro. The deparinres, light, were twenty pe Ofiee—w ae aT aeireets OND SILVER Warnes. Se TA ORD | Puraucd.” Verritic Storm. Bean's Umbrella. |) yh tie Dircctrre af ae een earangements | men. The mortar has notsince been used. Oc- | two. The R. H. Alvey carried an assorted N = ReMOVAL = On SATURDAY MORNING. the 24 Jay of July, eg Pel tothe Rescue. Bushwhackers, be Ja- extra hamber of cars will be run on Seventh atroet castonally swe theo m: mbells from ours, whiok, ee ee Wai teredl cetce ees y a comméncing’at 93 o’elock, we will sell » very Jarse ers. eau. on that day. pg better aimed must be exceedingly an- eorge ~ —Ste le ANOTICE TO FARMERS. MARKET GARDEN- | sccort: t of spring and & i 0) SCENE VII.—TheSkirmish inthe Woods. Brax- CHARLES KLOMAN, the enemy. R. H. McBrrp: timore, Lewis, New York; Barque Uhampion. ERS AND CAPTAINS OF VESSELS, Scting in part, oe Hao oo Z ton and the Bish whackers main aVictory.. Deadly a, mane Eident of the General Committce, ney eto ee, CRery our Jey MCB ROE | Gani Alexandria Departed —Schoorers 7 a Ns usinese Sack. Frock. an ess Coats. Combat between Ti An a . , Secretary. = 5 avrede e; S.C. The office for the sale of Manure deliverablefrom | Pants Verte Uihes ieee eae ets, Viled dutelinedevingtag..: Haware sod tate ore JOSEPH GERHART, : Favorable Reports, Heargnoul, Mo Orisstionl Withee Bee the different government, corrals in the Depart. Ladies’ Silk, Delaine, Calico Dresses, ferson Davis and your Red, White and Red 7”? Chairman of Committee of Arrangements, + BALTInoRE, June 29.—A prominent officer of, | ig, ‘ling Sea, Larton Accomac; Gen. Tay< Tornoe oF F and Wuntreete tg the corner of Band fg Srapteted Drews Patterns, end Un. | _SCENE VIII ANDLAST.—Tho Stone Honse at | —-CONHEIM, Becretary, je2i-td_ | the Christian; Commission sends the fellowing | 27 ’ : Seen r 6 a , Woolen an Y. S: LS 2 lor, Moore, Havre de Grace; Julia, Merrick, lath streets, one block from Pennsylvania avenue, | derclothin, Manassas, Mrs. Fagin’s Quarters. Beau into the FOR GLYMONT. note to the editors of the American: " M M . Sj : do.; American, Street, Balt.; Han#ilton, Barker, 2 ms . j Fire. A Delicate Situation for a Bachelor, Th Sreaser PHENIX, Captain Stackpol ill “I have justarrived from the front this morn- i a 3% > rhe’ planting season being over, now in the | Qclfet Cloth, Sil and Lace Cloaks, Pillow |!Phantom Chips‘ Thave thee, and yetIhavethes | leave toot af 7th street every BEN ype. | ing. Everything looks very well. ‘The troops M.S. Micali, Miecllt Phitedenpning exon proper time for farmers and gardeners to tay in | Casesand Towels,’ apie : not.” Black salin Search ofher Picaninny. Lucy | DAY MORNING at 10 0’clock during, jare in fine spirits. You may be assured of thig, arner . - 7. We ‘agen her and haul a supply of manure for top dressingsaand | ~‘s Iarve aasortment of— ‘Gilmore in Danger. Tim Fagan on Hand. The | the season, for the above Summe ‘as | have been in personal contact with hun. | L2™2e% Saulsbury: J. er, Trader, St. falluse. Large quanaities of well rotted manure | Gold Silver and Plated Watches Ghost of the Murdered Wife. The Picket, Spirit } Resort. dreds, both in the reserve and in the rifle-pits, | M2ty's; America, Wheeler, do; Emulist, Wal- on band and for sale at low rates, Sold’ and Silver Vest Guard, and Chatelane | of Washington and Allecorical Tableau, Retribu- | | The above steamer can be chartered to private | “MTS ad an interview with Ger Grant og | le%,8harptown; C. Townsend, Collins, N. ¥., Wanted—Vessels for New York. Good freights | chains, tion and the Goddess of Liberty, arties during the week, by applying to Captain Monda econ. Tid as phd ein ibe ey Ou | F. A. Heath, Willtams, Portland; steamer Fair- and dispatch given, Apply YP paE eeeut Diamond, Plain Geld and Set Rings, Breastpins, }, Tack putes or 324 Pennsylvania avenue, upstairs petty ie tase Shave ced'he But tie result, ie panies Pallet ob ¥.: brigs J. W. Woodruff, OR ce Be coreenmin ond Retest. Gold tnd Sitver Pens, Pencils, Ke, OLUMBIA GARDEN detent of the enemy, or his retreat from Peters. | Wh” Hammill, Bobler, *Glemen's Bayes _iel-Sw 1 block from: Pa. av.. on 12th st. Bingle and Double Barrel Guns, Revolvers, and Cc Corner of 12th street and Ohio avenue began then his complete overthrow. Brothers, Hunter, St. George’ Island; J. Lan- EFRIG TOBS! Dirk Knives, | i FREE CONCERT EVERY NIGHT. 2 “Extensive preparations are in progress, and | ¢ Point: V: aia % RP BlekRaTO REFRIGERATORS! Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Drums, Flutes and Monday and Baturday’s Concert commence at 3| soon the country will the more loudly applaud brig Hadeiene hover B por args ree ca Claroinets, ‘ih sefal THE ENTIRE MAMMOTH TROUPE o’elock, with a full Brass Band. The coolest bager the mili genius and executive ity Of | Pirate, Balden, Whit Hoan, 3’ Jon far Just received @ very large and complete assort- Stereotype Views, and a thousand other usefu in the city always on hand, je 8- Grant and Meade. 5 oe My | J. Johnson; Mul- CahOee taut af ine akanrated, rticles not ennmerated. which must be sold with- IN AN === | uu] was surprised to find some of our Union.| 1% N+ ¥-; Floating City, Maiham; do. CONTINENTAL, ONITOR uf reserve to close eT WALL & CO., Aucts. IMMENSE BILL OF NOVELTIES UT IN THE WORLD. By T.8, Arthur, 81,59 | Men despondent, when I arrived this morning. ADEE Fe bas : N. B.—We would respectfully call the attention OUR Women's Philosophy of Woman Boe You can safely assure your readers there is no | _4& FzmaLe Sotprer.—On Monday, officer ind RROALEIOS IGERATORS, | of persons having goods deposited with ns to come Bah Venom Oe ALifefora Life, By Miss Maloeh, $1.5) canse for it.” Waliing, while on'a car noticed a trim looking which are admitted to be ef the most approy: and redeem them within 3) days from BY sate of Jane Evre, By Currer Bell, $1.50 young cayalryman, wearing the uniform of the Batisrony ad workmanship of the boat ghaily, | Uhisadvert gene A Coe Perbrokorn Brean ofoumreretign Hs From St. Louis. 3a New Jersey, wile! be suspeciod ras a wo- which on trial and examimation cannot je2s - K Ge = SPECIAL NOTICE. Villette. By Ourrer Beli. $1.69 Sr. Lovis, June 29.—In consequence of the | M80,and he took her to the Ninth Precinct Station on sdspicion. Here she gaye her name Emily E) and stated that she was from disturbed condition of the State, occasioned by ne y Eniaad pt that her husband was a soldier prowling bands of guerrillas and bushwhack- ers, Gen. Rosecrans has ordered one or two ; fall to BONTZ & GRIFFITH appreciated by all. . ¢oMtth street, bet. I and K. RFS FELT nei ti in Progress for the | John Halifax. By Miks Muloch. $1.30 2 FINE, READY-MADE CLOTHING, | 2387 Hjani gt duly when Two Bplendia Per. | The Bridal ig, By Sirs. Southworth, $1.50 0 -3 will be given—a¥ternoon at2. and Night | $¢ ifice, BI. 2 ROOFING CEMENT : ar formances wil bo givens -atbernoon at cgand Night | Reel ippi Bubble, $1.25 ? in the 3d New, Jersey cavalry, and that she in Front of the Hall iu the Evening, Parton's Life of Franklin, ‘Zwo Vols., $5 Seen peneh county for the Greeti oe dened | dressed herself Im the uniform and made her Conan tonu Sy. Wear ax Fix Camas BAR & BRO’S ESTABLISHMENT, Family Pride, 31.0) spective localities, Wax. to AiaseOanttd cali Gshore’s, im 8 5 . omen in . Ble - ‘2 view 0: |g sen! at re; en Ow FRANCK TAYLOR. ‘A Leavenworth paper states that on the 15th 89 Being the only agent in tata city Yor Roofing Pelt CORNER E AND SEVENTH STREETS, ee Instant @ part of the rebel General Goopers | Jersey.) and she waa bound to go. .She was and cotng Uement from an old established firm, — james THARP) oa: ER IN force sunk asteamer Jaden with Government’ ae aon ottorae but seeing an opportunity can aflord ‘sell the above articles at the very A THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT, June eae PIPES, &¢.,. stores in the Arkansasrtver, twenty-five miles | 5!/pped out and decamped. Roofers oad Persone desiring good and easy-Stting garments, | goth, lamest of the Stage Manager, W.B.GAVAS | 599 o41, 40 ghove Pa. aveeast side, Washington..| above Fort Smith, , The rebels had a DaIteTy of ; Boo ee aa tee ee Eee thet ye karioae | without leaving their measures, can get fitted in | NAGH. The tttention of sutlers and purchasers general- | ihreeguns.. |, ‘ Susricron or LARcRNy.—Monday the beard- Titge stock of the above named. articles ‘always Gn our establishment in garments made ef ly is called to his stock, wiichiwill po era Cooper, with a large force, has occupied his | ing noes of fet yee ene ceetees zend, ____er 8m | tae VERY BEST MATERIAL, AND. THE ithe of aries, Be i sake, tals eesaston co PIS RosItipR. OF. AP dixeonnes xiver, cnteréd by.several boy, who cle box of : ' Ato the j servants Coase sarver Map of Boutitastarn Virginia; LATEST DESIGNS. phd ae reer ae heretofore extended to hin, $622 Iin™ Maine Union State Convention, ; | Jewelry. They were seen by ine totveos whe ns laerrey: Map et SNorthers “Alabama and We have now & very large stock of eat Fh ta Has beer oecrp) wie Be eels BULIABD TABLES oon 8. a rhe Subseri- acne Part Sty Meee Pai pipe had the box threw it - mee or feat = fe ‘ Jon vention . Grol Fiaivield of Chattanooga; 20. SPRING and SUMMER SUITS, ST. GEORGE SISTERS. D> ber bas THREE INST OLASS convention to 087 20a Peg oeg hog They police ot a des sortption of the, bare, Aug * 1 jasissippi and Alabama; 30, INE BLACK CLOTH FROGK COAT; Whose astonishipg revelations in Spiritualism | which he will dispose of very lew. ‘gon were chosen electors, } & newsboy na: ‘Wm. Grant, who answered of Northern Georgia: 5). F 8, have puzzled the world and created thegreatestex- | Inquire at the Billiard room: corner 1 — a Resolutions endorsing the Administrationand | the description of one of the boys, and took ef Southern Mississippi and AND BLACK DOESKIN PANTS, citement in New York, Philadelphia, Boston and | of iith street and Pennsylvaniaavenue. ‘ je 14- for a vigorous prosecution of the war were | him to the Fourth Ward Station: I isiden« other cities, where their performances have re- 5 " Anda general assortment of ceived the highest encomiums from the presnand | Q@HIRTS! | pip ig, SHIRTS! passed. public, who provounce their exhibitions far more FRENCH yous sHIETS a hog an fT 'xestera Virginia: 8, an ; 25. Pocket Maps of the sachs Stater. i i der in the talian “fire king” in New York hae ion 3 RANCK TAYLOR. VESTS, of varied styles, iniraculous than those of the renowned : : fa made to order in the |) a7 Ap Jim Keetcd poensenSestercay: : 70 CORR NO PAY 1-60 to, Ds. BROTHERS ia _____ DAVENPORT BROTHERS. SEHNG promptir"done on WoGir Wiuon's | TR tne postenor of mprocean or te imme. | Jue Kemp. & fog from janice ia Mary Nts GRAY and be cured. They, nent aad A FINE STOCK OF BOYS’ CLOTHING, Due notice of their first appearance will bo givens | DINO, “nay ay at., between lith and 12th, ainte extingnishment of figs., The insnranoe ery delivered i into the custody of the. ; oa “Di 2? icularl of ‘ Se pan: : ure * a * z, othe 258 en eee Pete eerie Thisis the | and animmense stock of IMPROVE YOUR EYE PQ | [vices guthorities. Kemp was former! in’ giteat elabliped, Rotate Medial Omics ts the i AE ee wa" The people of Chester county, Pay have | the hack business in this City, . Dutvict, and ‘have saved thousands from s dis- | —, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. j ebrated’P subLuand Pautscoric Spacractns uni: | | story got a mania for frog eating, and sports- | jn’ Meryland for running of of. graceful and horrible death, ‘Haw imporing bs 7 Business closed on Saturday uatil evening FAMILY MATINEE : ENING sy Praseavine the impaired E: velgtt, ‘memre out early and making gad havoc | tarmers in the State. , He had been in then, for fren dpes Ho to be cured before if 81 s07-1m* EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON pclegtitcally ame cortectly suited, by FRANK! anes the croakers, which sell atten cent® | the Marlboro’ jail, from which he succeeded im & 3 = ., Optivians. apiece. i i pte o 3 preventing exposure of themselves TTENTION, LADIES! ’ AT TWO O'CLOCK, 244-Pennsylvania avenue, pet. 12th and:13th ats. pos exports of British prodne®” man “Sates and residence 179 south B street, Prien. A “READ, Me ND PAY STi ENTION 1 Ladies 25 cents; Children 15 cents, 368 Pemcesivania avecue, under the National, muiaetares, in (gow monte, this- = bear i L = or tan same | Peikonee 2 PRINCE, on F Marects" tacts) Flates, Crimspsy ef py LD GLARGES| OLBE GLA ane v4 Faspere i ce 10,450, a0re nich and Italian cunually planted in dowere for maxing \ marWs , causes @ slow’ ran of the | &eo..in as it var: Bic, Ose Hox WILL Pearorm's Cors.— | yourselves. Remember the paine— A Bek a lien’ 1 ble. It is B. je13-Im . : cee eee ee abte haa bo bed eee, BG fe opzyts RENTS! TENTS iN bamateenat See meer 2 ieee SP \G, THE GREAT CHIN. Hems, Sews, Braids, and does all kinds of work DE VISITE, 1 cae Rana Seattle cheaply and promptly. Call and see for Pe mar Nae ET Loweetytioes 3 ; ; : ‘LAND LIME Will be | Admission 2. — ——-——224_--_--_- a ; ; ; may be carried in the vest pocket without fear of BBLS. BEST rp re rede ae jo So SRE REPRO GIO 2) y 1 aS Ko Me: SonW J) RROMER, aoe, Brice $15 Nas, Sold VOU sian acrsts siaas of purchasers, Afso, | Private Boxeh, holding six persone-———— 809] Sutler’s Tents made and for, seal Makers, at sre’ gnawing up the Rhode\| Jonm J. Johnson was Admitted to practice iaw = Chestout at.,.Philapelphia, and in Washington by | large lot of Cement, Plaster, Lumber Uickets, | Doors open at 7 e’clock; Petformancs to com- 4 se ath streets) | atan bsngote find me the Supreme Court of this District. 5. Q. FORD, 296 Penneylvania avenue, © on iby rn rigs 141 Wateret., Georgetown, | mence at 8 o’elock. Je 20-2w near wma, oi ‘