Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1864, Page 1

A 2 RO A PCR Tne RR: ER I I AMUSEMENTS, .. “caNTERBURY HALL. 5 ND LI GANTERBURY HALL.§ refkarsm Louisiana AVSEUR, venr Corman af Sixth Swett, Rav of Nasonaland Metropolitan Haals. +-eouos Lea ——- ——. —— —____.. Proprietor WB. Casavaven—____...______ Btage Manager, MUBLO RAL See a ee eR nnn nrg )DE s WORLD SMODIL AMLSEMENTINGTIFUTION | 7ST OF LETTERS WORLD'S MODEL AM. MENUINStTUTION REMAINING IN THE WORLD'S MOREE AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1864. — aa! LY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER 7 @ THE LARGEST CIRCULATION, ese gee wz Free Delivery of Letters by Carriers at the residences of owners may be secured by observing the following Rules Foren rs letters | plainly to the street and number o! 2, Head letters with the writer's full address, in- cluding street and number, and request answers to be addressed accordingly. 3. 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Alney teats 12 Fartur yaa Paynler Mrs Atherby MrsJos Fisher M Pinilips Frank I ArmsteadDinar2Green Jennie Parker Louisa Anderson Mrs E Goodall Milley Pratt Julia G Allen Louisa Guy Ann EK Pollonson Bliz?b Augusta Madam Green Lizzie Parsons Anna & AndersonJennie Gantt Mr- Pomeroy AnnaN Aydon Carrie P Gantt Roxa_ ParkinsonKittie Adams Catn Green Harriet Perry Beth EB Burdap Dennis Gridly } A E Prott Mrs Brown Juliett Gibson Nee Po ‘hn Proctor Mary %§ Barns Clarinda Gilmore Millie Pearson Mrs& L Fodley Maggie gui Julia Rew a PRESH TALE: FRe8H TALENT: FRESH TALENT: Radiant Galaxy of Eon: SBagn. HUMO: HUMOR, GRAS on EAUTY, + BEAUTY: Second week of the SUMMER SEASON. Butts Mra LD ail Anna Gridley Mrs& E Gouna alfred Brevon Maria, Gehan aur, Quinn Sune > i ia cit) ake Hattie recnerd Mrs mamdrili arias copes aes oe a cence Black Emma. 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H Howell Lucy E Roch Catharin BrewerCaroline Hawiey Harriet Rogers Jennie Belfast Jennie V Harper Sarah Remburg Annie Barguan Julia) Harry Mrs M__ Richert Annie Brohorn Virgi’a Henaix Mrs J D Rolins Mrs Barnhouse E_ Hensel Mary | Ridgway Mary R Buck minster MreHaskins Hurriet Randell Mrs 8 AM HarrisonMrH’e SmithLncindaM BarlowFrancisC Haller Barbara Smith Anna S BuchansnAdal’eHendersonJos’e Smoot Maggie M Burger Mary HigbyMaggieC Storm ae Ly Buck Olivia@ Harris Cath Shaw Lu BrowningAnnie Hammand Car’e Stone Mrs ‘thos qarrey MrsTJ HillMrs Hy G@ StraabeCaroline Borde Cath Hill Susan A Stamph Mary Baker Lile L Hopps. Bailie, Smith Angaline Brady Mrs Ann mae Smith Sarah P Bunbridge Dora Hal int} liz So Smith Annie F Hunter Fannie StoverMrs Jas L Selby Mrs Chas ShugertCaro’eE Shanahan Margt Shepard MrsW Sterling Lizzie The renowned Banjoist and Negro Delineator. Engagement of MISS MOLLIE BOGART, The charming Vocalist. JOHN MULLIGAN, The acknowledged Monarch of Negro Comedians, Second week of JOHNNY REDDEN, The favorite Song and Dance Darkey. Messrs. WILLIAMS AND DOUGHERTY 1p a new Melange of Negro Acts. W, B. CAVANAGH, The favorite Comedian and Comic Vocalist. J, DeFORREST, ‘The talented Light Comedian. Bassett Annie Brown Mary C Brown Maria Hocigan Maret Baily MargtL Wale Cecelia Brown Mrs Jno HobesMrs Pearl Brown Jane Hoffman Mrs Barbour MreJ Hall MrsChas_ Spencer Miss Bell Mary Hasking Mrs Hy StewartMartha-2 BelfastJennie V Judge Mary C| Sherte Martha Eee Mrs Ma- JenningsCaroe 'e 8 er Minnie tid: JacksonMrs J M StrannerBarbery Beitzell yar JacksonMrs J M Stoops! Ars Jane MISS NAOMI PORTER Io her great Challenge Jig, in which she stands Hill Mrs without a rival. GEORGE ROBERTS, The celebrated Maitre de Ballet and Male Dancer, Batterly ™ Ingersoll MrsHC Shee ry Together with the Mammoth Stockton fary Bowers Cora Johns Eli > Sa per arAgES owers Cora ohne Elizabe yphex Maria CANTERBURY COMBINATION OP bitters Mary J Jonson we Shyer Mary Ay risco Rache enuings iss encer ar NOCAE TEES as Brooke Miva ¥ -Yohnseb Jeunie Smith Mary j 3 DANCERS, arber Mary ones Emma outhard MaryK, Bankslizabeth Johneon dene Stuart Mes S A. | COMEDIANS, key Eliza KentMrsEC Seeres Elizabeth Bucke: Clapp Mrs dnd Klippish Miss L Crist Mrs DB King Mrs Chas Clark MrsOD = Kruse Ell Crane Sarak King Rachel & Cook Alice A ES 3 Crall Battie Clifton ae Kent Mee . Cc Shroughn Mary Smallwood Mary Bhiles Jane 2 Smith Panny Stems aod Mary att Maria E Pheohe J NEGRO DELINEATORS, &e. “38 in a Bill of Novelties specially suited to the sen. son, forming a LIGHT AND PLEASING PERFORMANCB! Carter Tatbin Kinney Clarlan Annie Ki Taft Julia CourtneyAma‘a Kingsbu SMe Tracy Con Coleman Emma _W ‘arner Mra H M Croza Kliza KernallHallie N Tilton Mary C Cemey Mary rfoot Miss LL Thoinpson An’e-2 Corbitt Mrs SB Kane Mary Qorowel) Ame’a Kauht Mrs howe MrsJ TWO SPLENDID BALLETS, arranged by Mr. Geo. Roberts, LA VIVANDIERE Tuttle Mary ‘A Tilton Mary © Loinax Nannie Turner Mrs 3R ssM Larver Margt Thompson Mary Lawrence Apbex Turner Lizzie and Mrs CARNIVAL DE VENICE, A Carpenter Mrs Light Sarah Rev WmT Luca: Thoias Annie. - GodricBlizabethLeMoine Magsie Tilghman Fran's cis vit Catheran Mary —C Tolson Mary Chase Addu Lewi ‘Tyler Martha Gane Julia Ls Fate Mrey ughable Burlesque, wri - TR ACO! emble Fann pnt hatin Oatiorcery: extend pe oC | faliioni Blize Linton Julia MW Thompson diss ¥ sro y Leasnre Ss ‘olen FURNISHED APARTMENTS! Gririira Chas L Lester Tucker Mrs Md FURNISHED APARTMEN IS! Gook Harriet. Leuxert D Taylor Mrs Crooks Florida Lee Har Christon Alic¢ Grok Maret Coerick Sarah Cake Ella E-2 Lewis Mary Updegraff MrsJ Leonard Mrs M Usher Geo Lane Kate Vassar Mra Jas Parcler Met eD WES Raspes Mrs Garter ficrenceE Men Fann t 4 f prence. iv Bie Bonny Mesre oh = per teanel Me ule YMread Wi Hoge MeryA THE CHALLENGE DANCE, Donoboy Fran’s McKay Mrs B ite Mo! . . cc erM A MM Mrs A White Ma, ee ee baliv' Kate May Lottie. © Webbdane Willice Maggie ella Ant’s A Mrs JC » Mills Nellie in which JOHN MULLIGAN will appear in nia favorite character of “Lanky Jake, Banter Devs’ Miller Mary Ww ni! ore ile! Pruspune 8 Murphy Ngroh, willians Mf Deg ir tersonBliz nm Mrst Dee ona Marcell ane AW Watson Millie B wson Cath Willson Mra J ( *Moreltesianehe we Rae Loui Lizzie. Miller Annie Brilen Le ad A Mackall Louisa Wentworth Kate DeGrangeGusrieMorriseMra BM WattersMrs Win HS McWilliamsCl't Watkins Luey Wagler cl By particular request, the great sensation Drama of the BUSH WHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC! 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To conclude with the LANTATION WALK-ARO PIC. ‘10.- —The 1 members of ORIEN- «PAL Topur, No. 19, would gy <. retpeet ally inform the members) SSe : of the Order and their friends that |... they will have a grand PIG NTOW Py on MONDAY AFTERNOON, July Isth, 1834, at BECKERT’S GARDEN, Navy-Yard, conmencing at | o’clock. for which every arrangement has been made for the comfort an $e ment of all who may attend. Tickets FIFTY © NTS; admitting agentleman and ladies. Committee—I’. Strebb, Lewis Kettler, Wm. Kettler, Jy 15-3t EMEMBER THE AWKWARD CLUB, Whose PIC-NIC was to be given on Tuesiay. j2th inst., but was postponed on account of the recent excitement, seal ee lace Ox THURSDAY, 7 At WASHINGTON. Pa RE. centh street The proceeds of this Pie-Nie 1 be appropri- ated to assist in erecting a Monument to be placed overth ‘emains of those unfortunate females who lost their lives by the recent explosion at the Washincton Arsenal. The Committee pledge themselves bod nothing will be leit undone to make this the Nic of the season. ComMMitTER. A. W Burey, GW. Schafer, A. A. Bishop, G) Tucker, _dy 15-5t" R. R GLYMONT. Sr: AMER PHENIS. Captain Stackpole, will leave foot of 7th street every 8UN- DAY MORNING at 100'clock during, the season, for the above Summe: Resort. The above steamer can be chartered ‘to rivate arties during the week, by applying to Captain tack pore or 324 Pennsylvania avenue, upstairs je 20-3. PERSONAL. (C*!Y FIFTEEN WEEKS IN AMERICA. DR. BECHTINGE formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and Italian army. oc- cupied himself with the treatment of all kinds of diseases. Particular attention given to Female Diseass and Private Diseases. Besides the knowi- edge of three old languages, he converses in Eng. lish, French. Italian, German, and Spanish lan- guages. His Imperial Commissions and his o- mas from the mostcelebrated university of Europ? hang in bis office, Pennsylvania avenue, 502. Dr. Bechtingeria very much encouraged to have aueine this very short time the patronage of the public « Washinzton, as. among many others not rece lishe?. the following certificates may be attested ; “This is to certify that I have been troubled for the last three years with a chronic disease, resist- ing all med treatment, and which through the aid of Dr, Bechtinger;I have been perfectly cures. “Washington city, IstJune.184. @. DONE.” ‘Your treatment of my involuntary discharge, and your success in it, Pec omraeind youve cory hi ly. bi Ww German newspaper, Gn Aca After a long sicknesa my poor child became psical. in which aime I call toyou, dear sir, and saved him, MASCON & R. street, No. 203.” I had tried all specifics, without any effect, against the chrenic lung disease of my a lest son, until under your treatment he improved “Maryland av. , J2th st. MULLER, Painter.” All these and many otter very difficult cures have been made by Dr. B. in the above specified time. Regular office hours from 9 toll,a. m., and 4toép.m. For the poor and unfortunate posi- tively only from 11 to 12. Medicines without Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street, No, BWARE OF 1M POSTORS |! many years a successfal practitioner in York, hes opened (fo: tew mote?) An office 414 Penn’a avenue, between 43g and tu stre hose aliiicted (cither mate or female) with 8 of Private nature may consu't him, No charge nade if he tatls to enre. Persons at a dis- tance it ‘au be treated by addressing by mail. iy im* pe OCTOR JONES, No. 410 Thirteenth street est, between Gand H, insures success in all FEMALE COMPAINTS, Uonsultations exclusive- ly with ladies, Hours9a.m.to 5 p.m. je 2)-Im* H DR. J. H. THOMPSON AS Removed trom No. 274 north F to 512 H street, one door west of 7th st. Office hours, 19 to 2a. m.; 2to 5 p.m, $¢23-1m* UERY?—Who has the largest assortment of pattern for Stamping? Who Be “soe only prac- tical person. that Stampa? Who e tar number of hands at “EEtbroviey? he has the finest stock of Embroideries, Braids, &c., and who is the only oereoe in the District that does Fluting for ladies dresses B7 PEINCE, 351 F STREET, eg where ladies can select from 25,00) choice patterne for any kind of work, and where they can got ANY PATTERN stamped. Having stamped for 0,00 ladies is proof that he knows his Jest Ladies who do not want their goods sponte: but stamped as they cae be, go to the only person in the city who does FLeTING | FLUTING! FLUTING! ration. The Toy machine in town now in 0} Fluting done as good as in new York ore! my $%-tf #97381 P street. opposite P: DENTISTRY. Gu DISCOVERY IS IN DENTISTRY, Teeth Extrocud wheres t Poin with the Muhrise of Iwould advise all persons maving teeth to ex- tract to call at Dr. pee end pave nnes them taken out by Sees Dew, ani examine the Doctor’s new sad im proved method of Inserting cial Teeth. you once see the great improvement in his tooth you Will have then in no other style than this new and vainable one, No. 242, Pa. avenue, between novl3 8, BR. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist. TERT H M. a. Inventor and Pat ofthe MIN iia plate TEWTH, oy = zee pees 3f ais offee office in hae th who cannot wear otbere, ee can wear others w! mo coneey weer these, sons calling at my office accommodated ith any style and price of Toath fat pas aor, Pate hats mae art wie, MINERAL PLL Sets ry more ful warranted this city—No 338 Pennsy}) pereauit oth and 10th streets, : hine, SOF Arce, Philadelphia. Maré4-ly Yas reba Pelt sin te owt har; % Ses, Sense © HOW a ee ooh TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ———— ee THE WAR IN GEORGI\.; | Retreat of the Rebels—5,000 Privoners Taken. Mew York, July (§—A special cispater to the Herald, from Nashvilie, dated the jjth, says Gen. Sherman’s dispacches give sli hac is Known here regarding the passage of the It issupposed the euemy will bat it is not believed the Chattahoochee. retire to A'lanta, Will make apy stand @f that potot. Tt wis ra- mored here yeserday that Jo» Johnsioc Nad gone to Richmond, but nothi as positively known. Since getting into the open country sou:h of the Kenesaw Mountains, (en. Sherman bas been reaping tue fruits of tnis campaign, and the great superiority of our troops to the reb- els in 8 fair open fleld has been made plainly manif+st. Heretofore, the rebels had all the advantage of position, and their loss, perhaps, has been Ight compared with our own; but since we got into the Valley of the © shoo- chee the rebels have lost 5,000 or 6v00, while our loss is but trifling. A privace letter states that the flank movement to the river resulted in the Capture of 3,(00 prisoners, besides the recovery of a number of deserters. (jreat nombers are reported to be faliing Ou of the rebel ranks at each retreat of Joe Johaston, The morale of the rebel army is now almost sstadas when Bragg was in command, and Jobueton fs looked on as & repetition of the “Great retreated.” Our correspondent with the jth army corpsarrived here a few days S Nee, And reports the be ak of the rebel ord- ance report for July 2d, in which document tbe rebel strength is given at47,000 cavalry and infantry. The city is fallof rebel prisoners. Captain Goodwin, provost marshal, reports the arrival of about 1,400, 3,000 were canturad soath of the Kenesaw Mounts n, and 141 deserters. Many of these men are of tne vetter class of Southern soldiers, being trom South Oarolina and Georgia. The majority are Tennesseans and Kentuckians. We have lost only afew men inskirmishing since the 27th, There ceems to huve been some fightihg in the movement over Chattahoochee river, as the rebel General George Harney was wounded. NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC, Affairs im New Zealand, the Sandwich Islands, andthe West Coast of Mexico, Saw FRANCISCO, July 9.—Advices from New Zealandot May 16 mention another repalse of the British in an attack npon the natives. One bundred British were killed and wound- ed, ineluding several pri minent officers. In another engagement the natives were worsted. Sandwich Island dates to Jane 13 states that the election for delegates there to the Constita- tional Convention was progressing quietly. The convention will propore the importation of coolies. Advices trgm Acapnico to June 24 state that the French garrison there is on the best terms with the citizens in the vicinity, but that all communication with the interior has: been cat oft Manzanilla remains blockaded to all but Uuropean vessels. A French frigate had left to take possession of Galaya. The Nevada Constitutional Convention haye adopied a section favorable to the national cur- rency. General McDowell has ordered a detachment of troops for the protection of the mail route between Sacramento and Virginia City. The depression of mining stocks continues, and bids fair to last a considerable time. The paying mines of Washoe are retrenching. The spline in favor of more economy gains round. . ‘The steamer Pacific, from Oregon and British Columbia, with $250,000 in gold, has arrived. Mining operations are reported favorably. The massacre of twenty-two whites by the Indians in Quesuila county is reported, Sawn Francisco, July 12.—The supervisors have passed an ordiuance pledging the faith of the city for the payment of $60,060 in gold to such citizens as will advance it, to hasten the completion of the monitor Camanche. The contractors say that they will begin patting her together immediately, and recall their abap- don ment of the centract. LATEST FROM MEMPHIS. Successful Union eres een wctent of the Rebel Forrest—He is reported Ki = MeEmpuis, July —The steamer Suitana, with Vicksburg advices to the 9th iustani, has arrived. An expedition left Vicksburg on the ist, commanded by Gen. Slocum. They de- stroyed the railroad bridge across the Pearl river on the 5th, and sent in thirty prisoners ‘The cavalry expedition which left Memphis July 4th had arrived at Vicksburg, and would reinforce Slocum. Another torce has been operating out from Rodney, Miss., scouting the country in that vicinity, assisted by the marine brigade. They had several sharp skirmishes, in which they Were victorious. The thermemeter at Vicksburg ranged from Sl tos6. During the week we have had no ad- vices from Gen. Smith’s expedition. Grape- vine reports say he bad a fight. and defeated Forrest, and that Forrest was killed; but the news is not credited. FROM CHARLESTON HARBOR. Capture of a Rebel Battery on Jumes Island—Unsuccessiul Assault on Fort | Johnson. | New York, July i1.—Hilton Head advices report that a tattery on James Islaud has been esptured from the rebels. Jobn’s Isiand has been successtully occupied by our troops, but an attempt to take Fort Johnson by a night at- tack was a failure, and 15) of our men, inelud- ing Colonel Hoyt, Lieutenant Colonel Cunning- ham, and @ number of other officers, were taken prisoners. Recruiting in Delaware. WiLminGTon, July 13—In obedience to the call ot Governor Cannon, the citizens of Del- aware have uobly volunteered to defend the road and the line of the Sus: sque- Ntire regiment bus been raised and nustered tor thirty days, under command of Colonel Edgar Honnsfield, and is now at Havre de Grace. Additional troops of cavalry, artil- lery and infantry have been raised and sent to guard Dupont’s powder works The enthusi- asm is great. Some of the weulthiest citizers are in the ranks, and recruiting is rapidly go- ing on. The War in Missouri. Sv. Lovuts, July 12.—Brigadier General Pell, of the colored recruits of Missouri, has been ordered to the tield with 2 brigade of negro troops. General Ewing will hereafter have charge of the negro recr ng in the State. and will prosecute the work with greater vigor than it has hitherto been done. General Rosecraus’ order 107 is being very genersliy responded to throughout the State. The citizems are organizing for self defense, and the determination is everywhere mani- fested to put down bush whacking and plun- dering. Note from George N Sanders. Burraco, July 11.—The following isa of a message sent to James (7. Bennett, the editor of the New York Herald: “Thanks for yesterday’s notice. I am here for peace, the opposite of anarchy, and fora restoration of all that is valuable to either sec- tion, Would like to see vou here. Come! Don’t be afraid of your own thunder, “«G. N. SANDERS, “CLirron House, July 11.” opy Esy., The Monitor Tauxis Ordered to Washing- ton. PHILADELPHIA, July 11.—The new light draught monitor Tauxis, built at Cnester, came up to this city this morning, and leayes tor Washington this afternoon. She draws only seven feet of water, with her armament, &c., dn board, and makes as good time as has ever been done by any monitor. She carriesin uA turret one 11-inch gun and one 150-pounder Trifle, The New Loan. New YorK, July 14.—No decision has yet been made as to the loan asked for by the Sec- ryasy. ofthe Treasury from the banks: but it id eta) that the banks will yield to his Wishes, and take a loan of $50),000,000, yayable in instalments upon seven-thirty notes non- legal tender. Guerrillas on the Missouri River. Sr. Loris, July 12.—Until further orders no steamboats will be allowed to ascend the Mis- souri river above Jefferson City without sutti- clent arms, Ammunition, and crews competent to defend them against the guerrillas, who are Swarming the counties along that stream. Arrival of U. 8. Steamer W yoming- New York, July 14.— ved, United States steamer Wyomin; “ eainor McDougall, irom Table Bay, May 17. She has been on the Pacific and in China for three years. Railroad Frelghys. seen Twenty per ent. New York, July 14.—A convention of rnil- road offieers have raised freights twenty per cent, ——— oo A PurLosorrigat Mpg sda = Contin Florence. —“* Bd soyou your nile friend Pili, do yon;and how ola doy ou fara So I don’t exactly know: bat I he was rather old, be blows F sheen nose