Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1865, Page 1

mins STAR ts served by the carriers to im the City and District for FWELVE-AND-A-HALP OBNTS 7RR WEEE. PRIOR FOR Maitina:—Single copy, Three Cents; ene month, Seventy-five Cente; three months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dollars; one year, Sa Dollars. No papers Sre sent from the office longer than paia for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Fri- 2y morning—One Dollar and a Half a year. N2, 3,842. DENTISTRY: AMUSEMENTS. OFFICIAL. THE PRESIDENT AND THE SOUTH ae ees 3 ; ‘ A DELEGATION. pabliccenerali etna pform my friends and the GANONG URACL GROVER’S NEW THEATER. Was, Discrtwien}s 20/stans. Crarars oe In accordance with a previously-made ap- Parad to extract, fil or insert Teeth, : , Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard’s, Second Lieutenant Richard Metealf, th Uni Pointment, the delegation of gentlemen trom Dest aes Bilver or Valcanite, im the' MUSIC.) CANTERBURY HALL ( MUSIC monn States artillery, having been repo! to the | South: cat manner, on the most reasonabl H AL L| CANTERBURY HACE /H ACL L THIS (Monday) EVENING. Headquarters of the Army for absence without | ~°n' Carolina waited upon President Johnson Himes, and irregularity of the teeth corrected, ayy} CANTERBURY HALL} AND Last Nighs the great legendary drama ofthe | leave. ig hereby notified that Il be recom- | #t three o’clock Saturday afternoon. President faction gusrantied in all cases, and I respeot- | TIEATRE) CANTERBURY HALL | THEATRE W OCORSICAN B BS, mended for dismissal from th: ice of the | Johnson was introduced by Judge Frost to the fully solicit a share of your patron SOM: —ie&1m*__No, 249 sth st, bet. Nand O north, BEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIR, ith allthe Startling Bflects which modern Ties ta steers mechan ers areesl le of produc re ler reenen as in ‘this ee Romane ea aaa pearance 0 e favoriie ress BUBAN DENIN, tho excellent youve teageinne Mr. J. 0. MoCOLLOM “and the Doputffal: artistic aw ervis United States, unless within fifteen days from this date he aopeatt ae aoe eee peepee i im this ® gial Caldwell. United States voluntectn, in Pret LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET, Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotels, GEORGE LEA several members of the delegation, consisting of Messrs. J. E. Holmes, Geo. W. Williams. Wm. H. Gelleiand, J. H. Steinmayer, Frederick Richards, Wm. Walley, James H. Taylor, R. t volunteers, is Presi- Satisfactory neteneose the charges OWNSEN Proprietor, = Avsistant Adjatant s . " . 3.0 Mi H. Gill, W. J. Gayer and Joseph A. tes, Also, of the Vari and Canterbury, yer and Jo s yates. ack Teal ad ; Also, of the Varicting, New York, ani Canterbury, | dangeuse M’LLE AUGUSTA, ee ee dee anroduction over, the. President re- cal . 3 We rt: y 1 ?, ish ie gentlemen of the delegation to x Eere b Josit HART... woStge Mauncor. | SAMSORS STR Merci ace ta pleperation | War Doganen: Aarons Geral Ope} | Sttmen ety Sata ee yohytntyeeuee <2 ered metod Ronaitanpentsr*and starting Uacidseresatticy | fhe Readeoarara of tev uray for tee oisears | daye of old these fed notes clase of nes jon: vet .and sta) i = oO ol 2f 00 once see t ¢ great en WAITING FOR THE VER DOR hereinafter a polfed are hercby notiaed that they called Agus eho. sae ee reno, ares and valuable o: COOL AND PLEASANT, GRAND FAMILY MaTI! Btat it é @ service Oo! @ Uni without smiling in each other's faces; but that For and, Bab CGOuaNN BLE Gar AFTERNOON at 30 GENTS ADMISSIONS ; Somnoia faiy|| betec took cee bles eke es eae ae areat change in gold. ‘WASHINGTON John C. Caldwell, United Btater selene | speak clearly as to the fuiure. No, 2429 Penn’a avenue, between 12th and 1sth THEATER, President, and make mihi ee ie This Government, if i* be preserved at all, Corner 11th and O streets, near Penna, ave, THE GRBAT FAV MISS KATE DENTNe must be preserved on the principle of equality, jan . 26-1y and if we have States therein, they must be 5.R. LEWIN, M.D., Dentist. charges against them : ithout leave. . sth Pennsylvania vol- i : ' bsence SUMMER ENTERTAINMENTS, ain Robert Thw: ; 4 set TEN B States oceupying ai 7 ia volunteers. 5 8. ence, continued the President, I EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION dramatized from the Now Tork Losaee Story py | yfitt ieutenant FhomasH, Rockwell, $4 New | PFOceed upon the idea that a State cannot go 195 & 197 Broadway, New York, the famed authoress. Mi D.E.N. Southworth, | York volunteers out of the Union; and now that the rebellion or BT 1528 and now prevented with = Powerfal Cast: New asristent Surgeon Delon H. a chore, rh Maine | 1s over and has been put dows. the Southern ROBE WOOD PIANOS, MELODEONS, M7 lien Ecenery, Fhri'ling Situations, &. Volnnteete: Ansistant Adjutant General, | States Must come beck with a proper under- standing of these relations, and upon proper principles. Do you know that I believe I am @ better State rights man than some of you are? {A general though subdued laughter greeted the remark.}] I used always to believe that Five O11 Parmtines, BNGRAvINGs, Bilver Ware, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, an BLEGANT JEWELRY, CONSISTING OF OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD! MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE, Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue War Department. Adjutant General's Office, 3 Washington, June 26, 1355, Lieutenant W.K. Goode, 57th Ohio vol- charged with offencesand heretof< a : Becond NEW PERFORMERS, unte Fjaming Pins, Diamond Rings, Gold Bracelets NEW PERFORMERS. UNDOUBTEDLY THE COOLEST PLACE OF | lithed, is exempt from being dismissed th slavery could not be maintained ontside of th Corsi, Florentine, Morac. Tell Lava ana Sees" AMUSEMENT IN THE GITY. of th nited Btates, the Military Comm ia | Constitution of the United States, and did we “= IMMENSE SUCOCRSS OF THE plitated | yr ePpcial Orders ees for f 1333, | not find when the experiment was made that W OOMPANY. nd still more startlin = PETIT ANGELO, pie LE PETIT ANGBLO, in his great act of rted that he was honorably discharged the service Novem- Der 10, 1364, . D. TowNsenn, Assistaat Adjatant General. Bxtension H iders, Beta of Studs, Verona Neck” 8, Plain and Chased Gold VALUED AS S208) 00,000. aUlSTRIBUTION is mad the following man- slavery was lost! I was always for the Union, always; and Isaw that whensiavery attempted to control the Government, slavery must go down. The institution of slavery made the issue: it set up to control the Government, and THE MIACO BROTHERS, THE MIACO BROTHERS, THE MIACO BROTHE THE MIACO BROTHE ZAMPILAEROSTATION, AL : itiell. All institutions must be 7 Ath artes one its THE MIACO BROTH ene ZAMPILABBOSTATION’ SPEOIAL NOT IOES: the Doveraneat or it cannot aERTHnET OR THE MIACO BROTHE cond week o! No, 2. object now is to restore and preserve the Gov- re — mixed One Of these Bavelopes, THE MIACO BROTHERS, zAuEY Fo auer. Deets _ LIGHTNING FLY KILESR 2S érnment that we all once loved and respected. le, will be delivered at our office, or sent by mail THE MIACO BROTHERS, ANDEEW J. LEAVITT ; mistaken for anything ‘else. Is sasily prepared | ange Present relation of slavery is changed, to add > . and if s0 di a ou! Ceipt of 25 Conta” tuout regard to choice, on re- THE MIACO BROTHERS, FRANK DONALDEON, back; and aospe aunt alspoes of| ites predeat and used, and does ia ts th sheet will attract and dill equarterfieseand’o On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will THE MIACO BROTHERS, together with the whole of the Parente ‘niet in readin aT eee ence enad the | discreet, and wise men should. You have see what article it draws, and its value, and can THE MIACO BROTHE COMPA: fire nos talentod comforts ofa aay inthe morniag, one . heard me spoken about as a great people’s then send ONE DOLLAR and recei it Bamed,orcan choose any other my cacee THE MIACO BROTHER: consisting of fifty performers, Sold by all Druggicts "je 26-eolm man, & rabi FRIDAY, JUNE 307 man, and all thatsort of thing. I will not dieguise from you that there are cer- The Wonderful Gymnasts, whe have surprised list of the same value. B a arehas f 8 thietes of modern days, in their thrilling and BNBFIT O: *LLB LOUISE ROLETTR, THERE 18 xo Bxcuse for those who drag their | tain things to which I have always been op- may, im this manners obtain am Slice ones | ihioundine teas on the Double Trapeze, Hine MATIN. ERY WEDNESDAY. Weary and disordered bodies into our company, | posed, Ihave always been opposed to monop- from one to five hundred dollars, Eee ane the x miraculous LEAP ¥ | LiFe, wosih thanss tenets SARSAPARILLA | olies, entails, &c ; and for this I used to be de- . LLAR, ‘hese Brothers are, out e! ne oat BOPOSALS FOR NATERIALS FOR THE fi i A nounced as @ demagogue; but going baek to hich they need not pay untilit is known what is | carime azo accomplished GYMNABES in tho | P NavY dyaease, have ‘soe regard for your neienvors, | tat Magna Charta, from which, after all, wa World, They offes achallenge of N ! 1,000 DOLLARS Avy Dep. BeREAU oF BQurpuen MENT, drawn. and its vali ENTIRE iD Récnurrisc, ae. SATISFACTION get all our liberties—libe acr ON RU ABANTEED In of speech, liberty of the press, protection ym unreasonable if not for yourselves, je 24 lw a LAR: June 5 h. S Original and Largest Gift Association in ths | To any performers to compete with them, will be received nt tho Boreen oF Wenig eee 2% | tis especially important at this time, when the | I tell you that, as far as in me lles, I intend to exert the power and influence of this Govern- ment to develop, and when developed, to place in power the great heart of the natien—the people—that is the heart of the nation. I look Recruiting until 10 o’closk a, of the 25th of July next,at which tito the opening will be The materials and articles émbraced in the country. The business continues t in a fair and honorable menner, and - ioe at tly increased trade is proof that our patrons Pre ae method of obtaining rich and ele- markets.of the United States are flooded with the Girest poisons, under the name of imported 8. ~ 5 classes named are particularly described in th Hi During Past year this Assoc The Enchanting Spanish Danseuse, a ° e liquors, and when demestic compounds purport- | upon this nation as one sent upon a great mis- Yer mumber of valuable orien ep a ents MISS FANNY THOMPSON, To aoa eee ar or rich wil be faratehed {mg to be medicinal, but not a whit less perni- | S10D, nots thing springing like an ephemerat ore airy. ‘Those who patronize us wilt re. MISS FANNY THOMPSON to the commandant of the respective sare canta: soak Ok ® wait jes perai- |’ mushroom, and I believe we will fall short of So ar are eaenee their, mane” a4 no article Bh hose of al the yards pon spplication Yo ths | clous.are heralded to the world as “sovereign | OUR duty uiless we carry that mlesign Out and there are NO BLANKS. if 5 B b Bidders are referred to the command, remedies,’’ that the public sho=ta fully under- | that per en for Oo! b; Parties dealing with us may depend dn having MISS FANNY THOMPSON, respective yards for sampies, lastructions: 00% she oa persons romaine, Aes tuenereral States, Gor. P acts. Be it known then, that while all qi in prompt returns, and the article drawn will be im- MISS FANNY THOMPSON ticular dercription of the articles; algo, far ei——= | ~*~“ “=? : . gress acting for the whole. Now in some of oaprere sent to any address by return mail or ae gee = forms of offers and gpspae7 5 are mumbered and | ‘™? 4iffasive stimulants called /iquors are impure, | the States s portion of the people have rebelled, ha following parties havetecently drawn yal- = P9 ‘Be follows: * and all the Tonics containing alcohol are maau- | 224 tO some extent sus and even para- he lyzed the tions of t! tate governments; 4 tend a, Rareke, Aas ciation, and 1, Flax, Canvazs and 15. Bheet Iron. factured with a fiery article containing amy! or | but there lec constitutional obliga on the And! Wilson Custom House, Philadelphia, - MISS EMMA MARSH, ine, 18, Beap and Tallow. . Government to suppress rebellions, repel in- Pa., Oil Painting. value, $100 James Hargrave: MISS EMMA MARSH, 2. Cotton. Canvass and eS fee dog a fuseh oil,& mortal poison, HOSTETTER’S ORMLE- | vasions, and to secure to ever State a Fopubs S27 Br New Yor! oil Painting, val: Miss EMMA MARSH, 8. Iron, &e. 23. | nae BEATED STOMACH BITTRRS contain none of lican form of government. The Government k. F. Jo: merrese, 2 lars) Go. Kanses MISS EMMA MARSH, 4. Tin Zine. &e, 24, Bhip adlery. muy seem (and will not undertake to enu- jelodeas, yalee a0 Patrick J, Byrees, wo MISS EMMA MARSH, 5. Bperm ( Ea 2. Gopper Wire. these things, but are @ combination of pure es- | Merate the reasons) to have beep tardy tp pro; os Benes oe Blies, Piano, peed MISS EMMA MARSH, A 10: Leather, &¢, 31, Whale, Neatsfcot and jumence of Rye with the pure juices of the most val- ee a men ovine rete <0: py 2.355 La Date rire, BT, Sr be Captivating Little Beauty. i, et au Tar Oil. a ‘able stomachie, anti-biliogs, and aperient herb, | tection ney, oe Sumas SEAS. ane cual 2 . ¥. ~ . upon eq Soper, Gity Hotel: Washeils Fa laitee Se ere Hose pated ere te BE, ooreer manors, | imi #iaatssaed thet asa safe and rapid remedy | everywhere tn ne country, |) ot Oe Oewcar Ll eir nD) By ; lA sb valunteers, aba 1ssk§ KITTY LE reseed atthe’ respective Wars ec for Dyspepsia and all its kindred complaints, thig saves, ment in aeiaves: bey a Cited! yalue, $35; Row MISSES pare fi i men of color. ie on s ru ou Yetergn, Volunteers, | : KATE ULLMAN. povp, | Nos 1s2s8s6,10s 18.2% 24. passed ae ees haps ve the ‘ature and character of the institution, irs. iy ‘arson! _JENNTE '. CHARLESTOWN. rival or competitor. Its sales to-day are equal to } and the loyal men of the South are compelled, di . value, $170; 5 y AND C s GARDNER, ayracee 8 daa” sich, value. 9 B hooker, Sei ee Prk 1,253, 547410, 1, 14s 15s 18,20, 22, 24, 25, 2%, | on, combined sales of all the other tonics adver- earetore: hd Socacninne ne nee depal james Bly, 1% ooster s . e . = BROOKLYN. e ons Oil Painting, value, $100; Mrs. J. 0. Wos.1, 2, 8,4, 5,7, 10, My 12, 13, 18. 29, 22,23, 24,29, | tisdim the United Btates, and the certificates | me diese Sei There can be —_ > ds, ion. & i Casto: 2 35, which authenticate its usefulness are signed by Now, in the work of reconstruction, we by ed Bngraving, value, $25; Hon, rapa ate have tried to begin at that point. You unde jetuiold, Washington, D.., Oil Painting, Nos. 1,2, 3.4.5 ee geT ce ncividuals of the highest standing in every pro- | stanait—understand it periectly; but under 100, . WAS! '@' : Hing and walk of life’ Beware o j stand also that 1 am not here to subserve an ‘we permitted, we might add many names 4 enchantment of | Mos. 1,2,3,4,5, 1), 12, 18, 22, 24, 29, 34 felional s a 7 pon = Tagg = ies throwehect ne | 0 ec captivators of the famed Telemachus, Not. 1,2, 547410, 11513, 19,18, 20, 22,24, 28, 29,31, ene oun the power entrusted to me to bring the country Letters from various page ies throughout the je back to the peace and harmony it owned before country acknowledging the receipt of very valua- D. ITH’S SOLDIERS !—WALTHAM WATOHES! the rebellion commenced. |, may be seen on file at our office. . SMIT To Be gis: SS [187 OF ARTIOLES < G. WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERS. Jet every faa rani vere home, pro- | Irs Siatue‘s changed.” There is io hope you, TO BE SOLD FOR ONS DOLLAR EAOH, JOHN MULLIGAN. — vile himself with aa American Wa' no betfer | can entertain of being admitted to representa- Without regard to value, and not tobe paid for | JOHN MULLIGAN, This PROPHYLATIC is sold by all Drug ne can be made of moriey than to invest it inone | tion either in the Senate or House of Repres- until you know what you will receive: A JOHN MULLIGAN. arene and Grocers. sliuiaae dovablo'enal te time-pieces, Itiaa | CHtatives till you give evidence that you, to0, , le BILLY EMERSON hit t PANACEA hasbeen established 20 ‘accurs' Dave accepted and recognized that that insti 10 Blegant mawced Lt ee 06 tose 6o BILLY EMERSON, sane iia wedieal propertics are kind of property that constantly returns good in- | tution is gone. That done, the policy adopted 30 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases... 125 (0 to 225 00 BILLY EMERSON, | 7"Soyro, aBTRINGENT AND AROMATIC, | ‘arest, snd Stsmoney value is 10 well known tha | !s 20t {0 restore the supremacy of the Govern- oo FidgMeclBncraringeria'd 12 to 25 0) 308i HANr It will eradicate all derangement of the STOM: | pocké fall of silver dollars wouldn’t be as use action of the people, | While this rebellion bas Joo ea. 2 to 4500 JOSH HART, ACH and BO . ves fa). atone, ig ne 15.00 to 40 00 sen Bre STRENGTH AND BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG, | foléby all respectable Watch dealers in Wash- | fmancipated sill more white mon. |The negro fruits <NY REDDEN, J OLD, s ne m Wo Beis ver "Feu nd Babies) ay | JOHNNY REDDES wer Ee imet"- um AMBRIOAN WATCH CO. | Siuncif beter than the whiteman who omied 10 Gold Muntice Gane Waiches 75 0) to 160 9 | JOHNNY REDDEN. YLVAS CLARKE DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE, ny 26-1 See nee eeestatir | euow the poatiion oF tha poor. white cian 1s 150 Diamond Ri 50 0 to 200 00 SYLVAS CLA . A, 2 : 60 00 to 85 00 SYLVAS CLARKE, INDIGESTION, LASSITUDE OF SY¥8TEM, the South, compelled to till the barren, sandy, 2500 to 50 00 SYLVAS CLARKE, DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY. and —— poor soil for 8 subsistence. You can- £00 to 25 00 CHRONIC . : net deny how he was, iu your eyes, of less 18 to 690 | with several other well-known performers, JAUNDICE, AGUE AND FBVER. value than the negro. Some here in the North pate 3 LAR, in whieh will de found think they can control and exercise a greater } t% 8 % 0 ee tertimeniala Fra ss WELL KNOWN in WEY NOs Mb ape oer influence over the negro than you can, though ‘ {tote 6B Washington. je 3-1m Over twenty years’ increasing demand bases | 1 \. roture must materially dependon you. Let | Stoto 65 tablished the fact that MATABWS’ VENETIAN | |. cpeax plainly on this subject. I, too am a ru 230to so] ere TE JOHNSON. | (CLIFFON HELLEN, HAIR DYB is the best in the world. Itisthe | Southern man, have owned slaves, bought 20 ude...» 150to 50 | CHARLEY KANE 5; JOHNSON Late Paymaster U. 8. Navy. cheapest, the most reliable, and most convenient. | sjayes, but never sold one. You and I under- j 250 Enameled. Blee Saeed Rings, qinte 4 o CHARLEY KANE Be ORSON ge si Gomplete in one bot! Doer not require any | stand this better;'we know our friends are mis- Y Mpo Btone ae ee ee 280to 10 00 | In their laughable Duetts. ATTORNEY FOR THE PROSHCUSTION OF | \-evions preparation of the hair. No trouble. | taken, [here the President rose up and con- i oe chets, all Sizes....--=- 200 to 700 OLAIMS BEFORE THE DEPARTMENTS No crock or stain. Does not rub off or make the | tinued emphatically,) and I tell you that [ 000 kas of Ladies’ Jewelry 8 00te 20 06 : OF THE GOV ENT. : bair appear dusty and dead, but imparts to itmew | don’t want you to have the control of these 400 Watch Obarms (each) S00to 5 fnew waeamie TT nat Bounty, | life and lustre, Produces a beautiful black er | Degro votes against t* v vote of this poor white 5a») Gold Pens, Bilver Bx. 4Mto 600 Claims for Prize Money, Lost Clothing, Bounty, fe al 5 Bild ea: iyit. Aiwa man. I repeat our friends here are mistaken, £000 Gent’s Breast and i SCOto 2040 Baek Pay, Pensions, Lost Horses and other prop- | brown, as preferred. A child can apply it. 78 | as you and I know as to where the control of 208 Ladies’ Hew Strle pels 400to 630 ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME eaiarea 7 gives satisfaction. Only 76 cents per bottle. Bold | 12¢ro yote would fall. When they come to —— a 6 00to 200 ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME erty attended to promptly. everywhere, talk about the elective franchise, I say let each 50to 75 - . ; 4 M 4 Office 29 4% street. Pos' ce Box ake at 2M. F State judge for itself. am for free govern- 0 ia "EBima 10 00 te 20 00 ENTIRE Cees OF RAAE S eerste ge eee DEN Ay SkaNEoTa OO. sant ork, Wholescle pian eciadlel nation: aad Aan tee emenci- 20 Bota Ladies 150to 600 ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME ington city, D O. a te, : myl6 eodly ating the white man as well as the black man. 6 to 2 00 SIGHTLY 10 ose i A Delegate,—I see you are for Maintaining the | See ta ae NIGHTLY. os. moe. 5 BTOE THAT al Pn Government and the Constitution. oe Be 200to 350 NIGHTLY. We have completed our arrangements fo tie | And ase WHBATON’S ITOH OINTMENT. It) ‘ne President. Yes, sir; intact. soe Fine Geld Jet and Gol delivery of the pure cases tech and Belt Rheum int tionnot the Skin Delegate.—We are at t. 3 present moment Eas Lag 4 2s S00to 700 Bold by all ta, Z. D. GILMAN, || withoutlaw. You have the power. = 2000 Gold Pe mer 23-ly *350 Pennsylvania avenue. Pr¢sident.—Don’t let us proceed n; the idea ‘beny Holders. --- SMtO 500 asa of power, but upon that of right. My opinion F’CH anc 10 OBTAIN ANY OF THE Hetusoup’s Bxrract oy SARSAPARRILLA | is that, for the present you must have anagent ABTIOLES TOR ONS DOLUAR BY MATINEE suppl of summer. We asks liberal | cianses and renovates the bloed, instils the vigor | of the Government—a military or civil Gover- ASING A SEALED BNVELOPE FOR 3 patronage and AsairO 7.00 8 Cont Eo, . of health into be item, and purges ont the ba: nor, call it what you will; then mares consi - : . make disease. m25- jtitation, al ishi sla- ve Sealed Envelopes will be sent fo Si ; - apze-tt reaimreet ae Pesce Leith Mi oamendmeat to the Constitu- MATINEB ON SATURDAY, AT CHEAP PRICES ON SATURDAY, AT CHEAP PRICES. al THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Resay of Warnin; and Instruction for Fouss Men. Aliso, new ani pe reljable treatment for ases of the Urinary ms—Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Sgneh yunt ts i Asso- T 2 Ree fe ee for $5; Sixty Hund 15. NTED BYRRYWHERB, AGENTS WAnired to sont United Btates Our patrons are desired ty eeniaitere Ate mat f the United States. tetiter that, as faras white and black man are concerned, they come into market as la- borers, subject to the same general law of eup- PHILADELPHIA ALE AND POBTER. PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER. NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER. Houguton, Howard money ry « ‘ ear ould be to our aw! REMIUM MINERAL WATERS. H Bow, 2708, Bont Oftce or groargr sary, BS a F = vhon, a | diate Fhiladelobia, Pa AGIA: | Ply and SSRN, secstaty toate a con- ‘Orders for BBALED ENVELOPES mu wa ery I desire to call the attention of Sutlors a: vention pass upon the question. others in the vicin'ty of Washington and George: town, D. C., to the fact that I have constantly on President.—Certaimly; and then it remains with the Government to receive them, or “leave. ‘eane be accompanied by the Gasn, with the name 3 SECRET DISEASES. { of the persga kending. sud Town, County sng oie FOURTH OF JULY, TWO PERFORMANCES, mariten’s Git 18 the most cé EYEN ING, 4 4 id enly vi Manag follows ‘FOURTH OF JULY, TWO PERFORMANCES. | jand s supply of tho above enumerated articles. a r them out in the cold,” to use a common ex- j ert #8 GOODWIN. HUNT £ Sex FOURTH OF JULY, TWO PERFORMANCES. ‘Those wishing to purchase on the most advan- pa four pression. Z Se eiti ee veieahion _my 2-1 Box 5706 Por 5 . FOURTH OF JULY, TWO PERFORMANCES. | tageous terms are invited to call at my establish- | no beleam ne merent: aly tein to those who aie.—Then our samiaae io Baie JOTIOR. ment ana examine the goods. Hee ea eee er” Basie eh would depend upon our adopting N ‘BALE OF ABMY MULSS. Upon timely notice, I will deliver the articles | So Toye" * r ing what you sat Ton it ‘advise; L would have QuaxrsemAgTsn Gunxnss's we. ae faremy ABN ra permanent "ate tot youn, roteia, Divers: you Faery mermore correatly; | In abet Wasmisarton. D. O.. _ re hi No. 67 Greene street . Price bottles roceed upok tl May rao Neat Warkigetens ae siamo join” fOnrast’” ‘Gearsstowa, D-6. | forSs:Wiliy 8:0. Bord, doe edvetdinmmnt. wi] (us Uouetitotion Guarantees to every ‘State rd public oe ji 0 = "E PTERN ND EVENING = republican form of government. i vntil the number of ani. TUESDAY AFTERNOON A) . FOR RE- P' ot) Sarda eu sr, Hoantatac tienes | N= 7 t ®e ictus Sine bine overamea i rdet OF coin os oF the Potomas, of the COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to its original colar without the inconve STONE & PUGH, to restore to the State its republican form of Spe aga FOUR tending a dye, Bold by all druggists and of, Geergin, Bay CLE 0 Te conte per bottle. anf QUMISSION MERCHANTS, government which it has lost, it is, necessary ‘THB WORLD. MR JOHN MULLIGAN, EXFORD'S MEDICATED GINGBE BREAD | Will. on the 18T ‘oF sour ‘open the spacious Se awractin, pointed the agent of the Gov- em ware bought in th asin ‘When a fine bill wail be offered. R Nore. for worns, unvivaled in effcacy.and | Store, No. 377 Datrest, between Oth and 7th. | (Yoo tnrough him the Government may ea cams pe, and hor- peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten asaS | 1. sand Bakers are respectfully solicited to | say convene yournel ves, Cae Fe eet on dened by exercise, ae rr ‘by druggists Price250en per box. i stock, which will be sold at New bus ys cs rah emage a apes atten long a eee ork Prices. an 5 p Jan 19-eoly. _ —Bpecial attention will be gi to the we have the right to judge of mcigaeta farning, ey neroon, a sation to tne Reeser | 513 FORM D. MMOND 200. HIG | Baie ait. Purweayewtarst gatas | the Shy ofour owe members anion the armies. 4... amg | Qampany, several Voluaceers Will appest, among SIG 5 ria seek, Woween Dana B, ifitiads of Produes and Meronandise socelved | Core. You may send. "your two Senators, bat WiLt Nor afrHind 1&8 THRIB | whom will be foend oe NATIONAL INTELLIGENOAR BUILDING, | asonaiee : itis ior thet body to, sdumit ore eot them, sot TROD fet working snimals stogk their terms PRANKLIN BROTHERS: 9 b16.ctog Dancers. DEALEDS Im : Lr oA can only take the initiative to enable you to. do and for drovers Gealere ia £4, maxogood BOB HALL BUILDEB'S,BLACKSMITE’S, HOUSEHOLD and LIOBNSED PAW NBEROK EBS, these things. ys specu! ations, Dy pared oe ethene on en . Bthiopian Delineator. GENBBA, AARDWABR aad CUTLERY, 475 13TH STRERT. Delegate —But there is the fact =f fred ae MO Meas. MASTER MORISEY. sd Wrought Sails, Bpikes, Horse-shoes and «southside, | sot mentioned at all in the Constitution 3 Goneril. MARE The Great Jig Dancer. | On! one Moe Netiz. Reape, Filer, Aprings, Axles, | Second door from Pennéylvania avenue, the State, | oiting).—But there 1s the tact my 29 ot revet Major Geners’. HNY KEESE strees, Nur, and Washers, Anvils, Viges, a Presit S re aaa MPORTANT 39 CABINET MAKERS, BUILD on S Comic Voealist. | Axles a plaxs, Axes, Rape, Glue, LIBERAL ADVANORS mate on WATOBRS, | matt ian ested fy “ihe State, and you. ome Large lot of Walaut and Oherty, thicknesses | HARRY GILBERT. Banjo Player. RT ae me JEWELRY. CLOTHING, ke, Je7-6m*_ | Sbes not exist there. ators ke . sine qua from % to 4 inches. thick AOMI PORTER, - B. ORANE & 00. ‘Delegate.—Then this is @ sine qua no ae thearisiee AiR ewe MOSES | Nn, MNO an eee aS | Teen garment Tiauarenrereta. | sate dar tee ete suse fs ot assortment of Bulldine 7" Water street, G ADATESMAN: wu, accomplished Vocalist! | soap a WD BYOO KD: Rasments of zo ee'vork prievs, | the rebeltion has rubbed al inrough town upérior lot of &4and s And, with others, forme the | — Peat ttar hand. . game it wo! and constl- ee BO. ssupérior lot OF SAR RATL AY. CREAT ust COMBINATION OF TALENT (Our office has bees, jand Bonk xefunge iio; Beovage to Jot in a dry clegn collar. m3-1m Poa a et 19 makesople, in, coming for- NAzousNe Lire oF sOLTUS QBBAR. | orered thir maton. ’ Scone in Rew ork, insuring promptoess AND OONSLUSIVS TEST OF THA vwqala better Raausis cahons ay FRANCK TAYLOB._ pence ere of the mezal rates, oo moe eT wi ‘ woudee Lhd) then: taroaguont the Btate; OBY | REMEMBER TUESDAY APTERNOON' AND ey CTY ah Diweamiart, - snat atm" b tarprise were paralzzed UFOnE 600" Ue © oY iapeerae De PSVPaR SCs, dase mere. eye) | ay, 17 le a ap-00 ij hat the eondiiiees same ey, the me as lipely. to be those requ: wonid le as they had been ee stated Bal the people of the Sou! ia omarayer the struggle wiser than tii that it is the part of wisdom to make the best of circumstances. He then mpreerhentns! shore could be little doubt bat certain had forever been dispelied. ° It ts now very certain that the notion that slavery is an enemy of martial st th and er is dispelled: it Detions of State rights have been corrected, a8 ‘well as the idea that cotton ie kiig. The peo- pla are vane * —— thé new system of ’ cordit co-operate to make that system effectiv: The Sonth is the most interested in the matter, and he had expec that any suggestions it might have to would be at least exempt from invidious con= struction. The negroes had become by their newly-acqaired liberty; were too apt to confonnd it with hcentioasness; and to adopt the idea that freedom means exemption from labor. The South would take up the subject in good faith. carry out the policy of the Gov- ernment, and hope for the best; and none should more readily rejoice at the emancipation of the slave, if it should prove a succesefal measure, than the people of the South. The thraldom of the slave was more irksome to the master, and indeed the emancipation of the stave was in truth that of the master from ob- ligations which he feared have been too little understood by those who had madea against slavery. He would dare to say that, as South Carclina had gone into the rebellion with more zeal and unanimity, there would be more discontent there; but he thought they did her injustice. The people of South Carolina were sincere in their notions of constitutional right; had mace great sacrifices therefor. They were de- feated and conquered; the North was too strong for them, that was all. “But,” continued he, ‘the same good faith seat eutmaied nee in the contest will not be found wanting in any pledge they ma: of support to the Government. Ta this. apr we will submit to that condition of things which Providence has assigned us. Accept- ing the past asa warning tous and all, re~ membering that ‘partial evil’ may be ‘univer- sal good,’ we cheerfully accept the suggestions you have offered, and ask that you will take those steps which are necessary to carry them into effect, and be pleased, at your earliest con- venience, to nominate a Provisional Governor to carry out the necessary initiative steps you have indicated.” The President.—I will just say that you may name whom you would prefer. Delegate —It may be that those in whom we might have confidence might be objectionable; but there is Mr. Aiken. 3 Other Detegate—Or Mr. McKinley. Another.—Mr. Boyce, or Colonel Manning, or Mr. Perry. President.—B. F. Perry. Delegate —Yes, sir. President.—W hat part has he taken in the re- bellion? - Delegate.—He was for awhile judge in one of the Confederate courts. President.—Perry used to be rather too much of a people’s man for you South Oarolinians over there. Well, ishe an acceptable man? 1 ‘will not disguise anything from you. I am going right to the people as faras Ican. [have @ strong prejudice that way, you know. Ere you go let me assure you that there is no feel- jag of vindictiveness or revenge on the part of the Government, and I want you to feel that itisso. On Tuesday I will submit the sub- stance of this inter view to the Oabinet, and will see you again if you remain so long. AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND, [From the Republic, 2ith.} From the best information to be obtained, there seems to be no doubt that the stock of to~ bacco in the hands of planters is comparatiye- ly small, and that the present price is likely to advance, because of the fact that there will be no crop made in Virginia this year. A patinig of ‘Board of Visitors to the A, mecling OC irginia bas been called by the Faculty, 10 be held as the University on the roximo. stor the ana? Brae since the evacuation of Richmond a tram will leave Manchester this morning, and will proceed without inverrd: tion of communication to Danville. , Passe! gers going to Lynchburg. however, take for Farmville at Burkeville Junction, between which points the distance is seventeen miles On reaching Farmville they again find cars im readiness to earry them for the remainder of their journey. The Governor has appointed Raleigh T. Daniel, of Richmond; James Alfred Jones, of . Claiborne, of Richmond, and Dr. John H-Oc'poard of Vise Taburg, to Hill vecan: Hore voce Medical College of Virginia at Richmond. The citizens of both Lynchburg and Richk- mond have reason to rejoice that uninterrupted canal navigation between the two cities will be reopened in a very few days. At four o'clock yesterday afternoon, an over= whelming assembly, of all ages, sexes and con- ditions, of the negroes of Rienmond met at the African Church for the purpose of hearing the committee—sent by them to Washington to lay their grievances before the Ppesident—give an account of their stewardshi Fields Oook, Walter J. Snead and Richard Wells, all well- known negroes, taiked to the meeting, and gave what was deemed & satisfactory accounv of their memorable visit to Washington, the White House, and his Excellency the Presi- dent. AFFAIRS IN TEXAS, We have received Houston and Galveston (Texas) papers of dates down to June 7th. The Galveston Bulletin, in an editorial om the situation, says:—‘‘ The Sonthern Confed- eracy has been tairly conquered—subjugated,’”® and urges che importance of harmony with the reinstated authorities. Great numbers of the inhabitants ef Galveston are returning totheir homes, and business is being resumedin an encouraging manner. z The same paper also says :—“ The captain of the U.S. steamer Exact informed us that he is ordered to receive on board this vessel & por— tion of the 13th army corps on his arrival at Mobile, and proceed to the Rio Grande; that the 13th army corps will garrison the Rio Grande, and the i6th army corps will be landed at Galveston.” The Houston Telegraph reports that greene backs are selling there at 75 cents, more tham they are worth in New York; and from 2,000 to 3,000 baies of cotton are now stored thera awaiting immediate shipment to Galveston. Referring to the rebel forte, it says: “Since the break up of eur armies, boys have been amusing themselves by firing off guns in the forts, carrying off powderand care tridges, and firing them in the streets and su- burbs ef the city. Many serious accidents have occurred, and we are informed that at least twenty children have been badly hurt by explosion of powder. On Thursday evenings a part of Fort Point, including two magazines, was blown up by ties unknown to us—it is supposed by boys. The forts and material of war should, if possible, be delivered to tho Federal authorities in the same condition as left py the Confederate forces.” Tux ForriFiogtions.—The following fleld works are anno din Special Orders No. 315 Adjutant ay eee as comprjsing e detences of ing’ + ort Carroll, Fort Stanton, Fort Baker, Fort Mahan, Fort Lincoln, Fort Totten, Fort Slo- cum, Fort Stevens, Fort Reno, Fort Sumner, Fort Foote. Fort Lyon and redoubts Weed, Famsworth and U'Rorke, Fort Elisworth, Fort Worth, Ford Ward, Fort Richardson, Fort McPhereon, Fort Whipple, Fort Mortor, Fort ©. F. Smith, Fort Ethan Allen and Bat- tery Rodgers. All other forts, batteries and block-houses of the defences of Wpretegton. will be at once dismantled, excepting Fort Tillinghast and Fort Craig, which will be maintained until Fort McPherson, immediately in rear of the positions occupied by them, is 5a far completed as to receive it armament. Under instructions to be issued the chief of artillery of the department and chief engineer of the defences, division commant will dispose of all ordnance and ordnance stores belonging to the forts to be dismantled, and make the necessary changes in the arma- mentof the werks to be retained. Ei Grepioned. Fort Corcoran will be nsed temporarily for storage of such ordnance and oranance gory Such property and material belonging to “= engineer department witbin the to be dis= mantled as in the opinion of the chief cee of the defences may be needed for the owes len tion of the forts to be re! or isef such & nature as would render it je to injury at) be stolen, will be at once removed to the beige where needed, or turned into the nearest en=- gineer depot. Norra CakoLina CoTTon—The Raleigh F ‘rogress SBYS: Goremer ‘Holden has been trying to secure the cotton and other property Owned b; State dur ing the rebe! to use for red the credit of the State sofaras Sed from the Secr: ‘ : Gon, June 17th, 1865— Cot, Heaton >. —weine. £0 [State] Cotton to New York ss capt Use Si cnoan cana ala State claims. vem McOULLocE, Secretary of the Treasury. The amount of government cotton im ni York is between elghteen and twenty thousand bales. aT! Ga.) Patriot states that ee eera teat bad vexed all the Corton ik that city, popes Pi Nave ; peccn abn with which to gelebrate the 40a of July. « ass en. Hurlbut is to be. court Ne serious charges. ue 2 com] will