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Evening star., 1862-06-07

II The teiegraphic announcement that Gen
ersl d. B. Birney Lad been relieved Of bis COM
mand on the feld Of battle created no little sur
prise amongst bis friends. II Is alleged in his
behalf that on Saturday last General Heinlzelman, !,
chief Of the corps d'a'mee, ordered General Biz
ney 10 take position on the Richmond and York
River Railroad Blrney complied, and had
scarcely got his men In line Of battle, when
General Kearney, chief Of division, ordered him
back 10 his original position. This order General
Birney also promptly obeyed; and for this was
placed under arrest next morning for disobedience
Of orders. General Rearney at once addressed a
note to General Heintzelraan, wherein he fully
eIcalpaies General Birney Of anv intention to
disObey orders, and says lie looks upon him ss
superior ofscer. He asks General Heintzelman
TO accord General BirneY a hearing, which lie
(Kearney) Is satisfied will result ,atisfactorily
Evening star., 1862-06-07

APPOINTMENTS AND CoSFRaarIoss The
Senate yesterday confirmed the following nom!ns.
tIons:
Kirby Benedict, OF New MeIico,- reappointed
Chief Justice Supreme Court Of New Mexico
Allen A Bradford, OF Colorado, Associate Jus
tice supreme Court Of Colorado.
The following nominations were submitted by
the President, viz:
Gustavus Koerner, o! IlIinois, to be Envoy Ex.
1aordinary and Minister PIenipoie ntiary to Spal
Erastus ID Culver, Of New York, TO be Minister
Resident at Venezuela.
Benjamin r. w hidden, OF New Hampshire, to
be commissioner 10 Hayu.
Charles Hubbard, Surveyor Of the Customs at
Hickman, Tennessee
Charles n. Loehr, Of Pennsylvania, Consul at
CIudad, Bolivar.
Henry w. Diman, Of Rhode Island, Consul at
Oporto.
John A. Flanagan, OF Pennsylvania, Consul a,
Puerto Cabello.
The following additional nominations for Brig.
adler Generals Of Volunteers were also laid before
the senate: Lieat. Col BENJAMIN 8. Roberts;
Augb b. Read, Of Illinois; h.ajor Robert Allen;
Col Joshua D. Howell, e5th Pennsylvania; Col
G. r. Robbins; Capt w. r. MaRruder, 1a caval-
~; G. C.. washbufn, Wisconsin; Major Wash
ington L.. Elliott, lst Cavalry; Col. samuel 3.
Carol, Sth Ohio; Col. Jas. ID. Morgan, 10th Iili-
n0is; Lieut.. Col. ChaPaan, "a Infantry.
Evening star., 1862-06-07
Extraordinary Scheme Of q Convicted

Forger.
Colonel Cross Pardensd-Tas Petition Obtatzsd
Epoa F0ygtd DocEUsstS fvom tAs Wa Dsps'f-
BsEt-Tks PaTd0s ksroksd.
Our readers, no doubt, recolIect Colonel j. Bu-
chanan Cross, who was convicted offorgery about
two wears since, and wzs sent to the Eastern Pen
itentiary- A few days ago Marshal Millward re-
ceived a document from the War Department,
franked by Assistant Secretary Watson. This
document Informed the Mauhal that Cross was
wanted by the Government, and instructed him 20
to be signed by the United States officials OF this
city At the same time Governor Curtin received
letter purporting to have come from the War
Department, req questing the pardon Of Cross, and
from Pniladelphia The instructions to Msr.E Al
Millward were 70 conduct the matter as quietly
ss possible, and were followed Implicitly.
The petition was prepared snd signed by the
Collector Of the Port, District Attorney and Mar
shall
The Postmaster was absent and his signature
was not obtained. Mr.. MilIward took the peti-
ton to Harrisburg on Wednesday, and Governor
Curtin At once granted the pardon. Mr.. MIL
ward then returned to the city, liberated the
accomplished Colonel, and proceeded with him
to Washington. There Cross W az introd uced to
Secretary Stanton, but the latter had apparently
never heard Of him before, and probably mis-
took him for some military gentleman. Mr..
Millwsrd then produced his letter Of ina ructions
but the Secretary prUf-ssed his entire ignorance
Of the whole matter. He thought It rather s;a.
subject and sent for Assistant Secretary Watson.
Mr.. W. soon made his appearance, aud was
handed the paper He az first remarked that II
was bis handwriting, bnt seemed TO know MOI b.
Ing OF the contents. He ihen examined the docu-
ment critically, and pronounced IL a forgery
The whole party were then In a dilemma
Col. Gross had genuine pardon, and nobody
apPetred to know what course 10 pursue. FILal.
ly, Gen. w adswOrtb, the Military Governor OF
Warrington, was seat for. The Colonel was
then places under arrest. lie became quite In
dignant when about 10 be hand cUfed, and ap
pelled to Marshal Mllard but the latter said that
be bad nothing 10 do with IL. "By whose au-
thOritv am | arresied,'' demanded Cross GRy
mine" was the reply OF Gen. Wadsworth
'Cnder what law,'' inquired the Colonel HMil-
itary law was the stern answer Gross was the
efcorted to the guardhouse by file Of soldiers
and passed the night there. The next morning
be was brought 70 this city, and lodged In hii
cd quarters at Cherry Hill. Upon the matter be
Ing represented to the Governor, the pardon Wa
Immediately reovoked. The dod &c OK the Colo
mel to obtain pardon upon forged recommends
ton OF one Ct the Departments OF the United
states Is one OF the sharpest ever played in this
country. CrOss, no doubt, intended 10 give tbs
Marshal the eli p somewhere between the Penite D.
tary and Washington, but Mr. Millward was
little too vigiIant for him, and the whole scheme
friled.-Ph'td InYsiysr.
Evening star., 1862-06-07

The MAINE SECOND In the account OF the
battle at Hanover CUIrtLouse, the correspondent {
Of the New York World gives dist ng uished
credit to the stesdiness and effectiveness OF the
Maine Second Regiment. IL stood immoyable
under the hardest brunt Of the battle, and after
It's ammnnition was exhausted, the Colonel
(Roberts) begged to be permitted 70 try the bayo-
ing itself with lanrels at Bull Run, was aspIgned
by Gen. ieeyes 20 what In retreat II the post OF
honor-the duty Of covering the rear. lt was
then commanded by Col. Jameson, since then
(Roberts) was the lieutenant colonel nj Bull Run
fhey are both noble representatives Of the military
yIgor Of Maine, 4 7EsF -
Evening star., 1862-06-07

FIHLNcILL.-New York papers of Yesterday say
The war news from the West had a decidedly
favorable influence upon the stock market thii
morning, and the speculative sction received q
somewhat irregular, but the comprehensive moy :.
ment was toward higher prices. The rumor @.
the fall OF Memphis ard Fort Pillow, another i'm.
poItant step In the wiping out Of this rebelliog
6's OF 1865, coupons, lG3x. u S. 6's Of 1881
registered, 100; coupons, fG6al05x. u. 8. So oi
ls65, 80 U. =. SIS II 1874, e6k. 30 Treasury
notes, l06k. Kentucky 6's, 95 Illinois coupons
Missouri 6's, sax. American gold, l04X, an ad.
vance Of one cent. The market for foreign ex.
change 10 irregular, bnt frm, under the advance
In gold. Rates are nominal.
Evening star., 1862-06-07

ROMANCE OF A Poor You've MAr."-This
grand and beautiful drama In six tableaux is to be
produced, after weeks Of incessant labor, at Gro
yer's Theater on Monday evening next The
scenery 10 new, and 10 more Of the excelsior ham
diwork Of the celebrated artist, Mr.. c. s. Getz
The characters are all original the dialogue rich
la sentiment, interspeTsed with brilliant wit,
while many OF the Incidents are thrilling In the
extreme; particularly 30 10 anuel's leap for homo,
from the tower CT Ellen. Mr.. ]. X Mortimer
VIII assume the part of MannsI and Miss AddIe
Proctor that Of HsIouiss. SetcheIl, Jennie Par
ker, Lofty Hough, and the entire comedy con-
Sren will assist in the performance
Evening star., 1862-06-07
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA.
TIE latest infOTmstiOn from Gen. McClellan's
army received here, sup TO last evening, when
1t was tusy ia the prosecution Of lts commanders
measures fOr the reduction OF K edmond Though
skiim.shss were taking place occasionally, no ac-
tl0n OF demc nstrs;ion Of any importance had c.
CURED since artillery drove fve rebel batteries
from the south bank Of the Chic hominy-at
New Bridge-on "Wednesday msrning LAST.
WESTERN GENERAL ON THE PO-
TOMAC.
Brig. Cen. John Cook OF Ill, together with bis
Assistant Adjutsnt General, Capt Benz F. smith,
under orders, arrived in this city day or two
since Gen Cook, late colonel Of the 7th regi-
nent (infalty) Illinois volunteers, appointed
brigadier after the battle and capture Of Fort
DonslsOn, wrs the arst To respond 10 the call OF
Presiden, for volunteers, Offering the hrst com
Psny, and chosen unanimously the frs. colonel
from IliinOls. The General la, been assigned
the command Of brigade, consisting OF Eve
regiments, now going into camp at Clouds
mills" Col Corcorsn's (69ih n. " regiment
10 one Of the Eve now in camp.
NAVY YARD.
The Baltimore Ieft for below Yesterday after-
noon, taking down large number Of members
Of Congress and their ladies.
The Ming PHILIP went down last night.
The Yankee arrived last evening from the lower
Potomac, but reports nothing new.
The wyandank and Reliance arrived from of
the Pisnkstank river this morning, bringing with
them fishing smack called "Tbe Monitor, -
which was captured day or two since attempt
ing TO run the blockade.
On each occasion that boat goes into the river
now, IL come back with q number Of arms given
up By deserters from the rebel service, who are
now In their homes in that vicinity, peacefully
employed - their respective pursuits. The 500
men noticed some time since as having taken the
oath Of allegiance at the hands Of Captain Harris,
Of the Island Belle, have all given up their arms,
and are at work In that section Of the country,
from which the most Of them hailed. Some OF
the citizens Of the neIghborhood informed our
otcers day or two since that last week q
colonel, two captains and three lIeutenants, who
had been serving In the Confederate army, re-
TUNED 10 their homes In that vicinity, having
become sick Of the service.
Evening star., 1862-06-07

the SLAVE Trade TREATY RA1IFIKD-Capt pt
A. II. Schultz, Of New York, who went abrosd
not long since the American bearer of our
ratification Of the treaty, for the better suppress
sion Of the slave trade, between this Government
and England, has returned to Washington,
bringing hither Britain's ratification OF the same
instrument The act Of England in 80 promptly
ratifYing this treaty, and at once returning her
ratification by the hands OF our Governments
messenger, was evidently designed as an evil
dence Of her extreme qualification with The re-
suit Of the negotiations on the subject
Evening star., 1862-06-07

sEw Booxs.-Through the publishers, Peter.
son & Bro through John C. Parker, bookseller,
ne street, we have "The Stolen Max by
wilkie Collins, tie "fwo Prima Donnas," by
Geo. Augustus saln, and GA Life's Secret" by
Mn. Henry Wood, all absorbing WORKS by lead.
ing authors. Also, from the same, copy OF Pc
tenon,s valuable nCounterfeit Detectern
Evening star., 1862-06-07

UAs the rebels are burning their cotton, they
should, 10 be ecoasisent, burn their per currency
issued on the basis Of cotton
Evening star., 1862-06-07
John g.. ADAMS.

IlEAL gs,ste, Houss RentIar, snc Collsct,ux
A.ert- Ofce-sorneT Eighth ard L streets north
Washington City, ID. C.
Non ReaIdents and others, com -IttIlg property
20 his supeGsIsICn car have good tsnsnts sslected
herts cole etsd, axes and Ihlursnes paid, Es
tates carefully and economically msnaged, with
v-onpt ssttl tlemeats and advances ifreslirtd. q
or exchange Of Real kstste DsellinEs and stoTes
for vent Eleven Houses for sale. Forty Lots for
Wills, nc carsfaI Ily snd corrsot. dawn AZ shcrS
notice. fltles exs niEed, and asstrsets furnished.
ington city, for references and Inspect OF st : N
IInes ie7 ST.
Evening star., 1862-06-07
nR. J. III. SCHENCk.

d. J. ID. scHENck. r.,,,,.,,,.,.
stefan. whose br riiant and vide spresd reputation
hss been acquired by his eminently suoceesfpl
pedtnent OF sumption, even IN c1aee which
nave been regarded ana pronounced IncureLe tJ
No. 4s4 EIGHTH STREET,
fev doors abore
pennsylvania AVENUE,
WdShtpsfoa CffN,
On WEDN ESDAY, ths Ilth June,
For oonsui tAtl0n and to examine the condition of
his safIents
His great ex experiences. derived from IonE ard eY-
tnslse practice, oss stu and devotion 10 his
profession. tog with hi Assistance of fhs
feef tH'rEmssr with which ise1amIn stions Of ,he
luDss Are made, ensbls him to ceteot the slightest
symptoms of 81 ,ease.
HIS three great medicines, his PULNOHIC
SlRuP, SEA WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
RI lis have been SIS widely ceebiatad as rene
dies Tor diseases OF the Lungs. Liver and StoIRs
q bls own reputation 10 the manas emeIt and cure
oil patents SpH sTInE under these dI Iss8sss.
We would ,dyIse ali who heed his services to
oili upon hlm g. above For examination Of
The uRrs with the r~spl -omstOr his charge j. th-ss
d0usrs; bat Tor ordinary sX.mIE:uou and a1vlce
vIthout tLit instrument No charge Fs made,
DF Schenex you'd feel grateful to such eaueutr
As have been EeRehtted By his treatment if theU
would oe on Ei'n during has visits 70 their cites.
AL c-rtiy, by " I.ten statements, TO tbs belest
they have eeeIyet. Bsgdes OelnE 8 crest sits
faction to hIri, such csrthc-.es tend 10 irrsTt
diseases. VINO need only fsith IN Dr, Schepct nd
hs remedies TO yet lie saved.
PERSONS can be JITseted 10 his rooms by calling
81 hls agents Is. WAITE, corner 7ih street AID
LOUISIANA eveEus. where c'so can be found q faiI
supBly OF his MeJici-es ia79
Evening star., 1862-06-07
aIsHLY IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES
H OF WASHINGTON, sc

FIoL IndLhn DpIoms .MedaI Herb Doctor,
ROBERT DELANEY. Of Baltimore, 10 in town.
Puts up ~ nrs FuZ.enid's Boarding House, be-
issen Third snd Fourth slreets, Penns,var av
IL HIS VI edsl Cure for ali Femse weakness
painful Womb Disease. 10 vel endorse. 10th
mere and al over our country Csn be consulted
daily from 20 n. Sealed family notes will re-
sasrenty: Iwmed Ia.e relief, 70 charge bat for
hla simple Herb m medicines.
HIS Specisc for Dropsy, a.. VEL Corst-iction.
CArcsrs. CnPpled Bheuma,ics, ConEamerors.
sakes his simple Herb Decoetions st resIdeuoes,
for Coughs. Consump.ionv, SC This il the mar
that cured the gres, Indian Chief Doctors Sen OF
fiis tsaratofa sp,inEs- n. W Ia the only krovr
Fits with fac sini!s Herbs selted in our m dsf.
Evening star., 1862-06-07

PfRsosAL--MsjorG General Mcdowell and stat,
aIe at willards'
Evening star., 1862-06-07

JUST pURlIsHRD,
Lhdk view Onion Game of eceesion.o or Sketehes
81 ms keociion less tae tkins sof tae fssni, err
t.StpL 70 sepd 70 the lnion 80 der. publlshed hy
3oAN p. cAAkLTON, rhi lsde ss.s. and for
nsey JOS siiiLI.iNGfoN,
~" ""re0sm N at and "a. avonua.
Evening star., 1862-06-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD's ATHENEUM.

Tsnth stseet. esf Psnnsylvania ~.
An AFTERNOON AND EVENING PER-
FORMANCts on Thsfsstard,yl Evening, Ben
IL Of stuart Rohson. and eontvely last appesr-
eooe Of the rsDsrtsb.e Dvsrf Com.d.sns, Com.
Foo,e and Col. smsA.
THE RlKE's PROG RESS,
Or, TiTse Cssrsss az Loakns.
san SAP ,,uart Rooson
FOOTE and COL. cMALL.
To copelRde vita tbs MANIAC LOVER
Michael Erle Mr. John Nc Cuilogh
The Afterp oen Perform eoumenclcs h1 ~ hs9
p.st &C lock, vii prseeat the tsroe If the BOYS
OF JUBILEE HALI.. and the varied perform
anoes OF q o DWARF. co AEDlANS.
Admission to ter Affernesn Perfsrulnce-For
LieIes. 5 c-ris; fer Caiid ran, IL celts,
On Molesy Night next FAST LIFE IN
WASHING TON, with rev local scspey The
o mpsnv viii bs Augmented hy the epfs, ereut Of
MIRA c. B. BISHUP, JOHN MCCULLOUGH and
other sosers Of cseority ard popular cis.inc ion.
ADMISSION.
Dress Clreis ana PARE Saesss------9 eean
SiCitsh-h CSoH-------- --------so ccuu
E1oilly NiIoac oohhs
No extra charge for secured seats.
Doors open st hSif past o'clock performances
20 begin 81 susrtsr- Ptst
Evening star., 1862-06-07

REPAIRING C6AIRS
NlkS, WELLS Having removed from ara q
street, near the corner OF 1lth continues heTf0
BUSINESS of repairing Cane seat Chairs atW
No, SeS 18th street: between New Yorx sy- -
en1e and strest. Her terms Are very mod III
e5ate, End she guarantees sansfsation. Old Chaira
90 rsSeated as to be % servic-ao.e a. new ieS IL
Evening star., 1862-06-07
By GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
By WALL & BARNAKD. AucaopeeT1-

by WALL & BARNARD. Aucuoleer..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAEU.PTy
" hFsL fsTITR-S yirtHs OfEn oTCe- and -.
cree of tie Circuit CO art o ths Di,irlc; 81 Ir1
bls, bearing dat3 on the "a. az gsI n ts, SL
ana passst In the c.re 4 Join = H1t.n, 80
otheIs, lor elEzoG ~ the estate OF Is.so d, .n.
s,ocefs Vs., 80 20 "a ihs d,sr.ig.td Conmis-
THURSDAY, sue Ism dsr q JaEs ID Is > 81 =,
oocloct 70, on the PREM the rIFi 2 i1;is
ana interest, both egei snd ait.s!e OF Sbiob ths
en0 al the ute ana interest OF ire psrttSs ~
Sese. of, IN a-d to the fSilOgir. res e.t.,a &
nv sest ee OF Lot rumi eFe1 tvert. ore faI. =,
Iu eDersd two hrndred ard GIty-four tasaI
90 menctsr or tbs ,sms s G' ~ rts 81 a,ssS,ns
nEIi Es ~ ssll lo., t2.l theuoe running -cuih one
handred ana hfty nine tl59B leet 20 ~ "a, foo, -.
f eTGe east aiont tsie sFJ tIlts AK j 'eet
s!eI hlty zine g. feet; therce west tr Ia, 80
eeeESn AZ ha1 IllSl inches; thence norm one
s q aIco1 ieet 70 street EoTth: and thenrs
ard naf (llHD Irches, % the p,sce ~ ~ ~,51,
rhAteo 70 contain tis4 ssuars f-et Of rFo.Td
wa tne improvements eTscu, C0pr,.ftrx - -.
nd ,, nr,ex houses o. the rsaS CT ssid pa, lot
asa iIoltlnf on the pubic ley; eli fres 40 is.r
decees6d " eeie mutton,
This property is vel located. .frcat;as On ,,-..,
most Ss.;r.s .ln snd hth stIeess west, IN ne
10 ,SIlhs oi sac Ure-t third cash tie rssd se i. q
y, "a :. mouths, the EUrcha-eT gfyins IIs harrs
wiaa tne oeisne1 psynerts, tae heirs I'D
of sale. deed TO be Teisired ami 80 Ioi GAY
ot"eb bl 49, money is pa.4, N'N
H'' ooh'tJ CIR 81 tie cost Of the rurohxsaF
GGnLgMBus ALENtSDER,
IIoHHN IIooHHN aESbEES6s,
Il. 3. ALLEN.
je5 eoSds WALL R.RH. Oeefe
Evening star., 1862-06-07

For YoesToWNv AND WHITE HOUSE,
. The fact sailing schooner Msil Is nov taking in
i,eiEn And passsp gsra for the above places AsS
For freight or pa sage appIy on beard i'm
mediatsy js5 stS
Evening star., 1862-06-07

n0or. o., .ts,S ~ .sS.TSs s fe ,.,a,,u.nca.
"a hs,i, a. sp.rts-,sss NA'
GROWERS THSzTRB.
Pc. avenue, rssr Iits 81. and the Willard House.
AsoSAKD oKO'tE----.-- - ----- manager
BIZ RlLL!hNC SUCCESS
of The Nh" shLkcr coMEDh'
Tssis ssarrURRRpk2i srRRpk2 SiSar.
Po.r1Iv,Lr, ms sL..rrMs
POSITIVELY. Ths LAST TINE
Of
EVERIBODI'S FRIEND
EzEpI-poDI-S rpyCN,,
Msjsr ws,iiasto4 DeBoots--.:. Mr. d setohslI
ar felix Fe.theriy dr Anrt'y,s-r
Mr. Iosbroos-...------..--..-------.;;. Mr. II MAI
Irap; NJ ) soodmsa
Gardener. - -. - Mr. NJ Seymour
Nc. svaHd2sE :-----.------M Me. Lon, HoBEa
.:.-:"ii af.. FSF: kSsils: L:
0'h'' 'Id srsR, sR' Is eomo. s'i .'os. a Tie new
TskkiSS ThE cESsns
TfkiSs fhE cENsGs!
sErCHELL, MORTIMER. BAKER
No"EDs CoNehhSo
honda. Jan. san.
flrEt tins, after ample preparation, OF ths
THRILLING
BEaUrLFgL DsAMa.
fhS KoMhNCS W a PoOh soUNS MAN
First aVeearznce Of
Atss m. ppnc-rou
.iSS hD-H AoSAoA'
px- :. .-x
hiehs " hDAssioN-
Pamiiy ciroe- - - g g csru a. !.
grcneen6 ChAifs-----------.7 - cents
rliSete bo1ee----- 80
Seats may Be secured 81 tbs Theater curirk the
day without extra charge.
--------
CANTERBURY HAIL,
Back of NsTIona. and Metroso itsn Hotsls,
By Jsr ths CosIef P!aes OF AnHssrls4f tz iks city
FITst Weekff
w. B. HARRISON
Ccmed an ard Vcc.istt
THE CHARMING
THE CHARMING
skw
WESTERN SUCCESs
WESTERN SUCCESG
~ % ID ~ n r. r.,
II N n N ID y La Il N.
w no lof six mo1tes EeIt las colstIIubed the
CHIEF FEATURE
WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
Evening star., 1862-06-07
j.s a.vAl. GREEN = = M,ilIeIIEs;H MTiAkPI II: &C.. e;
Z: 4 SonAs DowLINs, AsotiopeeT,

<~n. 80 DoWLtNS. ACctioneer,
(nffSNcckH sALE.--Ry virtue oC a dSares
-. ~ Sucelt SoGf1 81 ae Dlstrict Of Colun-
- sstnnt n ccPrt OF re aitJ. T.de m IN a csn.s
iTen. Vs,:n,,Ss ,Ss Msrte |. AZ CONS sinsnt, sai
andsr,,.ras aoe otet are cefend,ns the
oscao.s ~ 80 the sSta car OF June neIt, az
eel on srssns nsen, tee 70 loving piece or par
esins .sss ~ nev oeesplrd bI Nrs Vanscyer-
ssSiS W y, Lct nemee ed Isl and iss, IN Beai's
ssss tss of reen street. and ~ the cod OF us
Rs,ssss s.sasty, 49, non the south vest corner Of
s.ss' ss.g ~ We west side of 6reen street Is
iSe 80. veetetl And parallel with Bridge st.,
pS4SD Isstt nence eAsterlr and pSrallsl with
~ 'est W feet " the place Of beginning.
ssp,sss she rerehsset sINIpg hs bond. with
interrss ~. ~ - cved tI The Trustee, bearing
Ailconvssasesss b tes esrer.e ofthe pvroh.ssr.
ns;es rkoaSsss ssfbSssEI bS%EEIasSS.. asSS..:ss; ace.
Evening star., 1862-06-07
nDD FELLOWS HALL!
FO-LENORAMs;
STAN LEY COM ASTBS
GIGANTT- ILL USTRiTfOyS
OgIHR
WAR FOX THE HNIDNg

,pOmfrislhg WE'VE OF tltles North and South.
East and West; Battles, Jmb arJments, A. arches
ExPosions. Scsnes and Inclossts OF ever fIpd
winch lillEtrats the Fe:t Rebellion and NxficT a
Struggle for National Life,
Tho Naval Battle 81 Hampton Roads, in vkich
the real movsmeut of shj ps ne repre.entrd-Ens
ACTON OF tbs MONITOR hND MERKl-
nAt-the DestTuoiIo1 Ot the Congress aui Ium-
oefiAnd-the Ru5nIcg ard Sinking Shlps-is A most
vonderlnl and interesting exhibition Of itse'f
the public ~ r1 w
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
and SATURDAY AFTERNOON ct s O'CLOCK 70
Lstles AID Children. ieSIss
Evening star., 1862-06-07

pAIENT OFFICE CURlOsITIEs-suide :.
menf 6ardeni, .: the stsed In Patent OSco; Rars
Annsusnan Books Governmcnt Books; Doou-
korts; Burnt Patent Once Reporn; CHEAP sooS.
mrElahed 20 Pedlersj Military Tri1is; Milinrv
LAVE Army RsEulatiQls; Panorama OF the Coat
snoylng over 1900 miies; many taoassnd CSess
2oks. keoollect cheap rent. LSTfe ssIes isy
nv l-sms ALFRED HUSTfR.
Evening star., 1862-06-07

A PPOLLO CONCERT SALOON, late * '
a 1oLk saloon, near Browns, NstiOnsl sd
Chfendon Hotels. cor. 9Th snd Pa ay., the COO :, ,
AID most Agreeable pace where a gentleman rs-ily
can erJey sn evening In this town. We defy corr
OF this celebrated company. Miss Aunle Wesi
queen 81 Song; }. A Florence, Ethiopi., Come
dian, and host OF Others SifuOr Tinerpri pre-
siding at the piano. Prof q Nschuan, vel known
iaT HIS abihty, leads tbs orcsestrs Hsndtotne
waiter GIr.s III attendaIc3, FROM the NeV Work
saloon. CoLcers commences at o'c,ock tiil e5.
o'cloek. ID FREY, Proprietor. is s-lms
Evening star., 1862-06-07
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BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctiope-r,
IhtsLkkS SALE OF REAL EsrATE At
sArSoss1Iios-Sn NC IHC SDAf. the se 4 d.r ~
Iesiee< ehal sell. ~ pu bio ucton .fs o5.foef
on the Premises, by virtue OF o.ee ~ t,
aste H. sn,p Jof,sn to tse 0bscriber. bes-fnf
ieer A = No u.s. folios Us t7;.d s.s @ tS ~
tiot Of CssSUTas e county in the Ds
sq1are numbered niue hundre5 an f1TS, s, aI "a
rSnnng 80 fest on 10th street eGs:. and oontsnin,
srsfi eS uare feet, more or less eS.s~-AiHt
p Terms oash- ColyeJaneirI A. co1t ,af ,,r.n..s,
,a 1nMM. II. MARD. Pms ee.
lea AS&ss GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. a1et,.
Evening star., 1862-06-07

WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, N.v yrs
w coesEs. bst;cess Isl and I'd SIS -The rnbsori-
Der esp.ctfuly informs the pubic tbat he hks "a
opened tns above peasant retreat tor this ssaxon
and that hereaiter on eveCy MoGcay and Thursday
Al O'Clock ,. N. there vll be band OF ISusic in
ettsnoence. hne Temp A lley and Shootlnr
6allefy hsye beeD erected for the arus, N ert OF
vlsltors. Clubs and sseoclatlons cen have the use
o. the 66roen by giving notice TO toe Sroprieto-
de pter ges himself that he wall use his best en-
oesyors 70 case al vno may honor him - m ths,r
pressnoe. In q sm.l ERNST LOEFFLEK.
TIE WASHINGTON ACADEMY on Music
= No: xcS rem. avenue. eouth side, between
Sth ehd 10th streets. Every evening r N fof CON
CEkT OF the best 'a.s'oa- and o,era mus.c per-
concert oonmenoes a,{ p. m. daily Ths best of
refreshments kt mederate p!ices, Of6oers 49,.
N = StsesSsnos se s toE ne srsse, yatSl oi order:
Evening star., 1862-06-07

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llJ OF Albums, Pr,pe I5 cen TO $50, AZ
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National 6oOtstors,
je Sts 2TS Pa avenue. Washineton.