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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-23
From FORTRESS MONROE

! Southrre Nem>-The SituatIon ut Peyt
Hudson and Vicksburs-Ri ic hp,oni atm
covered
Fortress MoHRoE, June si-The ssesrner
John Price arrived here last evening from Bal
t'morr, With l,lt0 reuei prisoners, IN r0a:e toT
city POINT.
The nag OF truce steamer arrived his morn
ing rom City Point, bringing back four rebel
Ofncer$, aS the rebels still refuse 10 exchange
our officers. They we're sent 10 Fort Norfolk
Nir"ty .tour more reHel prisoners arrived this
morning from Baltimore, Gpder guard @. a de-
tachment vi the New i drk Seventh
SITUATION AT PORT nc DsoN AND vrCKsBUas,
dlspatcn from Usyka, June 10, says:
"a desperate light took place AZ Port hudson
on me 18TH. The ConfederlpeS charged the
enemy and drove him from his fortif 2asions
but the situaiIon a. Ficksourg still enerossns
All tie soicitude OF the country. Heavy rein
forcemenfs are pouring in to Grant. and Large.
lnstaillnt nts from the command O: Rosecrans
have bsen transported 10 The great army in
Nesting ficksbur2. Whether Johast ton has, as
tue last hour, been Invested with authority 10
concentrate the troopf OF the VESTS tie anxious
topic OF inquiry anu the vital question Of the
crisis
'RIosMcsD UNCOVERED"
The Richmond Dispatch has the followiur
significant para graph:
"Rlehrnond Is about 70 be uncovered on the
defense afforded heretofore by the proximity
OF Gen Lees army, port 81 oaiea Is asyeeas iss
ff lo.sy of firgiaia ard prcJabyJ a. HorsS1.a.
and The rast will probably follow on, whence
they cannot be brought instantly 10 ouy assist
ance, If assistance We should need.''
The Raleigh State Jonanal says sha. Gov.
Vance mas determined TO call an extra sessaon
OF the North Carolina Legislature on the 3psb
OF June.
A box OF tobacco weighing two hundred and
eIshiy.tWo pounds net WAS sold in Richmond
en the 18th for $3.50 per cwt
hachinery Tor the manufacture Of cotton
cards has been put in operation III the eity OF
LyIchhurg FR.
III. PickEey Walker, Her Brlt:snic Maeysy;s
vice consul At Charleston, having su omitted q,
tbe Secretary OF State satisfactory evidence OF
bis appointment aS acting consu! for the States
O. North and South Carolina, is recognize a 20
such by the government of the Confad esase
States.
Rev. Robert ]. Graves, of Ssrth CaYoGu.,,
has been released, the grand jury rsfnsfaa 60
fnd a nill against him.
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THE WAR TENaESsEE.

MEMPgIs, June 2n-Col CornsiD, OF the AAl
Missouri earalry, succeeded III scattering sey-
sral rebel camp: where they ssre xalherins
cattle tof Bragg array. destroying large
quantity OF forage. Rsd bringing In the cattle
he reports the rebels US making LgoroI I.s er,rI.
TO gather large mounted forcs por;h Of tbs
Memphis and Charleston Raiircad. They ere
ecnseripting every body, and namhers that
have taherl The cath have Joined the reSher
band.
Some OF Gen. DoigeS men wko ware with
Col. S'raiSh have eseaptd ana Iesc he'd Ceriutf
They report that Col Straight DESTROYED his
abandoned artillery before is " as captured by
FORREST, and inflicted crater damage tha, t;aa
rebels acknowledge.
detachment OF the J.t Missouri aud 3th
Ohic cavalry, 900 strong, under Iialog Henry,
OF The 9Th Obio, whilst on d reconpo.s-ancs
were surrounded near Nemans, Miss. on the
nigh: OF the 18th: by Gen. Chalmers, piLh o onS
fsoeis, and were routed and many of thesa
captured o: killed. Major Henry was cap.
fnfsd Aboui loo Of cnr men returned The
enemy are massinI along our whole line trora
Memphis TO Corinth, entting the t.t,sraph xnd
damaging the railroad.
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DORROMEO COLLEGE.
ID NEAR Pixies YLL E

BALTIMORE CcCSSf, hkhYLkSR.
fhe Seventh Be sEli-Anr usl SESSION Of skis Kpsl-
tnti0n opens on the hrst Monday bf seprembsr.
The course ofstudy braces al that IL
prepare Oung gentlemen TO enter upon professional
sruoies of sny hind.
The laI aus yes. ancient ssd modern are tauyht
With view 70 in; proversnt and progress in the
English lapguage snd English com position. The
dead lanSuases, by no means forn tbs principal
object of study, yet they a-e tanght win great
success. Without extra charge, or without being
allowed to nter fare With In MT studias,
the French lar qua 80 is taught 10 all and at
tain periods, it Is msde the medium of copo NUM-
catian. so that sll have 10 speak ard write il.
The Institution will adapt itself to the waIts OF
all classes of students who PRO perly come within
itE range. They are admitted st any ase ana
placed in those classes for which they are found
competent. Instructions are given apon the
more than much, irnpersestly understood snd the
practical bear inss OF the sciences are Aept
constantly in view. The end of the Institute on is
10 forra the studsh ts to beoome wslt- ed uoAsed
Christian gen tI6men and to develop their whole
character-mental, moral and physical.
The ssademieal year is divided into two Sc sions,
respectively, begipaing on the first Monday Of
Septemb and the Grst of February. The students
whose parents desiTe il, can remain during the
summer Nacstions BY payins the som Of thirty
dollars in addition to the annual stipend. They
devote q portion OF eaoh day 10 Study and read
ing.
PikesviIle Is essfly spproached from Baltimore
by pxiva te eonyeyanees; or by the omnibus which
leaves the Hand Tavern, Pa.a street q ogoek,
each afternoon and in the summer season ut -
REv. E.Q. 9. wALDR0N,
,e N-3ts .Prineibli
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Engagement with she Rebel Bats~yies en-
Morris fslau6.

RosTcN. June n2 "A letter iI iha Herald
from the hlockadiRg fleet of Charleston, ~ays
that on the afternoon OF The 18th ins. she rebel
Oh hnrIis Island opened fire upon our sroops
on Folly Island, and for halt an hour no
notice was taken Of she firing hy oar forces
Presently the gunbIsts pawHee ana Copno-
dure McDonogh red Ep 10 vyishln good
range of iEe rebel batteries and ponr,4i IN =
deadly fire from Iheir hravy guAs. The Union
batteries on Folly Island then 0;wned ,h,:r
fiTr and Tor .nrce hour tie shot ana hell H.. "
thick and fast.
We could see Hast he re bel shot ieli sHoy..
" hlIe lhose from our batteries ard sunhot.s
hnrst III the midst OF the rebe. b.tiery.s The
fir1Dg iasfd unsil eGis':, bHs The res,.it OF the
engagement was no; fully Known.
f%kloHD DI~PaTC,.l
The rebels were seen carrying of "a number
OF killed aud wounded.
Durug he firing the reeol rams came oHt
from Sumter sna proceeded down shou: spy,
miles from thai for., where rhcy r,.n,t!nea
uh III he engagement Was over, noI darn 10
tahc pari IL The fghi. rbe game nigh. the
whole feadstead and shipping were brilliantly
illuminated iuH several hours by an extensive
confagration raging III Charleston The
heavens We're Lighted up icr miles ayl ane.. ana
the destruction Of property must have beea
very heavy.
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From Mexico

San fRAGt 1890, June aJ.-Ilatcs tom The
CiIy OF Mexico. VIA Acapulco on the alth uIk,
have EeeR received. All tho Fren ch residents
have been compelled 20 leave the city. Gen.
JuareL has taken command OF the Mexicau
troops. The Mexican Notifications were bs-
ing strengthened. anu ii was believed that the
government would flood The valley or the ap-
preach OF the French, and make a sper8te re-
sistance in every possible manner. All avail
able Mexican troops were being drawn III to-
wards the capital.
Gen. Comonfort was much censured for not
relieving Puebla. and in consequence has re-
>igneG. The French advance had arrived a,
san Martin. Gen. forey had ordered the cap
tureG Mexican generals TO he sent TO France
and other officers TO Martinique. Three thou
sand Mexican prisoners had been put 70 work
Oh the railroad leading TO Vera Cruz by Gen.
Forey, and a,oO0 We're employed in destroying
the enrenchments around Puebla
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TEIAEGRAPHIO NEWS.
PRESS, ,nlSPAfUHR.I


The Rebels again Advancipa-fhe w hsle
Fsree said 70 be in 5istion-Gr sepca ssie
0osnPied by them in Fsree-PreparA-
uons made 10 meet them.
HARRIsnUEa, June :n.-Trom all inforna-
ton obtained, il Is hslis we'd sbst the w hole res-
sl force this stda OF the Pstomse is advancing
In this direction. The enemy occupied Gr~n-
castle IT neon with cavalry, ufapt,y, and ar
tllery. and is believed 10 be- in strong force.
The troops at Cham bersoure are under Il ea
knipe. The outpost of our forces u . the val.
Icy viii fall back to the main army il closely
pursued by q large force Of the enemy Every
prepaI alton is being made TO meos them snouid
they decide 10 move further fp this direction
The Philadelphia City Troop, in q skirrnish
lasI ening at Millers,owE, near tiottysburS,
tooh I've prisoners without any Loss.
Gen. Eranklin Tenders hts Services to
GeveFnor CarsiR.
HARRlsBURs, June a9.-Geu. Franklin ar
rived here To-day from, New York and t.ndered
his services 10 Gov. Curtin In any capacity hs
thought proper 70 place him. He gave The
Gov. and Gen. Coneh much ", n able IN forus.
ton. The Indications are thai his service,
Will be REQ uired.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs YuR sYAFIONKRY.

FRsAsuHT EsPkRrnnRS. }aae 3. 1858.
ska;.D PHoresA.s for Stationery viii be rs
ss.Eee s,r e sha, Depsrtmsat Until the esh day e1
SAMPLES Of ths articles in elass viii bs furn lshsd
70 partiea desiring te bid On sieation a. the De-
The Dspsrtmsns reserves TO isssl, NE -.xhs 10
ordey ehe wr1Gns paFer plain or fa:n< Ened In spy
bsHvs,iss Of .n articles In the several s.sss.s
mT,t sompiy vi II shev isssn spseaasasions which
srss. Is = % 70 o'dders VITA tSs pies OF
xa g q ssl.:fi.s ..ta ss subject 70 iAsesesaa BY =.
Of the FreAsury. and the de- livery Of ary iafsrior
s,fisss shail be deensd sassaieat caass 10 snaai
De,iye les must se free Of ehaxse, at the Yrss-
srry Department, Washington
- tnsn 49, rroPGss1 must ss sgnsd y tss insi
:.as,.:s; = Stsa sooi ana sssssos bonds. 4 lis BID
s a,s to :S,s Z. nth s,s..
the fIeasury may direct ths prrshase "a spen
market Of snch Quantities Of any articles shsn
se.s failure and sssiss to % tie sonsrsssor sea ss
par esat1m OF the price which IL shan bs ssand
ProposaM anaeso ied with satisfactory sne-
ranee 60 VII NOT be consideEsd and eont,acss ~an
Of dealers sG II s she srioss 8
oL.es No. ].
Waite Packet Ness Paper
VII, to ommsrsial Note faper
yellow Envelope PAPER
S:ss s:s TssstRs s's1s|:i Fss:;aa iss:;aa.
NEte ERvslopes, il SER siz$
White Envelopes, note sihe
Blows MsaDs EnveIopss
Coping Paper
VIE s s.dssan sds Paper
Letter Press Copying Booss
0LAss Nc. =
Bss, Bsss .us1,,, :us1t., Gsss..nIk ssss.t III 5na
Best quality WHITING Fluid
Best sualty Carmine Ink
Isbers best Black Leed Pencils Eos Mas ..a4
fsseE,s best He'd ane Bloc Fensils
steal Pen. handles
e., s::s ;s',II Ssills IIs,,s.s K,,,.. -. ., :. .
Bess Ersssrs. wish ivory hxnd,ss
scissors 70, office use
She sys Tor Office use
CLASS Se. 3.
Autta Perchs Rulers
Nine and twelve inch Ivory BeiseF-
Ssst eq.lasy Sealing vs1. u.~ss -r,-ersy s,ens
shellaQ
MuciIsEe
SILK Fasts. assorted eoicss
fwiue
Best sofid besded Pins
Svsrtweut's Metallic Paper EasoeBeS.
Pneumatic Inkstands
Eyiet Machines
French Eyl lets
Pastel card Reference Eiks
De La Rue Visitin Cards
Ivory Pounee Boxes
EIsstis Eipgs
Glass Paper Weights
6lass Sponge Cups
Spohse
EYssiDG Gnr
Mann e or eiskon's Patent B.nds5s
The Department res erpes she rishs ~ aessrr
bids for indiyi1 ual iteuIs III easscs BI,i :.
Bidders will be required 10 conform their rir.a -
the written specii cations fnrI ished with tha
30 p,es and failure ~ 10 viii ehe rejeo.
tim OF ary bid.
Rids " Shieh contain items at Prices .ess .han the
fair cost of the articles viii be deemed .ra11uleIt
o nd iii not be considered.
g.. 2. CHASE
tune 5-laulm SecfAtary of the Treasury
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New EoEE, June pa Hilton Head letter
OF the 1. IA states thar the Montgomery eype-
dition, consisting of the Fifty-toU Mass;.-
chueetts, Second Carolina, and Brayton's
Rhode Island battery, proceeded IN st. ST.
mond.s SQUAT, Ga, and THrtle river, above
brunswick, on the sth. and DESTROYED the rail-
road bridge over Buffalo Creek. The eS psditaon
US ended the Altanial river Oh the Iliii above
Darien, and captured 4 schooner laden with
forty bales OF cotton ;sn6 brought her aw;,y,
The ezpedstion then returned % ST. Simoi's
lslanS, WGbout the loss OF \ mar. ThesSpe-
difion here awaited orders from len. Gilmore
and the supply OF cers;siI things founa neces-
sary 20 its work.
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Tren. North Carolina.

NEW YoRk. June 22.--The stsaiaeF Dndiey
BI..E, from Newbern, brings a11u, 2a0 fur
.ntgrc brigade now numbers between two and
tbYse thousand. .ssnu the enlistxnsnts range from
ifiy 10 oae hundred per dag, and oae DAY
Ye..chs d three hnEdTel. TAe health Of our
tresrs is good.
I Adyfcss from Hat.eras Inlet report sl.at me
enhancement OF royt Hattersss k oo1npLeted
ano.ney COMPANY FOR be FIRST North o.
ArfllIeyy nas been raised on Hatterasf
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From New Orlean.-The Fight at Par,
Hudson Still Going an

NEw 1oRK June 92.-The steamer Locust
Point, from New Orleans, ON the 18th, arriy ed
here to- night. She brings news whatever
The purser r-r"rts thar pothins had been re-
eaiycd from Port Hudson, except that the tight
ing continued there. no one knowin:, the result
The toW-boat Boston, was captured by the
rebels on the 9Th inst, near Pilot Station, and
they subsequently captured the bark I.annox
from New York for New Orleans, burning the
vessel and cargo, and carrying OFF Capt. Cole
and two mates prisoners. The crew s;lnd
passengers Were allowed 70 go ashore in the
bark's loGg boats At the light house. The tug
Leyiathan went in pursuit OF the Boston. but
could not find her
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Fronl Pensacola

NEW foHE, june e5-fhe steamer Thames,
from Pensaeoia on he lish, arrived here 20
night. Among her PASSENGERS are Captains
BOyce, Washburll and brown, Surgeon Kim
ball, Lieut. prescosard e. discharged soldiers
of the 18th Maine regiment
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Another Inyasion of India ua

C1Fu7NEA7I, june 22.--Abcut SO rebels
crossed The river yestsrday in the netshbofss
hoodO Leavenworsh into rTsdSnra& and thts,
morning they had -eachsd tsseih 10 oranees
eoanty, Tor the psypose, II y sAso, 81 t1yniEx
the hri6eee Of he Onie sne M,sssssipni Rsl;-
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OUARr1RMAsrEa GENERALS oyg1cE

~ nUARf1RMASfE2 6ENERALS OFPICE
VI WAsaISsYoS CRY. March I9, ISs.
OHnefs OF steam vessels are invited to send 10 tbe
9usrterms-ster Generals Once tenders for their
charter sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions OF the
vessels, their dirnenbions, enrolled registered
tonnage, actusl Carrying capacity. lasterial,
whe kher coppefed, whether side-wheel or pro-
pellers, neither iron or copper taste ned size and
rower OF engines and bciIers; and should state the
pYice At which they are offered for long or short
charter, with the estimated value of the vessel In
ease Of loss, or In case the Government should
prefer 10 purchase instead 81 oaarterinS.
Owners al steam vessels already in the service OF
the CoHrtermasterB Department are requested 10
Inaks known 70 the Department sny reduction in
tssir present rates which they may be willing TO
Grant, and also the Price At which they viii be
All sueh tenders should be addressed 70 the
QuArtermaseer General of TIE United States at
Washington, and should bs endorsed Proposals
for charter ol GALE OF steamers
When received, they win ba eoB1i idered, and tha
Department. viii enfeavor to reduce ths heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and waters, by substituting. Thersyer it
can do 40, cheaper vessels Of equal capseity for
fAose now empioyed. II. y. MKiHS.
mar = 3m QuartsrnaS,er General.
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tune G-AW I'm
DRopoeALs EoR GOAL AND WOOD.

f1HUPOtALS FJN UUAL AND WOOD.
ppPlRrxEsr or re IRTFaIoR,l
june Jtb l@tj.
SsaIED PROPOSALS will BE- received a. this pa-
partment untfl II o'clock on r1es.sy, the SlIh
inst.nt for furn shlng for the .! ,b.a Deps.t-
Inent and the dihere 1t branches thereof
45o tons Coal Of the kind, aid equsI 70 the best
quality, OF Baltimore cal Go n psAY g CSAl
50 tons best quslity Red stb Coal.
100 cords best seaSn,ed OAK Wood.
IL cords best Be Pipe WOOD.
To be delivered al such times al in sa4h orao-
Tres during the season 80 may ~ vbut-1
The Department reserves the tight - rea'tiye lle
successful bidder to Increase she ahoye cSsS.sty
one hall ct any lime durina. the scG-1n.
samples OF the roai II o. exhibited 70 ThorIss .
Fond, IN charge Q! he frrnates and any ocIisrry
Gf the aeope not ~ stists-t)yy TO n. - ION il
charge Of The furnace. E III Re Felr ted
thfactory n!raD selDepts must Dc Dgle roT tho
correct measurement of eceh
Bonds for the faithful rerf4ru-anea al the con
tract, in doU bic The amount, will te yeaV3-.l.
Proposals TO te addressed 20 the SECEsr,a NJ cr
fHR lSTERloR. and endorsed "PTo pcssIs f8- C0ai
and WO4dD ~ e-aa.9v
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An ExcEL LINT TONIC.
A IN HOG HINCES.h


ROMAINHB CRIMEAN IIfTERs
have always refused 70 SELL any of the CON-
pfouRo known as tonic bittars. as believe saarn
TO be generally ipturions and cor POSED osaslete.
mean Btteys. b&cked bythe certificates Of Doctors
Chiffon and Poble Of New YoTA Il have ne lie site.
fion In recon meBdine them to nay friends and
eustemess siA RREDNRIC 4. O0zZENH. 9 =
Wine Merchant, New York, and .
te i&ae2~ Pennsylvania avenue, Washinaton. s
Va sis gCYrHEs AA$3 7E
w ALbR0N gaslish erass and Grain ssythss
for sale By WARD pnofHHRs,
10. $ South Calvert street,
NnX4ODnoHe. "a large assortment or Pyinos 4
W Oo,'s Msledeons heye just leen YsseSve6 . ~
mus5e H1eys q ". q. kQxzuD03y nT
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METROPOLITAN tAAL

METROPOLITAN HALL,
PsNT. ArfFuE, Bk-vPyN l,TB ASD prH sSasRr
TAk C0ckAsT PLACE SRE CITY,
YkW kE6AS NMKHT
0vT OELtbIArED
FAhLOE OPERA CUMPLFI
FuR sECE sEAsu,g.
SCENES. AIRS,
IuBFTs. FRBrs
WHOLE 4cTs,
GB sBs Aosg PcypLa
ITALIAN
Ea6LIsR OPERAS.
EEIELI4kr COS1EEES
BGD
TPLL 0ECRBsTHA!
e% Fhis eeiebratsd conn ptny has wcn host OF
admirers during Its stay a. New York, Philsdel-
phia, etc. Therefore. the FRIENDS Of music tkoaId
lot miss the opportunity now presented q enjoy
Ing q tew evenings amusement
ASmnsi OIL 20 cents Opened at clock.
HkNZE l. MERkLEIN,
I'm
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Missouri State Affairs,

ST. LoUIe; June 2o.-Ths Dec.cgres:'s ! Spring
Hello dispatch says the Jerks OF Assembly have
~pa.ied up thc journals OF bo.t Houses, and
places thsln IL the hands of :, copp-rhead
treasurer. The law says they shall b. d.
posiied with :le Secretary OF State. The IIr.
also prov ides tina: lie puble PRIMER shall baNs
:.n Official copy ofeach days pro. .ee,tinss Of The
Legislature, which has no. been complied
with. The clerks pretend to n~ider IT,. As-
seRbiy yet in Session. These journals are
public proIertS, ana 1pen by law u al, even
v lie he 81 house is In Session
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CANTERBURY NALL.
LOuKSIANA AV.. HEAa GxrT s1.ssR.
THE MUSIC HAIL or FRE WORLD.
una0nsss l' the srss;sss & : t;}s ssnsinstsen OF
ever smb, assl in one orssuioation.
THE COOLEST HALL IN TIM CITY
A MA6NlFICBNT ELL
NEW ORIGINAL DsAMA,
New sensAtional Drama IN ens act,
YOUNG AMERICA AND OLD IRELAND;
ZOE DON CORRESPONDENTS IN CAMP
PADDY MURPHY iof the Irish Co.,.
0If81oe Ue0rS u, 4da>on
MISS EVA BRENT.
GncenAaAiy the most 'trac I've Songs tresy on the
American stase.
'''a 4 aiss ies T4ss Pc
IStRIAeED ATTRACTIONS.
First week of the celebrated Clse Dancer.
MR. HARRY K1LLY.
Prom the principal II usis halls in Len6on
First week OF the lovely Danseuss
MISS ELLA WERNER.
Yirit week oftAs sharoins Bpsnish Ballet;
Lbs INTRIGUE DIsPAGNE,
Id when eAe Court or Beauty fppeays.
GRAND MATyNEE
RkXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Admission % and 60 eenss. Private box es boding
sfx persons -. Doors open 1t y, O'Clock. Pew
foYnanse ato.
vARIETiE8i VARIETIES!
IIontns Psnnsyivsnia arenas aSd Ninth Sc
Fis0 ssnnons Stage nsnsser and Awe ssr issr
NEEp COOL,
LIGHT, AIRY AND COMFORTABLE
GSrsoIs success Of the beautiful Scottish Night
hIBs AGNES sUTHRRLAND
Re-ensagsment for one week only of
MISS NELlIE H0WARD.
Who win appear Nose for the last tune but one
in the great local drama of
A GLANCE AP NEW YORK
N!o r;oreN 40. nose
L11sIe helolpg ss. ........---. LIE.
Other character by the area. Dramati, .om-
paBy Together witt the regular Concert Hal
perfor.l aDee, consisting of
NEGRO RARCES, BURLESQUES.
DANCES. PANrOHIAEs, eoNGH, kc
hEkKEA SMITH, WA BUDwoRrH,
HAIRY LESLIE, LIZZIE pIELnfXe
WEDNESDAY
kiDIES' FASRIOSlBLE ia TIME
Raen the great Drama of"A Glance - New York"
will ba played.
Prises-2s and 50 eenss. Private boxes Ss.
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ERAED CONCKkr TWICE WEEE-every
N MONDAY and fHC RSDAY AEFERN0N-by
the Washington City Rrass Band, Mr.. Tpoisi,
leader, st Mr. FREDERICK MARTINS Lager
Beer Gsrdep and Restaurant, East cspito. street,
corner Of 5th. te len
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SEEnNn ni.rar,..t

JhftkEsoN CTTY. june GIN convenlcn
10 day h-. Drake Introduced 4 rcsolA .iGn pro-
yidinG for IN election by The people, the Sta.e
officers on the 10th ot October pesg Ia serve Ill
Mex general election, November IS 1854 A
substitute wac offered extending The lime OF
election 70 November next. The matter has
been under discussion AL Gay, but the can,en-
uoE adjourned withens acting. Meetings are
einE held alt over lie State faSorE 2 ilnnaedi-
ate emancipation ana the election Of STATE
officers by tue people TIE con vcnIon rnini-
mcLsly passed resola lions IiL,. expulsion OF
Prince J.. II Hudgins for dislayai:y
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ID To BUILDERS.
EOPOSALS F0R BUIlDlNt+ 4 STATIGg
HQIsg ElR Met RQYQI ITAE PlILCE

HOUSE FOR hHTROpOLITAE POLICE
MAYORS OFFICE. Washjn ton, June N YsSl
Sealed Proposals, emu 1rsed :. Building Commit
tee on Station Houses will be received st tHe
Msvors OfBee until FRIDAY June asth, 8, II
o.sIoek M. for the sreetion and completion of .
Station House, TO be located N0rth Il street,
between 10th and 2ist streets.
An oath of allie sisnee must accompany each bid.
The plans and speciiestons OF MassEs. CirIss
snd ksm-nerhueber, Architects, ssn be seen snd
sili BE- explained ct the Mayor ofhce, from this
opfe.
The isht TO deefipe any all the proposals il
reserved If deemed for the interest OF the C0rpo
ration.
Ample security for ,hs faithful yerfor N snee of
the contract viii bs required from the suceesgful
bidder RICHARD WALLACH. MAYOR,
JOHN IL. SEAMES
President Board of Aldermen.
ASBURY LLOYD,
President Board OF Common Council,
ie l5 let Building Committee.
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