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THE SIEGE OF yICkSRURG.

Everything Progressing gFavorably-John-
ston's Movements MyStery-FcderaI
Prisoners Captured at MilIiken's Bend
Hung-R RetaliatOry Measures to be Taken
MEMPHIS, June 26, via CAIRO, June 90
AdviCes from Gen. Grants army up TO noon
of the 22d inst, says the siege is progressing
vigorously.
On the Goth cannonading was kept up from
morning till noon by the army and navy, but
ELECTED no reply.
A large number of buildings was DESTROYED.
but beyond that it was not ascertalned that
much damage was done.
Deserters report that the Tennessee and
Georgia troops are much dissatisfied, and talk
of refusing to fight longer.
Johnston'S movements are still wrapped in
mystery. He was last reported moving South.
His forces have all been Withdrawn beyond
the Big Black.
Gen. Taylor is said to have hung all the Fed
eral prisoners taken at Milliken's Bend. Re-
taliatory measures will probably follow.
Very heavy rains have fallen in the vicinity
All the streams are overdowing, and very few
movements on either side are made.
John Park. Conservative, was elected Mayor
of Memphis yesterday.
ISECoND pIsPATCH.l
WALNUT HILL, NEAR VICKsBURG, June o.
The rebels are in front Of Sherman on our left.
They came out of the works Monday night and
temporarily drove our pickets from the rifle
pits, but were driven back by our batteries 1t
is thought they are feeling their way to cut out
or send messengers in the melee.
There has been considerable firing along the
lines to-day. Siege guns are arriving in large
numbers. Ambulances were sent out for our
wounded towards jackson on Sunday. On the
return to Big Black, the bridges having been
burned, they turned back at Edwards's Station
No rebel camp nearer than that point.
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
Details of its Advance-Several Battles
With the Enemy-A Whole Rebel Di.
vi Ouf cd

Details of its Advance-Several Battles
With the Enemy-A Whole Rebel Di.
vision Routed.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-The Republicans spe-
cial, dated Headquarters Army of the Cum ber-
land, Beach Grove, eighteen miles south Of
Murfreesboro, says:
A forward movement of Gen. Rosecrans's 8
army commenced on the 9th. Continued heavy
rains made the movements slow, but they have
been satisfactOr
vance have been pushed back with severe
punishment.
Col. Wilder's mounted infantry had severe
skirmish at Horers Gap on the 24th, driving
superior force OF infantry, and inflicting loss
of several hundred Ill killed and wounded
while our loss was only forty or fifty
Gen. Willich's brigade, the advance of Gen
McCOokS corps, drove two regiments of in
fantry and battery of artillery from strong
position at Liberty Gap, 13 miles south of
Murfreesboro, on the oath, suffering q loss of So
On the afternoon of the 25th fight occurred
at the same place between a rebel division
under General Clayburn and Generals Will
lich's, Wilder's and Carter's brigades After
an hours action the enemy was completely
routed, leaving their dead, part of the wounded,
and some prisoners in our hands. Our loss is
fifty killed and one hundred wounded, inclu.
ding fourteen officers.
General Mitchell's cavalry routed a body of
rebels on the Shelbyville pike on the 23d
The troops are in high spirits, and eager to
meet the enemy. s...--r
The plan of the rebels is not deyeloped. but
the indications are they will not give battle
this side of Duck river.
Our advance arrived at Manchester on the
27th. e...-.-
killed i'll the fight 1T Liberty Gap, and tnat
Bragg reviewed the troops there FEW hours
before the fight, and that Generals Hardee and
Stewart witnessed the engagement
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FICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH
III TEGTGN

O6kee ChSg Qnorfeymassey, May %, 1888.
DEALHss III AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN sszDs, &c., are requested to furnish this oes
price lists of the various articles of their trade.
Tie same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS n. GREENE, Chye Quartsrmsstsr, De-
parsment of Washington. my 2n
PRovosT AARsHAL GENERALS OsPIos, I
WAsEIEGToE, May q, I66S.S
NoTIoE.-Tbs attention Of au officers who have
been honorably rged on account of wounds
or disability, and who desire to enter the service
In tho Invalid Corps, is called to the provsions Of
General Orders. No. lo5, Of 1865, from the War De-
partmsnt, published In the papers throughout the
country. Such officers are requested to comply
promptly with the provisions of that order, and
to send their written applications ~ therein pro-
vided for positions in the Invalid Corps, tstatins
the character of their disability With as little de-
lay possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General Of the State in which they may
be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshsl GEN
eral viii at once fofwafdrn with his,
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Warrington.
Officer. for the Invalid Corps win be sppointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers re CURED
BY General Orders No. lo5, of 1883. from War Depart
ment. Their pay and emeluments will commence
from date OF aoes ptanee Of such appointments and
commands TO which they may be ASH aned.
JAMES B. FRY,
my q Provost Marshal General.
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FROM TENNESSEE.
A Skirmish Between our Advance and the

CINCINNATI, June ga Murfreesboro dis
patch dated 2Sth inst, says:-In a skirmish on
the oath and 25th inst, at Guys Gap, between
an advance of McCook's force and rebel
brigade, our loss was 225 in killed and wound-
ed, including Capt. Waiter. Lieut.. Thomas,
bo Martin Jones, OF the same regiment was
wounded.
An Indianapolis dispatch says:-The Union
Democrats have issned d,aa an address TO the de-
mocracy, and have called mass meeting TO
be held there August 18TH.
Over ]. .0O0 troops are in Sullivan and Greene
counties enforcing the enrolment and arresting
ueSerters.
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A Gunboat Reported Capture ed By the Pirate
Florida.

NEW YORK, June 29.-HaIifax papers TO the
27th have been received per the Shannon. The
Reporter, of the 26th, has the following:
The brigantine Golden Rule, which has ar
rived here, reports that ON tae passage oui she
passed an American gunboat, name unknown,
short of provisions. She says she was taken
by the confederate privateer Florida Also
that on the 18th OF June, on the passage 70 Hal
flax, she was fired at TO heaye TO by the Feder.
al gunboat Tuscarora. An officer came on
board and examined the ships papers He
said they were in search OF the gunboa. thai
boarded the Golden Rule.
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Skirmish in Western Virginia.

CINCIHNArI, June 29..The Gazette has in
formation that seventy five m Ell of the Second
Y Virginia cavalry were sarpised by two hun-
dred and fifty rebels on Low Creek, twenty
miles above Camp Piatt, Western Virginia.
Twenty nine men and forty five horses were
cantured. None killed or wounded. The
rsbeIs lost two killed and three wounded
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ASSISTANT QUARfgRKAsfER's OFFICE,
Forose Depog.meat, Cor. 6 and 22d streets,
n n ANril IS

F01ots btSa;mest, Co. qra e. ssd 1sstsss
oSs sRd t5Sss sss ass Il
Ibis Depot, to be delivered at the Rairoad Depot,
The, proposals. to be addressed to the under.
hEped, and they should state the quantity of
ssSh article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for Eve thousand
ths iHtersa OF the &cvernmens to ooDtrset for io
AN sEsIn :. be p1t in good sacks Of soout two
The Hay and straw to be securely baled.
All Grain and Hay offered to be gu bject to rigid
Contracts win be awarded from time to time to
he lowest responsible bidders, the intere Of
required for the faithful fu ment of ANY contrset
MADE under this sdvertlsement.
PAYMENT to be msde at the e1mPtsStnlon aSn OF the
ap lT-Sm Captain and A Q. NJ. U. s. A.
UARTERMAsTEE GENERAL 2 OFFICE,
Owners of Vessels se invited to- send nd to tn.
ouartermaster Generals Cfice tenders for their
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their diInensions enrolled re zistersd
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, material,
peners, whether iron or copper fastened size and
power of eng mes and boilers and sho1ld state the
charter with tae estimated value of the vessel N
case Of loss, or 10 case the Government should
Owners ef steam vessels already in tie service Of
the Qusrtermsster's Department requested 20
MAKE known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may bs willing to
grant, and also the price Ct which they will be
willing 10 cell them
All SUCH tsnders should he addressed 20 the
Qasrtermaster General of the Z nited Stajes, 1t
Washington, and shonld be endorsed Proposals
for ch arter sale of steamers" T."
hen received, they viii be considered, and the
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tidewaters by substituting. wherever Il
can do so, cheaper vessels Of equal capacity tor
4hose now employed. NJ @. MErGS.
mar q SIN Qusrtarmaste General.
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E5-There is a Lieutenant in Grants army
named Foster, who is dead shot with q rifle,
and who, acting rs sharpshooter, has person.
ally killed more rebels, IL is said, than any
company in the service i'll that com,nand.
HF The police authorities OF Cacago have
refused to enforce the tagiaye slave lsg.
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EOR CAPE The safe and commedius
Il steamer MANHATTAN will .N-
commence her route, from Phila- -EaethszIN
delphia to Cape May, on SATUR- zEzzzzzs<an
DAY nth inst, and continue runnin on alternate
days during the bathing season. The Aaahsttan
is the largest and most convenient boat on the
route to Cape May, having about Atty state rooms
and every accommodation that passengers can
desire. Passengers leaving baltimore in the 8 80
Castle. e22-2w-
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PROPOSALS.
ROPOs AIS FOB AsEs.
DRrARrMEH7 or THE INTERIOR,
WApurrnTnn Juna o1t lSH


WASHINGTON, June I'D, 1861
6RLLeD PROPOSALS will be received at this
CspaT ent, until u O'Clock II. on Friday, the
third day of July Esxt, for furnishing ana Oon
strucin the Gases for Models in he north saloon
of the Patent Once building, inc ,.ding all mate
Msls and work n snship, except the irsn piissters
of the lower tier of eases tie stsirwnYs and the
IaiTlnRs. These will be furnished ny the Govern
msnt, Iut it will devolve upon the contractor 70
put them up
These Gases will he similar in form and eonstrus-
Eon to those of the west wing, but the lum bsr
must be Of the best quail ity, Well seasoned, and
free from knots and khahes, and the work must be
done in he best and nost workn snliks manner
he contractors will be required to furnish the
brass hinges and TO At them in; also to furnis
locks like those of the present Gases subject to the
direction as 1t regards the keys, of the commis-
sioner of Patents.
The VII ole worn TO be finished throughout with
four coats Of paint posed of the best pure lead
ground in OIL The glass must be equal In every
respect to that of tha in the West Saloon and
must be well bedded and braided and left clean
and whole on the completion Of the oontr6ot.
The plans may be seen at the Office Of the Archi
tcs Of the o. Z. Capitol Extension, on the east
CaTito Square every day, Sundays excepted, from
. .. m to p. m. .---s-.-. So"
The Department reserves the ris ht to reject any
all Of the bids it eonhsders to the interest Of
the Gov, rDrftnt to do go. All bids must bs ad-
dressed to the Department of the Interior and en-
aoTsed Proposals for Gases for the q. 9. Patent
0fise." The said bids will be opened at Ia o'clock
the aforesaid Sd day of July, in the presence
of such Of the bidders may see proper to attend
3e e. dtd
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METROPOLITAN HALL

METROPOLITA HALL,
PEEE. AVENUE, BETWEEN llrH AND 18th STREET
THE COOLEST PLACE THE CITY!
NEW ENGAGEMENT
OFT oELEBRAT
PARLOR OPERA COMPANY.
FOR A SHORT SEASON.
SCENES. AIRS,
DUETS, TRIos.
WHOLE ACTS,
Or THE Mosr POPULAR
ITALIAN.
ENGLIsR OPERAS,
BRILLIANT COSTUMES
FULL ORCHESTRA,
ss-This celebrated company has won host of
admirers during its stay at New York, Philadel
phia, etc. Therefore, the friends of music should
not miss the opportunity now presented Of enjoy
ing few evenings amusement.
HENZE Il MERKLEIN,
I'm
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DROrOsALs FOB WOOD AND COAL.

PosT OYFIoR DEPARTMENT
WAsHIEGrON, June ~, la6S,
SEALRP PROPOSALS will be received BY the und ex-
signed until l2 o'clock M., on Wednesda ~ the sth
day Of July, for furnishing for the use OF thfs
Department
40 tons .24o lbs to the toni Of the best " alta
Ash Goal, furnace size
30 tons Red Aah. same size and
$50 cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
Parties viii be at liberty to bid for the Wood
and Goal together, or for either one separately,
and their bids will be considered aoeordinEly.
SstHfSetOry arrangenente must be maze 10 So
cure TO the Government full wei aht and asure.
The Wood is to be corded ana rnss su-sd upon
the premises, and one half is tc De sawed into three
pieces and the other half IN TO two, and all TO be
piled away in the cellar.
The Oeal is to be slowed ava, in the vsults,
which are very accessible.
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidt nee can be furnished OF the reliability and
loyalty of the parties.
Samples of Coal, such a. Is desired, can be seen
BY calling upon the su psrintendent.
:, Payments will be promptly made after the do
livery of the fuel.
Proposals should be addressed to the under.
Coal. :" JAS q. HALLOWELL,
1e24d Discussing CLERK Post Office Departm snt
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"AR BIPARTMANT
w WLsH1HaToH, January Is, 1858.
In osrsequsnoe Of the pressure Of business at the
War Departm snt, passes for eitisens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac win bs given at tho once OF
Lieut.. Col. OoERAD, 132 Psnnsylyania avenue
above Einstesnth street,
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I UhBER! LUMBER H15O, 900 feet of assort-
.hasers. Inquire OF g. B. CHUROH. 18th street,
between =. M haryls avenue and streets, Island.
IT,. STONE.
Or ssls R;n st our sepo. in asors.soxn 900 feet
sqs sudns e al at
Dress sILsBY L Co.. throush post ohhce, George
town. je "a cost
F1sH1s PATEfT nGsS oI}l qookIES ok 4 3. LAMPS FOB
500 ssoGff e
for seaiers die rGst a
BARRIERS, dc. Call and Sec.
je 14-lw' 476 7th ST., Agent for Washington
EOREsT GROVE HOUSE,
L SCHOOLEY,S MOONTAIN SPRINGS,
The above popuiar Hotel taSfs Is now ready for tn.
Summer m Season, having been thoroughly &AA
visiters to schooley's Nous tain Springs A;I
Owning the property and consequently NO rent u
win accommodate families and visitors at 81 low a
Taoe as s1rist regard to 'he reipectaoi ty ofthe
The direct route to reaph the Forest Grove House
is from Philadei phia by Newark or Jersey city, by
the Morris and Essex Railroad, to Hackettstovn,
AZ com uniea tons Is addressed to the undersigned
"i Hitn MSTHGws Proprietor
Il stables known So Smith Stables, sit ~
mated on leth street, near Pa avenue. con ~
Horses. Close Panel and 0pen carrisses, Top Fus-
esssfs s oSsss TsnSd and s Hsnsss s
Brides and other things necessary to complete q
R $
well to call and exam the stock II not di sposed
pubic the ist day Of August @ neXt at 70
a. m; To good tenant, the stsbles viii be let on
te a.tAngls HANLY d BROWN.
ID AXLEs, SPRINGS, &c.
Bar Iron and Steel, all sizes.
Carriage and Was eon springa, Spring Steel,
hxles, Axle Grease and Nuts,
Rubber Bouncers,
ALSO,
complete assortment OF Building Hardware.
We are daily receiving additions and will sell az
ns'ssii ,eas I'm oA"rs5IP al p q aseR1e. SeNs
p war MAPS.
HILP & SOLOMONS, Army Station ers, 332
Penn: avenue, have for sale large assortment OF
ssss ssS IN on and Pennsylvania,
b]oyd,s Map Of virginia,
" Richmond and vicinity,
:. l." Harbor and st. Helena
Military and H. 4. Map Southern States,
Coast Survey y Maps Of East 1 and M West Virginia,
river from Cairo to the Gulf, &c, DC, in
cases, sheets and mounted on canvas. je IS
~ GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
HR Following stages run from the KimInel
hsqss hsq,s eayr1 d syTrstss st
Ei,is. B, Bssnt9vn n G II nughesville h YSs
mel House every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at : 80 a. M, via Piscataway and Dunfeld to Port
Tobacco. A. +. klMMELL, Agent.
Washington, June ], 1868.
FTNHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS LINE STAGES
J. G. THOMPSON, has removed from Char
lotte Hall to B, where he means to keep first.
class hotel. Gentlemen and ladies travelling
this line can be accommodated in good style. Din
ner ready when the stage arrives, going and re-
49, ' J.C. THOMPSON. Proprietor,
ie2eolm T b, Prince Georges county. Nd.
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w. ID, bOE se sS. AehrnAt
Wedne sdsy1Ea ct light but ONE Of 5 essie % BroWn
sasnrdsy1b La Last night of the .. sson:
Grand Performance Saturday afternoon.
vARiETiE8i vARlETIESI
:. Fronting Pennsslvsnis ayenas and Ninth st.
Pits Simmons Stage Manager and Adysrti.es sisisss
81 fhhfh dSRS2ST
PATEET COOLERS EKEcrBD on THE Roo1
The friendly and gent enanIy si manager who .d-
yertises rs at bis own expense in his own adver.
but ct the same {. me pnf ua lightly. for "No1esty
always ch.raeteriEes Merit" We are aware that
our Iemsrkshlt success,
GREAT ART1sTs4nP ,,
causes sad havoc among other place Who are try
ing 30 divert our great patronage: Bat the publie
TIHS. More OF this anon.
The beautiful Scottish Nightingale,
MISS AGNES Sutherland,
DENNY GoFFAfHFF oFEk r1FFy AkR kRTs4s iR4ssr WILD
BIZ plsSEEs nas Ssfs; 81 SirSf 5s1mE,
BRILLlAkNETp AkEpsta5AR.A sftag53ARRAc71oNsf
LADIES' EzzSHH50TyARLE ziyHh9 MA7fNEE
.AFrERsecN s5THtPkSFi PkFtR5zfshiExrs ~ III
Priees-25 and 30 cents. Private boxes 81.
CANTERBURY HALL,
L2UIaIAfA sF AV: a.. IA, M sI1.H sSssw
THE STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
Always first in the field in engaging and bringing
PROF rEss1oNAL cEIGBRir1Es III KIT OF THE DAY.
Engagement of the celebrated Actress and
Miss LO UIBA WELLS,
wi" JACK H5ea' character Of
tas successfully PLAYED BY her in all parts Of th g
JACK SHEPPARD
THE LONDON H2oo'UsEBREAKrR.
GEO R. EDEsSE fHsESsrEP As bS sLUgsK1s
And she en tire great Dramatic Company in a ca st
hitherto uneqused in this city.
Continued aud uneaualed success of
MISS EVA BRENT.
who appears every night in a number Of her IN.
vorite Operatic Selections and beautiful
s,etch Ballads
First week of the pretty Danseuse
MISS FLORA WELLS.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
viii appear In magnificent spectacular ballet. un-
der the direction of Mons. szollosy,
BON -CHON- -TON-LONG-TAW;
THE FESTIVALS OF CHINA.
The very laughable New Negro Farce,
TEN DAYS IN THE OLD CAPITOL.
All the Great Coined and the Great Ethiopian
Cerps.
SATURDAY. July4,
TWO GRAND ENTERTA INMENTS,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
six persons S.. Doors open st 71a O'Clock. Per
forHaDce at 3.
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GRAND CONCERT TWICE WEEk-eyery
the Washington City Brass Band, Mr.. Trotsi.
leader, at Mr.. FREDERICK MARTINS Lager
Beer Garden and Restaurant, East Capitol street,
cerner OF 9Th. je Lin
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7 UHBER! LUMBER H15O 900 feet of assort-
IL ed White Pine and Hsmlock Boards and Lun-
Der for sale lew for cash In lots to suit pur.
shssers. Inquire of g. B. CHURCH, 1lth street.
between Maryland avenue and streets, Island.
60 IU<
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q ID R
IL LU NJ b Ri
The undersigned is now in receipt of two cargoes
of assorted Lumber which will be sold cheap for
cash at his Wood, Coal and Lumber Yard, corner
~ street and the canal.
Je l7-2w@ GEO L.. SHERIFF..
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TN WEST END NOTICE.
HE Public now be supplied with Paints.
Oils, Varnshes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes,
&c, by calling at
MOORE's West End Drug Store,
ip II at 113 Penn
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.-MR NJ
IVERS would inform the ladies of Washing
ton that she has taken rooms st No. 3S7 Ninth,
near /. where she is pre- epared to answer all ca ia
for Dress Making Work done promptly and in
the most fas hionable style. Patronage solicited
and satisfaction guaranteed. n. B.-Machns
stitching done to order. Je 27lys
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gTHHE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS OF WASH
L ington are particularly invited to call at Odeon
Hall, corner of Al street and Penn. avenue, and
examine the large and splendid stock of Coats
prices SO low that you cannot fail to buy ii you
need any article in our line We snumerate in part,
fine Black Frock and Dress Coats of genuine French
Cloth, and made and trimmed in the most approved
styles; Black and Colored Cassimer Pants of the
finest quality; Marseilles, Grenadine, Cassimer
and Linen Vests, very large stock. Cur stock OF
light and dark summer Csssimer Coats, Pants and
those who would combine eie gance with economy.
In the line of Military Clothing We have the largest
wishing an elegant and superb uniform can be &C.
commodated to his entire satisfaction and at very
reasonable prices. fine stock of Linen Goods,
Cassimer Over shirts Of the best Quality White and
Gelored Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Gloves,
Goods, &C., &c. W1ESEEFELD d CO..
je 26-7t Gdeon Hall, cor. Az st. and Pa ay
IChrOnicla cOuG i
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVEN o E near Wfuards' Hotsl
LIOEARp GROVER. ..---......... MAEAazR

LAST NIGHTS OF THE SEASON.
THIS Tue s1sy) EVHNING, June 80,
eetord and last night but of the ost effective
OF Dion BOuclcaults Spectacular Dramas,
JESSIE BROWN;
JESSIE BROWN
Oh,
THE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW,
TIIf RELIEF OF LUCKNOW
An Episode Of the eepoy Rebellion.
Susan Der in Observation-Disclosures. as. Jessie Brown
Isabel Ere. man Amy Cam pben
Charles Barron as. s.-.-...... Randall Maexre
J. Z Whiting ss--..-.-. .9eerdie Aaexreeor
r. W1lSf q kSt4h Mana SAhib
W H Box ee ss....--............... ss Lehmet
Harry Clifford as es............. Cor poraI Cassidy
"Wednesday-La st Eig ght but one Of Jessie Brown
Sat- rdey- Last night of the ~ ssou,
Grand PerformAn Saturday afternoon
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E>OR sALE-WEIFTLE'S PHOTOGRAPH GAL.
Il LERY, 53S 7th street west g ood reasons
given for selling. Win be sold complete or any
portion Of stock and fixtures to any one in the bus
mess. This 10 good chance for moderate invest
ment. Terms reasonable. For further particulars
inquire as above. IOhron.l lie U-lg*
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U STONE.
T. OR Bale at our depot in GEORGETOWN 900 feet
Heavy Blue Stone Plaxsing. Also on hand, at tn
qusrries. Building Stone Of all descriptions "A.
Dress sILsBY & co., throu gh post office George
town. 1e "a eoStt
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LAMPS FOB

EISHIS PATENT COOKING LAMPS FOB
Il GOAL OIL Oh GAS.
A good supply Of these useful stoves can now be
had at H. BAYLEY'S Lamp Oil Store, 476
Seventh street, opposite the Post Office sui table
for hospitals, families soldiers in camp, bach elors
arbers, DC. Call and see.
HENRY BAYLEY,
je 14-Iw' 476 7th st., Agent for Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-30

THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS LINE STAGES
L J. G. THOMPSON, has removed from Char
lotte Hall to B, where he means to keep first.
class hotel. Gentlemen and ladies travelling on
this line can be accommodated in good style. Dim
J.C. THOMPSON. Proprietor,
ie3eolm TB, Prince Georges county. Ma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-30

TTN II Is d y 3
DINING ROOM.
The New York Dining Reom. Ara 7th street, on
posite Pest Office. Open day and night Sunday
Inn