Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1866, Page 1

) “HE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCEPT SUMDAY,) = AT THE STAR BUILDINGS sruthwest corner of Penn’a avenue and 1110 strest BY W. D. WALLACH. — STAR is served by the carriers to their Fe nd im the City and Distric st Tan Uswre PER WaEE. Copies at the counter, with or without wrappers, Two Cents each. Prics roR Maiixo:—Three moths, Ong Deller ond Fifty Cents; six months, Sires Dol- jer; one year, Five Dollars. No papers exe sont from the office longer than paid for. Tee WEERLY STAR Paver | VS. XXVIEE. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1866. N&. 4,156. _—One Dollar and a Half a Yeer. s OLOTHING, &o. INSURANCE COMPANIES. | i v TELEGRAMS, &c. CONGRESSIONAL. The Western Union Telegraph Gompany’s SENATE.—Yesterday afternoon, previous to I. M4?24ttax i ines, a e } ‘img’s Straits and points on the Rassian ae oaed ie Sean —— ington enerally that I have z 46 STREET, ~ pany Dow organized or authorized to be or- and the pablie g “~ sags coniggion City. - h expedition, sailed on the steamer, ac- d the of ‘State of th: — om" T LIGHTER, Agent. | mort jar escent extant. a . ganized ander laws of any of the I steamer Wnigbt sailed from San Francisco the adjournment, the Senate passed the bill to ‘EB INSURANCE American coast lonel Charles Buck- | ~ ‘This pil vee Shit iy eaorinn. a I OH Count P. Anossoff, commis- | {)pion, shall have the right toconstruct, main- " cy Wash LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK | BERETS PUAeR AES 00.08 or a ‘A FEW YEARS a Suns 9; for’ Pettopaulowski, and. thenes to aid in the construction of telegraph lines, an would respectfully announce tothe citizens of Lee eas age Wy he Bee ae i provides that any telegraph com- SURELY, STEAD. sioner of the Russian Government to the tele- | ta; d operate lines of telegraph through graph company, and Thomas W. Knox, author | ang F any portion of the public is of the OFF1OE No. 1, over Bank of Washington, SUCCESSFULLY, and journalist, and formerly connected with | United States over and along any of the mi > BY OG SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU —._ { the Associnted'Press. Count Anossoffremains | tary or post roade of the Untied Gone wnt SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1837 3s CURING m mete a be pin ete For a4} have been or may hereafter be declared suca 300 and will pro! mee! ver ne % a , under, Consisting of SOnPLUe Find. SBs0:000 every caso of Kipxay Dimas, Buxvaatien, | ot the mouth of the Amoor river early in iia Bad ato ny tn dang gg .f v D A t. Colonel Knox will ac: y him the navigable streams or . of bee mee Light and Brown } 4 gene Property of all kinds insured for @ year or lees | Graver, Uninary 18ORDERS, WEAKNESS and ugust. Colonel D accompan: States: Provided, That such lines of telegrap igntand Brown % pertod. to the Amoor, and proceed thence overland to bail be constructed and mai Ligne and Brown Cass. Suits, | Builders’ risks granted om the most favorable | P4xs in the Back, Femate OomPLaints and . 2 ed AS Hot to ‘St. Petersburg. The company’s barks Ciara bstrn. strean a annel Suits, overEs arising from Bxcxssxs ov any Kisd. | B11, Palmetto, Rogers, and Corea have ait eres ox tnnetoee wear the ordinary travel ba “a chars? . one totheir various points. The Golden Gate int roads. And said cor- ne BI Flannel Suite, AMS. Freddent. onan Heppner mesat ~ Nightingale Will'sail ns saon ae the aan | 0 such mi Tp ed peer iz aid cor- Fine Bi s of 5 ¥ snow ‘ terial they are waiting for arrives. 5 such public lands the necessary stone, Light and Fancy Cass. Pants and Vests, ta" TAKE N@ OTHER BUCKU. A serious dispute has arisen between Gov- | timber, and otber materials for its posts, piers, Sighs ond Fours Cass. pene w . Bold by all Apothecaries. Price @1. D. BARNES | ernor Kennedy and the Legislative Assembly | Stations, and other needful use in the con. Light and Fancy —— . ; eee 2 struction of said telegraph, and may pre-empt nd Brown Linen Duck Saite, é Wont oa. & 00,, New York, and BARNES, WAED &00., | about the Ansnctat poadition ~*~ see caleny pt | cag use auch portion of the unoceapied pub. Milt raed Brown Linen Duck Suite, The Di tn Georgetown are suthorized"by | New Orleans, Southern Agents, BUBLEIGH & Miran Nad poms Seem ment aeking, with | lic lands subject to pre-emption tbrough White snd Brown Linen Duck Suits, the Board to renew policies and take risksin | ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass., which its said liues of telegraph may be k Cloth Frock Ovsats aview to retrenchment. that the colony be Fine Blac! cat be Bt fi ts st: 8, J 3 hess ry ABEL G. DAVIS, Sec'ry, | General Agents. feb104y | united to British Columbia, believing that one | {ccsted as may be necessary for its stations, lack Cloth Frock Qoate, Se eee ee ee goveroment is sufficient for both colonies. t neem nee eee, Couey, A MODEEBN MIRACLE! Complete official returns from the Oregon =o om that TSeibnil toameonee treBisek Pants and Vests, AMUSEMENTS. Digh eee aad oie eae roe and voce, from | cvection give the Yollowing Republican ma- | between the several departments of the Gov. ¥'1+Bisck Pants and Vests, 7MmOnen ee. s«*sspenioo for " jorities:—Mallory, for Congress. 555. Woode, | ernment of the United States and their officers Fin: Bisck Pants and Vesta. eR ee i HALL’S VEGETABLE 327. The remainder of the State ticket re. | and agents shall, in their transmission ove Youths: and Boys’ Glothin oes i SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. - celved a still larger majority The «Lezista. | the lines of any of said companies. have pri- Youths ‘s’ Clothing. rfect and miraculous article. Oures st » Sena te ority over all other business, and shall pe sent CAPITOL HILL. Pie Le * ter General; that the rights and privileges W 1it«Linen Bosom Shirts, Dancing every MONDAY commencing at 2 0’cl’k ry and wiry hair into Beautifnl Silken Tresses. AVOE: ? hereby granted.shall not be transferred by any Shirts ‘ y y White Linen Bosom 5 os my $3 im" But sbove all, the great wonder is the rapidity Supreme Court of Pennsylvania ren- - ay nder this law t her White Linen Bosom Shirts, bs nee Wane = | withwhich it restores @aay Maik 10 (Ts OR'GINAL 4 fre treat | COMPADY acting unc is law to any other > dered a decision m the Atlantic and Creat | corporation, association, or person. without Dri OFS. J. W. & W. P. KBEIS' Coron, por: js E ; Cafersicte cet Becwes. | one Uneit afew times and van! Western railroad case, declaring the Catawis- | the consent of Congres: Provided. howeses, rahi: DANCING ACAD! , Ni sa lease a good, valid, and legal contract, aud | That the United States may at any time after baat ta ern met ctropeliten Hotel toe Tret eeead Worst, looking hair, resumes its | thatthe Philadelphia and Erie railroad does | the expiration of hive years from the date of Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. youthful beanty. It does not dye the hair, but ° et the Atlant d Great We: 1 | the passage of this act, for postal, military, or Reck Ties and Searfs, Our Clasees will be continued during the Sum- | strikes at the root and fills it with new life aud | POt connect the Rene aed Greet Western pores —* Ursa t Beck Ties and Scarfs, mer, commencing coloring matter. railrosd with the Catawissa, notwithstauding | other putposes, purchase all the telegraph Beck Tics and Scarts, : TUE -DAY, MAY 29, 1866, It will not take a long disagreeable trial to prove | the difference in guage. lines. property and effects of any or all of said xD * the truth of this matter. The first application will Asevere thunder storm passed over Part- | companies tan appraised value, to be ascer- es do gond; yeu will see the Natenat CoLon retarn- | | hie! rebicinay alersnal: Ae SLA ed by five competent, disinterested per- GENEBAL ASSORTMENT % ing every day. an cow I araiecnenat : : * | sens, twooi whom shall be selected by the Friday afternoons, from 4 to 6 o'clock. EFORE YOU KNOW IT, bam, dy, thirty years of age, was istantly eral of the United States, two i the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair Kanes A a serey : , " or Gentlemen’s Classes, same evenings, from 8 to 10 ss dene, ahiton grace to lustrous, shining and | billed. and a girl f twelve re fatally, and interested, aud one by the o'clock. un old lady slightly, imyired vy a thander ted FURNISHING GOODS. For farther information, apply during the hours | beautiful locks. ‘ 1 y aeke ktitine + . 4 si of tuition. or address anoteto the Academy. my Ark for Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer: no other | bol! while they were sitting te A barn é = ead nae article is at all tike itin effect. You will find it in Livingston, belonging to S. G. Newell, was Financial and Commercial. ar ns taneunmagh os tae See DENTISTRY. | yu. 82, 83an zene tae Gon, | Comeau noses ee of ay eee ith HT asinese still prevails im the New_York ste New York stylesand — teen, heen + There arom py ences Be sure you Procare It sass aed 2 member of the Louisinna | *°C* market, but the Comme reial Adve - wed «garments. Thankful tothe public for pas ‘UM TEETH ON RUBBER PLATE, and re- | the geruine. manufactored onls by Gowen © HR nae tk < 2 pee iy “says. (iovermen’s are still 5 . 3 hua, NH. ‘convention of 1584, says itv dof , ie a the Kind of idle fevors, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the Giiacine png ee r= vets ‘ol Ss For sale by ag a2 Say non-residents, qrne were elect bhp gio ine iavestevent ped garay Sachgoned 4 1 | nt dol- gates liso tatenast Se and officers and men a) ter K ame. lars, warranted) W BARNES, 4th atreet my sep ion t fter the redemption of One ISS. : - | TWO BAD OASES OF PILES CURED BY DB | i: ix without legal ex Jerti® catesis completed, the Sec it epi nidiasmadiaty ckenwiuaceaae SS nie STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY: | tempt to reconvene it is Tevoluti ihe Sucasury ota va mie Chavon SHIONABLE CLOTHIER, eee ane vues Cemmetn, Writes 18 |=" ‘Aw bitempt was made wo rob the National | foeyeenn Five-Twenties are ay better FASHIONAB REMOVAL. the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he 2 YIE, DENTIST, lias REMoveD from | nas been troubled for eight years with an aggra. | Bank at Atlanta, Ga., on Thursday. While | Ten-Forties and Seven- jes are \ higher. PENNA. AVENUE, 0 Penn. avenue, ten doors. vated case of Piles, and his brother was discharged | the cashier was engaged $11,000) were abstract- | The supply of money is still largely in excess Great Discovery in Dentistry, rom the army as pacarele. (he being anite para- | ed from his desk. The cashier turning round, | of the demand. The rate on cal! loans is gen- my S1-Im Between 10th and 11th sts. Teach Extracted Without Pain, All per. yzed with the Piles.) Both thesedistreasing cases | sejzed the thief.and held him until he was erally 4 per cent. with exceptions at 5 per _— . Py reaps dB 2 — Af ~ . rece’ The Connecticut House passeda bill author- | current rates, in prespect of a still easier H BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL. rr ae ee Baber, Gold and fobp entakinnd, naan te cont inae teeasecbee | léing the Desby and Sinte Line rationed Srna Ganon, Peibe Paper is taken at 5a7 per cent., have Teeth, we have reduced the price very low, ‘ng that the most ‘avated chronic cases of Piles | alongside of the New York and New Haven | the tendency favoring sellers. Gold is again = ae be on and sie So as pet rig aig My ba BA kland’s Eile Seees? railroad to New York. peer a yes to 2 eer | oer selves. Iso, call and see the new and impre sol iste _everywhere. 1 o! y speculative holders ali man Siethod ot incerting Teeth. WATEN 2. OO; ORAS. OBRISTIABT, en DNGARCMITe eee t aoc cultian Guiles” SE ceouen aemeee: No. 260 Penn's avenue, between 12th and 13th | avenue and 60% Winth street. er ee ee a endian tae Of the Fenians | the premium, in the near prospect of the pay. Te je2 8. R. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist, A SUPERIOR REMEDY. who wentthere from Buffalo for trial. eoupene Ww arourest enter een ef And make a name and money too. \HE HOWLAND DENTAL ASSUCIATION, ‘We can conscientiously recommend to ary. _ The presentation of regimental flags to the pur buying up the gold as it comes out of He attended lectures, studied hard fet Ge CARDS MELE FLOOR Conon Be ae | Slate, which will take place in Philadelphia | PUFpose buying up the g on borrowed gold is And very quickly passed the board, of Pemusylvania svenue, extract potty. Teclver ree LIELUOUS COUGH BALSAM | on July 4, promises to be one of the graudest Pieper onal. pened omic: withowt pain or injury. by’ breathing Ni- ped i i oe eons. an affairs ever xnown in that city. : 1 Deseisiniel <a ~ ~ v trous Oxide, or Laughing Gas Price of extract. ai le to the taste. There is no doubt : From the Baltimore American's weekly re any patients could nm - ing inet Salen Ge cnt ook additional tooth | but the Mellifiucus Cough Balsam is one of the The Pollard affair, at Richmond, has been | yiew of the markete in that city we quote as jach dsy he sat, with saddened face, Gi. All kinds of dental work done at reasensoi, | best Preparations in ase, and.is all that ite propri | postpoued for judicial examination tll next | Jollows: Tew paversy len aivice Prices. jeottm* | stor claims tor ba wh ave sried it during 4 week. Flour.—During the past week therehas been Which changed his fortane in a trice. > tr Lmeah ds 3 The telegraph reports numerous Indian | 4 very limited inquiry from shippers aad the ch chang T. COUMBE, DENTIST, No. 249 9th street, It is prepared graph rep: N jents flocked from far and near, J between N and O streets, will fill . | By it, 0! tjurders and outrages near Los Angelos and | trade, and prices aré barely maintained for ‘And kept bins busy all the year: . ext insert TEETH om Gold AIK < ] Dre . Sold b : on the Colorado river. good fresh ground Flour, while common des- Men and women all deciare, ve ber, st moderate prices. Beat MAP TE'S Drug Store, and OHAS. OHWISTI- |", Kian was arrested at Savannab, Ga, on | criptions close fu.ly 25 cents per barrel lower No doctor can with him compare, used. my %-Im* 41'S, 317 Pa. avenue and 60% Ninth street. r 4 Ohio and Howard street brands are scarce, and t of his great success, — ‘00 98-Ly Thursday for passing counterfeit fractional th ‘oduction of City Mills flour has Pit reil you it you canvot guess; T 237 F oonu.u. “"SEORET DISEAsES. TT REE Te nT: | rratly Gocteued, Mate af the ie be Beene satt hom SMITHS OAK HALL, The * goof the MINBBAL | sawanrran Oo EASES tata, safe and | ,, The Now Hampshire House of Representa. | Ceased running: but the supply of northwest je got » suit from BM r PLA ETeEr, at personally at, effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable reme. | tives Thursday ratijied the constitutional | on four is fair, theugh the receipts show a SMITH BROTHERS & 00., his office in city persons can! Oe eee erent nen n ewe tofour days.and | Amendment by & vote of 3 yeas to 101 nays. | ‘aiiing off during the past few days Sales re, wear these teeth who cannot wear ' recent cases in twenty-four houra. No mineral, no Major Joseph Updegratf, of the 9th United orted include 1,000 barrels Godorus extra, ERCHANT TAILORS. i i I i Fe at poco aad Bo person can wear who cenpot wear Hitec shiners bape. andy, $7 ville to be taken. 4 States intantry, is dead. taken for yan aE. on private terms, ‘Ts’ 1 3 GOODS, i 3 oned. . = siniata ule dh Elaine understood to be S14; 200 barrels western win- GENTS GWuvisaixe @ 8. Sot dy gens oy oe sras be exposed. Male packages, @2; fe- E Waisky Fale people = = ae States ter wheat extra at $12: 600 barrels north westera ;. STH STREBT. sattoe who are partienlar,and wish the pu BAMARITAN’s Roov any Hras Jurces—A poritive | Consume a latge quantiy of whisky. it we may | <hring wheat do. at $10.50a81125, and too bar- 464 SEVENTH ST ‘ “ “est, cleanest, strongest and ETH wit | $29 vermanent cure for Spyhilis, Scrofata, Ulcers, | Judge from the report of the Revenue Com- | SEIS. mais super at $9.75 per barrel. Jost received the largest and finest stock © | ito: art can procure the MINERAL 1" will | Rores. Spots, Tettors, Bo Price ‘$1 % per bottle, | mission, which estimates the amount annually Grain—Since our last review some small BIROE GOODS ever ottered in the city of Waeb- | Le more fully warranted, ‘ Sold by 8.0. Ferd. See adverti TS | consumed ath galipn and s half foreach man. | jot of new Wheat have gue to Market ie, Hgten lisving secured the best ar Rooms in city—-No. 33% Pennsylvania avo.. a ie ‘woman and child in the country. British | . 2 “| we are prepared to make up in the finest style, and | boone Jn tals: Wth sts. Also, 987 Arch street, BRIAGE CELIBAG zr | America is not far bebind us, however, forse | HEStloty 100 bushels white Virginia. sold at 3-5 legs prices than any other establishment. Philadelphia. 0 M-ly MA AND © mn Kesay of ic i s. however, for i 7 8. B.'& Co. — Warning and Instruction for You en. Also, | consumes annually a gallon and a quarter for | °°? bat sales have since been made down to Diseases and Abuses which prostri the vital | each of the population. in Great Britain malt | 40 cemts. The advices from nearly all section= }DWABD DOLAN, Powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of | }; r si y | Of our State give a favorable report of the MEScHANT TAILOR, ghozs sPRine AyD SUMMER CLOTHING. charge in vealed letter envelopes. Agdress Br.J. | [iduors Prevail. for the people. whilst they d the market for old. Wheat exhibits Uoreer of Lith streetand Penus. ayenne, opposite . KILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, = 2 ” epression in consequ®nee. Corn has Witlards’ Hotel. pe SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK. Philade! . Pa. ‘8p 16-3m plows pod bee pace oes aoe rie ot Jess active and prices have declined 4.5 ites his friends and public to nearly a barrel of ale peer apiece, Russia Oats have moved very slowly, and EA assortment of We offer our entire stock of Boys’, Youths’ and | — eae ~~ | jethe greatest whisky-drinking country, the slose “y. N sactions in Rye bought for ~atPhtiNa cops, at reduced Childrens? PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. | consumption averaging more than two gallons et ee agbt f 4 o ING ces. Perfect Site warranted. Also, a fine stock | READY-MADE CLOTH annually for each of the inhabitants. isions—Very little business bas been pri Site wars a eo . “a eo aime yg GENTS’ FURNISHING GoObD: THe ExcLisd Ruvouu BiLk—Poringall the | OMe im this branch of trade since our last AND FURNISHING GOODS pe: TPONEMENT. 8. Give usscall. ANI > view of the market, but with re- oe at greatly reduced prices, and would ask an early THE GRAND Pic Nic > ing June 1oth the “ weekly review of the it > J. BEIBERGER, : <eiktn ceens dackcoadintibans oh lam vileen. sivectedtoonneeten > peabe Ch adh eld eld EE) duced stocks and small receipts, prices are > tneeeseor to H. F London & Co, WALL, STEPHENS & CO THURSDAY, 88tH Ixcro wr, e ~ rhe maintained for most descriptions CITIZEN'S AND MILITARY _ 4 Ar LO-FLERS GAR mse of Commons. The Opposition made | “Sugars—With large receipts and a moderate } “| MERCHANT TAILOR RES Fours. syque. * New York avenue Y efforts to lack incongraous amendments | inquiry our market bas been unsettled and Maropolitan Hotei, late Brown’ je 23-6tif between 9th and 10th streets, bas beén postponed on sc’ ount of the weather to | 70 iti—on one occasion coming within seven rather heavy. Transactions reported comprise 362 Pennsylvania ave 7 a MONDAY. JULY 2, 1866, Votes fof carrying their point. One of their | 5) hhds. English Island at 1l% cents, 5) nhds. my 1-tf Washi JAovEs JOUVENAL'S commencing at 30 clock p. m. ated Wee ihat a man owning land, without | Porto Rico at 11% cents, wad 323 hhds. good to MARBLE WORES, A splendid Band of Music will he in iter lence. a house, should have the right of suffrage, Mr. prime Peis Mite cea bm erie 5, Sood bo - 5 oe “ ~ : Gladstone accepted; whereupon, the Minister. Ss ar, are also stated to have changed Corner New Jérsey avenue and ¥ street, GBAND EXctRsION ial party divided, 74 of them regording their | hands, but the terms Lave been kept perceue N ADAME BROPERIE! 6 wonderful As- Near the Baltimore Depot. ON 4TH JULY, votes against the amendment. Both parties, trologict and Pianet — fi ry an Wostineten v arrived m Eurepe, w: remain in Wasnington short time. ‘Thie wonderful lady was bora with | All s naptnaenag. natural gift. She tells the past, presentand | MANTE: e bever known to fail. Sne Whisky—Prices bave further declined, and priisan? axl or ouyMoNT Were, at last accounts. marshalling their torces | +e week closes with au inhetive aur knee Y, MONUMENTS, or A ADES ¥ . for a grand struggle on Jnne Ith, when the | heayy market. Sales embrace some 75 bile, zecuted in the best manner, at short | Two fine Steamers will leave 7th Conservatives announce their intention of at- Pennsylvania, principally second-hand pack- causes love to | netice, and on the very beat terms. je 9-Sm* street f at 8a eect tempting the defeat of the Government. ages, at $2.25a82.26, 100 bbls. Western on pri- mal where it does not exist. She cau be —————— | ond 8 will leave vate terms, and 100 bbls. do.in small lots at ; Gl t 10 and 12 a. m.,end Sands URSTION IN LeGISLATION Decrpen.— | 2. et Seoanitsdon Marriages, losses. and the recovery USFIELD 8 CELEBRATED HAMS, A"fue Cotiilion Band is engaged for the ooce- | Ty QURETION cere Gis, Poles - | su2saszze strictly egabdgatial. Hours ot cousultation Scat | THE OLDEST AND BEST BRAND IN THE * Beirenmente ae ceases oe maiksioners case, on which | Chief gartice ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.—One of the thie Fesidence No. 409 10th street, near H street, BSTADKISHED Ife 1537. Singhe Gictictoe GE se Sts aad Dany, O1-50. | Le Monday, Ja wore pothing Aa herman sorts te Rilowlne ioe On Pane mats el Im inions of the Press: improper persons allowed on board, prevously remarked Governor Ward put his t rty of in namber, went to field was the frat to character to Wes- . @ party of negroes, six in na: > ie PF FE er.—Cin. Gazett 2 . 8) ND GRAND PIO-NIO Col - 5 of Nense river, at the mouth of Smith's creek, ‘burch, Capitol Hill. je 9-1 ital in quality and fle sor — Liverpool Albion. oL10 TOR a eB esaryeyer a a Ge Geena kee thirty miles below this city. The objet of the —, ere’ le wi . ah ey ro Be igh a ee ae CATHOLIO TOTAL ABSTINENOR Speakers’ and the Secretary of State's signa: | Sitaranrewerds erent wrancer one St OMe a amoetient @ favorites eS ae ey ve veers New eth 2s = Goorg etown, D.O., tures to an act; and that the joarnals of the ler, who was stopping there for the night. sae ong oasness. been vi ‘3 be a Rooms 452 roca bet. first premiums. imclading a medal from the Werld’s - UOLLEGE woods, me orontfs ated not a record paramount to these Upon entering the lower apartment, two of streets. sa Fair, 1851, and the United States Agricultaral Se- | known as atieatations bot ote “a the negroes rushed apor Mr. Mallerson, seized ame clety. 1857. Oured and for sale to the trade by SICK ORy NUT BILL, A Rewarp.—Judge Lowell, in the United | him, threatened bim with instant death if he BREMIAN §. BLACK. WaRD E. (om. CHA LES DUFF ELD ange’. Intinots. on the Fourth 4 of Jul; si District Court at Boston on ‘Mond: made any outcry, and kept guard over him, sanipl orsica f ara Botierces just vi hes he fesriceamnerecit seuvene ees warded two thousand dollars each to John | while the other four started up stairs in the LJ more. 5 = * Bua — t . Sheridan and Obarles Kelley, who assisted | direction of the room which had been assigned Counsellors tad Attsrneye st Lew ty he Bupreme GTEAW HATS. this dough peonee in tne capture of the steamer Dee, it Gnaring, | t0 the pedier. ‘The latter, having heard the of the United ‘States, the Cour tof Claims, the | * STRAW HATS, ner of h and Bridge street every Sfteen minutes | ton harbor, during the rebellion. This decis- | Commotion below, and correctly surmising Courts of the District. the Bxecut! nad For Gentlemen. Youth. snd Children. A fall forthe Stounds The Committee have spared no | jon was given on the ground that thoagh the | that the house bad been attacked by a band of Sad Comautttecs of Congress. stock im pucasing variety and at reduced Sateen lect eae Re nie cne,of the most | Ten did not belong to ie navy, and were thus | tbiewes. had leaped from his bed, seleed hie te- teres Hees) en ely ene wR | aga pA Milonable Hat store. | ienimby totes, rofemor Bopute%s Brace | not entitied by the prize laws%o their share as | Volver, and prepared to defend himself and mt . «16-¢06 ‘a Y Professo: ‘ i to the bitter end. Throwing the nail @, near 434 street. rT) Ban been engaged for the occasien. captors, still their services were sufficienty | bie Lobe anh motiee bn INGLE, rae OL Ticketsn Ladies: 26 cents; Gents. cents; Ohil- | meritorious to deserve a generousfreward. The | ¢00F of his room open, be waited until the first BAND TBIAL OF BEWING MACHINES of the four negroes who had mounted the Cc Be oh too nae at nay G dren under 10 years of age, 10 cents. case of the steamer Planter, which was run Commartee of Arrangements :—James J, Kane, | Sor of Charleston harbor by Robert Small, yeas | #t@irs, bad reached’ the top step when be a0 %-) ‘Wasnineton, D. BETWEEN TER James W. Hunter, Wm. H. Trunnel, mas 7 fired. The bail sped unerringly to its mark, a WILCOX & GIBBS AND FLORENOE! — | Johnson, Jin "W. Grow, Win Kick, Bagoel made the ee ene “ and the negro fei heaviiy Upon, the stepa, a bond vl ae. * + AND-STREET Can.—On Tues- . The other three ran down stairs, the EX PRESS COMPANIES. = Leta oe eens! mee - Edward kine, Hawin peed aol Sindy ‘vention in Sonth Third peaier reuing. Upon the appearance of the _ — ANY «Cf s«ET 1S DECLARED THE BEST MACHINE AND | Jacob Bunter — street, E. D., was suddenly taken with pains ter, brandishing his reyolver, those who DAMS EXPBEGS OOMPANY. AWABDED 1tHE HIGHESS PREMIUM. G ALA Day. maternity while riding in a Grand- rect oar, were guarding tbo ee back. thus — fore car | releasing their pri er. it now com- OFFICE 514 PENNA-AVENU For the Wilcox & Gibbs Machine thirty. ; end was delivered of 6. Bue. boy be CH Orricn, ms tinct claims were made for eu; A GRAND PBIZE P10-NIO BRA ity all of which arrived at thedepot. A carriage was procured | menced between the two whites and the five bat i treet nder by some gentlemen, and the lady and her off. | negroes, which was shortly terminated by the 2 PENNSTLY SHIA AVERUR, OPPOSITS wore camandaer Galera si were sus + ied PEED he eens At Stnplcce St the igre ee olee teat home. It is worthy of remark that | flight of the latter, without any of the booty eee Bt is trial, more age gh thi P ee ne METBOPOLITAN PRIZE COMPANY, when the gentlemen in the carat the time of | which they had boped to secure. 5 the “iccident” became of it they im- OT PN Ee Haat ANG SOUTHREN | Sicces dinate, i hasbeen proved and dscnied, | O% MONDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, | they iy fefieaving the ladies on hand i fa 87 Dr. F. N. Borke, a well-known Irish PRESS FOR Diiahed to ths world. that ithe Wiloox & | encing will commence at 3p. m. baie Whidtone Sogmin ie te rede ae neeT tnd Valuables of eu kinds | SN IMPROVEMENT ON DOUBCE THREAD a 8, HeEMzittee of Arrangements: Be hk astan te re lg er anne land. | Dr. Burke saya toat the Fenian mave. forwarded dispatch: accessible sections 8. a “ * Boston and Worces! t reland was 4 wretch: 4 of the country. 1¢ requires vo preshets we call: Wo forstall ite J. Kisses, P- Behrens. Freed pny bel mee Ay ap agp bree 9 Urminated with the arrest of Stephens: that COLLECTION OY NOTES, DRAFTS, ayp pictmate triumph se the Fecogniend standard How- | us, 50af Ooremontiee. See olark der of im, Boston. wave, Purchased '& block Of | the intelligent people of ail clasees in Ireian BILLS, Teport of the jadges, and sil particalareat this | Price of Tickets, ONE DOLLAW, admitting « | rr! employees. This course might be fol- | Tintin tne nary orthe ae 5 ti ry,.nd wou Made in accessible parts of the United States, important ti ean ba rep gentleman and ladies. lowed to advantage by other Pi do anything reasonable in the power of a de aieu ©. O. DUNN, agent, sain BABCLS, 8 the Disttice, parrot, Webber's celebrated Cotillion Band will eee nine cingorces scanhe Sonanlite odeeg pendent people, to undo the folly of the Fe. a er Rach ticket holder will, npon entering the Park | near the places in which they labor. toa the canine ef Mrtuim inact eeureeeeiay 1LLIAM BRADLEY. F nd eisaentt the same at the storeofans | | Tae Ruwoned AWDICATION OF Maxturz. | om the mation, x STEAM MAKBLE WUKAS, A complete assortment of inpeny, 450 Penns. avenue, cn the feliowing | 1:47 —The Paris France denies the ramor Mauufacturer of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, day will secure prize that Maximilian is about to abdicate: “We MARELE MANTLES: MONCMENTS, TABLE the prizes ; ition to affirm that letters which snd WABHSTAND ac. + which we solicit the attention of ane, dy ’ arn 6 pertiee © bon tus ean Maxi. ‘ KEES AND GROCEES, L ‘and Ge Gold | bave cren received from — Monomer Madeto order on reasonable terms a eee. ie rajJhan, by the representatives of Mexico at ates iy on pend EASTERN MAR- MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY, Gold Goblets: Sets of Ti poons, | fcrrign courts, afford no ground for believing hitine and al! kinds of FEED at low rates. : thasthe neers of his Majesty baving taken the res for Plumber's Sane promptly attended | GROUND ALUM, FINE. { 1 ions, Albums, Fans, tion sttributed to him has, suy serious ireastpine. ac jundatios : rep ne, bet. ISLAND SALT y fi ¥. BL. | 1 am And TURK’S a Pe re morenat as atthe | jerne comm DA STUTUTIONAL!—A for sale low in lots to sult By itnnde and the ators of woe Company.” | 17% INCOmn TAY Gnas who teports | serene the Pine 08. | my %-tf W.M. GALT 2 00. . caer protect au income at fifty-two tnoa- | Fifth Liieols District. aaah ioe a. 6 1 : = a wth dw aii uO wees Oattkwe ES rsa Daee DBEX- | (gio THE MABONIC FRATERNITY. Tene ee eee nwa Mnpsions ca | A Sone Seayicus —A chub (9 Salem, Brauner of, the ‘very belt motets eae), Caae E Swi give f CHART, ombrectog ei! of Masonry | of i reveu ue officer jsinvoked, be wit) sppiy | Oh o, bas bren sued by Its pastor fi Bis salary oct B at very r eclinge. and enable you to c at A avons as . nwilt ha found b to Judge Davis for an injunction to resir. fis ; Thedeferce terny By the church Tie OTe EE EERING and ComPosr- SA8H. DOORS. BLINDS. AND BUILDING ‘Sr HENRY HUMPHREYS, | tLe government Peat tas Caeidiatinoniicnt | eee congteatioy t the zigy BOON on hand. st the MATERIALS GENERALLY. = Be, $10 7eh at, between | takes this conrse to test the cons melity of | is MAP Fbe, cae we a etrpenter we ricea, a — 7. = ie largest stock in market, and new arrivals t. be pane ¢ wre Meer the Inco! pe ee aven = eoety ark pf Dig trade on Aave, to W. FABB, CLOU ER, No. 257 Pe . “ » De- ¥.—At Moscow, Urnnre bimself, and to preach en Sundays, ng atenue, tele Agent for Lewis or it reduced pri try at the ater themwelves. o¢ tar as the value of the picture A Sap Stosy. Srpunie wihctoecme, inisus ae cckairauaes woman mgs pene * | “re po street on pee Oa om. | Hematite ste cone eT ROMPHRETS. agent,” | {ock®, a Polish ledy s | as pew Bente . meri- —— ae 2 oa ‘wae recently arrested for having pre pa ; g aes 2 Bas iauicnaeree some time ago ‘nat the lifm of the hay ped th. Norway and Den: he r) sake Bes t would ve attempted on the 1¢:h of Apr! et) deg an offmnsive had defen- le Bee; ted to prison when she - BE GLORY OF MAN ree ‘6 nis ad. hardly prea cape o~- eouieans went FRANCK TAYLOR. Geergetewn Counctis. Boarp OF ALDERMEN. June 2-.—Present— Company to erect iron bridges over the canal at certain streets, aod requested ” Place his yote on record with oe to the Measure; the privilege having been accorded Mr. Hyde voted aye, The following were re- ceived from the Counci! -—A resolution appro- priating the eum of $4,327.27 for the purpose of paying the United States direct tax; passed. A Terolution in relation to the rents of stalls in the New Market House: passed. Adjourned Common OovnciL.—The President iaic Db-tore the Board two messages of the one =o to the pen sod ode if velled streets, one ° Taiectoness for « streets have not Been Appointed; recom’ the tment of to complete the number, referred. A com: ication from the Vigitac’ Fire Company, relative to the sale of ag old truck running gear, was referred. Mr, Orme presented the ne meyer mpc cw ho Privilege of o it their shops on . was referred. ME Goddard returned tbe | ey of ©. Ubboff for permission to open street and construct & sewer, with « resolution granting the request; laid over under the rules. Mr. Orme introduced a reso- jution autborizing the renting of we staile in the new market house. from the firstof July next; adopted. Mr. Goddard, from the streets commitiee, reported a reso ution for nag footway across Gay street, east side of Wash- ington street. Mr. Davidson, from the commerce committee, reported a esolation instructing the committee before Congress to ask for 8n appropriation for the improvement of the chur ne! of the Potomac and the barbors of Washington and Georgetown; and from the ¢ aims committee a resolution in tavorofl Jno. F. Essexand Wm. Whalen. Mr. Ciabangh, from the ways and means committee, reported back the Aldermen's resoiution of inquiry re- lative to repair of street. without recommen- dation. Mr. Goddard, from the streets com- mitiee, reported a resolution granting 1o Wm H. Chamberlin the privilege of planting a sign poston Bridge street. at Warehouse alley Mr. Orme, from the police committee, report- ed asubstitute for Ube resolution to prevent the defacing of buildings and other places Mr. Duntop, from the workhouse committee, Teported the Aldermen's resolution relative to the iesuimg of licenses to green grocers and others, which was adopted. The Board took up “An ordinance to purchase a steam fire en- gine, and to orgamize the fire department in the corporation of Georgetown.” (The ordi- hance provides for the election, immed Alter the passage of the act, of four persous of good moral character, io constitute, Mayor, a board of commissioner tor one, two, three, and four years, respective- ly; the terms to expire as if begun on the firs of January, i367. The M make appointments and fill vacancies in the board, the appointment being subject to con- firmation by the Roardsof Alaermen and Com- mon Couneil. The clerk of the Corporation te be clerk of the commissioners at a compensa- ton of $50 per annum, The commission are empowered to appoint all members of the de- partment. and make rules for ts governmen The « riment to consist of the engineer hostl+r, foreman, six paid extramen many Unprud extramen, not ex the Mmieeoners deem nevess: d as of the fire department to have control of all fire companies m Ut Jorporation. The steam + Dgine company to have oue ste one bose reel, twe hree hor missioners deem ary 750 feet of serviceable hove. fixed at the following rates per annam, able monthly -—The chiet, $250; engineer, 8) bostler, $5 remap, SI'(; six extramen, $5 each: the en, errand hostier to give their au- divided attention to their duties. The steam engive to be located at the Vigilant engine- bouse, which is to be fitted forthe purpose Fire commissioners are empowered to sell the apparatus belonging té the Corporation not necessary to the department, the money to de- fray contingent expeuses. The paid members to render service under airection of tbe chiet atall fires. The chief to have sole command over all members of the department, as well as all other persons present at fires, to examine the condition of all apparatus belonging to the department, to report annually to the Mayor and Councils relative to the same, and the officers and members of the department, and the amount of property destroyed by fire, the amount of imsurance on the same, &c. Im absence of the chief, the foreman of the steam company is empowered to act in his c The Mayor authorized to borrow $7.500 on the stock of the corpora- tion or such evidence of debt ashe and the clerk of the corporation may deem best to be gree to the purchase of a steam engine and the equipment. Any person not properly au- thorized who sball wear the uniform or haage of the department, shall be fined not lese than $5 nor more than 816. For injuring or defa ing the apparatus, or the hinderance or ob- struction of the apparatus going or returning toand from fires, and the prevention of any Member of the department from operatiag at a fire the penalty ix not less than $j nor more than & The chief and foreman of the depart. ment are clothed wiih full police powers while going to, at and re ving from fires or alarms f fire. The or ance to take effect immedi- avely after passage, repesis all inconsistent ordinances in existence. The ordinance was cered by sections and was passed, except be second section, whieh was laid over wil the next meeting, to enrble absent members of the Cyuneil to vote npon the passage of the bill and the board adjourned. Harvest 1n MoxtTcomMkEny Gounty, Mp.— The Kock ville Sentinel says :—The waeat bar- vest is procerciug in this county daring the present week, and, frem what we hear, the quality of the grain 1s most excellent. Prom the excessive price of cuano aad other tertil- izers suitable to the wheat crop, and from the scarcity of effective labor, a smali crop was town: but we hope from the good quality and the high price, the farmers may receive a just compensation for their labor. Oats, corn and otatoes are looking very well, as the ratn= een been timely and abundant, and the tem- perature suitabie to orous growth Strvek By Lionrsinc —On ‘ruesday last, Mr. Marchand Ricketts and his son, John. living four miles north of Rockville, were struck by lightning. The father was sitting in bis doer, and had one or his boots tora from bis foot, which was much scorched; the son was sitting under & tree in the yard, and was severely shocked. Both recovered.— Rockville (4fd.) Sentinel. Tae Exciisn Trerer Suirs.—Oapt Coles eateecéo hi tytn eu nec suggested miralty building bis new copa ship. Tne Lairds have already built six of this class of vessels. There are now nineteen ships butit or building in England. To Pvriry Water —Pounded alum pos- sesses the quality of purifying water, and a teaspoonful of it thro: to a pailfal of turbid or muddy water will precipitate the impurities to the bottom, leaving the water clear, all the better for drinking purposes on account of the alum. UNcONSTITUTION AL.—J nudge Baliard, of the United States Court at Louisville, in the babeas corpus case of Isham Henderson, Ppro- nounced unconstitutional the sixteenth section of the law of July, 1862, which provides that contractors are members of the land and nayal forces of the United Swves. &7 A new drink in London is called “Moth- er-in-law.” 87” Motto for the Mazeppa school of actress- es—“Women sre made to bear.” S7A young Jady. Seminary in Maine, being detected in pilfering, committed suicide. S7 Four cxses of sun stroke oceurred in Pbiiadelphia on Tuesday. &7The cholera in Guadaloupe carried off 15,00 negroes. &7 A buffalo broke loose from hit moorings aah a frightened the Newpor: peo- S7-A suit of blue flannel, Panama hat and white gloves, is the summer uniform of the New York police. S77 1t is said that there is no more cholera at the New York quarantine. awa. Soon, oe Madd wili die at Ln 4 ‘ortugas , Summer. Spangier Arsola are lively as crickets. A a posces ate Clarke died sudden: Philadeipnis uesday might While playing a game of billiards. {[7" Curtis Woodbury, of Portemouth, N.H., who rap away with bis wife's sister, has been pac eeer ng peer ber at a Maine far.2- use. STA young Ral pies: told that ber lover idenly ki claimed, “Ob, jt tphndid cola watch of bis! Uiive.jee thes.