Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation im the District W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Preprictor. WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY................ MAY 30, 1867. S7 BEADING MATTER ON BYERY PAGS. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. BH The following is the official showing of the daily cisculation of the papers named be- low, made under the call directed by the re- cent act of Gongress: EVENING STaR -7.715 copies per day. Intelligencer... 552 “ ‘Phe returns of advertising by the same city pangs for the quarterending December 31, 1866, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: EVENING STAR, Intelligencer... ———+-ce-__ CORRECTING THE REGISTRY. The Judges of Election are sitting to-day to correct the registry and to add the names of legally qualified voters not previously entered They will conclude their labors te-morrow, and the receivers of votes at each precinct ef the city will then be supplied by them with a complete list of the names registered. The Teport in our paper elsewhere of the proceed- ings in connection with the correction of the Tegistry ehows that the judges are endeavor- ing to discbarge their duty carefully, impar- tially and intelligently. Noname is admitted upon the list of any person shown to be dis- qualified, and any objections offered by chai- lengers on either side are carefully eonsidered. It will be seen that several names were thrown out on the ground that the parties had not re. sided in the ward the requisite length of time. Thus if aman moves from one ward toan- other witbin a period less than three months prior to the time of registration, he loses his vote in either ward. This is the strict letter of the law under the act of Congress, and was doubtless designed to prevent the ‘colonizing” of voters. lt is as fair for one side as the other, and though appearing to be a hardship in de! iving many of 3 vote, other wise fully quali- it will doubtless result in preventing much fraud. The chief sufferers to-day by this rale were the Republicans, as many colored voters were thrown out through not having resided in the ward the requisite three montns THE NATIONAL FINANCES. Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Secretary of the Treasury, in reply to an invitation to a dinner tendered him by prominent citizens of Boston on the 2% instant, regrets his inability to attend, and makes a few remarks upon finan- cia! matters which are of much interest at this ume. He says that the bounties to soldiers, preparations for the Indian war, the intended large issue of bonds to the Pacific Railroad, and otber liberal appropriations for miscel- laneous purposes, togeiher with the partial failure of the wheat and corn crops, the tardi- ness of reconstruction in the South, the re- duced taxes, and the general dullness in trade. will prevent a reduction and probably an increase im the national debt for some ume. He gives his reasons for not contracting the currency at the present time, but says that he is as much in favor of that policy as ever, His reasons are briefly: he opposition of ama- jority of Congress to immediate contraction. his apprehensions that a contraction of the currency, the object and effect of it being mis- understood or misinterpreted, might produce a@panic in the commercial cities, which, ex. tending over the country and beyond the speculative interests, would injuriously affect legitimate business and the revenue depend- ent upon it; the large amounts of interest. bearing notes to be paid or converted within the present and next fiscal year; and lastly, that a sound policy should not be put in peril by being made the “scapegoat” ter evils re- sulting from different causes, namely, the failure of the crops and other circumstances referred toabove. The Secretary is hopeful, however, im regard to our financial tuture, and says, in concluding his letter “The causes which are now operating against us are exceptional and temporary. The prospect of a good crop of winter wheat ‘was never better. More spring wheat has been sowed and more corn has or will be planted this season than ever before. The People are beginning to comprehend against this important truth, which seems to have been disregarded for some years past, that proeperity is the result of labor, that indastry and +conomy are as indispensable to national as well as to individual wealth. 1 shall be grievously disappointed if another year does not witness a large increase of industry, of: enterprise and of revenue, decided progre: towards @ resumption of specie payments,” and a steady reduction of the public debt.” etibieds ec nal See ieee PUBLIC URINALS.—The western papers are taking up the subject of public urinalsas a health measure in order to abate nuisances in alleys and provide accommodations for: the Public and strangers. The experiment has been tried by establishing public urinals in the alleys in Cincinnati and has worked most | successfully. In leading European cities-- Paris, tor instance—the establishment of the fullest urinary facilities is required by string- ent police regulations; and it is held by medic cal authorities that much of the prevalence of disease ofthe bladder amongst the people of Sur crowded American cities is from the fact | that no provision whatever is made to supply this want. Our Board of Health wonld do ‘well te take the matter up and make some recommendations to the city councils for their action. Tue MEErInc To-niGHT—The great mass ratification meeting te be held in front of the City Hall this evening promises to be one of the largest and most interesting ever held in the District. A large number of able and eloquent speakers have been invited and are expected to address the meeting. among others Senator Harlan, ot lowa; Senator Sum- ner, General Farnsworth, Governor Bout- well, General Schenck, and General Ashiey. The names of several colored men also appear on the list. ———$——_____.. BLOcKING UP THE Passacus.—It is under, stood that the Poliee Board some time since issued an order prohibiting the blocking up of passages at places of amusement by the in, troduction of chairs, &c., and the inquiry has been raised why the order bes not been en- forced. It is certain that with the jammed Bp condition of the passages at some of our Places of amusement the loss of life would be terrible in case ef fire, as not one-tenth of the audience could escape alive. Ese ice THE JAPANESE ComMissionERs.—The Ja- panese Commissioners yesterday afternoon called at the residence of Gen.Grant, on I street, but the General was out, and they could not see him. To-day they visited the public buildings in company with Mr. Chilton, of the State Department, and Commodore Jenkins, of the Navy. DisPosalL oy PUBLIC LAND.—Since April Ist, the Commissioner of the General Lana Office bas transmitted for deliv to the patentees 2,4¢3 patents for lands sold for cash and jocated with bounty land warrants and agricultural college serip. THRE Visit OF THE PRESIDENT TO RaLzicn, The President will leave here Sunday morn- mg On the boat for Aquia Creek, at which place he will take cars for Richmond, and from thence to Raleigh, N. 0. Se) Tux Warts Hovex.—But very few visitors were at the Executive Mansion this morning, nearly ail of whom bad an interview with the President. pa ers A ely BW Soulouque bas been asked to return to Hayti and assume again the reigns of gov- ernment. ee reece IntsrvaL REVERUS.—Thé receipts from this source to-day, were $617,549.39, “8 Thére are 730,000 more males ‘tan wales in the United States. ’ GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, Wasuineton, May 30, 1°67.-Jay Oooke & Co. furnish the toliowing quotations of Ger- ernment securities: Buying. Selling. tix Wy 1 109% 106 S: Five Twenties. 1865 106% U.S. Five Twenties, Jan. We U.S. Ten Forties 99% U.S. Seven Thirti ug’ 106% W.S. Seven Thirties, Jane 105% U.S. Seven Thirties, July 105% NEW YORE PIRST BOARD GALES. Coupon: 111% = 40.40's 5.20’s, 1862. 1093, 7.30’s, August... ba Ay % 7.30’s, Jane 6.20's, Jn.&Ty,'65. we ————__+«+e. NAVAL ORDER: Commodore B. J. Totten has been detached from the naval asylum at Philadelphia, and placed on waiting orders. Capt. Dominick pane, detached from duty as naval store- keeper at the Philadeijphia Navy Yard, and ordered to the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia. Lieut. Commander J. F. Skerrett has been de- tached from the naval rendezvous at Wash ington, D. C., and ordered to command the naval apprentice ship Portsmouth. OUom- mander Aaron W. Weaver bas been ordered to the command ef the naval rendezvous at Washington, D.C. Lieut. Commander W. W. Hendrickson bas been ordered to the naval apprentice ship Portsmouth. So The real estate in Alexandria, V: d this year at $4,653.785. STRAWBERRY Lhd A iy ani a the ladies of the FOUNDRY M. R » MON- TUESDAY and W. EDN SDAY. anes 3d, th aha 5th, at Odd Fellows’ Hal l,7th street. Sea- on tickets 50 cents. Single admission 10 cents. ™m 90-the 5 ‘a., if as- TEnrS, WAC a patil mest. 1.0 i. ing of the GREAT COUNCIL 1.0.8. held at Logan Wigwam n TO- heat bl (Friday) BV ENING. “sist sleep. Flower oon, G. 8. D. 376. at the 8th JAMES EDWARDS, it* creat Chet ot Records. i eR i WILL GectuRE, Under the auspices of the ¥. M. C. Association, at WALL'S OPERA HOUSE, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 5, 1857. Doors open at 7 o’clock. Reserved Seats 25 eents extra; can be secured at the Box Office between 10 a.m. and noon, and Land kK p.m., June 5. my W-cotd COMMISSIC NERS OF ELECTION ARE wd to call immediately at the Supreme Court of the Dist ict mubia.and take and subscribe the oat! MEIGS, {Chron.&Intel_] Clerk, 1S gibt ee OF THE INCARNATION. ST RAWBERRY FESTIVAL. for the benefit of ois ere ET te So er h Tbe held at No er 12th and M,) on the aS OF Ti NE" 3D, 41 Srn, and 6TH. | Admission. 15 Cents. my 29-tjes ISTRATION NOTICE.—All_ persons who have bills against the Cor oration tracted by order of the Jud. Bive ri fersigned on or before autor examination and appre [Rep.&Chron.] ATTENTION SC hereREne ae : meeting of the PL ASS IN will be hel nt Millers Hts | tween Sixth and S | at ade k anh on F estly b L the will Fellows h street. between D and E- on FRIDAY EVENING. Bist inst A NCH will be provided at 12 Fe rueal will ey main open from t KETS 15 ¢ S; to bi Libbe: hour. chad at Philp & Sol saudat J.P. i+ WE cae “HA pi THE UNDERSIGNED and CROCK A e ourselves to CHINA E MER PU ua & SON, se i eee & BRO. ‘OLEY, & CC my29-3t" a LRH. Jr. MEETING Ga MASS OF THE COLORED VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH WARD. A Mas= Meeting of the Colored Voters of t' ¢ Sev- enth Ward will be held at Island Hall on FRIDAY EVENID The meeting will be addressed by known Conservative Citizens of the city and ward All voters are invited to Come. Hear, Deliberate, and then form their own conclusions By order of the my 29-3t" ‘al well EXECUTIVE OMMITTEE, COND WARD REPU. BLIC. ANSE RALLY! The ey cunicen Club of the & ‘cond _Ward wil hold public meetings as follow publicans in the city a 4 THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 30, at7 o'clock p.m licans of the ward will assemble at the on I stre var Fourteenth y a band of music, march in ssion to the t Ty yas RATIFICATION MEETIN AT cme! CITY HALL. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 31 at § o'clock p. m., AT WOODWARD’S HALL, | Will be held the regular weeklyjmecting of the Club. EMINENT PUBLIC SPEAKERS Ww dress the meetings rae mentioned. By order of A. RIDDLE, President Second Ward Repeblicas Club. | Epw AMBUSH, Secretary | ‘my 25-5t [Chronicle.] REGISTRATION NOTICE.— PERSONS who may find their names incorrectly ae in the printed poll-lists in the various ards, or who have made applic ation aud been ac- | cepted whose names do not appear in the lists, will personally or in writing communicate the error to the undersigned on or before the 29th inst.. so that | Without personal application the corrections can | bemade on the two days fe pe kod — pur- pose ely the Judges of aoosion REPUBLICAN ov ESTs. Secretary, REGISTRATION NOTICE—The **qualified yoters”’ of the city of Washington are here- Y notified that e THURSDAY and FRIDAY. the 30th and 31st of atthe Cy the undersigned will be in open peonion, iy City Hall, from 9 o pk a. m. until o'clock “to receive evidence of the qualifications ‘of Persons claiming the right to Yote”’ in said iy; at the election’ to be held on Monday, the 34 Jane next, and‘ ne open the lists” of voters heretofore made them ‘and posted up in the ur wane of ia city. BOWEN. Hie F. ANE Attest: 8. V. Nove, Secretary: EPA ‘Washington, May 21, 1867. my 23-9 pl ed (ap EA Dev se tens ttt ee GEN ee D.C., May 25th, 1857. The following members of this Committee were appointed 9 FINANCE COMMITTEE, and au- thorized to receive subscriptions for the use of the General Committee, viz- SIDNEY W. HERBERT, Fifth Ward, Ch’n, WILLIAM SYPHAX, First Ward. SIDNEY McFARLAND, Second Ward, WILLIAM A. COOK, Third Ward, J. H. CROSSMAN, Fourth Ward. HENRY BETTER, Sixth Ward. WILLIAM J. WALKER, Seventh Ward. H. A. HALL, Chairman. BENJAMIN N. MEEDS. Secretary. m25-te $$ LL | LINEN DUCK SUITs, merge colons ODEON HALL. cormge Street and Penn’a avenue. Ly 39-4 OR SALE—A fine, fresh COW and © < quire of Mr. RAGAN. No. 2236 Tan ti Wth and Isth. my 30-3t* Boxsets. HATS, And all kinds ta: Just rect oived | BS Wasuilsetox, D FLOWERS RIBBONS, LINERY Goons Se SCAITHER'S, 20 Market Space. LL KIN cheapat SOF SU as UR Be NERY 3100-5 OMarket Space, sama a io Tir ne TO 8 ave ROTICE. redeers bony (amen ington county, ok ie bi Bistrie tof « lente ers tes uel Herbert, ia te of Washiont pee? of San: ceased: All persons having claims t the’ sa t ith the vouchers thereof, to we tht a re othe ert on or aoe pple Bas se: a on re, # ult Peed Special Telegrams to the Star. FR EUROPE TO-DAY. [By Cable to the Associated Press.) Loxpon, May 29.—2 P. u.—Consols deelined a. since the opening. American securities are witbont change. LivzERPooL, May 29, 2 r. m.—Ootton is with- out change. Wheat and Oorn unchanged. Flour nominal at 29s. Loxpon, May 29—5 P. u.—Consols, 94. U. S. 76%; Erie shares, 5.20’s, 72%: Illinois Oentr 40. LivzRProoL, May 29—5 P. w.—Cotton firmer; sales to-day, 12,000 bales; Middling Uplands 11d., Orleans, 11% 811%. Important Order of Gen. Schofield. RicuMosp, May 3).—Gen. Schofield yester- day issued an order for the purpose of cue adequaie protection to all persons im their righis of person and property, in cases whe! the civil authorities may fail. He directs t appointment of military commissioners sub-districts bereatter to be defined, giving them the command of the police, sheriffs, and constables, and clothing them with the po ers of magistrates. These commissioners a to take jurisdiction in all cases where they Dave reason to believe justice ii —“‘Trial by the civil courts will be preferred in all cases where there is satisfactory reasons to believe that juetice will be d but until the orders of the commanding general are made known ia any cace, the paramount jurisdiction assumed by the military commissioner will be exclusive. All persone, civil officers and others, are re- quired to obey and execute the lawfal orders of the military commissioners to the same extent as they are required by law to obey and execute writs issued by civil magistrates. Any person who shall disobey or resist the lawful orders or authority of a military com- missioner shall be tried by a military commis- sion, and upon ccnviction shall be panished by fine and imprisonment, accordizg to the nature and degree of the offeuse. This order will not be construed to excuse civil officers in any degree from the faithful discharge of their daties. It is intended to ald the civil autborities, and not to supercede them except in cases of necessit; Fall of a Building and Le: f Life. Noxkvo.tk, May 30.—At half-past 8 o'clock this morning, a tenement house on Market Baaste fell with a crash tothe ground, and it @ caught under its ruins a number ot perso: Mrs. Cheshire and child had escaped from the house, but were caught in the adjoining lane and buried. The lower floor was occupied as stores and the up stairs asadwelling. A horse standing in front was crippled beyond reeovery. The cause of the fall was the excavations on the ee pining jot to erect @ building for Messrs. E. P. Tabb & Co., hardware dealers. They are now clear- ing away the ruins to rescue those buried be- neath. The overhanging walls make it yery #angerous to operate. Theevent hasshrouded the city with gloom. Canada Preparing for the Fenians. MonTREAL, May 30.—The 23d regiment of Welch fnsileers haye been ordered to Point Levi. Instructions bave been received to put a streng force on the fortifications there. RY DEPARTME NT MPTROLL Wasnt «© is hereby given tot le ‘The First National, Bank of N - that such notes will be pai law of the United States upon pi tion of the same at the arogsay of the United States HULBURD, ww Comptroiter of the ( urrency. ie LES FOR REVISION OF THE REGIS i ve a evidence of ‘ations of persons claiming the right to clection to be held on Monday. the 3d of and to correct the lists of names or ly prepared and posted up in the several In pertorming the duties dojoutd upon them i t designated. the Judges will in whether the names of qnali mitted from the first or her any have been improp- removal of names, they will alitications or ualific ibed or mentioned in the act of Janna: id their determinations will not be influ- he neglect or refusal of persons to present ‘Ives at the periods of original region within their respective wards, nor by their past purposes or desires. I In determining whether the name of any person should be added to, or taken from the original lists, * the Judges” will act as ** officers” created by the act of Congress and She of Be Distr of, the of the Supreme istrict of € and not as inidiv t efore be city of the existence of bed qualinestions or dienastigestions, rthat they may form fair and correct ns, they will allow any one of their num- T any citizen to present objections to the in- n of names on the lists of voters, or to the re- of names thereon, These objections, may consist of an expression of belief of disqualifica- tion. or of the enumeration of particular objec tions. TV. Whenever the right of any one to have his name inserted on a list of voters, or to have it retained thereon, shall be Soom or disputed by any one or ‘the Judge allenged by any citizen in of the modes indicate <l.an oath shall be ad- ministered to the applicant or claimant, which shallinclude the several points or particulars of qualific: n and disqualification mentioned in the Ist section of the act of the 3th of January, 1: and also obligate him to truthfully answer questions which may be asked hin in relation to his claim to be regarded as a voter. If he decline to take the oath, or to answer any of the questions which may be propounded t name will not be placed on the list of yor found thereon it will be removed; 4a nee shall be Judges that he But if he take & qual hey required oath and enewert sat- istactorily the questions which may him, he will be regarded as entitled to placed or retained on the list of voter lenger produces no evidence su ne his oath and answers tu the inquiries which may be propounded to him The oath which shall be taken in all cases of chal- lenge shall be substantially as follows. viz : You, — . do swear — (or affirm) that you are a(native or naturalized) citizen of the United States, ie of 21 years or upwards; that on or before the 3d of June next you will have rvsided inthe District of Colum! or election precinct, wh three months; that you ar der guardianship; that you have not of any infamous crime. or offence, t you have not voluntarily given aid. or’ comfort. to the rebels in the late rebeilion; and that you will true answers make to such questions as inay be asked you touching your claim to have your name placed on the list of voters of the — ward. ar, and in the on the preparation of the first or origi lists a range of [epee is given to the Ju of the Ee ction, than in their correction. In the first, no mode of proceeding was directed. In the second, their duties are peculaely rescribed.._ They are reguired n t onl, 'y to hold public or **open”’ sessions, but to give ** prior newspaper notice” of the time and place of each sexsion. It is at these sessions, and these sessions only, that the lists must be cor- rected and claims presented from persons profess- ing to be qualified voters, and evidence be received to sustain their claims Persons desiring to be enrolled as voters must therefore ap) = person on the days and at the timegand place designated; except those who be- cause of sickness or other unavoidable cause are un- able to do so. In the excepted cases felch tres Jaden epplica- tions may be preseuted to the J 6 at ae 9) sessions, in which the reagon of ‘ing th ry it be stated under oath, and when so presented the names of each ap; Heant shall be read aloud by one of the Ju |, an his pent to vote be doubted or — of ter of tl # mentioned, evi- dence shall be received in support of his claim as wells as against it; and the conelusion of the Judges be formes —. the ES yest weight of the evidence "By order of fue Boaea of Sua order of the Boara of 8: ove (Chron&éRep} Sv. NOYES, Sec’y. ve advised a number of my fellow-citizens ene under the decision of the bes showed Court they would not be required to appear in person and de- mand a registration of their names, and having my- oor taken a memoranda of the names of a number persons known to be entitled to registration, I ere it Pro) Ra to notify every one that b; ees fea ge geet te z dissent , ne Tae will reaiwisred unless pe sonal application is made; except those persons ab- solutely prevented from ‘appearing by sickness, or phen: unevoidable cause, on the two days on which the Judges sit for the correction bad oe 3 VEL Thursday and Friday, Moy Suth ou ER F my ACON, m27-5t ada of Election. 4 ~\ GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES AND STRONG WELL MADE WORK Are the ii aA eee creat that draw so many buyers to TRUNK, VALISE, TRAVELLING. BAG AND SATCHEL, OAD SEEEY AND HARNESS MAN eb Sans LOW PRICEs, LARGE 8TOCK. JAMES 8. TOPHAM &Ce., _ 500 SEVENTH STREET, . ‘Ons Door above’ Odd Fallows’ Hatt, PEGE a WANTS, WANTEDIA SITTATION a5 Barkcene * German and English. aor of rehere siren ie gouuired. ‘Address “P. W..” Star Of = TaN ED—A furnished HOUSE, convemi=nt distance from 9th and Pennsylvania erence, with mi improvemen' Address Box 35> P O., stating terms, &c. ___ my 39 A) ANTED—Two unfurnished ROOMS, north of Pa ave., between 3d and 12th streets west. ©: to 1% my 30-41" WANTED for Afiairs in Georgetown. Tus CanaL.—Arrived—The lronsides. with sundries to G. Waters; Col. A. Spates grain and hay to Talbott; A. Johnason, No. 2. grain aud floarto Hartley & Bro.; Seneca, graiu, meal and potatoes to B. ry Capitals, corp to market; H. Wade, J: estone t> kilns; Red Eye," wheat and floar jarket; BE. D. Hartley, do, to Hartley & Bro. Marytand, hay to do.; Jas, Fian' , limestone Yo kilns; ie Mole, o., and fifteen boats with coal to tral Ce., 438.16 tone, Cumberland Co., 49.7. tons. Consolidation Co., 115.8tons: Hampshire and Baltimore Oo , 108.17 tors; American Co, 455.5 tons; Borden Go 113.17 tons. Departed— Lroneider, sundries to Lift-lock 45; Col. THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. kc. A. FE K Independent Demo- R, sian cangian tar for the FOURTH wan eae voters. ily, decline bel olde "ine ofice of TR t my Te, W.H. JOHNSON. Pp IFTH WARD CONSE SERVATIVE TICKET. " ‘NORGE 1 F. i@uLICK For ber gg Council— A. MU m., at south gate entrance hurch si SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE three or four months; it will be well i Par A Ww RUCNOK of Family—gentieman wife, mother, ‘and child Spates, fish, &c., to Monocacy; oboson, R RGUSON, yeare of nt not to excee ah 2, fish and fait to Noland’s’ Bde A pe bs w. Be ADE my30-te* Midress Mosk" Lock Box 12, a: P. tola, merchandise to nrad’s Ferry; Mary- SEPT ———- ig ALS IMMEDIATELY—A DREs< land, lumber to Edwards’ Ferry; Bec Bye, RREPeBrican TICKET WANG Pr, at S0a H ctrect, between th aa merchandise to Litt-lock 35; Seneca, do. to Collector sth aueceta Hohe bute fret’- rate hand ‘need Seneca, and twenty boats tight. ALBERT G. HALL apply iy 2t TuE Joun Gisson.—The steamer John (tib- ister. WATERS GOOD COOK, W ror AND son has arrived at the High-street wharf. F. A. BOSWELL. TRONER, Recommendation required. | Ap Yesterday there was considerable inquiry et 8 ply at Commanders’ house, Navy .or 2 ste” e her, &s she was due last Mon: The re: CHARLES 1 BLISS mets street north ‘my y of her detention was an exchange of engin’ iy which kept ber at New York till Monday. A JANTED—Active and experienced men can 4 Fr®st warp W fuante $40 ecay ogit opiers for Mat atent Fly and Muequito Bar. Fo: last Bungay, bat Nhe Tomer that the Gineon The following toket will be supported by the vo- | S7ags eri st, etween D and KE. my put into the Delaware Breakwater to avoid it | *¢!# °f the First Ward WARNTED—For @ cash customer, a cony was unfounded. She was not out. For Alderman— HOUSE, for aig "eB aa | Gearaniy bec CuuRoH ImPROvEMENT.—Workmen ha: W. B. MAGRUDER Also. one for sbout & one thir ,@nd the commenced taking dowa the spire of ©! For baie balance in one and ‘wo ye Charch (Protestant Episcopal), prepar: ¢ aa cant BOW NirAR ‘* MAGEUOES tha eect FE caecum ee pounce al ee LES” ie my te m 29-4t No. 2 Intelligencer Building. 5,000.—Wanted, a COPART $3. O00 RR LR sae tier uel te ere ice at amou! old ping buses os with real name and refer ence, TORACC OSTST Lock Box 93 City Fost OF ce. Mxrcuant’s Excuaner.—The offerings this morning were unimportant, and nosales. Mar- ket for flour and grain dull, with nosales upon which to base quotations. STRAWBERRY FEsTival.—The festival of the ladies of the Bridge atreet Presbyterian Church, at the chapel, on West sireet. is open again this evening. PorT or GEorGeTown.—Entered—Steamer John Gibson, Fuller, from New York, with merchandise. EIRD wine REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Alderman— JOHN BR. ELVANS. For Councilmen— re Sea f BEALL. AN B. ARK \ ’ ANTED—20, eg to now A as can buy af DOUGLASS a&B "S Hoop ir > cents, pid 30 ane for 95 cents. an WANTED: TO BUY—For Cash, - sae ARE OF GROUND in the axees part of re city or on Capito! Hill. STABR & METCAL By order. JO! 3. my 29 Secretary of Third Ward Republican .T A MERTING OF THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH WARD. held at the City Hall, on Saturday , May 25th, the —— ticket was nom- mST ASS ENT OF CASS. Plant's Buiid ini. WANTS AND VESTS at ODEON GALL, cor: CONSERVATIVE UNION TICKET. my 2 tt___comner New York av. su th ner 4% street and Penn‘a avenue. my 30-4t For Allermen— ANTED—Ladi [LL SILE BELTING AT 75 OENTS EACH SBURY LLOYD, (long term.) wax eo ERTS COR Be ialctacae cate ppt tae oe baer ae ge = MOORE, (short term.) SETS sgt obicouk Pes is that of CHS -s SS aGa ‘i ‘or oe nc i}]— avenue, tween ats ec LA Dh bt A Lal le YM NALLEY, ee seaiwarsantel ts St cl or no sale. ie RAP DE ETB AND SILK ALPACA SACKS ROwenn BALI. weit Pat ODEON HALL, 446, corner 44 atree Se MOORE. WANTED TO BUY—By E.S. JUSTH, Ladies y 30-4 WALLACH. Tice And Gentlemen's second hand Clotting, Us on ShEE Sino pow RODECFOUNTRS ilk draw pipe, marble stand, and syrup bottles, complete. Apply 524 Pa. avenue, between 2d and 3d streets. my 30-3t* YRAY'S AND IMITATION [LINEN PAPER COLLARS, its per it Twenty cent per bons ODEON HALL, my 30-4t Corner 4% st. and Penna ave, FIFTY HORSES AN BE PASTURED on the farm lately owned RICHARD B. OWENS. my 29-td ‘ECOND WARD REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Alderm: ZALMON. RICHARDS. For Sao une one J JOHN § 8. CROCKER, hy oe LIAM RCLHERFORD. For, "yO x “WHITNEY. By order Second — bog ee a Club, derclothing, Bedding, Boots and SI # 284 fh h street, Setween Land M ate. sere? N.B.—No matter how much they may have been worn. my4-Im* Vy TANTED—WANTED-MEN for the United States Army. at 461 C street, near Baltimo-s Railroad Depot. my34im wast —A Furnished HOUSE centrally ! cated—seven to nine rooms. reasonab!s rent will be paid. Good_ references. Notify box 150P. om No. Colonization Building, 4 PI apig by John A. Smith, near 7th street Park. 6X nein a avenue. Splendid grass. good shade and plenty of 350 : m2 7% ‘TED. and Cast-off CLOTHING, oi water “apply ahi eclich on EDWARD AMBUSH, Secretary. Tt |W Conb and SILVER or any otherarticle st THOMAS bane LE. apartn etal heretofore & GRAY, 452 loth st., OR COLLECTOR. The andersigned, throngh the solicitation of value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street doors por h of Penna, avenue. Sole A ISSOLUTION known as MULLIKI ent for s s Ae a suppe hous- | SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE. yy fab tual consent disco! ‘and Wm ae alone | Many frie and the pledged support of at 8. is authrized to settle the accounts of the same. and others, of te timugelf ae a candidate for WANTED=10.000 LADIES to know that at C. EB. MULLIKIN, TAX COLLECTOR. at Stamping Rooms. 439 oth street, op May 7th, 1957. aes Twill be a candidate until elected or deteate Btam they can find the best selected No back ont as reported by some persons. and sao er 0 ere for s QTRAWHERRIES hope to get a rousing majority. - tae Te eee eco neem Delicions STRAWBERRIES. fresh fi Nor. [my ete _WILLETT. | Wrappers” ns and Initials. elicions resh from my Nar- = Aino, d : ‘omans, sary, ean Ue had daily atmy escon, | J NDEFENDENT TIOKNT—SIXTH, WARD: rs, Pianos, and in short; every variety, i Ne a Oe’ JOHN SAUL. The following Ticket will be supported at the ens | terns ad they are daily isvy Pay have a, French ! % - “e “ a achine and d een Seed Store MAC rth ate, suing J June Election by many citizens of the Six’ queel the "mice to FEV Be Ie BEL Ww ier R pattern bronght u otton very low For Ce cror UE We make and stam; aey L CROSS nr pik and Working THE UNDERSIGNED, HAV trading under the name and title of Willian Powling & Brother. do. by mutual consent. this day dissolve said copartnership, ATL debts eye or by the said firm to he settled by Wm. Dowling. successor to William wed & Brother. pA eee AM DOWL JOSE TOWN, May 29th, L THOMAS SOMMERVILLE, JOSIAH L, VENABLE. For Assersor— CHARLES NELSON. FOURTH W BOARDING. Fibs fincas ROOMS. with board, eights of Georgetown. Apply at 109 rgetown. myst" OARDI on the West stre myl8-enitedta } RD ONSERVATIVE UNION TICKET to be snp- ported at the next June election: For Aldermen— ASBURY LLOYD. WM. W. MOORE. For ‘witet Council— A TRY ‘D «i ROOMS with for ladies and gentlemen. at 273 F stree 1sth and Mth strects. Terms moderate. 366 STREET. OF 15T! RE two newly-furnish y FRONT Ros beautifally located for a summer residence, with ut Board. ix 1 a private fay = Pee S & GAITHER pte ad MOK of. HANDRERCHTE DAVIS & GATTHER'S, my 303t 20 Market Space, FAA NPSOME TEAM LACE POINTS. «have on hand a superb assortment of BLACK LLAMA LACE POINT. ranging from 25 cents to $100. all of which we think will be found choice patterns, and at the lowest market price m 30-St* with board, can be had Ae ur a man and wife) by applying to 276 H street door east of 18th st. m)-6t* PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &o. pe WasR ETA f ZOUNVES IN THE # : Piseaton and ARS D—FORTY TABLE BOARDERS. at he merican House, corner Peunsylyania nd 7th street, at #25 per month my29-10c* nion of th Also. just HINGTON ZOUAVES. tDING.—Large and small ROOMS ph BLACK SILK nated with good BOARD. | Terms from ‘ Company, ‘ to $30 per month, Transient, $2 per day which we are selling at low prices AtTHE V G Supe ere n'street, Penna. av.. bet. 43% and 6th. my 29-3t lain fizur the lowest kte ek M. SHU; STER. fe BRO BP 38 Market Space, All goods marked in cash prices, Sama OR RENT—TWO ROOMS ON THE FIRST floor, and one on the third, with board. 391 © eect north, between 9th and 10th streets. any COMMITTER, ACADEMY, Penn. iS A AVENCE, rik KREIS’ DANCING FROARDING AT AN ELEGANT = ,cbposite Metropolitan Hotel ; Tuesda RESIDENCE, five om Haraniscnno ASE, and Friday eninge, from Stoiorclock.’ Theball | woe Est Wiese Keeping their" gwh convey anes The public are most respectfully inyited to call | can be rented for meetings, & my toa taken. en of Departments einen ™ A ABH. at and examine ea mont < ees net of ¢ fe: ae. | the Star 0 dees = bata oe , ONT, HALL ROOM, second floor. to rent, with fils market aude Very ee pricee ahe'avery [GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. | F*(S7, ALE ROO cond Roop ont rent, with Duck Snits table Doaritere can be accommodated at $20 per Drap de Ete and assorted Li be ey No. 267 9th street, between M and N. Of sanons colors. Our CLOTHIS SBR CRE FESTIVAL mae L ET ESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ree x and FUR- NISHING GOODS are the very best that can be TRAWBERRY FESTI POI RENT OIG 3 pH Ta found, and will sell at the lowest prices. hapel, on West stre ae ar Congress Fo RENT—In a private family ple asant P. WALLACH, street, beginning THIS (Wednesday) BV FRONT ROUM. second floor. suitable for tw 5 my 30-5t Odeon Hall Clothing Rooms. and continuing: until Friday, inclusive. Their Man BOARD. #) per month. Also, TABLE > | friends and the public are invited. my 29-2t | BOARD. Apply 371 New York ave. orner 1ztlt DRESS coos FROM AUCTION. street. JEW STOCK OF DRY GUOODs. JOHN H. SMOOT, 119 Bridge street, town, D.C We would call the special attention of our ens- tomers and the public to the fact that we are offer- ing some great bargains in DRESS GOODS, having ought largely at the late large auction gales in eS ROOMS, WITH BOARD. IN healthy and agree: able location, for the summe - months. George- Appl St < enlarged and refitted his «tore, and Bey Sy Sear One: my 27-e03t* New York at very low pric resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF —Two gentlemen, or a gentleman We name particularly. the folowing gous: STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. boughe Wife, can gnd accommodations in a ye! Plaid and Check FOULARD SILKS, In black and | since the decline in prices, which enables him to ian Hi. References required. ma7-a Petntea FOULA SRD 10 mec s BEAUTIFUL OR DIES, at 37}. in black and colored. at 75 FRENCH LAWNS and nts per yard, offer inducements to purchasers. His stock com- prises the newest and best styles of Ladies Dress Goods. Hosiery, Alexandre’s Kid and Silk Gloves, Table Damasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings, Cambrics and Muslins, Parasols and Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts, Calicoes, Ging- hams, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, with a full assortment of Gentlemens’ and Boy’s wear. Also. Summer Undershirts and Drawers. Neckties, &.. making acomplete assortment. adapted to the best family trade. to which he calls the attention of cash Sayre ERAL LARGE AIRY ROOMS, HADSOME- ed to let, with BUARD, will be let in Shee a singly. Two large parlors on fir suitable for a club of four gentlemen, gas. and bath in the house. One square from th only a few minutes from Departments. Lo. unsurpassed for summer. Neighborhood excell Highest references given and required. 234 near 19th my 21 OARDPING—A gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen, can obtain a pleasant front ROOM with BOARD in a private family from the INE BROCHE I BIQUES. And othe: 7 Dress Goods, ranging from 20 cents to $1 Also. on hand.a splend naa geeorepent of COLORS ‘K SILKS. MOURN : eooDs a Bus tevery description, - tee. ap at No. 70 L street, between 234 of the best akes, anda, general assortment af | buyer {my 25-1m} JH. sMooT. | and 2s eee, goods for and 3S’ wear, all of whic! oN ; TT Nicely-farnis! ORS c are marked in plain figures at the lowest cash ee HEADQUARTERS. from @10 to $12 per month. prices. No deviation (ee et OPER & BRO.. ten per cent... and_buy our scx BOARD $5 per week. No. 489 6th street. bet. G ae ccttit BPE Bt eee ODS, HOSIERY... LADIES” AND Sepeee wenns: =i my 30-e03ti No: = Lines RNIBHING GOODS, HOOP skinrs; Thi: FE BENT With BOARD. a latze corner front $30 000 WORTH OF = s MIN cof ROOM. with four windows. so. two other 30, FRENCH GOODS YOUNG & BEHREND, _ ROOMS; all upon moderate terms. 389 31 street IMPORTED BY No. 120 Belge s xireet, eat soto? ie ened Bank | west, coruer Indianaavenue, amy 18-tJel v 1] ot et BVOR RENT Tan alll toonhel PiRronc = Wo agaPedhavaiees New Goodsdatly received SO" apaz-au" she htc floor with or without BOAKD. Apply WII positively he sold at cost to reduce stock. CREAP DRY GOODS—Woe are now selling full | 393 E st., bet. oth and 10th, panider, Callcoes, handsome, st ous 12445 best "TABLE BOARD at No. 464 Toth street. oer The goods to be sold are such as ica cents; J esened. ouslin, 10, 1233 doors north of the avenue. Terms $25 per BLACK SILKS, droscoggin do. 25 cents: bien ,10, | Month. de 16-tf 122,15, 17; Laurel D 4-4 do., 20 cents; hat Lawns, 2% and 3. A benutifal stock, mot Orsaaaiene Percals. Jaconets, and Brilliante. A large stock ot Mohair Goods for Dresses and Suits; White Goods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills for Mantillas and Dresses. Velvets, all coiors, vi Lace Mantillas, Real Laces of all kinds. Real Lace ( ollars & Sets, Hairbraids,from 15 to 0 New styles Waterfalls, LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED FROM MY HOUSE, on 2sth of May, es lor fe cC. e gne red and white COW; b knob on on Ga White Waist, on? invite ce eattStadton gr bar Sdods, ao.” We] ti, ine ned tad wekite COW: brane Rob ob one by Bobinets for waists, Buttons, rar goods. MILLER, bringing her to No. 128 Penn. av. ‘my 30-3t Ladies’ Undergarments, Walking Dresses, my 20-Im* 101 BBN, street, Georgetown. = REWARD—Lost. on the 2th inst., onedar! dark Morning Robes, Meu eee M. H WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM 3 mal CONN ith. black oad. shout five years Lubin’ Perfuniery, tras? Ronnets, W*™ iY YEING AND CLEANSING F ton ober orga Theabeve, reward willbe Feathers, OMe, No, 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.C., | Bean Kohan Tdaad Seon ey aoe) Bt COnnEE 0 Hat Hair Nets. Established in 1891 {premium awarded by the’ Metro. | a nT oath Flowers, | emaaser Sg litan Institute. bpilt 1386, and i and is now by Cis TO MY By ig] ON THE 28TH &ec. &e. r the largest soley complete establishment of inst., a LIGHT BROWN COW, white stripe Dresses, Mantillas ang ‘Bonnets made at reduced the kind i th this section of countr: down her back, cg in her left ear, brass knob on my 30-2w nds her left “horn.” ‘The owner ‘is requested. 10. come vy mozeing and Scouring of all kinds done in the best focenrd. ape hae at take eee NE SMITHETHLD HAMS, CURED IN | "270%" thankful for past fevord, the tubsériter| aweys nen? THOM now offer a lot of the finest SMITHFIELD | slicits the continued custom of the community. my 30-8t* near Rock Creel Chare. and returned by express with the drawn HAMS: one year ol last winter, Ra agtnteb dpe} Sane Mindciptia, Pa. N. W. BURCHELL, Bat Oiice address moss and Asspetch: | | wrk Pa, corner lith and F streets, Office wer ine t LD vad hen May tes 1s, to order of Wetherill, endorse my 29 under Ebbitt House. ce sunsetexcept Saturday. w ‘by him: Mitchell & & Son, and J.B. W All a itis closed ai ‘at O96 D. mi. fe 16-6m. || sons are cantioned from gotiniing th note, aa as (anacEs7 CARRIAGES! tee ae taken to top pape | On hand a fine senortment of fist clas class Carriages, pirated mint dl etre Taeet north to the eigen oak aghich will be sold at reasonable rates. q Salesroom 296 Pa. av., bet. sthand 10th sts, | street north, to,the subsoribers ty yoNES. work sold warran’ pairii a ge OnE: | TORE aN eee Eee NOES: | Steatanac om treme ae Repository’ STD atheees boteed oh vd bens FRIDAY ent SATURDAY EVENINGS, at | with collar and bell enj engraved ~ sy]- Yania avenue;’’ has ines the 23th ne ° ‘clock, p. m. beech missi: i a liberal reward — be be pala for her return. shop 477 sth, near D. a NAGLE & CO., Aucta, G@®sron DRAWING GEE CEGIGSTIN Bd00 Beets AND 0 x there. “ Mauand's, AC Nit Sr States aneine GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES re Le ae ar "ast it ba ch WATERCOLORS! PENCIL DRAWING! cone ae ae ing the same at Wilende ee cnt, MR. LOUIS WEISER has established » school HEILBURN & BROS, Pinting in Water: lors and Pastel anon zane 506 SEVENTH STREET, TO, COLLIERY PROPRIETORS AND MANA; ey Wasntnaton, and he takes Hom. the who have commenced to run off théir very large ue Mt iDesion, of ctensba re avin; ring. be en announcing that he has perfected arrangements for | stock at the following low figures: i} Sppointed ‘sole agents ip ane aS ok an enlar; nent of Sineeaer heres podbean, the accommo- Men’s good SEWED GAITERS, $3. ra ING M INE. (patent right secured) 1n- dear rarther gertenlars apply at. the Stadio, over | Men's fine BOX TOE GAITERS, £6. vite the attention of colliery proptictors sad inan- Metzerott's Hall, where Fen iota batters Men's LASTING TIES AND GAITERS, $1.75 ne ‘machines Seah ee f og. a a nen, beereae th; ne ane he to §3. able terms. wiahi ag information goncernivc jana sand? pms mab BASE BALL SHOES AND SPIKES, $3 pen TE Sea will be fare i PPPPPPPPPPPPPEEEPE 100 pairs LADIES CONGRESS GAITERS. uished canis by aanvinets PPPRE i 100 pairs LADIES LACE GAITERS, $1. ae Eee Grn £ DUNLOP, Very fine GAITERS, $2 to 83. Petersburg. OPERA TOE GAITERS, all sizea, LE: SION? LINEN plots ts a NDR ¥Y. informing our cust: selena th ect J Cinnestia a ae ithorpe: } tery with to get 3 and Children’s SHOES all styles, " BUNKINS and SLIPPERS very cheap. i au nan enn ce she’ CHEAPER CHEAP’ 6 SEVENTH 8T! TREET, ol sere south of Odd Fellows’ Bate lk Cok Bal ANS aCe. fide wheel Ocean Steamship ve, New York ms them | \: , | mse iene sepesteatrance, | fille, Shiai =: Corint! ‘sale i ol Land, - ‘alencia, Peteizs enc ity visit Pare