Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cireatatio the District W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY.................000eWAY 31, 1867. S7 BEADING MATTER ON SVERY PAGB. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. F $3 IN GEORGIA. SOUTH CAROLINA, REFATES IN S80 VIRGINIA. General Howard has re-eived a report from Colonel Sibiey. Assistant Commissioner for the State of Georgia, showing the condition of affairs in tbat State during the month of April. He eays reports from every part ot the State show an improved condition as regards the labor question. The freedmen are better 1d, and tbey are reported generally as werk- ing much better than at any time since the ‘war: they are better treated, there being less of the old disposition to drive them. but serious outrages are yet very fre- quent. four murders of freedmen having occurred int e pxst two weeks. The destita- tion is very great, and greatly increased by tbe inability of the pianters to supply pro- visions. The suffering is very severe. and ‘would bave resulted ip starvation but for the aic rendered. Daring the month 46,94! bushels of corn were distributed by the various relivf commissioners, besides a large quantity of otber supplies, and still there are urgent calls for aid from one third of the counties in the State. Two bundred and six schools, with 213 teachers and 12,954 puptis, arein operation. Brevet Major General R Scott, Assistant Commissioner for the State of South Carolina, bas made bis report for the month of April. He says the cuffering among the people for ‘want of food is almost indescribable, aud had it not been for «he distribution of provisions there would bave been a fearful number of Geaths, but there is every reason to believe that the crop this year will be sufficiently pro- ductive to preventa recurrence of such ex- ‘want. Cases of ineanity and death from actual hunger are reported in some districts. Brevet Brig. Gen. O. Brown, Assistant Com- Missioner for the State of Virginia, reports that since the passage of the act to provide for the more efficient government of the rebel States, there bas been a favorable change in the condition of he free¢men throughout the en- tire State. The schools are in good condition, ‘with 274 teachers and 16,108 pupils,of whom 6=6 are white. VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO Boston.—The President has accepted the invitation to visit Boston, Mass., on St. John’s day, the 241h of June, when the dedication of the Masonic ‘Temple in Boston will take place. He will b3 accompanied by his son, Col. Robert Johnson, and will be escorted by Uolumbia Commanid- | ery and Washington Commandery, Knights Templar, of this city. They will leave here about the 20ih or 2ist of June, amd will go by railroad. ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASU! itis thought that Secretary McCalioch will Rot make any appointment of Assiztanit Sec- retary to act during the absence of Mr. Chand. Jer, but that Assistant Secretary Hartley will | discharge the duties of the office until the re- turn of Mr. Chandler, which will be in the | course of eight or ten months, ABSENCE oF CaBIneT OFFiCERS.—Attorney General Stanberry is now in New York city for the purpoe of haying an operation per- | tornied on one of his eyes. Secretary Browning left the city on Wed- nesday evening for a visit to his home in IIli- nois, where he will remain for several weeks | to recruit his health. Comixc Dowy.—Attention is called to the fact that New York is enjoying a little panic in the flour market, and that prices have de- clined in ten days from one to two dollars per barrel, the greatest decline being in the finer gtades of family four. THE WHITE Hovuss.—To-day being Cabinet day no visitors were admitted at the Execn- tive Mansion. All the members were Present except Secretary Browning and Attorney General Stansberry, who are absent from the city. ES THE JAPANESE AT THE TREASURY.—The Japanese Commissioners, accompanied by} Mr. Chilton, of the State Department, this af- | ternoon visited the Treasury Department, and were shown through by Mr.S. M. Clark. Su- perintendent of the Printing Division. B87 About 51,000 tons of Scranton coal were sold at New York on Wednesday, at an aver- Age decline trom the of thirty cents per ton. @7 The Richmond papers announce that there is enough money in the Virginia treas- ury to pay four per cent. of the interest dueon the State debt in July. &@ The Presbyterian General Assembly, in Cincinnati, yesterday adopted the majority report on reunion. This refers the subject to the churches themselves for consideration. ee m7 Judge Kelley spoke in Danville, yesterday. —————$— —_____. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this source to-day were $945,311.37. PErsonal.—Hon. Mr. Ingersoll, of Lilinois, is in this city. THE PvuBLIc Dest.—The statement of the public debt, which will be published about the 4th of June, will show an increase in the same of two or three millions of dollars, on account of the Government having to pay $24,000,000 In coin during the present month tor interest. A large amount of coin has been received during the month, and the increase of the debt will not be as much as was ex- pected. ——— THE SouTHERN M1ssionN.—Mr. Farnsworth, the well-Enown I}linois Congressman, adds another to the number of national missionaries sent imto the South. He will leave shortly for that section. JW. Langston, cf Ohio, and E. iM. Brown, of Baltimore, both colored, are about to set out on a similar expedition to Vir-: ginia and other Southern States. ——_—______ MARYLAND ConstiTUTIONAL Convention, In this boay yesterday the committee on the declaration of rights, to whom had been re. ferred the proposed amendments Offered in convention to article 36 of tnat document, on the subject of religious liberty ana testifying in the courts, reported out allof said article, after the wor. try,’ in line 10, and insert as follows: «Nor shall any person, otherwise competent, be deemed incompetent as a witness or juror on account of his reli,ions belief, Provided ne believes in the existence of God. and that un- der His dispensation each Person will be hela Morally accountable for his acis, and be re- warded or punished therefor, either in this ‘world or im the world to come, No shall be deemed incompetent as a witness on account of race or color, bat the General As- sembly may, at any time reafter, change or modify this clau: shall deem i: ex- pedient.” A minor ‘minis- Support of mission of the celored man freely to pea t Placing it on the high vantage ground of rigi and necessi ind not expediency, i result, the mv armed. ‘Witheat pabes bites ais ais deeeiottea Tux Tury.—The Buckeye Race Cincinnati, was well attended yesterday, There were two races, the first a selling rase, dash of 1% miles for all ages, che purse be: $300. Eight horses si The Face was won by W.R. Crook’s colt, Grigaby. Time, 3.144. ‘The horse sold for $329. The second race. twe-mile beats for all ; Purse, ‘The hor: tered were Weidon’s filly, Connor. Ansell distanced Connor in the first heat. 5 The trotti between, the stallions Geo, M. Patchen, derbilt for $2.00, mile heats, best three in five, in barness, came eff on the Union Uourse, New York, yesterday. Patchen the second, third, and fo! rth hea Fret weing dead heat.’ Time, 298, 23, 328 . i ae Pep tere wERs.—Iin Ul - S. district court, ii ies. ton, S. O., yesterday, ®, bid cercomplon nas filed by District At Corbin against Unas. K. Priolean, Theo UL. Wagner, Jas. T: man, W. EL. Jobo B. Frazier & Uo. of the laws of Tespe they are States. Judge granted aa in: previous month's prices | | Wasuinetor, May 31, 1967—Jay Oooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Ger- ernment securities: Buying. Sciling. Coupon, 1881 a a ‘ive Twenties, 1962. ney 103! U.S. Five Twenties. 1864. US 1 U.S. Five Twenties. 1865........ 106% 6x U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J'y,"65. 7% Ney U.S. Ten Forties..... oo 99% U.S. Seven Thirties, Augnat....05% 106; U.S. Seven Thirties, June. 196%, 1% U.S. Seven Thirties. Jniy 106% © 105% NEW YORE FIRfPT BOARD BALES. Uoupons... Ins 30. 5.20°8, 1962. % 8, J 106% «30's. July $.20's, Jn.&Jy,'65.108 Gold... —_—__+-0re~ ‘ FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Oo, quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New Yorm. May 31—Iist Board—Uanton Co., 42%: Oumberland Qoal Uo.. 29%; Qaick- silver, 24; Meriposs.6%; do. preferred, '64%; New York Central Railroad, 8%; Ere Railway.5?X: Ere preferred, 71%; Hud*on River Rasrond, 101%; Reading R. R.. 103%; Michigan Oen:ral R. K., 109, Michigan Southern and N. Indiana R. 63; Lilinow Central R., 116; Cle: land and Pittsburg R. R., 74%; Northwestern, RY; do. preferred. 57%: Se talned ad Tole. do, — Rock Island, 87%; Fort Wayne. 96%; Pacific Mail, 128%; Atlantic Mail, 101. ———_-«ee-. THE WESKELY STAR is now on our counter for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails. containing the proceedings in the case o¢ John H. Surratt; @ fall account of the (a! olic Sunday echool celebration: Religious co ferences and assemblies during the week; the capture of Maximilian: local polities, the Point of Rocks Ratiroad; a capital story of «How I Triumphed movements of the working people; full reports of all Mectings of Republican and Democratic Associations and Ward Clubs during the week; U. items of domestic economy; moreui Sketches, with Domestic, Military, Naval, Be- partmental, and Local News; Agricultural and Housekceping Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Di tcher. THE GUARDIAN a. THE NEW CATHOLIC PAPER. irst number will appear SATURDAY. June 8th, unavoidably postponed from June Ist. my 31 2t UGH CHAPEL, corner 34 street east nd_A street north, Capitol Hill, AIR AND FESTIVAL by the Ladies, com- DA ENIN 1837 ing MO a 1 3d. 5 rt will be made to ad the enjoyment is. and no raffling permitted. son Tickets, 30 cents. ele Adm n, 10 cents. my 31-4t* TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DLLER OF THE CURRENCY, ®. May 29. 1357, lers of the cir- t National Bank of f i will be paid in lawful of the United States. upon presentation of the same at the Treasury of the United States. H.R. HULBURD, my 31-wiw Comptroller of the Currency. SPECIAL» ICE—CLERICAL MUTUAL BLILDING ASSOUIATION — PLACE OF MEETING CHANGED. Ther ng of Directors holders, will be held on i x June 31, at 8 o'clock pre isely.in the third story. corner room. of Plant’s new building. corner Lith st. All the m r monthly with meeting of Stoc DAY EVENING nd New York ave. ito attend, as im; tant Intsine=s will be presented for consideration an action relative to change, and best plan for fu- and tore extended operations. Rvery mem- | ber should be present my 31-3t Gea ARTMENT Pour METROPOLILTAN ICE Offs of Superintendent. No.2 Law oie a 4st SOTO t is requested of all: pro Bars that they have thelr ba ND 3d proximo. (Election day.) and E intoxicat oe Tiguars to be drank ir‘premises on th olice officers are ted to reportall persons who fail to comply request to this office. for the information ard of Polite. = A.C. RICHARDS, Major and Superintendent. iana avenue ay 29. 1857, tors of Drinking -rooms closed on DR “i WEDN ERS OF ELECTION ARE Fo hereby notified to call immediately at the rks Office of the supreme Coart of the District umbia,and take and subscribe the oath of é K. J. MEIGs. ¥ 29 (Chron. &Intel.} Clerk. em HURCH OF THE INCARNATION. X STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. for the benefi of this new peers hurch, wilt be held at No. 478 M STREET, (corner 13th and M.) ont EVE OF JUNE 3D. 41H 31H, and 6TH. Admission. 15 Cents REGISTRATION NOTICE. who have billx ag: by order ¢ ase present them to the u ist instant for examina’ mny 29-tjed r Bat A FESTIVAL ITARIAN HURCH will be at Odd Fellows’ Hall. 7th eet ven D and E,on FRIDAY EVENING, clock, ard the mn honr. te be had at Philp & Sol- ey SS 7th street. z E UNDERSIGNED. CHINA, nt CROCKERY-WARE MER- | se Our respective a“ lock p. m.. on and hret day of June. nntil the first day er next, Saturdays 6x JW BOTELER & BRO. FOLEY « HOL CO. Ww Bé& VERIDG CHARLES ULLRICH. Jr MEETIN 85 a OF THE COLORED VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH WARD. A Mass Meeting of the Colored Voters of the Sev enth Ward will be held at Island Hall on FRIDAY EVENING, 3ist The meeting will be addressed by several well known ( rvative Citizens of the city and ward All voters are invited to Com». Hear, Deliberate and then form their own conclusions By order of the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. RATION NOTICE. — PERSONS may find their names incorrectly lin the printed poll-lists in the various or who have made application and been ac- cepted whose names do not appear in the lists. will personally or in bdtde Ae vty my the error to a8 follows :—«Sirike | ™. until7 o'clock p. m., “to receive evidence of the the undersigned on or before the 29th inst... so that without personal Spppestion the corrections can be made on the two days appointed for that pur- pose ¥ the Judges of Election. By order. my 23-9 8. V. NOYES, Secretary. REGISTRATION NOTICE—The “qualified yoters”’ of the city of Washi oy an istof May. >the undersign in open session at the City Hall, ‘from 9 o’cloc! qualifications of persons claiming the right to yote’’ in said si; at the election to be held on Monday, the ad of June next, and ‘for correcti € lists”? of Voters heretofore made ond posted up in the porate Spe by them 2. VN . Si y Ww gion, May 20, 19977) my 23-9¢ a a AY (eT es vevantens REPUBLICAN GEN RAL COMMITTEE, Wasuisoron, D. C., May 25th, 1867, The following members of this Committee were appointed a FINANCE COMMITTES, and an- thorized to receive subscriptions for the use of the General Committee yiz- 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 ————— Aw LINEN DUCK SUITS, warranted shrunk. direct and Bena eaten EON BALL, corner 43g on SALES fine freoh COW and CA y 30-4 LF.- In- ire ables a 3 AGAN, No. 223° Gt. between ONNETS, HATS, — my . FLOWERS RIBBONS And all f ‘ nd atl Kinde 40 LINE Just recei at ‘DAY ae LL KINDS OF cheap at STRAW G Y DAVIS & @ =a Se eee NEW JAPANESE GOODS. TT, JAPANESE TE wk TATASERRA gran STIVAL by the ladies | E. CHURCH, MO. Special Telegrams to the Star. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. [By Capie to the Associated Press.) * LivERPooly Se ltr of cotton 8°,(K6 bales, im port 611,000 bales, of wh ch 4440 0 bales are Americ: Uo:ton ae- tiv at 1144. tor uplands. Breadstuffs ami provisions anchanged. Lorpon, May 31—2 p. m.—Consols, 95%; U. S. 6-20's unchanged. LivgeRPooL, May 31—2p. m.—Cottorn an- changed. Lonpom, May 3!—Noon.—The regular week- ly siatemeut of tne Bank of Engiaad pu 1 ‘d this morning shows the bullion in that Institution to bave increased £753,000 sterling. The Bank of Engiand reduced its rate ot dis- count 2% percent. This very favoranle ex- bibit caused an activity and buoyancy inthe money market, and console have advanced to %% x for money. American secarities are withe out decided change. U_S. 725. Suppression of a Newspaper. MoBILB, ALA., May 31.—Yesterday’s edi- tion of the National publican sewspaper bere was suppressed by order of the com- mandant of the Post and a squad placed over the office. The future publication of tne pa- per is prob bited until proof sheets are sub- mitted to the commandant. The order of suppression says the paper was Tend+red amenable under the last paragraph of general order issued May 19th, prohinitiag the publication of articles inciting rio'.yivlence or the public use of incemdiary languige. The article referred to was instracting freedm when and how to use firearm Arrested for Forgery. PHILADBLPHIA, May 31 —Lorenzo B. Shep- herd. of Brookiyn, bas been arrested nere, charged with the forgery of a check fer $250 on the First National Bank of Albany, and an- | ober for $940. When arrested he bi imai- Jar check for 75, and a draft forthe same amoont. on which he had obtained an advance ot$i50. The accused contesses to losing money by gambling, but is silent about forgeries. He has beee boarding at one of the principal hotels with a colored servant, and recently gave & supper to bis friends costing $175, WILmIncton, Det. May 31.—The trial of Joseph W. Pratt, tor the marder of J. Pusey Smith, im this city im April last. was concluded at Newcastle yesterday, with a verdict of « not guilty,” on accountof insanity. Adultery be- tween the deceased and Pratt's wife was part of the defense. Wayne McVeigh, of Chester, was one of the prisoner’s counsel. The trial excited great inter is generally sati Sewing Machine Deci Boston, May 31.—Jadge Daly, in the Court of Common Pleas, decides that a peculiar form of & manufactured article y become a trade mark, and accordingly issued an injanc- tion restraining Bartlett and others from sell- ing or making sewing machines in the letter G shape. oy A Tense ee teniy ew EE, Marine Disaster. NEwPokt, R. 1, May 31.—The: steamer Old Colony. for New York, broke her machinery last night, and was towed back here- The ac- cideat caused much consternation among thé passengers, but mene were injured. Seen: RULES FOR REVISIO ; REVISION OF THE RGIS L * “Open” seasions of ‘the Judges of the Elettions”” will be held on the 30th and 3ist of May. at the City Hall. in Washington, D: C../to reeeive Wash 3 jeuce of the qualifications of Persons claiming the ht to Vote at the election to be held on Monday, ths 3d of June next. and to correct the lists of names or voters already prepared and posted upiu the several wards. 1. In performing the duties imposed 1 during the two days desi: nated, the Jude endeavor to ascertain whet ed voters have be i original lists. and w erly placed thereon. In the insertion or removal of names. the: them 6 will r the names ot qual nm omitted from the first. or ether any have been improp- will exclusively regard the qualifications or disqnalifica tions prescribed or mentioned in the act ofdanunry 8th. 1367; and their determinations will not be influ- enced Ly the neglect or refusal of persons to present themselves at the periods of original registration within their respective wards, nor by their past purposes or desires, IT. In determining whether the name of an: should Le added to. or taken from the origi al lists. ~ the Judges” will actias ** officers” created by the act y Cougress and the a) of the s of the Judges 1 viduals. They mnst therefore be, satisfied in their official capacity of the existence of the prescribed qualifications or disaualige ations; aud in order that they may form fair and correet conclusions. they will allow any one of their num- ber, or any citizen to present objections to the sertion of names on the lists of voters. or to the tention of names thereon, These objections 1 consist of an expression of belief of di-qualifics- tion, or of the enumeration of particalar objec tions. Iv. Whenever the right of any one to have his nante inserted on a list of voters. or to have it retained thereon, shall be doubted or disputed by any one or more of the Judges. or challenged by any citizen in either of the modes indicated. an oath shall be ad ninistered to the applicant or claimant. which shallinclude the several points or particulars of qualification and disqualification mentioned in the ist section of the act of the th of January. 1337; aud also obligate him to truthfully answer any juestions which may be asked him in relation to bis 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 to him. name Will mot be placed on the list of yoters. o found thereon it will be removed; unless oth dence shall be produced sufficient to satisfy Jusges that he ix a qualified voter, "But if he tuke the required oath and isfactorily the questions which Frog be he will be regarded as entitled to have placed or retained on the list of vote: the challenger produces no evidence overcome his oath and, answers to the which may be propounded to him. i pri uflcient to inquiries ‘Phe oath which shall be taken in all cases of chal- lenge shall be substantially as follows, viz: ou. — - do swear or affirm) that you are a (native or naturalized) izen of the United States, of the age of 21 years or upwards; that on or before the 3d of June next you will haye resided inthe District of Columbia one year, and in the — ward of election precinct, where jot proposed voting, tbree month; that gozare neither a pauper nor un- f der guardianship; that you have not been convicted of any infamous crime. or offence, and that you rebels in the late rebellion; and that you will true ake 4onuch questions as may be asked fy oters of the — ward. VI wider range of rer Wa given to the Jud, of the rig nu, than tn their correction. the first, no have not voluntarily given aid or comfort to the your claim to have your name placed In the preparation 6f the first or mh oie a of proceeding wax directed. In I their duties are particularly prescrib required not only to hold public or 1m” sessions, bat to give ** prior newspaper notice” of the sane and place of each sexsion. “It 18 at these sessions, and these seswions only, that the lists must be cor- Yected and claims presented from person profess- ing to Le fete voters; and evidence be receive? to sustain their claims. Persons desiring to be enrolled as voters must therefore apes in person on the days and at the timegand place designated; except who be- cause of sickness or other unavoidable cause are un- able to do so. In the excepted cases written or BP wclnseny applica- tions may be presented to the Ju at the be a septions,in which the reason of making them shall be stated under oath, and when so, presented the names of each ap ins shall be read aloud by one of the Jadgess and if his right to yote be doubted or disputed, in either of the modes mentioned, evi- dence aball be received in support of his claim as wellas. inst it; and the conclusion of the Judges be formed from, the force or weight of the evidence which may be presented . By order of the Boara my 2-5 [Chrona Rep) Havin, OYES, Sec’y. advised a ui iber of my fellow-citize that under the decision of ‘the ‘Supreme Court they would not be required to. appear in person de- mand a registration of their names, and having my- self taken a memo! a of the names of wnumber of persons known to be entitled to regist nm, I deem it eT, abled, notify every one by arule jot ‘by the es of Election, to ‘which I dissented, no hame will registered unless per- sonal application is made; except those persons ab- solutely prevented from appearing by mickness or Eyaeiate Gece eee m7-8t b ~. Judge of Election. rc a ne OR RENT—A Sine wren metsve PEANO, round corners and modern improvements, 4 Sera” CGS eA r nadvance. a m Between loth ana Hich rtfegty § my 31-3", AG WwW and & fine young sty) Broome Pad Sea street, east corner of FOR »SIGSTON '& NIM! PAVILION, corn for Indies and genti their justh; OR SALE CHEAP-—, iSfptloman’s turno ‘ arly ni Nourennt x Ld bogie ». ) panies! AnD 5 | EhpiRsL AD ohae 9 Afiairs in Georgetew Larceny.—Jobn Taylor, alias Fox, colored porter for Ritchie & ston, druggist. was arrested yesterday fr tne larceny of drags, chemicals, &c. of the value of over » the prope! of Bie empiosers.and several um-. brellas ulkoer & Bess, dry goods mer. chants. The goois were recovered by.officer Reid, woo made the arrest. Justice Buckey sent Bim toJjail for court. Mxaonants’ ExQuancR—Baemness duil. Ofte e— B40 ‘is wheat, 4,50) bush-ls corn. les of white, 1/0 bushels white corn, wt $1.0% 500 bushels red wheat. at $2.90; aad 300 bushels do . at $3 FreTivat —Lasi night of the strawberry fest'val at the Preshyt-rian Chapel, on West street, by the ladies of ti ridge-street Charch. ine boats with Tax Canav.— Arrived — coal. consigned to the Borden O>., 225.5 ten: Centrat Co. $37.15 tone; American (o-, 213.3 tove; Consolidation Vo., 335.5 tons. Departed— The Seneca, sundries, to Seneca; Geo. Moler. ealt, to Lift-lock 35; L. M. Mayer, sundries, to Liit-lock 35; and twenty-eight boats light. (Correspondence of the Star.} BRooxvitim, Mp., May 27, 1867.-Edstor Star: Hon Judge Berry bas been holding Court at Rockville for some days to hear arguments of counsel in an injunction case in volving ee veral churches owned by the M. E. Oherch, and || which bave been forcibly seized by seceders from that Church, who have joined the M E. Cbureh South. The M. E. Ohureh applied for a writ of injunction. The Sudge is expect- ed to give bis decision in a few days. The fepresentatives of the M.E Ohurch seem to have no doubt that the result will be fayora- ble to them. A camp meeting is appointed to be held by the ministers and members of the Methodist E. Church, near Laytonsville, in this county. avout the 9th of August. The Methodist Churchesof Washington are expected to tent on the gound. A camp meeting of much interest was beld at the same place last year. ‘The wheat and grass cro ing in this county; USHROOM CRACKERS, {er thebarrel.) at 36 cents per pound. Camp's ( Philadelphia)supe- rior SODA CRACKERS, (by the barrel.) at 1fcents per pound. No charge for barrels, and ivered in any part of the city free of charge.’ Call, or address thi rh st office, piers raearre ag J. ToHOOVER, my 31-6t* __No. 604, corner oti and N streets rr THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- TRICT OF COLUMBIA. George W. Henning 792 Equity vs auity, Albert Hen: et al Docket 8. The trustee ted to make sale of the real Po! estate in the proteedings in this canse mentioned, having rej thaton the i7th day of May. 1337, he sold Lot 12..in Square 8%. with the Improve: ments.to F. Adolph Gonzenbach for the sum of 31.425. who has complied with the terms of salg.. It is thereupon. this 29th day of May, 1:7, ordered that the said sale be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before the 2d day of July next. provided acopy of this order be Published in the Evening Star once 1h each of tires Sticcessive,wecks before the said2d day of July next. A.B. OLIN, Justices Actrue copy=Test: Dy 3l-lawsw R. J. MEIGR: Clerk. GREAT BARGAINS, : : Black Cloth Frock Coats, of superior quality, from #1 1G to 30. jac Sacks from, #10 t. 5 efron Sacks, in an Biionsbie colors, $11. Black Doeskin iho from $7 to $16, Cpssimere from $4 fo #12, cts eats Veat, and Pantéloons—from 33; jo S25 neahove gdol® are‘of onr own make. First-class style, in material, trimming, and we GUYS AND YOUTHS! Chornrna. Ve also ipyite the attention 4 re) Oo our stoek of BOYS! AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING. of all aizee. at low prices. Boys’ Fancy Suite, from 3to6 years. He ys’ Cutaway Suits, from 4 to 9 years, ore Harney Suits, from 9 to 14 years. Boys? Metropolitan Snits, from 12 to 16 years, Youths? Sizes, from 16 to 0 yenre. NOAH WALKER & CO., 368 Penna. ave.. bet. 6th and 7th at, my al-3t Metropolitan Hotel Buildin, HE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF CX PANTS AND VESTS at ODEON HALIM. cor- ner 434 street amd Penn’a avenne, my 30-4 BL SILK RE NGAT 75 CENTS EACH, Z 3 at my 30-3t DAVIS &GAITHER’S. pRAP DE ETF AND SILK ALPACA SACKS at ODEON HAUE. 446, corner 4% street. my 30-4t P. WALLACH. VOR SALE—Two new SODA FOUN TS. with draw ea marble stand. and syrup bottles, complete. Apply 624 Pa. avenae. between 2d and 3( streets. my 30-3t" GPAVS AND DITATION x LINEN PAPER COLLARS, fwenty-cents per box, at may 30-4t ODEON HALE. Corner 43 st. and Penn’a ave. x FIFTY HORSES AN BE, PASTURED on the farm lately owned by John A. Smith, near7th street Park. Splendid, grass," good shade and plenty of SD F to wisest THOMAS COYLE. SS OLT TIO N—Copartnership heretofore er ene SCE Pasa st. is by mutual consent dissolved, and Wm. Gray alone is authrized to settle the accounts of the same. C. E. MULLIKIN. May %th, 1867. my30-3t™ oT ES STRAWBERRIES. Delicious STRA WRERRIES. fresh from my Nar- rery, can be had daily at my Store whilst in season, pommmencing Friday. May Sist. JOHN SAUL, Seed Store, 446 7th street, Op G) Ww tradin, name Ly Dowling & ‘byah r. do, by mutnal consent. this day dissolve said copartnership. All debts due to or by the said firm to be settled by Wm. Dowling, successor to William Dowling & Brother. ¥ LIAM DOWL JOSEPH D GEORGETOWN. M Li Et 70.4 TRIMMING RIBBONS. at 1 pir Ft DAVIS & GUITHER ality. Chea GAITHER'S.> HEMSTITCH ents. at & GAITHER’S, 20 Market Space. CLOTHING ROOMS. SYLVANIA AVENUE, BLISHED. 1847. HER RIBBONS, all width and On B DAVIS. & SEW MORN of HANDKERCH my #3t C DEON HALL 446 PEN those LINE IEF DAY The public are most respectfnlly invited to call gud examine the most superior assortment of CA8- SIMERE PAN Sand VESTS ever exhibiged én this market, and. at yery Jow prices. Algo. a ve Inrge sock of CASSEMERE SUITS: toether wit rap de Bte-and assorted Linen Suits. Duck Suits of various rs. Our CLOTHING and FURB- NISHING GOODS are the very best that can be found, and willvell at the lowest Latte AOE. my 30-5t Odeon Hall Clething Rooms, -20) MO) WORTH OF — 2 $30,000 ¥08 FOF prec Goons IMPORTED BY WILLIAN, No. 336 Penn. avenue, Will positively be sold at cost to reduee stock, M. The goods to be sold are such as BLACK SILKS, Vel ii for iatetobaltrndt ta ieee. vets. all colors, elve! ons, elvets. all c Heal Dares of allkinds, Realtrars Collars & Sets val Laces of all kinds, 2 CO fairbraids from 15 to 40 New styles Waterfalls, inches Jong, Black Ags for Veils, Curls, ite Waists, Bobinets for waist=, Buttons, . Ladies’ Undergarments, Walking Dresses, Trimmings, Coudray’s Pomade, Morning Robes, Veils, ' 1 Base Perfumery, EROS Bonnets 14. é ; ‘ Parisian Bonnets, Feathers: owen, : Bonnet Silks, Dresses, Mantifian and Bonnets tnadeat. reduced 8 fan ane’ eat. ri price % my 30-30 ‘ ‘ Gq@* SESS TELD HAMS, CURED IN 1868. fer a lot of the finest SMITHFIELD ASS, one Sear old taot wha ah : cone ith SP ats : » NOTICE. { LINEN}COLLAR LAUNDR We take. red owstomers at it eta i cue 1 t nce antacere ted ‘ions pore indtesd to B x to. rs im: ak Bee pea: OOD, HUBTY 4 TAXbOR,: MA od Dealer bee pees ae ae tart Bill = EFFEOFEREEDPOBDORTPPOPOR i bee” } ING BAG AND 8 a cf SARE esa 4 ae . ‘ b3 THE MUNICIPaL KLECTION CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE, &c. EBBRS. EDITORS —Yon will please New York avonu MYiunce vir JNO) B ZIMMERMAN as an W 28 7ED—\ youne wae epercent caniigets for the Board of Comma | WV irernaid. Apply S tie MANY VOTERS. sonore 8 \ family or to doc! IRD WARD CONSERVATIVE TICKET. For Alder OMAS LEWIS For Common Gouncil. GEORGE T. Langue funily. GARSON E. BROWN. inv sot | 4th andeth ata most s ully declive being a Fie the office Of ASSESSOR of the BD wi JOHNSON. | ania WARD CONSERVATIVE TICKRT. Fo and 13th sts. 6th and 7th ets V Alderman— "GEORGE F. GULICK For Common Council in a family of two WANTS. WASTED—A 1M DDLE AG=D WHITE Wo MAN for genera. a twe ol th TANTED-A SITUATION bya res GIRL to cook wah a4 ison for for ork Oth street, be ween L and M. WARNTED-A youn: GIRL, t assist in care of two children and ch mberwork, in & private Apply immediately at 495 K street, bot }ANTED—A young WOM AN, t pmnily of a B, Apply at 420 D, bet make work, at No. 4 IRL cham 55 13th street, ina Inquire et 7ANTED—A good DRIVER, one who is wol! Apply st JOS. 4 ainted with the city SHAFFILLD'S, 946 Penn. avonue, between 13h , te cook, wash herself generally useful tode TANTED—A cettied WHITE WOMA the work of four in family , ine and fair wages will be given ply toF ARMSTRONG, corner 454 and F streets A German preferred To asteady per Ap m3!-3t* JANTED—WE WANT TO PURCHASE FOR just from the North a HOUSK $9000. One-haifcasb. i eral fi bout $1,000 eee ee my 31 0t Corner Ia. avenue and Sixth strest Wee EEL OY eure : my te” | Routh Wastington Collector. ‘@ gentlema 3 for $7.00 cash; also. one for ALBERT G. HALL. LoaSy a gecocep ep tg Register e F. A. BOSWELL. TANTED—A SITTATION as Barkeeper CHARLES Biiss. masts | WAR Goad Sar arn ITRST WAED Oren Can Best of references required. Address “P. W ,"' Star Office The following ticket will be supported by the vo ters of the First Ward: For Alderman— W.B MAGRUDER. © stating terms, my 29-t HIED WARD REPUBLICAN TICK }OUSE, for for abou' V A JANTED—A fur distance from 9 with medern improvements &e ANTED—For a cash customer, & about $10,000. $5,000; one-third cash, and the shed HOUSE, convenient and Pennsy!vania ave: Address Box 3 mys j ANTED—Two unfurnished ROOMS, north of Pa ave.. between 3d and 12th streets west. Cali from 9 till 12, a,m., atsouth gate eutrance to 43 st Presbyterian Church. my 9-40" 006, desirably For Alderman— : na two ye SOHN R. ELVANS. ee one DUWNMAN & MAGRUDER, For Councilmen— Real Estate Brokers, RICHARD J. BRALLS m 2-4 No. 2 Intelligencer Building. 5 i = TO §$5,000.—Wanted, a COPART nyorter, HOMME CTS Tinssox, | $3,000 ek sie int sent Sunt ote my 29 Secretary of Third Ward Republican Club old paying busincss re twice that amour )TERS OF THE now invested. A4 A ME OF THE FOURTH WARD, held at the y Hall, on Saturday, May 2th, the following ticket was nom inated : FOURTH WARD CONSERVATIVE UNION TICKET For Aldermen— ASBURY LLOYD. (long term.) WM. V Address, with real name and reter nee TORACCON IST, Lock Box 53 City Post of ce. my 27-6t* TANTED—20,000 Ladies to Know that they can buy at DOUGLASS Skirt Manufactory, 503 Ninth street, corner Dia SKIRT of 20 springs for 60 cents; 25 springs for 75 cents, and 3) springs for 95 cents. & BRO.'S Hoop my 24-5t" W. MOORE. (short term.) For Common Counci!— YM. H.NALLEY, SETS. any ROBERT BALL. BAUM, 49 L JAMES F. MOORE. lies to knew that the best and HOOP SKIRTS st place for A SHOULDER BRACES. ft avenue, between 6th and 7th sts Goods are warranted to fit or no'ssle. m20-tf TS, COR s that of CHS. For Assessor— RICHARD B. OWENS. my 28-tl SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Alderman— ZALMON RICHARDS. and Gentlem at 284), 7th str N.B.—No matter worn. JANTED TO BUY—By E.S. JUSTH, Ladies ‘s second-hand Clothing, Una- derclothing. Bedding. Boots and Shoes. & &., t tween Land M sts. north. how much they may have been my4-im" V Railroad Depo rent will be paid nm §. CROCKER, L.PFAU Son Jos : WILLIAM RUTHERFORD. Asenno ‘or r— JOSHUA WHITNEY. By orderSecond Ward pepunlicat Club. G. DLE, A President. EDWARD AMBUSH. Secretary. m25-7t 411 Pennsylvania ANTED—WANTED- MEN States Army. at 461 @ street. near px og m to nine Good. avenue. for the United rooms. A references. 150 P. U..or room No. 5 Colonization Building, aply OR COLLECTOR. The undersigned, through the solicitation of many friends, and the pledged support of a thous and others, offers himself as a candidate for doors north of Pe ILVER. na. nne SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE Wy Aare er. and Cast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and 8 value, at the old establ ker's Store of R. FULTO .or_any other article of ed » hant Pawnbro. &CO., 502 9th street. Sole Agent for dez2-ly TAX COLLECTOR. Iwill be a candidate until elected or defeated. » back out eported by some persons, and ete get a #ipg majority. my Pte ey ¥. WILLETT. [DEPENDENT TICKET-SINTH WARD. The following Ticket will be supported at the en caine Jane Election by many citizens of the sixth ard. * For Alderman— AMUEL CROSS. Fér Common Council — JOHN BE. HERRELL, THOMAS SOMMERVILLE, t JOSIAH L. VENABLE. For Assessor— : CHARLESNELSON. myi8-eoitkdte Aprons. J ine and a lippers. ns for Pillow Cases, Ottomans, Chair os. and in short, every vartety of Pat- hey are daily issue Practical duced the price to FIVE make and stamp i ‘ilk and Working Cotten very low. W ANTED—10.000 LADIES "to Know that at the new Stamping Rooms, posite Patent Office, they can find the best nent of Patterns ever offered here for © Waists, Oseys, Pine tam CEN TS PER W any 439 oh str te oaks, Yokes. Bands, ushions. and Initials. We have « French r. and have re- ‘IDPH. pattern brought us. BOARDING. Cc FOURTH WARD _ OOMS AND BOARD 215 ISTREET. BOARD ONSERVATIVE UNION TICKET to be snp- #20 per month. Room and Board > per ported at the next June election: month. — my 31-2t* B' \ARDING —Front PARLOR, handsomely far- ASBURY LLOYD. WM. W. MOORE. For Common Council. WILLIAM H For Aldermen— I nishe Bac! two + With board for tw with nea at $55 per month. board. at $45 per month. r loth st. m 31-3t" CHAS. H. ANDE ROBERT BALL. — eee PIG NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. E STRIVE TO PLEASE.—The AWKWARD CLUB E in a private fami ers. Apply at erences required. x TWO ommodated with Board and I GE where t OR RENT—In a private family. two very nicely Furnished ROOS in 400 Sixth street TLEMEN CAN BE om if desired here are no other board- near G. Ref- my 31-3t* avery healthy and ile location. with the best of BOARD. Terms (lene won eae ee moderate. “Address X. Y., stating name and resi- Te ees 4 t, ths use dence. Star office, m 31-3t" GRA D + i SEVENTH STREET PARK, rUEs- US DAY, June 4th, 1867. Tickets. 50 Cents, admit- ting a gentleman and ladies, By order of * my 31-40” THE COMMITTEE, on th FPEsmn BROTHERHOOD. We A! AND P’ <4 ROOMS with first-clas OARDING.—Two sant ROOMS, with board Heights of Georgetown. Apply at 109 street, Georgeto 4 Lo -3t* LEASANTLY FURNISHED s Table Board. suitable my 30-4t™ L STREET. aitvaesuite for Iadies and gentlemen. at 273 F street. = THE SECOND ANNDAT 3th and 14th street«. Terms moderate AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIC-NI¢ 3 EE OF 15TH STREET, two newly-furnished, airy FRONT ROOMS, ° beantifully located without Board. in o JOHN MITCHELL CIRCLE, will be given at JEUNNEMAN’S RDEN DAY. June TUESD 4. An IRISH PIPER and a fine Band have been secured. Tickets. 50 Cents may 31-3t" itol Hill.) man and wife) b: door east of 18th st . COR, for a summer residence, with or ond st 1 be had applying to 276 H street. m 30-3t ory BALCC NY ROOM, d (suitable fora entie- first m3)-6t* \ ‘HE WASHINGTON ZOUAVES IN THE FIELD AGAIN Grand Military and C i¢ Afternoon and 7ANTED—FORTY TABLE BOARDERS. at the American House. corner Pennsylvania nue and 7th street. at 325 per month. my29- lotr Evening Reunion of th ayes WASHINGTON ZOUAVES, : f the per Uniform Fund of the Company, Penna, av At THE WASHINGTON PARK 7th street, SOR RE Ou FRIDAY. June 7th. 1857 :, ckets admitting 4 gentleman and ladies. FIETY S. my 29-6t" COMMITTEE, BYAEPING —Large and small ROOMS pleasant- situated with good BOARD. T—TWO ROO. HE F floor, and one on the third. with board. 3! Terms from $2 $30 per month. Transient, 82 per day. 371 bet. 4% and 6t 3t* T IkSsT 91 EB street north, between 9th and 10th streets. OARDING AT AN ELEGANT COUNTRY P®er. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn i) RESIDENCE ¢ miles from Georgetown. a opposite Metropolitan Hotel; Tuesday | None but those ping their own conveyances and Friday evenings, from 3 to 100'clo The hall | tak Heads of Departnients preferred. Apply at »¢ rented for meetings, &c. my 10-ly the Star Office. my 29-30" {OR RENT—In 4 private family a pleasant h BOARD. ne) GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. FRONT ROOM, second floor, suitable for two. 0 per month. Apply 371 New York ave.. corner 12th Also, TABLE. my 23-6t* GFoRGEFOWN HEADQUARTERS. - ten! *URNISHED Ri Save ten per cent.. and bny your FANCY ed eeable GOQDS. HOSIERY. LADIES AND GENTS | onthe. Apply at star off BANDE Re re Oe 8 By “| QEVERAL LARGE AIRY of YOUNG & BEHREND, No. 120 Bridge street, next to the National Bank of Commerce. Georgetown, D. C. New Goods daily received. ap 17-2m* Ww. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT. Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.C. su and bath in the ho hear 19th: OOMS RO © ly furnished to let. with BOARD. will be let in suits or singly. Two large parlor ase. Neighborhood excelle1 WITH BOARD. IN A cation, for the summer my 27-¢03t™ HADSOM on first floor able for a club of four gentlemen, gas, water, One ouly afew minntes from Departments. nusurpassed for summer. 0 Highest references given and required. 234 H square from the cars, Location nt. st., my 2)-eo3tadst* Established in 183} j premium.aws led by the Metr olitan Institute. 1857 ; rebu' 6, and is now by Z far the largest and Taost complete establishment of alts with BOA the kind in this section of sonny. Dyeing aud Scouring of all kinds done in the best manner. Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber solfcite the continned custom of the community. Goods received and returned by express with the utmost promptneas and despatch. and 2th. FoR RENT—Ni: BEDROOMS BOARD 85 per we: and La. avenue. orth. Inquire at No. 7 ek. OARDING—A. gentleman and bis wife, or two single genticmen, can ottain a pleasant front ine rivate family from the L street, between 334 mh 25 furnished PARLORS and from_ $10 to $12 per month. . £35 6th street, bet. O my 18-Im Post Office address, Lock Box No. $0. Office closes daily at sunset except Seavey ee fe it is closed at 8} p.m. fe HEILBURN & BROS, 506 SEVENTH STREET, who havé conimenced to ran off their very large stock at the following low figures: Men’s good SEWED GAITERS, 83. Men’s fine BOX TOE GAITEBS, 86. Men's LASTING TEES AND GAITERS, $1.75 a. to 33. BASE BALL SHOES AND SPIKES, $3 GREAT BARGAINS IN GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES can be had at doors month. Office D. 10 $1 aud M streets, partment. at the FOE RENT EE BOARD a large corner front ROOM, with four windows. ROOMS; all upon moderate terms. West. corner Indiana avenue. Fo RENT—Two well furnished PARLORS, on the first floor. with or without BOARD. Apply 393 E st., bet. Sth and 10th. fe 12 b Np BOARD at No Also. two other 359 3d street my 18-tJel 464 Vth street, a few north of the avenue. Terms $25 per ne ariel LOST AND FOUN OST—On the th instant | ee in a piece of paver. warded Oy leaving it inthe Post Office ‘73-50. rolled up The finder will be liberally re- Ante Boon, No. e3 REWARD Lost, ty 8 soldier, on, eater day, 30th instant, between 9th’ and a ROLL ot D and OF MONEY, contain- 100 pairs LADIES hee Gant GAITERS, $1. ing £2 iP Dati Siniee, geben » above o 100 pairs LADIES LACE GAITERS, $1, ward will be paic “return to the owner, Very fine GAITERS, $3 to $3. Surgeon Deperal’s Otlow. Bip. 454 lth street, or at OPERA TOE GAITERS, all sizes. — — ‘Misses and Children’s SHOES all styles. BUSKINS and SLIPPERS very cheap. SARATOGA TRUNKS CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. 4 at $06 SEVENTH STREET, ° one door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall, “_ )) istone steps at entrance, | OP the bringing her to N ted COW, iTS Ihe tnducements sgt draw #0 many bithirs to es eee tbe! | by him? are P stree 3 i eee eae ate * OsT- ax ZS eodua soe BY, + op of her horns. Qi: TRAYED FROM MY USE, 2th Ss one red and white COW RSE. in his horns. The finder will be of May, s# knob on one of suitably Be rd 128 Penn. ay, I & Son, ,80ons are cautioned from ‘hi sa fetal tae Stag [Intel. F my 30- REWARD—Lost. on the 28th Inst.. one dark with black head, about five years old; black teats.and white spotted udder; black §) The above reward will be paid it Pizrned to JAS. GILLEN’S, at corner of ss LOW PRICES. aa Jz and K sts.. Island, Grocery Store. m 30-3t* = AME, TO MY PREMISES ON THE 28TH nd i be aoine ; ahs ack, slip in her lettcan, brie task be 7 by ghieg eI > er lel + brass on oo na LARGE sf ve per jek born. ‘The “awucr is Feauested, 60 come 7 rward, prove property, e her a | GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES ee ee ee jAND, . 2 my 30-3t* near Rock Creek Church. . | | SPRONG WELL, MADE WORK OST=A OMISSORY NOTE fo L Phisdaonie: P fates ——— ot eam tt mennmmmmmmnmmemeemeenaam acme ee ST ta ee — —_ _