Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING-STAR. The Largest Circalation in the Distriet W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY.............0.....JUNE 4, 1867. ®7 BEADING MATTER ON BVBEY PAGS. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLB- @BAPHIC:AND OTHER MATTER. WZ The following is the official showing of the daily circulation of the papers named be- low, made under the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress: Evenine Stag, 7.715 copies per day. Intelligenceress 3,552 + “ ‘Phe returps of advertising by the same city papers for the quarter ending December 31, 1966, as taken from the books of the Intermal Revenue Office, are as follows EVENING STAR Intelligencer... _—+oee-—_____.. ELECTION YESTERDAY. ‘The election yesterday resuited as we anti- cipated, in the succees of the Republican ticket by a large majority—between two and three thousand. Tne Republican candidates tor Collector, Register, and Surveyor, were elected, eixteen out of twenty-one members o ube lower Board of the City Uouncils, and five of the eigAt members of the upper Board voted for yesterday. The perfec: order maintained throughout whe day told well for the modera- tion and goed sense of citizens of all parties, and was attributable also in a large degree, no doubt, tothe thoughtful provisions made by Superintendent Richards, and their faithful execution by his excellent police force. + 00$13.107 9108 Funxy to hear the Intelligencer inveigh against Election Frauds,” im view of the emart dodges attempted yesterday in the in- terest of its party ticket; such as imi- tating the Republican red ticket, with the Republican ticket headings and mottoes, de- signed to cheat the colored people, who were, however, too knowing to be cheated. The /n- teiligencer’s chagrin at the bad success ef this discreditable trick 1s shown in its eomplaint that Republican inspectors passed along the lines of colored voters to see if any of them had been imposed upon by these bogus tick- ets. it is evident, trom the Intelligencer's | wrath, that-its party had counted greatly upon the success of this fraud and similar scaly party wicks. If 18 to be hoped that the Dem. Jack. Asso- ciation—Florence, Thorn, Aiken, and the rest of the omnibus load—are saticfied with their | attempt to ‘boss things’? and ran.a Demo- GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. ‘Wasuixeron, June 6, 1867.—Jay Cooke &* Oo. furnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securities: U.8.@s Coupon, 1881... U.S. Five Twenties, 1862. . 5. Five Twenties. 1664. -8 8. Special ‘Telegrams to the Star. IMPORTANT ORDERS OF GENERAL , SHE AN. Buying. Selling. oll 1 oves Gev. Ji Madison Wells—A T r Ki Five Twenties, Jan&J’y,’6s. Ten Forties...... . Seven Thirties, An; U.S. Seven Thirties, Jnne U.S. Seven Thirties, July 1 Orders, No. 59, extract 4th, and the following telegram having been received at headquarters, the du- ties of the Board of Levee Commissioners ap- pointed in pargraph 3 of Special Orders, No. 34, current series, are here hereby suspended until turther instructions, in accordance with the order of the Secretary of War: “War DeraRTMent, WASHINGTON, Jane 3, 1€67 —Mojor General P.H. Sheridan, New Or- leans: Application baving been made to the President of the United tates dy the (zoyveraor of Louisiana and others for revocation of your order removing the Board of Levee Oommis- a +- WGK 7.30’s, July... 6 20's, Jn.&Ty,65.198 Gold... sce. FINANCIAL, Lewis Johnson & Oo, quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows, New York, June ¢4.—Ftret Board—U. S 6's, 1831, coupous, 112%: de. registered, 107; J. S. 5.20’s, coupons, 109%; do. rezistered, 1064; do. new, ——; U. S.7.30's, 106%; U.S. 10.40’e, registered, 99%; de. coupons, 99%: Pa- } sioners. and that the State authorities be per- erfic Mail, 132%; Atlantic Mail, 105: Usnton | mitted to proceed in the execution of the State Oo., 434: Cumberland Coal Co., 29%: Quick- laws, the President directs that all further proceedings be suspended until further in- structions. You will please report the facts in relation to your order, with the reasons for giving it. ‘EDWwIn M. STANTON, Sec’y of War.” By command cf Maj. Gen. P. H. Sueripay. Gerorex L, Harrsvrr, A. A. Goneral. Gen. Sheridan, in answer to the Secretary of War in reference to the Levee Commission. ers, states as the reasons for abolishing the two former Boards that the Legisia- tore last winter passed an act continuing the old levee board in office, so that $4,000,000 appropriated might be disbursed by a boardof Tebellious antecedents. After the adjourn- ment the Governor appointed a board of hig Own in violation of this act, and made the ac. knowledgments to Gen. Sheridan that his ob- ject was to disburse the money in the interest of his own party by securing for it votes at silver, 24% ; Maripoea, 6; do. preferred. '74%: N. York Centra) Railroad, 98%; Erie Railway.60%; Ere preferred, 72; Hudson River Railroad, 108%; Reading R. R., 104%; Michigan Ventral R.R., 110; Michigan Southern and N. (ndiana R. R., 68%; limo Central R. R.. 116%: O1 land and Pittsburg R. R., 75%; Northwestern, 35%: do. preferred, 59: Uleveland and Toledo, 114: Rock Island, re Fort Wayne, 97%; Obio and Mississippi Ttificates, 254; Weat- ern Union Telegraph, 43%; Boston Water Power, 25%. ——___+-0re.. @7-The Presbytery of Rappabannock, Va., will hold its next stated meeting in Warrenton Presbyterian Church, commencing on Thurs« day next, June 6th. GERMAN TARGET ASSOCIATION -The regular monthly meeting will be held at the Schuetzen Park, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, June Sth, 1867, at 7 o'clock p. m. jetat" CHAS. KLOMAN, President. ATTENTION, BRICKLAYERS ONION ie NO. 1. There will bea regular méeting on THURSDAY EVENING, June 6th, at 8 0’clock at Union League Hall, 9th street, between D and KE | the time of election. The old board refused streets: By order. Hecotping BRONTE to turn over its papers to the new board, and appealed toGen. Sheridan to sustain it, which he would not do, as the question would then have gone to the courts and have taken a year to decide. The State was then overflowed and poor people suffering. To abate this trou. ble, and afford immediate reliet which the honest disbursement of $1,000,000 would give an order dissolving both boards was issued’ Isay now unequivocally that Gov. Wells is AND FAIR.—A GRAND FAIR will be opened next MONDAY EVENING, the 10th nst., at Old Trinity Church, First street, George, town. in aid of the Mutual Beneficial Society of colored members of the church. All friends are in- vited. Admittance 15 cents for adults; 10 cents for children, Season tickets $1 for adults; 50 cents for children’ je 4 6t* NOTICE.—AN rson who have taken chancesin the DIAMOND RING exhibited ‘ai utly held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for stitute people of the South. are hereby notified ne tu. the ction Roows of Messrs. Green & | & Politicaftrickster and disunionist. 1 haye 1 ams: ont TE ie FT di ‘4 ON {Tusedey) a § | seen bim myself, when 1 first came te this where said Ring will be drawn for ed 2) Mr. Willituns will represent the absentecs. | Command, turn out all the Union men who * HP. had supported the Government and put in AYERS— | their stead rebel soldiers, some of whom have \t a agane gu Washington | po. doffed the grey. uniform. 1 have seen him | s f contiifpaid | again, during the July riot of 1865, skulk away | daring the where I could not find him to give him a cratic munieipal ticket. By the retarns it | ‘Will be seen that Mr. Frank McNerbany, the Democratic nominee foisted upon the Con- servatiyes throngh the agency of Mr. Owen | Thora, and the Democratic: Association, kas failed to carry a single ward in the city. RETURN OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.— Attorney Genera] Stanberry, who has been in in New York for several days past, forthe purpose of baving an operation performed on his eye, will return to the city this evening, and be at his office to-morrow morning. THE PuBLic Desr STaTEMENT.—The pub- lic debt statement, which will be published to-morrow, will show a large amount of cash in the vaults of the Treasury, a considerable portion of which isin coin. The increase of the debt will be much less than was expected. Tak JupictaRyYCoMMITTRE.—The Judiciary Committee finished the business befere them for the present yesterday, and adjourned till the 26th prox. Before adjourning they came to & vote on impeachment, and the result was four for and five against. The vote s:00d as follows :—Against impeachment—Mesers. Wil- son, Woodbridge, Churchill, (Republicans,) Eldridge aud Marshall, (Democrats.) Forim- peachment—Messre. Boatwell, Williams,Law- rence and Frank Thomas, (Republicans.) The question has now probably got its quietus, nt least until the meeting ot Congress in July. It is thought in political circles here that this action of the committee will prevent the meet- ing ot Congress on the 3d of July. On the question that the President ought to be censured, the vote finaJly was a strict party one, and stooa as follows :—Seven Republicans for censure, and two Democrats against it. ‘The resolution in substance is teat the Presi- dent is unworthy of the confidence of the American people. Messrs. Wilson and Weodbridge are both able lawyers, and were influenced in their ac- on upon this question by what they con- sidered its legal bearings, and did not feel at liberty to let their political views influence | their vote in the premises. ——— DisPOsAL or PUBLIC LAND.—The Commis- sioner of the General Land Office has received returns showing an aggregate disposal of 25,458 acres of the public lands during the mouth of April last at the following local of- tices: San Francisco, California, 1=,6S) acres: Marysville, California, 6,759 acres. The greater portion >f the land was sold for cash amounting in the aggregate to $29,130 and the remainder taken for actual settlement ana <ultivation under the Homestead law and lo- cated with Military warrants REGISTRATION IN VIRGINIA.—General Scho” field, commanding in Virginia, has issued an order for the instruction of the boards of regis- tration, explaining the disfranchisement clause of the Reconstruction acts. He enumerates the State officers who are disfranchised, and declares that all who voluntarily joined the rebel army, whether as conscripts or volun- teers, and who voluntarily committed any hostile act, and thereby engaged in insurrec- on and rebellion, are disfranchised. BaD FOR MaxIMILIAN.—The Juarez offi- vial paper at San Louis Potosi has recently published all the official correspondence rela- tive to the safety of Maximilian, and comments upen it severely. Juarez’ Generais pave strongly protested against any leniency to- ‘wards him, and it is believed this publigation in the official organ is with a view to a justifi- cation of the future eourse of the Mexican President in consenting to his execation. $ WF The Vicksburg Republican says tha General Logan, member of Uongress from Illinois, and whom it hails as “one of the moet illustrious officers of the late war for the Union,” will speak, in company with Senator Stewart, on the Republican side, in Mi pi, early next month. TRe canyass im that State promises to be unusually inter- esting. PATENTS TO BE lesuBD.—For the week end- ing on Tuesday. June llth, 268 patents will be issued from the Patent Office. During the past ‘week 580 applications and 45 caveats have been fled. ra ere ees S7-A mass meeting of Republicans was held at Leesburg, Va,on Friday, when General Farnsworth, of llinois, and J. M. Langston, the colored lawyer of the Supreme Court. were the principal speakers. Pees ee Sa THE UNDAUNTED DRruMuER Boy.—Robert Hendersbott, well known asthe Drummer Boy of the ea scien loped from Pokeepsie, N. Y., with a rich merchant’s daughter on Friday isst. They were married at Newburg: The interesting pair are “scarce nineteen years old.” InTEENAL REVERUB.—The receipts from this source to-day were $1.025,033.01. &7 The New York Constitutional Conven- tion assembles at Albany to-day. THE CHOLERA.—Dr. Harris, Superintendent ofthe Bureau of Vital Statistics in New York, thinks the people of that cily hud better begin to prepare for another cholera visitation. In a@ long copmupication to the board:ot health he calls attention to the faet that the pestilence Bas been menas rapid progress = eno countries, and he recommends, accordingly, free application of disinfectants.. He says does not desire to create Lrmyeomeny Zp pre. bension, but to rouse up the people pene measures as will be most timely preventive likely toeecure them immanity. A Brio Repuction —Ualifornia wheat, which sold recently in this market for $3.60 a bushel, will pow cat ea $3. Flour ts fall- ing. Bakers, bear it? Grocers, do you heed it? Au Hie i now bardened with ‘Wheat, waiting fretght to: England and land is sending lots of California wheat te United States! “We vate P lip rrears fre pai will be allowed guard, instead of coming out as & manly rep- © no disco : will t closed. Offi e open Tesentative of the State and joining those who Ys, T DAYS ani SATURDAYR. ‘from 10a. n. to3 p.m, | Were desirous of preserving the peace. 1haye in }asement west wing City Hall. commencing | watchea him since, and hig conduct has been TAURSDAY, 6th Irene. ‘ as sinuous as the mark left in the dust by the jedeew JAMES PILLING movement of asnawe. I say again that he is tAWBERRY AND ICE € TIVAL Lot the MITE SOUIETY @ M, FE. Charch, will, be bh disbonest, and dishonesty is more than must be expecied of me. Special Orders, No, 59, Headq’s. 5th Military District, New Orleans, June 3d, 1467.—Ex., tract flye:—His Excellency the Governor of Louisiana. J. Madison Wells, having made himself an impedimeat to the faithful execu- tion of the act ot Congre-s of March 2d, 1967, by directly and indirectly impeding the Gen- eral in command in the faithful execution of the law. is hereby removed from the officé of Lonisiana, and Thomas J. Durant appointed thereto. Myr. Durant will be obeyed ani re- spected accordingly. By command of Major General P. H. Sher- idan. : GeorGeE L. Hoop, Assistant Adjutznt General. The newly-appointed Governor is a native ef Louisiana, a promiment lawyer, and a staunch Union man. . Major General Sher- idan also issued orders to-night removing the street commissioner, and sppointing William. Baker it his place. The cause of the removal is neglect of duty and the uncleanly condition of the city. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. [By Cable to the Associated Press.) Loxpon, Jane i~Noon—Consols, 94%; U.S 5.20’s, 73. LivERPooL, June 4—Noon.—Cotton firm Middling Uplands, 1138114: Breadstuffs. quiet; Corn, 3s. a ‘ ival ij H | Come On Season Tickets 20 je Bat single admission, 10 ct-, he Stockholders, of the First a Association are requested pune atendance at the school isth street, between G and H, on TUEs- VENING ne the proposition of amendment to the con: will be submitted By order. GEO. F. KIDWELL, se Je 1-3t Al A MEETING OF THE JOUNEYM CARPENTERS’ ASSOCIATION. held 7, the following was adopted J5th of June there be inser! r invitation to the Journ penters t nour cugeniaation, and thereafter no person sh be admitted for less than five dollars. By order of the Association i JAS. H. REED, President. WM. H. CHAMPION, Rec. Sec. Je 1-dtls WAUGH CHAPEL. corner 31 street east i A street north, Capitol Hill. AIR AN FESTIVAL by the Ladies mencing MONDA VENI dnne 3d. 18 Every effort will be made t jd te the enj of patrons. and no rating permitted, Season Tic! > W cents. Single Admission, 10 cents. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL of the FOUNDRY M. E. CHE VAY, TUESDAY and W 4th and 3th, ts 50 cents tual in th as ution my 31-4t* by the ladies URCH, MON- h street. Sea Single admission 10 cents. The President and Party at Raleigh. Raeziou, N. C., Jane 4._The President, ac- companied by Secretary Seward, Postmaster Generai Randall. and others ot the party, were escorted to the Capitol to-day by Governor Worth ard Major General Sickles and staff, and a number of prominent military officers and civilians, including the Mayor of Raleigh. The reception took plage in the hall of the House of Commons. The visitors, after salut- ing the President and having been severally introduced to Secretary Seward, Postmaster General Randall and General Sickles, retired. The deat mutes from the State Asylum were among the many who paid their respects. Waites and blacks were all treated with the same courtesy. The greeting received by the President from all persons was warm and cheerful, the old as well as the young con- gratulated him on this visit to his native town, and everybody appeared to be happy. at Odd Fellows’ Hal JOHN B. GOUGH WILL LECTURE, sof the Y. M.C. Association, at OPERA HOUSE, VAY EVENING, June 5, 1577. Under the ansp W Office between 10 a. m. and noo: p.m.. June 5. wy |, lela OF THE INCARNATION. X STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. for the benefit of this new Episcopal ¢ will be he N 478M" STREET (eo th and M 3D. 4 Rk DEP Srrer san slidates the Uni-ed of The Indian War. St. Lovis, June 4.—Western despatches say tbat the mail coach on Smoky Hill route was fired into near Big Timber a tew days age, and attacked three nights in succession. Generals Smith and Custar are at Fort Haywood with 1,300 cavalry. An Omaha despatch says that 2) Pawnee scouts nad an encounter with about an equal number of Sioux, & few days ago, near the end ot the Pacific railroad, and three of the latter were killed. Gen. Sherman, after accompanying the ex- cursionists. to Fort McPherson, will join Gen. Augur in the field. It is understood that Gen. Augur bas sufficient cavalry to give protec- tion to the railroad and working parties. postr aietaaeee® efnovingic yh oye ye over twenty age,and physically sound Ons foran invitation to appear before khould be addressed to the Surgeon S. A.,and must state the fall name, ud place of | years : expenses of persons a3 it Ts an indispensa. reanisite to appoint: are thirty-fv ESTABLISH McPHERSON & FERG ON, 571 PENN. AVENUE, CORNER Ist STREET, . Capito, Hitn, Dealers in PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, PERFUMES DoReNr GOODS, Excursion Party. Nortu PLatte, (300 miles west ot Omaha,) June 3, 1567.—Senator Wade and party have arrived here. To-morrow they will visit one of the forts in the vicinity, in company with Lient. General Sherman. The weather is de. NE NTS. &e.. &e lightfal, and the compan aids rescri y are enjoying them- rhe Ni che Bal pagal li piepopine lL canpnd selves immensely; being sonpiinieal geod oc 12-tf rifles, they amused themselves by keeping up & continued fire all day at Sntelopes and other OR SALE—A stylish and fast trotting Black | game along the road. Rails are laid 40 miles i CORT. an be geen at a Pepe Ps E bgt here, but owiug to the high water of ck Stable at any . Maine avenue, wit oy . Stage: ask Sepia Pep a ie Eb iis Fiatte river, 8: S still leave here tor SEED STORE, FIRST WARD. — SEED: +) PLANTS, and IMPLEMENTS, Lawn Gras I Westerm News. Seed. White Clover. Lucerne, Sweet Vernal Grass, and Per Rye Grass Seeds, and Bird Seeds. for sale | _ ST. Lours, June 4.—The steamer Miner, re- ‘A. P. MORRIS, Jr., ported captured by the Indians and the crew jeS1m"___K street, near 2d, near Penn-ave, | aNd passengers murdered some time since, OR SALE At FOEMMING'S Gable. a hand- | “ape steamyy gone aice May 16h. All well. some GRAY MARE, eight years old, fifteen The steamer Marcella landed one hundred hands high; has used by a lady for the saddle | Stand of arms and a large quantity of ammu- nition at Lancton for use of ota Terri- and harnes ‘f acta, kind and gantle in harness, and $ coligh ‘ul saddle mare. Sold for no fault, as the owner no use for her. je3-3t* Fo SALE CHEAP—Large BROWN HORSE, seven years old; gentle and sound, and warranted to work in all kinds of harness. The owner has no further use for him. In- anire at the stable on D street, between } Msth streets, across from Nailor’s. j UPERIOR QUALITIES OF MUSHROOM and S SODA CRATERS. at lower prices wholesale than can be bought in this city or elsewhere. charge for barrels, and delivered free of charge to rtof the city. tory. The impeachment trial ot Jud; King, ‘Which hasbeen progressing before fhe Mis: souri Senate tor two or thrée weeks, termi- nated yesterday in his removal] trom office 8nd disqualification from holding any posi- tion of honor, trust, or profit for two years. Execution, PHILADELPHIA, June 4.—The execution of Gottleib Williams, tor the murder of Mrs. Mil- a Call or address orders to J. im September last, took i. i OVER, No. 604, corner of Sixth and .N Pas a 1a @ migantan oats made no confession, and the Kev. Mr. Alien stated in bis bebalt that he acknowledged the Qrst murder laid to his charge, but this was the first time he bad imbued his hand im blood, knowing nothing whatever of the crime for which Re was to die. Still he blessed God that he had been brought the prison walls, for it had brought him toa sense of his guilt- iness and of the justice and mercy of God. PITCHER & 8 Patent Double Wall Plated ICE PITCHERS, with nickel bottoms. The best article in use. A large assortment just received. M.W.GALT & BRO., Jewelers, je 1-3t 334 Pennsylvania avenue. FO SALE CHEAP—A gentleman's turnou Fenians Threatening Canada. nearly new four-seated JENNY LIND —Parties from the E WAGON. and a tine young stylish Dappled Pac attna te FA rat! epirom the Ess- Gray HORSE withoat a fanlt, y be noem ” Can n border ja band of Fenians wi- between 3 and 4 o'clock p.m., at 394 south 2th bd ea aR preparing Bid in demonstration be- street. east corner of H. my 31-lw : A or & re Fiotad bee the | AMBRIC EDGING AND INS Swiss | bave been mformed of what is going on an C and LINES EDGING aud” INSERTING communication, are said to have passed be- b tween the executive bere nd at Washington ‘with a view to concerted action if any occurs. 7 1 ee The New Vork Constituthenal Convention. ALBaRrY, June 4-The Constitational Gon- ‘vention assembiea here’ a8 + ? 1s LEWIS BAAR, ‘OR SA A ‘OP WAGON, used Or Bhlinagiee imes; made Apply to Ee FLEMING, Cnent between HERMOME' 8. A large assortmen| rei a ie a ae jeast * West Point Military Academy. Ny, Yiors atte Aeacbay wan Rev. —— ‘iaton, of” Afiairs in Georgetown. Tun Rivan.—The river is quite lively to- day. The array of vessels along the wharves, and those laying 0: Riting their torn to ap- proach. indicates an increase of business, and inspires the rivermen and merchants witn a eree of cheeriuiness that affects the entire wwer pt. Smail¢eraft are quite numerous the river, and the coal wharves re all oc- pied with vessels. The shipments week will probepty exceed the previous shipments Of tbis se: i ’ THE AQuEDUOT.—At a late hour last night, the water Spouring through the leake im the aqueducteauced such a roaring that some por- son HOt accustomed to it, Hastened to the resi- Gence of Superintendent Mans, of the Coesa- weake and Obio Canal, and informed him that the aqueduct had broken down. The Super- intendent got out of bed and hurried down to shut off the water, if necessary, but found! old stracture still atandi: and the running tLrough the bottom as panal. MexcHanrs’ Excnance.—Ofrerings. 00 buabels Pn low corn; 1.000 bushels wheat. Sales—1 bushels yellow corn, $1.12; 115 bushels do., $1 10; 3.80) bushels white, $1.04 THE CanaL.— Arrived — Forest Rose. hay to Geo. Waters; Mi!l Biy, wheat and corn to Hartley & Bro., and nine boats wi'h coal to Oousclidation Co, 451-5 tons; American Co., 213-2 tone; Central Uo , 430-2 tens. Departed— the Fair Play with salt to Hancock and eigh- teen boats light. Ac NIN ENTION (It ATTENTION !! 11 RXCELSIOR WEISS BEER tp EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER: EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER, EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER: ‘The most pleasant Summer beverage in the tar ket, manufactured from selected Barley Malt and Hope trom the Brewery of Massey, Huston & Co., Philadelphia. Pa é ‘To ensures constant supply DEALERS are re. juested to send in their orders at an ear lay, to 8 RILEY A. SHIN “Weiss Beer Brewer,” and Olive sts. orgetown, I have received and shall introduce this day ‘The nsation Hat of the season,” “ THE ALBION.” The latest and prettiest style of Ladies’ Hat intro- daced this season. with a complete stock of all other *, Misses’ and Childrens’ HATS and “SUNDOWNS.” Sundowns at 62 cents, worth $1; Do. at75 cents, worth $1.50; Mixed Neapolitan Bonnets. 62 cents, worth $1.25; Patti Hats at 50, 62 and 76 cents; Venus Hats at 75 cents and $1. RIBBONS. Watered Ribbons (all shades.) No.4, 0cts. apiece, worth $2; No.5 50; Black, with white rth $1.40; $1, worth 3 I. &. BLOUT’S, 439 Seventh street, between G@ and H. jea3t® One square 1 h of P: ent Offi . IE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF DRESS TRIMMINGS kept ou hand, LEWIS BAAR, je 1-3t* $2 Market Space. (CHARLES De SELDING, Agent, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., of New York. FRED S. WINSTON, President. CAPITAL $20,000,000. Removed from 291 F street, to 376 H st., oppo w York aye. Presbyterian Church, —jel-it* ‘PIG. NICS, EXOUBSIONS, é&o. EMEMBER THE K. 0. P. A OF PLEASURE A880 ' Gite their First Grand { ENING P1IC-NIC, ISLAND, Sune 3, 1367 j nan and ladies, 50 cts., High street, George NOON AT ht ‘ IST As kets. sienittign ger ‘Tickets. ad ge » Boats will leave foot town, at 2 o'clock, for the grou nc Dapeing to commence at3o'clock p.m. je 4-2t* XBAND PIC NIC, ‘ TO BE GIVEN AT JOHN MAGK’S SUMMER GARDEN, On Penn. avenue, between 3d and éth sts., Capitol Hill, on ! WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 5ru, Dancing to commence at 8 "clock > Tickets 50 Ceuts, admitting a gentleman and ladies Positively no improper persons admitted. By order of the Committee. ae URNAME IS OUR MOTTO —FIFTH GRAND fe) AFTERNUON AND EVENING. me. N of the GOOD WILL ASSOCIATION of Georgetown, will be-givem at Analostan Island, on THURSDAY, Juna 6, 13:7. : All pervony wishing ab evening of pleasure will do well to attend, ag fhe members of the Awsocia- tion take ret pleasure in announcing te the pub lic that this will be one of the grandest affairs of the season. Tickets 50 cents; admitting a gentleman and ies. ge 4-3t? {= WASHINGTON ZOUAVES IN THE . FIELD AGAIN. CY GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC AFTER- NOON AND EVENING REUNION OF TRE WASHINGTON ZOUAVES, For the benefit of the Uniform Fund of the Com- id AT THE WASHINGTON BaRK, ITH STREET, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 2867 Tickets, admitting a gemtleman and ladies, fitty cents Je 4-3t ExceRsion TO GLYMONT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF BRBYLAND CHAPEL, FRIDAY, June 77H d The Steamer WAWASET will make two t leaving her wharf at the foot of 7th street, at9a.m.and3 p A Band of Music will be in attendance Tickets—for Gentlemen, $1; Ladies, 50 Cents; Children, 25 Cents. ae 3-4t 0 NOT FORGET THE D THIRD GRAND ANNUAL PIC-NIC SEVENTH STREET PASSENGER RAIL- BOAD RELIEF ARSOCIATION , ENTH STREET PAR All who wish to enjoy an afternoon and evening of pleasure should not fail to attend. Cook's Celebrated String Band has been engaged, ely no improper persons admitted ts 90 Cents, admitting a gentleman and Howard, A. AND EXCURSION TO ¢ ONT, WEDNESDAY. JUNE - 1867. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH, FIRST WARD. Boats will leave 7th street Wharf ats! nd Ys and 6 p.m. foe 1 performance by the chil- a ag m.. 3LYM STH hments. &e. shildren 50 cents. cars will the wharf until t TH STRE E, June 4th, 18 ting & gentleman and ladies quy dl-at* TH PROF. KREIS’ DANCING opposite Metropol and Friday evenings, from 8 to 10 0’clock. can be rented for meetings, &c. K GUIPURE LAC BLACK THREAD LACE. Has on hand in large quantities, and will be sold cheap, at je 1-3t* LEWIS BAAR’S. 32 Market 8 ‘ASES CHAMPAGNE, Varions Brands, IMPERTAL SHERRY, PORT, W s Bridges LONDON ALE, FOR FAMILY USE, sell at a low Tete. CALVERT & SORA je Vit 408 D street, bet. sth and [™PoRtTED Sc = 15 ¢ Which we can PAPERHANGINGS, JUST RECEIVED AT 4-6 MARKRITER’S. 4156 7th street. TERMS CASH. ith street. je1-3t* NbASS G WARE?! , ALES. nds Glass Ware of the latest styles. JOLER: ofthe most approved kinds. WEBB & B ERIDGE, je 1-3t7 Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. pierre cOoRD AND ati TASSELS, ALL COLORSAND 81Z Es, aT 4e6 MAREKRITER’, 456 Tthstreet. TERMSCASH. 7th street. Je 1-3t* oa) OocKs! LOCKS!! LOCKS!!! BEST ASSORTMENT OF LOCKS AND BUILD- HARDWARE IN THE CITY. DEPOT, 562 SEVENTH STREET Opposite Centre Market. H.W. HAMILTON & CO. Ss RAWBERRIES. b peal Delicious STRAWBERRIES. fresh from my Nur- BUILDERS Seed Sto: Opp G* T SALE OF WATCH On the popular one price p' patron a handsome and reliable wateh for th price of Ten Dollars! without regard to valu not to be paid for unless pe f Sol) Hunting | lan, giving wo oy sy 2H ver Hunting Dupl id Ladies’ Wat z H 10,000 Mi Silver, Wate 25.000 Huntin v Watches... 9.00) Assorted Watches, all kinds Every patron obtains a Watch by this sting but $10, while it may be worth 3750. partiality shown. * We wish to immediately dispose of the above magnificent stock. Certificates naming articles, are placed in sealed envelopes. Holders are en- titled to the articles ni on their certificates, upon payment of Ten Dollars, whether it bes ‘atch worth $750, or one worth less. The return of any of our certificates entitles you to the article named thereon, upon payment, irrespective of its worth, and as no article valued less than $10 is named on any certificate, it will at once be seen that this is no lottery, but a straight-forward legis- imate transaction. which may be participated in even by the most fastidious. A single certificate will be sent by mail, post-paid, upen receipt of 25 cents, five for $1, eleven for $2, thirty-three and elegant premium or $5, sixty-#1x and more valuable premium for #19, one hundred and most superb ‘atch for $15, To Agents or others wishing em- ployment this is a rare opportunity. It is a legiti- mately conducted business, duly authorized by the Government, and open to the most careful scrutiny. Try us! Address WRIGHT BROS. & CO., je 3-Im 161 Broadway, New York! Ovan PICTURE all sizes at 486 186 Seventh Strect } MABERITER'S seventh Strect Je1-3t* TERMS CASH. pratrend WARE, TEA SETS, CASTORS, WAITERS, BUTTER COOLERS' URNS, and al] the newer styles of elegant Plated Ware, A large assortment just received. M.W. GALT & BRO., Jewelers, 354 Pennsylvania avenue. FRAMES, je 1.3t FS ss0xE TLAMA LACE POINTS. § /We have on hand a superb assortment of a BLACK LLAMA LACE POINTS, from its to $100, all of which we think wwiftbe found choles terns, and at the lowest migico, at recel ved, anice astortment.of BLACK SILK GRENADINE SHAWLS, SILKE FRINGE, . which we are selling at low prices. joods: marked lai All ge ah : i nOgT ‘ ‘0. at the lowest Pp . ‘OUSEFURNI Fer ie psomen i a | 50 EL GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS. A STATED COMMUNICATION OF PO- ER $.A.F.A, » Georg: Y ne- By order of E.B. BARRETT M.E.H.P. JEW STOCK OF DRY GOODs. - JOHN H. SMOOT, 119 Bridge street, George- town, D. C., has enlarged and refitted his store, and resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bonght since the decline in prices, which enables him to Offer inducements to purchase: 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 a complete assortment, adapted to the best family trade, to which he calls the attention of cash buyers. (my 25-1m] J. H. SMOOT. CHEAP DRY GOODS—We are now selling fall Madder Calicoes, handsome styles, 12)2; best makes. 15 to 13% cents; Bleached Mousiin, 10, 1232 cents; full yard wide do., good goods, 15 cents; An droscoggin do. 25 cents; Unbleached Muslins. 10, 1232.15, 17; Laurel D 4-4 1o., 20 cents; handsome Lawns, 20 and 25. A beautiful stock of Organdies, Pereals. Jaconets, and Brilliants. A large stock of Mohair Goods ‘for Dresses and Suits; White G. at Td, cA eg members is particularly Goods, Parasels, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills Good; and Cottonades,” Honse-keepin invite an examination of on any 2-Im* ge IN2* GROCERY STORE IN GEORGTOWN The subscriber having 1 stand, No. 125 B. is, &c. Ve respectfully solicits t of A. J. Radcliffe « C of his old friends and the pub ing had thirty years’ experie rovery Business, and having now on hand a large stock | Groceries bought at the lowest wholesale prices for cash, he is enabled to sell as low as any store in the District. He would call particular attention to his large and well-selected stock of TEAS. which he from #1 to & pound for Japans and a It 25 per pound for Greens, ny offered for like companies of t he will prove call, He has to yublic to attempt to delnude. did his followers. He would attention to his stock WIN being nearly the entire ¢ pour) E Th ap also call partienlar ant LIQUORS sold at auction by Tr, egual to cigars cents apiece. "His assortment of FAM- CERIES is compiete, which he will de- liver free of charge. Terms cash. To approved customers monthly payments, Nolongercreditexcept by special agree- ment. W. H. TENNEY. my 15-eolm G,YORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS. Save ten per cent., and buy your FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY. LADIES” AND" GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIM- “YOUNG & BEHREND. _ No. 120 Bridge street, next to the Nationa! Bank of Commerce. Georgetown, D.C. New Goods daily received. ap 17-2m" PREMIUM STEAM AND CLEANSING Ww. H. WHEATLEY DYEING AN ESTABLISHMENT. Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Gocrgetown, D.C., Established in 1331 ; premium aw: by the Metro- olitan Institute, 1857 ; rebuilt 1866, and is now by far the largest and most complete establishment of the kind in this section of country. Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds done in the best manner. Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber solicits the continued custom of the community. Goods received and returned by express with the utmost promptness and despatch. Post Office address, Lock Box No. $0. Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday, when it is closed at 836 p. m. fe 6-6m $30,000 Wiwig OF LRENCH GOODS IMPORTED BY WILGLIAN, No. 336 Penn. avenue, Will positively be sold at cost to reduce stock. The gooils to be sold are such as BLACK SILKS, for Mantillas and Dresses. Velvete, sf colors, Velvet Ribbons, Lace Mantillas. Silk Mantillas, Real Laces of all kinds, Real Lace Collars & Sets, Hairbraids. from 16 to 40 New styles Waterfalls, inches long, Black Nets for Veils, Curls, White Waists, Bobinets for waiste, Buttons, Ladies’ Undergarments, Walking Dresses A pie py Coudray’s Pomade, Morning Robes, Veils, ubjn’s Perfumery, errew Bonnets, Sy Parisian Bonnets, Feathers, Hate, i Hair Nets. Flowers, Bonnet silks, Co. &e., . nets made at reduced ral Borsa Mantillas and Bon! ipa MPORTANT TO CABINET MAKERS, ji ceived a large assortment of and Sof SPRINGS: also, HATE CLOTH of ail mattis; which I am pre; i 324 Dat., between ioth.and ith. SHING GOODS OF EVERY aihvEL ¥sAvAce™ | WANTS, WASTED A thorough! eompetent COLORED COOK, well recommended, 2 3-6 9h st 1.* WR ARTED—By a aingle young gpatioman, HOOM., Address Wo M oA Cre Post Office. dai: 3 ___Jea-3t* W ANTED—A white GIRL to do general how work in a private tamily. Apply at No 6th «1, befweenDI and Ni wash ett W ANTED-WANTED N for the Unite! States Army,at 461 C street, near Baltimors Ra'lroad Depot." r je4im /ANTED—A GIRD for general hous work. N> weshing. Appiy, sither at 22 Market Spa or 357 Det., between Mth and l0thats. je 4-24" WVARTED-A WHITE WOMAN to Cook, Wasa and fren. Must have references. Apply a4 261 F stroet, between 1th and Mth atic 53 P WANTED—A SITUATION as Bookkeeper. 4s- wistant or Clork;as competent to fills position trost. Good reference furnisbed ar Offices 32 of Address L., et V ANTE WOMAN who i Washer and Troner, at No. setts avenue, between éthand Sth etr sts : is ait ences revi V table white GIRL, from 16 to 18 years old, to assist in taking’ care ot | small children. Best references reyuired. Apply at 558 loth street, between the hours of 3 aud 5 o'clock, p.m ye 43t ‘510 Massachu Rater “QY ANTED—Every Kind of FRUIT. for Mistilling purposes—such as Cherries, Blackberries, B dor Ba ~ Apples. iat Gray ; pes. “Tne highest price will be paid, by JOHN GAYNOR, 36 Market street, Georgetown, D.C aot 1m* Want cE A. respectable middle-aged COL ORED WOMAN as nurse; one who has bad expericuce, and can come well recommended. Ap ply at 405 C street north, between 3d and 4% streeta Je #-3t* WANT TO HIRE A CARPENTER WHO IS a good workman and dovs not _uye tobacco or alcoholic liquors. Call at 21 Federal Block, rithand F streets, between 6 and 7 in the evening. eo 4-2t* W ANTED TU BUY—By E and Genth pe ya at as 7th N.B—No worn. V TANTE Northern purchasers. Also, a few Furnis! Unfurnished HOUSES, for good tenants. Part lar attention aw to the sale and renting of reai .©. 3. TREVITT. corner 7th and as J ANTED—A good OHAMBERMATID. at st. Charles Hotel. None other need apply. je3 21° W ASTED—A GOOD COOK also aGIRL to do eneral housework. Inquire at No. 441 22th near H street } Ww 3S. JUSTH, Ladiss en's second hand Clothing, Un Bedding. Boots and Shoes, &c., &., strert, between Land M sts north matter how much they may have been Je tim? , located in or tor ANTED—A CATERER; & man who un stands taking charge of a large dining 1 Address F. S., City Post Office. ie ANTED—A small, neatly-furni HOUSE Address J.E., City Post Of: leferences eiven. -_ aS Sa ae je 3-2 V ANTED—A good COOK fora boarding ho: t 195 F street between 7th and ith st Je 3-31" J FLANNI Wy saree ® respectable white girl, UATION as nurse or chambermai s given if required. Please addresa bet w F dists.. Mass. avenue. north side WANTED 1 TE A firs! PER ply to a NC SS High street. rgetown D. ©. « ilass and and 316 F street. JANTED—WE WA gentlen E FOR HOUSE 8 to knew that the best and for HOOP S R SETS. and ER BRACE is that of CHS. BAUM, 49 La. avenue, betwee and 7th sts. G re warranted to fit or no sale. m2)-tf ow and Cast-off CLOTHING SILVER. or any other artic hi jd established M. tore of R. FULTON & ( doors north. of Penna, avenne S. KS SEWING MACHINE. TED—10,000 LADIE Stamping Koom: Office, they c de22-ly ni posite Patent ortment of Patterns ‘apes, Aprons, Joseys, kes. Band: Wrappers, Slippers. “Pincushions, and Initials. Also, designs for Pillow Cases. Ottomans. Chair Covers, Pianos, and in short, every variety of Pat- terns as they are daily issued. We ba French Machine and a Practical Stamper, and ‘© Te- duced the price to FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH. We make and stamp any ern brought us. Braga, Sue and Working n very low le 1. —_—_—_—K—n—_ LOST AND FOUND. -on the 4th inst, er Will b it Merchants Sy Sy rewarded by le es Company, 417 Pe AUGHT ADRIFT. A PILE OF LUMBER. he owner is requested NCIS LUCK 1 Branch sident’s D BRACELET FR 2 ing. + lth and Bounda Ars st P + Will ree u Just where the the above reware WILLIAM MURPHY. ESTRAY k r and take . HOLLIS, ngton Farm, Boundary Road Lost oii Be pi Aig) it Die avenue car 3 11a POC BOOK Containing a gold ring, afamily relic, and about $1.20. The finder will bo snitably rewarded by leavingit on € street east, be- tween 4th and Sth sts., Capitol Hill. je 1-30" WARD —Sstrayed from my premise: p Ith instant, a large-si BUF COW, with short tail, light-cole ed body, with drab spots around the neck and white between the eyes; the front teat on left side very large. The above reward will be paid to anybody that will urn her tome.on the corner of D street north pitol Hill. B. VANDOREN. ‘ational Theatre, or between Magu’s, last evening. & BRACE M.A. F. to R. R., Birthday G 5 ill be liberally rewarded by le: ing the same at Willard’s Hotel. BOARDING. Fos RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without BOARD, at No. 504 H street, betweem 7th and 8th streets. je 4-30" OARDING—Two gentlemen can be accommo- dated with E BOARD, in a private family. Apply at No. 400 6th, nearG. Reference required, je 4-30" poses second story BALCONY ROOM, mere poara can =~ had (suitable, me a gentle: man and wife) by applying to 2 street, dyor east of loth st. 7m30-6¢" WANTED-FORTY TABLE BOARDERS, at the American House, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street, at $25.per month. my29-10t™ {OR RENT—TWO ROOMS ON THE FIRST floor, and one on the third, with board. 391 E street north, between 9th and lth streets. my 29-6t* : WARDING—A gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlémen. can obtain a pleasant front ROOM with BOARD in a private family from the North. Inguire at No. 70 L street, between 23d and 24th. mh 23 F°, RENT—Nicely-furnished PARLORS and BEDROOMS from 910 to $12 per month. BOARD §5 per week. No. 485 6th street, bet. C and La. avenue. ! : my 18-Im roe RENT—Two well furnished PARLORS. on the first floor. with or without BOARD. Apply 393 E st., bet. ath and 10th. fe 12 TABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, a few doors ‘th of the ay. » Terms §25 per month. ir carer, Obey By 16-tf£ Frans TACKLE! FISHING TACKLE Lhave just received the largest and..best elected aseo f HING TACKLE themarket. priment of FISHING ICE E Satin 324 D street, between 10th apd Lith WILLOW BaT! xs TLLO’ Say BALL, and CROQUET GAMES, at AMUEL F. SAVAGE'S. 324 DRL TSA h and 1th IRD CAGES! BIRD CAGES! 2 . . 'D CAGES in the ‘. The largest stock of BIR. & PAS ta the ity. apistt: 324 Deiretsbetnenn hand uth, . | No.1 JA :POTA- Hee vine RE