Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1867, Page 3

SE a EE AS ES SE SS SSC 7 TESS PAO ct TOR BR SR SE A SIS THE EVENING STAR. SoS Se 7 For “AUCTION SALES” adverticoments gee fourth page of to-day’s Srar. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS. &c TO-NIGHT. Wart’s Opera Hovss.—There was quite 4 Jarge audience present last evening at t fourth representation of the “Black Crook. considering it was elec ion nigbt, and the per- Tormance was loudly applauded. The ballet. so important @ feature in this spectacular drama. is well sustained, and there is a great deal of new and beautifulscenery. Every one should see it. Nationa, THEATER.—Signor Blitz in his feats ot legerdemain this evening. Opp FrLiows’ HaLyi.—Strawberry fes- tival by the iadies of the Foundry (M. E.) Churchtbis evening WacGa CHapeL.—Fair and festival by the jadies this evening STRAWREREY FestIvAL for the benefit of the uew Episcopal Onurch ot the Incaraation, at No. 473 M streei, Wis evening. S¥VENTH STREET PaRK.—Eleventh grand pic-nic of the Awkward Club this afternoon and evening. JvuBNEMANN’sS GARDEW.—Afternoon and eve- Diug pic-nic of the Jubn Mitchell Circle, Fe- niau Brotherhood ———__e—___ THE ELECTION YESTERDAY. Below will be found the corrected returns sbowing tke vote for the various candidates at the election yesterday VOTE FOR COLLECTOR, &c. Collect r. | Re ay. | | PLE 8 la is siete 3 yo #ie}ai2Z 13 ‘gig = z i= 5 eid 2 se ¢/'2'8 =is =e 8 8 1g aio Ist pet. 615 223) 00! 6u9! 243 . 12d pet 1:7, 00 f Ward ts 34 pet 232) 00 (4th pet. 213 173.2 f 43°00! 117,00 241) 00 179) WU fa Poe | vara fed G0 8: Ward3 170, 00 143! 5 3) OO! - 36) 60 Ward 4 236 362). 13 aso’ 13) 183, 20 ° » 1g) 12 Ward ieel “43 149, 17 2 133° 00 15 00 S 930 get 19%, Wo 90) 00 296) VOTE FOR ALDERME: First Warp. —Precincts— 3. 284 Fer Alderman. 2. Larman, Rep.. 500 Magruder, Dem 147 For Common Cou Tiley, R. 6 498 Baker, R. 11 491 Slowen, R. 612 501 Drury. D. rp Warroil. D. 1 Niles, D.. : 145 Sxeconp WARD. For Alderman. Richards. R. 438 -401 : is 438 19 1g 119 435 119 THIRD WaRD. ‘or Alderman. Whitney. RK. Harkness, D. Eivans, R. S44 Lewis. D. -271 226 For Common Counc Beall, R. : 339 Clarke, R.. ©onnelly, R. Langley, D. Brown, Morsell, D.. Scattering . FourTH Warp. For Aiderman Gerbardt, R. Kobbins, R.. Lioyd, D. Moore, D. For Com Tctten, Nalley, D. Bali, D.. Moore, D..... C.C. Andere For Assess¢ Redstrake, R Owens, D.,... Jobnson, W.H . Firta Wakp. 318 246 For Alder inder, Ws Gulick 202 For Co Clark, R- Arrison, Miller, R. Mead, D. ) 19 Mulloy, D. 197 195 Ferguson, D, 192 “Zimmerman, Lud Sisto Warp. For Aldermau. Morgan, R ‘Talbert. D Cross, Ind. - For Common Council. Rothwell, K White, R. Duiin, R. Miller, D. Dodson, D. Dahon, D. Herm, Ind, Sommerville, Ind Venable, Ind..,.. For Assessor. Plumeill, R.... Pumphrey, D. Nelson, Ind. 155 SEE segiveSse ag SEvENTH WARD. For Alderman. Wheeler, R.. Lloyd, D. For Con Knight, R. Baker, R. Parker, R. Wright. D. ‘Gedney, D. ‘Walker, D. c Aldermen.—First Ward — J. ANDIDATES BLECTED. Q. 4. Total 206 1601 135519 207 1599 208 1592 208 1615 7 786 79h e12 161 155 154 152 151 185 190 1-5 149 196 _ 4 160 660 653 661 16 167 559 168 505 147 210 144 1412 142 1466 141 1416 213° 854 214 861 214 869 1417 860 Larman, Rep. Second Ward—Z. Richards, Rep. Third Ward—J.R. Elvans, Rep. Fourth Ward—A. Licyd, Dem., and W. W. Moore, Dem. Fifth ‘Ward—John Grinder, William Talbert, Dem. Wheeler, Rep. Counciln ys $ ne First Ward . S. Baker, Rep.; Wm. Rep- Sixth Ward— venth Ward—E. Henry H. Til- M. Slowen, Second Ward—J.S. Crocker, Rep.; John L. Ptau, Rep.: Wm, Rutherferd, Rep. Third Ward—K. J. Beall, Rep.; N. B. Clarke, Rep. T.C. Connolly, Rep. Fourtn Ward—Wm. H. Naliey, Dem.: Rob- ort Ball, Dem Jas. Hi. Moore Demon? BO? Fifth Ward—Appleton P. Clark, Arrison, Rep : L. B. Rep.; Job: Miller, Rep? 20D? Sixth Ward—Geo. W. Miller, Dem.: James M. Dalton, Dem ; Jas. C. Dulin. Rep. Seventh Ward—H. M. Knight, Rep. S. s. Baker, Rep.; M.T. Parker, Rep. Assessors.—Second Ward — Joshua Whit. ney. Re} Sixth Sianor Britz. Fourth Ward—R. B. Owens, Dem. ard—Stephen Plam:ell, Rep. This popular necromancer and ventriloquist is giving a series of his en- tertainments at the National Theatre this week, apd in addition to bis +-Deuble-neaded Sphynx,” bis trained canaries, &c., imtroduces many uovelsies. tayorite here, crowded houses Esc argp.—Yesterday, The Signor was always a and we trust he will draw Jobn Batler and Henry Evans, colored, and Solomon Ham- mond, whit the second means they Was recaptured, but his case was drunk and disorderly, and he was —>——_—_ onl , Were arrested and confined in Trecinct stction-house. anaged to escape. Hammond By some for being ined $3. INTERESTING LECTURE. We take plensure yler’s lecture to- Merrow night at Gonzaga Hall,on F street, ‘between Ith and j0th streets, on “Commerce as in calling attention to Mr. T: the parent and * the door. Nemesic of Nations.” Tickets Taz Nsw Gopacins—it Will be seen by the returns that quite a change bas been made in the members pat ‘he, City Councils by the elecuon yesterday. In the lower Board the Republicans elect sixteen out of tne twenty- one members. Conservative members elected to the lowe Board are the turee from the Fourth Ward and two from the Sixth Ward. One Republican Conncilman is elect- ed fromthe Sixth Ward, M. Dalin. Tne oniy member of the previous Council elected is Mr. Nalley ofthe Fourth Ward. bor the upper Board the Republicans elect their candidates in all the wards butthe Fourth and Sixth. In the Fourtb, two Qonservatives are elected, Messrs Asbury Lioyd (re-elected) and Capt. W. W. Moore, late President of the lower Board, elected to fillthe vacancy created by the death ot Mr. Edmonston. Inthe Sixth Ward William Talbert, Conservative, is elected. Or tbe pewly elected Aldermen Mr. J. Q. Larmon, of the First Ward, is a practical, emergetic, business man. He resided in Georgetown some years, and white there was in cbarge of the machinery of the Cotton Fac- tory, and was ingpector of fire apparatus. He was afterwards appomted to an imporiant position in the Curreccy Bureau of the Treas- ury Department, in connection with the Me- cbanical Department of that Bureau, a po:i- tion he stl holds. Mr, Richards 1s widely known in this community in connection with the educstional intere:ts of the city, and he is held in untversaiesteem. He hasservedin tbe lower Board as one ot its most valuabie mem- bers, and was elected to the Presidency of the Board. He is brother to Major A. G. Rich- ards, the efficient Superintendent of Poliée. Mr. Elvans is too well known in this com- munity toneeaany formalintroduction. Com. mencing life a poor boy, he has by his unaid ed exeruons worked himself up toa position ofaffluence: and by his frankness, integrity, and manliness of character, has won the re- spect ef all, even his warmest political oppo- nents. Noman is likely to wield a wider in- fivence in mouiding the future of this city, beneficially, than Mr. Elvans. Messrs. As- bury Lloydand W. W. Moore, elected from the Fourth Ward, are experienced and thoroughly capable members, having served for many years in the two Boards. Both of them bave been complimented by being called to preside over the Lower Board. The new member from the Fitth Ward, Mr. Grinder, has aleo been the architect of his own fortunes. Commencing as brick-maker's boy. and rising. to be proprietor, he has ac- quired a bandsome competency, The citizens of his ward have heretofore shown their re- spect for him by sending him to the lower Board of the ty Councils. Mr. Talbert, elected from the Sixth Ward, bas represented his ward efficiently in the lower Board for some years. He is master carpenter at the navy yard, and is greatly esteemed in his ward, as shown by the vote given him yester- day. Mr. Wheeler, the Alderman elect from tbe Seventh Ward, isin thé hardware busi- ness on Lonisiana avenue, andis known as an energetic, successful business man. Dur- ing the war he was distinguished as a zealous bjon Man, and he has been a firm Repabli- can for years. Messrs. John B. Turton, First Ward: J. Rus- sell Barr. Second Ward: John T. Given, Third Wa s A. Tait, Fifth Ward: Donald McCai ixth Ward. and Crosby S. Noyes. Seventh Ward, hold ever. SS ee) SEL ELKCTION CBRTIFICATES —About » o'clock yesterday Capt. W.H. Nailey and Mr.S. R. Sylvester filed at the first precinct of the Fourth Ward a protest against the reception of votes on certificates of the Judges of Elec- tom, on the general grounds that they were issued withont any authority of Iaw, and also beeause they were issued without the knowl- edge or consent of Messrs: Bacon and Plant, and itis understood that no more yotes on certificates were received ar that hour, al- though the judges—Mesers. Bowen. Cieph ino and Robbins—informed them by uote that if such votes were refused it wasat their peril. Messrs. Bowen, Robbins, and Clephane were engaged in giving certificates to those whose names were omitted from the lists at the precincts which appeared on the original Tegistry on F street. near . from early in the morning, to nearly seven o'clock p.m, and in the course of the day from four ‘o five hundred were issued. it is reported abeut the City Hall to-day that Mr. McNerhany. the defeated candidate for Coliector, will contest the eleetion on the ground of votes on certificates being received, and also on the ground that numbers of tthe votes cast by the colored people were illegal. 9 SUICIDE OFA WoMAN By HANGING —This morning about 7 o’ciock, the bedy of a wo- man named Margaret Deltz, alias Parks, alias Paits, was discovered hanging in tue upper story ofa house at the corner of New York avenue and 3d street. She was quite dead. The deceased had been living as a wife with a man named Dilks or Deltz, who, from a letter found on her person, is believed to have a wife and family in Philadelphia. She has two children, one in California and the other in Baltimore. Dilks abandoned ner a shor tume since, leaving ber in a destitate condi- tion, Coroner Woodward held an inquest this morning, and a verdict was rendered to the effect that she died from snicide, committed because of her abandonment by Dilks. ——-__ DECREE OF Divonce.—This morning, Judge Olin, sitting in_the Equity Court, made a de- cree divorcing Wm. H. Becke!ttrom the bonds of matrimony .with Mary Francis Beckett. The petition filed by the late G. E. H. Day sets iorth that the parties were married in April, 1859. and lived together for three years or more: that she conducted herself in an un- becoming manner, receiving the visits of other men, and by her bad conduct forced the peti- tioner io leave her; that for the past two or three years she has cohabited with one Ned Koss, and claimed to be marzied to him. I. L. Johnson was the counsel in the case for the petitioner, and Mr. Ashford, examiner in chancery, took the testimony. ——o—____ A DLIGHTFUL ExcURSION.—If there are any of our readers who wish to spend a day Away trom the city, andenjoy# pleasant trip on the Potomac, we recommend them to avail themselves of the opportunity offered them im, the grand 'éxcursion to Glymont for bene- fitof the new Catholic Church, advertised in our paper t jay. Boats will leave 7 wharf atSig @.m.,and lj and tig p.m morrow. There will bea dramatic perform- ance by the children aid p.m. eee AN Extra JoB.—(Quite a number of the comMissioners this morning, on reporting be City Hall to the Register, with the ballo:- poxes, discovered that they had not completed ther work, thnreugh omitting to make a list of ‘he persons voting, and hence they are doing extra work to-day im making out these lists. MARRIE. jtol Hill, by the «Church, D.C. NIS MULLANY anghter of Richard MULLANY—BURKE. At Cu Rev. F. Boyle, pastor of St. Pet Monday, June 3d inst.. Mr. of this city, to Miss ELLA, 3d Burke. Ewy.. of Ireland [Dublin papers please copy. | GWYNN-SWAGGERT Rev. Dr. Sutherland. JOSEPH South Carolina, to MARY VIRGIN GERT, of Washington, D.C. O’NEIL—OSBORNE. On the 21st ult.. by Rev P Brown. JOHN H. O’NEIL to Mise ALICE OSBORNE, both of this city = DIED. On the 34 of June, CORNELIA, only daughter of J. A. Witherow 1 nearly 19 months. Funeral from the residence of her parents. 9th et., between N and 0, on Wednesday, at 10a. m. FLYNN. On Tues 4th, at hie resi WITHEROW. HATTIE and Amanda . June LYNN. aged 47 year: from St. Patrick ».on Thursday, the 6th ant, at 10 ends of the tamily are respectfully invit attend without further notice ote SEAR On Monday, June 3d, CLINTON M. SEARS. aged 27 years. The funeral will take place on Wednesday after past four o'clock. from the residence rother. Charles A. Sears, No. 310 F str: “ eu 1th and 12th streets. to which the friends ofthe tanmly are respectiully invited to attend furtber notice and Richmond papers pl FIFTY HORSES Cc AN BE PASTURED on the farm lately owned by John A. Smith, near7th street Park. ¢ Splendid erase, good shade and plenty of * ate Apply to “aoe THOMAS COYLE. SFRIGERATORS. WATER COOLERS, ICE RPFRIGERATORS ER * House Furnishing e je lsat 0 treet, LEASURE EXCURSION. EXCURSION TO PARIS. ITALY, GR CRIMEA, HOLY LAND, EGYPT, &c. The magnificent side-wheel Ocean Steamehip QUAKER CITY, will leave New York u SATURDAY, June sth, at 3 o'clock pm, The ship will visit St. Mi- ehael’s, Gibralter, Marseilles, Genoa, Leghorn, Caprera, Civita Vecchia, Naples, Palermo, Athens, Corinth. Constantinople, sehastopel, Smirna, Holy L Egypt, Malta, Caguara. Palma ‘alenci nd Bermuda. and the party will have an? opportunity to visit Paris, Lyons, and all the juts of interest in Ttal Te nd and the oly Lund. Also, England und the Rhine. Government bas issued letters commending the purty to hospitalities abroad, Applications to join the party, now nearly com- Blete, the amber. boing. limited to 110, must bi to rougl made 6 Committee t! rp ! DUNCAN. i< 17 Wa street, New York. JAMES B! , Jh., ys ES EES Rema CITY. ITEMS. Goop Sabstantiai Drill Pants, at one dolar and fifty cents ber pair, at A. Saks & Co., 517 Seyeun street, adjoining National Bank ofthe ublic. AW HONEST MAN, close battoned to hin. Brosdcioth without, from Henning’s One Price-Olotbing Store, on the corner of 7th street and Maryland avenue. ee ee $10 wILL BUY a nice Dack Suit, at Bar's: also, a full stoek of Linen and Oassimere Suits tor boys. youthe, and men, at Bar’s, corner of 7h aud E streeta, 4 9 es Five HUNDRED Linen Coats at one dollar and fifly cemts;and Biue Check Ooats atthe same price. They are the best coats for the poet m the city. A, Saks & Oo, 517 Seveath street, ae JEwELRy —Oluster Setts, Amber Setts, Ame- thyst sd Steel Setts, 200 new styles of But- tons, Jet Chains, Silver Plated Spi nd Forks, received this morntng at Prigg’s Une Doilar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Penna. avenue, near 4% street. ge Rurwert’s Cooaing—Is the hair-dressing whicb the belles and fashion of this covatry use. Its effect upon the glossincss and rich- ness and artificial hair is equally durable, splendid and efficacious. “Burnett's standard preparations are cele- brated throughout the civilized world.—New York Tribune. =—— Loox aT THE RUINS !—Aye, lookattheruins of what were once magnificent sets of testh. to be seen everywhere in society. Look at them, and ack yourself if it is not marvelous that such destruction is permitted, when, by simply using Sozodon!, any teeta, however fra- gile, may be preserved trom decay or blemish as long as iife justs! e0 poke Economy is the highway to wealth—there fore economise and buy your Gent's Furnish- ing goods at Frane’s; Good Cotton Half Hose, 12i¥e,; Gauze Undershirts from 50 eents te $2.50; good White Shirts, $15) and $2. 494 7th street, between D and E, near Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. 10-1: JvsaT RECEIVED this morning one hundred more of those fine twenty-five doilar suits, at the Great Ventral Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. « WRITE SHIRTS, $1 $2, $2.50; good Cotton Hait Hose;2 pair for 25 cente, gauze Under- shirts, 50 cents to $2.50; Gray’s Lmitation Linen, and Byron Coilars, 25 cents per box, at Franc’s, 494 7th street; between D and E sees three doors above Odd Fellows’ all. 1: eee WHat 18 More Common on DIstRESSING THAN a Bitious ATTACK? — Who is not tumiliar with the well-known symptoms. Op- pression across the Stomach and Chest, Low Spirits, Restlessness, Gloominess of Mind, Weariness, Dull Headache, Dirty, Greasy appearance of the Skin, Yellow Tinge of the White of the Eyes,, Loss of Appetite, and Costiveness !» Few, indeed, of tbe more ordi- nary ills of life sre more widely preyalen: than these Hilious Disorders, and yet they may readily be got rid of by using Dr. Jayne’s San- ative Pills, by whose operation the Liver will be rapidly restored to henlihy action, the yiti- ated secretions of the Stomach changed, ali Costiveness removed, and the whole system vssisted in recovermg its normal condition. Sold by all Druggists. W,S.M Porr Cors, Durillons et Ongles rertres dans la chair, consulter le Docteur White, etabli depuis 1 a son Office No, 424 Penn- Sylvania avenue, entre la quatrieme et la Sixieme rue. 34 Seana For Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Shirts made to order go to Franc’s, 494 7th street, between D and E streets, three doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Wel: —— es No BerreR INVESTMENT can be made than in Clothing atthe present redueed prices at the Great Centrat Clothing House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. ge GO AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. ——s—— ON HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars just received. Call and look at them at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- site the Post Office [a scaeseeceeesaemvniamsnmnmtesaeeest eae FOR. SALE AND RENT. oR RENT Small HOUSE, oatly furnishe ito rt Wi Fy 4 Dy At DIS ath street bolow Me PT NOMA AP BSE HOUSE TO RENT—On ivth, betworn Po a L streets. Inquire at the corner ee FOR RENT_Two Unfurnished ROOMS for housekeeping. No. 394 Lith street, be ‘ween K street and Massachusotts avenue je 4-3t* FOR EENT—The wide, roomy HOUSE, good for offices, over the bookstore of. je 4-3t" FRANCK TAYLOR. Fo RENT—Part of a very desirable HOUSE, situated within fifteen minutes’, walk of the Depw ents. Terms very moderate. Inquire at 361 Ith street, between Land M. Je £2t* CHAMBER. WITH USE OF KITCHE ND DINING ROOM, to rent. Only $15 per month. Apply 371 20th street, between Penna. ayeaue and Ii street Je 4-3t* FINE, PLEASANT CHAMBER FOR RENT A on moderate terms, (table board can be ob- tained the next house.) at 25 Indiana avenue, op- posite City Hall, near 30 atreet. ret B RICK HOUSE AY TABLE FOR RENT— On 6th st. between A and B streets 3 a. avenue. Inquire on the premisow, - 4-3:* FOE SALB-The STOCK Store for sal t Also. Store fo: location the owner's being oblig is the canse of selling: Also, Bake- for rant. Apply at the Star Office P—FOUR VERY o oO leave the city pouse and Tools je &3t* FINE I My single or collectively : also avery handsome pair of Bay Horses, sound and hind. with Top Buggy and Harness. A’pply to 298 E street. between Ith and 14th Je 4-5t* us and airy ROOM . suitable for housekeeping, A large, ched, Referencesexchanged [n- m. or after 4p. m., at the first mone est of the railroad bridge, Georgetown, = TO LET—On Batreet west. rear of St. les Hotel; ten rooms, gas, and water St. Charles Hotel. 3°.3-3t* sur-story HOUSE, with modern x room house; water ard gas. ELLY, corner of 8th and f I OR RENT—Three story HOUSE, pressed | 3 front, 8 rooms. gas. wal vault and passage, onisth, year L street. Inquire of M. GREK ner 13th and L For —A BRICK HOUSE, sitnated on the corner of 13th and C street and, containing six rooms andastore. Possession given immedi- ately. Rent moderate pay ir * } OUSE FOR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE of six ms, No. 286 lith street. bet. 0 and P sts.; rent Inquire at 352 18th street. a month. dK 2s 2) Je3-3t* An unplastered HOUSE, 8 rooms ley in rear of § street north, between treets: pri $400; title good. Apply at Mrs. TURNER'S, on S street, near the premises. i 1 POR SALE of the best loc in th STOCK and FIXTURES 0 ed stands for grocery city, House for renf toa ion store story BRICK HOUSE, ndstable. The house con- clar. situa its, on ¢ Inquire [OR RENT Three newTe “ing elegantly fur- nished ROOMS. Applyat 404 3d tween Band ©, north of Pa.ave, Fog RENT y HOUSE. N rooms, partly y. Forterms enn. ayenue, jel-3 nquire it rner 3 6 TOOTS; stabling and yard, 1 Lo front. yard, and tal For terms apply on the premi E08 RENT S00 FRAME street. b n 25th and 2 a pump of my 31-5t” h) reqnired and small hose two beantiful LOTS reet west. near rher dy rin the street; stable on Also. on same terms Jots on Capitol 'n 9th and loth streets and Band C sts STARR & METCALF, (Plant's Building.) New York avenne and 15th street. TAVRANT FOR RENT—That first ANL ied by the und r 3 et west and terms inquire on the premises. 179 » JAS. MCGRANN. my 23-tf and wate) PERSONAL. . ANY PERSON HAVIN 1,000. te 1.000 which they wish a b rest Jur than they are now getting. may make a atin \ arrangement by addressing H. M. Je 4-3 i SKIRTS cts. and $1 just opened at DOUG- Manufactory for Hoop Skirts. es’ Under Garments. N O03 9th street. corner D. 3-3t* FORA CORSETS, FANCY AND MIL- LINEKY GOODS sold positively at cost at Mrz. sTERNS' ZTth stree tween D and E, Every buyinga Hat Mrs. Sterns’ will get a present of a kandseme ornament. Call immedi. —A six-room HOU water, bath room ARR & METCALF. (Plant's Building,) w York avenue and 15th st. | eee those TWO N on the eas W FIVE of 12th stre STABR & M (Plant’s Building.) New York ave. and 15th st. RSHOP FOR RENT.—Apply at the office Kirkwood Hons my 27-tf T—Several n y furnished HOUSES. STARR & METCALF, . Plant's Building, New York avenue and 15th st. Ran SKIRTS AT $1 5 ott 'P SKIRTS made of the best material, 1 warranted for six months. at CHAS. BAU M's kK tor sigmatcorner of 7th street and Louiziana u my 3b-tf ADIES WILL FIND A NEW IMPORTATION L4uf }RENGH SCOLLOPED CORSETS war- nied WHALEBE TS), the best and cheap- est in the market 1OULDER BRAC CORSE’ made nt wa CHARLES BAUM'S, tween oth and7th str 7 aven ten u best T—A STORE ROOM. ‘ FIXTCRES for s: 3.3 con the premis and § pon YEW YORK AVENUE, ween Lith and 15th streets, Ba _FEAUTIFUL LOTS, next to Plant's New ile u 2,3,4,AND 5 YEARS’ TIME. Only ONE-THIRD CASH A great chance for speculators or builders. le at eM. HALL’S Real Estate FE hange. my 25-tf 71 Louisiana avenue, corner 7th st. STOWN KR ESTATE AND HOUSE CY. 100 Bria We now have f desirable P erties for sale im price we) to S2h0 0. 30, LOTS for sale. and 1 EEE’ ORME & COOPER DICATED VAPOR N. southwest corne ¢ BATHS of Lith street, 4 ir ind Penu a ave.,cures Rheumatism, Eruptions 0 the Skin. Colds. Gout. Debility. Affection, of. Pa- ralysie. Absorption of Mercury and Female C plaint my 2-670 PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE. EDR. WOOD'S FRENC. VENTIVES. 499 SEVENTH STREET, my 4-Im* Opposite Odd Felidws’ Hall, OU CAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP on. Be chu or Samaritan humbngs. See Dr. DARBY, 499 7thst. Heis the highest authority. His pri- vate rooms are opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. my4-Im*™ red and twenty feet three shanties. n renting f situated on E street north. n ; $54). on liberal ter LF ( Plant’s Building.) New York ave. and lth street i—Two neat COTTAGE HOUSES, con- a don Est. th, lersey avenue. $25 mouthiy until paid STARR & METCALF, (Plant’s Building.) New York avenue and Lith st. OHN D. CLARK. ATTORNEY AND COUN SELLOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC o. $25 lath treet west. de 14-ly GOVERNMENT SALES. WALE OF GRASS GROWING ON THE SMITH- » SONTAN GROUNDS. Office of Public Burldings, Grounds. and ict Capitol of the United States, Washington, May 30, 1857. Will be sold at publie auction, by W. L. WALL &CO., Auctioneers,on WEDNESDAY E NG, June 5, at_5 o'clock p. m., under the direction of Brevet’ Brigadier General N. Michler, U. 8. A., about (42) forty-two acres of prime Grass, wing on Receryauion No.2, known as the Smithsonian Grounds. The Grase must be cut and removed off the grounds within (30) thirty days from the day of sale, Terms cash. je 1-4t FOR SSEP hot Sp in Samare 29. on 2d street West. between E street north and Virginia avenue. Said Lot is 15 feet front, 1.7 feet 23¢ inches deep, and improved by a new first-class Wood House, containing five rooms, Also, two small Houses on the rear of the lot, containing two rooms cach. The three houses rent for about 240 per onth. PF: 2.20). Immediate ssion given month. Price $2.90, Tmmeliae R TE SOR" ap 19-tf 465 9th street, between E and F. Fee RENT—Brick STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE, ina contest To pation. Possession given immediately cis rin: ie S Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, 23 Corner 9th street and Penn. avenue. T PRIVATE SALE—A desirable two-stor: BRICK HOUSE, containing five rooms, wit! a good dry ceHar under kitchen; well located, a few block’ from the Capitol. Apply on the premises 4th street east, between A and B sts. north, Capitol my ae FFICE OF WILLIAM Mc NEIR. REAL ESTATE BROKER AND PROPERTY AGENT. The recent act of Congress repealing the old laws for the protection of landlords and exempting from distraint for rent household furniture and other property (heretofore the landlord's only security for. rent) niakes it highly ortant that owners of honses, stores, &c., 4! selves of every means of selecting good tenants and having properly drawn leases, to secure the prompt payment of their rents, &c.. and would seem to sug- alike the wisdom and economy of employing the services of some experienced agent to rent their Property and collect their rents, thus annually saving to the owner mnch time and trouble, and as experience proves. more than double the amount of commission paid to the agent. The duty of an agent being the collection of rents, regular monthly in- epection of the property to prevent its abuse, se> curing the settlement of gas and water bills due by tiring tenants. the payment of taxe i ‘antages offered by such agen: ing their patronage, I would beg leave to add t my experience as an agent and Jong residence in the community, united with promptness in patching all business entrusted to me, will secure tor me their liberal patronage. I am permitted below to refer to some of my patrons and friends. —John C. McKelden, Jourdan W. Thos. J. Lord, Charles Sherman, Charles autier, Perry & Brother, H. F. Zimmerman & C »., Chas. B. Maury.) WILLIAM McNEIR. my 22-eoly Office No. 605 7th st., bet. D and ~ M ETROPOLITAN BROOM FACTORY. ManutecMILTBERGER, LEDUC & CO., anufacturers an ol Ts 0! BROOMS. BRUSHES. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c, Stanractars Nor tO3, Water st oe) hi * Ontiee tied Salevsoome No. 13 456 ap 16-8m* Al a Se ea GENUINE SMITHETELD HAMS, CURED IN 1 now, offer « lot of the finest SMITHFIELD HAMS, one year old als, oT SURCH ge Georgetown. +) Washingto ELL corner Mth and F ” my 29 Tunder Ebbitt cert EE LINEN DUCKS yee) Rizatted ‘shrank Ain t colors, OD! ‘| 1 001 or a3 atreet and Penn's ayeaue, |. wT , i . en OR SALE.—WE HAVE FOR SALE A FARM of 180 acres, about a mile beyond the Navy Yard bridge; it is fine arable land, well fenced, and di- vided into mowing pasturage and tillage, with the Oxen Branch running through it. We willdivide it into 4 or 50-acre_lots,to suit purchasers, or will sell the whole at $50 per acre,upon very easy terms. There iy a small House upon a 40-acre lot. D. L. WELLS & CO my 23-10t___ Corner Louisiana ave. and 6th st. Fo RENT-—In a very healthy and desirable situation in Georgetown, a Furnished HOUSE. containing 12 rooms, kitchen and cellar, with a pom of good water, alarge garden and some fruit. nquire at 94.corner of Fayette and 4th streets: Georgetown, D.C, my 21. {OR SALE—A new two-story HOUSE, on the Island; $100 cash, the balanee in monthly in- stallments of $10. STARR & METCALF, Rooms 12 and 13, Plant’s Building, my 2-tf New York avenue and lith st. OR SALE—A two-story BRICK HOUSE near the northeast boundary of the city; 4 rooms and halls. with large lot of ground enclosed. . Price $3,000. Inquire 347 3d st. mh 25-tf —We are enabled to offer to of fifty acres of highly cultivated land on the eas bank of the Potomac, and about a quarter of a mile south of the limits of the Government Hospital for the Insane, or within one and a-half miles of the Navy Yard Brid; 1d in close: proximity to the enclosure of the : Race { Theim- provements consist of a large reside — rooms. and capable of apcommod ating a large family. It ix approac from the si blic road (which. by the way, is equal tothe best in the Dis- trict) by along ayenue flanked convenient distance is a large Barn, with Guthouses, &e. - mec ary for a. arm; few steps one of the copious Springs of flowing water in-thts region of country. he land ix covered with heavy crops of Bye. ver, and Grass, and is planted with Potatoes, ‘orn, and the usnal garden ¢rops, ‘besides which isa young and thriving Vineyard ineperfect Opder: in the rear of the dwelling isa Ener oot Rie OF. chard of young trees and sel fruit. re is no more galubrious spot inf cou + Ror one better suited for the resi a who would desire to unite the ‘advantal ty t he pleasures and healthfulness of a count life. Enquire at 212 Pennsylvania avenue, con te ata, v4 pyay-e ‘ . ‘ t.2 bas .2 6 3 ot TH TSR KL PROPOSALS. PFerosans. Navy DerarTMENT, t Burrav ov Yarns anv Docks, 3d June, 18 ‘Sealed Proposals for cach cided, stparstely in dorsed, ‘Proposals for Class No. (name i D for the navy yard at (name 3 PROPOSALS. pe ncteorter miata wanna re ern PECPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, { Tor tin? yTERIoR, ef ae May [0.13 zs hone me partyent, ay i Burésd rin Ne fiscal year ‘es ding DéraktMe a= Wes Proposal= for furui ve Feguired by this , the_yard.”") wil ba vod unti! 12 o'clock m-. | received af this office until the 1ST JULY NEXT. foth, 187. Tyee an at3o’clock p.m., and the opening of the bids will be commerced at 1 0’clock a. m,, on the followin int fots testimonials of Ability to fulfill the ot by-c maigered, 8U4C99-} aay, for fornishing and delivoritg at the severs tacts w awarded fo mauatacturers of oF ayy yards named. the materiai and articles om- deale lasses of articles braced in printed schedules, which, with ths form of the best quality of offer aud guarantee, will be furnished on appli of which must accompany eaion.and sent by mail. if so requested. to persons Gehtr g to offer to contract for any or all of the +t Be signed hy the indi Ciaases named the snd must specify but one the class bid for 1 ‘ the lowest mar of Ordering a greater or i cle contracted for, asthe pub . by the commandants of the tor th lasses for the yarde r paymaster nearest any or all ot the thy or by the B prevent ri fusion and mistakes in sealing the offers. mo lid ited which contains classes Tope; nor any ind te im itself accoding ranty, and each indi bid and emtract nted instructions, p schedules, and particatarly no made onthe security, will be required of the p: > contract inay be awarded Should the contractor fail to furnish any article when reénited, or in a reasonable time theresfter the same may he purchased in open marke: ‘paid therefor than the o © will be charged to the co: terly account price totin his nextqu and be printed form prese! Bu “i The Dep. tyes the right to reject or ailed h their destination betore the accept th ticles singly or colle imy exp) ving them, no 5 br con and yet to avoid ng article: sid-ved w b eriod stated, Jask to differen: and noal t ures of the 1 be consider mart All de ’ license. ¢ rd agsinst offers bein ointed, bide 1 bids on th nting the units of the quantit The bids will be op the bidders who may Feparately aw. and contract awarded as may be deem the Department. Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of the Interior, and be endorsed ‘Proposals for Sta tionery.”” in the presence present, and will reach of the classes spr the yar thief of the Bureau D.C 1 most advant delivered the schedules which a: DESCRIPTION OP ARTICLES. ominon and xeneral use, tht Teme Gass No. 1—PAPER. ascertain promptly w : 1. 0 reams Cap. best quality, white or bine can be procured or not, and if y cannot be ruled wide. medium, or close. and trimmed, | tained. the fact must. be repe tothe Bureau at to weigh not less than 1 Tbs., per rean 2. 1.000 reams Quarts Post. white or blue. ened various Widths, to weigh not less than I0Ibs. once ids shall be rec The sureties must sign the cc ity be certified te by th and their Assessor uf In per ream. URevenue for the district in which they re 3. reams Legal Cap, white or blue, trimmed | side. and ruled, por rean Alloffers not made in strict conformity with the 4.25 reams Folte-Post. white or blue. trimmed | instrections accompanying the schedules will, at and ruled. per ream. the option of the Burean, be rejected 5. reams Quarto-Post, white or blue. ruled va The classes of this Burenu are numbered as fol rious Widths, to weigh nof less than 12 Ibs., | lows: . per ream. Class No. 1, Bricks; No.2. Stone; No. 4. Yellow 6. 10 reams White Commercial or other note pa- | Pine Lumber; No.5. Oak) and Hardwood: Ne per. highly glazed. hard eallendered. lined, | White Pine. Spruce, Juniper, and Cypress; No.7; gilt or plain, per ream Lime, Hair and Plaster; No. 8. Cement; No. 9 7. 0 reams Flat Cap. white or bine. unruled, per | @ Moulding and Firesand ream N 1 mM ns Envelope. white or} lui. royal, per 9 rown Envelope, 2¢hy 38 in w velupe Paper. 35 by 40 in n ent Blotting. 19 by 24 in- e Paper. 30 by 10 in |B: . 1, (and Pic Yards) No. 31. ¢ ‘omposition N royal or medium. | 32, Machinery an set s Tracing Paper. French. large size, i Clatis. per ral istons; Nod Grove 1 « Paper. 40 by inches, per : Manilla Wrapping. 24 by 38 inches, m Manilla Waste Paper. best anatity m : ; P i are thes lasses. hy their numbers, Press ¢ Books, not less than 9) respective Navy Yards and Naval Cha STON 1. 10 Musiind 2. W. 11.12.13, 14, 15, 16, rm 20. 32 2 Adhesiv EW YORK heavy 1.5.11. 12, 14, 15. 16, 17. 18. 20. 22. 28, 2 _ PHILADELPHIA Nos. 5 11. 34. 15, 10, 17. 18, 20, 2), 28.24, BD. 32. NAVAW ASYLUM 7.8.9 11, 12.13, 14, 15, 16, 17. SHINGTON, D.C. Wa per M $29, 11, 12.13, 1 13 7.100.000 Cloth lined Wrappers es 3. 20.000 Manilla Envelopes ; NS\COLAL 7 Interiuediate sizes. ordered u 1, 16, 17, 18. 20.21, 23. 24. higher than bid for size next b ¥ ith hand a. peTcha ever-p DY or larga all. with I r quality and trew St Baker's seasoned Pine Wood. is best seasoned Hickory. ods best = ned Gak Ten cords a Hickor jeces th tof the i 9.) dozen America Peueils. 10. 15 cases Arm uat tnd Blue er dozen. a ican Company’s Po rades. grad to be sawed in threa i. pe wood to be sawed in two . B-INKS, INK-STANDS, WAFERS AT] do: be! Aclivered. In: the vaniteofthe Capte AND WAN nnde dire « Chief Engineer, within two months date of contr: No bids will be considered fre tands, any patent, larg: ne & Noyes’ Ink, or any a Maynard 1 parties not per- s ; I sonally known, unless accompa. with satisfac- American copyisg ink or Suid in marke tory references; and security Il_be required for 3. 50 oven } Writing Fluid, quarts, per the faithful Performance of the contrsct, doz : Clerk House of Representatives, Arnoli’s Copying Inks, dozen 6 dozen best Blue Inks. quarts. per dozen, 5 PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, 6. 100dozen David's Carmine Ink, ounce. No. 1. leon yer dozen. 7. w t 1 Wafers. best quality. red. No. 3. for office seal. per M. 8 uns best Red Wafers, common size, per 9. 10M Seal Papers, best quality. f or Department stamp. ; 10. pounds best extra super Scarlet Sealing Wax. roe a ands oT ase ine Gnade aD) MISCEDDE Rocky Mountain Lass No OUS ARTICLES ELLAD in their respective 1, Ts dozen Rogers’ Knives, four blades. buck or per dozen. ivory-handle Erasers, per hanks, per taff, Nos. 1 ory guarantee 1 be faithtifily rted z mimi=<ione e right to reject No.3. ir parts of accept any parts which the inter: rhment way missioner Propositl for eyenne Offi- » A ROLLINS Commissioner. 60 pom Mw dezen Maci rush or der the pap falutelined top. per. dezen,. n Pen holde: cha Pen-holde shit thi i Bristol Visitin : tl dding, will _ 280 gross Rubber Bands or Rings. per eries will be subject to inspection by an n Blank B sorted. per quire. expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of ven Thumb Tacks, per deze. the Treasury. and the delivery of any inferior arti- es McGill's Paper Fasteners, per gross, | cle shall be deemed sufficient cause to annul the twout’s Fasteners, per gross. contract Colors. per cak 100 dozen Boxes Eyelets, per dozen. 50 dozen Ruts ent. per dozen * Jo dozen Camels’ Hair Brushes, per dozen. 10 dozen best Chinese India- ink, per dozen. Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury Department, Washington. Each proposal must be signed by the individual or firm making it, and be accompanied by a satisfactory guarantee that the bidder will execnte a contract, ag good and sufti- . 5dozen Drawing or Ruling Pens, per dozen cient bonds, if his bid be accepted. S », 6.—PARCHMENT AND PARCH- The failure to comply with any one order under MENT PAPER the contract to operate as the forfeiture of the en- 1. 80 Sheets of Parchment, best quality, 15 by 0 inches, per sheet. *. 2. soo Sheets of Parchment, best quality. 28 by 32 inches, per sheet. Sh f Parchment Paper, best quality, ches. per sheet. 7 archment Paper, best quality, 15 persheet. | nt sizes or quantities ordered of articles designated by quantities or measurement, to be furnished at prices correspond- ing with the prices of designated quantities or z sit FORM OF GUARANTEE. | certify that —— _broper facilities, and — able to fulfill a contract for furnishing sta- tionery for the Department of the Interior during the year ending June 30, Iss—, should bid be “The proposal and guarantee should be superscribed with the pice of residence of the signers. and the properdate Jedt-wiw JOHN R, GOODWIN ptendent. evi oe = Se OPO! FOB OATTLE FOR THE WIN- BOPOBALE FORGO INDIANS, tire penalty of the bond, or the Secretary of the Treasury may direct the purchase in open market of such quantities of any article as shall be neces- Sary to supply the deficiency caused by such failure and charge to the contractors fifty per centum of the price Which it shall be found necessary to pay for such articles. : . Proposals unaccompanied by satisfactory guar- antees will not be considered, and contracts wlll be. d only to established manufacturers of or dealers in the articles. . _ The Department reserves the right to accept bids for individual items in Classes 1 and 2, or to reject any or all . Bidders will be required to conform their bids to the «pecisications furnished, and failure to do so will cause the rejection of any bid. Bids which contain items at prices less than the Tair cost of the article will be deemed fraudulent und will not he considered. 4 HUGH McCULLOCH,. Jel wt Secretary of the Treasury. [DFPABTMERT OF AGRICULTURE, ASHINGTON, D. O.. May 8 1867. Proposals aa De received at this Department N.B Sealed Proposais will be received until 12 @’elook | Bntil 12 o'clock June 6, 1867, for farmishing sil the Mo OTH DAY UF JUN 1EO4, ar ce | materia and performing ‘the work required in Office of the Superintendent of indian Affairs for | the constructien of a Brick Building for the use the Northern Si Omaha City, cf of the Department of Agriculture, to be erect b for f to the Wlan on Reservation No. 3, in this city, according to tf Plans and specifications that oan be seen at the Commissioner of Agrictiture, where full information with ropare te the proposed tai: said propeseis to be ned, ding orseparately for the tertalned from any per- oe 8 Brectiealt Fr. id eg are roruestet to state the shortest time ible tn which the building is to be completed, be work to be commenced in three days after the ing of the comtract. ment reserves the right to reject any ter the Ist day of Angust, 1867, » 1868, the following supplies, Oo wit rs 8:0 por it weight. and 1,500 pounds of Salt per month, All articles ef subsistence furnished must be of good quality and subject to inspection and rejec- 16 Depart: tion by the agent of the Winnebagoes. or all bids, if it be deemed for the interest of the ‘The right is rererved to increase or diminish the | GovernmeDt to do so, and no bid will be recei ved amount of pple at the discretion of the Buper- of that does not conform to the Foqniremente of the udian Affairs for the Noxthern ° rtize- plans and specifications and of this adve: ja intendency. ment. . ‘Aso, te terminate the contract that may be Bincty vee. cent. of tne amount of work done and tered in! oon giving the contractor er contractors | materials furnished. sccording to contract pri six weeks joe. 3 (said amount to be rtained by the estimate 6 comtractor will be required to execute a | the Superintendent,) will be paid from time to good and sufficient bond in the sum of $10,000 for | time as work . and ten con! @ faithful fulfilment of the centract. retained until the completion of the contract and ‘The party or parties to whom the award is made the ncoaptance of the work by the Depa: t. prepared at ofce to execute the contract very proposal be accom; by the and give the required bond. of two res) le persons. eo sum of Be te proposals Will be received fer each | twenty thor dollars. that the jer will Reistonce called for in this advertise- oon me ane es ot sontraes if gyarded, = Mabe right Js_reserved toreject any or all bids Br tbe ‘United Btatos Dueerice Sees, United Btateu that may be offered. ‘ trict Attorney, or Olerk of United Bidders must give thelr nameg in full as well as | Qeurt. ia a a le their places rete e Is for jenled enve- Buildi a ee TOW, Commastoner. ‘ 1 ‘ . . . preut sr MIT MYST