Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, S7 For “AvcTION SA&LESs” advertisements see fourth page of to-day’s Star. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. National THeaTER.—Benefi of Signor Biitz, this evening, when we hope to see a crowoed bonse. His repu ation as a necro- mancer, veniriloguist, and humorist, is too well established to need any exvended notice. He gives a matinee for families and children w-morrow afternoon. St. Pavc’s Enciisn Lutaeran Cavrcn, corner 1ith and H streets —Strawberry festi- yal now in progress. Masonic HALL corner 9th and I) streets. — Strawberry fair and festival commences this evening *s Fritprne, Pa. avenue, near 17th sireet —Sitrawberry snd ice cream festival, in #id of the Mite Society of Union Chapel, M. E Churcb Wasuincton Parx.—Grand military and <ivic reunion of the Washington Zouayes, this Alternoon and evecing. —___e—___ Tue Jupexss oF ELBCTION AND THE Uom- MISSIONKES OF ELECTION.—In consequence of come errors in the letter which appeared in yesterday's Siar, we deem it aue to the Judges of Eiechion to publish the following correct copy of (beir communication received from an authentic source: Wasuinvion, | June 3, 1$67—70 the Commissioners of Election im the Fifth Ward. Greuvemen: The Judges of Ejection have the original registers of th+ yoters in thiseity, aad the.r certifiea'es to voters whose names do bot appear upon yoar precinct books must be Tespected by you. Clerical errors can be cor- rectea by our certificates, and you will refase to receive ibe ballots of persons bearing said certificates at your peril. Z. C. Ropsins, S. Bowen, L. ULeraang. The following instractiens were read to the Commissioners ot Election for the Fourth and Seventh Wards: A ceruficate from the Judges of Election to the effect that any person has been registered 4s 8 qualified voter upon (he original list pre- pared by them must sutis.y the Com mission- rs of Elections that the said personis a regis- tered and aque ified voter. The Commission: rs ought to know that they willipcur a heavy penalty Tefus ng to receive the billot of a dcgally registered seer. Clerical errors can be corrected by (he Judges of Elections. S. J. Lowen, Z. O. Row L. CLEPHANE, Judges of Evections. We have been in ed that the Judges of Ele engoeed in issuing certificates at rate of one hundred per honr, to all voters, irre: pective of color or political stand. ing: tbat Mr. F. Alken, Dr. Clayton, and other white gentlemen who applied for certificates, were farnished as promptly and treated as courteously &s were colored men, or white Re- publicans: and that whenever complaint was mude to them that the Commissioners of Elec- ows f-fuecd their certificates, letters of in. strnetion similar to the anoye were written, (hurriedly. of course. witbont keeping copies,) and sent to said commissioners. age Et SS FisvtaNa.—The triends of Barney Aarons, the “light weight,” who is to contest, for the second time, the championship’ with Collyer, 2aye bim a complimentary benefit at Colum- bia Garden, just night. he attendance was very large. showing the interest feit in the evsuing mill, and in the combitants. Pre- vious to the commencement of the exercises Mr. Atrons stepped forward and thanked his multitude of friends for the +substantial” manner in which he was received, and said if it Was ever bis good luck to meet any of the company then present in New York he would endeavor in part to reciprocate their kindness. ‘Time was called, and the first set-tO was be- tween Dublin Tricks (Collyer’s second in the fight with Aarens) and young Billy Carroil. of Baltimore. This «bout was cleverly done. in which some pretty sparring was exnbibited, and several “knock-downs.” Carroll seemed to bave the best of the round. A solo by Da- vid Semple followed, after which Dan Kerri- gan, of New York, and Rasche Bolster, of this eity. came to the «scratch.” In this round Hasche bad the advantage. and showed con- siderable science and pluck. Then followed some wonderfnl exercises with the Indian ‘war-clubs, by Pretessor Judd, the trainer of Aarons, after wh there was a mild set-to beiween Teddy Ryan, of Alexandria. and Denny Ferguson, of the Seventh Ward. Then came the interesting event of the set-to be- tween Aarons and Dan Kerrigan, whicb was an exceedingly spirited affair, and brought down the house in loud cheers. Aarons is in the best possible condition for the coming con- test with Collyer, looking neat and clean from head to toe, not an ounce of ‘dead meat” be- ing observable: and he says he is perfect in all the elements tbat go to make up a “muscular Christian.” He deciares there isno whisky in bim, and should he live to see the day of the fight. he says he will whip Qellyer if it takes three hours. Aarons leaves to-morrow morning for New York, accompanied by bis trainer, Prof. Judd. 6 RecarToRE oF Kinv, MORTIMBR AND SivTH.—Yesterday, Lieut. Essex. of the third preeinet, Georgeiown, having received infor- mation that gaye a clue to the whereabouts of those noted tagitives trom justice, made an ‘rrangement for the captureof the trio. They bad biyouaeked in Lyon’s weods, near Kalo- rama. Wambold. the confidence man, being too uncertain, 1p sent him away the day previous—a forianate circumstance for oim. 88 he Bas no! beem captured. Lieut. Es- sex divided his platoon into parties of two or bree, and approached the woods by differeat routes. Finding that they had been discoy- ered, they attempted to escupe their pursuers, ‘ut being pressed too closely, made a show of resistance. The officers exhibited their weap- ons and thefugitives again ran. King tried to onceal bimself under some beaps of newly ut hay, but was soon secured. Last nignt they were ironed together at the Georgetown sta- ion house and piaced in a car and brought to tbe city. King was quite talkative, and re- marked that it would bea safe bet that though they might be convicted in the Criminal Vourt, the key woald not be turned upen them in the Albany penitentiary. At the jail they were receiyed by Warcen Brown, who ordered them to be stripped aad searched before they were taken to the coils In erder to be sure of kceping them, aset of stiff irons will be made jor them by direciion of the Warden and riveted upon them to-day. The officers in the capture were Lieut. Essex, privates Harper, Srown, Cuaningbam and Cameron. pe P SS Se a WASHINGTON TARGET ASSOCIATION.—A! & meeting of the Washington Target Associa- tion (Scbeutzen Corps} held on Wednesday evening last, the following named gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing six months:—President, Charles Kioman: Vice President, Fred. Hugle; Financial Secretary, ¥. Stosch: Corresponding Secretary, H. Kant- ler: Treasurer, John Anzerman; lst Scheutz- eu Master, B. Henze; 2d do, Mr. Worsch: cx- ecutive Committee, G. Killian, G. Hartig, H. L. Blout, C. Knee~si, V. Helimuth; Marshal, ‘Chas. Ebel; Fiag Bearer, Henry Will. —_-—___ THE TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION.—The great temperance demonstration (procession and mass meeting) which wasto have taken ‘place this afternoon has been postponed by the “hief Marsha), in consequence ot the threat. ening aspect of ihe weather, until to-morrow a week. Notwithstanding the rain large num- bersof members of the various organizations had, at 1 o'clock, gathered at the places of meeting, and, doubtless, had the weather been fair the demonstration would have been a ‘very imposing one. June $d. 1867. fosess A Panwxy ltem.—The following is from the Washington correspondence of the Balti- more Sun “Typhoid fever prevails here alarmingly. The physicians report hundreds of cases to- day, some of them terminating fatally.” We cannot undersiand the motive of such panicky items as the above. The physicians ‘Teport that the city was never healthier—in fact, itis distressingly healthy for them—and the ““bundreds of cases" of typhoid will Probe . dozen. ably come down to less than ——_-—— Tae WHARVES.—There are just now quite a number of vessels at the wharves along the wiver front, and apparently business is in- creasing, and among the arrivals we notice the three-masted schooner L. W. Hotchkiss, with “4 carge of lumber, trom Froreda, for Mohun < Son: several smaller vessels with lumber and coal. The schooner J. L. Hearn is being doaded with ecrap tron, for Baltimore, and the schooner A. S. Piercey, Oapt. Poulson, with Sarness and mules, for Philadelphia. pas see nies Sace or Money.—Acthe monthly meeting (33a month) of the Excelsior Building Asso- ciation Jast night, $3,000 was sold atan ay rage of 37. ——_._—_— Petty LARcENY.—Samuel James was ar- ed yesterday by officer Acton, of the Third Ward, for petty Jarceny. and was sent to jail tor court by Justice Thompson. —e PoLick Repvorts.—The police reported 41 bps on yesterday. The fines amounted to ——_o———— AWALOSTAN 18LanD.—The pic-nic of the Grant Pleasure Cinb, at this favorite resort, Beat Tuesday, will be s pleasant affair. 2 BAS Furzrat or Mr. Toomas Goopary.—Yes. te-day atternoon, tbe iuneral of the remains of Mr. Thomas (Goodall, of the United States Const Survey Office, took place from his resi- dence on New Jersey avenue,a short distance below the Capitol. His remains wereescorted to the Congressional Cemetery by a large cirele ef friends and mourning relatives, acd by Colambian Encampment, No. 1,and Wash- ington Lodge No. 6, I. 0. O. F.. headed by Heald’s brass bead in full uniform. Dr Gray, of the E-street Baptist Church, officiated. ee gee RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT.—E. G. Handy, E-q , bas resigned his piace as police mMagistrate,and Mr. William W. Tucker bas been appointec in his stead. Mr. Tucker has been engaged on the Star for many yeare as police reporter, and his knowledge in this de. partment combined with his integrity and impartiality, will make him an efficient and capable magistrate. —— ga Crrovit Court.—To-day. in the Gireuit Court (Judge Wylie) the case of James Cor- bett agt. the B. & O. R. R. Uo.; action to Tecover pamages occasioned by a train, as alleged, running inte wagon causing the plaintiff tolose am arm—is yet yet on trial, and thts morning the evidence was closed and the counrel commenced their argument. —— ABATING NUISANOES.—To-day one of the corporation laborers is engaged in burying fish offal, dead animals, &c.. which have floated on the shore of the river—a work which meets the approval of the residents and the public generally SRR SRE RARER AS ne 505 NINTH STREET, 505 FOUR DOORS NORTH OF D STREET, (Seaton Hall Building.) WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FROOR OILCLOTH, GILT CORNICES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. A fine assortment of the above Goods in Store, and for sale CHEAP FOR CaS KIDWELL & HENDERSON, mh 28-3m 505 9th stre W ASHINGTON IRON WORKS. GRAY AND NOYES, » Machinists, and Boiler Makers, Corner of Maine 3d street, anuiacturers of Improve onary aud Port- Steam ines of any re power; Saw and M ural Iron Work. rgings, Lron and Brass Cast ings of all di - incrensed of our new and extensive ishment enables to offer those having in eur line @ superior class of work most favorable terms, * pts for Burnham's Improved Jouval Turbine ater Wheel. my 20-3m. Ni faney jars. and ot London Genuine and of 1 NW nil F sir phitt House. N NEW AND SEC E. Old Farniture armished. i2th and ghest price paid for l-ly* corner Mik my 25 under TUR farm lately owned Smith. vear7th str “t Park. . good shade and plenty ot Sep ppl » pene sa THOMAS COYLE. N TENTION OR WEISS BE OR WEIss F ao mar Malt and y. Huston & C¢ WM. WILLIAMS. \ GAULT & WILLIAMS. SLATE ROOFERS: OFFICE 475 NINTH ST., near E street, Washington. D.C Orders left for sale Lumber Yard, Tenth street aud my 2 AND SILK MANTILLAS, BONN V s. Real and Im bi Undergarments, T i ns Perfumery. Human Hair ¥ be sold at the lowest price possibl importation. dre Fantillas the latest Parisian st ‘anal being of latest nd Bonnetsmade to order in M.WI L Pencil Cases prices. [de 15) EW BOOKS — Pe States Naval Cc $.N. Th pa acturer Ss YLOR. FRANC AYLE THE INTERIOR. TES PATENT ( <HINGTON. M nthe petition of ARSHAL Mck t. Ohio n be heard at ered that the said peti h day « MONDAY. the i © required to ctions 1 xteusion their ob, ially e the ch will be sand of 1 office, Wh Dey mony por twenty days hefore uments. if any. within ny . e be published in the er. Washington. D nnati, Ohio. once a ; the first of said us to Republican and the Intel ©. and in the ¢ week tor thre publications the d PAK ER, omer of Patents. foung men who have in rs by certain secret habits, which unfit them for business, pleasure, or the duties of jnarried Ife; also, iniddle-aged and old men, who, From the follies of Jouth, or other causes, feel a de- Lility in nce of their years, before placin theniselves under the treatment of any one. shoul fret rend’ "The Secret Friend.” ‘Married ladies will learn comething of importance by perusing “The Secret Friend.” nt to any address,in a sealed envelope, on receipt of 2 cents, Address Dr. CHAS A STUART & CO. Boston, Mass. no9ly DIES’ FURNISHING GOODs. v ‘'s NCH CORSETS, WaRUey ive EMBROIDERED CORSETS, LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 324 Pennsylvania avenue, my 15-eolm bet. 9th and 10th ste. NTE'S PURGATORIO, translated by Long fellow. Mead’s American Grape Culture, il- Justrated. Horwood’s Law and Practice of Naval Courts Martial. May-Day and other, Poems, by Ralph Waldo Emerson. The Reign of Law, by the Duke of Argyll. The Invisibles, or Spiritualism Explained. “Miss Raveuel’s Conversion from Se- ceasion to Loyalt by g- De, Morest. Sowing vind, el, . Lynn Linton. ees bina if FRANCK TAYLOR. FLOUR &c. 88 ENT OF FLOUR COMPLETE— set arades of FAMILY, Commi: COSEIDENT jured themsel ig S t t for Baker’s complete, nee TVERY LOW RATES; All kinds of Mill Feed, Hay, Straw, &c. Ground Atom and Fine Salt, Gite low rates, by WwW. M. &CO., Indiana avenne and Ist street, ap 27 near Baltimore Depot. Quaras BOARDING, BRANCH HOTEL. BLADENSBURG ad ste the semeaes Te da etiont ir the summer. iy ut five miley’ drive from the city of Washington, a: about twenty minutes’ ride by railroad. Its tables Will be supplied with all the delicacies of the season as early as they appear. Gentlemen engaged in business in the city would find it very convenient. Its bar is furnished with the hest of Liquors. Also. good stabling. [je 5-e03t*] sD. HOWELL. aoe cial ORS," tc a ME 8k LES TANOS. Oxy Rosewood Eailan PIANO, made by Gilbert; 178. One Rosowdod PIANO, made by Meye ok aman. & Gray, bho Stool and over, . nh ean rms. sch lagee tot ee toinway Son’ sand North ‘Amer- ican Pian 8 Inst iT en re- ceiyed at the ware-rooms of W G. METZE OEE . 9 One almost new ec: & CO.. sole agent of Stei: Pian son & Humlin’s Cabinet Orgune, nee “Taye nop & Bavalin's Cabinet Orgaps. my 8 His is TO GIVE NOTIC it bscri- "TD Yernns obtained fron tee Grohe’ Caer ae Washington County, in the District, of. eerste ‘of Washing = reat All Rersone bees a Ge ast are hereby ws { : to ¢: it the same, wi vouche} the subscriber, on or the ath day-of May next "they “may” otherwise by 1 benefit ihe abies haut th ea oa gg my 2-lawSw* : AS ee CITY ITEMS. Opzow HALL, corner 4 street and Pa ave- nue —Ju-t received, a large stock of white and other Linen Suite. 2 —— Ir You wisn To Economiek, secure one of ks & Co.’s one dollar and fifty cent plain Linen or Blue Check Coats, at 517 7in st. 2 ROSS EON WarTERFALLA, Coris, and every kind of Fancy Human Hair Work at half price, at M. Willian’s, 336 Penney}vania avenue. ESS aera ALPacoa, Drap de Ete and Seersucker Suit>, at Odeon Hall Clothing Rooms, corner of 4% sueet and Penn. avenue. 2 ge a Caran bad bis Brutus, Oharies the First his Crom weil, and George 0. Henn.ng bis Clothing tor One Price only. at the corner of 7b sireet and Maryland avenue. ee See TO THE LADIES OF THIS OITY AND GEORGE. TOWN.— Do you wish to save money? Go to Lewis Baar’s Fancy Establishment, He sells cheaper than any other house. 2 SARE EEAES JUST REORIVED, a very fine and select as- soriment of Boys’ and Youtbs’ Oassimere and Linen Suits, at Odeon Hall, 446 Pennsylvania avenue. 2 eee eee PRIGG'S CONE DOLLAR JEWELRY SToRR. No. 435 Penna avenue, near 4% street. New styles ornamented Bog Wood Setts and Buttons re- ceived this morning. eee Waits Dvok Suits, Brown Linen Suits, Alpsea Coats and Dusters, and @ large variety of linen goods in general, at prices to snit everybody. at Hable & Co.'s, 468 Pennsylvania avenue, under U.S. Hotel. eo ee HAbsLE & Co., No. 468 Pennsylvania avenne, under U.S Hotel, offer a larga stock of White Shorts, Undershirts, Drawers, Neckties, and various selections of Gent.’s Furnishing Goods, at reduced prices. Call early and secure bar- gains. eo —__e—___ THE HEATED TERM buying set in folks begin to think of hight clothes. To all such we would recommend Walker, 454 7+h street, above Odd Fellows’ Hall, who has anice stock of Snm- mer Piece Goods, bezides Linen Uffice Coats and Dusters ready made, a]! of which willbe disposed of at very moderate rates, Those in Want of Spring Goods can get them at cost ——_e—_—_ Gray's and Imitation Linen Collars, 2 cents per box. Paper Coffs oniy 5 cents per pair. White Neck Tiesonly 12 cents apiece Cotton Socks, 2 pair for 25 cen s. Gauze, Me- rino and Cotton Undersbiris 50 cents apiece Allthere articles can be bad att! eabove prices at Odeon Hall, corner 4 street and Pa. ay{ 2 P. WaLLace ge GREAT EXCITEMENT STILI. PREVAILS at 242 Pennsylvania avenue, between !2'h and 13th siteets. A. Straus is determined to close out nis entize stock of Clotbing and Gent.’s Fur- nishing Goods 3) per cent. below eoct, by July Ist, 1867. Ail in want of clothing will do well to give bim a call before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the place, 242 Pennsylvauiaavenue, berween 12th and 13th sts. S10 WILL RUY a nice Duck Suit, at Bar's: also, 4 full stoek of Linen and Cassimere Suits tor boys. youths, and men, at Bar's, corner of 7 land E streets, 4 ——aiy- Do Jvetice to Natvre.—It is ingratitude to nature ho: to preserve and keep in splendid order a good set of teeth. Nothing can be easier All tnat is needed is to brush them briskly night and morning with Purifying So- cedent. It will make the mouth a perfumed palace. eo —e—_ Economy is the highway to _wealth—there fore economise and buy your Gent’s Furnish- ing goods at Franc’s: Good Cotton Half Hose, 12 Gauze Undershirts from 50 eents to ; good White Shirts, $1.50 and 32. 49) 71h street, between D and KE, near Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. 10-1: —_—_e-—__- Just RkcEIvED—Three hundred Boys’ Suits, latest Spring styles from ten te fitteen dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing House J.H. SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. ee ain Just RECEIVED this merning one hundred more of those fine twenty-five doilar suits, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. —— WHITE SHIRTS, $1.75, $2, $2.50; good Cotton Hait Hose; 2 pair for nts; gauze Under- shirts, 50 cents to $2. Gray’s Imitation Linen. and Byron Colla cents per box, at Franc’s, $94 7th street; tween D and E streets, tree doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. 1-1: Ey Potr Cors, Durillons et Ongles rentres dans Ja chair, consulter le Docteur White, etabli depuis 1861 son Office No. 424 Penn- sylvania avenue, entre la quatrieme et la Sixieme rue. tf —E For Gents’ Furnishing Goods ana Shirts mace to order go to Franc’s, 494 7th street, between D and & streets, three doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. 10-1: —_—__e—___ No BeTrer INvESsTMENT can be made than in Clothing at the present reduced prices at the Great'Central Clothing House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. — Go AND Ske those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. ——_e—___ Ong 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 DENTISTRY. RR. LEWIE’S DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No, 260 PENNA AV Between 12th and 13th streets, ‘eeth extracted without pain by administering trons Oxyde or Laughing Gas. Dr LEWIE has recently. purchased the rat «| Chemical Apparatus in the country for making pure gas every day; also, an improved Val- vular Inhaler. The Association 18 now prepared to make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber at New York. Philadelphia and Boston pric: All sons Wishiug dental w one can have it as che as in the above-named cities. All work done in the neatest and best manner, and warranted to give satisfaction, Persona will do well to call aud examine our work. de 24-tf YEETH. M. LOOMIS, M. D., The Inyentor and Patentce of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH. attends personally at his office in this city. Many persons can| wear these teeth who cannot wear others, end no person can wear others who cannot wear these. Persons calling at my office can be accommodated with our style and price of Teeth they may desire, but to those who are particular, and wish the pur- est, cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that art can procure, ie MINERAL TEETH will be more fully war 338 Penn’a avenue, be- Rooms in this cit; tween 9thand 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street oc -ly Philadelphii WOOD AND COAL. OAL! COAL!! Best WHITE ASH at $8, by the ton. All sizes, to suit customers. Sawed and Split OAK WOOD, $10 per cord. Long Oak, $8 per cord. A ton of Coal sold by me ba weighs 2.240 Iba. HN B. LORD, fe 28-ly Corner 4th and G streets. C OAL! COALI! AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Grogs tons of 2,240 Ibs., delivered in any parto the city. Chestnut White Ash, $7. Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $8.00. Bed Ash, 33.25. Lehigh § : Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand. Orders received at our Offloe; or at the Wharf, foot of Seventh street. . P. BROWN & SON. ja 2-tf 465 9th street, between E and F. HISKY! WHISKY !! WHISKY !!! A RARE CH . AT LEAST 50 PER CENT SAVED. Just received a large lot of fine RYE WHIS- KIES from the best West Virginia distilleries, which I will offer at the following reduced prices, Viz :—At $2.00, $3.25, 4 and per gallon retail. Wholesale purchasers will find a great deduction from the aboye prices. I will also offera GIN at 2.75 a Fallon retail, superior to any Gin sold elsewhere than at this house for less than §4.50 the allon . Received besides a large lot of Imported SHER- RIES direct from Europe, and in bond at New York, transferable to Georgetown, custom-house; 00 casks of Cadiz SHERRY and 90 casks of Cette x French SHERRY. New York, Phi pi e i fa noune to oe dealers, i garding to, es | ner is s ). ann nm, giltselt enn article, at 6206 eg gallon retail and gallon w! 5 3 . Yat Importer, 262 Bente avenue. 0 COLLIER: TO. AND = CGAY EROPRIRTONS, AND MA M; DUNLOP. of Vi been Uae var toads +) ine man- “Sthe are now sale, on He Se imam Vater Fo oae BE ROEM, t “s * Jib a A . meni ee PE vions Pie ese FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR RENT—Two handsomely furnished PAR LORS, en suite, on reasonable terms. at 32 North B street, Capitol Hil je7-8t* Fo RENT—A most di ble APARTMENT, \fuitable for office or a milliser. Also, three ROOMS. furnished, at a reasonable price, Inquire at the Homan Hair Store, 379 Pa. ave. je 7-3t* 0 LET IMMEDIATELY—A small STORE, suitable for a Segar or Shoemaker Store or Barber Shop. or for most any kind of business; rent low. Apply at Star office. je7-2t* (OR RENT OR SALE—A three-story HOUSE with brick basement situated on 2d street cast, and H streets. Apply on the premises. it FOR SALE-A Corporation and United States . Restaurant LICENSES. Inquire at DEMON- GEOT'S Human Hair and Perfumery Store, 279 Penna. avenue je 7-3t* Eo RENT—Four or five unfirni-yed ROOMS, at No K street. betweeu 2.th and ath sts, west. near Circle. Convenient (o Cars and Depart: menté. Pleasant and agreeab'e neighborhood. In quire on premises. Je 7-eost® EGR RES TAPART of 8 thre= HOUSE. unfurnished, gas, good a ~~ family P ‘ory Har, Gentleman and wife preferred. use apply at 441 L street, between 13th and uth 8 1 OR RENT—Several very airy, Front ROOMS, Ist and 24 floor. Very suitabie for houseke ing. 1 i ached. Convenient to De- gr artments, P strect, first house west of 14th. Cars bass Je Ko RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, Painted front. handsomely located on 6th st., etween D aud KE streets south, containing eight et ToeMs ar Har. with pas and water. Inquire on he premises, or at Mr. Leedy’s store, corner of ith and E sts. south je7-3t* Fo RENT—HOUSE No abov idge, Georgetown, D. € 0 rooms 2 bath room with hot ar tchen, gas throughout Possession given immedis month in advance. Apply corner Greene and Olive streets, Georgetow O. Je [POR SALE=A first-rate BUSINESS PLACE for a Tavern, opposit Express Office, 289 B t en 2d and 3d; 7 roome and kitchen Inquire 407 7th ate t je tt. Rox KFNT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, at No 365 Vith street, between Land M—the most summer residence in the city. tt FOR SALE AND RENT. FAR FOR SALE.—We are enabied to offer, public competition one of most desirably located and pleasant properties anywhere in or near the District of Columbia. It consists of a FARM of fifty acres of highly cultivated land on the east 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 anda half miles of the Navy Yard Bite, se in slowe proximity sa the encloeure of the National Race urse. The im- provements consist of a large residence containing — rooms. and capable of accommodating a largs It is approached from the public road vhich, by the way, is equal tothe best in the Dis- trict.) by along avenue flanked on each side by well-grown Cherry Trees in profuse bearing. At convenient distance isa large Barn, with Stables, Outhouses, &c.. necessary for a farm; and within a few steps one of the most copious and beautiful Springs of fiowlug water in this region of country. ‘The land is covered with heavy crops of Rye. Clo- yer, and Grass, and is planted with Potatoes, Gorn, and the usual garden crops, besides which is young and thriving Vineyard in perfect order. In the rearof the dwelling isa Pear and Apple Or- chard of young trees and selected fruit Phere is no more ‘salubrious spot in this country, nor one Letter suited far the residence of a gentleman who would desire to unite the advantages of city with the pleasures and healthfulness of a country life Enguire at 212 Pennsylvania avenue, between Lith an m) 29-2w* A PARTNER Address F M.., —ASITUATION asa driver or baker 7 some experivce in the business pls, at Star office between 19 and iZo’clock on Sat W ANTEDIIMMEDIATELY. a GOOD DRESS- MAKER. at No. 594 K street, between 4th hsts. None but a good hand need apply ani j t* VW ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN to do the work for asmall family. 8 d Good references requited street, between L and PROPOSALS. PFOPOSALS FoR STATIONERY. Derartwent op State. Sune 1, 1357 Sealed Proposals for Siationery will be received et this Department until the IST DAY OF JULY, 18.7, at 12 o'clock m. Deliveries of all articles in the several classes must comply with the specifications, which, with bierk forms for bidding, will be furuished to bidders : a AL deliveries will be subject to rigid inspection, and the delivery of any interior article will be deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract Address, *‘ Department of State.” JeT-tiyl NAYY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF NAVIGATION, June 6, 1857. Sealed Proposals, endorsed ** Proposals for build- ing Mi men s Quarters at the Naval Academy, Anvapo.is, Maryland,” will be received at this of- fice until p. m., June 29, 1857, at which hour the bids will be opened, for furnishing all the materials and workmanship necessary for the con strnction and completion of building for Midship- men’s Tiers at the Naval Academy grounds, A is, Maryiand, according to plans and speci- » Which can ke seen at this officedaily from 9am. to3p.m ss Rt Bidders must accompany their offers with guai antees that they will, if their bids are accepted, en- ter into contract. with good and satisfactory secu rity, in the full amount of the contract, within ter ptance of their offer, and, failing aniors agree to make good to the ifference between (be offer and hat w may be acc nted Bidders are requ ‘dio make separate offers; first. for the erecti mpletion of the entire Uuilding; second, for erecting and enclosing the ing, ineluding sashes and glass, and fin ing the centre building and wing containing the and kitchen, and, third, for erecting enclosing th » building, includ and giass,and finishing the wing conta mess-room and kitch: and, fourth, for and enclosing the whote ‘building, it and glass, bui without internal finish, wnd,in each state the time in which they will complete the a The Bureau reserves the right to reject any or all of the bids at its discretion : ; JENKINS, THORNTON A Je T-eotie Chief of Bureau WANTED—A NURSE, a steady woman who VY “can come well recommended. Apply to AL- EXANDER & MASON, northeast corner of 7th and F sts itt FISESE WANTED —By a careful yearly tenant. a convenient, comfortable HOUSE of five or six rooms. Rent monthly in advance. Address ox 344, Washington City Post Off je 7-3t* Fo RENT—A three-story BR F di BACK BUILDING, on M st., between 4th and Apply tod FELL, —A neatly FUR the line of the stre n2dand 3d premises LOT on L x cots; 29 Apply to ¢ YL street, eight room ont, Water and gas, with E corner 13th and L Jeet small delightful ROOMS, facing South For RENT—On I3th. 1 MOUSE, press brick al. Inquire of DE Pwo ADJOININ cond fi OUMS FOR RENT—A suite of two delightful P ROOM, PARLORS and SLEEPING y furnished. an¢ 1 man improved offic WPOR SALE OR FE 6 ie Country—a very taining 9 rooms. with port fe ind 15th st DP ROOM—A Ja desirable location, to rent to gentlemen. or a gentleman and world be on to board York avenue, near lth st. je 6-6t* References exchanged Wan! D IMMEDI? GIKL, about isor 15 y ferences, to take cl Apply at Star Office. W 4Aniep—8 TION to do ¢ COLORE rs old, with good re- Tge of a bath-house for laden. able woman. a SIT nber work or waiting w has no objections to cook for a small family wh the washing is put out; has no objecti to do any kind of work around a house. Please address a note to R, G., Star Office. it* TANTED—By a respectable young gitl, a SIT W UATION to do enaral house work fer a 8 1 priv family. ordining-room servant objection to leaving the city for the summer Please address a note to Be V rveral gool FARM Jin or near the District. 0 to 200 acres hh. for Northern purchasers. Also. a few Fnrnished and Unfurnished HOUSES, for good tenants, P: lar attention given to the sale and renti estate. C.8. TREVITT, corner7th and F Room No. 7. perhanging Inan astead 456 7thst.. E MARKR nD and Ess “WOM ooking, washing 3 = bet. 9th and 0th. WASTED’ BOY trom 15 Irish parentage preferred. te help class bar. Address Box ) Post Oftice TED—By a respectalle woman, TION as cook. w Treferen: re: and ironer. or cham, iven. Addre Box 15 ye 5-30" with hot and ¢ as fixtar Apply to J. LLING. kiteh QURNISH oF JIOUSE FOR RENT. A PURNITURE Here is an opportunity STOCK, GOOD WILT, Bakery, doing a good bus! HOUSE. oda thres furnished. on € stre bi 1. east. Capitol Hill, Inquire of F. FAII the honse, between 3 and 432 p.m, SOR SALE—PLUMBING AND SLISHMENT ful Plumbing and ww offered for sale ¢ street west; formerly used by V in the manufacture of Lampblack, rented low ty parties applying immediate! dress CH. SMITH. 111 Smith's Wharf. more, Md ae OUSE FOR SALE Franklin Square Pa und J4th sts. (dry :) also, bac Lot 1uux2: g; tw Frnit trees in yar DANIEL BR 3597 5-tt™ Hee. TO RE with all th on each floor, bath-room, S nated on th outheast corn i Washington streets, Georgetown, D. C.. Rent is $1,000 perannum. Inquire at 265 G st.. bet. 4th and 1th, Washington, D.C. FOR SALE ON 4 BEAUTIFULLY Loc. cars on Capitol Hil ily $40 down and 1 mouthty s aired; 4 years time . L it t deep toa 2 fovt alley. secure one ARK & METCALF, (Plant's Building.) New York ave. and 15th st SALE CHEAP—FOUR VERY FINE PHEL COLLAND COMBINATION Billiard Tables, either single or collectively; also handsome pair of Horses, sound and nd, with Top Buggy and Harness. Apply to 295 E street, be een 13th and lith. Je 4-tt* OR RENT—The BRICK HOUSE at the corner of 24th and G streets, containing nine rooms; water infront yard, and large stabling and yard. For terms apply on the premises. Jeet ESTAURANT FOR RENT—That first class STAND, long occupind by the undersigned, located near the corner of 17th ‘street west and Pa. avenue. For terms inquiry on the premises. 179 Pa. avenue, to JAS. McCGRANN. my 28-tf ARBER SHOP FOR RENT.—Apply at the office of the Kirkwood House. my 27-tf OR RENT—A STORE ROOM, corner of 8th and L street, and FIXTURES for sale. Inquire of B.N. EDMONSTON, on the premises, beiween 6 and 8p. m. my 27-tt WN REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE EOtENCY, 100 Bridge street.—We now have a number of desirable Properties for salein price 180, from §2. to 000. A LOTS for sale, and mn POU SEe for rent. severe HOU SESforrent: ORME & COOPER. E_Forty-two hundred and twenty feet FO? GAdERD Iniproved by fives shanties: now LIBERAL TERMS— TED: square from OR renting for $18 per month, situated on E street north, near New Jersey avenue. ice go: on liberal terms. STARR & METCALF, (Plant's Building,) my 7-tf New York ave. and 15th street taining five rooma each, situated on E st. north, tween Bore He se ec sod ew Jersey avenue. + 25 mont unti 5 beg arias STARR & METCALF, Plant’s Building,) my27-tf New York avenue and 15th st. F°. RENT—Brick STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE, in a central location. Possession given immediately. For forms, Xe-. in uire of Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, my 23 Corner $th street and Penn. avenue. ‘OR RENT—In a very healthy and desirable FGhuntionin Gener ety aha HOUSES containing 12 rooms, kitchen aud cellar, with a Toke S¢ a" Sarna of Pafetis and erst, nui . corner 5 Georgetown, D.C. * my 21-2w* a HOUSE, on the Feet new two-story U! on Fa SALE—Two neat COTTAGE HOUSES, con- 1 ih, the _balanee in monthly in- stallments 9 S10 STARR RORETCALE. Boor Plants my 2-tf "New York avenue and 16th st. OR SALE—Lot No. 3, in Square 59, on 23d street west, between E street north and Virginia avenue. ‘Said Lot ts 16 feet front, 197 feet 2% inches and: improved by a new first-class Wood ouse, containing five rooms. Also, two small ouses on the rear of the lot, containing two rooms. rent for al each. The three ses bout $40 per! 5 . te on month. Price $2:200. em ‘BR eras! . Pi : apl9-tf __466.9th street, between E AP 19-tf ___ 466,9th street, between E and F. ‘OR SALE—A comfortable RESIDENCE fora Ga ay os Rnd amon ihe mort desirable homertond in tne it: and amon; Inge: "ft will be wold at low Fie kal \ ANTED—Two WHITE WOMEN. one te cook. andene to take care of ehildrei . 2556 one need apply without. rv pendations street je5-3t W STEP Rand ‘oner, to ge e h ntry Must be well’ recommert Good wages. Apply tod BE RYAN & BRO W Angra Pa, ave nt Coe A compete nd —F500 wanted until t ber, tor which 1 d secured by an acce neni. For further pb twill be on the TU ion appiy to Le core ‘and 6th st for the et. near Bal ft 5-6t Corner Lonisia ANTED—WANTE Stauw. Coimy.at 461 C road Depot. ANTED TO BUY and Gentle 5 1M sts. nerth they may have been Je 4-Imn* ANTED—WE WANT TO PURCHASE FO. gentleman just from the North a HOUSE for $7.00 cash ; $9,000, One-haligash: balance on time. ial for about $1.00) WELLS « CO., h street. id ween Land matter how much convenient Q.. stating terms. &¢ Ww wTED— cheapest SETS. and SHOULDE BAUM, 49 La. avenue. between 6th Goods are warranted to fit or no sale m2w-tf nd Cast-eff CLOTHIN VE other artic ker’s Store of R. FUL1 doors north of Penna. avenne. Sole SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE. W ANTEDI10.000 EADIES te Fnow the new Stamping Rooms, 439 ot) n find the vsite Patent Office. at aists Pincush #0, for Pillow Cases rs. Pianos. and in short, ev as they are daily issued. a achine and a Practical Stamper. and have re- duced the price to FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH. make and stamp aay pattern brought us. lk and Working Cotton very low. PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR GRADIN THE CARRIAGEWAY NORTH, BETWEEN F SIXTH STREETS WEST. | Proposals will be received at the Mayor's Office, City Hall, until 12 o'clock M. on SATURDAY, the 15th day of June next, for grading and paving the carriageway of I street north, between Sth and 6th streets west, with stone similar to that used in F street north, the stone to be not over eight or less than five inches in diameter, and seven inches in depth, to be laid on a bed of = not less than eight inches deep, covered with at least four inches of sharp sand before peving, and to be well rammed with @ ninety-pound rammer, and well watered betore the last ramming; the surplus earth to be deposited in such neighboring streets or places as the Ward Commissioner may direct, and the con- tractor will be required te leave a surface of two hundred feet in length for the full width of the street ex) for poe grees which will be well puddjed by the Ward Commissioner, without ex- pense to the contractor. 2 Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and lay- ig Satter Stone not less than three feet in length and twelve inches in width. The work to be done to the entire satisfaction of both Ward and Assis- tant Commissioners, and to be paid for by assess- ment on the property bordering thereon, except that of the Genera] Government, which is provided for by act of Congress of February 23, 1855. All old materials to be the property of the Corpo- ration, and to be deposited in such locality as the Ward Commissioner may direct. 4 Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grading per square yard for Paving. including the gravel and sand required, and per foot for Gutter Stone. BNo bid will be received from others than practical pavers, and the right sexprey reserved to reject ‘any or all bids. JAMES J. CAMPBELL, Je7&ls Commissioner Fourth Ward. | es FURNISHING GOODS. COURVOISIER’S af CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOVEs, WITH SHORT AND LONG CUFFS, ALL SIZES AND COLORS. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 324 Pennsylvania avenue, my ll-eoim between 9th and 10th sts. MPORTANT TO THE LADIES —INDELIBL I STAMPING. Warranted fast colors. Win wash and boil. Done by a French composition, the receipt of which has been purchased at a high price. Saves expense of braiding. Ladies are invited to call, get a sample, and try it. Ladies’ white or colored Underskirts. Balmo- rals, Serene, &c., Stamped on Imitation or braid- ing, in fast colors. WARRANTED NOT TO-.WASH OUT. Great saving to ladies having clothes, for ehil- Suit drat oe geet pet rn printed in the le. Zan be ettached to the bottoms of Ladies” qT that may Bidders their places tis fat the Winnebago Pp ROPOSALS FOR STATIO Y War DevarrMent, June 6, 1257 Proposals will be received at this Departinent until 12 o’cleck on FRIDAY, the 2th day of Juas, 17. for supplying the stationery described in the schedule b Blow. for the fiscal year ending the 9th of June, 18:8. The stationery must be of the best quality Samples must accompany each bid The svecessful bidder will be required to give bond, with approved sureties for the faithrn! f filment of his contract, and the Department will the rizht to order the articles as it may » increase or diminish the quan- Articles not nan he turnished at. the oy the lowest market pric ed in the schedule below are to on of the Department, at OF LINEN STOCK ap, weighing 16 pounds 20 reams Despatch 30 reams Legal Ca <0 reams Foolscap, ruled or plain, weighing 1€ pounds 3 0 reams Quarto Post. ruled or plain, weighing 10 pounds 2 s Quarto Post, ruled or plain, weighing 10 pounds. headed as per pattern 1.0 reams Note Paper, raled or plain f0 rean's Note Paper, ruled or plain, headed as per pattern. 10 reams Copying 2 reams Blottin, 00 dozen Blotting Boards »pe Paper. buff or yellow, royal aper. is iia Wrappir er. super-royal. 300,000 Luvelopes, official sizes, plain. 2° 000 letter size, plain. 500,000 F. ed as p letter size, extra heavy, head= etter size extra heavy, headed r American Lead Pencil Co.'s ry American Lead Pencil Co.'s ‘logen Penholde jozen Lvory Folders srasers, ivery handles gers ur Wostenlelm’s four-blade yO dozen Mast gidozen Mayr dozen Frei Black Ink, quarts. * Black Ink, pints, nds, Draper's. Whitney's, orequat ving W = Mucil tie; Muc uk Books k Visiting Cards. 1 Racks: Rulers Tudia-rubbe: M . With brushes, nds, assorted, xes Eyelets, let Punches, ozen Files lezen Writing Fluid. dozen Letter Clips. 10 pounds Sponge. ; dozen Gold Pens and Holders. = Tracing Linen Sdezen Sponge Cups. jozen Paper Wei thts. boxes Patent Paper Fasteners. i2 Ruling Pens. Preerceane FOR STATIONERY. cy-wit Treasury I ARTMENT. June 1, 1867. Sealed Proposals for ionery will be received Uus Department uptil the first day of July, at 12.0% M. The Department reserves to the right to order the papers in Class 1, flat or x plain or faint-lined, to any required pat- eries of all articles in the several classes must comply with the specifications, which, with uk forms for bidding, will be furnished to bid- All deliveries will be subject to inspection by am rt detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of and the delivery of any inferior arti- deemed sufficient cause toannal the ries mnst be free of charge at the Treasury ppartment. Washington. Each proposal must be by the in firm making it. and be i y guarantee that the + With good and sufh- xecute a contr: if his bid be ac The failure to comply with an the contract to operate as the fo: tire penalty of the bond. o1 Treasury may dir » purcha: of such quantities of any article : sary to supply the deficiency ¢ such failure. and charge to the contractors fifty per centum 0} i ice which it shall be found necessary to pay h articles ture of the en- » Secretary of the in open market be neces- nied by satisfactory guar- dered, and contracts will be ‘lished iuanufacturers of or ‘onform their bids to the spe and failure to do so will cause the rejection of any bid Bids which contain items at’ prices less than the ticle will be deemed fraudulent sidered LOCH, aud will not HUGH McCUL Je 1-30t Secretary of the Treasary. greoressss FOR FUEL, CLERK’s OFFICE, Hovst oF REPRESENTATIVES. U_8., Wasninctoy, D. C, June 1. 1867. Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until 12 o’clock-M., of FRIDAY, the th of July 1807, for supplying Fuel for the use of the House of Representatives of the United States, as follows, to- wit : 800 tons (2.240 Ibe.) best quality No. 1, or Egg Coal, Baltimore Compan: J 's, or of a quality equal thereto, to be thoroughly screened and free from dirt. i Wy 130 cerds best Baker's seasoned Pine Wood. 70 cords best seasoned Hickory. £0 cords best seasoned Oak. Ten cords of the Hickory to be sawed in three pieces; all the rest of the wood to be sawed in two ieces. mal to be delivered in the vanIts of the Capitol, under the direction of the Chief Engineer, withim two months after date of contract. No bids will be considered from ti sonally known, unless accom with satis tory references; and securit) ll be required for the faithful performance of the contract. ‘DWARD McPHERSON. je3-td__ Clerk House of Representatives, U. B. a ARE oh TE FOR OATTLE FOR f BOPOPALS FOR 0. rue y THE WIN. jed i be. eterrpea Ey Sy filee of the Sup jen les not per- 01 perintendent of ind! the Northern tendency, City Be- bi ) for farn’ ing subsistence to the mne- Indians at their reservation 1m Nebraska, eighty miles north City, as follows: hose sof ys Say ; 1.0 Bounde of pera up to the lst day of FF if E ‘after t day of August, 1867, day of June, 60s, the following supplies: the di ion of teaent odian Affairs for the er . te terminate the contract that may be en- tered apto on giving the comtrector er ful fulfilment of ace ea six weeks . Factor will be required to execute senna ond inthe ram of Gina nee a give the required ithe eoutrect asberatane grapeis righ Fapeze! oe gel f. right is reserved to reject any or all bide (2 give thelr names in fall as well ag * Proposals for ate Paper . ee