Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1867, Page 2

ed THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation im the Distriet W. D. WALLACH, Bditer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY.... - JUNE 10, 1667. @7 READING MATTER ON BYERY PAGE. SEK OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THLE- GBAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. & 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: EVENING STAR, 7.715 copies per day, Intelligencer. 3,552 C bod ‘Phe returns of advertising by the same city papers fir the quarter ending December 31, 1866, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: EVENING STAR. «6813.107 Intelligencer... -- 9,108 +2ce-____ THE POLICE AND THE ELECTION. ‘The exceilent order maintained on election day bas been the subject of general remark It was perbaps the quietest snd most orderly election ever witnessed in this city, a tact the more remarkable in view of the excited feel- ing prevailing. The value and efficiency of our Metropolitan Police were never more strikingly demonsirated, and were especially noticeable in contrast with the mischief done in promoting riot and disturbance by the par- tizan police of years ago. The thovgbtful provisions for the preser- vation of order, made by Major Richards. Superintendent of Police, were admirably carred out. Under his direction the liquot shops were closed, not a drunken man was to be seen, the police were everywhere active and vigilant, and the slightest disorderly symptoms were promptly checked. This was effected by the usual police torce and without resort to the military aid offered in view of the danger threatened. Under these circumstan- ces one would think that Major Richards was deserving the gratitude, certainly the thanks, of the community for preserving the good name of the city for order on a day of such ex- citement, and when any riot or disturbance would have told to our serious disadvantage. We are satisfied that a large majority of the thinking people of the city do prop- erly appreciate his valuable services; but we regret to notice a disposition :n certain quarters to severely denounce his action en that day, and especially his course in restricting the voters toa single line ef ap- proach to the polling prezincts. 1t seems that the colored voters, by going atan early hour tothe poils, had gained precedence of the white voters in the line, and a number of the latter, to avoid the slow process of reaching the polls by taking their place in line, essayed to form an independent line, proposing to meet the original line at the polling window and vote man for man, alternately, from each hne, Complaint was made to Major Richards that this order of voting was unfair to the voters in the original line, who had steod patiently for hours waiting to deposit their ballots. Under the circumstances Major Riebards could do no Jess than declare that the original linemusthaye precedence. This 1s the old-established prin- ciple of “first come first served,” adopted at bank counters, post offices. and for many years at our election precincts. So necessary has it been deemed at city elections heretefore to maintain the rights of those first in line, that barriers have frequently been erected to preserve the original line imtact and insure to voters the right to vote in the order of priority. Mayor Richards would have been justly open to the charge of unfairness had he not decided that they must vote in the order in which they reached the polls. Had any disturbance followed from the col- lision of the twe lines, as would have been almost inevitable, he would have been se- verely blamed. He evidently acted only from & desire to maintain order and preserve im- partiality and fairness in the voting, and we are quite certain that had the white voters been firston the ground in time he weuld have taken the same course, and decided that they were entitled to vote in the order in ‘which they reached the polliag window. THE CATTLE PLAGUB.—Information hasbeen received at the State Department from our Consul at Liverpool, announcing that the cat- ue plague is very much on the increase in England; and the authorities are using vigor- ous measures to suppress the same. The Treasury Depariment has renewed the in- structions ‘o the revenue officers to rigidly enforce the law prohibiting the importation of cattle from Europe. NAVAL ORDERS.—Professor Edward Seager ‘has been detached from the Naval Academy ai Annapolis, Maryland, and placed on mili- tary orders. Carpenter W.H. Edgar has been detached tom the Naval Academy, and ordered to Key est. Carpenter John Southwick has been ordered to the Naval Academy. —— THE Waits Hover.—A number of visitors were at the Executive Mansion to-day to see the President. Among those who had an in- terview with the executive this Morning were Secretary Stanton, Secretary McCulloch, and Hon. Jno. A. Bingham, of Ohio. ——$—$_____ S7-Mr. Romero, the Mexican Minister, re- ceived on Saturday a letter from President Juarez fully contirming the surrender of Max- imilian, Mejia and Costello. &7The National Typographical Unien, re- cently in session at Memphis, has adjourned to meet next June in Washington. —_—________ S27 The President and suite returned to this city Saturday afternoon, at tour o’clock. InTRRNAL REVENUB.—The receipts from this source to-day, were $876,785.93. THE REMOVAL OF GOVERNOR WBLLS BY MILITARY AUTHOERITY.—Saturday Brevet Brigadier General John W. Forsyth, of Gene- ral Sheridan’s staff, called at the éxecutive of- fice in the Mechanics’ Institute, New Orleans, and informed Governor Wells that he bore a ‘written communication to bim from the gene- ral commanding, as follows: Governor Flanders bas just informed me that he bas made an offic! for the records of the office which yon hi: heretofore held as Governor of Louisiana, that you Bave declined to turp them over to bim, disputing the right to remove you from office by me, which right you have acknow- Jedged and urged upon me up to the time of your removal. ltheretore send Brevet Briga- dier General J. W. Forsyth, of my staff, to no- bh etabbenapatereflasieteptcc sin Dae t you trom th vernor's room forcibly, unless you com- sider this notification equivalent be ae 8 a reading this communication Mr. Wells said: sword,” and called u Parish ot Rapides, to witness to what he said. Without making any response whatever General Forsyth withdrew, and the new ap- pointee, Mr. Flanders, will therefore take im- mediate possession of the executive office. THE TErTrH S#ANGERFEST.—This festival, the preparations for which have been en- gaging the attention of the ie musical organizations of the Middle, Eastern and a ortion of the Southern for the two ears, will take place during the middle of ext month in i Sayrecured dete and will occupy he entire week in which it ocears. I hold onty to the udge Ryan, of the Dxink Less WITH YOUR Mmats.—Many men bave relieved themselves of dyspepsia by not drinking anything during their meals. No animal, except man, ever drinks in con- nection with his food. Man ought not, his, dyspeptic, and you will not wash dewn mechanic it which of to be masti- cated and en ated before it is swallowed. am jefferson Davis is going to make a short rip to England, av The Famous Preserss tie works are in full Binet near Richmond, employing four bupared oe ® EY, rite bei. mmuapizicer san Gates N.Y, ad 5 ously iD of brain fever im consequence. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, WasHINGTON, June 10, 1867.—Jay Gooke & Co. furnish the foilowing quotations of Gev- ernment securities: decacacae EW YORE FIRST BOARD GALES. Coupons. 112 10.40's 5.20’, 1862 109% 7.30’, 08 FINANCIAL, Lewis Johuson & Oo. quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows, New York, June 10.—First Board—U. 8. 6's, 1861, coupons, 112;U. S. §.20's,coupons, 100%; U.S. 10.40’s, coupons, 99%: U. S. 7.30'a, 108; Paeitic Mall, bots Auaatic Mail, 106: Oanton Co., 44; Cumberland Goal Uo., 30; Quick- silver, 25}; Maripoea, 8; do. preferred. —; N. York Centra) Ratiroad, tui x; Erie Railway.60%; Ere preferred, —; Hudeon River Rail: 1944; Reading R. K., 146%; Michigan Central R.K., 113; Michigan Southern and N. indiana R. R., 68%; Llimows Central R. B., 119; Cleve- land ang Pittsburg R. R., 76%; Norto western, 4%; do. preferred, 594; Clev 117; Rock Island, 69%; Fort Wayne, 9%; Ohio ano Mire. certificates, 25; Western Union Telegraph, 44%; Boston Water Power, 244. see THE SPIRITUAL MURDER IN PHILADEL- PHIA —Yesterday, in the Over and Terminer, betore Judges Ludlow. Breweter, and Piercs, the motien for & new trial in the case of Geo. W. Winvemore, convicted of murder, was ar- gved. The prisoner was present in the dock, and looked as usual. There Kas been no per- ceptible change in his appearance since his arrest and conviction. r. Kilgore opened the argument. ard oceupied all of the time yesterday. He complained of the undue haste in the triai of Winnemore, and argued that the conviction was the result of passion and pre- judice. Under the head of after-discovered testimony, Mr. Kilgore read affidavits setting forth that Mrs. Magilton possessed strong mes- meric pow: ad in one case, where she had magnetized female, the patient became greatly excited and seized her (Mrs. Magilton) by the throat, and “would have killed her in three minutes if she had not been prevented.” in another case, according to affidavits, a per- son who was taken to Mrs. Magilton to be me:- mertzed barked like a dog. There were other affidavits of women, setting forth their ‘‘sus- Picions” in regard to parties other than Win- nemore. Mr. Mann objected to their reading, as the people should come into court, The court declined to allow the reading, but cen- sented toexamine them. The argument was net concluded.— Phil. Ledger, June 5. GREAT ANGLICAN UONVENTION.—The Arch- bishop of Canterbury has issued an invitation to bishops of the Angelican branches of the Episcopal Church throughout the world to meet at Lambeth on the 24th of September for mutual conference, the interchange of frater- nal teelinge, and the celebration of public ser- vice. The suggestion which led tothe calling of this general council came originally from the Canadian bishops, who desired, it possible, that the relations between the Colonial Churches and the Mother Church of England might be mere accurately defined than they have been in days past. No legislative action is to be taken, and no declarations of opinion made upos controverted points. The session of the council will be opened with a grand public service in Westminster Abbey, and will continue for three days. One hundred and forty-eigbt bishops have been invited, in- cluding forty-four in the United States. &7Habelmann, the tenor. while habited asa smuggler. fell from the sceni¢ cliff in Phila- delphbia and broke his arm. STRAWBERRY 1; of the ISLAND old a STRAWBERRY Virginia anenue. betw land. on TUESDAY DAY. FRIDAY. A NGS, Admission 10 cents; children half price. je10-2t™ Ve ma LADIES OF THE FIRST CONGRE- w Ladies will GATIONAL CHURCH AND SOCTETY il hold a STRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM FESTIVAL at ( i olumbia Law College Building, on 5th street. be D. tf tween D and E,on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, June llth and 12th. All are cordially in Admission ten cents. je 10-3t* ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, First Ward.—The Farleh Aid Society of this Church will hold ay BERRY FESTIVAL in aid of the Build- SDAY, THURSDAY June i3th, lith at Stott’s Hall, corner 2th strect and Pa. avenue, Festival opens at joses at 10 p.m, Admission free. Je 10-2t A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL BE held by the East Washington M. E. Sunday School, at Odd Fellow’s Hall, 3th street east, com- mencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, the Mth inst... to continue six eve gx. An abundant ey Strawberries, Ice Creain and Soda Water will be on nH hand. Season Tickets 25 cents. Single Admi: 10 cents. he CENTRAL SULBDING ASSOCIATIO’ A monthly mecting of this Association w held in the Council Chamber on TUESDAY EVENING, the llth instant, at 8 o’clock. Je 8-3t WM. W. MOORE, Secretary. WAUGH © corner ad street east and A street_north. Capitol Hill.—The z STIVAL in such successfnl opera tion, will he continued until THURSDAY EVES ING. 13th inst. on Tickets, 30 Cents; single admission, 1 Cents. je 8-3" em DRY GOODS REDUCED! We bave reduced our prices this day 20 per cent. LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 Seventh street. s IGNED. MERCHANT Tailors, and ‘sin Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. have determined to close our respective places of business from June 3 to Sep- tember 1}, 1857, at7 o'clock p.m. WALL, STEPHENS & ('0., 322 Pennsylvania avenue, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 324 Pennsylvania avenue. W.S. TEEL 325 Pennsylvania avenue, je 7-3t" between 9th and loth sts FAIR AND FESTIVAL. of ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, ZION opose holding a FATR and FESTIVAL commencing on MONDAY, the li day of June, and to continue several fe purpose of raising funds to assist in rebuilding Uhurch, which was recently destroyed by fire. Fancy and useful articles, ax well as the refresh- ments of the season, will be provided. and it is hoped that the object in yiew will incline all to lend their countenance and support to an object so Je7-3t WE. THE UNDER: LOCKWOOD, deserving. THE LADIES : of St. John’s Chureh. Zion Parish, je 7-3t* Prince George's County. ow GRAND FAMILY PIC-NIC AND STRAWBEBRY FESTIVAL. In aid of St. Ann’s Infant Asylum. will be held at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, Continuing two days, THUBSDAY, June 13, and FBIDAY, June 14, 1857. ‘The chai ke of all denominations are earnest] inuebaifof this noble lseticution: oiich 7} Fel appealed to ietie rece) infant ores under five years of age ut distinction ligiop. Tickets 50 centseach. Children half price. Boats will run free during the whole time from foot of G street, Washington, and High st., George- town, nannies Retroshrsente. and Music for camcise: ve been provi a ry 8 n vibe t ay eve! irra: is ag made to make this elegant affair of the season. Committee of Arrangements from Washington and Georgetown :—Col. J. R. O’Beirne, Major C. 8. Jones, John Carroll Brent, J; F Callan, Jame Lackey, John Welch, J. fer Durnan, F. B. ‘pman, Peter Durnan. eitman, Geo. Harvey, Thos. L. Parsons. William L. Newton, V. E. King, James A. Reiley, John L. Kidwell, Peter O'Donohue, J. J. Bares 3 ‘A, Poe, Daniel ’Leary, William Albert O*Donohue. J. J. Riley, J i * james F Carberry dk. Donelly, Richard Pettit, T-D. Daly. 3,0. Dat andJ. McCarthy. joT-6t WE HAVE OPENED THIS DAY 300 pieces of DRESS GOODS, from Auction, ranging in price from 20 cents to 75 ti ‘ard, . cme eee LANSBURGH & BRO., je7-3t 515 Seventh street. ELECTEO-MEDIOATED VAPOR BATHS. ir. L, ALCAN, southwest corner of lth id Penn’ ¥ shes tis! tit Beth ts dane Basteaniae past rales, Absorption of Mercury and Female Com 2 5 24m my ATA MEETING OF THE JOUNEYME, CAPE BS’ ASSOCIATION, held y Sist. » the following was poe : Resolved, until the 16th of June there be inserted in two newer rs = eae to the Jopeaeraen Car- mn ization, thereafte: eon i ednated for ese than five dollars, Dp. TASH President. WM. W. CHAMPION: nec, Be =D: President, ESTABLISHED issg?. M renee & FERGUSON, oT Pann. r oh comsse Ist stREe?, , Oariton Bin, Special Telegrams to the Star. \ Noor .--Uott on is dul s sactiag Upiands, 11%. readstuffs quiet and w ine saeiaiba of corn, which 101 t , as LivErProo.r, June 10—2 p. m.—Cotten “e easier and unchanged. ‘On; 66s . Lonvom e 10—2 p. m.—Sugar, 256. New Yo. June 10.—A special despatch to te Herald states that the coronation of the Emperor and Empress of Austria as King and Queen of Hungary was ccnaducted with the utmost magnificence the ceremonial was Wwitmeceed By an eathasiastic multitude. The Ozar Alexander has assured the Ministers of France that the recent event in the attempt on his life bat tended to’strength- en the bonds which unite him to Napoleon and France. In consequence of the friendiy feel- ing elicited toward him, Napoleon will, it is ssid, visit the King of Prussiain Berlin im September. ‘he Crown Prince of Prussia remained at the Tuileries. The nobles and people of St. Petersburgand Warsaw testified the greatest joy at the es- cape of the Czar from the attempt on his life, aud a deputation of Russian nobles was to Waren 0 Paris from Warsaw to congratu- ate him. LATEST FROM THE PLA:Ns. Order of General Shermaa—Indian Hes- tilities. Omana, Nebraska, June 9.—General Sher- man has issued general orders, stating that the Union Pacific Railroad is to be so well guard- ed in the future thatno Indian dare interfere with it. All passengers and freight must be forwarded to the end of the track, aud from there will be guarded by sufficient escorts, es- Pecially provided by him for that purpose. A saumcient force of cavairy is already on the post. General Sherman is sanguine that he will clear the Platte valley of Indians within two weeks. A fight occurred between some pas- sengers and twenty Indians, within five miles of Fort Moore. One passenger was instantly killed, and a son of General Davis mortally wounded. Two Indians were killed and five severely wounded. Five of the passengers returned to Omaha this morning. Governor Steel, of Colorado, had a narrow escape, but subsequently reached Denver in safety. The Indian War. Saw FRANCcIsco, June 10.—Late Arizonaad- vices state that the Indians have commenced & vigorous campaign against the whites, at- tacking ranches in the vitinity of Pre»cott and Fort Whipple and stealing stock in all di- rections. The troops are all out scouting, except enough for garricon duty. TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS.— The R GY of the county of Washington are hereby notified that the tax of 1857 is now due on which there is a discount of ten per cent during the month ef June: eight per cent ng July, and fiye per cent. if paid in the month of Au gust. (providing all arrears are paid.) after which time no discount will be all + and the office will be closed. Office open TUESDAYS. THURS- DAYS and SATURDAYS, from 10 a.m. to3p. m., in basement west wing City Hall. commencing THURSDAY, 6th June NG, Collector. je4-2w JAMES PILL CORN MEAL — Fresh ground CORN MEAT, / from Foundry Mills. For sale in lots by THOMSON & BERRY je10-1m* $5 Water street. Georgetow N O@KING BIRD escaped from its ca AVE Saturday morning. It was very tame Je 10 3t" aught. A liberal reward gv s return to 350 Pa. avenue. Goo BLEACE B12). cts. Also very cheap, just reee! paid foi SLIN, full yard wide. at of beantiful LAWNS nd for sale by BENJAMIN MILLE Je 10-31" 101 Bridge St.. Georget AY ANFORD, WISHING TO CLOSE OUT siness by the Isi of July. offers great bargains in BO ETS and MILLINERY goods 34% Market Space. between 7th and 8th streets. N. B.—Lease and Fixtures of store for sale Je 10-61" QEINGLEs. Just arrived, 200,000 CYPR) sale at our Yard, or at Rile) street west T. EDW. SHINGLES, for s wharf, foot of th LA &CO., Lumber Dealers. i Va. avenue. between 9th and 10th ste east, je10-3t near U.S. Navy Yard. Alfalls in Georgetown. Mencuant@#’ Exouance—The Excheage opened this iorning wo @ small attendance of merchants. The offerings amounted to 1,000 barrels of flour, and the seles to 75 barreis, a the harbor. Beside those subject to entry are bacag edcseg lying at the bop ber receiving or discharging cargecs. C wharves are occupied, and ie number or vessels to receive cargoes give promise of heavy coal shigmens week. . Svericton oRsE 1@.—The po- lice have = povetey —_ un Bre Ry picts ing & horse wi tad whieh he said he brought from Fauquier eounty, Virginia. This morning two gentle- men from Fauquier county srrived at police Beadquarters, inquiring for @ horse ans wer- mg the description of the one wiken from the i Theowner will probably recover is property. Tus Oapat.—Business along the route assumed a cheerful this morning, though the arrivals of produce boats were not very frequent. The coal lines arrive ateadily, increasing the supply at the wharves and Cocks, and giving employment to the hundreds of Inborere who work for the coal companies EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR D®**NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, r WasnHincTon. June 3, 1817. On ree oe of STEPHEN MOORSE, of Springfiel » Mass., praying for the extension of a tent granted to him the 6th day of September.1353, ran improvement in Iron Car Brakes. for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the ‘ith ony of September, 1357 : It ie ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 19th day of August next. at 120’clock M.; and all persons are notified to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petition ought not to be granted. | Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day of Las gig all testimony filed ty either party to be used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules of the office, whe will be {arn shed on Seetitation. ti epositions and other papers relied upon as testi- mony must be filed in the office twenty days before the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within ten days after filing the testimony. Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the Republican and the Intelligencer. Washington, D. C..and in the Republican, Springfield, Mass.. once a Week for three tuccessive woeks;, the frst of said blications to be at least sixty days previous to he THEAKER. he d f hearing. T..C. F&O PIANOS, 24 PARLOR ORGANS ANP MELO- 55 DEONS. Largest assortment new and second hand in this city, for sale or rent on easy terms. JOHN F. ELLIS Je 7-3t 310 Peun. avenue, near 19th street. UST RECEIVED AT LANSBURGH & BRO.’S, 515 Seventh Street, 4 beautiful lot of FRENCH ORGANDIES at half their original value LAsseeren & BRO., 515 SEVENTH STREET. Haye now on hand 600 magnificent BLACK and WHITE LACE POINTS and ROTUNDAS, which they will sell at much less thaw importation cost, Norier. — All Silk BELT RIBBON NOTICE. LE d 32 Market Space. RIMMING RIBBONS, from A and ap- ward, at LEWIS BAAR’S, ONNET RIBBON. from 2 cts. to $1.50 the yard, at LEWIS BAAR'S. TRIMMING, fre LE . 62. AAR’S. HITE MALINE. best quality. from 62 to75, the yard, at LEWIs BAAR ISSUE. BARKEGE, and GRENADINE, &c.. can be found cheap, at LEWIS BAAR'S. a | 2 ettad CLUNY COLLARS, for 75. ae . LEWIS 7 * EW BOOKS.—The Land of Thor; by J. Rose of the Pana- illustrated; $2. # $ '« Gage; by ‘Ouida obe kditi 1.50. Curiosity 8 Complete Wo ¥ Archibald Lee: » Nove cts.’ Fuller's Small Fruit Culturist; Muastrated; $1.50 ‘ je 10 FRANCK TAYLOR. COMPETITION DEFIEB! AND FOR DURABILITY, NEATNESS OF FINISH, AND LOW PRICES, OCR OWN MANUFACTURE OF TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, TRAVELLING BAG SADPLERY, HARNESS, & Cannot be excelled in this city. Examine LARGE STOCK before purchasing. JAMES S. TOPHAM & C®., our 5007 SEVENTH STREET. One Door above Odd Fellows’ Hall. REPAIRING. Trunks covered and promptly repaired. jel0-2t ATTING, CHEAP MATTING 29 CENTS A YARD. 26 CENTS A YAR... + Wewillsell the balance, 2 rolls, 4-4 Checked MATTING, at the low price of 25 ceuis per yard, to close consignment. ALSO. Large lot assorted DRY ¢ sold very low to close a consi Call and get pareatns: .ODS, which mast be ignment. . WALSH & CO., »xis Auction Store, ha. ave., cor. lth st. HOM@PATHIC DISPEN RY 314 G street, between 12th and 13th streets. This Institution having met with great success. we will widen its scope as far as possible. From the Ist of Jnue next it will be opened to pa- tients twice instead i ve will, moreover. ende: OUT-DOOR PATIEN' B. B—The poor vac: ‘or this purpose we Wm. Hale and Dr. C. W. Sonn je 3-7t WASHINGTO C.8: VER i From 5 to7 o'clock P. M., WILLIAM HALE. M.D, C. W, 80 - D. je 8-26~ 7.8. VERDI, M. D., Secretary. OR SALEA dark bay HORSE seven y warranted to work in singhke or dou! ood under the saddje. Can be UGUELEY & BOWE Stable. New York ave.. bet. 6th CARRIAGE and HARNESS for sale, Frenne TACKLE! FISHING TACKLE T have just received the largest and best selected assortment of FISHING TACKLE in themarker SAMUEL F. SAVAGE, 324 D street. between 10th and lth NGLISH WILLOW BATs, ASE BALL, an croquet Games. at PASE cia SAMUEL F. SAVAGE’, 324 D street, between 10th and ith Bi cacest BIRD CAGES! @ The largest stock of BIRD CAGES fn the city. SAMUEL F. SAY, apiStf 824 Detreet, CEL FSA EGR PER CENT. SAVED 5 50 iwsls pe guaduiteruc 8° Oe, emfum Rew York City SOAP, remium FAMILY SOAP, Premium FLANNEL 80a, For sale cheap for ons! We lantice gh the Post Once will be promptly attended to. procaet nd Candle Manufacturer, No. ‘and 509 C st, north, bet. ath and sthe? N° 200 an B CUTTINGS for kee Cress olor ING. CARBETS gots lout ot for sale cheap at 7th street. ‘ap 2-eo2m* ¥. H. FINLEY & 00. ‘AMES T, WALEES, MEN’S MERCER AND TAILOR, harnesi lee. age Seventu Start, 484 Near Odd Fellows’ Hell, Begs leave to inform bis formet patrons and the genetal public that he is almost dally ree Selgin Biditions to his now beautifar see SA Soom uy le None but the oki it iste mployed, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed, bok wiaies ss ‘STYLE, MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP. een TURN % stal, BOOTS, SHOFRS AND HATS. se T would take this occasion to return many thanks to my old friends and patrons for their liberality in the past, and shall endeavor by politeness to cus- tomers and strict attention to business to merit a large share of their future patronage. By largel increased facilities for obtaining supplies. an: ad. hering strictly to the cash system. I shall be en- abled to offer a much better assorted stock at lower rices. I desire to call the special attention of the jadies and public in general to one of the greatest noyelties of the age, THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. For beanty, comfort and style it cannot be sur- passed. Cajl and look at them before purchasing any others. Callearly. Itis proper for me to say you can rely upon finding a good assortment of other leading and staple styles of ladies’, gents’. misses’, boys’ and children’s BOOTS and SHOES. Also, me #’ and children’s HATS and CAPS in great y. with BASE BALL SHOES of all sizes. Don’t forget the place. H. C. WINDSOR, Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats, 359 7th st., bet. Land K sta. OUNG LANGFORD, the thorough-bred Racing Stallion, procured from the estate of the late Commodore R. F. Stock- ton. of New Jersey, will make the season: of 1867, commenc pril 24 and ending November 24. (at “Glen Ellen” farin, about two miles north- west of Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, at $50 for the season, payable at the time of ser je7-1m* vice. For pedigree and further particulars see hand-bills. C. W. TURNER, ap 20-12w Manager, ASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER. MISS J. G. ARTHUR, formerly of 410 9th at. has resumed business at 594 H street. between 4th and Sth streets, where she will be reseed, to see her old patrons and the public generally. All work guaranteed to please, and equal to the best in the city. my 2-Im* RAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES. Carefully suited to exey. eyesight, By I. ALEXANDER, 240 Penna. avenue. between 12th and 13th sts. Also. a fine assortment of Opera Glasses. #7 Brazilian Pebbles inserted in frames to order. my 3-Im $30,000 ¥°"*" * peNcH Goons IMPORTED BY M. WILLIARN, No. 336 Penn. avenue, Will positively be sold at cost to reduce stock, ‘Bhe goods to be sold are such as BLACK SILKS, Wateets' ell for pasa lies sd Dress i i ve ns. ace Mantiliae, Silk Mentilles,” inds. Real Lace Collars & Sets, Hairbraids, from 15 to 40 New aie Waterfalls, inches long, Black Nets for Veils, ne Ca jets for wa ry 9 en? Undergarments, oualking, Dresses, ‘Trimmings, Coudray’s Pomade, lorning Robes, eils, eg Perfumery, eeraw Bonnets, ‘ans, D8 y Parisian Bonnets, ‘eathors, ‘ate, apie Nets. lowers, jonnet Silks, ae. &e. ac. Dresses, Mantiiies and Bonnets made at reduced prices. 3-27 W 4S8NcTon IBON WORKS. oe GRAY AND wovEs, Founders, intsts, and Boiler Maker: Corner. of Maine ‘avenue and 8d street, : Mauutacturers of Port- uired power; Saw and 85 » Of Arc! ‘al i Forgings, peep hie ay riptl fheiBties of our new and extensive us to offer those havi: pag to Gy ad in our term ‘@ superior class of wor! eon the javoral b jurnhsm al T A ncaa lasattiabieal 2 op 10 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. The largest and best stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, Newel P Batasters? oor and Window Frames, and Building Materials ri . uildess’ Depot, 562 Seventh street, Kaa dhe. Cry my 21-1m H, W. HAMILTON & CO. ABIS AND NEW YORK MILLINERY. pear : GASTON ences returned ed foe Fenty ini, td ameriangtes & a Amber, Pearl, and Ww vend ical teks . T GRAND MILITARY AN NO ED—THRE WASHINGTON ZOU. b FiELD AGALN ae D-OFV I+: OSTPON “AFTER: ON AND EVENING REUNION or THE WASHINGTON Z9UA VES. For the benefit of the Uniform 33 of the Com- AT THE WASHIN' co QTON PARK, 7TH STREET, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 14, Ly fy Tickets, admitting s gentleman ‘edies, Fifty nts. 10-8 Fmt GRAND EXCURSION , OF THE EAST WASHINGTON TEMPERANORSOOIETY Ali the friendfof the cause of TO GLYMONT, Wiil be giyenon WEDNESDAY~20mh, erance are respectfully invited to Sotrominetiis Excursion, as thi ceeds are for the T # the boat and grounds benent of Colunbla Division 8. of new ‘Division, and in need of eupport. The cre pledge themselvea to make it te Excur- “ol the seuson. No liquor will be allowed om Further particalars ia future advertisoments. 3010-4 {IRST GRAND AFTERNOON A ANALOSTAN ISLAND, FTERNO ND RVENING F PIC-NIC of the LAFAYETTE DRBA- MATIC ASSOCIATION will be given at on MONDAY, June 10, 1867. Boats will leave the foot of High street [se 2 o'clock p. m., and every five minut tl ir. Ferry free. N. B.—Oars have been charred for the accommodation of those residing in Washi: mn. FIFTY CENTS. GFAP PIC-NIC Tickets, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, je 8-26* OF THE JOUBNEYMEN BAKERS, Will be given AT WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, New York ave., between First and Second streets, fp xcoesion TO GLYMO ON THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1367. Tickels, Oct ; admitting a gentleman and laniea. The Garden will be illuminate: je 8 SUNDAY, JUNE 97n, 1867, For the benefit of the WLDOWS AND ORPHANS OF GERMANIA LODGE, No. 1,A. 0. of G. F. TICKETS 50 CKNTS, Children under 14 years free Boat leaves 7th wharf at 9a. m. Should the weath- er be unfavorable it will be post Neo poned tN June I6th este H. Bogeliolz, A. EL. Kerse, H a « u and Ladies. ye Koch, A. Bachus, and Thos, Lonnenbuar; 8 COMMITTEE. URBANITY. THE FOURTH GRAND PIC NIC cam OF THR URBANITY ASSOCIATION WILL BE GIVEN AT. ANALOSTAN ISLAND, oN WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12, 1867 Boats will leave wharf foot of High street, seorgetown ‘ciock p. m., and every ten min- ites ther ERRIAGE FREE. TICKETS 50 CENTS; almitting a Gongemna je 5-4 4 G. P. © THE FIRST GRAND PIC-NIC oO THE GRANT PLEASURE CLUB, will be given at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, ON TUESDAY, June 11, 1867. The Holy Hill Band has been engaged. BF Tickets 50 cents. admitting # gentleman and ladies. Boats leave foot of High street at 234 o'clock p.m., and every five minues thereafter. For ta cRranp AFTERNOON AND EVEN- ING PIC NIC si YOUN SEVENTH STREET PARK, Osx WEDNESDAY, June 121TH, 1857, Dougherty’s Band has been engaged for the occa ion Positively no improper persons will be admitted. Committee ley, M.B of Arrangements.—JS. Myers, M. Fo- . Scanlon, J. Flynn, J. Foley, T. San- Rainey. J. H. Bush, B. Foley. ickets 50 Gents; admitting a gentleman oe Jet- a Ppror. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. ‘ave., opposite Metropolitan Hotel ; Tuesday and eelday, evenings, from 8 to 100’clock. The hall ‘ed for meetings, &c. my 10-ly GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. nights, at the and Washington sts., A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL BE held by the ladies of the DUNBARTON ‘T M.E.CHUBCH, commencing on TUES- VEN? une lith. and continuing three Building, corner of Gay corgetown. je 8-4t* oa jinar: femiiat CONCERT TO BE, GIVEN BY o the CHILDREN of the PUBLIC SCHOOLS f GEORGETOWN. D. C.. at MARKET HALL, on MONDAY EVENING, June loth, 1857. at quar- t jer to8o'clock. Tickets 50 Cents; Children, 25 Cents. The Piano used on this occasion is from J. F. alls's: Pa. avons, peer 10th street. Je7- a - DANIEL, Conductor. ema FAIR.—A GRAND FATR will be inst. a t opened next MONDAY EVENING, the 10th it Old Trinity Church, First street, George- own. in aid of the Mutnal Beneficial Society of colored members of the church. All friends are in t resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF STAPLE AND FAN Admittance 15 cents for adults; 10 cents for idren. Season tickets $1 for adults; 50 cents for ren. Je 4 bt* EW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. JOHN H. SMOOT. 119 Bridge street. George- own, D. C., has enlarged and refitted his store, and C¥ DRY GOODS, bought ince the decline in prices. which enables him to offer inducements to purchasers. His stock com- prises the newest and best styles of Ladies Dress Goods, Hosiery, Alexandre’s Kid and Silk Gloves, Table Damasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings, Cambrics and Muslins, Parasols and Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts, Calicoes, Ging- hams, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, with a full assortment ef Gentlemens’and Boy’s wear. Also, Summer Undershirts and Drawers, Necktics, &., making acomplete assortinent, adapted to the beat family trade, to which hecalis the attention of cash buyers. beat maker gents; full L 4 k of Percals, Jaconets, and Brilliants. A la: Gi » Pi and Cottonades, House-keeping Goods, (my. 2-1m) J.H. SMOOT. HEAP DRY G ‘We ase now selling full Madder Calicoes, handsome styles, 1254 cents; 15 to 18% cents; Bleached Mouslin, 16 a wide do-. g00d goods, 19% conte; An- do. 5 oe oe leached Muslins, 10, tock for Dresses and Suite: White ‘arasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills &c. e invite an examination of ou ‘patie! 7 BENJAMIN MILLER, my 2-Im* 101 Brigge street, town. GQPORGETOWN HEADQUABTERS. Save ten per cent., and buy your FANCY GOODS. HOMER ‘LADIES’ AND GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIM- MINGS, &c., of No. 120 Bridge street, agian tet ere 2.0, “YOUNG & BEHREND next to the National Bank omnmn , Georgetor . 0, New Goods dally recelveaen ne Eaabilaied in iasi i premium awarded by the etn” the kind Te this sect Sra at oul litan Institute, j rebuilt 1986, a1 largest and plete estab! fon of count 01 ma . ig and Scouring of all kinds done in the best manner. for past favors, the subscriber ‘of the ly thankful solicits the continued custom “Patt Ohce mreen, Lock Box Mo, 80 it is closed at 836 community. Goods reetived and returned by express with the ice closes daily at sunset e: 30. ss > m.. Seen ING PLACE. BUTTER DEPARTMENT. ' In connection with our Store we have built one of BARRETT’S PATENT BUTTER REFRIGEBA- TORS, Ci D th: pons icity 3, 5 ESC ED 2 canton Pemin and Deter ealers 7. FRESH SWEET BUITER aT HeAsOR. ‘ Kept 1, ut in Con- tect with toe 0 cole pes Sama jer ‘Corner Vermont av. and ith street, CE RRS PE dninngoiiee te beat Lite, ire Ber ay crete or ee a ty, 2 or s+. By elm OCKS! LOCKS!! _ . LOGKSirt EST OF AND BUILD- yim) BW AMILTON- £00. © OLD PE} i 3 tot Gold.’ Ww ANTED—A ROOM or eutte of Booms tan iy “to accommodate a echool "dadrees “5.5 peo Sommodate a t-nail WAT DT we TAN DS, am! one young ADY to werk jager’s 4 Inquire at 267 7th ire 4 wating * ex WANTED—4 white WOMAN. te crek. wash, go white BOY, about if or ib * BP oheg 204 F street, Retwees she WARTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, with an modern improvements, moderate di street and enn « = A om ‘oat (fice. WW ANTED—A genteet BOY, tow rk in the baka house. A white bo: N strictly honest, "Buch 8 vn’ can get © plec: Penn. avenue, between 3d and 4} stree se 16-3¢ ____* * 8. SIMMONS (A XODNG WOMAN WISHKS 4 SITUATION Se nurse and seamstress, or to do light cham ee. Ca bg og No a ese togs cow for ‘eu! Address Box 5 Star Ofice. ‘elon WARTED-A WHITE GIRL” German or American. One willing to make herself gen erally useful in small family of three persons No» objection toe settled or middle-aged woman. A Pp ply 226 6th street weat, between M and N atroots north e102 ‘Vy ABIED-A good GERMAN OR ENGL rivate fx "oe 500 Between Tthand sthy 2” APPIV ME No. 500 H st, SMALL HOUSE. 6: JR UNFURNISHE A Rooms ues OR FOUR UNFURNISHED wt TED—Suitable for housekeep ae. Central «ituation and rent re Address J., Box 347, Post Office. ANTED— About an ACRE OF PB jr a ree eubarbs of the can be converted into a truck patch The t st be atated. Address JR. this office. je sate mui Fo ae eens B.. this offic. je 8- ANTED T0 BUY—From 15 to 30.00) . WF snow. ake Bee (ieee and 22d ate. weet. STARR & METCALE . ant’s Building, ie8 New York avenue aaa a. JANTED, HORSES AND CARTS—T it TEAMS wanted immediately, to haal from aa excavation. Apply at the work, on Carlat.. Capi tol Hil, between Ist and second sts., south side Pa avenue, 308-3t* ANTED—A TEACHER, competent to fit young man to enter West Point Military Academy. He must understand the thorough teach ing of the English branches and French and Span- ish languages. One experienced preferred. Ad- dress, stating terms, and where an interview may be had, Box 141, Post Office, Washington. je8-3t™ W ANTED—IMMEDIATELY ,aGOOD DRESS MAKER, at No. 594 H street, between 41a lye = ps a None but a good hand need apply. jel - WANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to do the work for a small family. Settled woman preferred. Good references requir Apply at No.3 street, between L and a ‘OUSE WANTED-—By acareful yearly tenant, aconyenient, comfortable HOUSE of fire or six rooms. Rent monthly in advance. Address Box 344. Washingion City Post Office. je 7-3t" Ww ANTED—By a respectable young girl, » SIT- UATION to do general house work for a small private family, or dining-room servant. No objection to leaving the city for the summer. Ref erences given. Please address a note to Box No, 10 Star offic t* de 8-3 GROUND, city; ground that 00 wanted until the Ist of No- vember, for which a good per cent. will bs given. and secured by an accepted draft on the U. 8. Government. For further information apply to WELLS & ©0., je &-6t Corner Louisiana avenue and 6th street. \) ANTED—WANTED-MEN for the United States Army, at 461 C street, near Baltimore Railroad Depot. J WASTED—A SITUATION us Book sistant or Clerk; is competent to fill of trust. Good reference furnished. Adi Star Office W ANTED—Every kind of FRUIT. for Distilling Purpowes— nch as Cherries, Blackberries, El der Berries, Peaches, Apples. and Grapes. ‘Tho highest price will be paid, by JOHN GAYNOR, 36 Market street, Georgetown, D. V JANTED TO BU and Gentlemen i$ derclothing, Beddin, id Shoes, &e.. &c., at 34% 7th street, between L and M sts. north: N.B.—No matter how much they may have been worn, je 4-Im* ANTED—WE WANT TO PURCHASE FOR a gentleman just from the North a HOUSK for $7,000 cash; also, one for $9.000. One-halfcash; balance on time. Also, seyeral for abeut $1,000 each. . L. WELLS & € my 31-10t_ Corner La. avenue and Sixth street. WARXTIED—A furnished H SE, convenient distance from 9th and Pennsylvania avenus, with modern improvements. Address Box 355 P! O., stating terms. &c. my 3) 7ANTED—Ladies to Knew that the best and cheapest place for HOOP SKIRTS, COR SETS. and SHOULDER BRACES is that of Cis, BAUM, 49 La. avenue, between 6th aud 7th eis, js are warranted to fit or no sale, m2)-tf WANTED New and Cast-of CLOTHING, otf GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street, 3 doors north of Penna. avenue. Sole Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MACH lez2-ly LOST AND FOUND. BEWARD.-—Strayed, on the 8th instant, a Sorrel HORSE; star on his forehead. Tho ve reward will be i n if returned to T.STA OLE, 7th street wharf. L {82-4 large NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, white feet, white spot on breast. §5 reward for auy one returning him to 34 43; «tree! it 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO.3 "(PAKEN UP ESTRAY—A sorrel HORSE, on tho 8th instant , which the owner can have by call- ing at No. 596 lth street south, by proving pro- perty, pay charges, and take him away. je 10. OST—On Sunday, 9th June, a BOOK, contain- ing the form of prayers of the Spanish and Por- tuguese Hebrews. id book ag named ina hand- kerchiet. and lost when leaving the Hebrew placa of worship. in 8th street. The finder will rece’ the warm thanks of the owner by leaving the be with A. SOLOMON, Keq., 332 Pa. ave, itt 2 - REWABD.—Stolen, on the night of the stiz je) instant, off of the ‘canal, 12 miles above Georgetown, a dark iron, grey MARE, about 15 hands high; 5 years old; cap knocked off her right hip, very notable mark, with a scar about her weathers. The above reward will be paid for her return to WM. RAINEY'’S livery stable, Wash- ington. D.C je 10-21" 520 where between the Depot and Maine ay on the Island, 10 §10 COMPOUND INTERES NOTES, and one $20 of the same. The above re- ward and many thanks tothe finder. The aboyo money Was the savings of three years of one of the Mechanics of the Washington & Georgetown Bail- road. he finder will pene leave it with Mr. GREENLEAF, No. 526 New Jersey avenue, Rail- road Office. it REWARD—LOST—A ROLL OF GREEN- $5 BACKS and NATIONAL BANK NOTES, (0;) were lost between Pennsylvania avenue ani loth street, and corner 7th and D streets. The above reward will be pag. to the party returning the same toM. WILLIAN.336 Penna.ave. je 3-tf 1 REWARD—Lost, June 7th, in going from 0 7th and FE streets to Penn’a avenue and 8th street, a POCKET-BOOK, containi: a sum of money, in twenty, ($20,) ten( $10) and five dollar notes, and some small change. A receipt in the owner’s name inside. The above reward will given if left at the Star office je 8-31" Cer Lost a arge red COW § frayed from 342 T street, on Wednesday; had white face and white spots on the legs and’ under them; one hip JUSTH, L and Clothing, jown ; horns stand well up; between seven andeight years old. Any one bringing the said cow tothe above number will be handsomely reward: Je 8-2 25 REWARD-—Strayed or stolen, on Sist of $ May, one Black and White BUFFALO COW ; white face with black streak under left eye; ing yeeay, i eles ed cat: Be oe sie a iv in the direction of ennIng Ss ee. 2 retur (oe, commer, lath 4 Boundary street i iv reward. ‘eee WILLIAM MURPHY. w rth w Jarodee hs 4 ew pone bong i > spots; ona collar a cl ne as Boon eon im the city. The finder will receive theabove reward by'returning the cow to 294 7th street, near L. je 7-3t* STOLEN FROM MY FARM, A DARK BAY S MARE, thick set; left hind foot white; very lain white collar marks on her neck andshoulders. ba reward. LAGRBUD: & BROTHER, Shoe Store, je7-3t* 398 D street, bet. sth and 7th sts. = eatre, between este sea Wuty Sooree tee LET, mai “M.A, F. . B.. is hig il be liberally rewarded by leav- Lee the wemae ot Willett Hotel. fo 22-tt w* A. BAY & C06 EATERS AN! APER BAG WAREHOUSE, er 97 Louisiana je 5-1m’ sian a avenue. ATHS! LATHS!! LATHSt!t L For sale, superior lot of LATHS. CS dame per thousand. J. J. SULLIVAN, je5-4t* corner 9th st. and canal. PERIOR QUALITIES OF MUSHRO Sopa RACK RE atloger Prices Oa than can be bought in this city or elsewhere. No any. i city. Calton ooh me oh ol ., : zr. HOovEn, No. 604, corner of Sixth tad reets. PActins foeame eal nae oor ‘a 23-1 de, ENTIAL.—