Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District W.D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY............ JUNE 12, 1867. @7 BEADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGS. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC 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 Pee day. Intelligencer se. -3,552 ‘Fhe returns of advertising by the same city papers for the quarter ending December 31, 1566, a8 taken from the books of the Internal Revenge Office, are as follow Evenine Star, Unielligencer... _—— ore __. CONGRESS AND GENERAL SHERIDAN. It may now be certainly said that Congress ‘will not assemble in July, anless the Presi- dent may in the meanwhile either remove General Sheridan or evince such a purpose so unmistakably as that the impression shall #e- come general that itis his intention so to do. As im the face of General Grant’s flat denial that be bas disapproved of General Sheridan's conduct in the discharge of the duties of the Military Govyernorship of Louisiana, wedo not believe that the President contemplates taking any such step, we regard the chance that Congress will sit in July hardly equal to one in a thousand. The truth is, no functionary, civil er mili- tary, has discharged or is discharging his du- ties more to the satisfaction of the American people than General Sheridan. His detrac- tors—with the exception of 4 little squad ot very radical Louisiana speculators, who find it impossible to control his administration of the State’s affairs to their personal advan- tage—are all bitter rebels at heart, whether resident north or seuth of the Potomac. They are those who still struggle to remit the af- fairs of the Southern States into the keeping of the personal and political influences that favor retroaction throughout the South. So far, they have made no headway whatever: and it should be clear to all who will see, that Congress does not design permitting them to undo any portion of its reconstruction work. The removal of General Sheridan, under ex- sting circumstances, could not fail to be but the signal tor immediate supplemental Gon- gressional action, whereby the policy adopted by that efficient and distinguished officer in Louisiana would be placed far beyond the possibility of any interference from any quar- ter whatever. $13,107 9,108 UNION JUDGES RESTORED TO AUTHORITY. In June, 1866, Judges Thomas H. Stribling and W.P. Bacon, strong Union men, were elected judges of the 4th and 11th judicial dis- tricts im Western Texas, by large majorities. ‘The Legislature of the State afterward passed an act, approved October 11, 1866, abolishing the 4th and 11th judicial districts of such ex- tentasto make it impossible to administer justice within them through the courts, the sole object of this act, as publicly stated by its advocates, having been to get rid of the be- fore mentioned Union judges. Gen. Sheridan, an an order dated New Orleans, June 10th, Geclares the said act null and void; restores the numbers and boundaries of these judicial districts as they existed, before the pas- sage of the act; and authorizes Judges Strib- jing and Bacon to resame their judicial duties in the districts to which they were respective- ly elected. GENERAL BONGSTREST ON RECONSTRUC An interesting letter on the political sit- uation Soutn, by General Longstreet, is pub- lished. He saya that appeal was made to the sword, and the sword has decided it. He ac. cepts the military bill as & peace offering, cen- sures, by strong implication, the Democratic party for oppesing reconstruction, believes that colored suffrage should be established in all the States, and expressly declares that Southern men cannot seek alliance with any party which aims to restrict the rights of the colored man. Gen. Longstreet says of Sena- tor Wilson, (whose Missionary efforts have been assailed so fiercely oy the advocates of the do-nothing policy South,) that he was agreeably surprised to meet the fairness and frankness in a politician which he discovered in that gentleman. THE PRESIDENT’s VISIT TO BosTox.—The President will leave this city for Boston on the 2ist instant, to attend the Masonic celebra- tion im that city. He will be escorted by Columbia and Washington Commanderies, Knights Templar. It is thought the two com- manderies will number between eighty and oue hundred members, and will have with them the Marine Band. Pasa eReaT See ae MinieTER FROM GREECE.—A, R. Rangabe, Minister from Greece to this country, Cleon angabe, Secretary of Legation, D. W. Botassi, Cousul at New York, and Z. M. Rodocanaski, Coneul at Boston, arrived in the city this morning, and are at Willdrds.’ They will be St the State Department to-morrow, and will be presented to the President by the Secretary of State on Friday. THE ANNUAL Tax—Elsewhere will be found the notice of Lewis Olephane, Collector ot Internal Revenue for the District of Colum- bia, that the revenne taxes for 1967 are now dueand payabie, and that if not paid by June 30th, the delinquents will be lable to an ad- ditional tax of five per cent., with other costs. Tux HaRvEst.—New whest from the South has made its appearance on the N.Y. Corn Exchange. The ripening of the harvest ad- vances northward at the rate of twelve miles aday,and in this vicinity the harvest will commence early next week. 7 Mayor Claude, of Annapolis, offers two bundred and fifty doliars for the arrest and conviction of the 5 aphal y or parties who fired the Stanton School House for colored chilaren in that city. > Judge Geo. ia Cearetcos ‘was yester. @ay nominated b: Pennsylvania Democ- racy tor Judge o: the Supreme Coart of the State, in place of Judge Woodward. ‘d. TuR® Waits Houss.—Bat tew visitors were at the Executive Mansion to-day, nearly ail of whom bad an interview with the Presi- dent. INTERNAL REVEWCR.—The receipts from internal revenue to-day were $563,311.43. Tux Inpians.—Te! 8 were received b: Governor Hunt, of Cclorado, in answer tob: despatch. TheSecretary of War says to him: Your tel bas been aio to Lieu- tenant General Sherman, who is authorized to take the measures deem Advieable under the circumstances mentioned by you. Lieutent General Sherman telegraphs to Governor Hunt: There is no law to pay vol- unteeres; but you ought to raise a regiment of five hunared men, and have them ready in case I call fortbem. 1 will beat Fort Sedg- ‘Wick in afew day oe and don’t believe you will bave trouble with the Indians if f your peop! ‘Will be arduously prudent. A fight has occurred at the mouth of the Lapode, on Dorth side of the North Platte, between ene Sundred and thirty Indians and fHiity white men. ier Indians mitre ee and surroun by ewimmin he ‘No mean was billed snd one wounded. Avgur’s command consists of two hundred and fifty Indian scouts and one ent of cavalry, He bas started en the ver, and has advanced forty atter the Indians, The hava not much wil nday school on wheel in epee is Uties, The managers hold In Stout tenons bed by the of one th ading out of | and scholars age gaurd up along the tine of road, ize. Das = One white “GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuinoron, June 12, 1967.—Jay Cooke & Co. turnish the following Quotations of Gev- rities : ernment secu: Bupiugy! ge 00 ©. 8. 6's Compon, 1881...00+000: 0.5. Five Twenties, 1962. U.S. Five Twenties. 1964. U. S. Five Twenties, 1865. U.S. Five tbo aalmee -g U.S. Ten Forties........ 100; U.S. Seven Thirties, ‘Aagast. 1963 Seven Thirties, June, 106 Seven Thirties, Jul 106 xEW nee 7a ARD SALBS, 7 Soar iktdasseee ink 7.30's, A 7.0's, J ane . 4.30°s, July, 5.0's, Jn.&Jy,'65. Toe Gold ..p000 ———_re- FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Co, quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows. Nzw York, June 12.—First Board—U. s. 6's, 1881, coupons, ——; U.S. 5.20"s, coupons, — U.S. 10.40’s,coupons,—- U. S. 7.30", —; Pacific Mail, 142%; Aulantic Mail, 107%; Oanton Oo., bia Piet ed pheptore Coal Uo., 30 Quick- silver, 7%; do. preferred. - York Dentin Baitroad, 10236; Erle Railway, Erie bpeGered, 28 ; Hudson iver Bavivon 10365 Readin, oe » 107%; Michigan Oentral RK 112%; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana RR, - 69; Illinow Central R. R., 119%; Oleve- land ‘and Pitteburg R. R. 76%; Nortmwestern, 35%; do. preferred, 59, : Uleveland and Toledo, Wy: ck Island, 9 0%; Fort Wayne, 97%; Obio and Miss. certificates.25%; Western Union Telegraph, 45%; Boston Water Power, 23%. ————re-__—. s Brigham Somme was enthusiastically received by the saifts of Salt Lake on his re- turn from asouthern trip, May 15th. desired to be economical. his Wives accompanied b. As he miy two dozen of STRAWBERRY RetIVAn AT ROUK CREEK CHURCH, on June 12th, 13th, and 14th, from 4 to 10 p.m. Omnibuses every half hour from 7th street Park. Je 12-3t* 1 tren ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT O. iF ie LAW SCHOOL of the COLUMBIAN THIS ths Ayre delivered by JA ARLISLE, oe of Washington city. he ic are respectfully invited. saw BERRY FESTIVAL AT VESLEY CHAPEL. Corner of Fifth and F streets. The Ladies of Wesley Chapel will hold a Straw- berry Festival in the Lecture-room of the Church, corner off Fifth and F streets, for the benefit of the Sunday School, commencing on WEDNESDAY 2 NING, June 12 and continuing through the Whe friends of the school and the public are or ie 12- vited. JAL TAX NOTICE. Coriector's OFFICE, . \ Unitep Srares INTERNAL REV District or CortmpBia Wasinncton, June 10, 185 7 Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL List OF TAXES assessed in this Collection District for the year 1357 has received from the Assessor, and that the duties and taxes therein specified haye BECOME DUE AND PAYABLE. ‘The taxes aS in the aforesaid list ate upon INCOMES FOR 1 LICENSES. BILL D TABLES. CARRIAG ES, WATCHES, aud Sit. VER PLATE for 1867. I will attend at my Office. No. ven‘h street, Office, » (Sundays ite the General Pi 1.) from this date to June 30, 1837, from lock @. m. to 4 o’clock p. m., to receive the he cents will be All persons w! by them respectiv thin the hall neglect to pay the sums due to the list afore (June 30,) will, at ration thereof, become liable to pay FIVE T. ADDITIONAL upon the amount ogether with other costs. LEWIS CLEPHANE, Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Columbia. Jelzd THE NEW EPISCOPAL CHAPEL, FOR the colored people. on 23d street west. be- tween G and H strects. will be opened for services next SUNDAY (Trinity Sunday.) Holy Comm nion at 8t4 a.m. Morning Prayer atlla.m. Eve- ning Prayer at 8 p.m. Je 11-3t ia} thereof, Special. Telegrams to the Star. — “FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. [By Cabieto the Associated Prees.) é ee June 12—-Noon.—Consols, 95; U.S. ERPOOL, Jun’ 12—Noon.—Cotton quiet. Midalin, auPmees, i¥a.; Orleans, 114 4.; ae June 12-48 p, m.—Uonsols, 95: U.S, 5-20’s, 72%. Cotton firmer. ugar steady. Stabbing e in Philadeiphia. Puitaparpata, June 1¢ —Yesterday even- ane while Johu Clepuer, a biacksmith, was his wife, Fred Ditmer, asen of fit- Ser © well-known brewer, interfered to eave the woman, when Clepner stabbed him, inflicting a wound which, it is thought, will prove fatal. Olepmer has been arrested. New Yerk Markets. New York, June 12.—The Flour market is dull and unchanged; receipts 2,796 bbis. and 16,568 bags. Wheat—Market dull and declin- ing; receipts 4,260 bushels. Corn—Muarket is 50.004 bushels. Rye 18 2a3 cents lower. Oats lower. Pork lower—new mess $21.70. Lard drooping at 12a13 cents per bbl. Whiskey steady. Barley dull and nominal. Peas quiet. Cotton quiet at 26% for Middling Up- lands. Freights quiet. OAESEAT EAE ME QUT EEE jete; cos w sold for $50. it T1o'Pens avenue, between 19th end saih ate ae Merchants’ Excuanes — The offerings thi: morn ng am ted to 3,000 bushels coro 4nd 100 busbels rye. Sates—YeHow orn. m email 'ofs, at 97 cts..per bushe!; were reported. FLovUs.—The flour market is u improvemept. Ail the best grades a ter demand; thé stock im band! a ily diminishing daily. The to tions show a wide aaiin’ in bes ey tx Ta, $12.95 >to B14: City Mills saweih ta sis8; ¥ Out Ex'ra, $12 to $12.50; Sipore, ‘Tae CawAL.—Arrived—Boats Golden Rule, ‘with bark to market; George Moler, with lime- stoné to the Kilns, and 19 boats with coal—to American Oo., 971.3 tons; Central Uo. 441.6 tone: Borden Oo., 341.17 tons: Consolidation fe: 295.13 tons. Departed—Boats Judge Doug- Jass, fisb and salt to Cresap’s Mill: “Quebec. salt to Cumberland, and 27 boats light. Port or GzorceTown.—Entered—Steamer Columbia, Harper, master, from Baltimore; steamer New York, Marshall, master, from Philadelphia; schr. Mary Eliza, Harris, mas- ter, from Havre-de-Grace; steamer John Gib- son, Fuller, master, from New York, with merchandise. Oleared —Schr, Mary Eliza, Harr r, for Havre-de-Grace. D®* GOODS—DRY GOODS. BOGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 Seventh street, between New York avenue and L street, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hosiery, Gloves, Hoopskirts, Corsets, and Notion: Ladies can rely upon fair dealing ‘and the very lowest prices. cs ur stock is kept full by daily receipts from New York and Philadelphia. je 12-1m* INEY POINT HOT iT WATER BATHING. ‘This well known Feeort will be open for the re- ception of visitors on the 20th of June. mea cleat BES. teat wh. MITCHELL, Proprietor. Board per week Steamers leave Washington every Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday and Saturday at 6 o'clock a. m., and Baltimore every Tuceday, Friday and Satur- day at4o’clock p.m. Touching going and return- ing at the Point. Je 12-tf G5s* DRESS GOODS FOR SUITS at 25,30, 35,40, 50,60, 75 cents. and $1 per yard. Goods for TRAVELLING DBESSES from 25 cents to $1.25 per yard. BLACK GRO GRAIN SILES from §1.50 to 95. Small CHECK SILKS at §1 and §1.25 per yard. PLAID AND FIGURED FOULARD SILKS at 75 cents. Fine Printed ORGANDIES at 37 and 50 cents. Paris printed PERCALES at 37 and 50 cents. Fine ENGLISH and FRENCH LAWNS at 25 and 30 cents. PARIS BROCHE GRENADIES at 37, 50, 60 cents, and §1 per yard. MOZAMBIQUES and POPLINS at 25,30, 35, 40. and 50 cents. MOURNING DRESS GOODS from 37 cents to $3.60 per yard. FINE AMERICAN PBINTS at 12,15, 18, and 20 cents. #7 We desire to close out our stock as soon as possible. The styles of oar DRESS GOODS are quite new and cannot be excelled in this market. ‘The prices named above are EXTREMELY LOW for the quality of the gocds, We confidently expect todo a very large business within the next three or four weeks JOS. J. MAY, &CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, je 12-2tif between 9th and loth streets. ATTING, CHEAP “MA NG 25 CENTS A YARD. 25 CENTS A YAR.. We willselt the balance, 20 rolls, 4-4 Checked MATTING, at the low price of 25 cents per yard, to close consignment. Large lot assorted DRY GOODS, which must be sold very Pye fe clone 4 a consi gnment. Call and get bargains ee Se SM. K. WALSH & CO Dr pods Auction Stor je 87t 280 P => A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, WILT BE held by the ladies of ST. ALBAN’S PAR- SH. near Georsetown, on THURSDAY AFTER- IN. June 13th. commencing at 4 o'clock. There be a line of Omuibuses from the car stand, Georgetown. je 11-2t T TION, BRICKLAYERS’ UNION. No.1 Mageo's Hall. on & street, between ath and 13th streets, EVENING, Jnne 12th, at Meet at Ra! J.D. BONTZ, Rec. Secretary ‘THE FI CHURC ii wess SO) a TEAWBENRY AND ICE CR ao az Eolemtte La Colvge Buitains. on hetwe: nD and Eon SDAY and pay J All are cordially ineing? immer oe “Admission ten ceuts, je 10-3t* | Cue GRAND FAMILY PIC-NIC AND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, In aid of St. Ann’s Infant Asylum, will be held at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, On THURSDAY, June 13, 1857. The charitable of all denominations are earnest], appealed to in behalf of this noble institution, which is the receptacle of infant orp! poise five years of, age without distinction of r Tickets 50 centseach. Children half price. Boats will run free during the whole time from pe of G street, Washington, and High st., George- own. Choice Refreshments, have been provi and Music for dancing, d,and every arrangement is being made to make this the most elegant affair of the season. ittee of Arrangements from Washington rgetown :—Col. J. K. O’Beirne. Major C ohn John F. Callan, Ja John W apman, Peter Durni Heitman, Geo. Harvey, Thos. Parsons, Newton, V. EF. Kin: a 'B iam 1 James A. Reile . Kidwell, Peter O'Donohue, J. J. Kane, i niel O'Leary, William Albert King, M: O'DonolGe. J. I. Riley, James Fo Carberry. J. As Done jy Richard Pettit, . Daly, J. D. Daly, and J. McCarthy. Je7-6t LC xia -MEDICATED VAPOR E BATHS. r. . L. ALCAN, southwest corner of lth street and Penn’a ave..cures Rheumatism, Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Gout, Debility, Affection of Pa- Tulysis, Absorption of Mercury and Female Com plaints. ny 2-6m AT A MEBTING OF THE JOUN EY MEN CARPENTERS’ ASSOCIATION. held ‘ay 31st. 1367, the following was adopted: Resolved, That until the 15th of June there be inser din two newspapers an invitation to the Journeymen Car- penters to join our organization. and thereafter no Person shall be admitted for less than five dollars. By order of the Association. H. REED, presidents JAS WM. H. CHAMPION, Rec. Sec. NOTICE aK Pay ene USE POTO- WatER ey = poretce, Oty Hatt, Wasiincton. D. c: + June 5, 1867. This office is notified by the Engineer of the Washington Aqueduct “that the wasting of Poto- Te waren tl throughout the city must be immediate- y, stop) Bhd gira authorities have therefore been re- quested to enforce rigidly the laws relating to the ‘waste of water. e particular attention to the livery stables. Street-washers may be used only. between the hgues of6 and7 a. Fy ane 6and7 Re 6 eost OYLE, W. B. to ANDOLPH ca TaETEUEY DEPARTMENT, Orrick CompTROLLER OF THE Cigzexcr, ASHINGTON. 29. Notice is hereby given to the holders of the cir- guisting notes of “The First National Bank of New Orleans.” La., that such notes will be paid in law fal money of the United States upon presenta. f Ms same at the b osreg? Ce of Faihe Ualted Comptroller of the Currency. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Orrick CoMPTROLLER OF THE CU! EREaEeYy WASHINGTON, May 29, Notice ts perehy a to the holders of the cir- eulati ing notes of ¢ First National Bank of Selma. Alp “that ack: ‘notes will be paid in lawful money of the United States, upon presentation of the same at the Treasury of the United hot my 3l-waw Comptroller of the Currency, ESTABLISHED 1852. McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 571 PENN. AVENUE, CORNER Ist sTREET, Capito. Hitt, PULE DRUGS. MEDICINES and CHEMICA, PEBFU UMERY, FANCY 6 ODS CALS, fans Prese bi bad oe wis, ded. ri lions accurate! an . the Night Bell promptly answered. yon NOC E TO COUNTY ae rend Leet — The tax- Faby tg of the county sahington are hereby notiked that the tax of 1857 is now oun + which there is a discount of ten per cent. i during the month ef June; eight per cent. dipad July, and five percent. if pai vy {droriding alt nares ere paid, * i BCE will be closed." Omee 0 en n URED A’ YS, Th ‘toSp.m., pars and SATURDA ae — can Hall, commencing went THt HEDAY, 6th x AMES PILLING, Collector. jet-2w SSS ad Roe PRICES OF DRY GOODS, AT THE Store of BOGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 7th lsat st between, pow beg avenne and Peed gee ‘const Clim and 15 cents; Come aad ee Yor yourselves. jel2-4t* a te yerd. * na. ave., cor. 10th st. «CJVAGLE IRON WORKS.” E WASHINGTON CITY, Corner Ohio avenue and 13th street. The subscribers, thankful for the patronage here- tofore bestowed upon them by the citizens of Wash- ington and others, take this occasion to state that they are still prepared, and have ample facilities, to perform all orders in’ their line of business: and done in as expeditious, cheap and workmanlike a manner be done in this or the Northern Boilers, w esi Pehegomprises Steam, Engines and or stationary. for use on land or for. steambontes Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Gearing for mills. Castings, iron or brass; Architectural or Miscella~ neous Wrought Iron Work. or heavy Forgings; Boiler Iron Work, such as Water Tanks or Gaso- meters, and Pattern Making; in fact, all the branches of Mechanics ap) taining to a first-class Foundry. They would also ree; ly call the attention of the public to thelr = Patent Differens tial Return Tubular Boiler.” This plan of Boiler patented by them in 1862; has now been introduced and in successful operation for various purposes, and has given general and entire satisfaction a3 Possessing every quality exsential in a Bret-clans steam generator, viz: Economy in fuel, facility for riming or foaming, ou cleaning, exemption from smallness of space occupied, as can be shown 3 tificates now in our possession. ‘They have all been constructed by us at these works, and are in opera- in this city and elsewhere. We will be glad to ourselves of the opportunity to explain its merits and show it in operation in these ‘+ Works.’ The following is a list of the Boilers on this Maa and now in use, viz :—At Willard’s Hotel, for warm- ing building; at sstropgutan Hotel, do.,do.; at John C. Rives’ Globe Printing O at United States Hotel, warming building; at Soldier's Home, north of the city; at Lunatic Asylum, across the Eastern Branch;'at U. 8. Arsenal. Washington ..8. Arsenal. Fortress Monroe hiladeiphia, belonging to i steam Dredging Machine. a T Tigress; stern wheel stean mac river; stern wheel ste: aimee Linginis, on do., jat Eagle Iron Works, Washington; stern wheel ; steam pro- B. Cooley, steamer Gliding Star, now being completed at these Works. “je 6-eo2m WM. M. ELLIS & BRO. 240 WALL PAPERS. AMERICAN, FRENCH D ENGLISH WALL PAPERS 1 would r lly call the attention of the pub- lic, and invit amination of my stock of For- eign WALL PAPERS, just received per recent ar- rivals, consistin of all the new desi elicourt, Paris, and others, which with a full assortment of borders to match. The: facilities T possess in obtaining goods war- rant me in assuring the public that articles pur- chased of me will be o! e ee in style, an ns of the cele- preted house of mable in prices as thoes of ny other house in the country. OHN ALEXANDER, 0. 240 Penn’a ave. n 12th and 13th stree' my H-cotw une = aren a msec pEPPPPFFPEPEOEPCSPDOFCFEE NOTICE. LINEN COLLAR LAUNDRY. We take pleasure in informing our customers and friends that we have, in connection with our Bhirt and Collar Manufactory, a LAUNDRY, with ex rienced hands, where we will Laundry Linen Uol- lars, giving them a a fine ces and the arance of new Co. rare trouble with our customers in wearing Pen Ollars to get them prope perly finished, and to obviate the difficulty, and » xe ranges to sera te bree induced to ake arrangements to 5 is Scolar araicofras, et em t= tat Voy ee LOCKWOOD. 3 HUFTY & TAYLOR, Manufacturers of and Dealers in LADIES’ AND GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS 324 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. my 2-1m SALAD CREAM ared fc 6 CROSSE & BLACKWEELSS Finwea ge Seeds in handsomel, jamented ters. TURKEY Fide" the ory “the ares args aud with thin INS. NECTABINES. ei Shee HeLL, Te co} 14th a 13 te, my 25 nor ath Ebbitt House. ys _____under Ebbitt House. ATEST PARIN FASHIONS L eee ee 324 rpEwch #4) Mr. Alliot, from ea f tl celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived in this country, has now been ovtablish ed ie the ar tie years in Washington and i nighest society, We bao the ter 1 ety. He fe honor tow fo ng pegs a it fashions of hairs dressi pomad pee fee len, ‘and everything ble prices. ing ta the dressing ofbair at very reasons, yo MET#0rOLIr AN BROOM FACTORY—— seni LeDUC & Co., Manu! urers an ygbbe: ‘BRUSHES. WOOD AND peeaee WARE, Senutactory Not rst, Ofice and Baleero v7 Setar, Won s0 sree use. C. W. THORN, Wholesale Dealer and Jobber of _ STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODs, 487 STH STREET, near Pennsylvania syenue Weshington, D.C. Positively no Goods sold at retail. ADIES’ FURNISHING GoODs. » ed if IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County. in the District of Columbia, letters of administration c. t.4. on the Personal es- tate of Thos. lal, late of Washington, D.C., de- ceased. All] persons having claims Ginter the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,, with the vouchers t! erent, to the subscriber, on or before the Ith day of June next; they may other- wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given under my hand this lith day of June, HANNAH {her » mark] GOODALL, je 12-w3w* Administratrix, ©. T.A. YHE EUREKA PRESERVING JAR—A full Ley alo hand, andes offered at reasonable rater w olesale and retai ae Guy, rea jelid 322 Pa. ave., Wits 10th and fith sts. 'O PAV ER R 8. aled Proposals will be received until M., the etn INSTANT, to do all the repaving which the undersigned may require to be done on Water street, upon a bed of suitable sand, of a depth not less than AF inches, with the prretlage of using such of the stone nowin the street that we may approve of. The proposals to state the price per uare yard, and the workmanship to be of the best idna. and be addressed to the subscribers, and de- livered to the Clerk of brit ey i pasion, of George- L. $i town, D.C if MMS, BENJAMIN DARBY, HENRY ADDISON, Commissioners. Georgetown, D. C., June 10, 1367. Je 11-5t G99 BLEACHED MUSLIN full yard wide.at ets.’ Also, alarge lot of beautiful LAWNS, very cheap, just received. and for sale AMIN MILLER je10-3t* 101 Bridge Ste Georgetown, D M ISS SANFORD, WISHING TO CLOSE OUT her business by the Ist of July, offers great bargains in BONNETS and MILLINERY goods. 34%: Market Space, between 7th and 8th streets. seo and Fixtures of store for sale low. .* ie SQ HINGLEs. S Just arrived. sale at our Yard, or at Rile street west. T. EDW. SHINGLES. 290.000 CY PRESS SHINGLES, for wharf, foot of Hth RK & © itunber Deale sy Ya. avenue, between $th and 10th s PIC NICK BXGURSIONS, & _ WANTS. Ate ie ee wart DLA good CO} 500d COLORBD COOK ; ie, girl forge gcDgenl house work. Apply f hy AGRAND Comer ie PICc-NIC 12th street, near ANTED-S1 (ON as cama ay Ev ST. yomme a ALoysus Ww “nna amity nice ites vrai, ik a a RO mac J vt erences Ll if arom vn ie. eat rivet Pa required. Address Box 6. Btar Office, fe steed BRR somite A gentleman and W ANTED—Fout ¢ energetic MEN, to canvass for jadfes. the Guardian. in Washington and Alexandria, “The Committee Pledge themselves to rank this PD ix ae fnimediately "M TINNEY'S Book Store, among the best of thé feagon. ye 12-2 Bergman’s fine String Band has been engaged. Dancing to commence at | o’clock WANTED—a-s SITUATION by @ respectable Com mittee of Arrangements woman as chambermaid or nurse, or to piain sewing, who would like to go out Westor live olden tn the count hp rivate fainily. Good refer- ody, oseph E aed, given ify pire Pifleave notice at the Star a4 Les B, Mohorny, E: Thyson jerea e for B. Please cail for three days. 1t* ee _ Rigas SMART GIRL to take care of @ OBTPONED THE W ASHINGTON ZOUAVES Must be well recommended. a Apply Chan wi FL Cire. at 6 mori. Awareet, Capitol Hill. ;ANTED—A WOMAN. One who can come well recommended, to cook, wash, and irom ApS corner 12th street and Maryland avenue ‘A NOON AND bee REUN1O) WASHINGTON. ZeUAVES, For the benefit of the Uniform Fund of the Com- AT THE E WASHINGTON BARK, 1TH STREET, JUN 1367. Tickets. B aitiing s estionan ‘and ladies, Ms cents. IRST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE EAST WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY TO GLYMONT, Will be given on WEDNESDAY, June 19, 1857. All the friendsjof the cause of Tem ‘ance are respectfully invited ‘to, patronize this Escerdon, ax the pi ceeds are for the benefit of Columbia Division §. of T..a new Pie sad He een of sank Gs The emeelyes'to make e Excur- ion 'of the season.” No liquor will be allowed on the boat and grounds. Further particulars in future advertisements. _ jel0-at WILL BE GIVEN AT. ANALOSTAN ISLAND, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12, 1867. Boats will leave wharf foot of High street, Georgetown. at 2 0’clock-p. m., and every ten min- fter. eee enero ERRIAGE FREE. TICKETS 50 CENTS; admitting « Gentleman J ANTED—Ry a respectable young girl, a SIT TATION to do poo ag housework for asmatt private family. Apply at No. 33 Daneter at, Georgetown. 1-3t* A WHITE GIRL WISHES A PLACE? 36 Do general housework ins private famby; best of to 446 8th strevt footweon avenue and D; private door. je 11-2" W ANZED3 eapectable girl, & SITUA - TION te do plain sewing, or aS nurse chambermaid in & private family. Apply at 130 au -ave., Island. je 1-2t* W ANTED—Bya girl,a SITUATION as cook, or tod oe Thousework. Noob jection to assist in washing and ironing. City raf erences given. Private family preferred. ea Box No. 1 Star Office. Je1l-28) W ANTED—A ROOM or suite of ROOM: can be readily fitted to accommod: mall school. Address ‘J.J. M.,"’ Star Office. je 10 ee ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, wit the modern improvements, moderate distan: nd Address Box 333 references given Apply A URBANITY. — from 9th street and J’eun’a ave. THE FOURTH GRAND PIC NIC Post Office. ae 10-3t 7 TP e AeenG! " JANTED-—A genteel BOY, to work in the bake- URBANITY ASSOCIATION ) (oar EA strictly honest. Such # one can get & place at 460 Penn. avenue, between Sd and ts streets, je 10-3t* SIMMONS. 7 ANTED—About an ACRE “OF GROUND, within the suburbs of the city; ground that can be converted into a truck patch. The terms must be a — ‘Addvens J. Be, Guts office. Je 8-6t* wins BU Y—From 15 to30,000 FEET ROUND. ‘Located ‘North between th and 22d sts. west. | STARR & METCA Plant's Building je8 New York avenue and Lot! cS We for the United States Army,at 461 C street, near oe Bailroad Depot. je 4-Im WAxTED— —Every kind of FRUIT, for Distilling P ae DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. ave., opposite Metropolitan Hotel ; ‘Tuesday and Friday evenings, — "clock. The hall can be rented for tings, &c. my 10-ly GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. ‘7S> A STRAWBERDY FESTIVAL WILL, BE purposes—such as Cherries, Black ries, Kl- STREET Mk CHUMH commencing on TUES. highest price will tia SD Oe Arora DAY EVENING, June 1th, and continuing three | Market street, Georgetown, pee nights, at the Seminary Building, corner of Gay and Washington sts., Georgetown. je 8-4" NEW stock OF DRY GooDs-. JOHN H. SMOOT. 119 Bridge street, George- town, D. C., has enlarged and refitted his store, and resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF a ef 8. JUSTH, Ladies derclothin Beddi at 204%, ng pireat. Detesen Linnd Moen aor’ N.B.—No matter how much they may have been worn. je 4-im* V )ANTED—WE WANT TO PURCHASE FOR i an just from the North a HOUSE STAPLE AND FANCY, DRY GOODS, bonght | go, $7, ash: also, one for $9.000, One-halfcash; since the decline in prices, which enables him to } balance on time. Also, porers, for sens roy offer inducements to purchasers. His atock com- } each. 'D. L. LS & € my na 10t__ Corner La. avenue @ Sena Sixth serene! was ED—A furnished HOUSE, convenient distance from 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, with modern improvements, Address Box 355 P! O., stating terms. &c. my 30 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, Qalicoes, Ging- ere et that the best and hams, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, with a full Bis Tice fat OOr SKIRTS, COB- assortment of Gentlemens’ and Boy’s wear. Also, Eke Sito JLDER BRACES, is that of CHS. Summer Undershirts and Drawers, Neckties, &c., AUM, 49 La. avenue, between 6th and7th sts, m2)-tf t-off CLOTHING, old Goode are warranted to fit or no Lew Ww making a complete assortment, adapted to the best family trade, to which he calls the attention of cash ANTED—New and GULD and SILVE. Tf any other article of jelo-st Ser SEY buyers. (my 25-1} 3. H. SMOOT. +] value, at the old cetublished Merchant. Pawnbro- 7 BW BOOKS. —The on | Thor; 3 J -pRose HEAP DEy GnOpE= we are bow oon fall - renter: wee of R. PA UL Bon ee: nibs er eat or rowne; illustrated; $2. History of t ana- adder Calicoes, handsome st; cents; 100) “ mn Kailroad: by F.N, Ouis tustrated ; 82. best: makes, 15 to 18% cents; Bleached Mouslin, 16 pCR a SEWING "MACHINE. bis Conlin jon’ Tr seeds of Yargu ‘ pte cin cent 5 eat sare wide teed gous 12) genes = Cecil Castlemai 8 by *‘ Ouida; ‘5. f droses rin do. cent 5, nbleached uslins, 10, Curiosity Sop: be Falehon: Bray Sitkepeeee Tee it: Leal D Ch do. Mt genie: banaecne LOST “TosT AND FOUND. FOUN Complete Wort n Edition; $5. Nora and Lawns. 9 and 25. A beautiful stock of Drgandies, Archibald L f0.cts,' Fuller's Small | Pereals. Jaconets, and Brilliante. Acfereenteck TRAYED AWAY, on thedth instant, a ies: Fi << Culturis fiiustrateds pak 0. of Mohair Goods for Ligp paee and Suite; White S SS dark red cow, » horns; short tail. A libe ie FRANCK TAYLOR. Goods, ee Bxista, Mic? are uinen Drills a] reward will be given if returned to DORs E WsiiNato WOMEPATHIC DISPEN- jacite en chamitation of our gout coda, &c. We | Hotel. corner of 7th and 1 sts. NI AMIN MILLER, 314 G street, boteren n neih and 13th streets. This Justitution having met with great success, we will widen its scope as far as possible. From the Ist of Jung uext it be opened to pa- tients twice instead of once a day will, moreover, endeavor to attend all the DOOR PATIENTS who need our assistance. —The poor vaccinated FREE ent staff Dr. t. For this purpose we add. to our pre Wm. Hale and Dr. C. W. Sonnen: D - VERDE: i D. 5to From ey ON ie B2w* QiORN MEAL — Fresh from Foundry Mile. je10-1m* 85 Water otinet, Gon ebiwn. 505 NINTH STREET, 505 FOUR DOORS NORTH OF D STREET, (Seaton Hell Building.) WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHAD#S, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FROOR OILCLOTH, GILT CORNICES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. Afine assortment of the above Goods in Store, and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, 505 9th street. slack LE. M. [SONNE NACH MIDE, M. VERDI, N. D., ‘Becretaly. Ferret CORN MEAL, ‘or Oat ue von EY, mh%-3m NSIDE SHUTTERS. Inside Shutters, French and Imitation French Wirdows; Doors of any_style or finish, furnished atshort notice. Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest Prices. 5 ilders’ Depot, 562 Seventh atreet. ‘Opposite Centre Market. my 21-l1m i. a HAMILTON & CO. SAVINGS BANK. ‘ “A PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YEAR.” Call at the corner of 19TH STREET AND PENNA. AVENUE. FREEDMEN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. CHARTERED BY CONGRE: The Central Office of this Company is now situated asabove, and is carried on in connection with the ‘Washington Bran OFFICE OPEN FROM 9 TILL 3, f ONE.DOLLAR and upwards received Pe terest paid onal sums of FIVE DOLLARS aul uptmonts are made in UNITED STATES BONDS AND STOCRS ONLY, under the direction CrHERRY D. COOKE, Esq. of JAY COOKE & Seeman ot the Finance Committee of the a oat are now more than $400,000. ITT, of New York, President. Meare peek EATON, Actuary. J. ryeoN Cashier of Branch Bank. my BW; FaM., ec eack _SPRINGS4Y This delightfal place of resort has recently been thoroughly renovated and improved, and isnow open for the reception of parties’ who desire to spend a day at this deli; ee fulspot. The proprietors have spa! order to render it attractive, and pledge t themselves to do their utmost to add to the pleasure and com- fort of ease pry them with thei; bar Spe For pleasuze parties, a ae aie cowlect ac! beet orders of associations, the Springs possees advantages no other place. The Bpacious Pavillion, delightful water, the shady , Sroven, Its picturesque segner a}l tend to render if a charming place. © Springs ate 7 miles from Alexandria, mmmedi- ate! cay w is line Gh ed Alexa., Loudon & mt shire lroad, with the riutendent of whi arrangemonts cin be made-at any time for the rup~ ning of asin to accommodate parties desiring to. the place. ; The t Pos are low, and the broprierare eel esa ete eee ee matnta: an fo con! rinit alcoholic liquors to be sold jae the vicinit: Fo further particulars. Alexandria, or JNO. D. Washington. pe LAT 2 SS EE i td 50 PER St SAVED BY eae eB jew Yor! "tee te am FAMILY pet LR EEPROM: For sale cheap for ugh the Post Office wi Ii be prosapliy atten ee te. JEVELL, d Candle M: pametarct No. 500 and 508°C ot, north, beta and Oth.” Ju ll-6an ISHING TACKLE! FISHING TAC: i have aye jor Tr Spats pale el 5 saa BATS, ‘BASE B. ALE, ane and BANU ¥. SAVAGES, 324 Distrect, be Mth end lth. 1D CAGES! BIRD (AGES! a eae ere ae ae WT Ht EBMOND. 31: $13, eae: je 3-eelm my W-cott «|| | ‘The largest stook TRAYED OBR STOLEN FROM tk SUB- NS) scriber.on Thursday. the 6th, a small dark red * my 20-Im’ I will give $5 x 101 Bridne street, Georgetown. COW; gives milk; has six teats. GFoRGcETOWN HEADQUABTERS. sleet me, corner Ist street east and O Sa t.. and bu: FANCY | eae GOODS, “HORTERY, LADLESD AND" GENTS | 2611-30" ELIZA MARSHALL. EU RNIBHING, Goods, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIM- | (QYAKEN UP ESTRAY—A sorrel HORSE, on tho NGB8, &c., 5 tant . which the owner can have by call- YOUNG & BEHREND. No. 120 rsdas street, » poxt = the National Bank umerce, Geo: _New Goode dally reset ved. ‘alae: up J7-2m* V M. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM _—, ae Ree ING Office, No. 43 Seterson st., Geor Established in 1831 ; poninn ayerd Lf ‘Metso? acres Institute, 1 nilt 1866, and is now by the largest and most ¢ eapiore establishment of the kind in this section of countr; Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds done in the best mtr the Sateesier, ing at No. 996 11th street south. by Prova Betty» Pay cen rty, pay ee and take him awa: 50 BE —LOST—A ROLL OF as $50 Barks BACKS and NATIONAL BANK NOTES. 10;) were lost between Pennsylvania avenue au: sain street, and corner7th and D) streets. The above reward will be paid to the party returning the game to M. WILLIAN, 336 Penna. ave. je 8-tf OST—At the National Theatre, or between L anere and Millard’ 8, a eveniny BRACE LET, mark A. R.. thday Gift, 1867. th The finder Will be libe: rally rewarded ey, leav- ing the same at Willard’s Hotel. at K ING PLAC kine eric: ~~ BUTTER DEPARTMENT. In connection with our 7 Store we have built one of BABRETT'S PATENT Ee BEFRIGERA- ity 3,000 pounds. vite: will Le abl i Families and Butter e arly wi Dealers regu SiLy PRIME FRESH SW Let BUTTER throughout the warm season. The Butter is kept cool x ithout fener! in Con- tact with Ice. Z. P. KING & SON, ‘town, D. ruly thankfal for Tr past favo: solicits the continued custom of the communi Goods received and returned by express wi! utmost a and hve Post , Lock Box No. 80. Office aipecs, daily at sunset: except eecarvay, when it is closed at 834 p.m. fe 16-6. a I 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 BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. large fiers eres Sitors patronage. 4 lary mely je 6-Im ‘Corner Vecmnink ay. and 13th street. increased fa: es for obtaining su 8. al ae hering strietly to the cash system, 1 shall yen en- | (CALL FOR THE “REAL ESTATE \JOUR- JOHN PATCH, Office N NAL,” published by Louisiana avenue, Agent abled to offer a much better assorted stock at lower 8 corres Gir strect Prat ant pubic in general to one of the greatest for the best Life, Fire, and Accidental ees novelties of the age, ‘FOR SALE—1,200 Maryland and Virginia THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. | FARMS HOUSES, and LUIS. in all parte oF the For bea , comfort roedy it, cannot be sur- | city. my 4-lm*_ passe ‘and look at-them before purc Eny othess. Call early. Itis proper for’ ma teas OcKSs! LOCKS !! LOCKS!!! you cau rely upon finding a good. assortment of BEST ASSORTMENT OF LOCKS Ae BUILD- HARDWARE IN THE € BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 SEV! ENTE ‘STREET Opposite Centre Market. Im H. W. HAMILTON & CO. (M.A. RAY &CU.S PAPER PAPER BAG WABEHOU: E, je 5-I1m Loui ASTURE FOR HOSES E, the farm of Geesboro, well font, other leading, and staple ‘8 of ladies’, gents’, misses’, boy style and children's BOOTS and hous: Also, nren *and children’s HATS and CAPS in great variety, 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 sts. je7-Im* avenue. es | NNEY, \ o Bt LESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, Southeast corner Bridge and High streets, tered and shade, “on the most Feasonable Jost corgetown, I Will sell Dupont’s F Gunpowder, i terms. Apply to R. DUFFY, atthe Na<2- vund Metallic Kegs, and Virginia ile Powder, tional Race Soares" my 23-lin’ : in 5 pound Canisters, at agents’ prices Also, Shot of all sizes in lots of not less than five bags at one-half cent per pound above factory priceas. je 6-e03t OTICE.—The undersigned have formed a lim ited copartuership for conducting the HOTEL BUSINESS. in the city of Washington, D. ( der the name and firm of HENDLEY & GREEN, tot SEVERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS, Sopordt Hae ses tere semen De Handles’ wad eb Pasens Crean ewe, aa cae: Bernard Green, of the said city of Washington, ara movable Focal Bens {N07 convenient f the general partners. and David 1. Morrison aud gam practice at bi ‘it ei neo BITIVELY BE SOT SOLD AT COST, re) Tebuil P “Ato, i new nd second ‘hand, BIANOS at reduce ichael Green, who have each paid ‘im and contrib- wet the sum of eight thousand three hundred and thirty-three 83510) dollars in cash fo the capital stock, are the special partners. 0. . rmed mom No. 497 ith st. above Pa: ave. Apel id Barr porabie was tormed Sears fra that se 250 COBDS OF WOOD FOR SALE at 0 bar- date. BERNARD Gi aw aa gain, on oe Aap lato 8 miles from Geo! MORRISON town, aes ares aaa from the canal. A) ly oN, MICHAEL GREEN PTEWEEY Tactests borane Soaka ARP CON: | my mma MICHAL GREEN. JON COSGROVE, 176 351 ot Se ARIS AND NEW YORK MILLINEBY. ~~ WORTH OF. 4 $30,000 "OF °Frnnncn ooove | Mir cantde et a re e ow IMPORTED BY fine French, M. WILLIAR, Bonnets ai No. 336 Penn. avenue, Grystal, tah ‘Will positively be gold at cost to reduce atock. Pronch Flowers = Ea et Cond Hat Hat ‘Eyaunes in vin great The goods to be sold are such as Patent BLACK See seinen given to all ioetiece: for Mantillas and Dresses. , Rooms, 446 sth street, near Zounayivania ave- Felvets, a sll colors, elvet Bibbons, nue. 18-Sea. ame Laces of all cree fom Rent Leoe Collars & Sets, OUNG Bia N = FORD, ti orgeen ret to” ‘aterfalis, 5 inches long, Biork Note for Veils, estate of late Commodore R. F. — Curls, ah Grd ton, of ‘New ‘forsey, will make Bobinets for waists, . Butt of 7, commencing. ‘april 24 and fending R November Petty pacts ia Sond sik D Pomade, ‘west of Georgetown, in the eee Columbia, Morning Hobes, Veils, at $3 Fe pel the season, Manes dod Surber le at the a EE aS ‘ger oe: ; Eend-pitie, ow HURNER, Parisian Bonnets, ‘ap 20-13w Manager. Biers }CABPENTERS AND BUILDERS. ‘The lar gestand Dest atock a ft Sash, pod Baht } &e. &. 3 Dresses, Mantillas and Bonnets taade at reduced | ponerse peng best Newel F ogee and ature: prices. my 30-2 Door and ‘Window Frames, and AZILIAN PEBBL! oe street. Pe SBBLE SPECTACLES. builders’ De 20g erent Hari, Carona watted fo BaTE resieht, Ce, my 21-Im WwW. HA! ON & CO. SAY ee Re BOR S00.” 240 Penna. frente a 1th ih aot Cond thems Tous men wn hare ia ‘Brasiiian Pobbies laserted in frames to order. for Bunorn sacepite eine: et : (my 3-Im life; eae mi oe men, cae: ASHINGTON IRON WORKS. os in advance of oath oer Years, before apron RAY. AND NO " f° Mine Recret Fiend. ma. Founders, » and Boiler Makers, ee Someth hing ,9 oe ea by pervaing Corner’ 6 8 end 7 44 ‘he Secret ‘to any address, in & i onary ort: eu a sare of% cents. Address Dr, ofany Bests Sow and Ae a BTUM ., Boston, Mass. n09-ly Arc! york, Forgings; Tron and MPORTANT TO CABINET MAKERS. ops on aof Our ew er teers bare iu aos eisrey, a sonortment of tomake in guriine a tn a, whch Re a are ore at very low Efe BG tert Jang yt ee ee A a BY Hesaerame Goons OF ron Mie ap = re Rk © (Liye ot Opposite Centre < H. W. HAMILTON & co.