Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District W. D. WALLAOH, Editor ana Propricter. WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY.. JUNE 13, 1667. #7 BEADING MATTER ON BEVERY PAGS. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. &7 The following is the official showing ot 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 Be day. Intelligencer.. 3,552 ‘Fhe returns of advertising by the same city papers for the quarter ending December 31, 1566, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: EVENING STAR Intelligencer... ——+20e+____ SHERIDAN AND LOUISIANA. ‘The announcement through tne Associated Pre=s, made this morning in the Baltimore papers thatthe President does not entertain the idea of removing General Sheridaa, (which is doubtless made “by authority’ ) bears ont the STAR’s statement to the same effect made yesterday. The surmise that be may be intending to take that step after July ist is equally unfounded. President Johnson certainly possesses the characteristic ofbeing open, above board and direct in his purposes and acts. however dis- tasteful they may be likely to prove to those who differ with him. He doubtless realizes that Sheridan was placed by the law in Louis- iana to exercise precisely the discretion he is exercising in the cases wherein he has dis- gruntied both rebel reactionary leaders and radicals of the clique of Governor Wells. His purpose is not to permit the affairs of the State to go back into the keeping of those who forced its people into rebellion, who are striving again to become exclusively its governors and directors in all things of local, or general public interest. At the same time it is quite as evidently his purpose to guard all the interests ot Louisiana from being victimized by parties who seek or hold powe; there under guise of intense sympathy with the policy of Congress, really, however, to the end of their own personal and pecuniary ad_ vantage. The country cannot fail to appland the promptness and firmness with which he has dislodged both these interests from the po- Sitions they recently occupied in Louisiana’s matters. The success of either would have equally militated against the simple but most importantend and aim of the reconstruction act. That seeks but to carry out the policy of emancipation necessarily resulting from the rebellion, to its inevitable and natural conclusion. Viz: to the assurance of political and civil equality to all men, who, as citizens of the United States, are hereafter to be relied on to fight its battles, musket in hand, to develop its vast resources with the spade, the plow or mechanics’ tools, with the use of capital, or by labor of the brain; all of whom are hereafter to be taxed individually tor its support. The South cannot recove~ from the effects of the war until ner resources become much more develope than at present. These resources cannot be developed except as those of the North, East, and West have been; by improvement in the condition, and the prosperity of labor, in their midst. The loyal States insist, for the future safety and ad- vantage of the Union, that the South shall, as speedily as possible, become a free country in fact, as in name. That is all tne reconstruction policy of Congress proposes. it is equally threatened by the success of the scheme of some of the late rebel leaders to keep up the ascendancy there of ali the ideas on which the rebellion was undertaken and is yet being justified, as by the success of the schemesof those who would use the new or- der of things only to their own advantage through getting unquestioned control of the State’s affairs. Sheridan blocks the game or both these interests alike. The country, and, ‘we doubt not, the President, thanks him for so doing. THE WAR OF THE PIANOS. We see it denied in benalf of the Chickering pianos that the first prize at the Paris Expo- sition bas been awarded to the Steinway pianos; and in the same interest it is alleged that there will be no first prize, but that there will be “several medals awarded, ef equa; value and distinction;” and that the Chicker- ings, the Broad woods, and the Stein ways will get gold medals. On behalf of the Steinways it | is again alleged that the original award of the gold medal was made to their instruments; that im accordance with the expressed wish of the | Emperor that a gold medal should be awarded to at least one English exhibitor in every class, a2 complimentary medal was awarded | to the Broadwood (English) pianos. without particular examination. Subsequently a gold medal was awarded to the Chickering pianos as the best representation of the straight chord instruments, in distinction from the new over- | strung system of the Steinways; but with the proviso that the medals should be numbered in the order they were awarded, as above- mamed. Atall events the promulgation of the awards officially on the first of July, will settle the question of precedence, and in the meantime it is glory enough for the United States that two of these geld medals were awarded to American establishments, and that the third, to the English manufacturer. was purely complimentary How Ir Wor! T following brief ex- tracts from yesterday’s proceedings of the Constitution-tinkering Convention now in session at Annapolis, Md, speak volume. Mr. Mackubia is the most influential member ot the Convention. Those of Maryland’s sons ‘who recently left the State to do battle for the Tight—as Mir. Mackubin expresses it—are those who went Senth, joined the revel armies, and fought, with sword and musket, to destroy the Government and the Union. “Mr. Mackubin moved to strike out section 2 and substitute the follo “No person, unless a native ‘of the State, ac- tually therein a resident at the time of his ap- pointment, shall be eligible to the office of At- torney General and who has not resided there- in at‘least ten years nex! fe preceding his ap- peintment, and has been itted to practice Jaw therein at least = years prior to his ap- pointmest.” * * Mr. Mackubin, in advocating his substitute, said that it particularly extended the highest honors of the State to those of her sons who Tecently left the State to battle for the right, and who had resided here, now that the tumoil of war is over. He would welcome suck with open arms. This is ‘Conservatism,’ as being manifested at Annapolis. PoxiTIcaL.—Gov. Ward, chairman, and sey. eral of the members of the National Republi. can Committee, met on Monday with a quorum of the Congressional Union Republican Com. mittee in Philadelphia. The session was pro- tracted and earnest, and will result ina call for a meeting of the National Committee at an early date. The discussions were harmenious and triendly throughout, and on the great questions of the conduct of the national cam- paign and the more specific work of thor- ougbly ana systematically canvassing the South, there was perfect unanimity. & Mr. John O. Parker, formerly of the Post Office news stand, who has been forced by in- crease of his business to remove to No. 458 7th street, opposite the Post Office, ceuds us Madame Demorest’s Monthly for July aud The Tourist’s and Invalid’s Complete Guide to the Northwest. THE PRESIDENT’S HEALTH.—It is not true, as stated, that the President is suffering with Bright's disease of the kidneys—a dangerous complaint. , He is in excellent bealth. ft ane eps atrial t s InTERNAL REVENUE.—-The receipts from this source to-day were $879,218,98.. pe-The embers of the eight-hour excitemént |till emoulder in Obicago, a8 4 recent at en some laborers who work ten hours GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, WASHINGTON, June 13, 1867.—Jay Cooke & Co. turnish the following quotations of Gey- ernment securities: Coupon, 1381.... . 5. Five Twenties, 1962 S. Five Twenties. 1864. . 8. Five Twenties, 1965. . Five Ferontien, Janae i'j,e. ita 1 S. Ten Forties. 99: sanaccas U. Co 5. 5." 5. 4.30’. July. 5: 5.109% Gold... tore. FINANCIAL, Lewis Johnson & Oo, quote Stocks and Bonde in home and foreign markets as ak rier New York, June 13.—First Board—U. 6's, 1881, coupons, 112%; U. S. 5 20's, Soapace, 110; U. S. 10.40’s,coupons, | 3078, 106 4; Pacitic Mail, 143%; Auiantic 106; Canton Co., 44%; Cumberland Coal Uo., 30%; Quic silver, 27%; Mariposa, 7%: do. preferred. —: York Central aia ek: Erie Railway,61; Erie preferred, fay Hudson River Railroad, 109%; TReading R. 107%; Michigan Central R. K., 113; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana RR, 69%; illinow Central I R. R., 119%: Oleve- land ‘and Pittsburg R. R., 76%; Northwestern, 35%: do. preferred, 60: Oleveland and Toledo, U9: Rock Island, 91%; Fort Wayne, 97%; Onio Mies. certificates.25 ¥; Weatern Union Telegraph, 44%; Boston Water Power, 24. ———_~ce-___ Tne REPUBLICAN PARTY IN VIRGINIA.— Yesterday the two committees appointed by the two wings of the Republican party of Vir- ginia at the conference the nignt before hada meeting. Senator Wilson and three other dele- gates from the Union League Ulubs of New York, Philadelphia, and Bosten were present, and all divisions of sentiment were adjusted. Hon. J.M. Botts, on behalf of the friends of the Charlottesville convention, accepted a proposition for a joint convention ef the two wings, at Richmond, on the first day of August next, at 12 m.,at the African Cbureh. for the purpose of extending and perfecting the organ- ization of the Republican party, commenced by the convention assembled at Richmond on the 17th of April last. The callis signed by the members of the committee, Governor Pier- point, Hon. J.M. Botts, Lewis McKenzie, of Alexandria, and some three hundred others. pein ea eee Sala iia APPOINTED —The President has appointed Alexander Blies te be secretary of legation at Berlin. .Samuel Strong has been aj appotated poxenue inspector for the District of Colum- ia. ee &# President Johnson bas been offered the hospitalities of Boston and Springfield, Mass., and New Haven, Conn., but has so far only accepted the invitation of the Bostoni: perro in ies Bache @7 Hon. John Morrissey, it is said, wins $40,000 by the result of the prize fight at Aqma Creek to-day. 7 From J.Shillington, Odeon Building. we have received Madame Demorest’s Mirror of Fashions for July. LADIES’ MITE SOCIETY of Mc- NDRE PEL, will hold» STRAW- Y FESTIVAL at the Chapel. on Ma: nu setts ayenue. THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN INGS. June 13 and 14. ATTENTION, PL. BRERS.—A aihecial ing of the JOURNEYMEN PLASTER ERS ASSOCIATION will Le held at he pherd’s Hall, 7th street ot, Louisiana avenue, on FRI- DAY EVENING. at 73, 0 pore Every ‘member is requested to be present. Je 13-2t* “EDMONDSON, Ree. Sec. WORKING N’°S ASSEMBLY.—Mect in h Special Session. at the City Hall, FRIDAY NIGHT. June 14th, for a Mass Mce' t8 o'clock, to concert me u fellow workmen in Ch on Monday night, to aid ‘ago. Ilinois, who are suf- fering in defence of the eight hour Brinei ple. A.T. CAVIS, Je 13- ot lent Workin: embly. ERRY FESTIVAL LAT ROCK Gee hie CHURCH. on June I2th, 13th. and from 4 to 10 p.m. Omnibuses every half hour front ith street Park. Je 12-3t* Oe staw BERRY FESTIVAL AT CHAPEL. Fifth and F streets. The padion of Wesley Chay Chapel will hold a Straw- berry Festival in the Lecture-room of the Church, corner of Fifth and F streets, for the benefit of the guuday hool, commencing on WEDNESDAY EV ENIN G, June 12th, and continuing through the weel ine friends of the school and the public are vg vit je 12-3t ear AL TAX COLLECTOR’s OF FIC } Unitep States Intzasar R ra} District oF CoLumBIA, ASHINGTON, Notice is hereby given that the OF TAXES assessed in thi has been re awwe sident Workingmen ‘ ’s Asi WESLEY Corner of therein specified BECOME DUE AND PAYABL: The taxes included in the aforesaid list are a INCOMES FOR 1%66. LICENSES. BILLIA nD TABLES, CARRIAGES, WATCHES, and SIL- VER PLATE for lesz. I will attend at my Offic No. 46% Sevench street, opposite the General Post “Ofte ily. (Sundays qiet ) from this date to June 30, 1357. from a.m. to 4 o'clock p. nm., to receive the same. AII persons who shall ne t to pay the sums due by them per to the list atore June 30.) will, at able to pay FIVE ‘AL upon the amount ther with other costs 18 CLEPHANE, Collector of Internal Eiveuus for the District of Columbia. Jel2-d ‘W EPISCOPAL CHAPEL FOR »ple.on 23d stre will be opened nday.) Hol ng Prayer at 11 tween G and H strect next SUNDAY nion at 5)3 a.m, og Prayer at 8 p.m. 1 me GRAND FAMILY PI€-NIC AND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, In aid of St. Ann’s Infant Asylum, will be held at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, On THURSDAY. June 13. 1857. The c! harited le of all denominations are earne: rich to in behalfof this noble institution ich e rec ppiecls of infant orphans under fiv: of age without distinction of religion. Tickets 50 cents each. Children half price. Boats will run free during the whole time from puts of G street, Washington, and High st., George- own. Choice Refreshments, and Music for dancing, have been provided, and every arrangement is being made to make this the most elegant affair of the season. Committee of Arrangements from Washin; and Seuss retown :—Col. J. K. O' Beirne, Major J ce John F. Callan, James rel Welch, J. Chapman. Peter Durnan, Higrvey Thos. L. Parsons, James, Reiley, isitman, Geo. iam 1. Newton, V.E. Kin Richard Pettit, T.D Don et 8 ere arthy. and J AN, southwest corner of llth street aye.,cures Rheumatism. mrepdone or the Skin, Colds, Gout, Debility, Affection of Pa- ralysis, Absorption of Mercury and Female plaints. my 2-6m AT A MEETING OF THE JOUNEYMEN CARPENTERS’ ASSOCIATION, held ay Bist. wi the following was ado) : Resolved, That the 1éth of June there be inserted in two. aceapanee an invitation to the Journeymen Car- penters to sore our sressizetion, and thereafter no person shall be admitted for less than five dollars. By order of the ‘Association, JAS.H. REED, President. WM. H. CHAMPION, Site. Sec. je 1-dti5. ESTABLISHED 1852. McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 671 nig AVENUE, CORNER AsT STREET, Capito. Hii, UGS, MEDICINES and Caer LS. PURE’ Be oie CALS, YY. FA i RUMENTS! Ber, ke. Physicians Prescriptions wsaccaratsly compounded. Pes aight Bell promptly answered res TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS.— The tax. ers of the county of Washi: ed that the tax of 1867 is now fee tees feee gt Ee cae ere i the mont une; F cent, dui July, and five percent. if paid in the month of eas, Sed (providing all arrears are will bo clgeede Sige es ae THORS DAYS and SATURDAts. ¢ ron 18 30. m., in_ baseme: weat wing aed ing THURSDAY, sh Jane jek2w JAMES rode Collector. RUIT JARS-OF ALL KINDS Fom SAL FoLRy r . at "8. je Weeki * 975 Pa-aven and BEN sterct, "| PIANOS. 3 2 24 PARLOR el mo ieee cree cea SOnN P ELLIS, Bu | Je 13-co8t ‘10 near i? , Special Telegrams to the Star. LFROM PE TO-DAY. {By Uable to the Associated Press.} Loxpor, June Peep onols, 4%; THi- mois, 79%; LiveRPooL, Jane 13, Neos —Cotton firm; Middling Uptands, 11a11%; Middling Or- leans. 11%. Impértent from Mexice. x New ORLEANS, June i3.—The Picayune has the following :—The Et Comercio, ot Matomo- Tos, of the 7th, gives the folowing as extracts 4 from a letter of the 2d instant from Monterey. Miramen bas died of a tever which attacked him atter he wae wounded at Queretero. Castillo Mejia and several others have been shot. According to a letter I have en from a cheditable person . in San Louis, the most profound silence is preserved as to what is to be done with Marxi- milian. The jef functionaries speak both ways. I have just been told that Mexico Uity was tal yn at the close of the month. El M.cicano, the Imperialist paper. pub- lisbed at Brownsville, proneunces Maximil- fan's a forgery; says it originated with aper at ‘San Lo Potosi. ps ESE: YOUR FRUIT, AND PROCURE the fran JARS in the market at FOLEY & CO. jeI3-eo8t__—s275 Pa. ave., and 316 F 5 Two MORE OF THOSE | BEAUTIFUL WAL- nut case Chickering & Son’s PIANOS. ELLIS. 310 Pennsylvania avenue. h JOHN F. je 13-26 *RULT JARS. I FRUIT JARS, At FOLEY. & CO.'s. of the latest tterns. at low Sgures. (275 Penina. avenue, and Se Petree” Je 13- W ASHINGTON ASYLUM, Junxu 12, 1867. Pro with 1 pals for supplying ¢ the Washington Asylum EATS for the fiscal year commencing July will be received by the Commissioners un- 22d instant. All information relative tothe quantity and qual- ity required will be furnished on application to the Intendant, at the Asyl htendant, at the NOH i McDRVITT, iF ‘SS KELLY, je 13-6t Ciiticnteatonert w ashington ne lum. WASHINGTON ASYLUM, Junx 12, 1897, Proposals for sup ying the Washington Asylnm with MEDICINES Sheth fiseal year, commencing July Ist, 1867, will be ie ‘eived by the Commission-. ers until the 22d inst. ‘ ar reserve the right to reject any or all the chedules of articles required can be procured on application at the Asylum. JOHN Ne. REY: aT. WM. SLATER JAS. KE Commissioners Washington Asylum, SHINGTON ASYLUM, Jcve 12, 1867. Eropoesies’ for furnishing t the Wi pshington Asylum with OD AND GOA mint ner by the oners nntilthe 22d instant. The coal to 240 pounds to the ton, and to be delivered, vood, within the grounds of the Asylum, free of expense to the Corporation. ¥ Ash ¢ al: furnace size. 2 Ash Stone Coal, small size. sc McDEVITT, 30 tons best £0 cords Pine je 13-6t__ Commissioners Washington Asylum. ( COURT. JUNE 11. 1867 —DIs OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON ‘Ok y eas itepat case of Jai di i ased, the “aforesaid has, with the approbation of the Orphans’ Court of Washington county aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY. Jnly 2.1857, for the final set: tigment and distribution of the personal estate of said de ana of the assets in hand, as far as ave been collec \d turned into money ; hen and where all the creditors and heirs of sald weed are notified to attend, with their claims Properly vouched. or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all Lenefit in. said deceasnd’s estate : provided a copy of this orderbe published once a or three weeks in the nal Intelligencer ond Exening Star previous to the said day. Test : . R. O'BEIRNE Register of Wills. OR MEAT RACK AND COUNTER, all com- plete; cost $150; will be sold for $50.’ Apply at 119 Penn. avenue, between 19th and 20th sts. Jelz-3t PINEY PONT HOTEE. T WATER BATHING. ‘This well known Ferort rill be open for the re- ception of visitors on the 2uth of June. ard per da $2.50. Board per we WM. MITCHE LP Proprietor. Steamers leaye Washington every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 6 o’clock a. m., and Baltin y Tuesday, Friday and Satur Touching going and return- 4 Je 12-tf DUC hea PRICES OF DRY GOODS, AT THE Store o! i OGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 7th wee between New York avenue and L street. as low as 15 cents per yard. | DRESS GOODS. from 2) to So cents CALICOES at 10, 1232, and'35 cents; the best for 18 and 20 cents. UNBLEACHED COTTONS, from. 1p cents: to 2 cents: an excellent ¢ We for 12/2 cent: BLEACHED CO’ from l0 cents upward. Androscoggin 4-4 The at 25 cents. A large stock of LINENS and PIECE GOODS for men and boys, at very low prices. White Piques and White Goods in variety. jel2-st* Come and see for yourselves. *RAY DRESS GOODS FOR SUITS at 25.30, 35, 40,50.60. 75 cents, and $1 per yard. Goods for TRAVELLING DRESSES from 25 cents to $1.25 per yard. BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS from $1.50 to $5 Small CHECK SILKS at Q1 and $1.26 per yard. PLAID AND FIGURED BOULARD SILKS at 75 cents. Fine Printed ORGANDIES at 87 and 50 cents. Paris printed PERCALES at 37 and 50 cents. Fine ENGLISH and FREN@H LAWNS at 25 and 30 cents. PARIS BROCHE GRENAD#ES 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 $3.50 per yard. FINE AMERICAN PRINTS at 12,15, 18, and 20 cents. BJ We desire to close out oar stock as s00n ag possible. The styles of our DRESS GOODS are quite new and cannot be excelled in this market. The prices named above are BXTREMELY LOW for the quality of the gocds. We confidently expect todo » very large business within the next three or four weeks. JOS..S. MAY, & CO., 308 Penpsylvania avenue, je 12-2tif between@th and 10th streets, ATTING, CHEAP MATTING 29 CENTS A YARD. 25 CENTS A YAR.. We will sell the balance, 2® rolls, 4-4 Checked ATTING, at the low price Zoscents per yard,to close consignment, Large lot assorted DRY GOODS, which must be told very low to close a consignment. Call and get bargains. M. K. WALSH & CO:, ‘ Dry Goeds Auction Store, je 87t 285 Penna. ave., cor. lth st. ua. | PPPPPPPPPPPP PEPE PPPPPPPPE OTICE LINEN COLLAR LAUNDRY. We take penanrs in informing our customers and friends that we have, in connection wit r Shirt and Collar Manutactery,a LAUNDRY, with ¢ expe- rienced hands, where we will Laundry Linen Uol- lars, giving them m fine Snish and the appearance Collars. It has been @ ent trouble with our customers in wearing Linen Collars to get them properly finished, and to obviate the difficulty, and jor their accommodation, we have been induced to make eeverepmames £0 to guit them in that very par- ticular artic! LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, ‘Manufeetusers of and Dealers in LADIES’ ANDGENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS 324 Pennsylvania avenue, my 28-Im between 9th and sts. ALAD CB pared f Balad. CROSSE & BLACK WEL 8 VINBOA Re ornam TURKEY FIG ne Beeee te eed decanters. ond with anole : NECTARINEB.°)N. W. PUNCH, Be? nf) my 35 under Ebbitt Houve. et ose 18 Bettas PAR ESSNG OF malB E.ALLIOT, FREWCH HAIR- DRESSER, 324 E street, between ‘and 14th, bee te pantry, Bi ” pee’ feciees yearsin rey oa and Ni aoa) tinge faz tah bemor sane he priaen MEtBororrtan seat ria RGER, 1 sta, ce & . «Attire tn Geergetewn. ‘THE AQuEDUOT —The officers of the Uhe-- apeake and Ono c: have been informed that the aqueduct will be closed to-morrow bight, and the passage of beats suspended. REAL F Sa.Lzg.—Thos. Dowling, anc- neery ry Riot on thesouth side 2d al fining. th etna copest | Be 4 bes reet, with « ri @ ngers | - Bur 2 Fed bond are vementen bushels it. Sales—50o bushels white Wheat at $2.61: 218 bushels white “cota at Area \ THE aL.—Arrived—The Mill Boy, with orn to maraet: and twenty, boats with coal. the American Uo., 518 tons; Borden Co., 2.0.14 tons; Central Co., 671.8 tons; Consolida- tion, 226.12 tons; Hampshire and Baltimore Co., 325. iodo Moter, mercnand + 215.18 res eo. Moler, merchandize to lift- Beas G ‘Washi fish and salt to. Iitt-lock 49, and 1¢ boats ig! Port or Grorncrrown.—Eatered—S:eamer Hy orfolk, Vance master, from New York. leared—Schr. Western Star, Crowell master, for Portland. {OR FRUIT JARS, GO TO LEY & CO.. _je 13-008t 275 Pa. ave., ior 316F street. HoRRES FOR SALE—At Pumphrey’s Stable.— A beautiful bright sorrel HOR: sy ere old, warranted sound; kind and gentt ul n single or double harness. a. @ very: some black Bai haw HORS) years old, war- ted sound, apd gentle ins ingle or double ness; has n ridden and driven for the last pear hy a lady. Both Horses are good stepers, and together make a very stylish team. Wi be sold cheap. je 13-6t 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 Notions. b Ladie: in rely upon fair dealing and the very otwest prices. Our stock is kept full by daily nacelntes froin New York and Philadel Iphia. YHE EUREKA PRESERVING es “fall supply on hand, and offered at reasonable ‘rates, at wholesale and retail. By SIBLEY & GUY. Agents, jel -d 322 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and lith sis. 00D BLEACHED MUSLIN, fall yard wide. 126 cts. hese = lot of beantital LAW nat ap, just reeeived and for sale eee “PENTAMIN MILLER, je 10 101 Bridge rgetown, D.C. SANFORD, WISHING TO CLOSE | OUT her business by the Ist of July, offers great Lergains in BONNETS and MILLINERY goods. 34}, Market Space. ween 7th and 8th streets. N. B.—Lease and Fixtures of store for sale low. je 10-6" GuINGLes. SHINGLES. Just arrived. 200. 000 CYP PRESS SHINGLES. for saleat our Yard. or at piles wharf, foot of ith street west. T. EDW. CLARK & © Tiaber Dealers, Va. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts east, near U.S. Navy Yard. Landof Thor; by J. Ross Browne; dilnstrated: $2. listory of the Pana- ma Railroad; by F. ‘tis, M.D; illustrated; as. Conington’s Thansintion of Virgi 's © Cecil Castlemaine’s: Ga, by “Ouida; C »sity Shop; be Edition; $1. iD, Shakspere’s Complete Works; London Edition; $6. Nora and PET L ie Hove: dy we Fuller’s Small Fruit Culturist; illustrate Ee je 10 NCK TAYLOR. ‘ Jeld-3t EW BOOKS.—The a LOU (A ssontmunt 5 or. ue YOU cCOMPLETE— "All grades of FAMIL All grades of BARRA, grades 0 Fine and Middiings FLOUR, morte for Bas iy ATE. ssortment for Baker's use complete. VERY LOW RATES All kinds of Mill Feed. Bess Straw. All Ground Alum and Fine Indiana near Baltimore Depot. ap Oxr PIANO NE Rosewood Holtan PIANO. made by Gilbert; One aosewood PIANO, made by Meyei One almost néw Boardman & Gray “Cover; $250. For sale upon ¢; term A large lot of Steinway & Son’s and North Amer- ican Piano Co.’s Instruments has just been re- ceived at the ware-rooms. of W. G. METZEROTT & - sole agent of Steinway’s Pianos, and Ma- son & Hamlin’s Cabinet Organs. my 9 WASHINGTON HOM@PATHIO DISPEN- 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 June next it will be opened to pa- ts twice instead of on ay. will, moreover, endeavor to attend all the OUT-DOGR PATIENTS whoneed our assistance, N. 5. —The poor vaccinated FREE. this purpose we add to our present staff Dr. wi a. "Hale and Dr. C. W. Sonnenscmidt. DISPENSARY HOURS. From2 ta Se" ‘clock P. M.. VERDI. M. D., é ERDL, M. D eras iee cleck P.M WILLIAM HALE. M. VW YRONNENSCHMID?, Mf. D. _ie 8-2w* T. 8. VERDI. M. D.. Secretary. YORN MEAL — Fresh be CORN MEAL, from Foundry Bills | sale in lots by IN & BERRY, je10-Ln* street, Georgetown, = = 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. Afine assortment of the above Goods in Store, and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, 505 9th street. 85 Ry ate mh 28-3m NSIDE SHUTTERS. Inside 8 Windo ion French furnished ‘anteed at lowest utters, French and Imi oors of any style or atshort notice. Satisfaction guar prices. “~Builders’ Depot, 562 Seventh street, Opposite Centre Market. my 21-Im H.W. HAMILTON & CO. EF ISHING TACKLE! FISHING TACKLE u emearket. assortuicut of FASE NG TA Loe LE é in thom oa 324 D street, between 10th and lth Excise WILLOW BATs, AMES. CHeQuEt’S SA AMUE EL F. AG: . DUA D trent between 1p IRD CAGES! BIRD CAGES! c ock of BIRD CAGES. in re it: The largest st eee hea city. apis-tf 324 Dstreet, between Soth aes ith. Wy HOLssaLe BONNETT HOUSE. c.W. “THORN, Wholesale Dealer and Jobber of STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, 487 STH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue Washington, D.C. Positively no Goods sold at retail. _ my 17-eotf T:% COLLIERY ERCP MINT One AND MANA- /EBS.—We, the subscribers, H. D. Binp and J.M. Duntop, of Petersburg, Va. BASE BALL, and States inted nts in the Uni Mevors. 30. + LEVICK'S PATENT COAL. CUTTING MACHINE. (patent right secured.) in- vite the aftention of colliery proprietors and man- ie machines are now ready for sale, on reason- able terms. ‘Those wishing information concerning she cost Re vprhing of the the machines will be fur- ay ing to nis! with it by applying RD & DUNLOP, my23-2w __ Post Office Box 42, Petersburg, W ASEINGTON IRON MN WOBKS. GRAY AND. Bri oh Founders, Machinists, and Boiler Corner of Maine avenue and 3d street, Manutactuters of Improve: ‘Stationary Port- erie con aie of ny Feuivecturat powers a Wa, i Fi Raili: i Forgtogs, 3 fron. phd Brass One tio ecient or pew ant — el us to 0! 1088 mah in‘our line & superior class o ‘oral erms. Burnham’ a Improxed Jouval ls my 2-3m. ipa rs to ILIAN PEBBLE Sty sgsxnarelll me 240 Penna. avenue, ae gasilinn Pebbles inserted Pi 20 order. | 5 FUBRIGHING GOODS. {o* P COURVOISIER’S’ CELEBRATED PABIS KID GLovEs, ‘WITH SHORT.AND, LONG CUFFS, © MLL SIZES AND-OOLORS, xi LOCKWODR, Bae reou ‘PIG NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. E X82 810N 40 GLY MONT. _penpay, UNE 167n, 1867, For i fit of the \HIDows Po CL GERMANIA TICKETS 50 CENTS, Children ‘codec years at Sa.m es ees he} bj Wea jac bea nd Thos. To ouinenivnr MMITTEE. co PLEASURE eke GRAND COMBINATION PIC-NIC st. DOMINICES AND: ‘ST. ALOYSIUS CORNET BANDS. To be given at the Seventh sireet Park, ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19. 1867. ickete—0 cents; admitting a gentleman and ladies The Committee Rictse themselves to rank this among the best of the season. ergman’s fine String Band has peen engaged. Dancing to commence at 1 oclock. Committee of Arran, ements. Iden, Es 3B Brose Joseph. Rai Lift . B. Bre 5 ic . z Berar PA. Caton, W.E. Wise, T. Thyson. je 12-4 OSTPONE WASHINGTON ZOUAVES THE FIELD AGAL GRAND MITATARY AND CIVIC AFTER- NOON AND EVENING REUNION WASHINGTON Z@UAVES, For the beneht of fe Unitoe Fund St the Com- AT THE WARE ASHINGTOR PRARK. a1. PTRERT, AY, JUNE tered Samittings gentleman anc "into. ey, cents. PRs GRAND ciel Phd oF EAST WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY TO GLYMONT, be givenon WEDNESDAY, June 19, 1857. Al ra friendsfof the cause of Tem- perance are respectfully invited to, patronize this Excursion ,as the pro- ceeds are for the benefit of Columbia Division S. of -a new Division, and in need of support, The managers pledge themselves to make it the Excur- sion of the season. No liquor will be allowed on the boat and grounds. bora particulars in future advertisements. Je ROF. } RREIG’ DANCING tant mote aaa Penn. ave., opposit jetropo and Friday evenings, from Stol0o'clock.” The hall can be rented for meetings, &c. my 10-ly ——— GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS. 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 STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bought since 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 Shectings and Shirtings, Cambrica and Muslins, Parasols and Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirta, Calicoes, Ging- hams, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, with a full assortment of Gentlemens’ and Boy’s wear. Also, Summer Undershirts aud Drawers, Neckties, &c., making acomplete assortinent, adapted to the best family trade, to whitli he calls the attention of cash buyers. {mys25-Tm] J.H. SMOOT. NEW GROCERY STORE IN GEORGTOWN The subscriber havin, 0.125 Bri g resumed business at his ge street, corner of High, respectii solicits the customers of the late firm of A. J. ‘Kadeliffe & Co., together with the custom of his old friends aud the publicin general. Hav- ing had thirty years’ experience in. the Grocery Business, and having now on hand a large stock of Groceries bought at the lowest wholesale prices for cash, he is enabled to sell as low as any store in the District. He would call particular attention to his large and well-selected stock of TEAS, which he offers at from $1 to $2 per pound for Japans and Blacks, aud from $1 to $2 25 per pound for Greens, These Teas are cheaper than avy offered for like qualities by the so-called tea companies of the Dis- trict, which he will prove to any one who will favor him with a call, He has too much respect for the ublic to attempt to delude, as the veiled prophet did his followers. He would also call pag ticular attention to his stock of WINES and LIQUO. being nearly the entire stock sold at auction ai George ae Esq. These diguors Fe over ten years old. Also, 19,000 CIGA t $4 per hun- dred or five for a quarter, equal a "olgars usuall sold at ten cents apiece. His assortment of FA! ILY GROCERIES is complete, which he will de- liver free of charge. Terms cash. iy approved customers monthly payments. No longer credit except by special agree- men my 15-colm W. H, TENNEY. Ce DRY GOUDS—We are now seling: fall Madder Calicoes, handsome styles cents; best makes, 15 to 18% cents; F Bleached Meus lin, 10 cents; full yard wide do., good goods, 12: droscoggin do. 25 conte: Unb} 12%4, 15, tr; Cr ae Lawns, 20nd Percals. yaponet, and Brilliants. of Mohair Goods for Dresses and Suits; White Goods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills and Cottonades, Beas ‘keeping mg, Gooke; &c. We invite an examination oN AMIN MILLER, my 20-Im* 101 Brass street, Georgetown. ee db as HEADQUARTERS. Save per id buy your FANCY Goons, ‘HORTERY. DIES’ AND GENT.’S FURNISHI 2 GOODS, ATOOP SKIRTS, TRIM- MINGS, &c.. YouNe & BEHREND, No. 120 Bridge street, next to the National Bank of Commerce, Georgetown, D.C. New Goods daily received. ap 17-2m* V 7M. H. WHEATLEY’S ins STEAM DYEING AND CLEANSIN ESTABLISHMENT. Office. No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, Cc. Established in 1831 ; premium awarded by the Meteo? politan Institute, 1357 ; rebuilt 1866, ia now by fur the largest and most complete establishment of the kind in this section of countr, Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds done in the best manner, Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber solicits the continued custom of the communi Goods received and returned by express with the utmost promptness and des} eanacoh Post Office address. Lock Box No. 80. Office closes daily at Raeek excep Batnniey | pia it is closed at 8% p. m. 1 would take this occasion to return many thanks. to my old frignds and patrons for their liberalit the past, and shall endeavor By politeness to tomers and strict attention to business to meri large share of their future patronage. By lar increased facilities for obtaining supplies, and hering strictly to the cash system, T shall be en- led. to gaer a much better assorted.steck at lower ‘o call the special attention of the Paves and: pu blic in general to one of the greatest novelties of the age, THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. For beauty, comfort and style it cannot be sur- passed. Call’ and look at. them before purchasing any others. Call early. Itis proper for me to say you can rely upon finding a g assortment of other leading and staple styles of. ladies’, gents’, misses’, boys’ and children’s BOOTS and & OS: Also, men’s, boys’ and children’s HATS and CA’ in great variety; with BASE BALL SHOES of all sizes. Don't forget the place. H. C. WINDSOR, Dealer in Boots. Shoes and Hats, je?- os 359 7th st., bet. Land K sts. TENNEY, oHWHOLBSALE AND RETAIL GROCER, Southeast corner Bridge a1 a High streets, npowder, in 25 itie Powder, eorgetown, De C Wiil: sell Dupont’s ie prices, lo BUOTS, SHOES AND HATS. a ely reble F Gun pound Mctallic Kegs, and wireints in 5 pound Canisters, at Also, Shot of all sizes ts of not than five bags at.one-half cent per pound above factory prices. Je-6-e03t SE. ERAL SPLENDID PARLOB OBGANS, with Patent Organ Swell, and one w: movable Pedal Bass, (very convenient organ pectice at a Rome wil et : Loi Ak 2D Be nae AT COST, Malco, 1 Meceetact uae: peery Bs ar atrednced prices: ED & BRO. m 13-2m No, 4! Pith en. @ Pa. 250 & CORDS OF WOOD FOR. SAL ata i bat me thi eo millet om thooansl. "Rvpiy at ree canal. aes" treet. between 23d and ath te Pete T. EMELY, Ls JOHN COSGHOVE. 176 Bu ae $30,000 ¥°8T™ °F, pexcH Goons IMPORTED BY M. WILLIAN, No. 336 Penn. avenue, ‘Will positively be sold at cost to reduce stock. The goods to-be sold are such as BLACK SELKS, for Mantillas and Dresses. Velvets, all colors, Velvet Ribbons, ek | ney Man of all kinds. ace Upliars & Sots, Hairbraids, from 15 to ot t ‘ate cingbes long, ete for Hire 4 a} . a) a Be f Peet: Radi tee Undergarments, ing Robes, v auras "Fem, fi a Straw Bonnets, fen es apenas Hi mK ‘ is, ee 'V Be sth 2 .—A BLAt Dei wr to ‘N° Blacksm it ‘ eae avenue, avenut, BetwinmE eed Y tr ; i ae id ANTED—! fe and Wis referred Ci nme <a wise oa th. between @ and M NTRE « Hotel, eet) tmmediately at 527 7th etree: ute ‘@ young man, a SITUATION Bhar inte Ktore, or eny light Address M., Star offi et ANTE! CBITUATION travel with a ly to onic for thyee days, at 34 G atreet. WwW ah D—A_ thorough! alified € RR Apply to SHAS ey. pt opposite Obrotiicie office, or to CHA RL 0.. corner 6th and G sts ol ANSE, -A DRESSMAKER. To a reise’ hand, good Wages and steady employment in airy &t 234 Penn. avenue, at MISs W? city ee. Wa ane geod COLORED Look & r general house work. ‘irl fo: 5 oot ie pply 'V ines earriiy ATION aa seamstress erness in a family; a nice sewer and b and a good machine operator. References gis on i. required. Address Box 6, Star Utice. ea V 7 ANTED— Four energetic MEN, to canvass for the Guardian, in Washington and Alexandria, Apply, immediately at TINNEY’S Book th street. ae Wasi D—A WOMAN. One who can coms well recommended, to cook, wash, and irou Ay —— 12th street’and Maryland avenue a @reepectabl« young girl, a SIT. v TATION to do genera housework fora small rivate family. Apply at No. 33 Congress . scorgetown. Je 1 3i V /ANTED—A ROOM or suite of ROOM: can be readily fitted to accommodate a smail school. Address *‘J.J.M.,’’ Star Uftice. ye 10-5t* V 7ANTED— About an ACRE OF GE within the suburbs of the city; mn that can be converted into a track patch corms mount be stated. Address J. B., ie office. el Bot /ANTED TOLUY From 15 to 30,000 FELT OF GROUND. Located North between ath and 2id'ste. Nrost, STAR: ETCA (Plant's Bulging on ie8 New York avenue and 1 ANTED—WANTED-MEN for the Gata States Army, at 461 C street, near Baltimore Railroad Depot. je bn or Ed kind of FRULT, for Distilling s—such as Cherries, Blackberries, kl der Berries, rigs, Pesches, Apples, aud Grapes. x vy J bighest HN GAYNOR, 36 Market iret fosreaara: D.C, set-in" win ED TO BUX—By E.8. JUSTH, Ladies Gentlemen's Pr eoces: ings Clotting, Un derelothing. Beddi ts and Si + &e., &e, at NB Ro street tween L and “Y sts. north! ‘o matter by jow much they may have been Je4im* RT ANTEDIA furnished HOUSE, convenient distance from 9th and Pennsy: Ivania avenue, with modern improvements. Address Box 355 P! O., stating terms, &c. my 3) Vv ANTED—Ladics to knew that the best and cheapest place for HOOP SKIRTS, COR- Sy and SHOULDER BRACES, is that of U HS. UM, 49 La. avenue, between 6th and 7th ots, Goats are warranted to fit or no sale. m?)-tf WwW ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of value, at the old cere btiahed ty re Pawnbro- ker’s tore of {R. FULTO 502 9th street, 3 forte. iz Bole Agent for ER'S e2-ly LOST AND FOUND. 5 REWARD-—Strayed away, on Tuesday, to lth inst © WHITE COW, with horns ant red ears; aslit mone of them, The above reward will be paid for her return to WM. McBRIDE, Je 13-8t* Corner 1334 and ( streets, Isiand. REWARD-—Strayed or stolen, a large black SOW, with six Shoats,4 blac 1 spotted. two of the young pigs were not altered. The above reward willbe given if returned to 660 N street, between 4th and 5th sts. Je 13-2t* RODGER CARROLL. StRaYX AYED OK STOLEN FROM THE SUB ber, on Thursday, the 6th, a small dark red ‘ives milk; hassix teats. | will give $5 if ‘she is returned to Me, corner Ist street east and O weet th. yest ELIZA MARSHALL. 5 REWARD—LOST—A KOLL OF GREEN- BACKS and NATIONAL BANK NOTED (ilu,) Were lost between Pennsylvanie avenue ang bth street, and forse r7th and D strects. The above reward will be paid to the party returning the same to M. WILPIAN 336 Feuna.ave. je 3-tt OST—At the National Theatre, or between there ag Willard’s, ee ae. a BRACE ET. marked A. F. ir’ thday Gaft, ir 3 The finder will be libersily rewarded ba leav- dug the same at illard’s Hotel. fort Kivé ra * PLACE. BUTTER DEPARTMENT. In connection with our r Store we have built one of BARRETT’S rN TORS. REFRIGERA- city 3,000 pounds. D me will be Gil Sp Furnish Families and Butter a tthe Revie Y PRIME FRESH SW el BUTTER ter is C ou ing > tact with Toe eee Oy PNG a BON _je6-Im Corner ay ay. and 15th street. ALL FOR THE “REAL ESTATE JOUB- NAL,” published by JOHN PATCH, Office N. E.corner 7thstreetand Louisiana avenue, Agent tor A ae best Life, Fire, and Accidental Insurauce ‘FoR SALE—1.200 Maryland and Virginia FARMS, HOUSES, and LOTS, in all parts of tho city. my 4-Im* OCKS! LOCKS! " LOCKS!!1 BEST pESORTEAES OF noone San BUILD- ARDWARE IN THE CITY BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 SEY ENTH STREET Opposite Centre Market. my 21-Im H. W. HAMILTON & CO. Ww j/M. A. ee Nek 00! aad ; PAPER BAG WAREHOUSE, je 5-1m* 7 Lonisiana avenue. PASTcRE FOR HORSES AND COWSon the farm of Geesboro, well fenced tered and shade, on the most reasom: terms. Apply to R. DUFFY, atthe N tional Race Course. my 23-1m* N&TICE. -—The undersigned have formed a lim ited copartnership for conducting the HOTEL ESS. in the city of Washington, D. C.. wi or the name and firm of eae & GREEN, cordine to the provisions aet of Congress. Ms J D. Hendley and Fis ashington, are eral part Morrison apd Michael Green, who have each paid mand contrib uted the sum of eight thousand three hundred and thirty-three 3345-100 dollars in cash to the capital stock. are the special partners. The said partnership was formed on the Ist wey - April, 1807. and is to consings sl as vpets from, i spas 5 NDL are HERN ARD GREEN MORRISON my 20-Mst MICHARL GRE ARIS AND NEW YORK MILLINERY, Mrs, A. G. GASTON ‘has just returned from. New York with a large and elegant assortment ef fine French, English, ‘American Stra’ nets Hats tor ladies and childre rystal, Amber, Pearl, and Straw Orna. ments. Also,a general assortment of fine’ French wore Zz nnet and Hat Frames in ercet variety, Kibbo ike, Crapes, Tulles and Beal |, &e. Particular mtcwathoe given to all orders. Rooms, 446 8th street, near acniger ey ave- OUNG LANGFORD, the Chowones seat pacten ee cae procured fro: estate of Commodore BR. ¥F- ton, of mew New Jere will make the ofl cing April 24 and ending November 24, (at Glen ® lien 7 farm, about abe les north- ‘west of Georgetown, in the District of Col bia, at $50 for the season, payable at ‘the the 0 pedigree and furt! . her eta: pier Cc. Ww. TUNE ER, ap 20-l2w Manager. 0 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. ‘The largest and best stock of Sash, Roce: Blinds, it Brackets, Newel Poste and Balusters Boor aud Window France, and Building Materials — q 6: nth street, Biuildess: Depot, 5 9 Soxen ath corect N my 21-Im H. SHELTON & Go. .—Young men who have mm Conan Aa Youn secret habits, which weer a ca migaoga al ola Part he follies of youth, or other Ga feel ade- theme in advance of their years, themselves under nt of any one: nt pene “The M Friond adios of by xusing mens qearet Wetemt). Goat t0 any andzees: ia env of gents, “Address CHEE A BROART & Ob. Boston, Mase. bo8ly MPORTANT TO CABINET Zamaet dered ass ses HATE ae, oe widths, which I am pre prices UHL Fo BASS * 394-De between 10th and lith. ISHING GOODS EVERY 3 8. F. Sevag. Hoses 324 D, between 10th and 11! iARBIAGES! CARRIAGESI Cc Gage utes a : extensive stock new sees SE. ‘ahd at reasonable|