Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District hfe D. WALLAGH, Editer and Pre nmpuaia WASHINGTON OITY: JUNE 14, 1867. 7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. J The following is the official showing of the daily circulation of the papers named be- low, made under the cali directed by the re- cent act of Congress: Eveninc STAB, +7,715 copies per day. Intelligencerssee 3.552 The returns of advertising by the same city papers for the quarterending December 31, 1866, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: EVENING STAR... Intelligencer.esee —-— 208 NEW SUBJECTS FOR LECTURES. There sre a great many eubjects which, al- thongh they are current topics of conversa- tion in the community, are but little under- stood. Take, for instance, life insurance, building associations, co-operative societies, and other subjects which may be embraced unger the general head of political economy. Although the masses enter into these things they doso mostly on the recommendations of others, and without the investigation neces- sary for a thorough understanding of the prin- cipleson which they are based, and the laws which govern them. New, there sre some few men who could take up any such subject, and stripping it of technicalities and abstractions, present itto an audience of average intelli- gence in such a plain and familiar style, as to make it perfectly understood, Much good might be done in this way. Caudle lectures, generally on the subject of domestic economy, are not likely to become popular with married men; but that house- hold affairs may be treated in & manner to interest and improve an audience is proved by the euccess of Professor Blot; and a New York M. D has recently lectured to a crowded house nm Boston, on the subject of life assn- ramce, presenting the subject in an entirely new light to many of his auditors. We believe that there is a rich field open for popaiar lec. turers, wich they can work with profit to themselves and their hearers. NO LAW AGAINST PRIZE FIGHTS. Some surprise bas been expressed that prize fights are carried on with impunity in the bordering State of Virginia without interfer- ence from the authorities of Virginia or the police of this city. We learn that there is no statute law in Virginia to enable the authori- ties to interfere, and the same is true of this District. An effort was made to get a law passed by Congress at the Jast session to en- able the police authorities to suppress any- thing of that sort attempted here, or having 1ts origin here; but it failed tor want of tim In the State of Pennsyivania a law was passed by the Legislature, atter the McGlade and Collyer fight, making it a penal offence in that State, and Congress will doubtless do the same for this District, and the Virginia Legis- dature for that State: but as aboye stated, at present the authorities here and in Virginia are beiplese in the matter. Major Richards and his force were on the alert, and sucenss- fully, to prevent any loss to our citizens from the crowd of professional thieves Passing through. It is believed that not a penny was Stolen by thy + profe-sionals” in our police limits, and they were sent away from the city the moment they showed their faces. A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. We have beret fore urged the importance of inducing emigration into Virginia and other Southern States, and we are therefore glad to see that at a meeting of tarmers, iand- -owners, and capitalists, in Alexandria, Va., yesterday, there was a unanimous expression of opinion “that the great need of this State is that the Janda of Virginia ehould be divided into smaller farms than those in which they are Row held, in order to promote the settlement among us of real owners of the soil, who will thus have a direct interest in the future wel- fare and prosperity of the State.” Resolutions Were adopted to urge upon the land-owners of Virginia the advantage to themselves and to the State of subdividing their lands into tracts of such size as will meet the demands of the market; to gather information ot the loca- tion, soil, and character of the lands so offered for sale. and the prices of the same; and also to establish agencies in the leading cities et the United States, and in toreiga countries, where it may be deemed necessary. Also for the organization of the Virginia Land Company, ‘With authority to receive subscriptions of Jand at fairly estimated values, and to hold ; and dispose of the land so subscribed. —— ee RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION. Two separate meetings were held in Alex- andria. Va., yesterday by the representatives -of the Orange and Alexandria and the Manas. sas Gap Railroad Companies respectively, with a view to consummate the consolidation of thecompanies. At the meeting of the board of directors of the Orange and Alexandria road, their president, John S. Barbour pre Sided. At the meeting ot the bondholders Of ‘the Manassas Gap road, $540,000 worth of stock (& majority) was represented, and our fellow-citizen, J. C. McGuire, Esq., who is one of the heaviest holders of preferred bonds: presided. The terms on which consolidation ‘should be consummated were discussed, and dt was decided to submit to the Orange and Alexandria Company two separate proposi- tions, one of which it is likely will be ac- cepted by them. The first was:—To receive and exchange the present bonds tor the face; that is, the amount called for on the face, without any interest. The second:—To re- ceive the bonds at 62% per cent. flat; that is; including all the interest due on them. These (twenty-year) bonds have about thirteen and @ balf years to run, and there is due on them about six and a half years interest, at the rate of seven per cent. Tus Mazineg Coz: ‘This corps, we bear, is not up to its maximum number (3,600) but is nearly so notwithstanding no extra induce- mentsare being made to secure recruits. The Personnel ef the corps within three or four years past has improved considerably: a much better class of men having enlisted in that time than in former years. A few days agoa conu- pleof colored men appeared at the barracks Bere and offered to enlist but were Tejected, at which they seemed much disappointed. Tse WHITs HOvUsE.—This being Uabinet day, no visitors were admitted at the Execu. tive Mansion. All the members of the Uabinet were present except Secretary Browning, who is absent from the city. PERSON AL.—Uol. Nagle, recently arrested in Ireland for Fenianism, is the same person who was in this city during the Fenian ex. Citement acting as Inspector General of the F, B. in this District. RecawrTion of a MINISTER.—The new Grecian Minister was received by the Presi- Gent to-day in the Blue Parlor, at the Execu- tiue Mansion, having» been presented by the Secretary of State. S87 The Select Couneil of Philadelphia has &@ Pesolution birt the Mospitalities the city to President Johnson. The - Soa ‘Gouselt did not act in the matter. ven pacer loecihie erect PmRsoNAL.—Nenator Wilson passed through ‘this city yesterday on his way home. He stopped bere only an houror two. S87 The Union State Uonvention of Oalifor- * tary ae nominated George 0. Gorham for@ov- iis fonpareil sailed from New ¥. for Europe py pes : bd a7 General Hooker sailed for Europe Wednesday. a 3 | fellow workmen in Ch GOVERNMENT SECURI ‘Se WaAsuInoeTon, June 14, 1867.-_Jay Oooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securities: Buying. Selting. RK rtd 0.8.68 PON, 1881.00. 3 U.S. Five Twenties, 1862 110 4 U.S. Five Twenties. 1864. wT U.S. Five Twenties, 1865. 06% «TK U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J'y,'65. i 9K, U.S. Ten Forties. .esces coos: 100% U.S. Seven Thirties, August, ex 106 4 U.S. Seven Thirties, June, 105% 106 U.S. Seven Thirties. Jaly 105 3¢ 106 4.30's. Jaly 109% Gold..... +22e-—____ FINANCIAL, Lewis Johnson & Qo. quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows. New YorE, June 14.—First Board—U. 5. 6's, 1881, coupons, 112x: U. S. 5.20’s, coupons, 110; U.S. 10.40’s,coupons,100 4; U.S. 7.30"8,106 4; Pacific Mail, 138; Aulantic Mail, 1064 Co., 3056; Cumberland Coal Co., 26%; Quick- silver, 43%; Maripoea, 7; do. preferred. rope: York Central Railroad, 101 y.60 Erie preferred, 74; ‘Hudson River Railro: 108K; meaning R. R., 106%; Michigan Central R.R., 112%; Mic! an Southern and N. Indiana R.R., 68; ‘Ulinow Central R. R., 119%; Oleve- land ana Pittaburg R. R., 76; Northwestern, 35 lo. preferred, 59%; Oleveland and Toledo, —: Rock Island, 9%; Fort Wayne, 97\; Ohio and Mies. certificates, 25; Weetern Union Telegraph, 44%; Boston Water Power, 23. +20 _____ THE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter lor eale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails. containing a Full Account of the Prize Fight at Aquia Creek yesterday between Uollyer and Aaron; The Organization of the Sixth- fifth Council of Washington; Full Report of the Surratt Tri A capital story, entitled “Port in a Storm;” The Methodist Sunday School Convention; The Seventh-street Pres. byterian Church culty; Movements of the Working People; Reports of Meetings of Political Associations during the week; Usefal Items of Domestic Eeonomy; Humorous Sketches, with Domestic, Military, Naval, Departmental, and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dispatch Sy 5.20's, In.&Iy, REMOVALS.—It is stated that on or about the 30th instant a number of temporary elerks, probably forty or fifty, will be discharged from the Quartermaster General's office, there being no appropriation from which to pay them after that time. Also, that a number of clerks will be discharged from the Third Au- ditor’a office. A day or two since twenty clerks were discharged trom the officeof Gen. OQ. H. Tompkins, Deputy Quartermaster Gen- eral, some ot whom have been engaged in his office for five years, where they rendered good service during the war. Gen. Tompkins re- tains only about twelve clerke. RECEIrTS FROM OvsTOMs.—The receipts from customs from June Ist te 8th, at the ports below named, are as follows: New York, $2,059,000; Boston, $418,'48.02: Philadelphia, $211,352.04: Baltimore, $109,854.62; New Or- leans, $60,163.14; San Francisco, (from May 4 te 11,) $149,255. If sEEMS probable that another hitch may occurin the court proceedings in the Surratt case after the new jury is made, through ob- jection being made to the Grand Jury, as if the Petit Jury was illegal, the Grand Jury panel organized in the same manner has the same defect. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this source to-day were $685,301.04. @7 Since the ist of January last, 100,297 emigrants from Europe have arrived at New ‘York. OTICE—AI persons having claim. r due from the United nédrew Young. late seaman, United m1 cased. are hereby notified to present. such im=. with proper vouchers, to'8. JW. Taber, Fourth Auditor, within four (4) months from this date, June 12, ‘1867. . WILLIAM B. MOORE, Je 14-3t Ac uditor. ATTENTION. PLASTERERS.—A meeting of the JOURNEY M PLAS TER S ASSOCIATION will be held at Shepherd’s Hall h street and Louisiana avenue, on FRI- DAY EVENING, Ste 0 clock: Every member is d to be present. order, B EDMONDSTON, Rec. Sec. (acon HE sHT, yane athe wt Bu" loc! co rt meas ures for a Mass Mee ing on Monday night, to aid Illinois, who are suf- fering in defence of the eight hour if principle ple kingme " FESTIVAL AT ROCK CRE a ti HURCH. on June 12th, 13th, and 14th. from 4to10 p.m. Omnibuses eve: ery half hour from7th street Park. jel mw BERRY FESTIVAL aT SLEY CHAPEL. Corner of Fifth and F streets. The agtee of, Wesley Chanel will hold a Straw- berry yal in the Lecture-room of the Church, corner of ¥ ifth and F streets. fur the bencfit of the chool, commencing on WEDNESDAY ING, June 12th, and continuing through the WE week 7) he friends of the school and the public, are in- je 12-3t vit esa TAX NOTICE. pz Rs Coe ASHINGTON, June i. ie that the ANNU LIST Ess ake SBE oy in this Collection District for year 1867 has been received from the Assessor. and ‘that the duties and taxes therein specified have BECOME DUE AND PAYABLE T be jaxer * included in the aforesaid list Per upon ay a ree ENSES, BILL. aitD merch VATCHES, ud, ‘SIL- TE fe T will attend at: my Office, No. 468 Seventh strect, opposite the General Post Office, daily, (Sundays sro'cock ;) from this date to June 30, 1857, from ¢! sam lock @. m. to 4 o'clock p. m., to receive the rig persone Ww! by them said. w nd he exe shall neglect to pay the sums due Spec according to the list afore hin the time specified, (Sune 30.) will. at ration thereof, become liable to pay FIVE ENT. ADDITIONAL Epon the amount aes of, together with other costs LEWIS CLEPHANE, Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Columbia. jele-d ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS, L. ALCAN, southwest corner of lith street and i Penn’a ave., cures Rhenmatism, Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Gout Debility, Affection of Pa- ralqeis, Absorption of Mercury and Female Com y SS AT A MEETING OF THE JOUNEYMEN CARPENTERS’ ASSOCIATION, heid AY Slst. 1867, the following was ve ines Resolved, That until the 16th of June there be inserted in two newspapers an invitation to the Journeymen Car- penters to join our mar ereasteation, and thereafter no person shall be admitted for less than five dollars. By order of the Asaceies nston. WM. H. CHAMPION, Snes. 2 cate aS tae McPHERSON & & FERGUSON, 571 ae AVENUE, CORNER Ist sTREET, APITOL HILL, PURE Butos, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, EB: GOOD: FUMERY, FANC STRUMENTS, &c., ac. sicians Presori plone eocsrately'c unded, the Mig Bell promptly answered, oP Bi) eee ieee ee rere NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS.— ‘he tax- Re: ‘ers of the county. of Washin; fon are hereby notiked that the tee or 169 eee gh which there is a discount of ten per cent. if aid during the month ef June; er cent. during Suly, and five per cent. if Selgin e month of Au- gust. (providing all gory are paid,) rt which time no discount will be allowed, and the office will be cl oy ope TUESDAYS, THUES- PAXS and SATURDAYS, from 10a. m.'to8p. m., wement it a Cit 7 aCHeDAY, 6 om ig: Ofte Seta ; REED, Ereisae dts commencing JAMES PILLING, Collector. —————— iA poe. ARCTIC SODA APPA: = ft’s it, ) new and mane Gye ae 3 Rddreaa WILLIAM H. DAW. c her 10th and I ae reets. RKER, CABINET- R. MAREE. URDERTARER, or rare sme ani oth. and Varnished. _jé 14-1m FSi ‘50 bbl Bp ure Ce “ane CIDER SERS CAE: ot ol BS le Agents and Comat Merchants. “norms ca -dif St™aw veh #3 At ? LF ICE AT ' DAVIS + oh : "8, | A'Get ODE at cial AND it " 8 A arent red iS & GAITHER'S, Special Telegrams to the Star. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. [By Oabie to the Associated Prees.} Lonpon, June 14, Noon —Consols, 44, U. S. 5-20, 73; linois Central, 74; Eries, 40%. LIvVEEPOOL, June 14, Non.—Cotton firm; gales of 10,000 bales; Middling Uplands, J1allX Salesof the "610,000 bales of which 160,000 were to epeculators aad exporters. Stock in port 661,000 bales. Corn advanced to 37s.6d. Provisions unchanged. Lonpow, June 14, Noon. —Buttion in the Bank of England imcrearei three hundred andeeventy-six thoueand pounds sterling. Lonpon, June 14-2 R. m.—Oonsole for money, 91%. U 58.5 20's ave advanced 4 and are now quoted at 731-7. Illinois Gen: sal and Erie railway shares are withou: change. LivERPoor, June 14—Noon.—Ootton is un- changed. Oern advanced 64, and is now quoted at 488. Oats have advanced 1d, and the price now is 38.74. Inthe provision ‘mar. ket beef has declined 1s... and at this price is 130s Lard bas deelined 3d dis now quoted at50e. Other articles unchanged. Lorpon, June 14—2 p. m.—No changes in ue market since the noon report. Sugar is mer. IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. Maximilian and his Officers in Prison— They are to be Tried by Court Martial— Will Probably be Sho‘ New York, June 14.—A special despatch to the Herald, dated San Luis Potosi, May 28th, says:—To-morrow Maximilianana hi Princi- pal Generals, Miramon, Mejia, and Castello, may very ‘eo asibly be shot. On Tuesday, the 2ist May, the Emperor ard Prince Salm Salm had an interview with Escobedo at Queretaro. Maximillian offered to abdicate, and to use his influence to bring about an immediate sur- render of the City of Mexico and Vera Oruz. In return he asked the lives. and safe conduct out of the country, for himeelf and his Ger- man officers and treops, and Generals Mejia and Castella. A special messenger was sent to Juarez, who returned an unqualified rejection. The same day Maximilian, Miramon and Mejia were placed in separate cells, under a double guard, and a court-martial was organized to try them. To-morrow the sentence will be given. If that sentence is passed, it will un- doubtedly be death, and the fate of the Empe- ror will be shared by his chief officers Notice has been served upon the President that Maximilian denies the jurisdiction of the court on the ground of international law. “1 am 8 government.” he says, “recognized by every power in the world except the United States, and 1 can only be tried by a legal Con- gress of nations." From the Plains. St. Joszru, Missouri, June. 14.—The steamer Only Chance bas ar:rived from Fort Benton. She brings $500,000 in geld dust, and @ cargo of buffalo robes and peltries. She reports no trouble from the Indians, either ap ordown. She met forty-five stamers upward bound, and passed several coming down. New York Market. New YorK, June 14.—F Jour market dull and declining; receipts 4,143 bbis. Wheat market dull and nominally lower: receipts 60,000 buehele, Corn 18 3a5c. better; receipts 94,604 bushels. Rye quiet. Osts ic. better. Pork lower. sales of 2,000 bbb. new mess $21.374$21 50. Lard heavy. Whisky quiet. Barley nominal. Peas nominal. Cotton firm for middling uplands. Freights dull. EGRAPH he United States Tel carat Company, on thy turn betveen W ington D.C ead Pitladelphiay forts (40) to the mile. Proposals requested for the purchase of all or auy part of the same. Adddreg: BATE ii. Western Union Telesrarin cs w Washington, Dui o S je 14-3t S HUMAN Impaired by protracted 4, genera! debility of the ner yous syst rin consequence of vata ral disposition to long or shortsightedness, w Ibo strengthened and improved by the use of” those superior Lenses to the organy of sight in accordance with the lern theory of physiolo; aud the science of topics, at the ile OPTICAL ESTABL Practical Optici jel4-6t_ 244 Penn. ave.. bet. 2th aud 13th QQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 4 325 — 325 CLARK & PEARSON, AGENTS AND WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS FoR th Milla, teric Soap, Virginia Lumber, re erickabare tis & Co.'s Ne B: imore Window and i Drugiate Glass Paints, Oils, Col Chemicals Cider Vinegai anned and Dried Fruits Cigars, Tobs je 14m UP STAIRS. ST RECEIVED. TOC K OF PIQUE AND HONEY swhich [ am selling at very low eautiful Piques wt 50 cents a yard: nen. Towels and Handkerchicfs, at mappece: d low prices ull line of Jaconet Cambrics less than the rters prices. Na ills, Flann Full line of E im- Diapers fod Linen pes Very ch heap nts to one dollar a pair Cail and examine for yourselveg. ; MORY BAXTER’S, 115 Pennsylvani je1s-6t* between 19th and RY GOUDS CHEAPER THA AT WHIT INGTON 8. N.W. corner for ath st. and Massachusetts avenue. Calicoes 10. 12}g. 14. 16, and 18 cents. Cottons 10, 12, 123 1 i cents, Alapaca Lusters. 25 cents, Lawns. 20, 25, and 30 cents, Fines Summer Delaines, 20 and 25 cents Also # large assortment of Dress Goods and Notions in general. Call soon and “x cumine our stock . W. WHITTINGTON’S _de 14-4t* = wv corner 4th st. and Mass. ave, D>®PARt T OF THE INTERIOR, EMTED BTA TES PATENT GErICE: WASHINGTON, May 31 On the petition of BERNARD HUGHES. ‘of Rochester, N. Y., praying for the extension of a atent granted to him the i6th day of May, 1854, for an improvement in Trip Hammer, for se: years from the expiration of said patent, whic! takes place on the 10th day of May. 1367: It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on Monday, the 30th day of September next, at 12 o'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 heari: all testimony filed by either Barty to be used at the said hearin, ponstbe eect ms trans- mitted in rdance wi the office, which will be farnished on appl ae Deposi aud other papers relied w timony niust be Bled in the offlee twenty the day of hearing; the ar, nts, if any, ten days after Sling the tes mony. Ordered, also, that this notice Ryblishod in the Republican rand the Intelligencer, Wen Vashington. D. ;and inthe Democrat, Rochester, N. Y., once s week for tates casavs weeks; the first ‘of said publications to be at least sixty days) previons to the y of Rearteg. jel4-w3w Commissioner of Patents. WO MORE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL WAL- Dut case Chickering & Sone A a ; JOHN F. ELLIS, charg ss _ie 13-2 310 Pennsylvania avenue. FORRES FOR SaLE—At Pum mphreys Stable.— HORS: A Penatifal bright sorrel ears old. warranted kind and gentle Also, a very handsome bisck Beaker HORS id, andsome blac! aw 5 ol War- Fanted sound, and ‘very gentle in single or double harness; has be en and driven for the last year by a lady. Both Horses are ance re, and together make a very stylish tenures Wifl be sold cheap. je 13-6t -—D®* GOODS—DRY GooDs. BOGAN & “& WYLIE, No. 329 Seventh street, between New York avenue and Li strect, Dealers in Staple and Fane: Gloves. Hoopekirts, Corset eon Neer: Hostery, jadies can rely upon fair deali: lowest prices. ih lealing and the very Our stock is kept full by dail; 7 York and Philadelphia.” Tecelpta from New a SC 12-1 HE RURERA PRESERYL T supply on hand, nee re atu rat 8 at whi Bier wy jelld 309 Pav ave bet Gh aan, M&:s: jANTORD,. WasHiNG we aN or SE ee bargains in BONNETS and MILLINERY ja 34% Market Space, between 7th and 8th streets. N. fo Pr and Fixtures of store for sale low. Ont MEAT RACK ADs gPicte; cost @120; will 19 Fenn. avenue, between tea- ‘extetsnth lier yo. Ap - ¢om- pply at P THEY F eT er st ‘This well re wi ception of fore onthe ath of Jae gia LIST OF LETTERS BERAINIAG IN THK WASHINGION CITY POST OFFICE, Friday, Jame 14, 1~67. TALLY. Se Db IN THE PAPER (or vine a RG: CIRCULATION } ppli Afiaire iad Georgetown THE CawaL —The business to-day is up to the average. Itis probable that the closing of the Aqueduct willimcresse the coal trado to the full extentof the business done ét A!- e hear of A comp:my which had fered its trage to Alexandria docks arrangements for resuming busi WANTS. ANTED—A good WHITE BARBER App at the Kirkwood House WANTEDS By a lady, DRESIWAKING., to eo out by theday. Apply at 470 9th atroot, tween D vad E mak a7 To ithe) ie ‘of these letters the it Mere. The entue trade will Geor; ony, pee bo bye Evioradvenivnes WwW peer Reeder Ny. hee witin town this season, asthe Aqueduct cannot be Rd aoa corte Ae owe maa tae) wit ba in Mashing and ironing. Apply at the star often completed before the close ofthe seasoo. The | ‘gent tothe bead Leticr Office q arrivals to-day were 19 boats with coal to the companies’ wharves and docks. One boat with grain to B. Durby,and one with four and grain to Geo. Waters. Port or GroncETown.—The harboris filled with vessels, Ang arrivais arc frequent as e- partures. The entries and clearances at the custom-honee to-day arc the mer Express, Nickle master, trom and for timore: schr. B.F. Lowell, Deavitt master, from Provi- dence for Boston. CHUROG IMPROVEMENTS.—Extensive im- rovements are beimg made to Christ (P. E.) Bburens as we have noticed in the Star. and workmen have availed themeelveso! the clear weather to take off the roof of Bridge-streel WANSTED_A goed DRESSMAKER operates on Wheeler & Wilso Mochine, aleo.an APPRENTICE GIRL 311 Uth st.. corner of F et MSTRESSES, te Fair w ont who LADIES’ LIisf Aldrch GY Miss Green A Mrs Oster Maria Adanis MC Miss Gibbs, M Miss 0°Connel Gibson J Mrs Oliver nHPMre 2Peck EM sR E Miss . on p fast eewers. Call at ‘once at) and Paee Fannie Geffres L Mre | Pa vw Graham SaeMlissPowers kHY Ban uM Miss rf Bride 8 A (c) : | was TRD—By @ young man, « SILUATLON in a Hotel. Gerk ing Store, or any light cape ybonsSabinia Pyfer Eliz Le Mrs | city. ‘Addrens M., Star office as Gritith Mra Parker JB Mrs 2 PorqueClaraM JANTED—A SITUATION by a young girt, Brooks Susan Gornen MgtMrs PoiqueClara Mat 1 | wv Sh ety end EK tad ze yew pair. | for three days, at SEL G street. wis2te* AN oom thoroughly qualified DR¥G Braund Agnes Haye Jane Mrs Palmer A Mr: BarnardMrsCM Heri Hen’taMrs Pendleton x A 2 pisck well Emcor P Ann Perkins Vi Bradley1.M Mre HowardAWMrs Parker VW ‘Mr o CHAS. S. TAFT, 469 9b Butler Mary Mrs Henry A F Mrs Phillips K g sponite Chepricie office orto CHARLES Presbyterian Church, and are replacing it | Bowen K Mist, HemeudenadrsPriot Mary B SO ‘ea and Gate. 0 18 3t With & new one. The latter church is one of | Baxter Mrx J M Hunter Gertie. Ruit L Lb Mrs ee ea the oldest in the District, and was established | Butler GcoW MrsHarrisouM Miss Roach M ary W ANTE KOOM or suite of ROO before the beginning of the present cen ‘ury. Barker J Hakett Minte Ryans Bridg ret can be readi? 5 fitted to accommodate sail MERCHANT'S EXOHANGE.—The transactions | Beecher L. pain Ingraham MJ Rollo L A Mrs school. Address * J.J. M.," Star Office. je 10 ot on change this morning were not very heavy, | Barrow HI) Rolins Jane (col) ANTED— About an AGRE OF GROUND, W though there was an average attendance. | Beckley A Miss JohusK teR Mies Roden Terosa within the cuburbs of the city; ground that Barker L Miss Jones¥nyLMiss Raymond HOMrs | canbe converted into m truck patch. The ter Hdl ertyne hed erat oy panels Burton ewe” Soueeearen ies Robinson Olive | must be stated. Address J. B.. this office. je 8 Mr: bs red wheat, at $2.50; 3,000 bushels yellow corn, Stiles J Miss From 15 to 30,000 FE r8 V Beatin Emily MraJones Eliz PANTED TO BUY at 93 cente. Butten SurahEt-Jackson Cathe Smith Anne OF GROUND. Located North, between sth FisHinG.—There is fine fishing at the Little | Benton M P MissJacksonKa’ UMtrsSnith Agnes M and 22d sts. weet. STARK x MEI¢ Falls. Numerous parties have tried their | Bibnitzky Mary Jorden EmaMissSholes HC CORT (RS, lding.) ‘ luck this week, and we hear of some very JohnsonKteMrs SpeakeCatherine | jc 8 ey ree bavenu ent kh st. large rook token; Mane HA Mra JohnsonMarind Searien ith WARTED-WANTED-MEN for the Cnitea a Laura MreJeffriesF resAnn Scott Hen 7: E DEA BL States Army, at 461 C street, near Baltimore Railroad Depot rs JordanEmP Mrs Scott Sallie deh : : th ‘PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &o. &o. erie Ce eee res best eM T. W ASTED— Every hind of FRUIT, tor Distilling — Clark Mrs TF KerneyMry MissShedd Nellie A purpote .; such as ¢ herries, Bix pbenrice, BI TRAND PICNIC. to be given by the ST.80- | Gocmbs Mrs Kirchause Mre “Smith MA Mre | (ir, Burrica, Peaches, Apples, nd Grapes pishest price will be paid. by JOHN GAY NOR, 36 a V T'S SOCIETY for the bencht ot SEMA Rk Set HOOL, at JU ENNEMAN'S PLEA SURE GARDEN, Capitol Hill, on MONDAY. June 17, 1857. Tickets fifty cents, “admitting a gentleman Clare Mrs 8 Kennedy Dennis Smith Martha Cross Charlott E_ Mrs Searles H R Mrs Cotter J Miss — KearonKteMise Smith Maria Campbell MrsCE LacyCarieN Mrs Sparra Puy A et street, Georgetown, D.C TANTED TO BUY—By F and Gentlemen's second-hand Clothing, Un aes JUSTH. Ladi 8 and ladies. jois-2t* | CalamanMEMrs Lewis Katebliss Stoner KU Mrs | derciothing. Bedding, Boots and Shoos, cy Rc, ~ = Conner arrit Lawson C Spelesy Ell at 2644, 7th street, between Land M ste. north Fut GRAND EXCURSION Mies ee Julia M. Stuart Bh ae B—No matter how much they may have been LaGrange! EAST WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY | cotten HJ Mme Lovie Ee iz Mise Saran Fannie - W ANTED— A furmlishea HOUSE, ‘cone ent TO GLYMONT, Ce rae? Ether Meret a Turpin Teatel L, | with modern improvements. Address Box 30% P° orer A. Turpin Isabel L Croson J Mra em 48 Thompson Jas O., stating terms, &c m) 3 Mack Julia Mrs Zeylos Helen JM Mrs TylerEleanr Miss Will be givenon WEDNESDAY, June 19. 1357. Curran M Mrs ANTED—Ladies to knew that the best and W th ricnds of the cause of Tem- Drake S E Mies Moore Mar ge tor HOOP EKITS, CO re respectfully invited to ee) DoleEG Mra, Mouldentilick ThompsoukwilB | SETS sePSn OULDER BEACES A teeter oon his E ‘sion, asthe pro DenhamAMMre Miars Mra — Jansill Anne BA , 49 La Rieace: between 6th and 7th ets, penetit of Columbia Division 8. of | Darnal AnnaMreMillerFlora MissTowers Ellie W Goods are warrs auted to fit or no sale m2) tf Nr T.,a new Division.and in need of support. The managers pledge themselves to make it the Exenr- sion of the season. No liquor will be allowed on the boat and grounds. Boat will leave 7th-street wharf at 8 0’clock a.m., Miss Tascoe Sarah el irick Bin aie won any eva org tt Di liz’th cris lin ‘urner iss Tre Ue MedisouCthbite Taylor 8K Mee / ANTED— GOLD w value, at the ¢ ker’s Store of R. FULT: New pod Cast-off CLOTHING, oid SILVER, or any other article o ‘d Merchant Pawnbro ON & CO. herd 9th street. 3 A establis darby Migs Ho Murphy Annie. Thornton Saliece auprea 0 = and dd-strect cast wharfat9ovelock nom. Retars. | Denne Miler RebSMrs Gnderwood Mall | doors north o enna. avenU at for ing will leave at 20 flak 7th-street wharf, and $d- Enecher Anna Miller Mgt Mrs Ullman Lydia SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE ly street wharf at 3 o'clock p. m. By order of Con: tine "of Arrangements. Ww. ‘THEY. President. 8, Hone I Secretary. COVINGTON, Treas‘r. Fiyn E Mrs MarshallMaMrs Wall ae Fillmore v7 Mrs Middleton Wm Wand Lu Finley L Miss Mrs White H fica F. nSADMrs Middleton M A Wood Lucy rA R Mre MeewinVirMixs Wood Aibert LOST AND FOUND. je 14-4 OST—In # email collar box asum of MONEY, tS tcher GW Mathews Sopha Ward ME Mrs S10 or it wrapped up ina newspaper. E*¢ URSION 7 GuMoNT. nton a hous Suter wal be libe Hy rewarded. ye 14007 SUNDAY. JUNE 167H, 1867, Feckhiy eters OST—On Monday evening iast, a case of SUR GICAL INSTRUMENTS. ‘The finder will bs suitably rewarded by leaving the same at 562 New Jersey avenue, south of Capitol. jes, For the benefit of the WIDOWS AND ie rid es one LODGE, No. 1, A. 0.0! i r andsSusan Mis Mr Mra Metiarthy Kate WaltonKate Miss Mi WilliamsF ances <7 TICKETS 50 CENTS. dhitiven coat 14 years ce a MeDougaliLilla Wilou Py Ss und wi dGh Db Alkinson Mar’ reward wi HOBggeholz ATRL Keowes H. mes Misa AHMcKeuna Mrs J Wilson R Mrs | Novos Paavo.) bet aiet ond 2a streets: Koch, A. Bachus, and Thos. Lounenburg, neMBMiss McFadden Mrs Waters M Miss aus isa ee OM MITTEE t FJ Miss McDaniel Alice Wallace P Mrs ; = . — t irimmum 1, Mrs McCoy 0 Miss, WinslowMatMrs | @5 KEWAR Poe WHITE TIENTION, PLEASURE SEERTR oss. E Miss Newbone Annie WashngtonPM r 2 e4rs, 4 shit in one of them. prge ME MissNewman MR MrsWilliams Mary GRAND € OMBINATION PIC-NIC Genly MA Mrs Nichols N Mrs. Young Mrs € Wil! be paid for her return M. McBRIDE, ST. DOMINIC Ks AND ST. ALOYSIUS MisCELLANE “Lov auretta,” (c.) je 13-3" Corner 13% and U streets, Island ORNET BANDS. Sears i 5 REWARD —Strayed or stolen. large Dis To be iven at the Seventh street Park GENTLEM LIST 2 SOW. with six Shoat~.5 black aind J spotte ON EDN ERDAY JUNE 19, Andrews Dr T FAllison V ‘Two of the you were not altered. The ab pig reward will be given if returned to 660 N betwee ath id oth ste. Sette *\ RODGER CARROLL. 530, 000 ones OF FRENCH GOODS Ticke: So cents ladies. The Committee pledge themselves to rank this among the best of the season. Bergman’s fine String Band has been engaged. Dancing to commence at 1 o’clock Comimittee of Arrangements Albert Chas r admitting a gentleman and | Adler D Alexander TS. Brown HarrisonBowe J A. Biddle H GorbettBorne J F Burr M Hugh | Blair SP Bellups C Barron Henry TBeardsley Levi Bigatt Camillo Benett James H Brizolara + Blan dell CharlesBuchanan J Milt’Bogan 8 B strect Bogia Alfonzo Bristol Benj C Bailey & Co. JH. Holden, ‘A. S. Fendall, Weld 2 Belger MajJas Burke Pat’k IMPORTED BY i B- Brod Joseph E. Radelitt, Brocke Edmund Baxter Jay P ° Breuan Rf M. WILLIAN, : foherny, . A. Caton, EL remer Coldas ABarker WP 5 s . W.E. Wire, T. Thyson. jei2-d Brevteman Ed WBuckmat John er Wm Ho. S85 Penn-avenrie Will positively be sold at cost to reduce stock. Geo H Burs Gant. JM Birkly Wm Ba ROF. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. Briggs GeoW BallJohn'T Blain Wm ee ave.. opposite Metropolitan Hotel; Tuesday | Prissy Geo W Ball tone The goods to be sold are such as Sey er pasney, fom 60 Moock: ‘heal Colkins Alloa B Cushing HD Gross s F BLACK SILKS, for Mautillas and Dresses. Velvets, all coiors, Velvet Ribbons, Lace Mantillas, Silk Mantillas, Cally & Pearson. Chenery Richard Chew Bobert. en} a: ‘ castelow Christ’rCo gar Tames ChaseCThurstonCorner John B a GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. : f AT Keal Laces of ail kinds, Real Lace Collars & Seta, “epligns John Epichar & Hairbraids. {rom 15 to 40 New styles Waterfalls, NEW ST0cK oF DRY Goops. lark Jesse Creech SW hes long, Black Nets for Veils, oa Fred J Clark J oleman Silas . JOHN H. SMOOT. 119 Bridge strect, George- Chamberian Honclarke JH Collins Wm H Bobinets for waists. | Buttons, | town, D. C_, has enlarged and refitted his store, and Cook SE Clark Wm Ladies’ Undergarments, Walking cee ed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF cutter Geo E oo i Trimmings. erase Romie; pene Bs Dunham CA ColDonovan Jas Digging Pat'k Morning Robes, Veils, STAPLE ae. qauce DRY poops. bought | havis Da Duffey James Drum P Lubin’s Perfumers, Straw Bonnets, since the decline in prices, which enables him to | hays yy" uwallJ Wo Douglass RM ibbous, offer inducements to purchasers. His stock com- | Disney Hugh Demo rggotLouis Dur R 50 Parisian Bonnets, ego prises the newest and best styles of Ladies Dress | Dunkerly Jno Deck: A pickinson Eee ne, Bonnet siika, Goods, Hosiery, Alexandre’sa 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 rey Tass, Marx Davidson T M Dietwaller_ ‘sno Dia ¢ Lt Mat'w Durphry Wm Daganais Mons’rDecker MA Davis Gon & Wil- 08 Duvall ME liams Edwards A Elliott & May- Ela Richard England David ‘nard 2 English Win &e.. &., &ec. Dresses, Mantilias and Ronnets made at reducat prices. my 3-20 Ki - G PLACE. assortment of Gentlemens’ and Boy's wear. Also, ntricy AR acoam A iy hai BUTTER DEPARTMENT. Summer Undershirts and Drawers, Neckties, &c., wore Dr Fitchew J Bo Fisher Wm W In connection with our Store we have built one of making acomplete assortinent, adapted to the best | Fillows Ersueis Feror LM Fletcher Wm BARKETT’S PATENT BUTTER REFEIGEBA family trade, to whach he calls the attention of cash | Fink H E Fuller Orrin A Ferris WH TOKs, buyers. {my 25-ImJ 3.H.8M00T. | Feb! Henry Capacity 3,000 po Sar gr men BEgpnE & pt Cl ‘harles (CHEAP DEY Goops—Wo are now getting fall | Grady Dan‘l unds. Girard Jno N We willbe able to furnish Families and Butter oodier Jona‘n Deal ularly with Madder Calicoes, handsome styles, 12% cents: mes JNO caters regule STRICTLY PRIME best makes, 15 to 18% cents; Bleached Mouslin, 10 ory Lt ; FRESH SWEET BUTTER cents; full yard wide do., good goods, 1: ents; An- Green Nelson — Gault & Williams | throughout the warm seas Groscoeain 2 forl conte Us Uap ached link. 10, | Gibson JnoH Glazebrook RL The Buiter is kept cool oF Without Somiug in Con re, 15, aure re ndsome d John C tact with G SUN, Lawns, and 25. "A bestifaatock “af Organdies. Heline August, re ede d Gridicy | joelar Corner Vermonr av -anatoth streat ercalé. Juconets, and Brilliants.. A large stoc A . : of Mohair Goods for Dresses and Suits: White | Hutchins AE Panter John N Hotinan Peter ALL FOR THE “REAL ESTATE JO} Goods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills and Cottouades, House- keeping. Goods, &c. invite an examination of our ~ on SENUKMIN MILLER, my 20-1m* 101 Bridge street. Georgetuwn. Geen ene R NAL,” published by JOHN PATCH, Office N K. corner 7th street and Louisiana avenue, Agent tor fe best Life, Fire, and Accidental Lasurauce Co FOR SALE—1.200 Maryland and Virginia FARMS, HOUSES, and LOTS, in ali parts of tho city. my 4-Im" Hant E F Howard James Hampton Robt F Ge ng’e Hunter J (col) Hallinan ee B Hashberger J HHurley U Hollis J Ed Heistand ¥m H Hagan Capt JS Hodges Wm A C ames Hamilton J H Hunt A Hudson John Hall John J Holmes Wm(col) We ave er cent., and BEET FOR ANCE | Jackson Benj Johnson J uk Les! LOCKS! LOCKS !!1 goobs, SHORTER Y, LADIES” AXD Jourdain ME Joyce John Jordon Wm N 4 UR BEING. GOODS, HOOP SRIRTS; TRIM: | Johneton Edwind on MaurbyJackson Wm | BeST ASSORTMENT oF LOCKS AND BUILD- BEN RIN Jacobs Frank nksNormanyFJohuson RevWT EC OUNG & BEHREND, No. 120 Bridge street, next to the National Bank of Commerce, Georgetown, D. C. New Goods daily received. ap 17-2m* ‘kson BrevetJoyce Wm L Rufus H leGen AA Keiser Henry Kaufman Chas Kent Jos Kelle 1 WARE IN TH BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 362 SEVENTH STREET Opposite Centre Market. H.W. HAMILTON & CO. Keeth Judge Kell WH ipp Jas KneassW 8 W* BL WHEATLEY 'S PREMIUM STEAM it gf Kipp EASES bY Be are LEANSING hearAlbertJEs awler Frank Loomis K H _PAPER BAG WAREHOUSE, MEN et Linkins H B Lorenz Mr je 5-Im 97 Louisiana avenue Office, No. ae” ‘Jelierson om Georgetown, Lucas Dan (col) Lingin J(col) Ludwig RA = - Established in 183] ; premium awarde by she Metro! Leasherman ColLander James Lloyd R ASTURE FOR HORSES AND WSon politan, Institute, 1867 ; rebuilt 1366, and is now by. Larrey James Lathon Sam W fhe farm of Geesboro, well fenced, w bo Coles and a Pompe establishment of | Little Eldridg | Lane John ane tered and side, on the most reasouabl ¢ kind in this sec! of coun! A’s AMartin HS cl oun = terms. to uf y at mb} sing and Scouring of all Kinds done in the best | Macdonald A’s AMurtin 1 Henry AMerril cna | Soanl Hoe toatect my23im- 2 Meade Arthur 8 MeMaho: Moria Mire ™irraly. “thankful for past favors, the subscriber M 2 solicits the continued custom of the community. Moore Abram | Mccleland Jno Morris Rev pars AND NEW YORK MILLINERY. is received and returned by express with the | MCP hersen ChasttcKane Jno = Mason & Law- Mrs. A. G. GASTON has just returned from Now aioe Sev ctie See end despatch. Morrell Chas M_McArty, Jno Macrae N M York with a large and elegant assortment Post address, Lock Box No. 80 McCurdy DayidSMcRie JL Matteson 0 B Marshall Edd DMcDufiy Jno Mitchell Lt 0 McKenny F T McIntohGenJasMeyers R Marlow Geo W) McCormick Jno Miller BK Maltimore Jno Moreland Sam’l fue French, English, and American S Office closes daily at sunset except Satarday: when Bonnets and Hats for ladies au it is closed at 83g p. m. fe 16-6: BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. isk pludie ‘oe Myer duo’ | Mace Hey St _— Myers G oaeley Jacob HMarsh Thos Cr i TTwould take this occasign to return many thanks | ¥¢ ietlan HO Mars mf Jaa’ Maher Thos ¥ ete pad cranchieiey,, ier thepastsand tnatendenre? tp pollencse tous | Milt larriaen Mean MH Morris Hon We | B06. a fe ; tomers and strict attention io Bubiness to fo merit a rolleyes NewkumetCol JnNewmyer M QUNGLANG aOR D Sees teteoeeh r inceaed faciliticn: or obtafning supplies, andad- | Newman J V&CoNortonLawrenceNoyes W F estate of the Inte Commodore B. F. Stock- hering strictly to the cash system, FFahail be en. | O°Neill Dennis brits ood Jno Olivet Theo ton, of New Jersey, will make the season rien Mic! Pullen Gilberte, Pasquay Mons P Patterson Geo C Prenkert Jno Seite Barry HPrue Lewis Senora Parsons Au Phillips A Peaterson A sf Rates and novelties to offer a much better assorted olen at lower desire to call the special attention of the Lpobiie m general to one of the greatest the age, Of Ibe, commencing April ‘and ending November 2. (at Glen Ellen” farm, ; about ‘O miles north weal of Georgetown, in the District of Columbis, at $00 for tho season, wae at the time of wet ers b . nlars THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. | Patricy DC Fetut Htuason Perce phillip | vice: incr ed! PTURNEE, For Beauty. co comin poh eh, er paneer’ ye sur- | Price Edmd E Risque F J eer roraeent Thos, | _ap 20-12w lauager.— passed lool hem fore purchasing v v UIL: Say others. eal early., It is proper ‘or me to say, Roctecd re ii eb Henry 5 Bano 4 EStextoy | "TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. fou can rely uw) by ot o iy Uther leading snd staple reyes of ladies’, genta’, | Hemel Cospar HnecrON C Roreeek MS oh Mouldings, Benckets beste jock of Sash, Doves. Blinds, Ilse’, boys? and children’ as aud SHOES: | Rowts C Heed Peter B 2. Setmine rand Window Frames, and Building Mecerials Also, men's, boys’ and children’s HATS and CAPS Ready Danl _ Roscbary PeterYRabe Wm , in great variety, with BASE BALL SHOES of all Rodgers Frank eeu juilders’ Depot, 562 Seventh strect, sizes. Don’t forget the place. Shoeni ae Strause F G Gveangy Mich’! Op! ite Cone Centre dearkce, Boots, Shoe and Hat Smith Andrew Sseltz Geer e” Brath Met “mynim____ BW. HAMILTON 2°C0. Dealer in Boots, Shoes an ats, mii m row mi r D BY I B je7-1m* peeetthat bet Land Kote. | Soe Ay Deimme Sooke: are Gewee > | 50 Seyelts g ses ae. Wr, ~~} Sherman Chas KStoch Henry am Rew York az soar. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, | Stale Chas Scott Henry Premium aA a. Southeast corner Bridge and 4 High streets, Capt. mith Harry Premiom BROWN BOASe’ Georgetown, 2. € fephens ChaseABeymour Tas 2 Cheap for cash, Orders the Post Will set! Dupont’s Treble’ F Giinpowder, in 25 steph Chas W Stevens JN'3 Savary Wm i For sale cheap G rs through und Metallic Kegs. and Virginia Rifle Powder, | Stevens A Ramold Capt J Simpson Win rata mame Tis pound Conisters ot neents lots of tot lees-than | Renee O EA Cree le eee ae and Candle Manufacturer; Nov 500 ‘and A O n ulive ‘ five bags at one-half cent per pound shone factory Stone. oe Smith Lucien HSmith W Allen soa » bet. 4th and sth sien ices, nrimoz Franz ‘wart — 505 x 50: 05 | tern Feces hy Tileston Win E Cor TENTIAL. Tree, ngectet habit whisk NINTH STREET, un! them for leasure,or the duties abr zi berteon Trichels, Ww m s < ; FOUR DOORS NORTH OF D STREET; zh ry epevt Fypp Bob We Travis W from the folties of South, er rare aerated 2 as: baal Building.) vagerd ‘peter Vogia Alfonzo Vickers Gen D theme ae of their a before, lacin WALL PAPERS, ¥ rd | Augustus Wi Winkelmann Ed _ John C t read “* The feo een jd Ladies ‘itiame ame, Baser Ww pies John W | wilt learn 9 somothi ing WINDOW SHADES, Waterman A Willett Jas Mrhe fifo sar adidreas, in ® SHADE HOLLANDS. ington Geo. Weaeoner John sealed cnrelope on 00 recel <ipt of 6 cents, . tn ee Charli Joba W | CHAS. A. T £00., mn, Mase. ee CANTON MATTING, T wi i Geo 8, Ward do John . ebb Gen LE | PAPOBTANT ‘TO CABINET MAKERS. TABLE AND FROOR OILOLOTH, wane Whigs Barry Wilkerson Pete GILT CORNICES, Witenslabaniel Woodrat _ 5 wens a rad have inst receiv vena tie ier HATE CLOTH of of of a OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, | WinsfeldPaniel Woote Williams Lt Col wath, which fam Rote ae, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c.,&c. | Winger ag ap Willams Jas MD prices. sane te Tgavace, Afine assortment of the above Goods in Storp, tone Younker F Zerga Domenica ISHIN reemete 0 Pd ‘and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. MISCRLLANE! 08. ee tare Balto, yi ercany Geaription, @ one ae a KIDWELL & HENDERSON, (anes Wyood Boa Tard Managers’ Ls seotaWarleiy dloon: Oras 524 D.detwom th end iith me = Sosieniarest. »f W. 8. J. BOWEN C —— CARRIAGES! SHUTTERS. at el CAERIAGRESIH PARLOR ANS OH Swell dal Sori poe PE (very con enlont eek Rat sfurnioned : Sats fiers apes atsen Paz street, couth of P Pr@twin §=6TT Wenn cescl treme, May 6, aa,