Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1867, Page 2

ERNMENT SECURITIES. WasHInoTon, June 15, 1867.—Jay Uooke & Oo. furnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securities : THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation im the District: W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter, Buying. Selling. 0.8. 6’s Coupon, i881.,. yo L12 fy 113, U.S. Five Twenties, U. S. Five Twenties. 1964. WASHINGTON OITY: Five Twenties, 1865. % SATURDAY...............JUNE 15, 1867, | U- re pee need ys hg ‘AGR. - 5. Seven les, June.. \ N@7 READING MATTBE ON BEVERY PAG! U.S. seven Thirties, Jury, rey BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THLE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER, t @F The following is the official showing of the daily circudation of the papers named be- low, made under the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress: EVENING STAR. «7.715 copies per day., Intelligencer... 3,552 ba The returns of advertising by the same city papers for the quarterending December 31, 1866, a8 taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: EVENING STAR, Antelligencer... . —-<re-___. THE MORALITY OF THE PRIZE RING. Some of the joornals, which published a full and circumstantial account of the prize fight at Aquia Ureek, seasoned the same with edi- torial comments on ‘the brutal and disgusting exhibition; while others gave the particulars of «the mill” on one day, and a moral essay on the demoralization of the prize ring on the mext. Of course prize fighting 1s immoral and unchristian, but whenever a paper publishes & murder case, the editor does not think it necessary to inform his readers that killing is crime. A prize fight has the same interest, and is as much a matter ef news, as any other offence against society, and because a paper publishes an account of crime, which is mat- ter of interest, and excitement in the ¢ommu- nity, it, of course, does not follow that the conductors of the paper approve the particular act reported. eee TI2% 10.40'S 0.0 110M = 7.30’s, Augu: 106% 7.30’s, June. 5.20"s, 1965... 107 1.308, Jaly 5.20's, Jn.&Jy,'65.109% Gold ae FINANCIAL, Lewis Johnson & Qo, quote Stocks ana Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows. New Yorx, June 1§.—First Board—U. 8. 6's, 1831, conpons, 112%; U.S, §.20’s, coupons, 110%; U. 8. 10 40’s,conp’e, 1004; U.S. 7.30'6 106%; Pacific Mail, 134; Atlantic Mail, 106%; Oanton Co., 43%; Oumoerland Uos! Uo., 3); Quick- silver, 2744; Mariposa, 7; do. preferred. —; N. York Central Railroad, 101%; Erie Railway.6o\ Erie preferred, 73%; Hudson ‘River Railroad, 108.4; Ter R. K., 106%; Michigan Central R.K., 11234; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana R.R., 684; Mlinow Central R. R.. 19%; Oleve- land ana ‘Pittsburg R.R., 764%; Northwestern, 35%; do. preferred, 59%; Uleveland and Toledo, 118%: Rock Island, 90%; Fort Wayne, 97; Ohio and Mies. certificates, 25; Western Union Telegraph, 44%; Boston Water Power, 23%. SRaS8 PRR ++$13.107 : 9,108 wa James Parker, colored, has been con- victed in Fairtax county, Va., of horse-steal- ing, and sentenced to the penitentiary for eighteen years. A CaLt.—The Rev: Henry Wall has been invited to take chargeot the Episcopal church at West River, Anne Arundel county, Md. | Caneel & KISSINGEN MINERAL WATER, ON DRAUGHT FROM MILBURN’S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, 480 15th street, opp. U.S. Treasury. | jel5-Im* THE LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL Sabbath School are pleased to announce to their friends, who have so liberally patronized their Strawberry and Floral Festival, that in ac- cordance with the FINANCIAL.—The securities held by the ‘Treasurer of the United States in trust for eneral desire they will cont 7 ue the Festival MONDAY and TUESDAY EVE- National Banks reported to-day are as fol- | x SS. dune Mth and Wsth, and invite all who de lows: For circulating notes, $340,596,500; for | sire to spend an agreeable evening. prom ising to all The y) EVE Je 15-3t exert themselves toadd to the enjoyment of peauiyak will be closed THIS (Saturda; NING. pre pepetcah dy Public moneys, $38,953.950; total, 79,570,450. During the week ending to-day there has been received at the Treasury from the prin- ters $495,438.05 in tractional currency. During the same period there has been forwarded to the Assistant Treasurer at New York $100,000; to U.S. Depository at Pittsburg $40,000; to Na- tional Banks $109,303.65; total, $£49,303.65. Theamountot national bank currency issued during the week was $75,65(, making the total amount issued up to d: $303,012,456. From thissboul« be deducted the currency returned, imcluding wornout notes, amounting to $4,- 527, NOTICE—AN persons having claims against a balance due from the United States to ndrew Young. late seaman. United States Navy. deceased, are hereby notified to present such claims, with proper vouchers, to 8. J. W. Tabor. Fourth Anditor, within four (4) months from this date, June 12, 1867. WILLIAM B. MOORE. _je14-3t Acting Auditor. | sana js TAX NOTICE, ‘ORs OFFICE, $61,527, leaving in actual cirenlation at thie PRT e aN Gh BRVENPR, date $298, 150,220. Wasuixeton, June 10, 1857. The amount of fractional currency re- 6 hereby given that th: NUAL LIST deemed and destroyed at the Department du- oS tics } Ting the week was S364.600. The receipts trom internal revenue to-day Were $745,35U,094. making the total amount for the week ending to-day $4,168,549.78, and the total since the beginning of the present fiscal year $256.201,336.06. ES assessed in this Collec: District the year 1367 has been received from the As» and that the duties and taxes therein spec! have BECOME DUE AND PAYAELE. The taxes included in the aforesaid list are upon INCOMES FOR 1566. LICENSES. BILLIA TABLES. CARRIAGES, WATCHES, and SIL- VER PLATE for 1867. Iwill attend at my Office, No. 468 opposite the General Post Office, d excepted,) from this date to Ju from 9 o'clock @. m. to 4 o’clock p. m., to receive the same. All persons who shall neglect to pay the sums due by them respectively, oe to the list afore- said, within the time specified, (June 30,) will, at th ration thereof, become liable to pay FIVE PER CENT. ADDIPIONAL upon the amount thereof, together with other costs, LEWIS CLEPHANE, Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Columbia. je 12-4 ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS. le; L. ALCAN, southwest corner of 11th street and Penn’a ave.,cures Rheumatism, Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Gout, Debility, Affection ralysis, Absorption of Mercury and Female Com plaints. my AT A MEETING OF THE JOUNEYMEN CARPENTERS’ ASSOCIATION, held ay 31st, 1867, the following was adopted: Resolved, That until the 15th of June there be inserted in two newspapers an invitation to the Journeymen Car- penters to join our organization, and thereafter no person shall be admitted for less thar five dollars. By order of the Association. JAS. H. REED, President. WM. H. CHAMPION, Rec. Sec. je 1-dti5 STABLISHED 1852. we McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 571 PENN. AVENUE, CORNER IST STREET, Capito. HILL, Dealers in PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES and CH PERFUMERY, FANCY GOO wa New beginners inthe newspaper business are apt to imagine that newspaper succeas is to be attained by bouneing fiction in regard to circulation and news enterprise. We would sugges}, however, to our con emporary, who modestly claims to have been first on the street ‘with the result of the prize fight, that plausible fiction would serve its Purpose better. The factthat the Stak Extra, amnouncing the re sult of the fight, was out more than an hour in advance of any other paper is known to so many thousands of our citizens that any counter claim will eerve only to discredit all utterances from the same quarter. a et &7 They seem to have the same difficulty in getting juries in New York that we have in Washington. The New York papers state that on Monday last the judges of four of the courts were compelled to adjourn on account of the lack of the necessary jurors; and on Tuesday a fifth court was compelled to ad- journ. The New Yorkers do not care for fines nor anything else, and, when summoned on juries, stay at home—a Proceeding that illy comports with the character of a good citizen. CoLorngp Lasok WanTE: EMIOALS, An agent for the Pacific Railroad (C=lifornia side) has ar- sot INSTRUMENTS, &c.. ke. rived in Washington to obtain, through the | Th! iain Ball promptly paccauately compouieted Freedmen’s Eureau, the services of from one oc 12-tf thousand to five thousand colored laborers on that road, offeriag them steady employment and high wages. There are thousands of colored men out of employment in this city and vicinity, and this work would seem to secure not only good wages for those who KO, but will leave mere opportunities for employ: ment to those who stay benind. NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS.— ‘The tax-payers of the county of Washington are hereby notified that the tax of 1857 is now due on which there is a discount of ten per cent. if paid during the month ef June; sight per cent. during July, and five per cent. if paid in the month of Au- mst, (providing all arrears are paid,) after which ime’ no discount will be allowed, and the office will be closed. Office open TUESDAYS, THURS- DAYS and SATURDAYS, from 10a. m. to 3p. m., in Dasement west wing City Hall, commencing THURSDAY, 6th June. jeaaw JAMES PILLING, Collector. ee ‘THE RAILROAD UONSOLIDATION.—The Propo- sals of the Manassi:s Gap Railroad Uo. referred to by us yesterday, have been favorably acted on by the authorities of the Orange and Alex- andria Railroad Company, and will go inte | effect atan early day. This arrangement wil] yER ASSORTME OF YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ SACKS, tf At ODEON HALL. SUZtve BUTTONS AND STUDS. ensure the transfer ef the Manassas road tothe Bicsve BettGn Ri ee Bid BaoiGeld Orange and Alexandria Company, who will A large as: a ment of pl fhe Newer Styles. . W. GAL’ - Jowellers, at once take control. and commence the work je1s-3t No. 354 Penna. avenue. of rebuilding the road to Harrisonburg. —— j THE ATTORNEY GENERAL’s FoRTHCOMING OPinION.—It is understood in official circles OR SALE—A fine ARCTIC SODA APPARAT- US,(Tuft’s patent, ) new and in fine order. Will be sold Cie Address WILLIAM H. DAW, cor- Pippo am . ner loth and L streets. Je 14-3t* at the rney General bolds that State offi. W. BARK CABINET. cere cannot be Temoved in virtue of the yndg- | AU. MAKER & UNDERTAKER. ulead 35 ) st., between 9th and 10th. ent Or military commissions by the Southern | gy-turuitiire Repstted su Vevsished. je M-im military cammanders. In respect to appoint. UST ARRIVED sments to fill vacancies, however occasioned; 50 bbls. Pure Country CIDER VINEGAR, at he also holds that the reconstruction acts con- CLARK & PEARSON'S, N'S. Wholesale Agents ahd Jes-ait Commission Merchants, Of SALE Fifty GOVERNMENT WAGONS, ill be sold singly or together, to suit pur- chasers. MBTARE £ METCALY. © : P Plant's Building, je 14-tf New York avenue and 1th street. template an ejection by the people. PERSONAL.—Hon. Robert C. Schenck, of ‘Ohio, will leave this city to-day te preside over the Wnion Republican Convention in his Btate. ----We regret to learn that Judge Fisher is prostrated with a severe bilious at- MMENSE SACRIFICE OF tack, and that his physician, Dr. Joshus Kiley, STRAW GOODS AT ‘was im attendance upon him twoor three times DAVIS & GAITHER’S. in the comrse of yesterday. --- . Grant returned to this city last evening from his S™4w COPE cre vane AT trip to Washington, Pa. where he had been D AVIS & GAITHER'’S, 20 Market Space. Ak KINDS OF FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS at great reduction at je}4-3t DAVIS & GAITHER’S. ISHING TACKLE! FISHING TACKLE I have just received the largest and best selected aseortment of FISHING TACKLE in the market. SA F. SAVAGE. 324 D street, between 10th end 1th, NGLISH WILLOW BATS, ‘BASE BALL E CROQUET GAMES. at ad and [VEL F. SAVAGE’S, 324 D street, between 10th and 11th IRD CAGES! BIBD CAGES! city. PIs tf __394 Destrect, between 10th and iith._ FLOUR, ke. OF FL o Assonrment or Sue COMPLETE— Ail Sredes ot supun” Fingand Middiags FLOUR VERY LOW RATES. Sspostmen), fo All Kinds of Ground Alums to attend the wedding of bis cousin. Mr. Wm. Smith, Jr. ee ee THE SUPREME COURT OF THR UmITED STATES is the title of two large Imperial pno- tographs just taken by Gardner. One of them resents the Jud; in their official ro! the ower in plain citizens Gress. The ani are admirable and the grouping excelien: mere specimens of photographic art they ar jarge sale. sure to command a t GOLD 1M THE TRRaSURY.—The amount of gold in the Treasury of the United States to. day was $103,000, of which sum $18,000,000 has been deposited by parties who hold certificates —— and $€5,000,000 belongs to the Govern. ment. i es = CBASED To BE 4 DerostTony.—The Leuisi- ana National Bank ot New Orleans has, on its Voluntary @pplication, been discontinued as a depositary for public moneys and a financial ‘agent of the United States. T! held by the Treasurer will be revarned. pele emai EiaEisbclerr eshte SAMUEL F. SAVAGE Sp13-tf 324 Dstrect, between 10th and cer’s te, LOW rt 3s. fond. S Boee Ff }, by tint je OEE C0. near Baltimore Depot. Ovz Mimierzs To Mexico.—It is stated that the State Department nas isaned instructions to Mr. Campbell te proceed at once to take up |) bis residence near the seat of government of the Mexican Republic. STOLEN OUR THUMNDER.—The Northera pa- pers are bragging about their heavy thunder storms. We haven't hada bitot thander or styeak of lightning this season, rather unac- countably, and it would seem the North has got our quota. , a Nidinnheeninitetea tt bas S87 President Johnsgn will occupy the spien. id suite of Apartments im the Revere House, P +. Generally used by distinguished vis. 57s SOseenr ieee ebenithinensef Wish. in seems to bsve sprung from the number . ot itex Jurors about. It ise pretty healtny city for all that. *“\" #7" From Shillington, ‘1Iding, we have Mrs. Petersen's Fue Suiy, Also,“ The Man of Myatery,” sensa- ‘Hew Yoru now a0 pera eres os apa W AsHineroy TRON WORKS. GRAY A Founders, Machinists and Boy Mabe Sy Corner of Maine avenue and 34 ‘ roved Stati onary '¥ Tequired power; ieee iNties of our new and extensi: us to offer those rotate ferme, over clase i. ‘Port. end beving Affairs im Georgetew: STREET IMrRovEMENTS —It is stated that Special Telegrams to the Star. the present corporauon will pass many bilis for stre@i improvenfefts this summer, and our citizens will be glad to hear tt, fur many of our tborougbfares are in a wretched condition. Whatever is preposed to be done, however, in the wat of ingaew streets and repairing oid onbt, should commenced’ without de- lay, 6g 81] anch woftksbould be fore bla ther. There mg’ mths Aspociated Prees.) 15—Noon —Consols, 91%. U. 15—Noon.—Cotton quiet pleted be. io indication: . Breadstuffs buoyant. Corn | y*t Ofcommencingthe much needed improve. . 6d. |. | Ment Of Aqueduc: street, the iron bi lormia wheat 13s. 64. “Oats 25,74. af Rock Oroley eke, pe , June 15—2 p. m.—Consois de- | entrance tO this city, and itgcontlition is’@ dis- grace to the corpora’ athorities, an eye sore to ciuzens, and a subject of anfavorabie com- tment by visitors. Thatetreet and Montgomery street, at the intersection, should be properiy ereded and paved, and curbing aad footways of New York bine stone or other suitable ma- terial laid at once. Already some-of our most substantial citizens, who have purch4sed pro- perty and settled here within a few years, are talking of leaving unless something is done: Many of the sidewalks on other streets are in such @ condition as to force tritns on to the carriage-ways—the east side oi (treen etreet, for instance, above Bridge street, which is the way of approach to the pubiic schools, and in wet weather is almost impassable. Th necessary improvements cann be made at once, butit is time they were being commenced. BLUE STONE ror Feotways.—In many of the northern towns and cities, on the streets im the suburbs, and away from the business centres, the property bolders, instead of pay- ing the footwalke the whole width with brick, lay down a footwalk of dressed flag four feet wide, midway between the cur! building line, and sod or grayel on each of it. It has been suggested that owners of real estate bere, on the back streets, be allowed to adopt the same plan at their option, as it werks well where it bas been tried. Thesub- ject will be brought before the Corporation at ‘an early day TE PROVISION MARKETS.—The markets this morning were largely attended, and the supply offered was of excellent quality and ample. The fruits and vegetables offered at the stalls by the license dealers, brought from the farms ef Maryland and Vilginia, were equal to the offerings in the Washington mar- kets, probably, iz_many instances, portions of the same crops. The country dealers too were numerous, and their stock displayed to ad- vantage, was creditable to the gardeners of the District and the adjoining counties. The prices were moderate, varying but little from. those quoted in the principal markets of Washington. CoaL SHirMENTS.—There has been Ro lack of vessels this week,and the only complaint heard was thatthe receipts from the mines were hardly fast enough for the shippers to freight the vessels as fast as the works are eapable of doing. The shipments of the Bor- den Co. amounted to 2,154 tons; Cumberland Co.. 2.200 tons; Ray's docks, 4,600 tons. A large number of vessels are lying at the wharves to receive cargoes during the coming week. Tue Canau.—The Alexandria canal having been closed to rebuild the aqueduct, there is no complaint of lack of water, There were no arrivals this morning, and it is feared that an- other rock has beem thrown into the canal by the blasting operations near the Point of Rocks. Departed—Boat James Flanigan, with fish to clined yd..and are new quoted at 914. 5-20’s advanced ka. LIVERPOOL, June 15—2 p. m.—No changes in the cotton; breadstuffe Pp 401 Tallow advanced 34. Otmer articles are with- out alteration. _ QQUEENSTOWS, Juné 15—2'p. oi.—The steam- ship Affica, from Boston op the ‘Sth instaut, bas arrived. Lonpon, Jane 15,2 p. m.—The Government ‘will send out a number of troops in the steamer Belginn, to be stationed in Canada. Maprip, Jane 15,2 p, m.—The Spanish Government has decided to send an envoy ex- traordinary to Washington, with new orders in regard to the Chilian difficul tie: Lonpon, June 15.3 p.m.—Oonsol for money 944; U. 8. 6-20’s 73%; Llinois Central -enares 7934; Erie sebares 40%. LiveRrooL, June 15, 3 p. m.—Breadstuffs quiet. Corn 38s. 6d a 10,000 bales. Mid 114d. Pork75s. 25s. Scotch pig iron 54s. New York Market. New YorK, June 15—The Flour market is 10a20 ets. lower; receipts 3,116 bbis. Wheat market dull and nominally lower. Corn mar- ket is dull and drooping; receipts 40,899 bush- els. Rye is quiet. Oats ic. better. Pork fir: new mess $2195. Lard steady at 12¥al Whiskey quiet. Barley dull and nomin: Peas nominal. Cotton quiet at 27c. for mid- dling uplan Freights firm. ‘JUST RECEIVED, A jarne lot of GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER Linen, Alpaca, and Drona "Ete j f ODEON _JelS-tf ss ODEON HALL. C IRCUL CLOTHING, Goods, at AR. ICE. Customers using less than 50 Ibs. daily will pay drivers one cent per pound. Using 100, and not less than 50 Ibs., daily, % cent per pound. Using &0 and over, } cent per pound. It cannot be expected that we can control every actofour drivers, and the public will please see that they get the amounts above specified. Should they fail to, please report at Central Office, corner 12th and F streets north. Je 15-3t T. T. FOWLER, Superintendent. RIENTAL SOAP. e _ For washing Kid Gloves, Lace Curtains, and all light fabrics. For washing Wounds, Bruises, and Chapped hands is equal to the best Castile Soap. For making Soft Soap; see direction on the wrap- pers None genuine unless the maker’s name is stamped on each bar ‘ C.B. JEWELL. Manufacturer, 500 and 502 G st. north, bet. 4th and Sth sts. jan 11-6 Tat Lock 34, ane 17 boats tga ze , E yE NOW IN STORE AC LETE ERCHANT’S EXCHANGE. —There wasa large WE BATE ROW UNSTORE' A: COMPLETE atter.dance of merchants on ‘Change this morn. STOCK OF WHITE GOODS. CONSISTING OF Dotted. and Ficured SW ISSES. jng. The offerings amounted to J,540 bushels corm. Sales—150 bushels white corn at Qic.; 400 bushels yellow do. at 95¢.; 3,000 bushels whate do. at 90c.; 140 bushels damaged do., 85c. Minor ITkms.—Commencement at George- 4and §-4 FRENCH MUSLINS, town Coliege will be on Wednesday, the 3d of s id Checked NATNSOOKS, July; the number of students now there is, Panea and Tucked MUSEENS independent of the Medical Department, is Victoria and Bishop LAWNS. about three hundred. The annual distribution PIQUES and MARSEILLES, of premiums and graduations of young ladies 5-4 Plain and Checked ORGANDIES. at the Academy of the Visitation will occur on Tuesday, the 2d of July next, on the day pre- ceding commencement at the college. ‘he Money order system will go into operation at our post office on the ist of July; sums of 850 or less can then be transmitted by mail; the arrangement is said to work well wherever it bas been tried. The Great Falls Lee Company are constructing a railroad across Analostan Island, from their ice-houses to the river. Port oF Ggoxextown.— Entered — Bark Scotland, Smalley master, from New York; schr. Magg McNeil, Saow master, from Bos ton. Cleared—Steamer Norfolk, Vance mas- ter, for Norfolk. Tbe harbor has presented a lively appearance during this entire week. The arrivals an@ departures have been nu- merous, though few ot the yessels came from foreign ports, or were laden with merchan- dize subject to entry and clearance at the cus- tom-house. Now, at the closeof the week, the breeze favors the speedy arrival of ail sailing yeseels in the river bound for this port, and there are many now here disvharg- Ing and receiving cargoes. These Goods have all been bought at auction. and we guarantee them 50 percent. under regular prices. Ladies are invited to examine our stock before purchasing. LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 Seventh street, St Third door above D, Pp 185oLUtion. The copartnershitp hereto ¢ name of P. M- DUBANT & BRO. was this day dis. solved by mutual consent. The business in fnture will be conducted by GEO. G DUBANT. who is authorized to settle all accounts. P.M. DUBANT, GEO. G. DUBANT. beh oct Re NOTICE. PL. DUBANT taker this method of returning hik thanks to his patrons for their very liberal au extensive patronage for so many years, and in retiring desires to recommend to theit favor hit Brother, who he has no doubt will conduct the chi place to their entire satisfaction, A CARD. I take this gpppstunity of inforesiog. PY friends and the public generally that the NATIONAL EATING HOUSK. corner of Pennsylyanix avenue and 6th street, will be closed on MONDAY, June Mth, for extensive alterations and repairs, the feo having been furnished by Cluss & Kammer- hueber, and when completed will make the most fore existing under the GBs AND IMITATION LINEN BYRON H COLLARS, 20 cents per box, at Je 15-tf ODEON HALL. RY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER _ AT WHITTINGTON’S, N.W. corner of 4th st. and Massachusetts avenue. Calicoes 30, 123g. 14, 16, and 18 cents, ablishme i 01 y | Cottons 10, 12,122, and 14 cents, Fe ene a ee tty nn, gouth Of New | Yard wide Colton, 1994-4118, 18, and $0 cents, opening, [ie 15-3t} GEO. G. DUBANT. Brown Cottons, 12)2, 14. 16, 18, and 2 cents, 5-4 Bleached Muslins, 20 and 25 cents, 'OR FAULT JARS, GO TO A rs 25 cents, OLEY & CO.. Lavan, chro ang 0 cone, je 13-eost 275 Pa. ave., and 316 F street. laines , 20 and 25 cents. -Q PIANOS. » assortment of Dress Goodsand Notions in general. Gal svun and examine our stock. . GEO. W. WHITTINGTON’S. je 14-4t* —N. W. corner 4th st. and Mass: ES FOR SALE—At Fumphre ‘s Stable.— utiful bright sorrel H ORSE. 7 years old, warranted sound; kind and gentle DS in single or double harness. Also, a very. handsome black Bashaw HORSE, 5 years old, war- ranted sound, and very gentle ia single or double 24 PARLOR ORGANS AND MELO-APEA DEONS. New and second-hand. The largest assortment ever offered in this city, for sale or rent on easy terms. Will sellat large discounts in order to close out before moving to our new store. JOHN F. ELLIS, 310 Pennsylvania ayenue, near 0th street. Je 13-e03t sete 5 = harnes: been ridden and driven for the last EDUCED PRICES OF DRY GOODS, AT THE | Yarrty Both Horses are good stepers, and BOGAN & WYLIE. together make a very stylish team. Will be sold No. 329 7th street, between New York avenue and | cheap. Jewett street. LAWNS for dresses, as low as 15 cents per yard. Beautiful DRESS GOODS, from 2 to 50 cents. CALICOES at 10, 1232, and 15 cents; the best for 18 and 20 cents. UNBLEACHED COTTONS, from 10 cents to 20 D® GOODS—DRY GOODS. BOGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 Seventh street, between New York avenue and L street, cents; an excellent qu: for 1234 cents. Dealers in Stapl d F Dry G: He BLEACHED COTTONS, from lu cents npward. Rigs Nacht fey Stealer 2 Soods, Hosiery, Androscoggin 4-4 bleached, at 25 cents. A large | Gloves, Hoopskirts. Corsets. and Notions. Ladies can rely upon fair dealing and the very lowest prices. Our stock is kept full by daily receipts from New Je 12-Im* stock of LINENS and PIECE GOODS for men and boys, at very low prices. White Piques and White Goods in variety. 3 Come and see for yourselves. je2-4t* QRstve SHUTTERS. York and Philadelphia. Fret JARS. RUIT JARS, Inside Shutters, French and Imitation French | At FOLEY & CO.’S. of the latest, patterns, at low Windows; Doors of any style or finish, furnished | figures. 275 Penna. avenue, and 316 F street. at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest Je 13-eost prices. HE EUREKA PRESERVING JAR—A full supply on hand, and offered at reasonable rates, at wholesale and retail _ BY SIBLEY & GUY. Agents je l1-d ith sts. 322 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and 505 505 FOUR DOORS NORTH OF D STREET, Builders’ Depot, 562 Seventh street, a abd Centre Market. my 21-]m H.W. HAMILTON & CO. S GEVERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS, movable with Patent Organ Swell, and one with, ‘edal Bass, (very convenient fo: organ practice at POSITIVELY home,) will NINTH STREET, BE SOLD AT COST, re tor} building Store. Pijlso, ld Lew and second-hand PIANOS at reduced (Seaton Hall Building.) prices. . L. WILD & BRO., x —_— m 18-2m No. 497 llth st., above Pa. ave. WALL PAPERS, WENDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FROOR OILCLOTH, IME! MEI! ‘The subscriber is con tly in receipt of LIME in. barrels trom, the kite ay Wiltameporte Mae which he offers for sale at satisfacto 8 Oh Ne On erS TOF sale St SUI BENS. DAMSY, wy my 20-2awim ‘77: Water street, Georgetown, GILT CORNICES OR SALE—SIX THOUSAND TELEGRAPH ‘ POLES, lately in use by the United States Tel- | OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, egraph Company, on the turnpike between Wash- PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. i ty requested fr emt ‘ot atl Afine assortment of the above Goods in Store, or any part of the same. eb and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, 505 9th street. AMES GUILD. DEALERIN NEW AND SEC OND-HAND FURBNI' UR) id Furniture , Beuphoiste: rnished, 12th and eye, Hepbatterel, an imi Western Union Telegraph ¢ ‘eastern Union Telegra| zt Washington, D: THE HUMAN EYE, = red by protracted sickness, general debility mh 28-8m ar stem, oF i f : & canal. heat’ price paid for Fal disposition to, lone on shorteightednens wil be Second-hand Furniture. eas 6 Li and improv: y use ol J - superior Lenses. ‘adapted to the organs of si, ht ip W 4sHincton BOMSPATHIO DISPEN accordance with the modern theory of physiology 314 G street, between and 15th streets, ae the SO OTICAL. ESTABLISHMENT of FRANKLIN & CO., Practical Opticians, 4-6 244 Penn, ave.. bet-1zth wad Lith sis. y= PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 325 CLARK & PEARSON, 325 AGENTS AND WHOLESALE i 8 SNHOLESALR | Commrssion nia Lumber. ‘tes Z ema Mills, pan ta Reneton havin, ae wih at success, we scope as le. ‘From the Int of June next it will be opened to pa- mg ne tice instead ot-onns Coma libe Mioea anles e will, moreover, endeavor ene 1e OUT DOCU PATIENTS who need our assistance, = t resent staff ‘ Was. Hole SutBr GW Bosnomscmtag nt oat Dr DISTENSARY HOURS. From 2 to$ o'clock P, M.. . 8. 1, M, D. EVEL a 2 ‘rom Jock P.M. ah he! LUO akbe iP, C. W, SONNENSCHMID#, M. D. je8-aw* T. 6. VERDI, M. D., Secretary. —F¥reah 7 r CORE, Foundry Hie, feat ee Ra Me , T atreet, Georgetor Fa eh nh je10-1m* 4 BOOTS AND SHOES. NEw STORE. Sin rE area Fellows’ : . 8 jeot indow ta? ainte, Olle, Colors, Chemie oases Cider Vine, it OP ne Sn Dried Fruits, Cigars, s je 14-Im UP STAIRS. UST RECEIVED. AY LA palerg eau! ues at 50 cents segutital neil cents a yard. Ta- Ww he fee ag the im- en Dis ar RRO cent a Cail and examine for 14-68" senda lo’ atk ated COUR AND HONEY Bio hia fe, nt unprece- ae rices. apkias, Eines plage * Pal er teden ma omer ni hag on han pee S50 BOOTS AND-SHOES, Peet ta se deig PP PPT GEORGE BR i * ADIES' FURNISHING QDODB. a " ocKs! ne WANTS. PV ANTED Dy areapectabie airla SITUATION Ww as Chambepmatde Waits or Child's ok otal Please call at 260 D street, near 13th street YANTED—-A WHITE PIG NIOS, EXCURSIONS, &o. Fst GRAND ANNUAL PIC-NIC “ or WEBSTERLODGE:NO. 7, KNIGHTS OF Le PYTHIAS, i > SERVANT, at 511 8 Will be held at Begker ey E street, Wie, between 7th and’ sth etr Navy NDAY dune 1 Tickets admittin en- eee » Ras AY i Pedier etsy wake precisa st the WASTED—A first class HORSE SHOER to pa ; it* “a Chemshe highest wages will be given at No. = @G street no + 4th door from7th stree:. ' RAND PICNIC ‘se Tey A PRAND FRCUEC te ons Fewest GW AY. H RIDGEL OCIATON ANTED-A WELL-FURNISHED HOUsk, EVEN’ EE = Ks containing twelve or fourteen rooms, ip ade a TARE sirable location. Address ““E. M.,”’ City Post 0: une 18TH, fice. it . Atha Tickets 50 Cents. me : lancing to commence at W4s7ED A good WHITE BARBES. Apply SONNE iis: a Packer Git C-eawe at the Kirkwood House, de Met" ga ee» (Ee iad FANTED—Two good SEAMSTRESSES, who Floor Managers: K-Wurgess, G.T-Eawsrds, J. understand sewing on ppats.. ‘elt wages ce Guyton, T. Greer. fast sewers. Call at once at No. 26 6% street, Isl Je 15-3t* J, Mart Lyons, and. Je 14-20" (IRST mT 0 7ANTED=A_ thoroughly qualified WwRUG pest ORG PICNIC OF HE To V CLERK. Apply to AS-8 TAFT 46 i AMERICAN EAGLE ASSOCIATION rect. opposite oni por to CHAE of Georgetown will egiven at Bis TAFT C1CO.corner oth and 6 ste. Jo 18-3 SNAMMOESN ISLAND WASIED TOBUY= From 191050000 FEET On WEDNESDAY, June 19, 1867, OF GROUND. Locate North, between ath The Committee pledge themselves to spare neither | and 22d sts. west. STARK & METCAL Plant’s Buil New York avenue and 1 ins nor expense to make this one of jes WANTED-WANTED- MEN for the United ar 'ic-Nics of the season. 2 ets, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, 50 he grandest Je 15-4t* States Army, «t 461 C street, near Baltimore TBEYEDS KOCTEEY fee dhe banca SERS Le Eay Leg RUT EI Pastinn EPH ’S SOCIETY. for the ben o 4 : y ED— ry hi SIT, fe ietilli HY'S SCHOOL, at JUENNEMAN'S PLEASURE | WANTED Every Kind of FRUIT. for Distilling GARDEN, Capitol Hill, on MONDAY, June 17, | der Berrict. Peaches, Apples, and Grapes. The Isnt. Tickets fifty cents, admitting a gentleman | hichest price will be paid by JOHN GALWOR. 36 and ladies jelt-2t Market street, Georgetown, D.C. Jeti" Fs? GRAND EXCURSION WANTED 10 BUY—By ES. JUSTH, Ladive OF THE pal Dd Gentiemen’s gone: vy! Clothing, E : . Boots.and Shece koe, ke, EAST WASHINGTON TEMPERANCESOCIETY | {¢pufhns ty between Land Bi ae, between L and M «ts. north ow much they may have been at 254% 7th street NB So mater b worn. WARTED—A furnished HOUSE, conver distance gh and Pennsylvania a: TO GLYMONT, Will be givenon WEDNESDAY, June 19, 1857. All the friends of the cause of Tet- perance are respectfully invited to patronize this Excursion, as the pro- sey ceeds are for the benefit of Columbia Division. of Us, with modern fmprovements. Address Box 355 P! O., stating terme, &c. my 3) ANT BD—Ladics to knew that the best aod T.,a new Division, and in need of # rt. e cheapest place for HOOP SKIRTS, COR- managers pledge themselves to make tea e Ge SETS, and SHOULDER BRACES, is that of Cis, sion of the season. No liquor will be allowed on | BAUM, 49 La. avenue, between 6th and 7th bts, the boat and grounds. Goods are warranted to fit or no sale. m2 Boat will leave 7th-street wharf at 8 o'clock a.m., TED—New and Cast-off CLOTHIN and 3d-street east wharf at 9 o'clock a.m. Return- ing will leave at 20’clock, 7th-street wharf, and 3d- street wharf at 3 0’clock p. m Gola ticle of j AN GOLD and SILVER, or any other ar: Merchant Pawnbro- at the old established value, ker’ ; : bore of B. FULTON & CO., 503 9th stret § By order of Committee of Arrangements. t i Leone CW OTTHY. President. SINGERS SEWING MACIIN Seay JOS. HOLLINS, Secretar jest Ww. OVINGTON, Tre: ex cussion TOG ONT. SUNDAY, JUNE 16r7n, 1867, For the benefit of the WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF GERMANIA LODGE, No. 1, A. 0. of G. F. LOST AND FOUND. OST—A PARASOL, on Thursday; in 8: Street, pear Ogden’s, (probably.) The by sendingit to 2™4 H street, will receive t ward of $3 if desired Pp on the premises of th instant, one 5 is requested to cot rove property and pay costs. ” sai i! POMAHLON BUCKMAN je 15-3t* Tennallytown, ; Ce TO JAMES SHERRY. on Aqued road,a large-sized COW, color white, with « dark blue neck; some small dark colored spots the right rump; two dark fore legs from the k. down; slit in both ears,and undercut June The owner to proye property, pay charges and t her away. It —In a small collar-box a su KO ol it wrapped up in a ne honest finder will be liberally rewar Losin Monday evening last R- GICALINSTRUMENTS. The finder will bs suitably rewarded by leaving the same at 562 Jersey avenue, south the sub- i the he OWL TICKETS 50 CENTS, Children under 14 years re * H. Bogeholz, “A . Keese, A. Koch, A. Bachus, and Thos. pig seeing Bs TTENTION, PLEASURE-SEEKERS, GRAND COMBINATION PIO-NIC A CORNET BANDS, iven at the Seventh street Park, , Fickete—- cents; admitting a gentleman and ladies among the best of the season. Bergman's fine String Band has been engaged. e. Boat leaves 7th wharf at 94. m. . BL Je 13-3t DOMMIPIEE. OF THE ST. DOMINICK ae ST, ALOYSIUS Tobe ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1867. The Committee pledge themselves to rank this Dancing to commence at 1 o’clock. Committee of Arrangements. of Capitol. je 14-3t J.H, Holden, A.S.Fendall, <TRAYED AWAY—On the lth inst..a brown J.B. Brody, Joseph E, Radcliff, Wand white spotted SETTER DOG. A liberal Z Mohorny, P. A. Caton, : reward will be paid for the return of the same to W.E. Wise, T. Thyson. je 12-d No. 6® Pa. ave., bet. 2ist and 22d streets )4-3t* B. KU XOHAT BOF. KRE. DANCING ACADEMY, Penn, —— ave., apposite Metropolitan Hotel ; Puesda’ S5 REWARD- and Friday evenings, from 8to 10 o'clock.’ The hall | Me ith inst. be rented for meetin; my 10-Ty red ears; aslitin one of them. The above reward will be paid for her return to WM. McBRIDE 3-3t* Corner 1332 and U streets, Isiand Je PRUIT JARS OF ALL KINDS FOR cheap. at FOLEY 50. Je ls-eost 275 Pa. ave., and 316 F str RESERVE YOUR FRUIT, AND PROCURE the best JARS in the market. at i FOLEY & C0.'S, 275 P. nd 316 F str: HO. se HATS. 1 would take this occasion to return many thanks to my old friends and patrons for their the past, and shall endeavor by politen tomers and strict attention to business to meri SR ET GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. EW STOCK OF DRY GOUDS. 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, bonght since the decline in prices, which enables him to offer inducements to purchasers. His stock com- prises the newest and best styfes of Ladies Dress Goods, Hosiery, Alexandre’s Kid and Sitk Gloves, Table Damasks, Linen and’ Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings, Cambrics and Muslins, Parasols and Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts, Calicoes, Ging- je13-cott BOO! “i Py zi of their future tropage. By | hams, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, with afull | ate Share of their future patra supelies assortment of Gentlemens’ and Boy’s wear. Also, | hering strictly to the cash system, 1 shall be abled to offer a much better assorted stock at lower Summer Undershirts and Drawers, Neckties, &c., maki rtm ces. desire to call the special attention of tus % novelties of the age, NP DR Cane Bae eer | THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. y enare now selling full | For beauty, comfort and style it cannot be sur Cheater ee receay handsome styles, 12%, cents: | passed. Call and look at them before purchasing cents; full yard wide do., good goods, 12% cents; An- | ##) others. Callearly.| Itis proper for me to say droscoggin do. 2 cents: Unbleached. Muslins, 10, SO ee eer ee aie oe tate cana : ; $ gents, pa an ase teller emery andsome | misses, boss’ and chilren’s BOOTS and S Also, men’s, boys’ and children’s HATS and CAPS im great variety, with BASE BALL SHOES of sil sizes. Don’t forget the place. H.C. WINDSOR, Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats, je7-im* 359 7th st., bet. Land K sts. $30,000 rs OF PRENCH GOODS IMPORTED BY WILLIAN, No. 336 Penn. avenue, ill positively be sold at cost to reduce stock, of Mohair Goods ‘for Dresses aud Suits: White Goods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills a Pptsosenoarn House Keeping, Goods, &c. We ‘ite an examination of our goods. Aa BENJAMIN MILLER, my 20-Im* 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. NEW GROCERY STORE IN GEORGTOWN The subscriber having resumed business at hi old stand, No. 125 Bridge street, corner of High, respectfully solicits the customers of the late firm of A. J. Radcliffe & Co., together with the custom of his old friends and the publicin general. Hav- ing had thirty years’ experience in the Grocery Business, and ha now en id a large stock of Groceries bou, it 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 lacks. and from $1 to $2 25 per pound for Gri ‘These Teas are cheaper than any offered for 1 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 The goods to be sold are such as BLACK SILKS, for Mantillas and Dresses. Velvets, all corors, Velvet Ribbons, Lace Mantillas, ” Silk Mantillas, Keal Laces of all kinds, Keal Lace Collars & Sets, Hairbraids, from 15 to40 New styles Watertalis, inches long, Black Nets for Veils, Curls, White Waists, Bobiuets for waists, Buttons, Ladies’ Undergarments, Walking Dresses, Trimmings, Coudray's Pomade, ‘id his followers. He would also call particular | Morning Robes, Yeils, attention to his stock of WINES and LIQUORS, 4 Lubin’s Fertuniery, Straw Bonnets, being nearly the entire stock sold at auction by ‘ay B 7 Feathers, eorge Loury, Esq. These liquors are over ten | Parisian Bonnets, Fegtnera gears old. Also, 19.000 CIGARS, at $4 per hun- | Hats, Bounet Silt red or five for quarter, equal to cigars usually | Flowers, Bet ae IUY EROCEMTES io Completes which te wilt de: | | Dresses, Manvilavand liounets made at reduced prices. 2 liver free of charge. Terms cash. Ro approved customers monthly yeseeenia No longer credit except by special agree- Mimy 15-eolm W. H. TENNEY. G20RcETOWN HEADQUARTERS. K ING PLACE. BUTTER DEPARTMENT. © In connection with our Store we have built one of BRETT'S PATENT BUTTER REFRIGERA- itlbe “RoRTmEY' y ABR” ANE | Coty a grantee a . y 3.1 Cy ENISHING GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIM- | C4pS ity $00 Roun ye will be opie ja farnies Families and Butter Dealers regular! it wit STRICTLY PRIME th h >, SWEET BUTTER yarm season. ‘The attr is Kept vol ag s Coming in Con- tawith Ice. 2. M. P. RING & BON, Corner Vermont ay.and loth street. HE “REAL ESTATE JOUR- - er jt t Oulsiana ‘e . for the best Life, Fire, and Accidental insurance ‘OR SALE—1,200 Maryland and Virginia FARHS HOUSES, and LOTS tn all parteot tue city. my 4-ln* pas AND NEW YORK MILLINEBY. Mrs, A. G, GASTON has just returned from New xo Car rage ana pe Suttons raed 3 i > Bas pe French; Euglish, and an 8t ber, Pearl, and Straw Or: Poca, Alga Hse TSC Sein rat rs. yariey Bibbon |, Silke, Crapes, T and Particular attention given to all orders. FU MING, &c., of 8: #°-.060NG & BEHREND, No. 120 Bridge street, next to the National Bank- of Commerce, Georgetown, D. C. New Goods daily received. W-2m* M. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM, Ww DYEING AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT. Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.C., Established in 1831 ; premium awarded by the Metro- litan Institute, 1857 ; rebuilt 1866, and is now by in the Joreeet, and beh nn- arson establishment of e kind is section of country. Dyeing and Scouring of all inde done in the best manner. thankful for past favors, the subscriber solicit the continued custom of the communi }oods received and returned by eLprons wits the itmost ess and despatch. “Bort tice udrees, Lock Box ela G ibile e closes atsunset except. arday it is closed at 8% pm. fo 16-6m SEX POINT HOTEL. PISEY POT WATER BATHING. ‘This well known resort will be open forthe re- i ee of visitors on the 20th of June. re per fan See a Bis. Rooms, 446 8th street, near eer — Board Per weet: MITOHRLIN Propeiecer | MS: eee ae Steamers leave Washington every Tuesday oe S pane gots egg ny sday, Friday and Saturday at 6 o'clock 8. m., ord ‘onimodore B. F. took: Fos The Daltiwore every Tuesday: Briday and Sater: | estate of the late Conumodore 3D. reck November ton, of id endi: of 1857, commencing April % end ¢ rembot iy lien farm, about two weet Georgstown, At District of Columbia, for the season, payal at 890 fo 1 68 itis, OW EURNER, Mauager. 0 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. The largest abd best stock of Seah, Doors, Blinds, dit Brackets rel Poste Balusters, Doorand Window Framer, and Building Materials f: treet, Fe ep soelta Contre Markst, my 1-1 H.W. HAMILTON & CO. L.—Y men who have _ CoRR ost eee rea en unfit them for business, pleasure, or the duties of Pata a 4o’clock p.m. Touching going and return- the Point. ett M8 SANFORD, WISHING TO CLOSE OUT her business by the Ist of July, offers great bargains in BONNETS and MILLINERY goods- 3434 Market Space, between 7th and 8th streets N. B.—Lease and Fixtures of store for sale low. je 10-6t* “ MATS, CHEAP MATTING. 25. CENTS A YARD. 26 CENTS A YAR. f 11 the balance, 29 rolls, 4-4 Checked ArTING. . low price of 25 cents per yard, to Beeson at the seinen pomareree t tot assorted DRY GOODS, which must be Large sold very low to close a consignment. Call ‘apd get bargalpe ave., cor. 10th st. Locks! LOCKSitt je 8-7t Ww Contre Market... - Oreste TW. HAMILTON. &-00. my 21-Im. Ri fo. 1 STRA f 40 Ore orREmT nae EG vei ty sete a - Positively ne Goods cold at