Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The bargeast Circolation in the District W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON OITY MONDAY... teseeeeeeSUNE 17, 1867. @7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SEEK OUTSIDE FUB INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. SW The following is the official showing of the daily circulation of the papers named be- low, made under tbe call directed by the re- cent act of Congress: EVENING STAR,,,...7,715 copies per day. Intelligencer s, +3552 te The returns of advertising by the same city papers fr the quarter ending December 31, 1866, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follow EV&NING STAE,,, Intelligencer... ee —___ BAILROAD TO THE POINT OF ROCKS— GROUND BROKEN. ‘We erated the other day that the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company were making active preparations to commence operations at this end of the line upon the railroad to the Point ot Rocks, a work delayed by the ac'ion of a gang of lobby speculators, wno eudeav- deavored to defeat its construction throuzh Congressional interference. We are glad now to be able te give the farther gratifying infor- mation that the ground was broken to. day upon the roaa within the city Jimits, and a large force will be constantly employed pushing it forward to completion. Three gange are at work to-day at this end of theiine. Mr. S. G. Myers, superintendent, bas forty men at work ai the corner of H street and Delaware avenue. and aboutone hundred and fifty yards have already been graded this morning at that point. About half a mile out another gang of forty men are employed, and yet another party is employed where the road intersects the Baltimore branch track. A large force has been employed for some months upon the,heavy cutting at Parr's Ridge, working in this direction, and another body of men are engaged at the junction of the road with the main stem of the Baltimore and Ohio road. The jnterested parties who have se persist- ehtly proclaimed that this road would never be built, will now probably shut up their mouths. CONGRESSIONAL E NG SEVENTY ONG 10N AL REPORTING SEVENTY In view of the privileges accorded to mem- bers of the newspaper press at the present time, to enable them to prepare for the public full and reliable reports of the Proceedings of the National and State Legislatures, it may be weil to revert to the past and see how such matters were managed at the beginning of the Present century It is a fact not generally known that at the first session of Congress held in the city of Washington. which com- Taylor Book Store,” from J. Shilling:on» lem ational Base Ball Club will inaugurate Tr new grounds, Fifteenth and $ streets. 0 8 June 18, at 3 o'clock p. m..by a match with a i invited to be present. 1G. ae Y & KISSINGEN 480 15th street. opp. U Esa LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL ther NINGS, Juve i7th and itl Go T SECURITIES, ‘ NS, &o. WANTS. to Wasiixoron, Juue 17, 1967-—Jay Oooxe & | Special Telegrams to the Star. ts a Winnie wee a TS Co. turnish the toliowing quotations of Gev- y > Wansiseson Teas i GRAND PIC-NIC F. curity preys most ample Ge nay ieee ernment securities : » | FROM EUROPE TO-Day. Informatien has beer received at this De- A Dek EY ASSOCIATON YEAR. Address. G. "CE RPE] ER, City Pos [By Usable to the Associated Press.] par'mest from Mr. John Britton, offtes E yeu ) ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron i and make herself generally usefo!. Apply « U.5 S's Uoapon, 1881 ptt VS Five Twenties, 1862. 10 U.S. Five Twenties. 1964. Five Twenties, Five Twenties, U. >. Ten Fortier... 0 Seven Thirties, U.S. Seven Thirties, S Seven Thirties, July, NEW YORE FIR®T BOARD SALBS. Coupons, seen LI2Z% 20,40°S ,eeovees Loxpox, June 17—Noon.—UConsols, 94%; O, 5S. 5-90’, 734, Lllimois Central, 794; Eries, 40%. *. LIVERPOOL, June 17—Noon.—Cotton firm. Middling Uplands, 11%,4.; Orleans, 1igd.; Corn, 38s. Breadstuffs unchanged. Other are ticles unchanged. Dowvon, June 17—2 P. M.—Consols, 91%; U. S. 5-20's, 73.¥. of the United = St Southampton, of 14 - 5.5 ‘slima su Ac: ° 7 ril, as on iy 2 td a. wt len, of Capmin . Bank- ‘bead, 1 commander of the. 5.8, Wyoming, ofthe Bast India squadron. ON f TUESDAY, June 18x, a aigkete 50 Cents. Dancing to commence at UN'S, Pawnbroker, 502 Sit . \ \ a “ . ‘avenue. eT 2 tee; E.T, Parker, H.C, Evpey, eas Pee ee eee BO: Roper WADZED—A. good, sottied COLORED wo Floor Managers: A. Burgess, G. T. Edwards, J. MAN, to cook One mile ix . Greer. the country’ Appiy 7& street, Je 15-3t* J. Mart Lyons, Ballet Master and K streets. is pst GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVE- W 4AN7EDA CANDY MAK} Also. aSTORD NING PIC-NIC OF TH ¥ GIRL. «German pri ferred.) Apply at No. 97 AMERICAN EAGLE ASSOCIATION, Bridge # rect, Georgetown. RIDGELY A At SEVENTH STREET PARK, A , DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WasuIinoTon, June 14, 1867 Information has been received at this De- partment from Mr. Oliver H. Perry, the Uon- sul ot the United States at Uanton, China, of 7 ei6t* FRED'S F ND, Confectioner 5.20°8, 1962, 1105 7.30%, at. New York Market. th, on ¢ 66, of Georgetown. wil! be given at de I7-6t FRED'S FREUND, Confectior 5.20'e, 1864 100% fare See 7 ‘1 OL ATMUrE Foloca. ” Mey '866 at Canton, BNever ae SOuee JURSE | WANTED—A NURSK Coe ee 08 en a New York, June i7.—The Flour market | of Arthur ‘olsom. On WEDNESDAY, June 19, 1867, wanted. TRS Ma te, 5.208, In.&Ty.65. 108% a 1a aa: fo Dpsents tower; raceip ts: 6,198 Oba: SW; The Committee pledge themselves to sparo neither | character and capac required. Apply at 313 2 T¥"65.109% Gold... market dull and nominally lower. Corn mi®- AMUSEMEN ains ner expense to nmKe this one of the grandest | F etrect, betweeu ilth and 12th ats, att erhes Ryeneias roopiig, GET tetae ee TS. Pict Mics of the season. parveneste ANTED-—By arespectable girl|a SITUATION a ow- ickets, sdmitt: a Gentleman a: joa, 5 ‘on, ey FINANCIAL. fo roe Ger me ne ee ng to cook, wash, und iron, or to de g-nerai NATIONAL THEATRE. Cents. je 15-4t* Lewis Jobuson & Oo, quote Stocks @md | Gui at 19013 cts. Whiskey*nominal. Barley iRat GRAKD -_ poargwork. Apply at No, 263 cist street, between Bonds fori — a5 hl i eS r es nde in home and foreign marketsas follows. | quiet. Cotton quiet at 2%c. for uplande. THE BENI-ZOUG-Z0U@ ARABS F GsAnD SA CUNSION TANTED—A GOOD SETTLED OOLORED 6’, 1881, coupons, 113: U. S. bare coupons; | meeenemtut ve : iv EAST WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIBTY hi WOMAN tocook, wash and iron, a ain a i Siro i ay v y ea i ani ?. Destosse’s, French Baker Liber OS sentence EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. family. Inquire at Fr. Destosse’s . Frene 7 TO GLYMONT, 367 i9th street, near Pennsylvania ave je 17 2t* 7 7 TANTED—By a respectable girl. a SITOA Will be given on WEDNESDAY, June 19,137. | WANED By respectable girl. a SIT Os All the friends of the cause of Tem ing and ironiug. New objection to go to the coun perance are respectfully inviy to geoff try. Address Box 10 Star Oihce. Best of city patronize this Excursion, as the pr references given. je 17-38" Ceeds ate for the benent of Column Pacitic Mati, 14; Atlantic Mail, 106; Oanton Co., 44, Cumberland Coal Co., 30; Quick- silver, 27 ¥: Mariposa, do. preferred. —; N. York Centra! Railroad, tui &; Erte Bail way.60X; Erie preferred, 14%; Hudson River Railroad, 108, Reading R. KR. 106%; Michigan Central MATINEE ON SATURDAY. je 17-6t IEST ANNUAL ANNIVERSABY OP THE WASH§NGTON BOWLING CLUB No. 1, _» CONNECTED WITH THE . GRAND GENERAL PRIZE BOLLING FRED PD ATUART, ACCIDENT INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. won” Room No 1 Intelligencer Building. j¢17-1m* NOTICE To FARMERS AND PLANTERS. — Just received from factories. a full assortment of : bia DivisionS. of | Wy- ANTED—A respectable WHITE GIRL to go R.K.. 112; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana | AGKICULTTRAL IMPLEMENTS, constr oh, Zen pin Alle; . T 8 Rew Division and in need of support. ‘The | WW ANTE gh seapertable WHITE GIRL to ge KR. 6&3; Llinow Centra! R. R., 119%; Oleve- | SHOVELS. SPADES, HOES RAKDS aCy tH BAIER'S CAPITOL HI \RDEN, managers pledge themactves to makeitthe Excur: | preasthe comiria ul wenot hove ered he lard and Pitteburg R. R.. 70%; Northwestern, | STONES, dc. A street, between 5th and Sth ste.. Capitol All, (Ean omens, Be Nanor will be allowed on | piy. “for two days, at 26 Market Space and "5: do. preferred, 594: Uleveland and Toledo, | _J¢17-1w JOHN R. ELVANS & Co. continalng tures Gays: ne 1s, and Je 17-38" Boat will leave 7th-atreet wharf at8o'clock a.m., | C&ual. 1 “4 and 3d-strect east wharf at 9 o'clock a.m. Return: WANTED —An Unfurnished HOUSE, centrally ing will leave at 20’clock, 7th-etreet wharf, and 3d- located. fora family with no children. The street wharf at 30'clock p. m. best care will be taken of the house. Apply or ad- The Boat will touch at Alexandria, Va.,in going | dress D. L. WELLS & GO., corner Louisi 2. and returning, each trip. The first boat returning | and oth atrcet. ae 17 -3t will leave Glymont at 54: o'clock, and the last at 943 JANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable o'clock. p.m. Ge ee a pastry cook and baker Raeecntiin commeuce immediately on arrival in a hotel or boarding house. Noobjection to go ip MONDAY, June WEDNESDAY, June 19th. More than 40 Prizes, whose total value exceeds 00, will be awarded sors . Every visitor can engage in this Prize-Rolling. The prizes can now be seen at the show-window of H.& A. Schmedtie, 445 7th street, between @ and H streets. ae Chance to Roll, 50 cents. Admission to the 135: Rock Island, 94; Fort Wayne, 97x; Obtoand Miss. certificates. 2954; Western Union Telegraph. 44%: Boston Water Power, 23x. ——__+ce.__ a7 From French & Richardson, “Hudson FeESCH BOOKS.—Alphonse Karr Les Fom- mcs; 45 cents. Souvestre: Sous Les Filets: 43 ‘ouvestre: Un Philosophe sous les Toits; 43 ‘ouvestre: La Goute D'Eau; 45 cents. Du- Aventures de huatre Femmes; 45 cents. ence: Le Demon de largent, 45 cents. Con science: Le Flau de Village; 45 cents. Achard: Parisicnnes et Provinciales; 45 cents. Achard: Les Dernieres Marquises; 45 cents. Gozlan: Le Notaire Odeon Building, and from J.O. Parker, we e . 5) the country. The best of references given. Call b Godey” "s Book ly; al re de Chantilly; 45 cents. La Comtesse Dash: Les rounds FREE. By order of Committee of Arrangements. aduitbe. 5 a ney fs id pees Fo pas Jay Fas trom | Bais Masquecran Conte: 8 ryt ERED a ikabeda engaged toentertain CW OKEY, President. Southeast corner of oth and N streets for two Sounng z ve £ clerson's jel? FRANCK TAYLOR the visitors with Concert and Dancing Music. Z JOS. HOLLINS, Secretary Ladies’ Magazine for July; and from Shilling. All friends ef a solid Ten-Pin port are rexpect- | _ je 14-tt H. COVINGTON, Treas ton the July number of Frank Leslie’s Maga. V J ANTED—A smart YOUTH, who has some D®* GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. fally invited. je 12-W,S&M*. fe of wood work and use of tools “ATTENTION, PLEASURE-SEEEKERS. zine. Apply from lv a. m, tol p. eS arom 5 tobe. m Spy get " ME HALL. y N GAL’ LER, INTERNAL KeveNve—The receipts from JOS. J. MAY & CO., FAEEOTE a GRAND oe ea PIrNI0 A 4 420 Pennsylvania avenue, tbis source to-day were $ 047,674.21. S3OMPENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN 9711 AND 10TH STs. DUNNAVANT. ST. DOMINICK'S AND ST, ALOYSIUS goa toot Resm 4, scosad floor Ww.c. On MONDAY EVENING, June 17, at the re- wt of many friends and citizens, W.C. DUN VANT, the highly i beautiful Reader and Elocutionist, will give a series of SE- LECT READINGS from Shakspeare, Poe, Collins, Bulwer, Byron, &c. Tocommence at 8'4 o'clock. Tickets fifty cents, to be had at the principal hotels, ANTED—A WHITE SERVANT, at 511 E ON WEDNESDAY JUNE 19. 1? Y oe between 7th and 6th eee soy 5 § . Jt ‘ 5 ar je 15-3" nae cents; admitting a gentleman and 7 AX DA Art, pines, UOHSE SHOER to. py ‘ i whom the highest wages will be given, at Ne aniong the best of theseagon ns” ©? FARK this | gan G street north, 4th door from 7th stteet NA- To be given at the Seventh street Park. WF GRAND C&OSING OUT SALE OF DRY GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 87 GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds of DRESS Goons. ORKINGMEN’S ASSEMBLY —Every delegate to the WORKINGMEN’S AS- LBLY is requested to be present at 8 o'clock WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 19th, in Gouncil amber, City Hall By order of the Assembly. it MES H. REED, Rec, Sec. music stores, and at the door on the evening of the | Bergman's fine String Band has been engaged. Je 15-38 itt see eee WEST WASHINGTON MISSION, corner | Black and White LACE SHAWLS. entertainment jel0 MWS& Mi Dancing pare y es 7 V pENTSD A Rich tA eh on see ahs ol 20th and R streets. We cordially invite all ING DREaAG ements. , stoner eas Ee Mn City Pose & friends to attend the STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL | MOURNING DRESS GOODS. {RAY'S AND IMITATION LINEN BYRON | J-H- Holden, PSB ee Baente Hlecatien: Saar ee My Oly POO Monday and Tussday evenings, June I and 18. | Fine WHITE GOODS. COLLARS. 2 cente per box, ab 3 Mahorney Ponvostoa ANTED TO BUY—From 151050,000 FEET Chapels °Y He children. Proceeds to repair the | CoproNs, LINENS, PRINTS, &c. Je 15-tf ODEON HALL. W.E. Wise. T! Thyson jered | WANTED TOBOY From 19 to 3d Detwnen ab D®* GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER AT WHITTINGTON’S, N.W. corner of 4th st. and Massachusetts avenue. icoes 10, 1232, 14, 16, and 18 cents, Cottons 10, 12. 12%2, and 14 cents, ¥ard wide Cottons, 1234, 14, 16, 18, and 20 cents, Brown Cottons, 12!2. 14, 16, 18. and 20 cents, 5-4 Bleached Muslins, 20 and 25 cents, TIONAL BASE BALL CLUB—The | _jel7-2tif 486 SEVENTH STREET. 486 TO PERSONS RENOVATING—REDUCED PRI- $ FOR CASH. Having the largest and choicest Stock in the Dis- trict. and wishing to reduce it as 1auch as pos: DEOF. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. and 22d sts. west. spear ree ave., opposite Metropolitan Hotel ; Tuesda: r | on ing. and Friday evenings, from 3tol0o’cloek.’ The hall | _3¢8 New York avenue and loth st. can be rented for meetings, &c my 10-ly V ) ANTED—WANTED-MEN for the ted States Army, at 461 C street, near Baltimor GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. | Waster maT FRUIT Diskin pur} Blackberries, ki Dpo- the State Department, on TUESDAY WENT. d ‘nine’ from the Association Clubs of the istri Th mblio and friends of the Club are cordially i —such as Cherri a a - sible during the summer, in order to make room for | Alapaca Lusters. 2 cents, JEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. der Berries, Peaghes, Apples, and Grapes. The months, at reduced prices for cash, our choice selec Also a large assortment of Dress Goodsand Notions JOHN H. SMOOT, 119 Bridge street, George Market stree eorgetown Jet-hn in general. Call soon and examine our stock. GEV. W. WHITTINGTON’S, je 144t™ NW. corner 4th st. and Mass. ave. HORSES FOR SALE—At Pumphrey’s Stable. — A beautiful bright sorrel HORSK. years old, warranted sound ; kind and gentle in single or double harness. +a very handsome black Bashaw HORSE, 5 years old, war- ra sound. and very gentle in single or double harness; has been ridden and driven for the last year by alady. Both Horses are good SRets: and together make a very stylish team. Will be sold cheap. 3 Je 13-6 MINERAL WATER, ON DRAUGHT FROM MILBURN’S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, Treasury tion of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND Tass WALNUT BRACKETS JABINETS, BOOK SHELY town, D. C., has enlarged and refitted his store. and Wat [=D TO BUY—By E.S. JUSTH, Ladias resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF and Gentlemen's second-hand Clothing, Un STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bought | detclotting. Bedding, Boots and Shoes, dic.y &e-, i: i. ;: at 284), 7th street etween L an: sta. nor since the decline in prices, which enables himto | Ny *¢3 tte ow much they may have been offer inducements to purchasers, His stock com . je4-im* prises the newest and best styles of Ladies Dress NIED—A furnished HOUSE. convenia Goods, Hosiery, Alexandre’s Kid and silk Gloves, | W “QMiunee fomtah at Pan baci oyentent Table Damasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and | with modern i ovements. Address Box 385 P. Shirtings, Cambrics and Muslins, Parasols and | 0. *tting terms, &c. my 9 Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts, Calicoes, Ging- A/ ANTED—Ladies to knew that the best and hams, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefe, with a full W icapere pines for HOOF SKIRTS, COX- & 8. E. Re cS ,.i t Js. assortment of Gentlemens’ and Boy's wear. Also, | PALM 49 Lee Gua e Tee at pt OHS. we would say please and compare quality call and examine our and prices before purchi Please remember the nan Sabbath School are pleased to announce to friends, who have sv. lil ized r Strawberry and. Fi with the gene Festival MONI i and number, _ J.MARKRITE No, 486 Seventh str Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, _je 17-n* between D and E streets, sire to spend an agreeable evening, promising to RY GOQDS—DRY GOODS. Summer-Undershirts and Drawers, Neckties, &c., | Goods are warranted to fit or no sale m20-tf menced on the 17th day of November, 180), the | (itl! tenivel ves toudto theenjoy ment of ally The [02 CREAMS, WATER ICES, D 8 Goons. making acomplete assortinent, adapted to the best W Ad TED Seg, aad, Catoll CLOTHING, oft House of Representatives would allow no | MiNi’! Will be closed THIS (Saturday) BYE: apace ners BOGAN & WYLIE, family trade, to which he calls the attention of cash GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of ! NID Je 15-3t ROMAN PUNCHES, Ko. 309 Seve a sa Ne . | buyers. {my 25-1] J.H.SMUOT. | value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro report of the proceedings to he made for pub {OTICE—AIl persons havir FROZEN CUSTARD, &c No. 329 Seventh street, between New York a “GOODS OWED Ea e\Ninweny) | Ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO.. 502 9h street, 3 lication. A pamphiet published in th's Dis i¢ Ej @ balance due from the U ‘ ees avenue and L street, Cirsr Dey GOODE—We fre now selling fall | doors north of Penna. avenue. Sole Ageut for trict that winter says:—« When Mr. S. Smith, w Young, late seamane t of all the most Delicate Flavors, at gPealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hosiery, | peat males. 16 te 18 Contes ica Meee tig | SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE, dezz-ty : aide hereb: ‘ P 7 : , Glove oopskirts, Corsets, and Notions, makes, D 18” ay v onalin ES RSS the respectable and impartial Editor of the mes with crowbe eotekote to od eee WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Ladies can rely upon fair dealing aud the very Sree eae an ee ane pa ote ag conta; An: = = ae Wational Inte‘ligencer, by @ memorial, asked | Fourth Auditor, within fonr (4) months from this | We have the pleasure of announcing to our nn- | /eeest Hock is kept full by dail -ipts from Ni Bey 154 175 Laurel D 4-4 do., 2 cents; handsome LOST AND FOUND. leave of the House of Representatives to have | “%te: June 12, 18i7. wins moots jnerous friends and the public in general that we York and Philadelphia.) 1 Teceipts from New | Lawns, 20’and 25. A beautiful stock of Organdies, Ewan ats needOW a place within the bar to note the debates, he je rse3t Aching: Auditer: Have conney cow 1th eee well enown estaba! ment. ss Percals, Jaconets, and Brilliants. A large stock $ REWARD.— ost. une 8th, one w was refused!’’ It eeems that the vote stood 45 a TAX NOTICE. to 45, and the Speaker. Mr. Theodore Sedg- wick, gave the casting vote against the memo- rial. The Speaker was pleased not to stop here, for he not only would not permit Mr. Smith to take notes outside of the bar, but had reporters in the year 1567. What a storm he ‘Would raise! a HON. THAD. ees is THE JULY SEs- SION, Propriety of having a quorum in Congress on the Is: proximo, because the opinions of the | P%,th m respectively. according to the list afore. Attorney General seem to require some ex- | the expiration thereof, become liable to pay FIVE ER CENT. ADDITIONAL planajory or supplemental acts. He says | {itor toueiher with otinreoeee ewe mount those opinions contain errorsin fayor ot the Rebels, and instances the clanse which | Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Provides for one year’s residence ot a person in the State to entitle him to be registered: ee OF. which the Attorney General decides need not be continuous residence immediately before | 2nd Penn’a ave..cures Rheumatism, Eruptions of OF TAXES him turned out of the gallery by the Sergeant. | the Yur 1667 has been received from the Asscssor, d and that the duties and taxes i i at-Arms! Faney Mr. Oolfax banishing the | have BECOME DUE AND Pavaure, Coren Specified I TABLES. CARRIAGES, WATCHES, SIL- VER PLATE for 180, ARCHES, sud: BU opposite the General Post Office, daily, (Sundays hon. Thaddeus Stevens in a letter dated | excepted.) from this date to June 30, 1857. from Lancaster, Pa., June 13th, 1867, suggests the | 24%,c°°K 4 m. to 4 o'clock p. m., to receive the 2D and SEVEN P. The ard be paid if returned to HENRY PRINZHOW, Com ete ad and Boundary line. Je 17-3t7 of Mohair Goods for Dresses and Suits; White Goods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills and Cottonades, House-keeping Goods, &c. We above reward will manufacture of 2 —— Rewer PRICES OF DRY GOODS, AT THE ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES, Store o: BOGAN & WYLIE. CoLLECTOR’s OFFICE, ROMAN PUNCH, FROZEN CUSTARD, &c., | No. 329 7th street, between New York avenue and | invite an examination of our goods. ‘| #usi—On Saturday. @ small PURSE, contain Usiren States Intensat Re aves) [of stl tre teak date ee eee, street. ENJAMIN MILLER, a : JiSTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ing over $10. The finder will be suitably re warded upon leaving it at 411 Thirteenth west Jz 5° At 8 o'clock on Friday evening last, ‘vicinity of 8th street and Pa. ave..a very small biack and tan BITCH, answering to the name of “Cora.” A liberal reward will be given if returned to the livery stable of KELEHER & P WELL, sth street. it* OST—On Thursday afternoon, a POCKET BOOK , containing about $20 or upwards. Also, another containing valuable papers. of no use to auy one but the owner. Any information leading tothe recovery of either or both will be suitably rewarded. « D.L. WELLS &CO., LAWNS for dresses, as low as 15 cents per yard. Beautiful DRESS GOODS. from 20 to 50 cents. CALICOES at 10, 1244, and 15 cents; the best for 18 and 20 cents. 7 UNBLEACHED COTTONS, from 10 cents to 20 cents; an Peoclient qaality for 1234 cents. BLEACHED COTTONS, from 10 cents upward. Androscoggin 4-4 bleached, 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. : ome and see for yourselves. je12-4t* NSIDE SHUTTERS, Inside Shutters, French and Imitation French Windows; Doors of any style or finish, furnished my 20-Im* 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. NEW GROCERY STORE IN GBORGTOWN The subscriber having resumed business at his old stand, No. 125 Bridge street, corner of High, respectfuily solicits the customers of the late firm of A. J. Radcliffe & Co., together with the custom of his old friends and the public in general. Hav- ing had thirty years’ experience in the Grocery Business, and having now en 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 tho District. He would call particular attentio: seeee soe. eel selected stock of TEAS © lers at from r pound for Japans and Tacks. and from @1 to 2.2 per pound for Greens. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. We have made our selection of the most choice Creams from Orange county. New York, Penney vania, Delaware and Maryland Dairies, We will guarantee the public that we will use the VERY BEST MATERIAL in manufacturing the above-mentioned articles, and with our yast machiney and facilities, and the competence of our Foreman, who has been en. ployed in Philadelphia at the business in the most prominent houses for the last twenty-seven years, we feel confident that we cam offer to the public an article which cannot be surpassed in thiscountry, All we ask is a single trial, which will convince the mont fastidious. Wasiinoto, June I 18857. Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL i ‘ST assessed in this Collection District for reet nthe he taxes included in the aforesaid list are 0) upon NCOMES FOR 1566, LICENSES. BILLIARD I will attend at my Office, No. 468 Sevensh street, jeli-3t corner La. ayenue and 6th st- All persons who shall neglect to pay the sums due a — We most respectfully solicit the patronage of | at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest | ‘These Teas are cheaper than any offered for like 7 OTICE.—Taken up on the premisus of the sub é n r¢ s. Pie-Ni Pei ices. hi by the so-called tea companies of the Dis- scriber, 0} 2th instant. one SOW said, within the time specified. (June 3).) will, at | Familles, Hotels, Festivals, Pic-Nics, Excursions, | Prices. 5 1.1.5 nesot, 562 Seventh street, Wetawhich hewil proveie aor see whe wih fee faa var era porn eer A horned. ‘The own prove property and je 15-3t* requested to come forward, BUCKMAN, nablytown, D.C. bs Delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. HARVEY & CO., Je 17-2w 259 Pennsylvania avcaue him with acall. He has too much respect for the ublic to attempt to delude, as the veiled prophet Hid his followers. te would also call particular attention to his stock of WINES and LIQUORS, Ppponite Centre Market. my 21-Im H.W. HAMILTON & CO. SEVERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS, \ with Patent Organ Swell, and one wit! ts. LEWIS CLEPHANE, i : ST—In a= allcollar-box asumof MONEY ty OR SALE—A fine ARCTIC SODA APPARAT- | movable Pedal Bass, (very convenient { being nearly the entire stock sold at auction by | [OST —Ina = ail z a L : Columbia. se ee eae patent) Ronee TET Bog sele Fetal Uae (ects convenient George Loury, Bay. ‘These anors are over ten | Aa $i.00t it sap tuewapaper., Ths be sold cheap. Address WELLIAM H. DAW, cor- POSITIVELY BE SOLD AT COST, yesrsold. Also, 19,000 CIGARS, at $4 per hun- honest Ande = ner 10th and L streets. je 14-3 se a JUST RECEIVED. dred or five for a quarter, equal to cigars usually sold at ten cents apiece. ‘His assortment of FAM- Preparatory to rebuilding Store, ILY GROCERIES is complete, which be will de- Also, 12 new and second-hand PIANOS at reduced pric GEO. L. WILD & BRO co Monday evening last, acase of SUR . L. ALCAN, southwest corner of lith street 4 GICAL INSTRUM TS. The finder will be 2 New A large lot of O. L. Beers 7 Chai suitably rewarded by g the sane at 5 the election. Mr. Stevens says: aiyate NL oet ybeulllts, AMiection of Pa: |“ GENTLEMEN § SEMMER CLOTHING, mi 15-2m eo ee Tn st above Fa-ave_ | “Werms cash.” fo approved customers monthly | 2:#¢¥ svenue.routh of Capitol. ___e est" Se Ta ane “ . hs of Linen. aca, and Drap<i’ ods, at (OR SALE—-SIX IUS. . . Nolonger credit except by special . STRAYED AWAY—On the Jith inst.,a brown ‘The Attorney General has no more Tight | plaints my 2-6m je 15-tf ” ODEON HALL. I POLES. lately in use by the United States Tel- mene ia iia ihc gh ie a Ss and white spotted SETTER LOG. “A liberal to imierfere than the President hadto recon- t struct, which pretension Gongress has set- ued. Since it bas been adjudged that the conquered States are to be treated as subdued territory, and rebuilt, without reterenc- to their former condition, by their legisiature i PURE DRUGS. MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, power alone, it is to ke supposed that Con- PERFUMERY S. gress alone is to be appealed to in case of dit- Hiculty.” * * * * «His opinion is just as good as any other good lawyer's, and no bet- They ter. Itis the attempt to treat it as official that is objectionable.” SECESSION NOT DEAD YET. A debate took place in the Maryland Con- stitutional Convention at Annapolis on Satar- Goring the mont Gay, when States’ rights, the doctrine of se- | gust. (providing all arream ara paid.) after which cession, and other of the issues which brought ume pe raleconnt aL be Slowed ane fae ome ; will be closed. Office open TU g i about the late war, were discussed by some of | JAYS and SATURDAYS. from iva ur tase, the members in the style that prevaiied six | in ‘basement west wing City Hall, commencing years age. One of the speakers declared that | 7! URSDPAY. 6th June he “considered the dectrine of secession was —— settled until the party in power had run its FOR SALESA BAY HORSE, good for Saddle, Buggy ar Wagon, in a first-class con dition. Tnanire at F- Desfosse’s, French DQ a course and the question should agaim come up!” ee eee As STABLISHED 1852. McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 571 PENN. AVENUE, CORNER AST STREET, egraph Company, on the turnpike between Wash- ington, D.C., and Philadelphia; forty (49) to the mile. Proposals requested for the purchase of all or any part of the same, Adddregs my 15-eolm W. BH, TENNEY, G2OnGETOWN HEADQUARTERS. reward =u e paid fort return. ot. fig: same to No. 65 Pa. ave., bet. 2ist and 22d streets. Ree 3t re “"h. B. ROCHAT. XIR®OULAR. Cc a ICE Customers using less than, 5% Ibs. daily will pay Cariton A a DH. BATES. Goods HORTERY. LADIERY AND GENT: APITOL HILL, rivers one cent per pound hie: 7, ‘Walhove 5 0DS, Ss - ES N 3 3.8 2S AN ATS. Dealers in Using 10, and hot fess thaa 89 ¥bs., daily, cent | je 14-3¢ Western Union Telegraph Co... | FURNISHING GOUD8, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIM- BOOTS (SHORE ASE EST GL per pound. 4 MINGS, &c.. — Y¥. FANCY GOOD INSTRUMENTS, &c., &c. sicians Prescriptions accurately compounded. ight Bell promptly answered. NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS.— he tax-payers of the county of Washington Using 500 and over, }4 cent:per pound it cannot be expected that wecan control every act of our drivers. and the pablic will please see that they get the amounts above specified. Shenld th:y fail to, please report at Central Office, corner 12th and F streets north Je 15-3t T.T. FOWEGR, Superintendent. 1 would take this occasign to retarnmany thanks to my old friends and patrons for their liberality in the past, and shall endeavor by politeness to cus- tomers and strict attention to business to merit a large share of their future patronage. By largely increased facilities for obtaining supplies, and ad- hering strict ly to the cash system, I shall be en- Fs YOUNG & BEHREND, _ ZF | vo. 120 Bridge strect, next to the National Bank of Commerce, Georgetown, D. C. New Goods daily tecelved. ap i7-2m* M. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT. THE HUMAN FYE, Impaired by protracted sickness. general debility of the nervous system, or in consequenee of natu- ral disposition to long or shortsightedness. will be strengthened and improved by the use of those Oe 12. : superior Lenses, adapted to the organs of sight in 5 . led ffer a much better assorted stock at lower are hereby notified that the tax of 1857 is now due, RIENTAL SOAP. accordance with the modern theory of physiology | _ Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Gcorgetown, D.C., | abled to offer a much 8 i i i yf i 6 e Curtai ; rene i i i : i ? | prices. I desire to call the special attemtion of the on which there is a giecoune obtee per cent: dipaid sil nA ng Kid Gloves, Lace Curtains, and | and the mele) poe Of optics at te Tr = Established in 1831 ; premium awarded by the Metro. Indice and petlic ia general te ‘of the greatest olitan Institute, 1867 ; rebuilt, 196, and is now by, far the largest and most complets establishment of the kind in this section of conutry. A Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds done in the best manner. i Truly thankful for past fayora, the subscriber solicits the continued custom of the community. Goods received and returned. by express with tho utmost promptness and despatehy 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. JEWECL. Manufacturer, 500 and 502 G st. nortix: bet. 4th and 5th ats. erent. if paid in the month of Au- novelties of the age, THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. ‘or beauty, comfort and style it cannot be sir- ped Gall sod look at thon before purchasing any Callearly. Itis gpoper for me to say Sou can rely upon hiding a good assortment of dtuer leading und staple styles of ladies’, gents’, of FRANKLIN & CO., Practical Opticians, jel4-6t__ 244 Penn, ave.. bet. 12th and 13th sis. 20)% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, QO7 325 seal 325 CLARK & PEARSON, AGENTS AND WHCLESALE COMMISSION Jetlw JAMES PILLING, Collector. jan 11-6m a WE HAVE NOW IN STORE A COMPLETE STOOK OF WHITE GOODS. MERCHANTS, FOR isses’, boys’ and children’s BUUTS and SHOSS: ‘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, Post Office address, Lock Box,:No. 80. Office closes daily at sunset exeepd Saturday, when it is closed at 8% p. fe 16-6m. Virginia Lumber, 5, Fredericksburg Cloth Mills, Harris & Co.'s Neoteric Seap, er, 367 19th street. near Pennsylvania . r se INEY POINT HOTEL. in Boots, Shoos and Hats, = avenue. je 17-2t Baltimore Window and Druggisss’ Glass, SALT WATER BATHING. : Dealer in Boots, : id VIRGINIA AND THE PRIZE FIGHT.—The Rich- FOR, SALE —That valuable DRAFT HORSE CONSISTING. OF eee oe ooo s ener lua Witte; ‘This well known resort will, be open forthe re- | _je7-1m™ 359 7thst., bet. [and K ats. mond Dispatch contradicts a statement that no that has been used for the last few Plain, Dotted, and Figured SWISSES. Cigars, Tobacco, &c. ception of visitors on the 20¢ ec On ANA WOB1 000 WORTH OF steps were taken to prevent the late prize fight Petr crening the woter cart on the avense; 3-4,4-4. 6-4 and oeee NCH MUSLINS, _ie 14-im UP STAIRS. $1 $30, FRENCH GOODS trom taking place in Virginia. 1t says: and Harness will be sold together or separate, _In- Berped and Obecked ALNEUOKS, WASHINGTON HOMG@:PATHIC DISPEN- Wii! L. Prop’ we TORRE “Major Poe having been misinformed that | Quire 368 Pa. av., bet. 6th and 7th sts. je 17-3t* Pufted and Tucked MUSLINS, | SAR Steamers leave Washington every Tuesday, : . the t was to have taken place en Glouces- ter Point, felt it bis duty se to netify General Schofield of it, and did so. The General im- BROWN Id ediately sent an order to the officer at York. | ANY CHECK LINEN EAC NOAH town, rare eine = to cond & detachment of Jucest an vent an ther- ing that might take piace there, Acie tee ctvil authorities of Stafford county we are reliably informed that they had no idea in the world that the fight was to take piace.” As fall particulars concerning the time and | GEEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS. Place of the fight were published in all the papers of the country, and lumber sent down | S!e«ve Buttons, Studs. &c. io erect AN AmpDitReatre, and other extensive arrangements Made, the ignorance of the an- dhorities in Richmond is only less remarkable ‘than the innocence of the civil authorities in Stafford county, who it is said had no idea of @7- Furniture Repaired and Varnished, je 14-1m the proposed fight with the extensive prep- arations going on right under their noses. DisMisesp.—We hear that information has ‘been received here that Admiral Tucker, of the Peravien navy, and formerly of the Con- FR SALE—Fifty GOVERNMENT WAGONS. Iederate navy, has been dismissed from service by the Peruvian Government. It will be remembered that Admiral Dahigren, of our Navy, refused the ususi! courtesies to Tucker, on account of his revel antecedents. PrRsoxal.—The statement that Hon. Rob't C. Schenck would ‘leave Washington on Sat- urday to preside over the Union Republican Convention im his State’ was a mistaken one ltogether. General Schenck is yet in Wash- ington, we learn, but will probably return to ‘Obio during the session of the Convention. ® Gov. Patton, of Alsbama, having at- "tomded the recent State Republican Conyen- Hon of Alabama, at Montgemery, and made a brief speech, the Mobile Advertiser reads him out of the Conservative party, saying he “is as dead to his old friends gs a door nail.” Sa The Methodist Episcopal body is likely to receive @ large accession from the Metho- Gist Protestants the present year, the reasons of separation no longer existing. free vere eint re et Or re SrectaL Oapinst Masrinc.—A special meeting of the Cabinet was heig this morning: ‘and lasted from 10% until after 12 o'clock. 87" A letter from Queretaro says that tho Mexican authorities will content themselves With banishing Maximilian. om - ‘S9F Hon. George Bancroft, U.S. Mintster to Prussia, sailed from New York on Satusday | ‘tans Vv / HITE 314 G street, between 12th and,13th streets. This Institution Haring nit with great success, we will widen its scope as far ‘ible. From the ist of June next it will be opened to pa- tients twice instead of once a day, ve will. moreover. to attend all the Victoria and Bisho) AW NS, PEC ME and MARSEILLES. 5-4 Plain and Checked @ORGANDIES. ‘These Goods have all beem bought at auction, No. 336 Penn. axenue, Wil positively be sold at cost to reduce stock... ‘The goods to be sold sxesuah as BLACK SILKS, SACKS. PANTS AND VEST. K SACKS. PANTS, & VESTS PANTS, AND VESTS. ‘A SEERSUCKER. ‘K, at reduced Qrices. WALKER & CO., Wednesday, Friday and Satorday at 6 o’clock a.m., and Baitiniore every ycedar. Bridey sey poetare lay at 40’clock p.m. ‘ueting ing and return- ing at the Point. Je 12-tf I8S SANFORD, WISHING TO CLOSE OUT BROW ACK LP. EN or deavor - : 5 and we guarantee them 6 per cent. under regular We wil v3 her business by the-let: of July, offers great for Mantillgs and Dresses. Jest 268 Penna. ave. bet-stnandinsis. | So OUT DOGR PATIENTS who need our — vargnine in BONNETS and MILLINERY goods: | veiveteall colors, Welter kibbons, VERY FINE A’ TMENT O i " °F we add to our present st ir. 434 Market Space, betwean,’ and 8th streets. ace Ma: Solis 4 YOUTHS’ AND BOYS: SACKS, Ladies are invited toemamine our stock before | Wi Hale and Dr. C. W. Sonnemsemidt, AWB Lede a Pintaces Ghee PL el Laces of all kinds, Heat Lace Collars & Sats. Je 15-tf At ODEON HALL. purchasing. LANSBURGH & BRO., DISPENSARY HOURS. je 10-6t* Hairbraide, trom 16 00.0) Sey eters tor Velie 315 Seventh street, From2 tes clock SM a AVINGS BANE. Curls, ee atde White Waist, LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S fine Gold | _ iel5-3t Third door sbove D. ‘8! VERDI, M. Di” Bobinets for waists, i ke “A PIN A DAY.I8-A GROAT A YEAR.” Ladies’ Undergarments, Walking Dresses said omade,. TSSOLUTLON. From 5to7o’clock P.M... ‘Trimmings, Coudray's P A nr. Ose We GALE. & BRO" Jewelers, The copartnership honctofore existing under the CRE ALE Mi ae Call at the corner of ines, x7, Biraw Bonnets, jels-3t No. 354 Penna. avenue. pane of Fm SUPA S Eo wan is day dis- | jegaws ©" * 'T. 8. VERDL M. D., Secrotiny. 19TH STREET AND PENNA. AVENUR. | Hing." "Un ibbons. W. BARKER. CABINET- will be conducted by @KO. G. DUBANT, whe is | JUST RECEIVED. TReEees® - Price eee Hair Nets 350 Dan Ek & UNDERTAKEN, @uleeesad authorized tovettioa we iapaal CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. Flowers, Bonnet Silks, LARGE STOCK OF BIQUE AND HONEY cous QUILTS, which E. me ation ab vere Lee rices. Beautiful ues at S@cents a yard. Ta- Bie Linen, Towels and Handkerchiefs, at unprece- dented low prices. The Central Offics of this Company is now situated as above, and is aarried om in connection with the Washington Branch, . M. DUBANT. prnite GEO. G. DUBANT. ‘UST ARRIVED— 6 bbis. Pure Country CIDER VINEGAR, at CLARK > &e. =) ic. ii ta made ef; reduced papeanes, Mstulilas and Bonne od redinee __ NOTICE. P.M. pupane takes this method of returnin, OM 9 TILL 3. ING PLACE. CE RSRSOE'S. F Fall line of Jaconet Gsmbrics less than the im- OFFICE, OPEN FR K a Wholesale Agents and bis thanks to bik patrens for their very liberal an ices. Napking, Linen Diapers and Linen its of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received BUDIEB DEPARTMENT. jelt-dif Commission Merchants. | extensive patronage for #0 many years, and in | Bits, Flannels, Gottoam Culicoes very che and futerest paid: on all sums of FIVE DOLLARS iB DEP! - Full line of Hosiery from 12 cents to one dpllar a Brother, who he has no doubt will conduct the old andupwards. In connection with our Store we haxabyiltane of Will be sold singly or together. townit pur: | place bo their entite satisfaction. WE can exude be rife. FR eS OR MONEY cnderibe Seats | BARRETT’S PATENT BUTTER REFRIGQEBA- chasers, ‘STARR E'MBICALY. oa os neg HORY HAXTERS SCHENBY Ip CORE, Hag. Of JAY COOKIES | o... « an nonnde, TOES Plant’s Building, CARD. Jj uF “ ne ty unde. gelett New York avenue and loth strest. I take this opportunity of info friends | je 14-6t* Hi clang? phy kee nar ee. Chairman of Finance Committee of the revi btn tg furnish Families.and Butter MMENSE SACRIFICE OF EaviNG HOUSE: corner of Peuteitiain encase HGALAD QHEAM | tbe Deposite.are now more than §400,00. Dealers regularly ity PRIM STRAW GOODS AT 5 and 6th street, will be closed on MONDAY, June [95 for Dressing Salads, | M. T. HRWITT, of New York, President. FRESH SWEET BU e DAVIS & GAITHER'S. | ith, for extegsive alterations and repairs. the { CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S VINEGAR Do L. EATON. Actuary. | throu out the warm season. : G00 T lans havi 8 furnished by Cinss & Kammer- in patdeomely ornamentedidecanters. W. J. WIDSON , Cashier of ranab Bank. The But ris kept cool With Coming ts Con- STRAW GOODS 4 wrber, and when completed will make. the moss | TURKEY Fiag the nest in the market, large my 3-W FSM om tact with Ice. %. M. P. KING iN, HAUS IVIS & GAITHER'S Ree ech ey Muth Of New aud ith thin ok ns ie LG ABLIN'S_SPEREING BA | je6-1m Corner Vermont ax and 15th . erg. e - — i ert 20 Market Space. | opening. ieleaH] “GEOG DUBANT” | NECTARINES, PURO M ELE Fats dalighttat place of resort has, recently beep | JPARIS AND NEW YORK MIJLINERY. AORERRE OF FANCY AND MILLINERY | DIC-BIC, EXCURSION AFD TRAVELING | ayy 95 Corner der BBbITT Howe. thorongul Tenorated and improved. and Mrs, A, G. GASTON bas justreturned from Ni 3 at great renpetion at LUXU 8. is now open for ¢! necention. of FY York a large and et saneortngns of _je14-3t AVIS & GAITHER eet revelwed.f large ssnaxtmnent of articles.se- Cus BLACK SiL AUCTION. who dea nd a day at dol a m.| fine Fxench, English, snd American ae FISHING TACKLE! FISHING FACKL STRASHOUS . FAGAN. BERAGRns PAR | , (We have on hand come vary chene lots of Blagk themscives | Bonnals apd Hats for ladiow and pee ann ETS PERE ete? ACHE ae ne ens, | uesine Rom Siastogaso ew om Fea Ameen Choate ha net en 5 et, : : EL F. SAVAGE, ALSO, A is ea T OF VERY bons, Silks, SA 324 D street, between 10th and lith es WILLOW BATS, BASE BALL. ry OAR ARURL F. heicieks 524 D street, between 10th and Iith IRD CAGES! BIRD CAGES! & Blac! "8, vSeulgns Trgiry, needy Writs, sed She Abo, ® ety Pisin and Fancy Pic-Nic tud Traveling Basket AGN AMS. ‘We call attention OIA rams 5 are s hes, rn eee UIE Spe Hight, very fruity and golden color; unexcel Banging from Bi to 66 per yard, all of whichwe rrcee ard “ h seeping Tip'pleces low price (all linea) White Driltings for ty, Herne a46 Sik stream, Rens ouneyivania sre- nue. mb 13.38 EEE ee © CABPENTERS AND BUILDERS. | “The targest atock of BI D CAGES 4 oe a. lunch Use. boys, a8 15 cents. i aes oh A gener > apis-tf 324 Dstreet, 00 ‘dith. ny 15-tf & LARGE * juilders' Oia a oo A FLOUR, &c. PIANOS, Wi de t's Assontuzxt ye coMPLunTa— 2 FORLAD a er ‘ . ‘All grades of = All grades of SUP: : Fine 1 if i Avsortment for Baker i Allkinds Ground Alum and ing Bat Jove roten, by