Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirealation in the District w. D. WALLACH, Editor and Preprieter. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY...... JUNE 18, 1867, — #7 READING MATTER ON BVBRY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOB INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. B7 The following is the official showing ot the daily circulation of the papers named be- low, mude under the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress: EVENING STABR.,....7.715 copies per day. Intelligencer ..sees....3,552 « ‘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: EvV&gNING Star, Intelirgencer.,, THE SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS. We are giad to see a writer in the Intelligen- cer calling attention to the neglected condition 1 the Smithsonian Grounds. He errs, how- eyer, im supposing thatthe Smithsontan au- thorities are responsible for the neglect. The €rounds are a pertion of the Public Ground:, Sng under the care of the Government offi- cials. For years, and in fact ever since they ‘were laid out so tastefully by Downing, they have been left to take care of themselves. We believe now that General Michler has been putim ebarge of the Public Grounds thata ‘wholeseme change will be effected, and we trust that he will call the attention of Congress to the necessity of the Smithsonian Grounds receiving their proper share of the appropria- tions. Heretofore the money has gone to the pet squares im tashionable localities, leaving ths noble Public Park, laid out with so much taste and skill, te grow up to weeds. The writer referred to says: “We regret to see these grounds in so neg- lected a condition. During the war the facil- ity to procure the best of manure close at hand and in the most abundant quantities was well improved, and the soil was enriched in a thor- ough manner. This, however, is all that has been Gone in the matter of improvement to the grounds since they passed from the hands of Downing. The trees and shrabbery bave flourished as well as they could without care. 1t cannot fail to leave an unpleasant impres- sion, however, upon all visitors having even the most superficial taste and intelligence in auch matters to see the fine trees and shrubs in these grounds in their present condition. They do not appear to have had theslightest Cultivation either with the pruning knife or hoe for years. The burden of grass now stand on the grounds is very heavy, and the Person who, a few days, bought the crop at auction for $400 evidently made a fine invest- ment, provided be gethis hay in good condi- tion, of which last-mentioned matter the ap- pearance of what has already been done inthe ‘way of cutting it 1s calculated to give a good farmer come serious doubts. A moreslovenly- Jooking field could hardly be made tian was that portion of the grounds whicn was left ‘with the bay upon it Saturday night. 1f Mr. Commiesioner Newton has any model hay- makers connected with his experimental gar- dens, be would be doing a good thing tosend them with their scythes and other implements Over into these grounds, and give the work- men there an idea about cutting a neat and bandsome swath, and cleaning the ground, and putting up the hay as it should be after it is cut. «We suppose the authorities are so pressed for funds to repair the building that they do not feel justified in doing anything for the adorpment of the grounds at present, but we cannot think this @ sufficient reason to leave the grounds so entirely without culture. It is presen: however, te see the desoiations made yy the calamitous fire gradually disappearing, and we will bope that ere long, when the ‘whole shall be completed, a renovation will be manifested in the grounds as well.” THE FATE OF CONSERVATIVES. During the progress of the war there were & large number of milk-and-water men in thig vicinity and further South, who were neither Union men nor rebeis, when danger threat- ened from ome side or the other, but who claimed aMfliaticn with either when their per- sonal interests would be promoted thereby. Tkey were good enough Union men when greenbacks were to be had. Since the war all of these men naturally preserve their charac- ters as trimmers, only their prudent conser- vatiem manifests itself in a different direc- tion. They are now virtually opposing re- construction, by counseling the adoption by the Southern people of what has aptly been called the do-nothing policy. They seem to think “masterly inactivity” a sovereign pan- acea for all political ills. Thomas Carlyle ‘would almost seem to have had prescience of these plausible gentlemen, for in his essay on Mirabeau, written nearly thirty years since, be cenounces the prudence of conservatives in his most vigorous English, closing with the following reference to their ultimate fate, as toreshadowed by the great Italian poet :—« Sa. tan himself, according to Dante, wasa praise- ‘Worthy object, compared with those juste mi- lieu angels (s@ over-numerous in times like ours) who were neither taith{ul ner rebel- lious, but were for their little selves only— trimmers, moderates, plausible persons, who, in the Dantean nell are found doomed to this frightfal penalty—ibat ‘they have not the bope to die; but sunk in torpid death life, in Mud and the plague of flies, they are to doze And dree toreyer—hateful to God and to the enemies of God.’”” ek ete ees Bes THE JULY SESSION. Late information received in this city makes it almosé certain that there will be a quoram ot Congress herein July. Of fifteen Senators who have been with Senator Wade’s party at different points, all have expressed their inten- tion of being present at the July session of Congress, and those who are still with Mr- ‘Wade have joined him in a telegram to Gen- Schenck, of the National Union Congressional Committee here, to advise all Republican members to be present in Jaly, so that all ob- structions to the legal reconstruction of the Tebel States may be removed. In a private letter Senator Fessenden signifies his willing- ness to attend in July, if necessary, and other Senators and Representatives have expressed. themeelves inthe same way. Many of the Re- Publican papers, particularly those in the Southern States, are in favor of the July ses- sion, and the Republican Convention of Lou- isiana unanimoasiy adopted a resolution rec- ommending it.\ The publication of A! Genera: Stanbery’s last opinion has no doubt strengthened the tee’ among Republicans Gs to the necessity fer the reassembling of Uon- gress next month. Tue CaBinst MERBTING YRSTERDAY.—AR extra session of the President's Uabinet was convened yesterday at 11 o'clock a. m., and continued until 2% p. m., to consider wha, course should be taken upon the acts of the Southern military commanders in the ramoval Of Siate officers, etc. 1t is stated that the Presi. dent and a majority of the Cabinet are decided wpon revoking the military orders specially Teferred to in the Attorney General's opinion; apd that such revocation will take place ‘within a few days. Much of this will, it is Stated, be done by correspondence with the ilitary commanders. Tax SuRratr Oase—The prosecution in the case of Surratt expect to get im all their evidence this wetk, but as much time will be consumed in cross -examining the witnesess, it is very certain that they will not get through ‘with their testimony before the middie or Jatier part of next week. 1t ie very probable that the case will Jast over three weeks, cele SALE oF Revenues SteaMens.—There will beeold in New York to-morrow, by order of the ‘Treasury Department, threesteamery,the Ash. | aelot, katie and Kewanee. These vessels have lately been in the revenue serviée, but ‘were found to ‘be too Yarge to ascend many rivers, and emailer vessels will be used in their place, : is i 49" The crop accounts contiane favorable from tiearly all parts of, ibe country, and the breadsiufl market is still declining. .. a 6a 2° GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. WASHINGTON, June 18, 1867.—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gev- ernment securities: v.8. Coupon, 1681...0: U.S. Five Twenties, 1962. U.S. Five Twenties. 1864. Alfas in Geercetewn. FISHING PARTIES.—Eatly this morning, several paties o: ;entiem u passed up the river to spend the dayative Falls Wuoniwa f wdays many flue fish hyve been taken there, —- 8 fact Bas aitracted the anglers to tue roeks. . p a FLoBR.—The m irket ia Gull. The stock tn bps 1s mot very prin od bot page cont ‘ade ve. Buyers stand off, rc in smai! lots tor immediate wants, aich, fami. iy. $17; Canal, family, $15; Extra, $12.50agi4; 0] ‘Sasi. 2 w PIG NIOS, EXCURSIONS, &o. F857 GRAND Pic Nic OF MARY WASH- N CAMP. No. 1 A RS OF LIBERTY, Id at Beckert's Gardens, (near'the i AFTE! NE %, 1857. (sind ng pense “hey ae ladies) a0 ra hi 5 nts ¢ach. jets-so3t Special Telegrams to the Star. Buying. Selling. eooeechl2 X 113 ais : Will be Nay Cente: ext 8 Senta PIC-NIC will be given eve TReRDA VENING at POTOMAC aes 'S, cth street south, between M z Af which Pref. Cook's eelebrated Cotiilon Band will. be en, gaged. r i iti mtloman and ladies. 25 cts. Fee ene a REEINDIENST. GECOND GRAND PIC-NIC OF THE YOUNG JOHNSON ASSOCIATION will begiven at ANALUSTAN ISLAND On THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1867. The Celebrated Holy Hil! Band has been engaged. Tickets 50 cents, admitting a Gentleman a d Ladies je 18-3t* Low Tune 18—2 p. m.—Lnformation r-ached this city thata very formidable anti | Popery riot prevails in Birmingham to. ‘Two streets o' the city have been taken - 6 ssion of and completely sacked by the rioters who are out in great force, and present a very formidable appearance, The Roman Catholic chapel has been at- tacked and threatened with demolition. The ‘most mtense excitement preyails, and further serious trouble is apprehended. Lonpox, June 18.—At this hour the rioters are in full possession of the city of Birmiag- bem. All efforts to preserve peace and order have proved futile. Large bodies of troops have been sent to the scene of the disturbance, with orders to put down the riot at all hazards, and stop further destruction of property. Thé Cretans Defeat Omar Pasha—Barbar- ity ef the Treops. ATHENS, Juve i5 —Advices from Urete rep- resent that Omar Pasba bas met with defeat from the Obristians, and that his expedition against Splakia id Apacoronia has failed. The Turkish Jo:s 1s very heavy. Omar Pasha wae unable to effect a junction with the forces of Mahomed Pasha, who was twice beaten in Apacoronia, and had retreated te an en- trenched camp. Omar Pasha, after a tresh defeat at Herodian, burnt all the villages which were not defended, and killed the in- habitants. The Consuls of the various Powers have reported to their Governments these atrocious acts. Lonpon, June 18—Noon.—Consels, 41 bonds, 73%. Livgerroot, June 18— Noon.—Breadstaffs Fr, $10.7: 1 ‘BE AQUEDUCT. Yesterday, a number of kmen were employed in tearitg np the Aqueduct of the Alexandria canal. The work has been commenced next the Virginix Shore, and proceeds as if the object is aneariy bi ginning of the work of reconsiraction ‘8B OaNAL.—The way is open th Cumberland, and the coal fleet is a boats following in opis succession. = rivals to-day were thirty boxte, ail with coal to the docke. The amount brought being about 3,300 tons. ‘The J. M. Waters, with sundries to Willia ; A M. Thomas, fish e galt to Betis Apes, bee d Etabe a EROHANTS’ EXOHANGE—The offerings thi iba ANNUAL PILLS merning were 7,300 bushels corn and 150 bush- IRST ANNUAL PIC-NIC els oats, Sales—600 bushels white cern at 93; OF THE 1,700 bushels do. do., at 94; 2,090 bushels yei- low do., at 97; 150 bushels outs. musty, 63: | WASHINGTON HIBERNIA BENEVO- 2,600 bushels yellow corn shipped; 1,000 bush. LENT SOCIETY, els white de., in store. To be held at THE SEVENTH STREET PARK, AMUSEMENTS. THURSDAY, JUNE 20. i Fiokate & cents; admitting a gentieman and jadies. NATIONAL THEATRE. Dancing to commence at three o'clock. 30. 30. Committee f Arrangements. SEAT Performan’ ia ri A.R. Cavenaugh, Jas. Flanegan, THE BENI-ZOUG-ZOUG ARABS, EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. : MATINEE ON SATURDAY. je 17-6t ++ 2% $0.40's. 110% 7.30's, Al 16% 7.30’s, Ja FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows. Nzw York, June 18.—First Board—New York Central, 1024; Erie, 60%; Michigan Cen- tral, 107%; Michigan Southern, 69; Oleveland and’ Pittsburg, 77x; Northwestern, 25%: do. preferred, 59%; Rock Island, 90%, Fort Wayne, 97%; Pacific Mail, 141 —_+-e-—__. THE SURRATT JURY MUDDLE. The proceedings, pro and con,,in regard to the Surratt jury seem to have befogged everybody more or less, but judging from the foliowing, clipped from the Cincinnati Commercial of Friday last, the Western folks are hopelessly muddled in the matter. The Surratt jury has & pretty hard time of it this hot weather, but not quite so bad as this: Wranpotts. Kansas, June 13.—Senator Wade’s party passed through here this eve- ning, em route for St. Louis. A crowd sur- rounded the hotel and called upon Wade for a speech, which he refused to make. He said he would rot speak in a city where Lynch Law reigned and men were butchered without trial. He alluded to the case of two colored men who were arrested last night, charged ‘with murdering a farmer named McMann a peed py dol eee eee heakaeee out | unchanged. Cotton steady, with estimated up. tots Bradley, while, Svowing is readiness seco el aerial proceed with the trial, filed a challenge of = a5 the present panel as not lawfally summoned, FU Se HOKISG ahd it streets, GB earn kine that it be quashed. Counsel on | “i. ig-st* : have connected with our well-known establishment, sides consented that the defense should OR SALE—A fine, large COW? Will calvo ina | 289 Penn’a avenwe, between 9th and 10th sts., the strike from the talesmen ten, and the United F month or Bix weeks ‘0 be Bold atx ‘bar. shee ‘manufacture of ae four, thus leaving twelve as the jury. gain. Inquire at 137 G stroct, between 21st ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES, Nose selected were Wm. B. Todd, John R. | End sod atrects. jo 18-3" ROMAN PUNCH, FROZEN CUSTARD, &c., A Bout THREE TONS OF WELL CURED | of all the most delicate flavors. at Sete en for sale. Apply to aan 0. ON Ri WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ety och Hew Jersey avenue and 2d st. cast, We haye mad. lection of th at choice N.—The A 1 PACKET SCHOONER’ | vania, Delaware and Maryland Dairies.’ We will x master. is now loading ~ | guarantee the public that we will use the ort, or freight apply 13 ies VERY BEST MATERIAL HARTLEY & BRO. in manufacturing the above-mentioned articles, 95 end 99 Water street, and with our vast machiney and facilities, and the Georgetown. | competence of our Foreman, who has been em- ployed in Philadelphia at the business in the most prominent houses for the last twenty-seven years, we feel confident that we can offer to the public an article which cannot be surpassed in this country. All we ask is a single trial, which will convince the most fastidious. We most respectfully solicit the patronage of John R Nr P. Murphy, Geo. W. Giddens, M. Darkin, Wm. Sheely, Dennis Erwin, I a andss Thos. McKeever. Ei TH YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCI- ATION RED PD. STUART, LIFE, FIRE, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT Room No 1 Intelligencer Building. [= CREAMS, WATER ICES, ROMAN PUNCHES, FROZEN CUSTARD, &c., ef all the most Delicate Flavors, at WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. We have the pleasure.of announcing to our nu- merous friends and the public in general that we OF THIS CITY, WILL GIVE A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO GLYMONT, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, FOR os EFIT OF at or ake G TEEPE BEM. APM ASSOCIATION. Commodious Steamers, vocal and instrumental music, and other arrangements, wil secure the comfort and pleasure of: all. The Boats will leave Seventh-street wharf at 434 p.m. precisely. Street cars will be in readiness to take the excur- sionists to any section of the city, Single Tickets $1, (the ticket includes the price Philp & Sol je 17-Im* of car from the boat) to be had at omon’s, and Ballantyne’s book stores, B. H. Stinemetz’ hat store, and at the Rooms of the Aa- sociation, where members can procure tickets for sale. Tickets may also be procured from the mem- bers of the Entertainment Committee. Je 18-4t A GRAND PIC-NIC WILL BE GIVEN BY THE ASSOCIATON STREET PARK, oN TUESDAY, June 18ru, A Tickets 50 Cents. Dancing to commence at o'clock Executive Commitee: KE. T. Parker, H.C. Espey, B. May. ‘Floot Managers: A. Burgess, G.'T. Edwards, J Guyton, T. Greer. je 15-3t* J. Mart Lyons, Ballet Master. Elvane, Thes. Blagden, R. M. Hail, Thos. J. Perry, Wm. M. Shuster, T. D. Gilman, Horace FF. Easby, Thos. Berry, Robt. Ball, Samuel Fowler and J. R. Barr. The gentlemen were requested to stand up and be sworn. The rope breaking, they were shot to pieees inthe court-house yard, where their bodies lay nearly all day. The coroner’s jury re- fused to take any testimony, but simply gave & verdict that they were hung by a mob. The evidence developed to-day indicates clearly that the men were innocent, and that the neal murderers were the ring-leaders of the mob. MIDSHIPMEN ORDERED.—Of the midshipmen who graduated at the Naval Academy in An- for the above ne yt Lig _ie 18-6t* YARRIAGES! CARRIAGE Cc CARRIAGES! ‘On hand a large assortment of firet class Carriages, Hight and heavy. Also. ® number of, -hand Rockaways, Buggies, &c., hich will be sold ‘at low figures: Ting promptly attended to, Rep WANTS. ANTED—A’ teady white neryant GIRL. Ap- Vv ply to Mr. BO! EN, corner Sun! Fi juvieente streets. : i ae V ) ANTED--A German GIRL for qeneral bo ue work. Two persons in the family. Appiy at No. 506 Penna. ave. je 18-3t* BQ WANTED—A white BOY to attend bel } door auddo light work in wfamily. Apply at 264 F street bet. 15th ant 14th sts. we W ANTE Aa experisnced and competent chi'd’s NURSE and CHA MPFERMAID furenc sr-quired. Apply at 296 H eireet, between Fith and is: «tre 8 at* TION t. Gook, Wash, and tray in a wm family: good rences given. Apply at 17% 6th street, between M and N st eets je 13-3" COOD, &0TIVE GIRL WIS ES A SITUA’ ‘TION as chymbermaid, or to d pking ins small family. Can come weit recomme pply a: No. 341 6th etreet, between H and | a V AN / ED—A COLORED NURSE willing to take entire charge o} a acempetent first class COOK, colored Bervants a good an! permanent home will be giv Jone withon€ tte best of references as to honesty &nc capabi ity need apply. 367 13th st., berween Let. ar ass avenue ge 18 3 ANikb—On the most ampic ani reliable se WwW curity that can be given, ¢17300 FOB ONE YEAR. Address, G. CARPENTER, City, Pyst office. je W-3t* Ww ANT) = {WOMAN wo cook, aoe ont ron anu make herse! nerally useiul. Pply at ROBT TL LTUN'S, Pawubroker, 902 &h ourect, near Penn’a avenue. je 17-30" FANT —A good, settled COLORED WO MAN, ty cook, wash and iron. One mile in the country. Apply No. 353 7th street, between 1 and K streets. jeiT st" W 452ED A CANDY MAKER, Also, a STORE ¥ GIRL. (Germaen preferred.) Apply at No. 97 Bridge kireet, Georgetown.” cs Gt" FRED’K FREUND, Confectioner. ANTED—A GOOD SETTLED COLORRD WOMAN to cook, wash anid iren,in «small . Inquire at F. Destoase's a Bal 9th street, Pennsylvania ay. WEARER Ay a respectable. girl a SITUA- TION as chumbernaid, and to assist in was! ingandironing. No objection to gu to the coun- try. Address Box 10 Star Office. Best of city references given. ta Je 17-3t" j ANTED—A respectable WHITE GIRL to €° a short distance in the country. One who needs the comforts of @ good home preferred. Ap ly. for two days, at 26 Market Space and Ly c 2e.17-36" ‘anal, Georgetown, D. —An Unfurnished HOUSE, centrally ated. fora family with no children, The best care will be taken of the house. Apply or ad ‘ess D. L. WELLS & CU., corner Louisiana ave. and th street. Jo 17-3t WASTED—A smart YOUTH. who has some knowledre of wood work and use of tools Apply from 1) a. m, to 1 p. m.. and from 3 to 5p. m GALT & MILLER, .) 420 Pennsylvaniaavenue, je.17-3t* Ki ond floor ANTED—A WHITE SERVANT, at 511 B street, between 7th and sth streets, Navy ard. Je 15-30" WANTED-« first class HORSE SHOER, to whom the higl est wages will be given, at No. 445 G street north, 4th door from 7th street. Je 15-3t* G. W. JAY WASTED TO BUY—From 15 to 30,000 FEET UF GROUND. Located North ween 4th and 22d sts. west. = STARK & METCALF (Plant's Building,) je8 New York avenue and t. ROBT. H. GRAHAM Repository 374 D strect, between 8th a shop h, near D st. je 18-3t* ddddddddddddddddaaadaaae Leg WHITE SHIRTS > REDUCED IN PRICE. THE $1.50 SHIRT TO $1.25; THE §2 SHIRT TO $1.50. ATTENTION IS INVITED TO 2.50 WHITE SHI RT. GEO. C. HENNING, Jo18-2t7 S85 7th st., near Md. ave. WH “dddedddddddddddddadadded Families, Hotels, Festivals, Pic-Nics, Excursions, C. Delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. HARVEY & €O., je 17-2w 289 Pemnsylvania avenue. RAY’S AND IMITATION LINEN BYRON COLLARS, 20 cents per box, at je 15-tf ODEON HALL. D*®* GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER » WHITTINGTON’S, N. W. corner of 4th st. and Massachusetts avenue. Calicoes 10, 1234, 14, 16, and 18 cents, Cottons 10, 12. 123, and 14 cents, Yard wide Cottons, 1232, 14, 16, 18, and 20 cents, Brown Cottons, 12%, 14, 16, 18, and 2 cents, 5-4 Bleached Muslins. 20 and 25 cents, Alapaca Lusters. 25 cents, Lawns, 20, 25, and 30 cents, Fines Summer Delaines, 20 and 25 cents. é _Also a large assortment of Dress Goods and Notions eneral, Call soon and examine our stock. 3EO. W. WHITTINGTON’S, je 14-4t*_—N. W. corner 4th st. and Mass. ave. D®* GOODS—DBY GOODS, napolis a few days ago, 37 have been ordered to the Minnesota, 10 tothe Franklin, 8 to the Susquehanna, 6 to the Quinnebaug, 20 to the Onward, and 12 have been placed on waiting orders until] the Piscataqua, now preparing for sea, can be got ready. The Minnesota wili BS shortly sail from Annapolis for the Mediter- | ta. ranean, and will be absent about eight months, Fest GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVE- NING PIC-NIC OF THE AMERICAN EAGLE ASSOCIATIO! of Georgetown. will be given at ANALOSTAN ISLAND On WEDNESDAY, Juno 19, 1867. The Committee pledge themselves to spare neither wins nor expense to make this one of the grandest *ic-Nics of the season. . Tickets, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, 50 Cents. “ — je ¥5-4t* IRST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE EAST WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY TO GLYMONT, Will be givenon WEDNESDAY, June 19, 1357. All the friends of the cause of Tem- perance are respectfully invited toe AIS patronize this Exeursion, as the pro- ceeds are for the benefit of Columbia Division 8. of T.,a new Division, and in need of support. The managers pledge themselyes to make it the Excur- sion of the season. No liquor will be allowed on the boat and grounds. PERsonaL —Leutze, the artist, isin town, at work upon a picture to commemorate our late acquisition of Rucsian territory. L> The proceedings of the Maryland Uon- stitutional Convention yesterday were not of general interest. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this source to-day were $478,132.99. BF London Society, for June, received from J. Shillington, is a brilliant number indeed. A BREAD vik Boat will leave th-street wharf ats ovelock am. THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEET- N 3M N ON BOGAN yY LIE, and 3d-street east wharf at 90’clock a.m. Return: { ING of the CAR SOCIETY at REAL tee WAS MADE IN Ae oy ¥ ing will leave at 2 0’clock, 7th-street wharf, and 3d- a 3 days No. 329 Seventh street, between New York avenue and L street, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Day Goods, Hosiery, 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 York and Philadelphia. Je 12-Im* NSIDE SHUTTERS. Inside Shutters, French and Imitation French Windows; Doors of any style or finish, furnished oe short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest Price®: ‘Builders’ Depot, 562 Seventh street, PPposite, Centre Market. my 2i-Im H.W. HAMILTON & CO. RUIT JABS. FRUIT JABS, At FOLEY & CO.’S, of the latest figures. 275 Penna. avenue, and Je 13-e04t SEXERAL, SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS, with Patent Organ Swell, and one wit movable Pedal Bass,(very convenient f organ practice at home,) will OSITIVELY BE so, AT CosT. ore. rerman Hall, on 1th stre on F and G sts., $20 on THURSDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock. The presence of every member is requested. By order of the Society. WM. CHAMPION, 1t* Secretary. WEST WASHINGTON MISSION, corner 20th and R streets. We cordially invite all riends to attend the STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Monday and Tuesday evenings, June 17 and 18. Singing by the children. Proceeds to repair the Chapel. je 17-2t* street wharf at 3 0’clock p.m. The Boat will touch at Alexandria, Va., in going and returning, each trip. The first boat returning Will Ieave Glymont at 5% o'clock, and the last at 93s o’cloc! . mm. Dancing will commence immediately on arrival at the pavillion: tee of A e ler ommittee o! rrangements. Fines e C. W-OKEY, President. ; JOS. HOLLINS, Secretary, je M4-4t W.H. COVINGTON, Treas'r, TTENTION, PLEASURE-SEEKERS. GRAND COMBINATION PIC-NIC OF THE ST. DOMINICK’S AND ST. ALOYSIUS CORNET BANDS, To be given at the Seventh street Park ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1867, kets—60 cents; admitting a gentleman and 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. Committee of serameyuents: J.H. A.S8. Fendall, J.B. Brady, J, BR. Mahorney, P. A. Catoi BAKERS ere not content with charging 9 CENTS PER LOAF FOR THEIR BREAD, but cheat inthe weight. This notice is to inform the public that we have reduced our rates. Our whole- sale price is7 cents,and retail price 8 cents per Pound Loaf. We always use the best Extra Super- fine Flour,and give full weight and manufacture our BREAD of sweet Malt Yeast. Fresh ROLLS and BISCUITS, and PIES and CAKES always on hand. As it is very difficult to get Good Sweet Bread in the hot season, the Public will do well to give us a call. as we feel able tosatisfy them on that point. Goods delivered in all parts of the city. NOERR & BRO., | National Bakery, je 18-3t* Corner of E and 1ith sts. Notice TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS. Just received from factories, a full assortment of AGRICULTTRAL IMPLEMENTS. consisting of SHOVELS. SPADES, HOE: AKES CYTHE STONES, &c. je 17-1w JOHN R. ELVANS & CO. 'RENCH BOOKS.—Alphonse Karr: Les Fem- mes; 45 cents. Sonvestre: Sous Les Filets; 45 ¢: Un Philosophe sous les Toits; 45 Joute D’Ean; 45 cents. (VICHY € KIssINGEN MINERAL WATER, ‘N DRAUGHT FROM MILBURN’S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, 480 15th street. opp. U. 8. Treasury. je15-1m™ leg THE LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL their fi ir at low Sabbath School are pleased to announce to 16 F street. riends, who have so liberally patronized their Strawberry and Floral Festival, th cordance with the general desire tl ue the Festival MONDAY and TU NINGS, June 17th and isth, a1 sire to spent exert themsel at in ac- y_ will contin- Festival wi s de huatre Femmes; 45 cents. | Preparatory to rebuilding Store. | Wo, ot pedncea | _W. 2. Wise, T: Thyson je12-d NING. i Demon de argent, 45 cents. Con: | prices ee een WiLD & BRO.s P¥CE. KEEIG DANCING ACADEMY, Pena. (er asscar TAX NOTICE. Me bard: |" m No. 497 lithst., above Pa. ave. ‘ave., opposite Metropolitan Hotel ; ‘Tuesday and Friday evenings, from 8tol00’clock. T! can be rented for meetmgn, &c. py 10-ly GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. EW STOCK OF DRY GOUDs. JOHN H. SMOOT, 119 Bridge street, George- Dernicres Marquises; 45 cents. Gozlan: Le N de Chantilly; 45 cents. La Comtesse Dash: Les Bals Masques; 45 cents. jel7 FRANCK TAYLOR. D®* GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES, f CoLLEcToR’s OFFIcE. tats Unitep Stares Internat Re District of CoLu a WasuinctTon, Ju 36 Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL OF TAXES assessed in this Collection District for the year 1367 has been received from the Assessor. and that the duties and taxes therein specified have BECOME DUE AND PAYABLE. S ne eG HUMAN EYE, . Impaired by protracted sickness, general debility ft the nervous system, orin consequence of natu- ral disposition to long or shortsightedness, will be strengthened and improved y the use of those superior Le + adapted to the organs of sight in accordance with the modern theory of physiology JOS. J. MAY & CO., The taxes included in the aforesaid list are upon | 308 PENN. AvENUE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH sts. | and the science of optics. at the e town, D. C., has enlarged and refitted his store, and te 4 ufo OPTICAL ESTABLISHME INCOMES FOR 1866, CENSES, BILLIARD ee ST SEMEN resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF BLE YER PLATE for 1367. I will attend at my Office, No. 468 Seven-h street, opposite the General Post Office. daily, (Sundays excepted.) from this date to June 30, 1887, from 9 o'clock a.m. to 4 o’clock p. m., to receive the same. All persons who shall neglect to pay the sums due by them respectively, according to the list afore- said, within the time specified, (June 30,) will, at the expiration thereof, become liable to pay FIVE PER CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the amount thereof, together with other costs. EWIS CLEPHANE, Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Columbia. ie 12-d > ELECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS, it. L. ALCAN, southwest corner of 11th street and Penn’a ave.,cures Rheumatism, Eruptions of the Skin, Colds. Gout, Debility, Affection of Pa- sees Absorption of Wercury and Female Com plaints. STAPLE AND FAN€Y DRY GOODS, bought since the decline in prices, which enables himto offer inducements to purchasers. His stock com- prises the newest and best styles of Ladies Dress Goods, Hosiery, Alexandre’s Kid and Silk Gloves, Table Damasks, Linen. and Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings, Cambrics and Muslins, Parasols and Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts, Calicoes, Ging- hams, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, with a full assortment of Gentlemens’ and Boy’s wear. Also, Summer Undershirts and Drawers, Neckties, &c., making acomplete assortinent, adapted to the best. family trade, to which he calls the attention of cash buyers. (my 25-im} J. H. SMOOT. HEAP DRY GOODS—We are now selling full Madder 28 to handsome styles, 136 cents; best mak cents; Bleached Mouslin, it le ood es, 15 to 1 its; full yard wid 9 cents; An- ‘oscoggin Practical Opticians, jel4-6t 244 Penn. ave., bet. 12th and 13th sts. 832. 5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 325 CLARK & rig ee ee STS AND WHOLESALE C cor a MERCHANTS, 7 FOR BF GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF DRY GOODS AT GREATLY R UCED PRICES. BF GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds of DRESS GOODS. Black and White LACE SHAWLS. MOURNING DRESS GOODS. Fine WHITE GOODS. COTTONS, LINENS, PRINTS, &c. jea7-2tit 486 Virginia Lumber, Fredericksburg Cloth Mills, Harris & Co.'s Neoteric Soap, Baltimore Window and Dreggists’ Glass, Paints, Oils, Colors, Chemicals, Cider Vinegar, Canned and Dried Fruits, igars, xe: eee en UP STAIRS, WASHINGTON HOM@PATHIO DISPEN. SARY 314 G street, between 12th and 18th streets. This Institution rath ag with great success, SEVENTH STREET. TO PERSONS RENOVATING. REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. 486 Having the largest and choicest Stock in the Dis- oods my 2-6m trict, and wishing to reduce it as much as - | we will widen its scope as far as jible. do. a Untlenched ‘usling, 10, ESTABLISHED 1853 sibleduring the summer. In order tomake roomfor | “From the ist of June next it will be opened to pa- | arr deeds Necaeh Beddoes nee 4 » fall j rehenes. Oe salt ont ar Shie next dug es Syppe insets of oe iB aay = seond an the nd beautiful stock of Organdios, months, at reduced prices for cash, our choice selec- ye wi oreover, 6) % 571 Por ere ERROR. cy tion of” : OUT-DOGR PATIENTS who need our assistance. for’ Dresset "and Suite, White * Oarerep Hien, ' PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, N. B.—The poor vaccinated FREE. Parasols, Skirts, Cassimera, Linen Drills Dealers in V OVAL PICTURE F. S, For this purpose we add to our present staff Dr. | and Cottonades, House-keeping , &C. PURE DRUGS. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, Wm. Hale and Dr. C. W. Sonne: es invite an examination of our PER MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, Y ALNUT BRACKETS sates ea Fae CABINETS. BOUK SHELVES, &c., Also, always on exhibition and sale a few choice PAINTINGS and ENGRAVINGS. To those needing the above we would say please callaad examine our Goods, and compare quality and prices before purchasing. Please remember the ni and number. DISPENSARY HOUBS. From? to o'clock P.M:. T. 8. VERDI, M. D., C: 8; VERDI) M.D. From 5 to7 o'clock P.M. ILLIAM HALE bile SON ENBCHEE &e., dc. Ebysiciens Preseriptions accurately compounded. Ti Sane Bell promptly answered. : ‘0c 12-1 NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS.— The tax- ers of the county of Washi: ereby notibed that the tax of IT te now fu, BENJAMIN MILLER, my 2-im* 102 B: street, Georgetown. NEW GROCERY STORE IN GEORGTOWN resumed business at hie street, corner of Hi: : fate emt customers ef the are 9 J.MARKRITER. je 8-26* T. 8. VERD together with the custom on which there is » discount of ten per cent. if paid No. 486 Seventh street. the public in seneral, Hav- uly nd tye per cud: I pada Re mrotot Aut Fant doors he ea Deel Neetl. 19. ines econ oxvicn nd adving now on hand plargesiock of y, ent. onth of ~ -Am* ust, (providfog ail arrears are pasd,) after which | —2027-1m eon D and E streets. A LARGE STOCK OF PIQUE, AND HONRY bong at fhe locate a htteaie ene no mt _will be allowed, and the office UST BECELVED, COMB QUILTS, which I am selling at very low ‘enabled to sell as low as any store in the will be . Office open TUESDAYS, THURS- g A large lot of . Beautiful Pigu at 50 cents a yard. Ta- .. He wou! particular attention to his DAYS and SATURDAYS, from 1@a. m. to3 p. m., GENTLEMEN'S sOuien CLOTHING, le Linen, Towels and, HandkercSiefs, at unprege- ‘well-selected stock of TRAB, which he in it west wing City Hall, commencing Linen, Alpaca, and Dra; ‘te Goods, at ented low Beige. © pound for Japans and THURSDAY, 6th June. je 15-tf ‘ODEON HALL. Full line of Jaconet Cambrics less than the im- 25 per pound for Greens, jed-2w JAMES PILLING, Collector. | ~— re ., Napkins, Linen Diapers and Linen cheaper than any offered for like Cc IBCULAR. rills, Flannels, Cottons, oprpopr dees hogy qualities by the so-called tea companies af the Dis- (OR BALE CHEAP—One Carpenter's WAGON, ice. "eaare omar rakenivmy pena ee operand Sny one who will favor fad eas Ebest of TOOLS. Apply st H.W. | Customers using less than 60 Ibs. daily will pay | Cail and examine for yourselves. eo gtteengt to dalaae, ae the sen or oe HAMILTON & CO.’S Builder’s Depot, 562 7th | ariversone cont wer yoann g Fuony BAXTER’S, Welt nine. Cab pao street. je 18-3t ¢ 100, aud Hot less than 60.4bs., daily, % cent 115 Pennepivania srenic WEN EE HiguS q | aoeer ioe LIM hand and f pound.’ sas i fe 14-6t* between 19th and 20th strocts. stock, ‘at auction by poses: ‘and over. und. fe nee Ward Comu a ners. Sanitar Officers, and'| It cannot be capected that wervan n control every pry=* Port HOrEe THING. SiGaRa ale serbere Housekeepers will it in quantities to suit. act ofour drivers, and the public I please see 8. Pee Bene forthe cigars usual Kimo, BUILDERS" LIM, PLASTER, OB- | that they get the smounte above specified. Should | | This well known resort ‘wilt be open oy fs assortment of FAM- ME Le) 7 re} , corner < = N®, SAND, an HAIN, 21108. FAHEY'S, | lash and ¥ btreste notes ‘ig Bosra per day terse ss 82.96 ete, whieh he will de Board cccctehwai'ns @14. Cpa i. Seite Lit Prop Steamers leaye ‘ashington bathe? Baad ange Saterday at: lock. et J Tuceday, Friday ant But nol Fs je 15-3t T.T. FOWLER, Superintendent. mA CREAM CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S ViNBOAw je 18-tf Corner 10th street and canal. OR SALE—A BAY HORSE, good for Saddle, F Buggy or Wagon, ina first-class con~ ‘ ae ¥. Desf b approved. customers month: longer creditexcept by special ‘agree W.H, TENNEY. be je: ition. juire at fonse’s, Frenc! id Balti qT ar Baker, 367 19th street, near Penney lvanky or day at 4orelork p- “mi. Toueling going end seer ETOWN HEADQUARYERS. OR SALB thet valuable DRAFT HORSE Seer ear ETErTERGpAETCEEHCEDS=STe=F=EERPERENNTEeae esa? ve ir pte and. buy Rod want that has sed for the lust fe z E HAVE NOW IN STORE A COMPLETE 24 ADIES DG! 5 Pita bas pen eo the avenue, WECTABINES. WwW EURNIGMING GoODs, HOOF SKINTS, TRIM fa Hergees will be sold topetuer nt ceperete. Ii arness Ww: 60) loge T OF 6e] e i Guire 368 Per av., bet. oth and 7th tte, #2 Irs" HITE DUCK SACKS. P iS AND VEST. Witowey Btgk SACK ANTS Pvp BROWN LINEN SACKS, PANTS AND VESTS. AND CHECK Peart ae ch la eg U ri h OAH WALRER & go. STOCK OF an WHITE GOODS. commer th Oa ved 8 lar Sara cai in Sarat Ot ths, which I am Ps Stn low 324 D st., between ioth and Lith. “YOUNG & BE! D, No. 129 Brldge street, eas te poonl Beak, \ New @oods daily received. ve apirams | 8 PREMIUM STEAM Je17-3t__368 Penna, ave., bet. 6thand 7 OUSE @ GOODS oO: ¥ ' RENE SUESORG AND OEUDO) Hee nmoieis | PoE 6-4 Plain +. { BLADURS) AND GENTLEMEN'S fine . Gold WISE : ; if iste Goods’ Have aif been bought sf auction Alarge fee’ “Sali fewer Styles. 3 Gnd we guarantes Shem £8 pencest. ander | . W. ane Sone Jewellers, prices. BE hase som fo. . avenue, Ladies are tayited to examine our oe : } " : purchasing. LANSBUBGH & a9 24 PARLOB ORG 8 ANP MELO. GAS Seventh street; i New ‘and second-hand. ‘Targest” t { i sale or Seppe AWih ah et frpe alec a oto cse | ou Baten waning toon ony Sa sersecss 10 Fenner aie Sr fn 3 peter diner becds aa nf |: dedtm* -. K street, near , ANTED—WANTED-MEN for the United States Army, at 461 C street, near Baltimore Railroad Depot jet im ANTED—Every kind of FRUIT, for Distilling purposes—such as Cherries, Blackberries, Ei- der Berries, Peaches, Appice, and yrenee, The highest price will be paid, by JOHN GAYNOR, 26 Market street, Georgetown, D. ¢ je4-Im* WASTED TO BUY—By E JUSTH, Ladies and Gentlemen’s second-h. Clothing, Un derclothing, Bedding, Boots and Shoes, &c., &c., at bees | 7th street. stween L and M sts. north. N.B.—No matter how much they may have been worn, Je 4 1m* ANTED—A furnished HOUSE, convenient distance from 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, with modern improvements. Address Box 35s P. O,, stating terms, &c. my 30 Vy ANTED Latics to knew that the best and cheapest place for HOOP SKIRTS, COR- SETS. and SHOULDER BRACES, is that of CUS. BAUM, 49 La. avenue, between sth and 7th sts. Goods are warranted to fit or no sale. m2v-tf ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker’s Store of R. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street,3 doors north of Penna. avenue. Sole aaeit for SINGER'S SEWING MACHIN jez2-1y LOST AND FOUND. 5, BEWARD —Lost. June sth, one white SOW and SEVEN PIGS. ‘The abeve reward will be paid if returned to HENRY PRINZHOW, Cem- etery road and Boundary line. je id 3t™ Us1—On Saturday, a small PUBSE, contain ing over $10. The finder will be suitably re warded upon jee it at 411 eres treet wi 5 je Lt? Thursday afternoon, a POCKET BOOK, containing about $20 or upwards. Also, another containing valuable papers, of no use to any one but the owner. Any information leading tothe recovery of either or both will be suitably arded. D. L. WELLS & Co., jel7-3t corner La. avenue and 6th st. OTICH.—Taken up on the premises of the enb- seriber,on the Jztn instant.one white COW, horned. ‘Tie owners requested to come forward, rove property an ay costs. rove Property and PeeAHLON BUCKMAN, je 18-3¢" Tennallytown, D.C RESERVE YOUR FRUIT, AND PROCURE the best JABS in the market. at_ i FOLEY & CO.'8, je 13-eost 275 Pa. av nd 316 F street BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. 1 would take this occasipn to return many thanks to my old friends and patrons for their liberality in the past, and shall endeavor Ly 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, 1 shall be en- abled to offer a much better assorted stock at lower tices. I desire to call the special attention of the ladies and public in general to one of the greatest novelties of the age, THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. For beauty, comfort and style it cannot be sur- passed. Call and look at them before purchasing any Others. Callearly. Itis properfor me to say you can rely upon finding a good assortment of other leading and staple styles of ladies’, gents’, misses’, boys’ and children’s BOOTS. and SHOBS. Also, men’s, boys’ and children’s HATS and CAPS in great variety, with BASE BALL SHUES of all sizes, Don’t forget the place. 4 H. C. WINDSOR, Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats Je7-1m* 359 7th st., bet. Land K sts. $30,000 Slate OF PRENCH GooDs IMPORTED BY M. WILLIAN, No. 336 Penn. avenue, Will positively be sold at cost to reduce stock. The goods to be sold are such as BLACK SILKS, for Mantillas and Dresses. Velvets, all coiors, Velvet Kibbons, Lace Mantillas. bic Bi tills, Laces of all kinds, Real Lace Ooliars & Sets, Huirbraids, from 15 to @ Re, styles Waterfalls, inches long, lack Nets for Veils, ‘urls, White Waists, Bobinets for waists, Buttons, Ladies’ Undergarments, Walking Dresses, ‘Trimmings, Cou y's Pomade, Morning Robes, Veils, Lubin’s Perfumery, Straw Bonnets, Fans, Bibbons, Parisian Bonnets, Feathers, Hats, Hair Ne Flowers, Bonnet 5 &e. -» ae. * Dresses, Mantiilas and Bonnets tnade at reduced prices. my 2-2W K ING PLACE. BUTTER DEPARTMENT. In connection with our Store ws heye built one of BABRETTI’S PATER BUTTS REF RIGERA- . 3. 5 oN £2 willbe Sbie tp fornish Kamilies and Batter Dealers regu! ty: ¥¥ TLY P; E ran Subt WUfrun out ninesbuier ts kept egol Without it Coming in Con- with ANG & SON, Seem Corner Vi Wand Loth street. 18 AND NEW YORK MILLINERY. . A. G. Gas’ just returned.from New York with large ssc loge t assortment, wg in nglish , ican Stra Behach gl ier cece BP ir, ! lg try ny oye ers. t ety, Ribbons, Ske, Grapes, Tillos au Heal 28, 248k prgedy moar Paps vania gre: A E NO CA BS. tT. pot and best stock of Bash, Doors, Blinds, Berubae eerste i?) a S49 Seventh street; (MILTON & CO. ° PE ROE ES Baas al Restate FOR HORSE} of donaborey wel ee ove voit ck EBT