Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1867, Page 3

__ THE EVENING STAR. SSS eee a7 For “AucTion Sates” advertisement see fourth page of to-day’s Star. ' LOCAL NEWS.» . aan, AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. National Tu kaTRE.—Third night ot the Wild Arabs of the Desert in their gymuastic teats, &c. SEvENTH STREET PaRK.—The id com- bination pic-ric of St. Dominick’s and St. Aloysius’ Cornet Bands this afternoon and evening. -{ ANALOSTAN ISLAND.—First grand afternoon And evening pic-nic of the American Eagle Association. WESLEY CHAPEL. — Positively lsst even- ing of the Strawberry and Florai Festival by the ladies of Wesley Chapel Sabbath School. ++» — PUBLIC ScHoOL EXAMINATIONS.—Yes'er- day, Primary (female) No.8, Fourth District, Miss Mattie Gray, teacher, was examined by Dr. Croggon, trustee. All were present of the 63 pupils onthe roll. The examination was remarkably satisfactory. This school was or- gers September Ist. 1566, and wnen Miss Tay took charge two-thirds of her pupils could not repeat the alphabet. Now all can read well and spell correctly, numerate to trillions. recite the arithmetical tables per- fectly, and show excellent progress in mental arithmetic. Fifteen pupils are transferable. There was & good attendance of parents and teachers. Among the visitors were Alderman ri BAChAnee, Mr. - Hoimead, Rev. Dr. Ham- liton, the esteemed pastor of Ryland Chapel, Dr. Allen, John E. Thompson, princi ar br the Fourth District Male Grammar School, and others. Mr. Richards, in the course of some remarks bighly complimentary to Miss Gray and her school, said that the moment he entered & school-room he could tell if the teacher was one of Mrs. Amidon’s pupils, as they all bore her stamp. To-day the following primaries are exam- ined orally :—ist district—No. 7, Miss F. Mc- Mahon, acting, by Mr. Wilson; No. 6, Miss Stabler, by Mr. Tustin, No.5, Miss Hawkms, by Mr. Brown. 2d district—No.9, Miss J. L. Adams, acting, by Mr. Rhees; No. 8, Miss ‘Wilson, acting, by Mr. Fox: No. 7, Mrs. Rase- velt, by Mr. Woodward. 3d district—No. 9, Miss Bright by Mr. Clark; No.8, Mrs. Scott, by Mr. Walsh; No.7, Miss Martin, by Mr. Jobnson. 4th district—No.7, Mis Garrett, by Mr. Cassell; No. 6, Miss Peyton, by Mr. Crog- gon; No. 5, Miss Milburn, by Mr. Whyte. This morning, Mr. Wm. R. Woodward ex- amined Male Primary No.7, 2d district. Mrs. R. E. Rosevelt teacher, situated at the corner oft 5th and I streets. The examination con. sisted of reading, writing, arithmetic, diota- tion, &c., and the pupils answered very well. Most of the pupils in this schoo! have entered during the year, nearly all of tbe original pupils having been transferred to higher schools. Many are now reading who were in their A, B, C's, when they entered the school. The first cluss will be transferred in Septem. ber. At the conclusion of the examination, Mr. Woodward addressed the pupils, express. ing himself as highly pleased: ~=—-- ~~ ‘The trustees this morning visited the Maile intermediate School of the Ist District, on 20in street, between Pennsylyania avenue and H street, in charge of Miss E. M. Kirk. This schoo! numbers 50 pupils, of which 45 were Present; of the five absent two were sick. Seventeen of the first class and one of the sec- ond were transferred the grammarschool. A medal of henor was awarded to John Clokey, he being considered the best scholar in school. Prizes were also awarded tc the three who stood highest in the written examination, the first to John Taylor, ube second to Henry Stewart, and the third to Donald Steuard. The schojars acquitted them- selves well throughont the examination, do- ing honor to themse)ves and their teacher. ‘They were especially proficient in writing. ——_e—__—— MBETING OF THE PRESHYTERY OF POTOMAC The Presbytery of Potomac met in New York Avenue Church on Monday evening, agree- ably to adjournment. Rev. Dr. Foster was chosen moderator, and Rev. Mr: Deckart clerk. A resolution fayorable tothe reunion of the two branches of the Presbyterian Church was offered by Dr. Foster, to which an amendment was offered by Dr. Beird. After considerable discussion this subject was postponed until the first Monday in September, when it is pro- posed to discuss it longer, with a view to final action. A committee was appointed, consist- ing of Messrs. Taylor, Evans and Lathrop, with aeview of ascertaining the practicability of transferring the funds of the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, commenced on E street, to the Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church, under the pastoral care ot Rev. Dr. Onester—the funds or property amounting to about 330,000. pee following letter was read by the Moder- ator: JUME 17, 1867.—To the Moderator of Presby- tery of Potomac—Dear Brother: 1 regret that an indispensable engagement in the country prevents me trom being present this evening At the meeting of the Presbytery. I hope for the reason indicated my absence will Foon. cused. Permit me to say further tnat 1 have no desire to ask for further action touching the matter that was before the Presbytery at its last meeting. lam very well satisfied with the decision of the Presbytery as it now stands recorded. I beheve Messrs. Campbell, Church and Herron-are all excellent and trustworthy Christian men, and thai if they have erred in the matter referred to, their error proceeded from a lack of prudence. and not froma lack of principle. And this, I think, must be the judgment of all unprejudiced people who know them, and know the case. On reflec- tion, I bope brother Campbell will resign his charge at once, and trust to the kindness of bis people and friends to keep him from want till he can find anether place. Yours, respectfully, P. D. GuRLry. No further action was taken in relation tothe Seventh-street Presbyterian Church, except to appoint Rev. Mr. Van Doren to occupy the Pulpit on next Sabbath morning, and read to the congregation the decision of the Presby- tery rendered ataprevious meeting. The next stated meeting of the Presbytery will be held in the First Presbyterian Caurch, Alexandria, Virginia. eee Wesel A Pxizz Doc Ficut.—On Monday evening jJasta number of the sporting fraternity as- sembled at the restaurant in Virginia, near the southwestern terminus of the Long Bridge, to Witness a dog fight, the match being for $50 a side. The « pit” being erected in a large room in the restaurant, at about six o’clock time ‘was called—Patrick Callahan, of Georgetown, entering his black dog, and James Coal, of Washington, introducirg bis white and yellow dog calied “Jack.” The spectators numbered some three hundred, and the admission fee to ‘witness the fight was placed at fifty cents per head. After barking, yelping, and biting each other for about 45 minutes. Mr. Coal’s dog was attacked with fits, when he was taken from the ring. and the Georgetown «+ pup’ was de- clared the winner of the fight and the stakes. ree mts pes SHOULD BE SEEN To.—LEditor Star: There is culpable negtigence of the police or those having in-charge the sewerage repairs near 9th street. Two heavy tax payers passing down the Avenue last evening about 9 o’clock, came in contact with a pile of dirt, amd in endeay- oripg to avoid it tel! into a hole and were half buried in mud, and on withdrawing them- selves found they had increased their weight abont one hundred pounds each. On revisit- ing tbe same im the morning, they founda a streetlamp not tweaty feet from the place, that might bave been lighted. Such man-traps are common to Washington, and it is high time ‘the police, who are required to see that these excavations are properly guarded, should be Teminded to do their duty. A Suvrerer. iments SEES: RxokLEss SHooTinc.—Notwithstanding ths law against discharging fire-aims within the Corporation limits, there are still some persons it seems who, in total disregard of the law and its officers, and with utter recklessness amuse themseives by going on gunning expeditions an thickly built parts of the ciry. On Monday last, some of the urban sportsmen, in the First ‘Ward, while firing at pigeons, it is supposed, ‘discharged a gun containing a load of buck- shot, one of which passed through the seeond- story of the honee No. 73, north ] street, which isthe residence of Col. A. M. Stout, Onief Clerk of the Patent Office. The shot came in at the front window, passed within a tew inches of the head of Mrs. Stout, who was sit- ting Were, and out of the rear window. It was a marrow escape for that lady, as the missile would have caused her death beyond 3 doubt if its direction had been slightly changed, aa OP i Tar River FrONT.—Carter’s Wharf—De- parted—schooner Eliza, Woolford, Havre-de- <Grace; light. Riley's Lai! & —Arrived—schooner J. J. Burry, Perry, from Port Deposit; !umber to C. B. Chureb. Fowler's Wharf. —Departed—schooner Joseph Baxter, Baxter, to Georgetown, for corn. Crouch’s Wharf.—Artived—senheoner Caréy, Nortb, irom Petersburg; 75,000 feet of lumber for MeLean. Mr. Crouch has a pife driver at the whart, and intends to, place jt in complete orcer. 8. 2. Brown's. Wherf—Arrived—schooner Robert Walton, Walton, from Havre-de-Grace; coal to'8. P. Brown, povthetire PER Cara A Five Resipenog.—Mr. James Towles is now baving erected, on the no! Fn of H street, between 6th and 7th streets a and bhendsome building, ions Sees A pressed brick front, and French, jadows, = oe building being 26 feet front by 36 P, With & two-at Vises; »: fi eee bartdtne wil Me tnd pa IL wdern improvements;and when comp! ‘wiih cost aon! $14,000. will be an or t @n orna- f PROPOSALS. THe BRICKLAYERS’ STRIKE.—No bricklay - ers have yet gone to work on the Treasury CITY ITEMS. FOR SALE AND RENT. __.FOR SALE AND RENT. _ Extension in the place of those who struck on POET bs OR RERT— BRICK | § on RB SALE. " POPOL FOR STATIONERY. ~ Saturaay last for velgnt hours as a legal day's | ,1¥ THR EMOCOLL ATION of the Oldest Inhabi- | WOR RENT Three story, BRIOK HOUSE, ton | Te ppoTAURA NE AND OYSTER SALOON 5 say . work on Saturdays.” Those who then stru tants such asight was never seem as the rus& | near north Capi’ ite; $O per month. je19-3t* | No. 448 7thstrect, withthe Good Will and all the a aaeuaue op tae ifs or are still bolding out, aad the ten whe calc | for Linen wear at A. Saks & O0.'s, 517 Seventh FOR SALE-A tesrat BANT, fire good loca- | Fixtures for a first clana busihess, to wit: Barand | Proposals for tacaisbion auch Stationery aa from other citi¢s refuse to to take places. | street. ' tion and doing a good business. Oneof the par- | Fixtures, Tables, 4c., Jonny Lind Tablo, Steamed | be required by thie Department and the Bureaus Mr, Mullet, it is stated, the mom an ad- | ». SS Li Duck | ties js obliged to Borty shorty. the only Pas, Oyster Ap tus, Dini 4 Kitchen Far- | 824 Offices thereof du the fiscal year ending ditional doliar per day it they would retarn to | “T#08# seavTrevs round thread Linen Duck | gon for selfing out, Inquire at tila omoe, joi-st* | Oyster Apparatus, Dining-room and Kitchen Jui 1868, will be received until 12.0’clock m., work, but the men claim they cannot keep tor $10, at Henning’s Une Price Clothin, T—A~ NEATLY FURNISHED niture, together with a complete Cookery Ra: ow NESDAY. June 2ith, isi. Those wnac- their pledgeto the Union unless the principle on the corner of 7th etreet and Maryland | FOR, RENT — A NEATLY FURNISHED | Confectionery Stand, with Stock, Soda Fountain. | companied by satisfactory teatiimouials of ability to of eight hours is acknow . The Baits | #venue. and inen; water snd . Terms §30,in ad- | Also. aGround Lease for the premises, running te | fulfill the contract will not, be considered. and Gon. moreans allege that the agent in that city mis- | saeng anp Roos in leaky condition; atop | "Ue: Fnauire at Star Office, it" | March ist, 1874, together with brick addition, suit- | {racts will only be awarded to manufscturers 0} repreeented the state of affairs here, and Most | +16 ea with hea etitea came ‘sok 3 RENT—One very pleasant unfarnished | able for a large Restaurant or Ice Cream Hall. Ali articles furnished must be of the best quality of them have returned bome. Chekc-aies, canveue 1) aWuinge, dein = RONT ROOM, on Arst floor, wultable for | This property is eligibly located, being opposite | of their kind. samples of which must accompany Yesterday, application was made at erabnacn's, 00 et ext to : urpores; rent low. | Also, two furnished | the Patent Office, andon the principal thorough | each bid. Freedmen’s Bureau for colored hands, and it | © n’e, 56 Hh st. next to tva- .8t 213 ¥ street, betworn l#th and 15th ; : Arecan 7 Each proposal must be signed by the individual is said thie morning that an agent has gone to | ™!* avenue. 4 | streets, near the Treasury Department. je19-1t* | fareinthe city. The main building is alarge,sub- | or firm making it, and must specify but one price a ‘ : ——_e—_—_ ENTS ¥ stantial brick, twoand a half stories high, and with | for each arti sf the class bid for Richmond to engage colored bricklayers. | < yewerpy— Received this morningat Prigg’s OR RENT—§20—FRAME HOUSE. NEARLY , jor enc! cle o' 6 ; i Articles, not named in the schedule, if required Sbould colored masons be employed itis stated | Qie polar Jewelr eW ; 6 rooms; on 8th street, near P. Inquire | but little alteration can be converted into astore. » hot wapates Ms thoes jar Jewelry Store,No. 433 Pa. avenue, | of HOLTZMAN, intelli z T esent bi = and hi ot are to be furnished at the lowest m prica, and that the white laborers employed on the baild- | pear 4% street, 5 Stope Amber» Seta; Cluster | Polkinkora Buildings ofnent Moses Mer SubrRG | crienterar ete are ete ee the right is reserved of ordering @ greater or less quantity of each article contracted fr, asthe pub- ic service may require. Bond. with approved security, will be reauired of the party to whom the contract may be awarde’ Should the contractor fail to furnish any article when required. or in & reasonable time thereafter, the same may be purchased in open market, and i a greater price be paid therefor than the contract price, the difference will be charged.to the contrac- of custom at the bar, and table full of boarders,and an active man can still increase it. Apply on the premises, or address P.O. Box 482 Washington, D. je 14-eo03t* T esi BRICK DWELLING No. 136, on the north side of G street, between 2ist and 22d streets, containing 10 rooms, with gas. Apply at 123 Bridge st., Georgetown. je 6-3taw3w* Setts, 3°0 new style Sleeve Buttons, Studs Rings, Pins, Obains. street. O"FICE ROOMS —FOR RENT. ia my Build, ing, corner New York avenue and 4 atreet several, ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES or SLEEPING APARTMENTS. For particulars in- wire of GEO. H. PLANT, Office, Room 10, Plant's uilding, corner New York avenue and 15th st. Jels- apg, ‘will strike. je 19-2t* ‘he com mittee have received a tel from the First President of the National Bricklay- ‘r’s Union, stating thathe has informed the pies ot 40 of the principal cities of thestrike re. HEADACHE, LANGUOR AND MBLAMNOHOLY generally spring from a Disordered Stomach, Cestiveness, or a Torpid Liver. Each may readily be removed b: . D, Jayne's Sanative Pills, atew doses of which will be found to ——e—— CoLorEp Scuoot Hovsss.—In South Wash- ington, at the corner of 9th and E streets, a T PRIVATE SALE—LEASE, GOOD WILL, = ; z = tor in his next quarterly account. — seetige aiding cemmnnecared out | Aton remoting a Biionnaeeg ana prague. | CAGE anmea eet SURMIATEN. Bet’ | FORIRG oi Haunt et Sarena, | actuate sete amet gets for 400 pu nthe. The building ts 67 feet in depth, ing regular evacuations of the Bowels. Sold vania avenue, between 14th and 15th streets. For | t#ched, situated between 7th and 8th sts. west, at | and yet to avoid scattering/art of the same by all Druggists. Wie. particulars inguire of COOPE: LATIMER, the intersection of Maryland and Vir; By 44 in width, and 26 feet in heighth, and For terms apply to JOHN A. SE oe. claas to different contract oes picuenet re aene esas in i ‘g or terms . » Seat wil consider in cl a ; : R o PST WNT. cers, co an. Se be considered in classes, regard Titenfiela ae Williams. are the ‘contractors | _CARD.—In answer to complaints made to us, ith street. see ia iets ae House. jes-cotf | quality of samples as well as tothe proposed pri 0 Djoined schedul fl mn ‘The subjoined schedule specifies as near be done, the amount, qnality and desortpti i othe articles wanted, but this being only an apprexwmaas tion no regard will be had to the total amoupte eal- culated on the estimated quantities, ba only footings of the column representing the Bids on unite of the qnantitics ‘The bids will be opened in the presence of anyrof the bidders who may be present. and will be yassed separately for each of the classes speci below, and contracts for one or more of the clastes awarded as may be deemed most advantageous to the Department. Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of the luterior, and be endorsed ‘Proposals for Sta- tionery.”” DESCRIPTION OP ARTICLES. Trem Crass No. 1-PAPER. | }. 200 reams Cap. best quality, white or blue, ruled wide, medium, or close, and trimmed, to weigh not Jess than 14 Ibs. per ream. 2. 1,000 reams Quarto-Post, white or blue, ruled various widths, to weigh not less than 10 Ibs., per ream 200 reams Legal ©. we beg leave to submit the following state- ment: Families using § and 10 cents’ worth of ice daily, often make complaint that they are not supplied aiways to suit them. One mo- ment’s reflection will show them that it is worth 5 cents, and often 10 cents, to callon them with a two-horse wagon, and two men to attend it, without allowing anything for the ice. Now we wish to accommodate every family in the city, but we wish it distinctly understood that we do not. at present rates, viz: lcent per pound, realize one cent profit from their custom. For instance, no driver in this City of Magnificent Distances can visit more than two hundred families in one day. He takes out two tons, or 4,000 pounds of ice; one-half is lost trom mel! and chips,which Jeaves nett 2,000 pounds. Two hundred fami- lies using each 16 They return us, at 1 cent per pound, $20. expend in doing this: 2 tons ice, costing $6 per ton. The team ts worth $6 per day Expenses in keeping clerks, &c OR SALE—A BRICK HOUSE and LOT; house containing four rooms, kitchen, and cellar; on N street, between 23d and 24th 6ts. Inquire on the premises, . Je18-it* Fok RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE. with large Store; has been used as a grocery. At the southwest corner of H and 8th streets. Ap- ply at No. 500 H street. corner of 8th st. je 13-3t* Foe RENT—One three-story BRICK HOUSE, containing nine rooms, No. 537 12th street, between Cand D sts. Rent $35 in advance. Ap- ply at_No. 350 E street, between 12th and 13th, second floor. jels-2t* (.OR RENT—FRAME HOUSE, with four rooms and kitchen; gas and water in the house. No 47 Dunbarton st., between Green and Montgomery sts. Inquire opposite, at 54 Dunbarton st., George- town. DC Je 18-3t* FoR RENT —A three. ry BRICK HOUSE, 561 9th street west, Island, containing 9 rooms— hall_and saloon parlor,in complete order. Apply to BENJ. CHARLTON, 347 C street, between 4% and 6th sts. Je 18-3t* E—A FINE LOT in the First traded for a lot meer. the Navy- LS. Fe RENT—Four or five unfurnished ROOMS, at No. 33 K street, between 26th and 27th sts west, near Circle. Convenient to Cars and Depart: ments. Pleasant and agreeable neighborhood. In- quire on premises. Je7-cost* LAs AND PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD, at No, 122 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 19th and 20th streets. Table and transient boarders accommodated on reasonable terms. j@ 17-e05t* F° SALE CHEAP FOR CAs A two-story FRAME DWELLING, No. 826 0 st. north, between North Capitol and Ist street east, with 3 large rooms and kitchen, dry cellar and stable, with good water at the door. Lot 42 feet front. by 135 feet deep, with alley side and rear, and larg: garden of various kinds ot vegetables, with side yard containing grapes and shrubbery. ‘Reason for selling, the owner wishes to leave the city. on the premises. je 14 OR RENT—Two fine ROOMS, No. 33 near I2th. Inquire on the premises. The well ventilated and very desirable rooms fi fices. Jel FS RENI—The WALLACH HOUSE RE TAURANT., situated on lith street, near Pa. and carpenters, and the brick work has been dene by @ colored bricklayer named Green. The contract price is $6,500, an4 the furniture Wiil require over $2,000 in addition. By the terms of the contract it is to be completed by the 4th of July next. This building is being erected by the Freedmen’s Bureau and the Trustees of Colored Schools, A lot bas also been purchased on O street north, between 4th and 5th, andin a few days & contract will be made for the erection of a building of the same sige, for school purposes, to te completed this fall. —_o—= AN UNFoRTUNATE IpIoT —For some time Pasta lunatic, named George Coffman, has been wandering about the eastern part of the city, an object of pity. Heis harmless, appesrs to have no mind at all,and his only friends arethe charitable residents of that locality. The police frequently take him ont of the stteets at night, and give him lodging till morning, when they, for want of power to do better for bim, are obliged to turn him out to junds take this amount. We . white or blue, trimmed 10 t. white or blue, trimmed - R a Fs € 5 ” = and ruled. per res tate ; 5. 8 Quarto-Post, white or blye, ruled va- resume his wanderings. Last night he was Nott profitscssesscesscesveeshecsseae: 00 004 Real Estate Exchange. avenue... Apply 0 0. B- BARBE Star Ome) ious widths, to weigh not less than 12 Ibs., found in the street when the storm was at its Supposing one-balf the families are five-cent 71 Louisiana avenue, near /th. J per ream. height, careless of the torrent poured upon him, andmight have perished Rad it not been that the officer who found him conveyed him te the 8th precinct station. There should be some way to secure and care for such unfortu- mate persons asdo notcome within the rules (OR SALE-—A convenient one-story HOUS with five rooms, well adapted for a small b ness, in one of the most business parts of the cit Also, a two-story HOUSE, with six rooms, on 8th street, between E and F south, very cheap. Inquire at 426 Massachusetts avenue, between 6th and 7th streets north je 13-6t* customers, then it would be 300 families in- stead of 200, which one wagon could not sup- ply. We make this statement that people will net be unreasorable. We willdo all we can to accommedate then. T. T. Fowxsr, Sup’t. 6. 160 reams White Commercial or other note pa- glazed, hard callendered, lined, = RESTAURANT, with lease of per, highly ards’ Hotel, or will A: good business WELLS & CC venue and 6th Fe, RENT—A RARE CHANCE—A_ HOUSE, and gift or plain, per ream 7. 9 reams Flat Cap, W ream bite or blue. unruled, per Envelope, white orj buff, royal, por r tor admission into the asylum. ———_e—_— suitable for a boarding-houge, No. 482 Penn’a JOR RENT—One three-story DRICK HO 125 reams large Brown Envelope, 24 by 33 im- weEyye| at enue, be! 3d and 444 sts., partiy furnished. . 3 é y ches, per ream AvcTION SALES YESTRRDAY.—Moessrs.] thore who sell cheap! Buy your Gent’s Fur- and water. No, 653 13th street, between B the house. Apply onthe premises. je J3-2t i ; > . ae a. Cooper & Latimer, auctioneers, sold yesterday | ishing Goods at Franc’s, 494 7th street, be- a - ; » gana. Ten minutes. walk fo the Treasum | 3) 3 Patent Blotting, 19 by 2 in- for Fitch & Fox, real estate: brokers, part of | tween Dand E, three doors above Odd Fel- | Joi SALESDOTS on 1. U aud 12th streets. on | Building. Apply at No. 627th niae yt Ben, Var GORED BEER. oer, 0 by tel: lot No 2, in square No. 419, situated on sth | lows’ Hall. Gray’s Collars, 18c. box; Gold] rious cach. Oue BRICK HOUSE on lth, 8 rooms, 8 Straw Wrapping Paper, 30 by @ im street, near R. and containing 2,500 square { smith, Byron and Garotte, 1Sc. box; Imitation | ath room, brick stable, 5.500 feet ground. Terms .o Drawiag) Peper, royal:or medio feet, to R. R. Davis, at 12 cents per foot. Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, 18c.} casy. Address E. A. RSHALL, 375 lth st., Sera ee) SOEs , Green & Williams sold part of lot No.5,in ] box. And all ether goods cheap in propor after 5 p.m, je 13-2t* 4 French, large size, Paper tion. square 656, to M. Silver, at S$! per foot: part to M. Judd at $1 per foot: and parts to George H. Whitney at St and $1.3 pey foot: Cooper & Latimer hel sale by catalogde of law and miscellaneeus books telonging to Fo RENT—A FURNISHED PARLOR CHAMBER. connected, on the fi very plexsant 4 of ihe Treasury grounds and Riggs honse from 15th street, south side, on peneee Coney See QvicK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.—Good W bite Shirt 1 25a$1.50; A. No. 1 Fine White Shirt, £2.50: yood Gauze Undershirts, 50 dicing Cloth, per rol. apping Paper, 40 by 43inches, per Office of ; Sealed proposals will be received | at Sergeant-at-Arms. June 1 office + 10reams Manilla Wrapping, 24 by 33 inches, : Ete te! cents: F’ raaze Undershirts, St: Fi avenue, No. 460. until 12 o'clock M.of Monday, July 15, 1557, for per ream. i tds oven ecena eapiite teiee nce seer BL cron eee ee St ine Lise FORE 3 ak qunplying fuel for the use of the Senate of the | 18. 25 reams Manilla Waste Paper, best quality, _ Pa . a ee , 7 a ited States, as fol 3 per ream. valuable books were sold. Hose, 10, 15,20, and 25 cents per pair; Best apished | FARM of 29) acres, 12 miles fr Seven hundred (700) tous (2,310 Ibs.) beat White | 19. 20descn Trest Copy Books, not less than 608 = = Engiish Half Hose, 5 cents per pair. At] | FOR SALE-2.000 FARMS, HOUSI Ash Furnace or Large Kgg Coal. to be thoroughly pages, per dozen HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT.—The “Douglas | Franc’s Gent’s Furnishing Store, 494 7th st., | LOTS. N Ps fram det at, may ss No. 1.—ENVELOPES 7 lined, Ste to 92 by 3%e to 44 inches, Real Estate and Insurance 4 je 18-8t™ N. E. corner 7th st. and APITOL LOTS, CHEAP. We have several LOTS, near Bast Capitol street and just beyond Eighth and Ninth streets east, for sale cheap. R.M. HA Cottage.” corner of New Jersey avenue and 1 street, residence of General Robert Wiiliams, is being modernized under the direction of Mr Thomas P. Entwistle, contractor for the work An addition is being made to the building 24 by 34, ana three stories in height,surmounted by & handsome Mansard roof; the roof of the old 0) cords best Bakers’ Pine Woo ords best Ouk Wood. red and piled away in the S vaults, under the direction of the Chief within two (2) months after the paneer between D and E, three deors above Odd Fel- lows* Hail. i: elopes, white, yellow, or to Us by $2 to ate inches, ees Just RECEIVED this merning one hundred more of those fine twenty-five doilar suits, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. white, heavy, 9% Real Estate Exchange, ( Sergennt-at s pair Rei eae) real te E AYOE'S OFF Haile Jon 4 white or yellow, building is to be removed, and supplied also Ong HuxDEED Suits at twenty dollars just | 2°! 71 Louisiana avenue, near 7th, AYOR'S OF FICE, City Haig JUN heavy, s. per 3 by a French root to correspond with that ot | received. Cailand look at them at the Great Fo i RENT—A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, i 5. 10.00 Adhesd: - Ss note,perM. the main building, and the whole building to Ji rooms, water and gas; the very best location 6. 1,00 ree, h y, treble thick, Mauiila En- @entrai Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- be pebble-dashed for renting rooms or day boarders, or for o velopes, per a Te site the Post Office Seventh street No. 936. hear D gtreet. Newly cach lots aad po 7. 100.000 11 {uclined Wrappers, per Mf # S Ss us ; ered and painted; several rooms furnished ee 10 e Wes! 8. 10.400 Manilla En jar per Someatr.—Sarratt looks much worsethan | CAntin'sSrnincs—As will be seen byan | fame can te bought if desired. Inquire on the | retih:srem the west side of Thirteent) Tutermediaie. size oi to be charged he did at the beginning of the trial, and seems | advertisement in to-day’s Star, the deligttful | premises. je 18-tf | tions can be seen at the City Commissioners 0 higher than bid for size next large-. to be much troubled as the testimony is | summer resort, within seven miles of Alexan- RNISHED HOUSE WITH TEN ROO) in ordance with the approved March > PE AND} CILS. brguentiout. Several Lines he has appeared | dria, known as Uarlin’s Springs, has been FOR RENT, IN THE FIRST WARD—The ONDERLEHR Ty's or Gillowt's Barrel Pens, per i ar e ; His brether ts | prepared for the reception of visitors, and 1 J. neighborhood is the best, and_the house one of the je W-eo% [Int.] Commissioner Second Ward. 1 with him every day, afd occupies a seat by | arrangements can be made with the superin- | pleasantest in Washington. Rent low, and may be Oa OFFICE C. ik Ane 2.1.00 gross Perry’s or Gilloit’s or other good his siden the court room. The prisoner looks | tendent of the Alexandria, Loudoun, and | paid during nine months in each year, by boarding AYOR’S OFFICE, City Hatt, June 15, 1857, Metallic Peus. per grovs. around the room very little, but keeps his eyes | Hampshire railroad for the transpertation to | ® small family. Street cars pass the door. Ad- Proposala will be receiv until 12 3. 40 gro: : assic alt e Bs, per gross. upon the witnesses. During the half hour | and from it of excursion parties. eot: | dress GW. office of this paper. Je188t*_ | orclock M.. TUESDAY. June 25th. lea? for laying | #108 Quills No.9, per recess at twelve o'clock he passes the time in T PRIVATE SALE.—The undersigned offers | the gas and water ce-pipes and lateral sewers 6.t i. h han 8) dozen Gold Pens, with handles or silver cases, aaa es oat LapIes—to sf¥e your money we can re- commend you to the celebrated Hoop-skirt, Corset, and Shoulder Braces manufactory of conversation with his brother or reading. to sell his SQUARE OF GROUND, on which he now resides, being numbered 66, and bounded by Boundary, Q and 2st streets, adjoining Kalorama on such lots and parts of lots bordering on Tweltth street west, from the northside of Pennsylvania ; cha ever-poi avenue to the south side of F Spec- perce ovee pointed ng Prorosgp ERECTION or A New Caurcu reet north . Or é = cata Epiricg.—The congregation of the Christian | Obrs. ‘Baum, 49 Louisiana avenue, between | Heizhts. being eligibly located and handsomely i ications: can be seen, at the City Commissioners’ OFAN, ORR? Mees Dae h. ° sth and 7th atrec 5 ; v b 5 e, ne accordance with the ac oved Mare’ 5 srican Ci ‘s Penc » Church, who have for some time past been | Sth and 7thstreets. Corset Steels ai Scents a | Pi tyring. it presents a tiie chanee for prof ; WJ VONDERLEHR, {cosen American Company's qn’, 1 to:6, worshipping in the Court room, Uity Hall, are | pair; Trail Spirte, at $1. ig investuent. A number of good BUILDING LOT co2t [Int] Commissioner Second Ward. 9. 90 dozen American Company’s Red and Blue negotiating with Messrs Dellinger & Towles = in the adjoining square, No. 94, will be sold on = amas = = "Pencils. per dozen for the purchase of three lots at the corner of | _ FOR Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged | reasonable terms. ‘Tnquire on the pre C8. MAyYoR 'S OFFICE, City Hatt, June 15, 1357 10.16 caseu American Oompaaiy’s Bolygradse gta- 9th and G streets, on which they will erect a | Joints, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, je 18-3t™ AUGUST M LLER. eid Jawih pectocel¥aa/ak this ome until is uated, per case. large and handsome church. &e., consult Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424 Penn. roposals will be received a' is ce un The arrange- Fa SALE—A small FARM, ‘containing, 10% seauast they Will secure the property ata cost | ‘from § a. m.to5 p.m.,and6to8 p.m. Braet Rood, pear Pierce's Mill. Apply to JN. | of lots bordering on Seventh street west, from the | 1, 9 dozen Glass Ink-Stands, any patent, large or 0: 000. Aside dts aires tc south side of L street to the tions can be seen at the City Com tu accordance with the actappre ~ VO undary. ‘Specifica issioners’ Office, March 17, 1356. RLEHR, small, per dozen. 2 2. 50dozen Maynard & Noyes’ luk, or any other American copying ink or fluid in market, quarts. per dozen. eo To THB Lapigs or THIS OrTry AND GEORGE- Town.— Do you wish to save money! Go to Lewis Baar’s Fancy Establishment. He sel ———o——_—. FRATERNAL VIsIT.—Last evening the new Metropolitsa Division Sons of Tem: Fee NT—BRICK HOUSE, eight room: 452 D street north, between 2d and 3d streets west, near City Hall. Inquire next door, No, 450. Yas Nisited by two of the older divisions— | cheaper than any other house. zL seus Bet Contmissfone 8. 60 oven Arnold's Writing Finid, quarts, ‘per squal and Good Samaritan —and quite a ————— VOR SA The AGENCY of the Willcox & 7 Nile caw men. 2’s Copvi ; pleasant time was had. During the evening | JUST R&cEIVED—Three hundred Boys’ Gibbs Sewing Machine. For particulars cali | Je2-eoat_{Intel.] Commissioner Th' 410 dosed ‘Arnold’s ‘Copying Inks, quarts, pet Cel. O'Bierne and Gen. Sol Hinkle was initia- | Suits, latest Spring styles from ten te fitteen | at the offic 4 Pa. avenue, upstairs, bet. $a. m. AYOR’S OFFICE, City Hatt, Juve 15, 187. 5. 6 dozen best Blue Inks, quarts, per dozen. ted among others. and subsequently delivered dollars per suit, at the Great Ventral Ulothing and 5 p.m. je 17-3t 1 F, a. =e 6. $00 Botan David's Carmine, ink. ounce, No.1, addresses, as also did Mr. O. Alexander, of House Equal Division, Mr. O. K. Harris, and others. J.H. Smire, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. pete Sad heer A FARM snitable for a country 3 Proposals will b ituated two and a-half miles above PUES o'clock M., TUE Fe LE Re: the Chain Brid as eived at this ( Per dozen. . une 25th, Is 30 M_Seal Wafers, best quality, red, No. 3, for pai o > © Darin 0. dee, B itioe Both G86 plow ig sy Gag and Meno ee Pipe s. aio Lat ewers 5 tific 6 peal ee Ms 8: kcal tha To ARKANSAS —Dr. Kufus Choate, a young ‘ovr Cors, Durillons et Ongies rentres | access to any of the Departments in Washington, | on such lots and parts of lots bordering on Thi 8. 5 pounds bes fers, commo . per : near Langley. Itfcontains 195 ‘as a good | teenth street north, from the north side pound. ? Washingtonian. who eraduated with the anani | dane Js chair, consulter le Docteur White, | ort, Hable Dwelling House. Stab ‘ania aveuue to the south side of F str 9. 10 M Seal Papers, best quality, for Department mous recommendation of the medical profes- | ¢tabli depuis 186i—a son office No. 424 Penne | rey ne orchard of A pp) es. und | except that of General Government, whi stamp. per M. : sion of Georgetown College at the Spring com- | 2Ylvania avenue, entre la quatrieme et la} prars: land wnder cultivation and an excellent | vided for by act of i 10. & pounds best extra super Scarlet Sealing Wax, mencement, has been commissioned an As. | Sixieme rue. tt sprin near te house. Price, $2,700. Apply to | be seen at the City ¢ ¢ oners’ in per pow sistant Surgeon, U.S. A., te - SEARS SE BEIT! JAMES WALKER, on the premises. je 15-3t™ cordance with ict approved March Sif 0 py . _ " ¥ kansas. Dre Otioate igavés for hie destination To Hervey TNCAOTMSNT Chl De’ TAds tins 3 PEXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- | 5. 47 ooot Intell.) Combi oe e ne ot OO UE ARTICHES EAE on Monday next, and carries with him the best | 1# Clothing a p paces :« huudred and fifty acres of first- | J¢ 7-e02t [Intell.] Co aa Ward. ozen Rogers’ Knives, four blades, buck or the Great Central Cletning House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. piauaelia aseeantoe GO AND SBE thoce fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. ae eed PERSONAL. wishes of 8 large circle of friends. ——_e——_ A STRANGE FELLoOw.—The county police east of the city have for some time been trying to capture @ man who wears a soldier’s uni- form. His conduct indicates either insanity or villainy. He is charged with chasing and frightening school children. The officers have ™made several efforts to catch him, but have never been able to get within reach of him, pearl handles, 50 dozen Bogers dozen. . 25 dozen Office ngth, per d foaen SK 100 doze inh Silk Ribbon, taf? AYOR’S OFFICE sals will be receive UESDAY dairyir andle Erasers, per a. from one to three miles from Georgetown, and extending from the Conduit Road near the Chesa peake and Ohio Canal to Tennallytown. | This property will be sold ina body on accommodating terms, or in lot* to suit purchasers. « portion of it having been beautifully laid off in ots from four to i od fronts on r parket gardens. If nand two-thirds in li ars or Scissors, extra, any 3, per dozen Nos.1, 2, and 2, ering on Eighth st nt, sans} lvania avenue to the south side of F et north t that of General Government, which is provided tor by act of Con gress. fications can be n at the City Com missioner’s office in accordance with the act ap- = = oe | exchange for improved property in Washington or wed March the izth, 1336, gst Pe EEE ihe 16th eT ARE COPRDER Jager | Georgetawn. Call and ace plage of this property BeCTO MERGE Se G. T. GARNER, ° ,NECLIGENCE.—Yesterday afternoon at two | 33; subject to fits: light hair; a little bald. Had on | t OF office BEAT On iatate erokees Jq1/-<02t_—L1Ht]|_ Commissioner Tuind Ward. seeethe Linen Torin er mee oclock the police in the neighborhoed i ; ok ¢ 7 J OO eth g : Panda Hemp reine. ality, Eleyenth’and H streets tound the deorsor De | cees Tee ere Ne fe eT centee aievor ty | _sei7-tf____corner New York ave. and 15th st. PROPOSALS FOR SLATE. 2. G0 pounds Hemp Twine, Peet quality bet Bonne utler’s church open, and ppon entering they | leaving word with GEO. KAUFMAN, between O O RENT—HOUS. r 7 Peeaivay D 7 4.5 coven, He ho ea Pepe ‘ound 0) 5 Jeo found the gas burning Phere was ey and P streets, near dd street it* " and gas, newly papered, Inquire at Be Chariee Opice of Supereisine bein Snes ak W...doren Ingis rubber salerss round or Sat; evidence that the church Rad been thus care- NG OFF—HOOpSKIRTS, CORSETS, a8 2 dat this offi Proposais will be received | fice until June 28, 1367, 12 M. forjfurnishing and delivering at site of Treasury Building, Washington, D. Goodyear’s patent, 30inches long, per dozen? pounds best quality 5 2 . 39 dozen Spong iccsly left some time previous. They turned off the gas ana closed the doors, NCY, and MILLI RY GOODS, sold 20 it. below cost, as the tock must be closed 16. 3 OUSE TO RENT—No. 276 B street west, 10 rooms; Water and gas; house newly papered St gut by the 1oth of July. Beautital Watered Sash | Enquire at St. Charles Hotel jel twenty-seven hundred (2,700} Slates, 18 inches wi : 38 So pcands Cans ze eee ead Sars aril 2 Se ibbons at $1 per yard; worth 81.75. Cali immedi- A] zi CR Ht a, and 24inches long, not, less than 4g of ani nor . WO dezen D fe, large size glass 3 Ww CASTIGATED FOR NoT GETTING DINNER t MRS. sTEYENS O1u7tbet., bet. Daud. | (OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE. at | Morethan % inclin thickness, at feast one face to brush aud metalic top, per dozen, ReEapy.—Officer Taylor of the police force 5-3t* rooms, with large yard and stable. For terms ap- |. be smooth and true, the edges sawed. It must be of . 20 dozen t ee age, pints, ithout brush or was this afternoon informed that & shoemaker, )RMATION WANTED OF MB. JOHN ply at the corner of 20th and K sts. jeld-6t” uniform dark color, ofa tint equaling that ef the a0 ae lozen by the name of Kriester, residing on 11th st., had beat his wife, she haying failed to prepare dinner at the usual hour, She refused to pro- ecute bim for his abu Pen-holders, assorted, best quality, per dozen. 6 gross Gutta- percha Pen-holders, per gross. a, gorce packs Bristol Visiting Cards, per jozen . 820 gross Rubber Bands or Rings, per gross. 10) do: Blank Books, assorted, per quire. 75 dozen Thumb Tacks, per dozen. 100 gross McGill’s Paper Fasteners, per gross, slate now on the Treasury Building, and in every respect be as good as the slate on hand, a sample of which may be seen at the office ofthe Treasury ex- tension, corner of Fifteenth street and Pennsylvya- nia avenue. . The whole of the slate to be be delivered on or before the first of Uctober next, . Proposals to be accompanied by samples of Slate, and to be endorsed *“Bropoans for Slate.”’ NN, by his sister Elizabeth, sgow. Call or address No- ear North Capitol street. ;}OR REN T—On loth street north, between Q and K streets west, three two story HO . with back buildings; will be ready for occupation July Ist. Front buildings are 20 by 32; have halls and marble mantles. Back buildings are 15 by 26. One of the houses is partially furnished. Piano, ifde- from north t jel7-3t* I ADIES, YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO. 4 one of my latest make of DRILL WHALE- BONE CORSET, at $1.25. It is the most easy and bent iting, adupted for summer dressing. COR- SET STEELS, 5 cents a pair, TRAIL SKIRTS for $1, at CHs, BAU NEwspPaPoRIAL.—The Force building, cor- ner of 10th and streets, ie receiving exten- sive alterations to fit it up for 8 newspaper SUdeeERNERY BRE S M’S Hoop Skirt, Corset, and A ’ 2 o B. MULLETT, 10 gross Swartwout’s Fasteners, per gross. Cee aa irr mig Pe PMar, | shoulder Bracé Manufactory,-49 Louisiana ave- | sired. Inquire at corner of N and 13th sts, je 15-6t je M-ta Supervising Architect. 1d cakes Colors, per cake. Peottcan vona’'| nue, between éth and 7th streets. Jelett 0 LET—HOUSE of fifteen rooms, furnished 2 J0 dozen, Boxes Pyelets, per dozen. Sc | GENTLEMEN'S STRAW AND PANAMA ea oe Sarre spt yaodern dnprove-'| [PROPOSALS FOR FUEL. WO doven-Camels? Halt Bau Sieceeersbeuens DIED. HATS REACHED and TRIMMED NEW. at! | furnished. D.L. WELLS & CO., CLERK’s OFFICE, 10 dozen best Chinese Inata-ink. per dozen 5 heap Hat Store jel3-eolm* No. 3463s 7th street, bet. Land K. 1 FOR THE LATEST STYLES OF SKIRTS and made t jel-6t corner La. avenue and 6th street. S450 BANES 5 dozen Drawing or Ruling Pens, per dozen. Ciass No. 5.—PARCHMENT AND PARCH- MENT PAPER. ; 1, £00 Sheets of Parchment, best quality, 15 by 20 inches, per sheet. Sheets of Parchment, best quality, 23 by 3 il per gheet. =, 3. 1,000 Sheets of Parchment Paper, best quality, 30 by 16 Inches. per sheet. 4. 500 Sheets of Parchment Paper, best quality, 15 by 20 inches, per sheet. (sii N.B.—Any different sizes or quantities ordered of articles that are designated by quantities or measurement, to be furnished at prices correapond- ing with the prices of designated quantities er sizes. FORM OF GUARANTEE. . certify that, proper facilities, and — able to fulfill a contract for furnishing sta’ tionery for the Department of the Interior during the year ending June 3, 185, should bid be accepted. N.'B—The proposal and guarantee should ba suparscribed with the place-of residence of tha signers, and the proper date. é je-waw JOHN R. GOODWIN, Superintendent. PBorosaLs FOR STATIONEBY. Hovse or Representatives, U 4 ‘WashineTon, D.C, June 1, 1867. Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until 12 o'clock M., of FRIDAY, the 5th of July 1307, for supplying Fuel for the use of the House 0! Representatives of the United States, as foliows, to- wit: 890 tons (2.240 Ibs.) best quality No. 1, or large Egg Coal, Baltimore Company’s, or of a quality Sanal hereto; to be thoroughly screened and free from dirt. 380 cerds best Baker's seasoned Pine Wood. 70 cords best seasoned Hickory. & cords best seasoned Oak. Ten cords of the Hickory to be sawed in three pieces; all the rest of the wood to be sawed in two to be delivered in the yaults of the Capitol, under the direction of the Chief Engineer, within two months after date of contract. No bids will be considered from parties not per- sonally known, unless accompanied with satisfac- tory references; and security will be required for the faithful performance of the contract. EDWARD McPHERSON, je8-td _ Clerk House of Representatives, U. 3. WASHINGTON ASYLUM, Juwz 12; 1867. Py is for supplying the Washington Asylum with ey is for PR ying ington Asy! TENNEY. Tuesday night , Suddenly, at t he res- idence of Geo. S. Parker, Esq., Miss MARY TEN- , aged 74 years. funeral will take place from the Assembly's Presbyterian Church, corner 5th and I streets, to-morrow, the 20th inst., at 2 o’clock. All her friends are invited to attend, * { Newburyport, Mass.,and La Porte, Ind., pa- pers please copy.} BAILEY. On Wednesday morning, at 11 0’cl’k, after a prolonged illness. which bore with christian fortitude, Mr. SAMUEL H. BAILEY, in the 26th by of his age. A light is from our household gone, A voice we love is stilled; A piace is vacant in our midst, Which never can be filled. His friends a gle Tent, No. 2 - 0.0 best material, always on Hand 0 | order. Skirts altered and repaired, at 8. F. SHREVE’S Hoop Skirt and Corset Manufactory, 253 7th street, bet. M and N sts. my 23-Im* Lez PLEASE READ THIS —WILLIAM PRINCE, 439 9th street, has about six hun, dred (600) well made stamps of Siepent designs for Embroidery, Braid, &c.. that he will sell cheap, the whole or part, and teach the buyer the Composition, furnish Cushions and Brashes, and explain how to use them, gratis, Being part of a duplicate set late- ly used in Baltimore any |. wishing to engage in this profitable business and having a small capital should call at once. Jes ERSONAL.—Married and Single Ladies. Allin trouble call. beopere: eueben! Strictly confi- dential. Success guaranteed or no chaf¥e. Madame NELSON, Doctress, 528 Penna, avenue, between 2d and 3d streets. je7-Im* ; mITUATIONS AND EMPLOYMENT SE- © cured to all who will apply to B. B. CHASE’S Intelligence Office, No. 270 D street, near 13% street. All in want of good servants, cooks, nurses, &c., can be supplied at short.notice. Ail private communications strictly confidential. 4X? BUILDING LOTS, TETIEBERS AND CONTIEACTORS, XN. B y A. G. HALEY, ” Attorney at Law and Gonveyancer, jel4-6t* No. 4 Market Space, (up stairs.) OUSE TO RENT—A first-class RESIDENCE, with all the conveniences of hot and cold water on each floor, bath-room, &c.; thirteen rooms; sit- uated on the southeast corner of Dunbarton and Faskington stractty Goorgetden, 2 8 eit is annum. wire at 2 st., bet. dud isch, Washington D.C. je 5-tt OTS FOR SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS— BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED; one square from street cars on Capitol Hill; only $40 down and small monthly payments required; 4 years time ives nese by 100 root deep toa 20 foot alley. at once if you would secure one. STARR & METCALF. (Plant’s Building,) je b-+tf New York ave. and 15th st. FE. RENT—Brick STABLE AND CARRIAGE OUSE, in a central loci Possession given immediately. or serms & d family, also the members of Ea- 1.0. of R.. and Columbia Lodge, I -. are respectfully invited to attend the fune: rom his late residence, No.455 D street south, between 3d and 4th streetseast,on Friday afternoon at 30’clock. Services to be held in the East Washington Methodist Church. [{California, St. Louis and Baltimore papers please copy.} GRIMES. March 20th, SAMUEL J. GRIMES, is remains wate places ina vault onthe 22d, and will be interred in Congressional Cemetery, je 6-lm* on. Thursday, June 20th, at 4 o'clock. His friends | @1ONFI ;—Young men who have “in oD WALL & CO. DICINES for the fiscal year, commencii Dap sar ates Oy Seats. Faust, a7 and the friebds of the family are invited to be Deed Geeaeties copie mcne anh biel Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, July Ist, 1367, will be received bythe Commission. Sealed P: roposala, for Stationery aT OR eoue present. 2t* || unfit them for business, pleasure, or the duties o! 2B Corner 9th street and Peun. avenue. | ers until the 22d inst. i Seez.'ab 12 o'cloc * - id life; also, middie-aged and old men, who, OR RENT—A STORE ROOM, corner of Sthand | , They reserve the right to reject any or all the 4 2 nm. y liverit f all articles in the several classes - comply with the specifications, which, with from the follies of youth, or other causes, fecl.a det must blank forms for bidding, will be furnished to bility in advance of their years, before placing themselves under the treatment of any one, should L street, and FIXTURES for sale. Inqui BN: EDMONSTON, on the premises; be and 8 p. m. ; ire 0} ids. Schedules of articles required can be procured on application at the Asylum. BR. YaPaeeesp GAByer- + MAKER & UNDERTAKUR, @gl eed 350 D st., between 9th and 10th. i 3 att JOHN McDEYITT, idders. wg Forniture Kepaired snd Varaistied. jo Wim | Wilt jearn aouicthing of imparianes by ‘perush EORGETOWN READ ESTATE AND HOUSE /M. SLATER, Ap deliveries Sil be zy Nnerior acticte ill te “TPISSERERAT oth IRE cuss | Cane Seam ena come ates | GABA ee PA Mora | ce conmiines Rabbit inns | Sgebes ele perenne 4% ki " ze ’ 7 é - “ ¥ i and Seated for six monthe at CHA . B. CHAS. A. STUART & CO., Boston; Mass. nod-ly fr 00, ‘Ako, LOTS for sale, and = Address, ‘Department o! io 7-tiy: best material, AL Look for sign at corner of 7th street and ould avenue. my Si-tf + RI Jet ARRIVED— &® bbis. Pure Ocuncry @IDER VINEGAR, at ~ “OLARK & PEARSON'S, rom several HOUBEE or rent ORME & COOPER. LE—! fo. 3, i re5 9, on 231 street F oe .E—Lot No. 3. meeusrs on i Mire between street 10} and » nia ‘seid Lot Ts ofect Front, Litt eet 2% inch ASHINGTON ASYLUM, Junx 12, 1887, : OUNGLANGFORD, the thorough-bred »: Pro) for furnis' the Washington Asyl ill be i byt with ine AND COE wi Fecel wed by the Racin 7 HOLESALE BONNETT HOUBE, Stallion, procured from the ne f C F, Stook- ¥ cence Wire Es Ba doe ©. W. THORN, . ~ ber get muieucing April 24 and ending November | Compussioners until t! Wola arg ta Wolo Dealer and Jobber ot | HE, and inpreret ty haar Afeewians Ward | 2's len ua" Am uur wo mine atte | Wagha aw aaah, e keyg yb elec, jee-ait Commission Merchants. STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, Houses.on the reat of the lot, containing tworooma | Xoshot Geatesty age. pao ee eh Columbia, | Fee of expense to the Corporation, viz : FOR SALE ity, GOVERNMENT Wagons. | 487,57H STRERT, near Ponniylyania avenue | exch" houses ont for about €i0 pee | ice. For’ pedigree and further ‘pucienact wee | 70 fons Wine Ash Goal Furnace size. vid be sold ingly. oF toge! ih agate pur- : . ‘Washington, D. 0, | month, 82,200, a) hand;bills. » OW. BURNERS pt ton A Wood: A t : Plant's Building, Positively no Goods sold at retail. my i7-eotf |. ap.l&tf. 465 9th #P. a Of FNM a Ee New York avenue and loth strect._ LATEST FARIg DEASRIONG OF HAIR {OR SALE—A comfortable RESIDE [METROPOLITAN BROOM PAgToRE . Janes RELLY, ROUT AMD BEORS.” : ‘DBESSING. ' | property is well tateroved, invexedientwonditions | WILTBERGER, Txpyg #00:;! *; | | —ie18-st Commissioners Washington Anytemn._ NEW ETOBE, oe pa ewoE BEE aw, vand émone the moet desire 1} pOtariassortrers ents coders obit WASHINGTON ASYEUM, Sax 19, 1567. i fnform his 320 Ratna aodiith ets, | man who desires 9-60 te + cals for ng the Washington Asylum Mfr, A om “Paris, Hair-Dresser, of the | in aneef:themostagreeable ni TR ATS for the fiscal year. commencing July oie lachel , ers in thi Ei, the oppgrtmn ry ~ialcenihee) Mee Wabeck , will be received by the Commissioners un- a Carat | Editonof » well ; aR ‘ ‘Al relative to the al- rere a Pesta ry ot on application io the. of lige ; ; datendant, at rs ace price |. prom ee ___JaMEs RELLY, ° JAMES KEL between Li 9 ‘ SOR LR 2 IK aS i i eet | en hieg stow iyed % Willys