Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1867, Page 2

“ee THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation im the District W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Prepricter. WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY........+...... JUNE 2), 1867. S7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGR. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHEE MATTEB. &? The following is the official showing of the daily circulation of the papers named be- low, made under the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress: Evenine STAR. 715 copies per day. Intelligencer... ase The returps of advertising by the same city papers for the quarter ending December 31, 1866, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: Ev&NING STAB Intelligencer... ———+<re-__. THE SOUTH AS SEEN BY JUDGE KELLY. The speech of Hon. W. D. Kelly, of Phila- deIpbia, addressed to his fellow-citizens as- sembled to greet him on his return from the South, is published in full in the Philadelphia Inquirer of Tuesday last, and is one of the most able expositions of the present condition and future prospects of the Southern States tbat has eo far come under our notice. Its general circulation is calculated to dispel many erroneous impressions made by design- ing politicidns as to the purposes of the Repub- lican party in reference to that section. Judge Kelly is considered one of the most pregres - sive men of his party, and yet there is notone ‘Word in his address which by any distortion can be made to show that he favors any more stringent measures for the government of the South than the unpatriotic and disloyal mani- festations of the people there may render ne- cessary for their own benefit and the security of the country. His adaress breathes the spirit of kindness and conciliation, and his advice to the whole people of the South is that ofa true friend. No dispassionate reader can find fault with its tone, and its positions cannot be controverted. To show tnat we speak within bounds, we will brietiy notice some of the principal points. Disclaiming hatred to any man in his mission South, or any the truth to the people there, he speaks of the other object than to do good by proclaiming kind reception he met with from all citizens Without regard to party or color in all the cities he visited, except Mobile. 1n that city he says the murderous spirit of the mob | ought not to be charged to the Southern peo- ple at large. Tne chief promoter of that riot Mr. Kelly says, wasa recreant Northerner, who had been sentto that city by the Presi- dent as Assessor of Internal Revenue, Colonel | Mann, formerly of Michigan, who owns the Mobile Times. That paper had, in advance of his arrival, excited the passions of the South- ern people against him, and the outbreak was provoked by no indiscreet word of his. The man immediately behind him would have been shot through the head, as he was, and another not five feet from the speaker would have been murdered, as he was, at the pre- concerted signal had Mr. Kelly yeen reading the Litany or the Lord’s Prayer. He says he crossed Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, and, leaving the last named State by Lake Pontchartrain and the Gulf, for Ala- bama, and coming thence through Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginias on the homeward trip, saw something of the South, and adds, «1 now know from observa- tion and intercourse something of its people, and 1 do but say to you, what 1 said to each of my audiences, large or small, public or pri- vate, in school room, or from the public plat- form, that the whole people will soom regard the terrible war through which we have just passed, as the throes and agony of the birth of & Dew, higher, holier. and more blessed nation than the world has yet known.” [Great ap- plause] He spoke in glowing terms of the ast agricultural and mineral wealth of tha States thrcugh which he passed, particularly of North Carolina. and of the poverty which prevailed in the midst of plenty—owners of one hundred acres of cleared land applying forcharity. This was not owing so much to aziness as to want of knowledge of improved metbods of working and improving the soil, and the general ignorance of the people. ‘There are in North Carolina, as the census shows, 47,000 white adults who cannot read, and in Virginia, 74,000. These figures indicate the general condition of the South in this respect. In their ignoranee the masses have been swayed to their ruin by the wealthy and ambitious men who dwell among them. The freat difficulty in the way of their improve- ment is their indifference to, or contempt tor education. In this they contrast most strangely with the freedmen and their children. In Teferepce to the spirit and temper of the Southern people, he says there is doubtless a great deal of sullen discontent. The time has not yet come when it would be sate to with- draw the military. His remedy for these evils | is sub-soil plows, phosphates, agricultural implements generally, a large increase of Horses, mules and horned eattle,and a steadily increasing supply of steam engines and mining | Machinery, and such manufacturing ma- chinery as can be moved by water power: These, with a comparatively small amount of cash capital, and a few earnest men to teach others their use and value, would in a few years make the Seuth bloom like a garden, and develop a population as loyal as was that of apy Northern State during the war- And the interests of Northern capitalists re. quire to supply those potent agencies at the earliest practicable day. THE PRESIDENT AND THE TRIP NORTH. The President is threatened with another at tack of nephritic colic, which may prevent his departure for New York at the exact time mamed in the programme. The announce- ment that Mr. Johnson will visi: Newport, @tc., after he gets through with the Boston cer- emonies is premature. What disposition of his time will be made after Monday, and what Toute he will take in returning to Washington, has not been actually decided upon, as far ag known at this hour. The only members of the ‘Cabinet who will accompany Mr. Johnson to Boston are Messrs. Seward and Randall. P.S.—We learn this afternoon that the Pres- ident’s heaith is somuch improved that he Will leave to-merrow morning at 730 under escert of the Knights Templar, and will pro- ceed to New York, where they will stop until Saturday morning. ee ae ees A.L. amp H. R..R.—Parsuant to acail,a meeting of the stockholders of the Alexanaria, Loudoun and Hampshire Rauroad Company ‘was held at the office of the Vempany, in Alex- andria, yesterday, for the purpose of consia- ering the act authorizing the transfer of the State's interest in the road to the company, ‘When resolutions were adopted advising the Company to accept the act, if advantageous terms can be made with the Board of Public ‘Works of Virginia. @7 From Metzerott, music publisher and dealer we Rave the tollowing popular music: Jima Valse,“He is far from the Land,” words by Moore, music by Tobey, “Something you cannot Help Thinking” by J. H. Taylor, La Polka Mazurka by ‘De Gidsa. SPrcraL MsErine oF THT Canine?.—The Osbinet was again in session to-day, from twelve until after two o'clock, for the parpose of settling up 81! business prior to the depart- ure of the President. TaE Mexican Mission.— Prominent citi- zene of New Orleans have telegraphed to the Secretary of State, urging the intment of Mr. King, of the Times of that sity, for the embuaesy to Mexico. SF From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, ‘Wwe have Good }"ords tor June, and the popu- lar hitie Nursery Magazine for July. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasaineton, June 2), 1867.—Jay Uooke & Co. ternish the tollowing quotations of Gev- ernment securities : ere ba U. 8. 6s Coupon, 1881.. i13 U.S. Five Twenties, 1962. 110% 1.8. Five Twenties. 1864. 10? 5S. Five Twenties, 1365, wry il 188 106% 106 10635 30.40's 0.0, 7.30’s, Augui FINANCIAL, Lewis Johnson & Uo, quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows. New York, June 20—First Board—U. S. 6's, 1851, coupons, 112%; U.S. 5 20's, coupons, LOX: U.S. 7.30’s, 106 ¥; U.S. 10 40's, coup’s, 100; Pacitic Mail,140%; AUantic Mail, 107 4; Canton Co., 44: Cumberland Uoal Co. 30; bea silver, 27; Mariposa, 7; do. preferred. = York Centra} Railroad, Tot Mi trie Railway, Dx: Erie preferred, 733%; Hudson River Railroad, ri id Reading R. R.. 106%; Michigan Oentral 112; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana R.R., 685; lilinow Central R. R., 120; Cleye- iand and Pittsburg R. R.. 76%; Nortmwestern, 34%: do. preferred, 58 econ and Toledo, Rock Island, —-; Fort Wayne, —; C Yhioand Muss. certificates, 24; Western Union Telegraph, 44x. +20e-—_____ “AWAY WITH REGISTRATION.” Such is the heading of an editorial in the Petersburg (V8.) Ezpress of Tuesday, preceded by another with the caption “Do not Register.’ This paper is the only one in Virgiaia we have seen that advises the citizens not to register. Even the Richmond Enquirer, which has until recently counseled inertia and delay, now says:—“The citizen who can register but will not, will be as false to the State and people as if he were the most deliberate and determinedenemy.” The effect of the teaching of the Petersburg Express which says: “To every reader of this paper, we utter our solemn and sincere conviction—influenced by no party feeling, but truly desiring the re- construction of the Union—that registration now will avail nothing,’’—is seen in the fol- lowing dispatch from there, dated yesterday: «In two wards of this city, up to this evening, 496 whites to 1,448 negroes have been registered. There is much apathy among the whites on the enbject of registration.” DEATH OF HON. ISAAC NEWTON. The Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner of the Department of Agriculture, died in this city, at the residence of his son, at six o'clock lastevening. Mr. Newton has been sick for some time of chronic disease of the bladder, | He was born in Burlingten county, New Jer- sey, on the 3ist of March, 1800. He wasen- gaged in agricultural pursuits all his life and attbe time of his death was the owner of a fine farm in Delaware county, Pennsy!vania. | lo August, 1661, Mr. Newton appointed Chief Clerk in ihe Bureau of Agriculture, then un- | der the protection of the Patent Office. In !862 | he was appointed by President Lincoln to the position of Commissioner of Agriculture, | which he beld atthe ume of his death. His remains will be conveyed to Penusylvania for interment, and will be taken from the resi- dence ot bis son, Ieaac Newton, Jr., South | Washington, to the Baltimore depot at 2 p.m. | to-morrow. SiTKA.—The formal notice of the ratifica- tion ofa treaty with Russia having been re- ceived by our Government, the Secretary o¢ the Treasury will at once prepare instructions regulating trade and revenue in our recently acquired Russian possession. As the matter now stands all our trade and reyenueregula- tions are subject to the approval or sufferance of the Russian Government. SanTa ANNA IN Mexico.—The President received a telegram trom New Orleans yes- terday. stating that agents of Santa Annahave arrived in that city, and announce that their chief has landed in Mexico, and that his friends and the followers of Maximilian have pro- claimed Santa Anna provisicnal President of Mexico. PErsonaL.—Congressman Darling, of New ‘York, had one of his legs broken on Saturday by a fall from a carriage in thatcity. ----Mrs. A. W. Randall, wife of the Postmaster Gen. eral, will saul next week fer Scotiand, where she intends to spendthesummer. ----General McCiellan has engaged passage for home in the steamer Scotia, to leave Liverpool on the 3d of November next. AZTENTE BRICKLAYERS’ UNION, No. 1 —There will be a regular meeting at iion League Hall, 9th st.. bet. D and E sts.. on THU RSDAY EVENING: June 2th. - D. BONTZ, Rec. Sec. A meeting of Penn- 8 at 7 o'clock THIS 3, at the State Agency. 453 Eleventh st., re pecolitinas concerning the death of Hon. EWTON. of Pennsylvania. Commissioner of Agriculture, and make arrangements to at! fo eral, JOSEPH M. W: EAGLE TE 2,10 Brothers: You are requested to meot at O: y Yard. on FRIDAY,Pist ins to attend the funeral of our late Batey Tent. Itt é “MBIA LODGE. No. 10. Officers and mcribers are requested to ay semble at their hall TO-MORROW (Friday) A TERNOON, at2 0 tock. to attend the funeral of Brother Samuen H. Bairry. lodges are frate: asl yey it ut Members of sister THE of the new BUILDING | now being formed in the First V | at the school house ou 19th street. oe: on MONDAY, June 24th, for the purpose of organization ing shares are invited to NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATT of subscription for the new Building Asso. lem about being formed in the Second Ward are pew open at T- M. HANS! 91 ligencer Building, a cery Store, je 20-cost em THE UNDERSIGNED DRY GOODS DEALERS respectfully notify the public that our respective places of business will, hereafter, be CLOSED AT 614 O'CLOCK P. M. car & Bro. John T. Wma Shuster & Bro.. wig ke eae arne | itehe! Mi! oh M. Taylor & Go. ackson Faian SO ‘ Cc: axier Yates & Wiswall Aitorge - Johnson & Co., Lanaburg & Bro., james eee Selby & Co., George F. Allen, ire . Dodson. 1t* [1G gama & KISSINGEN MINERAL WATER, ON DRAUGHT FROM MILBURN’'S POLAR SODA FOUN’ > 480 loth strect, opp. U. 8. resco yer asa TAX NOTICE. CoLLEcTOR's OFFice, Uniten States INTERNAL REVENvE, ermce oF CotumsBia, oMaticg ip berepy ven nytt te the ANNUAL List the ee. ze $e nen df in this Collection District for r Sea ‘eceived from the esgor. duties and taxes t! i fry oti dt el AND PAYABLE. sia monn luded in the aforesaid list are wu: INCOMES Fon 1866, Sis SES. ss CxmRIAG ey Ei ILLIA TABLE TRBLES CARR TCHES, and SIL. Iwill attend at ee ca ie 468 Se: het: . opposite the General Post Office, dally, ( ied ed.) from this date to June 30, + from Ks. m. to 4 o'clock Dp. m., to ‘receive the All persons who shall neglect t the sums by them rospeetively, according to the list atone said, within the time specie, Grass gu 0) wl a She expiration thereof. become liable to pay FIVE the i ‘ourtner bo gewis' cag vet eyes? Aas Internal Revenue for the District of te ee VAPOR BATHS, ir. Le ALCAN, southerest corner of 1th street and} Penn’a ave. -y CUFES Erupti the skin. Colds: Gout Debilttos nosing crepe ercury and Female Com | ralysis, Absorptis plaints: ay ren \¢ eee 3 McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 671 Aaa aes CORNER Ast stREET, Capitox Hitt, PURE Dat Gs, CINES and: ‘MICALS. Ra emul te, Paes he. i rately compounded. yt ‘ians Prescriptions accu: he Right ell promptly answered, seek m., All pe rsons wish- Je 2-3t T's 441 New yore a and 15th street. je15-Im* OR SALE—\ MOCKING BIRD. Appl 289 north 7th, between I and M reels. SB je Special Telegrams to the Star. FROM EUROPE TO-Day. (By Cable tothe Associated Pre-s.] Lowpor, Jone 2; 2 P, M.—Uonscls 9x, American securities unaltered LivBRPOOL, Jane 20, 2 P. M.—Cotton has de- clined ¥a.,and is now quoved at 11Kd. for middling uplands. Lard ceclived 34. Ashes advanced6d. All other articles unchanged. IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. Santa Anna (Captured by the Liberals—He is Court-martialed and Sentenced to be H New Yorx, June 20—The steamship Vir- ginia bas arrived at Havana with the foliow- ing startling intelligence respecting the moye- Ments and fate of Santa Anna, who, it will be remembered, left this city about five weeks ago in the Virginia for Vera Oruz, ostens: tor the purpose of placing himeeif at the ofarevyolutionary party in Mexico. The General was landed at Vera Cruz on the 4th inst., but was immediately compelled to surrender. ‘The Virginia then left for Lisal, but on ar- riving there was surrounded by the Liberal gunboats and Santa Anna was forcibly re- moved from the ship by the Liberals and taken onsbore. He was there subjected tea sum- mary trial before a eourt martial, and was sentenced to be hanged on tbe 8th inst, The Registration Cases in Richmond. RIcHMOND, Va., June 20.—Mark Downey and Thos. B. White, two well-known citizens, were arraigned before the U.S. commissioner this morning on the charge of perjury. in hav- ing taken the registration oath yesterday. Tae United States district attorney said that ia the first case the prosecution would be on the ground that the State constitation adopted by the convention at Alexandria dis- franchised all persons who aided the rebellion after April, 1864. This constitution, it is claimed, is not set aside by the reconstruction bill. About mine-tenths of the State will be dis- franchised if the District Attorney's grourd is sustained. Both cases were continued until to-morrow. There is great tmterest manifested by all classes of citizens in the casi National Convention Sons of Temperance. Witmineton, Det., June 20.—The Na- tional Division of the Sons of Temperanee met here yesterday. Delegates were present trom all the States but one, ss from Uolora- de, Canada, Nova Si New Brunswick, and Prince Edward's lsjaud. The reports of the officers show a very encouraging conditien of the order. A thorough organizatton has been effected throughout the South, except in Florida, Alabama, and Mis- siesippi. The Broken Atlantic Cable Reunited and Working. Ngw York, June 20 —A dispatch to the Herald, trom Heart’s Content. states that the broken Atlantic cable was grappled and the ouas splictd, and communication by it re- store ? New York Market. New York, June 20—The Flour market is 25 cents lower; receipts 5,595 bbis. Wheat market dull and declining: receipts 2! ,(83 ee Corn market 1a2 cts. lower; receipts 46.8 bushels. Rye dull and nominally lower Oats 1a2 cts. lower. Pork lower; sales of new mess $20.60. Lard dullat 11xa12% cents. PIANO FOR RENT LOW. Inquire at No. 216 9th street, near O, je 20-3 Fe SALE—An upright STEAM BOILER. now bower Engine, with Smoke Pumps. in good order. Inguire wYorkavenne. je 20-st’ DAY AFTERNOON, an OM- will leave New Yor! avenue and Seventh street. ever half hour, for GLENW®OD, and return. Fare, aborts, rian te running @ six hor Stack and Force Sth st. and On SU Jee St P ERSONS DESIRING. S O OBTAIN A FINE articl of MILK, will be furnished at from forty to te per gallon. depending on the quantity a Warranted pure or no sale. Apply Mil is’ farm,or address Box 593% City Post Je 2-3t™ OTICEK .—Haying determined to give up thebuai- ness-of Pawnbroker, I hereby give notice to all whom it may concern, that all articles now depos- ited with me must be redoomet within sixt; ‘Taya from this date. K. WAL SH, No. 489 10th street, seat of Penn. ave’ A sy, 6, 1867. my 7-td B.—I take this opportunity to recommend to my former patrons to go to Prince's Loan Office, No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue, just round the corner from my place. feeling every assurance in thus recommending. Je 20" M. K. WALSH. For rent by week, month or quarter fren moderate rates. Persons desiring either for their country res- idences can easily make arrangeme nts with us. JOHN ELLIS, 310 Pennsy! iyata avenue, near Joth street. He agents for Chickering & Sons’ Pianos. P IANOS PARLOR ORGAN MELODEONS _Je D-cobt ddddadgddaddagig eit: ~ = = = Te xa = ON ws ONLY, Re me jena: cere That. and Ma, ave. = = a dd TAR kind of business. Je 19-tf BROWN HORSE FOR SALE—Can be d in single or double harness, and under the saddle ‘Apply at the private stables. Ps) corner 25th and L stres je 19. B pay RADCLIFFE 4 YK ER: RGENTS AND COMM ae ERC ANT Flour and General He ere ‘0,61 Louisiana avenue, up stairs, Wash- ington, | D.¢ Je 19-1m EW PAINT AND OIL STORE, No. 36 Lovistana AVENUE, between Sixth anid Seventh. streets, Next door to the Seaton House. About to resume my former business, pleasure in ofering to the public, and to Painters especially. my stock of Paintas Vils, &c., which are of the very best brands. just from the mauufactories as low as can be bought elsewhere. Terms cash. MORSELL, No. 56 La. ave.. bareon 6th and 7th sta., rib ‘or rmerly, 326 C. between 6th and 7th sts. je 19-6t Apply at kits I take Dax GOUDS AT REDUCED PRICES. JOS. J. MAY & CO., 305 Penn. AVENUE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH sts. &7 GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF DRY GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. aa GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds of DRESS GOODS., Black and White LACE SHAWLS. MOURNING DRESS GOODS. Fine WHITE GOODS. abe ag LINENS, PRINTS, &. pews SALEA fe, large COW. Will calve ina month or six weeks. be sold at a bar- gain. Inquire at 137 G street, Berween 21st! and 22d streets. je 18-3t™ BOUT THREE TONS OF % AN EW HAY ANN nes forsale. Apply to ANN C. ROLL between New Jersey avenue and % st. east, and E and F sts. south. je 18-3t* OB BOSTON —The A 1 PACKET saa Joseph Baxter master, is now loading for the above vert Ror saree apply ge 99 je 18-6t* eae! Bier tiroet TAR 5 = Cc BIAGES! CARRIAGES! CABRBIAGES! On hand al pees ent of first cl, ‘arrit both light ‘and heavy. Also.0 number of gemma? hand Rockawa: ip ae resis. oe: &c., which will be sold neers prompt! fy eabened” ddl ROBT. H. seinen ppaitoy 374D oe bet raat bth near D abe beets ea re STATEMENT was: MiaADE IN ONE OF ourcity papers, a few days ago, that “295 BAKERS sre not content with ment Sed CENTS PER oe PAL ae Bt PARRY. sheet ip in the w public that we ha jave reduced our ri gle je price is7 cents, and retail id Loaf. We ways use the ne Flour and gty il weight mani ‘Tes! Bisctiae, and CARES ‘vel Breed in in the bot ay whe Ee ie wi e usa call, as we le to sati: point. 00ds deliv. inal partast a Je 18-3t* THE at 8up) ied at reaso are,, bet, SE a _ 399 Pa. Georgetown. MEKOHGATS PXcuanue —Toe atiendanc- of mrichan's t+ s mOjuing was shim. The opty offering was 5'0 busbels wheat, which war seid al Sv. Tue Oana —Artived— The James Flana- ge. Wi'h limestone to Godey, aud twenty--1x AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. Open at 7.30. Performance 6.99. THE BENI-ZOUG-ZOUG ABABS, et., between Pand WANTS. ANTED—A WET NURSE. Good reforen real paps canstisbts at No 01 ate ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wasa andiron. Apply at 204 F st., between Live Ww "s ype ap ghee bringing et EV®BBKY NIGHT THIS WEEK. and Mth sts . a jem 2t* tons «f corl‘o the wharves and docks of the MATINEE ON S. SRDAY 1-6 ANTEP IMMEDIATELY—A WHITE MAN var en eompanits. \ Departed —The Elien, cable aU Ww a yee bags - nike dpe with saltto Shurpseharg; Six Days, OG telg bie = a oe . ndsteady. Apply to GEC G EN, 1S toi ow to Shafer’s Mi ie : Bul uger, sundries to Pic NICs, EXCURSIONS, &e. from Georgetown, on the High at. ro. jo 3° Shepberdetown, and. twenty-four boats light, 4 ee y ANTED—Dy & respectable girl, a SITUA PorTor Grogc eTown —Entered—SteAmers USTPON ED —In consequence of the rain yes- 1i0N cook. No objections to as: E ©. Kaighbt, Dacty master, from New York; _ terda: vey | the PIC-NIC of RIDGE washing aad i troning. Address Box 6, Sti Valley City, Temlin master, do. Olearea— eG “Asst noun Rostponed wall fice ‘ “if it Schrs. Harriet Thomas, Robiasom master, for wh-n the Committee hope to met all thei W ANTED—A GIRL to Cook, Wash, and Tro, Hudson, New York; Elizabeth Evugitso —— t Evst Greenwich. tor Providance, friends at the 7TH-STREET PARK. er fe N. 83 4 MARY WA HTERS OF L IDERTY, TRE Dat I TiPx Pine AND ACCIDENTINSURANCK | Will te held at Beckert's Gardens, (near tho REAL ES GENT. Naw Yard.) MONDAY "AFTERNOON, Jemez %, 1957 Tickets (admitting a gentleman and pe Cents; extra ladies, 25 Centa each. 8-e03t GFARR PIC-NIC will be given pete R_NONDAY EVENING at POTOMA! GARDENE, 6th street south, between M “At which Prof. Cook's celebrated Cotillon Band “Je 17-Imt Room Nov I Lntelligerser Building 0 REAMS, WATER ICEs, ROMAN PUNCHES, FROZEN CUSTARD, &c., of all the most Delicate Flavors, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. We haye the pleasure of announcing to our nu serous friends and the public in general that we fave connected with our well-known establishment, 269 Penn’a avenue, between $th and 10th sts., the manufacture of ICE CREAMS. WATER ICES, ROMAN PUNCH, FROZE of all the most delicate flavors, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. We have made our selection of the most choice Creams from Orange Spunty New York, Pennay! vania. Delaware and Maryland Dairies. We will guarantee the public that we will use the VERY BEST MATERIAL in manufacturing the above-mentioned articles, and with our vast machiney and facilities, and the competence of our Foreman, who has n em- ployed in B pilsdsiphie 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. At wi will be tting a gentleman and ladies. 25 cta J. W. KLEINDIENST SECOND GRAND PIC-NIC OF THE YOUNG JOHNSON ASSOCIATION will be given at ANALOUSTAN ISLAND On THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1867. ‘The Celebrated Holy Hill Band has been engaged. Tickets 50 cents, admitting a Gentiemes aud Ladies. 6 18-3t* T HE YOUNG | MENTE STAN “ABSOCT- CUSTARD, &c., OF THIS CITY, W MOONLIGHT EXCUBSION TO GLYMONT, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE All we ask is a single trial, which will convince the | NEW BUILDING ENTERPRISE OF THE most fastidious. © sae ASSOCIATION We most respectfully folicit the patronage of | Commodious Stean ers, vocal and instrumental Families, Hotels, Festivals, Pic-Nics, Excursions, | music, and other arrangements, will secure the comfort and pleasure of. "The Boats will leave Seventh-street wharf at 432 p.m. precisely. Street cara will be in readiness to take the excur- sionists to any section of the city. Single Tickets §1. (the ticket includes the price of car fare from the boat) to be had at Philp & Sel- emon’s, and Ballantyne’® book stores, B. Stinemetz’ hat store. and at the Rooms of the i sociation, where eee rscan procure tickets for sale. Tickets m Iso be procured from the mem- bers of the Entertainment Committee. je 18-4t DROF. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. ‘ave., opposite Metropolitan Hotel; Tuesda and Friday evenings, from 8tol0o0’clock. The hall can be rented for meetings. &c my 10-ly BOARDING. OARDING.—A FURNISHED ROOM TO LE with Also, a few persons can obtain Table Board | No. 135 24th street, first door aboye Pa. ay near the Circle. je20-3t* Me? ‘T RABLE ROOMS IN WASHING TC everal large handsomely furnishe: rooms to let to gentlemen with board. Five min- utes walk from Departments; one square from aye- ‘Delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. VEY & CO., je 17-2 z Ivania avenue. RAY’S AND IMITATION LINEN BYRON COLLARS, 2 cents per Lox. at ye 15 ODEON BALL. p* GOODELDEY Goods. BOGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 Seventh street, between New York enue and L street, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry 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* | hha sdaetead SHUTTERS. Inside Shutters, French and Imitation French Windows; Doors of any style or finish, furnished at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest Price®- ‘Builders’ Depot, 62 Seventh street, af posits Centre Market. my 21-Im HAMILTON & CO. 7 STREE nue cars; gas. water, and bathing house. Rooms 486 bi nt 486 and bo ard $25 and 330 per month, Apply at No. TO PE RENOVATING. 234 H. between 19th and 20th streets. je 15-1w* REDUCED PRIC FOR CASH. ‘i NTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree- ble private non sence , With liberal table and Having the largest and choicest Stock i in the Dis- | uilfont, co ae ebay ee trict, and wishing to reduce it as much as pos- Bh ak R ot Sai sible during the summer, in order to make room! for | ¥&ck-_For a iress apply at the Star Office.” yeRSt fall purchases, we » offer for the next two OARDING—A gentleman and his wife, or two months, at reduced prices for cash, our choice selec- single gentlemen, can obtain a pleasant front tion of. ts ROOM e with BOARD ina private family from the PAPERHANGIN baled SHADES, North. Inquire at No. 70 L street, between 23d ov AD Re T E = Ee mh 26 ALN BRA —Two well furnished PARLORS, on Cc. ADIN WIS: BOOK SHELVES, &c., ROR 9 DA first toon, with or without BOARD. Apply Also, always on exhibition and sale a few choice | 393 Bet.. bet. sth and lm. PAINTINGS aud ENGRAVINGS ABLE BOARD at No. 464 loth street, a few To those needing the above we would say please doors north of the avenue. Terms §25 per call and examine our Goods, and compare quality | month. de 16-tf and prices before purchasing. Please remember the name and umber er, = - AS Seventh stre GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. No t. Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. je 17-Im* between D and E streets. UST RECEIVED, I esse lat GENTLEMEN'S Hy SUMER CLOTHING, Linen Alpaca, and Drap a’ Ete Goods. at je 15-tf ODEON HALL. @WALAD CREAM CROSSE & BLACKW E - pin handsome! ly Ecbameeetek jadvantare! TURK FIGS, the finestin the market, large GELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF !'—At reduced SS prices, our entire stock of new and fashionable FANCY GOODS, to ¢ business, town Headquarters. YOUNG & BEHR No. 120 Bridge st.. opposite F je 20-im* well-known Ice Cream EW STOCK OF DRY GOUDS. JOHN H. SMOOT. 119 Bridge street, George- town, D. C., has enlarged and refitted his store, and resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF at George- D Saloon. repar jared oa for Dr pressing Salads. at “TAYE RAYsuNs, Jfery large | STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GODS, vongnt NECTABRINES. W. BURCHELL siuce the decline in prices, which enables him to corner lith boa is streets, offer inducements to purchasers. His stock com- my 25 under Bbbitt House. 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 ai 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, &.. making acomplete assortment, adapted to the best family trade, to which he calls the attention of cash buyers. [my 25-1m] J. H. SMOOT. SENEBAL SPLENDID PARLOR | OHGANS, with Patent Organ Swell, and one wit movable Pedal Bass. (very convenient fe organ Beaction: at home.) will POSITIVELY BE SOLD AT COST. ger ae md secon Store. 30, 12 new and second qhand ee at reduced prices. No. or lt S THE HUMAN EYE, Impaired bv protracted sickness, general debility of the nervous system, or in consequence of natu- CHEAP DE. DRY GOODS—We are now selling full ral disposition to long or shortsightedness, will be Madder Calicoes, handsome styles, 122 cents; strengthened and improved by the use of those | best makes. 15 to 18% cents; aor. ouslin, 10 superior Lenses. adapted to the organs of sight in ) full yard wide do., good goods, 1232 cents; An accordance with the mode 12 theory of physiology oggin do. 25 cents; Unb! leached Muslin, 10, 12 Looe 2'and 25. A beautiful’ stock of Organdies, and the science of optics. 7; Laurel D 4-4 do., 20 cents; handsome OP at AL BSTABLISHMENT | ae IN Percals, Jaconets, and Brilliants. A large stock of Mohair Goods for Dresses and Suits; White Goods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills and Cottonades, House- Keeping Goods, » &c. We ee cinel Optiel sa 244 Penn. ave.. bet. 12th and 13th ats. jel4-6t 325 Pr KLVANIA AVENUE. 325 | invite an examination of our goods. LER CLARK &P PEARSON, my 20-Im” 101 Bridge JAMIN Georgeto ; AGENTS y COMMISSION = 7M. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM ST. DYEING AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHME, Office. No, 49 Jefferson os pace etown, D.C., se plished in 1831 ; premium awarde by the Metro- AM Virginia Lumber, Fredericksburg Cloth Harris & Ge ‘0.’s Neot [See n Institute. 1887 ; rebuilt 1866, and is now by Paints Oils. nicals, far the largest and most complete establishment of Cider Vine; sa and Dried Fruits, the kind in this section of countr; Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds done in the best manner, Traly “thankful for past favors, the subscriber solicits the continued custom of the community Goods received and returned by express with the utmost promptness and despatch. Post Office address, Lock Box No. 80. Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday, when it is closed at 8% p.m. fe 16-6m Cigars, Tobacco, &. Je M4-im UP STAIRS. WASHINGTON RU EES THIO DISPEN- 314 G street, between 12th and 13th streets. This Institution having met with Epeet success, we will widen its scope as far as possibl From the Ist of June next it will be opened to pa- tients twice instead of once a day. Wewill, moreover, endeavor to attend all the oy iT HOOK PATIL S$ who need our assistance. B.—The poor vaccinated F Por this purpose we add to our present staff Dr. Wm. Hale and Dr. C. W. Sonnensemidt. DISPENSARY HOURS. From2 te 30 Sears P.M.. = Diy &s VED: at. D. Esom Sted o'clock WILLIAM ipa, M.D.. Se CHMIDT, M. D. je 8-20* RDI, M.D. Secretary, Ww ASHINGTON os WORKS. GRAY AND NOYES, Founders, Machinists, and Boiler Makers, Corner of Maine avenue and 3d street Manuracturers of Improved Stationary ‘and Port ve le Steam Engines of any required power; Saw and YY RUIT JARS. F aa if FRUIT JARS, # FOLEY &CO.'S, of jatest figures. 279 Penna. avenue, and Je J3-04t ORN MEAL — Fresh from Foundry Saray sSnsORRFFFFTEEEEEFOPOOP? LINEN COLLAR LAUNDRY. We take pleasure in informing our customers and friends that we have, in connection with our Shirt and Collar Manufactery, a LAUNDRY, with ex; rienced hands, where we will Laundry Linen Col- atterns, at low 16 F street. oka! CORN MEAL, ‘or ae in lots by BERR Mills; also, $ Architectural Iron Work, ving them a fine finish and the appearance Gratings Hailings, %, Forgings, Iron and Brass Cast- eae Collars. has been a it trouble with ings of all descriptions. our customers in wearing Linen Collars to get them he increased faciMties of our new and extensive | ordperly finished, and to obviate tho dimculty, and establishment enables us to offer those periee for their acco: ation, we have been induced to orders to make in our line @ superior class of wo! make arrangements to suit them in that very par- en the most favorable terms. wi ents for Bi ’s Improved Jouval a bite ier Wheel. as Vee er OTICE TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS. ticular article of dress. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, Manufacturers of and Dealers in LADIES’ AND GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS 324 Pennsylvania avenue, eived from factories. fall assortment of AUHICUET TRAD | aaa EM ENTS, consisting of | _my 28-1m between 9th and 10th sta, baoy ONELS. wt SPADES, HOES, RAKES, SCYTHE eo aad TOF ES: Ee. JOHN R. ELVANS & CO. Assonruznt OF Ord Fock COMPLETE— ane BOOKS.—Alphonse Bare: | Te a: All grades eredes of EX Ex Hay cents. Souvestre: 5 All grades of cents, Od davest tre: qa hilosoph je sous. ttt Tolts; 5 Fine and FLOUR cents. Souvestre: joute DE au; 45 cents, S 4 dod RATES. mas Fils: Aventures de huatre Femmes; 45 cents. Cnt} for. Beker Conscience: Le Demon deTargenty 4 coats, Con: ARTERY EO OW RATES’ 4 seience: Le Flau de Vill cents. Achard: All kinds of Straw, rl pareennce: et Provinciales, 5 conta, Achard: : Les Ground Alum ond Fh 429 aree tre, tess by ernieres ; of e hy metlty ope La Comtesse Dash: Les apa Taal sie Ist street, ues; 45 cel a jet FRANCK TAYLOR. sees Sales Bape MPORTANT TO CABINET MAKERS. Le SRO MENS Dis A.LARGE STOCK OF PIQUE, AND HONEY Lhave just received of Chair and) Sota SruiNGs. ‘tivo, noe HATS CLO OLORE, ofall | pacer, een at sich nee cto se sa re ls pas PM CEL nD Ae SE le Linen, Towels RVs andkerchiefs, at unprece- 324 D st., between loth and Lith. Full line of Jaconet Cambrics less than the im- ee noha oe da peer TRNinme cogny oy, rEaY | Belin Mas. Aran, Vater eet ‘ap 13-tf 324 D, between 10th and lith sts. ul'tine of Haters ‘om 12 cents to one do! a Pi Cail id examine for ” Bi ag EMORY BAXTER’, Pen ae PELAp ESE arokascd tts —l ay tate ‘and boil. Done by a fm Sy on peanreae ‘has are invited to upsamnle, rie cor To was oar to make 5 Spee ie : i emt de 2) sie Leia cr will recelve the above reward by loaving it ” App sly 34 and @o general house wor), at Hood's Jewelry Bors er Penneylyania avenue, Je 20-3t* ‘ ‘a VANTED—A Fr. -OL. s GROOM, and o NV CARR 3E WASHER. Bost wages given pply at Chain Buildings, H street, between 3th By 14th sta. 8 V ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, white or colored, (to do washin ng and ironing and thy general housework of a small family, at 162 Poun Bvenue, between I7th and 18th sts. je J ANTED—Immediately ,a good CARPENTER Call at 371 F street, oppesite Patent Office, be bight pand $o’clock, morning and evening je 2 Ww ANTED CES. experienced M “to drive milk wagon. Apply at Clark Mills’ farm. near Washington Must come well recommended O-St* ANTED—Two yor canis, vorts, W LADIES to work on , and also @ young achine, 440 Sey o st., near G PH. PEYSKR Sy, ERAL HOUSES WANTE D for good tenants Also, improved and unimproved city and cova try prove rty wanted onsale tig peg 1. 5 TER orner 7th and F streets, Je 20 V TE A SITUATION in & Marcantil> Establishment for an intelligent and respact able youth fifteen years of age. well educated, repdy at figures. Best of references given Adidre Box 672, City Post City; or call at 339 F stree between 9th ane 10th streets, where an intervir can be had. Je 20-61" WANTED—A PURCHASER OF A LOT on tho Heights of Georgetown, D. ©. 23,000 feet. Address Box 599, Georgetown, D.C. je 19-3t* YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO travel with alady. The best of reference can be given. Address Box 10, Star office. je 19 2t* WAdteD. BOOK-KEEPING or OLD AC COUNTS to Examine or Adjust. by a com tent accountant. Address W. STEELE, 295 sth st.. between L and M sts. Je 19-3t* NTED FOR TWO YEARS— Best of security on unincumbersd and sede in this city, or in land tn ee J., opposite this city. Will give ay ble semi-annually. AY orgetown, D. C.. stating 2e:19-3t" 7 ANTED—A German GIRL for general house- work. Two persons in the family. Apply at 506 Penna. ave. Je 15-30" ANTED—An experienced "and competent child’s NURSE and CHAMBERMAILD. k. ferences required. Apply at 296 H street, betw: Ith and Isth streets je 18-3 W ANTED— an ares) poreab’ le woman, a SITU TION toC€ yash, aud Iron ina small amily; good re oe given. Apply at a8 ‘oth street.'between M and N streets. * TANTED—A COLORED NU ee nd willing to take entire charge of a babe Also, acompetent first class COOK. colored. To such ervants a good and permanent home wiil be giver None without the best of references as to honesty and capability need apply. 367 18th st., between st. Maas. avenue. je 1s A CANDY MAKER. Also. a STi rman preferred.) Apply at No. 97 rgetown je 17-6t* DK FREUND, Confectioner. W ANTEDWANTED-MEN for the United States Army, at 461 ( street, near Baltimora Railroad Depot. crete WANTED Every kind of FRUIT. for Distilling parposes--such ae Cher 8, Blackberries, Bi: der Berries. Peaches. Apples, and Grapes. ‘The highest price will be paid. by JOHN GAYNOR. 36 Market street, Georgetown, D.C. jes-Im* W ANTED TO BUY—By E. JUSTH. Ladies and Gentlemen's second-hand Clothing, Un derclothing. Bedding, Boots and Shoes, &., & W3 at 254). 7th street. yetween Land M sts. north! N.B Yo matter how much they may have been worn. Je 4-Im* V J ANTED—A furnished HOUSE, convenient distance from 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, with modern improvements. Address Box 355 P: O.. stating terms, &c my 30 j ANTED—Ladies to knew that the best and cheapest place for HOOP SKIRTS, COB- SETS, an ‘SHOU JLDER BRACES. is that of CHS. BAUM, 49 La. avenue, between 6th and 7th sta. Ts are warranted to fit or no sale. m20-tf WA) ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING, oid GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of xalue; at the old established Merch: hant Pawnbro- ker's Store of R. FULTON & CU., 502 9th street, 3 geore no: Sole f Penna. avenue. yING MACHT LOS REWARD.—Lost, on the 2th instant, a BOLL containing five $5 bills. The fiud T AND FOUND. $10 the Star ome € je 2-3 uantity of INTE Pa Tr hich the owner can have on vnership, and paying for this advertise proving: nent nquire ot L. KEANE, 173 42 st. south. REWA Strayed aver er stolen from the undersigned, a RED COW horns, the lett fore teat larger than shore reward will be paid for the JOHN SI corner 6th and H streets east. REWARD .—Strayed on the night of the I7th inst., FOUR STEERS—one a whitish buffalo, y ns; two red with wh ve reward will be paid it LEARY, 376 Virgi ha YB —Ta = MN up on Tuesday, June S 18th. three HORN ED CATYLE, mostly red one milk and cider Buftalo.two and tliree years old. ‘The owner will come and pay charges and take them CHAPIN. No. 613 Corner of 12th and D streets, Islaad Cea 3t™ $53 switch tail; white stripe in face: U.S. eT ‘é right side, in good order; very active, new hair o topot he ly white, Please address or call ou H.C. SHOLES. corner East Capitol and 3d st., Washington, D. $5 EEN ae cow The abc paid if returned to THOS. ¢ "OLLINS. od ar tween F and G, Island. jel9 VE YOUR FRU 1T, AND PROCURE RESER the best JARS in the Baa e 13-eo4t 275 Pa. ave. BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. i would take this occasign to return many thanks to my old friends and patrons for their liberality in the past, and shall endeavor by politeness to cus- tomers and strict attention to business to merit 4 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 rices. I desire to call the special attention of the jadies and public in general to oue of the greatest novelties of the age, THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. For beauty, comfort and style it cannot besur- passed. Call'and look at them before purchasing any others. Callearly. Itis proper for me to say you can rely upon finding a good assortment of other leading and staple styles of ladies’, ge: nuisses’. boys’ and children ‘s BOOTS and SHOES. Also, men’s, boys’ and children’s HATS ‘and CAPS in great variety, ge the pc BALL SHOES of all sizes. Don’t forget the place. = Cc. WINDSOR, Dealer in Bouts, Shoes and Hats, je 7-Im* 359 7th st., bet. Land K sts. $30,000 rhs OF FRENCH @ooDs IMPORTED BY 3 WILLIAN, No. 336 Penn. avenue, Will positively be sold at at cost to reduce stock, goods to be sold are ire such 88 es BLACK eres for Mantillas and Dresses. Yelvets, all coLorsy Yelver Kibbons, Lace Mant Ue ii aces: kinds, Real Lace ‘Collars & Sets, ipeas trom 16 to 40 pena 3 pistes, Nei . one ong, Black Ke di Bobtiets for waiste, Buttons, Ladies’ Und: rinents, Walking Dresses, trimmmitess * Coudray's Pomade, poming Robes, eils, aobinp Perfumery, Straw Bonnets, By Feathers, arivian Bonnets, he oe Flowers, Bonne it ga Dresses, Madtilas and Bonnets made at at reduced prices. kK? A BUTTER DEPARTMENT. copnection with our 7 Store we have built one of Bal TT's eae toe igen BEFRIGEBA- | Ou eSvtilte 2 ayn Aiba Fisites and Butter Dealers regu’ ap ra Swat SUrTER ‘The: riskert spt cool Without Coming in oe Sot, eee « Son tact with, < ‘Leth street. ELE a Gloves, Lace Curtains, and rue = eS Pine moat unless’ the msker's name is stamped