Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation im the Distriet W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Prepricter. WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY... ®7 BEADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGS. SER‘ OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. @ The tollowing 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: Evznine STAR. Intelligencer 7.715 copies per day. 3,552 “ papers f(r the quarter ending December 31, 1866, as taken from the books of the Internal | Oo., 43 Revenue Office, are as follows: EVENING STAR, Intelligencer... ———__ +#e- MINISTER TO MEXICO. Marcus Otterbourg,. Esq., of Wisconsin, bas been for some time past the U.S. Consul atthe city of Mexico has been appointed by the President Minister to that country in place of Hon. L. D. Campbell, resigned. «+$13.107 + 9,108 wy From Ticknor & Fields, J. Shillington, Odeon Building; French & Richardson, in «Hudson Taylor Bookstore; and J.C. Parker, 455 7th street, we have advance copies of the readable July number of the Atlantic Monthly: Also, from Shillington, French & Richardson’ and Parker. we have early copies of Harper's Magazine. From Shillington, we have also Our Young Folks and The Galary tor July, and the People's Magazine, (European,) for June, superbly illustrated. ®7 In consequence of the pressure upon our columns to-day a large amount of local and other matter is crowded out. Our read. ers and advertisers must have patience for a few days, until the enlargement of the STaz enables us to do them justice. NavAL.—Captain George Brown, U.S. N., will leaye August Ist, inchargeof Stonewall: to take her to Japan. ey INTERNAL REVENUE —The receipts from this source to-day were $958,991.46. ae DEPARTURE OF THE PRESIDENT AND HIS Escort.—This morning, President Johnson: accompanied by Secretary Seward, Major Sewara, Mr. Donaldson, of the State Depart- ment; General Rousseau, Baron Stoeckl and son, Surgeon Norris. U.S. A.; General Gor- don Granger, and Colonels Moore and Mor- row. of the staff, lettin the 7.45 train for Bos- ton. to be present at the Masonic gelebration on Monday next. The Knights Templar of this city, accompanied the President, with the Marine Band of thirty pieces, under Scala, as an escort. Postmaster General Randall left yesterday afternoon to see his wife on a Euro- pene steamer, and will join the perty on the Toute, The Knights Templars left the nail, corner of 9th and BD streets, at 7 o’clock, and marched to the depot where the line was opened, leav- ing & passage-way to the platform, where a train of 11 cars had been made up, to which ‘Was attached the engine in charge ot Mr. But ler. The train was in charge of Mr. Jesse Gal- loway, and the excursion car of the Philadel - phia, Wilmington & Baitimore road, which was lately onthe Pacific road with the Sena- torial party, was attached tor the useof the President. it being in charge of Mr.C.J. Ap- pold, of that road. Mr. George S. Koontz, tbe agent of the Baltimore & Obio road, who has recently recovered from a severe illness, was on the ground, superintending the ar- rangements for the departure of the party. Shortly after the Knights arrived at the depot several of the party above named ar- Tived and took seats in the Presicential car, and the President arrived about 7.35, And ae- companied by Marshal Gooding and Col. B. B. French, of the Grand Commandery of the U. S., proceeded through the lines—the Knights saluting him, the band playing “Hail to the Chier” amid the cheers of the men and waving of handkerchiefs by the ladies. A telegram bas been received here from Hon. C. R. Train announcing that a sub-committee from Boston will meet the President and escort at the Sth avenue hotel in New York and pro- ceed with them to HKoston. A battery will be stationed in West Philadelphia anda salute fired as the train passes that place. DisrosaL or PuBLIC LANDS —The Com- missioner of the General Land Office is in re- ceipt of returns showing an aggregate dis. posal of 30,189 acres of the public land during the menth ot May last, at the following local offices:—Stephens’ Point, Wisconsin, 29.877 acres; Buluth, Minnesota. 2,312 acres. The greater portion of the land was located with Agricultural College scrip, and the remainder taken for actual settlement and cultivation under the homestead law. sold for cash and Jocated with military warrants. S7Fifteen speakers are now traversing the South under the auspices of the Congressional Executive Committee. @7 During the past week 142 boats left Cum- berland, Md., via canal, with 14,711 tons of coal. ®7-A careful calculator finds that on an average one pereon in every one hundred and | Nitty is blind of one eye. “The detect is more common in low than high /atitades. = DEPARTMENT 106 METROPOLITAN PULICE, oe. Of Superintendent, No. 2 Louisiana avenue, | . Washiaston, June 20, 1857. ice is hereby given that the laws in reference «Goats and Gcese running at large in the city of Washington will be strictly enforced from and after the Ist proximo. Hogs and Geese will be forteited to the Corporation forthe benefit of the Asylum; and persons aliowing Goats to run inthe | streets are liable toa fine, aud the Goats may be _ A.C. RICHARDS, shot by the police. : o3t jor and Superintendent. . Je 2-e A MEETING OF THE SUBSCRIBERS of the new BUILDING ASSOCIATION now being formed in the First Ward, will be held ut the school house on I9th street. between @ and H streets, on MONDAY, June 24th, at 8 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of organization. All persons wish- ing shares are invited to attend. Je -3t oe rere & KISSINGEN MINERAL WATER, ON PRAUGHT PROM MILBURN’S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, 480 15th street. opp. U. 8. Treasury. (ee TAX NOTICE, ,COLLECTOR’s Orvicr, } Usitep States INTERNAL ree | je15-Im* District or COLUMBIA, . a Wasnincton, June 10, 1357. Notice i OF TAXES assessed in this Collection District for the year 1867 has been received from the Assessor. and that the duties and taxes therein specifi have BECOME DUE AND PAYABLE. The taxes included in the aforesaid list are upon INCOMES FOR 1866. LICENSES. BILLIARD TABLES, CAMRIAGES, WATCHES, and SIL- YER PLATE for 1367. I will attend at my Office, No. 468 Sevenh stree' Spposite the General Post Office, daily, (Sunda; —— from this date to June 30, 1837, fr 9 o'clock @. m. to 4 o’clock p. m., go receive thé game. All persons who sha]l neglect to pay the sums due by them respectively, according to the list afore. said, within the time specified, (June 30,) will. the expiration thereof, become liable to pay FIV! PER CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the amount thereof, together with other costs, LEWIS OLEPHANE, Collector of Interhal Revenue for the District of ~ Columb ie d2-d TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFrice COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, is hereby gi oe tothe tonto ees Notice is hereby given to the holders of the cir- culating notes of “The First National Bank of New Orleans,’ La., that such notes will be paid in law ful money of the United States upon presenta- tion of the same at the Treasury of the United States. RK. HU ‘RD, my 30-wiw Comptroller of the Currency. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Orricx COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, SELL baat JUNE 21, 1867. c who | 34%; corn GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuinaton, June 21, 1967.—Jay Gooke & Oo. furnish the tollowing quotations of Gev- ernment securities : U.S. 6's COUPON, 188) .csessceseeeLl2 U.S. Five Twenties, 1962. i §.20's, Jn.&Sy,"65.109% Gold sce New Yor, June 21 The returns of advertising by the same city | 6's, 1881, coupons, 112 1104; U.S. 7.30’s, — Pacific Mall, ——; Auantic Mail, —; Canto Cumberland Uoal Uo., 30K: aaiek: . 8. Five Twenties, Jan& J’ "65.1003 - 8. Ten Forties. , US. Seven Thirties, U.S. Seven Thirties, June U.S. Seven Thirties, July Buying. min 4 09; 110: 106 107 106: wig 1L0% ++ 9% = 100K 106 106 ¢.30’s, Jaly. FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Oo, quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows. First Board—vU. S. 5S. 5.20’s. coupons, 10 40's, coup’s, 100; silver, Maripoea, —; do. preferred. 5 York Cen Railroad, x ; Erie preferred, ——; Huason River Railroad, 1074; Reading R. R., 107%; Michigan Central R.K., 112; Michigan Southern and N. Ind: R.R., 69%; Hlinow Central R. R., 120%: Cleve- land and Pittsburg R. R., 77; Northwestern, bt Telegrap: do. preferred, 58x; Uleveland and Toledo, 2): Rock Island, 89%; Fort Wayne, 674; Ohioand Miss. certificates, —; Western Union pees. SASH, AND BLINDS. the undersigned would most respectfully invite all builders and others to call aud examine his stock of BLINDs, MOULDI &c..at his store, No. 424 gools, consisting of DOORS. SASH, ND DOOR FRAM WINDOW NGS, BRAC A Es, KETS, NEWEL POSTS, Mass. avenue, between Sth and 7th, opposite Northern Ltberties Market. where he intends to keep constantly on hand aii the varions sizes and qualit Also, odd si prices, je 21-3m id sized 8, at the lowest cash work made to order. GEORGE M. BARKER. Tue G A ¢ NDERSIGN “ARD. i 3NED herewith informs the nic that_he has leased his Restaurant, Pi gress strret, Georgetown, to Mr. James Steel. le avails himself of the opportunity of thanking his friends for the many favors the: have been pleased to bestow on him, and hope they will con- tinue to extend the same to his si DANI I take leased t! cessor. J. WELLS. well known e Post Office Restaurant everyth a. Dwi pleasure to inform the public that I haye stablishment known as the Itshall be my duty to do my power to gain the good will and tizens of Georgetown and the Dis- Mopen to-morrow, June 22. JAMES STEEL SOLE LEATHER LADIES’ DR WOOD BOX AN At the Extens: TRUNKS. Examine the Stock and save money by buying ESS, PACKING RUNKS, ELS LLING BAGS, &., ive and Practical MANUFACTORY JAMES 8. T oF OPHAM & C9., 500TH SEVENTH STREET, One Door above Odd Fellows’ Hall. REPATRING beter &c., promptly and thoroughly repaired. je 2-2 IVE EUREKA PRESERVING JAR—A full supply on hand, and offered at reasonable rates. at wholesale and retail, Agents, Inquire at No. y SIBLEY & GUY, jeNi-d___322 Pa. ave., bet. luth and lith sis. A fidN0 FOR RENT LOW, 216 9th street, near O. Je -3t™ VOR SA running now noke EAM BOILE r Engine, wit! Stack and Force Pumps.in geod order. Inquire corner Sth st. and New York avenue. Je 20-30" )TICE.—On SUNDAY AFTERN an OM- NIBUS will leave New York avenue and Seventh street. every haif hour. for GLENWOOD. and return. Fare. 15 cents; round trip, Je St {Sunday Ch si taken per ay at Clark Mil Office. y cent: ticle of MILK 8 per 8° farm,or = MILK : ERSONS DESIRING TO OBTAIN A FINE be furnished at from forty to Non, depending on the quantity arranted pure or no sale address Box 393 ¢ pply )TICE.—Having determined to give up thebusi- ness of Pawnbroker, I hereby give notice to all whom it may concern, that all articles now depos- ited with from this date. me must be redeemed within eva aays M. K. WALSH, No. 459 loth street, south of Penn. avenne. May 6, 1867. N. B.—I tak my 7-td this opportunity to recommend to By former patrons to go to Prince’s Loan Office, a7 from my Pennsyly thus recommending. ny je2 P IANOS, PARLOR avenue, just round the feeling every assurance in M. K. WALSH. For rent by w moderate rates Persons desiring vither for their country res- idences can easily make arrangements with us JOHN F.E 310 sMmonth or quart ORGANS, MELODE( Pennsylvania avent near 10th street. Sole agents for Chickering & Sons’ Pianos. Special Telegrams to the Star. THE PRESIDENT'S TRIP. BActiwoRrz, June 21.—Tho Presideat’s parity consists of Bimself, Secretary Seward, Co1. W G. Moore, U.S. A., and Seoretary to the Pre:i- dent: Surgeon Basil Norris, U.S. A.; Genera: L. H. Rousseau, and son; D.C. MeEwon, Sec- retary to the Secretary of State, and Jas. Don- aldgon, of the State Department. Mr. Stveck!, be Russian Minister, is in the company on his way te New York, baving recently come to Washington at the inyitation of the’Secretary of Stateto exchange the ratifications of the Ruseian-Awmerican treaty, and was invited by the Secretary to accompany the party to the former city. Col. Seward came to the cars, but business required bis remaining in Washington. Postmaster General Randall left for New York last night, and will join the party ia that city. The President was received at the railroad station by the Knights Templar with the hon- ors of the Masonic order, the Marine Band playing mean while ‘Hail to the Cnier.” Tne Knights Tempiar, with the marine band, are om the train asan escort. A large crowd cheered the party asthe train moved. The weather isas pleasant as could be desired, and all the company appear to be in good heaith. At Annapolis Junction, Gov. Swann, of Maryland. with Inspector General Jeffries, Adjutant General Berry, and Judge Advocaie Latrobe came on board the train and paid their respects to the President and Mr. Seward, and accompanied them to Baltimore. Gov. Swann handed tne President a letter couched in complimentary ter and encios- ing the resolution of tue Maryland State Con- stituional Convention, earnestly inviting him te yiert Annapolis on his retura from Boston. The President, in a vote,pegged the Governor to return bis thanks tathe Convention for this mark of their respect and contidence, saying if practicable he will visit Anumapolis on the 2¢th instant. BaLtTimorg, June 21—9.10, A. M.—The train has just reached here. A largecrowdis in at- tendance. The President was received with cheers, and Mr. Garrett, Presidentof the Bal- timore & Ohio railroad, General Sherman, and others, came on the cars to welcome the Presi- dent, the Marine band piaying in the mean- time. After haltot a few minutes the train proceeded. FROM EUROPE TO-Day. iThe Birmingham Riet. [By Cable to the Associated Press.1 Lonpon, June 2!1—Noon.—Conaols, 94%; U- S. 5-20's, 73. LivERPOOL, June 21—Noon.—Cottonr quiet. Middling Uplands, lixd. Other articles un- changed. ° Lonpon, June 21: 2 P.m“.—Consols My, American securities unaltered. LivEgrcon, June 21, 2 rp. w.—Corn advanced to 3s. Peas advanced to 33s. Tallow ad- vonced to 44<. BIRMINGHAM, June 2U—Lvening —The har- angues of aman named Murphy against Po- pery ledto the disturbances here. At least one hundred thousand people were in the streets. The mob had the city, sacked several houses and marched through the streets sing- ing “Jobn Brown,” “Glory, Hallelujah.’ and other choruses. The riot act was read, and troops were ordered to the city from Man- chester, but were not obliged to fire upon the pecple. ‘Lue police used their cutlasses, and several persons were wounded, but none killed. The excitiment has now somewhat lulled. and it is thought that the disturbance has ended. Mur- phy bas persisted every night in making long, offensive speeches against the Roman Catholic CnurcB, ridiculing 1s rites. Several attempts to renw the disorder have been put down, and comparative quiet now prevails. The Indian War, St. Louis, June 21.—Omaha dispatches say a battle was fought on the 12th inst. at O'Fal- lon’s Station, between axty whites belonging to Wilsen & Cloggin’s train, en route fur Fort Phil Kearney, and trom 100 to 150 Indians. Nine Indians are supposed to have been Killed, and the whites sustained no loss. Six companies of troops left Fort Sedgwick for Fort Saunders on Saturday last. The Indians are quiet between the North Platte and Denver. but the troubles continue between Denver and Laramie, A Denver paper of the 14th inst. announces thearrival of three Platte coaches, forcy pas- sengers and a heavy mail. Also,two Smoky Hill coaches. The indians took seventy-two mules and horses from Hugo Station, and killed one sol- ier. Gen. Sherman, it is said. is displeased with Colorado volunteers, their movements not being sufficiently prompt. He is still at the North Platte. The Nati 1 Temperance Convention. . WILMINGTON, June 21 —The sessions of the Nateonal Temperance Convention continued yesterday. The oe business of importance transacted was the fixing on Nashville for the next annual meeting. . W. Gregory was admittedto the Te be Executed. CrxcinnaTI, June 21.--Samuel Hullings, one of the murderers of Adam Koss, has been sentenced to be hanged at Georgetown, Ohio, on July 11. leltca je 20-606 Ce eeeeieeeememteesnnee nee ee RR SRR SR ASRS SRSA Ss ate’ vy a tddddddadaadaaddddadaaaas HOTELS, &e. Da, = ‘ SUMMER RESORT. Low | Jews. MOORE of the WASHINGTON HOTEL, ie conardiown, Md, in prepared t Tea <8 SUITS ZH | commedate BOARDERS by theday wee = oe Mt] or month on the most. accommodating a GENTLEMEN. Tem | terms.” Fish" Oysters, Crabs. and all the Tes, 5.0 WILE. “em | cies of the water constantly served up at his table. me ane Soe Ea ae) Boats to atl frou Washington twice a week. wa} == = SELL WELL xa | PINEY POINT HoTEr, a ONE PRICE ONLY, “a SALT WATER BATHING. . a zai | _ This well known resort will be open for the re- x HENvING?, ception of visitors on the 2th of June, WA. jc20-2t" corner 7th et., and Md. ave. 2 Board per day won = --G2.50, te “Sa Board per wee ddddddddddedddddddd edgaa CLIFFE RS, AG Louisiana ‘TS in Flour and aN, TS AND COMMISSION eral Merchan- avenue, up stairs, Wash- Je 19-Im between Sixth and $ vy PAINT ARDS DIL STORE, ». 06 LovisiaNa AVENCE, enth streets, Next door to the Seaton Honse. About to resume my former business. I take pleasure in offerin, especially. my mock as low as can be bought "Terms cash, a. Are No. 66 L Formerly, 326 €, je 19-6t* to the public, and to Painters of Paints, Uils, &c., which are of the very best brands. just from he manufactories J. W. MORSELL, .. between 6th and 7th sts., between 6th and 7th sts. ‘else whet ve OR BOSTON —The A 1 PACKET SCHOONER E Joseph Baxter maptor, is ow loading lor ie &! e port. or frei ay y Ve POP BARTLEY & BRO.” je 18-6t* ae 3 and 99 Water street, Georgetown. SOQ CGC +e eins SPBIN GJS. i pete! Selightful place pt zeeort es reci Ps joroughly renovat and improy: paereby siven that the ANNUAL LIST is now open for the reception of parties who desire to spend aday at this deligh' ful spot. The pr ‘oprietors have spa: no pal tly bee: |) an order to render it attractive, and pledge themselves to db their utmost te add to fort of those favorin, For pleasure parties, pic-nics for sc! or associations, the Spi age claimed by no other place. Thespacious Pavillion, delightful water, the shady groves, its picturesque ecenery, all tend to render it a charmi: e. are 7 miles from Alexand: ately wee the line of the Alexa., Loudon & Hamp- ire Railroad, with the Superintendent of which arrangements can be made at any time for the run- ‘The Sprinj the pleasure and com- them with thetr patronage. Or ols, orders Possess advantages ce. immedi- ning of trains to aecommodate parties desiring to vingt the place. ¢ terms are low. and the propsiesore pled themselves that on all occasions maintained; and that pont alco ‘° lic liquors r further particulars Alexandria, or JNO. D. Washington. ir will it for no consideration will they to be sold in the vicinity. apply te WM.H. CARLIN, OND, 513 7th street; je S-eolm jest BECEIVED. A LARGE STOCK OF PIQUE, AND vhich I am selling COMB QUILTS, whic! rices. le Linen: dented low pri “Full line of J t ices. Napkins, Petre yiioes, anes autiful , Towels Pigues at 60 cents y Honey very low ‘ard. Ta- unprece- Handkerchie: jaconet Me iting less than the im- inen Diapers and Linen ‘aticoes Nery chea| Fuil'line of Hosiery from 19 cents to oue doliar @ W. a N, May 29, 1807. pair. Notice is hereby giyen to the holders of the cir- | Cail and examine for Fegrelres, : Ata, in law Bless E money of the United “States upon presentation of | _se 14:6t between 19th and 2th streets. the same at the Treasury of the United States. RUIT JARS. H.R. HULBURD, ee ceees my 53m NT Teo nang, | ALFOLEY, £ 00's, of the latest Battorns. at low ELECTEO-MEDIOATED VAPOR BATHS, | figures. 275 Penins. avenue, and 910 F atrect, fe ee . ALO. hhwest corner of 11th street ent Fecuinsere ofan Ricumatien, Eruptions of ORN MEAL —Eresh ground CORN MEAL, the skin. Co Sout, Deulilty, rection of Par | C trom Youndry Mills, Vor sale in lots by a be " iy . ‘my 26m, | _jel0-Im* 85 Water street, Georgetown. ESTABLISHED 18529. ocKs! LOCKS!! LOCKS It! McPHERSON & FERGUSON, - 571 Penn. AUBRSE 0OF NER [st STREET, 8T ASSORTMENT OF LOCKS AND BUILD. SE ieee Dealers in aisiipintiana eb megan oer Centre Market. PURE DERFUMBRT: FANCY GOUDBC CALS | my fim. _H. W..HAMILTON & 00, INSTRUMENTS, &c., de. (CIGAR CUTTINGS for Keeping pedths Tout of Pay Scie Treo or op hebaamnctamnamal me et oop en ale oc 12-4f : » > ep t-eomm" F.H. FINLEY é 00. Sit. WM. M wien? Proprietor. ye Washington every Tuesday, y_ and Saturday at 6 ofcleck a. m.) every Tuesday. Friday and Satur: day at $o'clock p.m. Touching going and return- ing at the Point. Je 12-tf OWARD HOUSE, (Formerly known as thé Turner House,) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Corner Ninth street, Washington, D.C. This house has been thoroughly renovat ig now open for the reception of Guests Board per month, Board per week. Table Bo: loot «05 - 5.00 Transient Board per day —. sso 2.00 my 23-Im* M. McLAUGHTIN: Agent. CARD.—The undersigned herewith announces public that he has sold out his Restaurant, 501 7th street, te Mr. F. G. ROHR. He'ayanis himself of this opportu: nity to thank his friends for the many favors whic for 60 many years they have been pleased to bestow upon him, hoping that they will continue to extend € Bame to his successor. CHARLE: LOMAN, Washington, D. C., April 13, 1867. Be I take pleasure to inform the public that I have bought the. well-known eotablicnment known as Kloman’s Restaurant. It shall be my duty to do everything in my power to gain the custom and esteem of the citizens of the Distriet of Columbia. ap 13 3m* ¥. ROHR. WOOD AND COAL. OAL! COAL! 5 a it 1 5 med and Split OAK. WOOD, @19 por cord Long 0: 388. percord A ton of C db: 8 wei; 01 wold by me alors wa ighs.2, tou fe 28-ly Corner 4th and G streets. C @AaL! COAL! AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIVES. acne tons of 2,240. Fbu., delivered ja any part o Chestaut White Ash, 87. Fed Aun es Farnace White Ash, $8.90. high. ). Qa fad line Wood constantly ca hand. le) receiv: at our > Wharf, foot of Seventh street. ili ort tos ‘ P. BROWN & SON, 8. ja25-tf 465 9th street, between B and F. EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED 8 TES PATENT OFFICE, On the petition of DANIEL NOYES of sting. ton, Massachusetts. praying for the extension of « pipes granted to him the ies be of October, 1853, for an imy —— “4 ase ror lammers, for sev- en ycars trem the expiration of said 8 ain Place o oe Fess da} Pe! October it: ree is orde} ry ie On ecard e Patent Office on MONDAY, the 7th day of ctobor next. at 12 0’clock m.; and all pe are notified to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the P: ice objectic cially get fort! ya yeast fey fo day of hearing: all testimony franunittted Ip accord nee with he rulee of The ot nemitted in accordance lea of E fice, which will be farmiohed on application, mee Depositions and other papers mon; mane Ueethed, in the office ta 8 before the day of 1g th iments, if any, within ten days after fil ng th ny Ordered, also, that this 3 Rublished inthe Benubncen the Intelligenc: ashington, D, &., and in the Journal, on, 2 Olice a week for three successive weeks; the first of said pablica, Serna Sh erbeatpearwaeriearte day of bearing. . C, THEAKER, ic d-wow Comninsioner of Patents. Affairs in Georgetown MERCHANTS’ ExcHANGE—The attendance of merchants this morumg was shim. Offer- ings—238 bushels wheat. ' Sales—1,000 bu s red whrat. deliverable by Aug. 17th, at $ per bushel, 3° bushels red wh at $235 THE UaNal.—The arrivals to-day «re tews sil with coai. itis. enpnosd there is some cause of detention of the boats above thi< sec- tion. . F Wire eine anda IDENT 5 ie AND REAL ROTATE AGENT. Room No ¥ Intelligencer Building. 26 17-Im* [CE CREAMS, WATER ICES, 7 ROMAN PUNCHES, FROZEN CUSTARD, &c., of all the most Delicate Flavo: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. We have the pleasure of announcing to our nu- merous friends and the publicin general that we have connected with our well-knownestablishment, 269 Penn’a avence, between 9th and 10th sts., the manufacture of = ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES, ROMAN PUNCH, FROZEN CUSTARD, &c.s of all the most delicate flavors, at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. We haye made our selection of the most choice Creams from Orange county, New York, Pennsy! 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 been em- ployed in Philadeiphia at the business in the m« prominent honses for the last twenty-seven years, we feel confident that we can offer to the public an article which cannot be surpassed in this country. All we ask is a single trial, which will convince the most fastidious. We most respectfully solicit the patronage of Families, Hotels, Festivals, Pic-Nics, Excursions, at c. Delivered to all parts of the city free ef charge. HARVEY & CO., je 17-26 289 Pennsylvania avenue ‘RAY'S AND IMITATION LINEN BYRON M COLLARS, pe a box, at Je 15-tf ODEON HALL. D®* GOODS—DRY GOODS. BOGAN & WYLIE, 329 Seventh street, between New York avenue and L street, Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goede, Hosiery, No Gloves, Hoopskirts, Corsets, and Notions. ok can rely upon fair dealing and the very owes st prices Our stock is kept full by daily receipts from New York and Philadelphia, je 12-Im* NSIDE SHUTTERS. Inside Shutters, French and Imitation French Windows; Doors of any style or finish, furnished at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest Price® Builders’ Depot, 562 Seventh street, Opposite Centre Market. “my 2-Im H.W. HAMILTON & CO. SEVENTH STREET. TO PERSONS RENOVATING. REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. Having the largest and choicest Stock in the Dis- triet. and wishing to reduce it as much as pos- sible during the summer. in order to make room for fall purchases, we shall offer for the next two fon me at reduced prices for cash, our choice selec ion of PAPERHANGINGS. WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, BRACKETS. K SHELVES, &c.. pa few choice 486 486 LNUT BRA ding the above we would say please call and examine our Goods, and compare quality and prices before purchasing. Pleage remember the name dud number. 486 Seventh Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, _Je17-Im* between D and E streets. UST RECEIVED, A large lot of GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER CLOTHING, Linen, Alpaca, aud Drap d’Ete Goods, at je 15-tf ODEON HALL. @ALAD CREAM , Prepared for Dressing Salads. CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S VINEGAR, tpepe pil handsomely ornamented decanters. TURKEY FIGs, the finestin the market, large and-witb thin skins. a LAYER RATSINS, very large NECTARINES, N. W. BURCHELL, corner lith and F streets, my 25 under Ebbitt House. QEVERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS OO with Patent Organ Swell, and one wit! movable Pedal Bass,( very convenient fo organ practice at home.) wil POSITIVELY BE SOLD AT COST, preparatory to rebuilding Store. Also. 12 new and second hand PIANOS at rednced prices. GEO. L. WILD & BRO. ™ 13-2m No. 497 llth st., above Pa. ave. — ZS HUMAN EYE Ss ‘Ampatred by protracted sickness, general debility of the nervous system, or in consequence of natu- ral disposition to long or shortsightedness, will be improved by superior Li + adapted to the organs of sight in accordance with the modern theory of physiology and the science of optics, at the a OPTICAL ESTABLISHMENT of FRANKLIN & CO., Practical Opticians, jel4-6t 244 Penn. ave., bet. 12th and 13th sts. f& PENSSYLVANIA AVENUE. ¢ £ 825 pels 325 CLARK & PEARSON, AGENTS AND WHOL L COMMISSION MERCH FOR Virgi Lumber, Fre icksburg Cloth Mills, Harris & Co.'s Neoteric Soap, Baltimore Window and Druggists’ Glass, Paints s, Colors, Chemicals, Cider Vix Junned and Dried Fruits, Cigars, T a&ec. Je ds-im UP STAIRS W ASHINGTON HOM@PATHIC DISPEN- SARY 12th and 13th streets. ngmet with great success, 5 far as possible. aday. F tients twice instead i to attend all the Wewill, mereove: OUT-D@OR PAT 8 who need our assistance, N. B.—The poor vaccinated FREE. For this purpose we add to our present staff Dr. Wm. Hale and Dr. C. W. Sonnenscmidt. DISPENSARY HOURS. From 2 to3o ‘clock P. M.. T.S. VERDI, M. D., C. 8. VERDI, M. D. From $ ta7 o'clock P.M., WILLIAM HALE, M. D., C. W. SONNENSCHMIDT, M. D. je 8-2w* T. S. VERDI, M. D., Secretary, W 4sHineron IRON WORKS, @RAY AND NOYES, Founders, Machinists, and Boiler Makers, Corner of Maine avenue and 3d street, Manutactusers of Improved Stationary and Port able Steam Engines of any pegaieea power; Saw and vist Mills; also, of Architecture! Iron Work, Gratings, Railings, Forgings, Iron and Brass Cast- ings of ail descriptions. ‘The increased facilities of our new and extensive establishment enables us to offer those havin, orders to make in eur line & superior class of wo: on the most favorable terms. Agents for Burnham’s Improved Jouval Turbine on Wheel. my 20-3m MPORTANT TO CABINET MAKERS. Ihave just received a large assortment of Chair ooh AGE see Ws ce am pre) prices. SAMUEL ¥, SAVAGE, 324 D st., between 10th and lth. FCRSEr URNISEEG GOODS OF EVERY description, . F. SAVAGE, ap 13-tf 324 D, between 10th and 11th sts. HISKY! WHISKEY!! WHISKY !!! aT LEAST 40 PER ‘Onn SAVED. large Wot of fine RYE WHis- KIES from the t Weet Virginia distilleries, which I will offer at the following reduced prices, viz :—At $2.50, be per gallon retail. Wholesale purchasers in Gots pet a eehoa retak, superior to any Gin sola ze re se Wi areal at this house for leas than @4.50 the. lon. Scccived besides a large lot of Imported SHER- BIES direct from Europe, and in bond at New York, transferable to Ce See custom-house; 100 casks of Cadiz SHERRY and 90 casks of Cette or French SHERRY. The Cette Sherry, such as e New York, Philedelphia and Baltimore houses ve been selling te city dealers, according thels at from $3, 93.50, and $4 per gallon, same ree at 92.06 per on retail and gallon wholesale. aj 5 24y Importer, 252 Penn's avenue. fe XoFL ston: EXCELSIOR se FOR REMOVING 8UP Fete ie ee ectalty permeable article to female beauty. led not burn o1 rectly om the roots. AT nON : Reece tt NIT EXCELSIOR VERS EERR rn R Lee quested to sen AMUSEMENTS. ™M B MENZE’S Mr Ee * ES = NEW NOVELTIES = 2 BRILLIANT PROGRAMME. 2 : STAR COMPANY. o 2. - ORIGINAL Bou rtEs L I MONDAY, Jue 241n. i%67 I Tr NEW COMPANY “= A nN HALE —_LhA N NATIONAL THEATRE. Open at7.9. Performance 8.0. THE BENI-Z0UG-ZOUG ARABS EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. MATINEE ON SATURDAY. jo 17 st , EXCURSIONS, eqLymMonTi™ © ONT YE Gimontt GLYMONT The M-STREET METHODIST CHUBCH SUN- DAY sCHOUL haviug chartered wal the safe and commodious steamer Ee =e WAWASBSET, will make an_EX CURSION TO GLYMONT, THURSDAY, Juno ‘2%, 1807. starting from wharf foot of Seventh street, ORES includi: fa NICKETS, (including car faro,) $1. Children half price. bd To be had of the feachers and scholars connected wit) the school, and at the furniture store of H. ¥. Zimmerman & Co., 530 Seventh street Je 21-5t STPONED —In consequence of the rain yes- se } terday evenin, paee PIC S400 eae 4 LY ‘ASRUCTATHO: was postponed until FRIDAY AFTERNOON next, June 21, when the Committee hope to meet all their friends at the 7TH-STREET PARK. Je 19-3t Gane PIC-NIC will be given every BH MONDAY EVENING at POTOMAL GARDERS 6th street south, between M and N. ‘At which Prof. Cook’s celebrated Cotillon Band will be engaged. Tickets, admitting a gentleman and ladies, 28 cts. Je 18-5t* J. W. KLEINDIENST. T= YOUNG MEN'S CHBISTIAN ASSOCI- ATION OF THIS CITY, WILL GIVE A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO GLYMONT, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW BUILDING ENTERPRISE OF THE ASSOCIATION, Commodious Stean ers, vocal and instrumental music, and other arrangements, will secure the comfort and pleasure of, all. The Boats will leave Seventh street wharf at 43¢ p.m. precisely. ; Street cars will be in readiness to take the excur- i ny Section of the city. Single Tickets $1, (the tickct includes the price of car fare from the boat) to be had at Philp & Sol- omon’s, and Ballantyne’s book stores, B. H. Stinemetz’ hat store, and at the Rooms of the As- sociation, where members can procure tickets for sale, Tickets may also be procured from the mem- bers of the Entertainment Committee. Je 18-4t WANTS. Ww ANTFD_A RARBER. Inquire at Ne. 679 Pennsylvania avenue, ( apitol Hill Ta Win A DISHWASHER. German pre ferred. Apply at 8 AMAN’S Restaurant, 507 Sth street, betweem Pennsylvania sremue and D etreet. pers, Je 21-3t* V 7 ANTID—An experienced OPERATOR Wheeler & Wilson's Machine. One whe Corstend: making shirts. None buta good «: sties y W.. G. BERRY'S, 468 b street, Sis je 2's \ ANTED—A WET NURQE Good references required. Apply immediately at No. 111 5th ft., betwoon P aad Q sts Ww ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash andiron. Apply at 2o4 F st., between 13th and Lith ste : Jem 2t* V JANTED IMMEDIATELY—A WHITE MAN to tend cows on a dairy farm ust bo sober and+ieady. Apply to GEO. F. GREBN,1S miles from Georgetown, on the High et. road. je 20-3t* W ANTED—A GIRL to Cook, Wash, and Irom and do general house-work. Apply at 334 Penn ania ayenue, over Hood’s Jewelry Store Sea te 14th ste. 3020 2e* AY mid WANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL, white or colored do washing and ironing and t general hous: rk of a eruntt Guniis. atl Avenue, between Ith and-isth ets. | WANTEDS I mnediately a good CARPENTER Call at 371 F street, oppesite Patent Office, between» and 6 o’@lock, merning and evening. Je 2-2t* \ JANTED—A_ FIRST-CLASS GROO} Tr CARRIAGE WASHER. Best wages givon ly at (hein Buildings, H street, between 13th =D—An experienced MAN to drive milk wagon Apply at Clark Mills’ farm, near Washington. Must come well recommended Je 20-3 @EVERA L HOUSES WANTED for good tenauts \ Also, improved and unimproved city and coun fey property wanted onsale Apply toC.S. TER RITT, corner 7th and F streets, Room No. 7. Je 40-2w* V ANTED—A SITUATION in & Mercantile Establishment for an intelligent and respect able youth fifteen years of age, well educated, aad ready at figures. Best of references given. Address Box 072, City Post City; or call at 339 F étreet, between 9th an¢ 10th streets, where an interview can be had. Je 20-6t* j ANTED—A PURCHASER OF A LOT on the Heights of Georgetown, D. ©. 23,000 feet Address Box 599, Georgetown, D.C) "je 19-3t* Ww ANTED—BOOK-KEEPING or OLD AOC- COUNTS to Examine or Adjust, by a compe- tent accountant. Address W. 3’ EELE, 296 sth st., between L and Msts Je 19-3t* $1 000 WANTED FOR TWO YEARS— ° Best of security on unincumbered houses and lots in this city, or in land ta Alexan dria county, D.C., opposite this city." Will giveT per cent. interest, payable semi-annually Ad dress P.O. Box 565, Georgetown, D. C., stating where an interview can be had. Je 19-3" A CANDY MAKER. Also, aSTORE . (German preferred.) Applyat No 97 strect, Georgetown ot FRED K FREUND, Confectioner ANTED—WANTED-MEN for the United States Army, at 461 C street, near Baltimore je 41m W Railroad Depot. ROF. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. ave., opposite Metropolitan Hotel ; Tu i and Friday evenings, from 8to100’clock. The hall can be rented for meetings, &c. my 10-ly BOARDING. SURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. No. 452 Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and4}2 streets. Terms $6 per week. je 21-3t* Fe REN T—Several large nicely FURNIS. ROOMS, with or without Board, at No, isth street. Terms moderate. je 2-FS& BoArning AND ROOMS TO LET—At 469D street, between 2dand 3d. The cars pass the doer. The location is one of the most desirable in Washington. Terms moderate. Every necessary attention accorded Je 21-1m BOARDING [4 FURNISHED ROOM To LET. with Board. Also, a few persons can obtain Table Board, at No. 135 hh street, first door above Pu. avenue, near the Circle. Je20-3t™ MORE DESTRABLE ROOMS IN WASHIN' IVE TON—Several large handsomely furnished rooms to let to gentlemen with board. Eive min- utes walk from Departments; one square from ave- HED 325 wr nue cars; gas, water, and bathing house. Rooms and board 325 and $30 per month. Apply at No. 234 H. between 19th and 2th streets. je 15-1w" TRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree- able residence, with liberal table and every nec fort. Location, Washington Railroad. convenient to the cars. Terms, $10 per week. For address apply at the Star Office. jel3tf A gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen. can obtain a pleasant front ROOM with BOARD in a private family from the North. Inquire at No. 70 L street, between 23d and 2th. mh 26 }OR RENT--Two well furnished PARLORS, on the first floor, with or without BOARD. Apply 393 E st., bet. 9th and 10th. fe 12 ABLE BOARD at Wo. 464 10th street, a few doors north of the avenue. Terms 925 per month. de 16-tf GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. NT—HOUSE No. 57 on Third street, i six rooms. Rent $15 permonth. Apply at No. 60 Prospect street. 1t* SELLING OFF? SELLING OFF! !—At reduced +S prices, our entire stock of new and fushionable FANCY ‘GOODS. to change business, at George- town Headquarters. YOUNG & BEHREND, No. 120 Bridge st.. opposite Fred. Freund’s Je 20-1m* well-known Ice Cream Saloon. EW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. JOHN H. SMOOT, 119 Bridge street, George- town, D. C., has enlarged and refitted his store, and resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bought since the decline in prices, which enables him to offer inducements to purchasers, His stock com- prises the newest and best styles of Ladies Dress Goods, Hosiery, Alexandre’s Kid and Silk Gloves, » Table Damasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings, Cambrics and Muslins, Parasols and Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts, Calicoes, Ging- hams, Linen Cambriec Handkerchiefs, with a full assortment of Gentlemens’ and Boy's wear. Also, Summer Undershirts and Drawers, Neckties, &c., making acomplete assortment, adapted to the best family trade, to which he calls the attention of cash buyers. (my 25-1m} 3. H. SMOOT. ; ANTED—Every kind of FRUIT, for Distilli purposes—such as Cherries, Blackberries, Ei- der Berries, Peaches, ree and Gray The bighest price will be paid, by JOHN GAYNOR, 36 Market street, Georgetown Je4-im* V ) ANTED TO BUY—By E.8. JUSTH, Ladies and Gentlemen's second-hand Clothing, Un- derclothing, Bedding, Boots and Shoes, &c., &c., at 2843, 7th street, between L and M sts. north: N.B.—No matter how much they may have been worn. je 4-1m* V JANTED—A furnished HOUSE, convenient distance from 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, with modern improvements. Address Box 35% P! O., stating terms, &c. my 3 V ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING, ofa GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- ker’s Store of K. FULTON & C 502 9th street, 3 doors north of Penua. avenue. Sole — for SINGER’S SEWING MACHINE. jez2-ly LOST AND FOUND. 525 BEWARD—Stolon from John Konnedy, e) No. 937 1sth street, near Canal Bridge, BLACK MARE, 7 years uld’ was galded from coi lar and saddle, on the morning of ist June je21-3t* S10 REWARD Straved or stolen on the night of the 19th of June, a large Bay HOKSE, Diack mane and tail; white face, two hind feat white; rubbed inthe shoulder from the harness Please call or send word to JOHN LUMMY, 212 K street, near 17th, Washington. D.C. ate CAs TO MY PREMI _ASTRAY—One dark one HORS ith white face, marked I. U., U. 8. The owner ean have ths above property by coming forward, proving prop- erty, paying charges, and tubing him away. F KOHLER, E street, between 3d and 442, No. 230. Je21-3t* 1 REWARKD.—Lost, on the 19th instaat,« $ UV BOLL containing five §5 bills. The fnd- er will receive the above reward by leaving it at the Star Office. Je 20-3t* F% D—A quantity of INTERNAL REVE- NUE STAMPS. which the owner can have om proving ownership, and paying tor this advertiae- ment. Inquire of L. KEANE. 173 432 st. south. Je 20-3t* «& REWARD.—Strayed away or stolen from the undersigned, » RED COW, middiing long horns, the left fore teat larger than the rest. The above reward will be paid for the recovery of the cow. JOHN SIBERT. 3e20-3t* corner 6th and H streets east. 5 REWARD —Strayed on the night of the 7th inst., FOUR STEERS—one a whitish buffalo; one entirely red—had two red with whits spots—horned. Th ard will be paid if returned to MICH La AHY, 376 Virginia avenue, bet. 3d and 434 sts, Je W-2t* STRAY BEEVES—Taken up on Tuesday, Juno I8th three HURN ED CATTLE, mostly red, and ove milk and cider Buffalo, two and three years oid he owner will come and pay claurges and take tom ray. H. L. CHAPIN, No. 613, Je 9) 3t* Corner of 12th and D streets, Island. 10 BEY ABD —Stolen, on the night of the 19th June, a smail Sorrel HORSE, long switch tail; white stripe in face; right side; in good order; very ac with 1. C.on jnew hair on topof head; nearly white. Please address or call ou H. ©. SHOLES, corner East Capitol and 3d st., Washington, D.C Je 2-3t* 5 REWARD—Lost, on the 13th inst., a dark red $ COW, four years old; white spot in the right flank; white spot over the loins; top of the right ear off; streight horns. The above reward will be paid if returned to THOS. COLLINS, 2d street, be- tween F and G, Island. ge 19 3t* horn: ove w*. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM i DYEING AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT. Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.C., Established in 1831 ; premium awarded by the Metro- olitan Institute, 1867 ; rebuilt 1866, and is now by Kr the largest and most complete establishment of the kind in this section of countty. Dyeing and Soouring of all kinds dene in the best manner. ‘Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber solicita 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 85 p.m. fe 16-6m PREPRPPPPRPREPPPPPP PPP BRE NOTICE. LINEN COLLAR LAUNDRY. We take pleasure in informing our customers and friends that we have, in connection with our Shirt and Collar Manafactery,a LAUNDRY, with expe- rienc ands, where we will Laundry Linen Uvl- lars, giving them a fine finish and the appearance of new Collars. It has beer a great trouble with our cygtomers in wearing Linen Collars to get them ropeMy tinished, and to obviate the difficulty, and for their accommedation, we have been induced to make arrangements to suit them in that very par- ticular article of dress. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, Manufacturers of and Dealers in LADIES’ AND GENT.’S FURNISHING GOODS 324 Pennsylvania avenue, my 28-1m between 9th and 10th bts. Fz SALE—A HORSE, WAGON and A NESS, im good order; suitable for_any Kind of bubiness. Apply wt the Star Ofice. Sy je 19- NOTICE TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS. Just received frém factories, a full assortment of AGHICULTTRAL IMPLEMENTS, consisting of SHOVELS, SPADES, HOES, RAKES, SCYTHE TONES, . . JOHN R. ELVANS & CO. ‘ONES, jel7-lw FLOUR, &c. SSORTMENT OF FLO MPLETE— A 1k grades of PaMiey vit i grades of EXTRA, All grades of SUP an 4 7 anz7 neay Baltimore MPORTANT TO THE LADIES.—INDELIBLE was! 5 a + the receipt of which bas been purchased at a high 5S ac e. payer ex ee OF Deaaiae saisple, aha try it.'"Ladies white or colored Underskirte: ‘Batmo- pe ene pes ‘Stamped on ARIA Nip NOT TO.WASH OUT. | it ir aren to i ee ay No braid ppl the ern in a4 be.attached to the ioe (same as they are now worn in New York, ot pes er ‘and for sale at tl half the usual sorta ‘braid. Birds, medal » Figures, Imitation or braid- BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. pe 1 would take this occasipn to return many thanks to my old friends and patrons for their liberality in the past, and shall endeavor by politeness to cus- tomers aud strict attention to business to merit @ lurge share of their future patronage. By largely increased facilities for obtaining supplics, and ad- ing strictly to the cashsystem, 1 shall be en- abled to offer a much better assorted stock at lower rices. I desire to call the special attention of the ladies and pail in general to one of the greatest. novelties of the age, THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. For beauty, comfort and style it cannot be sur- passed. Call'and look at them before purchasing any others. Callearly. Itis proper for me to say you can rely upon finding a good assortment of other leading and staple styles of ladies’, ans misses’, boys’ and children’s BUOTS and SHUKS, Also, men’s, boys’ and children’s HATS aud JAPS in great variety, with BASE BALL SHOES of all sizes. Don't forget the place. H. C. WINDSOR, Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hate, je 7-1m* 359 7th st., bet. Land K sts. $30,000 gerary OF PRENCH Goons IMPORTED BY WILLIAN, No. 336 Penn. avenue, Will positively be sold at cost to reduce stock, ‘The goods to be sold are such as BLACK SILKS, Velvets, all colores Valvar hibbe ‘elvets, all coiors, ‘elve' ns, c til Silk Mantilias, Heaf Laces of all kinds, Heal Lece Coitacs & Sete, Hairbraids, from 14 to #@ New st; hi i i ees fo1 Veils, Or Coa eee White Waist, Bobinets for waists, ne Sen, Trimmings, oe" Coudray's Fomads, Morning itobes, eils, Lubin’s Perfumery, Svan Bonnets, Parbian Bonnets, Feathers, Hats, Hair Nets, Mowers, Bonuet Silks, &c.. &c., &ec. Dresses, Mautillas and Bonnets made at reduced prices. my 30-20 K ING PLAC KE. BUTTER DEPARTMENT. In connection with our Stare we have built one of BABRETT'S PAREN? BUTTER REFRIGERA- Capacit junds. . ‘Ve wires Bible to furnish Families and Butter Dealers regularly, with STRICTLY PRIME it romped SWEET TER oughout the warm season. | Without Coming in Oon- Ett ee ee ie eR iNG 2 SON, _Je6-Im. Corner Vermont av. and 15th street. RIENTAL SOAP. washi: Bruises, and Chapped Soft Soap; see direction on the wrap- ‘pers. Nowe genuine unless the maker's name is stamped on-each bar. ? . B. JEWELL. Manufacturer 500 and 502. at. north, bot. ath and bth sts, jan 1l-m a, sale. Ward