Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1867, Page 2

i SS a eS THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirealation in the District W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Preprieter. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY............ JUNE 24, 1867. S7 BEADING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. BF 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: EVENING Stak, +7,715 copies per day. Inielligencerseseee....3,552 « The returns of advertising by the same city papers for the quarter ending December 31, 1666, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, sre as follow: EVENING STAB, Intelligencer... ———-<re-___ THE ORDER TO THE MILITARY COMMAND- ‘We publish, elsewhere, the order of the President to the Military Commanders in the South, promulgating, for their informatien, the opinion of the Attorney General as to the proper interpretation of the reconstruction acts, of which epimion we give, in the same connection, a comprehensive abstract, with the Cabinet vote thereon. There is consider- abie discussion going on. in political circles, as to tne intention and effect of the order. Per- sors who claim to be well-informed say that it is to be followed by others, strictly defining the powers of the Military Commanders, on the President's return from Bosten, and that, in the meantime, investigation has begun in the case of persons removed by Generals Pope and Sheridan. On the other hand, the New York Post of Friday asserts, “on unquestionable authori- ty,” that the decisions of the Cabinet were published merely «for the information” of the commanders; that the instructions are not con- sidered in the nature of a command; and far- ther, that «it is understood that the President bas mo intention of reinstating deposed civil officials, or of removing military officers, in the unreconstructed States.” The wording of this order to the Military Commanders enforcing the Attorney Gener- al’s “opimion” upon that portion of the Recon- struction laws baving reference to registra. tion, bears out the Post as to its being promul- gated tor intormation of the commanders; but being an order 1! must be obeyed, or they will subject themselves te trial by court-martial. Orders are frequently issued from the War Department, promulgating for infermation ot efficers, decisions of the h eads of Departments, Comptrollers, &c.; bat it does not follow that &n officer has discretionary power to evade the execution of such order, or consider it otherwise than as acommand Hence the re- quest of Gen. Sickles to be relieved. ee THE RESIGNATION OF GEN’L SICKLES. General D. KE. Sickles's letter asking to be re- lieved from the command of the 2d military district is dated Oharleston, S.C., June 19th. He says: “1 Dave the honor to request that relieved from command in this military dis- trict, and I respectfully demand a court of in- qury upon my official actions, that I may vindicate myself trom the accusation of the Attorney General, published, it is presumed, with the approval of the President. Congress having declared these so-called State govern- ments illegal, the declaration of the Attorney General that military authority has not su- perseded them prevents the execution of the reconstruction acts, disarms me ef means to protect life. property or the rights of citizens, and menaces all interests in these States with ruin.” I may be Lagat VIEW oF THE RKEBELLION.—The opinion of Chief Justice Chase, recently de- livered in North Carolina, ts a very important one. He denies any legal force to acts of the rebei authorities on the ground that the rebel- Jien did not effect the separation of the States from the Union. and so could not dischar; any of the duties of their citizens, nor relieve them from their responsibilities. The Chiet Justice tamcs UCESBION l@ draw the distinction’ between rebellion and civil war, and toex- plain the decisions of the Supreme Coart in the prize cases. WF Hon. Robert OC. Schenck delivered an able speech at the opening of the Uhio State Republican Convention. Speaking ef the recent opinions of the Attorney General, and the action of the Cabinet thereon, he called upon the Convention “to demand of all the representatives of States and people that they sball be punctually at their assigned posts at the National Capitol on the 3d of next menth, to provide by unmistakable declaratory legis- lation against this attempt to paralyze the popular will.” THe HALyEST.—Harvesting commenced in some fields near Fredericksburg, Va., last Wednesday, and in the neighborhood of Alex. andria on Thursday last, the 20th instant, ‘when the wheat on the Edge Hill farm, a Poe lion of the West Grove estate, across Hunting Creek, was cut. The late rain did not at ali injure the wheat. The wheat harvest will be gin in some sections of Maryland this week. S7-General Sheridan Saturday telegraphed to General Grant declining to extend the ume for registration in Louisiana, in compliance with conditional instructions from the Presi- dent, on the grounds that the registration has been complete, and he did not feel ke keeping up expensive boards to suit new issues coming in at the eleventh hour. THE JULY SESSION Oy ConoRass.—A suffi. cient number ot Senators and Representatives have notified the Union Congressional Execu- tive Committee of their intentien to attend the July session to emsure a quorum in both branches on the 3d prox. Wo Gardner has some excellent p! copies—card size—of the portrait of Hiram Powers, with autograph attached, which the artist sent to his friend S. Yorke Eeq., of this city. is na eet aA ee ree «7 French & Richardson send us the latest Political pamphiet, entitled “Universal Suf. Trage: Female 5: By a Republican {not @ ‘Radical.’)” "7 The trial of the Higgins will case, re. ‘moved from Prince George’s county, Md., to Anne Arundel Circuit Court, Javolving an amount of about $60,000, is now going on. Naval.—Lieut. Commander Wm. H. Bor- ton,of the Dacotah, as also 21 midshipmen of the Naval Academy have resigned. ®7 Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us Ld Riverside Magazine for Young People for PERtonaL.—Hon. Henry Dodge, formerly United States Senator from Wisconsin, died a tew days ago. Ss The small life-boat John T.Ford sailed from Baltimore en Saturday for Europe. ierernal Revenvs.—The receipts from thia source to-day, were $1,252,182.83. @7 Richmond has organized @ Merchahts' Corn and Flour Exchange. 7 India im; to bad es 1,647,710 baies ore contin: worth $33,000,000. wa-The celebration of golden weddings at which grandchildren are married, is quite fre- quent in New England. S7A lady at a New York wore $60 worth of curls onthe 1, recently , of her ws Nearly 9,000 emigrants arrived ‘at’ Mon- H real last week. U7 Hartford is investing €140,000 in @ school, Bouse. aa at loose jackets are wora by very loose Ri apa sit th, ene wWaRcoptions.” are evi right, w! i@e last year | GOVERNMENT CURITIES,. WASHINGTON, June 24, 1867.—Jay Oooke & Co. furnish the tollowing quotations of Gev- ernment securities : Buying. Selling. 113 i13 U. 8. 6’s Uoupon, 1881. U . 8. Five Twenties, 110% U.S. Fi 107% U.S. Five Twenties, 1865.. 107% U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J'y, 0g U.S. Ten Forties...,...... 1.30's, Jal; Goid FINANCIAL. Lewis Jobnson & Oo. quote Stocks and Bonds ia home and foreign markets as follows: New York, June 26 —First Board—vU. 8. 6’s, 1881, coupons, 112%: U. S. 5.208, co 1:03; U.S. 7.30's, 1064; U.S. 10.40’, cou Pacitic Mail, 110; Auantic Matl, 107; Oo., 45; Cumberland Uoal Uo., 30; Qui silver, 2834; Mariposa, 7; do. preferred. —; N. York Central Railroad, 102 4 ;Erie Ratlway,60% ; Erie preferred, 73%; Hudson River Railroad, eh Reading R. -» 107; Michigan Central R.K.,18; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana R.R., 714; lllinow Central R. R., 120%; Oleve- land and Pitteburg R. R., 72; Northwestern, 35%; do. preferred, 59%; Cleveland and Toledo, 120: Rock Island, 90%; Fort Wayne, 99; Obioand Miss. certificates. 21x; Western Union Telegraph, 45%; Boston Water Power, 23. COLUMBIAN COLLEGE ALUMNI AN- b. NIVERSARY.—The Rey. WILLIAM M. OUNG will deliver the annual address TO-MOR- ROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, in tho 13th street Baptist Churek EJOY. M.D. P; nf .W.H. 4 .M.D., Prest. @.T. MASON, Secretary. it* THE ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE JOURNEYMEN BOOK-BINDERS 80. ETY will be given toGLYMONT on MONDAY, July 8, 1867. For particulars see future advertise. ment. By order of the Committee. Je 22-7t (CR ARZENTION WASHINGTON ZOUAVES. Attend the regular meeting of the com- py on MONDAY, 2ith inst., at 8 o’clock p. m. ‘ommittee on uniform will report. Young men, send in your applications, as the election of officers isnear. By order. je 22-2t HOUSE CARPENTERS’ ASSOCIATION. All JOURNEYMEN HOUSE CARPEN- ERS of the D.C. will assemble at 8 o'clock TUESDAY EVENING, June 25th, in German Hall. on 1th street, near F By order of the Asso- ciation. ‘WM. H. CHAMPION, je 22-3t Rec. Secretary. (eo SUNDAY SCHOOL AND FAMI- LY PIC-NIC oF ST. PAUL’S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, June 26. TICKETS 50 cents. Children 25 cents, For sale at Noerr’s, corner of Band Eleventh streets, and at Mr. Ballantyne’s, 498 7th street. Cars will leave the corner of Fifteenth street and Penn- sylyania ave at 8.30 a.m. Boats will cross at all times during the day. The Island has been put in the best order, and a most pleasant day may be anticipated. —_ je 22-1t B— VICHY & KISSINGEN MINERAL WATER, ON DRAUGHT FROM MILBURN’S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, 450 15th Street, opp. U.S. Treasury. —jel5-1m*™ ! © cies 63 OF METROPOLITAN POLICE, ce Of Surerintondont, Notice is hereby to Hogs, Goats and Geese rauning at large in. the city of Washington will be strictly enforced from and after the Ist proximo. Hogs and Geese will be forfeited to the Corporation for the benefit of the Asylum; and persons allowing Goats to run in the streets are liable toa fine, and the Goats may be shot by the police. A.C. RICHARDS, Je 21-e03t Major and Superintendent. 1a UAL TAX NOTICE. No. 2 Lovisiana avenue, Aimston, June 20 = CoLLEcToR’s OFFICE, } UnsiTEp States INTERNAL REVENUE, District or CoLuMBiIA, . Wasuincton, June 10, 1857. Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES assessed in this Collection District for the year 1867 has been received from the Assessor. and that the duties and taxes therein specified hee aecome Dateys LP ae id list he taxes included in the aforesaid st are upon POU Gis Ginthve tn ane S - . C » ane = VER PLATE for igs. ae Iwill attend at my Office, No. 468 Seventh street, Opposite the General Post Office, daily, age ape » from Pest from this date to June 30, I lock a. m. to 4 o'clock p. m., to receive the 9 o'e same. All persons who shall neglect to pay the sums due by them respgrtively. aceording to the list afore- sud. within the time specified, (June 90,) Will; ab the expiration thereof, become liable to pay FIVE PER CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the amount thereof, together with other costs. . LEWIS CLEPHANE, Collector of Internal Revenue for the District of Columbia. ie 12-d i oe VAPOR BATHS, rr. . L. ALCAN, southwest corner of llth street and Penn’a ave.,cures Rheumatism, Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Gout, Debility, Affection of Pa- ralysis, Absorption of Mercury and Female Com plaints. my 2-6m ESTABLISHED 1852. McPHERSON & FERGUSON. 571 PENN. AVENUE, CORNER IsT STREET, . Capitor Hitt, Dealers in PUBE DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS INSTRUMENTS, &c., &c. Physicians Prescriptions accurately compounded, thes ight Bell promptly answered. oc 12- OR SALE—A BILLIARD TABLE AND TWO SETS OF BALLS. Price $75. Apply at Cap- itol House, No. 546 Penn’s avenue, bet. Ist and 2d streets. Je 24-3t* E POTOMAC BRICK WORKS. Havin; facting made extensive arrangements for manu- RICKS of every description, machine, hand-made and pressed, we are prepared to receive proposals for farnishing them bp any quantity. ..N. THORN & CO., Office 15th street, 2d door north of Riggs & Co.’s Bank. je 24-Im* REAT BARGAIN, FOR SALE VERY CHEAP, THE GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIXTURES of the old Bakery Stand, with or without a good HORSE and WAGON, on the corner of 8th street east and Virginia avenue. For information inquire on the premisés. je 24 2t* KRESS GOODS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. Ladies will find it to their interest to call and examine t he stock of DRESS GOODS which have bes marked conn foe Loar | 2 so thi A ey surpass inastyle and quality anythin, offered to the public at that gare ee ELBY & CO., J.W. 323 Pennsylvania avenue. je 2-st___ between 6th and 7th sts-, south sido. rT BEASURY DEPARTMENT, wth June, 1887. Proposals will be received for the very to the Treasury Department of about 1,350 TONS OF COAL, viz: 1,050 tons of No. 1, 150 tons of No. 2, Baltimore Company's best White Ash Anthracite Coal, and 180 tons of Red Ash, fakes’ Valley.) to be weighed on the scales of the Treasury Extension, and to weigh 2.240 pounds to the ton. 130, 100 CORDS OF BAKER’S PINE WOOD. All to be delivered at such times, in such quanti- ties, and at such places as may reat red. Bids will be received until 120’clock noon, on the 12th of July, addressed to the General Superinten- dent of Treasury Building, under cover to the Secret of the Treasury, and to be considered. binding for LO weeks afta. that Gate, the Depart- ment reserv! e Fi Oo reject all or an: r~ tion ofthe biderecelved. ~ a: No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory evidence can be given of the abilities pi the parties to fill the contract. 0. B. McCARTEE, jem General Sup’t Treasury Building. yRPHANS’ COURT, June 2, 1857.—Distriet oF CoLUMBIA, WasHINeton County, to twit —In the case of William Dixon, Executor of William W. Connor, deceased, the executor af has, with, the approbation of the 01 1 of To aeabac aa pani, ekg eta, tr ol * & > rr final settlement and distribution of the pe nal estate of said d sed, and sets: n ses glee ceo a of tn ets ad moneys when and where all the creditors and heirs nt ea a oS ° Taw he exelndea fromall benedt (nea ad a % estate : Provided & copy 0 r be pul eek 2 weeks inthe ‘Rvoning Star once a wi AMES R. O'BEIRNE. previous to the or je M-wiw Register of Wil —Disrricror ( pRPRANs COURT, Juno 2, 1867 —D; OLUMBIA, WASHING’ on Gor 5 to-wit I ‘the cate of Charlee H Liga adimletrator ot sfonesel pan the appro! sects said begs age ; into meney ; w! tele clajens pro lee by . Special Telegrams to the Star. FROM EUROPE TO-Day. [By Gable tothe Associated Press.] Loxpon, June %—Noon.—Consols and U. S. 5-20’s unaltered. LIvErPoor, June 24—Noon.—OCorn 39s. Cot- ton—Uplands, 11¥d.and tending downwards. How it Works im Tex: The following is a special dispatch to the New York Tribune: GALvgsTon, June 22.—The opinion of the Attorney General is already bringing forth evilfruit. The spirit of revolt is strengthen. ing. Mayor Haviland, who was removed by General Griffin for rebel proclivities, retuses to recognize the military authority. The unearthing of an immense villainy has begun here. During the war the rebel legisia. thre ordered a sweeping and complete confisca- tion of all Property, real and personal, held by loyal men. The act was enforced with re. morseless vigor, and property valued at $60,-" 000,600 was seized and sold. Judge Devine, just pardoned by President Johnson, decreed more than three thousand sales. The rebel records are imperfect and blind, and do not show the names of the purchasers. Immense sums were abstracted by the receivers. The confiscations of Cromwell in Ireland do not equal this in extent and cruelty. General Griffin is urged to probe this huge spoliation to the bottom The Indian War—Order of Gen. Sherman. Sr. Louis, June 24.—General Sherman has issued a circular in substance as follows: Ist. That treaties must be preserved, but the Indians that have beyond their reservations and are committing crimes fall under the mili- tary control, and are subject to punishment by the civil powers. 2d. The military division is divided into three departments, Dacotah to be commanded by General Terry, Platw by General Augur, and Missotri by General Hancock. 3d. If each State or Territory will organize @ battalion of mounted men they will be called for by the Department Commander in case of an emergency. 4th. Gives directions to the civil authorities to be to pursue atall times horse- thieving ids who are endeavoring te avoid the military. The Celebration in Boston. Boston, June 24.—The city is decked out iu gala cestume to-day, and itsentire population snpear determined on having a grand holiday. All business is suspended. The inhabitants of the suburbs and thousands of people from hundreds of miles distant are in the streets and crowding the sidewalksand doorsteps, windows and housetops, and every available point from which a view of the grand Ma- sonic celebration, in which President Johnson 1s to take part, can be witnessed. The Masonic procession commenced moving shortly before 12 o’clock. The weather is delightful, and everything is passing off in the most splendid manner. Attempted Murder and Suicide. New York, June 24, 215 P. m.—John Schmidt, a German, aged 65 years, attempted to kill his former mistress, Elizabeth Kauker. Schmidt then cut his own throat and died soon afterwards. The Prize Ring. CLEVELAND, June —The Gallagher and Pilocerise fight is off; Galisgher paying $150 lorfeit New York Market. New York, June %.—flour market 10a20 cents petter; receips, 6,10f bbls., and 11,111 bhds. Wheat market 3a5 cents better; receipts, 25 bushels. Corn market la2 cents better: re- ceipts, 3,160 bushels. Rye is dull, and droop- ing, Uats,1la2 cents better; Pork. sales of 500 bbis. of new mess, $21.12a $21.15; Lard is dull, at11x%al2x%: Whiskey firmer. sales 22:36; Cot- quiet at 26% tor Middling Uplands; Freights Spirits Turpentine droopin; 59%. PPPPPP EPP EPBPPPEBPEPRE PES “at is “a = ~ I ~. CLOTHES, a “ce COAT, VEST. AND PANTS, a ' WHICH WILL GIVE ~<a ol ENTIRE SATI TION. Low PRICES MARKE “et is IN PLAIN FIGURES, a,.! _ HENNING’S. eH corner 7th st. and Md. ave. eH WR je 22-2" a ma a “a OORS, SASH, AND BLINDS. The undersigned would most respectfully invite all builders and others to cal and examine his stock of goods, consisting of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.“ WINDOW "A DOOR FRAMES, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS. NEWEL POSTS. &c., at his store, No. 424 Mass. avenue, between 6th and 7th, opposite Northern Liberties Market, where he intends to keep constantly on hand ali the various sizes and qualities. at the lowest cash prices. Also, odd sized work made to order. je 21-3m* GEORGE M. BARKER. edddddddeadadaddadaaeasdd A CARD. Tue cxpersicktp Serewith intorms public that he has leased his Restaurant, N Congress street, Georgetown, to Mr. Jaines He avails itimself of the opportunity of tha his friends: for the many favors they have been pleased to bestow on him aud hope they will con- tinue to extend the same to his successor DANIEL J. WELLS. I take pleasure to inform the publicthat I have leased the well known establishment known as the Post Office Restaurant. It shall be my duty to do everything inmy power to gain the goed will and patom of fees citinane of Cecreescwn and kas rd trict of Columbia. I will open to-morrow, June 22. Je 21-3t* JAMES STEEL. i hd EUREKA PRESERVING J4R—A fall supply on hand, and offered at reasonable rates, at wifolesale and retail By SIBLEY & GUY, Agents, je-d 322 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and lith sts. Fe SALE—An upright STEAM BOGL. running a six horse-power Engine, with > Stack and “force Fumie, {it good order. Inquire corner 5th st. and New York avenue. je 20-3t* AY’S-AND IMITATION LINEN BYRON COLLARS, 20 cents per box, at je 15-tf ODEON HALL. NEW PAINT AND OIL STORE, the 50 aI. ir No. 36 Lovistana AVENUE, between Sixth and Seventh streets, Next door to the Seaton Howe. About to resume my former business, I take pleasuro.in offering to the public, and to Painters especially, my stock of Paints, Oils, &c., which are of the very best brands, just from the mauufactories as low as can be bought elsewhere. Ternis cash, J. W. MORSELL, No. 56 La. ave., between 6th and 7th sts., _ _ Formerly, 326 C, between 6th and 7th sts. je 19-6t* Fo BOSTON .—The A 1 PACKET SCHOONER ZX, Joseph Baxter master, is now loading for the above port. For freight apply to por HARTLEY & BRO., ; 95 and 99 Water street, je 18-6t* Georgetown. 'ORN MEAL — Fresh and CORN MEAL frem Foundry Mills. Yoraaleinlotsby jel-1m* 85 HOMSON & BERRY, ater street, Georgetown. OR SALE—A first-class SORREL MARE, six years old, seventeen hands high; war- ranted sound. Inquire at 333:L st., First Ward. je 22-3t* S=t 4 SINGLE HARNESS AND A BUGGY or oR, Wagon. wanted to purchase cheaply. Address WILBUR,” Star office, stating condition and price of each. je 22-3t* 486 SEVENTH STREET. 486 MATTING, OIL CLOTH and CARPETS laa and DRA DUBTAE id ’ 8. CORNICES ani . a 8 je 22-3t' 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Halt. AL. RESPECTFULLY Info blic that he D PFEIL MOST his friends and the Re ic re- moved from 43 1 7th street to 422 SEV: ENTH STREET west, (cast side.) where hi BOWER! eet” HORE Bona! +, Ame Goons, to Which be invites the attention of pur- ers, “Orders for BOOFING, SPOUTS, &c., solicited, and promptly attended to. Je22-1m. OCKB Tt OCES!it BEST ASSORTMENT OF LOCKS AND BUILD- ponte Oe PA tatee i itaaee @pposite Centre Market. y2-Im H. W.HAMILTON & CO. RY x DB. BOGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 Sevénth street, betweea New York avenue and L street, 4 » Hostery, loves. 00) 01 = ‘Ladies can rely upon fale and the eery poe lowesi York and Philedeiphige” On Teceipts from Now Affairs in Georgetown. THE Mencnanre’ Excuarer.— was Duta sim attendance of merchants at the ex- change roome this morniag and no business transactions of importance. THE OaNAL —Thé accident at the sevyen- locks has detained many boats above the looks and the-coal fleet to arrive is,yery darge. The broken boat has been removed from the Jock, aud new gates fitted, eee ey the boats will begin to arrive this e ing. THE Riv@e.—The coal wharves are all oc- cupied by vessels awaiting cargoes, and the prospect for heavy shipments is very fair. At the lower wharves the vessels are few, most of those there the latter part ot last week hay- ing departed. Business on Water street is rather quiet. FLOUR MARERBT.—There ig little doing in flour to-day, transactions tant, stock light; sales principally of high grades for im- mediate use. Family flour, Canal, and City are quoted at $15 to $17; Extra, choice brands, $12.50 to $14; Super., $10.50 to $10.75. Port OF GEORGETOWN. — Entered and cleared—Steamer Kennebec, Wilson master, from and to Baltimore. Entered—Schr. Bru- nette, Johnson master, from Baltimore with salt. Nationa OFFERING. GRAND MUSICAL RECEPTION. RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH. The East joins hands with the West and North to relieve the pressing need of the South. $150,000 IN UNITED STATES GREENBACKS Tobe distributed to the Suffering people of the South, by Major General 0. 0. Howard, U. 5. Com- missioner. A SUPERB MUSICAL RECEPTION, Combining the most eminent talent of the Country. will be given in the CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. C., ON THE EVENING OF SEPTEMBER 25ru, 1867. AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. Fully appreciating the extent of the suffering which tow pervades the Southern section of our Country, and desiring to assist in furnishing relief, as speedily as possible, (perhaps thereby to save ability and fidelity ot Mr. GEORGE W. THOMAS, Managing Director of the recent Festival for the (by which nearly One Hundred Thousand Dollars were realized by that humane Charity.) We. the ous and benevolent citizens throughout the Coun- try. in aid of this N; movement, to be made Revenue of the United States, at the City of Wash- ingt C,, on the evening of Sept. 25, 1857 we give onr cordial approval of this ement of Christian Philanthrop JAMES W. NYE, U. S, Senator, Washington, dC. H. D. COOKE, Banker, Washington, D.C. Z. D. GILMAN, Druggist. Washington, D.C. JOHN B. BLAKE, President National’ Metro- LOSES KELLY, Cushitr National Metropoli- tae Bene Webiaetaae ee Ratio ne PHILP & SOLOMON ton, D.. ington. D.C, x RANSOM & CO., 394 and 356 Broadway, EVANS. GARDNER & CO., 350 Broadway, & JAQUES, 394 Broadway,N. Y. ORT BROS!, 203 Greenwich street, ie M. WETMORE, 28 West 20th street, yighy H.GRISCOM, M. D., 42 East 29th street, Stationers, Washing- human lite.) and reposing full cenfidence in the Union Home and School of the City of New York, undersigned. earnestly solicit the support of gene- with the sanction of the Commissioner of Internal assuining no personal responsibility in the ov r. \RICHARD WALLACH, [Mayors] Washington, ( JOHN L. KIDWELL, Druggist, Washington, politan Bank. Washington, D.C. EORGE W. RIGGS, Banker, Washington, IC ( W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, Stationers, Wash- . BROWNING & CO., 326 Broadway, WALES & CO. 13 Maiden Lano.N. ¥. The following will explain the method of dis- tributing the Fund. (BHPLY OF GENERAL HOWARD.) War DEPARTMENT, Washington, June ist, 1957. Geo. W. Thoma » National Hotel, Wash- ington, I) Deaa Siz: Your letter is just received. {thank you for the confidence reposed in me, and will gladly receiye any monies or contributions you may receive for the relief of the destitute. E would prefer that other gentlemen should be associated with me as trastees, and would suggest that if the funds come in too late for the relief of the present ressing destitution, it will be better to devote the ands, or a portion of them, to the education of any and all classes of the poor, for except in cases of famine, the ordinary puverty in any section of this country ean easily be met by the communities where it may exist. But in no case can too much be given for the all important work of edu- ery respectfully your obedient servant, cation. 0. 0. Major General, Commissioner. To this Grand Reception there will be offered 20,000 Certificates of Admission, at 82 each, which will entitle the holders to superb copies of Splendid STEEL PLATE ENGRAVINGS, produced by a new process, the bighest of American art. The subjects selected for these unique and beautiful Pictures, and the perfection of their execution, are such as must commend them to public approbation. These Certificates will also entitle the holders to the award apportioned them. The arrangements for the management of this NATIONAL OFFER- ING are in strict accordance with the acknowl- edged principles of law ind morals, and the method 0 ducting it such as cannot fail to secure public confidence and generous support, Relying with confidence on the generosity. of the American public. to assist objects of true philan- thropy, when fainly presented and justly conducted, We herewith present 4 plan, which if re=ponded to with a hearty good will, cannot fail to give perma- nent relief to the destitute and suffering, while the return to the benefactors will be— 1. A fine copy of a Steel-Plate Engraving, to be delivored free of charge. q i 2. Admission to the Grand Musical Reception,arnd 3. Their award im the apportionment of $100,- 000 in United States Greenbacks. to be appropri- ated to certificate-holders. the balance to be ap- plied to the purchase of Pictures.and the payment of Discounts, Commissions, and other expens: This a) to be made and rewurned to cates. in such lawfid manner asa Committee of five prominent gentkemen, se- lected from among the certificate holders, shall de- termine. This apportionment to be made on or about the 15th day of October, 1867, and in pro rata proportion, should the full number of certificates not be sold. The sale of certificates wilt positively cioge on the 10th of October. AZ-ORDERS FOR CERTIFICATES may be sent direct tous, with Stamps for return postage, enclosing the amount for the number of Certifi- catew ordered, which Its farge amount. shold be i ft 01 it ice Order, payable e order Of GEORGE We THOMAS. which, will Fecelve tien. Be particular and write names Biainky. ivi M4 any. aad State. ‘o- be al- lainly, giving Date, Town, Ci Whe following are our Club Hh res) Agents, fifteen per cent. commission wil! lowed on si! ‘ertificate rates: Five Certificates to one Address, Ten rr “ Twenty ee Sy i Thi * Rice: 4 a i ti Fift ae aT \VEMENT IS ENTIRELY SEPA- RATE Thom: AND HAS NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTBER ENTERPRISE.ce Address all Orders and Commaenications, with Stamps for Return Po: . GEORG: T. rector, Man No. 370 PB ania avenue, : Snak echingio n, D.C, 7 Editors are respecstglly invited to notice a wl and philan- tures ce oc owe a ae the bonero- thiephy acd to lend ft Ionee suggests. z-im' 8’ UNDERGARMENTS AND CHIL: L DREN'S CLOTHES of e: jou GeaceipGonmade order. Also, Dresa an ue Mi , Em- aby a by Mrs. to ir. att end ory OWNING Noo 379 Tee peop dane PY the: Sindee WwW HISEEBEES AND, MUSTACHES! reed. Ww smoothest face in Under | friends that we have, in connection res eae wooks : Reviews Be" | Gad eitoes at bere he hee cae acer | lamers hares compaction wee oar Shir "AUBATEUB CAP , the most wonder- | assortment of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's, Boy's | rienced hands, where we will Laundry Linen Col- fal discovery in seience, acting upon the | Misses and Children’s lars, giving them @ fine finish and the appearance rd ‘ond Hair mm an almost miraculous man- BOOTS AND SHOES. of new Collars. It has been a t trouble with -, It has wsed by the elite of Pari: ber, She, number. 502 7th street, under | our customers in wearing Linen Collars to get them Orit purchasers will be reglstarod,and if entre | SRP Pasa eebsre tee New Cheap Store, lormer- Br accommodation, we pare ben fated te uy es 8 a > Induce oe Te stery temtaoes deig © GEORGE B. WILSON. ements to wait them in that Vers pare of dress. oN not given fhe sand caPsearer Ween ae into RGER, x No. 285 River street, Hoy Mow York. ‘Bole agents for the Uuited States. ap. eoly, AS) .G MEATS, in small fi jars, and Sewanee AMUSEMENTS WANTS. 7 4 ANTED—A WET NURSE, whit lorea ME EZEROEE EEL Wile prcteived’ Aneta bree Store nati Ioth and L streets. Jeune was PED—Several thousand Ibs of old load at OHARE & NOONAN’S, 501 9th stroot between D and E Je 24-51" MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS. JUNE 247TH anvQstu THE NATIONAL STEREOPTICON! A ti in of Dissolving Views, Tl WET NURSE WANTED, Apply to Dr W lustr of B History. Scenes of Foreign A P. JOHNSTON, No. 466 7th is between the B ye aah ary Comic Views, & Iso | honrs of 8and9a. m., and Wand! p.m. je 24-3t* real gnified views : - a . s ANTED—B oun 1 thirteen yea: f LIVING INSECTS. WW NST TION en coapectabte fen instruc 8. Also. ssion 25 je 22-St* ™M E Tr y as nurse. or to assist ina bakery or confectionery store. Pleage address H.N.. Star Off it* Ww ANTED—By a boy lS years old, aSITUATION in a grocery store. (an bring best of refer ences if required) Apply toA. SARS & CO., 517 7th street Je 24-2t } ANTED—A NEAT TIDY GIRLZ to do general housework for family of two persons, No 377 First street east, between B and ( north, Capitol Hill Je 24-2t* V ANTED—By a respectable girl. a SITUA- TION as cook, no oljection to assist in wash ing and ironing. Good city references givenif ro served Seats, $0 Cents. B. HENZE’S NEW NOVELTIES. BRILLIANT PROGRAMME. STAR COMPANY ORIGINAL ODDITIES. PHHrOnon aPHrbonodsg MONDAY, Jvxe 24rx. 1567. quired. Addresa Box 6, Star Office. NEW COMPANY. ORSEs AND CARTS WANTED IMMBEDI Batol Yor light hauling. Phe highest wases _ will be given, and pay every week Apply on the HALL — LAH works ner of B and Istatrects, Capito! fill PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. @ respectable girl, @ SITUA ner, and Ironer, or do ha boarding house or privet= mmendations given. Apply on le, third door from 19th st. it* V 7ANTE By a gentleman and wife, with two young children, QUARTERS and BOARD with @ private family,(uet « boarding hous, within easy reach of the Government Printing Of fice. Comfort and plenty more of an olject thar ‘style.’ Address, through Post Office, HG. Gre or call at Government Printing Offic mt L_oexou T FOR THE 27TH! = A GRAND PICNIC Will be given by DOUC At the 7th street THUR + June th. 1397. Dancing to commence at 3 o'clock. Tickets 50 cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies. je 24-4t* NHE SUNDAY HERALD PUBLISHED YEs- | 2 {*!! st Government Printin A tamlay a0 nnoiicement of a pleat a Beek MOULDERS WANTED, iven at the Park from St. Aloysius Church the 25th : Vo: a fost. No such ple-nic iain conteantne oe ae POTOMAC BRICK WORKS. Way authorized by the pastors of St. Aloysius | Apply to a ep Church, it ©. N. THORN & CO., J Office 15th street, 24 Door North of EXCURSION TO GLYMONT je 24-6t* Riggs & Co.'s Bank. 4 7ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash ae andiron. Apply at 264 Fsi., between Ith FOUNDRY M. E. SABBATH SCHOOL, and 1th ste. 3e22-2t* ‘. 28,1867, JANTED TO HIRE—THAMS to baul paving pve yokes, ace stone fron Rock (reek ry. near Oak nar! i Apply to HUGH HUGHES, at ‘je 22-3t* wood Cemetery . the quarry ANTED TO REN T—For one year or more, an UNFUREISHED HOUSE of ten or twelve rooms, with modern improvements, between Fifth and Fourteenth streets west. and dM streots north. Rent not to exceed er month. Possession wanted on or. eptember 1. Ap Ply to FITCH & FOX, Real ate Rrokers. Cor. ith and F sts., opposite Post office. di Steamer Wawassett will leave 7th street wharfa 8.0a.m Vocal and Instrumental Music, Diversions. Refreshments, &c. Tickets, @1; children under 15 years of cents. jest’ ORION. FOURTH AFTERNOON rz é oVENING = tad AND EW aING WASTES! WANTEPT! WANTED BOCA coy, AT THE a tira IN IGENCER AND EMPLOYMENT OF- ORTON ASSOCIATION. | Y EF, ROOM No. 7, First Floor, Intel- will be given by the Managers of th: : , t Floor hans” Pic- at ANALOST N ligenger Building, 7th street, MONDAY, JULY Isp. 1887. Thc 00 SERVANTS. to wit. £0 Cooks, 25 Chambermaids, 25 Laborers, 20 Host lers, 25 Washers and Ironers, 25 Porters, 25 Nurs apd Servants of all kinds can be accommodated, upon early application to the above office. je 22-2t* V JANTED—A DISHWASHER. German pre- ferred. Apply at S. AMAN’S Restaurant, 507 Sth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and D street. Je 21-3t* V J ANTED—An experienced OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson's Machine. One who un- derstands making shirts. None buta good seam- BERRY ter. ; S. B. PALMER, Master of Ceremonies Wm. H. Fearson. Frank X. Byrne, Wm. H. Degges. John G. Wilson, D. Scott Brad? dock. Geo. F- Graham, 1. W isa. _je22-3t* GLY MONT ” “GLYMONT The M-STREET METHODIST CHURCH SUN Committee: DAY SCHOOL haviig chartered stress need apply. Callat W. G. 468 the safe sot some ous Stes ner E street, bet. 5th and 6th. 3tt WAWASS. , Will make an EX 7 SES WANT ra = CURSION ‘10 GLYMONT. THURSDAY, June | SEVERAL HOUSES WANTED for cood tenants, 27. 1867, starting from wharf foot of Seventh street, 15; proper wanted onsale, "Apply. tC. S. THE- 4 “TICKETS, (including car fare.) 81, VITT, corner 7th and F streets, Room No.7. Children half pric: To be had of the teachers and scholars connected with the school. and at the furniture store of H. F. Zimmerman & Co., 630 Seventh street. je 21-5t ROF. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. ave., opposite Metropolitan Hotel ; Tuesday a Friday evenings. from 8tol0o’clock. The hi be rented for meetings, &c. my 10-ly \V ANTED—A SITUATION Establishment for an intell able youth fift bem yee: f 3 . Bes: n a Mercantile and respect- lucated. and ences given. ; P ; or call at 339 F between 9th ane 10th streets, where an inte can be had. jo 20- V 7 ANTED—A CANDY MAKER. Also, aSTORE GIRL, (German preferred.) Apply at No. 97 Bridge street, Georgetown. NY je ltt RED-K FREUND. Confectioner, BOARDING. WASTED WANTED-MEN for the Unite URNISI ED RooMS Witt BOATD. No. ial ee 61 C street, near oe $2 P v ee ween and 4), pote nl _tost th 2 4 streets. ‘Letms Soper week jematt WANTED Every Kind of FRUIT, for Distiitt ——— - : = parposes—such as Cherries, Blackberries, Ele OARDING AND ROOMS TO LET—at 469D | der phrricy, Peaches, Apples, and Grapes, ‘The highest price will be paid. by JOHN GAYNOR, 36 Market street, Georgetown, D.C. Je¢-lm* TANTED TO BUY—By B.S. JUSTH, Ladies ‘and Geutlemen’s second-hand Clothing. Un~ derclothing. Bedding. Boots and Shoes, &c-, &e-, at 2543. 7th street, between L and M sts. north: N.B.—No matier how much they may have been worn, je4im= WANTED—A Tarnished HOUSE. convenient distance from 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, with modern improvements. Address Box 355 P* O.. stating terms, &c my 30. ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, organy other article of value, at the old established Merchant. Paw ker's Store of R. FULTON & CO., 902 9th street, S doors north of Penna. avenue. "Sole Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MAC : o22-1y LOST AND FOUND. street. between 2d and 3d. The cars pass the The location is one of the most desirable in ngton. Terms moderate. Every necessary attention accorded Je 21-Im COGNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree- / able private residence, with :liberal table and Location, Washington Terms, $10 per ar Office. jel3tf door. every necessary comfort. Railroad, convenient to the cars For address apply at th well furnished PARLORS. on R RENT—T the first floor, with or without BOARD, ppg 393 E at., bet. 9th and 10th. fe ABLE BOARD at bio. 464 10th street, a few doors north of the avenue. Terms $25 ET month. de 16-tf GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS. GELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! !—At reduced SS prices, our entire stock of new and fashionable FaXcY Guops, to change buai orge- - = oR ASH Be OST—About four wocks ago, agold. MASONIO oN 10 Bridge oe Tota BEE Prevei? PIN, fastened to’ biack silk neck-tie. Who- ever will return it to JAS. HUDSON, Painter, 309 E st, will be suitably rewarded. Je 24-2t* FOcND—Tuesday , Jun el8th, 1357, at the Centra Market, a POCKET-BUUk containing a small sum of money and other articles. which the owner can have by describing the same. and paying charges ot advertisement. Call at No. 17 ulz street, be- eund ’s well-known Ice Cream Saloon. NEW 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 je 20-Im* = = =~ tween D and E streets. Island. je 24-2t* STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bought ae a ‘ since the decline in prices, which enables him to | @5 REWARD —LOST. in the Northern Liberty offer inducements to purchasers. His stock com- prises the newest and best styles of Ladies Dress Goods, Hosiery, Alexandre’s Kid and Silk Gloves, Table Damasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Shirtings, Cambrics and Muslins, Parasols and Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts, Calicoes, Ging- hams, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, with a full assortment of Gentlemens’ and Boy's wear. Also, Summer Undershirts and Drawers, Neckties, &c., making acomplete assortment, adapted to the best family trade, to which he calls the attention of cash CKET BOOK, containing 35 or 35 dollars, and a i The finder will receive the ving it at the Star office. | Ae Friday. June 21, near, or in Odd Fel- low’s Hall, 7th street, a KOLL OF MONEY containing one note of $20, one check of $15,drawa hy Wm. Nourse, aud the rest in tens and fives. ‘The finder will be liberally rewarded by restorin, it to Major BICHARDS, the Superintendent o Police. je 24-e03t* Cane ze MY PREMISES—On Thursday, the of Wth inst., four HOGS. The owner is reques’ buses: [ny Sam] 9, H.SM00T. 1; f nue forward, prove Property pay charg wand ” take them a . a > W"™: 2 WHEATLEY S PREMIUM STEAM | "'cSp5c" “""*pnird house from First Tollgate. ESTABLISHMENT. OST—On the evening of the 19th inst., on Sev- enth stree very small black and tan terrier ; had lost her hair in spots; one ear badly clipped; had on ared collar. A sui will be given if left at 255 I street, near Six- teenth. Je 22-30" REWARD-—Strayed away on the 20th inst. about 10: o'clock a. m.. a black and tan, ‘LERRIER, with leit fore toot white. white tips on the other feet. The above reward will be paid it returned to P, THYSON th Capitol and First street a 25 Ri ‘D—Stolen from John Kennedy, No. 537 lath street, near Canal Bridgs, BLACK MARE, 7 vaste old: 2s, aided from col- lar and eaddle, on the morning of Zist June.je2-3t* c= TO MY PREMISES, ASTRAY—One dark iron-grey HORSE, with white face, marked I. C., U.S. The owner can have the above property by coming forward, proving Prop- ay. ¥. ert ying charges, and taking hin KOBTER, £ street, betweem 3d and je21-3t* Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.C., Established in 1831 ; premium awarded by the Metro politan Institute, 1867 ; rebuilt, 1806, and is now by far the largest and most complete establishment of the kind in this section of country. Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds deno in the best manner. Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber solicits the continued custom of the conmunity. Goods received and returned by express with the utmost promptness and despatch. Post Office addreas, Lock Box No. 80. Office closes daily at sunset except Savarday. when it is closed at 8% p.m. fe 16-6m MILK! Prnsoxs DESIRING TO OBTAIN A FINE article of MILK. will be furnished at from forty to eat cent per “peel oe nding on rue yd aken per day. rranted pure or nasale. Apply at Clark Milla” farmn,or address Box 385 Gity Rost Office. je 20-3t* ive up thebusi- notice to all No. 230. OTICE.—Having determined to ness of Pawnbroker, I hereby whom it may concern, that all articles now depos- BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS. st § Hoe =i 2 must be redeemed ban oxy ‘toys _ from is date. . * 1 would take this occasign to return many thanks May 6: iar. tt streets south of Fenn. avenue, J oiny old friends and for their liberality in the past, and shall endeavor by politeness to cus- tomers and strict attention to usiness to merit N. B.—I take this opportunity to recommend to former ‘ons to go to Prince’s Loan Office, | large share of their future patron By No. 377 Pennsylvania avenues just round the | increased fecilities for obtatuing supplies, corner from my place, feeling every assurance in | hering strictly to the cash system, I shall. be en- thus recommending. abled to offer a much better assorted stock at lower je 2* M. K. WALSH. rices. I ire to call the 8 attentiga of the y°s BADOLIFFE & SON Biaies ana apie tx Seeral: one of the greatest e N, novelties of age, B ERS, AGENTS AND COMMISSIO) MERC. peta in Flour and General IBSION THE PREBLE PATENT BOOT FOR LADIES. comfort and style it cannot be sur- and look at them before purchasing ‘ly. Itis proper fox me to say you can rely upop finding @ good assortment of gtanle styles of ladies’, i. and children’s BOUTS aad SHOKS, Also, men’s, boys’ and children’s HATS and CAPS in great variety, with BASE BALL SHOES of all sizes. Don’t forget the place. H. C. WENDSOB, Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Hats, je 7-1m* 359 7th st., bet. [and K ats, PPPPPPPPPFPPPPPB EPP PEPER LINEN COLLAR LAUNDRY. Ve take pleasure in informi: Sodenetewin Iteraing gr catomeryeed dise, No. 61 Louisiana avenue, up stairs, Wash- i 2. c. 9-' on, BD. je 19-1m OB SALE—A HORSE, WAGON. and HAR- NESS, in good order; suitable for any kind of pubiness, Apply at the Star Ofice, Sy For beauty, passed. Call any others. Call ear! D STORE, FIRST WARD.—SEEDS SPs. and IMPLEMENTS Game ose White Glover, Lucerne, Sweet Vernal Grass, or yo Grass Boodle, and Bird Geode for als ‘*__K street, near 22d, near Penn. ave. BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW STOBE. 1 ie mndersigned begs leave to inform bis frien: New CHEAP Sone, Ko. 8035 P rcpet, under ¢ PIANOS: Onxr @ Molian PIANO, made by Gilbert; LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, Manufacturers of and Dealers in x NO, made by Meyer, LADIES’ AND GENT.’S FUBNISHING GOODS ve i caine renee “i 324 Pennsylvania syenue, One ‘i at oa en t Gray, Pb Stooland | my 2am between 9th and Wth sts. A large lot of Btelnway & Son and North J PORQRIANT TO THE caDins —INDELiBLE iano Co.’s Instruments h: STAMPING. Werranted fast colors. Will at the ware-rooms of W. G. wash and boil. Done by «a French camposition, & CO., sole t of Steinway a phot wiles has bee: atahigh Jon & Hemlin's Cabinet a my Price, Saves expense Of braiding: ; ; - Ladies are invited to at Asample, try SALAD CREAM © it. ” white or colored Underskirts. $ red for Dreastng Salads. | rate, Aprone, Ac., Stamped on Imitation or ornamented ” WABRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT. thes, BO se 3 but 2 emeouS: aabe UORER BIOW Ke doongendt