Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1868, Page 2

a, Se ee ae ee eS a en LSet | ‘ | THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cirenlation in the District. | ‘TON CITY: aaTURDe eat 30, 1868, SP READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SBE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE ELECTION MONDAY. As our cotem are indulging in “Last Words to Vowrs’ for Monday's election, the ‘Stax ought not perhaps to be behind the occa. sion. Our advice then to citizens is to take pains to vote, even st considerable sacrifice of | time snd convenience. It is not a healthful sign when any considerable portion of the citi- zens, and especially of those most interested in the welfare of the city, stay away trom the polls. When bad. incompetent men are elected to office, the non-yoters are the first to growl, | but they really haveonly themselves to biame- | We advise everybody to keep cool. The elec- tion, though one of interest and importance, is not of that momentous nature to excuse any Violent display of heat or partuzanship. Let every voter exercise his right, according to the | dictates of his judement, without tear that un- Bumbered woes will come to Troy because his Man Is, or is not elected. If Mr. Given is elected, we must not expect the millenium st once to fellow,and our chronic corporation ills and disadvantages to vanish by magic; and if he is defeated we must | not dread that we shall fall altogether under barbaric rule. If Mr. Bowen is elected we must not expect too confidently that in the present economical disposition of Congress his influence with that body will induce it to pave our streets with pearlor otherwise New Jernsalem-ize the city, at the National expense; and if he is defeated we need not much fear that Uncle Sam will in wrath pick up the Capitol under one arm and the White House under the other and stalk away Westward with the Seat of Government. ‘The candidates for Mayor are both men of energy and excellent business capacity; and either, af elected, will doubtless do all that can be done with limited municipal resources to | supply large municipal needs. The city must | make up its mind to have to shoulder mainly the work of municipal improvement. Gon- gress may make appropriations in dribiets, but nothing sufficient to carry out our improve- ments on any systematic comprehensive scale. | In this view of the case it is important that tne right sort of men should be selected for the uty Counetis. We may expect to hear about this time the | familiar cry, “Vote the whole ticket! no | scratching!” We donot join in it. Select hon- | est, public-spirited men, and if any candidate | on your ticket does not come up to these re- quirements, scratch him with all your ten tal- ons! Serateh early and scratch often, until every mame on your ticket represents a citizen of character and capacity, such as you would | trust im your own business affairs. In this Way, and in this way only, can you weed out the disreputable, worthless candidates foisted upon ward tickets by packed caucuses and | clique dictation. | This is our election WOMAN IGHTS IN ENGLAND. Jobn Bull, tt bas been said, does nothing by halves, and in “shooting Niagara” seems dis- | posed to take all the consequences of his plunge into Democracy, and to follow his act out to its logical conclusions m every direc- tion. Thus it is that the question of woman's Tights met in Democratic America with open epposition or evaded by timid conservatism, seems to be received in Great Britain ina spirit | which gives it far more prominence there than ithas here. England, indeed, seems to be tak- mg giant strides in the direction of reform, | and conservative Carlyle, and those he repre- sents, may well feel alarmed. Fran. | chise reform aud Church retorm accomplished: the agitation will probably seek new channels’ and it is pot impossible that woman will have the right of suffrage there before she has it bere. Such an entire renovation of organized society as us now taking place there can only be described asa revolution. And no symp- tom of it is more striking than the position which the question of extending the suffrage to ‘women bas suddenly assumed. A petition has Just been laid on the table of the House of Co: mons, asking for women the right to vote for members of that body. It is signed by more than twenty thousand women; but it is the weight of the names, and not their number, that is urged as important. Among them are Florence Nightingale, the Protestant Sister of Mercy; Miss Frances Power Uobbe, the vigo- Tous religious writer; Mrs. Mary Howitt, the favorite story-teler of young folks; Mrs. Somerville. the most famour scientific lady of the age; Miss Harriet Martineau, the woman of universal genius; Mrs. Harriet Grote, the critic and biographer of artists, and wite of the historian; and many others second onty to those in abilities and fame. Among | he mem of mind who advocate the change are Messrs. William Howitt and George Grote, Professor Huxley, Professor Alexander Bain, the founder of the new positive school of men- tal science, Charles Kingsley, J. T. Palgrave, Professors Nicholl, Leslie and Masson; Sir | Jobn Bowring, the venerable oriental scholar and linguist; John Morley, editor of the Fort- nightly Review, and scores of others, almost as | well known as these at home and abroad. With this support before the thinking public, and with the seventy or more members oi the House of Commons who are known to favor the project, led by Mr. John Stuart Mill, now | the most influential political thinker im Eng- innd, the movement promises to be formidable indeed. Vormns Uspmr tax Asmwesty.—Un Monday last the judges of registration in this city or- dered to be stricken from the registers of voters the names of ali who have been pardoned or claimed amnesty, unless the certificate of the voter shows that bis original paper or affidayit | under the proclamation of amnesty, has been filed tm the State Department. This matter baving been submitted to Mr. Seward, he de- | cides that the failure to file the affidavit in the ‘State Department does aot vitiate or impair the Tights of the citizen provided and required by the President’s prociamatien of September 7, Is67; but wevertbeless, if the voter desires he can obtain at the State Department such certifi- cate a» will enable Bim to come within the res- elution of the judges of registration. Tt seems that Colonel Wood, Chief of the Detectives Of the Treasury Departinent, Likely to earn the thanks of the public for goed set vice owtade the prevention of counterfeit- ing. It washe, aided by one of his assistants, Who arrested Coburn, and thus broke up the prize fight arranged to take place between McUoole and Coburn, near Cincinnati, a few days sgo. He received therefor the curses | and maiedictionsof the roughs present, but has | Bs | | won, 3 & tair offset, the gratitude of all de- | | cently disposed people. Whether there be any i ath oF not im the charge that thearrest was made up beforehand, matters little. The fight did not take place, which is 3 tangible and ac. ceptable fact. Mr. Adams, :he late Minister from this coun- ry to Great Briain; teft tor the Vomtinent the same evening after be bad bis tarewell audi. ence with the Queen. He will travel in Eu- Tope, it is authentically stated, until after the Presidential election, This would seem to Gispose of the rumors connecting his name with Folitical movements during the coming cam- paign. We have reliable information, how. ever, that bis sympathies are all against ¢ Republican party, and that he takes a very de- spondept view of the eundition of pubdlicat- fairs im this country, and bas bat little bope touching its nearfutere. Soe Exoxisn’ Orera.—The Richings’ troupe cootmue todrmw Mine houses, «Fra Diayvalo” wa given in good style last night, a large and tasbiorabie sudieses being’ préwet Tne principal members of the pany are too well known im Toles in this opera to need any epecigi megtion. ‘The suggestion might perhaps be made to Mr. Wylie, who performed tie paft of Lorenzo ‘hat the exposure he makes of himsd? “| breecbes unduly ‘ght, thongh striking, is not Silogether satisfactory to the audience. - ———— CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. SEpATE.— Yesterday, after our age ‘The Arkansas bill was proceeded wil question beingon the amendment of | Mr. ee to strike out = the conditions of sdmission contained in the bill. Mr. Buckalew then be tted a ne calling on the General of & cop; of all papers submitted ty Gen. Ghee relas tive to affairs in Arkansas gince the “th inst; adopted. r. Edmunds tock the figor in the amendment by moving that the bill be recommitted, with instructions to the committee to provide for the inauguration of the new State government, and the continuance of the military force m thereof, arid to altach such conditions to the bill as would secure the constitution of the State from ever being impaired or altered by disloyal hands, and imposing upon the Lextslature the to the Uoa- stitution as to admi After jerabl sion, Mr. Connéss moved to take uj ¥ oeenctent Tesolution to Tovide for the of adjournment. yr. Wilson Why, PE Caer sie, the rate we See gulag on, we Aa not be able to adjoura ith of Decem Wilson, ‘the Senate went into executive sesasion, and afterwards ad- journed. Hovsz.—Yesterday, after our report closed— Mr. Carey, of Obio, moved that when the Hose adjourn it be untl Monday next, to give members. Sey to participate in the —. ot aces motion was rejected—yeas The House then resolved eel? into Commit- tee of the Whole, and resumed a nee tion of the Indian ap; ration bil Pending consid ideation of the bill ihe commit. tee rose, and er resumed the chair. Mr. Clarke, of Tenewed the motion that when the House pe ay it be until Mon- bay heme the motion was again rejected. —_—$_-e Tar New StcRETARY OF WAR.—The Senate yesterday confirmed General Schofield as Sec- retary of War. By this action the wheels ot the Department, at a stand-still since the retire- ment of Mr. Stanton, will be set in motion again. General Schofield is known in the ser- vice as a fine executive officer, and he will undoubtedly make an efficient Secretary of War. Many people are laboring under the impres. sion that Congress has extended the 50 per cen: clause of the bankrupt act to January ist, 1869" This is a mistake. The proposition was made 1m Congress, but not acted upon, except to refer it to the Judiciary Committee. Insolvents, therefore, who file their petitions in bankrupt- | ¢y after to-day, must, im order to obtain relief, be able to pay fifty per cent. of their indebted. Our Maryland exchanges continue to speak in glowing terms of the prospect of the whea; crop. Ip Harford county it never looked better, and a large yield is anticipated. In Washing- ton county, should what remains of the season be good, the chances are in tavor of the finest crop produced for years. In Allegany the crop looks fine. Corn nor rye do not promise so well as wheat. i a ‘The Washftigton county, Md., papers are urging the name of Jacob S. Grove, Esq., of that county, for President of the Chesapeake and Obio Canal Company. in the place of Al- fred Spates, the present incumbent. COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, satsidn AV EMING wes ot J. H. BLACK, Rec. Sec. NEW CONG! SATIONAL oem es CT poo 7:0 p.m, Rev. 0. B. ‘Bor Paste hia preach TO-MORBOW “SORNING! a V_ SAMUEL CLAWSON will preach in Hho Methodist’ Protestant coharR corner ‘Beats = HobiGw apis at 1 eB. THE Wa Bye on Mois ad aeaer a8) ay TION MONDAY Dr. re ‘Ohio TOMOR, Frbasioxe atSoclock. Ad- Pi hing by th 4 ‘ai, Drinkhouse at 11 a. mandp.m. ie public cordially invited. It ‘THE LADIES OF x a of” Church, corner lith and K streets, when and whe merous frigude and the public gensraliy Adit Taco Sooke coer, Ba Tata th and F streets, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY June 2 and 3, FOR TWO EVERINGS ONLY. Special efforts are made to render tival the moet Coneever given by the Bab. Bre invited to attend Wednesday < flerpoon ats ovlock “(Admisalon 35 conta; Children. 10cents, m30-tt_ bj yh WILL rome cr'adiaih core rae - holas Acker Ward BATURDAY EVE! ane, Su, issn, at 8 o'clock. All Coneervatives and supporters of) Given are invited to By order of Liny 29-207 COMMITT: DEPABTEEET OL OF METROPOLITAN Orrice oF Mason AnD'St No. 22 Lovista WasHixo Proprietors of Reman! wher nom, Mog 2. other Spir sf iianers are aid, in sree ‘igs, aces ity of and t. is freiy from tne sale ct. intosicadng tiggore a that my 29-2 Major and Superintendent. OFFICE OF THE w. @ ~ ww, SEATIN de ay oe asuine ron, ws. m with article lich of the Coheth UMERTING of the Ciawie call '¥., June @th, 1605. at the Board It will ba recolieseed ‘at's o'clock iit inet frat Timitatlon for spayment of sesements will expire. 0 oy and 4 pected that all who do ‘not ¢ deviteto forte hol membersbip wil! es paid their assessmen' oy time. as only those certificates tah Paid up will be Cafitled to representation et he 3 NRT Lage (organfaed on the lf lan) il Nill, be bold och eo inne WONDAT,5 J ‘Sth, at8o'clock Books of vabscription are now opeu et the Pol- ew ae ee RUBINSON & 00. P. 1 ore enna. avenues, be- a J. FALLS. Secretary's OMice, Interior De- partment. EB. Star Office Fuomas B. PENICKS. Government Printing CROPLEY < McoLeup, corner Bridge and streets. iM. H. BADER er cornee St Po Ramones _A J. FALLS, 8ec'y. oy oul my 2-0 = ECONOMICAL pmo @ Assocra- ‘ersons desirous o| ini mi an. will hod Suvecrpt aaa the Constitution at eetiee PLANT'S Boom, Wo. 10 Plant's sare Druggist, 15th street, near Wea W'S 0 ‘opposite the T: easury no: STORRS Omcer oppenite “vapors = Pies : Hicranpunyes 324 D street 8. Bort! ¢ J '¥ O%'S Coach F: a san oe panddhans : ae “Fax. Koomus, becy, 1 TUANT. Presigent, ee IO, ANNUAL TAX NOTICE. lem oon SDASETPES Or, same persons who shall neglect ‘the sume due we che ron respectively. etait he Hist afore- sit tthe expiration, * Secome: lable ts will, a xpirat y FIVE PER CENT. ADDITIONAL upen the Smuount thereof, af ternal Revenue fur the District f Oeliector of Inte ¢ ter o ae AY, 11th F Pda niltzof- es eta mers de ap pobatien ae Watt & & on avenue, FOUSEREEPERS Milburn’s Polar Soda. ‘THE COLDEST AND THE BEST. No. 450 FIFTEENTH STREET, Opposttz Tagasvry. MINERAL WATEBS ON DRAUGHT. Sorcha. ant stocks sce TROMLY , 329 7th stree' spear fig ay i Ww ‘2 fine second summer breast o mie isa Haag amsATT AS fame ES We ae pga Fo ia oka good be 8th street, between. ce: iT ED—| ANT. ( white) to Wen abe aed ise Apply at 43 eee” and ft By @ saan ‘acres B (WASTED. a2 Beeectipign Ch ae & Ma AZze se MAN lei =a LRISURS AFT: ‘no ON EUuNIBR ED aay ho writes s fine and ia bend. mi oes his por services ~ te iareee river may _re- re them, aa ribe.”” au Oopyist. ANTED—* emall Fu oe mn. pas rnisbed the lady of ‘ne meg omy mg poe and one er to poet afew plain di: » for ene ing perme, &ec., wi eevee fie sa oapstics ae et rhe Rirnished ber REPS PABTMERT tomed to children sad bev! ng | tions need apply. Calt after ree Cvs od oF betore nd 25th 23 Pa. a Tm. at No. streets, south side, fourth Touie Eater sPaRE SLING ad Brate SHEER Visors WANTEDIA whi white female COOK: CES ‘come + Feceived at recommended. Apply at the Green ni sage eam oUMMIN Mountain Saloon, Center Manet, B.1 TOE. my 29-50" 229 Pa. ae Opposite Willara’s, WORTHY. my a ANOS. ‘ANTED—Benetors and Conareen P Ss Win cic irold qoLorHes a at, groatoat iets Now and LA ‘aking Sime ate SBE LL iy Tatlo TAN porium, 393 Sit meron ‘and all pm al struments, fer sale or vent eae eee saps 306 Ht ly G REAT BRBGAIN. A CHICKERING FULL GR ED PIANO, very little used. which we have taki exchan; very low upon the yrs yoo Sole Age mats of aways Bianco sed e my 29-3t E Hamltn's Cabinet Organs Eun BE Ronr French n lath an taken ABVEY 4 © MANUF ACT cREES OF ICE CREAM, n. ouaral Oe AND FROZEN Of all th tC Feepectfally i form our frieade end the in! je 1 ible th that we are with thei ronage every satisfaction. at attention wn be prid to Family and it house orders: sleo Fic: Mics. Foativate. 4 Beloons. jelivered prom parts o olty at the most Teasobable terme. 29:4 a | ‘Tuees 812 sek ogpteaiy hy sein oa g reawold for Gio eat te 'S @ YEDO TEA STOR! 459 oth street, between D and APAN TEA ONLY, 1.25 ee ior aa not dried in baskets lined with silk, but musi in. Try EDQ TEA STORE. Fide ou fap etween D and B. AS! 1 TEAS! ~ ees T ‘BAS! TEAS! Just received dir: ecb ieees oor ry agent a hi ‘ticle JAPAN TEA at @1.25. *ddo, * SERIN 4 YEDO TEA STORE. 489 oth street, between B and &. | PB coors AND SHOES PIS GENTLEMEN WHO WISH THE BEST, MOST AND A FULL ASSOBTMENT FROM WHICH TO 8ELECT, AT PRICES UNUSUALLY LOW HALON ALE for the quality of goods, Will do well by calling at WILSON'S, Under the Odd-Fellows’ Hall, SEVENTH STRERT, NO. 502. FEENOH BOX-TOED BOOTS AND SHOES of all styles and prices. The $5.50 BOOTS that give such universal sstisfaction always on hand. BEMEMBER THE NUMBER, 502 SEVENTH STRERT. Eneravine, my2-st LITHOGRAPHING, amp COPPER-PLATB PRINTING, ar FRENCH & RBICHARDSON’S, STATIONERS AND BNGRAVERS, 334 PENN. AVENUE, WEDDING AND “AT HOME” OARDS, PARTY CARDS, INVITATION CARDS, &c., ENGRAVED WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH. CRESTS, INITIALS, AUD MONOGBAMs, Stamped in colors, plaiv, or illuminated, (in gold, silver and bronze,) of the best designs in art and workmanship. my 28-tf Cee WINES. ‘We have in stores full supply of LCALIFORNIR WINES and BRANDIgS ase 3 Ce. a"bnorane,” 'g mx 4, pay BA) mie Store, apd ee aale by ¥ fi EXTRACT Pty FLAS Tt sale by Band é IBBISQUOI WATER. New supply just a ee deter Bete ole, W CROP MAPLE SIRUP AWD SUGAR Nive! Btore, and for onlay, ame eEzERINUG, No 0. pol Peunsy! aes pny oan uctioneer a: EZE! 5 wand Farnitires W Wo. 502 oth st. S of, will fod it to upon or adraee # note e by po Dost to D street, who very highest cash prices for fai eae ture and housekeeping effects, MA of thelr ler In id ANTED—A COOK, WASHER and wi TROREE. ‘None | but first class need a] iy Apply on 23d street, four doors north of Heer myZ7 st 10,000 Detw. ted. Fast Colors. Goods. ‘Stamped Aprons at cost.t Ly aes to call at Cong Buirie, Bands Pantelets, &c Indelible taping uction ii Btam| my 25-6" ANTED—Minrral Water dealers, confection- Proprietors of Restaurante to know ors.and that FP. Scott's Concentrated Extract of Ginger is the best in use. Bee Agents, in another columa. my I-Im WARPEDSApUEES. for rent and small, { ae ont ‘nts EEOMAS, bate St NG, SPM ETth street, Bo sale, a the city, for ine Tth atrect, wear i A eee WAND CAST OFF vo | WARES A ge ate Poteet it LOST AND FOUND. $25 or ee will be paid for the perenne fp ene petit on and 13ti eet, becwere it atreste. Al m Sor rest. formation thet wiil feed to their detection joa gle ve € aa ered from the cae lored COW. wit ee weit formati JEREMIAH ight 629 Net orth, bet. sth BOARDING. eo, pas ot sg that {can get " ei sae ying on 1D THEIR WIVES h or hese } witl Board eo the comfort ofa heme, NY Fu IVE OR SIX 3 MECBANICE ca can find RO ty ro ENT_Two Beaty, Tarnished front CHAM- st and second fi with Board, rates, at No. gos street, between 12th and 13th streets. my 29-2t* in that A&Y FEW | wROARDERS CAN BE A accommo ae INGS at dlp re 4 50 ABD and on aeeee "TABLE BOARD 0 Der week. Li = M503 D street, between 1 Fa ‘sath the x ‘ritnat ee = men onl; r conveniences, i, nue q No. 300 H strcets Wotwsen rth eh and th haga ‘iets, A?” a 5. ry ai — Desirable ble Blooms wires -aithout Bi at Aces i (No It Guore sold.) Board 83, per oy hae Bonthly Jers at redaced le t BOARD. sgt ae +4 Bim" Fmsts CLASS Lass TABLE BOARD oa BE louse. corner Pennsyl ave.'and Tih st. for 820 permonth. my HaD jvanis B-tJ1 Ustow HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, D. C. tion of guests, ‘ay ior throws ep. Exprees.) Ete, desirable Hotel is mem cree open for the recep- iG —Fe t, 98" Ot ms, wit io. YAMASHERO TEA. IGHEST FLA- THE VORED TEA’ ever bi yht to in coun try, in email, Japanese tes porches. in Japanese and {a Yokobama. Translation from , Grower’ 's Letter im ow “This Ten is grown qhero Hille. | It is red ‘wt bevests lined with silk, over’ a Slow ‘Bigned. and desir- Boarders accommodated si my 8-im* each bearii lish letters, printed ir Pos .M. P. KING 4 S08, Importers of Japan Carton. aportera of Japan Carlos, Kiiig Place, JAPAN es ONE ane. on THIRD ff | USEFUL AND cuntous ABTICLES, ‘The first ever imported direct to this Distr SELECTED IN JAPAN BY NORMAN L. KING, of this city. Onexhibition and fer sale at KING PLAOE, ict. Corner Vermont avenue, end 18% street, _may B-tf 484 0 THE = LADIES. 2. MW. P. KING & BON. ey town REND, 616 11 etreet. bet Dont Este. Me st Wat HILE Lots. TWO WUNpaED more BEAUTIFUL LOTS F Cher note between aorta £2 BBICK HOUSE. six rooms and passare. wi ‘end gee, and nice cellor and {root and back ine, Testis of M. GREEN, corner of streets, OFFERED FOB SaLB on ENDID PROPERTY, NORTH oF ‘THE CITE, era sheet ee Tareful (anal. three FORW For instance, slot at @400 would require bat 94 attanie for “houeekerDing: ta band set pesrand located; gee ood water tn the yard; rent | On tres terme ee ee tent eas Se]. rebar Miameltaieenes ree nevn uk Gua th ae = near Ware! | Can make no better purchase. pertment ent on the Dremiave @ te D. ye omirn: ITH, yo TX, Street. Of the finest located lots remain unsold pe 7 aer BUY QUICK. ‘ol ive cansecare ® lot paying 62 down. Piva nt Sycormer Iahand | Titie i_eeee = mente. six mouths cach, Nave need Fen’ my30 tw* . Dr. VAN BOGAN. TUNE street, & ROOMS and ‘Tivats. STnguire 909 lith oteest, mas 5 A large, well furnished Room, at Street, betwoen Penasyivaninargons and H street. y 29-St* R ‘oom! FoR RENT IN A GOOD TOOATIO furnished fegaiobed on New York my SOR RENT Thre sigry BECK HOUSE. No Bullders’ Depot. 562th etrest Hi t TON & 00. ent Party Parsishes Rooms! ki ‘th street, in that brick Teen US ok a B street. Water house. WO FURNISHED ROOMS directly south of the Smithsonian I eR. No. 147 B street south, between streete. es Tie OB BENT—Sinely or together, a SUITE @F ROOMS. delight etal, located for summer. children taken, At No. Monument. PRICK | Bouse. Fors ROOMS “AND. BaSs Bas vent Kitchen. For Rent; A «1 \d Sth east. it $16. Four squares east ot ‘apitol. myD 3 'OB BENT—Store Room No. 331 Pa sven between 6th and 7th streets. 80 fect dee) “ee fs sion June let. Inquire of JACKSON. 4 ESAT eee 200m Fan BED. OF ee aE Reed building. corner of ne BOOMS. © 43, street, near ti Lin ;OR BENT Lis a NT <n. pom seitehie se Twenty aiinutes walk of the reenery, “Gere eee the door. Mo. 37, corner of Bridge aad Green sts, Georgetown. my 39 3t™ los remises to J OHN OR BALE—A very nest. two-e ar | Buta aaa : ma :| ____ PERSONAL, and O streets. Bo Ine fron a) = in oxeelicnt order Apolicerton nt Sigil ng $25 FoR FOR 1793 ¢ CENT —Coins and Curiosities immediately, or the bo: oo pay, mailed for Be 2c.’ MABON & OO), adelphia NT TELE SHOULD, CONFIDE Lap pocthees wa nd fer maa: le nd eit, and fs t mer in eos s mat greatest success. In guarantees a tt from het cause. No. 326 B street, below Penth iN RER & WHITNEY. my 292t Real Eee Brokers. 416 7th street. F R PRIVATE SALE—That very de-irail 4 UILDING LOT on E street north, betwee 9th and mae streets; being partof Lot No 3. is Sqvare 377, fronting % fvet 6 inches on E street, bea running Soy i cease ser rma vaay. or pargeulars ap TE WREL §.CO. . No. 3 Tenth. my 18-ly my 29 _Auctioncers and Ccmmmiscion Morckasts. Sreexe TEER Toc tow, Lanai at abo patina | ieee” D THIS | rable location. Inquire between 8th and 9th. ese WM. PRINCE EMOVED 18 STAMP FOR RSs? Guew Brick on ‘Sth. between O and t $25. im advance. ae ply at S31 T areet north bet. 6th and 7th. my38-ti Foes! a ee or three TRAOTS OF uD. 100 acres, near Colesville, Mont- id. Equi the ha Fa aa $200 Tums Pea Es pt per mopth. jyant ire phe ks ives Rood, Corner 7th amd south. Brcz,; popes FO} ie 0. 233 6ih street oe Ay nd rc. 5 ae : ire at 280 totes L'and M strcectes Fo. OR BENT—A FARM “contatal ra stat ting also: done. R. LEON 'S SPRCIFIO, Digan pew med, tate yes Ith street, above E. ~ BENT. taining n ees ae heer Serest. "Wetbeen Nth and Tah ot 5-6 A SEE CHANCE TURN SFR ren lence fo for reine. ‘basin en, Addreee = We Re Box men. Healthy, pleasant, quie! ee if be wa. ‘Terme reasoaable, OB | BE — Wap a niae rit ead sd ape rooms, Stat stent not ‘very 10 ee fhbor fe Ei equates, fesan tae care. nion Hotel, coment Livres CAN HAVE THEIB ROOPSKIRTS ALTEBED AND REPAIRED ot OHS. BAUM’S HOOPSKIBT. CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOB MANUFACTOBY, €9 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. mh U-tt pict heres, oe seers at te, Bog ot Pa etnaistealee ee wo lnige plecmant ROME cow On second floor, beautifally furnished. dining-room and avkite hea Foralebed ‘$58 per mo mot ath to ‘anti, with, nt 69 G Ttveet north, vermeen 3 ag with ith Mi aces 5 FIRST. chase” ‘UNrURNIen OUSES, ee EE n O05 ko G0 per — Lt FUaNisaey ALE 6 rooms, Ly epee Lot 16x58; other pro pe ee FRAME HOUSE. ® only $900. — my 23-4t ps _RENT—HOUSE No. 174 G street. near street. pow occupied by haem Gen"! 6°0. 0. Howard. will be for rent, to commence on the first of July next. In the premises, m 27-6t* Fok nntitrent conser st ioe naa Papen ea o! a be for rent on and after Jane I 650, corner of N. J. av. and Tet, Be in advance. % ner 0th and K atreete north, of dhpely aoe my 21-6 T.E. FOr BENT Foor FURNISHED ROOMS. two comereinees:< and bedroom, at 442 Mth atreet ‘ork avenue, SELECTION OF PIANos. (From the Pittsiurg Bromine Chronicle of May 3, We fremuch pleas d to learn that the Pittsburg | he of L and tinfia- mba diate vaawat | nictreane cde se Sine eat, on Le Pie oe Store eed Fixtures, such additi fone to fn Denectoent o D0 feet a quire not less pence FS 1B RENT— 1 Feraihed H Bove sescaaheee oe lls ee _my commer ofTthvent Bras (OR BALE AT A BARGAIN—A O1GA: STORE KF with stock apd fixtures. and = me sweet it ivi 4a sbi lit: ane vi whe of greatest posuible derebt tang we contra fie institution om their acauisition, °"e"**@ Taauite of watt By 2-6" ses eneinaraillg has bairman of committee spente foriiselt | "© bad Pirtsecne, Mi 18. 1868 —Cuantorrse BuumE— tec appointed or ot os reek bet for faruieh. corpora th srt wee rca on ug seven Win, pete 2 Co.'s $00 Pianos. as per pessiepere iy Toosanay cong submitted by Mr habe and ure nicely adapted ame ta aod aa bde cbasharres i, Pianos is No. 495 uth street. above Peunsylvapia @ aap GO EEICHERBACH. , | ma pooRs FURS rn. 496 FEL- 496 Areat slocvie rh A, aS est UY 4 HOUSE AND 64 SAVE RENT. je can offer ag? rar gn Ea ward ae, i AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATER eheapey 2° ISH OPBua OOMPANT. Benedxt * overa i. LIL oF LLABNEY MON June a, ty Om Akthe BAND OPENING or tur FEW SOHBUTTEN PARK. on MONPAY AND TURSDAY Jape tb aad Md. 188 aa ——_—_—_______ PIC NICS, EXCU RSIONS, &p. TS hid te AWNOAL Pic BIC OF THB RickORY Garde, Sti aes <eenay ckete. fifty and Ladies » one. hase ie order of ths COMMITTER Sere — EXOURSION BY MOOWLIOBT?! FROM WASHINGTON TO BALTIBORE, and down CHESAPEAKE Bay as far as ~ ANNAPOLIS OB THOMAS’ POINT. TORSDar, June to. 2568 at Se will leave Wi kp m.. when oo con wt ed saan Ariepguincce B7 If the weather proves to be unfevorebie [peeing te Bxcureidn will be postponed seth Thureday my 2 t 10 NIC Pic NTO’: THE Finest ORAND Pic NIO ‘atthe Bevemth-street x Conte rhUnepay Jape sth 308, 20 pieck Admiesion Prof. tchrocier® Brass wna oats ef a » bi nd Police will be at the entrance improper persons from onnertag Ee G*®r EXCURSION COLUMBIA TY POGRAPHICAL UNION, No i, will gives GRAND saiceiia ~ wad EXOUBBION MOUNT V ERROR, Wi bed WASHINGTON, AND ITE HOU, on Ss ae. Jone 4, 1568 ne Somer 8 wy (Onak- Shas le) has been ebartered for the purpose. aud will YS leave her whart, . Soot of 7th strect, Be o'clock tf Lon mane AND nil Bees on connected with no military organiration, can for Exeur on Mberal terms. at fone, Parties, Fas Teteee streets. Ford’s Drag op im 8S TEPHENS & CO (Late ‘all, Stephens & Oo.) 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, i ‘9th and Lith strents, MERCHANT TAILORS. HEW SPRING CLOTHS PeseEee aD VESTINGS, ‘BEOCEI' a s08T mbil-tf At moderate prices. F.*- HEIBERCER, (Baccessor to HB. F. Lovpon & Oc . OITIZENS, ARMY AND HAVE 152¢: remnsrivasta averce, 152 BETWEEN 171m AND 1872 STREBTS, FIRST WARD. TBE BORTHE AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. THE Lov 8 OF. TINE TRA ARE INVITED To 8 hs AS pier Oy But x Ta ‘of aug wre conoreaas Young Hyson, O14 B; J ra apace eaten Seek ere Peas Mocha. Old rok CorrEns: 9 Java, Mi acai: Most CHOCOLATES . Broms, Grin ¥. lalgnd Brest Obecolets res SUGARS Island, wr tae at Crauned ant Powdgraf. ribet: Ormmatate. PUBE CIDER pisboaR, Whole or Ground. ‘Sts riety Pure GENERAL ASSOBTMENT rn eyes most every family. MPS, PATENT BURNERS iG ij eo ir ese Agent for the North American Tea Company. mylt TAS »— =) >