Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1868, Page 2

Oe THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation in the District, CROSBY S. NOYES... --Editer. WASHINGTON CITY TUESDAY..,,.........------- JUNE 9, 1868, Ss READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE SITUATION AT THE CITY HALL. In anticipation that there would be a repeti- tion of the exciting scenes of yesterday at the Otty Hall a good many people repaired to that locality this morning; but though the order of proceedings there to-day was by no means in cordance with the usual hum-dram routine, there was nothing of 4 sensation nature. The Conservative organization of the Councils held & meeting at 11 o'clock and made another call wpon the Register for the election returns: | ‘Which were not forthcoming, and the Com- mittee asked for further time with authority to send for persons and papers, which was granted, and the meeting adjourned uatil 5 p- m. to-morrow. The Republican organization held their meet- ing at 12 m, but had no special business to transact. Mayor Bowen was in his office throngh the Gay acquainting himselt with the business de- | tails of the office. Mr. Bowen yesterday re- quested Mr. W. A. Cook to fill the position of Corporation Attorney—Mr. Bradley having re- | signed that office—antil the office can be per- | manently filled. Mr. Cook was im the Circuit Court dus morning attending técases against the Corporation, and was afterwards, for some time, with Mr. Bowen in his office. The Republicans generally seem in good spirits over the “situation” at the City Hall. They hold possession, which is set down 485 nine points of the law, and do not seem to fear that they can be dislodged. The onus of law proceedmgs, they hold, is thrown upon their opponents, if the latter should feel dis- | posed to test the matter in the courts. ‘The Conservatives do not seem quite agreed as to the course they shall pursue, and certain. | ly did not make much headway in thetr pro- ceedings to-day. It is probable that they will apply for a writ upon Register Boswell to <bow cause for refusing to allow the Councils to bave the ballot-boxes to count the returns. ‘We judge that they are pretty much resigned to accept the conclusion that Mr. Bowen is a fixture in the Mayor's office for the next two years, but they will doubtless make a vigorous contest im the Courts for the control of the Councils. It is s satisfaction to all good citizens to note that the excited state of affairs lately prevail- tag is cooling rapidly down: and the most heated in the community seem now willing to accept @ peaceful solution of the difficulties through the courts. MR. COLFAX AND THE SOLDIERS. Speaker Colfax has written the following denial of a partizan fabrication at his expense. | ‘The writer of the story seems to bave acted on the theory that all 1s fair im polities; but he overshot the mark a good deal by putting words in the mouth of Mr. Colfax the most vahkely for him to utter. To the many in Washington who know the unwearied labors— only half hinted at in his letter—given by Mr. | Colax to the soldiers during the war, with his kind-hearted cheerfulness and readiness, story appears simply ridiculous | Wasnixctos, May 25, 1563. | To he Editor of the South Bend Regisier The Democratic paper of our city copies from he Indianapolis Sentine/ an article signed “N- M. Moore,” asserting that, asa soldier, he called 2 me in the winter of I>62,and that the follow- ing then occurred A finely-dressed geutleman came immedi- ¥ bebitid me; a colored boy met us in the puon-room. He asked us for our cards: be citizen laid bis upon the silver waiter. I ‘stormed tim 1 had none. He then left the rcom. Ina few minutes Mr. Colfax made his appearance. He spoke in a very affable way | the citizen gentleman, not deigning to notice | me. Inashort time the gentleman left, and | Mr. Colfsx turned short around, and in no | very amiable Way said: “Well, what will you have I then, in as few words as possible, ¢xplaimed the object of my visit. In reply, he sid he had no time to fool away with sol- ors.” The whole story is utterly false, and it its author swears to it, as he says he is willing to do. be will swear to a wicked and malignant | falsehood. 1 do not know any such man. I never bad a silver card-waiter in my life. I | Lever used such language as he alleges to any | Loman being who called on me, man. woman, | cingen. or soldier. Nor is there a single tait or just man at my home, of any party, (I do not include in this the editor of the Uaion,) who believes that I could, or would, reply to | soldier who called upon me that =I had Po tume to fool away with soldiers.” Many Indiana soldiers know that, at that very time, i was spending one day each week in visiting ~oldiers at the hospitals, and, in addition attending to their business at the De- | ects. It is shametul that political oppo- n should indtce the manufacture and pub- c10n of Such vile fabrication Seuvy Corvax. Ta City CuaRtem—Those of our citizens | without respect to party predilections, who | are in favor of repealing the city charter are in | bigh spirits over the disgraceful scenes at the Cuy Hall yesterday. They consider, not with- cut reason, that a few more sueh displays will | «to the business for the present form of city and | Inistrict government, and bring about a change | ot some kind; and any change, they argue, will be for the better, pies a It is reported in Paris that Napoleon ITI is vil disposed to recognize the rights of our alized citizens as Bismarck, and as ready » make @ treaty im the matter, securing to all Frenchmen who may be citizens of three years’ "hited States the privilege to molestation, even it they had emigrated to evade the performance of military duties. General Dix is said to ommunication with the French Govera- nm this subject | | Esciish OvgRa.—The “Czar and Carpen- er” was pertormed for the first time in Wash. ington by the Ricbing's Troupe, atthe National | ‘Theater last evening. The opera was fayor- | obly received. and the sextette was extremely wellsung, 9s was also the “Song of the Czar.” | oy Mr. Campbell. To-night we are to have ules Eichelberg’s comie opera of “The Doctor Alcantara.” on which occasion the Chinese Embassy will be present A festival is to to-morrow and of the above estab. to encourage im this way an ful and so general in 4 we tr asist ion so us ope- stall willavaul themselves to extend to it their liberal Shillings a, Odeon Buildiaz, and & Sviomons, we bavean advance igration from Prussia to America t is expected, will reach 25a, 2 d chiefly of inhabitants of the north. provinces, Who are for the most part Prot- and havea smati capital at their com. | ~ Yor gives a melancholy ac- ¢cuntot the condition in which General Hooker ned from Europe. It says of hum that he is «a confirmed invalid, the victim of para. | lysis, dependent upon oth The two sons of Stephen A. Douglas, both of whom are resident in North Carolina, are said to be members of the Kepublican party, he oldest being the private secretary ef Hon. W. W. Holden, Governor of that Stat-. ————_ The smpual International Convention of Yourg Men’s Christian Associations of the ‘States and Canads will be held at De- chigan, on Wednesday, June 24, ‘The National Board of Trade lett Philadel. | | Sia yesterday on an excursion to the iron and coal fieids of Pennsylvania. S7 Juries in New York serve for a shilling s case. Positions among the intelligent dozen are not coveted. S7° Bad stories ste told of the Czar. His late poplexy” is said to have been Russian for @ luzium tremens. | as be considered this a partial order of the | Tax bill. NING. at 74. o'clock, in Tem Le r 3.8 tH 5 and Wwe str WEDNESDAY, wed THURSDAY, day oo Tickets can be obtained at the book and masic stores. apd at the d. i folly invited to att ad. ‘Tee public ere rep CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE.—A fer our report closed yesterday — The bill to admit North Carolina and other ‘Southern States to tation in Congress Was discussed up to the hour of adjournment by Messrs. Vickers, » Norton, Tram- ball, Sherman, and others.” Hovse.—After our Bir Shollaberger (Ont eafered oe <a . a Test for contempt o! graeted othe tar of the House to make 8 ste ment to purge himself of the contempt of the order of the House. 5 ‘be nt-at-Arms them ited Mr. Woolley in tromt of the ‘Speaker's dest The resolution just adopted was then read by the Clerk. The Speaker to Mr. Woolley. Are you ready to make such explanation as will purge ou of your contempt of the order of the House? Mc. Woolley. Mr. Woolley then produced a roll of manu~ script from coat pocket, ard was about te untie at, whem ‘Mr. Shellaberger said the witness was here for his contempt in refusing to answer a ques- tion of the committee, and could ouly purge himself of the contempt by pressing his wil- lingness to answer the committee. Mr Eldridge raised the point of order that that was not the proper state of the case. Mr. Woolley comes here and proposes to make a statement which will purge him of contempt. He asks that the House will hear him, and ther, it the Honse orders him to answer a certain question, be will obey the order. The read the resolution, and said that it contained two propositions, the first of which was that Mr. wasin coptempt of the House, and the second that he be brought here to answer that contimpt. Mr. Woolley.—I have my answer and state. ment here in writing. Mr. She! r said he was not in the House when the witness was committed, but he understood he was guilty of the contempt in refusing to answer in the Committee, and not in retasing toanswer to this House, ‘and all I am sir. | that is required of him is to answer the com- mittee. He can say whether he is ready to do so or not. Mr. Woodward (Pa ) ued that under the Tesolution just adopted Mr. Woolley had a right to purge himself of the contempt in his own way. and upon his own terms. The wit- hess is in contemptof the House for not an- Swering certain ata ge to him by a committee of the House, and it is impossible for this House to prescribe a rule and manner for the witness to purge himself. It is per- fectly competent for the witness to show that improper questions were put to him. 'T. Garfield said the House had on another occasion ruled the questions to be proper, and . remained only for the witness to answer em. Mr. Woodward still insisted that the witness could answer here in his own way. Mr. Covode (Ps.) said this whole question was unprecedented. He bad never knowns witness who was in contempt to be allowed to Answer in the House a question put to him by the committee. The witness is not only in con- tempt, but is also under a charge of perjury. Mr. Eldridge called to order tor the last remark. The Speaker said the committee had hitherto made @ report accusing Woolley of perjury, and he would snbmit the resolution to the House whether it was im order to thus allude to it. ‘Mr. Eldridge protested against he submis- sion of all these questions to the House, and contended that the Speaker should rule upon them. ‘The question was put, and the House ruled Mr. Covode in order by a vote of 70 to 3-. Mr. Butler contended that the witness could make no other purgation than to say whether he would or would not answer the question 0 the committee, and in support of this proposi- tion be imstanced the case of Thomas Hyatt, who was in contempt in the Senate at the time of the Jobn Brown raid. If the witness says he will answer the question, then he will be examined and discharged. If ne still refuses to answer, he must be recommitted. After some further discussion upon this point Mr. Sheliabarger offered a resolution that in purging himself of the contempt for whicb Charles W. Woolley has been commitred by the House, the sard Woolley be required to say if be is now willing to go before the Commii- tee of Managers ot the House, before which the investigation is in pr > and auswer the questions for the retusal :o answer which he has been ordered into custody; and if he is willing to axswer, that he be summoned before the Committee as soon as they can be convened, And that in the meantime he remain in custody. and that if be still refuse to answer that he be Again committed until he 1s ready to make answer to such questions as the committee may require. The resolution was adopted—yeas #3, nays 32 The Speaker theu read the resolution to M Woolley, and propoundea to him the ques. tions contained therein. Mr. Woolley.--I ask that the questions of the committee be read. The Clerk read the questions that had been propounded to the witness relative to the dis- thes to Sberidan Shook, and the deposit with Harney. Gillis & Co., which the witness had declined to answer, as they did not bear upon the matier of the impeachment. Mr. Eldridge made the point that the ques- tions read were not the ones for which Mr. Woolley was in contempt, but that the ques. tion was in relation to a sum of $45,000). Some discussion ensued with regard to the Froper question. Mr. Woolley said, if be was permitted to do #0, he would State what the question was. ‘The Speaker read the resolution under which Mr. Woolley was committed, add asked him if be was ready to answer all proper questions put to him by the commitiee. Mr. Woolley.—I am. Atter some discussion with regard to who should say what were proper questions, the eaker again propounded the inquiry, and 5 Woolley atid as his client had answered the questions read in the House, and inasmuch House that he should answer these questions, he would answer them. . Mr. Woolley then retired in custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, and the House took a re. cess. The House reassembled. and. as in Committee of the Whole, resumed the consideration of the ‘The 57th section was amended, on motion of Mr. Jenckes, by providing for continuance of suits under the Revenue laws, upon cause shown. on motion of the District Attorney. Also amended, on motion of Mr. Gartield, by Providing that in case of compromise of suits, the opinion of the Solicitor shall be placed ou file. Also amended. on motion of Mr. Price, by Troviding that no compromise of a suit shail Be effected unless the party offending shall pay & penalty double the amount of the tax. Section ¢5 was amended ou Mr. Schenck’s motion. by providing that when an offence ts commit ed in one district and continued in an- otber it may be punished in either. A bew section was inserted after the 65th, providing that the Revenue Commissioner may, im bis discretion, remit all penalties azainst any person who may, before proceedings are com- menced against himself, discover the guilt of other parties who may bave been engaged with him. Section 73, which relates to transfer of suits from Suate to Federal Courts, was amended by a proviso giving United States Circuit Courts original jurisdiction in all revenue cases. No material amendments were made to the other sections discussed. Adjourned. THE WASHINGTON CO-OPERAT BUILDING AND Ds POSIT ASS 4 TON will meet TO-MORROW ( Wedus OF THE PRESBYTERIAN M held @ STRAWBE vat Street Chapel. G NING. continuing un! » Give them a call +r of 0th and G streets on WEDNES- SG. rh inst . at 3 o'clech The srown open to the to 3. Those presenting tic be admitted at 7 0’cloc! ablic at ten mine * ets of invitation 1 Je 9-2" i Representative is expected Lodge session THIS Hall, Navy ata the Sapreme Lot hly important busin FESTIVA for the benef Teer of TI zerott Hall, ye of Bt. Matthew's Charch, will be me TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY sue THD a : EVENINGS of this weeks [fatet} NOTICE. GE, PA- F BDET will hoot As BDAY EV ING, June oth. ir new jalt. over Bifie's store, 7th nchusetts avenue. >TH 1 "7 ; oPMURENDEGE CUAPEE win EAT & BEY FESTIVAL in the basement of rests. Commenet ‘Mondas : G, avd eoutinge by ase bildren bal! — i TB thi .thly Symmes af boc. ee TORSBAT. “ant sitee PUPILS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, aT T NGREGATIONAL CHURCA, ROW TENTH ANDG sTREETS, ON THURSDAY EVENING, JUNF 11, 1863, FOUNDRY M E. 5A Ami . ori ble people. and Tableaux. COMMENCING AT EiGuT O'cLocr. < ATH SCHOOL STRAW- BEBRY FESTIYAL at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, (SENENTH STREET, BETWEEN D ASD EyE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 12 AND 13. Admission, 15 cents szaeeaeagetee net 3 TY Tax Mane Levy Court bes extended ‘abatement of 5 per cent. on the tax fret of J ‘next. Office di AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Wants? aaa that of the boat quality, what they SEVENTH STEEET, ‘Two doors south of K and Northern Market, fo5-tf (YS 1He SUMMES OOURSE OF OLINICS bpBON will commence ou BATURDAY, saith ‘hom: ‘ist sts ,oratthe Can be obtained at ice, 184 I street. bet. 20th and lospital of Dr. Ashford, mh 31 FR SALE—A 5 years old; warrant MAR! cheap. NETS and suit for Apply 584 Penn. avenue. handsome young SADDLE sound and gentle Pony. Will be sold ‘8 Lady's Riding a Mss SANFORD [8 ChOBTRG. OUT THR bala: f by tock. it BON- nce of er clogant +) w i Solara 24 HA a ga ads tas + Pa. avenue, between ‘and stairs. ae 9-4t™ by Charles Reade and LAY —A Novel, Foiitotponcicane ‘with: Whustrations by George Dua Maurier. Price 50 cent: Just published and for sa’ by PHILP & SOLOMONS, litan Bookstore, jed 3t 352 Penn. 10th sts. OTATORS! POTATOES": of PRIME POTATOES just ar schooner BM. Attwood, and for sale in lots to suit reer RY. Sixth Street Wharf. ’M_ LINK INS & 80) iN. TWENTIETH STREET MARKET, No. 387 2th street, between G and H. Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats of all kind. But- t ro ard. Fruits and Vegetables of every de- D. ve us acall. of the very pest wuality, my 9-20" . 8 Y UY. All debted t) the estate of the ULYSSES WARD are hereiy guithed’ ree date mut EVERYBODY WANTS Ifyou want te cet a nice STRAW HAT for little money, go to come forward and make {mmediste settle- ment, or they will be proceed with, according to law. ed against forth- tol [Bo WARD. & Nomment.{ = VEBYTHING CHEAP. OLCOTT’s, 493 Orn StREET, between D and E. Save from 25 cents to $1. Come and see, and be convinced. Je 9-3 naar OY 1.25, 91.25. OUB CELEBRATED KID GLOVES, @1.25 PER Paik, HAVE ABRIVED, FATE BE OPENED THIS At Je at BENING, J. W. SELBY'3, 323 Pennsylvania avenua, G UM JOISTS FOR BRIDGES, &. 2,500 feet GUM JOIST for bridges. wharves, &c., 12 feet len: A large stock of Neo Walnut, Shingle: hs. BAMING LUMB: Laths, &c., &€. aD Our fac lities enable us to sell at the very lowest market prices. ‘ges for hanling are uniform to any part Our char; of the city T. avenue, between ot at EDW CLARK &Co.. Oth sts. east. nd i Wharf foot of 4th street east. ~ Exrna CHEAP SUMMEB QUILTS. ONE HUNDRED FULL SIZE HONEY COMB SUMMER 2; former hotels, boarding Only © 9-4t Bouse D®tARRENT OF THE INTERIO On the aoserH & for the extension of a pater een ate UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. Norox, June 1 1358. tition of WILLIAM HARKINS aad BUBRITT, of Ithaca. K-Y.. praying “ot ted to them the 9th day of September, 1984. for an improvement in Calendar Clocks. for seven years from sgn 9p ny fatent Oftice in writing. at least trecary da Pei file in the set forth i year nd sl ai Foy ought not to be granted. jon of said patent. which takes place on the a ee ‘1388: that the said petition be heard at Office on MONDAY, the 3ist day of ‘at 12 o'clock M; and all persons are how cause, if any they extension are required to their objections, specially fore the featimony filed by eit! day of hearing; arty, tobe used at the said bearing. must’ be tues aod transmitted in accordance with the rules of the offce which willbe furnished 0 jone and other papers, timbhy, must be filed im ‘the. fore the day once a wi first of said 7 the day of hearing. Hestion tie upon as tes- ¥ days de- ; any, t mony. t this notice be published in ‘and the Tutelli ‘Washi od in the Heral: . N for three successiv: ublications to be at ‘relied Previous to . M. STOUT, ie Q-wSw Acting Commissioner of Patents For sat —Firet class PARLOR OBGAN. Ap- immediately, 125 E st. South. 03-3t a af ara old: sui at Chief Clerk's Ofte DING HOE ble for cavalry service. © Honse of Bepreseutat Sprcuat ANNOUNCEMENT. From now to the Ist of Jaly. when we will take stock, we offer our fine and complete assortment ot DRESS GOODE, LAWNS. ILTS. WHite GUODS, FA DS, 1 And many other tion, at greatly redveed prices 323 Pennsylvania aveun: cy . 4 hime A UMBRELL4s, jicles too 80 Seventh street. _ie Bat near UVENILE AN TANDARD BOOKS—FO: , ENTE MIC 'S TO SUHOLARS. ® Webs on banda for prem ne Rinse top ofter af very lot twenty and twent: Ve per cen! BLANCH Jarge stock of Books suitable wor: below usu: HARD & MOHU Corner Penna. ave, and Eleventh atrast. je 6 stuth-3t Washington, DO. VEbY FINE OLD Ligtors. Extra Fine ORIENTAL, a ¢ WHISKY CHESTNUT GROY Jon, fully egual to Whiski Neo. 2 few dozen Def Gordon & Co.'s PALE ir a SHERI “pre by ‘To this Wine I call the attention o it cannot asit ¢ ment of PU: VINES and CORDIALS, in wood WJocmisby ‘Ww. i. TENNEY, B. cormer Bridge and High atreo' For sale 8 je6-Tt e plus ultra” Whisky at 81 per gal- old et much higher Geo. Lowry. Esq, im 135%. connoirasure, ithe be aeed. Wi eneral aseort- RE '@ ANDIES, HOLLAND GL, and class. oarget MARLOW & CO,’S SHIRT jetsm e& NUFACTORY, @ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Wharf. For sale at Bixth Street PET! je 4-6t B BERRY. ‘OB SALE— €ALCINED Si LIME AND CEMENT. ed PLASTER; EDA CET oe ae Bee. T, | WANTS, ANTED—A Grat class COOK reed mer bth st Siaryiadave, i” TC. 004 operator 's sewing machine. Refer. Aepir corner of beiueaicmeniis >, cme scatter. Box. 36 V RNITURE 0 ‘ersone desi posing of all kinds of Furaiture wil and itt thet ‘sdvantage to call on w rhest ces 2 peat uae sivanced og all consigned | eee COLMAN & 293 Pen im ve. W 4AENTED—A competent WOMAN (colored) to Cook, Wi and Tron for, «family vie 4 tence in the country. + Wednesd , Ratan between sth and 10th.” e8 WANTED—A GOOD GIRL to ao goreral honse- all family. City references ro ! the Grocery center | a ANTED Im LY—A We BARBER: uhtte prolorted ot ennes Ivan ; ANTED—B; table girl Wi roR eRe eee a iven; is willing to make herself Teer the corner of zist and aN + references: enerally usefel. Bstreces. Mrs: A firat-claay (women), COOK. 0 iting ts work. and can furnish refer. riety. Good wages aud « permaneni fore’. Apply at the Oyster Bay a8 jou P: ¥ ra WEXPERIENCED OPERATOR on the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine wishes to obtain employment in families by day or week;can cut and fit children’s clothing; will take ber own machine if desired. Best of references. Address forthe summer, Miss HARRIET ‘8, Washington P.O. je8-2t" ANTED—A COLOR WAITER. Alno,a wr an Cook. ‘Appir at art's Restaurant, 171 Pa ave., bet. i7th and 13th ate. Je 6-3t" j ANTED—A Live MAN to take an interest in Public ‘exhibition: which will pay large Address. giving full uame and address. to his office. Jo 6-3t* WET NURSE. or some Lady ‘D—A has \ust lost an infant, to take charge of \ . atreet f —— Fores Ho. 197 oth street, oe sys ‘Tooms; gas and water. 309-3t* > T (We. hildree till the Ist of Oo Latreet, eer 2” F8, S4LE-Teo story tures, furniture. gas. leare. Terns low. Ingaire 12th ond 13th ate. FOE BENT oRIcK House. cellar No 224, on 6th str: and N Borth. Jos Beal Je 9-3 iM. over Drag on reet weet, hetween rorth. Inquire of JA WILL between @ and H ret je 8-3t* FoR BExt—« EIOK HOUSE cory ig Bev eo fome and cellar; No. 9S ‘Washingt in getown. D.O ; and MINN, Ne street. Geo; water . Al toBILEY 2ST Green at eb fe” BARGAIN OFFEREDIN LOTS, 1F BOUGHT A AT ONCE —6 Beautiful OTe leasantly it cated, direetly on the ; 80 Payment. nd mosthly payment jot. Bee ite will buy a E STARR & METCAL corner 15th st. and New Yor! (Exp. Obron.] = ENT ON CAPITOL HILL, 7 in the new building, corner of North A and 24 streets east. This is a fine opportunity for respectable family to get a good house. and the locati; Wand well arranged for iz; One square fr the Capitel Park ‘ars. Gas and water Apply on the WILLIAM P. O'CONNOR, Grocer. eee Fo SALE—The AVENUE ROUTE of the Eve the Baltimore F tine Sier, Also. » ROUTE ot on reet west, ye o-tt ey JOHN TOCKIE. Agent. FOS RENS—Low a part of = fret clans HOUSE handso: iahed:, including partighttal no;kitcben convenient for cook! “8.." box $83. 6a USE on I street. between Ist and North Capitel streets, almost fronting St. Aloysins Church: all the modern impro vements Inquire at the Post Office Restaurant, corner of 7th and E streets. je6-7t ‘OR BENT- HOUSE No. 40 Fayette <trect, Georgetown Bear the Acalemy and Trinity infant) immediately. Apply at Church: 8 rooms. basement. cellar; gas and water EBS, No. 520 H street north, bet qu fhe yard, Ment $38. payable monthly” Aroiy rh. e63t*_ | to'T. A NEWMAN, Bridge st. je boat r two GENTLEMEN toOsn- | £\OR RENT—A new DWELLING, containing? aressional Dictionary: mut rooms, situated on Pennayivania avenue, bet “cxperience. Apply at COYLE & TOW- | 24 and 3 streets east, Capitol Hill, with gay od ERS. Bocksellers. No. 314 nnsylvania avenue’ | water and gas in every room. Apply at the rest. between the hours of (and 6 0 cloc! i dence of the undersigued, next door tothis hone. $2500 WANTED Se e-cost B. B. MARYMAN- 3 r estate, improved with N OLD BUTS Brick ‘Dwelling worth ten tho Cee TP aamiel en thousand sured for five thousand, (policy assigned.) a old established M aeirpranm piu Lors. TWo MUWORED MORE ; BEAUTIFUL LOTS ARB AcaIn OFFERED FOE SALB 7 THIS SPLENDID PROPERTY, NOBTH 0! ‘THE OFTY. ar BEDUOCED PRICES, AND ON FIVE YEARS TIME OSLY ONE-TENTH CASH lot at @40 would require but $40 Laborers, and alt who to the epot improving sor SPECULATORS Can make no better purchase ONE-FOURTH ‘Of the Mnest located lots remain unsold. BUY QUICK. re rercae eocate ® lot by paying 62) down. feck, ss BALL & ROSS, — Red (Late B. M. Hall's.) 33 tf Corner Seventh and D streets. cK AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Corner of F streets. Apply toC. N. THOM & 3 ist! yet PERSONAL —a lagy ‘West via Indianap olis or Cincinnati, w il Fender assistance in taking tare of child nimy months old. will be com r her trouble. To leave this city on Tuesday morning, the 16th. Address St ON. }EON AND PHYSICIAN. VANIA AVENTE. above 12th streat. ears to the treatment of female complaints; and ha- met with thy greatest success inthis Bew York. “RTGUEREISTE Ee oamevar came BOUL whatever cause, r BOOMS PRIVATE. Patients see noone shortest nori WANTED,—Three young LADIES in the above ena, ye 6 3t ‘a Ow BIGND 1% NEED || ame T Bove F Had MONT! Le, PILLs a) = di TH only medicine Married of Single Lad eriod. them, and if ti do vot »¥e to be That they are represented. pour money ball be Teturned.” Office, 179 south B street, between 9th and loth, Island ae ME JUDD WILL FINALLY LEAVE THE < city on Satara; 13th inst. In = -. In the mean ea. 7 tending will be | time the ing may be had in BOUK’ sonable interest, for three to five years, at option sold at a reasonable rate, aa the owner wishes to stauction every evening, and at private sale dur gf thw lender, “Address W. P.,at the Star Of- | Petire from brainees, situated co Hieh street, nea: y et - fice. Je6-3t” | the corner of Ist st, Georgetown, DAG. Josten | IE the day, at 340 Fena'a ave., tader as Sl USINESS —ACTIVE PARTNEE with a capi- GREAT BARGAIN! “FROUB Buitined ten Manufactaring Business pay- bree FRAMES. well located, $1.90). LAP poThake Meno w eS, ranger eee ing large profite, to which other manufacturing ENT. and fer years a renowned and skilful pract!- ld Ue added. having plenty of room and steam | One HOUSE, 1! rooms, furnished, $3), York; where she has met with the No. 255 E street west, between One "1 ie 0. il complatats. She Je4 Bw" One * ot ol 08. z. Wa A A fi hat ag Up housekeeping ng fo now that shes ©: Bet. 2B ond M. DURAND, FEMALE thout the troule | FZCY A HOME AND STOP RENT. cormer of Lombard or expense of an anction. addiessing JAMES ie a itimore, Md. Twenty GUILD, Furniture Dealer, 2d st. and Pa. avenue. years universal success; roome with competent at jes-Im men tendante; correspondence atrictly confidential. All ae aeerzyedy who has Entroidered | givice Beat 14th strest, $5.0 0 in trouble call of write 22 Cee ee Pe Tee oer PRINCE'S | Coven pens Mth etreet. 873 fara flow ad yturtéy acre ea ee | seu ginatenh Reso: seann again diework white and fresh. Tobe had oaly at On H street. between Mth and 15th, $25.00. PRINCE'S Stamping Rooms, 522 F st je3 10t £ WORTH OF SEOOND-HAND $>.000 FUBNITURE WANTED .—Partics feclining housekeeping, or having Farniture of Any description to dispose of, will find it to their Nie to call upon or address a note by MARK EZEKIELS8, No. 502 Ninth street, be- tween Pennsylvania avenue and Street, who guarantees to pay the very highest cash prices for ‘cond band Furniture and. effects MaWK EZEKIELS, Auctionser sat Dealer tn oth at, ms23 tf Second-hand Furniture, No. 602 Wi ANTED—Min ter dealers, confection- ere and proprietors of Restaurants to know that F. P. Scott’s Concentrated Extract of Ginger isthe best in use, Bee Agents, in another colume. my H-Im WANTED_HOUSES. for Tent, and sale PAs and ity Cog oh Are OS eter Ae NELES KLOMAN, General A, it and Attorney, mh 9m ase8; Tt atroots wea? ke, ANTED TO BUY—| . 8. JUSTB Meearncny iA Pande sirests ¥. at large rests north. jo matter much they have been worn. 7817" ANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF CLOTH. WARa Wattner, Dintonde dor Ron Ivers” or any article of value, at the old- a of B FULTON & CO-, Pawnbrokers, 311 Minch street, near Pennsylvania avenue, Singer Sewi Machine Agency. 38 3-17 LOST AND FOUND. LOST a At the Schustven Park. on Monday, a ‘Member's GO! ‘The finder will’ be the same at KOLB’3 atreet It corner 10th and A liberal reward tion giv Ss * will be paid if returned or informa’ their wbereabout Ge 9st") C. H. WHI om may, Boundary streets, 1¢ SHEEP sred onthe hip. The owner ras prove property, pay JOHN TOOMBS, Corner of 6 and % strects, Island. Will please ‘come for: charges, and tal Jeo att from $1,100 to $2.50. sf LEAP LOTS. on easy terms, {n all parts of the city. © BTORRS & CO., Real Estate Brokers. je 5A Garner ath aad Pokeetis, 2 5 9 Ww oneneeeerees F ° sho cst akn'sis per moxta, A few more of those desirable BUILDING LOTS Pyles nee Ist street, — the Depot, eet fronts on cach. corner tots $300, $1,400—A fine five-room FRAME ro sk; sttee toa on oe nae ge on Nand tae Dorth, 8000 cash. remal a. $4.260_FRAME HOUSE. f rooms: lot Seu; on New Jersey avenue; stable in the rear; good hall—a creat bargain. 200—Two snug BRIOK HOUSES, renting for F275 month e1 39.0604’ hue BRICK, 12 rooms, on I street, between 9th and Nth, MITCHELL & HOLTZMAN, Beal Estate and insurance Ageuts, je6-1w__Koom No. 1. latelligencer Building. TS? RENT—Three BOOMS, furnished, ST ate, 303 @ st.. between 13th and lith sts. x FOr BALE ox NT—A nest HOUS! ToOms, gas, good yard. &c.. on K . BeAr hy No. 184 “GEO. A LANE. street, Between i eS ae je5 4t* F° BENT—Four FURNISHED BOOMS, two communicating, a parlor and bedroom, at 442 Mth street. between G: and New York ayeai within 3 minute's walk of Willard’s, Je551 t. t-lw Fo BENT—One large PARLOB and BED - ROOM, well furnist . fronting on 7th street, with or without Board. Gallat 378 7th strect, bet. Hand I. lw* RENT—A three-story BR TOK HOU m poms, water and gas; No. 124 2d st . between Dand KE perth. to # family without children. = tleman and wife wish board with the tenant. fe- ferences required. Je 4-6t* ROOMS FOR HENT—The ciogantly Gnished house, No. Voth str: furnished in the best manner for the rental of rooms. It recently chan; ands. will be keptin the t order, and only asa first-class house.’ Inquire ‘the premises. UExpress.] je t-6t ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE * THOMAS FAHEY’S 7s GRAVEL 0 ail others of at the best men of iftcen perience. Be slsc invites the attention of the public erally bis stock of BULLDING MAFEBIALS, Bosendate and Round ‘Top Cement, ine, Vatbe, air Holland Point’ Sand (per bost Salvington, Whip tberapopets Calcioed Pama, Felt. Pitch and Grevel. Bold at the lowest cash prices. All orders promptly attended tos FAHRY Corner 10th street west and Canal, mb 20-20 Laprs OAN HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIRTS ALTEBED AND BEPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’S HOOPSKIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOB MANUFACTOBY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between streets. mb U-tf ——__AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATER. Sratrixne & Barcev_______Preprietors. POSITIVELY LAST WEEK oF Tae, RICHINes ENGL! OPERA TROUPES. =~ v . *Podvok OF ALOANTANS Faust! Erigay, Complimentary Caretioe Bichings Weinesds Ben-fitto NATIONAL THEATER. MADAME ADELADE BIsTORI. E GREATEST LIVING TRAGEDIENE gion the following a FAREWELL PERFORM Fn ie ek Sheth Quace of Begieat toi 0 bafy the wieh iio peat cd Nr inthe same grand style Mr. Jacobs and hi t ats and fl will perform Fireworks, ote, Wasmscros TABGET ASSOCIATION as on the two Admission, GEANDOPENING or THE NEW SCHUERTZEN PARK, © StH ann Orn. S65, ‘ing, Prize Bowling, Prize Shoot! cit rope Periormasc. Con 28, Shoot! for Ladies, Ti oa, Grand rs certand Ball Music ILLUMINATION AND FIREWORKS. ibution of Prizes valued at ene thousand to co ite at Mr KAKR 8 Jewelry tore, where they will be thank- fully received jehiw 87 Omatbuses are en, to accommodate vis itore. The; are stationed at the Seventh-strest Fhilroad station, and will convey them to the new rk. ES —_—_—_—_—_—_———__.__ PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. Usic MUSIC’ MUSIC’ — aRION QUAI M BILLE BAND ~The best of Music ter nished for Bails, ics, Excursions, Pa Tages, Parties. ete etc. Ai will meet with prompt aie is AND OOTIL ‘with no military . engax-d on liberal terms, et ail thes, mn 4 " Weber's residence. 56: I sts .Navy Yard. my’ BANKRUPTOY NOTICES. Duraict oF Coveepta, ss. At the City, of Washington uD: on the Jane, 1538: none of hie appoiotment ws aoniguee of TON DORSET. in the City of Georges said Distrist, wbo bas been adjudged « upon, wn petition, py the Sapreme said District GEO. MASON. Attornry-at Law o-wiw City Hall. Aevtense CLOTHING, &c. H PUGH, ° MERCHANT TAILOR, Bas removed from No. 474 Fourteen! te his new store. No. ‘vant 206 Pransy! avenne, between Fourteenth and Fifteent “ee ta. ‘banking bis friends and the public een. iy. for their Hvers! re bestowed old stand, he requests s continuance at bie ince of business sim Between 9th and lth streets, MEBCHANT TAILORS. i EW SPRING ©) ‘Bi if NEW STUBS STH REERTERE® Am mbll-tf ‘At moderate prices. = Srzrrasns 2 oo. (Late of Wail, 200.) 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN: he Rew Toe : How ‘outh, jervous' phiocally forgurded to partie ueabie wal > parties Un b; : pa of airvasing: Ogg OS men who have whic! it them fc earn ‘The Sec! & sealed perusing ret end.” Sent to "of fn Agarens Da. Cua eceds Srdaat 90. ae es F°®, RENT—Six FURNISHED HOUSES, from ‘$C0 to $150 per month. $16 ere oBumale COW ei Atso. smuall bro 1e Buttalo q ‘ piuall bag of milk; two back teats very ahort: she | HOUSE for sale, six rooms, 5.000 fect of ground, is vets wild, "Biss above reward will ‘ve paid for | only $200, pix wean 3s Tween sth aod Sth ood Mand Mee? eee St | este Northeast ‘corner of 7th and F'sts._ QTEAYED AWAY. ON THE d7a OF JU a ight red COW, about tem years oli. A bberal reward will returning her to Mr NANSTALL’S Liv- Sry Stable. 1th street. above Penma. avenue, or at t BARRETT S, Pinna, avenus, between Ist and 2d streets, + ‘reapassing on the promises of the sub- e Istinst .® yellow Dunn VOW: ject’ tn one horn, and lit. The ow be pb em come forward, wove property an e her awa) rigger ert © McCHENY, Near Fort Bunker Hill, Washington County, B. 0. s 1 0 BEWABD Tayed @way onthe Sist of May. & email WHITE COW with biue baz. The abore ard will be paidfor her re- tun to F. HESS, 13th aud Boundaty streets, a3 BOARDING. OUNTRY BOABD—A first class BOARDING BOUSE will be opened at Bladensburg on June Vth for the Summer months. Apply at 35: Y¥. av, corner 10th street. my 9 3t* PEW BOARDERS CAN BE AOCOMODATED A "iin nice BOOMS and goed seenee bree At $5 50 per week: table board at §3 58 per week, central boarding-house, 309 D st., 1 door from 12th street. it "PO LET—Two comaunicating ROOMS, Fur Wished oc raneae with or without Board, A single can be accommodated with’ Brard and ‘Lodging. on the most reaconabie terms: in the prettiest locality in this city for sum- mer, but two squares from Pa. ave. cars. Apply treet east an! South Oarolins avenue, 5 je 9-3" LADY IN THE COUNTRY WISHES TO take a few country BOARDERS. Address Mrn PY. Georgetown Post Oiice, or apply at the Star Office. je 3t" MPIRE HORSE, 456 Pa. ave. bet Si and 4% streets rat clase BOARDING. with all the comforta of c ccommodations for je No li- Quors sold.) Board 2 per day. Regular monthly es. my 23 lm* a3 ot 33882, rders at reduced rat Usion HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, D.C. This desirable Hotei is now open for the recep- tion of guest mod: my Dim n moderate term: hron,Int.#ep.Express.] EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. (Only Agent,) c. BAUM, HOOPSKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th and 7th streets, | SASH, BLINDS, & ‘The undersigned i on B street, betw: ington, D.'C. for GEE ARE CHANCE FOR A CATEREB.—The Restaurant, Kitchen, Dining reom and Fix- R tores of the large, commodious atly fim ished house, $3 10th st,, near Pe + Will be rented to a first class{Caterer on the easiest and most reasonable terms house has recently changed hands. Inquire on the premises, UExpress.] je4-st BOVED PROPERTY FOR SALE in Square ou D aud 224 streets. The rovements b ii hree-story Brick House. Out Build: Ac ; ap Orchard in fall bearing. ke. “For (particulars im: PETERS. je3-3" ‘OB SALE—A two- mg § FRAME HOUSE, on Sth street, betweem P and BR, Ne. 94. with Kitchen, stable; and shed. Whele lot 42 bv 98. For Gore particulars inquire on the premises. 16 Je Fe SALE—LEASE. STOCK, and of Cigar Store and News De; York avenue and 15th ‘a METOALE. my York avenue and 15th street. OR PRIVATE SALE—That_very desirable F'GuL Dine Lot ate cence portage sth aud loth streets; being Square 377, fronting % feet 6 ‘apd running back feet to a wide alley. Terma casy. For beak a aT RA “ co ¥ 29 _Auctioncers and Commission Merchants. OB RENT—One three st: BRICK HOUS] on the corner of F treet and New Jersey i FIXTURES ner of New nue, containing 11 rooms & fine store room with water a jas. House without store $50 a month. Btore 83." For Torias ARDY con _By 4-tf Corner of thi and L sts. north. ny 90-2w> Dr. VAN BOGAN. COR SALE—The GOOD WILL AND FIX- Fonte Tactoting 20 Poe Feb a EE: sey Hotel and Wagon Yard, situated on orner offth and north . For terms OS. F. KELLEY, Real OS Sth street west, near north I st. FFIORS ON PENNSYLVANIA AV, OVor hawt fe pba a Al corner of 9th street and Pegnsylvania avenue, im- Bu diately over W. L. Wall & Ug." Acetion Store, ile rented for Oficen. | Cenbrally located; a : ‘ard small ; eg pe Fete pa, Je and will be rented rch iat or ry! good it collectively for sub-letting. ther pacticotans inquire ow: L. ‘ALI acs. m3 BSA! Tw ee ATs Canal 5 ret, near Col county, Md it the S258 Sosa kei P. 5 erent dor wineuacamnees, Mere 1. 4 ine Lots ity. 152 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 152 BETWEEN i7rx AND 18rs STREETS, FigksT WARD. THE NORTH AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. OVERS OF FINE TEA ARE INVIT nao UAE deeaatane BR fue EST QUALITIES TEAS: Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Old Byson, 3 v Bogiish Breakfast, Ooloug. Diack Hoe: Bisck aud Greet Sites es Mocha, Old Government Java, Ceylon Java, Mar- acaito, on, Chickey. Baker's Chocolate, roma, Griffin Vanil- Inand Bwect Onccolaien = SUGARS: Out, Crashed tend Pedersg erited, Granulated, ‘ SYRUPS. MOLASSES PURE CINER VINEGAR. Whole or Ground. ‘Btrictiy Pure. GENERAL ASSORTMENT. English Mustard, Canned Fruits, Pickies, Virgie Qilof atx, Huile b ‘orive, Sereup, ¥ in ives, “Vanilla, and fsunelste, Vermi- ice, Sago, Bar- peter, Beebwes, Milk, Sees co it . Al bs 5 ream Nut. Eugiish Walnut, Shellbarks; » Celery. Plax. Split Peas, Oat Meal Sliver Sond, Waray x Silver Sand, ‘t'¥an ily and Batra Flour. Grain Fics, houiders, Lard, Butter: Cheese, Po- tatoes, Brushes, Broo! uckets. Bas- kets. "Biacking ard Blacking Brashes, Clothes Lines. Clothes Pins. Wooden Ware of all kind, Croc! ny Were, Table Son. A. Salt A Fancy Tollet Soap, 8. E. & T. 8. Do! Olive, Ditersive, Keyes celebrated Tallo Soap, ‘used by most every family. Laure, PATENT BURNERS i cco nt cy ram 5 eee: ¥ Wa. KEEFE. Agent for the North American Tes Company, myi2 TS Niw BOOKS, Highly commended by competent judges, ALEYONE OR HEAVEN, Its locality, proximity, language, society. &c. &c. &c. Price $1, By Rev. SEPTIMUS TUSTIN, D. D. (Late Chaplain 0. 8. Senste.) ALSO, DOUBTING COMMONICANT ENCOURAGED Also,at MILLS and GETTY'S Book Stores, Georgetown, D. C. - Price, 50 Cente.; Also, at the residence of the author, 16th strest, raeeapeaiene jostt conser ot ea F.*: BRISERGER, * (accessor to BF. Lovnon & Os..) CITISENS, ARMY AND HAVE ESS SHIETS. A full supply constantly on band ard made to or der in superior style. at EPEENS & 00. 310 Pennsylvania avenue mbit between Sth and 1th F. * 008%:97,5728 . etauhiaee- il EXTRACT 1 JAMAICA GINGER, “Guaranteed strictly Pure and te best {n use, Itis an excelient TONIC, ANTI-DYSPEPTICand INVIGORATOR ‘And is aleo used for pUrposcs. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYSHAVEIT A Certificate of sis from the ending Ana tical" Chemiat fg ~ hg 8 ” PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENTS. * ¥. P. SCOTT. Chemist, BALTINO“E. . Sol¢ by the following named Chemists in Waeh- . & 00., corner Ps. ave. and LOWEN, corner Pa. av and 0th st. IS, commer ¥ andisthaisuad . AT) OSE uer w. sencichery ears u ing S.¥-B0xD. B HIULMAN, ALEX. BOYD BOYD, HILLMAN & 00., PBODUCE. FUE Saale, AND GENERAL Celebrated Pittsburg Coal vents for ae tae f ou for . zxns Boy a me oy jo. 82 aD Ny ween 9th and 10th ets, . D.C. pemamen ot of Washington, Lewis J baste es juntington, Oeshier Jozx GEAY #4 Co., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER: WOOD AND WILLOW wanes BEOOMS. TWINES, OOBDAGE, &c., ae 16 FULTON AND 202 FROST STREETS SEW YORK. EDWARD HEATE. WILLIAM 4.cza . fe . HOFFA. a a ah ae 2 Lode TRtumisos CEYSTALS. AU kin of REPAIRING on Olocks and Wat:bes ‘Will be done satisfactorily and werranted No 357 Pennsylvania a between Sixth Sou ae ‘Gk0ice W. BAUER. v WILLET & BEDGRA’ BEB 2. ALBSS . . ‘ORK AVENTE «ND Bix: from