Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1868, Page 2

“4 EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 5. NOYES. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY, -.JUNE 16, 1868, S7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSI! FOR INTERESTING TELB- GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. ‘When wealthy business men like the Mesars. Galt invest their money in handsome improve- ments to the City they deserve the warm com- mendation of all good citizens. It is too mach the habit of business men hereto put their | earnings into stocks, government bonds, &c., which, though a convenient and remunerative | form of investment, does not advance the | growth and improvement of the city one whit. The Galts bave during their éntire business career sbowR proper pmblic spirit in this re- spect. Whem they some years ago erected their Jewelry establishment near the Metropolitan Hotel it was concededly far in ad- vance of @ny thing in this part of the coumtry; and the building itself was 3 first-class improvement to the Avenue. | ‘They made money there as they deserved *o do with honorable dealing and excellent Wares.ard now they imvest it im the erection of A butmess building that as much surpasses their late establishment as that did its prede- cessors. Their new place of business was thrown open to the public last night,and we venture to say that of the throng ot visators, including hundreds who have seen all that the leading cities of Europe and America can show, in the ‘way of jewelry establishments, not qne but conceded the new store of the Messrs. Galt to equal anything to be found in the world. Quiet good taste is the predomsnant characteristic of the place. Gilt and tinsel glitter has been carefully avoided, and the furniture, the or- namentation, aud all the surroundings are of a character of quiet elegance, calculated to please the cultivated eye. The private residences of the Messrs. Galt, ‘We should add, are also alike creditable to their good taste and their disposition to contmbute to the substantial growth and improvement of the city. hs We trust that Congress will not punish the great mass of Government employes in this city, by & retrograde movement “on the 2) per cent bill,” because of the impulsive outbreak ofa few clerks in the House galleries yester- day, who could not restrain their manifesta. tions of joy at the success of a measure in | which they were so greatly interested. If members of Congress will only im imagination piace themselves in the position of these otfenders against the rules, who tor a year past have been pinching and saving, and despite all their economy have found themselves gradually | sinking deeper im debt month after month, and who saw yesterday in the passage of the bill speedy relief from the incubus which oppresses them, they would no doubt treat With leniency a man:festation which was natural, uf improper. Relief from debt for the busband, perhaps a new dress tor the wife, acarrisgetor the baby, and possibly a little trip for the family of two or three weeks to the sea-side or into the country, were blessings in prospective, which, opening on them so sud- denly after the hope deferred which makes the heart sick, were more than poor human nature could bear, and who can blame them if they gave vent to their emotions. They would have been ungrateful if they had not shouted. Se- riously, we hope that no extraneous matter may be allowed to delay favorable action on a bill which is only a measure of tardy justice to S most worthy and hard-worked class of em- ployes, who have seen the pay of all their co- laborers throughout the country increased, while they haye been compelled to goon at the old insufficient rates. aes The Chate movement for the Presidency Went up like a rocket, but seems destined to come down like the stick,long before the time ot the meeting of the Democratic Convention. We notice that the New York World of yesterday comes ont squarely agaist Chase, and implies that itbas been coquetting with him simply by way of pastime sndamusement The Lan- caster Mmérlligencer, Mr. Buchanan's organ until bis death, denounces the project of nominating Chase, and affirms that the competitors will be Pendleton, Hancock, and Hendricks. The Des Moines (lowa) Statesman snys : “The rivals of Judge Uhase need have no fears that the will take up and ran their rejected candidate. it is a matter acme ciple with the Democratic eney. As Mr. bong bas fong been dinthetrt cally opposed to Democrats party: it is no it is not at all possible that they will now, for the Pose of catching Jacobin votes, nominate Not much.” The Dubuque Herald reproduces the above ‘with approving comment, and adds: 2. 2he Democracy are not yet quite arent to pod up wit the cast-off clothes of the Radi- cals The Utica (IN. Y.) Herald says: ‘he movement to make Chief Justice Chase Democratic candidate {ur President has mated. The journals of that party in this State Rave, by a simultaneous demonstration, pyapovnced with more or less emphasis against ‘The Chase men, we see, are keeping up ashow of fromt, and are engineering a great Chase mass meeting in New York: but they evidently feel that the odds are terribly against them. eee Ba TIMoRrE TO VoTE on a RAILROAD (.UBS- Tien.—An election will be held to-morrow in worch the legal yoters of Baltimore will haye submitted to them the ordinance recently passed by the City Council for waiving the lien of the city under the second mortgage (for $300,000) heretofore executed to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore by the Western Mary- Tard Railroad Company, in pursuance ot the authority vested in the Mayor and City Coun- of Baltimore and the County Commisaten- 3 Washington county, by recent act oftlie fi Assembly of Maryland. By the terms of the ordimance the lien.om the Western Mary- jand Railroad is waived in favor of a mort- gage, OF mortgages, to be executed by the com- pauy, to an smcunt not exceeding the sum of ‘$600,0, provided the Commissioners of Wash- ington county shall watve the lien of the coun- ty under the mortgage, (for the same amount &= Baitimore.) which they have agreed todo in the eventof ite being waived by Baltimore, Hy the waiver of the hen the city is not called upon to’ vote any more money, but the ap- proval of the ordinance, it is supposed, will exable the company to obtain sufficient means vith which to fimish the road to Hagerstown, its western terminus. Baltimore has a first mortgage on the road, with a considerable | fund, which first mortgage will not be ed by the approval of the ordinance to ba ted to-morrow ‘The Alexsndrin Girzer says that the dispo- sitien to mvest in Virginia lands is increasing, snd that the prospeet is fair for a large ad- ditton to the number of buyers and sellers. In nearly every county in the State fine Iands are tor sale at reduced prices; ud in this section, especisily, all along the line etthe Orange and Alexar dria. Manassas Gap, and Loudoun and Hampe:bire roads, opportunities are presented jor the purcbare of turmé, at great bargains. in *hé¢ email county of Alexandria, and ia the adjacent counties of Fairfax, Prince William, Lovdown, Pauqouter. &c , the inducements have seldom been surpassed. In this section of couhtry those who intend to buy and settle have the advantsges of soil and climate, and 3 detigntfol, healthy country, The eounty of Alexandria ovght to be a “market garden,’ every foot cultivated for the supply of Wash- mgton, Atexandria, and Georgetown—w' the best prices are obtained for vegetal ‘trois, and farm products of all kinds, Mar. ket gardess are the most profitable of agricul- tural enterprises. a Mr. Pendleton displays one quality whidn, at he holds on to it, will serve him a good pur- pose should be ever come to occupy the Presi- defitial chiar, amd which, 1a any event, will aq bist to all sensible peopié. He re- pos eps bes to be pumped by & correspon. Gent-of-=-few Yark paper, WhO visited him wih ® Yiew to a sensational letter. About the mos fool®Baad damaging amesement @ public man ‘cgn indulge im is the “taterview™ busi- ness; aud we Ste Bfartily glad to see one who bas thenérve and sense to dis¢untenanceit. Fe RISTORI.—One might as well attempt to criti- cize Dante's Inferno or an essay of Oar- lee. within the limits of a newspaper para- gtapb, as to undertake to compress into the fame space a description of the style of “the greatest living tragedienne,” 8 sketch of her acting in a single play, and am analygie of the” emotions produced on & wonderful histrionic power, Sui | that the email but intellectual @ud last evening at the represe1 jon ‘Sor Te- resa” greatly enjoyed her of a mother condemmed to. nal instincts, whilé doing battle with injustice and wrong in behalf of her child. The play, though monotonous as a whole, affords great scope to Ristori, and she was well sapported by the young lady who assumed the role of Guillemama, amd by the rest ot the company. To-night Ristori appears as “Marie Antoin- nette.* New Pcsttcattons:_From Blanchard & Mohun we have the following recent publica- tions by D. Appletor & Oo., New York: «Faraday asa Discoverer.” By John Tyn- teresting memoir of dail, This int Mr, Faraday embraces two discourses on him delivered st the Royal Institation by his {riend and scien- tific associate, John yeaall. The Uncommercial Traveler” and ‘The Biack Dwarf, ibished in the neat, c! aap uniform napleot the Ap Appleton editions of Di ens and Scott. From Alfred Hunter, 175 Pennsylvania ave- nue, we bave « Red Gauntlet” and +‘ Tom Tid- dler’s Ground,” of Peterson's cheap editions of Scott and Dickens. A writer in the Louisrille Courier nominates Charles O’Conor as the Democratic candidate for the Presidency. If Mr. U'Conor was some- thing more of a politician he would makes | formidable competitor for the nomination. From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have The Galazy for July; 8 very good number. Bt Apia db! bed se between O end P. a oie tenia Eee cme ee nae en ta ae J Feet, between 13th and 141 cause and the Public are invited to call. sion ten cents; season tickets fifty cents. Nemo CONGREGATIO! L OHURC! ‘The | church. corner of 10th and G 3 DAY, FRIDAY, and | from half-past three to | purpose of renting the seats. *e 16-4t* YG WORKINGMEN'S ASSEMBLY. miner meeting will be held in Trades orner E and streets, on W. | EVENING. June I7th. at B o'clock. Tei that General CARY, of Ohio, will be 3 | ada Ma ebay. ing Reema = KNIGHTS oF BT: —Officers and members of CALANTH DGE, No. 11, and all members in good sta: are requested to Bein attendance at Greens Hat Peonszivents | avenne, between I7th and 18th streets. ard, | atSo'clock p.m. TUESDAY RVE. x’ Visitation of Grand Lodge will ti e. and Other business of Importance will be iensen a order of the W. UL members of the BROTHERHOOD OF THE ONION are hereby tnvited to assemble at the hall of Potomac Circle, No.2, on 9th st ¥.——. MeFARLaND will address the apse ry TRAWBERRY ret ghe Koate Pues: MUS. x L FESTIV ete RTE ‘GRAND LODGE ae TauPLAnE: ‘The semi-annual session of the GRAND LODGE will meet at Union League Building. No. 451 9th street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, 7th instant. at5o’clock. The members are requested be prompt in their attendance, as important yasiness wili be t bs) 25-30" C. T. SHEPHERD, G. W.8. FESTIVAL —The Ladies of LCS STREET METHODIST PROTEST RCH will hold a F. TVA! soe 0 all Ce RS TUESDAY, snd sore NINGS, June 15, 16, se eaux on xs Leg ng ‘omfectionery and Supper. at reasonable rates. Professional and gmatonr Music. The Piano used is Kindly loaned th . Monda 1S conta. here night oe ace cet epee ‘attend. 7th. Applica- Spite apolie: ser without del iss? le M.A., Principal. = UNION _ E. ORURCH. \WBEBRY AND ICE CREAM FESTIVAL, AT STOTT’S BALL, (Corner 20th street and Pa. Soom gal + . DAY AND W ES! MONDAY TUN eras DA Jee June 15th ,16th and I7th. ae PS oe 5 hd 5 ALE une 10, 1953. opines dare ae riven al se eo ms og mn to Re {Be teme' at thie olen wil *_[Chron. & Repub. OTT: NTY TAX PA aes eave Ea Ta thatement of or ee per wer coat, on thes the tax Gi Cd ice daya—' ome rei, aed aes Bank. sia ae8 op: emeary De ES FILLING, Collector. fie —— PaIn Fete bork Lm — been ea, pare, delicl cived at BUROHELL Grocery, Ebvit Houses batt eletteaall 'W. J. NILES. Ww HOLESALE DEPOT oF MISSISQUOL WATBR. Dealers in this ied at the | New York,)in W. BU _je16-tf Under Bbbitt Howse. OUBLING cry2 MOUNTAIN wares everacn CHARAN SPRINGS, celebrated W. an be sui ents, prices, (Sadia ng freight feo from a YLVANIA. Will open for Boarders on the z0th inst, ply ‘he Kirkwood House, | _ For circula | where the Proprietor between the hours of 3 3t be seen on Thursday, 4o%clock. CH. MA MANUFACTURE D'HORLOGERIE, PATEK PHILLIPPE & Clg, A GENEVE Medaille d'or VExposition Universsile, de Paris, en 1357. W.GALT & BRO., WASHINGTON. Are our only authorized agents for the sale of our Watches in the District of Columbia. PATEK PHILLIPPE & CO." A large assortment of these celebrated Watches: made expressly to our order, and imported direct. M. W. GALT & BRO., Jowoilors, NEW STORRS, Ne. 280 Pounsyivanis svenus, Je WBt Between Eleventh and Twelfth ste. LATE TELEGRAMS, &e. vom Buchanan has relieved the New Orleans sepeid dividends @ 1866, is relieved order. New York, yes ‘money Further particulars from. the disastrous are in Marquette, Mic! ; oD state that every bustneat’ Wass Mt tbe 4 pS s seve ns om ‘was burned to ed. docks were oa Gorertio# Medi of North Carolina, will issue a broclamaton n to-day convening the General Bascmabiy tee eet. July next. State officers are to Soon as they can qualify. ‘The base ball match at Ni Pails yester- day, ween the Atlantic of Brooklyn, N. Y, an Han club, ‘was closed at thé ena ot the fifth inning by rain. The score stood J0 to 17, in favor onthe Atlantic, An examination ot thecase of Isaac H. Davis, Collector of the Fourth District, N. Y.. with perjury by one Davis, Tesulted in the bonorable discharge of the accused, and Davis bas been arrested and held im one thousand dollars bail on the charge of perjury. The British bark Istria was wrecked on the loth instant off Cape Hatteras. and out of a crew of twenty-six only three lives were saved. She was laden with 1,900 bales of cot- ton, from New Orleans to Liverpool. General Crawford, commanding at Loui: ville, repudiates the use of his name as tes A porter of Judge Chase for the Preside! says be is earnestly in favor of the election of General Grant. ‘The Allies have been repulsed in an n attempt tocarry Humaita by storm, after a desperate engagement The siege is still maintained, and the frontier closely invested by land and sea. It was announced in the hoe oeel Parliament last night that the Egyptian Government thinks of establishing Courts of law, tor the protec- tion of foreign residents in that country. The Northern Railroad freight house and the storehouse of Dodge, Davis & Williams, at En- field, New Hampshire, were burned yesterday. Loss $20,000. The blood-stained planks taken from the spot in Ottawa where Darcy McGee tell, have been burnt, and the ashes sent to Montreal, to be de- posited in his graye. A Chicago court has decided that a telegraph company is responsible for errors in the trans- mission of a dispatch, event it the dispatch is NOt repeated. No attempt was made yesterday in Louisiana to inaugurate State officials, as called for in Packard’s two orders. Reports were prevalent in Mazatlan at last Advices, of a scheme for the secession of the Northern Mexican States, The North German Parliament has passed a bill authorizing a loan for the enlargement and improvement of the Federal navy. The nephew of Prince Michael has been de- clared his successor, under the titleof Milan the Fourth. The annual convention ot the National Board of Fire Underwriters will meet in Baltimore M. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELERS, Have BEMOVED To Ture NEW STOBE, No. 280 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STs. And opened the largest assortment of new and elegant JEWELRY. DIAMONDS.SILVEB and PLATED WARE, FANCY GOODS, &c., ever offered their customers, to which they invite their attention, and that of the public generally, M.W. GALT & BEBO, JEWELESS, NEW STORE, 2%0 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. seed ELevENTH AND TWELFTH Sts, [nF RAE a OF Om eee ane end Sees Lae ceo d Houscfuratabing Goods, with ¢ largest and finest stock of Dry upon this marke The price of each article has has ‘bse cost, and many to ¥ ach less comparatively new. selected. embraces every vari y of Dry joods, great ina ements are er te ‘hasers. ‘© name Pao poe Brose Goods at 25 cents, former price ote. A vty, (eaoveg m paet ce val degre york pries packs. “¥ avkine, rowels, Sheet- wont at vargas. ‘Linens. a com 444.54 Iron sca, Grenadine Shawls. Bisd ee Biks, Satios for trimming, recedes and or ane ae Lace gnaw age and 62). MITC! oreo ar ies: = 3 al be placed Saget PO HOTEL. SALT WATES BATHING. This favorite resort. having Deen a thoroughly ren- ovated, with inci sist, ait sccommedations NEW Bald | ROO BOWLING ALL ALLEYS 3. Be aL ell SULY. when the ast solicits @ contin soe 2 ii Bion a ee “Seeilont Gund of Masts tu attandaves” every ned Friday cto cloe at6o’elock a. m. every teres at id Friday at ¢0'clock p. m., and Satur- k p.m. Touching, going and retura- aS Jelb-tt ing, at the Poin 88 BMisnasts' CHURCH ORGAN: le Mock ever offered in this city to sel mt, wig Onn 50 id sale oF rent, om cus term Bila gs ‘new Trou Front Gur id GBAPES {/' HE SEASON. ars 0. nonin “teed one Biack a se C Loecng ‘BA jos a 1 Sa ry h Confectiontry jo 15.3" 246 Pa. ave, bet. loth and 15th ais, Sprcrat NOTICE. CLEARING OUT SALE ifeenas Siew re eed pe ing mores at greatly | Fiannele, Bles sand Ere. Cottons very low. c ate, |e tery Reee- kaed: Peaites ll of the juality. my 9tw* sinerciar gonna Very sas tee, a YT. 416 sth street, jet = a au E pHs, — ‘OB BALE CHEAP—' ACI \. BY OR BENT —“A 6: STORE and DWELLING «i a squth went cor ee . Apply to Brokers. coruer of 7th and Dats. _je 16-3t* a Phe See Womans s1TUa- est nce ay ohana No Soot oe ras t> trav Wine ese ara 2 nt Te eer BY.sone ‘Fred. “a daree pad Waiekeaaareerer| ee reer Se 3 Na 5 Eee 5 lek? 3 BILL Lots. inth a co ae oe ply at st ates TED Four. BRICKLAY irae | tT ner Mst je 18°" OBN VEIGMYER. a ati Bove | ARES EAS inees Teen" ome traveling. Apply ae @ July wi Ty t i aie Qareae a w Ge — ST Lo The STED—A_ Waite REVA att im new tor ra charge of fn infaat and attend fo chamber: Te cea iabed ae o"aret coed TWe EUNDREO MORE BEAUTIFUL LOTS ARE AGAIN ri Potato SALE THIS SPLENDID PROPERTY, NORTH OF THE CITE, at work in & small te family. Only ench Baars: is pear all Depart a ‘Parties BEDUCED PRICES, jeretands it 1 wat a4 te a orn Selb rows to have such a Leah ‘< AND ON FIVE YEARS TIME. a Sn Cash. ——— at $400 would require but wi 00M. 80 an to ace: eet now in the house. ‘Star Office. For perticaignt eyes . Bett Lint s careof nerves: Wt as & private well accust roy sy the om ie | ‘The best etiet Fonseca aaa sled ‘Of ANTED—A GIBL. iron, faster loth = wei a ‘$3 Bridge ‘treet, cGecrgetonn By oa . ral thers or aATORS F0-Oa ar haters Dember ah ose — Onn mane no bet Te FOUETE HUNBRED 70) OUSAND DOLLARS. | mo a “For Bent and Sale” any several others, tarataned ratshed. | Of the finest oe E Je pasa JOHN B. ELVANS. WitttaM MoNEIE. BUY QUICE. _____[Intel.. Chron., Be} p-1 yes 3 Real Estate Brokers, 49 7th street. rhirenaceneccare ® lot by paying $20 down. LADIES Ww =2 examine ~ SENT 1 room farnii boardini itle perfect. 20,006 000 a; STEAM FLUTING: F%o. worably ‘located. marie condi HALL & Bos. by any otbe n Brocene, ee; aud requires lees stifening. a . 109 oi sl Taquire at 370 a Beal Estate 2 Rrchasr sate B. tad can ONL NGEnOe CH ANOIRG mons ares | ; art Gai, Rooms, neon oes ROOMS, 322 sand ad painted, street. between 10th and Lith sts, ‘ateat Fluti: ac Ri Store bm bindpapelt nae street, bet tee = st jeuase SUE meee FERTURE FREED = BRENT. AURANT on 7th street. MWe ht ser fer to buy ail Lind of Berultare FS hear tie Park otal, It fa stocked witha ful upply ot aor. a aeieete ate ne Duslnees. “Apply'at 164 Rinth ersee ne jek eet Nol 307 Pens trenae’ ane to je 1-im* Fos; BENT—One of thosedesirable Rs gE in ton, BD. ALE Tro or three TRACTS OF LAND, 23 Philadelphia Bow, with gas, wate from 6 to 1 Colesville, Mont! Ww eae ferns ppein Pi sear of | yom, and every modern aluprovement, "Rent, ery or ty Canal Qaice, fos m Meetee bar the tinaen carn indeclianll (bs is-tf [Chron.} 1 New Tae ‘and isth'et. a Oe 2 Fo RENT—One oo: yp B, BECK BoUSsB, 0 the corner of ‘New Jersey = containt charge. H. OOLMAN & OO. je9-im oo Penns. jedim _"_393 Penna. ave._ rest y BaNes T ACTIVE FARTNER with s capi- pels St ted. in & Manutactur . = ng large profta. to which other remautectufiag Fe RENT_ The HOUSE No. 74 Missouri » one oes oss ‘of roo! ais (ees rooms. Apply on the pret Mis and 1h sea not rot jd Fo EENT=ONE FOONF BOOM ame | = WANTED Tonite Rraking ep, Toakerise Se ee or removing from the now that Suitable for dining: t business. Apply on the ‘yel3 St one rou ENT—Possession Immediately, §-atoi hep. Seg — crod | their Furniture with bore see hey rouble TIRICK, ine pttice, wouter meat ate vcontheast oF facomventence: or cult i. Furniture Dealer, 24 at: and Pet avenues Gormer 0th and 1. streets: rent 60. in ‘advance, unnatural ac- snear{ je 13. 3 by over indulgence or Fe ae ee WELL-FURNISHED P. NV ANTED im secret certaii ed. “and the habit iteelf prevent. cy by oan nt 8, med! ved ‘anels td wash to t LORS en first door: rent lo D hag ne ‘A late ii UNEQUALED’ SOAP. ‘Tt. pre BOOMS. Board if desired: at ar warded. by mafl, with {i Suen yell we hare seen ; Pa. avenue. pocceses pockees, upon the fework wi an res) 0 oaly at = lor s circular. eras ay ing Rooms, 522 F st je3 lot phere 7H STORE Roos ao ‘S. T. FREDERICK | YRORTH OF SECOND. HAND plete for a Sres-clans r a aguice of Je Lock-box 48, Washington, D. 0. $9.0 ITURE Ak ty Ake w AU 8. HOOVER, ONYMOUS =i person that gent aces B00 10 ruairon! ving Fu je 13-3t Corner (th and P streeta, tion to F street is particularly comet a ‘any description {0 aiepoee ane ctw will nd iene their OR BENT—AT STORY BRICK HOUSE lor send address. an! J w ), be MABE EZRKIELS, No. SUS Histo wesere be | Bondage Suly stn" Appt Ho “Sad streets bet. oat Craprorast ory TEST MEDIU and tween Pennsylvanii D street, who GanaH. AG again at the Empire t yess, 436 Fonnevives venue and over & Beker Sewine Machine for warantecs to pay the heat cash prices for Second hand Burnit eee ng effects. F ou OR SALE OF BENT—Two FRAME HOUSES és aha eee and LOTS. Nos 297 sth street 'n a Bau ; heh fC: oreo Balagce nce in 6. 12 oy 18 monthe. Te not aol Sater ee KLO! me Ae atree athe i single or in suits 1A T 5 STORES NOTICE—Cool eri —— faralabct BOARD. can ‘west corner 0! tien im the city. use No 297 will be for rent at $20 per apply to J. G. ADAMS, wer ot nbeae mae veneered D)3SiRSBLE LEASEHOLD > RTEREST a STERrrraOMEARED eg | Seon, TRATES 1800 URpERCLoTHING. BEDDING, BOOTS, non aes sedating teres) Bear 7th. offers for his i jerest, &c., a erm cf yired d lease, Apply tod" RIVIERE, sales House. Lots For rn. 12. es hs between I and much they have been worn. suralag oat That ‘fasbionable and well: WADED REY AND OAST-OFF OLOTH. SALE Geaus, Revolvers, J ~ i old etabahed FIVE (5) LOTS, each 20x95 feet, tp Seuare 3.90 UST BECEIVED., of BS tia sto” Renee Ltwtiats | son wires eon Sateen Sek ge aaa CINCINNATI AND EHIORGD LAGER DEER stroct, near Pou avenue, Blnger Ste | Zheve, Lote Se gt09 Bil lovers of Beer are tnvited te to call at 509 7th concy. a, offs $100 cas st the Bb KEG'STGH, Jel2-6t" — me NO LOST AND FOUND. F? ry 5 STRAYED FROM PAS See a epee ti | sa y Je re rn 4 to me, adjoluing Glenwood Cemetery G. CLEN. coer least one handred thousand dollars ‘on or before October Ist next, and having no other tbeane of raising vt than by selling some of the Pape property aw in my possession, I offer for sale real estate S-eotw Three BRICK DWELLINGS on ¥ street, | 10 tween 13th and 14th, ( moleted. B. LEO 5 iN’ ARD PEYSICIAN and I story brick Kitchen, ine et trout a nad eer Prensvuvatia ay ANExtE A Om! tu RB o public. i ft pe tao. 983 F strat, near BOOMS PRIVATE. Pationts see noone bat the ‘O8T—On Saturday after = Hadlow GOLD — L . BREASTPIN, with Chain sud Mattove eee a ager cs ee od on pack. at Bais BE OF eer ced Weer i fo ties be rewarded. aby Teturning toMo/ 171 2d street, | 222,4nd 10 tenant bakit td seat ae © | Souer te tween B and min je 18 @2w {Intel., Ohron” by ‘8 p.} 0 EEN ABD rod. ag he and white BUFF AL pe ‘the oo in all female a FORNERRD HORE Tow REWT=ac room, from what 'URNISHED HOUSE FOB eT B stscets below Tenth. may iy" Cow's with wh ‘white aL ae as SE 3 ‘tober. 1868. Ap) ae ERSON. Da. DURAND, FEMALS sere reward I be paid for return ay es, 149 sth street, between P ad trot er PrivsiGian, sou south s b-gaat corner of Lombard timore, Md. ‘Twenty ae 38 POA 3 AL, Ridge street tate SOR Dede Hie Sea Soame Da Bam ROOM — wusivereal fa PF competent: ‘Yesterday afternoon, probably on the puuire iio 3¢ we I sre ogee reat nrc Carona Cai Garni fod ie all complete, “Inquire at No. 3 in trouble call oF write 292m ca’ elaine locket an F SALESOo Te ee | R SALE On 13th ctreet. Teiand. Tetween © EAD! BEAD!! peaput suitably rewarded by lesving it" atthe’ Ban Beak of 4D SIX BOOM HOUSE, has hich Washington. oni ‘water Inv yard. Terms, ame TD TO THE mS TBOORIEER. s_RESIDING paid m0 cash; balance ALL MUST T ACKNOY 14 THAT see ome TARR a4 rs farm, 14t je 10-tt Cor. New York a: Excel etn moriamanahip durability all others of gil OW with horon. white bellyana fant, ” Carne t the Th owner wi ome forward, prove property. pat SPLENDID OBANCE. isteraisand wort 7 br mon of Bfteen chargea. ao je anme away — years ¢ "JOHN LEWIS. | FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE. | “Sear renee the attention of tne REWARD —Sirayedor Bolen, The GROCERY, ahd PROVISION STORM of | erally to his stock of BUILDING matuuiacs, $1 O as vene ion instant 8 Se Sores NER BRO. & 00. is offered for salcon | Tis: sass ana Round Top Cement, COW - white face, large bag. at the point of calving ee i eae ee for Lime, athe ‘The a remaid wi ite piven by returning ber bunineee of th a ayy “ hese rae Sand ( per boat Salvington, Succes ene ee an tbe Sxturea ‘of the best character, and the geod | White _connane end Bu. stom fs the city The proprietcts having deter, end Gravel. —_———_ pt erpe preptien : ow BOARDING. ined to enter viher busiaces. the sale ‘will be Bold at the lowest cash one itive, ply to to HAVENNEE 5 BR 003 all promptly z is raurr,. PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, ee i reset ‘ye lott Corner 10th strect west and Candi, soe BED: mh vom Smithsonian Bridge. pL ty ene licpe Patlor BED: OB REN’ STORY BRICK Bs “THE THRES STORY Bric HOUSE, No. 190 14th etreet: as throuchout, and water in they of R. M. DOWN: MAN Boal Eetate Agen te Reent, Latltigencor Ballaing, corner 7thy A parte Bonen B containing sev. sev. th excellent Board and Boom at oe oot ee at Lapres CAN HAVE THEIS HOOPSKIRTS northwest corner 12th and Hi streets, 1B AND tent, SINGLE, AND Bote Sine Booms best of , at Mat othe street, Tout Foal “Baaare. Tobie ‘Boarders accommodated, ne, re: a 6th and —S mh 17-tf - ih eae — Mista’ | ecb OPTED ye, grated ee Api an or age RB SALE—Th ava ROUTE. of the Eve- so Fentte bovapt AR SFSCtrn ac | FORE. Rie ERE te tates: | He wate & eves ees at « fin eges BORDEN. gente, (No it ply at 309 7th street wen ut : quors sold.) Board per day. lar monthly JOBN LOUKIE, Agent. boarders at reduced rates. my 23-Im* The Cones nce and Nervous diseases ac- UY A HOME AND STOP REST. ey anne Rarer We offer for sale » DWELLING HOUSE, new, Fooms, modern improvements, 5.00. Three near 1th street, $5.0 Beven pear 1ith street, . One near Oity Hall. 9a bd. Que on Gth street, 'gib.00 — for; considered, z i eet a, in these lectares will be iow 0) L.—Young men who have in NION BOTBL, G! FORGETOWN, D.C. w open for the for the recep- Ton tat wep Repiees, J tion of guesta, my 2-im nH street. betw: room Lath and Isth, $25 0. 7 Gortaia. secret d MARLOW & CO,’ Rae COTE. on sony torias, in all parts of the Endes ofimarried ie nos = Vand e 2 ee cnet Inthe aed W aheaee. Belore'p! oo vee a ihe treatment of & SHIRT MANUFACTORY, E—About 25 acres fne LAND, heavily | gf2,0ne, thos ene Pistlnaag cis apetutoes aad by pera S$ aent fo naz ress, in @ sealed 262 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ; td St ~ a: Ds OHABLED 4. StUnat 2 Gon je43m (onvuar “haere sre furnlonsd C1 (Pe ag NOTICES. ‘OR WO. 1B -H cy ios arte wail themsel: HOOPSKIRT AND ‘CORSET MANUFACTORY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, 2 Shoo ' seahorse re gee AMUSEMENTS. FIRST ANNUAL CONCERT amp EXHIBITION Of Prof. JOHN ESPUTA'S Musical Academy ra CARROLL BALL, © etreet, between Ninth and Pomth ersets, Ov MONDAY EVENING, Jume 223. 1353, ‘Aasteted by Prof. SOALA, Lester of the Serine Bani, ead Prof CHAS. BICHTER, the Tickets of admtvsion. Gents; for als at "| Siemens ‘at the deor Doors open et? e’elock; COMMERCE Nor 4 e’clock. pis td NATIONAL THEATER. zs 2 ADELADS RISTORI. Before be tual devagiere or metope, give Wea: ‘igus I?-Benene Snnet, te Be Sechrest a: 20 9-8 PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &o. pre RIC hia —_, an ot a fet.. rT sh © TOURS ORsNE Ar gone rms Sain wat Seetven aerate e158 roa T= Pic mag or see Lees eTAR TEM. wAioetee becant iene EPAT in " dere OPENING “BLY WORT ans ibe obtained for x lars ap) to GRORGR 8T_ Cu. or ais * oss MADDOX, Frankl Swe will make som! week- Boost vee ue uE Le Rope Tu on wAUgbaVe suet mttiog.) leaving ber where h ate, of Seventh etroot, ving ot cohington on riers 10 o'clock. Belreshmente ox board RRTEETON iz tn zeae on the boat eS AND tt nine Barbe. a. Ly Toom 43, Intell eeacer ~ baa a RICAN aap ot Building, No Sih spent “1H OuY of This celebrated CS, EXOCUBBION. short notice and at reason: ing at the di store of Et Pr 2. Cr BMUsii aoe TO". BION” MS pd a! BaND 3 oe of Meanie wy et Baie. Fie Mics. Rice Fl Parties, etc. ny number of Crane Tursiohed ‘Terms reasonable. Orders Headquarters, 305 Penns. avenv: and 10th streets, or at Bilis rr with prompt attention ox 603." m: rd Wate ona BRAS asp COTTE connected’ wi on tnee terms, et all ( = Excursi ge BS item, Orders jotzerott | tunic Store, cone ‘Towers’ Book Btore. Avenue. and at Mr. Weber's residence. Teh street east. bet. Gand I ste. Navy Yard. mylé-tm* ————————_—_—_—_ PROPOSALS. P*YNASTERS, OFFICE, UNITED STATES Borre.s, Vi Proposals will be received EDN inch best nd teh best rou Be “trou 800 pounds 1',x", inch best Flat fron ‘sm pounds 1's inch best Fist fron 10 pounds fy"! inch bewt Flat Troe pounds pounds Ha 3 2 es Sees! bE ce fe f abects best Fiange Pilate "Ne To's inch thick 18 foot long by inches sheets best Flange @harcoal Boner Pinte c. 0. 13-16 ineh 10 feet long by 38 inches heets best Flange Charcoal Boller c. “No.1 ineh thick, 10 fest Tous by 96 Inches saagnne tn, be of the hot Betned Revestonn manufacture, free from all defects, apd the Totler Plate to stand the scverest flanging teste without Py te be indorsed * Bids for Iron.” arene oa eng jols-2t — DEPOT a. Sealed received sg the eon coun gue Bay 2 rea uly 2, 721, Saat a ier atte si BE: sa, eitan ‘Texas, unti ber $1. 1598, oF euch the Genera, of Bubsist eas time’ aa prearnt nd to Eigive bouts Torte endorsed, “Proposals f ‘oitinan. Texas” a pede monthly. in Government fear ct gt each Gas oe thet ny be fonds oo oz Samual 5. Cushing. ictof = - ry SCBREINER. 400-6 rise usta! lefantry. end «1 8s DEOPOSALS. | of Subsitence, ’ my Sealed Splice: ui the arth Py ing the United pas ~§ ee Bubsistonce Do; partment vite ‘the following 0 barr: rels of Corn Meal. the price per pound to be ante 19. ~ Ler’ of Adamantine Deptiee, of the best nality—full weight reguired 00 barrels of high grade Extre Flour. equal to ths Goverpment ‘etandard samples of which can be 40,000 pounds of I of the beet be carefully packed in boxes of fifty box. the Goverument Sriding tie xe 8 rad for nailing together, sampies of the bread wo iS pounds of Java Coffee, price per pound not t she Shove articles to be site rey beet anality, in ior vere nehor Brees in thisect say: wichia twenty fer the ‘eater of = bide be received Sealed Prov Mgned until the 2th inet: moval of about 12. CITY LOAN OFFICE. GHISELIN & 0O.. No. 493 TWELFTH STBEET, BETWEEN E AND F STREETS, One short square from Pennsylvania evente. ‘Officers and Clerks Pay Accounts purchased.