Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Cireulation in the Distriet CROSBY 6. NOVES..........Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY .- JUNE 23, 1568, SF READING MATTER ON EVERY PAG! OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GEAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. Fo8 TBE ACCOMMODATION OF PRRSONS leay- icg the city during the summer months they ean bave the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 2y cents per week, tor one week or more ————— WASHINGTON AS THE CAPITAL.” Toe Washington correspondent of the Chi. | ogo Tribune writes a letter in relation to Mr, JLogan’s proposition to remove the national copemlto the West. As the letter appears in snd has the sanction of the leading newspa. | I tor Northwest, it has a special interest, | ‘The wonders that any of the Western | uid exert themselves at all to possess one the government. A thriving business place Argues, has no use for a Capitol. Aibavy derives no importance from her State House. Harrisburg bas the finest site and is the meanest town in Pennsylvania. Except | Boston, there is not one capital city in the | Worth covetable for the residence of one’s tsmily or for a place of business. The near presence of government, moreover, paralyzes individual enterprise, and makes a harpy or a Psuper of thecitizen. That Chicago, St. Lous: or any flourishing place should ask the rein- dorcement of the Capitol, 1s accountable for only on the principle of yaulung ambition | ‘which o’er-leaps itself. Do they want to lose their right ot suffrage? No dweller here can €ven vote for President. There is not one cor- ner of the country that is not better repre- sented in Congress than Washington. What. ever is given to it is given grudgingly. Yet | there is no town where there is more ferment of thought and aspiration. The writer con- tinues: | “Let me show you in a paragraph how the | city came bere. “Washington selected it trom equal motives of patriotism, association and taste. He had fished, hunted and camped al over it. It was midway of the colonies. ‘was a beautiful basin in the fork of two rivers, ou tide-water, yet inland, surrounded by a natural amphitliestre ot hills and woods. A tew old tarmers and country gentlemen oceu- pied it. They sold out on iiberal terms. Tne iotal expenses to the people of America of the ‘Whole city hate not been above fifty millions ot dollars, or about the cost of the New York Central Railway. It is a genuine virgin capi- tal, dedicated to government, nothing more. ‘We msy argue sgainst the site, the exclusive jurisdiction, what not: but in sober charity it ‘was a cheap, wise, admirable piece of legisia- tion, for the time. ‘To legislate a new Capitol site to-day will open up the old as well as the new dilemmas. If this town bad reaped any Ysst business advantages from its selection would haye ground for jealousy. As 0 its fine buildings, they are yours more than curs. Pure and simple as you can make & Tepublic, you must have adequate edifices | tor its capital, and the common pride ot people is involved in their elegance. | ibe Every interest in America presses greedily here ior government relief: to finish this city as 3 capital is as pressing, as useful and as patri- otic a Work as anything broached between the Atlantic and Pacific. What has been done is ‘Well done: what is undone makes what is done unsightly. The most vital defect of all is the zuxed political administration of the place, half pothouse and halt Congress, Boots and the Guest administering the common estate of | either. A commission of nine persons chosen by the three departments of the Government— President, Congress, and the Supreme Court— exch to select three, of whom at least one out ofeach trio must bea stable resident citizen, ould msure a proper admimistration here. Let Congress name every year a fixed sum of joney. to comprise all that it means to give the Jnstrict, and apportion that part of the same Which the citizens must raise by taxes; then let the commission distribute and superintend the employment of the appropriation. ~Now, as to work necessary to be done here, the first should be the ving some of the streets. The next ould be the arching over of the Tiber Creek, so that it will bea useful sewer rather than an open sluice of stench and , Gisease: this latter done, the Mall, alread: planted with trees, would make a broad poo ‘tween the Capitol and the President's house, ‘ul for drives and walks. And, not re- ly. the chain of forts which encircle ashingion ought to be connected by a public Grive. which would make a boulerard lofty as tue terrace of St.Germain and finer than any an the world.” | | MILITARY AVAILABILITY. The Intelligencer this morning formally breaks | ground for the nomination of Hancock at the New York Convention, and in doing so makes the rather remarkable admission that it is ne- creary tor the Democratic party «-to settle down upon the imperative expediency of making a aomuaation, military or otherwise, that shall | ensure more than that party vote, which iz | Probably a minority of the whole vote of the land.” | Fs the Juteiligencer im further advocacy ot | | the policy of nominating a military man (Hah- cock) at New York: W bile in this « land of the free and the home of the brave’ eminent and tried civic abilities | bave been uniformly regarded by intelligent menas the best of qualifications tor exalted pulitical station, yet, while the class of the sol- ery were few among the people, their honor d fame were preserved, even ‘as precious ‘wels in the amber of popular affection. And bow when there are not less than a half a mil- lion of voters in the North who have shoul- ered the musket and perilled their lives for vir country, is it strange that the same senti- tent of honor and trust wells up toward the truly noble of them from the heart of the people that did in the days 1 saw the suc- rss at the polls of a Jackson, a Harrison, and 2 Taylor! The nominations of such were based upon the idea of success, and if a Scott dia wot succeed, it was because he had ar- raigued against bim a volunteer soldier, and | one wbo, 85a gentleman and statesman. w: everywhere loved throughout the land. The soldiery are now a great power North and Soutb, not only in themselves, regarding num- bers and services, bu: in the vast influence that ac and all of them possess in the community 4n which their lot is cast.” | Did this not appear in the Intelligencer it | ‘Would look like a pretty strong argument in | advocacy of Grant SamaTooa.—Leters from this health-giving Spring state that the season has now fairly commenced. The real water-drinkers—the in- valids and valetudinarians—arrive here early acd make long visits: while the devotees of Zashion come later and depart sooner, being e birds of passage as compared with the geauine Congress water fowl who annually haunt this famous locality, These last are siteady bere m grvat numbers, and a few more diays wil greatly swell the “fashionable” | scream now £12 very rapidiy. the body of Senator | buried, & great concourse at. the lone Mountain Cemetery, at -co, Within a few yards of the place re of Dis predecessors in the Sen- 2d Broderick * Bake A National Convention ef Workingmen is csiled to be Beld in New York on the second day of July, to take into consideration what coarse shall be pursued by them in the ap. proaching political campaign ‘The Senate of Connecticut on the 17th passed the bill to allow the children of colored people the same privileges in the public schools as are accorded to the white. From Shillington, (deon Building, we have the July aumber of Tar Nwreery, “for youngest | readers.” Gov. Fentgn will preside at the banquet to the Chinese Embassy. in New York to-day. Tae Evectioy 1s Mi Pi.—The elec- tiom in Diississipp: began yesterday. A vote Was taken on tae Constitution framed by the dave Convention, and State officers are to be chosen im case of its adoption. The candidates were as follows i 5 a Tp to the time of going to press we ao returns of the vote. CONGR! 7 Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. Sx» aTE.— Yesterday, after our closed —- ‘The general appropriation being being aad consideration, snd the question pending on t amendment recommended by the Qeakey i* on Appropriations to remse the ae = the Capitol Pouce ‘trom Beith w@ TLT18. B Mr. Hendricks moved to. - tart Pacses tain of the Capitol police Teceive $1,300, instead of $2,(8), the liew Ee instead oft $1,500, and the privatem $1,200 instead of $1,500. Mr. Yates accus#d Mr. Hendricks of acting the character of an economist, with reference to the Presidential nomination. Mr. Hendricks said the remark was not or- iginal, having been first made by the Senator trom Nevada, (Mr. Stewart.) He (Mr. H.) was bot atal jed about the nomination. Mr. Sherman thought that as Congress had already refused to give the 20 per cent. in- ™ the crease to the tt should not advance the salaries of its owa em- loyees. . The amendment of Mr. Hendricks was then rejected, and the amendment of the Committee t was 0, The committee next reported to strike out the Appropriation for a short-hand writer, clerk of —— and two other clerks for the Presi- i. Mr. Sherman asked for an explanation to this amendment. Mr. Morrill, of Maine, replied that the ofi- cers named had been added to the staff of the President in 1386, when the applicants for par- den were overrunning the Executive Mansior.: but that necessity was now removed. des: these the President had two clerks, which he (Mr. M.) thought sufficient, as the President had also, in addition, detailed an officer of the army (Col. Moore) to act as his private secre- tary. Mr Sherman asked under what authority the President bad detailed an officer of the army for such purpose. Mr. Morrill did not know. Mr. Dixon thought this was discriminating improperly against the President. Taere were several clerks to committees of this body re- ceiving $1,900 per annum, who had nothing whatever to do. The amendment to strike out the opria- then Messrs. Sherman 1 Ber Re fw ittes ting in the - rague, Ross, ani ley vi in a. Sve Sith the Conservatives. ini The next amendment of importance reported by the committee was to repeal the act of August 15, 1556, requ bers regulations of commerce to be li nually before Congress; and also to repeal the second section of the act of July 25, 1866, making appropriations for the cousular and diplomatic expenses of the Goy- ernment. Mr. Sumner opposed the amendment under mstructions, as he said, from the Committee on | Foreign Relations. The first clause abolishes the office of Super- imtendent of Statistics with a sal: of $2,000; under existing laws our consuls ai were reqSired to forward te the Department of State certain commercial information to be comma- nicated to Congress, and if this office was dis- pensed with there would be no means of ascer- taining the information. The second clause of the amendment abol- ished the office of Second Assistant Secretary of State and Examuner of Claims. Mr. Hunter, the Assistant Secretary of State, had been in the artment tor forty years, and Mr. Smith, the Examiner, was an efficient and capable officer. He hoped these efficient officers would not be dispensed with, and therefore moved to strike out ihe second clause of the amendment. Messrs. Johnson and Fessenden bore testi- mony to the services of Messrs. Smith and Hunier. Mr. F. thought the office of Second Assistant Secretary should be made a perma. nent one. Mr. Conkling thought the Committee on Ap- ropriations might as well cease recommend- ng reductions of expenditure. At 4:10 p. m., at the suggestion of Mr. Trum- bull, the pending bill was laid over informally, and the bill for the admission ot Arkansas, as returned by the President with his yeto, was taken up. Mr. Davis proceeded to argne against the constitutionality of the bill, and after review. ing the course of Congress, said he was gratified to believe that the terrible rule of Radicalism was rapidly drawing to a close. The question was then taken, and the bill was passed by the constitutional two-thirds vote, as follows: Ayes—Messrs, Chandler, Cole. Conkling, Con- ness, Corbett, Cragin, Edmunds, Ferry, Fes- senden, Harlan, Howard, Morgan, Mornill of Vermont, Nye, Patterson of N. H., Pomeroy, sey, Ross, Sherman, Sprague, Stewart, Sumuer, Thayer, Tipton, Trambull. Van Win- kle, Wade, Willey, Wilson. Yates—30 Nays—Messrs. ‘ard, Davis, Doolittle, Hen- dricks, McUreery, Patterson of enn., Sauls- bury—?. Mir. Howe announced that he and Mr. Mor- rill, of Maine, bad paired with Mr. Dixon, who had gone home from indisposition. ‘The Senate then, at 5 p. m., adjourned. Hovsz.— Yesterday, after our report closed— Debate was continued on the Kentucky con- tested election case at considerable length, at the close of which the question was taken upon the several resolutions—the first question being Upon agreeing to the resolution of the minority the committee, that John D. Young was duly elected and is entitled to his seat. ‘The reselution was rejected—yeas 30, nays 91: 8 strict party vote. The resolution declaring Mr. McKee entitled to is seat was then agreed to, by a vote of G2 to 43. Mr. McKee then advanced to the Clerk's desk and was sworn in, Mr. Banks remarking, “What State does the gentleman represent!” Tir. Garfield (Ohio) offered a resolution au- thorizing the Secretary ot War to sell all dam- aged ordnance stores that cannot be used by the regular army or the militia. Passed. Mr. Schenck called up the special order, which was the amended tax bill. Pending a motion to go into Committee of the Whole, the Speaker said he desired to state to the House the effect of the order adopted whea the tax bill was recommitted a week . The operation of the bill was that all other business must give way to it, and even the morning hour must be dispensed with, and after the reading of the journal if any member de- manded the regular order it must be taken up at once. There was business, however, that could intervene, as, for instance, privileged motions relating to admission of members, from the President of the United States and from the Senate, and reports of Commuttee on Enrolled Bills. The Honse them resolved itself into Com- = of the Whole, Mr. Blaine (Me.) in the ebsir. Mr. Schenck proceeded to explain the bill, and said the commuttee had, as far as possible, followed out the order of the House, or rather the two orders; for while the resolution ot Monday last directed the committee to repert only such subjects as related to distilled spirits and tobacco, it was followed afterwards by a resolution directing an inquiry into other matters. He regretted that the committee had been compelled to report such a piece-meal bill as this;and while be did not wish to refer to old matters, he desired tosay that the House had not gain much by recommitting this bill. Mr. Schenck explained a system of stamps that had been ided upon by the committee, and which, he believed, would prevent fraud. Mr. Boutwell asked if it would not be well to report an amendment, relieving, to some extent, the tax paid on whiskey now out of bond. Mr. Schenck said the fact must be taken into consideration that there was very little honest tax paid on whiskey now in the country and not accounted for. The first section of the bill was then read, and Mr. Van Wyck (N. Y.) moved to make the tax on whiskey 50 cents instead of 60 cents. Pending that motion, the committee rose, and the Speaker resumed the chair. On motton, of Mr. Schenck, it was ordered | that after to-day, the House will daily take a recess from. 4:30 to 7-30 to consider the tax bill. ‘The House then adjourned. je-waw Acting Commiationc tt Poets, jundred, MATO. Peeisn ee Ts nd other Plants, e : Ow, oe seventh evrect, jo 23-6 feshington. D.C. A BEE. hav 4. 3, and 3% in WALNUT, thoroughly seas oned. A large stock of all kinds of LUMBER always on deliver lumber to rt of fi it cus- ii a A a bh o L 5 j023-3t oa East Weshivgton. Sarmrs MADE TO ORDER, AND WARRANTED TO FIT. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., Je23-tf 322 PEWNSYLVANIA AVENUE. cOR LE-A fine young bar MABE: well suited for family use rather ‘but hardy: drives well in single and’ dsavte sth ire if > Sth and Sth. opposite 1h ce. of Dr. DANIEL BREED, Solicitor of BortEst BUTTE !! Prime N. ke BUTTER just feeeived sn market rates by and Philadelphia Print for sale at the lowest C. F. PERBIE & CO., je 23-3t corner 9th and I streets. A ! ATHsI! Just, received. 200,000 PRIME BANGOR LATHS! Will bs ae) of the city. yEDwin Chawe COs & CO. Vi i bh * x Yjrginia avenue, between oR po eg OR BA. Aa Bi year A FOR, SS0E A, dan MARE. seven years old single or fcity gentle. ands jouble: 7 je, and per, without blemish, and sold lively st becaus ywoer hi furthe: for her. Oat Ugrecn at FLEMING'S Biables, O strect, between 435 and 6th strects. 4023-tf Fron sar Fee oe band JOISTS. Alo JOISTS. Also. # Jarge DERBICK for heavy stone. ioquire at 512 12th street, 2d door from Kirkwood House, je 23 e03t* TANS A very fine Seven-octave Overstra: PIANO, which bas only been used for two Tears, wil be sold for G28" the owner leaving the city. Tt canbe seen a fnaic Store o Je a8 St ‘Momrs. METZEROTT & CO. WHITE OUCK SUITS. BROWN DUCK SUITS, LARGE SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninti axo Teyte Streets. Je19-tf ss THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, DUE JULY Isr, 1968, Will be paid on and after that date, IN GOLD COIN, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, AT THE OOMPANY'S OFFICE, No. 20 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK. Schedules with twenty or more coupons, will now be received for examination, and gold checks for the same will be delivered June Sith. 3018 ty) JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer. N EW ENGLISH BOOKS, JUST IMPORTED FBOM LONDON. Bain's Mental and Moral Science. London. $5.25. Bourn 7 ace ander the Tadors,2vol., Life of William Wilt ‘for Lend ree, by the Bishop of Ox- 2. A Book about Boys. London. §1 75. King Arthur and the Kaights ofthe Round Table. “Giobe Bdition. Q178 - jlectrical Measurement. Lon- Bogsr's Manual of Political Economy. Lon- Celestial Objects for Common Telescopes. Lon- don. §37 Seaton on Vaccination. London. $4.25. For saleby FRENCH & RICHARDSON, 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND 479 NINTH STREET NS OF LIBERTY —The ‘Order generall; ent at GEO WASHINGTON MPN» 1 of L. TO MURROW (yosnenter) EVENING, business of importance tothe F will be brought befe the Camp. se OP saves EDWARDS, B. 8 \em sOTICES. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELERS, HAVE REMOVED 70 THEIR NEW STORE, SYLVANIA AVENUR, Bet. LITK AND 18TH sts OFFICE OF Natio) s 7 OBAVINGS AND TRUST comeant, CoxseR 19TH STREET any Pa. ave. OTICE.—All moneys left on Bas etwas M. (corner 1%h street and Loe g = be of base tire er a or Barua viel hose beve money by them drawing pe favereats however small tae cans, putt a once : , if left thi on mare i ram Taree of aerate Was et cept. per annum. day of May were @iaas a ‘?. L. EATON, Actuary. i, B, docx, Chairman Finance Committee, OW "SEF SEVESin orazzr, AB EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Seat ta ae or ths beet cutnge” VNSt OY GEVEXNTH 6TREET, airy oom eouth of K ond Morthorn Market, je 13-tf G?t4t BACBIFICE Inv PABASOLS. DAVIS & GAITHER'S, t 20 Market Space. Call at once at jel3-6t Jos LUT OF F ANB, VERY CHEAP, DAVIS & GAITHER’s, 20 Market Bpace. BLEBRATED ALBERT BISCUIT, THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE, PREPARED IN EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, And pertectly fresh. at je 18 6t BN. W. BURCHELL. ied Under Ebbitt House, Joun A. Bory, Treas'r, Jos. B. van, Pros’t. WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. VEBNMENT BOND*, GOLD, an¢ SILVEB Bought aud Geld at current aartet rates | Boo boa supply of BBVENUB STAMPS kept con- ND WARBARTS Wanted Cc 4L AnD wo Op. ne Buia Bathe MPR ERE: anes tileesenided at ef received, be sites tumeerthin tures moutisat Present neem ___ WANTS, Wiersa.nbes Sanne tony NTBD—I hi vy a i KI ff F;, Nope but compeient hande need ap. s. gat jo, 241 vania avenue, National t Penney! * 0! to sasieg tn the at 575 Bth ie le middle-aged to do chamber- ” p Bar OF. suppl fice. LaR os W Boar ieee omar ayere ett: ‘wasning end iron’ red. Bor to Statomes, ween” (GAS FITTER—One whothero Solna n tegen eee ES er a other need call. Aj Telerence Beventh streetssoute? ey 4 able that amo: months. Address “*Patest. yore am interview can be Wad. at ANTED—TWO HOUSES—One from 12.000 Wie AP oot mee goes hack builder with stable, or lot deep enough stabie; 10 to 12 aati Soi seca cone Ww. DOWNMAN. Real Estate Broker, Intell r Building, 511 7th st, je mat TE xprese i WASTED—A AN ‘e care of horses and Apply at 369 Penne: avenee arene rena Warr aten and Ponmnbermaid. Apply to Me, zo 1s: PARKER, 373 Tin street, Between cs WANZED- By Joly ist, on UNFORNIGHED recat OCR; wath al or clght rooms, in a good location. Address, stati ‘and location, E. W., Star Office, ee se s0 at" ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN wbo oughly understands housework. Beet ence required. Apply at 269 Pennsylvania ave. nue. je B-3t W4NTED_& COLORED WOMAN, « good Cook, Warher, and Irowr, who willgo to Illinois and return ¢o Washington next session of Congrens. ,None need, apply ‘unlews well recom: mended. Apply unt event Street, between 18th and 1dth reste, =" Ye 30-3 (CATERER WANTED—A frat-class OATEREE can get Dini: . kitchen, and all the furniture in a central and very desirable part of the city at a merely nominal rent. Address 8.T. Star O1 fe Je 18-6 A COMPETENT CATERER WANTED TO assume charge of & dining room, with the priv. lege of taking ‘Table Boariers. An excellent chance is offered to an honest and industrious man. feret 5 ae Apply at 455 12th street, be- tween Eand F. je-lw™ 20 000 LADIES WARTED—To . my STEAM FLUTING; ansu by any other process, and requires stiffening. Can be crushed. and yet remain in original folds. NO DANGER OF CHANGING COLOR OF GOODS: and can ONLY be done at PRINOR’S STAMPING ROOMS, 322 F street, between 10th and lith ste, Agent for Cole's Patent Fluting Machines for family use. Je 13-15t* thor- rc xamine ori; -bailt BRICK | @ pleasant locality. mmacwiats Conception Oornet Band = mgrroceme chetes piston, Sad ps ceiebeaine FOR RENT—Parlor and att first foo) srreot. between ieth and 15%, $25,800 3 from CHEAP LOTS. on caty term, tm alt parts of tue “© BTORRS & OO., Beal Rstate Brokers. jared land Gategete. | Je o-tt 15th apd F etrects. on ad YLVANIA AVENUR 7 HED HOUSE, of nine FOR —The and convenient rooms S n ‘im board. Comvenieat to | corner of and wanie svemme, tm tess | mediate LW "eduction Store, leloc! hiss hese as Saeeacte pans deat Se tie B_A BARGAIN —A BUSINESS guer- | hicely adapind for Lawyers ud Aponte” Ohtos, » ‘0 per cont. ly small capital re. Sod will be Tented separately. or £0 some good 5 aye < . 3. for selling Agent collectively Sor oub-lesth . .For further IRST GBAND Pie Nio are hte ce iL jeimar, intelligence OMe, | particulars inguire of W. L. ‘ALL a0. ms 3. VEREON. x. oF 1 . Bae OWN PATCH, 73 Louisiana avenue, cornerith | “!7- VEBBON, No 6, ‘OH RENT—One of the most cligible STORRS | J street, ban for enle 2.00 Farms. all tor gave . Baw etulngion,oadcrWctropaliion dati nest logue," Honses aud Lota tn all parts of the sity. Tin ead eee Ce ARE, ‘ mn * With a stad di-piay of FIREWO a ingmediately “Apply to MARSHALL 6 ona ¥O FARMS Conte's "Wasicual String aod bas been eneaged - FOR RENT 4 HOUSE containing si = rc ing six rooes, | wastivgte: Tickets 30 Conte. admitting gent and ladies ta the 7th # ad, pear th clase ortiet of pot an tollseate, “Knguire at the tellsgate enh sonal tention. itl eet the bag | By oederet Comuieee PoE ABN Good airy FURRT airy FURNISHED credit, oF exchange oem (ree MOnOAN T. Be sewhoume,atretvend pass =“ “egist"| mr wteorme °° Manuinaton nb. | Vn ermamre A SOR RENT—A fourtoom FRAME HOUSE is OB BALE_L ~and FIXTORES ‘ + FSR, REBT A for com TEAME HOUSS ia F oF Sau bine ant ‘News Pepseeener New month in sdvavce., Rey at 933 Soe Tock prwere and tim street Wiibout exception —Two FURNISHED BOO! - gtande le BE OA. rtheast corner of N York evenue and ieth sirect eae" FOR RENT—« BTORE and DWELLING situ : bed room; Hi 5 442 rn srk Between nian WOE TE atte = weet corner of thst and Maryland ‘OB SALE OR BENT—A FEAME HOUSE 7| avenue. Apply to HALL & ROSS. Beal Hetate Southeast corner of Metrest west aud'L st warts | pooxste: corner of ith and D tg. ie 6 iatisccrsrariae and aan has | PORRAGE:Pogcy re TRACTS OE MAND. FOE RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE. sit | gomery county, Md. “Inquire at the Osa! Ofhice, Gated on 4 at» Between n Mand O strecta sath. | Ro 36 air otrect, Washineton my 3-18 con rooms. Ben! month, Apely onthe Premises. 3 wt jert- tog (COBSING (ROOM —One pleasant BOOM for x Tent at 407 ist street cast. between A.med | the car Taser ty eiarenine WP RajcreD, a fow steps fromthe east park of the Cap- Mae a uote. Brother, 127 West st.. Georgetown. > 1h a 7 Celebrated CLAIRVOYANT avd PHYSICIAN, BIC COAX TOURED of 8 Ory Boe tote att | and TEST MEDIUM, at the Empire Howse, eae ELE BaD. - Douiness Terme moderate. Inquire at <3 Teen | Pennsylvania avenue, i * ic,seic, Any wember ot Mt street, between That ura ‘crme Teasonabie. © em HENRY WAGNER. | ()"uny indies who have deniguarters, 309 Penna avenue, totwees, Fo B BOOMS on first or two. he | stored alter ik box of and 10th stree:s. or at Elis’ Music Store. moot second oor, furnished, for housekeeping. or | FEMALE PILLS. Three With prompt attention. P.O. Bom 603. my30 dar to single gentlemen, or would rent the house far- | difficulties and obstructions se Wtses CITIZEN BRAss AND OoTIL nisl . Apply at '7 13th street, between E and | ever fae dizocticns stating whey N ND. F streets. je Bim" | not be used. with each tox. UMice, 179 south B | Being uitionry FE, Ee (OUSE. No. 5120 a. street, between hand 20th. Island. jen & can be ¢ Ei between ro ging 10 rooms, | GOIENCE Ha8 TRIUMPHED. for Excursions, ly _betw re A. | Gentlemen may now be cured by mechantcal ap. | Music Store, Co DAILEY Dentist, 352 Pe Piiances without pai ap ty an moe nue. and at 6th and 7th eta. se2u-St | The’ many diseases arising from the unnatural ac, | street east. STRINES® CHANGE — DETERMINED —To | tion of the organs couse! by over indulgence or Ie BUGINNES —Fartios om, Founsvivania | Co "Wo medicine resulted Aeon et a ele SUMMER RESORTS . , sictans. Infallible t - Alat = ~ ize stock for parteaakt | Patent applied for. Forwarded by mal INEY POINT HOTEL en Broperly secured. The Store is an old | “irections fer use, tn aacaied package — he best on | TR eS. Send tor a tres SALT WATER BATHING te Excl | ie a s z eoere pores “ss favorite resort. baving been thozoughly ren (Lat . Me. "s.) = PECIA ICE—Cool ovated, with increased co cot! jez Corner 7tiiand Datrests. | SS HOOMS, close oe ig ok w Bale Room accommedations, BOWLING ALLE Will be of for the istiors on lor the reception ef v' u JULY. when the subscriber solicits a cont e heretofore ec liberal Fo BENT Nicely ith or withou tien in the city. tol Hi —— ¥ of patronage he » oma two oa RB. UEoe i ‘excellent Band hk HOUSE, Sroomatwoce- | I) AND PHYSICIAN =. lara, fine yard and stable. No. T= K.strect. | 266 Prsecncmeg a wee eee ANS atrent, | Board. per days near 27th, west of circle. Enquire next door. Rent §25 per month Je 20 3t* ‘per week. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE WANTED — \) We have orders to buy all kindsof Furniture, Families bavi jarge or small lots to sell will find it to their advantage to callor address a mote to “Agent,” No. 307 Penna. a je 10-1m* \W 4BTED-FUBNITURE OF ALL KINDS — Persons desirous of disposing of ali kinds of Furniture will find ifto thelr advantage to call on 8. cme a ee A e¢ highest cas! consigned Pie hie, cash advanced on 00d red ares. rr ree oon COLMAN & 00 9.1m 293 Peana. ANTED—Familion breaking up housekeept WwW r removing from the city. to know that md can dispose of their Furniture without the trouble or expense of an auction, b; ressing JAMES rr) ii: Furniture Dealer, 3d st. and Pa. avenue. je3-Im* [4 WORTH OF SECOND HAND 2,000 FURNITURE WANTED —Partics leclining housekeeping, or having Furniture of any description to dispose of, will find it to thoir advan! te call upon or address & note by post to MARK EZEKIEL, No. 502 ep street, be- tween P ia a atreet, OR RENT—DWELLING HOUSE No. 3s4 H y and How York. street, between 13th and lath: eight rooms, | , LADIES desiring, epeeiek Scpetegnt will Ant sat cea em Possession July iat. tngal TREEGULARITIES - on 203 14th et. (ie20-tf] 4.3. SHED! Pe » from STORE FOR RENT—Inquire at JAMES | ROOMS PRIVATE. Patients seenoonebut the Sonne roca nist aad Nowsleaiee ats | DEGOMS F ye 9tt E Atreet, between National Theatre and lath | = ——————____®i a street DUBAND, eee ERSONAL_DE. mt. eS PHYSICIAN, south-cast corner of Lombard {OB RENT—A new «ix room HOUSE, with siaaset seooee * wa. ————— Eiiriseage nbd good ecllars lot toy fart, aad | Sea Eremot te OLOTHING, &c. wood shed on the back all Inquire at No 252 iy ial. All Ce eerie Ban North Capitol street, opposite the Printing ep 29-2m* PUGH, Oeics edd R ze MERCHANT Palo! OR RENT—One of those handsome three-story jas removed from No. 474 Fourteenth street, E'Gaite Hotens, Neds Mare aeteue’ be, RAS) SAS BRAS to his new store. No. 206 Penerivania, twoen 9th and 10th streets ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT — Fourteenth and Fifteents Aoviyia GEORGE LANGLEY § SON 7 ¥ ana’ Coal Yard. K street. between sth ted GRAVEL BOOT ‘Thanking his friends and the public erally. for their Liberal ‘petronaae bestowed 8 streets. Je20 St’ | Excel in workmanship and durability all others of {OR RENT—A TWO-STORY AND ATTic | similar constraction’ Using uoue but the best ot ee © continence ot bi F BRICK HOUSE, containing 11 rooms, with and work perfermed by men of Sfteen bastness.. over If of ground, beautifully laid oat with great variety of fruit south. within one dral; $50 per month years experience. He also Invites. the attention of Hie oof Be Dominickss ath: | erally to bie stock ef BUILDING MATERIALS, 470 Seventh terest _ | Bosendale and Boend Top Cement, Srrrasys 2 oo. = set re ‘Lethe, Hair, re and housekeeping effects. SALE CHEAP —A «mall FARM of 2» Liiioliand Point Sand (Per boat Salvington, tioneer a ler in ‘res. five-and-a half miles from Georgetown. | White Sand, (coarse fine.) }, Ho. 502 Sth st. my28 tf beautiful and healthy neighborhood; im. We x Plaster, ‘Gone iB: yey Appice nmi | gold at thsioucernan verse Ino, Eh LOTHING, BEDDING, . ji bearing. endo ring et er 7 . ¥ re at the southeast corner of THOMAS FAHEY, s2d SHOBS, £0, be..08 9644 th etreet between a Soe Corner ten scene: tad Gea they ‘been worn.” ‘ja 6 ly" oR ROOM ie 8 mb 2-3 Bridge. Waser rates, Denon ror ROLOTH. | ot street between Hand 0. baquire at 3078 | LsapIgs CAN HAVE THEIR BOOPSKIET® OITISENS, ARMY AND BAYT or any article of value, at the fires | Street, Dotwoon oth and doth. e198" | ALTERED AND REPAIRED st OHS. BAUM'S 5 or FULTON 8 90. Pawab 11 Ninth he’ FIXTURES and GOOD WILL | HOOPSEIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRAGB ay i street, near Pennsylvania ev. ja %-1y' Bent of store and dwelli: MANUFAOCTOBY, 49 or e Bo. —_—_—_—_—_——_—_—_— Inquire at 437 ahh streets | Giana Tih ctrectes Mrs” | uty Bo. 368 Peas. areece, LOST AND FOUND. [0 BENT-HOUGE No. 31 Talians avenue, | PBILOSOPHY oF AGE =A new 1 " : of es delivered at the New York DENTISTRY. ed pear City Hall. Possossion given July ist. | stgsctgt/ertprets aie: te . AME YP 13th inst.. t iy at No. 437 D street, nearly opposite. yoy meg “ Crema ie & Hed nad Wate and the" otter" id ease ibe dl a a get aeeeced enone, Conte, Matarity end | Wess. mcal property end payiug charges cas receive the bane FPO! SALE OR RENT. ~indhgeati noe and Nervous diseases ec | Py og at m, lace, nesr ort ‘ten. D.C. aan ani nd a, over Sams ©, mye ‘WM. CLARKE. | Several vew BRICK HOUSES of eight rooms these lectures will be honery “O8T—On Bd, Boldiare’ JOS. | cach, eligibly situated. Price, $3.500each Rent. | sFocess yon unrtiea wants My undivided attention LSTERE, Com pony Bosh PGreyteonia co: | $85 per month. Inquire of BOGAN & WYLIE, by ars ARF. | practice of DENTIST EY anteers. ‘The finder will ‘please leave it at No. | 399 7th atrest, or at No. 455 Mass, avonue, be. How York Museu of Anatomy" 18 | pest woork done. 400 7th street; near H street. je 22-2t* between 6th and 7th streets. jos-2W* jew York. ly ifty Cents. Evan nat [4 EWAR! redaway on the 20th inst. aD a red buffalo OO! ite W. white belly and white stripe on her back; white dot in her forehead. The above reward will be paid for her return to JOHN TEXTER, 34 street between D and Vii Island. ez SWARD.—Stolen, om the night $252 o dark BAY Bt et old and tail; white star ince J end 8. ul the mane; scar on the right hair mized gray. ~ ae: ‘The above . aid fo tie ei BM LELLaN Zist st: a je22-3te ashington, D. ©. MARLOW & CO,’S SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 262 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS. je4-3m Milburn’s Polar Soda. THE COLDEST AND THE BEST. No. 480 FIFTEENTH STREET, Opposite TrEastat. MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT my 92m" COUNTRY rates pare, dol on the farm. from 80 cow: h pure, delicious. Orders rvertved at BURO! HELL Grocery, Ebbit House, ‘ee Teel. J. NILES. R®€eOo Va tt WILLET # REDGRAVE, nie BD . UU Mave emoved to tue corner of New Yorx AVENUE aND SixtH St2ezt. One Sauare from Northern Liberty arket, je me a 383 ‘ANOTHER ABBIVAL 383 STRAW HATS, GENTS. BOYS, AND CHILDREN. a a Low, PRICES. YEN 'RERT. jornse 295 SEVENTD Gar Dorsey's Hot , CAED- BiCHARD WALLACH the - fouls hare Gabetomemaa Sadat sclicrente neo peng tay the GUY of Wek ington. Hie cam befoaad or Sadransed af Ker 8 sojolning: Police hi jquarte je13-tawiw Now IS THE TIME TO GET BABGAINS In all kinds of FANCY GOODS, at jo 13-6 Sous GRAY £00., MANUFACTURERS aND DEALBRSIN * WOOD AND WILLOW Wags ezooms, TWINES, OORDAGE, &e., Be 16 FULTON AND 909 FRONT STBERTS, | ‘treet west. MEW YoRK. bs Af a SEATA. WILLIAM 4.GR4 . Gazar BABGAINS In FANCY SND MILLINERY GOODS, UNTIL JULY tex, be 13 ot At DAVIS & GAITHER'S. ‘OR RENT—From July Ist to October Ist, the BRICK HOUSE. containing seven roome, Fur- nis! eet Dorth and 5 corner of E str 2d street west. Rent @30a month. Apply at the hous 2 rates Hi x. causes, fon x ween 13th and 18th streets. OUSE FOR BENT—One of those Handsome | before p 7 eet'Friesd | TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pam. thee stom BRICK HOUSES, Ro. 453 north | anyone maa Var road "The, Beoret friend Mst., between Ith an and house. Bent able y in ad- where Ar. ire at A. KOCH'S. 33% D airert, be h'aud 10th streets. Possession jo charge will be made for vance. inserted, cat Teeth are in & sealed en’ on of . % sz sige hand ee mon, lato | conta, Adress De Guaniabs reas? a OR BERT—Two commolious Office ROOMS, aoa them ba dao mely papered and painted Inquire at Btore No. 496 7th etreet, between D and BOARDING. streets. je 15-13" —-— ENT—Onc of thooe desirable HOUSES OARPING — Fu or Unfurnished Fee ore cf those desirable HOURES in | 3 QUcmx, with BOAR on the corner of O ond room. e fern tmprovement, Rent, | North Capitol streets, No.474. Ti STARE & METOALF. yewly papered and paiatel, Extensive ornam Je 18 tf (Chron.] New grounds, . Je 33 OB SALE—O: FINE: HABGE AND AIRY SINGLE AND Fese DOCBLE BOOMS, with best of BOARD, at rch; water im No, 441 sth street. fronting Judiciary Square. ae aquired. of je 15-Im* B je 10-tf Cor, New York A SPLENDID OHANCE. i 1] operations performed m:. ] E*t222 Bouse, the AKT OF DENT: Sonennye oo 43 streets. First-class BOABDING, — all the comforts of FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE, | hotel. a: ons gente, (No i PAWNBROKERS, BOC VISION STORB of | aeors sold.) Board $2 per day. ‘lat monthly = : HaNEaN EH BHO. 5 CO) is efered, fr tale ou boarders at reduced rates. = ee 475 OENSED BY avtHositY. al ter 2. oF sands for | fTNION HOTEL, D0. : business of the kind ip Washington, snd bas tesa | [J SION HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, D. qs By BURESTINE’S LOAN OFFIOE in successful operation for the past three years. Hotel ie now open for the recep- | £5 Thin! streak. 34 dose « as. All the axtures ofthe best character. and the good tape daa 7 Iganed on time, te walt customers on Real Tustom tn the cles. The proptietors bering deter, Barve tat wep. xp reee.] ity; Sliver Plate, Pianos. Fareisare, Mechanion mined to enter other business. the sale will be Toole, Ladies. eat Ls, Sectoane™ s VENNEE BRO & CO., eee. Brocery AS ACH LE BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. ‘ap 23-Sm' 3 ; 12th and 13th. suit | fy BANKRUPTCY, THO ¥ SF OF = ERE Disraicr oF Couceata, se. ; F fons. No 130 mh rect gat thronehogt, At the city of Washington ‘on the gh day ot | 34 roulraee. baw 7 MAN, Heal Katato Agent, latelligencer Building, | of his appointment as assignee of WORTHING. Offore the Bighnet oe ere anes inte ot corner 7th and D streets, estt' | TOR DORSEY in te City of ¢ town, within | Serchandiot te any amount eed tor ous 7 —The AVERDE ROUTE of the Rve- “pon sown petition, vy the Saprome Court at by i teeny we siness strictly co: ('Wusdred subscribers ou each | 2 . MASON, Attorney-at-Law h 3 ul bewold.asT have invested capi: | jegwgy CFO: MASON, Attorney-at Law. Goods bought for cash and sold st private eale, ply at Bos itn street want PPI at 0 OHM LOORTE, M. HANSON'S M ocean e INSURANCE OFFICE, EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. Se eee FIRE AND LIFE, Oo Cents. — No. 516 BEVENTH 8TBEET, (te bent) TWO RUNDRED MORE tween D and E Streets. sy BEAUTIFUL LOTS ee " ARE AGAIN TNA ANCE COMPANY, SOOPSKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY OFFEBED FOR SALB ASSETS, ie Saetgess . LOUISIANA AVENUE, on &P IN. Bect, my 2- Detwoer 6tb aud Tih «treet Ee pa HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE REDUCED PRICES, ageers % ‘<< THIS SPLENDID PROPERTY, NORTH OF ‘THE CITY, Crosme OUT SALE OF PABASOLS, STRAW HATS. 220. ham . i? Es. & aND ON M. HABBON it COLORED FRING! . FIVE YEARS TIME. 516 Bevenih Street. : OBLY ONE-TENTH CASH. For , © lot at 400 would require but 94) HOME by nt d ane ae ‘these terms Clerks, . and all who NR 123,596. sender. secere,® Rouse in the spot improving On aT, Pies, J ee SPE oULar ons 1 Can make no better . ELD F. AND M. INSURANC! ONE-FOURTH — COMPANY. 5 Of the finest located lots remain uasold. BUY QUICK, 4 no-en, hone a ad er ie img oO ite B. M. Hall's, my 28 tf BAGG, nar Bovdaih and D streots. ini nt nurreeens ‘street, corner 6th ay FOR Seto Pantego aOR. Baers ars Gas ay NS ee wy 4-42 Corner of th A hh