Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY........-.... JUNE 21, 1968, S7 KEADING MATTER ON EVEBY PAGE. BEE OUTS! FOR INTERESTING TELE- @Baraic D OTHER MATTER. FoR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leay- ing the city during the summer months they can bave the STAR mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents per Week, for one week or more —————<—<—__— A Goop Rvorm.—There is a growing dis- position to do Sway with the expensive funeral customs prevailing in America, which while seT ving to show no real respect to the dead are & fearful tax upon the Hving, especially the | poor. who are already deprived of their ordi_ Pary means of support in the loss of the head of the family. The Catholic clergy of this country have long been laboring to institate a reform im this matter, and the necessity for itis ow being warmly urzed in other quarters. The hoped is expressed that the good old tashiom ot walking to the grave may be rein- stated wherever it can be done. In our large cities, where burying within city limits is no Jonger possible, carriages are well nigh iudis- pensable. But wherever the cemetery is with- 4n walking distance, the old fashion, so re- spectful and becoming, ought to be adopted as the rule. Funeral expenses bave of iate, be- come fearfully large; and the cost ef from six totem cartimges, is one very material stem. in | It is most desirable, also, tha; | the account. there should be a reduction, in other direc- tions, such as in respect to coffins, and the dress | ‘and ornaments of the dead, on which hundreds of dollars are now, not unfrequently, lavished, to moulder in the grave; and in costly mourn- ing, which many who can ill afford it, now feel obliged to adopt that they may not be counted | singular. ‘There should be some two or three places selected im every ward where coal ashes, yard | rubbish, cleanings of cellars. &c., now depos- | ited im the streets, may be dumped. These deposiaries should be designated by the City | Surveyor at points under the grade and need- ing to be filled. The corporation law now per- mits coal ashes to be deposited im rats and holes im the streets, under the mistaken notion | that such filling serves to mend the streets. The contrary ws the fact: the coal ashes form a oft mush im wet weather, and in windy | ‘weather fill the aur with clouds of choking dust of th most disagreeable kind. ‘The Indianopolis Journal, of Monday, says Senator Morton and family will leave Wash- ing for that city during this week. The health of the Senator bas been failing for seme weeks 4 his pbysician demands that he shall leave the Capitol and seek rest and recreation. He walks better than he did last fall, but his right eye 1s singularly affected, and a part ofthe time he has what is termed “double vision.” After a brief visit to his triends at home be will go to Catherines, Canada, for treatment, and will remain there during the Wsrm weather. The corporal punishment question is still Agitated in our exchanges. and the opponents of the system seem to be making headway. In New York, where they have been thrashing school children at the rate of 20.00) flozgings a year, the practice of moral suasion as a substi- tute has been tried with good effect in several ofthe schools. Plutarch says whoever strikes 3 <bild degrades himself and the child also The Democrats of the Second Congressional Cbarles O'Neill, Republican, yesterday paid | Col. Florence, of the Constitutional Union, the compliment of a nomination. As the district is Republican by some 2,000 majority, we are afraid our handsome neighbor will hardly win. ‘The Board of School Commissioners of Balt- imore by a vote of fourteen to four, adopted the regulation that none but white teachers should be employed in the colored schools. Messrs. Wentz, Johnson, Bantz and Watkins voted against it. The Richmond Ezominer says in speaking oy ‘Ways to control the colored vote of the South. “Our plan is a simple one, “Employment and ko vote. or -Vote for the Constitution and starve.’ Let the negroes take their choice.”* The New York World seems rather non- plussed for am opening for a direct assault upon General Grant, and resorts toan inge- nious but slightly indirect mode of warfare by ® furious tirade against tobacco smoking and smokers. ‘The “Districts” are known as “Counties” in other States. The term bas been changed to counties im the Re- construction Constitution. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln and her little son «Taddie* wlll sail for Europe in a short time, Scotland. The «whisky ring” people lately tried and ted in Richmond have been sent to the iary at Albany, N. Y. The New York Tribune, New York Post, and ther Republican papers favor the confirmation Evarts as Attorney General. ‘oRRIGN News. —A Paris paper of yesterday Publishes a report that Menotti Garibaldi is rys-ing volunteers for another attack on Rome. A’ a banquet at Civita Vecchia the Command. ant oi the French troops declared that «France sould never abandon the Holy Father. * consistory beld in Kome, on Monday, the Pope appointed many new bishops, and deliv- ried allocutions on the bull calling a General Council, and on the present state of religion in rin An extensive fire occurred in the ty of Bremen on Monday. destroying ware- ases containing heavy stocks of cotton and sbacco. Milan the 4th, the new ruler of Servia, has arrived at Belgrade, and been installed amidst the approval of the people. | Mr. Ba: the ‘Ainerican, Minister te Prussia. to attend the celebration of the Reforma- and the unveiling of the statue of Luther 8: Worms. The Scotch Reform bill passed a 4 reading (n the House of Lords last even- (George Francis Train has been again ar- brought before s London Court of d remanded io prison. He de- ceeded from political mo. he army and navy ot the ia Gasete says ee for Mayor on Ssinniag sent a ce co John M. Orr. the old 3 Reco: ue crop about eben io - ‘The corn stands well, 4 is clean, and mail wnned and well rhed Sydanak Williams’ Kocks, bat weet of the © a- -old under order of cou (ce parcel brought $50.75. another a5. and be third (@ wood lot) $24 per acre. The whole ~sieamonnied to upwards of $1940, There buildings on any partof it excep: 3 108 or Finmworks.—This afternoon. ates before f 2 exp! i place i the fireworks store belonging to Matiam J Lyon & Co, No. 2% Broadway. < was immediately in flames lower story. Several persons were in the store at the ume. The street was diiy filled with young women who were «loved ip the boop skirt factory adjoining. ‘They were simost wild with fri ad im great danger from the pyrotechaie, material which was constantly flying through the — (ue person killed {3 named Wininger ner. His remains were terribly dts Seeman. The name of the young man missin, 'd to be Theodore Lyon, son of one C° proprietors. He is about nineteen years of ace, sclerk at No. 33 Courtland street. out SU.00, partly insared. curted in the centre of the store. ges continued Sbout five minutes. covered from its Fenian 87 The Maryisnd oyster trade employs 730 vessel+ and WOH canoes SFT wo children have been stung to death by lucests, im Dayton. Obio. BF Julesburg 1s 2 healthy place. + bein its by hs Ot the 10 of Months’ existence. but one was ict of Pennsylvania, now represented by | in South Carolina are what | thy or the purpose of staying with some friends in | MORK | CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Preceedings. Sex atE.— Yesterday, after our report closed— Messrs. McDonald and Hic, the S-natore elect, from Arkansas, were sworn in The legisiat ve, executive and judicial appros priation Dill was tne 5 jestion being on the motion of Sumuer to strike out the amendment reported by theQom mittee to strike out the appropriation for the Secon 1 Assistant Secretary of State, the examiner of claims, and clerk io the examiner. ‘Mr. Sumner expressed humeelf as being will- ing to leave the question of the clerks of statis- tics in the bands of the Semale, bat desired to speak in bebalf of the examiner ef claims, a — worthy, apatenen officer. Mr. Hendricks expressed his disbelief in the necessity for such an officer. Mr. Sumner intimated that Mr. Hendricks knew nothing about the matter. r. Hendricks would like to kmow what the — from Massachusetts aad about it, and asked him what proof he had of the value bj the services of this officer. Mr. Sumner said he had for more than two years in vestigated this subject. Mr. Conkling had understood that an emi- nent lawyer of Mr. Sumner’s own city (Bos- ton) had come to this city and done most of the work of preparing the Alabama claims. The Senator might cover up this thing in as many | stately phases as he he could not convince bim (Mr. C.) that ‘there was any ne- cessity for this exammer. Mr. Howe said the Senator from Massachu- setts was generally able to tell anything or everything that he knew, but be bad as yet | fauled to teil bim (Mr. Howe) any reason for the retention of this examiner. Mr. Fessenden said the Secretary of State | was a laborious man, and when he told him (Mr. F.) that he needed the assistance of this | examiner be had voted to give him the officer, | and he should vote to continue the office. | Mr. Sumner said he had seen Mr. Seward this morning, and Mr. Seward bad expressed bimself very strongly on this subject, and had given it as bis opinion that it was necessary to have this officer in order to properly carry on | the business of the Department of State. Mr. Conkling bad been visited this morning by a person in the employ of the State Depart- ment, who was now within the reach of his | voice, and thi person had informed him that the adoption of this amendment of the commit- | tee would merely put an end to the tenure of office of an individual who now did nothing but draw his salary, while an underpaid clerk | 1m the Department did ail the work without re- ceiving any pay therefor: and the Senator frem | Massachuseets got up here and asserted that | this officer was a necessity. | | Mr. Sumner said the Senator from New York bad a passion for misunderstanding—at least | him, and bis manner of expressing himself was Peculiar, being imported from the House epresentatives, and which they were rather polepeasiomene to in this body. | _ The amendment of Mr. Sumner was then agreed to, so that the offices of Second Assistant |= Secretary of State and Examiner of Claims are | contmued. ‘The next amendment reported by the Com- mittee was to increase the clerks of class four, in the office of Secretary of the Treasury from five toeleven: the clerks of class three, from eleven to twelve, and the clerks of class two, from six to fourteen, and the clerks of class ‘one, from six to fifteen; which w: to. On motion of Mr. Sherman. $9,000 was ap- | Bropriated for temporary clerks in the office of | First Comptroller of the Treasury . | | The Committee reported in tavor of five ad- ditional clerks of class four. in the office of the Second Comptroller of the Treasury, six addi- tional clerks of cinss three, thirteen additional clerks of class two, fifteen additional clerks of class one, and twelve copyists; which was agreed to. | ‘The Committee reported to increase the sp propriation for detecting and bringing to tri Tsons guilty of violating the internal van jaws from one totwo hundred thousand dol- Jars: which was agreed to. A large number of other amendments, re- ported by the Committee. were agreed to, and | the Senate went into executive session, and then adjourned. | Hovem—Yesterday, after our report closed, the House being in Committee of the Whole on the special tax bill— The question was taken on the amendments, and all were rejected, except the one striking out 6 cents and fixing the tax at 50 cents; which was agreed to by a vote of $7 to 37. The second section of the bill was passed without material amendment. Mr. Allisoa then offered an amendment to prohibit the use of alcohol inany mauntacture except such as was made ata legalized distil- lery. Agreed to. Section four was passed without amendment. The bill was read on down to and including the ninth section without amendment Section ten excited a good deal of discussion. It provides that no rectitying establishment shall be within 600 feet of any distillery: and Whenever. at the time of the passage of thi Sct. these establishments shall be within th: distance of each other, the party having least amount imy:sted shall discontinue his business. Mr. Butler, Mr. Prayn, and cthers charged that this would operate unfairly upon the small operators; and Mr. Butler offered an amendment, that when any such distillery is | discontinued the larger manufacturer. who is benefited by such discontinuance, shali, before obtaining his license, pay the party discon- tinuing & proper amount to satisfy him for loss | by such discontinua | “This amendment was withdrawn after dis- | cusion, Mr. Schenck offering an amendment to | obviate the simculty complained of, by pro- | viding that license shaél not be granted to any | one or two distilleries within six hundred feet of each other: and the latter amendment was agreed to. Pending forther corsideration of the bill, tha committee rose, and the Mouse (at 10:25 p.m.) adjourned. ET Ne me Quarterly Love Feast for YOU NDEY § Stat IN. will be Beld at the church, corner of 14th At Sires io EVEN NENG at 8 o'clock Tie ING OF DEPAR’ OL The First. Second and Third Class Clerk ue FICE, CITY HALL, ASHINGTOX, D. O., June 23° 1858 ‘sons residing in rections of the city where sh ke or streets are being paved, or where sewers er other Corporation works are being con- structed arder contract, will confer a special favor by reporting to me any case where the work is not properly done, and where the requirements ee ce ntract sre not in every particular com- | pli: itn ‘This is rendered necessary to protect property- holders and citizens from impositions, such #s are ksown to have beer Practised for yoare tm this Mayor. ATER BEGISIBARS fo dB sae TO ALL WHO 5 Tee ee mac AQUE- Pabite Notice Ie hereby ives that all waste of Water must cease. All ornamental jets or fonn- tain Proprietors of li ta enor horses. Wat mae with bore can be rghut off at the mato, cod2w H COYLE. WR. [Re 4 “One at lem NOTICE M. W. GALT & BRO.. EWELERS, HAVE REMOVED 10 THE:R NEW STORE. +0 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 2 Im ORT. WITH AND 18TH ets OFFICE OF RATIONAL FREEDMRN'S SAVINGS COMPANY Coxsne 1978 st2: Pa. av pRQTiCE —all moneys tr TAX ¢ money by them drawing Bo interest. bowever email the sum, ones inthe Bank Seems of $10 or over, if left om deposit thirty days ore. Will draw ine at per anium: The actual caah Ge posite of this Bank on the stst = of May were Q717, ss a “L. EATON, Actuary trmaw | Fi pance Commi! at the rate of foar per B.D. doe +6 je is im =O. FC 347 NvENta STREET, AN EXTENSIVE oot ae SHOE a | Where the public may find, a! always. * | want,” apd that of the best VENTH oTEuny, Pe amt south of K and Northeru Markes. JouNSOS KS S47 Mh treet ‘are! . jets te A gain, ARRIAGE on tern and ip ore months, will “ee wold chem thecity Cailand t near Bew ¥ | in w of le Je FINE WHITE SHIRTS, LINEN BOsoms, AT 9150 ALL, ROBINSON & CO. ME 322 Penasylvanis ayeace, ‘Bot. Nath ond Toath qiscots. Buacx axp covonen NETT, at LEWIS BAAB’s, 32 MARKET SPACE. Caxsato xperxc anv rsezrixe, at BEDUCED PBIC: TO BE FOUND LEWIS BAA 32 MARKET SPACE Fostep AND DIAMOND NETT, VERY CHEAP, LEWIS BAAB's, 32 MABKEET 8PACB. at Faxey BONNETS, STBAW BONNETS, STBAW HATS AND CAPS, FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN COST, at Je 24 St LEWIS BAAR’s, 32 MARKET SPACE BOYS' LINEN SUITS, $2.50 WALL, BOBINS( 322 Peonaytvau: FR oT SALE-M ERCHANTABLE «© RICKS Bet. Ninth and Tent! d PAVING ‘aie weiss a eee ts Ladd peti roy. 6O., Or at Potomac’ Brick Works,” ar went and Long Bridge. ‘of ONT 10,000 85 per ‘Thousend: 6 ALso, CABBAGE, TOMATO, OsLERY, For sale by 2 je 23-6t Werner LUMBER a © 4, 3, Pui INDIANA WALNUT, POTATO PLANTS @ Cente per Hundret, And other Plants, J. ry ae Reva atrea, ith str ma ington, D. and 33¢ inch thoroughly seas- ey vA large stock of all kinds of LUMBER always on tomar ae Sumrs MADE TO ORDER, ore e deliver lumber to a1 art of the Spit at cus- T RDW CLARK & Va. avenue, bet oth sad Toth strects, ‘ashington. AND WARRANTED TO FIT. WALL, ROBINSON & 00., Je28-tf 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Brass BU TTEB!! "! BUTTER market rates by New York States and Pbiladelphia Print Just received and for sale at the lowest . F. PERRIE & CO. je 23-3t Larne: LAaATUSTT corner $th and I streets. received, 200,000 PRIME BANGOR LATES ‘Will be Monrers) in many part of on city. je arginta avenue, ARE. ry fifteen hands single or double yy genth between #th end 1. th virects East Washington. seven years ‘nigh a fine driver, fect: old; nig oe lively stepper, without blemish, and sold because the owner at FLEMIN 4: and 6th etreets IANOS. ), which has o years, will be sold fo city, It can be seen at the ie: no further use for her. Can 'S Stables, C street, between Je23-tf A very fine Sevan-octave Overstrung| y ly beon used for two! 2m the owner leaving the Messrs. WEIZEROTT & 6O. WHITE DUCK SUITS. BROWN DUCK 8UITS. LARGE SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED. WALL, ROBINSON & C€O., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Betwees Nixti axp Texru Streets. jel9-tf ——$——— ____ THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS 0 THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, DUE JULY ter, 1568, Will be paid on and sfter that date, IN GOLD COIN, FBEE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, AT THE COMPANY'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. jel3 ty JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer. N EW ENGLISH BOOKS, JUST IMPORTED FROM LONDON. Bain’s M. Bourne London 10 cy ford. Lendon 1 and Moral Science. London. $5.25. ish Seamen under the Tudors, 2 vol., Life of William W UMberforce, by the Bishop of Ox- A Book about Boys Arthur and t London. $175. Knights of the Round Table. lobe Kdition, 1 71 Clark's Treatise on weed a! Measurement. Lon- den. $3 00. Consumption and iteCure. London. $1.25. Economy. Lon- Boger's Manual of Political $2 don. Celestial Otjects for Commou Teleacopes den. $546. Seston on Vaccination For taleby Loudon Lon- 135, FRENCH & RICHARDSON, Sod PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND 479 NINTH STREET wit G “REAT SACRIFIGE IN PARASOLS Call at ouce at DAVIS &GAITH jold-6t 20 Market 8p Jon LOT OF FANS, VERY CHEAP, at 136 A DAVIS & GAITHER'S, 20 Market Space WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK. PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. GOVERNMENT BOND*, GOLD. B.agbt and Bold at current market rates 4 SILVER A full supply « of BRVENUB ETAMPS Kept con- stontly on a LaNnp waunanrs Wanted, Coat anp woop. at CHEAPEST LA OF Routh A bet. It apd 2d ‘OG Est., bet. 6th and 7th at jea2 St TAIN ' PORE, ays on band ok RENS DUaTEEY: SOFT, and gous. es ne Bow etits L we would do well to lay tn thete EST CoaLs MINED! 0. and PINE WooD pared for Kindling. Gig? satis WANTS. WANTED—4 Balt-grown GIRL to take care of children G Teferences premieres: _— at S54 Sth street, between I and K URNISHED ROOMS. 4 oraitggrsciteee popes vaiieaeat = Ss. Tespectable GIBL for ® small Apply at a2 L street, ns /ANTED—& WHITE HO! SEMAID i antry. Best reference rewuired 269 Penna. av avenue. RENT § HOUSE cont conta’ ing? rooms and cellar, feuitin the ated on 10th street ° east of wails ‘School EDTATELYIA whise peat; feo sauna "oaat REDIATEL Toanire next 007 ye 24 aired, JOR SALE om. Sere ¢ HOUSE of six street, i i goon Bats near sah. goody WANTED For « on ae! +LAWE. 176 Ket WASHER aod TR at mended may apply at 416 RENT—Three aloinine furnished ROO: —e ith beard ip @ pri off NT ttled W: ‘abd Tron: plored pretereed.* Wsconims tons Fequired. Apply 329 Semeeeeanes — immediately. ANTED_& good HOSTLER. One that ws tite ‘Gustaees.- Ble other seeds By, at Fi: ‘EMMING'S BTAB LES, on 0 eS wit privileges of ahome "Kadress Office, set 1°98 BENT=A two story BRICK HOUSE 37 Lat. rext Scone ot mA. a reome sscasion ty. Apply Grocery Store, corner 234 Li FOR BENT—Two good OMS. with * closets. gas, water in Dk wood pddinage) Wi of per month. Apply 6 ED—A fo] pilddie-age) WOMAN to rere vans ih atieete ose door from ck family Also womans ve Seer Hos = ecommuntcaites ROOMB: r E ip wervicon of & compe- communicating Tent Boo KEEPER May be had for a coepekbe tie ie: oo i tiow ofeach day. Salary small. and will be taken waived: At He, im grocerirs. etc. Address H.J., 474 N atreet mens north, nesr lit). street wi ‘OB RENT—At 369 E street, corner of WASTE D—In a pri family Ez WOMAN ins ‘chambermaid apd laundress, Nope need upp horonghly competent ‘orrect wo c 4 most central location in the city—one ROOM, with Board. at $28 per month, one je hoom at $30, one nice coal doubie Room at $8). d ene at §70. TABLE BOARD at reteed NOR S#CE OR TO CET—The RESIDE con of Commondéer Weaver, 0.8. N., corner of Gay 3 Green streets. Georgetown, D. throushoul; water closet. bath roots, oad Te te complete repair. WHITE COOK and HOU: 6 Pennaylvanta The groands are handsomely pire House sdorped with flowers and shrubs. Tf will TANTEDOTWO let furnisbed to careful tenant. Fer te-ms, \ Troner. None wat competent hands need oP — “t house, between the hoars of 5 and7 p.m. gilt No, 241 Pennsylvania avenue, National mindry WANTEOUA Feepectabie WHITE \ WONLn to Cook, Wash. and Tron. and assist ai the house of # q Tee. FRONT B00! FOR RE! nis ak NISHED, at No. 3454s 8th, between streets a Sate family ly at 7 Fee, SALE—The SEGAR STORE a a streot, Inland. between O tad Diets. je 23.3" ‘treet, opposite the Patent OMice. Sickness in WARN TED— Cooks, CHAMBERMATHS, the family cause of nal, a NURBE Crave sritstnen: Apely ta WILL’ kod Kporr. HOFFMAN. Intelligence Off Feat SALE—A modern. po BRICK HOUSE, between meen F. Parties supplied with res) Ooms, leasant locality. very eortth atx serv feet Aft} Lee TABLE GIsD Wh Nas cook, or to p- Apply We 207 Opiaend OF UNFURNISHED Te me ‘A SITUA- Be of city references rivate t Bi: a's beautiful and healt iscatice: fore eu 1 jocal preferred Address Box 30 fur’ Bimee. 36 23. No 360 K it. west. J je 23-38" whothoranah ay anagnan FGRSIsEED ROOMS FOr worl BENT=Parlor and ¥ wanted by GEORG ed room communicating. on frst Moor. with or ne avenue. je 22 3t* other Furnished Booms. oard, if desired. WANTED_TWe not S—One from $12 009 sid a Aid “het: Hand Tojo as to $15.000—mast kk bu ding with FS, — From July Ist. tos small family, stable, wait UNFURNISHED HOU: 7 10 to The other Fa eciences, pit situated. EB A now: oa! Estate A Toteuigencer Biting, SLL 7th st. Bitons or ave rooms.) 334 4th tree! Water on prem! Fore ENE | FURNISHED HOUSE, of nine the Deparimente: ‘Belerence etiangnh wade . ©. Star OM jets 2 — between about ‘giv, with cor Rett = ED—Anexperienced Colored WOMAN, ‘88 waitress ardchambermaid Apply to Mrs. Fe SALE_-A pte ae = BUSINESS guar- teein, r cent. Only small capital re. oe B- PARKER, 372 2ist street. betwen quixed. Bat ne cn ive iy oy ‘cae Sypiy te WILL. tL HUPFMAN, fntelligence 0 O88. Corn ‘od At amg —_ class CATERER Fo, aoe of ic moat eligible arokie can get pom § Rooms, kitchen, and ail tl furniture in acertral and very desirable part of {he city at a merely nominal rent. Address 8 T. doerts ter at ropotitan Hotel. next ar Office, je immedia‘ely Apply to MARSHALL BROWN. No 20,000 are PANTRD, To, cxamine 650. corner New Jerse Ist. je 23.60 my STEAM FLUTING; ansnr; james hy any other and requires lees stiffening. FOR EENT—4 HOUSE contatning ~Pone — situated on spear the fret Guapeeeemel, and eb ese ORNS toll-ante:Inguive at thetolgaion’ ote P’ NG | [YOR REN *—Good airy FUBNISHED ROOM 2 F street, between 10th and ith sts, ar coax aa on "3 at437 N street. corner 18th st. nort! Agent for Gcles Patent Fluting cain for | new house, at reduced prices, Je 22. family use. je 13 15t™ OR —A HOU: SECOND-BARD FURNITURE WASTE FSR, BENT _A fos room FRAME B ae e have orders tobuy al Inds of ‘urniture, pth ilies baving pores orsmall lots to sell will gas Sores Serene nd ade = its thelr advant For RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS. par- 7 D—FUBNITURE 0 KIND: lor ed room; communicating; 442 lath ane street. between G street and New York a Wi Pe iat desirous of disposing of all kinds Furniture will find it to their advantage to call je 22 FOB RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE. wit of ou us ae ay the highest cash prices nated on 43, st , between Nand 0 streote ennth. P To, cash advanced on all consigned | “entaining 9 rooms. Bent $20 per month Apoly go stored free of chat on the premises. Je22-8t _3¢9:1m Ww ANTED—Families breaking up housekeeping or removing from the city. to know that the ODGIN BOOM —One pleasant Room for 4 rent st 407 Int street cast, between A and Wnorth, a few steps fromthe east park ofthe Cape tal je 2t-uve Se epeuse of on suction by caatentee That On RENT Tro, ROOMS pn first or two.on the e of an x pone te oui ue Furniture Dealer, 2d st. and Pa. avenue. | to single gentiiben, or would rent the Benes tar pe * at 467 13th street, betwe = — and street, jem (08 RENT—A BRICK HOUSE. No nace. betwee 000 WORTH OF SECOND HAND $5, FURNIPURE WANTED.—Partics ec ging housekeeping, or having Furniture of escription to dispose of will And it to theit | ath rooms wet Laon er Beaegrse se rooms, intage te cal ELS by pos! betw the 4 MAHKUEZERIBLA. No. 303 Niner atzeree OMTLEY. rientist, ‘338 Penne tween ont a8 and D street.wito | éth and 7th at 3t : Sea Comscheontne catoen BUSINFS8 Coa DETERMINED To SARK BZRRIELS. “Acetic eeoping eects. QUIT BUSINESS —Partion ou Bosuerivanin Second-hand Furniture, No. 502 ‘9th st. ee. uf ANTED TO 3UY_By &. 8. 308TH W ar dentimens SECOND: NTE oboe. LOTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS, ec. se street. betw: north. N. matter bh avenue, now doing a fine Stove, Tin and Sheet {ron and House-furntel ing Business. will sell out exp. and transfer the entire stock for part cash, the apne properly secured. The Store is an old ¢ 100 per month. and the best stand on the north ride of the avenue large and good, HALL & BOSS’ Beal state Exchang~. Lat HauL’s.) je 22 Commer Tth and D strests. OR, ee ope BOO 18, with or without B. treet tween Ist and 24, Gapitel lara STORE ROOM wiith eon ling attacled, situated No 2 Or vinguire at 303 8 bh. 3019-5" No. 21 Indians avenne, Possession given July ist. treet, nearly opposite WARTEDNEW AND OAST-OFF OLOTH- ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Revelvers, or PaaS the od reataylaned ‘firs co. Pawabrokers, Ey a nth ai street, between oth and T° “RENT—HOUSE | pp ae a a5 at ue Piatt Fo BALE OB BENT. OUND _Trevpasing om iy Tae, ¥ ia Several new BRICK HOUSES of eight rooms th. 18s. one white and red 8} 4 valieinly al : : % with pact of right ear off; also, piece of right hern | Ghch-eligibly situated. Price, $3.a00each Ren $% permonth. Inquire of BOGAN & WYLIE, 329 7th street, or at No. 455 Mass. avenue, be- between 6th and 7th streets. Jel8-2w™ Fo, RENT—From July lst to October lat. sone BRICK HOUSE. containing seven rooms, Bithed. on southwest corner of E street north and 3d street west. Rent $30amonth. ly at the house. of; bass young calf. e 0 Prove property, Pas eben Delphia Mili Boad. 1 matle north of Boch Creek Ch 7 yo 24 3t* TAKEN ESTRAY—One arrer: CALF, bout ix weeks old eas with white bell; | ao streaks on back. bi tail; which will EPO RESTO it SATURDAY. OUSE FOR RENT—One of , tite story BRICK HOUSES. Ro. 453 worth between Ith and 12th streets; gas, water aba’ bath house. Rent ble monthly in ad co. Inquire at A KOCM'S. 33% D strect, be. 2 Mhapd 10th streets. Possession on ist of tes No. 9S Louisian: 15-tf AME TO MY PLACE. on t two jf ae es Cre Wa one a Hedand Weits ade a esties } OR RENT—Two commodious Office ROOMS, RED COW, with white fac ing one of them Far 4 papered and painted propert; and paying charges can receive the same | Inquire at Store No. 486 7tl street, between DP and at my place, near Fort Totten. 7 Cc. E ee = Jo 15-130 pica WE. CLARKE. FOR RENT._One of those desirable HOUSES in 5 REWARD—Sireyed away on the 2th inst., Phitesiphie Row ith gas, water and a red buftal white belly and white Pee and every moders im stripe on her back; white dot in her forehead. The sliove reward will be paid for her return to JOH s Ri ons 18 tf {rare 1 Kew York R, Sd street between D and aes ee ba VOR BA and. between O o and Directo, RIX ROOM TeoUeE has zh $Q5 BEWaRI porch: water in yare: Terms, $20) cash; balance ot monthly until pai years old; li STABR & METCALF. ince: 16": hands je 10-tf Cor. New York ave. and isth the mane; scar hate mixed gra: reward will be ng on the right hip; on his croup. The above is returi ule 0 "DOWN- ag pe Beluies, —The AV 9 E ROUTE of the Eve- | specter i dd 2 ence | Ss Oy ed it on MARLOW & CO,’'sS Feats aie a a sal have ‘ested capi: fo go into enew poly at 309 7th street wen JOHN Lockie, Agent. tal and completed arrangement business SHIRT MANUFACTORY, Pee ea HILL LoTs. 262 PENNSYLVANIA AVENCUS jed3m BEAUTIFUL LOTS | ARE AGAIN OFFERED FOB SALE ox THIS SPLENDID PROPERTY, ot Milburn’s Polar Soda. TYE COLDEST AND THE BEST NORTH OF | No. 450 FIFTEEN1H STREET, | BrDuceD “paicas, 2 x FIVE YEARS TIME. ONE-TENTH GASH jot at $40 would require but $a lerks, Laborers, and all who house iu the spot improving cat. MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT my 36 im* ( A Made on the from WS cows resh pure, deitcions Orde; revived at RU BO! LL'S Grocery, Ebbit House, or Ice Cream Depot, 365 D street he 1S 20" ‘W_J. NILES. OW 18 THE TIME TO GET BARGAINS In all kinds of BUY QUICE, ary igs Persons cangecure @ lot by paying @2) down. FANCY GoopDs, Title perfect. at DAVIS & GAITHER’S, BALL © POT? m: at: Saltey 13-6t 20 Market Space. Bea! E: tate » Bxchange J = ~ my Btf 2 Seventh and D streets. OHN GRAY @Co., AL S*BENCE of MANUFACTURERS avD DEALER’ The fine Seip Es WOOD AND WILLOW WARE ook Gi eBooms, Tuwi TWINES, eer conpacE, as..ae | E'Gfor weet and 16 FULTON AND 203 FRONT 6TBEBTs, SEW YORE. WILLIAM A.GRA . FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, UNTIL JULY 1st, At «DAVIS & GAITHER’s. oct . PAUL Brokirs, eater of Hh aad de Gt gidvecee Epmeect pa As PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &. A FINE BRICK. 1] roorme. gas and $usth atreet— ‘$7280; $3. BRICK iin hy TP rooms. Eetroet. between oh ie Bod lth the rear. at §9, HOTS ce and «mall. fn all parts of the city, well located — _— 8. A number of FARMS {neat the city) for eale or excha One of 20acres.6 mules ost, improve ments gifonab cat havea EDL . olan. Ine A, neu mee a ‘sets, oe Teicgraph Office, a. vert deelrahis “Tone end? Breiting Tattachat’ “Inquire at 312 st . second door from the Kirkwond House EGE BERT On Penn ay corth side. between 34 streets, second door from the Adams Rxpreae Otten. ‘a very desirable STONE and veel, bore. Possession get lneet yr 9 let of Trapire at 313 ‘3th street, or from the Kirkwood House. J@ 22-"03t 'D PLEASANT BOOMS, in a de airy location Will be reated in suites of single. a desired, ‘and use of bath room. Terms moderate. ‘No. 51 Penn avenue, fonr, prtaeet brick, corner 22d street, near Circle. a go hows jement $20 10 celeiog No bene ‘nave no mone years. STARR & Brokers. N.E corner Jjei6-tf [Chrop | E and Fi FIRST ae 88 STAND FOR 8: The G RY cet PROVISION sTO BavenNee RO. & plisbment et with ft the be ped ta the ci jotors having deter- mined to gut ar tthor bedinres e wtil be sale nyt HAVENNEE BRO” & Con a oti Provision Dealers, 413 H, between ge 10-¢1 O00. rem 14th and Sth, $25,000. Bir ten mg) is et) ren 1, 3A jAP LOTS. on cany terms, fo all parts of the 0, stone £00. te Brokers. Corner 15th and F streets, 5 a P eng bgt pened AVENUB —T snd Convenient rooms corner of Sie arent cod Pen Ivania avem mediately over W.L_ Wall & Co.'s Auction will be rented for Offices. Centrally located Approach, both large and small rooms, the) icely ndapted for Lawyers and Agents on nme go: a ie routed erparately or to, Agent “collect ly. for’ at os For farther olers pal Louisiana wee corner hee street, has for sale P00 | Farms. (all for cata logue. Honses and Lots in all parts of the city my 2 im* Fors: of York aven 5 ne of the best stan STABR & METCAL York avenne and sth street. FS SALE—Two or three TRACTS OF LAND, from 6) to 100 acres, near Colesville, Mout: MSY Connty, M4. Inquire at the Canal Osice, No 36 4h at jashington my 28-tf PERSONAL ANHOOD.—Thirty-eighth ‘edition of M4 Medical Pamphlet. + Pera it by the author, octor See SS CURTIS. M DFR OS. & ic. bas mate a speciality of and devoted } Jrare of hie extensive practice to the treat ent and speedy cure of ail Socret Diseases. rising from Sem Debitity caused by over fared fonctions, wedentars alata, '& five in so many Instances of premata; Residence 139 F street, between 20th and 2ist ste. Washington. D. ©. Consulting hours from 10 to 2. andsto9 Je ithcut haut pela try ed otence of va without pain: injury. or jncon ver saat the unnatural ao- by over indulgence or eae habit itself prevent- oa. Ne medicines rs poroved by eminent nbyaiciane Tafallible in emer A late invention. P: pl Warded by mail, with fuli ‘kage, upon the KDE! Lock-box 45, Washington a 0. PFCIAL NOTICE—Oool and well-farnished ROOMS, fincle or in suite. with or without hail at reduced ices at the north tion of the onpene ane certain secret Ss BOAKD. can be west corner of 8th Ss =a Penna tien in the cit, Bas devoted many yearsto the treatment of female omplai the greatest Success tn this ett ‘ork. Pr ol srentmont will find him ver: feat ees ee whatever cause, folly relieved BOOMS PRIVATE. Patients cammens ta Doctor ERSONAL—DR. M. DURAND, ane PHYSICIAN, south-east corner of Lom and Fremont streets, Baltimore, years universal success; rooms with com tendants; corres Gunes etricty comBaestia ai in trouble call or write Reap: BEAD!! BEAD!II! ALL mogr. ACKNOWLEDGE mt AS rasuys, Ra ba EL BOOF Excel fn workmanship and derabiiity at Au others of similar construction Using none best material, and work performed by mem of t attees years experieni le al i —— the attention of the public orally 8 Be tee a BUTLD IG BAER ee. Wosendale and Bound Top Cement, Jair, Holland Point’ Sand (per boat Saivington, White Sand. (coarse and Fels Bold at the lowent cash pi radea came owas. MOMAS HAS FAHEY. er 10th street west and anal, mb 2m jan Bridge Lapis CAN HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTE ALTERED AND BEPAIRED at CHS. BAUME HOOPSKIBT CORSET and SHOULDER iz MANUFACTOBY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between Sth and 7th streets, of YONFIDENTIAL Young men wh (CO Ntrod, themselves Woyreeriate. ated whid basi Suties of marri elso, mi: men, who ive causes. feel 8 debility in advan before pli h ler any one, Thi ry Married Indies will learn sometat by perusing "Tbe Be Secret Fri adreve De pear th 94 re Gor BOARDING. BeAr Soo Fem rnished or Cafurniaheg OMS with BOAR), ou the corner cf Cand Worth Capito strese We ane The rooms are vewly a Extensive —s aro F'Dk LARGE oARD eArRY SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROoMs. ING, with if told.) Bosra 81 per day boarders at reduced rates: 7” TNION BOTBL, GEORGETOWN. D. c. ‘This desirable Hotel open recep my Wim” (Ohrodtut.wep Express. (0.1 BAY MACKEREL. le and retell 0) cash, and balanse long Gu FAMILY BXCURSION To Gur FOB THE CBUBCH AND SC400Ls or Tur IMMACULATE CONCEPTION. OW THUBSDAY, Jear 25rx. 1s6< TICKETS, $1 ‘The [mmecaiate Conception Pag Bant eu ree rome choice the celeo: Beiy Bil "String ‘Bend ts sugneed for worse the croand® @pd boats soi Sacer sold Beate leave the ith street wharfatSa m 1 >= = tTeé eg cTs0L MT. VERON nro for {he ocepaton Cente, admitting end Inet ror or list of Firework: wee pontore. By order of Committee. sereat™ ye 12 yl NGTON ASH BaNnps. gag eh, LA. Waal Toms. SUBIC’ MUSi "oral LEEBAND. “Ete best of Musto fut bished for Ralls, Pic Nice. Excursions, Pa Mo a Siex Ortere left at rb Partion. etc etc. Any uamber of gong torn isbe@ ant tme resronable jeadynarters, oe avenar. and With streein- or at Bilis’ Music Store, wil! mest ‘with prompt atiention. P.O. Box 305. uy3) tm" Ww BEB’ Crp mass AND OOTIL Being conmnsted wt can be en, Hi for Exeursi a Music Store, avenue. and at street east. bet @ Pepe in. Weber's residence, S00 od Lats Navy Yard. my 162m" SUMMER REs‘ pte POINT BOTEL SALT WATER BATHING. ‘This favorite resort. having been thoronghty ren ovated, with increased ‘and other a ALL ROOM Sc, will Le opened for the reception ef visitors on the FI JULY. wheu the sulseriber solicits a continastion { patromage heretofore so liberally bestowed cpon him ae. excellent of Musi in atlendance Board, per di $100 = 4 » Wednesday tS o'clocm ridley, ond Baturday até ‘Ltim KE every To g.attbe Point WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREE RIER CO, W.Va These Springs. «0 long ant f the seekers of heal mior the r the bet of Jume Witter aprove eral refurni=hing of the ext be prepared for the comfortable « nesation Of from fifteen Aundred 10 two > \" Of the visitor. One of the best City BANDS 0) LIVERY will b may desire to ind: exercie "sa day. oc QO) por wm children onder 10 years, and colors rice; white servants according MUSIC will be Sand the BALL White Sulphar §| S87 For afull account « « geile be ~ gee — timore ‘aud other Book: PULET. on the WHITE rmation i COLEMAN re ROokES B ene oe ete «; RIN a” De RTH or ; ASHINGTON. Gout: DONSYILLE. STAUNTON. Cy COVINGTON. by Kail, thence by « Eine Line of Stare bes ona well graded Turnpike, 20 Miles to the Spri oe 26 8-r0 2m” a BANKRUPTCY NOTICES, rE BANKRUPTCY. sobington, on the 16th iny of At the City, 0 ne. 1858. undersigned oP Sa, eppdomone ae prignee ot RAGLE. in the (ity of Washington. wit Dreraser or Courmnra : pein 4 \saby the Bs = Boskrvot. ania Bie ~ od ioe y u ie ei Tat “City N BANKRUPTCY. Drerrict oF Coucwn: as. At the City of Washingten. on the 9th day of Jane, 1863: The undersigned hereby Kites notice ot his ntment as Assignee of J MILLS. in the City of Washinetrn. within eaid Distri- who has been aljudved « Bankrapt Ben, bis own petition by the Supreme Court of anid District GEO ABO, Attorney at Law. ity Astianss. CLOTHING, &o. PUGH, TAILO! Has removed trom Rongvar senth street, new store 206 Peo srenve, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth "Thanking his friends and the public gen- erally. for their liberal patronage bestowed |. he requests @ continu: = Lit business. 010 il, Stephens & Co., 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Hb and lvth streets, MEBCHANT TAILORS i ww ornine Rm ge Ce eEEs. 45) = VESTINGS, JUST BEOCELV) mhil-tf Moderate prices 4. SEIBERGER, (S2ocessor to H. F. Lowpon & Os . CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVE MERCBANT TAILOB Metropolitan Hotel, (iste Brown's.) DENTISTRY. De? J 8. MEALLISTER, ATI 33S Secenti Br, bet, Wend 1, [<=] SC. Barbour 's Book and Sia. Store. Washington, D.C attention will be devoted to the ST. nd des =] practice of E ENTISTRY in all its brapcbes ert Boork done, 4 fect ens icfactto Fifty Coats ()* Ceiba Davis” DENTAL ass00ia No. 260 PENN’ AVE.. tween 2th end 1b streets. TEETH EXTEACTED WITHOUT Paty Ro charge will be made for extracting where Ar. ficial ere inserted, althourh Bo. 219 Pemrereeee Avanvn, ; db on ‘ eae gb aud 10th ate. Py cy OF DENTAL SURGERY * oc3-m EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. (Only Agent,’ c. BAUM, HOOPSKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, my 2S Detwoen 6th and 7th streets. Merzoroisras sowiure BOWLING BALC0B, Panna wots s Eat BAUER Preset Grasse Wan SEstes a>: says tenenae ise er