Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1871, Page 5

THE DABOR STRIKE! We suggest that Threatening Demonstrations To-day! fbeitne street laprevemsns until sach measures can Gathering of Strikers on 7th Street, They Intimidate the Workmen There. & Large Force of Police Ordered Out. THEY ARREST FIVE OF THE LEADERS! ork om the street 8: Re- Mqueat of the Board of mite Worms Dai At the Meets East niet Soany' binsarsose _ the Result. Last evening a crowd of colored laborers, at Yeast 4 thousand in number, and a few white men, net af tke City Hall to hear the report of the committee of twenty appointed at the strikers meeting last week at Union League Hall. At 7 o'clock not one member of that committee had arrived on the ground, and nu- merous expressions ef disgust could be heard among the bone and sinew of the city there assembied. “THE CONTRACTORS HAYS BOUGHT TuEM UP.” taidone hard fisted fellow. Another—“Phat’s #0, and they did wot had to pay mach, nuther, I And another—“ Yankee Glesson’s got Yet amother—“ He's t2e mean to pay for anything.” And still avother—“Oh hush, they're all the same; Pat Culinane’s as bad as | he’s an irish Yankee.” And once more— | bout your Gieasons, that Andrew Glea- | son's meaner than t/other one,” and so on, and #0 on. After waitiyg until about 9 o'clock, and only two or three of ihe committee appearing, the indignation increasing ail the time, Marcelius ‘est OPENED THE BALL inflammatory speech against the con- , the committee, the Boardof Pablic and the wealthy classes in general. Gov. Cooke bad told the committee that borers should be taken care of, and the committee bad fatled to do their duty in not coming to this meeting. [A votce—“Even Humber fs net here.”’} advised them ali to go home and organize laber unions, and let every ciud elect 4 committee of three, to meet ip general convention and adopt such resolu. tions and rules as w ake the contractors a3 ‘well as the officials know and respect the labor- ex's rights Go home, and if you find any of the contractors, TAKE THEIR HRADS OFF THEIR SHOULDERS. i contractors will not pay the Iaborers ths ice agree upon, they should have their blood. Ler the workingm tito be, “ BLOOD FOR BLOOD.” ‘They have been awindling us lorg enough. The Board of Public Works have all the power, and have got the iuside track of the Governor nm e@ giving out of the work; and 1 they refuse to do what is ° right, “ blood for blood.” Now to Jour districts and organize your aasocations, choose your commitice and se if this combina- tion can’t be broken ap. STRIKE TERROR imto the breasts of these contractors. Keep the ‘Wing moving. A be oy! fraud than Albert Glearon never lived. could not offer to pay the laborers more thay $125 per day, because he wanted to support two or three fast teams to ride about with. He isa dirty, sneaking Yankee contractor. He is down on all niggers, and is worse than eur old masters. Look at Crane and Orossmau! Crane has gone up a water spo’ [Cheers.] These Yankees will kin you alive; look ont for them. He (the speaker) had never got acent out of the repab- lean party. He had A HEART AS BIG AS THAT HORSE CAR der, that beat in sympathy for the laborers. he commiitee have proved themeclves a big | failure, and they should be discharged. Let | Bot a nan of you strike a lick with a pick and shovel on the Lith street work unlese #2 per day is paid, and the contractor will have to come to your tums. P2RRY CARSON Jooke had told the committee paihy with them, aud wold e bad been a f: or four of them were present. had pro € off re; only three | Mr. Cullinane © day; but on last Lis men with oniy as poor as any of ey should get 22 ag even at that ‘ethan pay their rent t present the Governor olof the contractors, nor have the ie Works, as the present con- tracts had been made by Mayor Emery, [Voices —“That’s 20.7] Robert Green 45 the uext speaker, and ad- Vised the men to Gast work for € Fate they could do no m ™D TOGRTEER, lz get what they asked. Oi the Third Ward, was the and they ro Thomas Maroney next speaker, and DENOUNCED THE ARISTOCRATS, who had graciously given the poor menone day im the year to register and auother day to vote fer them, that might grind them down under their heels the rest of the year. ‘re Sole system of contracts was s miserable farce, - Svante ome met were « elect these starched fellows with their PAPER COLLARS AFD GLOSSY MUSTACHES; they could talk fine grammar, and every word that fell from their lips was devoured the men like honey. Here is s man, Kk. whe, who that very day bad introduced a bill to have the streets and alleys cleaned by con- tract—ancther big job to fatten a contractor ‘with! The only man who was their friend in that Legislatore was F. A. Boswell. It served them allright for voting for such trickstera, and he hoped next time they would elect labor- ing men to Gil these places. Ker, and opened heavy on th was the last and opel vy on the committee sa conacnatetae His heaviest licks med to be directed to some one in the crowd, who had interrupted him several times with | fuch remarks as ‘‘ Hatton, you’ reformed, bave you?” “‘How long since you have re- ated 2” ae Ty crowd dispersed aboat 11 0’cloek, worked ‘Bp to a threatening state of excitement by the Incenciary speeches they had listened to. Threatening Demonstrations To day. | ‘This morning an excited crowd of some 300 | colored laborers met at the City Hall, their in- | dignation teeming to be directed to @ foree of tabering men who had been set to work on the 7th strect paving in South Washington by the | contractor, Albert Gleeson. The men were ad- vised by several order-loving citizens and by Lieut. Kelly not to molest any workmen. This j arivice cid not secm to be relished by them, aad they started c roups towards the Seventh Ward. This was reported to ogy “4 reparations were at once mat any cmcrgency. Sopa afterwards the | strikers sppcared on the gfound corner of 7th and F streets 5. W., where Mr. Gleason has some twenty irish laborers employed on the street, aud threatened if the iaborers did mot ‘throw down their tools they would KILL EVERY MOTHER'S SON OF THRM. Lieut. Gesford bad been notified of their inten- tions, and ha/l sent a squad Of some twenty men to prevent any disturbance, and while these threats were deing made, his men came up and Gispersed the strikers, who collected in aiterwards came together on tbe corner Tth and F streets, ——- with the purpose of carrying thefr ats into execution. By ‘this time Licut. Johnson, with a force of about twevty mounted police, came down at a gallon, end riding among the orde: ‘them off the ground. Some of them to and ‘breatened to knock the policemen off horses. Finding the crowd were bent spon Tesistance aud di , the policemen rivE of the moet boisterous—. Jobr Sims, John coats , who of it. At ten o'clock Captain Brock went to the cen- tral guard-bouse ap! directed Lieutensat Ski; pon, with s eqnad of 1% Lp ded oye hed seeve of disturbance and in there until further ordered. This makes altogether about sixty police, and Lo fears are apprebented of further difficulty uniess the party retarn, as they threatened to do. ‘The word this morning was passed abont in the crowd that Mr. Gleason ae ber of Irish Jaborets from oy" to floish this 7th etreet job. This is not case. Mr. G SATISFIED TO WORK AT $1.50 PER DAY. Some dozemer twenty more will be put on to- mortow, whe have been employed for that pur- pose to-day. Mr. Gleason is ready to qoploy all able-bodied eolered men who desire to work on this job at the same pay as the white men are getting, but says this is the best be can do ander the con- tract by which he is bound to complete the work. It is thought there ts a rendezvous some- where in te ward where these men are meet- ce for a demonstration against the is work. Js tnd the day ad abe (7th Jure, 1871,) the Trustrees Commission” ers and find it to postpone the Concert and distribution of Gifts until the Ztb of July nent ore was impossible in so LaTER: Eats: i One Way to Preserve the Peace. . Jame 6, 187K | The Seventh Street Work Stopped! | Pim cines "e! @.: Govaason'’s Orrick, Jane 6th, 1ST. Gleason: In view of the present difficulty with ‘the work the laborers, and to on be adopted as the occasion demands. Yours, 8. P. Brown. (Meesrs. Shepherd and Mullet, of the board, are not in town. Mr. Gleason, upon receiving this communica- tion, called up his and directed them to suspend work until further orders. The men who had been bere were then sent to the Columbia street railroad for the present. ——$o———— Pablic School Examinations. First District —Male Frimary School No. 19, in this aeaiet, ae Moo ae was examined yester: ‘rustee Hart, Superin- ison and ex-Trastees Harris aud Stuart. This school is located in the old engiuc- bouse at the corner of 19th and H streets, and £9 pupils on the roli, of whom 50 were pres- : examination was satisfactory, and the examiners were highly complimentary to both teacher and pupils. At the close the awards Were made as fullows:—Medal to John Lowry. competitor was Charles Oliver, who was equal in scholarship, but Lowry had the-advan- tege in punctuality. Oliver was awarded one ot the first diplomes. The other pupils receiving diplomas were Wm. Webber, Edward Bozzell, Robert Rainey, Richard ‘Cozzens, Knight | Woodiey, Monticelia Goddard, George Turner, Wim. Linkins, John MeMahon, George Henry, Thomas Nash, George Watt, Jobn Daly, Goo. Cook, Charles Kogier, John’ Tobin, Frederick Pieiter, Edward Gannen and Walter Bozzeil. Second District Female Seconary School No. 10, on HU street, near 3dg Miss Esalty Robinson, teacher, was examined yesterday by Superin- tendent Wilson, assisted by Mr. Fenwick, ant tre pupils answered the questions with prompt. hess and accuracy. Fifty-six scholars are on the rolls, of whom fifty-four were present at the examinat. ; twenty-four are to be tranferred to the female intermediate school. The medal Was awarded to Mary A. Holbrook, and diplo- mas to Laura F. Steppe, K M. a. Patch, Kate Mniloy, Augusta Nicholls, M. A’ Holbrook, Amelia Brocker, Kate ©. Donn, M P. Hurdle, ida M. Batley, Mary E. Harry, L. Layton, M. Petrie, Clara . Watson, H. Rabin- rou, M.’A. Mill, Isai della Geimon, G. A. Cole, aud Kaezina Handley. —Male Primary Schqois Nos. 2 and 5, Miss Bettie Lynch and Miss Maggie Gar- ret teachers, were examined by Mr. Uhamy lin, Superintendent Wilson, and Mr. Join £. ‘Thompson, of the Male Grammar School, ye: terday. Both schools did remarkably weil, ex- celling most schools ef the same le (higher primary) in reading, rithmetic, ling notwithstanding that darin, the year the best pupils had been removed transfer to the intermediate schools to the number of sixty or more from each; and in both schvo's there are bow quite a mber for transfi The mei gg, mm it rolis were announced: No, ar Medal, les oe ——- to Joseph Hodgkins, Carroll Deatley, Shanks Goldsmit Char! impey, Earnest | Bowli Woodward, Thos. wiing, Wallace Belt, Herman Statz, Horace Clark, Harry Hutton, Gordon Jones, William ‘Taliaferro, John Rocket, George Miller, Wm. Cox, Henry 5 eS Samuel Leich No. 5—Medal, Willie -Hobbs; Breck, = Baum, Clarence Bean, Albert Riddle, Fi ins, Samuel Herman, Allen Murray, Michael Kerby, Thomas M: jonohan, Wm. Joy, Jobn Taylor, Edward Boswell, Robt. Clarvoe, and Christopher Lopp. —— EDUCATION Ix THE DisTRICT oF Corumnra.— The bill iutrovuced in the Council by Mr. Browne yesterday, providing & uniform system of education for the District of Cotumbia, Tepeais all acts of the Corporations of Washing ton and Georgetown and the Levy Court in reference to the poe schools except as pro- vided in this bill. It divides the District of Columbia, for school purposes, into three dis- tricts, namely: Washington, Georgetown, and the suburban district. Washington is divided into four sub-districts, according to the present division of the city, to be under the control of a board of twelve directors, to be apyzinted by the Governor and contirmed by both ases of the Legislative Assembly, to be residentsof the sub- districts Jor which iheyare appointed. George- town and the suburban district are placed anier three directors, each to be appointed as the Washin, directors are appointed. The £ i provides for a system of normal schools to meet the advanced educational r quirements of the District, and provides f. their support. A Saperintendent, ts provid: for, to be elected by the Board of Education, to | bold office three years, and to draw a salary of 0 per annum. This officer is to have gen- | €ral direction of all the pudiic schools. Provi- | sion is made for a treasurer of the Boar of | Education. An annual enumeration of all citil- | dren between six and eighteen years of age is | provided for, the result to be reported to the superintendent, and all such chtidren shal! be entitied to receive equal benetits of the public schools of the respertive districts. For the | support of the public sciipols the Legisisture is Fequired to assess not exceeding one-half of one | per cent., and not leas than one-fourth of one | iF cent., upon all taxable property in the Dis- | t ict of Columbia. | je Sal PostProsEMEST of the rand Gift Concert | Distribution.” for the benetit of Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home of Washington, D.C., and Foupdlivg Asylum of the Sisters of Chairty, in the city of New York, until the 2th ot July, Wasutmetor Orry, June 1, Istk. teqnence of the brief Pertog pov ‘obtainin, the Permit from the Com- Revenue (28th April, 1871,) for the Concert, i. the date advertised short a time to establish Agencies avd complete the sale of the advertised number of tickets. Tn making this to state that the rapid sale of tickets up to this date demonstrates the public confidence, and ives assurance that there wiil be no needof | farther Moog The extension now made will. in our Judgement, be ample for the of the balance of tickets yet on hand. 1] simp! rare under add, in conclusion, that the proceed the contro! of the Commis- sioners, for the security of a!l ticket holders. In all other respects the published notices in re- lation to this Concert and distributions will be carried out. H. McCcttoves, Gero. 3; SS. INABCURATION OF THE BOATING Szason— Grand Revicw and Regatta by the Analostan Boat Club.—The Analostan Boat Club proposes to the -3 feason by @ grand re- mrsday afternoon next. ington and Wushington Boat Clubs will take part in the review, inthe Po- es bost-house. The first race the eight-oared barge Falcon and the six-oared lapstreak the apa F tomac, will be a if i i i | | i § Thal i fe a i s # 1 i i H a q § ! i als 8 i 3 : | i i é ‘Whtard’s was received by contractor +. ally sseeieee eteens fae bow, and the four- Mr Gras nibnlted 6 Perdalin tepnceing co Governor to communteste to the Council the nam-s : ae eet Morne) gehuas ahesten Wise He Supa heroes ae the House of Dele- message wag ised from Po 3 by that ge tn asia bill authortatng the ermor to caib claims of ibe strict. aid. pravide fur the sayment OF the sane, wo Committee on Pinanes.” trom the Committee on Bules. reported ici rules for (te two Houses, with amend- ‘were agreed to, and the report wa any ¢ pay any suc! h : purcbace shail be teemed guilty of = upom conviction exceeding £5,000, and im; a ‘Upon any contract or pur- in whi House may be interested may be recovered by the District from hom the ‘made, oF from any officer of whom payment was le.or from any 01 the government who knowingly wadited, certified to. allowed or paid such moneys, or the claim upon which such moneys, was paid. Lad over. To day's Proceediugs. COUNCLL.—Mr. Pock introdaced & bilt to pro- vide a system of charities and corrections for the District of Columbia. Laid over under tho rales, Mr. m introduecd a bill to reguiate the sys- fem of pharmacy, i . le of polsenone d ia the District of Columbia. which provides thst ue Berson be allowed to dispense or componnd ‘uedi- cines without a diploma, signed by officorsof a pharmacentieal roclety to beorgantz-d andor the provistone of theact, Latd oyer uuder the rales. pat Seems bitch Junons Drawn.—To~day Mesers. Cook,(Rog- ister,) and Laird,(Cierk,) of Washington aud Georgetown respectively, drew at the office of the Clerk of the Court the following to serve ag jurors at the eneuing term of the Criminal Uomrt, which Will be convened on the third Monday, (19th inst.,) in this month: Grond Jurors.—O. ©. Wight, 4th ward; Re W. Jobnson, 6th ward; O. F. E. Richards, 21 ward; Leonidas Scott, 5th ward; Wm. Galt, Sd ‘ward; Fielder Magrniter, 4th ward; H.O. John- son, *th ward; Edward Handley, Ist ward; Rob- ert U. Hewitt, od ward; L.A. Stevens, 2d ward; 3 Thomas Drovay, 34 word; Wm. Nottingha:n, Sta ; Peter Berry.Georgetown; A. Lepreaxt aa Jos. 1. Pearson, 7th ward; Parker ‘Tengle, 24 ward; W. A. Ripe, 7th 1d; Robt. Ry et Georgetown; Hubert Ford, 7th ward; Cha: - Datcber, ward; Wm. Bickett Ith ward; Jacod Vethmeyer, 2d ward; George W. Calvert, 4th ward. Petit Jurers.—Thomaa Lowndes, 7th ward; Jos. T. Jenkins, county; George Esler, George. town; Jobu (i. Stock, ith ward; Albert ith ward; James Brown, 6th ward; Jacob Staub, Georgetown; Chase Rovs, Henry Streb, 3d ward; Wm. Mo: '» Geor; town; Cornelius Peck, 7th ward; George Goodall, 7th ward; Robert Coli Lewis Clephane. 2d ward; Wm. ward; Hilliard Burke, Ist wi ist ward; John Kk. MeUonnell, 7th ward; John 8. Brent, Ist ward; Wm. H. Pope, 34’ wari; Perry 7th ward, John Steph county: A. M. Boswell, ith ward; John Clagett, county; Nicholas Eckhardt, lat ward. eon Tus New Orricens aT Tar Orty Hatt — To-day, Major Lubey, the new Water Regis- trar, took possession of his office at the City Hall, and Z. Richards took his seat as Auditar- Register Cook to-day filed his bond im 5,009, Messrs. Todd and Cross sureties. Mr. Willard, the new Comptroller, has not entered upon his duties as yet; neither has Mr. Slater, the new Collector of Taxes, but he will, itis understood, enter on bis duties to-morrow morning, and it is said will bave Major W. D. Bramhall as his deputy. Mr. Slater filed bis bond with Gov. Cooke in the sum of $39,000, as also Mr. Rich- arde, the Auditor his, ate sum of $20,000. Base Batt —Th est City Club of Rock. ford, 1iJ., arrived here this morning, and are stopping at the St. James. This afternoon the: I play the Amateur nine of the Olympics, and to-morrow they will try their hand again with the “Blue Stockings,” whom they defeated on their recent Western tour. Since they left home they have played tome very fine games, and yesterday thoy deteated the famed Athletic’s at Philadelphia, the score being eleven to ten. ‘They are very strong batters, and in the game with the Olympio’s at Kockford they drove the ball over the out-tielders heads several times. [f 6th ward; ins, 6th ward; Wilson, 2d Thos. Martin, | we sreto judge by the record of the two clabs made this season, we 1uay expect avery fine dis. Play of the popular game to-morrow. The “Blue Stockings” and Arlington met yesterday on the N nal’s grounds, and played & very one-sided game, resniting in favor of the former by a score of 3i to 4. —--+—_. Tue REPAIRS AT THR CAPITOr.—Workmen are now engaged in tearing np the floor of the Hall of Representatives in the Capitol, propara- tory to putting down anew hardwood floor and Fearranging the heating and veatilating ties, ‘The work ot arranging for the removal of the Rogers bronze doors to the main eastern en- mee of the Ketunda was begun yesterday. They willbe taken from thelr present position this week, will not be set up in the Kotanda forgome time. The enlargement of the passa- ges between the two wings ls progressing iinely, and will be a great improvement. a Tus sew Boarp or Fire Commissioners organized last evening: t, Mesars. Bayly, McDevitt, Booker, Sn and Baker. Mr. 5S. © Geter wae chosen pt ident, and She renee Be eee od Ly And regulation | it Prone, wer es it continued in force antil other- Wise ordered. Messrs. Bayly, Smith, and Ba- ker were appointed a committee to revise the rales and lations. A resolution was adopt- ed allowing ke superintendent of the fire alarm telegraph the use of the extra horse and wagon belonging to the fire department. Adjourned. —~e APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERWOR.—The following appointments were made bag nel by Gov. Cooke: School Trustee —Ji in doiph, Second District. Clerk to Fire Commis: Herbert Bartley. Clerk in the Comp- trolier’s Uflice—Gideon Collectors—Lewis West, Monroe, Fourth district. ‘W. Larner. Garbage First district; George the west ‘wing of the eer WASHINGTON AND OBIO RAILROAD.—The Woarhington and Ohio Kaliroad Compan: joey received un' bh trom Hainilton, (cs jdging of the road from Hamilton, its eee terminus, to Winchester, a dis- Enos of 31 miles, the whole to be completed by May of next year. ee ees New Postications—From J. Shillington we have Ballou’s Magazine for July and the Americon Agriculturist for June; from Philp & Solomons "s Bazar for June 11. BAT Bees Martin Caontn, chief engineer of the fire recetved his commission to-da; upon the discharge of his duties.” THE COURTS. COUBT, To pat, Judce Wylde —O Sie chars: eerhiet ton dchateas vest ‘etal; verdict for plaintiff. Belll- iets Mille; oo trial. BT —s amount of routine ws trannactediathigcoanr™™ SORE ‘i . 4 POLIOE OOUBT, ot lag setts toss a it. aud entered y; faced GEORGETOWN, TLL Cametary.—At the annual meet- i them, bj Santas eee ‘boats to Siexundr ‘ia to Y and all ship- 4 sores S in the Semanes neve Gore oor: ‘coal m= berland gam ship al coal needed by th Ba 0, ay ey so long and famillary known as loly Hill, is to/bedemolished to-morrow, This was atone Berg the of the town porbwna ‘house te lowest order. Mxrcsants Exonanxcs.—No iness nee. No Sales of grain, Ai lection of omtcers es expected ig tatm nian ne Bens Go To excellent. art exhibition at Hall, to-morrow evening. ALEXANDRIA. THUNDER StoRM.—During the day a chimney of the house on A street, between Oronoco, was struck by lighting, adjoining part of the root dim aged. “A handrome shade tree in front of the office of the Mt. Vernon Ootton Factory, on Washington street, was blown down during the Professor Pnilman’s Forrest Same storm, and the root of that office sémc- what injured. = MARYLAND Porice Boat.—_Among the yes sels lying inthe harbor this morning was tre Mary Police beat, which bas come 1 the Fiver to look after euch of the gillers as fall io observe the law prohibiting the of shad and herring after the ist inst. Fine. —The dwelling house, on the banks of the river, at Swan Creek Point, @ little this tide of Fort Washington, on the Maryland side. was burned down Saturday morning, before day. Itis supposed to have been set on tire purporely.— Gazette last evening. CITY ITEMS. So wany of our readers complain of the diffi- culty of procuring good tea and cotive in Was ington, and consequently are compelled to send to New York for them. "Now we woul? say, go to the American Tea Store, corner 7th and [ streets; there you can obtain these inxuries at New York prices. We are glad to.state the fict | that Mr. Dowling is able to compete with any house in New York for quality of goods and} a Prices. TER BETARLISHMENT 3 M. H. Prince, No, 1066 Pennsylvania avenue, will closeovery evo: ning at? p.m. during the heated term. — tf A Fing PawaMa Hat, worth fifty dollars, for twenty, A rare chance for one wanting such an article. To be seen at Prince’s Bazar. ied sessment cheated a Orrice Coats, war All ‘Hance Brotagas, N. W. corner7th and D streets. —-—e Wire Duck Vuesra, Brown Duek Vests, Marseilles Vests, Hasty Beorusrs, N. W, corner 7th and D streets. gtd ot a ay SReRsvoxer Coats, Drab D’Bte Coats, Alpacen Coats, Nun's Cloth Coats, Bine and White Flannel Coats, Unlined Caemmere Hania Beorusrs, 6,5,3 NN. W. corner 7th and D streets ee ‘THE Use of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer brings new hair upon bald heads, if pe taped follicles are not wholly destroyed. "y 653 65,3 A VERY Fr men’s, youth's, 3,6,4 assortment of Linen Ulothing— Doys’ and children’s. Eisevan & Bro. 505 7th street, May Bailding. eee Ease To Tae Feer.—For Corns and other diseases of the feet visit Dr. White’s establish- ment, 535 15th street, opposite U.S. Treasury. —_— Odeon Halt. Odeon Hall, CLorarne! A nice fitting Suit can always be found at P. Wallach’s, Odeon Hall, corner 43g street and Pennsylvania avenue. Handsome Suits, all colors, of American and imported meres. ‘Alco, & large stock of Blue Flannel Frock ad Sack Suits. ‘White Marseilles Vests, doable and single Best stock of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Shirts gone Ui as ar & specialty. Jents’ Uncerwe: jalty. am P. Wattace, Odeon Hal corner 44 street and Penn. aveuue. Odeon Hail. Odeon Hail. —+-—__ Lapres 8urTs made to order from &6 ap; also, Suits for Children and Misses, at O. Banm’s Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th street. —<—-_— CavTion.—Beware of Impostor scrupalous that their malities and styles “Oloths and ‘cua /—AS some on- arties are in the habit of stating P aces Of business are branch stores of the Or ig pal Franc, I hereby notify the pub- lie that I have no branch stores, and that I have no connection with any similar institution in this city, The Orig! “sanc, dealer in Genta’ Furnishing Goods, «| ¢ -, between D and K. Cowine's Parens \xcrTig Pastawer, for sale wholesale and retail, at the Original Franc’s » os ith street, between D and E. No branch ores, Novettims t™ Nack Wear, at the Original Franc’s, 431 7th street. The cheapest Store in the city. No branch stores. Guxat vaninty tx Waite SHIRTs—one, two or three pleats—eylets, buttons or stnda—o; in front or im back—ail sizes—at the al Franc’s Gent’s Furnishing Store, 431 7th street, at Popular Prices. No branch stores. B CaLEni FRano” Corrars, the market, for aale Frano’s, 431 7th street, for the name. No branch stores, 4,4 —__-—— Hemrcer bas all kind: thermometers barometers, ona = —_+—_—_ Just received our new styles of Cor- pest ® a full ‘assortment. of the J. B. P. ¥ which 1 sell at reasonable prices. 0 BavM, 408 7th street, Corset Manufacturer. pasha tk a CHrILpRen’s Surrs, in Linen, Lawn, aud Mar- seilles; algo, fine Imported Dresses, and sold at low figures, at C. Baum’s Undergarment Fac- ——_—»—_—_ THE UNPRECEDENTED 6C0CESS which the $40 McLean & Elastic Lock-stiten"Sewing Machine has me! a a eermeerer tie rl Rosenthal to secure also the eed ie ved Wilson Shuttle #49 tale, ag wag {frien etitch alike on both eides of the fabric.) of those machines are first-class; can do as much varicty work as any, and even more than eome-high priced machines. They aresold on ¥ Sceommogating terms, ‘and warranted by e's J. Rosenthal, No. 410 Seventh street. P. 8.—The Wilson Improved Shuttle rothings ete as itis for ail Kinds of faaitly soe el ,ete., a8 o! w= ‘would call the attention of shoe- trimmers, &c., to this EXxTRaonprxany Banoarn tm Boors amp Suors.—Being fully determined to relinquish the boot a Lergpmed 1 ~~ Ist mtd I now 0: complete stock at prices ieee than cost of manufacturing. J. RosenTuat, No. 404 7th street. pitenki-~ bn ved a large new SrRia Corore—I have just recoi assortment of our golebrated Dollar Kids,in shades. Oxas. Baum, 408 7th street. OaLivorsté OaTa ‘Wine on dra at wetness eT tirect, opposite Odd Faliowe =f a, 88a ee rere 4 ENLARGED! 100 Difterent Varietios SLATE MANTELS, Large and Varied Btock of MARBLE MANTELS, @rand Display of GAS FIXTURES. oe BRONAES. STATUARY, -EXPLOs: LAMPs, GAs FLAME EXPANDER, : ana ob ya 0.4, Bumping, z. BAKING POWDER, : ROLLB, Bi8OUITS. BUCKWHBAT, COBH, and other Griddle Cab.ee, ‘WATFLES, DURFE IR oa, POT PIES, PASTRY, it stele for by or Ockan 9s fe gaece a im- pervious to: or it, ‘THIS VALUABLE WARS G0GD tae | B' THOMAS DOWLING, Apct’r; Georgetown. IMPROVED ERAT wT » of 10h 7 Ye tmproed Fe, Las g Hotels brick builejngs bitherto paid hotel; No. 4 is nnimprov Warehouse upon it, and bind md Nos land 2 are comp ra’ froptfng near the Butchers SE for mar! stands. Th: * No ot No 1 Terms third eaab; ar the residue is the, with tat ack «ff, ‘The property is in ths bu "wn, and commands the »tten! ing to own desirahie ae ¥ a Je8-dts THOMAS 1) rye mt Forrest IH Gert eto and Th 5 i sale as prescribed by the court are: One option. pay the wi on each lot when tae een conter of Georg>- party. D8 9 B CPR TOR Trustees, pes ULE WAN ‘SAMT ENTERTA (WM a URSD4Y KVENINGS. Juve 7ib and sth PART UF mm of persons wish- ii DOWLING. Anct, NT wn. WEDNESDAY visiting Phitndel- ‘Be 3 a a a a N ‘ent will be \eft at mr reel te: street, Jed ow ne. Qraere’ for MOVING cr REPAIRING a where they will be promplly atten’ where they will be promp! Hy gerne’ pres ris ce LoS. No th TRUSTEES SALE HANDSOMD & v TUR! ST) BETWEE 45D CONGRESS STREETS By virtno of 1570, recorded the undereiued ten thereby secured Drewives. at Bp IST]. to the highest ee: 910 mest ammer, ard the remain: 5 r the rate tee may proces and cost of defau rece! at ding ond ststnes At cost of ey sey SaRINS 4 & POSTPONED ‘Sth, eame hour and WATKT jel ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auc ALTA we EOE Bl No Oe po pres Atrant dent, dated J in Liber Bo 61S folly for Weehineton Refer sted, Rt the requiem: 6) ‘proc: to setl, in respomesble tidder: 7 oy bis te & Georgetowae D.t togethor etch the te orgetowa, D.()y toxetbor "i whith conetste of 8 banlonae rate or hot eae than Avy th with foterest senit-a z Sot eoanpiied within five ()anpa his option, to neh BOISON, Trasten, MAS DOWLIN Georseto UNT ‘a ¥, pas IL THURSDAY, JUNE ADDISON. Trnustes. AS DOWLING, Auct. sorgetown, Wash INGTON , GRORGTEOWN, th, the ha f the party front ot Suns 1st, of Let @, Auct wn Courier.) Cus4r SUMMER GooDSs POR &, BENJAMIN 101 BRIPGE STREET, Ladies Dress Goods at KEDUC Juma Lace Shawls, Bleck b ‘tcloris and White Urgspdie Lawns, Bleck irensdiges, irom 29 cts. to$1, Cotton, 1 yard wide Juglas Kid Gloves, Josephs ditto, Bpring Gvlors, janze Flapne's, Summer Under Yosts. &K Gro Grain suk: $1.75, 92, vase Grenadines, Superior Bleached Splendid Bis: 83-25, 82.50. tock of Goods, for M. TP RE Most PLETE AND Fasut DRESS MAKING BSTABLISHME! can be supplied with of Patterns at the shortest notice. city. Ladi Suite made at the most reasvonn MiSs GORMAN. 1 Over Gntman’s Millinery aud F Shtuc GEO! ‘ancy Store. GEtows D.C. D PRICES. mand Boys’ wear. ONABLE NT fn tho the inteat styles esses Aud my$ im LABGE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND Dr ANNIE YOUNG @ BROTHER Announce that they hm foriment of MILLINE DRY GOODS of the latest Spri their establishment, No. §6 Br Gcorgetown. D eon ¥ hand a complete as- FANCY and ©", which they are pared to seil at very low prices my9-eulm Y GOODS. Styles idge stre Fo 2 “AsH PAID FO) Bridge ‘street, George ore’ OLOTHIN' Highly Important to CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!! 000 worth of MEN'S, YO y, BOYS’ and HILDMEN'S CLOTHING of over vectors and jescription. Must de cloved out at Once, without re to cost, astbe store must bev: Bost all the ocds are of this Se | Demis wee L. OPPENHEIMER, Bo. 943 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between Ninth and Tenth streets. myl0-2m F. ‘J. BRIBERGER, LADIES’ v) ag or Washington attonded F. Lovpon & 0o., GENTS AND CLOTHING, PWORLS.173% fo maail_fr tH ‘oct iy a) a, the Publie ! ‘by July FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c. On 5. OBARB. CS. @ HARE @ 50N, —s @. A. OHARE FINE GROCERS, 1219 Tru Eraeer, 5. W., Berwars M ano B. FIBEST QUALITY SMALL 81ZE CANVASSED Hams, 16 cents per pound SUGAR CURED Frgsh arrivals of chowe YELLOW BUTTER REAL ESTATE AGENTS. (, © Bavexsea 2 00 . BEAL ESTATE AMD NOTS BROKERS, 4ND AUCTION BRKS, Ko 643 LOUISIANA AVESUR, ‘Temp Doon Bast oF Suvextu Sauer. 826.000, €19,000, @11200, 66.200, TO LEND AT LEGAL BATES [PON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY. BUSINESS PAPER DISCOUNTED: ABS ON COLLATE "Rr. TRIER TCARS ON COLLATERAL sxcuer mys (Sunday papers, regular space) T., % McROBERTS. | ANDLEW ©. COFLE «| Attormey-at- Law, McCROBERTS @ 00., BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICE. Oot. 16th and G streets, opp. U.S. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. P 2.15 pen sack. | Specsal ationtvom pari to a ceibde hea OT LOAF DRIP 20 cents per gallon. ae Ping Ligvoms for medical Purposes, anaes ep is jed-tt C. 8S. @ HARE « SON, 1213 7'h street, W , det. Mand N. Elphonze Youngs & Co, MASONIC TEMPLE, NINTH AND F STREETS. GROCERS, We have jast received a NEW AND LABGE SUPPLY of which we sre now ready to offer to tho publi CHOICE GROCERIES, Prices which DEFY COMPETITION. ALSO, JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT OF anda small quaniity of GENUINE VERMONT MAPLE S ELPHONZO YOUNGS @ ©o., ELPHONZO YOUNGS, WH. H. SEARS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER, Oonner Ninra anv F Stacers. RaY & BRO. PRICES VERY Low. MAtONIO TEMPLE, Grocers, jeSitr SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS. Go everywhere. then ccme siraight to our siore and buy your B. 0. Sugar. 3c. and We. per tb, Best Demerara Sugar. 125sc. por Ib Exceslent Family Kanal to Welch + tor Molasecs from S5c. to 0c per gation, Best Goléen Pyrup only 7c. Cat Loaf Drips s¢ Fine Se _my 8 G per rieans Moiaases Best quality, W ice 10e 1s Tea for Bend all advertisements, and ROCERIES. Ur, $2.25 per quarter bbl, $2.80 per suarter toi, . per gallon. m. lon. ig T gallon. per ib. per ib. per I, Ganpowder, £1 por Ib k Ten ris} an 8 vane) Hame ise. perl, { Lard. ¥ rib. ‘Boe Pe ©. per tb. ib Pe “ Mossted, % and 2c. per Ib, 351 PENNSY Betw be. Clover Butter, only 25c, per Ib LYABIA AVES een $d and 48 ste., p FINE GROCERIES AT SMALL PROFITS, We reapectfully call the attention of purchssers to curstockot 4 FINE TEAS, COFFEES, &o., Which we are selling at a very email advance. ALSO, 10 OUR CHOICK BRANDS Op WINES, BRANDIES, (Buccessor to CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY mhwt-tr ANT TAILOR, Brown’ Metropolis Hotel, (late PROFESSIO. @. STARK WEATE. GIN EER AND SUP &: orders promptiy Bui at prices. Office at the old +iand, Pinot Building, copper New Work sremue acd ct 7; L. SOHMIDT. E. AT: baer F fd ° VS. T.. : FiRE AND LIFE Net RAROM ACENT, Ooclambia Law B: }, Beom No. 4, 5th street, bar , uilding, jo. = 08. TYBBOW ORE ro, TAT LAW, | Boom 5, ¥. Sones No. 362 Pean. are. W: ecuted. DRAWINGS for BBICKS of all kinds on hand end for 1,933 Four-aud'ehall Stveko W, ton. NAL. EOT, RINT BNDENT. finest FINEST x at an ner ren oa Ainy FAIS AND WHISKIES, AT VERY LOW FIGUEES. METZGER & BYLES, 417 SEVENTH STREET, Bext to Odd Fellows’ Hall. KOWNING & MIDDLETON Fon OOLONG "TEA. st © beep. pronounced finest in the market EST GUNPOWDER, RST LM Fy Tespectfully ask ® trial of thetr 1 it UF tac lanes “ts TEAS, PEUGIA! ENGLISH BREAK FAST, fant MipD 3. Penneyivania avenue. MOUBA, OLD GOVEENMENT Jay, OEXLON, ‘Laguay MAGAGATO. i ‘Beasties Free SUL GRADES, maiecciciciee WING & MIDDLETON, OW ela Feanayivauia anes 1 ERS DAs MOnCES BANe ACK EREL. Ee Sip MaAGKEREE ei re MA’ OM YivES ceoine, OsTis F. BROWN. OONTRACTOB 45D BEAL BrTATE aGenr, Corner of Sow Work avenoe anc lst sreet i parte ot the city fof eats on & Footed for pete ue owmleg = taken in payment Weal Bs STEAMBOAT LIN iS. OK LAKE SUPESIOR THE UNION STEAMDOAT COMPANY ATLANTIC, DULUTH A ‘One of the »plendid steamers METEC PAGIBIU. COBURS. ATLANTIC JAPA®, KEWERNA : ds ily sence Erie the Grand Portege &c. For further information, apply to F. PATE Gen’ Passenger Secnt, Bowie. #. ¥ E.T. EVANS, Man, Ora Dk 8 D. CALDWELL, GeaT Manager U. 6. Co my eta theism w U._ > "4ib Boorse To NoRPOLK Steamer Lady of the Lake, connecting at M rorfork with the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad for all Parts of the South, and with the Sicamers of the Mod M Transportacian Company for Boston. On snd after a. May Ist. thomteamer La 1% OF THE LAKE. carrying the United States mail, will leave her wharf, toot of 7th street ever) Monday. W. 5 i ay and Serurday. at Washington, and Fortress 0 at Alexandria, Btoppin, olnt. Peet Lon rt Gly mont, Pine; okuut 23. G. Waters. Georgetown - 01 P. BROWN & SON, Genersi Agents, Cor s5th street and New York avenue, Wo freight received at 7th-etreet wharf alter 230 to First-class tare to Nortoik, @4- roGnd trip, ©. Second class fare to Nortolk, @3; round trips Ss. ap aty CHOR LINE STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SA ‘V) AND GLASGOW. at Londenderry to land Matte & Pi ‘be steamers of this Ti favorite live are built ox: preesly for the Atlantic passenger tras: and fitted up in every reapect with sil Ze modern improvements calculated to tn sure the safety, comfort, and couvenience of pas eengers. Passege Rater. Te GLASGOW, LIV Payadie wm Curr ER POOL oud Losbon- FD. 5 Sin N 8 aan 2 @ ave, WILLIAMSON & 00.1449 6th Washington. D.@ 2 ‘ when [Mj28CB4sTs LINE OF STEAMEHIPS EEN Te WASHINGTUN AND NEW YORK 2 etre Wh. CF atthe corner of Wik sire 3. W. THOMPSON, Presta: HORTEST AND J EW ROUTE FROM TH# Now N To Tae SOUTH AND teat ot feel S0UT: The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RarL- Pe s0AD. extending from Chi condition, and the ‘Fallen Falece Dey and Sleeping Oars are to b run vie this ronte frcm Lynchburs to Mobile aod withost change. Spureh cots vis the Alabam: Ons the and ta ‘aud secure the quickest time and The attention of Freight Stippors is Foute as offering the advantages of ty petwcep the Nord, and South, with rates alware xs row! , ark mtg relat it, and procare bills of lading via ILLIAM KEAVY. Goncral Freight and Chettanonen: Tons ™ vretghtand Ticket TOM .Geserel Buperintentent, Chatts- AND OHIO RAILROAD Wasi: xoron, December 25, 1870. between W ASHIN: Cimes i EES a end ~ FOB easeimonn. Leave daily, exe: day os. m faa5! 3:00, 4-10, 6. Pm. FOB ALL WAY STATI Leave daily, except Stnday, a: 6: pe to this 26. ‘ay Stations. Bladensburg, Beite- ee ganction, and Relay, leave p30 B.1. atcpe atthe ‘eoara ts fhe Si: Spcket ASHINGTON, EW YORE, 1:70—nooa. * ON SUNDAY. Leave for Now York ai ¥:00 ». m.and Philadel- at 3:40 p70. "Bisping ent ir ew York on ® p. m. train oniy. Sow Ye fore to PLsingelp mm fore ct ek Beaten can be had at the Ogee Balti end Unio