Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1871, Page 4

G STAR. ‘WEDNESDAY...,4...0+., 3066 7, 1971. LOCAL NEWS. ‘The Pope's Jabilee. Twenty-ffth Year of the Pontificate of Pius LI— whey’ ration im Washington. ‘The 16th of June will be the 25th anni r Rev. Dr“White was then called to the chair, and James Fullerton, Esq., ted secee- tary. Ins few pertinent rem: the reverend chaiman referred to the great event which ‘it was proposed to honor, saying the ee will fall on Friday, the ith instant, and it eminently proper that the Catholics of the United States should unite with their brethren throughout the world in honoring it. Great eparatious are being made throughoet Tepe, and delegations have been appointed from Eng!and, Belgium, and many other coun- tries, to visit Kome on that day, and PELICITAYE TEE SOVEREIGN ae i im persor. The cele! im ropesod | emi- ently a religions celebration. It has nothing todo with political affairs or temporal sover- eignty; it is the accession of Pius 1X to the chair ot Peter—the = ‘shipof the church—that we Topese to celebrate. P'the chair then called upon the delegates Present for suggestions as to the form to be given to the demonstration. Rev. Father Wiget suggested tbat thereverend pastots of aii the churches should be requested to eclebrate A HIGH MASS on the morning of the 16th, with a general com- munion of ail the faithful, for the Holy Father, and thatin the evening there should be held a mass meeting, with fireworks, addresses, Sc. On the suggestion of Major O’Driscol!, a com- mittee of fve.in addition to the reverend chair an aud hey. Father Wiget, were appointed to arafta PROGRAYMZ. ‘The chair appointed Messrs. J. Carroll Brent, Maj. E. 4. O'Driscoll, Samuel Hine, J. E. Nal- lett and James McDevitt, who reported as their recommendation that the reverend pastors of the various churches should be Invited to cele- brate a high mass, with a discourse, on the morning of the 16th instant, and that in the evening, at# o'clock, there sheuld be held a a to the Holy Father should be prepared for adoption. Pro- unanimously Pin revert inquirtes, the chair stated that ‘the various societies shou!d come to te peg becies, with music.and banners, in manner Rev. reverend clergy of the city, and request their See ees cele ‘< on ‘ganization tod of one from each or; rat represent was appointed to procure the funds necessary for the proper decoration of the meeting ground, music, fireworks, &c. “The committee consists of Mi- ebac! Stegmaier, St. Michael's Society; James Fullerton, Young Catholics’ Priend Society; Michael Manning, Young Men’s Catholic Asso- @iation; Samuel’ Hein, Georgetown You Catholics’ Friend Society; Cornelius Ryan, Si Stephen's Educational Society; J. B. Li Btey hen’s Temperance Society; Dennis O’Con- ner, Hibernia Benevolent Society; P. Q. Byrne, St.'Patrick’s Temperance Soclety; Coombs Greenwell, St. Peter's Temperance Society; G. L. Younger, Catholic Mate Benevolent Society: dames McDevitt, St. Dominic's Temperance Society; Val. Hornback, St. Joseph's Sodaiity; Eichard Wells, St. Martin’s Edacational Sccie- ciety; Frank John Mitchell, o H. Green, St. # ty; 3 Geicr, St. Aloysi were empowered to add to their number repre- sentatives from any other Catholic organization whose co-operation could be secured. The arrangement and decoration of the grounds for the moeting was then committed to the care of St. Michael's Soctety. A committee, consisting of Rev. Dr. White, Rev. Father Wiget, and Francis McNerhany, Eeq . was appointed to prepare an address to Rey. Father Wiget, Messrs. Jobn H. 4 J. F. McGill were appointed to invite speakers for the meeting. The Chair suggested that the orator of the evening should give an outline of the pontificate of Pius IX. It was resolved that a ebort telegram of rongratulation should be sent to the Holy Father from the meeting on the !fth. = ‘The meeting adjourned to meet again at Car- roll Hall on Friday evening. Throughout the whele meeting last right there was manifested an earnest determination to get up @ demonstration on the 16th that would retiect credit om the Catholics of th: Capital of the United States. sonnei amon Boarp or Prstic Works.—This Board met Delegates, a; pointed to prepare lan for the organization of the offices of the Distr: the Board to communicate any infor- have concerning the matter,with as will ald the committee in of their duties; referred to special 1, (viz: Goverror , A. R. Shepherd, and J.A. Magruder,) ‘with instructions to meet the Joint Committee of the Legislature. From OC. M. Robinson, ask- ing permission to build a double frame dwelling ‘nouse on Jots Nos. 6 and T, squore 665, Washin, von, D.C. From Lewis Steib, asking that the alley in square 419, on Tth street, be- tween RK and 8 streets, be opened referred to attorney for opinion as to power #rom George W. Turner, for Mrs. Susan B- bens, asking permission to attach a frame room to house No. 213 D street, between 2d and 3d streets northwest; referred to engi- peer, with power to act. From Robert Farn- ham, with statement of Thomas S. Samsan, neking that the twe gutters on 12th street, be- tween M and N streets northwest, which were nutherized to be constructed by the late Board ef Aldermen and Common Council, be substi- tuted for an 15-inch tile sewer in the center of 22th street, and to suspend the work of the gat- ter sewers whieh are row in progress; referred toenginecr. The following were ordered by the beard: That 8 committee of two be designated Gestgnate supervisors for the roads; Messrs. 8. J A. RK. Shepherd were appointe said committee. That in the construction of buildings in the District of Columbia it shall be unlawful for any one to construct walls less than nine inehes tn thickness; , and the engineer was directed to have the above order Grder carried into elect. Adjourned. ——o—— Tse Hoo, Doe aw> Carrie Nersarce— At 2 meeting of the Board of Health last nipg a number of commanications calling at tevtion to exjsting nulaances were referred to the health cer. A communication from a Bumber of citizens of the Sixth Ward, asking Ss be allowed to keep Lome and cattle im the thinly-settled pes ‘nee ward, erowiaedthe and sheds are kept c'ean. was laid over. communication from Dr. Wallace, calling attention to the filthy con- Cition of Tiber creat, yo to Penn- syivania avanue, was re! to health reek, chairman of the joint com ol ie Legi-lature on the or; ation of the District, @-king that the communicate with them nd suggest euch officers as deem neces. fary, and Messrs. Marbary and ere appointed a committee te confer vo jotnt committee. Mr. Marbery called ai tre dog |i and after some discussion, he was Sppointed a committee to tnquire into and re- . had made with Found master fa segard to the taking wpot 4 ty they had spent the day. : Sasa aay, 2 @ well pleased with the oF ¥ ei = #8 Wasmrrotos Loncs, No. sit Balti City Lodge, SAMUEL GavRs formerly jastice of the peace in tus eity died ip Auta, Us. on g é # The committee | gas THE 8 s. THEY RULE THE Roast. The Authorities Yield to the Mob. MORE WORK SUSPENDED. Men Willing to Work for $1 50 per Day not A Difference of Optaton. iat arg iy Ip to hold owt for $2 per Day. The Georgetown Strike. Mr. Ray's Question—aAre Business Men and their mployes to be Protected from Lawless - © Cembteateons? The Board of Pubic Works, at its session esterday afternoon. iq address to Mr. Vandenburg, contractor uction of sewers in the first Ward, the constr fol letter, dated Jane 6th: ‘The of is a limitto the ability to bear taxa- tion, as wejl as @ limit to the cheapness of labor. @ the ‘price of iabor should net be reduced below @ point which will afford the laborer a fatc remuneration, it sbow'd not be placed so high as to OST ORS render taxation urerons, to check the p: are new the introduction of is a mrans between the two fully ecoght to determino. A com pa ut of the prices the world, sstistes the board that & er ai u would In every point of view, therefore, it that the rate of wages sh’ pitcure the most constant Ct neourage imp ate of all ure considerations the dor existing circumstances, Solar and’s helt fer ve inasmuch ss the tax payers ot the Day and ap litte ta the laborer ave power tn the matter, ¢> iene the Inborers uson yas tm cents Tate suggested improvements cau be Hberaiycar- inter be furaisneds at “moorment for our ‘While fall é right of apy person t refase, work 3t the peice named, the Taha innate upen the eq’ bt of aay peracn to us um rbed ‘nt bis labor at that or »ny. ioe at hocee labor, hhamey < to: . The price: ing elee, is governed by the law of suppi: Rirgenmoe lew thet will assert ftrelf over ail arbitrary regulations, whether enacted by Legisla tures cr. mobs fer sm uni stimulated, ‘mistaken and tale. ided advice, if mizht lead to order . It's certain that from such ® reguit the workingmen would be the: saf- wishes it fi . Fit tee board dcrmtced thet while fe ill protect the just Holence of countenance any attempt to of men. Very seqpectiatl o H. D. Coexs, renidout Board of Public Works. THE SITUATION YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. On M street yesterday the work was neatly stopped, but few laborers being employed. In other portions of the city yesterday afternoon the strikers moved about in squads, stopping all men who were not receiving $? per day. On loth street, near Massachusetts avenue, the work was stopped. On the Columbia street railway quite a large force of white men are at work, snd Mr. Gleason, the contractor, expects, if he isnot interfered with, to finish up the job in ten dave. 400 STRIKERS IN SECRET XNEBTING RESOLVE TO HOLD OUT FOR $2 Pam Day. Last night, a meeting of the strikers was held at the corner of 22d and L streets, in the First Ward, with closed doors, and after some speak- ing resolutions were adopted that they would not return to work for less sum than $2 per day. There were seme 400 present. The Situation To-day. ‘To-day, there was quite a crowd of strikers , and at times the numbers imereased to euch an extent that Lieut. Kelly sary to request them to leave, | did so. During the morning | there were frequent discussians on the strike | and the prospects of the strikers. Among those | in the crowd was Prof. A. M. Green, who was in counseling the men ‘to be or- derly and peaceable, and not to take any harsh measures; that if they formed unions and com- about the City 1 deemed it and a pum quite acti mitted no acts of violence they might obtain relief, but if they resorted to violence they would damage themselves, The Georgetown Strike. XR. RAY'S PERTINENT AND POINTED,QUBRY. Yesterday, Alexander Ray, Esq., of George- town, addressed a letter to Governor Cooke, saying: 3 ay the simple statement of & grievance which ously sfiects = rights as a private epgaged ue of trans-sht laud cost, apd em} it one handred colored laborer: ae have been weil tre: ceived very liberal socnly ay and up to dal seemed perfectly satisfied. in ton fast week and the there sppeered thie an evident tion part | from the Governor, “Ip district the county for pu and to | part led these who: i ‘Tretpecttally sabint rte yours celleney the Rrairy P under ti ad < 7 under the new Srnistrstion of ailaire in the Forstiory, you cannot ns tu Basinees protect private citize: 5 Teck or atatt sed Uberatnompersntion taza he Tork tor atte i protected frem the arcaults of reckless combinations of lawlees indisidasis.” THS GOVERNO! REPLY. Last evening Mr. in the latter eays: i ply to your fnquiry be assured that te citizens engaged ta lawful business shall fected from molestation and follest extent of the a of euch persons es are willing and anxious to work for & {sir and liberel compensation,’ and it is hoped and believed that these measures will be eflectual.”” THE STEIKERS TO-DaY. The strikers still hold out, and some 200 to 300 lounge sll day around the coal wharves. | Letters received oa by the different agents to hold out, and th principal ngents bev dee! or ani 1e ve 2 ordered to send ail their cargoes to Alexan- ria, Va., hereafter, and no more coal will be shipped from Cumberland to Georgstown by eapal for the present. The merchants and show that the comp: LATER FROM GEORGETOWS. Fighting at the Coal Wharves. | | tlt [ Hi Hol wielt witbent a one Xv. W. corner jah nrre Dvex V: “prebeer ven lex Hants Brorazns, N. W. corner 7th and D streets, pi Betdees wu bas a party. A suit was in- stituted to cause them to retarn the “borrowed” them, which they ron o sheer ignorance ts they afterwards confecsed. fo the ght before it for contempt. From our control, this was Wi Coats, Blue and White Flannel Coats, Unlined Coal Haste Baorasns, N. W. corner 7th and D streets pean er niet Tue Use of Ball's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer brings new hair upon bald heads, — follicles are not wholly destroy: to the court, various causes, beyond Celayed two or e 0 Fat future all contracts between the triatrict re) all be paid asabove; | Ac!#rg upon this de this party, taking the hint, bave sought, under different names an gvisee, to perpetuate themselves within the Dis trict; and the better to enact the ro’z, had acor- por: seal made. We then sued the bank, in the name of the cor; the trustees who p~ ‘ared in evidence in one of these suits that the nk register had been made by some person or Perrone, in the absence of our trustees, to rep- resent Z. Richards as the custodian of the bonds, under the guise of being treasurer, in- iy three invested and deporited them. ‘The other suit is still to be tried, and, with the t to be introduced, wiil, ‘ter where it belongs in default of w: bh, the laborers shall unt. joyd asked if an amendment tractors refuaed to comp!y the workmen: the privilege of cutting the contracto: Would be ip order. Mocre said ‘the int subjeot at this tige was pect: as the law is ample now, the cor; Deing in force by the law allows $2 for cig! iabor. watt, bill was referred to the Committee on Pablic ieee A VERY Frxe assortment of Linen Clothing— men’s, youth’s, boys’ an’! children’s. Eieman & Bao., 505 7th street, May Building. Pre Boba tesnse hs Ease TO Tue Feet.—For Corns and other diseases of the feet visit Dr. White’s establish- ment, 535 15th street, onposite U.S. Treasary. —— ge cotntry. Home labor md any policy which invites ide labor must be injar'ous fo the interests of eur resident working men. Thero extromes referred to, snd this mean the Board of Public Works has care: paid for ordinary Iabor ration; seco: Fie bonds. 1 ction of bills on 8 of demacogat Suit can always be found at P. % and Odeon Hall, corner 43 stree' is, all colors, qualities and style of American and imported Cloths and Casei- Alo, a large stock of Blue Flannel Frock and pWilite, Marseiltes Vests, double and single Best stock of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Shirts ‘The following were aiso introduced Mr. McK nieut also istrodvuced @ important evidence the sale of ali drugs in the at without doubt, tix the mat! Never Trust to Appea: A Dumb Piano and a Disemboweled Stove. Two funny cases occu! which led some of i District of Columbia. att ‘Resolution instructing the Com- {nguire into the expediency of juire the Washi and Georgetown Bailroad ©: track on Beveuth street. Refer: ‘Also, bill riating 926 f ‘Caroline ‘Btevers ieferred to Ucar ‘Also, a resolution instracting lalty. P. Watraca, corner 4% strect and Peun. avenue. Odeon Hail. — Lapies Suire made to order from a6 Suits for Children and Misses, at O. Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th street. i Cavtion.—Beware of Impostors rties are in the ‘The first case was a piano case, literally. One instruments was purchased in Balti- more by a Washingtonian wh: exceeded his ability to pay; on the music box, ‘arsbal of the Di be, had it, but found to his cost 4 rtant onid be fixed ats re ose love of melody andthe result was which was Beized ‘ea. IH regulating the form of enact- clauses. Keferred to the Coramit+ ing an4 resolving tee oo Rules. Mr. Hall—Bill forthe opening in the cvunty. and appropriating § 10.00 from out “how the old thin, was discovered that the. tunof: had atl been removed, and that the cficers had levied on an empty she! ornamental, but not worth a cent for IT poses, Case No. 2, was tha clerk in = Berend Ao@tec ae up wn reminders this f a placowhere artificial hestme ne !—aseome un- habit of stating J of bgp (er oa branch ce Tanc, the ve no branch stores, and that I fave with any institution in France, dealer in Gents’ Goods, 431 7th at, between D and E. Cowine’s Parent NeceTim Fastanne, for and retail, stthe by between D and No branch at the Original Store in arpose, Beterred to Jom- ms— Bills creating a Deparirocnt of ‘snd Corrections, « Law Depa Davenport, a Eeoreanization of the Bistrict. | wi ca, whose old jarel< > —Beao! reafter ir. ¥ ution tha Ro: shall be printed until ‘Mr. Boswell. rose to A TERSONAL EXPLANATION, and referred te his name be! meet.ng at the City kuow why his nase orleted By tie m Nec Waa! th street. The GREAT VARIBTY In Wurre SHIRTSs—one, two or stove thoroughly, and good’an to dtaw. She found it, on exami- pation, tobe a hollow mockery, with the fire and the only draw it ever made ice out of her venport. bony iron * @ Treasu his refusal to return the cial head with umbrellas antil ed him from his coonected with the bricks burnt out, pocket. She therefore, with “went for” Mr. Da’ Department, eee on stamps belabored his offi coe of bis far ar ag vy honad rmentors, ing as if*he has en fn a rail. road smash up, of which he was the sole 1 ae New Mvsic.—From the Ellis Music Store we have the following new music that publishing house: Shadow Creep, and “The Lover's Leap Galo; ———— OS® OF THE FINEST PIC-NICS was given by the Greenleaf Socia! town, on the Sth, at Green Sprin; bers were out in full force, and ‘The board bas reason to believe that thedemand of has been Bot countenai ce disorder, and while be was # friend of the laboring ht thee: ists. come to the Legislat ed. not the best Paper Collar in the market, for 4 at the Original forthe name. No promnadlieey Sommer THE UNPRECEDENTED sUCORSS which the $10 McLean & Hooper Elastic Lock-stitch’ Machine has met with, has induced the to secure also the prov which stitch alike on both sides of jither of those machines are first-class; can do ag much variety work as any, and even more than rome-high en very accommodating terms, and warranted J. Rosenthal, No. 410 Seventh street. P. S.—The Wilson Improved Shuttie Machine is well adapted for heavy work, such as leather, clothing, ete., a8 itis for al! kinds of family sew- ing. and we would call the attention of shoe- et tailors, carriage trimmers, &c., to this uo as far it can h ‘interests of all, it will not tel ts the Governor to antiei- istrict was taken from the cr interfere with bcnest laborers by mobs oF gangs pg sable, and referred to Committee on Ways Ts. Mr. Solomons, from the Committeo on Ways and cd that Bev. @. A. Hall had kin: comented to invite clerg)men to open the sessi: of the House with prayer. Al tion that the Honse ect one doorkeeper and one 4 that the Speaker be empowered to ap- he pay of the doorkec ay, Leh wed ren oe amend by inserting that there es, to be elected by the Ht . Davis, the sulject was laid over anti) Just issued by ey of the Im- “Mother O. Kea” p.? 180. reported a re solu- Davis, from the Ocmmittes on Laws, reported ies Upon the vestry norc ion with the a bill conferring certain immu: Five ALAska DiaMonps, French ‘gilt, fino plated, jet and tortoise shel! jewelry, received this morning at Prigg’s Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue. eS THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM — Decisions wore made to-cay us follows below reversed. DeKraft + order that the trustee bring the n French vs Hay: decree aff tice, was removed 1 Bead a secend tim: bill anthorizing the ¢ EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN rx Boots anp Suoxs.—Being fully determined to relinguish the boot and shoe business by tne ist of June I am now offering my complete stock at prices less than cost of manufacturing. J. Rosentuar,, No. 404 7th street. —— HEMPLER has all kinds thermometers and jt city of Washington, reets through which they pass to be paved in ce with their charter,” was taken up on its ‘Woodbury va We ‘The amenuments reported by the committee W, Moore atked what did the bill mean, for the he ad been paved through its entirc account ‘or it in no other way e company to furnish passes that the charter reqnired the side of the track, and some 5 erty 0, by decision ‘of ‘the ck; judgment below af- he Mayor of Washing: decision below sfirmed. Busey vs. Moura; ment below affirmed. CIRGUIT COURT, Judge Mr. Milier Giles motion for new trial. al, ve, Hend srson; judgment by defanit, judgment’ by defanit’ Hunter ys. Hunter; jodgment by deinult. Clark & Uo. va. Mookbee & Brady; acement by default Logen; order to © Hai! & Bors; on tri POLICE COURT, To-vav, Judge Snell — ik ard dteorderiy; fined §5. Ber arged with keeping his restaurant open and. Inger beer on Sunday last; fined $20 Mm. J; Ploeps, plactng fi Semurl Liord, charged wit! walk infront of his iit Frozer, larceny of an G5.and ‘coste, Sg Sraine Cotons.—{ have just received a largs assortment of our celebrated Dollar Kids,in Cuas. Baum, 408 7th street. Ane CALIFORNIA CaTawsa WINE on draught, at » 420 7th street, opposite Odd egg Georgetown Advertisements, ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. OUSEHOLD FUBNI1' RE aw F ROUSE Potty D EFFEOTSAT FRIDAY MORNING, June 9th, 1571, ont of th3 anc. treet, a general ‘urniture, consist- ing of— 1 Marble-top Ook (walnut {rimmed) Chamber Suit. sy, Rectrn' s pring Mattrenes, ss) Onu™ Poms Dow. Stay toms which we are selling at @ very emall advance. ———_ THOMAS DOWLING. Acct. B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown EXTENSIVE CHANG: Pare were bot paved arked that the House did not have treets, and therefore had no control Be did not know whether tt was at had asked if the company Mr. McKnight said the statement was a fabrica- He intr: duced the bill becanse the track was tion that wheels had been broken by Mr. d1ail eaid be had had a whoel jerked cff on the dl. *SMr. Davis criticized the grammar in tho bill, and mered ite sorte that it might be made to Wylie—Finnoy ve. vad. ren et al. 8 joke, but Mtr. Mc Syken vs. Bpaldin, ine deiendant, hs cbetracting the site: ‘cbstructing the ais tables fined BS. Lewis mam valued at $2.50: fined AND THE “BALM ©} er,” and e tion store, No. 174 Dickson, Harkness, Bogan, and Solomons.) Oded at the biil was rejected, ag malorny of the deie- rganic act required ‘as requires for the . Boswell desired to cail attention to the rulin, peaker Hulse that the temporary officers bi Was parsed, when less than 1 the delo- gates voted for it. Adjcurn ews Sima, al! notorions till-tap; Orimson Lounge, Ee Ht atreet aor Norris iss bright mulatto pon Thont heavy cegro who watching for the moment Bna others a attendance, chd senda tips behind the counter apd telleveathe tll.” Tile was Today's Proceedings. ‘he Council met at $o'clock p.m. Bill creating Stystem of public charities at to Committee on Health Bill So egal late the sale of poisonous drugs in the nce. rections (intro- nce. corrections was re- Of two decrecs of the Sn} rum 10 ir. Smith ) Same retere: ——— Workixomex’s Muar TEENTH DisTRICT.—A meeting, composed of 60 or 70, of the Union Workingmen’s Club of the Ninetecnth dietrict was held at Robb’s Hall, L street, near 4th street east, on Tuesday eve: ning last, when a constitution and by-laws for the permanent organization of the club was adopted, and the following officers, to serve the firrt Monday in June, 1872, were | elected: President, Wm. H. Scott: vice nGvoigt; secretary, Henry nut; treasurer, Ambrose Terri ingion was appointed sergeant-at-arms, and cKeever, Kobert Terrill, Wm. Robb, David Green, and J. 2. Wi | pointed an executive committee. Messrs. Wood- nut, Landvoigt, and Scott were selected as Gelegates to the workingmen’s convention to be all on the 8th instant. Republican of this morn- contains the following editorial paragrap ‘We bear that Mr. N. G. resident chairman o! Pennsylvanis svenue, where the selves out in summer attire b buriness card printed in imita- the drawer at | r y lice headquarte IN THR Nivk- wi new clothing and a ton ot 8 greenback, which was. time the money was a locked up last night at po! this morning they were researched aud wore money he top of“ Liver’s” hat. After hearing the case this morning. Judge Snell commit- ted them to Jail in default of bail After the. hearing, Norri ollar notes from eecret recesses puns with which he paid Mr. Browne bis sel. GEORGETOWN, Coorr’s GvaRrps.— town, ist Regiment Colum! tT. received their ar (84 stand,) aed y last, and ure fit ‘d room at Rodier’s a m High street, for an ari ig the first company in th received ore aren room is draped in mourning for ir late comrade, who was drowned on Sunda: night last the company p: Gov. Cooke, and were received by dantof the militia of rhe made a few remarks on the occasion. of ied seized or entitled to ing upon Bridge street for action of the 1. George Wash- held at Union Lesgui Eprror Star: Warehouse upon it, and inds on Warehouse Alley; and Nos land 2 are com ‘i Alley unimproved, bat et, will be vaiu- ‘will commesce crited by the court are: One® . Ordway, the noi the Republican Executive Committee of this District, was atthe Navy Department yesterday endeavoring to displace ap employe of the nav: bravely for the Union dur! late war. This non-! itol employes as c) ‘Terms of sale as or the purchaser it cnet. $40, to be det same is struck cf. ‘The property is in the business center of town, and commands the attention of persons \- ing toown Ganka and reinele MOCHA, | OLD COvERSSENT ing to dis CEYLON, ecuay hes "manACAl Boy i yard who fou D their respects to ‘ks inthe market-house out pay, meet have found that he bad mis- place, a8 we hear that he was uncere- ee snubbed by the Department offi- cials. It is probably sufficient to say, in reference to the total aud manifestly malicious incorrectness of the foregoing statement, that Mr. Ordway is not in town, was not here yesterday, and has not been bere during the present week, and that the fact or his absence trom the city is doubt- less well known to both the publisher and the editors of the Republican. F. ye abc cen Tae Pontic Drinxine Fountarns.—At the of ‘Orusity to Animals last evening, President Gatenell reported the erection of & public drink- ing fountein at the corner of Pennsylvania ave- Bue and 7th street, at a cost of points —Penneyivanta i—Penne: a aod ath streets: Tth street and Maryland ave- ue and Indiana avenue; 7th street, and Water of the Potomac Fruit Growers’ Society joined the Associati POSTPONEMENT of and Distribution,” for THOMAS DOWL! ‘oremaO Boat O1vg.— ‘bis club having been invited to attend the and ta of the grand annual review take place at thelr bout house tosmecor? al a Ouse (Thursday,) at 4 o'clock ted the same, and will em! all their oficers and members uniform, they will no doubt create quite a sen- Pye Pag reity LLMAN’S ABT E: ork, Treleod, Germs yee « Botha 6 precisely. o I Oraers for MOVING or REPATI! ihe chisesmet ES B® THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, jo 113 Bridge ee ONnE | "Sixty BUILDING AssoctaTiON. first monthly meet sociation, last nigh $3,300, was retired $145.15 per share ne Carat News.—Arri ~At the fifty- ixth Building 3 shares, at the maxinum nue; New Jerrey aver New York avenve and mY Bie Vena eety rand Gift Concert the benefit of Soldiers and han Home of Washington lum of the Sisters of iow York, until the 2th of July, Wasurxaton re: June 3. 187 ‘the Hovonue (28th april, ler) é s i e ‘ fi Ga and the duy advertised for hol undersigned Com: find tt FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c. | RAILROADS. C.8 oases Se omans | NEE otek eae aes ° The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOMGA RATL- <4 sai - ©. & @HARE @ SON, D, catendigg from Chat vs FINE GROCERS, ae poe Re | 2213 Tem RrREET, Woy Be ee en eee Pht alne gum Pert Workington. oud igecttare and U "4 ra fo, Meridien ‘Mobiie, jw Ores, Jackass, FINEST QUALITY | ony She toad bed te in splendid eondition, and the SMALL SIZE CANVASSED HAMS, “Felimns * Fate Dar pa Urcetas: ne 16 cents per pound. We withont change Fresh arrivals of choce YELLOW BUTTER aa FO mearly every day, Powe aitention of SRI ppers te called to th _ the advantages of alt the Borh and South, with races always a8 ee by acy other route wis fretete, and procure bills of lading via Cc. 8. @HABE «4 505, jed-tt 1213 7h street, B. W , bet. M and 8. Elphonzo Youngs & Co, STATIONS. rat Oto and 9:25 a, ‘Stations. Bladensterg, Belte- Junction, and Bay “00 3:00 p.m BALL Way et GROCER MASONIC TEMPLE, NINTH AND F STKEETS. e a a of from Annapclis on Leaveat =00 We bare jnst received a SEW AND LARGE FUR Al SUPPLY of £ = CHOICE GROCERIES, eee cooly semnere. peeling: Parkersbere, Pitsburg, Be. which we sre now ready to offer to the publicat © Mone at 8:00 pm. covnecting at prices which Boy pleuse eiuh rg and Wine bester accom odatlon train. head ot the 7. c] West can be eS a eR “F; w York, Philadel god Boston eve ad ot throug Line.” J. , WIL8OR, L.M.COLF, B ut. GEO 5. KOONTZ. Gen Ag't, Washington. my ROUGH LINE T BETWEEN WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, ‘Wasuincrox, June 8, 1570—noon. ‘Trane Washing TON land NEW, YO! W YORE. withour 4 Leura gaily exeept Sanday’ meee sm Ld4s reietec PRILADELPBIA. SPT Say (enor Sentay) ot 6:00 am, tease DEFY COMPETITION. ALSO, JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT OP CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER, and 8 smal] quantity of GENUINE - VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR, PRIOES VERY Low. ELPHONZ® YOUNGS & ©o., Greeers, MASONIO TEMPLE, . M.. OOLE. General Ticket bo acti ® pm STEAMBOAT LINES. U_ © "Alb Bours To NORFOLK Steamer Lady of the Lake, connecting at Norfolk with the Seaboard and Roanoke Railrvad for all = zg = South, amd with the aay of ta jonday, Mi lst. the bicamer LAUDE carrting th e United ave her wharf, toot Ww Oonnen Ninre and F Srareys, ELPRONZO YOUNGS, WM. H. EARS. eS te RAY @ BRO. SELL CHEAPEE TEAN ALL OTHERS, Go everywhere. Read all advertisement: then cme straight tour store and bey pour” “= GROCERIES, per Ib. ©. per ib. om Leh a bbl. au lasses from Sic. to § Ser eallon. Best m 8yrup only 7d. allon, Oct Loaf Drips we, one 5 Pteppi rye = . mm. Btepping at Alexandria: Por ; Ghimcnt, Frscy Polut, Polat Leokoutand Paseees Monroe." For freight or passage apr! sr beard, oe Gi 8S ~—— Va J.@ Ae ps, Alex- ters, Georgetc C. B wn se! * — os Cor Mth street aad New Bo freight received at Tth-strect wher? alter t 23 ye. First-class fare to Norfolk. $4: romad Te Second class fare to Norfolk, 83: nr Exize fine Imperial (i rd 2 per Ib, Xia fine Imperial and Ga . Uboice suger cuted Bama, bie ns : Cassard’ NCHOR LINE STEAMERS SAiL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT URDAY T0 AND FROM NEW YORK AND gee ad Prime Bhowlaer Bacon. 2:00. 2 onsale S25. per Ib ed ted, . le Beat Rio Coffee ac. per ib. * od fed, %4 and 27e. per Ib, 1,500 ibs. Clover Butters ouly 250: Der Ib, 351 PESESTE TANTS AVENUE. my 30 tween 2d and 4% sts., north side, FINE GROCERIES AT SMALL PROFITS, rm Passage Rates, Pi iy? Curres To GLASGUW, LIVERPOOL end LO * arpOu end LUNDOS- =~ —4 Site ting id location; ; Lntermediate, 5 Roerare, zt for their friende in the Oid C. = els at Weed rates. For further » NF; or » ua> ELLA! MN & OO., 1449 lth street, c. mbtta* Pe Sesbiagton.D. M22cBasts Line or sreansuire BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Hereafter the Fine 28S GibeoKrasc VaLcar dry, Youn, Bex UBxaWD a. Wasil- ORK from We ly call the s mane iy attention of purchasers to COFFEES, &,, ALSO, TO OCR CHOICE BRANDS OF WINES, BRANDIES, AND WHISKIES, AT VERY LOW FIGURES. METZGER & BYLES, 417 SEVENTH STEEE?, DENTISTRY. mbe-tr Bext to Odd Fellows’ Baht. B. M. 8. BEOWN, DENTIST, 1318 Massachusetis avenue. bear Mu extracted b: Of Pore Gas. ne = y the ust of Pure Gas. D5.4;PEATE:, Gradeate of Onto College of Dental TY. 422 Th street, be- tween D and B north. Washingion. ¥ a I eer a] —SS a ‘nthe market. pec FINEST GUNPOWDER, FINEST ENGLIEH BREAR FAST OOO ao Tow hiNG & i Mivpleton's, PE. MERBILL ——__®14 Peansyivania avenue, tice bas removed his DANTAL OFFICE to MRAP REE we Oxide Gas tor extracting teeth. C RUASSTED vor : OOFFE: Ald Ged: Wale Pee OLETON, QTOBE anp sroce = ENLARGED! i} a MACKEREL. 100 Diserent Vericties Peis SLATE MANTELS. mal ws ig Large and Varied Stock of MARBLE MANTELS, Eat er GBATES, sg = = 5 DLOMERS. STATUARY, BON-EXPLOSIVE LAMPS, Gat FLAME EXPANDER, 1RON CHAIBS, SETTBEES and VASES ‘TERRA CUTTA VASES and STATUARY, BIBD Ca@Rs, WIBE GOOD tf te ae. is GREAT ve Sie PRICES FOR MANUVUFACTOR?E « ow sa0ES 6. TOPHAN @ 00., wencu GEVENTE STREET. Ove door above Odd Follows’ wags s D>