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T7i E KVENIN'O STAR. |
Tbf larffst Cirrolalioi ii tbr Diitricl
W. 9. WALUI M. E41MT h4 Pr??rUtH(
wisniNHivn *- *?;
SATl H WAY JUNE 83, 1*?6.
SVRKADINO MATT** ON *VB*T PAG*
C*l OUTBID* FOR INTIRB3TINO TKLK
OSAPHIC AND OTHX* MATTIR
S^PKM>N$ LEAVING FOR THE COUNTRY,
DURING Til* SUMMER. CAN HAVE THE
"i>TAK" MAILED TO THEM BY LEAVING
THEIR A DDR XM AT THI8 OFFICE TERMS,
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
? IR< VLATION OF THE CITY PRESS.
Th<? following is thf official showing ot the
rirmlttinn of thp rimlv nsnsra nf thia ?itv
competing for the Government advertising
under the rec*?ntact of Congrt-ss directing such
advertising to be made m the two daily news*
papers ot Washington hriving the largest
circulation :
Emsisii Star. ....7.715 copies per day.
Chronicle 5,06$ 44
Intelligencer XiM ** "
maximillian s heir.
There u no American man nor woman who
would not bail with pleasure news of the
enforced departure of Maximillian from Mexico.
to which consnmmat.on erents seem slowly
but surely tending. But their gratification
would be as nothing in comparison with the
joy which such intelligence would convey to
one American lady; as she might then hope
lor a speedy re-union with a loved and only
child, from which she is now cruelly separated.
We refer to Mad. Alice Iturbide, (formerly
Miss Green, of Kosedale, near Georgetown.
in this District, now wife of the lineal
successor to the throne of Mexico.) whose son
TJTJU / 'i hr Mnrimilli<in forvr m a??K ,
since. the child being then about two-anil-abalf
year*- old.
As the facts in regard to this matter haye not
been generally understood in tbis country, and
have been the subject of much ignorant, and
more or less intentional misrepresentation, we
propose to brieily review some of the attending
circumstances in this extraordinary case
The child was already a great favorite with
many of the oldest and b>*st families?the loyalist*?
of Mexico. M.tximillian was not. The
adoption of this child, therefore, as his heir
weuld. be concei\ed. be a powerful element
in strengthening his waning cause, and would
etable bim to form a native party friendly to
his interests. Whether the idea originated
with Haxiiuillian or Napoleon is not known,
but it vra- promptly actfd on. Extraordinary
meanbwt re used to get the parents' consent
to par' with their child. The tather steadtartly
persisted in his opposition to the scheme
throughout, but the mctber. overcome by the
promise of a brilliant future tor her son, nrged
by he; husbands brother. (Augnstiu Itur- j
bide.) and others of the family, goaded by the |
intimation that the child would be taken, with
or without her consent, and never dreaming
that the adoption of the intant by the Emperor
would lead to her immediate separation from
it, reluctantly signed a document giving her
coc>-ei.t She thought her child would have a
mother's care: at least until it was old enough
to be sent to Europe to be educated. Imagine
her cons.ternaiion and grief on receiviug. the
dav after her son wa? taken to the palace, an
intimation from official sources that the air of
Mexico was unwholesome for the Itur bide
family, and that a speedy trip to Kurope might
be beneficial to them. The banished lamily at
once prepared to comply with the imperial
mandate, and hurriedly packing up snch
necessary articles as conld be conveniently
transported, started without delay for the sea
coast, the mother almost fTantic. At Puebla
her grief b? am? nnendurable, and determined
to make an effort to recover her child, she
at once returned to the City of Mexico and appealed
to the Lmperor to allow her either to
take bee con. or to live with him at the palace.
The only answer ?be received was a peremptory
order to leave the cmuutry. Almost heartbroken,
the came to the ('nited State* and appealed
to the authorities here, hot in consequence
of her written consent to the Emperor's
adoption of the child, no action could be ta*en.
Resolved to leave no stone antnrneri to accomplish
the one object she had in t tew, she proceeded
at once to Paris to appeal to me- Kreuch
tmperor. She is still m the capital of France,
and has had from Louis Napoleon partial
promises from time to time which have
encouraged her to hope for a reunion with her
<hild at no distant period. Hop* deferred
makes the bsart sick, it is said, and Mm. Itur
Diae caring i<wi an confidence la Napeleon
and m Maximilian, is now aboat to mars to
this country ?ith her object unaccomplished.
The cbiid is well cared lor by Maximilian,
and receives the treatment of a prince. It ha*
a suite of room' assigned to it, and numerous
attendants, and takes an airing every hae diy
i the royal equipage. Americans writing
lrom the city of Mexico describe the little oae
as a bright, intelligent, handsome boy, aboat
three years old. with an unmistakable North
Ammcan-in other words, Yankee?stamp of
featare* and expression. No matter what were
the motives for the adoption of the child, the
net was in ir?elf unobjectionable: but the
banishment of the ltarbide family, and the
t>ei>aration ot mother and infant, were tyrannical
and cruel, and Mrs. ltarbide, who is
nearly allied to many old and prominent
families here and in Maryland, has the entire
yrrpstfcy of this community in her trouble.
!7"Slr. John C. Parker, of the Newsstand at
the Fort Office, send* us the July numbers of
Prtrrmm'i Mnganue, tbe I'krrnM^ical Jmrrna ,
iu1 arli Lethe't Lady's Mnr/arine.
?Z"ShiIlinRton. Od*on Building, s^nrit us the
July timber of t'rmnlc Lethe't Jstdfk. Vigazine.
?y]ion. James U Blaine, of Main#, was
r-.ur.lajr renominated for Congress by a
unanimous vote in a trtrr l?rw convention at
Auku>ts, tbe Stat* capital. This is the third
time annular honor has been conferred on
Mr. Hlaine, with entire unanimity. Mr.
blame ? amon* the youngest members of the
Bouse. being only in his thirty -sixth year.
Lrfl^.wrnr Vnrtnn nf Iniium mill -.>
-call an extra a<?*aion of th* i.efi?li*Tur?to ratify
tb* CofntTitotioDMl Amendment, whatever other
Uotrrnor- may do in tbe natter.
QJ| EKCLA1M1D Tilt JtUKAMS.
Amaicas Tnuttfi Cohpavt. I
uffica 439 P> ?t?du, Judo 23. 18M.(
Tha following TeiMraaa rcaiia ta this offlca
andeih ?rad. for vial of aaScioat iMrw and
frvfb oihrr cauaM:
roH?T, G*al >aa?K>rD, Adlaon Taylor
_____ F. I. Mi91 ft, aaaanr.
IT3-AT THK AS0SMBLY S PBZSBTTBBIAH
iXif < HI HCH, corefr 5ih ar?<l I itr-Hi, Brv ,
tH McVALLM *??tnr, will prnehiturnunn *t
11 o>l?. k TO VOBftOV ou"H'?iii? ?x*la Happy?
A p*** f"? tit* l< nu f< l*a " It*
fY^- -SOTirB-Tbo BCTCHKBS oal HDCKlisj
KTIK* arc rfunwi" to ireet ?t Taapar
erase* Hall on TLI8DAY AFTBBBOON Xth
1WWDI.UIO CIKI. D C. BllblUIX,
i* 3 f gacmUry.
TYts~" T1MPI1AFC1 8KRMGN '-Tfc# Est J.
LL? BARTKaV BROWN villMmttaHr?o ?
*?<* Wfor* the Pit?r Division. 8. o\
TO iOliO* fcVBNIM* ' ? o'clock, mi
G rtn> I rlv*!*! Chonk < lit* lliaion Ohtpil) bj
l??iuti??ofi?i4WvMo?. Th? public ia inTit*d
^ CHBffTlAS AfeOClATlOB
Vi.l is 8t F?il'pIL?t><?rmij Chtireh. ecr
i.?r lifk nn<i streets Ji OB DAT KV|?I|r,
Jr. ves -h. *t*otlock. H- n (t L BOtfTBB wt?
re. i* ubd intar??tiDH re^>*ti a*4? by ntuniet
A>.eg>t?? fr<-m the lntf??t?"??l Cqbt?ti?>a. )t
1Y^* GBABD C0NC1BT.-T>e OIKfllTwftbi
OL? M 8TB*BT MBTBOM8T OBUEOB. M
j -' ?-d l> i ns'?ftk*b?t
- -In . r?Mrt of kerM MmIc.
? r tifrarti'aof Pr?fT>AWiH., at thaCknreh o
>?tt- ?rxl nun itmu.ofl Wm
M?I>AT tVS?IB? ml, J?n? 27th. at .l|t
'Hock.
Pr i Lt*II>CI,af Bimiton,willimM
t it? Fim.
*'t rii.jl u4 to ba hari at BliU' Haste 8tor
o H F Zlantrau1
7tt titat. ao4 at tha daor oa lb* It
Corc?-rt
,fp?rn k?r'5jPu?j aaed u farnlahad t
kr.Mif.l Uto. jt 8-4t*
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
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e*u.
New York. J one a.?Oold J5J.
BtUlatrf Ntrkrti.
BALTiifORit, June f loor dull, and low
^rad^a hav* a declining tendency. Wh??t
firm and very ncarc*. Corn Ann, whit* fl.
Provision'- qniot. Snjrar steady. Coffee dull
and nominal. Whisky dull.
vT^TbiP^WO^h^io.V ED
lk3 0? TRUST* *8 OF PCBLK SCHOOLS
vriiT t o held iu their r*om ?t th? City Hall THIS
< Saturday) BVBN1NOM7S o'clock.
It B. V. BOISE *D, Secretary.
rKS^IUJC LA?lh?OF THK UOBNBB?CUNK
IL3 of the Academy to be attached to tbe Con ?iu
of Mercy, on I street adjoining ft Aloysius
Chinch, ?ltl take place on SUNDAY AtTKKNOON.
24th la*t.. at 3 o'clock. Ber. B. F. Wn.ir-r,
S .1 . will olflriate on the occasion, and a itrmon
will be delivered by Oiias. J. White, D. B. 0oo
ti ibutions will be taken up at th? entrance to
afsist in defraying the exnensea of UKbaildias.
tt afarBBs or mbboy.
fTf-KHIO H T 8 TBMPLAB ?Member- of
j 115 WASHINGTON COBMANDKBY,No I.
K I., who int> ml to unite in the Masonic oel>hrati"ii
of St. John's day at Moan! Vernon, will
finbl.- in full wpn/iifM ?t tlie asvlnni. at7 o'clock
MONDAY MOBN1NO, Jon.-XV
B> ?nier of tli> Bmlnent Commander.
It* W. M0BBI3 SMITH, Beeorder.
nr5=*ATTBMTIOM, KNIGHTS TKMPLABllj?
The Sir KDisbts of COLUMBIA COMMANDZKY.
No. tl. are hereby notified to i?p?r
at tb< ir A*>1tiqi. ,* f*U r'ra/fv, on MONDAY,
ii*- iii? ? u ii, . 11 ib t'lpecioc
that the Sir Knights will be prompt, aa the
: price sion will leave the Aaylmn at 8 <> clock precisely
for the excursion. All Sir Knights In food
B'andiFK are fraternally invited to iein u?.
By order of X. Con.
It A. T. LONGLIT, Records.
WK. THE UNDERSIGNED. Dealer* In
113 Boot a. Mioea. Hata, and Gaps, do bind ourael*es.
by mutual acreemeut, to cloee onr pla<c* of
bue'nes* at 80 clock. (Satnrdaya excepted ) Thia
to take effect an the 26th day of June, and to expire
on the Stitli of September, 1866:
O. F. Cummins, A. Ki**acker.
McCallnm A Co., F. Prott.
M. Cunningham, J. Ansertnan,
H-W Windsor, b. Heilbrtin.v Bro.,
L. Bichold, J. Rosenthal
R !*r??l. A. A. Eer A Co.,
R. M. Barr, 0. Stioeuietz,
B. B Burr, W. Tiller,
P. Goe'el, J.. Crewa.
A Kraft, L Kurtz."
F. Dittricb A Bro.,
ATTINTION, ALIT-FAIB AND FE8IL.7
TIVAL Id the basement of EA8T
WASHINGTON MKTHOD18T PROTESTANT
i CHURCH, corner Fifth street and Virginia
avenue, <Navy Yard.) Open EVERY
NKiBT hn?Mk. A good assortment of seasonable
articles to tie disposed ?f at f?ir rates. Ice
Cream and other refreshment* at city prices.
Visitors fr?n> the tipper part of the city will leave
the cars at I afreet. je 18-lw*
rr^ar* masonic celebration of bt.
ll? john a day.
TO MOUNT VERNON AND GLYMONT.
The Masotdc Pilgrimage Mount Vernon, tin
der tbe anxices of 'be KNIGHTS TKMl'LAR of
the District of Oolnmbla will take place oa
MONDAY, the 2ATH INSTANT.
The following will V>e the exerciiet at tbe tomb
of "Washington "
let Prayer by the Grnnd ChaplniL of the Grand
Ledge of the D O. Bro. J N. Coombs.
7d. Music b> the Marine l!;md.
3-1. Miimc? \\ sishington'x <;rftv<-. by Broth-r*
! Dawson. Noyes. Ball, and Hodgson.
I 4tli. Address by Br?. H. P. H. Bromwall. G. M.
I of the Grand Ledge cf Illinois
Mi. M"*ic. by Quartet te < luV>.
?i?li by th? Marine Band. after
which the company will re embark >ud proceed
to Glymont
The l.?at will leave the7th atreet, wharf at 8J{
o'clock a.m. an I r*-tnrn at fi an<l In o clock tn.
Tlckr'.e ?1 10, admitting gentleman ai.il two la
die*.
Ticl eta wi II l>e void to noae who are not Matter
Matofa iBtl can be obtained only of tho Commit
tre .til the TiUr at Masonic llall. corner of S?th
and 1> fetr?et?.
Comrr>>i''f.
J W Boteler, H J Alrord.
C F Porrie. I D Lamer.
J A Stewart. C W Hancock.
Wa?hii>?ton Com man Colombia Commanlary
ler> No. 1. No. 2.
19 at . ^
<3=-?N??TlC* -TO COl\TY T.4.V PAYERS.
The tax pa>era of tho county of Wa*hinif
ton, D. 0 . are hereby notified that thft Tax of 1W>
ia now dt:?. on which there <a adiaconntwf 10 per
I cent (excepting achcol tax) nntll the 30th of Jnna
I R iwr < !>? (. .. Ik. I.t I.I.. ? .k.
v r-> >>" n'ui ?>? vi ?un iu inr jiii, >gi t
p?r ' eat from that date to the Slut of August, Office
open in batementof wnt wise City Hall Tneaday?,
Thursday* and Saturday* from 10 a. m to 3 p. m..
c-mTreoctng on Tii*-xiay. the 19th instant, and
ending on th* 31st of Augnat
e 13 Tw* .JAs PILLING. Collector.
TAKE NOTICE?I am receiving every gatar
<f?y morning Mr. H. CaaheU'it choice print
BUTTEB. Send in yonr orders. A. H. YOUNG.
467 9th atreet. pear E je ZV4f
HEAVI BBOWH
TUCK SUITS FOB $10.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
QBO C. BENNING,
j? 23-2t corner 7th at. and Maryland a*.
NEW PIANOS BEOBIVBD THIS WBEK,
one of them a beantifnl full Grand of ^
CHICKEBING k SONS. jrBBl
W invite yonr attention to onr
mens* aaaartmeHt.
MVUU M . liliia,
y a 2t 306 PtOMTlTUll *T?DM.
^U M D HI1LLA8, X
Just rtc<-iT?d, ft fine lot of i
GENT'S BUS UMBBBLLAS,
! 8<"u?* of tbom tmj low priced.
B. W. BUBB.
j? 23 3t 3*3 7th at., tinder Dorsejr'a Hotel.
| O'l l A W GOODS.
GBKTS 8TBAW GOODS OF BTBBT
STYLE.
FAFBB COLLARS, HALF H08B.
DBES8 ROOTS AMD WALKING CAHB8.
B. W. BUBB,
j?23-St 343 7th at.. ??lrr Doraejr'a Hotel.
(^BHTBMBB'B BBADY-MADfc CLOTHIHO
AMD FUBH18HIH0 GOODS.
AUtbalatMt New York itjlM. ia every frtf*
ad quality* which wa are now ofleriaf at Um
loweet northern price*.
WALL. BTHPHEHB ft CO..
38S Peaaa. arcane,
j* 23-ftif betweea fth aad loth etraata.
rpBAVBLLINO TBUNK8.
AH IMMENBE STOCK AT LOW BE8
PB1CB8.
BIST QUALITY BOLTLEATHBB TBUNK8,
LADIB8' DBBSS TRUNKS,
PACKING TBI N KB. HAT BOX SB,
VAL18B8, OABPET-BAOB,
SATCHELS, Ac.
WALL, STBPHENBA CO.,
399 Peaae. avenne.
j* 23 Iwif b*tWM? fth and 10th at*.
^'LOSING OUT BUMBUtN OOOPB CHEAP.
we are Nt ontnuue *reaier portion or oar
IVMMBB OOHDB extro?el> cheap in order to
realize tbo mono? for then predion* to making
oar fall purchaeea-and la>ti?s who wi*h to keep
nootsd In regard tAii-M hmi bettor coll In and ac<bow
low wo are annkt oar *aod?.
We bavo on bond a lorca lot of DBC88 GOODS,
ultabla for tbo praeent ?oaaon, which wo are now
offeringOt IS,31. 37>i and SO canta p?r yard. many
of tbem not much orer half the erfftnal pries two
moiitba no, bat w< are determined to sell them
thta nnMr.
M'e ala<> have on hand n eplendld atock of BLACK
and COI?OBBD 81LK8.anda full aad cumplei"
aaaortaent of MOOBN1MQ QOODS of the vary
beat wake, which we are Bailing. in eomeinatancee,
tor laaa than we coald pla< a than ou our counter at
thle time
all goods aarkad at tbo lowest c.isb price*,
and aa deviation allowed
W. M. BHL'STBB k HBOTHER.
Bo. Markettfpaco,
* *S eoStif between 7th nnd 8th utreets.
I jpiKBWoftK?: F1BBWOBB*::
; TBK ltkK'i&n AS80BTM1NT IN THB OITT.
FLAO& ! FLAGS!! of *11 kinds.
OB1BB8K LANTIBN8. Ac.
BomaaCoadi*. BikiMUoa PiacM,
Scroll WkHli, fir* Crackora,
S&VSS:
. fesssVb..,., sssiir^,,.,
?a*oa WkMto, Firo tollooaa,
Oblkt Flyoia. Toy Ouiom,
Flyiii Pl|eoMt Oraakar Piatola.
Borinti, Torordji and Cracker
r ssslsa:."- t^ESL
IwLlihU. badlftton,
Bong* la Itlghta. Imttw,
wi|.
WHOLUALE aid bit AIL.
C?? tmrbtir n< get yew npfllaifroa
BO?WILL'S FANOf stobb,
. ;> tS >J? 308 k atrMt, bmt 14th.
j c;r;n *0l0a* fob six months. <to
V'WU any pt-raon who will ft*a torn* lljht
aploy and ?094 aacarity. Apply by litter to B.
? T, at thia oftoo. j? ?.?
" MOTICB TO LA DIBS
I 1' WuiTB COTTON BALL TBIMMI10S,
* <iir*rrat 4l8?rrat atylra all otktr k(?di of Dreaa
Z Trtaalxi, on hand and Bannfacrared.
A ? ???, ? L nCHMIDT.
jaJI St* 99Sjp..nn avaoo*. aoiith aid*.
?. MOBTt.4 0"*jrCBVL4* L'PEIOHT.? fMt|
?, iT>rbM lottc wl 4r?m,tir. irtth JT oo#t#
<!?? hair lick *? ? oocka. and rmly%
Ml OMji*U tl.d ID fO<4 Td?r
,f ?. J*51 H WHBATL1T.
jeS-lw 49ttrct, gwriHura
LOST AND FOUND.
tin Orovor1* Thfitrt,
will I* paid upol its r?turn to No. 4?V itth
(Street. )* B'-t"
DsSpBuSI* K-ajS;
K.Mu|?t,1Mft?' ob the tmnw. K?iruil Ml
thank* will be given the finder by returning tt to
Koorn "7 , Third Auditor 's Uffct, or 91 V?fMl
street, Georgetown. jo B it'
^TKAllP OK ItOLlM-Judiit, i rod ml
whit* spotted OO* , horns sawed short: rope
aroviid h- r horns: rather poor. Any person retaining
her to Mo 96 0 street, between ISth and
lis Htrtwte, IsUwt. will bo suitably rewarded,
jo JS-St A BBAPLBV.
H'UI TOLOBID MAB WHO P1UK.ID UP A
1 PIBK CBAPI BOBB1T on O street, between
7tli an> i tub vtrreta. on Pridoi. will be rewarded
by IrnvlBgit it Ht. 40^ 14th street, between
H and I. It*
t<TBATBD OB 8TO LIB?June Mk. a Mod
with wh^te spots and small herns._ Any
rriurwiif ner to AO. V UIU ITdM, ilMOa,
Will b? suitably rewarded.
j0ts St* B. A. JOHNiOW.
ftl A BBWABD?Strayed, on the nine of
<51U the 2Mb instant, a DDK HOBSB.7 years
oM: very small feet and bead; shod all around:
dark and tail, with few gray hairs; will not
work in harness. The above reward will be given
If returned to Wall * Bazaar, Louisiana a*enne,
between 9th and l?th sts. je 73 3t~
CAMB TO THB PBBMIriBB of tbe subscriber,
two BtT H0B8BB; oae is a mare. One ar
them has three white leas, the other one whit*
leg; both have one hind lea each diseased. The
Crners are requested to com" forward, prove
elr property, na> charges and take then away.
Apply to DANIBL McCABTHY, near Mount Olivet
Cemetery. je 21-St*
?. * tiwiun-iviiiiu?M</?* m__w a ?
I. ACK VEIL, lost on 14th street, Uiw??n
Massachusetts a*enne and College Hill, on Tneeday
afternoon. Inquire at Star office. my 16
BOABD1NGK
I^OR BENT-SIx FURNISHED ROOMS, with
r ?r without boanl, or the whole house,
containing nine rooms aod kitchen mid batb room.
Location cool and rer> healthy. Terms exceedinely
mader.-ite. No. 1 A**, corner 22d at and i'<*.
av : entrance an 22d street. je '22 St*
F^OR RENT WITH BOXRU-One larpe, wellfari
l-hed FRONT ROOM, with gas and hot
nnri col water, suitable for a r* ntlunian and hie
wi e. or two gentlemen A tew T*bl' Boarders
cnn >e sccomn odit.d. Ajpiy t 3*4 K St.,bet.
9th aa<' luth. je S 2i*
F^OtB SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be furnished
with BOARD and BuuMS on accommodating
teinm at aHS K St.. near 15th. je 21 3t*
BENT ?^A TinTnber of nice1^-furni*hed
m. uvviuc, *iiu ur winiouT nwuvi in luire
at lv!> 13th htr>-et. near O ?t. je 15-tw*
B~OARI>ING-A pie-wain" rBuNT ROOM. with
(lint < Um ItO Ali D. i ?nd enough of it, i within
fl%e minutte walk of the War Department Location
plpamnt. %? <! healthfn) ?* i*iiy in the city.
Applr ;?t No. ">3 Penn. avenve, between 21?t an.i
2i?i ?te. ,'eS-tf
TABLK BOARD at No. 464 10th ?treet,a few
1 diorn north of the avenne. Terms 5^5 per
m ' i <1e 16 tf
personal"
JV'OTICE?All i in.ieb' d t > me, except
n... r vtilar jn<>nthl> ci:>t<<:nera. ?r? re<jniMe>l
to cell a'l.l n -ttlp i heir account*. All thoee nofa?*tby
M July, will be >>Iae?'l in han>I? of coll'-pt'T.
with i nut ruction* to lnak'- th<- money. Mu
6eco?Mt- ?ii'st oe settled.
T. A. TOi>SON
Dealer in line Family Ornc-riee,
jr M 111 Ul MC <11. HUM IT HI* . JN I vy T II I.
G EORGETO W N ~AD V ER'MTS
T^kand concert
L5 By the pupils of the
1TBL1C SGHOOLS OK QKORGETOWN, D. C.,
A,T MARKET HOUSE HALL,
OH MOM RAY EVENING. JINK UJTH,
Commencing at 8 o'clock.
Ticket* 4* cent*; children 3A cents
?? St J. H. DANIEL, Condueto*.
fY-^ NOT ICE-An abatement of aix percent.
II? will be allow ed on the tax of 14*6. if paid
|irTi>r to the flrat of Jul* next.
j*- 2' tjl* CH AS l>. WELCH. Collector.
C'HEAP DRY OOODB AT MILLKR'S NEW
/ STORE, 101 Bridge at., Georgetown, D. C.?
v? e roniiDiie to recelye large ^applies of Bummer
Goods, and as the NMN la advanced are enabled
to purchase and aell them mm n lower than early
tn the aeaaon. We hnre a fall stock of Dree*
Good*. Housekeeping Good*, Good* for M>-ns' and
H<>\iT wear, Paraaol*, Kane. Palm Kan* at 6 rti ,
Glove* and Bwiorj, Skirts. Bleached Muslins
l.'t- IS, 20 3S. 23. SI cent*. Brown Maslin to sell is,
18. 20, 2ft cent*. Calicoes 10.12li. 15.18",.?, 22 eta..
Alpaca*irora 26cent* to Ijl. Masnulto Nets. Not
wltbatandin* domestic good* have advanced lately,
we are selling them as low aa ever. Call and
examine our atock, and we will your m->ney.
ja 21jlm* BBNJAM1N MILLKK.
|y rriILD S CELEBRATED HAMS.
THE OLDB8T AMD B*8T BRAND IK THE
B8TABLI8HBD IN 1?3T.
Opinions of thr Prts* :
Dulfield was the first to give character to Western
Han.s; hia cure la inrariabiy *<>ud: nonr better.?Cm.
hazeite
Capital In analltv and Hunt ?T I I iit--?
Fo??l fer ail Irn^ ror ? Liverpool Men:vry.
Dnibeld's celebrate! Ham* have been the
favoritea is the Sooth for twenty-five yeara ?Sew
Or'tnn* Fr aywne. They hare been awar?'.??d aeveti
fimt preininma. iaclnding a medal trorn the Werld'a
Fair, itr.l, a-.d the United Statee Agricultural Society
. 13&7. ChfN *nrt for ?el? to the trad** by
CHABl 18 DUFF1KLD OhtMao. Illineia.
N.B -SMITH Sc NI0MDBMC3 are mr agent*
in Baltimore. 50 tierce*jnat arrived. je!2 lm*
/ 'BKAT BABQAINS
U IN THIN DBKSS GOODS.
I have thia day marked-down my entire stock of
thin Dree* Fabric*, with a view to clove them all
ent thia aeaaon. Mam jaat bought at the large
auction aab-a i n New iorfc. 1 nam* a few in the
lot:
1,000 yarda 811k Plaid 8BNNADINK8 at S7tf
centa.
1.100 yarda neat Check Snellen OBXNAD1KLS
at 36 ?e?iti.
1.0UH yard* French Organdie MUSLINS and
J^^FranchJLAWNS, _
<t < ? iuihi viutr arH?uaoi? 1/reia VtOQI, WD1CU
will be Mid at a neat redaction in piicM.
J. W. COLLBY,
j? l*-fitif >23 7th ?tr?-et. near Pfuna. ar.
MILLIMKBY OOODs AT COST!
MBS. S T E B K ' 8 ,
tiS (ortkrikitrMt,
j?fl > UtwNB D and B.
CiBBIAOB?, OABBIAOBg CABBHwSTOa
hand, nnmb- r of m and second-hand Oar
riaita*, uf my own aad other make.?
which will b? sold at redaced prlM.fiKNK
Also. MT^ral firet-claae Grocer? and w ~ ??
40? Pms. Htno*, naar 4H straet.
jatl-St* and 3T4 Prtraat.bat. 8th aad tth.
J^ADIBS, TAKE H0T1CB!
I That notwithstanding the an<i<ien riaeinfold,
I>aVI8 A GA1THBB,$fo. 20 Market Space, are
eiilDff
_ STRAW AKD HILLINBBY GOODS
cheaper tlitii at My other lime daring the eeaeon.
rre?h topplr of
GIP0BY QCEEH8.
8UHDOWN HATS,
< rtiOWIBB, *c.t
J?it received, and cheap. at
DAVIS A QAITHBR'S.
. _ 'i# Market Space,
jetl-9t between 3th and 9th etreeta.
KI1P ( OOL.
keep oool.
SILK 8IIIBTS a no DRAWERS.
GAl'ZE MERINO Do. Do.,
OAr/B UOTTO* Do ,
WHITE and BROWN LINEN DBA WEES.
M HIT* DRILL ?nd M178LIN DRAWERS.
From email to extra lie*, of alt gradee, at
LAKE'S,
Oeata TnrnUhinf Store.
) 10 vosc ?y? r?. ?venue, bear etroet.
J-| OTKL GLASS W ABB.
T,,cjJrI'BuJi ? ? BU,"t?bWar. J alip and 8^%
TIMBLSBS. tJbsmpagn^.cureU. Bocks.wpaifN
?herrye.JthinoVHuM. Bear Mugs. W?|NJKJ
Beer, and all other kinds of OLA bbW ABI CBT
WBBB * BBVKBIDQB, WF
J? I*** ao? Odd Follow' Hatl.7tfft.
^y ASUlBttTOB ASYLUM, Jane 13th. IMC
?*? * f?"di?f Jim 9tth,l?57. w "* ou**Ior
Medlcinea to be mf the beat nn&litw. *n<l tnk.
furnlebed upon waekly roqnieition.
a list of the articles repaired for the um of the
institution but be bad on application at the
lowest bidder will bo notified to commence
"J"" ,Kw. o B gnu,
Jgjgjg* OwmMtmi Wsahtagtoa dtyimm.
JJ1BIN0 AHD L1TBBY STABLE YOB SALS.
Baring made arrangements to locate Soath. I
Bo. TO Oenaaa street. tear Bvlaw, oaa
the moat aowalar and favorably known ?Ubl*s in
the city of Baltimore. The ataak la all U Be. 1
working order, aad to a boy log man I will aell *t
reason abla figures.
tor tarttealan, address
B. W. IICBABD8,
70 Oerm? trwtjalMw
Baltimore, Md.
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ggaa^g&iagL
FilkiMAklft fllMPA
1 M 1?*?M ??4 h
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Washiiiutox. June 83, 1hw.
Jfiy Cooke & Co. lurnish ib? following
quotations of Government Mcarities :
Buying. Selling.
u. 8. 6's Coupon. 1901 110 110*
t\ S. Five fwltm, 18? US*
1?. S. Kive Twenties, 19tU ll?fc 1U1
V. S. Kir* Twentle?, 19*5 102 \ I#
U. S. Ten Forties 96* r.
U. S. Seven Thirties 10?v l?fl
One-j'ear Certificates 99% 100,^
kew tork first board iai.w.
Coo pons, imy. Fir* Twenties, ltM, 1(0*;
Fit* Twratm. 1864, Five Twenties,
i l-fi5, Kr2\; Ten Forties, 96^: Seven TUraei,
102.V; CerttOoatea, 10o\; Gold. 151S- ?r
PROFESSOR AGA88IZ.
p? uuvu' ??ircrivni aispaicnI
es from Captain Alfred Taylor, commanding
the TT. S. itromer Snsquehanuah. dated New
j York June Wd, in which he state* that while
at Kio a Brazilian steamer arrived from Para
with Professor Agassii ang lady on boardThe
Professor has completed his exploration
of the valley of the Am?zon and speaks in the
warmest terms of the kindness and attention
shown him by the Emperor of Brazil by placing
at his disposal a (Government steamer and
such otner facilities as enabled him in a few
months to finish a work that, otherwise,
would have required years to accomplish.
NAVAL PBIZE LI8T.
The nece-sary examinations and apportionment
of the following prize list are almost
cuuipiricu, wDfn 11 win oe ready for settle*
m^ut by the Fourth Auditor. Payment on this
list cnnnot be made, however, for several
weeks to come, owing to the great number of
claims yet to be paid on the list* previously
prepared. The V. S. steamer Juliet, for the
cartureof fifty bale- of cotton; the Monitor,
for the capture of ?&?* blockade.runner Louis*
ville: the Pocahontas, Potomeka, and Mohican.
for the capture of a cargo of railroad iron:
and the Conesto^a, for the capture of one hundred
and fifty-four bales of cotton.
ILLNXSSOr SBCKKTAKY STANTON.
Secretary Stanton ha*- been confined to hi^
house lor the last three or four days, by a severe
indisposition, the result of having taken
a cold. His family have removed to the Soldier's
1 lome for the summer, but owing to the
illness ot the Secretary, he remains at his
r?sidetce in K street. This morning, >Ir.
Stanton * ?' much better, we are pleased to
say. and it is expected that he will soon be
able to resume bis official duties.
CHANG* IN THE FKKIDMEN 8 BL REA1 .
The War l?epanm?nt has ordered that Mator
General J O. Fo>ter, Military Commander
of Florida, will henceforth discharge the duties
of Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
mail's Bureau. Col. Osborn, late Assistant
Commissioner, has been aevigned a position on
the stall of Major General Fester.
FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
The Treasurer has received from the Printing
Bureau ol the Treasury, during the week
ending to-day, fractional currency amounting
to S-Si' -H
SHll*M>. NTf OF CIR&ENOY.
I hi ring the week ending to-day, the Treasmy
of th*- T'nited States authorized thesbipment
ol fractional curreucyas follows: To the
Assistant Treasurer of New "York SMuu,iiO<>:
U.S. i>--p')'iitary at St. Paul's, Minn.. *?.>,<NK):
National Banks, #127,i<?3 A). Total. fJ4T,4<3.^>.
ORDERED TO REPORT.
Captain S. W. Snxtou, A. D. C., a brother of
Major General Rufus Saxton. bas been ordered
by the Commissioner to report for temporary
duty at the Bureau of Freedmen, Refugees
an* Abandoned Lands in thi? ?!??
CALLED AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Wm. G. Halpine. better
known, probably, as Miles O'Reilly," of the
New York Citizen, called at the White House
this afternoon to see the President.
DISBURSEMENTS A?D TEAN8FEB3.
The disbursements and transfers of the Cash
Division of the Treasury during the week
ending to-day, amount to *13,190,130.76.
BKTCBNED.
Attorney General Speed returned this morning
from his visit to the West Point Military
Academy.
INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT.
Dent. Gen. Grant and Maj. Gen. Georsr* Q.
Meade bad an interview with the President
this morning.
FEMALE CLERKS.
The Senate to-day amended the tax bill by
providing for the employment of flfty-flve female
clerks in the Revenue Bureau.
OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE REEELLION
The Senate to-day passed the joint resolution
to provide for the publication ol a history
of the rebellion from the official records.
Tax District ik Uohorbxh?The Senate
to-day passed the resolution authorizing the
hiring of a building for the temporary accommodation
of the Department of State.
? & uc ircnjjis iron
this source to-day were S4e3.3->.73, and the re.
ceipt* daring the week ending to-day were
S3,134,903.6^
XWIXTH CONGRESS?FIRST SESSION.
Saturday, June -a.
Senate.?Mr. Ramsey introduced a bill to
aecure the rpeedy construction of tbe Northern
Fact tic Railroad, and to secure the use of
tbe same to tbe Government tor postal and
military purposes. Referred to the Committee
on tbe Pacific ltailroad.
Mr. Cowan, from tbe Committee on Patents,
reported House bill requiring parties appeal,
in ft from tbe primary examiners in patent cases
to pay a fine of ?10. Pa*?ed.
The Senate took np the jaint resolution au
muriziij|c iiif mring 01 a building tor the temporary
accommodation of the Department of
State. Passed.
Mr. Wilson called np tbe joint resolution to
provide for tbe publication of an official his*
tory of tbe rebellion. It repeals a resolution
parsed during the last Congress on UUs subject,
and authorises the Secretary ot War to
appoint a competent person to revise and prepare
otlicial documents for publication, whose
salary shall he &2,5C0 per annum, and shall
not be pan) for more than two years.
The resolution was pacsed, and goes to the
House.
Mr. Stewart called up House bill to establish
a land office in the Territory of Idaho,
and provide for the appointment of a register.
Passed, and goes to tiie President.
Mr. Sprague called up a resolution to rein.
bnrse 'Me state of Massachusetts lor expenses
incurred in the purchase of guns, amrnanition,
etc., for coast defense. In the ram of
$475,(Mi.
Mr. (Crimes moved to refer the resolution to
tbe Committee on Claims.
Pending discussion on this motien, at one
o'clock Mr. Ir'essenden called np the Tax Bill.
The first question was on agreeing to the
amendmc nt of the Finance Committee, to make
tbe salary of the Commissioner of Internal
KeTenue, at ?,??. Agreed to.
lu the clause authorizing the employment of
fifty copyists in the Revenue Bureau, the committee
recommend the substitution of the
words female clerks for copyists. Agreed to.
Hornn.?Mr. Julian, of lnd., from the Public
L*ands Committee, reported a bill to remore
the office ot the Surveyor (general ef
Iowa and Wisconsin to ? -
braakR. Puwd.
Mr. Washburne presented a letter from tbt
Secretary of the Treasonr, on the subject of
the apprehended introduction of rinderpest by
meaas of imported bone*. Reftrrei to Oom.
mfttHon Commerce.
Mr. Wa*bbnrae also presented the record of
the invettigatioa of the ease of on* Oeorn If.
C&rltoa. ipwial afeat and surveyor of the
custom* at Memphis, Tmn., who is a defaulter
to the Government to the extwt of ftSMtOtt.
Referred to the Committee on
Currency.
_ A Bomber of private bills were reported
II VIM IVUIIUIlWVt BDU KCIOQ UpOD.
Tte mom tag bonr bavin** jpirrdMr
Dtrlli|, of M. Y., and othtrs addrMMd
the Hotl* la iptMhK Of MBdOlMW OB U?
Y#1? 0i Hon JsmM HmmNmojt* of N??
Tfe* eutcMTT NMlottMU of r?poet wtr?
OfUHM ttnijwmi
/ LOCAL NKW8.
A ?
Thk t'.n-HAM Libil Uas*? OimociT
OoCBl Judfff (Htm.?The In*!mctu*rt u> Uke
Jmry ?Tbi? morning, in t??? Circuit Caiirt.
OI<b, tbrcaseuf McOban act. Orphan*,
actio u for libel w returned, wh<*u Judjrr
Olia (attracted the jury &a follow*:
TUIHJK OLIK'8 ( hau'.k
Tbio is an action for libel. The suit in
bt ought for thr purpose of recorrnncdaniate*
againct the defendant, for tbe writing or ptib
lirhinf a libellous or sland-rou* paper, affect.DC
injuriously tbe character and reputation
ot tbe plhintiff.
I The publication complained of la set fort*
in tbe plaintiff"* complwat, and tbe offViisire
| and blanderous matter contained in it coautu
. in charging tbe plaintiff* with disloyalty to the
Government and sympathizing with those
I who w ere in arms against the Government for
I lt? destruction.
If you find inch to be the tbe meaning and
intent ot that publication. It ( slanderous aud
libellous in a high degree.
In ascertaining whether the publication
charged i6 libelous you have a right and should
take into consideration the condition of tbe
conntry at tbe time the paper was written.
You will not fail to remember that we were in
the midst of a powerful rebellion?a war waged
on tbe one hand for the dismemberment of tbe
Union and on the other, as 1 bare always supposed.
for its preservation.
Those who engaged in the late rebellion for
>urruuiri>ii>u vi lur uu<riiliurui OJ llir I jriT
of arms were by the Constitution and the laws
guilty of a great crime, and to charge a person
with disloyalty at such time, especially with
sympathizing with persons thus engaged, is
slauderous.
1st. In the first place you will inquire whether
the defendant wrote and published the let.
ter set out in tbe plaintiff"s declaration.
| 2d. Did tbe defendant intend in that letter to
charge tbe plaintiff with being an enemy of bis
Government and iu sympatny with those who
vrt-re attempting to subvert It by force of arm?.
If yon find these two propositions in the atUrinative,
you will pass to the consideration
of another question which the law and tbe
iti* ii> ui nir mw jiITBrnif,
This letter. if written at all, was written to
the A!-sis:ant Secretary of War. The plaintiff
war then in the employment ot that branth of
the executive department of the Government,
and it it claimed that this communication, if
written nt all by (be delendant. wu a privileged
communication, and no matter what
wag its character, or the circumstances attend'
ing it, the defendant cannot be made liable in
I thi< action. The communication is 111 one
sei:se a privileged one?it made in rood taith?
but it at the time he wrote it he did so witbout
prol>able cause, or knowing it to be false, he is
liable.
The great question iu the case is, wa* the
charge of disloyalty. Ac., l?l?e .' aud had the
deieudant at the tiin<? ot writing this letter no
I probable cause for belie\ing the charge he
made to he true I
If the charge was false: if the defendant had
110 reasonable ground, such as an ordinarily
prudent man wonld act upon tor believing it '
t? be true, theu he is liable for damages in this
action.
This action cannot be maintained by show
iii* iiul'i] >uai lur i uni(rj luniiunca in rnis
letter are false. It murf b? shown that they
were not ?.>nl\ fal.?e, but made without probable
cause By probable cause there must be
that iltgre* ot proof which would convince
the nnndof an ordinarily intelligent and prudent
man ot the truth of the fact alleged.
The .!udce proceeded to stale that the burden
of proof to fcliow probable cause w a* upon
the plaintiff, and concluded his charge by ruling
upon a number of prayers of tlie defendant
lor instructions and the jury took the
c:i.?e about II o'clock, and retired to deliberate
on a verdict.
The jury, on the ad journment of the court,
w?*re instructed to render a sealed verdict.
The jury agreed upon a verdict about I o'clock.
a1 that hour they left their room. Ot cnur*?*
it is not known yet. and will not be uutil the
meeting of the court on Monday.
Hvaw Kobv.krv akh Arkj;?t.?I.,ast Mon
nay, Mr. janiN H. KicLards complained to
Superintendent Kit-barns that bis bou?* at the
Na\y Yard had been robbed of *3.C <1 In jrolii
and compound interest notes. The robfier bad
t-bt.-uued possession [ the key of an iron safe
in which the money was kept. The case va?
assigned to detectives Clarvoe and McDeritt.
Circumstances pointed to Dr. Edward L?-on as
tue robber. be bavin g gone to New York very
roddrnly, atier a visit to Mr. Kichards' bouse.
McDeviit started immediately in pursuit. In
New York "be detective labored nnder great
disadvantage, the fugitive being known here
as Dr. Edward I>-on. and in New York as
Edward Eeon Thompson. With the aid of the
well-known New York detective firm of Farley
Ac Enstis detective McDevitt arrested his
man at the Fifth ATenue Hotel, after four
days' search for him: and in his trunk found
*-v5 in gold and 81,200 in notes. Detective
McDevitt arrived in Washington this morning,
with the money and his prisoner, and delivered
him to Superintendent Richards for a
hearing this afternoon. The prisoner has confessed
the act. He is well known in this city
as Dr. Edward Leon. He was formerly a hospital
steward in the United States army, and
previous i? nis engaging in tha practice of
medicine was a clerk in a drug store in this
city. He was married and lired at the Navy
Yard.
Both thivven?This morning Mr. James
W. Tooley. of the York Herald't carps of Reporters.
who boards at Mrs Abby's, corner of
(1 and 12th streets, went into the bath, leaving
his own room open and his clothes and otner
valuables lying on the bed, upon returning he
found two miserable garments lying there, and
his property gone. He immediately had the
doors of th?* house closed, and two young fellow*.
one of them w?aring a part of bis clothing
came down the stain- and wanted to get
out. but finding the doors last they madea rush
to an open room and escaped from a window.
They were pursued and one arrested by some
i citizens, the other by Sergennt Reed of the
Detective?. They were taken before Superintendent
Richards and proved to be Henry Wilson
alias Williams and John Kelly, who were
sent to jail some weeks aco tor grand larceny,
and yesterday were dismissed by the crand
jury. They were again sent to jail and will
nnt. w Ka ?? ? ? ? ? -* ? '
I ..W-, pvimviji w a^ttiu ui^uaijru WIVBOUl j
trial.
Crivival Court, Jmdff' Cartter.?Y esterdaj,
Wm. Gay nor, indicted lor an assault
and battery, was lound not guilty. Aiken for
defense.
This morning, Thomas Ellwood, indicted for
a similar offence, was found guilty. Norris
lor defense.
Jas. E. Ridgway, indicted for an assault and
battery, was found guilty.
Ssinuel Harrod, indicted for an assault and
battery; was convicted, and sentenced to pay a
Hue of 950.
Fran k Sews 11, indicted for an assault and
battery, van convicted. In two cases of assault
'and battery arainst Samuel Harrod a
*t.Ur pro*, was entered.
Frank Selby, indicted for larceny, was found
guilty.
Frank M(-Catton. indicted for an assault and
oattery, wu lound ruilty.
In the can* of Henry Mitchell, indicted for
parting a counterfeit fifty dollar note, a nolle
pru.t. was entered.
Rkal Khtaib SAbte.?Green k. William*,
Auctioneers, .'old part lot a, in square 4.54. on
O streH north, between 6th and 7th wept, with
a buck carpenter's shop, lor ??,700, and part
lo* Y3. tn same squaie, on 0th street-west, between
(* and II. with a four-story brick dwelling.
S' .GO ', to Thoe Lewis. Lot 12, in square
?44', on i nb street west, between M and N
north, to E. B. (Hiustead, lor 75 cents per foot.
A three.?iory frame house, brick basement, on
4*h street, between L and New York a\enu-?,
to Hoberr Sillers, for ?*2.:i50. A two-story
frnire bovko and lot on 25th street, between fc
and V north, for S375, to John Widmayer.
Lot-<; nnd H. in subdivision of square 447.
on O, lietweeu 6th and 7th streets, to G. K.
l>ay and John A. Simon, for 3u^ cents per
foot. Brick bouse and lot on IsHn street, be.
i tween T and l north, for 9MiO, to Andrew
Uoylan.
KrSHAL OF THE LATB M. H. MtLLKR.?
Yesterday afternoon, the funeral of the late
Mitchell H. Miller, who died on Tuesday ::i*ht
last at Steubenville, O , took place from the
Fourth PrMbftl'Tinn (!hnrc?i unH I
tended by the clerks of the Fourth Auditor's
office. Mayor Wallach. a number of Corporation
officer*, members of the Council?, the
trustees and teachers of tbepnblic schools,
and many of oar prominent citizen*. The fsneral
sermon was delivered by Bev. J. C.
Smith, who spoke in a feeling manner of the
deceased; after which, the funeral cortege proceeded
to Glenwood Cemetery, where the remain*
were interred. The following were the
pall-bearer*:?Messrs. Moses Kelly, David
Basset t, John H. Bartlett, J. S. Blackfan, C
P. VTannall, Thos McOlU, Gideon W. Larner,
and Dr. Francis II. Walsh.
Orphans' Cocbt, Jmdgt PurceU.?l,aat court
day the will of Lydta G. English was fully
proven and admitted to probate, aad letter*
testamentary were issued to Sarah S. Doughwill
of George ?. Curtis, was fully I
proven.
Mar rare* Hyde was appointed gnardian to
tbe orpn&n* or junw Htm. dec??d; bona
MOO.
Julia Virp>it Blgaa, kuMiu to the orpb&aa
of buwl Kt|M, ?avr bond of coaster
ftecarltjr u> the na of 6.000.
Th? ftnt tad till sccoanu of tlM fwrdUa
to the orplMUW of Max Mayor, ilitlMMnl of
lb* trpMw?flMbra Brvwa,trK ? fraar.
dia*> to orpkaac of DaalollUffaa. flrst wfflaal
of ixwaior of BaobN Soberttoa, vm ap>
pnitAMlfMNd.
VMl-IM ab.at || ? o'clock. ?h? i
alarm at tiro wu oond-d trow hot Xn at
Oatral <}uartlbou?*. cmiiM by tb? diaco***?
t fir* in th* collar af Joba T. Fo???r 4 Co '
crocory aior*, No. *"7 fctto atr*?t tw?w~>n
L-'tii-itna ?T?HW M"1 9 MNM Tfc? po<tc? J
and timnaa orw promptly oa tb* ?pot. u4 m
U ou*h tbo MWkr WW laouiac from >mr |
??t)M '? * * 1 ,k" *
_ >ar ,? ? "utj louna in# rstsb
Usbment securely fastened The flrrm>?
quickly tb? The h?l4.
irf toloap to Johbm* A Sirton, i*d wv K?t
rlicktl; daniifd The lo?? to Fartrr k O*.
?u considerable, but bu not b<*?
The hnildtnr m>j stock nr? marxl. The brr
?u evidently an incendiary act.
kXETtTrv* Sl.imrT.-A ptnlot wm
Blb ted by the PrwMrat to-day to MiekaH
mold*. of this District, who wa? convicted *
of burrlary at the December Mm, IW. of the
1'. s. Criminal Court of the District ot Columbia.
and M>nre?. ed to six rear* imprisonment.
The petition for hi* pardon state* that be was
witbont counsel at bis trial, had previ?n?ly
borne a itoud character, and ha* two infant
children dependent on bim. He ha* eerve4
ont almost half of bis time, and bi? pardon ia
recommended b> the Mayor of Washington,
the Judge who tried him and many.ciuseaa of
respectability. ^
A*?TH*n I.ikki. Cask?In the Circuit
Uourt. Jud*e(?lis.tss?M??? *
d?r?or agt. Tboe t. Waller, action for lit?e|,
it on trial: Davidre and Wilton for plaintiff"
and Bradley and Bradley for defendant The
plaintiff charge* that he made dn*iif< and
epe< iflcaUon* for the I' S Capitol Kxien~: >n.
winch were for the mwt part adopted, and
that when a bill wan before Oonrreaa to pay
him for tho?e plan* the defendant wrote a let.
ter to the committee in wbo>e po??e**ioti the
bill war. charging that the plant- ad >pu>d
were not Aidmoi'i: that be wa> bo architect,
he. ^
Sk>t to Fort Whippu ?The following- ^
named men having been ft-nt.-m -d to confinement
under guard, were sent to Fort Whipple,
Va., for the execution of their s-nten.-e* Pn.
vate W m Flanipan. Co. A. td battalion. :*th
U. S. infantrv. for one year; Pn\ate <leorp
Smith. Oo. C, 5th I S calvary, for *ix month*
Private W m O W illirtm*. Co B. ^d nattalion,
V S. infantry, for three month* Pn\ateTho*.
Kain, ?',o C. ith I S cavalrv, J. r ?ix uu nth*
Private Cha*. Auruse, Co K. 4th IT. S artillery,
lor one year: Private Franci* Mclntyre.
Co. ii, Stk V. S cavalry, for one year. Pm ate
I,oui.- Webb. General Service, C. S. A . for
one 5 ear.
I h>' ppeli.Ix- c??KTKHT for the silver medal
offered by Mr. KImvs to the f*eM speller in the
Intermediate Schoo's took place this morning
in the Grammar Sibcol reura of the second
district. Tfat- exercise va? to writ#" fifty word*
s-eleoted lor 'be test b> a comaittr?- of one
trustee from each district. No decision was
made, quite a nnmi?er heme tried a . ud
trinl will take place, wbeii all not having more
th;in fifteen error.* will have a cbance. It is
proper to say that the test was sexere. and the
words among those mo*t liable to be misspelled
in our language
Movkt Savkh?Vesterday afternoon, officers
K?-lly and Hill found a man r.atn?-d S T.
t'aughrin Vastly drunk near the depot, and
t< ? k him to th?- Konr'h Ward Mntion. wber*
about whj- found on bib person, be-irie*.
a valuable golj watch. He wr.s fined * > and
kept until this morning, when In- inoi.?*j was
returned to biro. ' t
Affair* in Ge*r|e|?wi.
The Ca*ai.?Arrived?Tioat J. H Wil.
.. iii-. nnu ?um w i hidott, ana kucnlhti
b- ats with coat. consigned?to Hampshire and
Bal'imort- 4J? . 21S.9 tonp: Central Co . U.1I
oii' Con-olidation Co.. 445.0 ton?- 1* til 11 r?- A
lioo^e. vMt)> tons: Aracnao Co., ion>,
I5ordtn <'o . tUU.V tons. l>-parted?.1. H Williams.
-hi <1m?? toMnnor.irv Mary i*tttli?, bait
to Hancock, atirt seventeen bo-.te lirht.
Ccial Shiv>!kkT8.?There was a scarcity of
'hie v?-k. and the shipments wciv
renerally small:? Hampshire and lia. ignore
Co . f.VJ ton>-: Kordrn Co.. i!*t *on? K iv'I>ock^.
4 ~:A ton.-: Consolidation Wharves T1?
tons
Kiot it amitrraix Maiikkt -The approach
ot tb?* harvest and a prospect of a better yield
than was anticipated. ha? a great effect upon
tlie rrarket. evil now. Low grades of (lotir
are dull, and the prices lowsr than last w?-ek.
High graoes in active d>-in?nd. Super* are
quoted at $loa*l().5<t: Cut Lxtras. 911*411.SH;
Extras, j*l?aSI3.5<>: Family.SI45oa*l?. (train?
Littl* wheat in the mark?t. Prices quoted tor
good red, -o??3. Corn?Yellow, H5 cent*.
Wbite, *1.12.
J^OYS- SIRING AM) hC MM IK CLOTHING.
KILLING OFF TO BBDCCE STOCK.
W# offer our entire stock of Boy*', Yonths' ui
Children^'
BKAD1MADB CLOTHING
AND FLBBISH1BQ GOODS
at gnatl j reduced price*, and wauld ut an ear ,j
call to aacnra chtirt a*-(actios* at low price*.
WALL. STEPHENS A CO.,
393 Penna at?ai?,
j? g-fitlf between Kh and l 'th atraeta.
^NOTHEB BEDU6TION or I'BICBS.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS IK A F1W DATS.
Beat Pari* Kid Glavan reduced to % t 10 per pair:
Ladies Lac Mantillao and Poiuta. iuua *a l?t aa
#2 7s: Miaaea Black bilk Saequ'-a < niy $.v Black
?nd Colored Ti?ue ilasnnW c* nt- LedieaStlk
Delta at 6. 12 and 18 c ut ; Shaker Hoods ualr ?
canta; Trimming Lmea Iron 5 ren?a p<r yard up.
Sewing Silka 10 akrlti* far it r?-nta; all other joodt
eqn?lly ?a low, tor|o*ebuilnea?tn a tew d*>a. Call
and eecure bargain? at MAXWELL'S.
S3* Peiiiixt Irania avenna.
between ath and 10th atreaa.
n. eiore nsa Man : enteu ol . FiituiM aold.
je 23 *o3t
ithopvtiala foe flbl foe ihb fcb1
Lie SCHOOLS
Office Tbustees Fvblic Schools.(
J< *c it. IBM <
Prepo?al? will b? r?.?i**d at tb?? Othco
until 12 o'clock M. cn SATLBDAY. 30th Jan*,
laM, for th? following
300 too* W?t uuBlity WHITS ASH BUG GOAL,
(2,240 II*. to Hie ton i %
7 A cord* b-?t <;u?htr well-*???u*<l 8?w*d ud
BBlit oak ud P1SB KISDLlHO WOuD,
mixrA in r?iii?l <in?nttti*?
841'1 fuel t" U? <i*livw 1 BB<1 ?tor*l ?t inch Mibm
an! in such <jBantitie?.at tbeatTeral school boa*M,
um mmy l?e r paired.
Bi<is will b* r*. ??It#4 for tba pro^ rtioa r*qair?4
for ?dt oa# or ator* district#.
Th? Truiitr?a r-?erT? ih? rlsht to r*j?vt any or,
all bid*, if aotaotirfactory. _
j. t. CABSbLL.
ChairoMB Oafluaittr* oa 8u??1im.
je 23, *,? Board Tnwteee rnbfr School*.
|^T flltu * yiu.lfl, UcMimiii.
TWO BT3BT FRAME HOUSE AMD LOT.
Fronting ob But Ca#itol itiMl. between 9th
ud 10th itrMti twt, at Public Anetion.
Om rKISlT, 9th Imttat. at ('i o'clock 9. m.%
we ehall Mil, on tbe prcmiee*. pert Lot He 1. in
Bqnare No. Ml. ben tie IV feet front by oufeet deep,
wi?h n new two etory Ttuw Ho nee
Terms One-bnlf ceeb; balance to Send 6 moot be.
for ftttea bearing intereet, eecured by e deed of
truet on the ?rrwia?>. All conveyancing and r??roue
*tempent the ooet of the purchaser. fjf lown
when eold. G&EMN k WILLIAMS.
jetSd Aoct'oneera.
gTMMlM * WILLIAMS. AMUiMt.
it km el.i. nrii nikuii *en tnk i.ot ok
WHICH THEY HTAKI) Bail* P*rt of LotU,
in &jnarr H<> *?t, front in? on a wlif alley , hriwwn
L kiid M itmti north nod 6th ud 7tfc
atrc t? at Public Auction.
On TUESDAY the *th inatant. at <Ho?ei*c% p.
m.. waahall tall the abora n*m?<i *ropartf.#n U?
pmrninM.
Tenna: Ona fourth caib; balance in * and It
mouth*, with not*a b?innf latere*. Ncar?4 by a
dn-d of trwrt on the premlae* All cunvvyamaikfr
ud mm? KtMyt at the ?*t of pnrrhaaare. $st
down when the ?
jtsd 9lillS A WILLIAM9. Ancta
Mf flKIIII A WOllAIU.Aaol>iaain,
GOOD BRICK HOCSE~AHD LOT OH OEEttON
STREET AT AUCTION.
On TV BSD AT. the Stth inatant. *a ah all anil, in
frnnt of the pretniana.nt 6 o'clock ?. B..a goo4
two-atory Brick Hon-a containing ar^ma.end
the let on which it ntanda, It fcadn* tha Norta half
ol Lot >o. 47 in &innra No. 448, aitnated in Oregon
atrt-rt between Cth ud 7lh atreeta weet ud H
Trnni: Om b?l( cHh; btluw it 4i m>4 tvdn
mouth*, for note* bttrisi InHml. or deed girrnn
and* (loed of trwtUkw. AlloonTrraaoinjrand
itUDM it tk? cwt cf thr parrbtwr. ftlftOwiilbo
required wbta IktirmitT It kMckfi ofl.
j*? d OErtlf ft WILLIAM!. Aacte.
UT?UU ft WILLIAMS. Anttww.
TBUSTES'B BALI Or A TWO STOftT FRAM1
BOCSft AKB LOT, froBtlu# lith otr*at
vHt, bMNw Manlaad ay?aao
oatli. ob th* Utoai. at pafclio nrtki,
Ob FBIDAT. <W lSth day of Jaly Bait, at?K
a'clock a. i It kail ? Ii.ob tho yfotm, to *tr
tB* of a 4?fd of trnat to mt illrtetW, tk* Mu day
of !>MMiNr,l?t. and dalj r???MII??r?Wr
the lith. lSM, la th. jaad rooord* for WaaUaf toa
cMitril Uhor ft. M B. Mo. 7. folio* M.
Z7. aad ?. lot Mo ?, la oqaaro Vo IST.aoeordiac
to tiT^oaio. montioood 1b .aid dood of troot.
with the lBK*v?uonti, CMuhtlif of a two rtorr
JszExs
tract op tho yroMtMa All ooatoy?rlat
tb? hrw wit* wtt^w
s^g.&s?r5r^ratrix
4?f??irtM ??rc>j?r,fcT dr*rtl?ta? ttr?* tlM
""" ^jj^mgsr
ff Jpltiwvlrtd M _
PATW * GAITBSSV.

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