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va 87?N- 5.688. WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7. 1871. TWO CENTS.
THE EVENING STAR.
rr*Ll*Vfr HILt, Ivntfty
it The Star Buildings,
Dormer penaiiiUtnla >?.md UtkM.
BT TK?
ifiHH it\b ietoipei caipm.
?
THE ? 'AB fa sarrsd by carrier* tr thetr ???
nrlV ra la tha CUt led District atTas VsTTirsl
w m ?r rxiTT-T?n ('?*? nt ??mi. Oopte*
at V a o ? on tar, Two Oisti. .
riKi ma Mstt.i:?*:?Tfcraa Bontha. I1.M,
Ri M atba, Oaa Tear, ?? ??.
v* aa it rroaa tba cBca longer than paid Cor
TBI WEEKLI STAB? pnbUaksd as '
a o* Jn??a
PERSONAL.
I AD1ES DOCTOR AND FRIEND: ONB *??'*
a ,x>1t FKranij; Booms for Patients; fe?bci?
Kuaala Pti>?. *3. Mrs LABOPB.No. B41 Bart
?? Rilt'Trn Knftn^t M
D*THt*YKl.L Kynws SP BCIAL13T,
?atabilshrd here f. r the la,t ten years, won Id cao
tion !?<!i ? and ?. nil-men srahist ar.?wnne turongh
t.KP r^t fiice tiioDvni n* rlvi'rtiv aie&utM they
will mreir ba ?windi< d. by these p*r*ona, who are
uninr vt ?nj l?T,> t wit*! oa.
The Doc-r ? spa*j? and a-rmanent
cti.eoi all FemaJe Complaints aad Secret Diseases,
tran .-bar** . . _ . .
Prn ste c? p snlt-r.s re ma. 411 VRh street,abors
Fi-tnrmnit nren#, Hoara, l'J to 1, 2 to 5, 7>?
to f>. MfS tf
'THE BALT1MWBE AMEBICAN.
I ESTABLISHED 17T3
1* *erre<1 prowi ptly In Washington ant Georgetown
ty cw-i- r?, ac'f is tor sale at all principal Hotels.
BOBEBT COtiGlNS, Agent,
7 IT M street. N W . W%-htmgtoB.
B. 0. ROWLEY,
?yM 61? M afreet, Adr'-rtising AgeBt._
WOS M I.DIARTOMJJ Y, DOBT GO.?Thcrria*
I " did go," regardless > f the rem -mstrance of a
beh red ?i?rer. Old Ur PARBY, on 4>a street, snnth
tf Fer.b?tIvai*ia areaae, expects to Bare him rnrsd
-In a weefc. m> U-lm'
j^janh^op. i?<iii?pmua
t'crru'-'l <*md K-r""i '? r*s dwMer. B B* P.CrE*
T!?. Vo>'vr <t' AMmsm. Mtrnter of Ih* hotil
Qo'huof Sirt,nnf, Km*!<m4; L'fmtiate if
u< Voitt* tj rnpJKtaa*.
Honorary Alrm'.tr Faeuitf <f*
jat'tifnt. Pant, ?<.
A M.alka) B?**y cm tta can*e an l cure of *u*taa
tnra d< .ne ir, M ?n. ?b- wip? bow health is lost and
b'w r gained- it itiTee a clear ernopeisof the im
p*<1i?Kn(ato M?rri*?e, tb? treatment of Herroaa
ard rnjfncal Cebi'.ity, Igterilitr, Ac., whether
br oelit on ty e-rly abn^e or excea*. and the mns
dt ? theiafoT?the reaolt of n jcara tucceaafal pra:
Price W centg by mail. Addrea* the anther Dr.
Ccrti*. 9 Tremwit Place. Boston. Masa. uih3l-e<>ly
HEWAKK or TH^MAHY 1SSXPBBIBBCBD
VtOAtKS and hoary-h-a^e^ hnpostora now in
tbi? city, who a?,Tun? h%2f a do/en aliaaea, fn as
n.any d: ' r?nt offices Avoid exp-^eure. lose ui rep?
t.!Mi, btaith. a?<1 eren life itsetf, and conBde yoar
tKmblee in tr LLuN. wall know* here for the iaat
ten y?-ar8 as the mi st reliable, trustworthy, and
ekilifcl physician adr-r' i?ii.*. Hedo?<snot trifle or
bnmbag. rallilla all be premises, and gti&ranieca
ati'-cess wfc^n other* tail.
Srparmu Knomtjor Lftn P*ti*nts.
PiivaU t;?>csaltati?B Booms 414 10*h *tr?et.
H. B.?Th? Doctor does nat employ auy so-called
a- istmmti tberefcra rati?n*s .iv: ;d any exposnre
w> a'CTer. as tbey ?eenoowf tut tha Doctor, mh2i ly
HI TABIB? AH 1IDOWHUT POiilUY IB
the aoBTHVEatBRN. yon saenre yoar old
Mearatii*: pnssiMevrant or dependence ope n other*;
yon prTrldefor year family la the ersnf of death;
and rbe money yon pay to the company will earn
yon fromatof per cant, eompaand intareat. Oflce,
7th ?tre?t.
:,U U 1. Y. KBIGHT, Qenoral Axeat.
M.
H. PBIICK'I
LOAN OFFICE,
i??e pbhhbyitasia avbucb
twr STA1M8.)
BAZAtt fOB TUB 3ALB
OV
* UNREDEEMED GOODS
laVtr CNDKBSEATH.
B. PAYS >'Ai B PB1CK3 FOB
Lt lln'. l?6L'i' acd Children s SB^JOND
HAMjCLoTBiatO. rM'KKCLOTHiaa. BOOTS,
Jtc ,m 414 hh street S. W .andat619
D street, botweec Sth acd 7th streets. Bote by maB
pt a,ptli at*red .>1 to. )e^-ly*
IAriK?t>l'PrBBlliO FB*>3t 1BBKOI LAB1
> TIES. ?r %ny c<mpl<?ir!t p?c?!'?r to tbe'r sex.
ah> t,iii c< tiu Mi LBoN, tbe only r>-l:ab e and
oUt-u , .a . <.*fd rbysici?u fc r such spacialty in the
city. litilFid.siring treatment can rep^-e in him
?he utmost ct nfidtuee. lie especially i isitesa call
fr< in t!.< s wU bar* l.-an decrited a:id swiudle l by
the many hum' ne? and ad*ortisttK i<lacks infr^tini
the eity. A st-eTy < nre is W?twd in all rases
fryarabfHsi>;*r L?-9 ?si??*<?. ComamdsBN
??ri?-ily cot.tiilt-titial. Hi>urs?Iti i? I, 2 to ^ I to a.
B-. nis 4 14 lit h street, atovn Pa. arenne. d?H
OB 5XOTTB FRBNCB POWDBBB,CKKTAIH
CChk for licooni Drbility. c-'ia usl Bait
s1 as c.'vc^'l by ladisr.retioo. Oonorava, UlMt.
Scrofcla, Mic Disease, Bjph'lU. ia ail lia lorje
tyew'iiy cmrad.
i>?"im C< rT-e 11 mt Mrrrvry IM'-fl.rf,
fluid in Wa?hifi*toa by WM. B. EMTWI9LK,
Druggist. C'>rne? Pt-nBsylTaci* avenae au1 l'2tb
?Uisl. PricedS per W)x. sett by mail. Jj3 1/
WASTK1>?EVEBY OHB te ENOW, that tba
C< ir,p-.ny s OtHce for tbe sale of Blsft" s Sew
tax Math ^es. is at TIT MarkaaBpaea. delA-tr
WPIC1AL NOTICE ?Tbe_p-rso? who has tha
^ LOT OF MERCHANDISE, now with me for the
mot rweh-e m<:mtbs. will take notice that if not takea
?way by LM 3r?t of September It will V- s?: 1 to pay
advai.oaa. R H PB1NCB,
IPO* Fe-aasylvania aver.ae,
an! tf Loan OQce and falas Bo<e.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.
CHBISTIAMTY AND PO^ITIVIHM Lect :r?a
to the Times, by J.mes MrCoah.D. D.
MPM'>Hi> TO THE NATUBAL MAS; Dr.
hh'dd ABCNDABT LI KB AND OTHEBdEB
M< N8. by bailor. TUB STREETS AND LANBH
*>T A t'lTY; Atu7 Dntion. OCBlOtlTIAS OF
' III LAVW KEFijBTFF. H *ard. AT THE
ItAOE OF THE HOBTH WIND, by George
IfcDonald. EDITH HuBKBS OB A CHILD'S
JKFl.tE.C.; b, ?
mj- tf 4<V8 7th st.. IntcllUiencer Baildlnc.
IN
w BOOHS
AT
PUILP ? SOLOMOSS'.
TCDIES IB L1TEBATCEH. By O. W. Orl?n.
Id edPlon.? ?1 79
i : -..1 r ENUL1SH SYHON YM3.
By Ki^ksid Sk/Ole. ? ? 2 00
CALLIBOHE. By Maurice Baud, son of
O- ? rg- Bar<1 ? 1 79
BELF KENl'NClATloa. By Ber. T. T. Car
ter. MA, Oxford ??- 308
I E'K AAD DXblT; or. The L'atastrophiesof
at'terk By<'U?rr Optic ? ? IB
UK* OF rIB BENJAMIN THOMPSON,
Cooct Kr:-! : 1. I',, u . K. Ellis. Pub
lished tor the Am ricaii Academy of Arts and
b<-i?-icea.. 5 K
PI BLP AND PAULOB BEA.DlNOS.for the
?se t; ntl ti clahs. and fur public and social
ectrrt:?: - j_ -? 15?
THE I \NI>~ Ok' B'JOTT. B/James F. Hun
aawell - I SO
A VOMaSD Pt'I't!' ?- 1?
O ? THIELI.E A S1&E A'? Htstorisal Hovel.
By S BxrU. n'd, M. A., author of Co- _
? rioos Myths," e?'
CBOWliBT and MAttiC U'JOPS, aTaritty of atytaa
a<d price".
PUILP * bOLOHVXS,
BOOA^ELLEBS AND STATIONISBB,
ty] Mil PeonsyWaen. asenoe.
Bia. w. fbewm,
MANCFAOTUB1KO
HTATIONHKJ
FIBST CLASS
BLANK BOOBS M ADE TO OBDES,
Office at L. 0. Parke k Co.*.
SIS AND 31* NINTH STREET, K. W..
?tre doors abets Psaaay :*anla avetiaa,
licit Waahlncfc*. D. O.
THE TRADES.
M.
U. tUPKLASO,
MANrFACTCBER OF AWH1308
FOB (STORES. PL'BLIO AND
PR1YATR BCILD1BGS.
Awclnr* of all dearriptioas ? vie to ord'T a! short
?' tee.aad k-at<.3 fian ' tor covering entranoaa at
ra s - [.-.as Awning Mkt. rials on l-a&d, and
f?t sa'*9 at manlactarers' prices.
B. G. COPEL AND,
b.j' 2m ?4 t Lo?1stana at? nr.a.
W N 1 N O 8 . ~ '
l JOHN 0 HOGAH.
Mi nn.'aetnrer of mdew end Verandah Awnlnga
Flags. Taots. an i W^gon O. it era.
Special atUatlcD i.?sn toCity aad Oon try r?*
f.l': ardsn promptly attended to. 71$ Martet
?p*?e apB
nOOR AND JOB PBIHTIB'I
Anur rhOMPlL Y HXKCVTHD
BY H POLklNHOBN BOO,
a .14 ly D str?-t. be.ween Mh aad 7th 9*T*Xa.
VIABLIiHKO US}.
JOHN MrDBRMOTT A 8BOS
ilSRS A?
DEALE
iUAVRB AND MAhNHSS
OOACB-BAAEBS AND UARRiAOB
TBS,
Sl? Ftcusrhiicia av* , rear Sd street.
I A .f.jiO AS AND HASItjt^
MACAJVJiO ON STOKAOK AHD SOLA) ON
OMMlhfil'jy.
OABBiAGES REPAIRED. ?
J\ M. db AC%k BCUBBBTlBi
ma.iT 4 rtB atrea*. bacweao G aad H atrsoca.cjjl
b
BEPAIRiSQ or watokrb. jewblbt
CLt-^Ea, apRTRB carsfali/ axacotad. atmodar
au la; g ts otA iy
? 'UK,J0C7i^D0'hNA!lXSTAL PRINTINQ,
GlIiSOM BROTHERS.
ailS-ly IQl'J Psan'a aTeuua.(cootfe Mde )
OHIO ALTEKATIYB BITTKK9,
for tba cars of DDeatea cf tba utomasb. Rid
yt-. BiadJer.Lurja^L^rsc and B<-rsss.
K ircia<'u>d aM aold at Ho. iioo ;th
atr*<
IV . TAYLOR, B. D.
LADIES' GOODS, Etc.
?
BLACK, WHITB. AND COLOBBD
BILK GLOVKS,
WI11TE LISLK Til BEAD GLOVES,
One and Tro Bet ton,
Bt-ceived this day at DAVIS .
BBV LEGHORN HATS,
Jmt received *1 D\VIS\
jet M frfll Market Space, correr ?tb ?troet.
KILLIKERT, BBAL HilB, S*
AND
-
r AICT OOOOI.
? . P1IC1,
413 SBVKSTH STREET,
BlIWUJ D AM) E Street*.
INDCCIME2ITS EXTBAOBDINABY.
SO SHAM'
From thia day on I am d^t^rmined to my
entir* ?ti?ck ot 511LLI(*EK>, KJUOWKM.S. KlB
LON*. NATURAL Cl'RLS a ,d IMITATION
Ha IB GcoDS. and a well-assorted stock of FANCY
GOODS at first cost, in order to change tiusin-ii by
the first of Anguit.
91. PI I CI,
413 lEYESTII STREET,
e6-3m ' W*MnH and B etreete.
m
AMD
FAXCT WOODS.
MBS A. 0. U18T05, AuntT,
1423 F STREET,
EELL1NQ orr AT cost fob thb next
THIRTY DATS.
POSITIVE HEDUCTIOX.
1 hsrr made arrangements for OPENING A
URAHGH ESTABLISHMENT at Cie WHITE
M'LPHCU BPB1H<;S. V*. and shell positively
f ftr (treat Bsrgaina in M1LL1NEBI and LAOE
GOODS before leaving.
BTRAW TCBBAH8 and a creat variety of FABCY
GOODS eel ling cheep.
A. ?? 9i9m,
jeMm lii3 F 8TBEST.
JYJ BS. B. E WIGHT,
Coimr or 6th Btxket a*T> Lort?iA!?a Ar*!tr*.
1= sellirc cut at coat to close bn*fn<>e??'"Positively
at cost, ' to close by the last ot Jnie.
bave a larg-stcjk of French F).>vrera, Bib Sa
tot,*,Laces. and Fancy Goods: Stmw Gcoisi'?
cf every (Oairty, all of tbe latest style.
Also, a large stock of Leghorn Flat*, which will
be sold poattfrely at rest; or the whole a:oc'? and
fixtures will be scld to any person who wishes to
fcr.y. Ie?a than cost.
M ill close POSITIVELY by tbe last of June.
B>29 et 2w^
^LEAT BEDICTION OF PRlOES I
Bf ADAH T. D1 BOIS,
' HA1B AND FANCY bTOLE,
1311 PENNSYLVABIA AVENUE.
Between 12;h and 13th stree'a,
Iiarw stocked with a rich, handsome and aeaeon
ai It- . ar>t> of giods, t which the invites the spe
cial attrntion of the Indies.
Her Stock comprises a lot of Ladies' Cnderclothea,
well made and i f good materials. Hainan Hair of
every bne and description, Oliacelaint*, Braida and
Cnrl Assorted Fancy Shell and Baffitlo
Combs, ltnry Articles, Perfam-ry, Feus, Hair
Di e. ic .tr.
All of which wfll be sold at GREATLY BE
DUCED PRICES. m)27 2w
GREAT REDrCTIOM. <*?
ONS PRICE ONLY.
HENRY KUSTC3-, Jr.,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
CORKER 9th AND F STREETS.
Twenty five the nsan ' dollars of
M1LL1NEBY AND FANCY OOODS,
FLOWEBS, RIBBONS.
LACEB. BTRAW GOODS,
. HOSIERY. GLOYBS. PABA80L3,
OORSETB. LADIES VBjTB
Bold at 10 per cent above coat.
No deviation.
Positively One Price Only. myC ly
907 M- WJLV1 ? 907
Lad:** will do wall to examine my larra atock of
SPRING and StTMMEli GOODS. In gar; unpriaiag:
Beady MadeBnita.
CaaLni're Bncijcee.
Llama Lace Pointa and Paletota.
Liar a and Thread Lace Paraaol Ccvera.
Orsrandle Orerdreeaea.
i'. .act Dresa Silks. .
Real Laces.
Bonnets and Brnnd Hata.
Bibbons and Flowers.
J. B P. French Cor*et?,tbe beatIn the world, and
l'nd?r Garments of ererr dsnrrietl.'s.
ap3 B. WILLIAM,907 Penn. ave.
CLOTHING*
Highly Important to tbe Public
CLOTHING1
CLOTHING H
CLOTHING HI
eSAA ie wcrtta of M EBIH. YOUTHS'. BOYS' and
CHILDREN 8 CLOTHING of erSry variety and
description. Ur.'t becl<>(".-'l ont at once, wfthoat ra
rard to cost, as the store mu?t be vacated ky J uiy
1st. Moet all thr it wJj are of this e<*a?on*i mana
ractnre. and cf the latent dusign. la addition to the
above, a wen B?l.-ct?*l aaaortment of Gl.BT'B
rrBNISU INO GOODS, all of which mnst poh!Ut?
iybecl'taed oat at once. This la no deception. A
call wl.l oonvtnae j oa of rare bargains at
I-- OPPENHEIMHR,
Ho. 943 PENNSYLVANIA AYEBCB,
mylO-An b< tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
L1 J HB1REBOEB.
* * (Bscceseor to B. F. Lotrno* A Oo?
01T1ZENB. ARMY AND NAYT
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Metropolitan Hotel,(late Brown*?.)
y!3 t* Bo. 36B Fean. ara.. Waehingion.
1
PROFESSIONAL.
IkOOTOB UCS3NBLL HAS REMOVED TO
. J)?cs -fo* orders and eon
snMsticn for tha poor of the Beoond Waid at tha
W ard Apothecary .corner Kith and M. jeS6.*
XT ?- htabbweaibi .
J^l. ABCHIT*OT,
KyUlMMEU AlfD SCPKK1NTA*ukM.
All arders promatly exocntad DBAW1NUS for
Bnilding at reduced prices. OiBee at tha old aiand,
P!aat s Lullding, corner New York aveume uuJ Uth
street. aplt ly
L' L^'HMIDT.
1!j. ATTOHfiKT JI*D
counsellor at-lah,
F1BE ABP LIFE INSTBANC* AOEN1.
Col cm Ma Law UaUding. HauB Ho. 4.3th street,
between D aal B. tpg ly
Job! tybsowbki,
J7TOR.1TIY AT LA W,
IT ?*r. 3. Yo?: Law Bn'ldfatg, conwr LoaltlaM
aaenne and Mh street. Washington. D p.
C AmD/AMB8 B. WlUUBfl, .
ATTOmit.AT.liW,
OFFICE BOOTS blDM LOCIB1ANA AVBKui
Ho. 4**4, between Hi and 4th strata, a few
4#ora aast of BnrtxWe L >? tJ lldinc,
WABHIMGTON.D. 0
Bpecallty?Teaiame-ttarr Law. dcIT-tf
jVuVt:
? TTORNBY AT LAW,
HO. ' * <n * sLaw Kc '.iiag,
td tf H ?Bia|Jrin D. IL
AMUSEMENTS,
Ci l.OOtt GIFTS.
'RAND GIFT CONOEBT AMI) PISTBIBCTIOB
FOR tHI BIXXKIT Off
Tkt #>bstad.'tar Afyiim, Sisters rj Charily, /few
York, an* Si.Muti' an<l Sailors' Or plans
Horn*. Waskinmom. . .
o be held 1b w.niiiuKt n. D O.. under and hy
virtue of a permit fn-iu Hen A. Pleasant**n.Oom
mission or at internal Bi venue, on the 27th of Jalyi
Mli positively.
Tbe fol lowing 01ft* will be Awarded the successful
ticket holders by tbe Commissioners: 4 story Brick
House,64 N. Calvert it., Baltimore, ,OU0. 1,M0
acres Timber Land !n Washington Oo., ltd .with
three Dwellings and Baw Mill, lying on Ohee. and
Ohio Canal jlO Pflu. 3 story Brick House. 121 Bol
ton st., Baltr., 9 18,?00 3 story Brick Houae, 2U0
Conway st., Bmlto.. 97.300 1 fine Besidonce near
Govanatosm,3 ml lee from Balto., on Paaaeuger B.
W.. f11 000. 1 line Residence near Govanat. wn,
same location. 9*4.00 1 line Residence near Go vans
t< wn. name location. #*.800. 1 fine R-sidence near
Govanatown. tame location, 97-M0. ? Lota adjoining
slove sulirlan property, $iJ<00 each, 917 AO.
>?) Ca*h CHfts. SSO w0 B> nds. Browa-ville Precinct
and Lincoln County, Nebraska,? per cent, foldint.
?44M0U 0 Bonds; eiOOW B.C. State Bonds; 110
Share* faatkmgl Mechanics' Bank, Balto.: 1U1
Shares Citizens' Jfa'l nal Bank. Balto.; 1*> shares
Northern Central B R , 100 Shares Brie R. B.. 10
Chares Balto. an 1 Oblo B. 14 ; JO Shares Phila ,
V ilruu.gton and Balto. B. B. kj^") T:cg?T4 vn'y
will be sold, at 9* each, 9X0 000.
Bon. ILMcCoLLorow. Bit*/.-, Sd.J Vs
?sj. Oro, J. CAtTLi. Balto . Md. < to?"1** Ti
Bo*. J. 8 NegLRT, M. U . Pittsburg. Pa.. Waster,
Ht/tr.nr'S Maj. Gen. D. Bunter, U 8 A , Wash
ington. D. O.; Hon. Jas. S Megley, Pittaburg, Pa,;
first Nil ion n I Rank, Hsgeratown, Md.; Appleman
A Co., Hunkers, Hagerstown. Md.; Hon. B.J. Brent,
IateAtt*y Gen "I, Baltimore.
D< ads of the aboye Beal Estate certified by
or creel, in (he handa of <be Trust??. Tickets and
cii on I are can he bad of W. G. Metzer >tt A Co.,
Mu-lc Dealers. 9'J4 Pennsylvania avenue; W H.
AO. H. Morrison Boek sellers, 4 Tft Pennsylvania
avenue; B?t>j D?Wolr, Jeweller. Bltt Pennsylvania
avenue; Jno. C. Parker. Booksellers. bUI 7th street;
Ailtrop A Dudley, Beal Estate Agents, T1 bonlsiuna
avtaue.or P. 0. DEVLIN.
General Agent, Htathmer and Printer, Bo. 31
h assau street. New York.
Orders by mail will recede prempt atten
tion. mr 9 1m
IjAtLOW H GALLERY
>? j a *i K T S,
Nr. 11)36 PENNSYLVANIA AVBNUB,
TEE FINDING OPHELIA.
SUA K ESPBRE'S HAMLET,
By WEBBEB.of Cincinnati.
mj%5 NOW ON EXHIBITION.
R
OOBS or THE I. ?. C. A,
CGRNEB NINTH AND B BTBEBTB.
1'BEE BEADING BOOM AND LIBRARY.
M OHTBREYSBBI BG S,
Th# following New Books have recently been ad
ded to tbe Library :
U<M>rge band's'1 enow Man.'*
C. McDonald's " Pbantasles."
Miss Alcott'a* Moods "
Mace'a " Motttbfnl of Bread."
" Bobmaon Crusoe," elegantly Illustrated.
Lowell'a " Among My Booka/'
Giant White'a'- W orda and their Daee."
Sieke'e" Discovery of the Sources of the Nile."
GfMNASlCM, splendidly fitted np with all tbe
a?p trains of a first class Gymnasium.
Dully Prayer Meetings at noonday and 6 p. m.
apifltf
No 4M) OI EXHIBITlOfl (No. 4H6
7th S AMD HALE ] 7th
Stuit. ) at ( Strut.
MABHBITEB'a,
No. 4S6 Seventh atreet. between D and E etreeta,
eight doers a hove OQr! Eellowa' Hall,
CI nice Oil Pnintlngs, Engravings, Cbromoa. Ac.
Also, Largest Stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades. Picture Frames, Picture Ccrds and Tanaeli,
Biiuj, Nails Ac .in ibo District.
?5^TERMS, CASH.
Pl<?se remember Nuiie and Number. apB ly"
FCL BEICIIRHIIACH'S Plaao Btara,
. Ao. 4l'3 ll'A Stre't, above Penna. Avenue,
(Establishro Over 20 Yrars )
Bf-le agency for the sale of the celebrated PIANOS
of Wm. KaabeACo.. Baltimore, and Wm
MrCaBim'>n, Albany- also, second-hand|E3VWB
Pi?nos, Urg-vns and Melod?oiia tor sale or**' * * '
rent on the most acc<-nimo?1a?lt-.g terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning acd Repairing. ap4 ly"
SUMMER RESORTS
i'l TP K HOME PLACE,
Located on the scmniit ol th ?'>nnta'n, one tT.ile
fr >m the Weatern Maryland Railroad.f
w hich will be rcmilng within three imIIc-i'
c-t the honse hy th? 1st't July, an! to il?*4
s inn: t during the ti nth IS OPKN i- >b inc.
LKCEPTIOA OK bLMSER UO^KOEUS.
For the preat-ut the Western Sla;yliiua Railroad
i fis fa a rg rs to Mtchanicatown, ten rallea
from ilor.terey. where good at. 1 comfortable eoi
Teyances are in rtaJiaesa to bring tbenxn at modi
rate rates.
Terms 92 a day, ? 10 a week, or $33am:>ntb.
for lurlhtr piiticulari or circnlars. a<idreas
U Y1NGLING.
" Monterey gprins'V
jeS tu th.a.lm Franklin County. Poena
|?L17EKIDGE SIMM K B RESOBT. near Groea
I > Wwwd D> pot.ou Chea. and Ohio R. U. Haa beon
in euccessfBl operation more than twenty yeara.
Acccinmcdationa snpeiior. Terms reasonable.
A. K. 1ANCY, JGreenwood Depot,
je 1 f-olm Albemarle county, V a.
PLEASANT KCMMEB BESOBT.-WarronUu.
Va . h&a now ralli vad and telwgraphicT
Cf n.mcLicat?on, and being within a pleaa-'
HM-iriu .f the White Sulphur Snnnga.,
ofl<-rs icduc<m?nts to Snmnier Vi?ltors whi:1.. ..
places on holdout. The advantages of town and
ceuutrv are here ?< mbined. Board reaaonabte, and
every eueat n.ade to feel at home Livery Stable in
conntction with the Hotue. Addreaa
SAM'L T ASBBY,
Proprietor Warrenton Hofase,
jellm Warrenton. Va.
Y A T T O B 1
This beautiful BUMMER RESORT, sit .
nated tear Snicker's Gap, on Alexandria^
and Winchester turnpike, will be ready.
forths reception of gnesta by JUNK 1?T,1S7
de?lring to spend the ?ummer in the conntry will
>1< aae uddreaa B T. JAMNEY, Bound Hill Poat
Office, London conn'y, Va. my3l iw
WEST BBD BOTBL. LONG BRANCH, B. J.,
iformerii Slet? u House.* Just reflt-r
ted; open J una IS; modern In structnre and'
tirst claaa in aveiy respect. Will !>? under
the praiiagtment of JAMES SYKES, of Willaru s,
W ashington, and PETER GABDN KB. now of the
Gils*') House. N. Y., formerly of the N. Y. Hotel.
A palpations for rocnis, Ac.. rereiv?d at the H-itei,
cr By Mr Gardner.at Gllsay Houae, N. Y. 8YKBS,
GABDNEB * CO., Proprietors. my371m
P1BEY POINT PAVILION,
ST. A1AK Y'S COUTH I Y, MAR Y LAM D.
Thlafavorlto anmtner retort. lOOmllesfrom Wash
lnrt^n anU the same distance from Bal'i- "
ii.ire, within a few miles of CheeapeakeL
bay, can be reached by steamers every JJ
Tc -eday arid Saturday Trom Baltlmote, and evory
Mondwy. Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday and Satur
day from Washington?accommodations for M0
gii. ata? will he opined for tbe rtcvption ot visitor*
on the 12tb of June next and closed on tbe 1Mb of
October. A fine lea honae filled with northern ioe,
gbd many ctbcr additions have been made aince Hat
tenscn for theeorafort and conveeience of guests.
Saltwater battling, fishing.'crabbing, boating or
hunting, ten-plna. qnoit and eroun?t gr>unda and
good music are among the ammements to be found
at thia delightful place, and for comfort and health
cannot be excelled by any place In the United
B:atea,
Terma- fSper day, 913 per week, 9W par month
ofSOdaya. Mlaaea and children ander 10 yeara of
uge ball pi Ice. .
A B. POTT8, Proprietor.
JA9. H.THOBP. Manager.
A tri-weklj mail by auuasr haa lately been es
tabli-hed. mytl-tf
j^ocuaiDSX Alts .r?isa?/R)(/wl
OPEN MAT lbTR, 1?71.
Th;s farorite and celebrated watering place will
cft^r additional attractions this season:A . . A
among other Improv- meuta th?re has IweiiVcmV
adceil an elegant and spacious Ballroom JllJCLX
adj "iuieg the pailor; the parlor has bweu eulars^i
and much improved, and tbe proximity of thu two
rendi ra each eaetly arceaalble. It will he kept in a
?tyle not aarpassed anj wbere in Virginia.
The watefis of those apeclal springs wither cure or
greatly relieve moat canoe of Scrofn a. Incipient Oon
ggtAiAtlf.n Chenn!/. Pee.?e>Ll?Ja
anmptlcB. Chronic Bronchitis, Ohroaic Laryngltu,
(ibronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia, Ohroo.c
Dlarrluea, Obroaio rys?nt?ry. They are alao a
great valoe in these affections which are peculiar to
tli' female constitution, and as an appetiser, a tonic
and gaueral 'reatorattre, tbey are, parbaps, nnrl
railed aui ugst Mineral waters Tbe prowrWtee will
have Movided for the lw?? aad ballro im a tint
t lasi< band of masir. and In general ail tbe soarcea of
aim*matt and reereaiiou nsaally found at oar beat
garni**-r r> aort? will bu at th? oooamandof the gneeu
at "BotKBRifcK Aldk. Tbe place is within
eleven to thirteen h or- or RIcmiiom. Waehlngtoo,
Baltimore, etc., by rail, all Inday-light: Passea
gers lease the cars of tbe OhewpeaAa and Oblo Ball
read at U?nen Depot, and new aod elegant rtage
coachea, paaaiuc rapidly over a smooth and level
road of only eight miles, art down the visitors at the
Springs to tea.
MBX9 A. FSAZIEB, Proprietor.
Dr. H. H. NoBi.,ot Baltimore, Betidont Phyaician
M/~Tfe? Boekbrhlg# W ater for aala bp the princi
pal Drnggista ot tholnited States. ?
^Descriptive pamphlets pent tree on applira
^CUUkACKIB A CO. PUKOI
Prof. CARL BIGHTSB has the honor to_ ssaw .
Inform Lls -fri iula and the muiic lovink*3?E|
public that heLaaaecarad tbe agency for*TTmTl
tbe mituflcsiit
BCHOMACEEB PIANOS,
of world wide reputath n, which hare graced the
parlors cl the Executive Mansion for a number of
pear*. Alao. for the celet rated
BUBDETTE CELESTE PARLOR ORGAN,
an* that he ia prepared to Itllon the moat reason
able tenna or dimtbly Instalments. Alao, that be
will cont:nne daring the snmaier months to give
Instructions on Blaao and Organ at his eool aad
"""'MTfEhN'sTLVABli AVKNUB
K>a fan* between 9th and Wth ttree'g,
SPECIAL NOTICES
I HAVE J 1ST BETUBNED f BOM BBW VOBR
with an intmente stock of FANCY ViVOD*,
LBUGs. >d4 a'l the leading 1*AT 1ST UOt*
OlfrBSoftlte d?r, which 1 wHl Mil
low pricr*. 24 to SC per cmt. belew what too hare
to elsewhere. 1 rune in part:
Brown'a Jamaica Git.ger? ... 49
Ayrt't Barsapariila and Cherry Pectoral?? Si
Sckenck's Syrnp and Sea W ted Toole 31 B
Lyon's Kathi>lr?n and. Barry'* Tricopheru*-..___SI>
Jajne's Expectorant >ml Alterative. JJ0
Bnrnett'a Oocoala* aud Kal Is ton.. M
Hostetter'* and Plantation Bitter a. ?-JO
Michler ? Berk Bitter* - 89
Colgate'* Soap ret Ail Ml at one half the regular price*
Laird'* Bloom and Magnolia Balm........................60
Winchester'* HypophopLites, gonoiae 8#
Tarrant'* Beltier Aperient
Batcheior's Hair I>y* .... ....... M
Larmac A Ktmp * Florida -?7t>
fiatUid Bye Whisky. I*r?c hottl?*. SlTBolh?*d
Oin genuine. 91 bottle: Calltorola Wine*. a'l kinds,
75rents atd Sl,*n endless variety; To- th. Hair,
Nail, Hat, Bbaving. and Cloth Brush"*: Turkish
Towel*. 1'bamoy Spowea. Preparations for
the Hair, Face, 8km, Toilet; Combs, Oo*metics.
Perfnmr>ry, Ac. All wit! positively bo fold at Cog
?jd*r*bly lower rate* than eI??whero. I Am deter
mined to make it an object to give me a Gall.
ABTBTk NATTANS. Drngclat,
DyM 0<>rn?r M and D streets, H. W. <
9I14T BIOICTIOI
IN OLD BY ? AMD BOUBBO* WHISKIES.
BKANDlES, OINB, Ac ,
of tho following braads, wirr? Family Neetar, 3
years old, #2.60 per pal.; Bob- rtson, 4 do., SS SO
do.; Bowler, 6 do.. St do ; Old Grow, 5 do.. jfido ,
Baker, fl do ., f5do,; Pine Apple, (rectified,) flJO
do. BBANDIBS?Larocheller, 93 do.: do., (Bus,)
?s do.; Htnuesfdy. 18St. #7 do.; do . 1jM3. IUIOo.;
Otard, Dupnr A Co., 1 SJ8, BID; California Brandy,
ft do.; OJ? Tom Gin. B3JI; Cocktail Bitters, 'very
ne;) Augnstnra Bittors. Baker * Bitter*. Black
berry Brandy. Liberal dircotuit to the trade.
o. gautieb.
Proprietor of tho Native Wine BUters,
my 11 1317 and 1419 Penn a avenue.
PEBkT DA TIB' Pill KILLER.
Traveler* ar^always liable to sndden attacks
Dyeentery and Cholera Mori us. and these ooetii ring '
when absent frcm home, are very unpleasant. The
Pai "i Eillir may always he relieu np>u in sttch
cases As seen as you fetl the symptoms, take out
teas poor, fal is a Kill of new milk and molaesns and a
K"1 of Lot water, stir well together and drink hot.
?oat the dose every honr un'il relieved. If the
pain* lie severe, Lathe tbe bowels and back with the
medlclu* cl-ar.
In cases of Asthma and Phthisic, take a table
spoonfnl la a gill of hot water nweetened well with
m.lasses: alao bathe th? throat and stomach faith
fully with the meolcine. clear.
Dr. Sweet say* it take* oat th* soreness in casea of
bone netting faster than anything ho ever applied.
Fishermen, so ofteu exposed to burn by having
their skin pit reed with books, *nc five of fish, can
be relieved by bathing with the Pain Killer as soon
m th* accident occur*; In this way the anguish is
soan abated; bathe as often as once in Are minutes,
say three or fonr times, and yon will seld.m have
any trouble.
The bites and scratches of dog* and cats are soon
cured bj bashing with the Pain Killer clear.
mjS eo.dAw ________
BATCHKLUK1 HUB DTK
This splendid Hair Dye is th* best tn the world
Harmless, reliable, lasuuitanons, does not contain
lead, nor any rtia.tr poison to srodoce paralysis or
death. Avoid the vaunted and delusive preparations
boasting vlr'nes they do not >osseas. The gaaulne
W. A. Bachelor's Hair Dye ha* had Utrlf peart
m,tarnished reputation to uphold its Integrity as
thennly perfect Hair Dye?Black or Brown. Sold
ty all Drcff ists. Applied at ltt Bond street, New
York. _________ fefrtf
THIBBTOH'S ITOBY FEABL TOOTU POW
DBBlis the best artlcl* for cleanalug and preserving
teeth field by all druir<ri*'s. Price, M and 10 CMto.
JOOTIM-blKUDOBOUBULOVBOLBANBB re
stores soiled glovoa equal to new. Bold by all dritg
gists and fancy goods dealers. Prion. M rents d?4-ly
TIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, Ac.
II
O ! FOB f ALT V ATJtB !
USHlXli, SAILING, AMD SALT WATSR
Ha 7 JflM (j.
KXCUB8ION T<> Nl'BfOLK. FOKTBEbfi MUN
BOB, A.N I' h K f L ttN,
CNI.Y Qi
SPLKBI'lD MB.4MKB LAPY OF TUB LAKE
Capt. C. E Mitohsi.t.,
PKII'AY. JL'BE <). I"*7 1.
Will leave It.r wharf, foot Of 7th
etreot. at i r.m., reachii s; Burf^lk
i:*-*tmot' nt Keluruiag,leave Bor-*
(?lk SaTL'BDAT, at S p m., all rdinva fine oppor
umitj fi.r all wU^may wish, to stop at the world
r>uo*ri(l?ntir:iit plate, "Old Point," ond enjey
th'- ??hilerstli u sea br?</? and aalt water bathing.
Ticket* ^ ft. tor c ale on board. *r by
h P. BBOWN a boh,
jc"-2t corner 15tU fttreet *u4 Now York ave
'|'HE TH I HP ANNI'A.L P1C S1CJ0F BLACK
M' A
]<ci Um
HAWK TB1BI. No. 1*. 1. O. B.
will take place at
ABh Ell'S Tth STBBET PABK
On Wr.DKJfDAY KVENINU. June 7 , l'Cl.L
The Trite pledge themselves t?> make this .'/ie pk
n?'f of the seasen TtcSetsFiFT* CLSTS.almit
ting yentlftnar and ladles. jefi ?t?
HOI FOB UAk^HAliL HALL, THE D E
lightfnl *nn m*r rtsort Beauti
ful shadetrie* and erreu laatis EX
CCB^lOB OF TU* B STBBET
BAI'TIbT BABBATH BCHOUL. on bATL'BDAY,
June 10 ttesmor Arrow will leave her wharf, foot
ol 7tb street, at 9H o'clock a m., retnrning leave
Marshall Hall at 4 o clock p id Tickets, gentleman
and lady, 91; singte ticket, 74 cents; rhlldron. SO
oents. jst-eo-at
LECTURES.
gClENTlFIC LECTLBEa.
Dr. I. P. UOWLAND will deliver a course of tour
Lectures on the WUSDEB3 OF TUB MiCBO
fiCOPB,nslng the ELBOTB1C LIOHT for the Illus
trations, with experiments in NITBOOfi OX1DB,
showing its wondetfnl an.-rstbetic Influence, at Lin
coln Hall ever/ KBIDAY BYBBlNtt,ooounsncing
June 2 and ending Jnne 13
Admission to each Lecture K rents.
Lectures to commence at8 o'clock.
Ho extra charge for reeerved s<-at?. Tickets and
reserved seats for sale at Parker's Hews Depot,
bev.-nth street, opposite Pest Offloe.
Ttachers and pupils of all the pnblic. private,and
Bnnday scho*l* admitted for ten cents each, jel Srt*
?ABI FOB T11JK FEBT.
DB. WHITE. CHIROPODIST,
436 FIFTEENTH MTBEET,
CrposiiK U. B. Theascrt,
(Established In Washington, D. O., US1,)
treat* COBNB, BCNIONB, BAD BAILS, Ac., So
the shoe can Le worn witn uw immediately after
the operation. Beter* to the many physician*, snr
g?*ons. and the thousands ef other responsible per
sons who patrouise bis e*tabll*hment.
Hours from 8 a.m. to 9 p. m. myS
FOB
SUMMER WEAR.
JUST BKCEITED
BLOB FLANNEL bClTS.^_> 10,13, ?13
CHEVIOT BUlTfi 10,1?. 1SH, ?16
BBOWN LINEN SUITS 3 to ?6
WHITE DUCK SUITS ft to f*?
WHITE DUOK DEBBY, (English) f 10
ALPACA COAT8 ..SK, S. 4, A, ?6
MOHA1B COATS, DBAB and HBOWN.?3 to 84
LINEN OFVIOB COATS 7 4-. to ?1
BXTBA LABOE MEN 'S DUCK SUITS 0T.9O
IN E LIGHT COLOBBDCABBIMEBE
DBESS PANTS ? 4, S.S.fT
ELL WOOL CAES. BUB PANTS 3.30, ?1
FINE WHITE DUOK and MAB
SE1LLBS VESTS to 4
BOYS'LIB EN BUITS 8.A0, ?3
SPECIAL BABOA1N8.
FINB BLUE OLOTH FBOCK COATS ?18
BLACK CLOTH FliOCK OOATB.fc to f 1ft
gVGOODS SOLD AS ADVEBTUBD.
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
1011 PBNBBXLYENIB AVENCB,
10th and Uth
myM-tr Third door troa 11th
CO. W1LLAED,
bbbitt bocbb,
spg- WABHIBOTOB, D. 0
|jB OAULF1ELD 8 OLASfiBS
uizt" "" -"TWia: BBSs.
EVENING STAR
Waahington News and Qoatip.
ImtVii Ritmii?The receipts from this
source to-day were 95??,!M5-<9.
Tbb Pimmr is expected to Tistt tht* city
Friday of next week and remain hare a day or
two.
Okie* Jvbticb Chase has engaged quarters
at the Waukesha, Vii., Springe, aLd is ex posted
there on the 15th iost.
Ex-Sbvatob Th aver, it a candidate for the
republican nomination for Governor of Nc
brrska.
Dii'Loii ab were distributed to the CTaduBtlng
claiS at the Naval Academy yesterday, and
Secretary lwfccton delivered an addrtee.
Secbbtabv Bslkbaf will leave her? this
evening for West Point to attend the graduating
exercises at the Military Academy, and will be
absent about one week.
Tbi Wild Hurt for OrricB^Gov. Oooke
received over one thousand applications for the
one hundred and thirty-six ofllces at his dis
posal in the etty of Washington.
Appm*T*T\?Oen. E. O. BaT?cock, Commis
sioner of Public Buildings and Grounds, has
appointed Oeprge D. Benjamin, of mitttia,
assistant superintendent, in place of Mr. Burns.
Mb. W. W. Corcoran 'a numerous friends
ware gratitled thia morning by his appearance
on the streets in his carriage for the first time
since his illness. He looks feeble but the drive
seemed to do bim good.
Sbbatob Mobbill, ot Mr., Naval Construe
tor Hanscom, Commodore Alden, S P. Brown,
Esq., and several other gentlemen leave here
this evening on the L>adv of tie Lake for an
excursion to Norfolk. They will return on
Friday. _____
CiTT Notbs Taiablm.?The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue hae had under considera
tion the onestion of taxing notee issued by city
authorities, and it is said that he wi!l decide
that they are taxable nnder the Internal reve
nue laws. ________
Dbbtbottho Bbdbrmbd Bobds.?Charles
Ncai.of the Register's Office; W. V. S. Wilson,
of the Secretary's Office; and J. W. Whelpley,
of the Treasurer's Office, have been appointed a
committee to count and destroy over ?*#,000,000
wotth of bonds purchased for the sinking fund.
Thb irB-ooMKiTTKB to investigate Southern
outrages yesterday examined ex-Oov. Orr. of
South Carolina, and Mr. Morris, or Ala. The
lormer said the Ka-klux organization in South
Carolina was to frighten colored men so as to
deter them from voting in 1872.
THB IBTIBBAL UBVBBCB BCRBAU Will I
change all the stamps on or about August lst?
substituting two kinds. The one will be called
sensitive stamps, and acid-' used to remove the
cancelling marks will destroy the stamps j
beyond use; the other kind will be printed oo
such colors as to prevent imitation by means oi
photography.
COHMABDABT OB MABIRR8.?The question B?
to who will be appointed commandant of the
marine corps at the Washington navy-yard ou
the retirement of the present ooromandart,
Gen. Zeilen.ieteiDg discussed among the officer*
of the corps, and rumor has it that Oapt. W. W
Collier, the present commanding otlicer at tho
na*y-yard will sneceed him.
There Nirw West potstbep?The ex&mina
tion of the entering class at West Point is con
eluded, and among those who passed with
credit w< re "Lord Napier," the new colored
cadet from Tennessee: yonng Young, the son of
lirgham, the prophtt, and young Meagher, son
of the late Gen. Thomas F. Meagher. Twenty
one candidates w ere rejected.
ThbSoftekbh claims couhissiobbrs had
under examination jesterday the elaims of
Moses Wenttock, of Columbia, 8. C., V. P
Corbett, Joel E. Parr and Kandolpb Bircb, all
of Virginia; and to-day the claims of Peyton L
Thomas, James B. Kirk and Dr. James Farisb,
all of Culpeper, Ya., and Frederick and Augus
tus Schneider, of this city, are under considera
tion. The claims of Mr. Kirk and Schneiders
amount to over $16,000 each. The others are
each above $$,000.
Mrs. Foftbb, wife of Major General J. G.
Foster, died in New York yesterday morning
Gen. Foster, recently on duty in Boston, was
ordered to California, and was on hie way with
his wife to Baltimore, where she was to remain
during his absence with her relatives. Shortly
after reaching the Antor House. New York, she
was taken very 111 and died quite suddenlv.
Mrs. Foster was the daagfcter of Colonel
Samuel Meale, I*. S. A., ani sister of Mrs
Major General Gibbon. She was an amiable
and accomplished lady, and had many friends in
thle city, who are pained to hear of her death.
Thb Pol&bis started at noon to-day on a trial
trip down the Potomac, and will return to the
dock this evening. It Is expected that s!ii will
not be ready to sail for New York until Satur
day or Monday next. The following is a com
plete list of the officers and crew, who are all
on hoard and In re&diuesafor sea duty: Captain,
C.F.Hall; Captain S. O. Buddingnn, sailing
master; Hubbard C. Clinton, first officer; Wm.
Morton, second officer; Emil Schuman, chief
engineer; Joha Wilson,assistant engineer; Her
man Veiggen, first fireman; Walter Campbell,
second fireman; John l'orter, steward; Charie>
Brandt,cook; N..f. Coffin, carpenter. Seamen
Joseph Maoch, Henry Hobby, Herman Siin
moi'S, Wm. -lessnp, Pater .Johnson, T. L. Berg
gren, Fred. Anting, J. W. Llnkwtst.
??
Death ot a Majob General ib a New
York PAlto* Cbll.?Major General Charles
Mundee, late of Tallahassee. Fla., an officer
who bad graduated at West Point, been In the
nrmv for twenty years, and served with dis
tinction in the Union army daring the war, left
his sonthern home some weeks ago to attend the
reunion of the army of the Potomac, and the
annual meeting of the Grand Army of the Ke
Cublic at Boston. There he met with many of
is former comrades in arms, and the revival of
o'd army association* and Incidents tendering
naturally enough to rather hilarious oonvtvality,
General Mundee prolonged his stay in the
North longer than he had intended. Coming to
tbis city on bis way to Florida, where he owned
a large plantation, Geneial Mundee spent some
days in company with friends and army ac
quaintances , whom he casually met. and was In
acme way Induced to buy an interest in n drlnk
it>g salcon. Whilst there he was arrested for
gtard larceny, on some unfounded charge,
brought bv some loafers who freauented the
saloon, and was taken to the Tombs. He de
clined to communicate with his friends, and on
Saturday was taken out of his cell in a flu In
twenty-five mlnuUs afterwards he died. Gen
cral Mundee leavee a wtfe and irtx children.
General William F. (Baldy) Smith will take
neat and for
fait
ucuv> ai v? ais? **tu a ? \w
efcarge ot tbe b>dy after the inquest and f<
ward It to his lamfly? Xtw Fori World, 6thin
Tbbbiblb Tobbado ib Tbxab ?We have
news of a terrible storm which began at Gal
vastou last Saturday. Tbe wind forced the
water of tbe Gulf on to the Island, flooding tbe
southern part of tka city to tbe depth of several
feet, washing away many buildings from th?
lower part or the city on the Gulf beach, and
destroying two miles of the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson railway track. Two shipwrecks
are reported, bat fortunately tbe crews were
sa%ed. Since Saturday six inches of rain has
fklien, and the Telocity of the wind was thirty
nine miles per hour
A J'CHCOL UtU F%ATBD BT HBB TBAOHl
Nr. Barney, a pedagogue of Ithaca, N. Y., be
lieves that corporal jmnishment is essential to
the naintenanos or discipline tn schools. A fev
days ago, for ? trifling offence, he flogged a
Utile girl only eight years old, wtoc a strap,
which the Maean save, in bis strong handi,and
gnided by his spiteful temper, fairly flayed his
subject. Her back was dreadfully marked, bat
Mr. Barney told the mother of (ha ohlld that he
should not have nnnlsbod her aooevoreTv IT she
had not screamed while receiving the blows.
Thb "Mrs. QaiMfelaw earn'' is Main in roll
activity at New Orleans; or as the Times of
that city expresMa it. "this eternal litiga
tion is again npon us with all Its horrors.'? This
time tbe proceeding is one In equity to aet
awde tbe judgment by vrhioh the last win was
admitted to probate, ana Xtt. Gaines's heirship
recognised.
TELEGBAMS TO THE STAR'
Thil Afternoon'? DUpatchet.
Associated Prc?i Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Telegraphed Erdutir'ly to Ik* Ermine Stir.
I'rfBtb EImiIwm Amnllfd.
Vu.-in.i.n>, .JuT.t 7.? The municipal elec
tions at Marseilles and Tarascon Lave been de
clared re id.
Wholesale lallvay Wanghctr of
Twenty-flve women were killed and fifty in
jured Vy a railnay accident near Fail.-, veetw
day.
1h? TfnilomeColnm to fce BMtorfd
All the pieces of the column of Yonttotnehave
been fcjud, and the monument will beexactij
restored.
it? of nUeeaat la Holliwn.
A sisi tuiiH, June 7.?The Batik of Holland
Lac rt dnced tte rate cf discount to 3 per cent.
Itnltann CoUalilag la Rcypf.
FU R?> I, 7 ?Sign* Hob leat- ha*
Vetn ajijoiiited minuter to Vienna, to replace
Senor Dweehi. now ir Fgypt for the purposjof
forming an Italian colony.
iffaln Ib Paela and Tenallln.
Versailles, June 7?Pi card has been made
Governor of the Bank of France and Botunde
Procurer General. The report of disturbances
In I,von* ia fa! fl. The trial of thoee oommnni*t
leader? held here as prisoners will ooamena at
?nee. The first trial wiil be that of Asrt. Louis
Blanc has written a letter to the /'^am de
nouncing the commune. Arrests of communist
leader* cont.aoes. Lullier Las been secured,
pyat Is still at liberty.
lew French Minister to Waahlnrton
It is raid that JalM Ferry will be minuter to
Washington.
Yachting tn England
J;U>Vn'i FacAt H im tke Uarvxik
I.o*do*. June 7?Ashbury's yacht LiveinU
won tbe Harwich regatta, beatingGivendol.n,
Halcyon, Flving Cloud, aud Volante.
Andrew Arcedeclssr, commodore of the Koyal
London Yacht S-iuadron, died laat week.
Pahis, June 6, evening ?The bourse, rent *%
closed at 53 francs and ?z centimes.
DlMMten at Sea.
Lonw*, J one 7.?The steamship Bavaria,
from Aspinwall for llambarg, touched South
am t'ton vesterday.
The stesmsblp Cftv of Baltimore, from Liver
pool for New York', ia at t^iieenstown to-day,
disabled.
The bark Our Prota. raptain Marelia, from
Philadelphia, March 31et, at Cork, reports
baring shipped a sea, which carried overboard
the maater, one mate and several seaiaen, all of
who ia ware drowned. ^
UITEB FEOJI FIFE PRESIDES I
OOLFAX.
Hta Account of bla Illneaa.
It vat Caused ly too Much Wort?He it Regaining
Kit Strttytk?Vrntal of ike Jftw York Sun't
Cita* Story.
Mw York, June 7th?Vice President Col
fax, in a letter to Whitelaw Beid, dated S>ath
Bend, June 5th, says:
"1 am glad to tell you the joprney from
Washli gton made roe stronger, and that here
in the quiet of mv family and home I am regain
ing mv strength. which shall be guarded in
tuiuremore thanitLat been in the past. X think
I Lave studied out
thi care* of the attach
wLich prostrated me so suddenly on the 22d of
May. A bronchial affection of several years'
stnnd'ng. caused bv overmuch shaking iu the
open air, bad aggravated thi* spring into a se
vere bronchial catarrh, accompanied with a
flight bilious disa1 rangement. When the Presi
dent convoked the Senate 1 left for Washing
ton in such impaired health that 1 told my fam
ily it wu the Urst time in twenty years I bad
fone tn a post of duty with such reluctance;
nt it I st**id at bom* it would be attributed,
though unjustly, to hostility to
the pes.oixg tilSatt
of re ace and reconciliation. Al;bong!i occupy
ing tbe chair every day of thesestim. I was
ondcr medical treatment tbe wbole ti ne, and
so lar from the statement bein* true wrteh
has been ?o widely publ hed and credited to
the New York Su?, th?t i smoked live or
BIX STRCl j CIOAP.S
on an cmptv stomach,'* 1 smoked but one ju?t
after breakfast, six hours before the attack. I
have had three previous attacks of vertigo, two
while sj-eaking, and have been warned, by
medical friends of tbe peril of a more danger
ous attack, but Lave failed to heed the warning
For tbe past ten years, certainly since tirst
elected to preside in the Hou?e wight years ago,
when my constituency became wider than a
tingle dietrict, I have never ru>en in the morn
ing here or at Washington that i have not felt
1 had twice as much work to do that day as
there was reallv time for. A correspondence of
all concievable inquiries and all kinds of busi
ness, Sc., often extending to hundreds of let
ters per week, I have attended to myself, in
addition to my official duties, always in hours
stolen from rest, and frequently iu
BOCKS STOLE* FBO* BLEEP.
The very day I was attacked, having felt the
oppressive atmosphere of the executivesees oi
more unpleasantly than usual, I left it, and
going to mv room wrote a large number of let
ten to catch up with the arrears of eorrespond
ence. Returning to the chair at 4 p.m., the
blow fell ten minutes thereafter. It is the
story of
MBXTAL STHAI* WITHOUT EELA I ATI"*:
but alter this serious warning I intend to " mend
my ways," and to reoognite there is a limit
which even the strongest constitution wi!l not
allow to be exceeded. Let me, in conclusion,
coiTect another erroneous statement that 1 was
not able to talk for a week aTer the attack.
Every day I conversed with my physicians aud
attendants, but feeling the necessity of quiet 1
declined conversation with nearly all others
who visited my room.
schttlm Colfax.
e
nurdtroiiN Strike at Sea.
TkB Mutiuu and Alur-Itr on tke Brig Boven-Af
(lisiMtioii of tkt Captain by kit Colored Crete.
Naw Yokk, June 7.?The brig Boiren, about
whose fate apprehension was felt, on ecoount of
themutiav. arrived in the Narrows last even
ing. The*following U the report ol Captata
Sleeper, who succeeded to the command when
Capt. Amsburv died:?"While stowing the an
chors on the 2d instant, at 4 p. m., one of the
crew disobeyed orders, and on being spoken to
by the first mate, be and Capt. Amsbury, who
went forward at that moment, were set uj.on by
the crew, six in number, all negroes, and Capt.
Amsbary was struck on tbe heed with a cap
stan liar and tatally iniared. The mate had a
ifcoulder dislocated, and also received two se
vere wounds on the head with a canstan bar,
from tbe ertecteof which he was disabled three
davs Tho second mate and steward were also
ceverelv Injured Oot the captain aft, but all
ef orts to save bfco were unavailing; be died the
same day." The mutineers were taken a:Lore
latt night and locked up.
[BECOHD DISPATCH.1
New Yoek, June 7?The mutineers of the
brig J. L. Boweu were brought here this morn
ing. Their names are Manu?! An to toe, Thos.
Koacbe, Mike Antoine and -'ames Thomas, ad
colored. When the officer and aseirtaats went
on hoard all was quiet, the villains evidently
not expecting a surprise. On the 4eek forward
were icnnd two. who were immediately hand
en lied, the other two being found in their bank*.
Thomas admitted that he struck the captein,
but added that he was drive* to it. The otherf
lav ail tbe blame on Thomas. The formality
of handing the prisoners over to II. 8. Commis
sioner Davenport was ?oi?e through at onoe
atter being brought to tW eUy, and tbe ineee
tigation will proceod wjtaout delay.
gallrsad Litigation In Haine
Pobtlaed, J una ??i he gaprense Court has
granted an injunetloa la fever eg the BmBm
and Maine railroad aga*nst tbe Portsmouth,
v'soo and Portland railroad, reMrglning tbe lat
ter from running by Sortl Qerwick without
stopping and taking the Boston and Maine tar?,
and from leaving Portland with their afteoooon
express without taking the Boston and Maiat
cars.
End or tho Erie Eaflroad Itrlko.
Bcfpaio, Jane 7,? taptata Dcnohue, of
the Butlalo city police, who for several days
past has been engsged with a detachment of
[O'ice pre tectirg tht property at Portage and
Bornellsville in aiticipa'lon of a riot aaaoagst
tbe Erie railway strikers, returned UUs mem
I inc. and reports tbe strike at aa end and tie
rioters dispersed.
9 "i
Death of a Dtetiagn lahed Bnffaionlan
Bcffalo, June 7 ?John B. Skjnnar, one of
the most iiistlngnlahed lawycm of woetern Hew
Y?rk, and a prominent eitiaen of Bufiaio for
many years, died early this morning
r ai Hone.
New To eh, June 7.?Horace Greeley arrived
at the Tribune office at 10:30 this morning, on hie
return from his 8oathern tour.
,aS?.
Ibtlfw l wk tn?4
> ?? foH, Jun* t?The (iru.l |,?Ah of
M f?OM WBtlntO MlOB at I o'clock this mm*
Ing. Joha M. Antbon aocapiad tha Grand
E-*. AflAirtfcOT and rvprtMnUtlTii ?trt
it.
Tk* proc*edtng> **r* or^M<t w
I rayer. The proposition to tmMd the lav of
l?r 1, hum tetf the corporator* of tk? kail
sal asylam to consist of a G. M , l>cputy G.
M . Senior and Junior Grand Wardens, a Sec
retary and fve repraarntat ? ?
anaaallv flwtH. ww referred ?a Ik* rommn
?ee or jurtsprvdeare and condition or Maaaary.
K*m>>dU*M te appropriate ?viy ta the widow oC
a l-reaaed brother, aad Mw to tbo K, ho-ter
hoard of niwl. vera rafened ta tk* tinan**
covbiUm. The ??ran?! IKfUMiitttiTw of
Oregon, Minnesota ard Ohio vera rooeivod
wttk rr*nd honor*. Lortarar Raymondreported
that the work * rtrr arvviwl all JarM
' dMUaaa. The board of railaf reported tha ra
oa pu at 96.KO. aad dtebareeataata far obarttr,
the purchaas of barlAl Wu, salaries, rent and
4 * at
mi
PlILADILMll, tlline 7 ?Tha delegate* to
the Lorrropathic convention visited Ind pen
[adopted .
cal mfn fro a position* of keaer aad treat ia '
the public laa'itaUoas of the eointrv or t* taa
government service oa aoaeant <>f medieel
c alopi to aa eba*e of po**r, aad eegkt ve
of An". rican" miaous subversive of "tha
I ((<1 'D of thought aad ao?* ?B *luch ftionlj
characterize all scientitic bodies.
o
Kaw Banipabln iagtilaiaM
IV I>tmoe. au Cim tdcnt *f Kucti * Waton far
Covooup. June 7.?Tke democrats are oonfl
dent this morning of carry inj: the organization
ol the >4< aae aad electing W*a*on governor.
The republicans are des|*>ndeut. At a Ktn?: >
Hal cancu? this morning the democrat* djii.i
ne'<v o W M. Pi'tman, ar Portland, for iro*
ident. aad Wm. Chaae. of Conrord. far clerk.
The republican* nominated Ct. arias M Oamtv.
I f II, of Nashua. fac pr*M<knt, aad 1.. W. Mor
rill, of Ooncord. for clerk.
The If* leney Baltvaad lake _
ta ike Paaaathaala ( eairai
K*w Vobk, June J?Tha director* ol tha
Kev Jersey Railroad enu Transportation Com
Vany met to-day. The attendance ta large.
hare vaa an extended dineuaaton oa the suh
Ject of li aeitig taa read to tha Pennsylvania
Central la perpetuity oa the basis af an annual
dividend cf t?i per cint. Finally a resolution
vaa h<V>i tad bv a daelded majority approving
tha action af tha beard In agreeing on 4ne Serin*
of the said le?taa. All the board af director*
were re-elecU d aitkout opposition.
a
Prealdtit Viaai aad randy at Wert
Mai
Wbst ronrr. K. V , Jure 7?The President'*
riaJt bere was more tor pleasure than Viusineea,
and to wltneaa the evanlnatioa of the fradna
t ti| class, his son banc an* of the member*.
Mrs. Grant aid daaf hter and tha Pre?idovt let!
Cocccbs's hotel at 11 o'clock, for a carrla^a drive.
Thcea will be aa artiUerr drill this after??
and 1 M"
Other Rids af tUc laal Laeka Qaaauea
faw Tobk, MayT.?The effort* to hare the
order of baeratary Bootvel, io relation to the
adaption by the rovernaaent of the lock< of tha
American Beal lock Com pan ? resciaded are,
it is stated, sustained by parties lntoroa'ed la
smtiff llDf acrosa the Canadian border.
(?till Bothered Abeat Ike Treaty
Halifax, Jnne T?The ncv Brunsvtck gor
emmert has appointed three of ta members,
King. Moor* anil Praaer. a delegation to coa
ler vith the goverr meet* af Mora Bcotia and
Prince Kdwarda l>laad, with a view to laM
action a&alaft tha Vaahlngtoa treaty.
Tie Kaval ( oarl* nl I'nrtamnoth. H H.
Pobtsmoitb. N. H., June 7 The naval
court martial La* adjourned, aad the court of
inoniry will probably rice to-day. Th* verdict
will be forwarded to Washington under aeaL
Prepeaala fer Uevsraaasat _? - ?.
ht* ^ si-E, .June 7 1 here were twelve rse
pcsals for tonds to-dar,amouutiDgto^l ?o4,<**>,
item 11140 to ili.jw. ihc aaarda will ba
51 .WK'.WU, at 11 l.a to 11' '<%*
BltTlVCIia AM) Potomac KAll-HOAP?P"
titton for Injunction?A Stni'. - lu the circuit
court, in Bsitttnnre, a bill was fllcd yesterday by
1>avid Motd?cal, 1 Lohert l> Morri*on. -lohn 11.
Warner and Wm. L Htork a#ait>t the Balti*
nx rc and Potomac Uai<ri>ad Company, asking
tor *n irjanction to prohibit the rttf'Ondent*
irom pr> cerd.re tnthe excavation ol Wilson
street, reu froc> ^n any manner interfering vltk
or ot^trt ctioK the same hs a pub'ic I vtiway.
The court pasH d au order that the motion for
in 'uncion stand for hcartig on the :-:li of June.
Mr. Butter, contractor for a portion of th*
P-a'.t.mote tui.nal. y?HH?-rday t la^rd a' work
fftylaborcra to ?u| ply the | l%ces ot t:?e men
vho sttnek for Ligt.er wag?.sot. Monday. When
the new men went tovoiklu the m 'Tilng it
was thooghr thnt th?-y vonld be a anlted by
the strikers, * t o vere ou the ?i-ot in t tree, but
a sqtiad of {olic men prevented anv breach of
the peace. Auot'.ier gang o: treat l aodswill
be pot to work to-flay.
Ax caraAV Gikl'* TaotnLKs? sub O^v
BiT*Hricu>* HatrkrI i<. \*i Hr Uikobacbiv?
Abont half pa-r e.x o'clo^Jt last nigut Mar? Me
llaaas, an oij ban ^iil, hitaea years ot ag<?, ra
sidirg vitb her nnclc, NicLo'u McMtcui. at
No. I3e Weet Kinetoei.th street, v as found dend
in bed in h< r rocat. Bergeait Waslunfton Mul*
ltn.ofthe Twcrty-nlulh precinct, bting calkd
in, ascertained she had shot herself through the
heart with a single-barreled pinto!, taken from
her onclo'a trunk. Tde calv reason s??"rned
for the rash act w aa that * >lr*. Bobinsoa, ra
fldirg on a floor above the family, had accased
the nrOrtunate ptrl ofetealing a piece of s lk
Iron her. 8be admitted th* larceny an 1 stated
sbe had used it to trim ker hat with. Kh* im
plored Mrs. Kobinaon not to a<yj*aint ker *ncie
ot the fact, but va." Informed that she naed ex
pect no mercy at her hands. The exposure so
worked noon her mind that In an unfortunate
mr mint she procured the pivtol and took her
lite-?-Y. T. Herald, Uk-_
Tbb TBAVsrrsio* or Blood hs a reoaed*
forimpairf d vitality, waa ra?*ntly attempted
with <xmplat? ?c?df in a Berlin hospital Tha
subject was a soldier ou tshom as amputation
had been performed, and vho became so weak
ftorn the consequent loss of blood, that his life
was Cespaired of. Af a laat resource one of th*
attending snrgeors selected aheaUhx Bavarian,
and took fiom him the proper ?iiiantity ot
blood, whic?i. after being freed ttom albumen
bv filtering, and raiaed by artifice! ateana to
t-'ood'heat, was injected into the veins of the
d; irg soldier, lie t>egan at once to recover.
Tbb M<<*t ticiTiw Gamb ?>? Basb Ball
of the season so far vas plajed between th*
Mutualsand Chicago White Stockings Mon
day, at the Union Grounds, Brooklyn. It is es
timated that about !?.0W spectators were present.
The Mutuals were the favorites ia the paol sell
ing. and they justitiid the popular feeling, beat
trg the Chicago* by a score of f to 5.
IiBY. Mk. 'I T*o ib Taucn*.B Aoaib?B1?hop
Potter.of NewVork.bat addrea?ed a commu
nication to Ker. Mr. i yng,gtvingh<m to under
ttanu that bis preachiiig in Be v. Mr. Ghen*y**
church in Chicago, alter Mr. Cheney bad bsen
dej?osod from the ministry,was nj.t ouir uu
CKnonioal, bat an act of disc >nrte?.y to B shop
Whltebous*, whick canaot ke overlooked.
k I If COOL,
(rr
I tj tatliib*the he*4.*?ei face, e*-#, wri?ts and
ban??, * h-?< overheated ard when suf ?
vriac Ira* liter, with that
Cooling BUutk n
PROF. COOK S BALM OP Lit t
At akolesale aad retail br tb* loll-win* hrst eia?*
l>ru?.ci?U Htott t ''c.i <5? P?- av. J K M?jur?
cur. 7t* and B ?*??; W. * Tbovij?*'ri. 70S 1Mb ?t.i.
a. B Lewi*, 14<>4 Uih *1 . A Walsh, cor. Pa.
*t and 19th st:J P. Xi.burn A Co.. (31 1-ih at.;
G G. C. bimm*. cor. H *. av and U'h ?t.; Mates A
Bm.cor I'a a* an* ?th ??.;*. fair art ^r.rtt, Ifro*
Pa.ar.. M U K*rgaac*, lei Pa av , 8 1 ; tt. W.
Oraaley, 110 Bridge qj., ?eorgetoaa, alaj. at ratal I
b) Drafftau gea-rally. MannfbctTii in* P'?ut.eor
ner 9th and H streets Bea UatiCDOaial and A.rsc
tkiM. ><A-lm ?
Yg*WAMlWTO. P CmMIT 31. ink
^TIC* lb FK&BB 4 GIT KM, That tr<m and
alwr ib* l?TM i>A% or Jt *t, a J>. l-Cg. uo Boraa.
M ula. Ball, btetr. Cow, Calf, H?tfsr. Bh* r, Ocat,
W? r Ocmjm * .U ba ptnmtUA U ran at Wn la
t* e citie* *f Washtortnn and Bt-orgetow*; sud that
any each MuauUa tovnd mai^t at lanrs Hi ur
street, avenue, alley, public place o* anblK naw la
tlea wit hi a the I baits of aaid citlee will be Uabla to
be takm ta bj tneb aerio* or aaraous as Mar be
ratkovtied by tbta tk>ard. and7r^ lT "a the
Vabllp *oaad ia Wa*ki*cuta <1 .??t^w*. ra
**<ct:ve.y,t*b? farther d?>*o*?d of la e??rda*ce
With the piwv1s1f>r? or an ordinance of ttis Board
?|iit>d 'An ordiaaaee to *rerntt mmi
mals frctn rvnuiug at lar?* wHfctn the cities of
^ sad^rgstvna."
Bv order. etT Jrt tLiO 8 YXBBI. M D .
jel Jw Baaltb Officer and tfwcV of tUs B jaxd.
S^^3^5S?S?jtVlS?;';bviH
Inean imskx?*a*i.k sarcairv fortharur
afiii
|) 1 A M O ? D
I. I?. HOOD, long
artjoia- Ckfl and as*;
eaat of ?erriaoa's'
CKB BBJOKBU BAUJKJB I
' ?Ji "Sfrfri-**^
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