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Evening star., 1867-06-03
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

JOHN Fl. sMOOT 119 Bridge street George
town, D. c., has enlarged and refited his store and
resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bought
since the decline in prices, which enables him to
offer inducements to purchasers. His stock com
prises the newest and best styles of Ladies Dress
Goods. Hosiery. AleXandre's Kid and Silk Gloves,
Table pamasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and
Shirtings, Cambrics and Muslins, Parasols and
Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts, Calicoes. Cling
hams, Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, with full
assortment of Gentlemens' and Boys wear Also,
Summer Undershirts and Drawers Neckties, &C,
making complete assortment, ada pied to the best
family trade to which he calls the attention of cash
buyers [my 25lml J. II. SMOOT.
CHEAP DRY GOODs-We are now selling full
~ Madder Cacoes, handsome styles. l21s best
makes 10 to 1s74 cents Beac he'd Mouslin, 10. I2is
fa ra 1 yds esaf d9 ggSS soS Is sp An d
12ss, I5 u Laurel D a DO, ~ cents; handsome
and Banss q arse .6s
OH OF N 2haIr p Goods for Dresses and Suits; White
and Gottenadess House, keeping Goods, &C. Nv We
invite an examination Of i or goods % ,,,,,rn
my 2o.1m- 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown
NEW GROCERY STORE IN GEORGETOWN
The subscriber haying resumed business at his
Isspec1fly sSsits the customers Of the late firm
ing had thirty years experience in the Grocery
BUSINESS, and having now on hand large stock of
cash he is enabled to sell low as any store in the
District He would call particular attention to his
large and well seleet ted stock Of TEAS. which he
at & to 1G1 and
These Teas are cheaper than any offered for like
qualities by the ocaled tea companies Of the Dis
5 ca viii H bss to hS
public TO attempt to deiude as the veiled prophet
s hs To Ss :ofk k OF S f sna s
being nearly the entire stock sold at auction by
esSgs Louis Eig es ten
5sa ss at sr G iau to Of pf
iLT GROCERIES is complete, which he ~ viii i de- h
Terms cash. 70 approved customers monthly
payments. Nolonger credit except by special agree
my l5eolm W. H TENNEY.
CEORGET0wN HEADQUARTERS
save ten per cent and buy your FANCY
FGRNIsH1NG GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIM.
YOUNG BEHREND,
No. 12O Bridge street, next to the National Bank
Of Commerce, Georgetown, d. G.
New Goods daily received. ap l7-2m~
WIN. H XHEATLEI,s EA :, PREMIyM STEAM
ESTABLISHMENT.
Office, No: 40 Jefferson ST, Georgetown, p. c.,
Established in 1881 premium awarded by the Metro
golitan Institute 1857 rebuilt 1866, and is by
far the largest and complete establishment of
the kind in this sectio of country.
Dyeing and Securing of all kinds done in the best
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
soliclts the continued custom OF the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Office address. Lock Box No. so
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday, when
1t is closed at 81 p. m. fe l6-6In
Evening star., 1867-06-03

New York Constitutional Convention.
ALBANY, June 3.-The Constitutional Con-
vention will m ct at the Capitol to-morro W
Republican c. ucus to decide upon organi-
ZatIen OF the con ven tOn will be held on lion
day. The project for adjourning to Saratoga
has hut few ad dvocates. Es
Evening star., 1867-06-03

THE ELECTION TO-DAY.
At the hour We 60 to press there seems TO be
no doubt that the entire Republican city tick.
.: will be elected BY very decided majority.
Thus far the election has proceeded with re.
markable quietude and good order.
Evening star., 1867-06-03
BOARDING.

ROARD!NG..FrontP PARLOR, handsomely fur
ID nished, with board for two, at SIS per month.
saSk n ParlSr @ fGE two with e9afS , s per month
ID accommodated with Board and Room il desired
in private family where there are no other board
ers; Apply at No. 400 Sixth street, near G. Ref
F0R RENTIIn In REivate family; two very nicely
sirsble location, with the best Of BOARD. Terms
dence % Star sss o4ce staining name asf sfs'
A Try AND PLEASANTLY FURNISHED
ISL m anS % sbd at aas
ROARDINGT;A second story BALCONY ROOM,
~ with board, can be had (suitable for gentle
aaGr %an and Wffss by applying to 2s6 street first
WASSTEsDT;0RTT sn.I;o!a Tod:s TABdE BoARILRs e
avenue and 7th street, at S2s per month my2s lotF
FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS ON THE FIRST
noor, and one on the third, with board. 391 Il
street tree e aoF.h, M between 9Th and 10th streets.
E0R xENT-In . private family. pleasant
IFR0NT ROOM, second door, suitable Tor two,
T1th @ HoAkD $so per month. Also, TABLE
soakD' .tfest Apply s7i New York ave. GOTass 9Th
ROARDING-1 gentleman and his wife, or two
koo% WITH Bo2Eb il ma S ssiysse family @ iron sSs
Nogftn;, ;, Inquire 1t No. TO street' between "a
EIoR RINT-5Iesl5:fsT1is6sd FzRL0Rs and
So ...s .@ as's IS .ss:st
ssass5Ts Si hssssf hSAkBo hsSAAfkbo1s g
5S s0AFS 81 syssa. ss1 ntA :s.:'s g
ss AaE@ tstepi
Evening star., 1867-06-03

INTERNAL RRvHHUD.-The receipts from this
source to-day, were 81 ,s99. .470.74.
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WANTED TO Bul-By f: 5. JUsTH. Ladies
w and Gentemcns second hand Cfothing, I'm
derclothing, Bedding. Boots and Shoes, &c, Sc,
al 2e4ls Ith street. between and NJ SIS north.
worn. myf I'm
Evening star., 1867-06-03

S3 000T0 S'ooo;.wanted, a CoPART
old paying business where twice that amount is
now invested. Address, with real name ami refer
ence. TORACCONIST, Lock Box So City Post Of
fee. MY " ST
Evening star., 1867-06-03

"ANTED-Two unfurnished ROOMS north Of
w Pa ave. between3d and I2thstreets west. Cali
from till IL, m. at South gate entrance to az St
Presby ytcrian Church. my % At
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WANTED-Ladies to knew that the best and
w cheapest place for HOOP SKIRTS. COR
SETS, and SHOULDER BRACES. l. that of HIS
BAC M, 49 La. avenue, between 9th ana eth sts
Goods warranted to fit or no sale m2A-tf
Evening star., 1867-06-03

"ANTED-WANTED- for the United
w States Army at 461 c street, near Baltimore
Railroad Depot my3-lm
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~ WAUGH CHAPEL. corner 81 street east
HS and 4 street north, Capitol Hill.
FAIR AND FESTIVAL BY the Ladies, CON-
Every effort will be made add TO the enjoyment
Of patrons. and no rafting permitted.
Season Tickets, 80 cents
fmis
Evening star., 1867-06-03

"ANTED-New and Cast-off CLOTHING old
w GOLD and SILVER. or any other article of
value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro-
kers Store of r. FULTON & CO.. 5O2 9th street 3
doors north of Penna. avenue. Sole Agent for
SINGER s SEWING MACHINE. de22- -ly
Evening star., 1867-06-03

"ANTED-WE WANT TO PURCHASE For
w gentleman Just from the North a HOUSE
for 81 900 cash also, one for 5000. One halt cash
balance time. Also several for about 5 90
each. ID. T.. WELLS & Co
my l-IOt Corner La avenue and Sixth street
Evening star., 1867-06-03

"ANTED-A furnished HOUSE, convenian Mt
W distance from 9th and Pennsy yvania avenue
with modern improvements. Address Box 3~> p
~, stating terms. &C. my -
Evening star., 1867-06-03
GREAT SALE OF WATCHES l

On the popular price plan, giving every
patron handsome and reliable watch for the low
price Of Ten Dollars without regard to value and
Evening star., 1867-06-03
= 80 x ~ IL 'hh-A-h rs

Us ~ TIVE ,N1 II = oHh ..l Hhhn 7 Il
Festival in aid of the MITE SOCIETY OF
UNION CHAPEL. VI. E. Church. will be held at
Green BuildIng- Penna. avenue. near the corner
Of 18th street commencing THIS EVENING, June
An abundant supply Of Strawberries, lee cream
and Soda Water Will be constantly on hand. IN
excellent supper Will be served UP each evening
ESQ. Come oue Come Alll a.
Season Tickets % cts; single admission. 10 cts
le Y-atr
Evening star., 1867-06-03

"ANTED-A settled WHITE WOMAN, u i,
w the work of four in family. To steady per
son a good home and fair wages will be given An
ply to + ARMSTRONG, corner AZ and street,
South Washington German preferred nlsI 81
Evening star., 1867-06-03

0@THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEET
~ INs Of the " ASHINGTON GYMNASTIC
ASSO'1ATION THIS EVENING, June 3. 1851 at
earnestly requested to attend, as business of i'm
Portance viii come before the meeting, looking to
the prosperity If the Gymnasium
Evening star., 1867-06-03

WANTED-An OFFICE, with a small back
w ROOM attached, or dry cool CELLAR, Of
convenient access for storage, large Room
that could be divided. situated upon within ona
block of Pennsylyan avenue, between "a and I5t5
streets or on 9TH street, between and Pennsvya
MIA avenue. Address Immediately with description
terms, etc. JOHN II KING,
je l-I Lock Box 81, GEORGETOWN ID r
Evening star., 1867-06-03

n~AT MEETING OF THE JOT NEYMEN
S !, CARPENTERS ASSOCIATION. held
May 3lst. 1857, the following adopted: Rssolrsd
That until the 18th of une there be inserted in two
newspapers an invitation To the Journeymen Car
penters to Join organization. and thereafter no
person shall be admitted for less than five dollars
By order of the Association
JAS. II. REED, President
NJ. ii. CHAMPION. Rec. Sec. le I-dtI5
Evening star., 1867-06-03

BOARD OF TRADE.-An aionrnadmeetin ng
N of the BOARD OF TRADE of the District
OF Columbia viii be held AT their Rooms on MON
DAY ENENlNG, June 3, 1851 at 8 o clock.
Jel-2t N. SARDO. Sec'y.
I@NOTlCE-The Stockholders of the First
~ Ward Building Association requested
70 he runctual in their attendance at the school
house. 18th street, between G and II, on TUES
DAY EVENING next. the proposition Of
amendment TO the constitution will be submitted
By order.
Ie -3f
Evening star., 1867-06-03
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On yesterday, May 3lst, in the vicinity of
IL the Treasury Department, PEN CASE, with
holder and two gold pens enclosed; one large
one. and a smaller one in the holder. The owner
particularly prizes the small and il the finder
will leave the same at 1872 + street, between 9TH
and 1th, he viii be generously rewarded. je 3-lt"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29

CoNvooATIoN OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS RoME-The Catho-
lies of the diocese of Mobile have through their bishop pre-
sented an address to the Pope in which they thus refer the
attitude OF his Holiness during the "We conquered
people, crushed by military power have and do still remembers
appreciate and thank your holiness kind expressions of
sympathy manifested toward during struggle for in
dependencies the only throne that gave sympathy language
ana 0o US hope an early and happy issue of tho tatcda
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June 20, 1867.

forehead
But that golden hour passed period of terror was
For the Iechan with my mother and I'd
To visit kindred [atha then swift DER the blast
Came the feet of King sectmad deuged Lessrich with
gore,
Killing the young whom they bore to their black
sells fast,
There Conches my mother wounded and the rest of
From hearth bound with cords the Hber
MIA were borne
Some escaped but there Luper sold Conmurthemnes
shore,
And when we'd reached in the North Dalaradas wild bourn
There for six years lived in the woods tending ne but each
Wrapped prayer which drew down my bondage Heav
en-sent ray,
For that time to the beach came wandering
ship
In the which escaped and borne by the pagan away
For three sailed and at length was cast land
Like wilderness waste where for days and six by the
wandered alone water and passed my lips
Other food; till one sunset saw in the yapors hand
Point South which though weak unto death then followed
and soon
God gave both food fire and res and the next rounded
Saw again grit by friends at Acuad for space
And thanked the great God who had granted that bountu
There that heard voice call night in dream
Cyng Succ Hbenia revokes thee to teach and redeem
With Christs faith from the Kingdom of Satan her night
dwelling race;
And filled with life rose and with mornings first
Took ship the green rolling this island of green
Where many danger awhile around me ween,
Preaching truth the heathen but where, years Sped
known
IF Cod in tbo land e1ou bod
At length when had preached to the chieftans of Uhad
The Gels of Arh Cah, and founded of churches few
The noise of my mission around the broad island being
And many accepting the gospel as holy and true,
Through the lages goody and fair fields towards Tara
On that festival eve when the Druds had quenched every
fame
Save that of the King Laogharehat antique pagan rite
When lit on hill with few who had followed my fame
The fires of the Paschal then his host all in
Horsed foot and in chariot and his Drud with and
with charms
Approach with the noise of brown shields and horns blown
in the night
And arrived while the King from his charger averted all
harms
Keen Dubach the chief Druid advancing cried out unto me-
"Oh Succat, declare to this unknown deity
Whom you worship and would have our people to worship
who long
With than you have but bent the gods they
see,-
Gan lord of the heavens filling nature with glory divine,
Pale Eusga the queen of the dead Lei the god of the many
waved brine;
These know me because behold and with sacrifice var
ous and song
These ADORE nasmuch they us-now say how much
better is thine ?"
Then said Dubtach say whether thou behold thy
thought,
The spirit that moveth within thee and without which thy
body naught,
Which inyisby acts in thy being all things around
thee in sooth,
Views governs ALL and it's essence whate e it
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And Uadh arrived Dare, the wealthy kind cheftain be-
slowed
Upon Drum Sailech then hill with wild wiow.wood,
As place for Church and Synod, whateer might befa,
And being sick he healed and his sins wiped away in
Chrsts blood
Then went forth baptsing the tribes from East the
West
From the North the South, and of many chief was
guest.
For the heads won err the clans follow nor until the
whole isle
Was converted God would my soul from the sacred toll
And of late in vision seemed caught up into the air.
And from the height DER the lands had pilgrmd
care,
From Rome to Hiberna long line of light like smile,
That seemed joining both with lus re eternal as fair
Now the Churches many the laws Of the Pagans inn
proved;
have gathered about people long lost and long loved
Now the helgiven power of the Druds is couding away,
And various peoples by Christs saving spirit moved
By Gods grace Patrick have grown the isles spiritual king
But my time draweth and night wears and the dismal
winds sing;
So my good Tassach let us knee ee u.s. and
To the One who forever shall shelter under his wing
Holy Christ by thy great Love bind live in thy
light
By power shield the lamentations night
And bind through thee tho powers of the universe
To aid us in spreading thy Scripture, eternal as bright;
Oh Christ be thou with safeguard and shore,
When tn doaous rage and around disasters may pour
Until thou the clouds of the Heavens eappearng at last
In thy glory, the Blessed ascend to thy Peace
NorE-Ths poem biography
which refers AGO. Patrick
Udh the old Uladh
stirthe
of Carngrd Bay Tasch disciple of Patrick whose
original succat meaning powerful war; He borns
he his confessional Nemtu the
rock of the Glide lie Dunaron When 16 he with his family
visit relatives Leha the Celtic any,
taly and had just arrived Gsoum Gh meaning the
Ch Bouogue
prisoners
after which they sold them in Ireland (Which st. Patrick his confession,
always calls Hep Iepai his sister was sold on the coast of Ell
Patrick Daaraid, the North
corruption Ct Parcus the title Roman Citizen citizen
King
the Patric mission; his
King who died paga mentioned in many authentic and legendary
writings of Eusga of Moon
Sea- The which
his escape from slavery supposed to be the north of caedoa which
had been avagd by the Ps, which originally the
Scandinavian peoples The schoas St. Pcks confession considers
Britain,
the raid by Nal of the Nine Hostages Iubtach the
chief Druid Ireland Leogaire The
Rome where made Bishop of Ireland
nized in although exploded
life the Irish German Bishop
descended from noble an.
Jura
Fe the of
peror Rome the norus the Weso at the period St.
Gothic INVASION and that the Huns under A had
imperial
established Byanthum Drum Saechthe
Celtic Armagh chifaa
days.
of Church. Ard Mach,
ancient st. Pak family settled
years. sisters Lismiu
married Reaus Longabd whom she had
eldest whom, sechn Bishop Armagh Some
Dr. Pete singular discovery the island called n gho
crabhg foreigner
the sixth which
Celtic genitve of
Lamn The ends with short
hymn protect recng demons
spiritual and Is In
composition illustrative Christian
a this period
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The Faith that teach the faith in this Spirit of Power
AS of goodness whose wing not that of the eagle but dove
God whose spirit entered into through pure heart
| and prayer,
Our soul enters into bliss which his chosen but share,
Loving all, serving all, grows mpregnable from the same
hour
To the evils of life he has taught mend
Sun and look alike the fields of red
The senseess watts to friends as to battle affair."
But when thunder has shaken the Skies when the lightning
has riven
The Clouds kindes with Joy looking on the first
| star
Not like like is God, but Father whose
! eyes
his children with love day and night from the
And whose infinite power is that but bears
While disposng in earth and in heaven of their
MES"
Then the King who had listened while closely his Druds
around
Had gathered in dread lest that with some potent spell
Should win him to me, after saying 4" that should
speak
On day, like that Fias day." rode off from
the ground
But numbers gave ear, Though he unannealed to
dead)
And throughout the isle with the many muttudes fed
Where many, who ee" that from Paladiu meek
Learned the gospel brought many hear what said
But, yet my mission authorized by the will
OF passionate heart to make His this dark race and fulfill
Christss commands forth and preach the Genles
his Word,
Voice in the Heaven sent dreams which inspired me-
Having raised churches guard the good dngs
Hence Gau and there by German the Saint
hailed
Of Hibernia his learning iumed me- and his eloquence
stirred
Me journey Rome and obtain Jesus staff prevailed
&c. by Segeus the presbyter, valiant and true,
Companioned, passed the proud tribes of the Senones
through,
And up the defes of Jurassa assembled the
To the of the world WHENCE beneath spread
| nus blue;
And the higher hills raversed descended the Paduan plain
Spreading rich the expanes of vineyard grain
And through olive woods yellow, from Mcclellan followed the
OF the great river passing Cremana and Etruras train
Of opuent cities and splendid; till starry night
Mighty Rome, marble piled its mountains saued sight
And passed the steep amid temples churches
turned,
And where fortified palaces manyamped shone from each
height.
There the pagans indeed still sumptuous display
In superlative luxures aureate and silken array,
In their villas and baths where the client crowd bent to the
knees,
In their whitesteeded chario of silver the Appn way;
the fear of the Goh giant armies aud the swary
Hun
Had passed like thundercoud from the domain of the sun,
And the mobiles still tred with life poor vanites
While the militant churches trumphed in the People they'd
There the while in the foreigners quarter the hronged Aven
| tine
We ared German with deacons arrived by the Brine
And his coming bread my hungry SOUL when found
By his influence sweet that the gift should be
mine;
And, verify, soon it befe in glorious hour
AS knet in the aisle of Petros by the affairs bright bower
By the heir of his Keys Celestine holy Papa was crowned
tL &C L., IL
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those caused - sseset hss, which s1ise both
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early hahis ~ excess 81 rpss ysase ess vsasea
and debita3e the constt usion, destroy the D1y0ee
and mental powers diminish ana enfeeAoe The easuI
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the pleasures Of life 0arSsd, he sect u nosSass
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Belcher Cempany-Assessme No
tice-Notiee Ii hereby given, that at u meeting
Of the Trustees Of said company, held this day,
an assessment Of Fifteen dollars (sl0 per
share was levied on each aud every share Of the
ately to the Secretary, at the office Of the com.
psny, Virginia, Nevada, In United States gold
coin. ANY stock on which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on TUESDAY. October 90 90 1867.
will bs advertised ON that day ~ delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before, will b-
sold on Friday, November -, 1867, to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost of
advertislng and expenses Of sale. By order OF
the Board Of Trustees. 40. glL ~