Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1862, Page 2

WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY.. osesrecens MAY 23, IB69 U7" The new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than ever of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice Iiterary reading, is now on our counter ready for @elivery to the public. Embraced in its enter- taining contents are the following articles: Furtber particulars of the Res I River i Description of Mobile and its defenses; Fi, . ricultural mat Household and entertaining reading for farmers, gardeners and housekeepers. iis is just the paper above all others for per- sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance. Price only three cents per copy, or $1 perannum; postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged. er Spirit ef the Morning Pi The fntelligencer notices the hasty legislation which plunged England into the unnecessary expense of building fortifications, which the op- erations of fron-clad vessels render of no avail, and says “‘ the moral is good for ail time, and is as applicable in the United States as in Greet Republican says that the assertions made by correspondents ‘that republicans here ap- prove of the President's prociamation denying the power of Gen. Hunter to liberate slaves are egregiously incorrect,”’ and that they also did aad do approve of Fremont’s order liberating slaves of rebels in Missour!. It adds, however, ‘that republicans find a good many ideas tn the Pies)- dent’s proclamation of isst Monday which they relish; that they make allowantes for the difficu!- ties in which be {s pisced, and that they look bopefully for his ultimate "and not far distant concurrence in a policy of dealing with the rebel- me they would be glad to see him adopt ‘Tae Mistaxes or 4 Niont.—The reader will ind in the Star’s local colnmns to-day a full ac- count of the coniretemps of last night, arising outof aconfitet ef the military and civil jaris- dictions in this District. We hear that the act of @ Lieutenant of the Provost Guerd in forcibly taking s negro woman from the lawful custody of the Marshal of the District of Columbia, was im pursuance of orders from Militery Governor ‘Wadsworth, to take her forcibly if bis fight to demand her was resisted by the civil autiior!- ty. The Deputy Marshal, who, in the discharge of bis official duties, can know no official author- ity but thatof the Marshal, refused to give her over into the bands of the military, without an order to that effect from his supertor. ‘She was accordingly taken by foree, and at the same time Deputy Marshal Phillips, the counsel, Joseph H. Bradley, sr., (who, at bis request, had accompanied him to the jail on the occasion,) and Jailer Milburn, were taken into custedy by the Provost Guard, and the deputy and jaflor were carried off to the central guardhouse; the Pravost Guard’s headquarters here, where they are now beld in confinement. The officer of the guard virtualiy tock possession of the jail, leaving a sergeant and one or more men in military charge of it, with orders to admit no one and to permit no one to leave the building. in themeanwhile the Marshal of the District was apprised of these oc- currences, and proceeded to the jail, accompanied by James M. Carlisle, Esq., his counsel. 0: making his officia! position known he wasad- mitted (and also Mr. Carlisie, at bix request) by the military guard. On learning what had oc- ~curred, be instantly endeavored to see the Pres- ident, Mr. Carlisle being kept in the jail under the military order forbidding the guard to per- ait any one to pass ont of the building for the time being. ‘The Marsha! found it impossible to see the President, who was understood to be absent feom ‘be Executive Mansion, engaged with the Setre- tary of War in the transaction of business of so great public importsnce, as that he had some bours before giver directions involving a declen- sion to see any one on any business whatever, last might or to-day. The Marshal then repaired to the Attorney General, with whom he consulted Areely us to bis path of duty in the premi Subs quently he returned to the jail and arrested the military guard by virtue of his civil anthoflty, disarmed them, sud piaced them under lock end key; J. M. Carlile, Esq, acting as his posse comitatus, armed with the revolver and saber of the disarmed sergeant! Thus the matter stands at noon to- day—Depty Marsha! Phillips and Jailor Milburn held as pris- oners by the provost guard in their gy the provost guard lately on duty at the jail da ety there by the United States Mardhal for the District of Columbia! The imbroglio is not to be solved until dhe President can find time to dispose of it, which May be twenty-four hours yet. Lo those who, M&e ourself, (believing the temporary ruié of amailitary authority in our midst to be vitally he- eessary to the preservation of the Federal Capital to the United states,) have steadily sustained the policy of the temporary supersedure of the civil authority in exceptional cases, (now that the no pretence whatever of cont!nued danger at ¢ pint from the rebellion of the Soutb,) the act of ‘the military authority in this case appears greatly ‘to be deplored; because there seems to have been no necessity whatever for it. We hear that the Military Governor's order to take the woman from the lawfn! custody of the U. 8. Marshal was predicated upon testimony impugning the loyalty of the claimant. If teat! - mony invalidating the right of the latter to the negto existed, the civil ‘court for this Distelct ‘would doubtless bave accorded to it its lw weight, and novgbt but @ pressing military cessity of the Government can justify the a getion of the civil law in such cases. When and where that necessity is |pparent, a. ‘will cheerfully sustain the military supremacy for the time being. To sustain {t under other circumstances, would be to endorse the phii- osophy of a purely military despotism, such as all men loyal to the Union must abbor We now well that none others are more ind \sposed to anything of the sort than the present Govern- ment of the United States, and can therefore ‘Sssure our readers that so soon as the President may be able to take up the case, the integrity of the civil jurisdiction bere, where its supremacy may not endanger the State, will be amply vin- dicated. We doubt not the * mistakes of the night” ave been on both sides—on the civil as well as ‘the military; and though frankly stating our be: Mef that in assuming to take a prisoner held by the Marshal, by military force, the Military Goy- ernor of the District has misapprehended F scope of the authority delegated to him by President, we have to ray that when the case can be sifted, it will probably ®ppear that Governor General Wadsworth’s course was the result of Some circumstances bearing on the case as yet Known to us and the public of the District We bave great confidence in him, and hy 4 ‘Well that be does nothing officially which does not regard as being his duty. In com: With the rest of humanity be {s fallible, and Walstake on bis part in the exercise of authori! “which the civil law may not dare to question, course should be more jealously watched pelated out, than any such mistake on the of one amenabie to the written laws of the |: U7” Our neighbor, W. F. Richstein, 276 avenoe, sends us an sdvarice ‘Mrs. Henry Wood’s latest work, “A Li Secret,” published by Peterson & Bros., Phils Aeiphis. ? * 7° Mr. Maicoim Ives, of the New York Her aid, who, it will be recollected, was arrested op an order of Secretary Stanton, has just been |ib- grated from Fort McHenry. ~~ FROM NEW ORLEANS. = We have New Orleans papers of the 6th from which we make the following extracts e The Crescent says: ComMENDABLE AcTion.—Our city authorities have concluded an agreement with Gen. Butler, whereby the troops of fd United eae eo the: e-ception of a guard, the city limits proper rebar tor tne Federal General, the re hor Council hav guaranted that no officer or sana er of the United States shall be molested in person, Or other- wise treated disrespectfully fe traversing, our streets. The wisdom of thig movement Js ap- rent to every one of c in sense, and we Evcas panes is namerting — beret gaa one and all, will fully endorse the ac city authorit! es, which can be done best by simply observing the guarantee given. Lavavette Square.—We observed that nearly ‘alt the Federal soldiers were yesterday removed from this Square, and the remaining had etficlent- ly “policed”? it, leaving little trace of rubbish ta 11 Be found Tux City Councts.—in cur columns. will-be found the official proceedings of the Common Council, detailing thefr prompt and energetic measures for the procurement of provisions for cur peopie. Gen. Butler, at their solicitation, bas consented to give the Hon. P.S Wiltz the direction of the Opelousas road for this purpose; A. D. Grieff, Feq , will have charge of all steam- boats lying between this port and Red river, and Moses Greenwood, sq , in like manner will conduct the transportation of flour between this city and Mobile. In a few days, there is no donbdt, the city will again be amply sepals, with everything of prime necessity, at least, and our people spared the next to famine, which at one time bid fair to diffuse wide- spread alarm. ‘The Crescent urgea the necessity of promptand immediate arrangements for supplying the city with fresh meat, and of some provision to im- prove the sanitary condition of the city by cleansing the streets, gutters, &e , referring tothe unnsnalfy large number of unacclimated persons now in the city. ‘The Bulletin bas the following: Conrrprxate Norss —We « aT notice so few adveitisements by parties w: to sell their goods or property for Confede notes. We are aware this mey be ascribed to its not being deemed necess: ince It is well nn- derstood that no other currency is expected in ayment. But still, offers through the advertis- ng columns of the’ press to des! for Confederate w ne b might paper would lead to many « not otherwise be made. would bave the good etfect contidence, as well as of pi oting business We advise our friends, whate' Ley bave to sell for Confederate notes--whether slaves, jands or mer- ehandize—by all means to advertise (From the True Delta |} Frpera. ‘tnoor; Ramovep —We were truly Pleased to see this morning that most of .be Fed- ere troops bed been removed from Lafayette Square, and we trust that It will be entirely evacuated. [t shon!d never bave been occupied by troops, and the previous occupants did not go there with their own consent or that of the ple. When the last soldier is withdrawn and the square is again thrown opea to the public, there will be rejoicing among nurses and jave- niles, as that was, in peacefu! times, their favor- ite evening resort. ALmost ImpassaBLe.— Notwithstanding the removal of two of the six pieces of artillery that guarded the front of the St. Charles Hotel, and the almost total evacuation of Lafayette Square, St. Charles street still contlaues to be so attractive to sight seers as to render it almost impassable. What 4 pity some other thoroughfare cannot te made moy attractive. No Dancer. —Some few who have been in the Confederate se: vice, and who are still in the city, express fears that ‘they Will be arrested by the Federal authorities. Don’t be alarmed, gentle- men. We do not believe you cauld Induce Gen. Butler to arrest any man who remains here while his command fs in tie field. TargatEneD FLoop —In passing down the levee lest evening, below Cana! street, we noticed the water runniag out into the stieet In several places. Custom-house and Bienville streets were very nearly flooded, and the prospect was that they would be entirely so before morning, unless the river fell. Canal Stregt Froopzp —I o'clock, the lower side of Ca: ed from near the Clay stata swamp, and ss the water was still rising it was feared the Second District would be submerged. Royal street was overflown as fer down as we could see. The decision of Gen. Butler, as communicated to the conductors of the press in this city, sub- jecta the newspapers to the alternative of the pub- lication of hia advertisements and orders, or the suspension of ihe paper declining them, and the seizure of the office and materia’, to be used by bis ome saene for thelr own pus poses or those of the United States. Under this deci-ion, wedo not fell at liberty to deciine the pablication of said orders. Excitzp ErHtopians.—Several disorderly as- sembiages of the long-lecled emigrants from the spicy land of Ethiopia, were yesterday broken up by the police. Tus Streets. —There were crowds of people inspiring y increased st night, et ten street was flood- ouf towards the congregated on the streets this merning —some to witness the marching of the United States soldiers, who ere constantly busy moving about the city, and some to inquire the news, of which there is reat abundance, but of a very indirect and unre- jablecharater. We observed that there was some addition to tne number of stores opened, elthoagh the great majority still remain closed. For the enlightenment of those who still keep their es- tablishments hermetically sealed, with the vain hope of exacting higher prices, from the neces ties of the people, wren {t shall please the pro- prietors to throw open thelr doors, we would state, that the blockade is now open, and if all signs do not fall, we may soon be flooded with ali kinds of produce, and at prices far below the figures ruling at present. We would suggest that ail dealers open their doors and get clear of their stock before the glut comes. CommMEReiAL.— Monday evening, May 5 —The clty presents but ilttle change worth notieing in a commercial view. We bear cf uo disposition to do anything in tobacco, which has not, that we are awsre, been declared centraband, like cotton, and.which, we presume, is open to trade If there were aay cotton here 1¢ would be selzed ascentraband, without regard to the nationality of its owners. Nothing has t pired In sugar and molasses, nor in fact in any other branch of trade. ‘The counting-rooms of many of our wholesale houses are. open for ofice business The banks continue open, paying and recetving over their counters Confederate notes, in pay- ment of checks or In liquidation «f maturing ob- ligations. Many other public offices are open for whatever business may offer. Provision stores and groceries continue to supply thelr customers for currency, and an increased namber of retail establishments bave re-opened for the transaction of business on the same basis. But this is by no means general. ‘The doors of many are entirely closed, either be- cause they are unwilliog, or deterred from doing business under present ¢ roumstances, The Cominittee of Safety continue to recetve Confederate, State and City Treasury notes In payment of the few articles which they have on sale Grover’s Tutarer —it is due the entorpri- ting management of this establishment tu nutice the really admirable manner in which the spec- tacular play of “The Colleen Bawa’? bss been brought ont; the result being crowded houses nightly. The scenic eilects (by Getz) are exqu!- sitely beantifal, und to this is conjoined the dramatic rendering of such performers as Collins Tilton, wlaning Lotty Hough, upon whose sweet face the audience is never tired of gaging; Mrs. Germon, a eapitai ‘old woman;” Phillips, equally excellent as ‘old man; handsome Mr. Meldrum, Mrs. Muzzey, an old favorite with Washington Play-goers, Miss Jennie Parker, Ward, Bokee, de. & FAIR FOR THE BENKFIF OF DO- ~ ie ME ESTIC. a UNS Fhe young fe i u oe Raeters ee nce of the Asoer- aio. wheter for Do mestie Missions,at bons ¥ Tnce en's ¢ ‘3 Gnrieban ip mae Room, mme ’ throagh the - week. Ransaee w io conte, mast" EEEIE MELE he Te SOMMITTER AP Ward mestines of 1¢ mits he San a onstituti me Ueye onal | the welere oft the EVERING, te meet on rant Sass al wie! 8 o'clock. ae aba | md ‘overy"' try DIXON, Sarnostly rea vested to at _m23-2t_ Chairman peo c. i Committee, RN OUT, OLD NO. 6!—The members imcgtir request ts meh Se SPT Nor 9147 f street, on F mibay, i y 2d. at hall- 3t7 00 Ook. for the parsose. of reorganization. "Sy order of & commiitee of old mem rs m 22-2" rte cette etatenterte tee vated I CERES AVA aca mics atal porta tat ny ination of . TIC. special aia ao, ce at Temper Sapa act Pit ieeeecencay of iimportage Pa aa al 4 NEON ng ero TNS woe i eas commencing a Oe es , - Prwancta.—New York papers of yesterday say:—The stock market this morning was heavy, under a free supply of cash stock, which was thrown on the market under the advices from Washington that a new call was to be made for sco 8eo sco SEVENTH STREET, Berwexn | anv K Staezrs. Just reosived and for ssie at less than the market AMUSEMENTS. S™gi6i: iP TEES TIONS GREAT SOUTHERN REBELLION! AUCTION SALES. Br wal wally & BARNARD. Anetionecers 14, avenue Gad Ninth street. AZ AUCTION—On SATURDAY r ber of men is needed Sai ecie iies on and wounded, and Brien « 4 White Contract MATTING, at 82% STANLEY & CONANT’S snets Bus }» May 26, We will sell Of our A uo- ‘although if bad no particularly unfavorable siz- in ee — 8. For account of whom it may Rificance, Was a sufficient weapon to depress the a. COAL OlLyst @ cénts per gallon, market. atthe opening } to | per cent on shares, | 4 4 per cent. on Government securities, We quote: RK 6's of 1881, en, 04 5 al08R; U.S. 5% of 1874, 94; 7.30 WALL & BARNARD, Avots. SPY wae s mannan, soon "aera eae paw mag — BUGGIES, ze + oe 4 OILC. St prices that can’t fail suit. POR SEELN Nes AR an, me Cy AT ADCTION—On out H @ 241 b 1 in fi notes, 104%; Iinois war loan, 964; Indfana 5’s, FL For its scoomplishment. Mersra. . Co ront vat > At wilt Sn ever since. Auction | eel! resert: 92)6; Tennessee Ou j00; Misourl 0s, OH Call ana examine our goods ma prices before | e7,8nd Conant & al ay akemoanens of the best art eer < Horees ‘agons, in FORGE LOR SALE A py Bre mo seoette fOReTiTE,. | “Rs ms S , or harnen: ears oO) SEALED _PADPOBAEE Wine ne BE r fat acne ogee ape eta tah Rate | ete pte | MICE! SO meen ween . ook Pan also— FOE OT DRAC CREER AND Oma itt bid paite EE Fi RA manana Rea yonnér Use teu the ata tion anew ol fe ares aoe aed we as the ‘Wo 2 BARNARD, Ao C} jt ONDAY nee. pied the fet ist sice ox freventor pa oF passage’ pe. on b. Rwuttebe drops, semper pie Western np ‘Seah aoe Hmm p, wageioncers. boa {ms 2t*|" "Capt. HOOKS. toplans an teaihcations prepared by the | Kode, 00° mt Par , AND EXC TEN iE—C) dk. al » Panmrsan: Graver, eee Wis Paurr,, Pine tne” Gommnlamonsr of ths Weatdra Sas = ieee mg Pigs poEneeas May f4, weenel sellin front of ec: commisgnoners, ea? Btio, Ea Ne& oe See of proposing can cxamine pines an and sp ae Star keateraee amuse, N- Harnesss Mares, o =®. er ie Veron Sv. Reoeeaary for 8 proper derstanding ig roation | fen cae ae by eminent artiste in 1 nt Hetiees aaa - ry for per un of or % ODA waren? e RIGBY 4 Ww. 42) Soummmmnces, ot ¢ Co Ss’ beat Cream (2 ODA WATER! ec nee nee Res Ml eyor. Speen prmere rie ett sivaye] m2 WALL & BARNARD, Avots_ W'LUs Drug Store. corner MM <a Fok SALK—For sim, id dark brown | m2 2w RY ROSENTHAL. Propr'r. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers and Seventh street, cot, Tilands Oauht be bet HORSE. Sadie (omPuimuns NEVIT TO DICK ENTUCKY 'STOGE. BROOD MARES OORE’S WEST END Eis party. wanting ae showy terme ast Richard Parker, mak K areca Besitaes Prana es io . 6th imetans, at lo M S0DA FOUNT He hig te 9 chance. Ine sa (roy S'elook, we will sei! in front of the Auction Roots, is now lying pure and cold a Sota, bay ater with Head, jerndon in House. corner oNints nd Een tender to you ouny iv eomprising— — ai to every one on cal oct = " mat 3 sau ersist m “roa gore s 4 ee ea = mn ‘0 ving Ag A ny : ATAPSGO HOTEL i 6 Flaine Tee Teckle, Vos! Uliana Lampe eee gaa: | P : Bay € years old, of fine sty.0 Ww privese RLLICOTT’S MILLS, Maryland, a apne 1 Black Pony, suitatie for Saddie or Hurceee a S207 113 Pa, avenge. south aide. Su now Sew for the benppriactldticls'G diiron fae to you in & een cash, ARE RELICS OF GEN. WASHINGTON— and Vi Visitors, during the Summer soeaon Ves karin dar city hag been a model tthe WALL & BARNARD. Awote _ Engrsvings purchased at Mount Vernon Communication cirect with Washing- Our profession, and in Th y J.C. MeGUIRE & OO., An 1902; @ Deed of Lord Fairiax’s; with many other ton daily, morning aud eyerice gould not do Otherwise than canbe pou freots is REE NO HAND PIANO FORTES, curiosities. Ladies and gehtleinan are invited to ‘erma moderate, Kor fey er parti thi Bnection, Wwe ca: 7 Titinmows DINNER PaRvicu, Corrsce Sxt-, ut A.80, the largest oo'lection of | or adcress ny ‘Wass a ape aria ‘= Tooue. TURDAY MO outh of New York. ‘Triai of Judge Peok, Patspeco Hoth. al el Ge tected oe ene Megers, | § ath, at 0 orolook in front of the Government Books’ Burr and wan A meal ae icot’s Mule, Md. iene A to say that in Be lok was soul | un Rooms, we shall sel! (ur socount of whom 4 ; ms 4 Over Bank of Washingtén. | () ono 9hF FICERS ATEENTION! be those pee pn A Ed ® Seoond Hand Piaro Fortes, one ty Chioko: d rots S ZL E85 DIN co TRAST FANCY | fall and compiets eet of FQUIPMENTS for att mids aon mae re aeanon, A Colors, and Blask stitched With ex; beyond what we neve ve hitherto felt onlled upon to give! tos Pine artist, awaiting your decision as to the ime of the benefit mentioned, we remain your and horse, of the very best wtyle and make, by in- quiring &t Grove cheap. the owner baa no further use for them. Dinner and Tes Ware, Banisime omer A Chi Tavs ince ‘Fable and ‘Tea Rout a &e., wees? med Mabceuey ey inakees (Rilebeati, Bureaus, smvet of Fe of Fancy and Stapie Dry Goods. tand: Osthoi= Bi Hermann Meyer, wre Me ecareane tual" ctah standard value elIn Store 159,00 DOM BIT Fred M Houghton, Meyer Wettsous, Sr, Doapie Hair Matt — PERRY & BRO., | ranging froin $9 to $30 per thousand. VS een (<p and Pillow Cases, m 24-6 Ps.ave and Ninth street. wAS Oar goods are All maua in the best manner, PAS pelts Rs . én Seat Rockers BR Ftd ae he ds a ; 5 . MAPAME BOWIN'S FEMALE ALTERA Pieamited, or tie mon W returned’ Acd as we keep PFymurlinJones, Jon ¢ Ray, iis 0s females, | boride ‘vnder any of the fol owing com- b Ahi te fo 'tound GeoT Vickisson, Geo W Mokenay, - 99g - ators Toots, plaints: Sbetrotion. Suppression, Green Sick- where North. Sood Germen Cigars at W i Frinok, ce 3..c. M Pain in the Side, Palitation, jere Are invited to ea!i and examine our stook enry k Merrick, Peter Ls » BE de J. C. MoBUIRE & 00., 2 Avete. | Loathing of Food, isturbed Seep, and all inter: | and prices, BEC. W. COCRRAN, | HO ston & Giberson, By WALL & BARNARD. A D. Auctioneers. Tustions or jreguliy of the Menstrual Periods, 395 Pennérivanis Aven Pioneer, Bradle, B rete, Fee forage nets, Lilla svowid never be taken by | _m 20 6ti ant of National Huttl. +H vines FLe es iy to cause miscathage, Prepared for Madame Dowie, WASHINGTON a ~ Du SROREETOWN Wasson hori 12, 1082, _ | REee mutates See 1seoll wie at 18 Rue Bsn, ibe | Paris, Fracos. For sale at AIL‘WAY COMPANY the Ai Room, large number of fin fropt 179 South B atrset, opposite imithsonin Insti- | Notice of Opsnon of Books of Subscription Did asgorON ng Roses, oom prising — tatox, the only Agent in Washington. ec: 2 Capital ‘Stor, rise Tengen Brot — rciery Debare at sane In aneerdauny with tbe Isth t hmbins Resse, PROM Pans. rsens Houssage—La vertu de renee _aekiok wire Wenn the oeet others y leone, nae cor =e eit to ra | Revers me, Heliotropes, Verbenss, Pulski—Un Drame en Honerie: 9, Georgetown Kai!way Company, aj pero May 17, | Mesars, Pe: & Co,, as the 1 Pt ‘ané Gonecience—f.a G enilk omens Pauvre: £0, 1862, whion provides 8 follows? “" within hve mm the case. reget Jo of A dendin Pes, the Dumas—Les Quarante Cinq; days after the pasrage of this act ween leasure to beshie to say that the managers fyman. Werks ty on and Nurse oe Se iF any Folate ascetic aie ue toe | Endy soneeind ore acter a Et wau es, Rpm yenleon: Silo: 8 the remainder, sha’) oause Sookd of tebsoription to ry Hall. Fraasy ov is, May = WALL & BARNARD, Auots. eouel Plus Folies C: 3 90. ~ no saotal stock of said company to be opened, 1 cannot do patie: ex; = te Gaudriole De 1360; 35. nd kept ope: mn 4ome gon vodiout and accersibie tion ar aapol ited kind. FUTURE Days. Tresor Des Chaisone, Joyeuses et Populaires; 30. piso in the city Washington, from nine o'clock found, in this city, —_ wat Recueil D’A necdotes ‘Aroiennes Modi aden Coe ee forenoon ti: 1 five o’ol- Ok 1h the afternoen, for remember with feelings the By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers tomp2iaines; 1 vol.; al period to bi ed by 4 copo:ators, not jess Btitude. You good enourh, in you OUSEROLD KITCH m ea Kawox wavion._| BR ve, dert ant a corte Srtaeracntuat creat | A o is NEW WEAPPINGS.) naw RNTIBE SUITS | Papers rut!icnbd in tho olty of Wash ogton. of rine that ft han been my purpose to v0 conduct 8 Noe Ladies’, New Shawie, i ies, peewee und ‘808 where, said a books be ab! to bid dieu tomy =] between 6th New Dress Goods, in speci! sad pe ) New iene upon said boo! the t:me comes for me to leave oes Furnit Geode for Mourning wea) the » Sapital ape of the ee tee sha | be held > id have no occasion to regret an my: peso besacaerta alle, O00 forte | Act Picchu | may ane docy tag cat ou vay na Ww U ere a milies, Line a ridin, o6u! One price only: the setaal cash standard value | the amount by we personas oF te trensurerse. Bp- * With tis foucdegt grat gretitade for rotgtlogs Ce 8, mOur Northern nat Eastern correspoadents send | shal! be nu!l and vold the end 28 a their profitable hal ofamuse. | ARGS good lot of equisiter wal prota for the Tat a page. troo| meal fare Semin bt canta | moni sy epee vemun, wh | liver veer | Wag ~Lip-cegimntzaei re haw " ofchargen | Or Me Interior prepeny Zanes free | pany shall have been subscribed, the book Inthe iret | “Snr ge" DICK PARKER. | "5-4 “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auote. m 8-6 Pa. ave and Ninth Beest. Ll forthwith ‘ceed to ital atock among thi ‘4 public proclamation of th: allotted to each, which shal iy AUGHING GAs: By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioncers. R EXHILARATING NITROUS OXYDE! OVERNMENT SA oO GW yr Wes) li seat Ps uliie ANotions ste GROVER’S THEATRE. Leonard Grover. +--+ Manager ‘and co: ‘closed. Pro- at the on the same day that the book Second and Last Week, pomtively, of the Bay Ys NDA eee ene jiroad De y c f vided further, Ehat nothing shail bi ge on DAY, May 3 at 2 o'cinok ot By DR. COLTON eided further, hat pothing shall be reogived in — eee eee and VovaLisr, pSicsene inet suniit for the pu ours Dr. Galton wil will appesr on ot subsoni bing, axoopt money. or oheoks, or certi- ad ° ingoverume: Cert MONDAY EVENING 4 @ NEXT. May 25, floater of deposit: indorsed “gooa’* by thevrendent Tix eo ate Hinge ALL & BARNARD. Auots. 3.” DELIGATEUL a Brvane, Notice is hereby given, that the books of sub- Lowel! bet dae e RN KER, By THOMAS DON LING), Auctionser, nore ane will be o ened on Friday, the 23d inatant, TILTON. ELSE ‘HILLIPS, Amusing Exporimunts with Lavghing Gas! ational Hote!, entrance to rooms on 6th * WARD, oa! XECUTOR’S SALE oA Toluabie Farm, con- In ord { treet, ipext doornerti of Ha'r Dressing Saloon, > more or ica aREMA ME'BRO tHe the and will ve kept open from ¥ a, m., till 6 D. Ty THIS EVEN NG. cor in tot Coleman virtee of reer and rorderthe fvo days rAnygvery erent 1 noe ORG ested in me a2 exeovtor of ihe last wis Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert. y order of the Corporators. KINGMAN. | pion THouteicanlts tk wccessfal Play af ‘pened’ s aot te Gn the premenag sscogrees. | Sixty Gallons of Gas will be made and adminis-|_m19 st” (Iatel.. Rep . and Fiuee cop) Irish a no Dext, That beecl veautifal Sod heuc- tered. A atrong railing will bs erected Sround the ‘AGON before pubis of untry Mo of EB feet 1g miles from Senere- 1856 to prevent those uneer the influence of the WAGON go: RilAGe Kon fort iEarepe town, DO the west vide coming in contact with the ancien yoae. 3, bay ye ore ie eeied z \eoding EC, ville, guals se Gas fon ieee to protect For sale by JOHN x RUVANG Pulack cites wie Eee we a a er sone aie ted sk 8. Twalve geatiemsn or th fee sat ma 19 00st Pa. fads Ni, i IIT a te, re sone third ex . os “od ave voluntseres in " tweive thi FOR rae TRADE, COLLEEN Bs pat EN BAWN. aoe shea tueiirat ts iahale tt. Bho efiot of By ac CENAM'D Dalits (i yard roils) 43 oe Ee awe trust on the premises.) °* S®°Ured by & deed ot Soms will Laugh. Si ‘De. inches at (6)) 8 xt¥ cents per yal Aw All conveyanoing ai the ex: of the . e; | BLACK ENAM'D MUSLIN, inches, at thirty- rides of Garryowen ! n FOHN DAVIDSUN. thibitions to offand the most di- five ($5) eents per yer ‘ard or The Brides of Garryowen ! He wil! endeavor to conduct this enter- FANCY CANVAS (all colors sand shades of eol- Or, The Brides of Garryowen! of er CE Tie defeuiting ‘chaser, ts:nmeutin such 8 menceras to deserve the ors) ISHN RELY oo Ba. avenue, | New, Magnificent and Acourge Secor Pace c, 8. pooh Ay ome deecribad props) 4 Tie Baal bey 4 (se in New Yor r Sad warned ¢. and yautiemen The Scae ta pe rfectly hanciess ice m 19-e03"___ (Alex. News se Gazette bi tS ing Ba perty will ie ep enetione: Pena ffects, wnie, to an intellectual pereon, ; Osborne. Ww DAY next, zeth May, st : ons are dele hita bs yond all power 250 KEGS Bi BURDENS HORSE SHOES as- by Marshael. min OB the hg prom “No more intelligent audiences of lad i gentlemen hsv, v3 em ol led in ony ‘sity than” 3 ee ae ruts } aA a A ORSE i SHOE a MLS. TH attended Dr Coltous Exhibitions of Lavg By WALL & BAKNARD, Avotioneers. Gas"—Phtadelphia North Amore um iateok and for apie bee 2: RLVANS. HiQ8SEs. OXEN, cows, Hay. Woon. Popnlar prices of et 7ceats,| _m19-e03: 309 ta avenue. eo, at Avction —On FRID, AY, May. Sih. according to locality. at 12 0’c'ock m., we will sel! at then Fielder ! Speeisl Day Enterta itson Wednesday WATER COOLERS, Magruder, Esq , four miiee trom Toy A Ly near acd Baturcay Afternuons. ot kepubd naa ae REFRIGERATORS, Bi wi ———— | PATENT ICE PITCHER B Worx }Saddle Horses, and one Bisck Hawk ]Quavies’ BLACK SILK TIGHT. FITTING ae ree hgienms and Plated, yee ed xen, Boautifu! styles and mad: For esle at N Anne Chrute, the Cplfeen Ra 5 Stacks Timoth silks: Just received at? OF seonbicanpas = ies aft ousste raishize Siar, sted es red aired giri)——~ Alias Jogny Parker & Gords Boasoued Unk’ Wood, MA r m 20 Iw" wouth strest, , Se ig Potatoes, and’ severs! N, B. 100 additional La*ien’ Black Silt Wisp- rout atrest_netr Fe se | Risin — fr Fo germen | © 1G ae pings, comprising Sli the styles that are wa and St Fe SEVENTH H STREET. pret 532 532 | Kathiee lore Lee WALL & BARN + ae Avots. t! NEW DRY ites STOKE! WILLIAM 8-8 HABRROV ER, an J, mourn the ho} that leave were wil Ock OF GOODS! a REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, | *0en Lawn,” and the“ Boys of Ki Cn natteee a Diss Lotty Hoven will sing Sighs Pretty Girl Bowie of CHILDREN’S CABS, CARRIAGES, on the 4th * - Barece WAGONS § WHERE Bako Ws, WOODEN | MAoit The Lace of Kulerney by Moonlight. orninen opel Joes at x dict eeeoer a: o 4 Act ![—Tho Fearful Water Cave ‘ton, D C.,amoag which sre s so. Allof| CHAMBRK SETTS, CHUKNS, BRUSHES, fall Ball Room,or Light Fhrough the f Srnige have boon on: with great obre und wil BROOMS, MOPS: SIEVES-CORDAGE, . us fine ‘Miloh Cows, ‘with caver ES, CORDAGE, CLOTHES? LINES and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS of all kinds, TIN WARE. HARDWARE in every variety, fine STOVES a RANGES war’ the r i and ityles, reper Ss. pawn = co, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CHINA, @LASS AND Eaitraen WARE, 3 [a aves _m 22-3 “ Between 9th anc loth sis. CHEearay INSTIEUE 1627 and 1529 spree ‘Tha reg ulnr courss ot Fpeclish and French La Latin if required, and ae atitate a thorough En French is the iangua, rtatly spoken in the er A BECK WieH, Major Cc. 8. Be 3.0. MseUIRE & CO.. Auctonsers, Beats bAy"GVENING. Mar athens, ‘clock, we snali ‘sell St the Aucton = tee [almable Books, seized i SNOT Wis Pease ote St The Cows wil! be soi cre scoable partie from a di stance to reach home | _ m 2 i@ hour, no Other piece will be per- ie YOUNG DAES ‘usges and ture, ) branches which oon- French educat:on. eorthe family. and 1s con~ astitute itis the obssotof Te m i9-lw secured at dsy without May charge. ANTERBURY HALL, Sion be “seo aed Bevis tsp ghar aturisofttwataee aad eet | Elanogary; dentist walters Eitan ammo. | “ered SE MAGTHES BST anon ition ‘The sthoiast.c year ‘Qommences figptom- ‘oll ted otal Goods, Ghuuneye sod Wicks Glori - UIRE & CO h and closes July 1st. Circulars, s . SONY. ENTION OF URNITORE AN EGTS'O be obtained from Mudgus bHEe aie! he Aa ie aster iets sasha MUSICAL CONVENTION or artists, | [UE PEP PRCTS OF A Tal gon. orpal of Chegaray Institute, oa . Tl ‘Sos (Ood Fellows’ Hall) Th et. oft Eso: “dr AL! A, “ sly os a 0 o neiget. at the — fam: a street bet a ‘THY CHEAPEST, BLEACHED COTTON FRENCH MILLINERY. = A Nour wg, We ehail sell the Pursitare MARKET Rs. TEOMAS, :: rom New 1 orhy Room No. | whiob Fs ES weeks in pr: ape Sots, Arm. and adtesneprstsersanyaiening ws gananaes | hetaste BPN CHA TIISER $y egQl | itcberpreauned taal esta apeaie™ eee ee ot sirable yprands of BL. BLEACHED SHIR TINGS : | [et steer ‘styles and ious, t0 which she —— — in thi aekane aud funny plese Bork: Dace and Wood Sear ra, TE Wore tit: Hy invites the attention of the ladies of | The ia the =, Come een Free ply and otuer Carpets, ‘ : Batt Mile, Washington. D 23-Sw* come ai and see the Mie fees c DK ideboard, rkwrig ie OUNT PL ANT Oss fire, ‘gas, and . { Androscogan Mills M EOPATHIC HOSPITAL, ety: A a ose aki No. Gestore: Patio Bae eee: 4 Dwight Miter em) ‘This Mospital ue Bet 3th and Bonswary Fifty Persone in ite Sinved ‘4 igloth, Matting, Iron Hat-tree, ‘ Am keme (heay h ‘te jon a te h GE oth street, one and Grand idnight Progession wit omene v Lounres, 4¢@ Korlish Lon; Bi fostitution. For trrmect at inane apps the biema of th e Order omnes of yo that Moan Fide attroe: ; Washetnnds, § 4,9 Sand 10 4 Pepperiil and Btios. Hospital. | Rams ee ts, he TE a hoi 1m ease nad ‘wd anon beret ea a SHEETING COTTONS. ist Matra oats! 2 ou Bast Sees ons Shr Ss extial BES RRC TR MMAR ELA AND emit edge baes iy ee lev ot Househoid Just received, another suppiy, in BUGLES nuatt we week Sipe ss LTA MOR’ the rked at tha old prices AY, sit KS. GIMP. L p J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. 305 Fa. avenue, veiween %thandinnats., | RIBBONS. DRESS Sawer eal _m 22 3 ‘New Store” riety kept on hand and oa wera at the Fringe MARKET SPACE, and Palin| eh eat ~y ~ and 297 re a arene. a hice, pape’ SPRING aryL.ns EMBROIDERIES! EMB&OIDERIES i J ust recel ved 8 larre and oupanlo stook of Em- BEE e wtas acoso 10.1 , Consisting Kan into — ote" ic Bands, — er sii — us saree ‘corner ings. * pa suibaag ane loubies ©” ere 4 k i zs the yo "aotee i Eee med ome heme sevens Se eoeee sv. ar = a, ‘of trust taken. Eee id ele. JAY COOKE «co dui & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Sbove SES nae dS cent. é60 pany, Ee saiee tne We vay ‘H StRegr, small efvance = ayer ese-iceandoveryatiots 1a | Us QERTIPL seat NP PEERRE py eS 20) aoa tnerggreyameny ms MEYENGERO, | SER E Tlicen, rilete mana® Market epi inder Avenue use, XCHANGE. St ween mars: *N isetween 7th and Sch sia. oe. CSREEE.CRNS Ras BOILERS, CHa FING Boe t CHE Ha Gia sprars ae foie any Peay ce ee zm oi "to eet “mao costs _ 5B ongefammiahie i mb acct __ 51 Hovemnteseramnas Ore “intake int ase ne ae Bedsteads, Cooking and other U. . ® Bes SSR ake ne FER CENT, 6.80 V YEAR BONDS ope Oo FoR s With & g00d lot of Kitchen Requisites. + Jeotubs N.Y, TTER, we USE, vier & | fres LGGS. an toed stylisn. m Bit. xa ZENS OUSE . a Pere. BS VEL arena EEE oe, CE Recess my CE Byte reba a Te se tT ™ 8-1m* No. 6 Goromarae at. ? RIGERATOR: & WILLIAMS, Avot. Omlomn ere COAL! eect 3A