Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1866, Page 4

cnnhamiiaien . aaiethhan asbuwmauaar | eprraved a contract @r a Glegtabh, 0 Amer.) avae. are spoke ot . STAR. | $18 fe st 235 BALLS, PARTIES, &. Rg § fede canal) = seal F She fel | — wi nan : . aw a ‘The liabilities 07 4 osing i nd Anew sya cre 1nd O86 oy pes TPONRD ‘ y Zanespool, Which puspended o@ the'istn of | tne membership. was acpi W. DB. WALLACH, Editor and Propriaten. cor etowx CassiMeRg SUITS, THE FIRST GRAND APTRRNOON fe | Apr. are egg he SE ad The Preachcrs’ Aid Society met andoccupind an eS a 4 Ee | o® Me ons sterling. je me a . : > ; as VESTARD ion ERP Byres, iit eg ee | It was feared that some latge {1:1 eUnNTy meetivg will WASHINGTON CITY: = 1OR Aare roe - eos ee gee goad gil 4 O'CLOCK P. Mm. Se eae Teeult in Liverpool, bat it ts stated | Union bethei Church. he Pir~ TUESDAY................... MAY 1, 20080 | _ sy 1-202 _corger Fel cote ee cave SEVENTR SY aT apes. | tbat he temporary embarrasamen's Rave bera | pists. at whicl At io sapecies Gen | cen ES. | phot be peat 4 | Baits terms Fecgeuars hn and othyts will op a ENE of the Comaalites: my tite : : S7 READING MATTER ON REVERE PAGR. EDUOTION OF PRICES. By order 5 AS. GOVERNMENT SECURITi «cs Latest sta Queenstown. es “ ta ae ‘OUTS! RESTING TBLE- BR NAMB 18 OCB MOTTO Wasitinetos. May }. 1265 R11 22. —No news yet rec ’ Jems = pon Fo Bs 2 bs SY me i 4 -* ws Jay Ocore & Oo. turnisD che fouo wing quo- pAWSruiscton, 2 o'clock. the jury for sae w % By GRAPES ARP OTHER MAUI .g: gogehed Sarid ee TE: COMM OMB, OOMBALU.TO FRIFNDSHIP'S | uations of Govercmens coc ~ The Giole is authorized to state that the Gove | Cait Conn. & Mona haem, air Gaui aaa t bee RE 5 5 iow ren for ae : i «| Meni bas received no nana was draw office mt lee ‘ZT ' BELIBYED ass! + | ie the g ; Lief in the statements pu ie Times, esence of Mr J. R. Hynes, A. ty. Seon tapomaeanelicna 4 ene réforasse so | 3 af bat SS oo ids AnPpouncing the rupture - —eeepe miter. ig Mr air 1 a ; Guty ot Rew Dis. in lag” | coDrse between Austria and Prussia. poration, and 3 Wee Maa Nbelt 6 Cary oF Dentenrcescl PE, = i ‘Tat atrests, « 5 .| _ George Peabody, Esq. is among the passen- uy Comet. Tae tribution and eisewhere, in thé Departmeny of , '# Snder the superintendence of sed dupeser MEDNES U Tee. | Rete bs the Scotia He was warmly cheneed wa Washington, during tbe rebellion,-and. who | CXseiMeneS gamit nen the, “ | Ob yeas Coren ee nae ceetahs > a | SR emoarking at Liverpool. oe a roapntly servegosthe staf of Gen>ieam Han} lvnresstne’. «7, Sth etrcot, two doors above | ged tn oH ime uge, jy: | ORe-year Uertificares—new ee Bika: AOS Geta: ota ee ee to-day. id ward. Thos General by letter, the garfison of Washiagron | 2 T3* i 8 Store) | 3, F Murray D. T Groves WL. Reach. W. EB. Goupom, 11s, Five ‘Twenties 1a08, wry, PgPAB!, April 21 —Telegrams received irom G. Bowen, sth ward; ‘. . * niece Bee ek "a. Ww, 5, Y ; 1 a having been Pores Brevet Lieut. Gol. | QU NITED STATES MILITARY BAILBOADS, | Degnisos: B'Qwens) L.'T. Cook, WB. Srdeor. | viv- Twenties, 1866, 101%: Rive Pwenmese} ViCP28 confirm the news that Austria, in ry d; Jot tn E. &. Camp, of the (Quartermasters —_ . : Plying to the Prussian note of the Iith, has fubmi'ted propositions for mutual disarma- ment. The proposals are as fol ows -—Austria apd Prussia shall each restore their military establishments to the saty guo which existed re to the late defensive measures, and that 25) ward, Addison hw ward. Geo. A. Barron. > Knowles, jr town; 1, li. terback, ith ward. : 1885. 1014; Ten Forties, 9) ¥o-Revem Thirnes, Al DAY AT GLYMON®T. 101.4; Certificates, 100; Gold. 125%. 7 u rat -+0ee- TIBG? "THE SEASON TO GIT MOST OF THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS, ©" ON TORSDAY, MAY 18T, Mz. Willey introduced in the Seuate to-day ment,whe bad ‘ebarze of the renting-and ton. } © Qfice of Gum: ermasier, 950 G s..% struction ef buildings for military purposes in |! geaieg gin DC. April 28, 1968. “< bore et too peng Lips one. L has “been j Beal 2 ON AY, Mag 21, for the pare ane niet Quartexyuaener of tote > piginetecs “Howe's Improved ment. een spans ‘, 1 th of April be the date for the mutaal Avgust Schroeder, Gh wara PW 2 oT f ridges,”’ consisti fe a, Ring New Onl hon OF are e a pill repealing the 3th seetion of the Deola- penaent Austria consents to disarm en Ware: Fenwick. counts KH eo ¢ OF 8ST. DUMINIC, ration of Rights of the Statecof Maryland so 4 7 o ye * 9 me a { one mth fron eighty te ous b moe oHU es Jeeta anl that day, aud is even willing that Prassia | 2d.ward: JHB. Jenkins, oth ward Henry -REMOVAL OF THE FEDBRAL DBAD, : ALB Course of ereotion on the Isiaud. far as the same has been recognized and adopt: | should disarm enly onthe ith. The Austrian | A Clark, 7th ward Major- James Gleason, A. Q. M. has /" The iron ie eee mor pata yg In ordor to accommodate the vast maltitud- that | ed in the District ot Cotambia, and ting | Propositions aré saia to have been communi- > returned frem an inspection tour over thé pend Boltieg ae yon ong aeies mania ee sigdify their intention to acoompauy that all sales, gifts and devises probibitee. by | cated to Paris and London, where ithas been | AxcerweNT AMEAN.—Ner as Pattle fields of Northern Virginia. Along the} “a detailed bill. of the Iren, and Jenzth of the | the ions |+ rge and fast steam the said section, or amy law passed in accor- | cotdially approved Erand pir-nic of Friencship line of the Orange aid’ Alexandria rajiroad, per. mey obtained on appli mat this of- ve 7th street wharf at the’ dance there ;Sball be when hereafter made NigNS A. Zist—At the next sitting of the | piven ut Washington Cry 2. sien aL #- Bie Gnd 1 p.m.. carrying | \ gid aud eftectual. Referred to Inetriet Gum. LUN | and REFRESHMENTS will be | mi'ter. Pedern Diet. a communication will, it is said, The clobis composed of w be mace announcing the question of disarma. from Alexandria to the Rappahannoek, about ‘erma: Cash, im Government funds. ; *. thousand graves of Unitea States soldiers | Toe Unites States reserves t ty ight to reject.all tlemen, who will spare no pai i terere Mr. Morrill introduced a bill to in orate ] mént is in a fair way for settlement, affair agreeable a ee ne te oe me Scseenis shoal te antioed i‘ Proposals for "Ep tain 0 te Skat eb BAN will bo pregont the American ire snd Marine insurance 1 Evening. —Cotton— - - wing wards of three thousand were found: It } the Purchase of Bridge Iro.” to enliven the scene by @iscoursing soul-stirting | Company ot Washington, D. OG. with J. EL. los at yesterday's um- Ter May Bart to Menr.—Prof. Kreie intended to remove all the retains tying north | F.J.CBILLY, mobic caries feden. “s Kidwell, Francis Wheatley, Esai Pickrell, J. f which 2.000 were to speculators | May Batt. at Odd Fellows Mall, to-nucht. w of the Rappahannock to the cemetery ‘cuunel Lid _Breyet Major and A.) M..0. 8. A; Ee ay ee Ohitaren un-.| B. Davidson and Thomas J. Davis, of George- | and importers. Middling uplands palsy, come off necording to program Whether at agus te’ Ocipeper construe: maar eanee:t Por ares SALE—A new MILOH OOW, with calf of | acrscrenseen at toe "ap at "| town, and Benj, Beall. B. L, Jackson, Jos, F. | Breadstufts active. Provisions dull, Gousols | samme on nae hati eoers wal parant tube antion excellent qui — Borr, Augustus E. Perry and Fred Koones, of IN, CONSEQUENCE OF THE WEATHER | Washington, corporators; stock 20,000 shnres of 1 south of that river. i ibys at 173 2d street west, be- opened lower, but rallied. “tween B and C north. — = = the above Bxcursion is TPONED notil SH asbare. Referred to District Commitee. - DISCONTINUANCE OF GARBISOM OF WASH: “BRIDAL AND FUNEI SE SaBATHS. Boo: THOFSDAY, MAY 3D, 1506, In the House, Mr. Rolitns introanced &.reso- Bren cto 4 a form: Hair Watch Chainn, "Bracelets Piae'zent | at the same time and place. m1 | iution instructing the District Committee to in- , delegntes from the vations Ant Brig. General F. T. Dent, in General Order to order by Mrs. FRIES, late of Boston, No. Ot FOR ANALOSTAN: quire into the fapts concerning the interraption Reef downward te . of tha Mathatiet Pees aanee Wo. 15. Headqnarters Garrison of Washington, | 247 Vt, av., bet. K and 1 sta., near 15th. ap30-Jm* H of travel over the Long Bridge, and report | Bacon flat. Lard very dull declining tenden Batter nominal. Tallow duil, declined | shil- | *S*0B® im the Congress sc ling. Ashe> dull. Pots. Sis. fd. Pearls, 37 shillings. Sugar dull, still declining. Coffee steady, Bice quiet and steady. Spirits of Tab ABSTINENCE AND | the reason why the said bridge is allowed to TY, of Georgetown, 4 remain impassable for months. Adopted. mannouncing tha: their UTH CABOLINIANS W. FAITo a9 TRE VHEEDMER had Washington. and presents to the officers of his Wasuincton, D. C., April 23, 1866, staff, Brevet Lieut. Colonel R. Chandler, A.A. | |SBALED PROPOSALS G., Brevet Lieut. Colonel A. H. Wands, A. J. | A., Brevet Major G. .E. Henry, A. D. C., Bre- April 30th, 1866, discontinues the Garrison of , ASHINGTON Naeebe’ take great p! First Grand gM PERANCE PIC-NIC i = 3 > 3 Hi Gi 3 a 5 & od | > oth , e Acts Vite eo semter | He thinks it is the policy of the leading People, | !eum stea portion of the chapter of the Acts of bd fobuilding » carriage-house. | For further particu Wilt Ne given at f , Turpentine quiet. Petroleum quiet, 20s. - ee Cereal: t Major F. A. Whitney, A.D in J. ow ae , : Major A. E. Niles, V. R.C., Assistant Com. |". 14. : . iti s, of North Carolina, was calied to the gta gf ro — ys pa Sy Tow. | 2p 2"t¢ Brevet Colonel. Commanding. ANALOST ce ISLAND, missiouer of Freedmen in the Greenvillediatrict | , Lox wd DLARKETS. ted oy eg a nd Mr. G. J. Oberry was aj wer satis, thanks for theabie, staleas') QS rhea Ee $8 MONDAY, tho 7th of May. of South Carolina, reports but few complaints | inactive, declined 31.961, Ten reomumea (an eo and soldierlike manner in which they have | Complete sets of good The celebrated Holy Hill Band has been engaged, | of freedmen, and those of a trifling character. | con) avil Sptrit« Turpentine easier. Petro- 1@ Vonference was oper by reading eS ee | CART BARNESS and the Committee pledge theme! <3 this, the first Pic Nic of the y = t this besutifal Aposues. Siwging he hyma commencing Geover’s THEATER —To-morrow evening for only $®. those who give tone to public sentiment, to “And are we yet alive. lace of resort . one of the Jrst of the season, = s > ve, the accommodgting and popalar treasurer of | waracis. Satdics, Collars; Bridie; Hanon Gate | qaicheth ja Gentlemen, 90 Cents: Undies, 25 | have the negro so dealt’ with as to he Sod ceo ene anew Saco, ; Ohildren 15 Certs. complaint. They are anxious to get rid of the tpt COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. | trouhss nud, as they say, be admitted into the = = > es pe Union. There is submission on the part of the Puiiave: Groyer's, Mr. O. H. Hess, has a benefit, on which occasion we are promised a rare com- and prayer by Rey. W. H. Wills Traces, tern, piruble Betas, Ac Re co. The Conference proceeded to inguire sentenced t ne der of the i-g tamtiy. are members @f the body, andthe © wing 1 and 58 Louisiana avenne, betwern THE ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB people, but he thinks they have no faith that | sentence nuroved and ho remai were recognized :—Kev. Wm. MeGee, ot Var- bination of drama, farce amd concert, Mr.| sp %-3tif 6th and th atroets._ Taxe ‘Great a ry UT re oF BAYT | tree Inbor will answer forthe Sonth, Here. The day of bis execution will be fixed by zinus Conierence, Reva. With Wate Joun Gotthold, the voung Washingtonian, as “Shy. I1ANOS! PIANOSB! intend givin uae porte that thé treed peopie are generally well | Governor of the Stair Paris, T. H. Pegram, J.B. Page. A. W_ Line lock” in the “Merchant of Venice;” the fayor- Jon P seasih i HiGhTH GRAND BALL treated, and prominent citizens seem desirous one — - berg, BR. H. Wills, J.C. Deane , minister, ite actress, Susan Denin, as “Sally Scraggs” ea ee ne “dover for thoneaame* ISLAND BALL inseealiacts oF aaah ie ane delegates, and Dr. L. W. Batebelor and G Krewebmer add other vocalist welliggowes’| sce omoxenrxe r1anos, ARPRW | Corner org nod Bitte ee NE Ea ae coer rey, | WORST ERMBaetha teats Giie gat | Skcrigrimmen fhe Norte Sura Kretschmar and other yocalists well-mown : + May 2 i Ba Nes the oldest largest, and best Piano Factory in the THE BULL RUN BATTLE FIELD, to the musical public here, in & grand cagcert. bse gee Na Re de admitting ® gontleman and The work of removing the dead has at length ladies. or: white 37 yellow Scents. Oats firm. Provi- This will be the event of the dramatic season. United States; aleo. Pianos of other reliable sions inactive; unsettied. Groceries dull makes, ray, L. W. Bates, JK. Nichols, L. | 4 Jobn Roberts and J. W. Everi al ORGANS, icaieslied Arueazonents been commenced on the Bull Run battle field, } Uoflee heayy. Whisky very dull. _ } Fe <<. any. ‘ 9 DEONS, Rao rs - : ‘ i Lient. Col, ' ——_——_—__—_—- Jos. Grabam. L. J. Cox. jr. J. Buling=ie Movrrw PHILANTREOFY.—It is expected:|-BRASS, AND SHRP SILVER INSTRU- ie wy a aE. Bisley, Lddingteg. ee eet Oe ee _ New York Markets. [ W. Richardson “and J. B. Nstnews, lay dele. that Wendell Phillips, H Greel ‘J Z MENTS, s v . “Co Tucker. Ludington, Quartermaster Department of New Yor y tion dull. Flour | gates from the Maryland Oontere- Rae arsed joys fanid «| and every article in the music business. 32M Matley JH, Little,” Washington. The remains of about twohun- | dull and « . Wheat and Corn dull Rev. J. Paris objected to the cai others of the anti-targing school ot modern [a iatcances made for old Pianos or other in- on Dixon, ’ T. Stone. dred of the heroes who fell along the memora- | Beef and Pork steady. Lard buoyant. Wiisky | West Virginia Conference as one of philanthropists, will address » strong protest ete eke eere payment for new. Pianos, HB. Lafontaine. dle banks of Bull Run have already been col- } dail. ~ | ferences in connection with this General ¢ Melodeons ited for a day, week, or to the Governor of Pennsylvania upon the |. (7£ans;, Mel Puande sachet toned oh og Sh Non Committee, lected, and will be reinterred either at Arling- —-ore-—__. terence. i ishamandy and injustice of hanging the poor a ee i $m “BWlaton, | fo oF Winchester * LOCAL NEWS. RA Sy tne boy Probst, he being doubtless of k mind, | 8p -3t 306 Pa ave., det. 9th and luth stn, ap 28 Geo. J, Miller, Internat Revenve—The receipts from this ——_o—__—_ Northern and Weatera Confers and having no other object in the murder of D ISSOLBUTION. Tne Arnican M. FE. Caveren.—-This were represented in the Spr eight people than a natural human impuise to ence reassembled this morning tnership existing between WILLIAM Biehop Wayman in the chai The copar' att KLEIN & CONRAD EBEB, as keepers of the . son, to this General Conferen geta little pocket money. OLD VIGILANT A source to-day were $$25,059.50. ZED 1s17. FN Me aha = aA menreye XXXIXTH CONGRESS_FIRST SESSION. el eee A peed on Pes Mr Paria moved tp nd by adding ce ishops Payne, nond Camp! the Westarn Virginia Conferen. Say iehnna tae Gl Pee pentearane Style of KLEIN & BREE ea NIL DESPERANDUM. TUrspay, May 1. Opened with religions exercises Dr. Batchelor moved to strike the Minot es alge as By aise mal agreement. : rt SENATE.—A communicution from the Secre- Rey.J.M Brown submitted the Conference from tse list referred to the nue, azent for Leonard Scotté&Uo.’s admira- It persons indebted to the abovenamed firm will THE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MAY BALL tary of War, transmitting s report of the evi- | the committee on missions, setting forth that mittee. ble repriats of leading foreign magazines, sends | Make payment to CONRAD EBER, who alone is OF THE VIGILANT FIRE OOMPANY, detce upon which the awards for the appre- | ‘brough the efforts of this Conference churches Both amendments were rejected, and the us the April number of Blackwood. oe EE of Georgetown. D. 0.. willbe given at Been t Teterson Davis were distribated, | of one denomination have been planted in Vir- | original mone gan aed ‘Present the same te CONRAD EBER. who assumes THE GRAND HALL Referred to the Committee on Military At- | ginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia and The Char appointed Keys. Dr Murray, 3 the entire payment thereof. KLEIN & EBER. over the New Market, faire Flcrida, and ore than 10,000 souls have been added to the connection, and not less than thirty-one itinerant ministers have been pa inthe southern field. It states that the work April 30, 1366, CONRAD EBEB will continue to conduct the Resfacrant at the late stand of Klein & Eber, Soo st a ow UNOLAIMED TELEGEBA AMERICAN (TELEGRAPE Commany. vmce . avenue. a 1886. rors tect cate yi act Paris, Wm. MoGee, Dr. Batebelur. and W!D Massey, Esq., as the commitive. The Conference then adjo: p.m, ON TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 1ST, 1866, Mr. Trumbull presented the petition of one $ hundred and forty-six cimzens of Staguion, The committee rg themselves to make this | Va, representing that the troops have recent- one of the best belis of the season; that the best of | ly been withdrawn from that ned till 2 o'clock Tice; that Unio: is flourisbing, and refers to the efforts of Key LOUR AND Graix Magker —The ran pre- undelivered, for want of s ‘Sddress per Pa ny Se plies babe rts order hall be preserved; and that nothing shall | men were being perseented by rebels, and | James F. Sisson: who the commie recom. ae “door ttnectbee y The de. from other causes: — = ” oceur to mar ihe festivities of the evening. ae loca nue return of troops for the protection | Mend shall visit ‘the South Carelina Confer- | mand contoncs acnee for high grades. Fiour— sbeth Green, W Miller, ‘ - ae | tor the etebtated Holy Hill Band has been engaged | PFTYine the r Referred to the Committee on } ence, and do what he bas done in this. Ten | stock light and boldere trove cat quotations if P. B. SNYDER. A er. BE MANHATTAN LIFE INSUBANCE "By orded oF tho Gotnaaltten et Arrangements, la- | Military Affairs. missionaries will be needed in this District the | Grain—-demand good, aud ptices unchanged. ‘THERS WILL BE NO FOSTPONEME: iT COMPANY OF NEW YORK dies are most respectfully invited to attend with- Mr. Johnson read a portion of ajetter from | coming year, nd #3,000 will be required for | No receipts of flour or graitt reported to-day . of ener. Kriés’ May Ball on accoant of 8 eth . out furti a notice. a ee ak Ge. Wade carencate on the subject of the | their sles gysioggMla doe 3 ear og . = inter be -oRT OF GRORGETOWN.—Enutered Steamer weather. 7m 48) Tange, | Bic! Thy urning of Columbia. Sout > 5 requires Jo) e work in the South Carolina in. vo Baltimore 3. W.@8. P. KRIES Preh pptels poo pats ¥ — Pettit, James Cleavelend, Jas. Rawlings, Hampton v couttonent a stbehienc Salettiy Usuference, and, adding the amount required 7 te ie eee — Roomer, Crabtree. from Norfolk. Laterprise, ta the Missouri and Louisiana Coaterences, | J re . i $8,000 mn all will be required. The report recommends the cause tothe varions charches, DIVIDENDS PAID, $1,000,000. POLICIES ISSUED FOR LIFE, x er. ; “3 r published by Gen. Sherman that Colambia TICKETS 61; admitting & gentleman and Indies. was burned by his (Hampton's) orders He ‘BAND MAY FESTIVAL asks for the appointment of a special commit- , It a business. | my1-2t + Gr. Bec, => 1. 0. 0. F—GRAND LODGB—An at BS aves pil guee Yt, tee of Congress to investigate the subject. He gad urges liberal ‘contributions, closing with DEFENCE OF THE MAN IN GRa\ 1! Payable annually, or in one, five, or ten annual says his State is debarred from representation, le following reselutions othe Edi “Ser — emer WOKRINGMER S SoA T ERE ox} 7+ eymenta, TUES Gab Aaa and bas no one to impose the taxes which she | Resolred, That we will so systematize ont or Oke nal oe “Sens ot vee Will mest at German Hell. llth strece abe on, juss . is called upon to pay—none to defend her, or | Work inour several charges so as to realive the demen desire me to call and sre those toe WEDNESDAY EVENING, Maya wie ‘clock, | All Policies are non-forfeiture after three annual PLEASUBE GARDENS, vindicate her sons from misrepresentation, in. | Mount named. store, and make « compromise aud be good my 1-2t A T_OAVIS. e Payments, Corner of 4th and E streets, Oaptol Hill, Justice and slander, and he asks Mr. Johnson Resolved, That so far asthe Baltimore Con- ‘nds agein. You all say it wiil r the best. ‘To the amount of the value of the policy. Washington, ap 25 6t* to see that justice be done in this mrtter, ference is concerned, not a Single man shall au, of you spy it is an ‘(S- FENIAN BROTHE 1S 7 May Ba BACT BEBE ite i aa Mr. Sherman said he could not allow this | leave the field, but more teachersand preachers | ¢oing; that hédoes not mean what he says, there — Riscgoat oad Fel Diswrit a Fifty per cent. credit given when the premium LOST AND FOUND, charge of this most impudent rebel against the shall be fent into the work. pe ee fore I hope you all wil! foram ber no dia the trek ake place at ‘ellows on amounts to $40 or over. ° whole army to entered upon the records resolved, That we owe adel and our ich he got wlected last time y EvNEgDAY A me. 2 1806," Fickow "J O8F—0n Mondh? Gcckina tht a, 2, | without some answer. The charge of General | brethren in this connection, which will not be Jertake the $1, admitting a gentleman and ~ gee LIGHTER & WHEELER, Agents, Lwitg Cn Monday evening. the seth of Apal, Sherman ta relation to the buratag of Colnm- | cancelled until all of our brethren eajoy atl me myl2t™ Chairman Com. of Arrangemenis. No. 476 Seventh street. | ai NBAD VEIL. The fader will be suitably re- | bia was in an official report, and was fully | the religious and intellectual privileges which = ORME & COOPER, Acents. w 1 ardet by leaving the same at 402 13th st., bet.G@ | sustained by reports of other officers. General and B. ite we enjoy. Sherman did not cbarge that Hampton gave Resolved, That believing as we do that the ap 0-Im _ No. 100 Bridge «t , Georgetown. Tom CY o held at Union ¢ koome, Fag et a a “ ‘ ; They Sy an explicit order on the subject, but simply | African M. bE. Church was raised up to spe- 3 on WEONESDAY KYMNING. merea EW PARIS DRESS GOODS. ‘ad Go: rpeewins LaDy a POOREST ROO | mare previous orders in relation to the | cially bless and benefit our race, ser winie <—-s They stand instant, a€ 7% o’clo k ». m., to meet rite containing seum joney anda small sample | burning of cotton, etc.. led to that result, Pace. that,we should be recreant to the course of my hopest di HALPINE 1 A., who brings cheering news — Be trom James Stephens. see BICHA) COLEMAN, ca oLpEst IN EA ot a WED: 5 nats eo OS EXT, ge ((S- THE CosPEen TRUMPET laaotainc. A PROTRACTED MEETING is in progress at WESLEY CHAPEL MISSION, our fathers and to ourselves if we shall not use every effort for her extension. Resolved, That we will gladly receive aid and comfort from any and all sources, when thataid and comfort does not require us to sacri- Bee any of our principles handed down to us by the fathers. Resolved. That we have received no intima- tion from any body of the Methodist family which leads us to suppose that they wish us to Gnite with them, but by the sacrifice of our . They got theirs +tuffing, ao got mine fe hard beep told | 4 many of the Rad did not comply with their request they d work me out of the navy yar|, fer one of their party was my master workman, and if I did pot oblige them, out I showld go, and so you have dons it at inet All that I have ee to you, gentlemen. is, if those twe friends of yours intend to rue tor the United States Senate again, thep I will come out and stump tt against them, let ft cost wivat it wtil They have political enemies todefray all expenses. The managers of the Chronirie advised me last We take pleasure in annouscing to our numer- ©us customers and the public generally that we have mst returned from New York with the cheap- e8t and most beautiful stock of PARIS DRESS GOODs, (for Spring and Summer wear,) ever exhibited in thiseity. 7 The major part of these elegant Good y elvet. Any person having found it will Mr. Sherman read trom the various official be rewarded by icaving {t at the Dims Store of V- : . inet Gene HABBAUGH, corner of th aud Gata, ory feat} Hampton." u7™ the charge against General STBAYED OR STOLEN~A handsome red COW, Mr. Fessenden objected to the practice of with a large star in her face, fout white fect taking up the time of the Senate in reading —_ Shen Roem Pods toe wi a tod pH peer a letters addressed, not to the Senate, but to in- s on ker ver return vi 2 i: her or inform me where she may ie found, cunt dividual Senators, and especially m matters 4 pertaining to private controversies between 3 cnet i : an pore 6 aed wiber, 196 Persons not members of the Senate. my1-3t* HIRAM BROWN. Mr. Johnson then withdrew the letter of T stol the 29th General Hampton. y ARD—strayed o: , OR s 7 cclesi 1 Mister, before] came out in print, to let 4t dro 4 re 1 Mr. Willey introduced a bin to repeal the | manbood, our ecclesiastical status and other- for it w, ting . UT hed. Corner of 9th and § streets. bought st the Great Anction Sale of Messrs. L. « in. wert! jor se iS ehcremae! 34th section of the declaration of tights of the | Wise to degrade ourselves, and this is evinced Sepater a onorsble ud - aoe will be paid if left Mrs. MARY TRIN. } State of Maryland, so far as the same has been y the formation of several Confarences by the | re el-ctes again, by ors of his tricks. | think the Service BVERY EVENING THISWEEK, com- | B.Cartis & Co., om Friday last, at New York, for | LIN’S, near Lincotn Hospital ap 37-3t* recognised or adopted in the District of Oo- . BE. Church. whose ostensible object is to | fiends of Wale and Wilson had naiter try some Si pial sedle beso os “ Ly gi Ae ee ee CS ; tis ck ak iepenias tho oxaes cha Principle of prajwlice aud | other man, for there are betecr men te Olio met “mencing at 8 o'clock. cash, and wil! be sold sta STRAYED OR STOLEN from 296 Pa av. be- | umbia. Referred to the Commi one . , me Marsachusetts than either of the ‘The Publi cordially invited. ap iti TRIFLING ADVANCE ON THE Cost. S tw. Oth ste,.a YELLOW TAN | District of Columbia. hate which drove us, titty years ago, from their tnd eburch. een and TERRIER SLUT. Had on a red collar. Any Thespecia) crder—the Post Office appropria- ery respectfully, te the Radical wing Th . ; us WM. L. FLEMING. eases persen retar: her tothe above place willre- | t; bai— tak ™ Resolved, That we have a grand idea, and that | —™ et a LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. M7 DEPOT OF MOURNING DBESS GOODS. | Coivesiboral reward, and no questions naked, ge teens see of Mass.. and | idea is self-reliance, mauly seli-respect, and a | FOR SALE—On reasonable terms, the STOCK, The JOURNEYMEN. HOUSE-PAINTER’S | #7 PEPOT OF PARIS KID GLOVES. Fo none PE Bingham, of Ohio, gave notice that at the | “¢termivation to develop ourselves, and that eee WILL, and | FIXTURES of ‘the kutel- ENION have opened their shop at the northeast Sponacyivenianconce, | S200 tke otigwing deetrivec Ue Testy | MUL ‘line they should offer certain amend. | A&%* Ave done heiorw su we wilt do, oer tately on the pre my 1st" corner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, 30S Penasylvanis avenue, | notes: ims fs | a ‘naked thee thet srcor | ia the Church of Unrist, and that the Colma | (°O RENT: Ter ing ROOMS, om Altorders promptly attended to inevery branch | _ap.30-2tif Between 9th and 10th sts. Posed amendments should be printed; and it | M@% Who wall see his manhood and allow eee Sd ae — ihe of our business. Ms . Was 60 ordered. Mr. Ehot, of Mass., offered a resolution re- citing that, in view of the alarming destitution a0 prevailing in the ay en in Arkan. : . | Sas, Alabama and Sonth Carolina, the Com- ito Dvemartietn nto Hi gear let fhe | Mittee on Freedmen be instructed’ te inguire 8. himself to be and continue degraded because he can receive beter poy for his missionary jabors, is un worthy of the use of oer puilpits, our confidence, or respect. Hesoived, That the cause of missions is so important asto demand our most sirenaous efforts to promote ii erests. for housekeeping: or will reut the front ro om t> gentlemen. “Tale Board >20 per month mst ba . M. HARVEY, _*p0-Iw* Chairman Reegatine omens. ft ae oY NOTIOE.—The und: , the Assesser: Of the Couatror Washington: witmnens ‘d of Ap’ the assessments of wn for ee ! LATHB!! LATHS!!: eat receivers lot tof LATHS. which I offer at a ir 8a e rea S SULEAV AN. cor Shan et Canal. ap 28-30" West end Centre Market. Ore DAYS—SPRING STYLES. Hongy"SizsggeteB&t Tous,” GARDEN SCISSORS. PEUNING ENIVES. EDGING IVER. EN yellow draw, A. into the expediency of appropriating © 100,000, GAR ELS & FORKS, aD ay ann ESpay, ap 3H 3t* 217, east side of 6th st.. near M. to _ expended in the Sar beten evamearen an sngeotegedtcloeag peered Ele ie omen FLORAL TOOLS. ' Ca awe the Le purt. if 1th April 3oth Ist, Sd ou iN 7 c food, under the direction of the Freedmen’: . 9 . . iio oeisc ual Sanaayraatage Biases CUtAa Se amernca | PUN Cag eLe CAMEL Oke SABIE, | Sete Fatoaeasetwes nrc | ahem aninne tr tene™ Oo “gisane alte, Mav akaRenee oe Hae Bilateee Beriea for Spring vei Summer of 1885, at | LqePONIg at Mis. LOWE'S Trtsmine Bete’ | “Mr Sieene, Tip the Comnlittes eu AWpren! Taher Gols unin te mn ny + rc. i. . § » 2 ue. ap 2-3t priguions, reported back Senate joint resola- 7 2 . » 30-dta . BR. LT. I a ne # - .S. L. Hi thi e =P oe *Tadies?, Wk and Leht Cloth CoaTs, Steaved. Thursday, the sith | Non, {PRLOPriAting #2,100.000 for paying ex- | Nevo 1b Hammond moved that the sixth MARINI® FLORAL MAY FESTIVAL SA 18H JAOKETS, © BCULARS, RURSE. +) penses of collecting the customs-revenue. < 2. i take place at Marini's Assembly | SACQUBS, EX inch Kilk BACQUES- OrROe: | ¢ : on bis forehead: white lier | Passed ~Rev. Jas. A. Shorter argued against <triking al Te Ssooms. E street. between 9th and 10th, on FRE. iis and tea ja Bene MC Yar Minsce and | foot The a! “ putthe resolution referred to, saying that the Obildren, at - THOMA: bove reward will be given if ret The House then took up the bill making ap- to FREVERIOK HUS®, i3th and Boundary. 4 " large majerity of the Methodist Ep! Whurch would do nothing to help them asa race. The resciution was the very one that was wanted, except it did not go fur enough. He —— that the Conference would baiile the ice in that ehureh. It wasa fact that 25 King street. _my 1-eo3t Sos Tthstrest, ‘ashington, D.C. BEATATT CTIONT D> G baie ne 3B IN BOOTS an Gente’ fine call cewed Boots, from $3 25 ‘ee Ppropriations for the uses of the Freedmen’s Bh tae Bo voices Bureau, and wasengaged in the discussion of CAME TO MY PREMI BS. ABOUT THE 18T | ‘Ze stme when our report closed. @ be »w lead colored COW, whit ss a 7 white'on the top of ber tail” The see ee *: requested to come forward, prove properte ni : TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. 328 Pa. aven ap 28-stif between sth and 10th streets. Aa i “NORTH CAROLINA FLOORING AND SHIN- GLES. Also, a large stock of E.8 Y. PI FLOORING. 4 and 5-4, seasoned- WHITE PINE g2d SPRUCE SHINGLES. on hand and for sale DAY, May 4th, 1866. L: Pe aly. = hia from Prof. L. GiSiarinl atthe Seaasmy ets for gentlemen can x Metzerott's Musi Store, Pa. ave. & asset ica MABONIO.—The semi-ann {9p of the GRAND LOSE of . of the District of Columbia q sonic Hall —— of D and 9th streets, DAY EVENING, the ist of May. at 7 Ladies? Slippers. from 4®.cents to $1.40 “ Gon “« preju ‘heir ministers were aided in the South by che i way! saiters, from §1.75 to b ILLET & REDGRAVE. Hecevand take her SN YEL McCARTHY, oF ESE go the Methodist Chureh South. The Methodict |, 2 Punctual attendance is requ amber Dealers, Nettonal Dairy, LATER FROM EUROPE. ghurch did not aid them, but mach oftener | 4, Gaiters. $2.25 wens w ‘MOgRIS Its, 8h 8-6" cor. 14th at. and anal. ap 28 st* nesr Mount Olivet Cemetery, | Arrival of the Scotia—Steamship Missing—, 'y opposed them. The Church North will sees. and “s Boot: and Gaiters, from ap 23-St "Grand [Le ABLOW’S @ - () BEWARD—Was hired on ‘Thursday lest Reiorm Bill—The German Queation—, | allow the blacks to sit in the galleries—ignor- | Meng re iS cenite to $1 25 FIRST WARD BUILDING assoora- $50 fiom the Kirkwood House Livery Stati, Failure for 3,250,000 ing thelr manhood—the bishop will hold his | Ladves™ . and Balycorals, from $1 75 TION —& stated meeting of the Direstars cOAL! COAL! by a map who gave his name as Wm. Silth: be is Pounds erling—G: je Pea- whise conference, and a few days after its ad- to $27" will take place at Stott’s Hall- corner of 20th steset 1,500 TONS about 26 years old: black eeat. pants. anda bieck body Arrived—Markets. journment he will go to a colored church, and | Al#e, 9 wii filed writh hose ot $1 per pair. na Pennsylvan; sven T Dax x 600 TONS. qelyet vest; smooth face; $,forrel HORSE, ball New Yorx, May i.—The steamship Seotia | shere mix with.bis,sable brethren. Now. some sal st the Orict Casey 8 ay 5 i: pa ON ed Ls nom pet! bi par amt Bony ‘it top bneyt stiver mochttlT tasence ae ‘above | bas arrived with Liverpool dates tothe 2ist | 24¥ Fight bn the Fate of these things they must | prec omce Bem O8F ny Lae x and a! for sale at the lowest market | reward will be given for the horee and f.or os oo & keep ‘ Pe ia : e4 25 for the bore hil thie! ult., via Queenstown on the 22d. posey if returned to the Bishop =n said that from blood: corner of 12th and C strecte. ap 28-3t” -Kansas to tbe Guit they had met Opposition from the Methodist Episcopal Church, but that the Southern Methodist Onarch had as- sisted them, ' ry Paine said that he was not prepared .{@aay Anything to incur the ill will of the thodist Church North. Rev. James Lynch argued that at this time ried could not afford to fall out with the Me. thedist Episcopal Church. and referred to several members of that church with whom nodistinction was made on account of color. bers Rey. I. W. Le Earolina, aud Bi “he Bg ap PIF TH GRAND OPENING or AUCTION CARPETS. We will open to-day @ Deaatiful line of Two Pip ‘and Ingrain Nothing had been heard of the steamship JOHN BOIGH City of Washington when the Scotia left. She had been three weeks out. Heavy premiums are demanded u: her. PERSONAL. Depate 1s being eontinaed in House of Vom. “ mons on the Reform 5 Vision a6 not [SAGSBATION AN We ppd yee likely for several days. pollne-nistiee by sive at~'Riv’s Foun- | Head Centre Stevens has been feasted. by the ry ;” was taken sick;au to be in ene of the | Marquis De Boissy, at Paris. i - hespitale. Anpinteriostion con orale hie where- Up to the night of the 20th of Apc baliatas, abouts will be thaukfally received and the infor- | the pacific adjustment of the German difficuls NOLAN! Baz seated he te eee. aoe aah ty grew stronger. Telegrams spoke of conces- SLAB; Be neen's Co., Long > deadito KI The above Coal is of the best quality Pere re Oe a wane, Teal a Seaee to give mea call before purchaving else- 7 Also, on CUMBERLAND COAL. PAGE o, AND PINE WOOD. cord eth, oF Sawed and split any Jongtty oF size re- s W.H. MARLOW, Offive'and Yard south side Canal. ap 77 6t* corner 7th atreet a ee ALT G ROCER 1s, Ss! Ph A instore anew supply, at prices much re- » Ope — Aoi, Konvince you that my articles are ‘Wasningt ats Ps oa oi eam ied Contectioneries, ys 7 to the pub: Their favorite pavillion ie no eg pub- CASPETS, from New York Auctions, ‘Phe cheapest Goods we have had this season. AL80, #4 BAG OARPST. AT 56 CENTS (ener RIDGWAY ould respectfally inform his customers and the public in gemers! that he has removed his Plambing ‘and a ate Saas and D streets, re he is nnonnced that it had received news. on Spigtenrt 12? Forties wishing State | Tho vreei ous dky ine Eapercr of Meee ee 4 Count Mensdorff, against the advice.of some BS MILLER, Essie iM Ph: H inisters, resolved to witndraw. Uount ‘Mi ron Bieroce ‘0. aed" Bs Whats erm the ‘Austrian Ambassador; 4 anzicer lin, which ie. known to the sions b: Avetrasand Tumors 1be 44 COTTAGE OCABPRET, aT 40 CENT: sn —_— | conviction will be maintained, «0; ishop Simpson, as a : 4 o B- aa pipes at greatly. ‘ T382 SORDBAPUL “AEROVAPOR OooK.| |The fanee of England and the Continend | ; Oo sr HEMP CARPET. AT 25 ORBTS. B J ‘ = 8 EVANS, NG STOVM, without Coal, ood or Gas; mo | have materially improved ander <he pacific. Nleced said he had lived.a bor 10 | Domot buy whti! you examine Our stock, as we ‘Try ices before you bore hn A m7-3t 487 9th st., bet, Daud E, mel smote Or seot; aon exidbition and f sale | influences, Fi * lostsarhy p Simpson for eighteen years, and betore a “apa at “Lone. e1A 710 Chonmaa BOYD 8, 479 oth strect, between © The London Times, of the 2ist, however, a he was an enemy to the selling bargains... A ts Cache AND TEmaTmENt, be oe Fi Brown asked if this Mr. Lewis not made a distinction on account of color communion table. 4 tev. Mr. Lynch replied by saying that ao a distinction | made while he was at BONTZ & GROSHON, LJ ~ By F. A. BUR ‘price §) 00, free ? of bia war i rio Bring toged ly inter 4, " Sts BREECH -LOA = 4 OG Seer ear ae te ‘which General Hancock is 3 seaaion Siig 51 Winder’s Building. 1j-aie ba a. m. rong. » rae oe —_ Bventers are requested to ia person or by agent to the lor Woard.. OWEN 4 lence to at @ kind Provi, B. M.A. BLAN. Prussian Minister vee it was,expected ‘leston, but t! be bad seen colored men 3 Sisal oan the new BURG! "DENTIST, that he would initmiediately. It is added, table of Mr. Lewis. He continued Captain sth U.S. 1 en feoases. Every ong shecaeeat mm ; inexpianation, that Count Pane oo g of the Methodist church as going to a Brevet Lieutenant 8. book. Just Publishe. » & SOLOMON: P34 Fenner’ venue, cor! Btine- ceiving Prassiay answer Of othe. 15th, teles wall, and pe ge 1a aan north ae ap 14-68 332 Pean. avenue. | — Feopand of the Oh, and reeelveda refusal Pp Payne believed that the cy 4 ont ctomne ot $1.90 FoR A OFFICE DESK —A now black walnut, lt bineny. on the 19th; hence a council wae held tea e church was going in the right ue ot BOY'S LINEN €OA%. ef fiat top double desk, book racks, pigeon a 5 — bold course adopted. oHani © 30 not Ri a Oo ancte. Thay arto be oO se ee to ont ray. | ented ee seiyare | Mine ine ees hat au fe * [oo seed Dee vocth Nese Sorte tee SPainG Ano sUMEES mem ot | Mise “he widmwal of the BALE OF Quann , STONE WaGons, : tD } ig from in, where the; 4 SES. te I ‘Alto, al s Bi ac. fet rented |G superior, Prussian pid uoulaaee On MONDAY MOBRIRG: Mas 7. commenging large HEA any, g. Woon" Pa DiePator als, enpey St the most reduced | abje Austria to assume the oasis, and t BL p "clock. we the Quarry oa - No. 318 Pa avenue,’ erson. ‘The Times aban ent. of | , Nelaeea aches tin verte arte ier ts A | chee OTT PM? Nore ROIAONED i Asti ile fase ats , [PRE cuits: oa 8 RETRY eee | MPP bE a DL Eerny | a not however, consider ‘war 1 ‘ A tow me AED BROWS BS... + Pcs ow be | allthe Veeapis soa eine i COAT, VEST and PANTS a | oF posse, wi mh here ’ i i” , 6Y8." - , he : ay 1 aed BUTEA AO Gay and I.