Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 38 PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Southwest corner of Penn’a avenue and 11th street BY W. D. WALLACH. —_—_—_—_ The STAK is served by the carriers to their ®ubecribers in the City and Distric at Taw CENTS PER WEEK. Oopies atthe counter, with without wrappers, Two Cents each. RICE FOR MAILING:—Three months, One Alar and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dol- ivrz; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are Sent from the office longer than paid for. Ebening Star. 4 UNION CONVENTION. M. Botts’ Speech. AS our report of yesterday closed— Mr. Botte was conducted to the chair Mr. McKenzie, amida pertect furore of applause. He spoke at a eonsideradic length, explaimng bis position, and asserting that he would shrink from no Fesponsibility imposed bim by the original Union oe of V foloe, He deprecated the fact that there were no more delegates present, and attributed it to the fact that there were bat few Union papers in ine State, and that the call had not been generally circulated tated that this convention was probably called at his suggestion: that tne strongest Union section of the State—Sonrk. wee'ern Virginia—war unrepresented in the convention, because of the impecuniosty of the people of that section; that he had done more gratuitous work in for rebels than any other mar im tne and closed by urging harmony of action in the convention and among the Union men ofthe The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday v=, XXVII. WASHINGTON, D. C,, FRIDAY, MAY 18. Moeorning—One Dollar and a Half a Year. _ Reap Soe OE “INSURANCE COMPANIES, PERSONAL. v2. 4,119. TELEGRAMS. xc. AMUSEMENTS. or C. WS. different portions of the State. TT RAN 1S NEW T. inet aubMch from New Orleans, dated 1th CAL NEWS. Mr. Beck, of Frederick, offered a verbal reso- Tp! MANNATTAN LIVE INSU cz S. BOND has remove to Massachusetts GAUVER’S N HEATER, inst, says Dr. Gwin has arrived there. He lution, which be was asked by the President to reduce to writing, and which és as follows: Kesolved, That & committee be appointed whose duty it shall be to repert concerning the legal status of the present rebel State gov- eThment, and sto the means which, in their judgment, are necessary to secure to the loyal Men of the State its political control Adopted. At two o'clock the convention wok & recess unul half-past three. Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard’s Hotel. LBONABD GROVER @ O0U..................Directors TEONABD GBROVEL.......O, D. HESS. ht but one of the Lact EGEMAN OPERA TROUPE! THIS (Friday) EVENiNG, May 18, 1855, waren eneat eine pale Heine i aa oats Tal 5 time ef the a TovATORE. y Verdi, LT OR, THE GYP3Y’S VENGEANCE. MFETING IN THE SIxTH WaRD.—Last even- me a meeting of citizens of the Sixth Ward and others was held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, (Navy Yard,) for the Purpose of nomi- nating candidates to be supported at the coming election. Mr. James B. Peake called the meeting to order, and nominated Mr. Thos. E. Clark as chairman; and on poring the question it was lost. Mr. J. W. Thompson was named and one door east of 4th street. Orde! ai the drugstore corner 6th aud N te. Was released on parole, withont other condi- will receive prompt attention. my 1U-im* tions. He retused to take the oath or leave the country. The trial of Gruber’s murderers was progressing. There was a great crowd and much excitement. Wilmer, of Vir- ginia, was the favorite candidate for bishop. The fiscal tudget forthe Year 1865 and 1866 ex- ceeds tor duties alone thirteen millions, a great advance over any previous year. General ‘Thomas left Havana for Europe on the loth. COMPANY OF NEW YORE. ASSETTS, $3,000,000. J ps. M. A. BLANKMaN, LOSSES PAID, $1,200,000. D SUBGEON Anp ) PENTIET, (of Vir, a DIVIDENDS PAID, $1,000,000, Office No. 234 Pennaylvanin avenue, over Btine- — metz’s Hat Store. POLICIES ISSUBD FOR LIFE, ADAM AHULIAB, CLAIBVUYANT AND Payable annually, or in one, five, os tem annual | [VI “imbpreseca Mediner, con bocousaited at her residence, No. 59 Montgomery street, George- payments. 5 the i] r elected, and on taking the chair brieft: al of Dr. 3 1 . ‘All Policies are non- forfeiture after three sauual | Creat bestnese, lost og stale peomerty -TOCOVETT |. ont See Re OE sobs and ic Gpillion boxes. Freights were dull. The | Mr. James B. Peake sas nominated for séc- vis’ staff, some weeks ago shot aud killed | payments. et the Lea parhtal bape ickness. my 17-6t" * | jest time positively of the admirable production of | StOCK Of sugar in Hayana is heavy. The Epis- retary, but declined. Mr. Clarence FE. Barton Madison Evans, & prominent politica and To the amount of the value of the policy. pe datetlet Ih Pree Wise keke ce metre ane | Copal Convention has organized. The port | and Mr. Samuel H. Turser orte semana ee a preacher, for the seduction of Lis daurten | pane y; JAMES T. YOUNG has removed to No. | jis seven Wives. Admission 25 centa toall parte | quarantine establishment has been turned over | the position: and the vote being taken by tapers ‘New Al , ind. b tea tn Fifty per cent. credit given when the premium | I) tzs/uthetrest, between D and K streets, four | ofthe hot secured in advance, [cents. | to the State authorinins, count, Mr. Barton received 50 and Mr. Tar. | /!'* acgumial” Khe mavens ish partionat amounts to $40 or over. guess eave tes ay oon, che nee bee ort Deer one “past one. Ferformance at two An elaborate opinion of Judge Ballard, of | ner 70. Mis« Newland’s testimony saad LIGHTEB & WHEELER, Agents, & PECIAL CARD TO THE LADIES—PRIVATE METZEROTT WALL the U.S. District Court in Kentucky, has been tog Jos. R. Waltemyer offered the follow- “On the evening of the 5th of March, her No. 476 Seventh street. Ss BOARDING.—Any sear as hE TS ie 3 = or boteece st ame ikk ata published relative to Isham Henderson, con- Whereas Horatio N. Easby having proved ber came into her room, took her by the ORME & COOPER, Agents, epee ‘carchant reriaert retirement before ang | 315 Penn. evenne, . cluding that, the executive and legislative de. | nimeelf a trasend rind ron) to the workinz- hand, ge his arm around her, and wanted to know if {was true she was pregnast. She ap 01m No. 100 Britge st , Geor; etown, said + Yes, father, it was.’ He then wanted to [°8eRs Your PROPERTY AT HOME. t, can fmd such a Home in the a. wi med. living in witheut children or ig “Boplica par'ments_of the Government having declared that the rebellion is ended, the court cannot assume that it continues; that this opinion fur- men of this city, and more especially to the SATURDAY BVENING, May 19, 1856. workipgmen of the Navy Yard. and the time MB. GUSTAVE 8T. ALBE, Tenor, know of her who was the author of her ruin. s C being close at band that we can show our ap- | sp josh nishes no solut H ti . banc She vaid she did not wish to tell, He said space athe Sik iene eae meet fate apaia sid 9.0 Rahat of Sats ively feetion anata | Reece ot his Minduees by ouracton: thre | S5,,00¢ che Gk wink oe eld - — 5 “Address Box 381, Brooklyn, my Will give his Second it isa question which mast be answered else- Resolved, By this meeting, that we heartily | P&T fther, she told him it was Mr. Evans. maT or Went com. HF. R SOIREE MUSICALE, mere nat tis cours was bound to order | nominate said Horatio "N.'Hacte ae tre peo, | Her eprelbege as hang Reine Foy NY mearanel BY oom ing on Handa, by the arrest of Generat Davis for apparent con- | pie's candidate for Mayor, and recommend | him ail stout ie ee ean Ee pine 5 and Fe. Assisted tempt offered the court, and he, having resisted im to the support of all workingmen at the sent te & scheel. wut onder his nana Wesknesses, Nervousness, ys: DAME BLANCHARD. the orer of arrest,1s criminally responsible, | — Sipe Bate ent to bis school, put co CAPITAL $1,000,000, - Roome 452 Gthst., bet.’ E an ma : . mee wo the coming election. at Sabbath school, and attended his EN AT THE LOWEST RATES my 4-Im* The Eminent Soprano, a his case will be “presented to the grand Mr. Wilson offered the following asa substi- preaching, and by one art after another 2KS TAK . = agen RLIS 5 y tate ae ee LOSS eS PRET LY PAID. corms, | ee tAH S PLACK, Wann H LaMON. c.¥. Lack, | MISS MEDA and a ee Yesterday was observed at Nashville, Tenn., | Whereas the election for officers of the Sixth | (£¥8R«) finally seduced ber when she w a very young girl. Her father asked her, then why in the name of God, child, when you grew did you not break off this jilictt inter. (whose success on their firet appearance was UNPARALLELED ) asa day of fasting and prayer, by the procia- mation of the M in accordaxce with the Ward will take place on the first day of June: BLACK, LAMON & 00., and whereas all workingmen iu favor of eucht OFricR: 24 1th st.. nearly opposite Biggs & Co.’s Bank- | Oonnsellors and Attorneys-At-Law in the Supreme “ hours as a legal day's work are expected to | © A ~ “a ares A ) :sly pudlished aceounts that the Presi- 3 Ske said she had wied every way to ing House Beary the United States, the Cour tof Ulaima, the T. N. CAULFIELD, Pianist, Dent OraeL ae observed on wi, | vote on that d therefore. but that Evans had induced ane stan BRANCH oFFice: Oourts of the District. the Executive Departments, . and ie count of the near approach of cholera. Late Resolved, That this meeting recommend to er to continue it by threats of exposare atJoHR OE ee tps othe Law Office, No. 64 La, go er gr pong in = te Wil MR. RUDOLPH HOLLUB, Baritone. in the afternoon it was discovered that no fast | voters of the Sixth Ward to support only culing her, often sending ber notes j e c BS 14 r ir 08 - fs © aftern was dis 2 stl y - Re dvoca a Pra aes, ave , near Bank of Washington, fauas® Waset street, ( 'y Opp de 18 tf PROG RAMN ieee had been designated by the President. ‘or office those who have publicly advocated This Company fs now prepared to insure all de- "7 . Printemps d’amour. en. ‘t and coming to ber father’s house with these ct. N. GA or are in favor of eight hours as ak threats till she had been brought to her present cal day's Wwork:and the choice of this meeting for can- scriptions of property against low or damage by Cc INGLE, Jobn Porterfield, formerly a banker and an 2 m pe! 1 ri 3 . " . condition. While telling her iather this, she freon such terms aa cannot fail to be acceptable to | "4", 36 routs te CENEY ee micat ft = TERME PAVE SE AL ‘Speir. | oid resident of Nashville, Tenn., has been ar- digate tor Mayor 1s Richard Wallach. s kneeling before him with her bead ea kee the citizens of the District. In this Company you a0 24-1 mee, Wasnthaxon D 3, Com’s Belio—Luctezia Borcia. jonizetti, | rested and lodged in the penitentiary. Lt is Mr. Z. Offul moved to lay the resolutions of rs becom. When she got through having con insure your FERNITURE. MEROHANDISE, z ——— ee MADAME BLANCHARD "| Tumored that he wasarrestea in consequence | Mr. Webster on the table. her father of ber rain when a child. be WAREHOUSES OB DWELLINGS for a year oF — = L*Addio—Dno.. vous, Donizetti. | ot impli n with the conspirators in Ganada Mr. Jas. B. Peake offered as a substitute also sorter period. BOOTS, SHOES * *NiSs "| scmehime previou : . This Company starts with a CASH OAPITAL Oe En tros* Irom where he was sitting, raising her up with him. He looked inthe face, and bild, bave you told me the truth !”. od knows I have, fat! " Her father then ither in a state of intense excitement, and she fellon the floor. She recollected no more Xesolved, That we, the yoters of the Sixth Ward, disapprove and enter our protest against any legisiation by Congress pressing upon the people of this District measures affecting our political status, without our con- sent fairly expressed. MISS MEDA AND MASTER CARLISLE Fane SNCHARD e ; x enat: OTIOE o.oo. cnetensssesecses " -Gounod, ae RUDOLPR WOLLUB. ndo—Favorita _..............Donizetti, MEDA BLANCHARD, PART Ii. some time previous tothe death ot President Lincon. The steamer Rip Van Winkie ran mto a large tow-boat near Hudson, N. Y., Monday night, and stove herself so badly as to be un- &e. ef $100,000, all paid in, thereby enabling them *« offer to the citizens of the District greater secu- ( ‘KEATATTRACTION IN BOOTS AND rity than has ever been offered heretofore. ' SHOES SHOES, Policies will be isaned for a shorter period than | Gente’ fine call sewed Boots, from £3 25 me ene year, accerding to the New York scale for short $6: psurance lippers, from 0 cents to $1.40. ‘congress. Gaite from $1.75 te 1, Tric—Attils....... prermeceresasiccece. WRG le 'o continue her trip. She was towed to Resolved, T mp aetna toil for their daily spite sc as a _ ae eet eee ™’ BLANC . MROST. ALLE, dock ofthe Athens aud Schenectady rail- | sustenance, we proclaim our motto to be, ; , Charles Knap, Presidcut, Wichard Wallach, “Balmoral ers. $2.25. AND MR. nOLLUB. 1, where she now lies “Eight hours for a legal day’s work,” and will are a Zs a into get Anna GW. Riggs, Vice Pres’t, Daniel Dodd,” Misses and Chi "s Boots and Gaiters, from 75 | 2. Happy be thy Dreams ..........J_R. Thomas, Brownsville aavices state that Escobia, with | OB/Y Support those for municipal ‘office who =e ae Sa Thoma r H.C. Fahnestock, ; cents to ’ salve Due, GUSTAVE ST."ALBE Gonntd Saces - ig for an advance on | Stoad nurecervedly upon that principle. Atter our report closed yesterday the pastoral Morbail Brome” See Undies: Merucco Boots sul Bahitacsa, from $175 | SA WASTER OARLISLE BL Monterey. The Lmnperialisis erguson’ Eeq_of the Fite Worn teae aoe, ad reoccupied Address was read by the Bishop, being for the $ wa Wwanbieee Also, a window filled with Shoes at 91 per pair, ‘ . ‘ Ae = quiet. which* remained in the breeches pocke? of the earnestly recommends the return cf the Dio- FUBEMENS JUSURANCE GO. OF — spit at the vane trae Gotee te See! | oe Daas BLARGHARO Te nO" | | There waano New deaths or cases of cholera | Committee of the Board of Aldermen for & long | cese of Virginia to the jurisdiction of the Gen- OFFICE No. Bask of Weshics Pree Uflce. et one SOOT Onst Of Adams EX- | > noo Favorite. cnt «Donizetti, | atthe quarantine, New York, yesterday. time,) shall be the platform which the nomi- | ers! Convention of the United States, and o. 1, over Bai of Washington, eveee. ns athe MME BLANUHARD AND MR. HOLLLUB, ee -—___ nees of this meeting must endorse in order to | gives a report of the condition of the various CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1837, W ASHINGLON MARKET, 3200,000 KILLEN & HAVENNER, wmeeseeeee 30,000 No. 413 H street, between 12th and Mth, Property of all kinds insured for a year or less CBE. CONGRESSIONAL. SENATE.—A fier our report closed yesterday — The Diplomatic bill being under considera. Reserved Seats in all parts of the house, #1. VAPITAL. Choice of selection to earliest applicants. y Tickets to be bad only at Metzerot Dovrs open at7+;; to commence at 8. obtain our support. Resolved, That we view with suspicion the fate of “Ferguson’s Bill,” and express the churches in th? Diocese, and of the Theological Seminary. At the conclusion of theaddress, Mr. Cassius usic Store, 5 z pe x lution that the Diocese of tou, the amendment offered by Mr. Trumbull, | Pinion that it was shelved on account of the | F. Lee offered a reso’ CREAM: CE CKEAM! — = eae ogi 2 ane + ? ag , - | Virginia now resume its former ecclesiastical Builders’ risks granted on the most favorable may uel ¥ 73 MAMMOTH COMBINATION. meat ok ew solicitor to the Sane Deeeeeee tractors. ee ee : ations ana Discuss Se connection —— +2 AMss ADAMS. President. Rave opened anle TE OREAM DECOT ae bere VAN AMBURGH & GO: mat adcitiensa section, autherione ihe ee i. | @ay's work,” ts weak, and does not meet the Bisbop is requested to send a certified copy of Eamnel Cropley, Esau Pickrell, arranged with one of the best hoases iu Baltimere VAN AMBURGA & CO’S opehiey snteny glee , oie = requirements and views of the people, it bene- | this preamble and resolution to the presiding Bobert ¥ bite, of Georgetown. joke seaiied bh 7 VAN AMBURGA & 60.8 sents OY and with the advice and consent of 1 1 number of employ. Bishops, and to the Secretary of the House of Wm. Wilson Themas Parker finest quality) iiovele es dnataeueieee Cones VAN AMBURGH & COS the Senate, to aproint a Second Assi <a a eantoeds Than is aabating ebne {live dele. | Clerical'and Lay Delegates: referred to a com- pone t Barclay, Gumend Barry tioners, Private Families, Festivals and Plo sic VAN AMBUBGH & €0. 8 retary of State with an annual salary of $3,500, gates ton tonvention, Sox the Harpose or ace: mittee of six to report to-day. ml Red % . We Parties cun be supplied with any qnantity ef the é to commence July 1, 1 which was agreed u i be were: . Sabres Bektwell, of Warsinssee” purest and best Cream, and at Greatly redueg | MAMMOTH MENAGERIE AND EGYPTIAN | to bya vote of if 10 17. [The appoimtnent, | Dating a candidate for the Mayoralty who ens. | Mir Colten oeree the following resolations The Directors in Georgetown are anthorized"by | ??)<"" aia ies, tains the principles set forth in the foregoing t u ePrst : v be ¢ fi . Py sh Pee eee ae ae Mek CORRE TOG: OR ME. A eeokutions, snd aecemeena i similar course which were adopted Hunter. COREINED WITH Kesolegd, That so much of the Bishop's ad- - Constantly on hand a fall supply of Fresh and | aero wemow policies and take rickeie | gait Moats, Ponitry, Vecutstie Fruits, Eges, . . nays $ >: = he other wards of the city. dress as relates to the missionary commitiee and . t P GARDNFR, HEMMING & CO.’3 Mr. Sumner offered an amendment providing | t! 4 7 : gs = ja 18 coom ABEL G. DAVIS, See'ry, | Butter, pi Et Bye Be! ee ee AMERICAN CIRC that ail envoys extraordinary and ministers | _ Mr. Thomas S. Denham said he could not see | the missionary work of the diocese be referred es | for fan ily purposes. gare r ; why the resolution had been offered, except as 4m insinuation that the present Alderman trom the Sixth Ward had not done nis duty. Several persons moved tolay the resolutions plenipotentiary ap oinuted hereafter shall re- ceive the same salary a3 ministers resident, except when appointed to one of the countries where United States are now represented to a committee of three Presbyters and three lay delegates, to report as soon as practicable. Resolved, That so much of the Bishop's ad- dress as relates to the work of the church “x NOTICE. Fresl: Meats purchased on Si DENTISTRY. urday for use on Sunias w Dp. LOCKWOOD, Tr akington Building, 344 | Gelivered fresh and swe t from our ice THE LARGEST TRAVELLING EXHIDITION IN AMERICA, . aud swe Will exhibit on the by an envoy extreordinary; which was agreed | Of Messrs. Peake and Webster on the table; | among tne colored people of the diocese be Te- yahenn avenue. wilt fll “Beth. with Sanday morning. Give us a call Allwe son is WOE FOOT OF sicek erie er nh which was carried. ferred to a committee, to report as early as reh a ~ yt or ur stoc tr a 7 > % Me c} io 2 i — s duced price. Teeth extractey wtikone : gompetiiion:” All purchases denveted auvetes FOk FOUR DAYS ONLY Aly. Buckalew moved to amend by reducing adopieg, Nemyer'# Terolntion was declared | practicable during the present session of the ain my 7-Im* in the city limite. = . , Council. the secret service fund from $50,000 to $50,0L0. ‘The amendment was agreed to. MONDAY, MAY 21, D® 5, GABLAND, ate Assistant Surgeon KILLEN & HAVENNER. bes 4 Mr. Waltemyer moved that the eight hour Adjourned until 5 o’cleck p. m. ; I 29 alow = bill introduced by Mr. Ferguson be the plat- — a ‘home .t Meenas Cae ape pvashington TUESDAY, MAY 22, Mr. Buckalew moved to reconsider the yete form of the meeting: which Sue Riopiea Opp, 17 Trve—But Probably not True—tere the Baltimore College of Dental san Wk — ] my it 13 H st. bet. lath and 13th. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, by which the amendment reducing the secret Me: 552 Fee ee “9 isa story from a late English paper on t SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN: ECALCOMAINE —By the introduction of D&- THURSDAY, MAY 24, service iund was passed; which was dis- rye satthase: Gor diamartenns eres licen named Harriet Eastbury Ges Lissed TIST. Omice 420 D street, bet. sth and 7th sts, CALCOMALINE in this utilitarian age, act toe NOON AND KVENING, EAcu D agived to. wan Oren nana Or Aldermen; Wide | worn Brockley, Gloucestersbt Ai Min‘s of Dental workmade aud repaired. Gas | comes the medium throuzh which Taste and Bear: APTERRCON AE MONG, BACH DAY. | “rhe bill was then read the third time and gig eee pe ey ye and-no Wace of her could to ren thirty-fee years in the practice. jest oO: ty, combinin, emselves with tl, tul, will i Di . At 0es i d te 4 Felerences can be given. Charges moderate, being Ho eregy oie embellishments of ith owg | «Prof oF" at aud i to7 o'clock. Cipens Per. | Passed. lt mow gues baci to the House for my S-Im formance begins at 2an48 o’clock—giving those parties who wish to view the ZOOLOGICAL VOLLECTION, and not the Circ ample time to do so and retire betore the Kquestrian kotertainment commences. One price of admission to Loth Shews—adults 90 Z SS We bs the art of decorat Q URRER @) BAC ood, Met ‘orcelain of a! escri ions. Chi stem Bh Net Plaster, Alabaster, Ivory. Leather, yaeed Humesean th ne ee \ > Teatrayn, Oil Cloths, Furniture, Lights, BAENS, near corner of A street north Paper Haneings. Church Windows, Also Textile and sth st- east, eight doors east of Waugh Chap- | Fabrics. as Silk, Tapestry, Velvet, Cotton, or any ap 24-lm™ concurrence, On motion of Mr. Fessenden, the bill making appropriation for the support of the Military serge at West Point was taken up aud rea Herrell were named, and the vote was taken by ballot—Mesers. J. B. Peake and Theodore Sniffin being the tellers to take the ballot, and Messrs. Kichard Moulden and J. W. Brad- bury to count the yetes as pels pep through articles discovered by her basband or the Police. On the 35th instant, a laborer was passing along the “Warren.” on Lord Northwick’s estate, where there is an ornamental lake, nearly - reunded by shrubs, when he heard 2 moorben Gs TEETH ON Pairing very che Mr. Wilson offered an amendment as an ad- | ‘be tellers. The tellers Teperted 3 discrepancy | making a peroliar noise; he proceeded to the oI, Canitei at Ves ctable or Mineral substances can beiaa fw | Cente; Obildren ander 1) yeare. 26 Cente ditional section providing thatnoappointment | '® 'he tallies of votes, one reporting 351 and the | spot.and found the nest of the bird in the breast 2 —— minutes ornamented most beautifully, artistically — of cadet to the academy shall ever be made of | °'ber ‘#29. of & woman’s body! which was floating in the 4 TH anddurably. A large assortment of DESIGNS al- THE ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION i . The vote was announced as follows:—For | water. On the body being removed it was M. LOOMIS, M. D. Ways on bandand forsale by Mrs. 8. R. KENYON embraces the most superb Tne RITEY Greet cee ae any eT ID hoania MeOunine John G. Herrell, 170; | found to be that of the East The Inventor aid Patentes of the MINERAL | 370 Retrect, between (ith ea inh tes oN SPECIMENS UF NATURAL HISTORY the military or naval service of the so-called | . ine eee ee re Nabe Baer a er PLATE TEETH, attends personally at Also. DRESS CUTTING by an improved rule: ever upon exhibition, while Confederate States during the late rebellion. | J®™€s M. Dalton, 5. which must have been im the water for five his office im this city. Many persons. can| p 20-Im™ sie tie THE EQUESTKIAN DEPARTMENT Mr. Doolittle moyed to amend by making it ‘The announcement was received with much | wee At the inquest a verdictof +-found sad mo person can wear others who cannot wear HOLERA * DISARMED!!! with any style and priceot Teeththerearaciee | THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE bat to those who are particular, and wish the pa- DESTROYED. rest, cleanest, strongest and most denture DR. E. COURTARET’S DISINFECTING that art can procure. the MINERAL ETH will | FLUIDS, secured by Letters Patent in the United be more fnily warranted. States and France. Prepared solely by the New Koo: is city—No. 33% Pennsylvania ave., | York Disinfecting Company, at tie(r Laborato: bh aud 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, | Nos 298, 300.4 302 Henry Street, N. ¥, Off: oc 20-ly 42 Cedar Street those who voluntarily entered the service, &c. Mr. D. said that many of these boys had been conscripted in the rebel service. The distinc- tion should be drawn between the voluntary and the involuntary rebels. The question was then taken on the amend- ment of Mr. Doolittle, which was disagreed to by a vote of 33 to &. Mr. Trumbull offered an amendment to the excitement, the friends of each cheering al- iernately. After comparative order had been restored, Mr. James Edwards stated that he had been ‘authorized by Mr. Herrell to state thatas he had not received the nomination of the meet- ing be would not be a candidate at the polls; and this announcement being repested by the Chair, was received with applause, comprises the BLITE OF THE EQUESTRIAN ART. THE GRAND STREET PARADE, which will take place on MONDAY MORNING, MAY 218T, will be feund GORGEOUS 1N THE EXTREMY. THE MAGNIFICENT GOLDEN CHABIOT, drowned” was returned. The nest contained seven eggs, Which were nearly batched. 89" A case was laid before Judge Barnard on Tuesday in the New York Supreme which deveiops some painful facts. The com- piainantis Miss Kate Busteed, who aNeges that in March last she was married to a young Toan named James T. Wilson, and that she % x The Highly urnamented Cages, amendment that no vacancy in the academy The meeting proceeded to select candidates | subse. uently ascertained that he had a wife in - This Company organized on a permanent basi Vans. 0 id xisting in any congressional district, not for the Common Council, when the following | Bristol, England. She is the niece of Judge (, 2547 DISCOVERY 18 DENTISTRY. with De -Couriaret the celebrated French Che Di canerizoned | sepreutute In Oongrents shell tet atice mal <e, k e paomas B. | Busteed, formerly of New York. A divorce TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIM. | Sebi bennse ne fee eee Form a Magnificent * | such district is represented. He said that tne | Marche, John McFarland, Wm. Talbert, Jo- bas been granted between the parties on the alleged connivance of the defendant, who took this course. as it appeared, in order to save himself from a criminal prosecution. An ap- lication has been made by the father of the jady to set aside the decree. rivies, cesspools, | MOVING PANORAMA A MILE IN LENGTH Fer eclipsing any similar exhibition ¥ ever ri in this city. Will also exhibit at GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, MAY 25 ROCKVILLE, SATURDAY. MAY 26. my li ot W. H. GAKDNER, agent. sigh Venable, Join H. Peake, J. OC. Cross, Michael Shiner, colored, Richard Rothwell, George R. Ruff, Cary W. White, and James M_ Dalton, Some one wishing to give the meeting enough candidates to choose from nominated all the Navy Yard bosses. | Laughter. } The vote being tuken by ballot—Messrs, object of this amendment was to prevem& the President from appointing cadets from any of the rebellious States. The smendment to the amendment was then disagreed to. The question was then taken on the amendment of Mr. Wilson, which was agreed to. The bill was then read the third time and 1 would advise all persons having teeta to extract | *¢ies. urinals wa to cail at DB LEWIES office, and have re thisay aad oo ee eal and ean tee etatdlahdges hh offal and {at boiling cetablisbments; nil and :mproved method of inserting AKTIFICIAL i apikeg- ely taccoastag tae salze TEETH. If you once see the great i very furmer.) and wherever poi- in bis teeth, you will he: sonous and offensive gases exist. These agentsare than this new deodorizers. ptics, antiputrescents, and di a ubber Piates at the old price, setentifi eee REMARKABLE Errect or “ BiTrers” ow infectants in meaning of the wor THE wegegonee OF AN a —Uscar as = “4 Peake, Bradbury, Waltemyer and Edwards | F. Burns,the oil speculator. who mysteriously ork They remove noxious gases and odora by chemlc: CANTERBURY. passed. 5 4 f it the pect pe poaet Drice on our work since Principles—leaving in their places Aeaith‘ul air; | Leuisiana Av.. near 6th rear National Hotel. Hovsz.—Yesterday, after our report closed— being the toile malted as follows:—Thos. | 4 r New York, leaving 6 they are resTROYERS. and wot merely ahsorbents oO B. Marche, 116; John E. Herrell, 94: J. M. Dal. ton, SY: R. Rothwell, #3; J.H. Peake, 73: W. Talbert, 70: J. McFarland, 39; Josiah Venable, Hf oneal cameo ace por ne belle bd it Ring t are need. he attention of medical and sci- us Ct to these disinfectants. At- bis creditors minus 820,000, bas turned ap in Havana, He reports that he was crazed The Tax bill was under consideration up to by his financial embarrassments, and having GEORGE LEA. the hour of adjournment. NEW COMPANY rietor and Manager, — = ached are testimonials fp fave 4 J i. I enera rant on ie eorganization o| 3; J. H. Peake, 1; Horace Greeley, 1; Dick 0 quie nerves, up 4 steam. > 9 Ss. ‘overy. which, with hundreds of others can be seen First a Trance of th: ‘active CLINETOP s 3 Shi - : AWNBROKERS. ft the Company's office SISTRES. Sally and Lucy. declared. berall levees salt ead Smutb, 1; M. Shiner, colored, 1. ship bound for Central America. The bar of the beautiful te be the handsomest aid iost at- tractive young dancers in the Gestension. Fi ppesrance of Mons. De BURTON, who will appear in his Great Contortien Act and Ariel HE FAVORS THE SEMATE ILL. The Presieent yesterday transmitted to the House of Representatives a communication N “O Tf FOE. De_avan House, ALBANY. March 30, 1856. Messrs. Marche. Herrell and Dalton were =, Te the Presidens of the New York Disinfecting POOR PEOPLE'S FRIEND! declared the nominees, and their frends cheered them lustily. tender probably made a mistake, and dosed Lim with “Jersey lightning” instead of“Wa. hoo.” Burns promises to come back some day obliga “It!s all it is represented to be. We mee a — £ Lieut. Gen, Grant in which he refers to it J.C. nagar offered the following: and liquidate tions. TH ma, triale of disinfectants, but now ngs. rom Lieut. . Grantin c! fe ereas workin, n of the ——— 3 4.__-SWHLIER GTREBT 536 Forder that a hee toed eens bee BOW | Binge, of hearing CARLETON, whois pro- | the necessity for military protection to weet, | are eer ee, cupaneeineee aor a eetttn SA singular case of death bas occurred im LICENSED PAWNBROKER'S OFFICE, ppmsce all others os a remedy agningt sll bed odors. | peanced the best Irish Conic Gt 'aveing that ercet | Migrants and settlers between the ‘Missouri | euch as ate pledeet ro Support all measures | New Haven, Connecticut. Mr. Frederick Ben- Formerly of the firm ef Boyer & Burnstine has Sebo ge 3 | fexorite. JOHN MULLIGAN, who will appear in | Tiver and the Pacific ocean; also, the continued | looking to srednetion or hours of labor; fimin, # well-known colored waiter, bad Pa. avenue. for the Sarpces, of loaning cages To the President of the New Tok Oe 3 some of hie bestacts BILLY EM Por ait ia. rye | for oe presence See nary ice in | and whereas Mr. Richard Watlach, by his ‘n suffering from a troublesome core on one gilkinds of Personal Property in sumstosuitcus- | Company: everalnew features. Ly DONNELLY S boven | sithe States here p me ‘ompt action in signing the ordinance reduc. los the hours of labor = all Corporation ‘work of his feet. and he applied some corn salye to to eight hours per day, has proven himself the cure it, and afterwards curity to th rT 5 some feeling of security to the people, and says: turpentine. The effect ot canes eet i of Reanty ip new Terpsiehorean efforts. GARDI- “All classes disposed to obey the laws of the NER SISTERS, Ma mers. Business strictly confidential. Meney ad- Dear Sir: We prenounce ft withont exception vanced on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry. ‘High: to be the best we nave ever kn e every matter is complete and i Ita eff est prices given on all articles, &c. th 25-3m* 4 Carrio, in their charm- taneon ' > | country will feed this alike. To maintain or. | friend of the workingmen. Therefore Was exch as to canse great inflammation in the P. ROYER. ©. A. Stetso: tor House. Tee ROLina Swe Eaeplemens te Ania der i lovers has been compelled to re- Resolved. That this meeting cordially endorse | limb, requiring, in the opinion of his ‘> LICENSED PAWNBBOKER 1=-> PAWNBEOKEE. B7-N. B.—These Disinfctant used by the | cjovpedality, by LIZZIE LA GRANGE. The | tain volunteers. All the white volunteers have | his past official conduct, and we hereby Pledge | cians, an amputation. The leg was am- 475 pat . Folicn ot tae er the direction of the Senitary | oyening's performance itt conclude with the | become dissatisfied, and claim thatthe contract | ourselves to support bim atthe appi putated, but the unfortunate man was unable NOTICE—“ BOYER & BURNSTINE.” New Vorg he Metropolitan Health Department, | Tyushabic Deriecgue caiities ee with them has been violaten by. retaining them | municipal election for Mayor of the city. fo Withstand this shock to his system, aod he B. BURNSTINE. . 2 after the war was over. By reason of dissatir- No. 475 13th strect, $d door south of Pa. avenue, | (POWELL & THOMPSON, 49Cxpan8r..N.Y., Several motions were made to adjourn, to Jay the resolutions on the table, and exclama- tions that Mr. Wallach did not attend their eight-hour flag-raising. The Chair put the question on laying the died soon after. Tre «Last New Tune” tv BONNETS.—Co- quettien little rustic hats called chapeaur Lam- General and Sole Agents for the United States and conducts the old business of r& B i - an besten Gna Meare 1 ce the Canadas, to whom all orders should be ad — i zeceenal property and merchandise. mb B. BURNSTINE, Wes saleby oll Druggists and General Dealers in p27. J. W. @ H, P. KBE’ DANCING ACADEMY, faction they are no longer of use, and there might as well be discharged at once ever: one now remaining in service. The colored vol- unteer has equal right to claim his disc! ; 7 epherdesses of Watteau, were seen in great i : ates and Canadas. my 12-30 Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Dur as yer Be has Mor done 60. How Jong will | resolutions on the table. but was unable to de- | *2¢k centyery ay Pari Wé4‘81NGTON CITY Loan oFrI Ce4L aud woop. BS ee ay be continued during the § existing ixwe authatiie: ine rerio? OF thin | ebte, amd tesnexe wees caken for. je eg os the atten eee —. g Hs = . TUK DAY, MAY 29, 1566 force. even if they are content to remain? The question ona motion to adjourn was come fashionable, thongh it ed etme enit No. 377 Pen he nerve nrg tte in ony Dart st thet cheap (ails —— - “The United States Senate passed promptly again taken, and the Chair decided thatat was with the chignon or the red hair which has aa. poverty prove Tational My . of Goal shee with A : and Hours of Tuition: ® bill for the reorganization of the army, | carried. Formerly wit, the late Levi Benjamin, of Balt. | ©x Pressly for the retail trade, and comprises nome whicb, in my opinion, is as free from objec- | Mr. Samuel R. Turner stated that a lately been the rage. Hair-fronts as well as For Late, “ices and. Masters Tuesday avd mistake chignons are sold ip Paris with the bonnets. of the very best qualities, such as Locust Moun- | F id , from 4 to 6 o'clock. lion as Any great measure conld possibly be, bad been made in reference to Mr. Herrell de. more, bas opened an office for the purpose of tein, White Ash and Schuyiki Gentlemen's Classes, same evenings, from 8 to 10 | and it would su Ply the minimum requisite | clining torun for Alderman. If the SF Artemus W LOANING MONEY IN 8UMS TO SUIT, eee from dirt or slate. o'clock. ‘ force. Itgives at & few thousand additional | had been fairl Al us Ward, who designs soon leaving pall Kinds of Merchandise, such sg Diamonds, ones ive ent i ome Gold and Silver Watches, Sliverware, Guns, Pis- | following places tols. Gentlemen's and Ladies’ Wearing Apparel een Beas, Stree! Fer further information. apply during the hours of tuition. or address ‘anotetothe Academy. mys-ly COsTINENT AL HOTEL, / LONG BRANOH, NEW JERSEY. men over the present organization, but gives a lJarge number of additional battalions and com, panies. The public service, guarding routes of travel over the plains, and giving protec- tion in the Southern States, demands the oc. withdrawn, but his and claimed that the five votes cast for Dalton were intended for Mr. Herrell. Cries of “Who voted unfairly?” “The stuff- ing was done by your side:” “Nosuch thing, the for Europe, says, in ® recent letter to a Port- land paper: «I had intended sailing from Port- land, but J Am told though your steamers leave unctually, they seldom reach the other side. ‘hie will defer me from patronizing them. <1 would notdie in the spring time,’ unless it was 346 D strest, this city. twenties from Europe. Five-twenties of 1802 vrs Tmmoth Hotel: filled up with all the | cupation of @ great number of posts. Formany | you stuffed,” &c, and amid other ericn necessary. 7 Private entrance adjoining. fe 20-3m* ce modern improvements, will open or about of them 4small company is just as efficient. meeting adjourned. are. jcorncr ist street, Capitol Ht 3309. ;funired feat i As the bill that has passed the Senate gives in- ore New War = n-th sc icneieiaehh SIMEERGI GAEEEEE noe . CORE! a h sed number of com ies by diminishing Florida (Jacksonv' Times bas sub- OTAR MEAD AND ROOT BEE: Drogeist. corner 7th and L stree! evty-four feet in di cen Vertisemen N* pSECTAR MEAD AND BOUT BEE cormer Sth and Bt atrestg ew weLn rout, andcontatne shite rooms. aeertalls sphere nt re hn nelle fomptomens gf sntce delivered at the Gepot and on board syete alebrated beverages, which "Sttainet” so} 9p 13-Im* 482 Pa’ av., bet. 3d and 43 sts, ahd ther conventences hot wnat found re this perticniar, for it provides for the increase steamers in ss ing coer nee can be ob- mablic favor several years ago. 5 nao! [A Nt ini t udred en occasion requires of more men. ; Mail Bere who wt tote a ith Sar | PERSONS TS WANT OF CARRIAGES, muck | botcie, “Fhe Esc rar rt wing a by | w 4 O18. ml eereice commence atthe e Boot Beer ease their erders Ys. spacious, neatly out. and provided with Con- NAN .—The New York " ‘ket rch.” wat hem at the office BeOCKAWA t i ifel FINANCIAL. ¢ New York stock mar! into his house, where they Grech und Olive ste. Georgetown. D. Gree? OFReE LIGHT BUSINESS Bacon Say tran inmous Congress Bprkeee rect appearg to be lapsing again into a conditionof | founs him, bis wife, his grown up daughter “Lovely woman Loops to folly.” Price of the Nectar Mead or Root Beer to dealers new and second-hand. will do well to give us@ | 'cga.New York The Sen Ba’ hing is unsurpassed, | dullness and pression. The Commercial | and two young sons around the table, stone | por after all, the pretty girls know what will be affixed at Philadelphis rates. viz: Ninety- call, as we are determined to sell at cost toclose | #nd perfectly safe Guests leaving Washi: by | Adverticer says:—Governments are quiet. | dead. Rather than endare the disgrace of not leases the masculine world, and so as ‘Six (96) cents per denen, tn snare Sain the races t partner: mip - Beeste ye Fhiladey toh Siive st Long The cm Apr arog are depressed, under | keeping bis word, he preferred to poison him- ehteyes and cheeks, and red “Union Bottling Depot,” one sey Bk & NECK rooms will please apply at the Kirkwood fi tind thenties from Europe. Fire ern otk ies | seit and bis family, and Oitve streets, WaLTBR & HECKER, SPRAGUE ES. Oorner G reen _88l-Im__[ChrontIntel}] _ Georgetown, D.C, won't & STOR dat 161% A101; the i f 1863 and 1865 7 between 9th and 10th st: 4 my 12—}m Proprietors. a a iki ¢ issnes of 1963 and 1845, VALUE oF a SUMMER STORM.—A sum- | grumble. ‘ 7 2. Money is in rather more demand, and mer storm is arain of riches. If and sil- General Sheri. } F -C. * TORY —49 Louis AMERICAN A ASHINGTO, ‘ believe,” declares UR ing ane er aTMING otal ogee eeecaa stents, Retween sth and Tthats., Wass: | Ee DMABS AND BTRING BANDS” ihe supply at Sper cents nodercee ny Rot enrich thelacd as sof, tong tains) Every | dan, “tbat. the, best thing that Congress or foun the of Bausenole aiyie. at aoe arcecan Woe ec wpe. nie to 25 Intel sae rime paper is in demand at’ 5a6\ per drop is silver going to the mint. The roots are ebort De ice. Persons desirons of arnish: ed. or an the lis f} to | Paired free of charge. Also, Skirts altered and the subacriver "He witt Fepaired at reascuable terma,” bal Sy ery street, one square south of Posto Lewmar Rete ee ven in . B. ny stm" TA. HEALD. Leailer ant cent. Gold is rather weak, and less in de- mand, opening sales yesterday at closi at 120%. - - Nis = ™ inery, and catching the willing drops, thep ooee ens refine them, roll them, vi jantage te cali o1 them, and ture them out ites eaten im Norfolk. ties Ps . + . ples, prams, And prasses. rt ail nie ame on hand ioe QaDd, Furniture. and keep the : B.tatz, | 00 FING. 0. gan : EXTRAORDINARY Case or Hrpnormonta— | PMS.fierma nee cores rok ae aie ae eat sTee Detroit Post says that all that 393 Penn. avenne. near 4% sreet, over 8. MBs: | 480 J. KARR, 480 Agi years of age, the daugh SOs oi tze Gaal Nol eee cour greecry [spi im] WM J URE Cowie sik pieeoe ate yun innkeeper named Guyot, residing — —— the factions L WREATHS. | at Neuvilie- L WREATHS, BOU- AMERIOAN CH RONOMBTER, les-Dames (Ain), ce has just died trom UNE ROSSES preserved in natural janufecturer and Deale: P ao ig’ RooFs hes hs. yery, Bost shortest’ ia dee best 1, and at bydropbobia, af; @ days of dreadful suf- . tins tase of Beat Basarariie: #08 Pesta’ ave bet- Bond Ota | Rh shige G Bnee ne se0, Compost. bur had often played with one neiebatn 3, i (arrestee ot Warranted. om | Tuam cn 0 MATHRIALS &0 hend MS | ert, calc edi wd ne £7 Soran B. WwW HAVE JUST RECEIVED A STOOK OF TE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH —There | her {nce at atime When sne had asmat! sore } she nee 2 tbe negto ES oir aii he nerree and datiliaied owe Te on ber lip; the virus is supposed to have been |. thovsand venr= \m petting to van) state 10 e308 of Sonely wemmaae nek my 101w* 351 Pennsylvania avenue. agent ar megs | comm to her in that § she onght to have attained befurv she died. “