Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1867, Page 2

‘THE EVENING STAR. he Largest Circulation im the District wW.D. WabLacn, Editer and Propeleter. WASHINGTON OITY - SATURDAY ............ MARCH 20, 18967. S7 READING MATTER OM EVERY PAGE. SKE OUTSIDK FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. AN IMPORTANT ACQUISITION. itis beiieved ina: the President commani- Cated to the Senate, in its executive session to- @ay. a treaty with Russia by which that Power surrenders to the United States the Govereignty over allof Rassian America and the adjacent islands. It is waderstood thatthe Price te be paid for this territory is about $7,000,000. The treaty will probably be taken Bp next week by the Senate, should that body be convened by proclamation of the Presi- dent, as cems to be expected. The importance of this acquisition of terri- tory will be appreciated by reference to its extent and position. It covers 394,000 square mules, and has about 70,000 inhabitants. It comprehends all the American coast of the Pacific and the adjacent islands north of tha parallel of 51.40, extending some 600 miles, and pearly excluding British America from the @cesn. Iis chief value lies in its fisheries and its fur trade. The principal settlement is New Srcbangel, atown of about 1,000 inbabitants ov the istand of Sitka. Of the population of | Rossian America about 50,000 are Esquimaux, Snd the remainder are Russians, Creoles, Ka- j diocks and Aleeots. SOUTHERN VIEWS. That there is a wonderfal change going on in the South is shown not only by recent pnd- lished letters and speeches of leading poii- ticians ip that section, but by the modified ex- Pressions of opinion on public affairs in the Southern press. Many newspapers which but ashort time since were violent in their denunciations of Congress and the Repabli:an party. bave abandoved their defiant atritnde, Qud are now counseling acquiescence in the Will of the loyal people, as expressed through their representatives in the National Legisia- tare. That this shows any real change in the Sentiments of the majority of the white people in the Southern Sratesis atieastdoubifui. Bat it dees show that they begin to realize the tac; that opposition to the policy of Congress is the surest way to deprive themselves of al! par- ticipation in the great work ot shaping the fa- ture of the South: ana that they themselves | Iaust conform their action in a measure to the altered circumstances brought abont by the Political and social revolution chrouga which ‘we are passing, or forever be deprived of all | share in the ne wState goveraments to be formed, @s Weilas in natoual legisiation. Th class of voters will be a powerful ele National and S.ate politics; whi act will do More thau aught else to break down Southern Prejudice Tecoustruction under the tate acts of Congress new only because it is expedient to do so, may, in | time be brought to sincerely favor civil and Polities] equality, and do trom conviction what they now do from policy sentiment would not be more wonderful than that which bas taken place in many of the Wortbern States, and is not improbable, in View of the present attitude of many leading Southern men. What Instance. goes further than Brown, of Mississippi, who urges the accept- @nce Of the conditions imposed m the Sherman bil! on the people. om the plea thata conquered people bave no rigbis which the conquerors are bound to respect: or, than Governor Pat. tom, who urged the Alabama Legislature to ratify the Constitutional Amendment, and | ‘Who now writes a long letter counseling cheerfal acquiescence in the terms of the m: tary bill? He recognizes the rights of n> @ress as the law-mak: Power of the country, and says -—+For some time 1 have been thor- oughly convinced that too little consideration Bas been accorded to Congress.” He adda: “It asserts and exercises tie right to control the whole question of reconstruction. While this D&s been to me so clearly manitest, 1 have sincerely regretted to fing such an unfriendly disposition towara it. It would have been far better for if, betore this, in accepting the ational jong to Covgressional requirements. tagen: m between Congress and the Soutnern States has already brought intinite MiscDief upon us, and we will suffer still - Tore if it dors not cease. Our State shoud not be continued in an attitude of hostility to the law-making power of the Government. Upon. this vital question our people should protit by experienee The events of the past few months show incontestably that persistent opposition and abuse of Congress entail upon us increased exactions. Those who cunnot see this, or will not acmit it are anything but wise and prac- teal men.” ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS Both Houses of Congress adjourned at noon 10-day under the plan of adjournment agreed upon yesterday. The President and all the Members of the Cabinet were present at the Wapitol to-day, where the President was en- gaged in signing bills as they were passed by the two Houses. It 1s understood that the President sigued ali the bilis of any import- nce sent to him, including the Senate deficien- cy bill, the Tennesse Militia bill, and the bi!! forbidding payment by States to owners of slaves. A COMPROMISE. A leading State Senator of Virginia, who opposed the action of the State Senate in legislating for@ convention under the mili- tary reconstruction b ll, is about, it is admit- ted, foadvocate a compromise of the white veters of that States with the coiored voters. Thatis, to give the colored men the entire Congressional delegation if the white meu are allowed tocontro] the State government. INDIAN RESERVATIONS TO BE SOLD The Commissioner of the General Land Of- fiee has received returns of survey of the Corn Creek ladian reservation in Utah Terri. tery, surveyed under the pro ions of the set of approved, May 5, 1864: en- titled an act to vacate and self the present In- dian reservation tn Utah Territory under in- structions from the Commissioner of the Gene- ral Lano Office. The reservations is situated in the eastern part of Millard county, and abeut ten miles from Fillmere. The quality of the land is equal to the average io this Territory. ‘There are two setiiements inthe reservation known ss Corn Ureek and Meadow Greek, the fermer containing about thirty. and the latter about thirty families. The lands under the vision of the law are to be sold under sealed to the highest bidder. elena Bea DRATE OF SEvatror Rippte—Hon George Read Riddle, Senator from Delaware, died in this city, at the corner of Fourth and D streets, Jastevening. after a protracted iliness. Heagas bors in New Castle. Delaware, tn 1917, recefy- ed bis education in Delaware Cotlege: and was engaged some years ip the profession of a sur- -veyor, and located roads and canals in Penn- eyivanw, Maryland avd Virginia. In 1848 he ‘was admitted tothe bar, and received soon Sfterwards the appointment ef Deputy Attor- bey General for his native county, which he beid anti? 1650. From 1551 to 1852 he represent. ed bis native district in the House of entatives. aad ip 164 -waselected tothe States Senate. Mr. Riddle attained considera. bie eminence as a la’ '. and was selected as * delegate te severe) ¢ nationad con- \entipas. He @ was descendant, on his mother’s side, of George Rend, of Detaware, obe of ibe signers of the Declaration of Inmdepen- dence. S7 Mr. S. P. Hanscom takes leave of the Tesders of the H+ pudlicon to-day ina handsome valedictory. Mr. Wm. J. Murtagh. the tounder of the Repudlicon, bas purchased Mr- Ffacecom's interest, and will contine the pub- ieapom. Mr. Murtagh is favorably knowa in ‘hfs community.and has the best wishes of every ove for his success - Con FIRM BD.—The Senate to-day confitmed t+ appointment of General Steediman to be Gelivcfor of Intermal Kevenue for the ist Junge District. Those who aid in the work of | Such a change of | Northern man, for | ex-Governor | uation,” we bad made proper | OFFICIAL. By the President of the United A PROCLAMATION Whereas objects of interest to the United States require that the Senate should be con. vened Bt twelve o’vio:k,om Monday, ths ist day of Apri! next, to receive andact dpom commenications as may be made to itom the partof the Exesau Now, thereiore, I, Andrew Jobuason, Presi- + Dave consid-red i, my preciamation ary cccas.on re- quites the Senate of the United S ates to con- for the transaction of business at the Os; itol, inthe city of Washingt-7, on Mon- day. the first day of April next, at twelve O'clock on t-at day, of which all wao shail at that time be enti Ind to act as members of that body are hereby required to take notice. Giv-n under my baod amt the seal of the United States, at Washington, the tbirtieth day of March. tn the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred ] And sixty seven, and of the indepen dence of the United States of America the ninety-firet. ANDREW JOHNSON America. e ” By the President Ws. H. Sewarp, Seeretary of State seco. ~ GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. WasHineTon, March 30, 1967. Jay Cooke & Co. furnivh the following quo- tations of Government securities: Buying. Selling 19 | U.> 6 Goupor, i591... 19%, ] © Twenties, 16 Lowy | : 103 . LB | . Five Twenties, Jan& S's, U7 | Ten Fortier........0000 98 Seven Thirties, August. 6 y . Seven Thrrties, Jane, 1054, U.S. Seven Thirties, Jaty.. 1054 tu do's... 30°s, | 20's, June 5.208, 1865. 1088 ¢.2u's, July | 5.20's, Jn.& Ty, 65.1074 Gold, } sce FINANCIAL, | Lewis Jobuson & Uo, quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows | New Yors, March 30 —ist Board—U. S. Coupon 6's, ——; do., 5-w's, —; U. | 16-45 s, Coupons, 5 | —. Comberiand Ceal ¢ Pi ; Pa- | cific Mail. iz: New York Central R. R. x, Erve Railway, 553: Hudeon River K. R., de: Michigan Central Micbigan Southern and N, indiana do. guaranteed, —, Liimois Oen- Cleveland and Pittsbarg R.R., cand Nortowestern KR. K., 35% preferred. 654, Cleveiana and Toledo Kk. R . ——: Chicago and Rock Island R. R., 97%; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago RK. R. Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, —; Gold.2 p.m 134 | ——_—_—_~ee— | CRIEBF QUarTBKs 1#R Devot or Wasa. | rreTox.—Brevet Brigadier General U. H, | Tompkins, deputy quartermaster general S.nvmy, bas been a-signed to duty as depot | quartermaster at Washington. D. UC. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. M. Moore, acting quar- t-rmaster, and other officers at prese aday connected with the department, are instrucied to report te him tor orders. GENERAL SUPERINTRESDENT.Gen. Michier, in charge of the affairs lately supervised by the Commissioner of Pubhe Buildings. has ap- poivted Mr Benjamin Burns as Genera perintendent of ont-door work—a pesition heretofore filled by Mr. Job. W. Angus under Col. Fren INTERNAL Revenre —The receipts from this source to-day were 2595, O11, 49; making | th 1 amount for the week ending to-day 5538.14. 8 the total for the month ot March, 515.183. Since the beginning of the present fiscal year the amount of receipts has been $214.035.571 SL SF The regular monthly meeting of the | Washington Correspondent’s Club will be held atthe Tribwar Tooms, Fourteenth street, this evening, atsixo'elock. A full and punc tual attendance is requested. eee aet dntiataasen eae ConFiR MED.—The Senate, in executive ses- Son, yesterday, confirmed the nominations of A. P. Kk Satlord, of Nevada, as Surveyor | General, Phiup Regis de Trobriand, to be Colonel of the Sist U. S. Lnfantry, and Peter \. Hagner to be Colonel U.S. A. S7 From Shillingtos, Odeon Building. we | have «Beadle’s Base-Ball Player,” (jast the thing for the season.) and “The Nursery,” for April, & monthly magazine for youngest | readers. | i eine er OF TKADE—An adjourned movt- h ing of the BUABD OF Tia eid st their rooms on MONDAY & | April lst, at 73; o'clock. JOUN H, SEMMBS, President. B. BARDO. Becreiary. m 90 at THE BEGULAB ANN ot tke KOA RD UF DIBEOTU: Tas INGION C1IY 5aVINGS BaNK will be fice eorner of 7th street and Louis op TULBVAY EVENING next, e saa | Ba. THOS.J GaRDIN MBDIOAL ASSOCIATION —T semi- supual meeting of the MEDIC Au A330 TATION of the Di ct of Cotamuia will be held tu the lecture reom of the Medical Cred | ment of Georgetown College, on TUESDaX, April 24, at 12 o’clock m rn mi: 30-2t J.W.H. LOVEJOY, M. D., Bec. >TBE FIBsT ANNUAL MEETING of the Sto Khlders of the FIKsT WAKD BUILDING ASSOCIATION wil! be held at the Ecuoul House, on 19h street. between G and H streets on TOBSDAY, April 24,at #0 “lock p b noctasl in are requested to be p = the ciection of officers for the 'F’ KIDWELL. Beo'y. HUNDECD YOUNG GENTLEMEN an equ: amber of Youug Lotics can Bmployment after taking a jou in COPP'S NATIONsL OOLLBuB, cor: Pe Toetitutt A goyts. ra, Cop, : of Ynstractiom are ranged to suit the convenience of those alresd. e ‘nt who bave any leisure time 4 uri: - or evening. The April classes are no Dg. MASONIC BOTICE-—& Speci S-TWwo a i UNION “BUSINES = and tion ot COLUMBIA R A. | 1d, will Le held on SaTURDAL EVENING: S0th inst, at 7.99, to consider and take action on commusication from the Grand Koya! Arch Ou: | ter of Maryla d the District of Coluabts All com panions anes Ler ure rejuested to i. 0. NOES, Secretary. NS OHBISTIAN ASSOCIA- ery member is expected to go to foodward Hall to-night-- | YOUNG TON ey xbibition at m29 2t | BEGISTRY NwTICE. —Netice ie hored; | given toall po ified voters in the THIED BD that the Jodges of Blection appotated to recist inder ¢ t 2 er lhe act of Congrese ved FF, 5. 1857, entitled “An act to piece! onc iu the District of Vol; pe lor other paypgpee.? will oon TO ‘ounedl or. oO PerPeAy Sete od Fu jst. 2d, », from " -for the purpose of receiving and cordi ir Dames. wh 29-tt 8. Vv. BOYES. Secretary. MUSIC, POETRY. FINE ARTS. GR. = Cominstion Exhibition at Wood i. Fs aaeeenee 2% cents; Children 10 cents, m2 Bs recording thei D ard a DO NOT FOBGST THB £XHiBITION o lendid vie anne ae ith musie, recitations, &, ebikiren to-night or Sgiurds Admission 25 Ontl- all, Penna. be bd OF OLINICAL LBOTU St Providence Morpiaroee and continateg for four moaths. tween 10th A COU wi! be ats . B. HAGNSR, 209 Hi street, NV Seeing TRotox 64 EBS OF W. abn. hevi Board of Assessors arpual assessment for 1867, will sitae a hed | «ond foi nF pORe correcti fre te Tat nina fo aril at tacruatve, am second story City Ball, west Wing, from 9 a.m. to ‘= dey. of the President. [Int] ‘fe 1-eot Apt Prtanow: Pranogi: Large lot. nearly | momtBly payments iF sale iow on! OBS F. BULI«. |. — CONGRESSIONAL. | board ef jot RECEI anes BA: as er ai sade Satvep iy, March 30. SevaTt.—Mr. Morrill (Me) calied up the ous® bill euthoriizag Apprintmen of the avchmen of the Capitol by the Sergeant at- Arms of tbetwo Housee,and authoriziagthe selection ot a uniform and arms for the Uspi- wh Potice. Mr. Conkling offered an amendment that all monies sppropriated for the Washington Aqueduct or other public works in the Dis rict of Colnm his FhAll ekpended under the di- teetion of the Secretary of War. Adopted. Ti | wasthen passed rt Resigeate Offered & concurrent resola- tion extend ng the tite for the adjourament of the twe Howrestos o'clock, which was un- deretood to be for the purpose of affortiug Ume tor the deliverwof remarks on the deach of Senator Riddle. end the passage of the usual reselutions After discpsson ths resolution was Bide informaly Mr. Corbett called up the bill appropriating $6,900 for the National Soldiers’ aud Sailor's Home Passed Mr. Wil-on offered a concurrent resolution Providing for the appointment of a joiut com- Mittee Of six to make 8 full investigation 19 re- gerd to orenance Mr. Wilson said the substitute offered by bem bad been unanimously agreed on by the Committee on Military Affairs. The substitute of Mr. Wilson was adopted Mr. Sagisbury asked leave to withdraw his Terolution proposing (o @xtead the time of ad- Jourpment, 6nd offered a resoiution that a com- mittee of three members of ‘hs Sena‘e and five of the House be appointed to attend tne re- mains of Hoa. George Read Riddie to hishone ip Delaware. Passed. Dir. Ecmonds offered a resolution, which was sdopted, continuing all the bills ou the enlender to the next session. Mr. Sumner gave notice that he would call be Girst Wednesday im July, nis bill to universal suffrage throughout she Uni- es) Mr. Sumner said he bad reason to believe there would he a quoram present on that day, &® there would be business of great public importance demanding attention, The bili to pay Dr. Boynton, Ohaplain of the House, was amended and passed At1055 & m. the Senate went into executive eceston, HOvse.—On motion of Mr. Stevens (Pa .) the resotution adopted yesterday, author ing the Doorkeeper to retain the messengers in em- ploy Gurmg the recess, was se construed as io include the pages on the floor pate bill toamend the organic act ot Col orado Territory was next taken Up and passed Senate bill appropriating ©2),44%) to provide in part for the grading and improving of the purtic ground around the Capitol was passed Senate amendments to House bill authori. ing tbe appointment of cer‘ain watchmen and forother purposes, was taken up. The Senate amendment directs that all money for the im- provement of the Washington Aqneduct be expended under the direction of the Secretary of War. The amendment was agreed to. Senate Dill appropricting 5.000 for the snp- port in part of the National Soldiers’ aud Suilors’ Orphaus Home, in the District of Co. lumbia, was passed A message was received from the President of the United States, giving his reason for an. pioving ‘he mil amendatory to the supple. Mental bill forthe more efficient government bel States. He reigns it becuse tha dinent makes the amoun’ to be expended c; bul in approving it be doas not anshty any of bis objections to the termer bi Is The Senate resolution authorizing poiniment of # committee tc remains of the late Senator Riddle ‘oh the ap. the ns Wor tossbrenner, ( P. + aod Benton, (N H..) were ay pointed the commitice om the part of the House. Tbe Speaker appomted Messrs (0) Logsm, (1.) and Butler, (Mass, ac Members of the Jom: Committee on Ordnance Messrs afin N.Y.) and Brooks c Scbenck, N.Y were appoinged a committee to wait upon th President and inform that the Howse por about to adjourn. and ask him if he had any turther communications The bour of i2 having arrived, declared the House adjourne ednesday in June, and wi bers 8 safe journey beme and a the Speaker until the first ing the mem. happy reunion bs eeeeneeeeieeeeeen ee mM. P MERSUN'S PIANG: store; will be sold low befor JOHN F Bt ie ee ht 1 ( INSTITUTE , ENGLISH AN ENC FOR } OUNG tL ADPES— Boarding and D Pupils, 1627 and 1524 8; ‘wee st, Philad, WHI reopenon MONDAY Soptemner aye ren 8 the language of th i conatantly pekzaia the tnatitges, “mil, and is mb $0 ot MADAME D'HBRVICLY, Principal, 436 _ ‘SEVENTH STREET 486 FINE O1U PAINTINGS. “*Sbakep are at the Court of Queen Ei bh re. citin, Macbeth ” Immacuiate Conceptions Dante and Pentr: rity, Oetaksill M0; otber choice worke of art-on exbibitiin any es at ARKRITER'S mb 30-#t? No 496 Tthet..bet Dand i (Blowgninc & BOB'S BEAUTIFUL PIANOS. ha Tee, ewbracing every size, which I otfer at heavy dis- ly to move. JOHN F. ELLIS. OCABBIAGES. CARRIAGES. We have on bend th OsBBIa@&us pew and @-cond-ha all of lates: to bi Sy nyers @t great barg Bepairing don * 403 Pei which we to reduce steck. Lie rates. NG. Jn. & BBO., nsyivania aveans, and 476 sth street. FOB SALE. 4 best coiléction of ote a mate woonkes extra choice jen, on Perpetual, bi Monthly Moss and Climbing Resse best tg les Bahia 01 Plants, Fruit Trees with creat care i mh im” T COST, BELOW COST, AND ABOVE CosT. GEORGE J. JOHNSON & CO., $21 SEVENTH 8T., Are selling their entire stock of D @ st_cost. helow cost. aad above Seis Feautiful all wool MOUSLINB, 4 cts. Small fig: I wool vio. 873%. Large lot BAIN UMBBKLLAS, werth @2, for Share rae lot Children's HOSE. 12);. yard wid, i lendid ouTTC _ With ether cl ods. m80.$° Cueraine roR (NE PBICE ONLY. MABKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. SPRING SUITS FoR MEN AND BOYS. NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK. GEO. G. HENNING cor. 7th st. amd Maryland a mig 2t™ grow THIS TO YOUR LADY FRIENDS. Good quulity of No, 4 BIBBON, of all sbades: at &! @ piece, (i2 yard pieces.) ‘The largest and most carefull, Selected stock of FANOY AND MILLINERY oops, Ov THE LATEST STYLES, SHAP aT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES, “At LL. BLOUT®s, 439 7th etrect, between @ and H sts, m30-6t” (one square north of Patent Oftice. and SHADES, supply of CONGRB: at the low price ef ae cen: doxen.. # oy a. Cc O10n SPICKs. Ly a ‘UTS, 18186, Foe, ing Place, Bpe SHik J mb 9 2t 306 Pe ave., near ith etrect, h $96 Sth st. P H URY'S SUPERS PIANOS. Go ‘t * i : a Frectiea tess, oe , *. | PIASOS gr tn Store wbions Tn poems Popular bey quence of ving to move, 1 will eell at | ft. PRABNOK TAYLOR, ————— JOWW P. BUL | A MBEIOAN GO: ORS end Bow m2 306 Ponn'sav..nceritsnet. |.A toasht on commission at the New ¥ 8, GRD TES | an pamerament of Gold Peas. Fo nahi iiaaame on ee eee | “eee IN oMMNOG S90 Be . STenEe, | ley. 4s 6d.; Oats, 3s 61. TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS, —o— FROM EUROPE ‘To Day. By capo w Ge Press.) Lonpom, ch aaron Amaricen etiee are ip uest advance. Iiltuow Oen 75M; Erie, 39x. FRabX¥ORT, March 30—Noon —U. S. bonds, TEN Paxis. Mareb 30—Noon —U. S. bonds, 514 Losrox Marcb 30—Noon.—Uonsols, 91. Livesrvot, Mareb 30-Noon.—The cotton Marks 1s eleady and qme', and at the open- oe prices Were unchargeG. Sales today wil po woh A 10.060 oales; Uplands, 134; Uileape, 13% breaustoffe market is generally without chat ge;cor bowe bas taten an apward tur &nd is quoted to day at 6d higher Fiour, 25*.9¢ ; Wheat 13s 34. for Mil wankie red and amber. and 13 6d. for California white: Corp, 39 64 for mixed Western; Bar Provisious—Pork d+- cin d considerably and is now quoted ats. Fe f deciined to i2%s 6d. per vbl.; Bacon $955 Cheese, 608.; Lard, Sus. The produce market ts generaliy quiet. Spirits Turpentine advanced 34.; sales at u7e.3 Scotch pig tron declined 6d.; sales at Sis 6d Specie Going Out. New York, March 20 —The outward sterm- ers t-Gay inke the following amounts of spe- «i. Ovty of Washington, $14,500; Hacmynto, (Guiding Star $156.00 PI James W. VOSE & Oy.'S PIA only rouR of these saperb P: instore Offered at bares ns bd: « DHN #. ELLIS mo-2t «306 Pemn. avenue. near 10th st -EUKGE M. GUILD & 00's G GULD MED. SPPEBB PLANS, for sale eo m Twelts new in store low be ore moving JOHN F ELLIS, 306 Pounsylvania avende bear lith «treat m 2) 2t OTICE — HARRIS & 00 * SOAP for washing Vloth oven by actnel test t twoa:a one ha f auterd not to 1B) be convinced for the Listrict of SON Acevts snd @ neral No & Penns av up stairs (jBAND OPENING ; SPRING FASHIONS. MRS. KNOTT bees} tomers and the publ: open ber DRESS MAKING ve te inform her eld cua- amily teat she will ra STABLISHUMENT © MONDAY, April i, at 440 stu streot, corner uf Per osylvanis avenue The lat i ticular attention pi ‘and Children’s &e , &e any Style or size, guaranteed to fit perfect, At HiLIP WALLAOH'’S mwbhzgé6t Odeon Hall cor set and VEBY LARGE ASSSORTMENT O SPBING OVEB O04TS comprising ten ¢ ferent -tyl-s and colors PHILIP WALLACH, Odeon Ail! Corner 4), street aad Penn « ave. mn 29 ot Now 88any MY samrLys Fon SPRING OF 1857 taken and Garments made te order at ares nr EW GOODS nearly every week dur S SOAs: U GEO. 0. HENNING. Corner 7th st and Maryland Avenae. Messares very ly 1 recety ing the Las m 29-2t (yp B*42 BAKGAINS IN ‘ oT rT 7 Nice sebtonabie SPBING SUITS from 69 OP, Men e PANTS from $1.:0 up, BoWal PANTS as low as S1 25, Fine Black Frock and Sack ULOTH COATS, Biack DORSKIN PANTS, very low, Spring OV EBOOATS at 95.50, WHITE SBIBTS at $1 25, CALICO SHIBTS at 75 cents, BL KORY SHIBTS at 50 cente, PAPEB COLL ABB at }5 cent a box, And a larye assortment of DEAWBES, UNDEB. SHIBTS, NEOW TIES, SOCKS, &., at L. BOSENBEKO’s, NEW YOBK CLOTHING STORE, 493 7th street, between D and 's m 20-6t* ue Washington, D.C. DBOPOBALS FOR CATTLE FOR INDIAN E SEBVICE. Derart T OF Tie INTERIOR, nila: = March 27, 13:7 + will be received up to 15th the office of HB. Denma dian Afiairs fer the Nort! juper- intendency, at Omaha hee ain lor the “ Lever at Omahe ity of th® following Stock 360 bead of Milk Cows for the Wimnebago In- ‘ieks ocen fe} reservation in Nevraska. 300 head of Mith Gows for the Bantes Blows Tn- diaus, occunyivg a reservation at the mouth o| the Niobrara, rasks. 300 bead of Bilk C 5 diane oscupyin, 100 head of Milk Ge : occupying 4 reservation in Nebrasl 20 head of young American Bulls, 39 head of Beot te, (sleers.) of geod ban three with youne jay of rin- anality, American more than seven calves. orcews with ‘ed. Dry cows will not be re- R be Baliga must be not less than thros years old. nd the Beef Cattle net less o four years old: Superintendent Deuman will have the right to re, ny or allthe bide; aleo. the right seropeos sDy or ali the cattle if he deoms that the cattle deltvered are not of the required character indent Di an will be authorized te partieedeliveriug the cattle, to bevoeld’ as the ‘ties delivering je cattle, to ) e jommissiouer of Indians Affairsin n city. t ofthe delivery of the cattle will be de- termined by Superintendent Deuman.who will have the power ey vine soe of delivery, with the consent of the contractor. ; bends will be required for nt of the contract. ived fora tess number th: ind bulls called we s wall 0. H. Proposals, the beef cattle. mh 30 Hé4ts FOB THE SPRING WEAB. le SILK HATS, HaT. SALE—Al 6 lot of Old BOTT: sen pty 8 CALVERT FO av. ais y my GAL 18 NEW AND SECOND- HAND B*risnorouree es = INSTBUMENTS. MUSICAL CARD EXTRAORDINARY. As I bave but a few a: in my Store, I offer my imme 3, PABLOB O8GAN MUSIO. MUSIC BOOK soe emo at ey sticedue yments, s estet. monthly payme: call ts renucetet rs, mh 28 St 306 Penn. avenue, near 10th st. HAVE RECEIVED a ine assertment of French omestic BONNETS, [Mabe LEWIS BAAK, 32 Market Space. 1 NGLISH AND GEBMAN @EAD TRIMMING it LEWIS BA B's E can be had a! rt) “yt Sy WEES AND BONNET FRAMES —The Pere wortment of FLOWEBS and BON mh id tt ve founé LEWIS BAAR'S. MULLINERY. — ME8. BOCK WOOD has re- moved to bio, Lsth street, Building ) where, addition to Brock of | SEA SONA BLE MILLINE 7; ma @ weil ae! ‘asgortan PLE and FANCY GOODS: mah $5 1 BS. J. EB. SPENCER CALLS THE ATTEN. tion of t jes of Washington and vi ad sn te RRS BALIN ERY 0 bs Ho" Dress. ip@ promptly mm 28-6¢* HO COVERS DYE ATER ED § mov. pat. Se Eee eE ae ee ETAN& Ene. B sis 5 ° co td yivania ae . | : | Naedyride ail neal Bhater _ |) Alfteire ta Georgetown NTs Excuasusr —At the Mer. 5 Ex ‘ths Morning prices woe ‘Brom wih an indication of an advance. The ‘were 9,900 bushels of corn, « sli ‘ot = ‘beat, $0 extra, 409 Dbis catextr«, super, 19 + Mlotiing, 1S hroad ar- ‘Te, BO haies hay Sales of 6,200 bushels white Orn, OP t> 110; 3,300 basheis ye! ow orn A Oo 1 5! 5/0 bushe's dam corn 95 % bales hag & S22 per ten; 200 bushels meal 19; 150 be rats vroed arrow flour $10, 100 barrels middlings, $0, xtras 14% to $5, family Si6K to = ‘Th reiraletge quantity of gran ont.> fn» ating tranep a B #6 this morning iP met. The atterdsn oe Wes large, ‘he reci f the week having incres<ed the offering, and Bal sare beavier thaa at previous ‘ays. Port or GEORGETOWN —Cleared—S “nooner Gclefioch, Haynie, master, fer Accomac, Vir pia. Ole CamAL.—The boats arrive slowly. The following registered at the collector's offive The Morrison, with corn; E Sanhope, win ‘Wood and potatoes to market, J. H. Williams, with w ,to Petut, Marylind, corn aod wheat, to B. Talbot. The Mary, ligh ; the So-an J. Criss and Wm. Elder, with 2156 tess coal to the Central Co. The following have arrived but Rave not been regi-tered —E Herlev, corn, to Hartiey & Bra. A Spoes With sondr-es, the Seneca, with core, to Darpy —Prom the Gaze te of ito wing was iet turothe Alexaa terday morning, has reached this city, and now four feet deep im tne besa No break bas oceurrea in the banks of the canai or in the acueduct, up tg this tin’, nor? wh Bn antoward even! expect-d Lo ALEXABDELA ITE: Yrswerday we clip toe Tbe water, whic dria Canal y Vo ¢ © Of several cargoes auipp dat Camb-r Jand (or this port have bean received bere, and boats sre expected to arrive on Nuaday next Operations at the various fishing shores on the Potomac have been seriously interrapted by the remarkably inclement weather that has Prevniied tor so long a time past, andthe wie ter feBing, so far, bas been very. unprofivat to most of those concerned in it. Fishermen too. experience much difficu this season obtarning Bands An Adjourned meeting of the City Council vas beld last night, when, in «{ meeting the two boards proceeded to c4n the el tion of city oificers, which was dove, with the taception of Fire Wardens, 4 Bosrd of Health, Health OMerrand Dispenser of M-dicine: taese were def . Wiltam Brooks, the Superintendent of the Government wood yard, city, bas resigned tha position. The od corded at the wood yard was yesterday measured by some of Qolovel Tompkins’ em Ployers, and fthat officer will appoint Mr Brooke’ evecessor Aw enthusiastic meeting of Lrish citizens, and those who sympathized with them, was held st the Friendship Engine House tast night, for the purpose ef reorganizing the old “Circle,” and centerring together upon the condition of Lreland. ‘The April term’of the County Conrt of this coun'y, commences on Monday. the ist of the The Jnstices to sit duriog the term Jobn- month, are Lewis McKes zie, Bobert Bell. ee JK * tuthiscity y Fiendship F ten) with « first class Steam Fire Eugine ter #..X0 ariivals of fish at Eishtown con and price main xt high fleure: GEOR jETOWN ADVER’MTS james H. VEBMILYN, tinne Lapras’ ayp GENTLEMEN'S i FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, No. 100 High street. Georgetown, D.C. All work made at thy Establish: he Very best quality, A periect a mb 29 6t™ PRIOK HoOs6, with om!sinfog abont three acre, tat ‘ee bead of Fayet ©, and exten tiag to e Apply No SSH m 23 3t (Cprares THAN EVER —Jast received at MILLERS 101 bridge treet, Georgetown, k of 8p and Sa mer Gots, 8 Good+in the latest aovel O slices 15.8 20 Cente, superty Keeping Goods, Oloths. Skirts. Parasols Shawls 6 and Noticus. Our tiood« nave been pur: cash +riree the recent decline. and great * tony be expected by @11 who may favor us with » H “mb 26-im* BENJAMIN TILLER. Ww" H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUS ‘BAM DYEING AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT, Office, No. 49 Jeilernon st Georgetown,D. O, Established in 1431; premium awarded ‘by the ct Institute 1887; rebuilt 1866, and is € largest and most complete cstab- of the kind in this section of country € and Scouring of ali Kinds done in the best manner ‘Truly thankfalfor part favors, the sanscriber tolici ts the continaed custom of the community Good d eu the 8 Tece! returned by exprees wii utmost eas end a. 4 Post Office address, Loc! x No 80 DRY GOODS. &e. y T HE LARGEST STOBE IN THE CITY. THE PFST GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES FIBET OPENING OF THE SEASON. GREAT BABGAINS FROM AUCTION. Twenty cases BLEACHED COTTONS of all the well-known brands from i2 cents up Fifteen bales BROWN COTTON at factory Brices. SHEETINGS of all widths greatly reduced. Ter cases BEAUTIFUL PBINTS of the best makes. . DBESS GODS! DEESS GOODS! Of every description, in great variety, from the New York Auction sales. 100 pieces BLACK SILKS from $1.50 per yard up—very cheap. Great bargains in HOUSEKEEPING AND FAMILY LINEN GOODs, All from Auction. , BBOCHE AND PAISLEY SQUARE AND LONG SHAWLS Of the Latest Designs. GBAND OPBNING oF CLOTH AND SILK SAOQUES AND BASOUES ef our ewn manufacture. aLso, GABMENTS made to order at SHOBT NOTiC} 1.000 PABASOLS, and SUN UMBBELLAS in endless variety. An carly call is respectfully solicited. LANSBURGH & BRO., No. 515 Seventh street, Third door above D street, Intelligencer Building. GELLING OFF AT CoBT. PABisS OASHME: Maving just received our new and well-selected 0 mock MILLINERY GOODS, LACES, (reat and imitation.) EMBEOI)D ERIES, DRE8s TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, &c., &c., d having, unexpectedly, to move by the Ist of ae May vee shall sell our EBNTIBESTOOK, FROM THIS DATE, AT COST CALL AND SECURE GREAT BABGAINS, EB. LEN: BG & CO., 46 Market Space, under the Avenuc House. mh 78-}m~ LS, G®s4t BUSH FOB CHEAP DBY GOODs. I have just recetved, at 115 Penn, avenge, be- tween 1b and 20th streets, large invoices of DEY GOODs, isting in partof— . 4 “ rer Towels, over yard long, for 25 ote. Soh fm 2.81.2 pe art, Filaue>|, just received jones sea apr coar eects id canbe elsewhere hed Brown Gotto 5 118 ___ PERSONAL. 4 B. Wave S'}* Bats Fos THE SP Rt Gwe Bro'dwas bieae ILR MAT gi" Onis = Bet Mane! Ki nies Timorese lentec. 4 camoehy man “between O and Hl sttests QTEMAG oF SPaino Aap SUM Meu MIL 7 “sr MOND \Y, apPEi 1. MBS AG. GABTUN reepecsfully imvites the Ladier ot Washington and vicimty to her open ing of choice # Tectionsot Pattern Hats. Trimmed fr Laces sad Misses, Which abe will exbibit et Ber Rooms. a 416 KIGHTH BTR: ow try it, pr ecriere 1 favite ail = vb ey osieodbete te come at on. ousE: boo = ad . ALFRED BUNTRR, st 204 iveal mb's 188: ANTTOTHE Lat th K>.—InD Warranted faet colo wu Done by « Freucb co upositiva, be bows Parchaces ata ht Price Saves expense of sratding eTamMrina bard bot! criyt of w Ladies are luvited to call gets sample, and tey it” Lndice’ white or colornl Underskiris Bal moreis, &c., Stamped in imitation of + U0 sewing, Bat the ode tede lf 2 be attached to the bottens: « (same s8 they are pow wornin New ¥ te *$amDpet wb tor male at lees inen ba the an ia sitions Figures amt pattern ei Gods a D Obey retarned WM PS Mb 12-tf 439 oth street. opporite P. FEEN® WHALEBON E CUB+& (5 4T 81 20 sented or tt. 4lso_ phy full assortment of home me Correts. W » Corset Steels and Board lates: end f sold at the lowest ra rect Ba Heop Skirt an: ory 49 Louisiane avenge, bet 7th streets. L WReaThs, #o- el RN m; Inpor o and xalcin . Alsot z MOSS. Halk DEESSES for Bal Mre FRIBS. Has removed to No 429 iith between cet a I Eg n jn D. OLARK aTT EY AND 0ON SELLOB aT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIO, No. 525 12th street weet 4 wv ~ BOARDING. Geer, BOARD CAN BE HAD AT A west corner 15th and H streets ACK PARLOR TO BENT, with 4 ABD. SS per month. Apply at 370 E street near lth street. m 29 3t* ‘P)WO KOOMS. sepa ate or t BUARD, oul befor rent Apri! S31 | street. commer oth HAsbscmerr FUbBNIDH aD BY BUABD le sired. Terms moder: etween oth and tith fo UBS ISHED BOOMS for rent with BOARD House ¢ Nightfall) situsted 347 K st. oppo- site Propkitn Bow. Table boarders cap a00 ve ac: Ommodated m '5 at" Geer ARD AND COMFOR T ko $2 per wonth, at 362 K «i b twee bd 1th st raust ot Beard. at ene on " WITH bOA IM, with vie, ber mor le BOUMA, vith B ard.at @ ee 8. ort mus to et with out Board. Apply at 612 betwen stn oud Sth mb & at” essere — Nicely -farnt good LOA RD can be hed o terms at 21° K etre toorth, between [7th and igch st ext aourto | 8. Creigen's Drag Store mb 27 6i* a *OUD TABLE BOABD 520 PER MONTH G ‘th ery reasonable southwest corper of 13th and H streets Try it i __ tub 26-66" BOskbING —8 gentle wie. ort BUC BoAB Ingutre at No. ib LY FURNISHED PARLOR & md good Tabic Board ina hy beality. A between] th and 13th sts P44. BUSS. with b corner Tudiana ave. UB RENT— iz bed PABLOES. on the Gret fi thout BOARD. Ap- ply 393 ieee * a ABLE BOARD at 464 Wth streets few mon goer? Porth of the avence Terms $3 per Sr LOST AND) KOUND, —On t the DIS Lotro the 26th inst., in this city, CHABGS and cther vainable Papers of a dis- offcer Auy persou finding the same and EU/BE them at this office will be 25 BEW ™ a 2 Py ABD—Stolen. on the Sth inst . from corner of istand K streets. a ESE: lo ind Ltt ‘Will give im OB ESCOveTE: TRICK HURLEY. K street mh 30-8t" Letwoon Ist end ad streets STEAYED OB STOLEN from the yard of ti subscriber. ou the evening of the 25th a black and white KID, Au» 530 8th street. bes NINTH STREET, FOUE DOORS NORTH OF D STREET, (Seaten Hal! Building.) WALL PAPEBS. WINDOW SHADES. SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FLOOE OILCLOTH, GILT COBNICES, OVAL AND SQUABE PICTURE FRAMES. PICTUBE COBD AND TASSELS, &c., Ac. A fine assortment of the above Goods iu store . and for ssie CHEAP FOB CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, 505 9th street. 7 mh 283m nNeo* 18 YOUB QHANCE SELLING OFF AT LESS THAN COST:: ‘ks onl} T offer entire stock SOK e STATIONS. SOY ABTICL ES. PERE SOL OUL, SOOKE Thay RI GBAVINGS, &c., BOOKS, BOSARSS THAN COSTS we Bew hee natn ineres for sale very t . ; cheap Call early end secure bargnins! BROPHY. mh 2% eott_ 314 F street, between wth and 1th. Pele rine Mean A 9-4. 8 wT SKLING BILLS tu: sale in sums to suit pur © chasers. pa market price paid for AMERICAN & 00., Bankers, ee ere es toe. fe7-tf i VEER *LOUB. VB iiauufactured By D. L. Shoemaker. ‘The above superior brand of FLOUB. in bbie. d 49 pound sacks, on hand. ani for taleby + Conse dO WATERS. Commtrsion Merchant, 2° High st. and No. Ppotatoss: POTATOES !! 3. bushels No 1 Jackson WHITE PoTa TOS now landing from schooner =. and ror eale on accommed: terms ere. .@ 109 Water street, Georzetown. > Hitt, Go! my 4 Linganore. rill. . hoice Winter . FasiLY nt BREA. FLOUBS. All grades sa Men ge to $13 5), a8 to quantl- E FAMILY MEAL, (Taylor & neSteesae Hk We Forsalelow. OY ww GALT #00, Indians aveone ist mh?S near Beliimore sud 0. B. mbs ass *. -— BREN ives. Just received five which are for at low A ALL Tie HRW Gad treble ate ot BBADY MADE OLOTEING 3 ! wear will be found tor en ae OTe OAH WALKS 36% Pa. ove., bet. 6th and epuouauy - Prices ————