Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the Distri W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Proprieter. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY.. APRIL 9, 1867, as 9 1 S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THLE. | GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE PUROPEAN NEWS AND THE GOLD MARKET The excitement in Wall! street yesterday, originating in rather indefinite cable news on which was based apprehensions of a renewal of bostilities In Europe, certainly indicates great sensitiveness inthe gold market, if noth- Granting there are grounds forjap- m that the annexation schemes ot France and Prussia are likely to lead to war the worst we have to dread is the return of a portion of our securities; and itis not certain that such would be the case. It is just as likely that if war unsettled finances in Eu- rope, capitalists there would prefer to. invest their means in such safe and profitable secur- ities as United States bonds. The bone of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuineron, April 0, 1867. Jay Cooke & Uo. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: U. 8. 6's Coupon, 1881..... Woy U.S. Five Twenties, 1562. 109% . 8. Five Twenties. 1864. 18 U.S. Five Twenties, 1965. 1084 Wy i Wey 105 & - S. Seven Thirties, Juiy. 105% NEW YORK PIR&T BOARD BALES. +107 0.40"... 109 's, Augu “Wis 30's, June .... 107%, «30's, July 65.1074 Gold... os FINANCIAL. Lewis Jobnson & Qo., quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New York. April 9.—1st Board—v. S. 1931 Coupon 6's, 10%; do.. 5-208, 109; U. S. 5’s 10-40 8, Coupons, Mo. State 6's, —: Canton | Co., 43 Cumberland oni Co.pref'd, 27; Quick- contention between France and Prussia is the | treptier town of Luxembourg, in the Duchy of that name, which both parties want of Hol- pd. France, together with the offer of a de- fevsive and offensive alliance, has pro. posed to the Dutch government a pur- chase of Luxembourg. The Dutch gov- ermment engaged to sell Luxembourg, but ewing to pressure from Prussia, express. ed a desire to be excused from keeping the | engagement. The Dachy ef Luxembourg jormed part of tne now obsolete German Con- federation, and since the close of the late Ger- man war Count Bismark bas rather impe- riously insisted that the Duchy should form part of the North German Confederation, and be specially under the control of Prussia. The best informed (jerman papers state that the | majority of the people of Luxembourg desire ® union with neither Germany nor France, Ret S. enttnssmet of thelr etml-ind-penGent | cis: ic be Comunieamner of Agriculivire, wis relations with Holland, whieh condemn the tirand Duchy to political insignificance, but are exceedingly profitable. Luxembourg being said to be the least taxed country in Europe. The Government yesterday accomplished a great deal in New York towards lessening the excitement and relieving the pressure by sell- ing gold freeiy, baying 7-30’s to the amountof one million, and paying out three milliogs of money more than they received THE LINES BRING DRAWN Too sudden and wholesale a conversion ot ‘he lately defeated Southern malcoutents to Republicsaism would be suspicious, and not pearly as bopefal for the political tature of the South, as the ind of attitude in reference te negro suffrage and otuler questions imvoived in tke scheme of reconstruction under the military ms that their change | bills, is | beirg grsdually aud painfully accomplished, | and meets with considerabie Opposition from some in whom the eld rebel spirit is still uneonquered. The press and people are taking sides for and against reconstruction, and every day the dividing line is being more sharply defined. In Richmond, tae Tim-s my be taken as the exponent of the impracticable, hard- hesaed school of old fogy politicianz, while the Wh 9 represents their opponents. The impracticables continue to st: it ty them- selves, ae they have always done, ia every pos- sible way. Thus they tell the colored man | “we are your only true friends.” while at the same ume they boast of Democratic triamphs on “great national i-sues,.” said issues gener- ally amounting to just this one of whether these dear colored friends shall vote or not. silver Mining Co. New York Central R R., 100 Erie Railway, 55. Hudson River R.R., ! Reading R. KR. 1v0\; Michigan Oentral R.R., 107 “michigan Southern and N. Indiana R do. gnaranteed, —; Illmorw Oen- R.. 695 trai K K 13; Cleveland and Pittsburg RK.R., 72%: Chicago and Nortpwestern R. R., 334; do. preferred, @%; Cleveland and Toledo R., 11%: Obicago and Rock Istand R. R., 87%; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago R. R. 91). Obto and Mississippi Certificates, 2334; Pacific Mail, 122. Gold, 139 p.m, 135. —+208e-—____ THE TREATY. Tt seems to be supposed that the Senate will take definite action on the treaty with Rus#ia ere adjourning to-day. It was taken up fora short time this morning and laid over to deal with nominations. It is generaliy believed that the treaty will be confirmed. MINI-TPR TO AUSTRIA The President to day sentin tothe Senate the nomination of John P. Stockton, of New Jersey, for Minister to Austria. Mr. Stockton will be remembered as the contestant fora seat tm the United States Senate from New Jersey during the last session of Congress COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE. The nomination of Colonel Uapron, of Lili- sent in to the Seaate to-day by the President. precast ie ny ILLNESS OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY UHAND- LER —Hen. W. FE. Chandler, Assistant Secre- tary of the Treasury, is confined to his house by sickness. being compelled to leave his office yesterday afternoon. Mr. OC. has been in very poor health for some time past, caused by ous rosety THROWN orr Tak Track —Nunday afternoon tbe Uin- CIPRAtL express train going eas’, which left Pittsburg, Pa. at eleven o'clock, was thrown from the track near Wall station, on the Penn- sylvania Centrel railroad. The engine, ten- der, express, two baggage and two passenger ears were badly wrecked. Martin Bracker, of Pittsburgh. brakemar, had his thigh badly crushed and lacerated, and was injured inter- nally. His recovery is doubtful. Peter Mc- Auley, of Latrobe, was injured in the foot: R. i. Kerr, the engineer, was slightly scaided | and injured internally; and William Wilhelm. Nobody. white or black, is deceived, howey er, consequently there is no} much damage done Besides their ranks are thinning every day, and this highly respectable class of old fogies WH ere long be extinct, or live only in the pages of the historian, whose mission it shall be to write the story of the «good old times,” | when Class distinctions were not swept away, andone man was not by ADY Means as good ae another unless he had as white a skin. and & pocket as well lined with cash PARDON OF Gov The President this mor: Tantof pardonto Z.B. Van. jate Governor of North Carolina The pardon was issued upon the recommendations of Senators Hen- derson, Davis, Saulsbury, Patterson, Fowler: Johnson, Wilson, Ferry, Ross, Yates, Ram- sey, Sherman. Craken. and Norton Repre- sentatives Phelps. Van Anken. Marshal McCullough, Archer, Niblack, Wood, Kerr, Brooks. Trump, Holman. Chanler. Mangeno Selye, Stevens, Noell, Dennison, Getz, Nichol. son, Eldridge, Burr, Glosbrenner, Morrisey, Koss, Robinson, Clarke. and Ingersoll: Gov- ernors Bramlette, Sharkey, and Parsons: Mayor Hoffman, k. H. Webster. A H. Gar- land, Horace Greele VANCE & issued bis war. Ww = To-day being Cabinet day. no visitors were admitted at the Executive Mansion. and the halls were deserted. Ali the members of the Cabmet were present, and the session con- Unued until two o'clock. Prior to the m f the Cabinet, a few members and S had interviews with the President. Cory Dimectory.—From the compiler, Wm. H. Boyd, we have “Boyd's Washington Direc- tory for 1867," an exceedingly valuable pud- lication. The present edition contains 37,279 ames, an increase over the last issue of over 3,000 nam: Taking the average, as ex! ted from Directories in other cities, this would give Washington « popuiation of 150,000. It is probable, however, that there are fewer per- sons to the tenement in Washington than in the crewded commercial cities. The Direetory contains a large amount of interesting and useful matter aside from the genera! registry of pames and residenc ee ‘THE MaRyLanD Conveytion IN UNCTION CasB—The Convention injunction which, after the refusal of Jadge Martin to ass the order, was taken on appeal ts the art of Appals,came up in Baltimore yes- | —Alerandr of Philadelphia. baggage-master, contusion of sboniders. None of the passengers were in- jured. The accident was caused by fivecross- | tesandaratl being placed across the track for the purpose of throwing thetrain of. A suspicions looking man in &@ meadow near by Was suspected of being the guilty party, and was arrested. He admitted having done the deed, bat declined to answer any questions or give his name. RMINATION THREATENED BY THY SavaGEs.—The Montana Post gives tue following information in regard to tne In- dians: There are eighteen hundred lodges, numbering three warriors to a lodge, under Chief Red Cloud, eneamped on Big Horn fiver. about thirty-five miles from Fort Smith. fhe Crows, Bloods, Pequins, and Sioux haye made peace among themselves and joined in a league against the whites. About eizhty lodges are yet north of the Mis- souri river, but will cross over and camp near Musele-shell river as soon as* spring opens. After concentrating the forces of the cop fede- ration, they will wage a war of extermination against the whites. They say the whites have occupied their only hunting grounds: that death is inevitable, and that they prefer it in battle ratber than from starvation. Phe com- mandant at Fort Smith dues net expect to be able to hold bis position. It is thought if re- inforcements do not soon arrive the command wilt come to Clark’s Fort or Yellow Stone. Lov pon anv HaMreuing RalLRoap.—This haporant jine of communication between Alexandria aod the interior of the State, now \n process of repair, is rapidly approaching Leesburg. to which point its construction had reached atthe commencement of the war, and where an extensive trade depot had been es- tablished. The bridge over Goose Creek, an expensive structure, Bow being erected, will he com pleted by theend of the current month. Those over Sycolin and Tusearora Creeks, be- tween Goose Creek and Leesburg, each about 130 feet long, have been framed, and can be placed im position inashort time. The erec- thon of these bridg with the exception of abouts quarter of a mile of track to relay. and two cuts toclean eut. constitute the only work remaming tobe accomplished in erder that traims mayrun from Leesburg to this city. a Gazette S7-The State Central Committee of the Re- publican party of Maryland have been noti- fied to meet in Baltimere on the 17th inst. S7 Within twenty-four hours after the burning of the Lindell Hotel, the citizens of St Louts had pledged =1,000,000 to rebuild {t. ane THE IMMACULATZ OONOCEPTION { BUILDING ASSOUIATION will bold a méeting op MONDAY, the lith inet., at 7 o’eiock the School-rooi ef the Ohurel, N street, hb and sth 3 iN * o'clock. A furl attendance i delegates to the beelected, apo 2t* _By order Committee. YG =A MASS MEETING OF THE DEMO- CRATB and Conservative Ottizens of the SEVENTH WABD will be hel Potomac Hall en WEDNESDAY EVENIN' Fil 10, to elect requested City Nominating Convention will delegates to the City Coavention to nominate cancidates for the office of Gollector, ir, j er of thiscity. case, | terday betore that Court for dieenssion. atthe | very outset the Court raising the objection whether, the Jadge below on bill and answer, the case the case having been considered by | did not, according to Prior decisions. lie over | to the next term! After brief argumen’. the | Court so decided. Jadze Bartol dissenting and | © clock. Judge Crain thinking he would decide differ- ently were it not tor the prior adjudication of the question. ee ‘THE ELECTION“ I§ MARYLAND TO-MORROW.— An important election will be held in Mary- innd to-morrow. The people are to decide whetber or Bota convention sball assembie to cbange the organic Jaw ofthe Stave. In ad- dition to this question, the citizens ef Balti- more are to determine by their votes whether or not the cars of the city passenger shall run in that city on Sund: railway MuemictraL Ecection at Hacerstows — The democrats and conservatives of Hagers- own, Md, were successful atthe municipal election yesterday. Toey carried their ticwet for councilmen by &n average majority of forty-seven votes over the Republi nomi- nees. S7'In the allotment of Judges made yester- day by the United States Supreme Coart fer the several Circuits Coarts, Chief Justfte Chase was assigned to the Fourth Circuit— comprising Maryland, West Virginia and Virginia ee CoMMANDER at Fort De_Lawanz —Major Charles A. Morgan. 4th artillery, reheved | from recruiting service eommand of Fort Delaware. ConrIRMED.—Gen. Sol. Merecith was con- firmed to-day by the Senate as Suryeycr Gen- eral of Montona. Pxersonal.—Senator Wilson starts for home thisevening. Senators Cameron and Cattel bave returned, and are in their seats. assigned to the iNTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this feltto Jenuary 1, 1388. source to-day were $734,676.25. All oppor PPS! MPEBANCE MEETING aT THS Navy Y ublic Temperance meot- 1.0. 0. F —GRAND LODGB —The rag sp 8 BET, Gr ‘Sec IMG. st} P. H.W . ATTENTION, BEPUBLIOANS |—There will bea regular meeti: ae FUEspey even hea oe ap 32 veer A. G MALLS Bec. CENTBAL BUILDING ASSOOIATION — A OENTEAL reception of hamber, on the 9th instant, at 7 Ne) mont ring of the LDING 4 ATION, for the aves, will be beld in the Council O| TUBSDAY EVENING, o'clo~k ap 6 st Febr ish iNecal voting and for other parposes, Counc! Osamber, Olty Hall oe’ MOR, Commos Conn amber. » on @ Da, TUESDAY ena WEDNESDAY: Aprit on, to 7 o'clock and ath and joth, from $ THUBSDAY. April 11th, from 4 ‘clock ie enue of receiving and recordi apstf 8_V. NOYES. Secretary. BEGISTER’S OF FIORE. PRIL 1. 1867. Notice is hereby evven, that the 7 rg al to bade of Wi on one, Ci and be first Mond im April as ey t pri! o ROTIOB w TOMA Cirr isTRaR Or: LL, WasHinez0: Dy cmmary inet the washers Geratrae ee ithe cate Sor oe cas this date, Bavo paid BAN PH COYLE, mh tl colm {Intel | ‘ater Registrar. | bard work. bis official duties being very oner. | Special Telegrams to the Star. FROM EUROPE TO-Day. The War Panic Subsiding—The Reform Qurstic (By Cable to the Associated Press.) Loxpox, April 6—Noon —Consois, 94; U.S, 6-20.'s, 74%; Llinois Central 764; Eries, x. Liverroot, April 6—Noon.—!treadstuffs— Flour, 2s 9d. No.1 red Wheat tis. 01; Gali- fornia white 13-.9d.; Oorn 415.6d ; Barley 4s 60. Oats Ss. 4d.; Peas, 43+. Provisions generally unchanged; Pork, 77+ 6d; Beef, 125s.; Bacon, 42s. Cheese, Gus. Lard, quietjat 4%. Produce dull, Spirits Turpentine, » ‘Tallow, (is Gd Cotton quiet and limited; Sales to-day 2,000 bales; Middiog Upiaods, 124; Middling Orleans, 12. Paris, April 9.—Tbe Marquis De Monstier, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has made a very conciliatory speech, which has bad the effect to greatly lessen the Panic in Europe. Lonvon. April 9.2 r. M.—The Liberal par- ty in the House of Commons has sphiton the reform question, aud itis now thought that the Derby government ts sate. Conusols have declined yd. since noon report and are now quoted at % for money, Lowpon, April 9-2 yr. w.—U. 8.5 20's., lilinois Central, 77; Eries, 36%. LIveRPoor, April 9-2 yr. w—The bread- stufls marget is firmer and prices are tending upwsrds. Wheat advanced 3d per cental and is now quoted at Is. 9d. for No. 1 red Mil- waukie; Corn advanced 6d. since Opening, and is now quoted at 42s. per quarter for mixed Western. The other markets are generally without chan; U.S. Senator Appointed. WILMINGTON, DxL., April &—Governcr Saulsbury has appointed James A. Bayard, of Wilmington, US. Senatorto fill the ya- caucy caused by the death of Senator Riddle. He formerly occupied the same position bui resigned in i$64in consequence of the test oath end Senator Riddle was chosen in his place He will take his seat at once Senator Sauls- bury passed through this city last night on bis way home If he should resign be will probably be succeeded by his brother, now Govyernoret Delaware. ——— The Mari Mining Company San FRaNcI800, April 9—The District Gourt to-day grantedan injunction in the suit of the Mariposa Company vs. Dodge Bothers, restraining tne defendants from exercising control over the Company's property during the pending of the case, and placing the pro- perty in the hands of a receiver. aaa R f for the South New York, April $—The Steamship Relief will shortly load with provisions tor the sut- terers of the South Augustus Belmont has consented to allow his private gallery of paintings to be thrown pen to the public, for flve days, for the hene fit of the Ladies Southern Relief Association paseastocasberci seein talon The Ru m American Treaty, San FRANCISCO, April The Oregon bewspapers are jubilant over the Russian American treaty. The entire press of Cali- fornia favor the treaty. pact The Great Eastern New YorK. April 9—Thegreat Hastern is anchored below waiting for high tide to come to cross the bar i oaeeeeteneiniee t ese pAMD HITECT AND BUILD 5 < E GfBice, No. S4u seventh atrect a _8p9 Im" NB. cor Louisians avenyo PABsse.s > Atteotiog is invited to our targ: and beantiful assortment of PARASOLS, just received. J.W. SELBY & OO . 323 Penn. avenue ES FOR SALE —Just received at How rd ‘se Stab! of fine HORSES from the f Maryland, among trem L IME AND 8 4 ere—i 000 bi down river SA’ ap 9-Im UST ivED ff F THE NEW YORK AUCTIONS Fifty pieces Manking’s Contract MATTING of all widths, plain and ¢ aered. iso. large Jot of Sampern's OIL CLorus, which are ipg o1 ve low for cash af J W. BELBY & Cu AND —To contractorsand baild- Litt) a. of god LIME, 1 ad D. Wor saleby te ease ot B.C. BauM 7th st. south, bet. Kand F, 323 Pennsylvania avenie. aps 3t jetween 6th and 7th st: Beess ON ARCHITEOTUBB — Sioa) stead Architecture, $3. Sloan je Architecture, $9. Sloan's Oity and Architecture, $12 Vaux Villas and ngs, $3 Soott on Gothic Archit-ctur Secular and Demestic, London, $275. Siilyway Text Book of Modern Carpen: 2. Sloan's Var- iter’s Guide 94.50. De Graff's Stair Builder's Guide $3.75. Owen's Hints on Public Archite: 6. A House for the Saburbs, Cottages, and Farm Cottages, Country Hoi . 1.80, & aps FRANCK TAYLOR. M=E=°s48Ts Tie TSIDE STEAMSHIP Leave New York for Washington, Alerandria and Georeetown ‘The fast Steamer JOHN GIBSON will le York forthe sbove ports on BAT: UBDAY, April 13, at 29 Bi KNIGHT fs discharging nees wil! send for to send freight to iteamer on Wednes- J. W. THOMPSON, W ssaneron CITY SAVINGS’ BANK. INCOBPOBATED 1564. Officers. JOHN B. ELVANS, President. J _B. BRYAN, Vice President. THOS. 1. GARDNEB, Secretary. JOHN A. BUFF, Treasurer. Directors. John B. Elvans, John H. 8 Thos. I. Gar: John A. Buf, Interest on Deposits at rate of 4 per con: anuum now payable at the Bank. 87 Office corner Louis ana avenus 2 Steamer EC. ne ee Oo etown js. Persons wi York will send it te and Thursday morni: 4t per id 7th st.+ adjoining Bank of Wasuin o-80m P®erosats FOR MAHOGANY. Treasury Department, Office Of Supervising Architect, & pril 8, 1867 i Bealed P: Il be recefved at this office rit 18. 1867, for furnishi Wshogany, required for tne iz 500 - 10-4 All the above Mshogany must be of be guality and theroughly seesened and delivered Wasbicgton orGeorgetown within 20 after t pecedn peg aa pare be: rt ee t ance ropossl, and fnepection of the Inspector of ‘Materiala” se ‘The nt reserves the right to reject an} or ail of the bids. if considered tar thee feet aay the Government to do so. Bide to state price per M feét, board measure, and to be enclosed ina sealed envelope and en dorsed ‘Proposals Se Mahopsny.* 39st - B. MULLETT, a i Supervising Architect. EFBIGEBATORS. Just received aptlw CADRES CaBBIAGEs. CHILD ARRIAGE: ILDEBN'S GaRRTAGRS, AY large assortment of CHILDREN’S ERTAGES: of the latest style and t CA GES, meee le and finest finish jt A "8, 5 tor tale, prices mach lower then tan a obtained elsewhere. apiia D®* GOODS! DRY GOODS! o f the anne sS8, BM Ea SOR abate htt side of Hew Yor! of the firm is York, and we are dally in receipt of We sell all goods at ae aaa coe, No. 36 Central Stores, bet. 7th und ath aps-ct ‘Opposite Centre Ee POs: |—P BEM! PAveEe Tens th pf ths blic ing his CONGRESSIONAL. —_——»——— ‘TuEspay, April 9. Seyxatz.—Oa motion of Mr.Trumpbull, a res- olution was agreed to a: the Secretary of Warto furnish the Senate a list of the names of volunteer officers now in the service of the Governmert, their rank, and particular duties to which they are assigned; also, thai he intorm the Senate under what law such volunteer officers are retained in service, and whether their services, or those of some of them, may not be dispensed with without detriment to the public interests Mr. Anthony proposed a new st: ding rale of the Senate—that all resolutions ing apon the President or any of the executive depart- | ments for information sball be referred to one oft tanding committees, to report the prob- able cost of printing suck information. The resolution was referred to the Commit- tee on Printing. Mr. Anthony offered a resolution, which was referred to the Committee on Printing, that | two thonsand copies of the next Army Regis- ter be printed for the use of the Senate. Mr. Thayer offered a resotation requesting the President to inform the Senate when Alex- ander Cummings was appointed Governor of Colorado Territory; how much of the time the | said Cummings bas peen absent from the Ter- riory since his appointment, and whether by permission or not; and how much cf said time absent with permission, and how much with- out permission, and whetheron public busi- neesor not, and whether tis salary has ben paid to him Guring bis absence or not, and how much has been paidto him as salary fer the lume he has been absent from the Territory. Mr. Thayer mentioned the fact that some of the territorial jwdges habitually absented them. selves, and only paid occasional visits, in the | nature of pleasure trips, to the Territories. Governor Curamings, although occupying that position less than two years, had b: absent from Colorado eight months, and was bow here, Mr. Buckalew would be sorry to see the resolution paseed, with the «z parte statement of the Senator from Nebraska, and in the absence of a reply from the Executive. He teit satisfied a satisfactory explanation of the Governor's present absence could be given ‘The resolution went over. ‘The Senate, on motion of Mr, Ramsey, then went in’o executive session. es ER A*aUaL ozageese o WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK For he Year Ending April 1, GT. BESOUROES. Loans ard discounts... srencceusee Deposited in De porited in Philadel ph: Deposited tn Baltiny Land warrants en hand U.S. 5-20 bonds. U.8.7 30 Treasur Cash on hand ....... y notes, . LIABILITIE: bue depositors, numbering $1, inclading interest to date 3 Two certificates of deposit outstanding Washington City that duty.aud find the abo 7 BOCK te toonr best knowledve and belie Signed BUW ) SIMMS. JOUN B ELVANs, THOMAS T, GARDNER, 1 A STRAIN, B BRYAN, BUFF, [Oorv.] Distrae, of Columbia. Washington Counsy, I John ¥ Osilan.« Notary Public i id, do he DAstrict ar that John A. Ruff, treasarer, ov the Sth April, 187. andin oath that the foregoing statement of the condition of the Was! ington City Savings Bauk was correct and true tothe best of his knowletze aud teliet; and at the same time eared before me Kdward Simms, Joun B Thomas I Gardner, Jos B Bryan and J. H. Strain, man dSa- Vings Bank, who,iu due form of | sdove statement of the conditi ton City Savings FB is,ass Pp and true to the beat of their k: Sworn before me. (Signed? JOHN F CALLAN, __ Notary Pablic, F THE CONDITION OF THE FIBST NATIONAL et ihes O¥ WASHINGTON. it: t On the mornine of th Monday of April, 1867, ASSETS Loans secured by Government bonds, ac ° ‘ ° $933,917 €1 Banking bonse, furnit and other real estate 72,253 25 Ourrentexpenses 0... Leva 38 Due from bauks and bankers |. 2,149 ge U, 8. bonds with Treasurer Uni States... x U.S. and other bonds om han: Oneh op hand Premiums 11,976 34 3.143 205 03 Ospital......... Oireulatio: . $300,000 00 4B) 1,023,513 86 407851 60 984317 72 125,000 00 41,966 ST $5,165,208 03 om, cashier of the First ington, D. O., do solemniy atement ia true, to the best belief. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. District of Chiumbia. County ef Washington: Sworm and subscribed betore me this 5th day of April, 1867. (Signed,) ap 8-2t N. CALLAN, Notary Public. I88 A. F YSDALE will open TUESDAY, th of Api ring and Summer MIt.- LINEBY et street, Georgetown. Modes received monthly, ap 8-6t" J OSEPH'S KID GLOVES, a superior article, at 1.25 per pair. LINE. HANDKEROBEIFS, yep cheap. WM. BR BILEY & BRO, No 36 Central Stores, between 7th and 8th stree! Opposite Venter Mar CABINET FUBNITUBE ad aT REDUCED PRICES! ‘iber, having a very large and han: tof CABINET FURNITURE wiche- to red TLY RED CASH. manship sad anality into consi p bar, 5 oe JOHN 0 WiLLSOM, Sp5 lw [Int.] Southeastcorner 9th and D sts aps otd The subse AHLIA8, GLADIOLUS, ES, SHRUBS, Vines, es, Seeds, Ferns and iE for bas 1 by A. P MORBIS,J D6: 573 L street, near 7th Y OCNG AMEBIOAN PERIODIOAL SEGAB STOBB. “THE ROSE’—Best 10 cent Cigar in Wash- ington. “THE CAOTUS'—Moat lar 15 7 fxr cure t. hb and cent Cigar in Washington. BUG FORD & BRO , New York ave., be ith ste R. G I. WOOD. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER. No. 319 BE street, between 12th and 13t! ~ Glazing, &c., executed with neatness ‘ail work warranted to please. for Mount Verno: £ foot of 7th street ‘clock EVERY THUBSDAY and SATUB- MOBNING. Far 1 20 fo reund trip, WM. D. GOLT, 6t President Potomac Ferry Oo. ee ery Oe B10. EBIODIOA' N . youre AME! as ERRrOD % AND OL All the popular WEEKLIES asd MAGAZINES, s genuine PAPER COLLA Grays gene TUGENE GUILFOED & BRO. ap 6-3t* New York av., bet 10th and lith sts, T° BUILDERS, MASONS, &c. Proposals will be received for farnis! bor and material required for the alterations of Christ Church. Geo: D.@., until 12 o'clock noon of the 17th inst. Bids must be for each kind of work, (Oarpenter- ing. Brick Laying, Painting, fi i specifications can be netant, at the office of rles re ag Sy fhe 51 Con- ress street, Georgetown, D. O . opposite the Post Since, where the architects will bein attendance Quring Teareday, the lth instant. to give any in- ee Bor, WW, WILLIAMS, all la- i URTZ, ve SROGGS i |. M. Ma’ EWS, ap 5 dtTh pid mittee z. jmganore. Gambril! gergrrier rand sod er choice Wits: Westero Bytres ‘ $s to @18.80, as to quanti Dele ME lor Peay! REAL, (Taylor & Keifs, a cist ieee aan S OS mb 23 near Baltimore aud 0. B Boad | was caused by the burning of t of GOODS for Affairs in Georgetewn. THE Fist WHARr.—The mild weather has bad a favorable effect upon the fisheries, sad the results begin to sppear at the wharf, This morning the receipts of shad were light, and the prices quoted are from $15 to #1: per 10). Aboat 20, berricg arrived this merning and sales were ted At $6 to $10 per 1 4 SANGRE —The offeri “xchange to-day were bushels yellow cora, (damaged.) and 1475 bbis four of various grades. Sales of 250 bois Extra at $14 75; 75 bbis Super at S13, Family s1675t0 S$) high grade Extras S16. Fine $1150. Ssles of 200 bushels yellow corn, (damaged.) at liic. Wheat firm, with a pro. bable advance in all classes of preducs CaTTLe Sates —Yesterday there were 100 head of beet cattle at Drover's Rest, together with acouple iotsof cow and calves. The prices ot catue ranged from 6X to 9\y per Ib. gross. 4¢ head were from Virgimia and Mary- land counties, and the balance from Baltimore. Sheep sold at Sa9y cents per poundd gross. A lot of 3@ hogs sola at Il. Cows and calves Selling from $50 to $89, according to condition ard quality. ALEXANDRIA ITEMS. —We cli from the Gazette of yesterday The alarm of fire on p the followi aftrnoen ej turday night last, large frame building on Columb: treet, peer the corner of King, known as the Eclectic Academy, which remamed unoccupied for a long time, but was recenty rented by the congregation of & colored Baptist Church im this city, for the purpose of holding their meeting tere until the repairs, now in progress at their own church, on Princess street, shall be completed The property, which was totally destroyed war ned by Mr, (#eo. H. Smoot, and was in the Associated, and six hundred in the Washington Insurance, Companies, of Balti- more city. The fire, it is supposed, was the work of an incendiary Fishtown has brightened up Iately, and ap- pearances there are beginning to assume their wonted appearance. The favorable weather that bas prevailed for the last day or two, readily account for this change, by the in- creased catch of fish it has preduced, and it the present weather continues for any length of time, &s every prospect,now indicates, this will prove a successful fishery. In the absence of Mayor Latham, who is in Richmond, where be will remain during the current week, attending the meeting of the Gravd Lodge of Oda Fellows of the State of Virginia, the duties of his office will be per- formed by (eo. Bryan, Exq.. the President of the Board of Aldermen, and by Justice Jobn Moore. Gen. Fitzbugh Lee, Dougal city Se GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Pp sseLction OF COVPABRTNERBSHIP, The Copartnership heretofore « the undersigned. under the style WEBKEN & WELLS, is this di valconsent JOSEPH RB. W trom the concern, he havi in the same to JAMES and ex-Senator Mc- of California, are at present ia ng between va WERKEN, who will pay all debts of the irm and collect all Cuistanting claims due the same JAS. B. VANDEBWERKEN, JUBEPH B. WELLS. ©.. April 6th, 1867, The undersigned will continue the Furniture Rusiness at tie old stand of VANDERWEG KEN # WELLS. No. 10% High street. and most respectially solicits @ continuance of the liberal patronage extended to the late fiem JAMES B VANDBBWERKEN. April sth st Georgetown, D j NEW sPeinG GOODS J. HENRY WILSON has received his supply ring Wear, comprising every etyle and variety adapted to the season Allorders promptly and feithfully executed, Good Goods, good work, ani well fitting ments guaranteed in all cases, A general supply of gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS always on band. Georgetown, D_C., North side Bridge street, apS2w next door east from Bask of Commerce CSEAPER THAR EVER —Just received at MILLEB’S. 101 we street, Geo DL. C., a large stock of Sp: = and Summ embracing choice Drees Goods in the i ed 5,00 yards Calicoes at 12: r greet bargains i who may favor us with a JAMIN MILL fice, No. 49 Jefferson st., ‘tablished in 1831; premium tropelitan Institute. 1857; rebu' by far the I oft! end manne! Truly thankful for pest favors, the sunscriber folicits the continued custom of the community Goods received and returned by express with the utmost promptness and jenny og Post ome address, Lock Box No. $0. ice closes daily at sunset except Sata: when It is closed at 8% p.m " fe 16. WE2E & BEVERIDGE H now in store sfall stock, for the sp o tr CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKERY, hich they invite the To which ther HOU SERE vention of PEBS, ani all other purchasere PLATED WARE and OUTLEBY of the test class Handsome DINNE. TS Just received, ap 6-6t" ODD FEL ‘8 HALL, 7th st. - - i - a 505 NINTH STREET, 3035 FOUB DOURS NORTH OF D STBEBT, (Seaten Hall Building.) WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FLOOB OIL CLOTH, GILT COBNICES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES. PICTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. A fine assortment of the above Goods instore. and for sale CHEAP FOB CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, mh 28-3m 505 9th street, BONIN’S BASE BALL EBMPORIU (Sole agent of Horsman’s celebrated New York Base Ball im porium.,) keep constanth arge and well selected steck, or furnished to der. Base Balls, Bats, its. Prize Bats, Prize Belts, Bases, Shoce, Spi kes Caps. Shirts, Oroqa-t, Crick. jartelle. Books, Score Bheets Fou! Flags. Prize Balls, and Kelioe s celebrated Plubs, e whelesal 5 Baile it. Or » and Martelle Clubs — ie Illustrated and descriptive ‘ication. Bh GHONIN, 238 Pa. ave. NOTIOB—Will organized Base Ball and Cricket Giubs, junior and senior, piease farnisk me with alist of their officers. address of secretary, and location of playground” ap4-im CBsmracns ! CHAMPAGNE! obtained of the incipal Uhampagne impo parters ot ew Bork Lie , elar, J em pes Mand Domestic BOR LEWIs NGLISH AND GEEBMAB BEAD TRIMMING Eowtehedat OMENS 32 Mart : AND BONEET —The TB TE tt ne an be found wis BAAR. ERAL SPLENDID PARLOR opGa\ rts Patent Organ » and one wi! movable Petal Bess. (very conveniont Pasnce MADAME % ‘26-Im* wor" HALEBONE OORSETS PRINCE'S, ‘oo REBT Sra‘ if notes 4 YOU WAST TO hundred deliars—six hun- | is | a | ng pold al! his B VASDEK PERSONAL. $10,000 7 nee: $10,000 OSES ond dre. indi Seren vot taectty : a ® cr Pee . Pants and Vests Boon: appre ae cod calli: $1.50 FoReeEom HOME. iTS, warranted whalebone Also, on hend made to it, the latest styles of HOUP BK ‘and UOBSETS warrant ed to fit or po sale. Hoop Skirt Covers lined with Li % A full assortment of < ‘s Corscts Aise, old style. Sill (be sold at ouakung eo. aul p Bkirt and Corse chine = with Steel gages Hoo isiane avenue, bet altered and repaired. 6th and 7th sts 91 TS. AND ALL KINDs | j | | | or at j —INDELIBLE 3 fast colors Lig Done rench compostti the receipt of which has bee rehased at s high price Saves expense of braiding jos are Invited to call. gets qi try it. Ladies’ white or 0 irts Bal- morals, Aprons, &c., Stamped in imitation of bretging, in fest colors. WARRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT. Great saving to ladies having clothes for chit- Gren to make up. Mo braid, no sewing: bat the pattern printed ta the goods indelible. ps that fan be attached to the bottems of Ladies” Skirts, worn in New York.) ready St leas than baif the osnal Birds, medallions, Figures. agi Pattern stamped. Goods as repre money retarned WM. PRINCE, mh 12-tf 439 9th street. opposite Patent Otos. " oc $ 6m LARK. ATTORNEY AND OOU AT LAW AND NOTABY bts re . le la iy Sons D.o SELLO No. 526 12th treet west. BOARDING. COuRORTABLE BO: - BOABD, at No 54 | Sdand4. streets. Tr: also sccommoda: 8, with or without ap 5 | PLEASANT KOOMS, WITH OB WiTlioUT | BOAKD, at CROTON FLETCHER, corner | 4 Jersey avenue and South A sts.. O: 3 i aps OABDING AT THE OOTTAGE "—Two er three eligible BOOMS, wit, or without Board, @o besecured atthe newly bailt * Joth Btrect. between | Cars and ch | SABDING —A contleman and his wife, or two | ogle gentlemen can obtain a plessant Fron! second foor.) with BOABD., ine pri- | vatetamily.st=!0permonth T: ard, $15 per month Apply 371 New York » mm Ber of 12th st ia ap 8-38" OABDING and OMS at 212 K street Ter noderate en 2 ;URNISHED FRONT BOOM, (second With Board, in a ver: street h street, between and BH. ap iw GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE can be ac commocated witha FRONT BOOM and good board in» private fuptly where there are uo chil dren Apply at 276 H street. near sth , CRNISHED Ri without BOARD, 41555 N bleck south of Capitol, ¥ ge ag ty. Apply at 437 Te OABDING —A « P rivate family fr Latreet, betw: Iuyutre at Ho. 7 aud 24th. For RENT—Two well furnished PARLORS. om the frst floor, withor without BOARD. Ap- ply 393 E at., bet. oth and loth. fe 1 ABLE BOARD at 464 10th street, s few doors north of the avenue. sum @ month LOST AND FOUND. O8T—On Monday afternoon, on P 4 avenue or 7th street. a ro A*rie NEB WANTED FOB A SOW WITH S, which premises. The PT PCE will prove property. pay charges, anid take ber away. Inquire at the restaurant corner 11th acd@ treets, Island. ap 9 st” | Rn the 4th instant, on the street, or fa Yara the car between the Nay and Metro- gaia Hotel,» lady's CHAIN PIN. cold. The oder wi itebly rewarced by leaving the same at Ld 462 h street south, between and 9th strects east. aps st* "TABES CP on 33 April, Tsar = horned rea wy ted — CALF. apg is —— > come ferward, prove oO! a ay cl take her away” WALKER! Warne pa wo, opposite Duvall's foundry ‘eual, OST—Atthe Mations! Theater, o there and Willard 's, last erenin. LET. marked “M.A. F to R. B 135? ‘The finder will be liberally ri leaving the same at Witlard’s Ketel. IGAB CUTTINGS for kee: CLOTHING, CABPE tor sale cheap at 459 7t ap 2 cotm _H. FINLEY & 00, Teeee . — UREROTIOUTSSED fOr wale Fu FINLEY & 00., ap 2-eolw™ 459 Tth strect, sear E. N BS. EMBICH., (widow of the late Peter Bm- LYE rich.) be; notes ze to intorm her friends t “EE OPENED THE EEBSTAUBART. 346 Pennsylvania avenue, (scone of the Yate re.) ere she intends on band best quali- ties of WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGABS. also, all the Delicacies of the Season Oapt. Harry Baown'ne is be happy tosee his friends ATS FOB THE SP. G WEAR. styleSILK HATS. SILK HAT. te id opens yng pare oan Oar s, in Felt and Cloth. T yOuBg wen wu fe eee Hatter, 234 Pennsylvania avenue, Rear corner i3th street. FUB SALE mh 2-Im with creat care and of it to any try. Plants, &c , warranted true to name ei me and of : ii. Florist. 18th and Mists, First Ward. A OTICE —Use HARRIS & COS NEOTERIO SOAP for washing Clothes, as it has ro t and roven by actual test that ene pound is Rrenghons nail pounds of Saree epg not to are Lt ja ic. 7 an vt mS" be convinced. Bold by all rs. ‘eins the District of Columbia, CLARK & PEaR- SON ‘Agente s 4 2 Conmission Merchants, No. 328 ; A SUPEBB A&SORTME:! aD CHILDBEN®S in and embroidered. eon mh 29-6t Corner 43 street and Penn. avenue. Wri geereeain ie fy deve nists Ero eerie E ng Rooms, 439 9th street, op- Geeks coares, Angee, dotzys. Wists Sober * T GBEAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HUUSB, No. 460 7th street, opposite Post Oftice. BUSINESS SUITS of all descriptions. DRBSS SUITS at reduced prices. BOYS’ SUITS of ali descriptions. BOYS’ SUITS at all prices. New styles of BOYS’ CLOTHING. GENTS’ CLOTHING at reduced prices. Now is your time to layin SPBING GLOTH- ING, as we offer special inducements for the next thirty days, at SMITH’S, 460 Tre Srazert, Opposite Post Office. * ahS-m trou Hew ee a Bonnete