Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Preprister. WASHINGTON OITY: APRIL 19, 1967. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GBAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. “ WHITE” AND ‘ COLORED From some of the parties who take par’ in the Republican ward m zs we have r ceived the singular req that in our r. Ports we omit the designation of ++ colored’ and “ whit" to participants in thos« m ings. Thes* reqy hould add, have in © Men; in bo instance has a colored man found fauli with being thus designated. Tbe inf tence is that some of the Repyblicans either do not wish it known they aseocia’e with colored men ai the ward m~'‘ings, or are ashamed of ‘he par: they themselves take in them. Now we have tosay (hat we use the designa- tion “ white’ and “colored” in no invidious sense. byt simply im order :o make a satisfac- sory report of the proceedings. In no other Way can the proceedings of a mixed meeting of white and colored be made intelligible, 93 Will be apparent ioany one with a thimble- full of sense. Much of the inieres: of a good Tepor’ consists, as «very reader knowe, in irs Setting forth accurately the personality of che Speaker, and no mor: dteary and m-eaning- Ivss Teading can be imagined ‘han the report of me ing in which a string of Smiths, Whites, Browns, and Jotsons sheuld appear a> ps iparors, Withou!: a clue as to their identi‘y. At ‘his period, when the colored people are tor the first time coming forward to partici- pate in p»blic affairs. it isa matter of interest to know what &re their \iew-, how they give expression to them, and bow ‘aey compor themselves generally in heir novel position. under their newly acquired rigkt-. Our re- ports of the Kepublican ineetings have shown | that the colored people are able to expres< themeelves sen-ibly, mode-tly, and io the point. All who have read these reports have been impressed by the intelligence, candor and good sense displayed by the colored men a; the-e meeimgs. Had we omitted “colored” im designating ibe speakers, it would never have been known, and never Daye oeen believed, thar uneducated colored men were capable of thus expressing them- Selves, and thus comporting them<elves. [1 would be unjust to the colored men not to ad- zait that they have bebayed themselye- a these meetings witn infinitely more dignity and common sep-¢ than have many of the the word | whites wiih whom they have been as<oci- aced; apd, to use acan’ phrase, perhaps « that’- what's ibe miaiter” Perbaps some of the | Whites who are making ‘hem-<elvye- so ridicu- Jous & -ome of the ward meetings, in the <#l- fish pell-mell ~cramble for office over the shoulder- of the colored men, do not like the contras: afforded by the sensible, dignified conduct of the colored men as compared with their own antics. A PRC NG FIELD OF LABOK A paper is being drawn up and-igned bya Bomber of Virginia Republicans, imviung Horace Greeley, Henry Ward Bee tr, Mr. Bryant, and others, 10 come to that State and addre-~ the people on politics. We hepy th: iByitation will be Sccepted, and that other pto- minent Republican< will follow ef Senator Wilson. Nowi- the + . to rid the Southern people of tbeir erronvou< ideas as to the object~ of tb ublican party, Wich bave resulted from constant misrepre- sentation on the part of Sontbern Ivader< and Bewspapers. For tis purpose the speakers should address ves not only to the colored peopl, a: many of the whites of ‘be laboring cl > cam be reached, Con- gress Daving fini<Ded its work by proposing a plan for reconstruction, all who are intere-ted m advancing the cause of political progre-< in the South should at once pur their <honid ers to tbe wheel, Mr. Greeley and Mr. Beecher on account of their repatation tor honesty of purpose and zeal, tempered with discretion, would command the attenugf and yespect of an audience anywhere in the South, Members of the Iast and present Congress t also engage in the work, and be sure of a bearing. There never bas been such an Opportunity for moulding public sentimentin the Sonthfand dispelling prejudice there, and twill be got only foolish but criminal to neglect t. Much of the future progress of that section and of the country will depend on the imfu- ences under which the proposed new State governments are organized. and no iabor o should be spared to have the management of | of reconstruction entrusted | the whole work to proper ban THE MISSION TO AUSTRIA. After a warm and protracted debate to-day the pomimation of Henry J. Raymond as Min- ister to Austria was laid upon the tanle. This has the effect to Iay the nomination over until Deceniber, and to retain Mr. Motiey in p osi- non. that the place is vacant. FOR THE SOUTH. Senacor Wil-on will -tart to-migat for New Orleans, speakioz at ‘he principal poial- a Om Monday he will addre-s the ure of Virginia at Richmond. GoLp Ur.—-The cable news that the negoti- ations between France and Prussia in relation to Luxemburg bad been broken off, first pub- Mshed in tBis city in the Stwr of yesterday, Bad the effect of sending up sold in New York, to 137 and created some excitement in commercial circles throughout the coun- try. Cosrinz“mp—W. B. Shaw, of Pennsylva-- Bis, & well-known and much esteemed jour- bas been appeinied and confirmed a* Postmasier at Towanda, Pennsylvania. S7 Hon. Thomas H. Clay, United States Minister at Honduras, arrived at New York yesterday. INTERNAL REVENEE.—The receipts from this source to-day were $340,439.48. 2 ail toh anise S7Ex-rov. Gilmore, of New Hampshire, Gied on the 17th instant, agea 57. ‘Tax WEEKLY STAR is now on our connter for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails, containing, among mach other reading matter, full report of the trialof Wm. E. Cleaver for tbe Surrate case in the Criminal great Emancipauon Celebration by red People on Tuesday and Wednes- $ da “The Value of Credit, or one; & Sketch of Specuta- Movements among the Working w York and elsewhere: a Kissing pine Msissippi Lajunction Oas Import. Cable News; full Reports of all Meetings of Kepublican and Democratic Associations and Ward Clubs during the week; extra session of Senate; Useful items of domestic economy: umorons Sketches, with Domestic, Military, Naval, Departmental. and Local News: Agri- cultural and Houskeeping Miscellany;and the latest Telegraphic Di tehes Taz New Orry Court —An election oceurs in Baltimore on Wednesday, the istof May, for a judge and clerk, ectively, of the new City Cou t, established by act of the Leg- slatore Gt its late ses: of the Grand Lodge of »beldin Richmond last &, ttugh Latham, E=q., Mayor of Alexan- ria, was lected Representative to the Grand Lodge of the United States. So The Great Eastern pulled up fifteen ca- bie wires while entering New York harbor. 7 A Isdy correspondent says the “never- ending size of Englishmen futerferes with heir svecess with he tender genger.”’ @7 A negro man. named Simon Mallory, ‘was arrested at Lynchburg on Monday, for beating bis wife to death. G7 The “Hope” farm of TR. Crane, in Talbot county. Md, has been soidto SS BM Woedlaad, of Kent county, for $25,000 Vargmia, 1. 0. 0. we As Mr. Motley had resigned, some hold | | GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasaisoron, April £9, 1897. Jay Cooke & Oo. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: Coupon, 1961 ..0000 0000109 ft Five Twenties, Lo 108 y 5.20's, Jn.& Sy,"65. 107 5 tore TaE VieGinra Union Convantion.—Thi< Convention at Richmond yesterday adopted ubanimously an address to the people of the State, and 4 serious of resolutions. The ad- dre-s recites their wrong. by the rebels, but Stys those Who fonght unwittingly onght to be forcivem. It then declares allegiance to the Republican party and-the follow ing platform: Hovor and rewards to !xbor; home: for the boureless who are willing to work; property and not the polis to bear the burden of taxa- ion; the property of the State muat educate the children of the State; free sehoois universal education. It threatens the land monopolist. of the State with confiscation if they oppre=s the laborer», attempt to control his vote, or molest the <chool teachers and friends of the freedmen. The resolntions thamk the Thirty -Ninth Congress for its lezis- lation, and pledge the convention to aid in carrying it ow only means of early ad- mis~.0n into the Union; adopt the principies snd platform of the National Republican party: advocate equal rights to all, including ine right to bold office, and refuse to support | for ofice any man who doe: not openly iden- tify bimself with the Republican party. A Te-olution favoring confixcaton was, after « sbarp debate, (being advocated by the colored men, = cosa Rpome teal Bea SE i ImporTast News Frem Mexioo —Prebla as referred. been tiken by the Republican force. un- Porfirio Diaz. Op account of the want of z lery, it was expected that the veul the termi- ne htary operations at Q nereturo. General Ca-‘llo, with one of the divi<ion< that form the army under the d rect cow ot Max. (lan, attempted to break through the blockade in «bich the Imperialist. are held by the Rep» blicans ot Qnaretaro: he vas, ho ever. driven buek with creat loss, and com pelled to<hut himself up again in the tov n. Two day » after Maximilian solic'ted a su~pen- ~ion ofarm.. to treat npon the art.cles of capit- ulation. The only term: allowed him. how- ever, vere to surrender at discretion, iccord- ing to the instructions of Juarez, it being ex- pres-ly ordered by the latter that Maximilian sould be carried to San Luis Potosi in his charucter of prisoner of war, and with the re- spect that «as due to valor in misfortume. iz CBESAPEAKE AND Onto Can at.—Thebond- holders of .be Chesapeake and ©hio Uanal Company, in view of availing themselves of the late act of the Maryland Legislature giving to them the nomination of the President and turee directors in the company, haye met and | elected J. Philip Roman and George W. Ricgs to fill the vacancies in the trusteeship under the deed of trust. These trustees are now Wtiham W. Corcoran, George W. Rigg-, J. Pbilip Roman, Byard Smith and Horatio Al- len, who will have the appointmentof the President and three directors in the canal company Os Oe ee ae ee happy over the eroc- the first in the South #7 An Alsbama paper says.+*With the licht ‘Defore n~ and bayonet~ behind u- we had bet- ter knock under.” ‘ounetl—CHARLES P. P, make « faithful Febeaente- MANY CITIZEN. WILL BE A SPRC. Bie! aUaTACCLAEE gt Fe Sustant. The books are still op: | sp iosee JOHN J. McCOLLAM, Sec, } MEDICAL ASSOUIATION — an Stjourned meeting of tie i oa CIATION of the District of Volumbia in the lecture ro the Medical Department of eorgetown on TUBSDAY, April 234, at one o’clock 5: ¥ ‘ap 19 3t W.H. LOVEJOY. M.D., See ATTENTION, JOUBAXE —A s U.. No. wiil be hel o’clock p.m , THIS desired that every it business req pe ad, as im = order of the P: Our prompt action. ay W. MASOM, Bec, wer GRAND LO 0. F LEVER will be held On FRIDAY EVENING, April 2, 1367, soeareun tion, MALL, Seventh street. et BR. to be had ofthe N. G. of the different Lodges and of the Committee” ‘ lent —Netice te h i all qualified voters in the SIXT Blectio pointed to of ress Bp: ap 19-tf 8. v. em FOUBTH WARD. For Alierman— EB. M. CHAPIN, MANY VOTERS. MB. BDITOB: You will 8 of the Conservative Convention, © ppicheracezy ap le-3t* A CITIZEN. THE LADIES OF THE BEW 0e- Pal OBUBOH OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST, inthe First Ward. propose to hold a FAIB ABD FESTIVAL in aid of the Church, at Stott’s Hal! 20th street.’ The Fair will April 22d, and close on ap 15-3t* before the end out th en the of ‘aves of f pigese attend DAY, and D WEDNESDAY todos | , Cisimante will make out thetr claims in writing and present them. with the certificates or to the Treasurer, 322 D street, between iuth ou Ith streets. ‘The Trustees will not act on an: i sfior all the dvad are removed. 77 Claim until D A. GABBNEB. BDWAGD OWEN. The tie f se rar pate vent e time for persens to des ‘Bvesis - tented to Thursdey, Fridsy end Beturde: of oe week. WASHINGTON SKATING CLUB.—Bub- OF ext tion rete. yr fhesale of the new stock asain SK 1G OL! epee ot the rooms of Mens. CLAGHTT = a. (pets ecre ED is PHEESON & FEBGUSON, um 671 Pann. AVENUE, NER ist Oarito, Hitt, JOR SALE—A frat rateWatson BUGGT tt sie, | nquire at i B GRAWAM'S 4 D street ‘ep 19 38° Esso AP A 1N@—B; | Oy a Fs te er trad 9th and 0th. Course of 20 Lessons, $90; half payable in advance, ‘a019-3t™ BASH, BUSSIA ORASH- FROM 1 3, cents. IBISH LINBR pa all Maen. 4 conts, F BENCH OORSETTS, HOBIREY. os oes For the Ladies, : meee Sener FINS IL PAINTINGS. te ‘atrice, other: . Meostignts br Siterd’ Pisate” Wr, Brevsort: Perie: by ema 7, ¢, Game of Fra it and Wen ee Rmisking, di aoe Ge ura Special Telegrams: to: the Star. } a FROM EUROPE. ace and Pru Prepar: for War— "Breech Reserves te bee autea Out—The ‘ermaide Case—Ominous Speech by King . William. —-—o—___ {By Oabie to the Associated Press.] Bexirm; Aprit 18—Evening —It is reported bere that the Emperor Napoleon is strength- ening h.s force and mititary posts en the fron- tier and placing bis artillery on a war toot- tng, thatambulances are being purchased, and that the French Reserves of 1863 witl be called out on the Ist of May next. Itis represented that Pruvea is also making active military preparstions. Lorron, April i8—Evening.—No tarther de- mands have yet been made upon Spain by the British Government in the case of the steam- er Tornado, which still remains unsettled. FRANKvORT, April 18—Evening —U bonds closed to-day at 764. Antwerp, April 1S—Evening —Refined pe- troleum has declined to 45350 per barrel. Lonpow, April 19—Noon.—Dispatches re- ceived from Berlin state that the speech of King William, at the closivg of Parliament excites distrust throughout Germany. 5. CONGRESSIONAL. Eatpar, April 19. Wikon peared in his }, After come days absence North. m mot of Mr. Amthony. from ihe Com- mittee on Printing, two b ired«aad Gift, of the rules tobe ‘were ord pri 'r. Henderson offered a resolution, whi was referred to the Oommitter on Printing, tat there be printed for thé use of tee Senate two thoucan ies Of the Report of the a retary ofthe Imterior, giving a list of the < rious Indian tribes, their number, location; ete: and five hundred extra copics for the use’ of the Departments. On motion of Mr. Wade, the Senate went into E itive Session. EBzbe7ne DRESS FACING, BRADLEY AE IRT. ccometing ee.) OHED OOTTO! PRO RILLISUB, Brn DINGS, &c., A SHEDD's, ELEVENTH 8TREET. REAT BARGAINS FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS. New and bandsom les Drees Goods 25, 81%, 57% and £0 conte, aitmakes-at iste is, 1s and 20 cents. Racdékerobi cheap, et op iv St fine gray Saddle MARK, 1 ars ol Paris. April 19—Noon.—The bourse is dull bands high; 8 Moore used ISSR icular. sed and heavy, aud rents have deolined one franc. pepy Py HA ois ie > Bese at LiveRPoo, April 19—Noon.—To-day being — gable, on O street, between 43; Good Friday there are no markets or stock boards. {MPORTANT FROM MEXICO. Maximillian Wounded and Nearly Cap- tured. New Yor«, April 19.—The Hera'd says —A gentleman who left the City of Mexico en the Sth instant informs the Mexican Legation that Maxifaillian was at that time en route from Queretaro for the City of Mexico accompanied by about 4,000 troops. He was wounded in the right arm, by @ spent ball, the fight at Queretaro, and narrowly escapec capture in one of the mountain passes. The capture of Puebla, by the Liberals, was not generally believed in Vera Crua but duly celebrated by the Liberal forces outside of the city. The Imperialists regarded the report asa rose of the enemy. ng ew ieee aD From Boston. BOSTON, MASS., April19.—In the Legisia- ture the House committee unanimously re- ported a bill in favor of granting a State credit of $3,000,000 to the Boston, Hartford & Erie railroad. Judge Lowell, of the U District Court, has decided that the Clyde built steamer Oy- rene. captured in Ashley river, near Oharles- fon, after that place had surrendered, and which was condemned as a prize, was a prize to the Government and not to the blockading fleet as claumed. The (overnment claimed ber capture was &s much the result of the army besieging Oharleston as that of the navy. eer Neca Ae OYS’ SULKIES, (semethi: id With all kinds of Toys “COMBS, bite BEUSHES, and at sHepp’s, SOAPS. ELEVENTH STRBET. 1t* PMs y-NINTs CONGRESS, FIRST SES SION-S. 265, | AN Acrto Water in Brgtect the manufacturers of mineral ‘he District of Columbia, and for other enacted by the Senate and Howse of Kepre semtatives of the United Siatesaf America wn ares: assembled, That al) manufacturers and ven- dersof mineral water a other peuaaes | x ic shall be re- - may file with the clerk of re: lourt of the District of Columbia dereription of such bottles and of the name or marks thereon, and shall cause the same to b ponietet bg ma) — ao two weeks. succes n a daily or weekl» newspaper in eaid District of Colaubia. >” Szc 2. And be it further emacted, That it is nere- by declared to be cnlawful for any person or per sons hereafter, without the permission of the fill with mineral wa any such bottiesso marked ay such bottles so marked or her of euch owner or an: law allowed to be sold in Bott! a james or their mark or m: . mprexsed. owper or owners thereof, ein. ters or other bev for sale, or hee end not bought b; owners thereof; ery person offending shall be Liable toa penalty of fifty cents for Srey bottle so +r sold or used.or disposed of, or bought, or trafficked in, for the first offence, and five dollars for every subsequent offence. to be recovered as other fines in said District of Oe- ecordance with the Breritonset the above ingress, at late session, and the President of the United States, re heretoa dover cot the HH Sas all perso. U id bo of the law eaatnst all persons so Otto claims all bottics a & Otto " and B.& O., Wash'ngton, DC. sold.” A 5 LLER, P. L. Bottit lish: ceen tling establish: ht & Kessel claim all marked . Stoss eecel. nd BD ory 160 Teh str ity Crowley & Coleman claim Gee. jugs marked bottles and juss . Gramiush & Oo., KESSEL. Brev Brew- 20. The born i Fold. ORO W. je is never « : N. Bottling establishment cor W.N. B Maack claime all bottles and marked * W. H.M Wasbington je This bottle is neve * W.N. HH. MAACK, Fr sold.’ .N. Bottling establishment cor. 43 and N, Island. Abni & Muede all bottl Pact dal giiiti ¢ ghee 2 RUEDER- ¥. 1st and 24 ata. John Kozel claims all bott! J8 irked “J. Kozel.” JOHN ZEL. wery north N st., between north Capitol and letetreet. Henry Haag claime all bottles and jugs marked OB nag! HERBY BRAG. Brewery hee 509 11th street. J. Whitmsn elaims al] bottles gad jugs rked “J. Whitman, V. @ W nad V. Foils: J. ITMAN. Brewery no! street, Wea Capitel and let sts. =] Serexviw BLAOK SILES, &c., &c. 20 pieces extra fine and heavy quality of BLACh GROS GRAIN SILK, ( White Edges,) from §1.75 to $6 per yard. Rew colors Plain Silks, $1.50. $1.75, $2, $2.25. Check, Striped and Plaid Silks. Foulard and Obina Silks, Plain end Plaid Stik Poplins, ALso, 2000 yards latest style of French, British and German DRESS GOODS, from 25 cents to $1.50 Der yard. Fine WHITE GOODB of every description, Large stock just received, and will be sold at VEBY LOW PRIORS. JOB, J. MAY &CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, CHOIOB GOODs1! ‘ap 18-2tif Naw stoox: ESTABLISHED [WN 1546, L. F.CLABE, DEALER IN PAPERBHANGINGS AND UPHOLSTERY, 246 Ponn’s av., bet. 12th and 13th sts., Having recently enlarged and refitted his Store, invites attention to a new stock of entirely choice and selected Goods, which is offered at GREATLY BEDUCED PEIOES. INTERIOR DECORATIONS! Stamped, Gilt, Bronzed and Decorative Wall Pa- pers, Window Shades in the greatest variety, Floor a Table @ilcloths of different grades, Shade ands inell colors, Picture Cords and Tassels, Shades, Fireboard Prints, Boor Mats i ep 18-tf BavgtrY AUBURN, SOLDER, FLAXER AND SILEBE \. OF Peer Od 3cMM w HINGTON. aP&i all MELODE' Ny Farner POULTRY FOB 8ALE—One OOK - and six HENS, White Leghorn, — fowl.) rice $25. Also, EGGS for hatching, from White Eeghorn and bee meet faced Bu cyte path, at joven. . A. Sepia 7e8 Becond Auditor's Ofice. Stine OFF TO BEMOVE. LIGHT KID GLOVES. Amber, Li der, and other pretty shades of JACKSON YATES, na dene 48 Market Kpace. ap 17.3t second door from 7th strevt, Potatoxs —POTATORS! 3,000 bushels Prime Jacksoa White Potatoes, Row landing from schr Lady Woodbury, and for sale in lots to suit purchaser: i 7a. WATERS, _apiT 6t 109 Water st., Georgetown, D.C GELLING OFF TO REMOVE. = PABASOLS! PARASOLS!! JACKSON YATE 4% Market Space. second door from 7th afreet. DENTAL CARD. iS ©. HILLS, for the pas ra located ever Ellis’s Music oved his Office to the corner of vania avenue and Twelfth street, over Entwisle 's Drag Store, where be will be pleased to BH he old friends and the public generally. aplt- ABBIAGES. CARBIAGES. C CARBIAGES ind the et lot of Cee em ace ever city, as regards style, aureciiity “Persone in Id examine my stock. Prices . Bepairing promptly Attended to. . o. AM. Beposito 374 Dst., bet. and 9th. ap 17 3t he Bhop 477 8thstreet, near D EBCHANTS’ NEW OUTSIDE STEAM- M ‘SHIP LINE FROM New YORE. ‘The fast steamer E.C. Knight wili leave New York on SATURDAY, April 201 at¢p. m,. from Pier 29, East ri Sail punctual ss above for Alexe ap it 3t ewe dria, Washington, end Georgetown arriving here on Tuesday (ch pi pen ipers name the vessel and plier to give diepato! J. W. THOMPSON. ‘The stesmer John Gibsen will lea ‘Be town to-morrow, Thursday. at noon, an dria Fridsy morning, for New York. PABIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. ti COURVOISIER’s, AL «7 Ladies $2; Gentlemen's $ 5 JOS. J: MAY £ 00, apls-2t 308 Pennsy!vania avenue. Cazeaans. tock of Becond hand, allot whict we om to buyers at reasonable rates. Call and examine fey Baer beroc Darchosing. a Dg prom, attended to. 7 - a M. YOUNG & BBO., 403 Penni ap 15-3t* NBAVELING TEUNKS. We offer to the publica large assortment of De SOLE LEATHRE TRUNKS, GEER LADIES’ DBESS TRUNKS, é HAT BOX LEATHER 20d OABPET BAGS DS 5 SATCHELS. ac . avenue, and 476 6th street. Which we are prepared to sel! afacturer’s prices. ALL, STBP & CO 32 Pennsylvania aven epi7-stif {Int} bet 9th and 10th sts. $30,000 WORTH OF DEY GOeDs, CLOAKS, EMBR@IDERIES, &c., To be closed out. ‘Being compelled to move by the ist of May, 1 offer my stock of seasonable Goods at PRIME = of Dress Good: ey are All Tomeinieg on hand towards the last of e month will acti a pres A pyacd aon nue Het kK . under A ven “St Becond door trom ftk sinset. W ssnincron oITY SAVINGS BANK, BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING, Seventh Street and La, Avenue. HIGHEST MABKBT PBICE for GOLD. SILVEs, and COMPOUND IN- T “¢ OTBs. LAND WARRANTS wanted. ep i2-tf ! Canaer wICABARY singe hast BIBDS A i of fine F BIRDS ust recelved oF UNE: offered inthe merket. . ae api sw 505 NINTH STREET, 505 FOUR DOUES NORTH OF D STEBET, (Beaten Hall Building.) WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FLOOB OIL OLOTH, GILT COBNIORS, OVAL 48D SQUARE PIOTURB FRAMES. PIOTUBE COORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. A fine assortment of the above Goods instore. and for sale OHEAP FOR OASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, aah 28-!tm 505 9h street, H4™s FOR THE SPRING WEAB. mebraadrente REE BAT». i obi o. 3 34 Bouneylvania avenue, ‘Rear corner I8th strest. FOB SALE. pre PER csr “col and best collection of extra Bea ct Having now ‘Shrate , Wealt yo, we. Plaste, dc Fa, Sani enor ot the conn, mb Wim?” vain gat Ward. un B! LUMBEBI £00 feet 6-4 and 8-4 prime Albany Panal, stipe ager ..6-4.8-4,10-43. and 4inch Ash, Oak, and ib. of the vory best cuality, ana ara Tat BU 7: Affeirs ia etewan. ARRIVAL OF OoaL —The following arrivals of coal are reported at the coliecior’s offic oe terday —Two boats coa- ‘ti Wor the Central Company. tmree i 319 tons for tae Am rican boats c Vom: 111 toms to the Hampshire aad Bal- time's Coinpeny. And 104 tons to the Uumber- Isao Coal aad Company. A few boats loaded with coal passed over the aquedact (is morning ep route to Alexandria ‘Menonante’ Exctance—The offerings at the Merchanis* Exchange this morning were bn ) Dushels wheat, 2,500 . Sales 2,700 bushels white corn, $1.16; 500 bushels do , $1.15; 690 bushele dam- aged yellow do., $1.15; 15,000 bushels spring wheat, $2.73; 300 busbeis white wheat, $3.35; 110 bushels red do, $3.40. Tux Fisen Weary —But few arrivais of fish #re reported this morning. About 6 0) herrims, 5,000) tayior6 and 100 shad were brought dowa frcm the Little Falieand immediately sold.the berring bringing S10 per thousand, taylors $é aad 61ad $15 per hundrod. @Few Agni avs.—Thearrivalsof boats with Nour and grain by canal are rapidiy falling of. GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs., UABD—MIBS F DBYspA bend a choice assortment of iz L 42 Markos stree! tween Prospect » Georgetown received monthly. ep 17-6" \BOBGETOWN HEADQUARTERS. Save ten co PANO GOODS. HO. D GENTS FURNISHIN SKIRTS, | TRIMMINGS &e o! _New Goods daily seuale (Gj 200ERIgs at KEDUOED PEic The copartnertship of A. J. RADCLIFFE & having expired by Mmitation t the more readily tosettle the same, u large and well selected stock of Choi Groceries at reduced [xiccs until the ist of May, when they will clove the same. All persons wanting good Groceries will Bind it to their interest to cive wu feurstory warerooms, southeast cor: Bigh ctr Georgetown. i sell their ‘ce Famiiy ibawls. jotions. Our Good: cash sinoe the recent deel’ J be expected by all wi call. BENJAMIN MILLER WAVvEELY FAMILY FLOUB The sabecriber jenow question Pe this o 5 ive rt 5 Whegees BENS, DARBY, ap 15-e03t 77 Water Street, W* 38 DYEL Office, No. 4 Metr; now by far the lishment ef the Dyeing and BATLEY'S P. jG AND © TABLISH. wa,D. 0. by th: opelitan’ astitate, ists rebuilt ios. and most complete cestab- this section of country of all Kinds dene in the best manner Troly thankful for past favors. the suvscriber solicits the continued custom of the ci unity oy received and returned 4 express with the ‘ost O1 Gi Pot Srice sdreee, Lock Bor Ho. so. largest kind in Scouring fice closes dally at when it is closed at 82 p. BALLS, PARTIES, &o. ven at ROF. L.G. MABINI’S LY BOOMS, A and 10th streets, EB, betwe THUBSDAY. May 9_ 1857. Tickets for sale at Bilis’ and Metserett'’s Music Stores. api? LEVENTH GRAND REOPENING Groncs JURNEMAEN’S CING EVERY Mo! =P 18-im* Hi°: FoR BAstEE MONDAY: The INDEPENDENT 8001 . request of their many rienee my end, oo rant Eiger Suebrani M eae ry cing Acadenn: cre Y AFTERKOON SUBNEMANN. st. ges will be chosen from the audience. committee cf arrangements bave spared er pains or penne to make this the great- est and grandest affair of the season, and all who would like to evel Dg. of pleasure and attend. merrim: ick: ; Sdmitting a centle- Committee of Arrangements 0.1. Kin, G. W.@ o.J. 2 stow mw ewan Gatto J. H.Stewart J.H Frisi Leese ODD-} ELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh street, between Dand E sts, On ‘TUBSDAY, April 23, 1857. BENEFIT OF THSIE LIBRARY #7 Tickets, admitting s Gentleman and Ladies, One Dollar. apl7-6t" lanuary, 1867. ; as established himself at 490 G street, bet dthand sth. wher- he hopes, by bie usual ste pS sare to it ~ patron ‘8 and the public rencrally, mapiie sencral’: 3) DENHAM. ep 15-6t* Nomen: NOTICE !! NOTICE); rtnership between DENHAM & LATER- v Hy beon dissolved since Jonuary iat, Id most respectfully inform my ol customersead She Babes i that T still remat 3 Street, north of P. lvapi; Will be happy to attend to the AM DYBING BUSINESS at the ghortest notice and 5 * PETER LATERNER. N THE SUPEBME OOUBT oF E Dis- TBIOT OF COLUMBIA, the 1stn apet arnt, J. Bell Adams. guardian of the) mipor children of Geo | eten deecased, plaintiff. Pochi ine Mar- > Ad- Beach, Bo, 933, Equity, Clerk. SADDLE HORSE FOR iF 1 t& CLOTHING, Se. ~ or" FOR RUSSIAN AMBRICA OSITED STATES OLOTBING HOVER greed TnL ahs anton of she rae those w Pot that ovr stock ot the tatest etzlee BTS" OLUTHING is mow com pheis ar embreves ab! the variotios of BEADT MADE OLeTHING. PRIOR LISTS NOT NEO ESSARY: We invite com te wushiscige Sebtionnere test aftueas fst : ry, and ove if you de not seve money ur oy | Constantly on hand eterge end seletet 2 oa . eed oom SEEaE ruatenns creme | C+erairne. MEN'S BUITS ot $8, =i ee pease se to at OmITH Ss MEN'S BUITS at O12, pa aa MEN'S BUITS ot 914, scm MEN'S SUITS ot 816, iconmewe MEN'S BUITS ot 913 osueiitve. MEN'S BUITS at 9m, acne MEN'S BUITS at $25, inves BOYS’ SUITS at $4, aes BOTS’ SUITS at §¢. Pepe BOY! SUITS.et 93, o~, BOYS’ SUITS at $10, tine Av THE GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUS? _ at stock Opposite Post Ofics DWASBD DOLAN, MERCHANT TAILOF Cea ee 14th street eed Penn's oe poe lew ¥. ee elegant rt. ment of Trench ani tek ‘0 WHITE DBILLINGS for the eptitg sat me which he offers to bie friends aed the of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Hi the most tasty aud fas! net to be su chasing at «ther places, 19m i agll MEBOHBANT TALLOR, corner ks forthe liberal iu natpaenenipmeeres Ss? Bh at the same time invites bir friends to visit ‘se. Is, which be has just pores f the Bpring end’ Summer \e ar y red ‘0 give bis 3 ee 9 460 SEVENTH STBEBT, ap ivf 4 o* opposite Willard’s Hotel, bes recet ved from Bosten and Bew York ASSL ie lowest reduced prices. Also. Garments are of Give us a call be! M. and D streets, desires to re ww ‘wre panies his new and cheice DON. bie associate, conti: arments made at the establishment, The be«t Attention to th: style and ° nd moderate charges is our motto. aps tm* F. HEIBERGEE, — (Successor to H. F. Locpon & Oo.,) MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel epé-tt jAMBS T. WALKER, MEN'S ME AND TAILOB, ana Bev Street, ase Near Odd Fellows’ Bait, Begs lopve tp teferm Sapper. 9 . that 8 altnos! re ceiving saaicione to 3 now beautiful MBN AND TOUTI'S WEAR, “None put the skillful acties arecapl yea and satisfaction guaranteed, both witt) r ard to STYLE, MATREIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP Always on band a complete assortment of FURNISHING GOODS. Give mea call before purchasing BOARDING. TE Sn L . Ww ABD. A eer da Penuayiosars svenes, betwee Avth and streets Table B crs Bocomme- dated, Terms Bp 15-2" Fo BENT — V. ith ee Bowe, t- . pleasant Mocesion, ie) strect cars. > Immediate 4 Gi onreet. meanen given. Apply No. ‘ay OABDING-aA nd B yo sentionen, can’ obtal ae} jes Front 2 & Frivete Seastiy with s ‘able Board $18 per month, avenue, corner 13th st. -6t™ PP0aRDING ATT BE OOTTAGE *—T th higibl 5 ree eligi poy gg or without ap Sti Oare and charches convenient. > BOARDING —A s-ntioman and hie wife, or twe ingle can obtain a please: ront BOOM tb BOABD. ‘2 ® private family fi the Borth. "Inquire at Bo. 36 Listrest. between ind and 2th. mh 36 OB BENT—Two well furnished PABLORS, ea ee hout BOARD. Ap- 'Est,, bet. sth and tes loor, with or wit! . L LOST AND FOUND. a ee cent tach. $e ST—O: . it L? T—On the morning of pie iguent esmel viack and tan coloreé iP. It the sald @ip be reta: te 24 Street, be- tween lsth wna 17th, $2 will be paid ent bo aues- tions aaked . ap ilv-st” and be left at the First Ward Biation-house. apld the Oity Post ‘ims. ut at . o1 > inet..a Silver Hunting cass either b OF Lost O8T--From the person of the late L. rn 0 American WATOH. at sa . 96 id strest. F’opED 0s the street a sum of MOS BY,which cA ase ap 19 St* wner can have by desert seme Bito’shos10 marker Space BOR & —& POOKET BOOK, containing abou 1 Fins comooners brtoey ak esan cheat anyone Anding the sume. by leaving Seatie hk oueiting: 4a Gin strest, opposite Oty Mati” —On the evening of the 15th inst., between corner 34 Ly venue and the @LAssEs. ST, the Becond 3 : apir st" ASTRO Pate ioe 800 Ohertetiirem Heaton. just tecclved © oe nt pene ap 18-5t Georgetown, D.O. AEBDWOOD LUMBER. ‘We have on hand thorouchly-seasoned— ’ 10end «inch Oak” Washingten, D. April Its ke ploseute te inform the epblte matt Kloingss Bestearant. 1 shal be my dat to dg have Werte k eee } ILLAIRE. anedot |" faalwaid ETAT BIksesit by leavi of the 10th tas +: fe mat! Omice tno. a8 G otreste ns ot Cuartermaster Saar ria the 0. | aed ‘The finder will be Ii! ving the same at W! Fiesine TACKLE! FISHING TAOKLE I have just recei the best selected i . smortment of FISHING Ertan in the marker 394 Dostrect, between 10th and lith E%6t8e witiow nats, OBOQUET, G. at iL F. SAVAGES, 3D Street, between 10th and llth. TED CAGES 1 ne BIBD OAGEs « ug momar tetin [BPORTANT To CABINET MAKERS. dd. ad ASE BALL, sad ‘ eqenne, one o' a cS *