Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1867, Page 2

‘ THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District re D. WALLACH, Réiter and Propricter. WASHINGON CITY : SATURDAY. -APRIL 20, 1867. S7 READING MATTER ON BEVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR (NTERESTING TELE GRAPHIC AND OTHBK MATTER. MARCH (NG ON If disembodied spirits continue to take an in- terest insublumary sifairs, then the seul of old John Brown” may be supposed to ex- perience some degree of grim satisfaction at the change of affairs in the Old Dominion, Which bas taker place since the aforesaid soul ‘Waa released from its earthly tabernacle and sent “marchiwg on” by the ruliag powers in *District- No.1." The age of prophecy has certainly departed, as no seer arose at that tame to predict that int. few years the degraded colored population would be a power in the State. However, if such a prophet had arisen m Tginia, he would not only have been without credit in his own country, but would Dave run some risk of receiving the srown of martyrdom. Changes since that time are so wonderful that it is Dot strange the late slave owners find it bard te realize that their chattels have become their political equals, and chafe under the penalties brought upon them by their in- sane attempt to destroy the Union. Persons who bave lived all their days in the free Sates can form no adequate conception of the magnitude of the social and political revo- intien in the Southern States. To the minds of many Northern people it would merely Present itself as a question of giving the | elective franchise to a class of People | heretofore excluded from the batlot box be- | eause of the dark color of their skins; a | class eo small in most of the Northern States that they would bave no appreciable in- Mluerce as a class in shaping legislation. The Sowthern aristocrat, on the contrary, from his stand point, regards it with the same hor- | Tor 5 was experienced by the nobility of | France at the revolution which broke up the foundations of society in that country. In| fact, the Southern press are continually draw. | ing parallels between thetwo. They overlook the great difference, however, that in this country every violation of law has either come from the class in the Somth who made war | upon the Government. in which they hada | Votce,or Ras been the direct resuit of their terce assaults upon the government of the people, necessitating severe measures to save the life of the nation. It is needless, how- ever, to pursue this theme, because the intel- Higent masses of our countrymen cannot be deceived by the sophistries which fil) the Southern press. As we have said, | the revolution is a sweeping one, but it is founded on justice, and will yet result in rais- img the South to a degree of prosperity that sectiog could never have attained under the old regime. The colored people (their former masters admit) have conducted themselves with gtpat prudence and moderation so far and are not likely to be less guarded in their conduct as the work of education goes on ‘There is really no good reason why the two races should not work together harmoniously for the development of the South, and the Present generation may yet live to see that section as prosperous as the North and West. When that day comes, (as come it will,) and not till them, will the result of the great work of the past six years be tully seen and appreci- ated, and the men who have taken Partin the struggle for and against freedom in the South be estimated at their proper vglue. RS Aes siete cs bial elle THE SENATE TO-DAY, Just before going to press we learn that tne Se bas confirmed the nominations of Sid- ney E. Gay as Assessor of Internal Revenue, and Edward Callahan as Collector in ths 9th District of New York, (Wood's district in the city,) also the nomination of Mr. Haberson as surveyor of customs at Philadelphia, and that Col. Baxter, formerly of the Philadelphia Fire Zouaves, would without doubt be con. Srmed as naval officer of that Port. There eems to be no doubt that the Senate will ad_ ourn this afternoon. pr THE AUSTRIAN MISSION There seems to be no reason to suppose that the Senate to-day will reconsider its actioy of yesterday, im laying the nomination of Henry J. Kaymond, for the Austrian Mission, over ull next December. The decisive vore—23 to *—by which the matter was Iaid over, indi- cates sufficiently that the action of the Senate ‘Was conclusive for the session ————_ AT THE CAPITOL. } Secretary Stanton, Postmaster General Ran dall and General Grant were the Capitol this afiernoon, and the President is expected to be there during the closing hours of t! Sion ‘o facilitate the tramsaction of business. CONFIRMED ——Herrom was confirmed as Marsha) Of Louisiana last night after a protracted contest in the Senate. The vote on his confirma:ion | Stood 20 to 1: it is understood. REJECTED. ] The nomination of Green Adams, wo be Collector Internal Revenue, $th district Penn- | sylvania, was sent to the Senate to-day and rejected Se eee eee | TRIP TO NORTH CAROLINA It is expected that the President will accept the invitation to visit Raleigh, North Carolina’ in May next. a eee eee OoNFIRMAaTIONS AND RE/E TIONS —The | Senate im executive session yesterday con- firmed the nominations of E.S. Marshall, J. | W. Temeny, western district, Tennessee, and ¥. J. Herron, district of Louisiana: of 3. L. Warren, U.S. Attorney for western district of | Tennessee: of Fielder R. Dorsett, Justice of the Peace, Washington, D. U., and of S. J. Wales, Also, rejected Holhster, of Baval storekeeper in this city. the nominations of Gideon L. Conn.. consul general at Havana: Washington Gate ne we = customs at Philadel- pia, » an bert Thompson, naval officer at Philadelphia. — SJ Shillington, Odeon Building, sends uS advance copies of Beadi+’s Monchly, Peterson's Ladies’ Mogazine. and The Versery, all for May. Also. from J. C. Parker, Post Office News Stand, we have Beadie’s Monthtyand Peterson's Ladies’ Magazine for May, and the Mavoni: Review for April 27 ot na National Bank Curgzency.—The amount of national bank urrency issued during the past week was $49,700, making the teral amount issned up to date $32,55+,456. From Unis is to be deducted the currency returned, including worn-out notes amounting ‘o j,- 607,992, leaving in actual circulation at this Gate, $29,950,454 ee FRractTiowat OcRRENCY.—During the week ending to-day there has been received at the Treasury Department from the Printers $39,500 Im fractional euarrency During the same period there bas been torwarded to the Assistant Treasurer at New York, $100,000; at Boston, $100,000: st St Louis, $40,000: and to national banks. $178,212.57. Botal,si12.912.5- SgetEiTizs HELD.—The securities neid by the Treasurer of the United States in trast for National Banks, reported to-day, are as fo}. jows:—For circulating notes. $340,610.95: for ceposits of public money, $38,160,950; total, $379,571,900. QUART EBRMASTER'S DEPARTMENT — Gen. Stewart Van Viiet, of the United States army. bas assumed charge of the depot quartermas- ter’s office in Baltimore, vice Major A. S Kimball, who has been ordered to the Depart- ment of Missouri. conan Ee PHILADELPRIA ArPorINTMENTS.—The Pre- sident to-day sent in the nomiaations of Gen, Baxter, to be naval officer, and uty Col- ector Haberson to be surveyor of port of Philadeipbia MR AR EE, INTERNAL REVENUE —The receipts from this source to-day were $276,320.08; making the total at for t he week ending to-ds: $1.976.080.75. 9nd the amount since tee bento, Bing of the present fiscal year, $224,680,463.42 5 In the morning.at 11 o'clock, Sermon and the | Communion GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuineron, April 20, 1887. Jay Cooke & Oo. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities PRUSSI THEM PRORT LEON EW YO: FINANCIAL. Lewis Johason & Oo, quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New Yor«, April 20.—ist Board—U. 8. 1981 Conpon 6's, 1094; do., 5-20's, 109%; U. S. 56 10-40 «, Coupons, 98%; Mo. State6’s, —: Canton 41%; Cumb'’a Coal Uo Pete 28; Quick. silver Mining Co., 27; New York Uentrai R.R., 96%; Erie Railway, 55%: Hudson River K. R., 90; Reading R. KR. 99%; Michigan Central R. R., 107%; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana R. R., 643; do. guaranteed, ——; Lilimow Oen- tral R R.. 1124; Cleveland and Pittsbarg K.R., 67%: CBicago and Nortnwestern R. R.. 29%, do. preferred, 57; Cleveland and Toledo K. R111; Onicago and Rock istand R. R., 85; Pitsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago R. R 91%: Ohio and Missiesipp! Oerti Pacific Mail, 125%. Gold, 2 30 p. ——~20e- AGRICULTURAL The report of the Commissioner of Agricul- tare for March contains stock tables showing the condition of the farm stock of the country at tbe beemming of the present year. Tne reduc tion through tne waste of war was very heavy in the Souch, and in almost every State in the country the diminution was more or less marked.exceptin the item ofsheep. Indications of increased aitention to the breeding of farm Animals are now strong The fact is daily ba- coming more apparent that stock-growing is & more profitable branch of agricalture than | grain production, especia'iy im localities dis. tant from market. It 1s piain that markets t either be brought to these remote agti- tural sections, or farm products must be put in concentrated form, requiring light ex- nses for transportation in proportion tomar- SS jue. The report says:—The indications wheat crop are generally favorable. The ows of the past winter, and the general uni- formity of cold weather. prevented winter- killing tn a great degree. Thespring has been late, with less of alternate freezing and thaw- ing than usnal; and the young shoots, 1s a Tesult, look green vigorous. The Com- missioner recommends in view of the losses ot wool growerg from depredations of dogs, a national tax on every individual of the canine race in the several States. Three dollars, the English rate. would not be too high a tax, he thinks. ee Conrngot: ‘The offi canvass of the popular vore of Connecticut shows that 94,153 vo es were cast, which is 3,000 larger than was ever cast before. The majority of English. the Democratic candidate for Govercer, is 937. The net majority of the Democrats on Uongress- men is 1,394. The Hartford “ourant of yester- day morning say: ‘The Board of Canyassers met in this city yesterday, and commenced, but did not com- plete, its canvass of the votes cast at the State election. Their figures elect Mr. English by less than 1,600 majority. Of State Senators, Epbraim Wiiliaras, Democrat, is elected in the 7th district by nine majorit . ingham, Republican, in the 6th, by eight. ma- jority. This is close work. but it assures the Republic: majority of one in thé Senate.” fata Rad ere VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.—In the State Sen- ate,on Wednesday, Hov. bill disposing of State's interest in the Alexandria, Lou- doun and Hampshire Railroad, on certain conditions, passed. House bill re! Alexandria canal and railread was celve repo: com! im reference to the Matienat it B. Mac 5 EAST W. MISSION M. P. OHU a, Ohrist.” Py service te m. Pastor, tov. officiating. it* OHAPEL —In censea }Fogress, t! oe pal ey “oyse gute ° nin z i 8 at the Oearch are nded for the je sivenct i recbenlnnne™ @ notice will be N.BARDO. See. * apa zt -N.BABDO. See. _"_[Int..Ohron.} " ap30. (Ce ser PeTION pao VERS —A mest. 1 of Ji ii xe Tang Giil'be be ot Yaton , VENING. April 33.6 Uv. y it 33. at 8 o'clock. e jayers of the District's requested to attend as business of te, pumportance will be laid before the ‘20-; ‘7 street, w Oharch Edifice Georgetown, D.C. be opened on DAY. April zist inst. are orplock, the occasion w by Addresses from several. Taterestin 7% o'clock. regul Pee ie at three 1 r lly invited . GO AND SEB IT It . the great masters, an ae ee April 22, 1887, At . Pe phy Nr CHUROH, on 13th street J jo be hi door. FOUBTH WARD. . For Gemma Goanct)— CHARLES P.P. make o re ve. i MANY Olt iZEnS. ‘ae Tarai I books are still open for JOBE J. McOOLLAM, Bec, MEDICAL ASPCCTATICN, ociatied of the Diets canee J room ol Socractown College, TU) rt P April aad, “apis 30° 3.'W. H. LOVEJOY, M. D., Bee HOTICE.— Notice is heceb, sixth luted to 19-St" hed voters im the Bi the sol Oona 8. V. BOYES, Secre FOUBTH WARD. For Al aD — \em Sanounce candidate for the > te the decision “_A CITIZEN. , a Bxhthitions on Satar- Unt. & Chron copy and send bill to Star office.) OUNDEY BUBIAL GROUND. the iL com plete it desire to point DAY. ToksDaY, set Special Telegrams to the Star. ~ IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE. a MORE WAR NEWS. tt sat N GOVERNMENT PE- Y ASKS WHAT NAPO- MEANS BY ARMING. : —_.—__ NEGOTIATIONS FOR AN ALLIANCE BETWEEN PROSSIA AND AUSIRIA. pisces «chev DECLINE 1N_F1VE-TWENTIES. — {By Cabie to the Associated Press.) Bsekis, April 1@—Evening. —The Praseian Government has sent a strong nete to the Emperor Napoleon, asking the raason fer tne militery preparations on the part of France. A Bavarian agent has been sent by King William to Vienna to secare the alliance of the Emperor of Austria. FRANKFORT, April 19—U. S. 5.90's have declined to 74, at which figare they closed this evening. — From Cincianati, CrncinnaTi, Aprii 20 —Mayor Wiistach de- livered his first message yesterday. ne net receipts of the city forthe year | ea bal- ance in the treasury of $262,330. The debt of tbe city is $3,279,300, and the assets $10,339,663. Deaths from all diseases for the year were 5,994 of which 2,033 were from cholera. The Mayor recommends the necessity of cleanliness in view of the probable return of the cholera. 5 en ae eee een Fire and Loss ef Lite, Burra.o, April —A fire last night de- stroyed the New York and Erie elevator. Three men were killed by the falling of the walls. The loss on the batiding, and grain srored in it, is estimated at $150,000; imeured for $100,090. Hogan Arrested. SARATOGA, April 20.—Benjamin Hogan, charged with shoot ng some nen in Babyion, in the Pennsylvania oil regions, last summer, bas been arrested bere and lodged in jail. A large reward was offered for his arrest SS a 0. O. F. THANKSGIVING, FRIDAY, Ariz 2671, 1867, The several Lodges will meet at their Hall at® o'clock, on the morning of the 26th. Tho members are requested to wear dark clothing Members of Lodges will wear white gloves, and membe' black glo ments, must Bu form with the rand Encamp- it ™The Mersbal-in-Ohief will wea: and arwiet; the aide to the Mai white carts ir arlet scarf al will wear 4 the Assistant Grand Marshals em The column will be fermed at the City Hall. in four Crane Division under chargeef P.G. Ohas. e B. B. Co! W. Grand Marshal. and P. @. George W t © @ KO. Stier, aida to Grand Marehsl, and istant Grand Mar- shals. and will con the eutire Order in the District of Colum! er with visitors from Alexandris. The wicows and orphans of the lifferent Lodg spective school ows” in pl ris, tog rect, id take Grand Lodge. ‘The preessston w: 10 o'clock, nd proceed al mg I to 7th, down 7th te Pe (stopping at and o nue to the Natio “The Thanksgiving Exercises at the Theater will be ag follows: Muxic hy Heald’s Brass Band, whi tl irder is enteri: nd bi ey.of Md. n for the occa Address by Ode by the band, while shen H to 7th, sien, column will be Att 1 ton will be served to th id visiting brothers. ty if DI.0 0. F LEVER eerie will be held - On FRIDAY EVENING, April 26, 1367, AtODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh street. G.'s » to be had ofthe N of the Committee bran, J. T. Chau: J. L, Eager, J.8, ho, H. Ebbe, Yates te Ballet Masser-—G W. Calvert Floor Manazers—J. Pyemont, L. F. Clements, @. F.Sigourny, W. H. tt A.J. Donaldson, H.B: 4. H. Gawler. E P. Vaux, F. A: Stier. @. H. King. 8. M. Moore, A. C. Prather, O, Eber. it ¢: nal CONOEBT. BY PHILIP PHILLIPS, AIDED BY VALUABLE ASSISTANCE. ILIP PHILLIPS, the “Bi Pil yang authet af an panne beast eae songs. will ve a Concert forthe benefit of Congregational Singing, at the FCUBDBYM E.OHUBOB, Oor. 14th and G sts., THUBSDAY EVENING, April 35. Tickets. cents; to be bad at the Music and Book Stores. Secure your ticke early. ap ll-2w >PROSPEOT HILL CEMETEBY. ‘arties desiring to purehase Lots or Single ites of Ground in Prospect Hill Cemetery shold fallen F SON WIBERENG. ween Sto street, Dand E. or O. FBIES, 7th str betwi York avenue and L strect. BAe in New ap 6-5,9t* IN8! BABGAINS!! FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY, and foreaie from vessel, by ep 20-6t 0 PETER BEBBY, 85 Water st., Georg etown. FOR SALE. round cerner Marbie-top COUNTER, At BA) "8 5 losbinese ae, Between Sixth and Seventh streets, p 20-3t* tL) ee ARK SUPT LAW OF THE UNITED STATES, B recy with Botes ons eeiatone, doth fine - an 5 ‘and e English upon ti nctples and practi of th Tuptey, sds te the ase of th. Fed rr] Merchant, by Edwin James, 1 vol. e 0, ap 20 FEANOK TAYLOR. TA BOB. 6—Six more ‘of hick: & Bon’ PIawOs ane i of Guild f anos ATER Stings more Of James We vere & Oo. al to whieh I inv inves. to wi Pianos for Bent. J . 306 Penns Q@UNG LA¥BGFOB D. the thorough-bred tallic th seat, fellas tecerts Ppa Sgn. of New Jereey, will make the season 1867. commencing A Prk 24 and endi; ea ber %,(at** Glen Ellen” » about two miles hwest of Geerge! in the Sones te igre ame fc ther - Ow. TURNERS 2 enager. ADIES, DESPATE NOT! —Younre nor yet in- i curable—Relicf is tat hand—At Ne 179 south B street. “opposite the Smithsonian I 10 wher ti et a eras eae jaution they show ring GPanD OPENING or LADIES SILK AND OLOTH SaAQuEs, ‘We shall open on MONDAY, the 224, 1000 SAQUES Of our own manufacture, which we guarantee to sell at less than NEW YORK MANUPAOTUBERS’ PRICES. Dai UBGH & BEO., 515 Seventh street, apRo-3¢ ‘Third door above D street, OABD —The undersigned herewith ib i: Bsereeras bite Chat he has ae wav. THER 8 fo Market Bouse, _apm0-3t 08 ‘4 J to biases OONVEYANCE: rreumed the duties of his Office, off ne to the Public, “Omtce Bo. 308) D e, opposite Franktic Bogince House. apD ‘OTICE--DISSOLUTION OF Gor - IN Gilip —rhe partocrinne bare ete, Wasnincroxn. DC, GEOBGS HOWARD thanks his friends and OP st favors to state that his nérvided lon will be given to ofthe iper~ atients ad eccuraey i. Seepetemees and family receipts. D RY @OoOoDS, BECEIVED AT LANSBUBGH & BBO.'5, 515 Beventh street, 5 cases best CALIOOES. 8 cases assorted DRESS GOODS, from 20 cts. 20 pieces allLinen TABLE OLOTH at 70 cts. 100 pieces BLACK BILKB, from $1.25 up, 300 pieces OASSIMERES for Men and Boys’ wear. Allof the above goods have been bought tor OABH at auction, and will be sold very cheap, LABNSBURBGH & BRO, ot 515 Seventh G AT WATOB BALK’ ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICK PLan, Giving every Patron a Handsome aud Reliable Watch for the low Price of Ten Dollars! WITHOUT REGARD To VALUER, And noi to be potd for waless perfeetly Satisfactory! 1€0 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. luv Magic Cased Watches 200 Gola Hunting meter 20v Gold Bunting English Levers... 800 Gold Heating Duplex Watches ting A\ in Watches a7 y pal Tavgewent, co-ting but $10, ‘th 7! No partiality shown 4 We wish to immediately Gispose of the above iH 2 Stock ‘tificates, naming the arti- aled envelopes. an: eutitled to the articles ,0 pon payment of w 780 or ope worth less. it The return ef any of our certificates entitles you to the article named thereon. upon payment, frrespect- ive of ite worth, aud as ne article vained less than $10 is named on any certificate, it will at once be seen that thisis a No Lottery but a straight-forward legitimate Transaction, whtch may be partectpated in even iy the most fastidious! A ringle Vertificate will be sent by » post aid upom receipt of 25 ote. efor 91, eleven fer » thirty -three and elegan' mium for $5, six- m2, hgh! ne itch for @ To ing employment this isa rere i lasted busi- vernment, and 0. Importers. 161 Broadway, New York, G®™t BABGAINS FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS. UMMBE CO ate Ld eration OKING STOVBS, with ho: Or (ENBY BAYLEY £00. APRIL 17TH ASHINGTON ELODEO: PoTstors '—POTATOES! 3,000 busbels Frime Jacksoo White Potatoes, mow landing from schr Lady Woodbury, and for sale in lots £ suit purchasers by J.@. WATEBS, apl7 6t _—109 Water st., Georzetown, D.U (aBBiaces. 6th street. ‘BAVELING TBUNKS. aw? offer to the @ublice large assortment of ne SOLE LEATH TRUNKS. LADIES’ DBRS TRUNKS, ‘ HAT BOXEs, df ‘ae joa Ba@s, Which we are prepared to -el! at facturer’s prices. WALL. ATBPHESS ap 17-stif \t ichures is the is in A Sr! Mt age OE building is Grehitect, finished with great ‘peted, (which are all to be always free) are covered - ,- QLG@THING, &o. DPF Foe speatin UMITAD OATHS OLOTAIEO HOUSE. We call of those ‘4 ecu eie BEADY BADE CLOTHING. PRIOR LISTS NOT HEC RSSABT We lavite comparison aste with cay othe: 8. ‘Tne farniture in ewe ,| W: ecuolliy of cosds bones = ly yy — Tooms is up fousideted ry, and eee tf'you 60 ‘Bot 684) money h so mach good taste that one need not tid that the wife of the benefactor bas bad to a tlet; Constantly om hand large end eoiectes do with these. The Sunday School reom, @ENTS’ sURNISHI whch will be finjebed by the next Sunday, is Bomomber ths piscs. just the oe for class reseee ae ag os. Onn good jioned sem: eoat boot rete, saa oo artmentsforaduit | Sp 18-dstheott ap: ible classes and ibeinfant class. To-morrow therefore, will be a joyful Easter to this con- ation and their numerous friends ANTS’ EXOHANGE—The offerings at ‘chants’ Exchange this morning were 3.600 bushels wheat; 2,000 sels cori flour, various grades. Sali bushels white wheat, &% 35; 2,000 busne| low corn, $1.16; family flour, Si6X to $i8y; extras, $193, to $16; cut extras, S13 to $134 The market is firm and ees rule steady, Tux Fish Waarr.—This morning the re- ceipts of fish at the wharf were very fair, both in quality and quantity. Shad solid at $12 and $/4 per 100; herring $15 per 100. Can ai..—Arrived Eye No.2, wheatand corn to market, And 16 boats with coal—to the Hampshire and Baltimore Co.,111.5 tons; Gen- tral Go., 571.13 tons; American Co., 555 15 ton: Camberland Uo., 198.14 tons: Borden Uo., 331.2 Departed 11 boats ligh: COAL Surrments —The shipments of coal bave not bee. very heavy. the stock of the western wharves not having been replenished- The Borden Company shipped 791 tons, and Kay's docks 2522. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, en AES: of Spri OD ehvice rt Sommer MELLIN ERY. at 43 Market etn received monthly. +" Georgetown. Ms (GpFoRerTows HEADQUARTERS. Seve ten cont ir GOODE HOSIERY, Lap WD GENTS SURNISHING | GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, uM iS &e., ol N SA 0 B: YOUNG oat eats bats 1 Bank 1g ri 7 Ox ie tons an! 0 188 roo ‘Georgetown, B. 0. % FANCY HBAPER THAS E MILLEB’S, 101 prise D. O., a large stock of 8; tien, "Also, 80-0 yarde Onilogen at 1 » Also, 8,0°0 yards Oalicoss at 12: cents; Bleached and Unbleached Musi 15.38, 20 cents, superior Shirting, 25 cents; se keeping Goods, Oloths Casetmeres and Driliings, bkirt t Parasols, Bhawis, Gloves, Cor Bi and Notions. Our Goods bave been cash since the recent decline, and bargains ay be expected by all who may favor us with cal mh 26-1m* BENJAMIN MILLE W AVEBLY FAMILY FLOUB. ‘The subscriber is now supplied with this supe rior brand of FLOUB, Give it atrial BENJ, DARBY, Bp 15-e03t 77 Water Street. @. HB. WHEATLEY’S PREMICM STEAM Ww Syeine AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT, Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown,D. 0. Established in 1831; prem ‘ded Metropelitan Institate. now by far the f the ki; teh CL et ice closes at eu! * when it is closed nid >.m Fee fe 16-6m BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Fst GBAND BALL EAST WASHINGTON ZOUAVES, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, NAVY YARD, AY EVENING, 257: APBIL, 1567 1. Our Lady friends are cordially tn- vited (o attend. as no invitations have been is- Cteotrming. MEN'S SUITS at 68, MEN'S SULTS st $10, MEN'S SUITS at @:2, MEN'S SUITS ot $14, A\ SMITHS rE) it Ors, ees iahipitinnts AC BMITH’S SUITS at 928, MES'S SUITS at 9 asantnans MEN'S BUITS at 91, At smITiVg MEN'S SUITS ot Ses BOYS’ SUITS at $1, BOYS’ SUITS at $5. BOYS’ SUITS at $:, at suITAS BOYS’ SUITS at 910, at SMITHS AT THE GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE, 460 SEVENTH STREBT, Opposite Post OMes BD DOLLAR, r Of 146th street and op Ww-tt ent. ‘Work and moderate charges is our motto, ap3-3m" — F 4. HEL * (Baccessor to H.F. Lorpox &0o.,7 MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's,) apé-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. James T. WALKBK, MEN'S MEROEE AND TAILOR. asa Seventh Street, ase Hear Odd Fellows’ Halt, I inform his fc: and th Eenerel patie. that helo cimost Sette mens 2 Saves. additions to = Bow besutifal MEN AND Tourn’s WEAR, which must be seen to be appreciated. None but the most skillful artine rocarierss. and - satisfaction guaranteed, with STYLE, MATEBIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP Always on hand a complete assortment of FUBNISHING GOODS. Give mea call before purchasing BOARDING. 2 eee A LABGE FEONT BOOM. WITH BOARD, ap Sti at Bo. 122 Penusyl vani betw. a. ds if th a 5 fia er @ e COMMITTEE. — streets _ ap is-zt" mI's CARDING Az mT COTTAGE Two or re 1 three eligib! Depes. SSTIVAL A B besecured ‘st the nevi bali . : ‘LO: may will ¥ nis Kestade: MB, E. votween ’th and 10th streets, on THUBSDAY. May 9. 1557. Tickets for sale at Bilis’ and Metserett Stores. LBEVENTH osanp BEOPENING GEORGE JUENEMABN'’S eC —y a streets, First W: rches convenient. ap 8-tf UBNISHED BOOMS. F eoticacfel itaetion for tas summer nouns, rorya Gret-class. ‘$75 per month. Ap- we, ae t coraer Pa. avenue and 15th st. CBeuRd, at ho_o4 Wissearh arene, Nemmene detwe: PLBASUBE G EN Sd and 4°, streets. Transient and Table Boarders Corner of sin aga ran aa also secommodated. Bath oom. &c. ap §-sorw= DANOIRG RY N. Boseping—a gaomomen vote wits. oF — apis ~ | Bodum Sth Bo Fo! FoR Basten Monpay: Rorth. , Inauire et The INDEPENDENT SOCIALS, by th it REN well furnished P. = request of their many friends and tke bah eget | POR BEBT_N with or withoct BOAED A lc generall ted to ply 393 E st., bet. sth aud 10th, fos bIGHTH BALL aw :s . MASQUERADE at Prof. Marini's "aD 4 prizes ‘witb zen wi e best origina! mask. and to shi ets, ON een will be i tted f.] improper persons admitted, as ef- means have been made to eject ti Comminitee of Arrange ments LOST AND FOUND. O8T—A small black and tan terrier Sewers to the mame of Ned. The inder w: liberall; he b fy . Bo ssc eborelent ey norag Hear Bo CARR 0.10 RURELOE AR, ¥ . and belly. The owner ts’ requested to come for- bed prove property. eharces, and take ber & G. OSBORN Ta. Street oy ae ry Bri C.1. Ki - W. Gladmon 0. J if From iberty Mark Reiss EES La | RES eo aimee a mate WwW. J. . 5 head. - Ki W. Bheda. left eye blind iat hind fost wiittie shits hd om 1BST WAED S8001ALS ollar a e. MASQUEBADE BALL, ke ODD-FELLOWS’ HALL, L& Seventh street, between Dand E ets, On TURSDAY, April 23, 18:7, ° BENEFIT OF THEIB LIBRARY. &7 Tickets, admitting e Gentleman and Ladies One Dollar” ” = ‘apl7-6t" 323 Penns;lvanie avenue, {Int} bet 9th and 10th sts W 4sHincron CITY SAVINGS BANK, BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING, Seventh Street and La, Avenue. for GGUD. SULYiier tes Coma CuiD Te Paid for uD. is, > iT 3: FREES BOERS OaNA IBDS | BS t CARABY BIE importation of fine F’ OH CANARY ived ot UUBISTIAH BOF. ay ae Offered iu thiemarket, ' Y° ‘BE PART IP BETWEEN DSNE. T a LATTERRER in the Dyeing Business, dissolved on Ist January, 1867. ber! has established Rimsolt at eee Ga poceree 5 4th and 6th. where xy FA he tion to mers. to $ the public gene: Feeanans ide atronage of friends and ep 15-6" Noten! lly. UJ. DENHAM. NOTION!| NOTION! semvernmayaranes most respectfully friends and custome: that I still remain at the will Be bapey rh inallite branci mest rogegess! ——————— p CONGRE! - vue BINTE DORGE RSS, FIRST SEs. An Act to protect the manufacturers of rafuera! water ip District of Vol » and ferother er eat enacted by the Senate and Howse af Repre- emlative: the United sate: America tm Con- sentatives of saf Amer and other Deverag on by tn bottles, upon Srhich ark or marks shail be re ny spectively impressed, may file with the clerk of the Supreme ourt of the District of Gs description of such bottles and of mar! 5 published for not han two weeks. succes- vively,in e daily or weekly newspaper publis! in eald District of Columbia, = Sec 3. And beit further emacted, That it is nere- by declared to be ‘Unlawful for auy person or per: sons hereafter, without the permiss: the owner or owners therecf, to fill with mineral wa- fore os other beverages any such botties so marked fey gain, ox to Sen a ey 20 and not boug! him owners thereof; and every sball be or bought. or trafficked in di for every subdseyuent offence, to Be fecovered us other fince iu seid Distaletet Os lumbisa In accordance with the provisions of the above 1a”, BEW ABD—Stolen. on the night of the 20 Are Bar HoRss. lack §: and tall;scarouthe. righ iP, at ite ti and . a J im iectonaia Mo and weed by Un and monic ¢ against deall trafficking tn or using said es.as we the provisions ‘Abe Jaw against all persons go offending, LET EON PT. 4 § Gee. Eibtig onde all “se ‘es and Jugs marked Keeving the sume of Witlara’s 5 hd “Boss ment corner llth esse] claim all bottles and marhed: “Stone & Kessel, A. Grambush SR A ON coal i all bottles and iy Boor. 46 and Teihei et WOnURE” pautath OF THE Dis- Ty it OF coLUMBLLY Aoth day of April, i. #Sr le of the