Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. 7 For “Auction SALES” advertisements see fourth page of to-day’s Srar. LOCAL NEWS. (oem Nei ans MUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Urges, HovsE—The Japanese give @ matines this afternoon, and their final per- nen Unis ¢vening. Do not fail to go to see ™. NATIONAL THEATER.-Miss Julia Daly mak> her last Peenranee tois eve: clodes “Woman's Curiosity,’ and “Pocahon- tas.” Mur7mrorr HALt—The Ellinger & Foote combination increases in popularity, and af- tords a most agreeable and varied entertsin- ment Opp Fettowa’ Hart. — The “Arabian Nighta” will be exhibited for the last time this evening. seeder TRiaL or Wa. E. CLeaver on OHARGE oF Tus Mvxp oe Mary ANN REBVES—Crim- anal Court, Judge Fisher —The court met this Morsing at baif-past nive o'clock, when the esse of Wm. E. Cleaver, indicted for ine mur- der of Mary Ann Reeves, was resumed. and he argument before the jury commenced. Dictrict Attorney Carrmgton opened the ar- gument. After reviewing the evidence in the ease, Mr. ©. contended ti at least the ac- cused was guilty of mans ghter. If wap- pears from the evidence that the prisoner at the bar violated the person of this girl with- out her consent, and it resulted in her death, shen he ts guilty of murder. Assume that she went there ofowm consent; assume that she accepted the two dollars from him: assime hatsbe was common strumpet, the lawsays ithe forced her, he committed the crime of rape. aud ifthis resulted im her death, he is guilty of murder The only question, then, gentlemen, open tor your consideration is, did be use force or mot’ andif there is faith im buman testimony { will show you that he did use force. and is guilty of murder. Mr.©. again referred to the testimony to show that the accused was guilty of rape, which resalted in death it ‘Was true that the defense atterapted to contra- dict the witness, Mary Ano Brown, by Justice Walter—and ere, gentlemen, it may be "te tor me to refer to this modern Dogberry—this bright and shining light in the jadicial firma- meat. Why, old Dogberry is not a circam- stance to Justice Walter. A man is arraigned before Justice Walter tor rape, and he did not think it was necessary toask if the accused had used force In referring to the evidence of Justice Wal- er, Mr. C. said the justice had testified he did not take rotes of the imony before him, and he attempted to testify before this court from emory. Why, gentlemen, here is a Dutch udee with Mr. Norris, Mr. Fendall, Major Richards—who, I never read a law Book 1m bis life—a joyd, who is a very able iawyer. Now, gentlemen, 1 submit tnat tor avy tan, with these four lawyers fussing and bamboozling him, it is utterly impossibie for him to remember. There was no evidence sinst the respectability of this girl. ‘This knew her Listory: he knew she was not a tutute. Cleaver knew it. He determined he the first man to have connection with ner, be did, snd now Jet him suffer tor it. Blood ot blood. Her blood cries to heaven for yen- geance The law of the tand,commends pri- vate vengeance, but it condemns public yeu- geance In conclusion, Mr. ©. charg-d the jury as conservators of the public peace to vindicate the majesty ofthe law. The cot of the humble man, like the castle of the nobleman, received alike the protection of the law. Ileave the casein your hands again, asking you in the spirit of law and justice by your verdict, as- sign to this prisoner that punishment which the law of the Isnd denounces as the great ctime which he bas committed agai God and bis country. Mr. Fendail. for the defense, followed Mr. Carrington. The case will be given tothe jury this even- ng —— ae Five Or Patntixcs aT MARKRITER’s — Miarkriter bas some extra attractions at his t rooms, 46 Seventh street, in tne shape of superior paintings in oil, among which is a ‘view of the Catskill Mountains, by Sommers, the best landscape by all odds that we have seen of Inte. Among the other pictures worth seeing is the Dante and Beatrice, by Meyer Scene near Canada, by Brown; Scene in Paris, by Volkman, (a charming Picture;) and -o:ne suberb fruit and flower pieces in oil and pastel. by Roesken, Ennisking, and Way. A Mousical clock attracts much attention at Markriter’s, in which at each hour a door flies open. a couple of horn players appear and per- form & spirited piece of music, after which tae Musicians disappear and the door closes. Per- sons furnishing a house in first-class Btyle should visit Markriter’s to secure one or more of these fine pictures, which are sold ata much — rate by kim than by most of the picture dealers. —_—_¢—_. A DisTRESsING Case.—Last night, the police of the First Ward picked up a poor deranged girl, about eighteen or nineteen years of age, ‘whe bas been at times roaming the streets and commons for a few months past. She gives her name as Maggie Brown, and is as wild as can be. Last night, when pot in the cell, she stripped off all her clothing, even to her shoes, and tore it into shreds. This morning she has only an old quilt to keep her comfortable ‘The police are at a less what to do with her. Being a non-resident. she cannot be received into the [nsane Asylum, and at the Qity Asy- tum there are no conveniences for the keeping of lunatics, and there are no other places to which she can be sent. Itis a great pity that something cannot be done in the case. She is harmless. a always manifests her fits of rage only by tearing up her clothes. eames Onrnans’ Court, Judge Purcell.—Thomas Miller gave bond in the sam of 36.000 as exec- wtor of John D. Hammack. The accounts of Thomas Uogan, guardian to the orphans of Owen Murray: Robert Fen- wick, guardian to the orphan of Wm. M Ball, and Susan Whitney, guardian to the orphan of George S. Whitney. were approved and passed The inventory of the B psaheaaree estate of Samuel Stinemetz was filed by the execator. George Willner gave bond in the sum of “0.000, and letters of admicistration on the “state of Theodore August Wm. Grosse were sssued to bim. Dr. John © Riley renounced his right as *xecutor appointed by the last will and testa- mentof John Dl. Hammack. —__—.—_— ReaL ESTATE SALEs. — Messrs Cooper & Latimer, auction¢ers, sold at public auction yesterday evening jot No. §, in square 497, having # bold front ef 16 5-12 feet on H street south, rumming back 122% feet to a 30-footalley, isiana, improved by a well-built three-story brick dwelling, with iron balcony in front, and containing six rooms, kitchen, and hall, to Mr. J. W. Starr for $2.00. Messrs. Green & Williams, real estate auc- tomeers, sold yesterday evening a lot fronting 29 feet on Fourth street east, between B and C streets south, Baving a 'wo-story trame house thereon, for $1,050, to Mr. H. Kowland. Also, 2 two-stery brick Bouse fronting on Virginia Svenue, Detween Sixth street and the public space, Island: lot No.2, seuth of sqaare 463, tronting !7 feet, and running back 9 feet, to Mr. E. Wheeler for =2.s00. —__¢_. EaSTER ATST ALoyisus.—The services at St. Aloyisus Chureh on to-morrow Willbe ‘anusuaily interesting and impressive. At Li o’cleck a. m., Grand High Mass will be cele- brated, on which oceasion Millard’s Mass in G will be performed, for the first timein Wash- ington. he celebrated choir of this church will be strengthened by the addition of sey- eral favorite amateurs. Rey. B. F. Wiget, S. J. President ot Gonzaga College, will act as celebrant, and the eloquent Divine, Rev. B. A. Maguire, Presiden: of Georgetown Ool lege, will preach on the Gospel of the Day. Miitard’s Vespers will be rendered at 4 o'clock am the afternoon. A® UNNATURAL PARENT.—This morning the police of the second preciact brought to the police headquarters a little white girl, in- telligent, aru quite good looking, who bas been fed by the colored tamilies near tha boundary for some time. She says her father is a soldier, and left his wife in Philadelphia to take up with & woman here. He brought | the little girl from Philadelphia to this city, and finally turned her out to sleep in the barns and fodder-bouses on the country farms, where sne bas been furnished with food by a eBaritable colored man, who at Inst ted the facts to the officers, Major Rt will make an effort to have her properly cared for. —_.—___ NorroLk STEAMERS—A cespatch from Nortola says: +A projected line of steamers to run between Washington and Norfolk, is now exciting the atten of the mercantile com- munity of Norfolk, and measures are being actively devired by business men which will en-ure the success ard support of the steam. ers when they commence running.,’ SSR, SSRNNENE THe GEORGETOWN AND ALEXANDRIA Ratt ROAD.—The bill granting to the lessees of the Alexandria Canai, Messrs. Quigley, Wells and Dungan, the right to construc’ a railroad slong the berme bank of the canal, is now a law — Po.ics Reromts.—The lieutenants of ine police reported 4) arrests in the District yes. terday, and the fines amounted to $101 11. fe ete eee Tae Cosozrt at Foundry Qhurch takes piace on Thursday ofpext week—25th imstaat, ishes, per bunch., 2a4c. Onions, 50¢.; Okra, 30¢.; mS We. go bun me denn sh—Rock, large, each, #112; 40c,; Perch, 50 cents; Herri 20 cents; Shad, per pair; 50 cents to 75 Rye, per bushel, $1.50. Corn Meal. per bash, $1.20881.30. Shipstuff, 75a%c. Brownstaff, 60c Shorts, 45e. Corn, shelled, $1.20a$1.25, in ear, boy cay small. bunch, doz., 15a Oats, bu., 80a90c. Hay, cwt., 82.250 30. Straw, $1.50a1.75. Celery, pr bunch, luc. Krout, per quart, 8c, Cabbage, per head, Saic. Hommy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, 1a10 een Potatoes, 40c. per peck; Sweet Potatoes, 75 cts. Small Birds, per doz, $1.26; Small Ducks, 75c.481, Canvass Backs, $3a$4; Red Necks, S1a82 pair; Cranberries, 20c. Pumpkins, 10 50c.each. Prairie hens, $1 pair. A very ample supply of choice shad, her- fg, and bunch fish is offered now at the lie. ——eo— DanGrrovs PRACTICE.—A number of young Men residing on G street, the vicinity of the Patent Office, have been amusing themselves daily by shooting with a rifle and revolver indow of their boarding house, into the yards of the surrounding residences, at Avy object which appeared as a good ‘mark " Yesterday, a lady living on Sth street, be- tween G and H north, while engaged in plant- ing flowers m the yard of her residence, came very near being shot by one of these careless young men, the ball fired from Ld aan pass- ing within @ few inches of her head, and bury- ing itselt Coney into tbe fenee. This dangerous Practice bas become so frequent of late, that the residents of the locality above mentioned bave a perfect fear of going into their yards or gardens at all during day time. This shoot- ing ts generally done between 7 and 9 o'clock in the morning. and 4 and 7 o'clock in the af- ternoon, before and after busine-< hours, and calls loud tor the interference of the police before something serious happens. 2 Estar Stspay.—To-morrow terminates a season called Holy Week, which ts observed with great solemnity by many Christians, ecially those belonging to the Roman tholic, Pro‘esiant, and other branches of the Church. It is the fe: ‘abof the resurrec- tion of Christ, and is meraliy called the Christian This hus been termed the queen of festivals; {i hus been observed from the beginning. snd it is celebratea in every pari of the Christian world with great solem- Rity and devoti The primitive Christians very early on Easier Sunday morning used to salute their brethren with the words “Obrist is risen,’ and the reply. “Verily, Christ has Tisen indeed, and appeared unto Simon!" The Greek Church still retains this custom. In nearly ali Cbristian countries the recurrence of Easter has been celebrated with ceremonies, sports and superstitions. Among the best known Is the English cnstom of making col- ored eggs. which were often elaborately orna- mented. --- —e- CHRISTIAN Ont RO#.—The numerous friends of Elder D. P. Henderson, of Louisville, Kea- tueky, will be pleased to learn that he is yet in Wasbington, and will preach for the Christian Church, in the Supreme Court room, (Uity Hail.) to-morrow at 11 o'clock in the morning and 7); o'clock inthe evening. This gentle- Man is one of the ablest Bible scholars in the land und we advise those who have not yet heard him to atiend the services ‘o-morrow. Seats free. —_e—__ Tue Japranes No visitors to this city haye ever attracted more atiention from the distingul-hed people usually assembled here, than the Imperial Japanese Troupe, brought here by Professor Risley. Their novel per- fcrmances ai Wall's Opera House have drawn crowded houses, who were enthusiastic in their applause at some of the extraordinary feats of these wondertul gymnasts. This is their last day ia this city. ‘ - We ARE REQUESTED to say that no more eTsons can be employed at the (}overnment Tinting Office—and that it is useless to apply for work at that establishment. —— WASHIN€ TON ZOUAVES —This company i- about to be re-organized. See advertisement elsewhere of meeting of young men called for Monday evening next. family sewing machine yet: been -presented to the public, [o call At once, and procure one of this cele- brated Ly yd they Le Ray Hl bs Ley or premium at ev. fair where y bavi “and hive been preferred above ail For BENT—BRICK HOUGM of6 roome on ath St. west, between rth. 6 Per month. Apply to 0. iF ep 20- other machines, wherever they have been | _9P20-° ine part broughtin competition; the beauty and elas- oR JET—A very nico. now and convenien' i 4 a nq ticity of the stitch, and tne simplicity of the Recet story BELOK ry h Si Begrrace of | eer rma hee sixty acres of x oad chestn’ =| > a 4 Machine, 1s the wonder iration OfSll. | moderate. aes = © promis oid Seocem ee lend; ae sce Fromm Houses p* O8aL® FOR BOIL DING BRICK Tux Quretion i often asked, Why is it —Three Unfarnisbed BOOMS, con | proved and feceed, ani la weil edeprad fer one OF OULVEBT 1B bor th & Gaither is th water. Very desirable toasmall | ofthe finest marketand garden farme inthis part ance tesa tania wien fe gt Se paren bod Wekeepiag. Ne. 434 7th the country, end will be sald together or in se Beildingy, always so crowded with Ladies! The reason Patent and Post Offices. am ba +s, Or will be divtaed tobe capitol af the Tas eT Bes re bg Suvi they, renee i .- a two » With @ house and improvements on rep 69 coe rege te —— of goods _ their line; y he ‘with. | each. foxes ~ 4 s. til 0 & Bauer Sewioe Maciinee’ Webeuts Sgreat a. moder stetarmis, at 33a ac street | appr te BL WeUles Ooe Baril e105 st booe.for haiebiag Brien rs ines, nerth. dl lene ’ ivertin Botanic Gard. faruis attraction for the Ladies. ap 16-10t_ Corner Louisiana a enae aad 6th st ~ wpa 44 — jen 4c gaan Rages y BENT About $300 worth of | pulit in the beet m and Wontpepurnettt Pieinere Ail who have | sete ieee cea Me ie rat very toe fo mer ORLD.—Burnett’s lorime!— who hav ie im < ty thi th, used it pronounce it the finest perfume made, | 927 nerth B's with Sf'ecn | y, thet the qu te unlike any others—not pungent and sickening. but delicate and Iasting, resembling Fors ISUZD HOU! Too ture new; house f posed 0! One part of best hyd parts of elem arp silict O theodor .of acboice bouquet of Howers. All | Mgbtfully situated unt be by the Mrest foot: about two druggists and fancy goods dealers cell it. sock at PPly at 307 Ma Possession gi id Htry (760) feet of arch is to be oop The work mast be o mmenced es soon os so clont abutment wall tslaid, 0 as te beable JewRtRy.—Blue, Pink, Ooral, White Clus- OB SALE OB RENT—Fiv, OB BALB {Only $100 cash required, and $10 Fo onth mneiie aid iBone ter Setis, Bog Wood Setts, Coral Bar Setts, 300 ach, (the whole enclosed im a wo story pad gs ye The centeri ot net be seruck styles Sleeve Buttons, Silver Plated Spoous, of the pity limits. Terms “To wove, be porated Forks, Cups, Cali Belle, received this moruing, 8p.0 2w* No. 425 New ~" for repairing at Prige’s One Dollar JewelryStore, No. 435 ‘BREE ROOMS, WELL FUE corner ¥ ~ ep sat. Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street. 1 Private fami jant’s Building, feral from the Onapitol. stre t. nemr the corner of Be ap 20 eost™ No proposals will be - — Lapres desirous of purchasing Straw and Millinery Goods, shonid certainly call upon Mes-rs. Davis & Gaither, No. 20 Market Space, as they have the mostextensiye and fiuest as- sortot good. in their line, of any house in the nteriainet except from those engaged tn such bastness. and the rightis resery by the emgineer in ch ree tor or all bids ot deemed to the iaterest of it. “"The bids wil] be opened at this office at noonoa arene the 'rond leadi ast boundary of the city; 4 rooms ‘ ee to Wm. Corcoran’s Farm, half «mile porth of the ith large lot of ground enclosed. Price | the 25th dey of April, i867 x ‘ {pe'uinus of the Seventh st. railroad. Inquiraen | $3.00) Inquire 347 34 at mh %8-tf . of Enginoors, Byt. Brig. Ges b Bek SvIT TRE ACTION to the word. and the werd pa oor ee — | seinen = ied isa to the action, and buy your clojhes for One -The very rab! ol Ls Price Only—marked ia plain figaree—ar Hea. | & vide or M et north bet sthand gti: ste.weat, | WANTS. ————_—s| porn TT INDIAN ning’s,corner 7th street and Maryland avenue. | [eyes the lot is atwostory brick stable | Wy ANTED—All persons to know tha ¢ they can DreanrMent oF TNF InreRion, a 15x25 feet g into a wide paved alley. also rocure MEDIOINES st aoy bour of the { Dark Bive Flannel Suits, all grades and | a well ofthe water in the city. The: t bt bell at F. X DOO- little property on Hill. righ pringing the ni sizes, coat. lined or nnlined, at Sak’s, 525 Sev- th LEY’S Pharmacy, Oapitol ha, es Proposals will be received ap to the 15th day of aT Den 2D treet fc ap 20-2w" eae aE Be yet Lf oe man, s 7 2 ° ‘tonity is now ’ Al = % a. tendent of an Afiaire fer the Northera enth street, under the Avenue house, 2 peeetian Feet 01 Woe nines Le my Het = intendency, a Omaba City, Bebra veka, for the —— oe -——_ ‘ a iver! Sooner on LATER, a neglected cold will de. | ®>2-_! 2 Space. , fone but Arat-class hands need apply. Gatti towig ate Olty of the following Btock velop a constant Cough, Shortness of Breath, aus a FaRi ot w NP: 300 bead of Milk ¢ Failing Strength, and Wasting of Flesh—the | }) nied ed with brici wes: Does OPEBATOB on Wheeler avant couriers of Consumption. In some in- healthy; delicious fruit stances the same cause will produce Bron- | honse, stone quarry. woodland: 30 m chitis, a disease of the branches of the wind- | of #! ean ee es cai ss, tne Keng ipe. In all affections of the Pulmonary or- parate yn B cr! . end'd fresh milc! tans, as well as in Bronchial Complaints, 2 Aris hierar. BLGNDOM & 00..N. W, Fila Jayne's Expectorant is both a palliative and rT Bridge an: ngress streets, Georgetown, ae eter ty acurative, as the testimony of thousands, =r —— and i's world-wide reputation attests—while | h'OB SALE—LOT No. 3, in Square 59. on 23d in Coughs and Colds it acts speedily, street west, between E street north and Vir- jachine. Good waces will be ong Apply at 403 Seventh st., betweer Mend “ ANTE re=pectable young @alored MAN. with good rence’, a Situation as Boom Servant, or as Driver. dings. oceupyt reser 300 head of Min 6 dians, oconpyip, of the Niobrar: 300 bead of Milk Cows for the Yancton Sioux In dians. oc wns, & reservation in Dakota 100 head of Milk Cows for the Indians. occupying a reservation in Nebraska, 20 head of young American Bulls. 39 head of Beef Catt'e, (steers.) ik 4 will be Address it* W ANTED-PARTNER in the Boot and business; and se already established The Cows must be of geod quality, American when taken according to directions, promptly gi b oo me mes ieau met front. 187 feet 2h — require: ply at 305 Ponsers - pases nee = om A ke wapytinvenn the ~ removes them. Why not give this standard | wood House, contaluing fre rove” Aiee cee | fvenue.__ — 2 calf, will be preferred. Dry cows will bet be re remedy an immediate trial. Sold by all drng- | small Houses on the rear of the lot, oongaint a fig bh ssiver The Bulis must be not less thas three gists. W:Sm_ | tworooma cach. The three houses rent for about | CABRTAGE con Wed sare Oia: and the Beef Cattle net less than four No Berrer INvESTMENT can be made than pce Bima ae Le jmrmodte iN. 371 ath street. Superinte: oa oe Seatl shove the sight te oo BE wa . z 0 i Va = reject any or all the bids; also. x t mn Clothing at the present reduced prices at | 90 12-tf_ Sm strect, between Bandy. | Wj ANTEB—On the SRO a a a SES the Great Central Clothing House, 460 Seventh jot of GROUN with ga: er and h room in t delivered ere not of the req character street, opposite the Post Offic at avenue and L street 8 perma: ant. Rent not te exceed Superivtendent Denman will be authorized te ” Stet Spegtect. Inquire month jdres-, 8. ©, DAVIS, Star Ofice. receive the said cattle and to give vouchers to the Dr. Wire, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania .O. ap 20-3t° . : * Parties del ering the, cattle, to Be paid at tbe avenne, between 4% and 6th streets, contin SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO hi cit bes the successtul treatment of Uorns, Bunions, A cite upfurnished ROOMS, in a brick. | WAehipston city. Bed Nails, Enlarged Joimts, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c. Feesat office: one The time of the deli very of the cattle will be 4e- house, from avery quiet family The house mnst | termined bs Superintendent De ~< SION ST z i Bm situated ee = the — ot the Pz: bave the power to c! ery. C| = 50 © on: a " 0 ‘0 Oo 41 Ast ferences required an idregs - with the consent of tb: ntractor. Malls, Bhtetgea Sotataivaanting boc fanth corner of Ist street. with STOCK ani | MABDER, U.S. Ooast Office ai” ” | “Good smh eptachont bomhe mill he etesiee’ Gor and Moles,$ito S5each. Office hours trom | "IXTEBES. P ton given fumediately. man wife and daugh- | the faithful fulfillment of the contract ) ANTED—By agent. Ww ter, BOABD with two BOOMS; adjoining each other wouk preferable. Location between K snd N streets and 7th and lith streets; private referrel; state the price, Add YP. * a m.to5 p.m, and6 toS p.m. No charge for consultation. Established 1:61. Bids will vot Le received for a sess pumber than the total number of cows and valle called ter ory FRAME HOUSES, Separat als, bewever, will be recetvad for chelation oO. i BROWN INO, mated in Purly’sOourt, on Ist street west, between Penna avenue and B —_—_—_—. Two Hunprep Boy’s Suits, all grades and family | the beef cattle. Heer Zarek. Inquire of JOHN PORPY. No. 5, | F., State Department. ap 2) st* mb 80 color, from five dollars and fifty cent- to eight | i street. ap 19-3t* Ay ANTED—A compclent PERSON as Uook and dollars, at Sak’s, 625 7th street, under the OB REN on | Waar oe ply at the house of the Gom- TERNME 3 Avenue House. 2 dD strects, 12 reoms. bot abd cold water, | mandant. Navy Yard. ‘ap 19-21" GOVERNMENT SALES. an ——_-—— &e. Appl rem betweeu 10 and 11 om the - oe 7 T. i 51 Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re- | o'clock daily, or to WINDSOB & LORD, No. 532 Ww PLEMMING'S Station oye etrene ey no — —e saadabsianson ceived this morning, at the Great Central | Maryland avenue. ap 19-6t* 436 and 6th ste. ‘ap 19 2t" Depot G eri , Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the (FFIOn OF OLAGETT & SWEENY, PUBOHASE AND SALE BUEEAU. Post Office. eke ees IE For Corns, Bunions, Bab NAILS, ete., con- B wanted with a (geariermaster Ofte, Washincton. D Ari 18, ake t to take one-half Will_be sold st public auction. on pri W45trD —4 Pant amet 22, at Eastern Branch Oorral i} amount ef J . A |. Onder the eu- way i established business. eo ay pervision of Captal ‘ames @ Favae. 4 Qo... suit Dr. White, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, be- No. 4 Market Space, second floor, ae pe aspalsane Genin mais etter Rid axo 15 MULES, LOPES TOS ee eee REAL ESTATE BROKERS. BS. APPIy at No, Yo Marwet | “Bale to commonse af 20a m. sold si 4 For SHIRTS made to order goto Franc’s. a (24 floer,) over HOOK ese animals wi 0) ng! 494 7th street, between D and E; also, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, at prices, that defy compe- tition; Gray's, Byron’s and Imitation Linen Collars, 25 cents per box; Scarf and Ties in endless variety. 8-1: Terms cash, in Government fu. 7 b O.B. TOMPKINS, ANTED—A Furnished HOUSE, cestral Gea jacated—seven to nine Rooms. 'h reaseng. Set. Bete. Sees a ble rent will be paid. references. Notify | — = ———————— = box 150 P. ©. or Boom No. 9 Celonization | PABIS AND NEW YORK MILLI. Building, 411 Peppa. ave. al 19 RY. SPECIAL NOTICE. BUILDING LOTS.—We call espe ot purchasers to our list of des Lots. Weare the sole agents to on EME Vey eee Mre_ A.G. GASTON has just returned MARRIED. Omg HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars just acoeteiaing fea ft tee oe ‘$25 | from New Xork with a large and elegant McKINLEY—WHALEN. On the 16thinst.,by | Teceived. Call and look at them at the Great aares, | °8#b, and the balaacein monthly instalments. Susacionn bison Donoete nun teas te tealen ona RIMERY ond Mice MARY ELIZADETA WHE, | site the Post Omer ne? 102 7 street, oppo to “otter upon fiers WE. cor. Rew York avr and ievi'st children; Orystal, Amber. Pearland Straw Or- 2 . J offer upon lileral ; :. 2 . pamente. iso, & sssortment pe LBB all of Goran Doe z i ————— spla-tf Plant's Building, Booms 12 and'13, | pamente. Also, gw gp ny BAL DAVIS—-MINNICE. On the-1sth nlt., by the | Good CoTTon Socks, 15, 20, and 25 cents per 203, bounded by Fourteenth and Fif- WANTED TO BUY—At s tair price, a tolcrable erent variety Ribbons, Silks, Orapes, Bev. P Hall Sweet, THOMAS DAVIS and Miss | Pair; good Merino Shirts and Drawers, 9) | teenth streets, and ¥ and B streets, g00d HORSE and WAGON. apd Beal Laces, &c. JENNIB MINNIOE. of Virgin . cents each; good Summer U adershirts,75 cents, Square 20s, bounded by Fourteenth and Fif- STARR & CO., Particular tion given to all orders. at Franc’s Popular Gents’ Furnishing Stere, cee n Q cma B streets Nortbeast corner Ne vi Booms, 446 8th street. near Pennsylvanie ave- 494 7th {he between D = Also, 00d | teenth strocte, Roig hy Fonsteenth ond Fit. a se-et and 15th street, Fe nue mb 13-3m White Shirts at $1.75, $2, and $2.50. 8-1: rt yj Pe ant A ae FISHER Departed thi the 19th, after age *'Sauare No. 286, bounded by Fourteenth and Thir- WASTED To rent. ty thes SPS IOS PUTER CONPETD os i Skul. fan fortitude: Mie AW ein te | Just Reoxivep thie merning one hundred teenth atrecta. and V and W streets. 0 Acdrese DEPART Warranted Whal-bon*. at Z aT, Wisbersin baste iher | More of those fine twenty-five doilar suits, at | Square Bo. 237, popnded by Fourteenth and Thir- | OLBRK. Star Oftice. MME PRINOR’s, gas Wsle o- seme asm year of her | the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th | teenth, and T and U streets. WANTED_A WOMAN tow ap 12-6t" 22 Market Bpace. 4 of the family are | street, opposite the Post Offige. tegatana 8 and’ T'etecots, Powrteonthand Thir- | VV iman preferred. Apply to A ARE ASSORTMENT OF att residence — 2 — o No. ‘yg % ? o sin OF 3d strevt ea Just RwckiveD—Three hundred Boys’ | povaere by Wourtconth and Thien ee ere gy W 4ANTED—8 SITUATION ty a0 experienced @1.95 sper, 5 day afternoon. at Suits, latest Spring styles from ten te fitreen and 8 streets. neehace ot Bien eto ae charge of a MME. PRINCES, ROPREAU. Oo Feuredey Aprit is. at 5 o'clock | Housg Perm” Or ne Great Oentral Clothing | | Sauare Ho. 373, bounded Witmer: Oba Thir- | Bore sear Cees oe 1 - ——— Charles Bovecee Cae er ne UOBAU, wite of 400 7th street, opposite Post Omca. | , Sauare No, 274, bounded by Twelfth and Thir- WASTED—A iret clas CATERER. to take MARGE SES~ TRIMMINGS AXD aries =: are No. 275, bounded by Twelfth and Thir- qharee of @ lurge dintue room and kitchen MILLIBEEY Goops, OB SALE—A first-rate W atso: PERSONAL. teenth, and 8 apd T streets ™ tet sine 5 ey ring, house. Not e,ualled in Weentagr?ns et F Price. $18), Inquire at B. : Teelith, and'S acd weeended by Bleventh and Ist Corner Louitiaus ate, o$ ¢¢h st ME Tas Market Opace Ooac! reet. —— u 5 2 le “RSHORG-IN LAN OSGAPE Palle noon. LL OF THE POPULAR PATENT MEDI-| Sauare No. 336, bounded by Tenth and th ANTED—B tab! $th and loth. Course of 20 Lessons, $30; balf | apitol Hill, soci ant “apwaw: ’| strecteand Vermont avenue, Tents 82d Eleventh | able experience Lar Feit BASH, RUSSIA OBASH. Cc FROM AUCTION 12%2,14 and 16 cents. IRISH LINEN 45 warranted all linen. a stet MOSLED Sedgeg 2 on con reduced to 26 c: J,W. SELB 0.8, 19-3t 323 avenue. N EW BOOKS —Du Chailiu’s journey to Ashan go Land, with illustrations and fe d The Last Days of a King. Beill ‘hreads of Maryland Colonial History. Ohristie’s Faith, byt! thor of Carry’s Confessions jomas’ Americ: ruit pg so CS anual of Rlemontary Log: ic. Literary of James K. Pan ‘el Vol. apis FBANCK TAYLOR. 505 NINTH STREET, 505 FOUB DOURS NORTH OF D STREET, (Seaten Hall Building.) WALL PAPEBS, WINDOW SHADES. SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FLOOB OIL CLOTH, GILT COBNIO) OVAL 4ND SQUARE PIOTURB FRAMES. PICTUBE OORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. A fine assortment of the above Goods iustore. and for sale OHEAP FOR CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, mh 28-3m 505 9th street. N EW STOOK ! CHOIOB GOODS! ESTABLISHED IN 1646. L.F cba RE, DEALER IN PAPEBHANGINGS AND UPHOLSTERY, 245 Penn’s ay., bet. 12th and 13th sts., Having recently entarged and refitted his Store, invites attention to a new stogk of entirely choice and selected Goods, ch is offered at GREATLY BEDUCED PRICES, INTERIOR DEOOBATIONS! Stamped, Gilt, Bronzed and Decorative Wall Pa- pers, Window Shades in the greatest variety, Floor and Table Gilcioths of different grades, Shade Hollands inall colors, Picture Cords and Tassels, Paper Bhades, Firebosrd Prints, Boor Mats etc. ap 18-tf Cc BONIN’S BASE BALL BMPOSIUM. 4 rated New York Beles ent of Pacers cotek = Base La um, constant arge and well selected steck, or fu: der, Base bay yy! ow Prize Bats, op a GS ape. Shirts, 0; eive 5 |, Oroqaet, . Score. Bi fond Hehos's selek real ie and ealers and cli Price list sent HOTIOB— Will organized Base Ball and Cricket AGES, Glubs. junior and senior, please ‘ish me wit! alist thelr officers sidess of secretary, aed of play-ground? ap 4-1 CuLpaas Dy ae > ILD: ©. Thy Aes oftnerfment of CHILDREN’S Scag wonnege Oe copa t prices obtained clsewhere ve SASS EreS ASHING Tex, t Feferonce given. Al | On the petition of RICHARD A ‘aman to* OY Post Ofice, Washiugton,D. 0. | of Philadelphia. Pa.. praying for tha vest ith and Tenth, re No. 360, bounded by WN and V acd W sete 7 _® af & patent granted to him October ©. 1854, ante-dated Sunare No. 351, bounded by Minth ana Tenth, ANTED TO BUY—Seron1 hand OLOTHING | /abuary 9, 158s, for an improvement to Process for and T and U atrects. nd OLO 362, bounded by Ninth Tenth. f all &c., by EL IUSTHS, 2843, | Purifying Fatty Bodies, for sever years from the were id on * | Teh at., de and Mets nerth. api7 Im* pep LF, ies place on Square No. 364, bounded by Ninth and Tenth zB Ww Ez ; . © said ton be heard EBY FOREWARN suy person from | streets, and Khode Islaud syenae aud B street Ware. for eee TRE at Ls tow. | ie iartered that the s DEY the ire “aay of Bose Bo: eli. Square No 396, bounded by Eighth Ninth | do bous rk and washing. None pee: June next, at 12 o'clock m.; and all persons Dilis co: streets, and Bhode [sland avenue and RB et. without good recommenlations, are Rotified to appear and sho use, if any Square No. 421, boauded by Seventh and Bigath a bave, why said petition ought ‘be ‘granted. ANTED—Ladies to know that they -ai Bored and P and Q streets.) hefr H eT 4 Persons opposing the extension are required to “ me. | and and Torreon ns 7 Secunda and Third. | os, ie eescuritn ar CREE wee Sle in the Patent Office thelr objections, specially SONNE ROE Rea eM TIES Two | "We have parts of Squares and single Lote in ail Skirt and Corset Manufactory, the day of hemine: ok east sweaty, dive before i. * win i . a Uncle Sam's employ. deri i poate of the city. renee 6 rty, to be used st the said . must be ftted eee some lean Gt Ty cA aka8 Biace persons in almost any part of the $3 000 20 £5 oer wese4, tamed’ ly a and transmitted in accordance wi the if deel eg Adder in fan i po oxohaaged | “The rom gicclhoned pecrers aa: our bouks:con be perier, to superintend » manufacturing estab. ef te office, which will be furnished om 5 a rohased on very easy terms. isbment in Bal tii . oF to ° peritions and relied upon as a eee URS Mee oPABTON,, | Ponty the market price asked for property.» | Hekment tu Baltimore. ort Pennsylvania avenne, | ter ust be Giles. tn the ofee ficemty dare a8 soe, Wa-hington city, D. No charge on property left with us for =ale in this city. None with less cash capital than the the day of bearing: the arguments, if any, FOE MADAME FOY'S CORSET SKIRT SUP- | less sid LAGETT & SWEENY above need apply. Address Lock Box 03, Wash after Sling the testimony. is 8, intellogemecer, Dd. 303 oft strest, between Dantes apse oR ee ceriks contulen Coki nomen le trek clece Meek eee eee Py sag aicers ~iasalogio, Fe. 3 [Se SATEGT STYLES OF HOOP SKIRT OF | S000 inguire af Mrs, TURNER'S, street | hand at Blackemithing A. aa . alg oy feat fess’ the best English wire at rT at OHE. | north, between 6th and 7th. ap 13-3" ‘A. & SHEPREED & BROS., Fablications to be st least sixty days 2 PAU MS Hoop Skirt and Corset Manufactory, 49 B RENT-Part of the large COTTAGE, on | p10 269 Pennsylvania avenue. | be day of = T. 0, THRA! vepiag: Tze’: between sth and 7th streets, | FOB RENT— Part of the large COTTAGE. on STED_HOUSES to 1 b + 2 U0 Pleasant rooms and location; convenient to De- | WW 4¥TED- B le declining Cet? | P.8.—Ratto © papers L ADIES WILL PLEASE TAKE FQzIce partments, and cers pass the corner. 18 3t* ing, and a ‘acres, near cone and send their bilis to Potent fed ond eed eye thet HOUP BEIBTS al- SALE—Two SHOW WINDOWS and | Washington D.L. WELLS @ CO. = apes cuatelions Sis pean. tered snd se peired in en Gesizablese at 0 as. B. with wire shutter, the entire frestof | spé-Im __ Corner La. av. and 6th st. D*P4sTEEsT o Tas Br Louisiana ave..bet. 6th and 7th sts. api6-6t | Store No, 3797th street, corner of 1. Apply on ANTBD—WANTED_MEN for the United UNITED Sf 4 4 F EVERY the premi Sp 18-3t tates Army, at 461 © street, near Balti “sires oe. ¥ EVERY LADY I8 WANT OF HOOP On Farsished, handsome PARLORS | more Beilrond Topett eat? the petition of Ba\ikuiN Tavita, SKIRTS, CORSETS, SEIET COVERS. &o.: 4 BEDROOMS. in or sing = a York. 8 ¥. Biaying for the ac... will gals at the manufactory of DOUGLAS a cd} bath inthe house. Ho. 234 Ht etenee’ W'STED-4 OUTTER and BOOT FITTEE tn granted to him » 503 9th st., between D and E, they will Détween 19th and 2th, one square from the av. &@ store. Steady employment given. Apply Steam ‘somethi tly to t! advantage. . ap i8-tMal™ at No. 479 sth st., bet. Penn. avenue and D made to order Rib Te alway on story FRAME HOUSE, | —~ as bend and pe SA "Skirts altered ud repaired, ap 1-1" gen. veinern Bridge and | WW ANTRO_A SITUATION se seamstron oye GWAILAMEN DESIROUS OF HAVING thojr PE at He Tie | Wheéler & Wilson's Sowing Machine: Gower ack Coats, Pants and Vests Scoured aud ls Joon ‘ep 18-3t* fit ladies’ and children’s dresses. Address, fer calling ath MAUSD SERS would oo well by three days, Box No. 7. Btar office. few ng Depot, 477 lush street, « few doors aber of CLOTHING, ola end VE ve W Worbint sre avenue. sp 3-lm* value, at the old estab! erchant Pa\ "s Store of B. FULTO. os 902. he Boers norte ef Pensa na aor = Bole Agcatfor SINGER'S SE WING MACHINE 3 or any other article of from Oapi- wD tol. ‘ap 18-8t OR BAL ca 7 & Kk 7 sale. 98 3 A first class B AU ‘tor has five business. only cause foreslting pro De ime Je iy ie sel ro! gtter business. droly to OUOP EE Auctioneers, southwest cormer ith st. (OB RENT—Thre ished ROOMS, on the 2d floor, with eve: complete for house- r rm cin a 1} at No. 407 ist street D ALL KINDS 0 Ee 4 eB at and trimmed new, at streets north, Oapitol Hill. ta ee eoim PEASANT so communicating furnioned “ and comnfunicating r = OM + at4s6 lith p Warranted fant Salone A | at., bets Bead Fete eee eee ease rs vaag Reo Purchassd at's high Te Ln i Seep ed aoe “apap ae 324 D street, 2 10th and iith. ee ~ Bq WILLOW BATS. dice hav ailding, J2end18/ 7p YOU WANT TO GET THE GENUINE | (1 5GLISE BASE BALL, ond Stern a rane pearing noose. sos | Listes tei a game Weegee | cxovonr, gape a enee Pas i Mew Fc t rooms Bent Wii™ °Mt 34 street and Penn. avenue, Capi 394 D street, oth nnd tith. a, IBD CAGES! tece BIRD CA@Es! j ‘The larzest stock of ty. _mb 12-tf 439 th street. opposite Pane Otice, apistf 394 PPL RAT Hith OBN D. OLARK, ATTOR: = ap a a SPI ERO AS SEER, SED PoTratTogs. a fe apt eersson s, Mens .