Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1867, Page 2

_THE EVENING STAR. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. + The Largest Circulation in the District W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Prepricter. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY.................APRIL 22, 1867. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE VOR INTERESTING TRELB- GEAPHIO AND CTHER MATTER. THE ATLANTIC MONTBLY ON MR. LINCOLN- The tendency of the age is toward realism: and a’ the presen: rate of progress the time Will soon come when the most insigaificant ‘ma‘‘er of fact” will be considered of greater importance than the most glorious dream of he lof‘ies* idealis It may weil be doubted however, whether the werld will be any et or wiser whea the iconoclasts, now so busy, Dave finished ‘heir work of destruction. It is all very well to decry bero- worship, but it has ite place im the economy of human natare, and *s uses in inMueacing ‘he formation of char. seter. Even if}! were not so, thereare higher and holier things than mere utility, in the nar- row sense in which that word is generally ap. pled. The raceof dry-as-dusts now ransack- ing the musty tomes of history with the sole view of bringing down the great men o¢ other days to conform to their own smaii tandard, are engaged im an unen viable, and jet us bope, fruitless work. The great mass of mankind will continue to believe in Homer snd Sbakspeare, and will no sooner accept be doctrine that Jesus was a mere man, with the failings and iafirmities of other men, than | bey will be convinced of thesanctity of Judas lecariot and the moral excellence of Neroand Riebard the Third. But it is not of men. good or bad, who lived so long ago, that we have to speak new. Our subject is nearer home. if ever there was aman enshrined in the popular beart, while living, that man was Abraham Lincoln; and among the common people of this country and Eurepe (always quick ia their perception of the “eroic) bis memory, now that be is dead, is and will be cherished as that of a good and true man Had be not died vy the hand of an as-assin this would have been the case, all the same- The popular conception of his character, as we gather from many sources, seems to haye been that he was the mos @nteliectual man, even in this country: but that he wag good and true, and simple; that he was honest in intention and earnest in purpose; that he was in thorough sympathy with suffering Sumanity—a man of the people; and that brenghout the great contest between treedom and slavery he was actuated not only by his own convictions of right, but was imbued with an bumble and child-like trust im Divine Providence, whose instrument he believed bimeelf tobe. Phis estimate of his character may Of may not be correct, but its being the faith of the masses, whose intuition is se!dom at fault, is in its favor. We therefore regret bas suffered at the hands of one of his adyo- cates—tbat Abraham Liacoin has been -+poi- coned’in the house of his friends.”” We refer to am article fin the Affuntic tor April. on +*Pioneering,” which, written evi- dently by @ friend of Mr. Linco and tus cause, is, in our opimion, better calcucated to divest him, inthe minds of many readers, of those engaging quali:ies wnich endeared him to the people, than all the covert and open Aitacks of the most malignant of his enemies- ‘Thos we are told that Mr. Lincoln was «for years reckless. despairing and atheistic:” that be was moody and cold: that although tem- perate, he was not a temperance man, and that & g00d woman who broke off from bim said, «1 thought that his extraordinary indifferenc others grew out of selfishness or abstraction,” Even his integrity, wnich earned him tne mame of the “the honestest man in ail the West,” does not come unalloyed from the Atlantis etucible. The writer also says that Mr. Lincoin had no “native conviction on the subject of slavery,” bat that it vas Demo- eratic corruption, not American sla ery, which determined his political positien.”” Pains are taken to prove that his first step in the cause of freedom, the signing of tne cali for a coa- vention at Bloomington, was done by his law partner, Mr. Herndon, who forged Mr. Lin- coln’s name, though the latter approved the action when he heard of it. We pass over Many other points, and come to the unkindest cut of all, which is the opimion of President Finney. (of Oberlin College.) as to ‘-the ex- Teme slowness with which Lincoin seemed ‘otake in the Providential character of the war.’ According to President Finney, Mr. Lincole did not feel tae divine presence very bear in tbe first two years of the war, as it seemed any man living soberly would have done. Now, if there is any one point oa which Mr. Linceln’s admirers are agreed, it is in this one of his child-like faith im the workings of Providence. To be sure, the finite cannot comprehend the infinite, and Mr. Lincoin’s views of the designs of Providence, ana the ‘ime and manner of accomplishing the divine | purpuse,may have been different from those of Mr. Finney. Mr. Lincoln was willing to ed Wasuinerton, April 22, 1987. Jay Cooke & Uo. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: U.S. 6's Coupon, 1881 ..s00+.00000109 we % «108 1865. + 109% . Five Twenties, Jan&J’y, | Wis |. S. Ten Forties........00 8x U.S. Seven Thirties, August, 106. U.S. Seven Thirties, June,,. 105, U.S. beven Thirties, Juiy, WS: NEW YORK FIRST BOARD BALES. Coupon: PE caves. bok 4 5.20's, L 's, August 5.20"s, 1666. s: 70'S, Jane ....0105 5% 5.20'8, 1585 630m Daly... 010685 | 5.20'e, Jn. WIS Gold... i tore. FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote Stocks ana Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New Yor, April 22.—ist Board—U. S. 1 pon 6s, 109%; do., 5-20's, 109 10-40 8, Coupons,—; Mo. State 6's, —; Onaton Co.,42; Cumb'd Coal Co. prefd, 23; Quick- iver Mining Co.,28,; New York Central R.R., > Erte Railway, 56%; Hudson River RK. R., Reading R. R., 104; Michigan Ceatrai 107 ¢; Michigan Southern and N. indiana R. R., 655; do. gnaranteed, —- lllinow Oen- tral R K., 1123): Cleveland and Pitsburg K.R., 6 y: Chicago Northwestern R. &., 30% do. preferred, Cleveland and Toledo Kk. R. 1; Ohicago and Rock Isiand R. R.,. 85%; Pitsburg, Fort Wayne. and Uhicago R. R 9: Obio and Mississippi Certificates, 223, Pacific Mail, 125 Gold, 2.30 p. m., 1384. CONVICTED OF FRAUD UPON THE PENSION OFFICE. On the 16th instant, in the U. S. District Court at Detroit, Michigan, Judge Williams presiding, Jerome G. Smith was convicted of forgery and & fraud upon the Pensicn Office He has been sentenced to pay a fine of $1,090 This was an important trial, and was con- ducted by the Hon. A. Green Russell U 8. District Attorney, assisted by James P. Tustin, Eeq., of the Pension Office, on behalf of the Government, and by Hon. Sylvester Larnea and L. H. Stewart, Esq., of the Detroit bar 2 oN a a AB Hy NO ADMITTANCE The President bas directed that hereafter no one be allowed in the Secretaries’ room at the Executive Mansion, except those haying busi- ness with the Secretaries, and not until their eards shall have been taken in by the door- keeper. This order is given to break up the Tounging in that room by those desiring to see the President, and others who haye no partic- ulsr business at the White Hon: THE RUSSIAN TREATY. Senator Sumner is writing out bis remarks in Execative session upon the Russian treaty for publication. Mr. Sumner has also written a letter, which will appear in the New York Independent this week, upon his bill establish- ing universal suffrage in the North. NAVAL NEWS. Despatches have been received at the Navy Department announcing the arrival of the | U.S. steamer Mackinaw, Commander JN, wait until the will of Providence, and the | wish of the people, were clearly manifested tohim. With due deference te President Fin- ney, and the author of Pioneering,” we in- cline to the opinion that Mr. Lincoin in this, &s in other matters for which he was called to Sccount, pursued the wisest and safest course: 4nd that posterity will applaud him aot only for nis integrity, singleness of Purpose, and devotion to his country, but fora far-reaching | intelligence in the ordeal through which he passed, which prompted him to Slways do the Tight (Ding at the rigbt tim NAVY ORDERS. Commodore Wm. Rogers Taylor has been detached from Ordnance duty at Pittsburg, Penneylvanis, and placed on waiting orders. Commander Wm. W. Low has been de- tached frem Ordnance duty at Boston and or- dered ‘o duty as Inspector of Ordnauce at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Rear Admiral H. H. Bell, Commodore A. 5. Drake. and Lieut. C der Previtt Abbott Bb@ve been placed on retired LAND OFFICE IN MISSISSIPPI. ‘The Commissioner of the General Land Of- fice bas just received a report from the re- ceiver at Jackson, Mississippi, stating that rooms in the State capitol have been appropri- ated tree of charge for the United States Land Office; that the receiver had had all the books and papers of the Paulding and Washington, Mississippi, land offices, which were not in a very goed condition, removed to Jackson. S7 Since the appearance of Faed’s “ Evan: geline” we bave seen no picture (head) so ex- pressive and beautiful as tbat entitled «The Better Land,” drawn by Miss A. R. Sawyer and engraved by G. E. Perrine. It represen's ® youthful figure with a fuce of wondertal beauty, purity and sweetness, uplifted man attitude of faith and devotion. Shadowy Bands bold the crown of reward over the youtbful head, which is lighted with sott ra. diance from above. E. F. Jenkins, Esq, is canvassing the c ity for this beautifel produc en. CorrigMaTions anv REJECTIONS. —The Senate, on Saturday, confirmed the nomina. tions of Marshall F. Moore, of Onio, as Goy- ernor of Wasbington Territory; of United States Attorneys Moses Veale, of Montana Territory, and Edwin H. District, Tennessee, of De Witt Clinton Bax. East, of Middle ter, as naval officer at Philadelphia; of Cnas, H Whaley, Nebraska, as indians, and of Frank M. ter U.S. A. and rejected the somiva’ Andrew J. L General to Havana. ORDERED To Om: nt to the Pawnee iting, as Paymas- of itt, of Comnecticay, as Consul —Capt. G. B. Russell, #4'b intspiry, has been ordered to report to General Augur for assignment to duty. Capt, BR. bas been on duty for some time past as in- spector general on Gen. Emery’s staff in this city. the rebellion he path niche ales S7 From Shillington, Odeon Busiding, we have The Galezy, for May 1, and Beadle's Dims Speaker, No.7, containing extracts and passages from American erators and authors. | Quackenbush, at Hampton Roads yesterday «hat the tair fame of our martyred President | from the West India squadron. Also, from Lieut. Com. L. A. Beardsly, of the steamer Aroostook, announcing his arrival at Rio. Officers and crew ail well. PERSONAL.—General Butler is in town wait- img the decision of the Supreme Court in the Grey Jacket prize cases. -++-George Bancroft is in Washington, to be present ai the baptism of @ grand child. He dined with the Presi- dent yesterday. Assistant Secreiary Chandler, of the Trea- Sury, is absent from the city, having been called to Concord, N. H., toattend the funeral ot bis fatber-in-law—ex-Gov. Gilmore—who died on the 17th insi- During his absence W. H. West, Esq.. chief clerk, will discharge the duties of the office asa Pe tees ew! &7 From J. ©. Parker, Post Office News- stand, we haye the Galazy (published now montbly instead of fortnightly) for May 1; also the Riverside Magazine for May. ————_____ INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this source to-day were 8504. 425.56. Sei ctet: se! siete THE Vincixia LEGISLATURE.—In the Vir- ginia Senate, last week, the House bill dispos- ing the State's interest in the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad, on certain conditions, was passed. House bill relating to the Alexandria canal and railroad was also passed, allowing the construction of a railroad along the berme bank of the canal. A bill has likewise paseed the Senate to allow evlored Persons to testify in court onan equality with whites. The bill incorporaiing the Winches- ter and Strasburg Kailroad Com pany has passed both houses. The bill to extend the Danville railroad so as to tap the Virginia and Tennessee road near Wytheville has passed the Senate, and awaits the action of tae House. a THE CONDITION OF ARCHBISHOP SPALDING- Toe anxiety im the public mind in Tegard to tne dangerous ill: of thiseminent and be- loved prelate of the Uatholic Church will be considerably relieved by the knowledge that bis condition is improving. The annonnce- Inentto thateffect was made in the various churches, and the prayers of the congregation were asked for t or ~ Speedy recovery of his un BOARD OF TRADE. lem Meeting of the Board will-he fiett at tee Boomson MONDAY EVENING, 224 nt, ats o'clock. A full ae reaneeted res. N. SARDO. Sec. (nt. Ohr, apd! 2t ATTENTION, BRIOKLA meet i Ly RBIOK- ing of MEN 2h street, Got weer Deant Se nee ae ae Hall, OR ‘ ‘ween p BYENING. April 28, at 8 oleh” nd o'clock. layers of the District are requorted to attenl. na be laid before the business of {importarce wil, 1 FEANOIS BEESIDE, President. GO AND 8BB IT: BAND STEREOPTIC AND @ ROT aIS ARS. MIOBOSCOPI( SEW AND IMPROVED APPARATUS. Old and Hew Testament Illustra: ~ Bistorics Miscellaneous: demien Insects. = aan endless variety 0! se Views rein the highest st; t of thees from the great masters. ee unas eas mar onal April 22, 1867, At Cc . abd hd as pat CHURCH, on 13th street ‘Tickets to be had at the door. ap 20-4t_ THERE WILL BB A SPECIAL MEET. anges te BmACUI Late CONORPriog Bstant. The books are tllosen for subserip JOBN J. McOOLLAM, Bec, een Chtsarnen Dona OM There mill mee Miecture room ‘af tne teaitcat peooambls in ol Oo 2 TURBDAY. April 33a, 8. V. BOYS, Secretary. THE LADIES OF TH '800- Palo ety BAPTIST FAIR ANB ic Lantern Bxbiitions on Satur- ickets. @1. copy abd vend bitt to Star ode.) FOUNDBY BUBIAL GROUND, holders will pleasc teke thet the ‘Trusters will the work removing the dead ou MONDAY Avent Y will com plete it out ieaqeaemeat eT yal wi ipeetre to, Bd ad end VeaeeL ce, ne clad pei 0 ou ir claims ng and t them. with the certificates or recei; tee ', 392 D street, between, 10th ro ‘The t in after all the dead areremaceen™ any claim until ap isd Committee of The time for jgnate te LS Thuredey. Freitas aad Special Telegrams to the Star. | FROM EURUPE TO-DAY. (By Uable to th® Associated Prees.} Liverroot, April 2.—Noon—The steamer Onicago, Capt. Harris, from New York,on the 10th inst., has arrived. | dnielligence bas been received bere that the bark Aunie Ramsey. Uspt Phi ips, from w York. 6p the thof March for Bristol, bad been abandoned atsea. No date or other particulars have been received On account of the continuagce of the Easter bohdsys the markete are generally elosed. Cotton 1s very irreguiar and quotations merely nominal. Middling Uplands are quoted on the etreets at about lid; Corn is firm at 436 9d. The stoek beards and markets are closed at London. | By Steamer.) New Yorn, April 2d —Tue steamer Bre- men, from Southampton om the 9th inst, has arrived. The Royal Thames Yacht Ciub haye thrown open their sailing matches to Americans. The Journal, of St Pe'ersburg, referring to the sale of Kussian America, says:— We can only state that the transaction is matually ad- vantageous, and that the commercial interests of both countries bave been promoted. At s large meeting Beld at Berlin thefollow- ing resolutions were passed:—Resolred, That Luxemburg must never be separated from Germany: that it is the duty of Germany to insist strongly ia Luxemburg belonging to Germany; that the ucion of Luxembarg with Germany musi take place as soon as Possible, that any prepcest for the votes of the inhabi- tants of Luxemburg to be taken must unhesi- tatingly be rejected The Patrie csays:—Nothing will cause the Government to swerve from the Object it pun- spes of insuring respect from our righ{s; satis- fection Of our claims, and the progress of our influence, La France says —The moment may come when France, no'withstanding the sy mpathy the Government displays towards Germany, May be compelled to take inté account that whicn her n: nal dignity would impose, in the event of an obstinate refasal to those questions, which are due to our jast influence. The report that the French Ambassador at Vienna had been summoned to Paris is denied The Patrie denies that military measures are being taken by Prusst: There are rumors on the Bourse that Mar- shal McMahon had been telegraphed for trom Algeria; that Marshal Canrobert had proceed - ed on & mission of observation to Strasburg. that Major Lordell tad been sent in haste to the Rhine; that a note had been dispatched to Berlin relating to the fortress of Luxembarg, ano that war was anticipated Strenuoue efforts are being made o supply Chassepat breech-ioaders tothe French infan- try. One bundred and fifty thousand are now Trendy. The Daily News says that the French Min- ister of War bas given the opinion thai Prus- sia cannot defend the Khine without the pos- session of the Luxemburg, and tant posses. sion she is resolved to maintain against all comers. ‘The rumor thata new loan of 310). 099,000 is to be effected is denied. peeb wena Se The Indian War. St. Louis, April 22.—The Democrat's eor- respondent with Generat Hancock's Indian Bytes gives ap account ofa council held at Fort Sound, on the i2th instant, between Gen’l Hancock and fifteen Cheyennes Chiefs The council amounted te nothing, as onty a part of the tribe was in attendance, and those present gave but an equivocal repiy. On the next day Gen. Hancock moved to- wards the Cheyenne’s camp. and when absent balf-way be was met by over three bundred chiefs and warriors, who professed peace, but that night the whole tribe abandoned their village, leaving their wigwams but taking everything of value Gen. Qustar, witha command, was sent in pursuit, but had not re- turned when the letter closed. The indications pomt to a confederation be- tween the Cheyenne and Sioux Indians for evil purposes. Gen. Hancock intended to burn the Chey- ennes village on the 14th inst. SS RAND 1.0 0. F LEY. ek will ine held - On FRIDAY EVENING, April 26, 1587, At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh atreet. Tickets ON B POLLAR, to be had ofthe N. G8 of the =e Lodges and of the Committee. ap (er sacne COROBRT. BY PHILIP PHILLIPS, AIDED BY VALUABLE ASSISTANCE. PHILIP PHILLIPS, the Ringing. Pu id author of so many besntiful = 61 imine he a Concert for the bi tional Singing, at the FCUNDBY M B. OHUBOH, Cor. 14th and G sts., THURSDAY EVENING, April 35, Tickets, 50 cents; to be bad at the Music and Book Stores. Becure your tickets early. ap ll-2w pep inetom SKATING 0 9 for t! ‘ON SKATING si OL nat the rooms of Mess. CLAGETT Way: I a4 aSWEE. ap 10-20 F% SALE—A firstcless BAGATELLETABL Apply at DELAOCY’S restaurant, No. 309 street, corner of 12th strect, ep 22-3t~ B.C. P. HUNT. DENTIST, No. 410 D street. between ote., Washingten, B.C. [ABOS. Largest assortment in the city of ne and second hand PIABOS, PABLOB OBGANS AND MELODEONS. For sale or rent on casy terme. 22-3 JOHN F. ELLIB, 306 Penusylvania avenue, OB $A LE—One of Bpear’s ANTI-DUST COOK STOVES, No. 10, at TEA BEDT of fon plccas: price $55 Warm nad of four pieces, ory 3 ie ur pi P rt T's. aD 69 Lonisia: _ap 22.28" between 6th and jy; SODA. COBBLER. ALE AND BAB TUMBLERS, mUGs. ELTZER WATER BOTTLES, JULIP STRAWS and STRAINERS, snd ali other Bar Requisites, in great chy at J. BOTEL 1B & BBO.’S, importers of Obina, Glass and Orockeryware. s -lw ANTS NEW OUTSIDE STEAMSHIP FLOM NEW YOUR Orne, mer JOHN GIBSON wi efor Alexandria, eay- pred Georgetown from Plor 29, Bast Biver’ Skip the vesrel a1 a E. 0. KNIGHT williand her goods barf to- ow f Tu i.) . The abo aint Rocas,, Theat J. W. THOMPSON. EW BOOKs. Frederick the Great and bis Family, by L, Mul- bach. ‘Paper. Pi sed pail -_ Price $1 t! ie & Field’s Blemond Bdition of Long. Poems. Complete edition. Price $1.75. “ am i Memaaidy Hlustrated. Diamond edi- on. . tartrated, 5 Fits day pattems satin fate at the BOOK AND TIO) STORE. ene OH & RIOHABDSON. it by mail free on receipt eee Sn geceeeeepeenspepeee dai Hyeaty IMPORTANT TO LADIES. BONNETS AND HATS TRIMMED GRATI8. Ladies buying their STRAW GOODS and TBIMMING can have them trimmed “ without charge.”” 750 pieces superior quality of WHITE BIB- BONS, five inches wide, at 50centsa Yard, werth $1.25, at I. L, BLOUT's, 439 7thst., between G and H, 922 St* one square north of Patent Office. peecrcrion OF COPABNBRSHIP, ‘The firm of C. WOODWARD @issolved b by mutcal P heh dps i PROoo wep. ace dale pteatc Ns stir son. tinue the Hardwear 1 tere. pnd roing, About 1.25 o'clock. Eleven bucksters lockers were ds- Alco, a stable @ small brick by Mesors. Keagia & ‘upied by Mr. Pever Berry. The’ spread ta the stable owned by John K, Lang, which Partially, destroyed. The bucks! lose S10. Kingla & Weaver $1500. . Peter Berry $300. Mr. Langabout $150. It is supposed to have been an imcen- diary act. Taisio1ovs —The Easter services at Trinity (Catholic) Church yesterday were of an im- pressive character throughoutthe day The masé in (he forenoon was celebrated by Key. Father Jameson, and the sermon preached by Rev. Father Ciampi. The services at the opening of the new church edifice batit for Grace Church Parish, (P. E.,) to which re ence wasmade in Saturday's, Star, was also of the most interesting character, morning and eveniug. SuooTine with Int morning, John T. Scri To KILL.—This ner, eMficer C. W. Sebastian for shooting Aibert Hoit, colored. It appeared in evidence before Justice Buckey that this moroing Mrs. Scriy- ennertold Holt, who is employed at the ba- kery, to go to the bake-houre and bring up the bread. Holt did 60, and Mrs. Scrivenner arked him if he had bronghtall up. Holtsaid betad. Mre.S. went to the bake-house and found a loaf of bread on the floor, and accused Holt of stealing ber bread. Holt denied it, and insisted that be did not do things in that way. Mrs. 8. eaid she would teil her husband. Sne did #0, snd he catled Holt to account for it, and knocked him down. A scufile enswed. in which each gots stone. Seri venuer then pro- cured a pistel and returned and fired. The first: shot did not enter the flesh, though it struck Holts shoulder The secend, a small ball, entered Holt’s breast, but as it could not be fCund, itis supposed that it struck a bone and rebounded or glanced out. Justice Baokey beid the prisoner to bali for court A Harp Case —A poor women on the way to Trinity (Catholic) Church Sonday morning Jost nll the money she possessed It is ‘o be boped tbe finder willrevurn (tober. See ad- vertisemen* in another column Tee CAnaL.—The water was very low on the Georgetown level this morning, causing greu: complaint at the mille and manufac'o. Ties. 1tis attributed to a wasie of water by the Alexandria canal aqueduct, in which boats were aground in the very center of the track Arrived—Boa's Chang and Eng, with hay to market; Lucy Martin, with pig iron to George Waters: and 26 boats with coal—To American Co, ¥ tons; Central Co. ebire Baltimore © 12 tons; Borden Co, 461.12 fons. Departed—Boats Red Fy-, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, fish and sali to Berlin, and ten boat: light. Fien.—The receipts of shadand herring atthe wharf were very fair this morning. The old rivermen attribute the profitable hauls at the landings to the prevailing southerly gales, which they say drive the fish up the river. The supply this morning was principally from the near landings. Herring were selling at +7 per }.000, and shad at $12 per $100. AERIVED.— notice the arrival atthe High street canal wharf of the Ellen, from Sharps. burg, with flour, wheat, and corn: E. D. Hart- ley, from Berlip, with wheat and corn; the Six Days, from Hancock, with cement; and the Lucy Martin from Green Spring Fur- nace, with pig iron, to George Waters. The above, except the last named, haye not been ered at the collector's office. Mercaants’ Ercnance. — Offerings 6000 bushels red wheat, and $600 bushels coro Sales—7\4i0 bushels corn at M6c: {200 bashels whe Al $3.25, and 600 bushels do. at $37. Sales of flour light, at about closing prices of iast week Port or Ge ETOWN.—Entered and clear- ed steamer Kennebee, Wilson, from and to Baitimore, with merc! y tween recefved monthly (pF ORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS. sh rM Prospect and ist ats ‘Sp 17-61 Save ten per your FANCY ND GENTS HOOP SKIRTS, cent, and buy GOODS. H ERY. LADIES’ A FURNISHING — GOODS, TRIMMINGS &c., of UUNG & BEBBBND. No, 120 Bridge street. 1 ext to the National Bank of Commerce, Georgetown, B. New Goo@s daily received. i7-2m" Gj 20cenizs AT BEDUOED PRICES ‘tnertship of A.J. RADCLIFFE & expired by limitation the subscribers, 'y tosettle the same, will sell their Well selected stock Sf Qhotce Fant prices until the let of May, same they will close t . All persons wanting good Groceries at low prices ieuretor yrargcoome: “oodia, southeast corner Bridge sud B 4 streets Georgetown. Grécories at reduced = & baker on | Bridge street, near Frederick, was arrested by | clent meas lar, admit. ting a Gon- 4 D. eit. B iy aa eptertarn ont at each i Fo=* GRABD BALL of the a EAST WASHINGTON ZOUAVES, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALi, Navy YARD, On THUBBDAY EVENING, 25rn APBIL, 1967 Tickots 81. Onur Lady friends are on ya vited (o attend. as no invitations sued. order ef the ep ante P®F LG. MaRrere OOMMITTEE. | be given at iS ASSEMBLY BOOMB. 5g anwese 9th and 10th streets, on THUBSDAY. 9 1857. Tickets for sale ot Bilis’ and Metserett's Stores. {}LEVENTH GRAND REOPENING GEORGE JUENEM u Hanes of Ren ces, EVERY A mu! GEO. H*' FOR SASTEE MONDAY ( The !NDEPENDENT SOUIALS. by the ur, request of thefr many frieuds and the lig emer ig beve oo seated to give t hieHTH GRAND Babs MASQUERADE valuable prizes will be given away—one tothe best original mask the other to the worst. The judges will be choven from the ay hy uittee of arren, ents bi man apd ladies. ‘No improper ‘persons will be admitted, as om tans have bem wade t eect them, nameenernts + Gladmon GJ Bo 3H Frisby. W. B.J. Dave 3, Gatto C 8 st J “WARD SOCIALS a FUBST WARD UCEBADE BALL, ODD-F ELLOWS’ HALL, Bervent! street, between Dand E ets , On TURSDAY. April 23, 187, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIB LIBRARY. 87 Tickets, admitting «Gentleman and Ladies, Ove Dollar. 17 -6e" ap. ons baying a ticket for thi all will ® complimentary ticket to our Anw’ SALE! CLAR ONF PRICE PLaN, mt & Hand. aud Reliabl Watch for the low Priceel Ten Doliars WITHOUT REGARD To VALUE. Amd noi to be pard for v Perfectly Satisfartory 1€0 Solid Gold Hunting Watches rth c Onsed Gold Watches 100 2 a3 Wa'ches. 200 Golé Hunting Chron: 200 Gold Bunting $00 Gold Hunting 0 Gold ae 100to 2:0 pe Frunttes levers. 4 1 0 Silver Hun a TSto 350 Gold Ladies’ Watehes to 250 Sto (75 Bto 100 inte fe 0 5 by this ar hb rangement. costing but $10, while it may be worth $75u. No partiality sho We wish to immediately afepose of the above magnificent Stock @ertificates, naming the arti laced in sealed envelopes. and well nixed. Holders are entitled to the srticles nemed their certificate, u| ment of $10, whether ithea Watch worth S750 ur one worth Tos . The Srticie pamed thergon, upsa pest fre of ite ‘worth, aud as ne cle $10 1s pamed on any certificate, it will at once be seen that thisis . ery but a straight-forwar: msaction, which may be pa: ootM | BADOLIFFE 2 Co. CRUEEE sol priarcitaet’ atontetest | 505 NINTH STREET, D_O.,8 large stock of FOUB DOURS NORTH OF D sT: fies. Also, 8.00 yarde Oolicces ag 12618, 1, 20 (Beaten Hall Buildi: conts; Bleached and Unbleached Muslins,'10, 13%, —_— Ib. cents; superior Shirting. 35 cents; house: WALL PAPEES Shawls, Gloves. Corecte Hay | WINDOW SHADES , x , Hoste 5 Our bave 2 purchased for ons. ih wince the it decline, and great bargai; oo | be expected by all who may favor us with s ‘mb 26-1m" BENJAMIN MILLER. W “VEBLY FAMILY FLova, ‘Tho subscriber is mow supplied with this supe dof FLOUB. Give it ‘ial. eat ees © BENJ, DARBY, ap 15-c03t 77 Water Street, - H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM Wi Suiike Abb cueansine Office, No. 49 Jefferson st.. Georgetown,D. 0. Estavitohed ‘in Ueto yen awarded ‘by the Metropolitan tute, 1867; rebuilt 1856, and ir Tgatat she Ki fn fe Seti abt cee® Dyeing and ng of all kinds dene in the best ner iy thankful for past favors, the supscriber solicits the continued custom of the community. Goods received and returned by express with the ptnees and despatch OHN T OC. OLABK. E PEACE J eUAUION. OS ANDOUNVEYANCER, ing resumed ¢! offer- duties of his Office reiees to the public. Offce No. 308’ D ot, ite Franklin House. ap20-6t Diy @oopnps, BECBIVED AT LANSBUBGH & BBO.'S, 5165 Beventh strect, 5 cases best CALIOORS. 8 caves assorted BBESS GOODS, from 20 cts. 20 pieces all Lt: TABLE OLOTE at 70 cts. 100 pieces BLAOK SILKS, from §1.25 up. 300 pieces OASSIMEBES for Men and Boys’ wear, Allof the abeve goods have been bought tor QABH at auction, and will be sold very cheap. LANSBUBGH & BRO, ‘20-2 515 Seventh street. PORTANT TO OABINET MAKEES. I assortment of Chair so; WAIB OLOTH. of ail Bu avagk.” 324 D st , between ioth and Lith FISUSETURMISHIBG GOODE of every a0 Ath, le 8. F. SAVA' apiste 304 D, between ioteaus OUNG LA Y oures G70 BD. the thoroughbred from the estate of the jate B. F. Btock- Sonnet New Jorsey, wi! poke hs Bee De of , Com: ef, ry der 24,(at** Glen Klien northwest of Geergetown lembta) at $50 for the eof service For ped: tioulare see hand bills. 20-Ltw 5 iP, ow are not fart by fomalee je eee to be 179 south Island Gaanv Orawie “or LADIES SILK AND OLOTH BaAQuBs. ‘We shall open on MONDAY, the 224, 1000 SAQUES Of our own manufacture, which we guarantee to sell at less than NEW YORK MANUPAOTUSERD’ PRIOES. pers a23Ro., . SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH, GILT COBNICES, OVAL AND SQUARE PIOTURE FRAMES. PICTUBE COED AND TASSELS, &c., &c A fine assortment of the above Goods in store. and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, mh 28-3m 505 9h street, ic agent of Borem: ase ail Bes rium.) keep consta! arge and well selected steck. or furnte iia Biagtahon per Dae dues Ge jases, Shoes, 8. . . act, Martelle. Score Books, Score Bheets. BALL BMPOSIUM. "s celebrated New York Prize Bali~, and Kehoe’s celebrated Indian ©) by the whelesale and retail. Base Ball, Cricket, uet, ie Clubs should nd tend for our price list. Liberal discount made to dealers and clu IMustrated and descriptive price list sent on Oy ee y ion. - OBUHIN, 236 Pa. ave. Cricket me with of secretary, and Sp 4-lm NOTIOB—Will organized Ba-e Ball and @lubs. junior and senior, please farnish a list of their officers, addr location of play-ground ¥ G BEAT BABGAINS FROM NEW YOBK AUCTIONS. les Dress Goods 25, 81';, eiicooe, all makes, ot ised. ‘and Gents" Pocket MEH COOKING STOVBS. cent ptr howr. Calland or Obina Bto: eorner 7th and F, arent re pct agent for Washing- in t- “HENRY BAYLEY £00. ase thes Taop eratio: or opposite the ton, amd ap 18-6 Ppotators !-POTATOES! 5.s00 bgsbete Prime Jackson White Potatoes. ay 81 ios schr. Lady (Woodbury, and for sale in lote to suit eticy easin Fo. WaTERs, _Spl7 6t_ 109 Water st., Georgetown, D.C. RAVELING TEUNI an” offerto the publica large assortment of SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, [FP LADIES’ DEESS TEUNES Ba’ ALBOIS. * Tearek OAEPRET Bags, Which we are prepeted te waist eubatectarer's prices. wake, qTmeaaue s Co. _spiv-stif [Tnt) bee 5 ‘and loth sis. W 4suincron orrr SAVINGS BANK, BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING, Seventh Street and La, Avenue. HIGHEST MARKET PRIOR FEREG. Sor SILVES, and COMPOUND IN- CaAnarr B Fear asi trumitaee SestcOe NoteR! NOTIOR iu cago alk pony napamenaaanay erty seer ae Re foal ite Se PERS ROSTERS ~ PETER ba’ Setvee emai goad Soe A a Cr¥erreinze, MEWS HUITS ot $8. MEN'S BUITS st 919, MEN'S SUITS ot 812, MEN'S BUITS at $14, At SMITH’S Barer Som At SMITHS MES'S EUITS at 915. aRpesbaentp 04 SUITE et 9%, stun MEN'S EUITS at 825 is dulsay BOTS’ SUITS at 34. aemihieioe BOYS’ SUITS at $5. al siwene seceabianit ‘cx tutincten at EMITa’S BOYS’ SUITS at 919, mires aT THE GRRAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE 460 SEVENTH STBEBT, Opporite Post Office for the =p; d Bum to hie friencs aud the peblic rices. so. * endid tng Goods itve styles of Germente are of the most tasty and fashtonab!- net to be sur rT ive us @ call be bestowed upor him during past sea-ons. « st the same time invites his friends to visit bis store and inspect hic new and choice ae- lection of goods, which be bas jast parchased for the Spring and Summer Trade u is DON. bis asacci Sttention to the style and general appearance of ‘arments made at the estallishment. oll work and moderate charges ts our motto. aps 3m* F = HEIBERGER, (Successor to H. F. Lordox & Oo., MERCHANT TAILOR, . Mitcooeinne Hotel, (late Brown's,) ane Bear Odd Fellows’ Bats, Begs leave to inform his fcrmer patrops and the rerel public. that he is almost daily re Sivieg paditicus te hie ues a stock of ada) which mus a - Noue bu ved, and La ol atisfaction guaran’ with 8 TLE. MATERIAL, AND WORK NSHIP Always on band a (omplete assortm FURNISHING GOODS. Give mea call betore purchasing. ap 5-tf BOARDING. ; A FEW BOABDE ES can be accommodated with BUAKD sad LUDGING at per week Table Board £3.50 per week. A iy 503 Dat, between 12th and 15th. ep 23 até Back. chicely fursished end pleasant BOOMS. with BOARD. at 371 Pa av, o opal Hotel. Beterences exchanged s OABDING —Be chaplos can be accom modated at No. 144 corner of Bridge a. streets, Georgetowa. Terms ‘moderate, T4bee BOARD aND FOREISuED BOooMs— ne PARLOB and comfortable CHA M- BEBS, and good Table BUARD, Apply at 350 k atreet, between 18th end 13th ste. ep 23 6t "WO GENTLEMEN AND wi ean be accommodated with airy poaEp is 1 ivate family. Appl seme a priv . ¥ . T S Bakery. corner, isin street aes. ‘Op 22-41" BOABlING AT THE COTTAGE "—Two or three eligible BOUMS, with or without Board, inch sirens botwonn aud Tet, Fis Want oi * rT 5 . Care and churches convenient. ap s-cf DING. itleman and his wife.ortwo Haat ee wi s vi iv Borth enatre er Bt . 70 Latree:, bet 234 ‘OB RENT—Two well furnished % La ae So aa LOST AND FOUND. LYz the sth inst., on ey tis PIN light bar withia ne Sooer will be ealts. between u and'R aorta. ept-2 OST—Geing from H etrcet, near 20th, to Le 19th and 1 2 POOR Boek. Rofawar From the Northera Liberty Market ouse, om the isth instant, on HOBSB. with star in his forehead; | Jett eye bling, lett hind fost a little white: hed on bria if rd will be reward return. P corner of Sth and Bast Ospitol streets. (CAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE 8UD- EED OOW, with borns, white face and w re belly. ‘The owner is’ requested to cume f rove property. pay elmrces, and ta! “A x if ‘OSBORN, Ta street road. lor- iT—O: the moral i 18th instant, it L ick and tan colored GIP, if Sheela “Gin 17th, 85 will be paid and no qiestions asked. =P ad CBT, On Tuesday, the day of the parade. a * iY, aged ands fight sioucted bat be left at the First W: Ltr. At the ieee, Rraot xr AUBUEN, GOLDER, ¥. BER LE OHBVEUX. One ay 1 the most i i AND SILKEN SREUX’ FEI-