Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Proprietor. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY... PRIL 24, 1867. S7 READING MATTER OM BVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ee GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasnineton, April 23, 1567. Jay Cooke & Oo furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: Selling U.S. 6's Uoupon, 1581... 9K U.S. Five Twenwes, : 10x U.S. Five Twenties. 1564. 16 U.S. Five Twenties, 1965. 109 U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J'y, wry U.S. Ten Forties...... 9 U.S. Seven Thirties, A: 64 U.S. Seven Thirties, 106 U.S. Seven Thirties, July 106 NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES. Uoupone 5.20", 1962. 5.20"s, 1564 70's, Jone 5-20"s, 165 «30's. July. $.20’s, Jn 85.07" Gold. oes sore. FINANCIAL, Lewis Jobason & Uo. quote Stocks and Bonds im home and foreign markets as follows: New York. April 24.—ist Board—v. Coapon 6's, 109%; do., 5-20"s, 110; 10-40 s, Coupons. xX; Mo. State 6’s, —: Canton Co., 41%: Cumb'd Coal Co. prefd, 26%: Quick- silver Mining Co ,27 4:New York Ventral R R., %, Ere Railway, 564: Hudson River K. R.. 90, Reading KR. RK, Wl; Michigan Ceatral K. R., 107 3; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana | R. R.. 664; do. guaranteed, —: Limos Oon- tral RR. 1135: Cleveland and Pittsburg K. R., 68%; Chicago and Northwestern R. R., 31 ';. Go. preferred, 57%: Cleveland and Toledo Rt. | Il; Chicago and Rock Isiand R. R., 86 <i) rg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago R. R. #2X; Obio and Mississippi Oertificates, 22: Pacific Mail, 126. Gold, 1:30 p. m., 140. ————<<ce--_____ A SUMMERSAULT | Our pompous and ponderous neighbor—hby | which everybody will at once comprehend that we mean the Jniciligencer—bas, up to this | morning, been savagely opposing any assump- | tion by Tom Florence & Co, of the leadership of the District democracy, and has taken occa- sion several times to vehemently urge the im. Policy of permitting the omaibus load of dem- ccrats composing the »-Democratic Associa- tion” to make up the ticket for the coming Municipal election. Florence & Co.. however | didn’t seem tocsrea fiddler’s curse for the jeremisdes of the /Jn/- , And proceeded tecall & Nominating con vention,—con vented,— nominated.—and flaunted the old Demo- cratic glory” full in the face of their | mentor. It was natural to expect that our | pompous and ponderous neighbor wonld accept the challenge, and write many editorial articles, eighteen or twenty columns iu length, showing, in Johnsonian rotundity of phrase, how excredipgly improper it was for certain Persons to dictate to certain other persons, or | Words to that effect. But some sudden change bas come over the /n neer, and, wonderful to say, it accepts tbe situation this Morning in & leading editorial, and says that thouga «it was much hoped by a large number of care- ful and judicious persons” that so and so would be done, yet in view ot this Snd tbat and the other, the actien of the Con vention was eminently wise, exceedingly judicious, and altogether the correct thing In shor’, it bolts its pill like a man, and takes its place with as little grimace a3 could be ex- pected in the working team of Floreace & Uo igene | cited by the ambitition of Prussia. Special Telegrams to the Star. HIGHLY {IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE. Warlike Attitude of Pruss! Blemarck Back Up—Prussia Wen't Agree to th Arbitration of the Great Pewers—Wiil Net Leave Luxembarg. “i jf ——_e—_—_—. (By Uabie to the Associated Press.} Bexuix, April 23—Evening.—Tne offigial Pres of to-day in an editorial says im reiation to the proposition recently submitted to the Governments of Prussia and France by the great powers of Europe, that this government did not find it necessary to appeal te the pow- ers for the protection of her rights aad she Will not leave Luxemburg FRANKFORT, April 23—Evening—U. 8. 5-20"s, 73. ANTWERP, April 23—Evening.—Petroieam declined to 45 francs. Lonvor, April 3—Evening.—Uoasois 90x; Eries 36%; Illinois Oentral 74; U.S. ponas— ex-coupons, 69. LiveRroot, April 23—Evening —The cotton market is very dull and tends. downward. Sales to-day nave been 6,000 bales; Middling Uplands, 10§4.; Orleans, lid. Advices from Manchester are unfavorabie aud the maraet in this city for goods and yarns is dall Lowpon, April 24—Noon—Consols, 99x; 0 S.5-v0's, ex-Coupon, 63; Lilinois Oentrai, 7 Eries, 365. FRawkFort, April 4—.Noon.—U. U. 5-20'a, Livrrroo., April 24—Noon.—Cotton tends downward. Saies to-day, 6,000 bales. Mid- Gling Uplands, 10d; Orteans, lid. The market for breadstuffs is quiet. Wheat 13<., 9d.alds., 3d Corn, 438, Yd. Oats, 38, 4d. Barley, 4s., 9d. Peas, 45s. Panis, April 4-2 p. m.—The Bourse is Deavy and rentes are etill falling. Lonpvowm, April 24—2 p m.—The stock mar- ket is flat, and consols ire now quoted at igh American securities are mow quoted as fol_ lows :—Eries, 3534; Illinois Central, 73; U.S. 5.20's, 67 &. Brats, April 21, 2 p. m.—Itis reported that the great powers of Europe have renewed their appeal to Prussia, in the hope of avert- ing war, which pow seems so imminent. [By Steamer.) New Yor, April 24.—The steamer Perine, from Havre on the 11th inst., and Brest on the i2th inet., has arrived. Tbe Moniteur bad maintained silence re- | garding the report that an ultimatum had | Deen addressed to Prussia by France The possibility of @ war with Prussiais admit- ted by the most pacific of the Paris press. The most moderate of all, +-La France,” declares that the Government bas hitherto shown a spirit of prudence, which has with difficuity kept down the emotious and aspirations ex- La France says the Luxemburg question will not be con- sidered by the dignitaries of the treaty of 1839 at the conierence, but simply by diplomatic notes. Thetwo propositions to be discussed are said to be—has the King of Holland the right to cede Luxemburg, and is Prassia justi- fedafier her recent aggrandizement in con- lupuipg to occupy Luxemburg! The inbabitants of Luxemburg had Present- ei an address to the K'ng of Hoilana, asking to be annexed to France. The Berlin journals say, in case of war, the North German army wiil be completely far: nished with the needle guns as well as the New Federal corps of Saxon troops. The for- tifications of Keil Bay, Alsen, and Lendewilt are to be considerably extended and rapidly carried on to provisional completion. The Times’ Paris correspondent says the persistent silence of the French Goverument on the Luxemburg affair has produced more Uneasiness, di-quiet, and enervating discour- agement than bas been experienced since 1445. The Paris Etendard has an article which in. Gicates that Prussia must evacaate Luxem- burg, or there will be war The Paris Correspondent says there is great talk of war there, and among other things it is said that the camp of Chalonsis to be formed immediately,and tbat 100,000 men are to be But the Jnt-iliyencer need net make saucer eyes of astonishment over the Srar’s levity in regard to the proceedings of the « Demo- cratic Twenty.” We know a g00d joke when ‘We see it, and the funniest thing of the season is the attempt of the rheumatic old gentiemen composing the Democra:ic Association to get out their rickety old machine tor active ser- Vice; and the fan is not at ail diminished by the spectacle of our pompous enc ponderous neighbor jumping to take its place a: the rope, at the crack of the Constitutional Union whip- MILITARY WAGON ROADS. The Commissioner of the General Land Ot- ficebas bad prepared and submitted to the Secretary of the Interior for appovat of list of racts €qual to thirty sections of land which ne State of Wisconsin is authorized to sell by be 3d section of tme act of Gongress, approved @ March, 1563, granting tands to aid in the construction of &@ Military Wagon Road run- ning from a point on the State line, at or near Lac Views Desert. to Fort Howard, Green Bay. the Governorof Wisconsin having cer- Ufied to the Department that the third section of ten miles of that road had been completed. —————_—___ NAVAL ORDERS. Rear Admiral Henry K. Hoff has been de- ' tache@ from ordnance duty at the Phila- | delpbia orders Commander Henry Rolando, Lieut. Com- Navy Yard and piaced on Waiting | mander Alfred Hopkins, Acti: Vol. Lieat. W. W. Croninsiield, have been detached trom the Florida and placed on waiting orders | Paymaster Charles E. Ohenery has been | detached trom the Florida and ordered to j settle bis accoants. } Commodore Thomas Turner has been or- | dered to ordnance duty at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. 6 THE WHITE HOUSE j The crowd of visitors at the White House is | Towing lesseach day, and the Presiden: is i botso much bothered’by office seekers. To- | day a «mall crowd was in attendance, a num- ber of whom had interviews with the Exeou- uve. Tax ORK ELRCTION YESTERDAY.— | ‘The election im New York yesterday for one Bundred and sixty delegates to amend the cons jon, Tesulted in the selection of a ma- | jority of Republicans, putthere was a general | apa:by throughout the State, not more than a shird vete being polled. In New York city less chan 40,000 votes were polled, and nine- | teen Democrats and one Republican were | chosen. Hon. James Brooks, of the Express, | was elected. We regret that Henry Ward Beecher was defeated in Brooklyn, as he would nave been a valuable member of the comyention S7 From the publishers, Ticknor & Fields, from J. Shillington, Odeon Building, and J C. Parker, Post Office News Stand, we have the Atlantic Monthly and Our Young te, fer May. Holmes’ “Guardian Angei (im the Adaatx ‘merease= in interest as the story pro- eresees, and promises to be his most success- ful work. Owr Young Folks maintains its sa- premacy, as by all odds the best magazine for the young ever issued im this country oF Europe. Also, from Parker, we have the Lody's Friend, (Peterson’s,) for May. S&T WD. Hughes, lately publisher of a pa- per in this city called the Times, bas started an evening paper of the same name in Balti- more. It makes a good appearance, and has a very feir show of advertisements. PATENTS TO EE 1ssUED.—For the week end. ing on Tuesday, the 30th instant there will be issued from the Patent Office patenis. During the past week 533 applications and 7! caveats have been flied. OxpeteRp To New Mexico.—Breyet Maj. A R. Benedict, ch infantry, hes been ordered to report to the Commanding Officer, District ef New Mexico S7 From J. Shillington, Odeon Building’ we Bave the April number of the Peupirs” Tue Workine ‘-hour bill” Bas passed the Legistacare, needs the Governor's signature jaw. An eight-hour bill bas been introduced inte the lower House of the Mas. sachusetts Legislature. The strike of the iron. workers at Putsburg has ended, tne men going | 'O work At the old prices, thus yielding to the ’ joyers. This strike began in January last, end at one time 7,000 operatives were engaged im it, The strike among the iron-workers at Dover. N. J., 1s also at an end, the men aban- douing their demandeand going to work at the old prices. In New York some of the car- penters now on 8 strike bave started @ co-o) Tative carpenter sbop, and will work he: om their own account. | Mending Austria, | charged with the defence concentrated there. The Strasbourg papers state that Germany is making great preparations, and that May- ence is being made ready to stand a siege. The semi-official North German Gazette says the decision of the question of preserving the peace dors not rest with the Cabinet of Barlin Marquis De Monstier in his announcement on the Luxemburg question to the Freoch leg- islative body said:—The Government guided by the interests ot France, whicn required the preservation of peace, Ras brought to the con- sideration of this question thoughts only of conciliation and peace, nor was it the French Government that raised the di-cussion of these questions. The undecided situation of Limburg and Luxemburg gave rise to diplomatic comma- nications between France and Holland, but these communications bad no official cl ter when the Dutch Cabinet consulted Pra; a, and when the latter replied by appealing to the treaty of 183. The French Government Bad always considered this question from three stand-points, viz:—As eonnected wih the free consent of Holland, Joyal examination of the treaties by the Gireat Powers, and a con- sultation of the wishes of the inhabitants by the means of universal suffrage, ne French Government is disposed to ex- the question in coneert with the great Ts, and believes, therefore, that peace cannot be disturbed The Vienna Press contains an article reeom- im the eventof war breaking Out, to adopt & policy of the strictest reserve. Svea ianbengaie=sast a= THE CAPTURE OF PUEBLA. Demand for the Surrender of Vera Craz. New York, April 24.—Letters received from Vera Cruz dated thirteenth instant con- firm the capture of Puebla by the Liberats. Two demands were made for a surrender by General Porfierro Diaz, who promised to give quarter if promptly complied with, but they were rejected with scornful and insulting language. Gen. Diaz lost about two thousand killed end wourded and the Imperialis's lost one thousand killed and wounded. Diaz refusedio give quarter to the officers of the city. He caused all of them from the rank of Lienteu- ants up to be executed. The accounts of the actual number vary from 29 to 109. Immediately upon the captureof Puebla, Diaz sent three thousand men anda batiery to attack Vera Cruz. On the 12th instant a mes- senger was sent by the Liberals to demand the surrender of Vera Urnz The Imperial Chiefs in that ciiy held a conncil of war and no doubt is entertained that they would agree to capitulate. The Imperiali-is bad made anotherjeoriie from (lueretaro and were again defeated 7] Si Wilson at Nerfolk. NorPoLK, V4, April 24.—Henry Wilson is | expected to arrive this afternoon from Rich- mond. He will be waited upon by acommit- te of the radical organization, and if he ap- proves ef their platform he will be tended the courtesies of the party: If'not, he will be left um charge of the c: authorities. He intends speaking at the court Heavy Fall ef Snow in Penn: yivania. HARRISBURG, April 24.—Four inches of snow fell this morning at Bedtord and there is smOW St nearly all |S ppeine along the line be- tween this place and Pittsburg. F.—GENEBAL ORDER. -The ud membersof the Grand Lodge a and of the Subordinate jes are request as- semble yom FRIDAY MORNING, 25h Instant, prepared to tak: tion in the Iine of procession, whieh will wove Trews ces of Hall atten o'clock. (ap2-2t] THE CO ere of BEACON 5, will meet at their Ball ‘astant, to join in the rocession. By order. ap 24-2t A ‘The members of EXOBLSIOR LODGE. No 17. will meet at their Gall on FRIDAY MOBNING, at 5% o'clock, to join in the Thanksgiving Proc et jer. Sp t4-2t* a) WM. CooP. iB, Secretary. 1.0.0. F. THANKSGIVING. EASTBEN LODGE, No. 7,1. 0. 0. F. The members of EASTEEN LODGE, No 7 Lo. oF are noti i hy 4 ded to assembi: h rad , wa stb ae o'clock a. m., for purpose of rec ng tl Brot! enood from Alexandria, and escorting them eat P.M. rable EABSON, Rec. Seo. z pains Ons al : ri eR et THOMAS 3 URRSON, Seeretary, LECTURE WILB BE DELIV. before ashington terian tion TO MORROW (7 maar) a NING, if Gepwourit ie and’ Loge i. : id Loose’ og i Ge on wilh be taken in tid of (ARS RE MEA be a con be bad ot their treet, epecite ‘nited orth vert aa ead BALLS, PARTIES, &. Mee Feat i a A . a Uatil October, aad Pd til the apy Itis the amend: twill ss to be hoped. meni pees iF Tur EDUOT.—The aqn tof thy “4 Coraleen a uleersie condition, and abdria canal i§ in ‘a ASOBMSION, bas been leaking badly for some time past, Ly ee @ THIS av NAmG. ee a large happen ot beige yo OF TH @tT o'clock, in the basement of the Oh: he. cauring & great current a! © month of Will be given opts ee o.onare! same, Sailog it very emer —s to 5 os ee . oO. F. ANKSI = up or down without being drawn into the AGRE on ar doc Re euucdmet by the current. Many of the tim- — 3 tes Recssae cif acdintartaas ate | Pears te enone era cocgore (Untes fs ; m eet te - un water is drawn ani —P. ey hmoom. Oa Hau ih trast, om | new umbere put it, a Contes, Breace. A: Wie 3 ‘URSvaY BYBHINO. sth \inat. at o'en MBROMANTS’ EXOMANGR—The offerings this | % oupell. BB Wies's Minstrels will etve own + B.B. OCLLECGE, morbing Were limited to 791 bushels of red | om evterteinmontat cet intermission ast? 4t = - wheat, and 1,500 barrels of flour. The quota- . 3 tions for four rule the same as yesterday's pr. i. .G- pri The corn market shows a ateady ad- vance. There were fo sales this morning, as bolders are not inclined to make transactio: as they aaticipate a further advance im prices. VAGRANT SWINe.— Yesterday the palice officers started out, jd in a yery short time, EB, botween 9h and THUBSDAY. M ‘Tickets for sale at Bilis’ Btoree. with the aid of A trained ice. sare ors epl hogs going 4t large contrary to inw. e are cenfiscated by the corporation —< the ben- LEVENTH GEASD BROPRMING it of the r, and to get them again the RGB JUEN: N's @ enlarged and r s Somotines apply to the councils. Hogs are ORO! . bb ee) GARDEN it is now the largest a: rmitted to ran at large only from June ist to Done of sth = gre thing long needed in Reptember 3th. NG BVERY MOBDaT pared te fur: WeppinG —There was a large assemblage at GEO. J CONFECTION ceY Vins Mer sty thing in the ty (Catholic) Church last evening, to wit. : se dings, ete , far! ed - the cueeteal cone nese the marriage of Mr. T. Jasper Collins, of tl the Freedmen’s Bureau, to Miss Genevieve M. Merm, of this city, Kev Fatber Jameson of- ficiating. After the ceremony the bride and groom received the hearty congratulations of their numerous friends. Here's their good health, their family’s good health, and may they live long and prosper.”” ‘Tue Canal —Arrived—The Edith Blackler, with bark and cement, to market; ©. W. Har- per, limestone, to Godey, Jas. Flanagan, do, at most reasonable terms. Im _JOSEPH H. SHAFFIELD. @O AND SEE IT! GRAND STEREOPTIC AND 1¢ EXuIbITIO’, 4JOBOSOOP NEW AND IMPROVED APPARATUS, The Old and New Testament Tlustrated Historic. Misce i yest IMPORTANT TO LADIES. BONNETS AND HATS TRIMMED GRATI3. Ledies buying their STRAW GOODS and TRIMMING can have them trimmed “ without cbar, rf Thoee Views arein the highest sty le of ar' do.; and sixteen boats, With coal, to P. Quig- 75@ pieces superior quality of WHITE BIB. of them from the great masters ley, 106-4 tons; to Snow, 109-5 tons; Borden | BONS, five inches wide t 50 conts @ yard, werth MONDAY EVENIDG, April 22, 1857, : Co., 323-10 tons; American Wo., 653-14 tons; 125,08 AtFIBST BAPTIST CH i , | Central Ce, 226-15 tons; Hampshire & Balt. | 3 . betwets G sad Hi str; Stina Sn ese Co., 216-10 tons; Cumberland Co, 107-11 tons I. L. BLOUT'’s, Tickets to be had at door ap 0-4 Departed—-The Jas. Flanagan, lamber and | 439 Tthet., between G and B, REGISTRY NOTICE.— piaster, to Lift Lock 35; Mary, with lamber, ap223t* one equare north of Patent Office &. jiven to all Behr ied Asta to Lift Lock 7: Gen. Grant, sali, to Hancock: 22s that the Judges of Blection appointed to | and seventeen boats light. JoBs, ‘T O OLABK, nder the act of Congress ap- THe Fish WHarr.—The receipts at the JUSTION OF THE PEACE Segue | whart to-day are small, and all from the Falls | AND COON BTAROEE, Heit of Golambia, | janding, 15,000 herrings, all sold at $= per 1,000, | yHSving resumed the duties of his Office, offers Anacontia Bogive Bene Res pein soetion-atthe | shag vere scarce and selling {n email lon ct bic ecrwiqes.ta tho public. Ofllce Be, yey ire Houre , ¥ 3 o . 1 site a | and TURSDAY, Apt aa ae em sto y | 1sal7 cents each, 3.000 taylors sold tor 30 per | OPPOite Pra a grclock p. m., and WEDNESDAY and THURS. | 1.010. | Day. April 23 and 24, from 4 to "ele ‘ae the i 8 o'clock p. [#Pentant TO CABINET MAKEBS. purpose of receiving and recording PorT Or GEORGETOWN .— Entered—Steamer i Dity, ter, fi N Y A I have just received # large assortment of Chair their names, with erebandiees | Sunt? from New York, | | 1 have sast recelred « large ssvortment of Obalr aplstf 8. Vv. ES. Secretary. wre hich I am eS a hy low f THE LADIES OF T W EPISCO- y 7 |. er n loth aud 11th, Gg int wou kod OF ST. JOHN Baptist. | GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. wn SAD ak, botweon 10th an8 1 inte Rizst Ward: propose toiiold s FAIR AND | ~ OUSEFURBISHING GOODS of every de ESTIVAL in aid of the Church, at Stott'e fay, I, 0, 0. F—OOVENANT LODOK. No. | EU ceription S. F. SAVAGE, corner Pa. ave ani 20th street The Fair will em —The Officers and Members (attired ia | apis t 324 D, between ioth and Lith. Friday coeslog ech oART!! 224s amd close on | dork cist ing et etre eee requested to | OUNG LANGFORD. the thoromch bred Splendid Magic Lant Y be pouetnal in assembling on FRIDAY MOBRN- i i} day evening. Beason Theken gone on peer Sts ovclock. prepared to participate in tho | cstagint ree pe tons, procured F'stot: DS (Int _& Chron copy and send bill to Star offce.| | Thankegiving Ceremonies. - EDDY, B. 8, | *%0f New Jersey, will make ston. of 1867. commencing A pril 24 and ending Novem- ber 24,(at** Glen Elien” farm, about two :files northwest of Geergetown,in the District of Os jemi? at bead fer ape GS ata Og u service. or ree ai or ar. see hand bills, 0. W. TUBNER, iw Manager. a ee TMsty -NINTa CONGRESS, FIRST SEB- SIOB—S 265. An Act to protect thi onfactarers of mineral Water 1n the District of Colambia, and fer other DT poses. eat enacted by the Senate and House of Kepre- entatrves of the United Siatesaf America in Con gress assembird, That ol] manufacturers and lersof mineral waters and other beverages b) law allowed to be sold tu bottles, a whi their names or their mark or \€me GRAND I.O 0. F. LEV will be held On FRIDAY EVENING, April 26, 1567, At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh Street. Tickets ONE POLLAR. to be had of the N.G's of the diflerent Lodges and of the Gommittes. ap 19-3t ey ie *4°nsp CONOERBT. BY PHILIP PHILLIPS, AIDED BY VALUABLE ASSISTANCE Mr. PHILIP PHILLIPS, the “Bing!in, grim.” and author of so many heautifal Suntay School songs. will give a Concert forthe benefit of Congregational Singing, at the i A vas 1188 A. F. DBYSDALB has on j hand 2 choice jortment of Spring and | Summer MILLINERY, at 42 Market street, be- | tween Prospect and ist sts , Georgetown | received monthly Save ten per cent, and buy your FANCY GOODS. HOSIERY, LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIMMINGS &c., of YOUNG & BERBBND, No. 120 Bridge stree to the National Bank | « of Commerce. town, D. New Goods daily re YBEAPER THAN EVER —Jast received at Crit Georget Pil rl be re , 101 Bridge etreet. own, ot iy impressed, may file with the clerk of FUUNDBY M E.OBUBOB. Cor. 14th and Gsts., | D ©, large stock of Sprit snd Summer Goods, | the Supreme ourt st the District of Uslambia ty embracing choice Dress a d of etties of tl Bame or THURSDAY EVENING, April 25. tes. Also. 8 Saurkithereuss sue Capit saan Gee eee Tickets. 50 cents; to be bad at the Music and published for Got less than two weeks success Book Stores. Secure your tickets early ap ill-2w — TO Bewspaper published — 7 7 ay eee ings, i i i t ‘olumbia. yeep BURIAL GROUND. we Corseta, Hosiery | "snc: 3. And tet! Jurcher ewacied, That it ie nere- ms NG 5 TS hot holders will please take rotice that the | Cash since the recemt decline, and grout betgaice wah an rena usters we egin the work of remo’ ie dead on MONDAY, April 15, and willcomnfate ie | ay be expected by all who’ may fevor us with & before the end of May. All whod to point out the graves of tele irtonar “il tse attend 6 grou on and WEDNESDAY. todnac a) Cisimants will make out their claims in writing ‘mb 26-1m* BENJAMIN MILLE! W"™ 5 WHEATLEY S cReaiuM STEAM DYEING A GERANSIN owners ery person so offeading aball be liable to @ per alty of fifty cents for ory of Office, No. adds BLISHM ENT, filled. or sold. or used. or disposed and present them, with the certificates ts, forse Gens town,D. 0, | bottle so - " . fo the Treas urer, 322 D street, betwees fue ee Estabilthed tn 1691" preml ed sby the hay yg Sg oe reots. a ‘institute. 1887; < ache drone will not act on any claim until pow br iar the argent sn most com eatap- | be recovered as other fines in said District of Os 1 6 det ‘© removi hmert o! e iJ |e section country. or ier De GABBY ER Dyeing and Scouring of ali kinds dene in the best vpasved oe Thee ee ner Truly thankful for past favors, solic the pot a Easton of th tasoat promptnoss auld deopate atmos: ese er i Post Utice address, Lock Office closesdaily at ws when it fe closed at 8: p. BD * apisd Committee of Trustees. ‘The time for persons to designate graves ia ex- esident of the United States he 8 deseription of t! a to Thursday, Fridsy and Saturday of reto Mo and used by ue and couti persore om inet seetine. or traiicking in or using said bottles as we wil! enforce the provisions of the Jaw agatnst all persons so offending. JH BAP—A feed traveling HORSE; ble or single, and good under s: 462 loth street, between ad o'clock. ae A nearly new four seated CAR- Sp > LAOK BILKS, &c., &c. th abtfting top-sometting Coe: | > PLENDID B 8 ment corner 11th and ir, of New Yor known asthe Btosch & EOD ietitableforomeortwo | 25 pieces extra heavy and fine quality marked the Gapitor eieb len outset: Can oun BLACK GBOS GRAIN SILKS, snd W Stengel.” 810 (4BRiacEs: CABBIAGES! white edges,) just recetyed, which we are 0 4 CARRIAGES, | *¢lling marked cOrowiey & Sohne, Which ,| VERY MUOH BELOW THE REGULAR | O and CAO. This both lnmever etd ORO e: Ais. PBIOES, LEY * COLEMAN: Bottling establishment cor. BineEe. Weveltt’ OHEOK BILKS os street, 5 ray id PLAIN COLORED SILKS pe in great variety, at low prices, . Pg Bepositery 374 pst. bet. 8thand 9th w Masck claims all bottles and marked Nc H. Mesck oof This bottle te never sone we MAACK Sp 24-3t* Bhop 477 Sth, near D jt, — ottle is never sold.’ NH. . yes’ BONE, VERY ELEGANT | LARGE STOUK CHEAP DERSS Goops, | Bttling establishment cor. 4 and N Island. Brongh light SUN DOW 2,000 pieces Englieh, French, and German business or DBESS GOODs, very choice and select styles, at prices from 20 cents to 62 cents per yard. Bich Printed |Paris Orgendies, Lawns, Per cales, Ginghems, Chambrays, Pure Mohair, and Taffetas. Abner & Mueden claim all bottles and jugs marked “G. F. Mueden, ©. @ jen, ‘al " Fegh, P. Hohl, A. Miller, A. Mi & MURDER. Brewery RK. Y. Int and 24 ate. — John Kozel claims all bottle: id jugs marked “J. Kozel.” JOHN KOZE Brewery north N st., between north Capitol and Iststreet. Henry Haag cla it bottles and jugs marked “H. Haag." HENRY HAG. Brewery he 509 11th street. JOHN ¥F. BRIDGET'S, South side Pennsylvania avenue, Four doors west of 13th street MOUBNING DBESS GOODS. S.4 IRON BEBAGB, &.4 CANVASS GRENADINE, Eneid of Virgi), translated by Jo! Gayarre’s History of Philip the Second The Last Days ofa King, trai ed from the @er- Neilli’s Colo: History of Maryland. Leitch, nd B. & tablish- Bankrupt Law Sd street, between C and atrests, ‘sland, —+—____FBANCK TAYLOR. | endall of Lupin’s celebrated Fabrice for Spring | |. imen tlaims gli bottles and jugs marked 300 oe puaycers ont ome See WHITMAN: Brewery aorta d etree bat cords J c y rewery nort nO! 18 OBNINGS $ AT EXTREMELY LOW PRIONs. Capitel and ist sts. “ap i9-2w Py rt SBSELB. POsNETS. $125 per doz Preps J. poet «00 505 0: iy per doz S Penasyiv: ne. Fd . ap 24-2t bet. 9th and 10th streets — slain 25 Ww Se 3e4 Wie: FOUB DOUES NORTH OF D STR z SEEM B* THOS. DO LING, | act.; Georgetown. (Seaten Hall Building t BO . sec sdf Boe: IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEQRGETOWS, WALL PAPEBS, METBOPOLITA WINDOW SHADES. STENT STEAM BaKeERy, On WEDNESDAY Ist May, at 60’clock p.m ’ I will se! of 347 C Br., seews KN 4} 6TH sts. I, in front of the premises, Let he ton th ss P Be cart aide of G SHADE HOLLANDS, ) the great dittor- h pre an ence t ns frosu and a stele Ureener, CANTON MATTING, Va i use the article to try our balance in 6 and 12 TABLE AND FLOOB O1L CLOTH, GILT COBNICEs, OVAL AND SQUABE PIOTURE FRAMES. PIOTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. A fine assortment of the above Goods instore. and for sale OHEAP FOR CASH. ps Bt the cost of THOS. DOWLING, Acct. ALE AT AUCTION, BY FITOH & FOX, _ REAL ESTATE KE) Oorner of 7th F streets, epposite Post Ofice. WIEK BisCULS Sap Beak ow OBACKERS de from se! Family Flour, to be had fresh sep 10 4, Extra These goods ar: perlor to any in Market, apd sh had ih Ope nee Ro HAVENNER, T=" FINE a@ts. day. A CBAOKE’ 8, from bigh grade ar. = KIDWELL & HENDERSON, Me, Louse wruee VALUARIZ BUILDING Lor. Frontin mh 283m 505 9th street, 2. LOUIS W: at south, al ol tears a ¢ . ASHINGTON CITY Inston ant vickeloy abet be bec tenes of cureet DAY, the 29th instant. at 5: o'clock W vicinit; ‘ ap it's bufiding, SAVINGS BAN iv BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING, ball ie fey tet Bo 17, 0. 408, having 2% feet front by 122 feet me: One-third oash; Wa x and Seventh Street and La, Avenue. ite naa ; draughteman and red bye deed of a jence a - le tists svuren kim Inthe belief thar be will beanie | PSnaC Wine DOOE ‘iucte, I Tey rape a ef ie eciaection te ell whe favor hin with | ole or auerion. Pea ka Coen. SIL V Es, and COMPOUND IN “FP ney r month, with three lessons por — _LAND WABRANTS wanted. spiztt eon. of two boars duration saci Fee ae eer BY FITCH & FOX 1m person or by letter, from 9 to st, bet 7th and sth, apm-3t* ETROPOLITAN YEING STOVES, with Coal Oil, wr. Call and see them in op- and +» Opposi P bation be roia nis jon at our Chine Store. corner 7th and F, Oo! REAL ESTATE BROKBRS, fice. THE DESIRABLE PBROPBETY K: E NINTH STREKT METHODIST FUC | ton-and at Ne Teen pole aeent for Washing: PATENT STEAM BAKERY, THE NI ST re wand at New Terkrerios 347 O street, between «'. and 6th streets. berk bomoapas et oe tah oe three-story ‘ap 18-6tit HENRY BAYLEY 200. a oR EF , 7 nd F ete , adjoining the Obroniole NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS on THE| ‘3M THURSDAY veene ero igke Office, Se clock p.m ie shail sell, on the premises, the lescribe: oO! * The Ghurch coutaine si feet front by 65 fest deep, Containe fect Be inch Frontty 1a tee weenees ‘Terme of tele, One uniee cash; dh DP sor UTION OF COPABRNEESHIP. aire frm of C. WOODWARD & SOM is hereby iseoly: 7 mo cel . . WOODWARD %. 8. Woopwakp. The undersigned aa disposed of his entire i ‘To prevent further impouiti = gente te pat powltion from parties pro- 8 FAMILY BREAD,” the followiag depots on the the genuine article oan be x @ Son. to bi i 5 and twelve months, with interes: terest in the firm of C. Woodward rn Oassell, corner 7th deed of trust ou the'premisee, Oo: vanes tek son 1. 8. Wood rd who Sill hereafter con: Send: Zee. Gowanus stamps st thecost of thepurchaser “gsco | tinue the Hardware ‘ld stand, Bo. 31s Detrest, Wales a. down on the day of wale pp iiea belween 10th and 11th strects, Woodward Build ohn T one Sree spsteot_OOOER a LATIW Ear aces | "El gomgné seni! ffm il er easrs. Bte} —A fine B tween Band F.who is authorized to settle EB jfast; ove ef the fines : 0. WOODWARD. |» Eevee 338 Pennsylvania a: jes ores + Heese sortie city Washington, D. C., April 16,1867. ap 22 6t Bi wo hand a large tock of fine WATO fo apd Gh street ne phat TEW BoOKs. Bpeetacicss Dorn Glasser, Rar ce MeO TIENTION. OF FIOBRS’ Ni Great and his Famit tell'at very lew prices, 00 2+» Shak A ARMY APPLICANTS, egick the Great and his Family, by 1, Mu 4 J Gentlemen are now taste: deeb, OTHS! MOTHS! MOTAS vitor to ab examination * > ve been me OBDAR OAMPHOB-otifin, fe Insoct Lite. vane by Wat "3, Deseret B ep 78-Stif Gor. 7th st. and of the Board of WEED SUITS ot 88, MEN'S QUITS ot 910. MEAS GUITS ot 912, MEN'S GUITS a Qu, MBBS SUIIS ot O16, MESS GUITS at 923, MEB'S SUITS at 91, MBN'S SUITS ot O25, BOYS’ SUITS at Si, BOYS’ SUITS at 9s. BOTS’ SUITS at S¢, BOTS’ SUITS at 910, aT Tse GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUS OLOTHING, &o. Cucturne. —— at OMITE'S. At euIta'’s. at OuITES. At SUITES suita’s at OmITa’s At @uITA's. At SMITB'S At SMITHS. At SMITH'S at 6MITH’S At SMITHS 460 SEVENTH STBEBT, spirit )DWAKD DOLAS, MEBCHAN Ex er of treet Poeun" at lowest reduced stock of Gents’ Furnii Garmen LLINGS forthe hich he offers to hie frie: rices. Aleo img Goods. His styles of T TalLoR ‘eo ave yo i pang te are of the most tasty and fashionabie, Bet to be sur) chasing at ether places, Give us @ onll before apie "al all Sere made at the establishment. The beet work and moderete charges ts our motto. aps 3m* F 4. HEIBEBGER, (Buccessor to H. F. Lovnon & ©. MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hote! tf No. 362 P AMES T. WaLkE Tate Brow. 's,) venu Sebington MEN'S MEROBEB AND TAILOR. ane Seventh Street, ae Boar Odd Fellows’ Zan, Begs leave to inform his former gage the rel pndlic. that he is almort ly re Sciving. additio sp to “his ow beautifal k ada MEN AND Youra’s WEAR, st be seen to be appreciated tthe t skillful artists are #mployed, and pervect &; action guaranteed, both with regard to STYLE. MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP Always on band a complet: assortment of FUBNISHING GOODS Give mea call before purchasing BOARDING. LABGE DOUBLE BOOMS. suttabie for tro or three seetiomes. oF foragentieman and his bi Wife, wit 122 Penn's ave: 00 reasonable teri - between ivth snd Table Boarders accommodated. Fors HED BUOMS,with or withouthoARD, ath @ street, between isth ond h UnsUr passe: t all respects ® Oret-class Boarding by any other in as ap teat” T4ne8 BOARD. — The sjlvenie avenue. will be ready reception of Tavle Boarders. Private DINING- BOOMS over the Oyster Bay,’ 256 Peun- Bg A KD —nicel Fee ae] ry BUOMS, with Lt ABLE BOARD AND FU | ‘owteee PaRLoR and m= corner of Bridge ani Terms moderate, BNISHED ROOMS — comfortable OB AM- B nd good Table BOARD. Apply at 350 K ‘tween 13th and 13th ste. ‘Sp 22 ot" a be sccom: BOARD ina class. Price NTLEMEN AND THEI w mod sted private family, ay KRA#PT'S Bakery,corner 15th avenue. are r. A and Pa. ep tt ate iD BOOMS. WITH BOARD. ine ‘tustien for the summer months. " . $25 per month. Ap- jt corner Pa. avenue aud isth st, BDING —A gentieman and entlomes, Can obtain a esent front BOOM eis ‘BoaBD in DY family from the Horth. Inquire 70 Loetrest, betwoon 234 and uth mh 26 Fo B RENT—Two weil furnished PARLORS, on ABL doors BOARD at Bo. Borth of the 's A LOST AND FOUND. OUBD—On the 234 instant, a Woolen SHAWL. . F Hough's B: Gallfor it at Mr. Meuse, 101 Brid the hours of 4 an L°3te2 insta ot owner mar! onit. The ed by leaving it at 38 Leuistan: lth PM west, between L and on bi b id ret jestions as CROBGE THORP. No. 10 street, near Penn a street to St A) on ay ws eed wi peor in condition k. The Easter Sunday afternoon, the 2lst going from 11th ine Th: OST—At the Hationsl Theater, there and Willard’s, iast L iT. mark ed“. A. F. to B 1865." The Gnd. jer wi i be liberal leaving the same et Willard’s He i awk gs Rites So at DeLAcY street, corner of 12th street. Fo SALE—A Gretclase BAGATELLE TABLE 'S restaurap G BEAT WATOH SALE’ ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE Plan, Givina every Waich for the low Patron a Handsome Price of Ten Do: aad Kelia WITHOUT REGARD To VALUE, And not to be pard for unless perfectly Satisfactory? 100 Magic 100 aatiasess ‘ er ‘apgement, costing 7 ° fality eb gist imnediat te 2 3 a = ° * on te id Gold Hunting Watches... ie hey ‘Ouse Gold Watches 4 $20 to gr - Soto ® ECE SESE Bebe ery. but @ straight-forward legitimate ramsar tion, which A ringle Vortificate will be m may be partectpaied ineven by the most fastidious! é