Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. S&F For “Avuctiow Sates” advertisements see fourth page of to-day’s Star. LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS, &., TO-NIGHT. Wat's OrzRA Hovuse.—The pest troupe of minstrels we bave had in Washington fora long time is that of Messrs. Ove, Purdy & Converse, new performing to large and entau- sinstic sudiences at this tpeatre. NATIONAL TaRaTaR—Mr. J. W. Wallack in “The iron Mask” tous evening. METzERoTT HaLit—The Philharmonic So- ciety, assisted by several celebrated vocalists from New York and Bo:ton, with a full cho- Tus and appropriste orchestral accompani- ments, will sing Mendeleeobn's eratorio of “St. Paui" at Metzerott’s Hall this evening. ‘This will be a great musical treat. Forrxst Hatt, Georgetown.—The Ellinger and Foot combination tis afternoon and eve- Riv ROLL Hatt, G street, between 9th and Pair for the benefit of the new Hall and Howse of the Christian Brothers, now open. OsnvRoM OF THE ASCENSION.—The Fair for the benefit of the church is mow in progress. Fieet Bartist Caveeos, 13th street.—Grand terevptic aud Microscopic exhbibitien this evening. Upp FeLrows’ HALL —Concert and tableanx in sid of & missionary society of Trinity Sun- day scbool, this evening. Storrs Hatt, First Ward.—The fair and festival by the ladies of the New Ep: Church of St Jobn, Baptist, in the Firs im aid of che Church, is now in progress. METROPOLITAN HALE —Singing, dancing, and the drama, this evening. J8UNEMAN's PLEASURE GARDEN, corner 4th and E sirects, is now open. ——_e—_ Boarr er ScHooL TRUSTRES.—A special Meeting of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools was held last evening, in their room at the Vity Hall, for the purpose of hearing the annual report read. Mayor Wallach pre- sided. The Chair laid before the Board a commn- nication from Wm. R. McLean, secretary of the committee of arrangements I. 0. 0. F., re. turning the thanks of the committee for the compliment paid the Fraternity by closing the schools on Friday, m order that many of the children may participate in the celebration. Also inviting ‘he Mayor and members of the Board to be present. The invitation was ac- cepted. r. Rhees, chairman of the committee on the annual report, read the same, and it was Adopted. On motion of Mr. Wilson, a vote of thanks Was tendered to Mr. Khees for the very agle manner in which he prepared the report Mr. Wilson also offered a resolution, which wes adopted, requesting the Mayor (0 ask the City Councils to order the printing of 2,000 copies of the report for the use of the Mayor, the Councils, and Board of Trustees. The report adopted iast evening is very full, and contains much information relative to tne public schools. It is recommended that in- stead of the session from nine to three, with ene hour rece=s at noon, as now. one session be held from nine to two o clock, with a recess of 15 minutes at ten and twelve o'clock. ——_e—_ IMPROVEMENTS.—Mr. H. Meran has just commenced to enlarge his store, th treet, and will raise tt three <tories with press brick front and marbie window heads and <ill<. It Will then cover the entire lot and will contain above convenient dwelling room Mr Joseph Downing 18 erecting a two story ptess brick front dwelling on the northeas! cor- ner of th and © streets Mr. A. S. Solomon having recently pur- chased the Radcliffe property in Franklia Row (K street, near 12th.) has commenced to im- Prove tt. The interior is to be completely re- modeled. am additional story is 10 be put on it, and & commodious three story back building is to be ereeted. Mr. Temple Woods is engaged on the carpenters work and Mr. Jobn J. Mc Collum the Kk work The same mechanics have Fecently erected a handsome three story dweiling on 1:h street, near &, for Mr. Prosise, baker, and are about to enlarge the eoach factory of Mr. J. F. Bridg- et,en Fennsylvania avenne, near 13th street, Tanning back to D street. Mr. Barker, builder, has now in course of eTection five first-class dwellings, at the corner of Shand N streets. The bousr< are three- story, press-brick fronts, with white marble Window heads and sills, (Philadelphia style,) and will be flarshed in first-class manner, with all the modern improvements. These dwellings sre owned by Peter M. Duvant, Esq.. of ibis city, and when finished, will be an ornament to the part ef the city in which they are located. —__@ i Crimimat Court, Judge Fisher.— Yesterday, Benjam.n Hoilis having been committed to jail to await the requisition of the Governor et Pt -ylvanis, bat not having been demand- ed T due notice, he was ordered by the court to be discharged. In the case of Charles Hopkins, found guilty of assault and battery with intent to kill, « mo- tion for & new trial was overruled Frank Kenny, indieted for assault and bar- tery wih intent to kill, was found not guil ¥- Jobn Hawley, indicted for assault and bat- tery. wns acquitted. Lloyd Diggs, indicted for larceny, was found guilty. Thomas Finley, indicted for assault, was convicted and sentenced to jail for 30 days. Alfet Snowden, indicted for Jarceny, was found ¢uilty and sentenced to 60 days in jail. This morning, Alfred Green, indicted for Jarceny, was convicted. Annie Lutz and Annie Falkner, indicted for larceny were tried, and the first was found not guilty, and the latter convicted. —-e A Weppixe —At tour o'clock yesterday af- ternoon there was a brilliant marriage cere- mony at Trinity Church, 3d street, the Parties being Mr. W. D. Gienn, of Georgetown, and Miss Laura \. Thomas, of this city, and the ceremony being performed by Rev. Dr. Hall, of the Courch of the Epiphany. The grooms. man was Mr. George Bushnell, ot Winches. ter, Va. and the bridesmaid Miss Emma J. ‘Thomas, sister of the bride. The bride has been a leading bel’e of South Washington, so famous for its pretty ladies, and the wedding exciied no little interest, large numbers of the friends of the parties being present. After the ceremony the nappy couple were the recip. tents of showers of good wishes and congrat- ulations, and after some time spent in this Agreeable mauner, they Jef! the church for the car-, on their way for a bridal trip northward. THE ENXNLARGEwEN TON House The beautitul plan foi ment of the Seaton House, oy Cins< and Kammerhueber, to be seen now in (iakt’s windew, attracts much attention. in this plan Mr. Semme< Proposes toextend the Seaton Houss to Sey- enth street, including the building occupied by the Bank of Washington, and which is to be made (he prigcipal ornamental tront. The butlding will be unsurpassed in Washington im architectural beauty; and from {t< position, just of but in view of the two great thorongh- fares of travel—Pennsylvania ayenue and Seventh street—it< advantages for hotel pur- poses must be creat. It is proposed to onild i Dy @ joint stock company, the cost being estimated at from £250,000 to $275,000 ese 28s ted ers Reat EsTaTe Sales.—Messrs. Green & Williams. reai estate auctioneers, sold yesier- day the following described property :—Lots 3B. U aad D, fronting 25 feet each on Twenty. third etreet, near M street north, and ranniag back 1 feet, to J. F. Wilcord, for »v cents per foot. Lots 6 and square 511. fronting on O street aor tween ith and 5th streets west, to Janws Riggies, for I< cents per foot. Lot 14, “quare 620, 0n M street. betwee North Capitol aud A street, to Jobn Morgan, for =800.. Lot BE. subdvision 17, square 37 fronting on Twen- ty-tbird street. near M street sorth, to Patrick | 2ady, for 20 cents per foot. Lot A, subdivi-1on 17, eqmare 37, fronting on T wenty-thira street, pear Jd street north, to Martin Cady. Fot xp Der. » DeaD.—Abont noon yesterday Officer Jobn W. Davis, of the Eightn preciace Te- ported ‘he body of a white man found upoa the river ~hore near Giesboro" ciad in a soldier's uniform, and from papers in bie pocket his name is Supposed to be Wm. Dixon. The coroner being absent from the city. no inquest was held, and the body will be interred at the expense of the county. ——_r—___ Trow (Thursda: ip Phillip better Known ty the “ Singing Pilgrim,” and aathor of many BSabbath-school songs, will, aided by talerted Xocalists, give & grand comcert at the Foundry M.f.cburch. Mr. Phillips is endorsed as a vocalist of rare ability. and the tickets are being disposed ot very rapidly. —— = Tax KxGistRaTion.—In the Sixth Ward the registers yesterday recorded the names of 3-9 persoos, of which 223 were white and 69 coi- ored. The registers coatinue their work this afternoon and to-morrow at the same piace, (Anucosta engine house,) from 4to3 p.m atin Onassis SELLING LIQUOR BY THE SMALL —Yesterday Bricget Rey was arrested by Officer Gordoa, of the Fitth Ward, for selling Jiquor fn quan- ides less than @ pint without license, Justice Hancy fined ber $20.%. o-- Police Reropts.—fbe police repor:ed $1 arrests in the District yesterday. The fines amouasted to $97.30. Oxpse sy THE Preeipant.—The Presiden this morning tesued the following order: a , 7m jon, “ Wasuin a 4, ine Members of I Order of O14 Fellows ¢m) ed in ‘several Exscative Departments, and in the varioes of the ‘con taere- blic sérvice in this. py “with, will be permitted, as as may be con- sistent with ‘he public “intTests, to abeent ay Bed ir a on erry ‘26th stor'd a) parti tig ccleuration the Oraer fixed for any 'y order of 1 Presiden! (Signed) Row’t Jonneow, Private Sec'y. pena saniee hic) Avaican M. E. Ziow Cosrersyvos —This body closed its sessions at Galbraith Obap»), L street, pear 5th street, this morning, and ad- jourted. Superintendent Bishop presided. Howard Street Chapel, Baltimore, was chosen as the next place of meeting. Delegates were inted to the different conferences as ws :—R. Tompkins, to Phiindelphia; J. copped. to New York; N Jobne, to Virginia; C. Maddox, te New Eng- land; S. T. Jones. to Kentucky; R. H. Dyson, to Allegheny, and J. A. Jones, to Tennessee. The Board of Missions was appointed as fol- lows:—S. T. Jones, president: J. Tappan, vice president; Recey Crusoe, secretary; J. A. Jones. corresponding secretary. Finance Commitiee—R. Lancaster, Henry Thomas, Chas. Wilson. its for 1867-5 were announced Howard street C Bainmore, R. H. Dyso: ley Zion, John Tappan; t A. Jones; Jobn Wesley, S. Chapel, to be sppplied. Richmond. Va., No- bie S. Johns; Arlington, Freedmen's Village and Jones’ Obapel, ©. Maddox; Brightwood and Rock Creek, John Lee, C. Maddox, the oversight; Mount Pleasant, Montgomery coun- ty, Ma, Charles Pipkins, Chas. Maddox, the oversight: John Washington Parker, agent tor the Board of Missions; John A. Williams, iransterred to Philadelphia Conterence; Kich- ard Tompkins, missionary; Mark Beil, held in reserve, —— e ——- ROBPERY AND ARREST.—On the morning of the 2ist, Mr. W. Choland,jof this city, was in Georgetown during the fire at the market bouse. He had with hima gold watch and chain, $300 in one pocket, and about $50 in another, an account book and other articles. He was robbed on the street of his watch aud chain, the $50 snd the account book, the rob- bers missing the larger amount of money He notified detectives Carvoe and McDeviit. who immediately called Lieut. Essex to their aid. The Lieutenant was not long in suspect- ing the parties, and this morning recovered the watch. He arrested Seth Lunstord and CUbapman Dale as the parties who committed the act, and turned them over to detectives Ularyoe and McDevitt. They were taken to police headquarters and beld for farther hear- ing by Justice Tucker. ———_+——— Easter ELecrions.—The congregaiion of Ascension Church (Rev. Dr. Pinckney, rector have elected the following yestrymen sud wardens for the ensuing year: Vestrymen—Judge C. Mason. Judge D. W ©. Lawrence, Henry 8S. Davis, H. L. Stevens, Z. M. P. King, Jno-L. Clabb, N. W. Burchell, J.B. Dodsou, Wardens—R. 8. Burgess, J. K Bridge, Register—J.M. Dancsbson At Grace Church (Rey. Dr. Holmead, rector, the follewing were elected Vestrymen—Arthur Yea'man, J. N. Gordon, C. Hadaway, Cornelins Jacobs, S. B. Taylor, J.L. Kidwell, f. F. Magnire, Onarles Neal Wardens—Joshaa Cooksey, E. H. May; Keg- ister—J. L. Kidwell pitas Goov By&—The 5th cavalry, except one company, (K,) are under orders to leave for Georgia. They expected to leave to-day, and & number of the men got drunk, and were very disorderly. Yesterday. Justice Tucker sent two to jail, who were knocking their colored friends on the head, and wound up by as- saulting and beating an officer, who arrested ‘he leader. Last night, some of the men, and the wife of one of them, got into a muss, and began tosmasn faces and other turnmiture at ‘heir old hannts. They were locked up, and in considrration of their speedy departure, the men were dismissed, but the woman, who Was the roughest of the crowd, was made to P&Y costs. a Bencu’ WARRANTS —Last night and this morning, Detectives Clarvee aad McDevitt, wih Lieut Kelly, and officers Thompson and Hill, arrested James Wescott, John Jones, Alexandria Bennett, and Thos. Bennett, upon warrants issued by the Criminal Court. It issaid that all have been indicted for keep- iBg or conducting gambling bouses in thi< etty. They were delivered to the Marshal this morning, and upon being brought betore Judge Fisher, tney were held to bail in $1,000 for trial at the present term, Jesse B. Wilson, Jobn Usher, ard Wm. Jones becoming their security. ——s FIRST OF THE SEAS0N.—It will be seen by our &dvertixing coluinns that Mr, F. G. Rohr bas bought the well-known Kloman’s restau- Tabt, on 7th street, between Dand E. He is doing his best to please his friends and the Public, and will doubtless succeed. He has just received some very fine rreen tugtles. the firet ofthe season, which will be served up for his patrons, and he will keep a constant eupply during the season. SUDpEN ILLWES6.—Las night a8 Lieut. J. F. Kelly, of the Sanitary polices, was passing about the streets of the First Ward, he discoy- ered « lady sitting in I‘th street, near the ave- nue. Upon inquiring of her why she sa: there be wa- told thatshe was taken suddenly ili and could gono further. She gave her aame as Mrs. Lane, and she resides at Mrs. Maston‘s, on Sth, between I and K atrests. The Lieu - tenant conveyed her to her home. + esterday, about Plu ,(0 sha and 95,000 herring were landed at the fish wharf foot of 7th street, and were quickly sold, the former bringing from $= to $12 per bundred.and the jatier $6 to 85.50 per thou. sand. The country custom continues, and numbers of shad and rock are shipped daly by the dealers to the North and West. Bis tials ns ENTERZD OW HIS DUTIES,Rey. J. W. Charleton, recently appointed to the charge of the Eaxt Wa-lingion Metnodist Protestant Charch, has entered on his duties in hix new charge, and has made a very favorable im- pression not only with the membership but with the citizens generally. SOUTHERN ORPHANS. ternoon and evenipg pic-nic at Analosian Is- jand, which has been fitred up for the occasion, on tbe first day of May, for the benefit of the Southern Orphans. Those who wish to aid in & work of charity should attend on that occa. sion. ——e CIRCUIT COE RT—Chief Justice Cartter—-Yese terday, the jury trials were concinded in this court, and it is expected that the term wiil close on Saturday. This court has heen con- tinuously in session since the commencement of the November term, which ran into the present February term, now abeut to close. ‘There will be «n af- KEENAN. In this city, o1 morning o'clock, in the 78th year of ii S KEENAN, Esq... for many y 8 an Officer of the Gas A and erly of Baltimore, Md., of whic! 1? ace he wae a deterder in 1314. His faneral services will be at St. Patrick’s Cherch t 9 o'clock Friday morning, which his ndsare invited to attend, May he Fest in peace. (Int ite GONSALVES. In this city, Wednesday morn- ing. April 2:. 1357, OHARLOTTE ESTELLE, pgest daughter of Bev. M. J. Gonsalves; at gone before the fancral hereafter. *. Due notice of [®2°44518 NEW OUTSIDE 8 FLOM NEW YORK The steamer JOHN GIBSON wit RRR ka w York for Alexandria, Wash ington aud Georgetown. on SATURDAY, April 7th, at4 p, m.. fror Pier 29, East Biver. Bhip- pe.s will nanre the el and pie: The steamer E. UC. KNIGHT will land her goods at J. P. Bartholow'’s wharf to-morrow, Tuesday.) Conrigner ieend for their goods. "The above ail from Georgetown on Thursday, for New Yor steamer will ap 22-5t J. W. THOMPSON, Te COACH MAKERS igned have on hand and are con- nga large assortment of EVir L ISH 4 BN} Pee A, BOLTS. MUSLIN, 3 S, DUCK, and LE se ron | JNO. B. ELVANS &CO. POTATOBS. PETER BEBBY, ap 20-6t S85 Water st.. Geors etown. oO FOB SAL ANE round ceruer re top OOUNTER, BABRY’S 59 Louisiana avenae, Between Sixth and Seventh streets F sine TACKLE! FISHING TACKLE T have just recei ved the largest and best selectod amortment of FISHING TACKLE in the market, AMUBL F SAVAGE, 324 Datrect, between With and Lith. NGLISH WILLOW BaT! BALL, and CROQUET, GAMES. at eater te iL VAGE'S, 324 Datreet, potuces ith wed ith. BiB? cacus: BIRD OaGEs ! ‘The lercest stock of BIGD OAGES tn the city. UBL F BA episer 324 D street, betwoon 10th endiith. ‘ea crater 4 F IT 18 WHEL to get clear of a Cold the first week, ut it is much beter and safer to rid yourscif Temedy for the purpocs being Dr, Jayne's Ex. 2 pu $ > pectorant. ‘Sola by all Druggiats. 8) —— es We ane REQussTep to say thatho more ersons can be Omployed at the Government Tintin that it is useless to apply for work at that establishment. FeO or No Berrar Invesrmant cen be made than in Clothing at the preeen reduced prices at the Great Central Olothing House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. ene Dm. Warre, Chiropodist, 4% Pennsy!vania Avenue, between 4% and 6th streets, contia- ues the euccessiul treatmentof Uorns,Banions, Bed Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences,&c. Fees at office: one corn, $1; several, 50 cents each: Bantons, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, Vascotat Excrescences and Moles, €1to Seach. Office hours trom 8 a& m.toSp.m.,and6 toSp.m. No charge for consultation. Established 1561. —_e—___ Go AND Sze those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office, pan ere For Corns, Busions, Bap NAILS, etc., con- suit Dr. White, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 4 and 6th streets cea. daie >| £5 For SHIRTS made to order goto Frano’s, 494 7th street, becween 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; fe See eere ee ON® HUNDRED Suits at twenty doliars just received. Call and look at them at the (#reat ©entral Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- site the Post Office. ooo Goov CoTTON Socks, 15, 20, and 25 cents per pair; good Merino Shirts and Drawers, 9) cents each; good Summer U ndershirts,75 cents, at Franc’s Popular Gents’ Furnishing Store, 494 7th street, between DP and E. Also, good White Shirts at $1.75, 32, and $2.50. Si: Just RECEIVED this merning one hundred more of those fine twenty-five doilar suits, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office ———_—— Just RECEIVED—Three hundred Boys’ Suits, latest Spring styles from ten te fitreen dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing Hou J.H. Smiru, treet, opposite Post Om 460 7th PERSONAL. PENSIONS TO MABYLANDERBS.—All my oll clients, for whom 1 ostained Land War tants, aud who served in Maryland in the War of 15i2 cam obtain their P One with facility by calling on me,as F ha i the evidence neces- sary to obtain the sane. ap2s sts "No. 5 S'STY DOLLARS BRWAED Bacavirine Bexpezvors U. 8. Anxy, 401 C strect, Washing ral 24, 156: ¥ DOLLARS REWARD. will bo’ paid Preben+ion and delivery to me at this us of each of the following-named men, ‘8 from the Enited States Army W MISNER, Pr 4NDBKE e, Company f[, I2th Tafantry, ace $9 years, height 5 feet 5 iuches. Complexion dark. eyes grey, hair dark ANDREW PARKS, Private, Jom y O, 44th Invantry, age 24 years, he: 5 feet 6% inches, complexion fair, eyes bine, bair brow: GABLE A? WOODBUEF. 1 ieut. 2d Artillery, Brevet Lieut, Col. U. 8. Army, it Becrniting Officer. FEST OLASS TABLE BOARD at the Private Dining Booms,over the Oyster Bay, 295 Penna, ave. ap ft St FOR SALE AND RENT ————— OB RERT—-A at. ween 4th and lo. 460 ‘1 ween. end (sth weat, Inquire on , 5 ip 94 ° jT—Several ROOM®. large and cer offices. at S01 ten etress, loman’s cS F.G BOBE, Proprietor. hetreet, botwi Loatreet. i LZ of eight, Se sold asp m. or after 4 Georgetown. OO SEE A GREAT BABGAIN —FOR SALE—The owner of trree HOUSES, six rooms cach located on 14th street. Island, proposes to LEASE them oither separately or otherwise, for the tera of five year Ty ng tl uying att! expirat th a the price jae. OR BENT—A BRIOK HOU! between Land M; ten ith gas; water in the yard. Inquire on the premises. ap 23 31° FORRENT 4 od HOUSE, of ten rooms, pie gu 8 B street, near Bt. Charles Hotel. oY . PussE FUBNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, ON 34 366 lith et., the same floor, rented together or separate, 1 Fst., between 9th and 10th sts aap 2: 3c" For ‘SALE—A two story BRIOK HOUSE on 10th street, between Oand P. For partic lars inquire of ©. J, BUBOH, 476 14th » t, Opposite Willard’s. Sp 33 lw* FOR BENT—a FEz HOUSE, containing +ix large rooms, ei on Md. ave,, tet. lithand llth streets » Onpitol Anply Rext door _ [ap 25 6t™} RS. MILLE OBR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT 991 sonth © street. between 3d and 1% sts, Island. There isa good stable attached to ft.’ Inquire of the owner on the isos. Bp 23 St™ WO BAND: VUBNISHED BOOMS for rent upon reasonable terms References reiuired. Inquire at No. 6374 B between 6th and 7th 23-3t~ Fo RENT—A FRAME li0'SE on D «treet. between 14th and 15th streets. Reference re. quired. Inquire of C.J. BUBOH,476 lithat, opposite Witlard’s. 3t* FS SSLE—RARE CHANCE—For STOCK, FIXTURES. and @OUD WiLLo retail Grocery amd Provision Store. Satisfactory reasous given for seliing. Inquire at ato: north, bet Ist and 2d sts, POR SALE—Twr ROOMS and FURNITURE. CA DING for sale, on third f+ 20 Pen avenue. between i and ftl streets, thr west from Boyd's dining saloon. TS L In Geo: HOUSE, containing six room-; gas through outthe bouceand hycravt of water inthe yard situated on Market street, between Ist avd 2d R.P Foe BENT—A +mail OOTLAGE near 3 mer of I4th and P streets, Inquir ner. OB RENT—A HOUSE, 5. tween D and 0, near P. water and gas. Apply 266 P ;OR Bi B.. 23-3 tes? walk the Departments, gas and GIBBS’ Hair Store. 242 Pa. ay. Fo RBNT—Laeger Beer or Ico éeu HOUSE, containing 14 rooms; * acre, Dighly improved; 362 North near 2d east, Capitol Hill, one square from Oapi- tol. 22 St 22-68 Atk OF THE POPULAR PATENT MEDI- OINEB are sold at F. X. DOOBBY’S Drag Store, corner Penn’a avenue and it Sd street Capitol Hill. oetep 20 aws en , $1 25 FOR THE EASY-WEARING COR- () & sao) SBT, called the French Breakfast CUBSET, warranted whalebone. at CHABLES BaU Hoo rt and Uorset Manufac ory, 49 avenue, betweem 6th and 7th streets. DAMB FOY'S OOBSET SKIRT SUP- Bu, and gil ether styles of Corseta, GLABE & BROS, No! and BE. ap 19 6 as ADY IN WANT OF HOOP CORSETS, SKIRT COVERS. ac. at the manufactory ef DOUGLAS 9th et., between D and K, they will thing greatly to their advantage. The Jatest styles of SKIRTS always on bend and made to order. Bkirts altered and repaired. -im* EN DESIROUS OF HAVING their ints and Vests Bcoured sine Bevel ree lo talliug at", MAGRUDEE'S ‘ston calliug 2B. airing Depot, 477 10th strest cf 5() FOB FBENOH AND HOME-m $1 .50 Conseee Warranted wake Also, on hand and made to orde: styles of HOOP SKIRTS and CORSRTS ed to fit or no sale. p Skirt Covers Linen Buitling, at e3. A fall assortment of Miss- es and Children’s Gorsets Alse, the old style with Steel Boards, will be sold at OH ARCS BAUM oop Skirt and Corset Manufactory, 49 Louisiana avenue, bet. 6th and ith sta. Skirts altered aud repaired. ep l-im* MPORTANT TO THE LADIES —INDELIB: I STAMPING. Wa: ted fast colors. Wil wash and boil. Done b: French compositi the receipt of which has been purchased at a hi, Price, Saves expense of braiding Ladies are invited to call. gees are ani ti it. Ladies’ white or color nderskirts. Bai- pore, A ged Stamped in imitation of r iD fast colors. WAERBANTED NOT TO WASH OUT. Great saving to ladiew having clothes for chil- ren to make up. No braid, 7 pattern printed tn the goods ind: .. Strips that can be attached to the bottoms of Ladies’ hirte, (same oe they are now worn in New York,) read; stamped, and for sal less than half the usni © of braid. Birds, medalifons, Figures, ani- ed a8 repre- of amy pattern stamped. sented or the money returned. Jonx D. OLABK, ATTORNEY AND COUN- SELLOB AT LAW AND NOTABY PUBLIU, No. 546 12th Street west. __ delely Artes LOT OF THOSE VERY Popy- lar No. 23 Grover & B: SEW1NU Ma. CHINES, received this morning at DAVIS & GAITHER’S, aps st 20 M arket Space. EaU tT ¥! URN LDEN, FLAXEN AND BILK AUB . GO! GURCS A 5 EN Produced by the use of Prof. DE BREUX’ FRI- SEB LE CHEVEOX. One Se peo Warranted to curl the most straigbt aod stubb: either sex into wavy ringlets. or hi curls. te 7 em used Db; W HiskeEs AND MUSTAUCHBS! Forced to grow upon the smuotest face {a from three to five we. Pe using Dr. SEVIGNK’S BSSTAUBATEUB OAPILLAIRE, the most wou- dertul discovery im modern scienes, acting vpom Beard and Hairin an almost mraculeus aan It has been used by the elite of Paris aud London with the most flattering success. Nam of purchasers will be registered, and if enti: satisfaction is not ‘en in every instance, ¢! money will be ch ly refanded. Price by m sealed and post, . Descriptive cirow testimonials mailed free. 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It costs you but a ‘ain have so favorable fee, with likeness ‘arties tunity. vu. it desired infermation, § ~e core parr ste ype the Fait wicel ent Ma fult end ee ie Sued abel og fevie faerget nae fod a coepeense teat eats: ‘er destroyed. ferences of eat order furnished those desiring ly the dey of the month ray Tay w bora, inolosiag « SP 8-D&W oly Ob KENT—A new four-story Brick HOUSE. with 11 room: and water, on th west corner of 2is1 eetand Penna. a) ble for a private family or @ first-class Bo House nt will be moderate to a careful te: ant Apply on the premises, or to ap22-3 McNEIB & BRYANT, 495 7th st, OUSES TO LET OR ‘OB 8A Philadelphia Row, lith street east. These for er residences, Is eu. T an) or vazent, THOMAS M. houses are weil adap’-d apd have all conveniences. hot ¥ month. inquire P the LOW MAN, 306 F street, from 9 4toSp m. ap 22 61 Foz f4lE OB BENT—Five LOTS of 2% acres each, (the o} ft e elty Limite, Terms sccomm. ating, 1a THOS. YOU ap20 2w* Bo. 428 New York avenue. Fo SALE—The plot of GROUND, corner of Connecticut avenue and L street,’ northwest Sprpiect. Inquire at 212 K street, corner Titi Washington. Bp 19-6t* Fo BBNT—Two new HOUSES. corner 24 and cold water, x Ie eee fr —— = ply on the promises, bet eciock dally, or to WINDBOE £ LOND, Hae Maryland avenue. ap 19-6t* Qrros OF OLAGETT & SWEENY, PUBOHASE AND SALE BUREAU. No. 4 Market Space, second floor, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, SPECIAL NOTICE. BUILDING LOTS.—We call ot purchasers to our let of Lots. Weare the sole agents 1 whi tngn Fourteenth sireae ieee 8 Teet, the mos healthy part of Washington. ~* of subdivisions to be teenth Se ae te, rey tg: y juare No . an © iSeneBOERRTTSS rouruenen ant re a. ©. 210, bounde ‘our! ith and Fif- —— streets, and Bhode Island avenue and P 8 Square No. 235, bounded by Fourteenth and Thir- ‘Square No, 281, bounded ty Breeeonth and Thi ar 237, bou! teenth, and Taud U streets, areeem! ‘i Square No. 2 teen: and 8 and T atree 239, (State Department Square.) Square No, bounded by Fourteenth and Thirteenth, and & “Buuers No-373,boanded by Twelfth ena Tai usre No , bounder ¥ we a teen! Cy yw U ana V at 4 = . reets. ‘4b $ Ne pats coe by Twelfth and Thir. enue. No. 3, bounded by Ninth and Tenth, ounded by Hinth ana Tenth, igath Teats.¢ . 162 bounded by Second and Third, ‘st 4 We gos pants of Squares and tingle Lots in ail ni . We can » ace Sersons in almost any part of the ity they may elect. “Nrne mort of the roperty on our books can be purchased on very easy terms. , ¥ Bly. the m property axee ~ property ® lo arge ou pro; je ral TT & SWEEN ps ee I OB BENT—Furnished, 4 BRUROOMS, in suites or et Gas, iter and bath inthe house No. 234 jt een 19th and 20th, one square from the enue cars, ap 18-tMal BBICK YARD FOR BENT—Bitaated near Four Mile Ureek. on the canal and Washing- ee and Aloxanéri Ty a Sayan, ri on 6 prem! s, to F. BDW. SWANK ‘No. 26 Lontsians ave it OTTAGE (FUBNISHED) FOR BENT—For rent, for six menths, aod perhaps | desirable BEIOK OOTTAG@E—farnished—and Ls it + Pl - . BURUBELL. cor. lath and F sts. "ap i5-steo FOR BAR p02 rank pecatand eee 50 rer mont jor. cl HOUSES, desirably lopated, and, hating nd bath rooms in each e. story Brick get = & cee monthly until paid tor. ares Ez. York ave. and ‘ opr Bi op ei Bullaing, Boot tsa 18 Frame DWELLING HOUSE, 503 L street, between mn eed 10th » Con aa joesccaion 15th April. fegdive st 20% vance. : isth street, before 2 or after 4 p. Oan be nm regmises. ape te Dey ing OB miSaS. J. BHEDD, FOR SALE Only #100 ons red, and $10 ig id ral two-story Houses geal Street, Island, near 6th. Also. five room #9! t, de- tween H . corner BY. ave. pp 8 im* Pient’s By! . Fine northesst bowsary of the cites coon Bae aaa mtg Le FOR SALE AND RENT. on 6th street, near it Willard’s, and double lot, with brick back bulldiug, ear F. excellent tooation. for OUBES on the Istand, new, near 3 Ov each C} other HOUSES of Wasbington fer eale fn the L. WELLS & 00 Nave, REa OCs bvrest, of the most elizibly- dee Tarmete this pert ia « will be divided inte sug forms. with a house and improvements on For farther particulars L Ov Durobasers, 9: each. Terms ressonable epply 6-10t_ Corner Low OR BEBT—Large ¥ per Mouth. Boarding 55 6th street, between venue and 6th »: WANTS, OBUB GIBLS, A the Kirkwood Bo ‘A good MILLI NTED—By Ma; part of a hours, et NoUSE or fora ‘smily withut c! ILL GIBL Waits A SITUATION bousework ha no objection to peply for three days 74 Bands D APPRENTICE, at N's No. 9, Washington ner 7th street and Pe: ete 3 from $1.7 to @2 0 O,for WOUSE, Parties shag lease address ation, terms, «| D—A young Wé nd iron for @ tamil, ANTED—To buy a Brick or Frame H! ining 6 or 3 rooms, sitaated bet and Nth street and the (ir, terms, &c., 0. B, B., Btar office. Beighborsooa of gctown Heights pref«rred, terms and full particu’ nsylvania avenue. # ANTEP—A good COOK, to awist in wash- iog avd ironing: one who has no ob. toliving in the country, Office Apply b> letter sia! wb PQs rts Pe oasii T_—A comfortable HO SB streets. Possession given istof May, Inqnire of ctor x eS . PETTIT ap 23. ington or Georgetown Ad giving terms and location, Box it Office. ANTED—To hase a HOUSE with five god order apd location, 1 bh OF 8X rooms. i JANTED IMMEDIATELY—One jourbeymen TAILOKS. who ix willing to work basnling. Apply at 477 10th 5! d bath room. ot Inquire at a NTED—A small COUNTRY PLA in four miles of the city. with if Will rent or purchase, Stating location and price, = . > WANTED—By TION a street, espectable cirl. a as cl rmaid and to wasbing and ironing or cooking for a si i Best of city references. Address 8 writing, WM. BEADING, BEAD BAKER and TED—A fir-t clase B ¥Y OCOOK. Address Box 105 STE Post Office, stating terms an ap 22 St a WAFTED-an honest colored GIRL, is years @, todo light work Apply immediste- 50 Pennsyivanis avenue, Ww ANTRD— one chi ‘efferson st., Georgetown, ® firet rate OP ‘ilson’s Sewing M whole enclosed im one,) just outside table widow tady with D—Immediatel Bon Wheeler & W! e who cen work buttton holes and uire at A. B. 0°00 lone other need ON N ELL'S Dresemak: ment. No. 538 7th street, be! een Louisisna renee ana D street, over D. e's. U btert As gery at any ng the ‘Bi Thacy, Capitol Hi ‘TBD—PABTNER in the Boot and Shoe ness; business already established: only with tal, to tuke one. Gdress ‘al attention ie Hespties shed HOUSE, central ref » or Boom No. ation to the following whole %,aares, seen at our ofice,) bich we are authorized to offer upon liberal terms Suuare No 203, bounded by Fourt Pif- we bry eenth and Fif ANTED —I would like to bay a HOUSE cortaining from 7 to 10 rooms—to cash, and the balance in meget tasted N. E. cor, New York av. and 18th st., Plant's Building, Booms 12 and 13. &n experienced @ capacity of Clerk. ‘By a respectayie BOY, 15 years having coosider- ic bgnaded by Fourteenth and Thir- it Office -Wasbts ‘ED TO b otaneg 7th st., between L an. t UMBER Wo Also, & good ANTED_HOUSES to FUBNITU of and a good 5° E* of i. Corner La av. aud 6th st. D—WANTED—MEN for the United 461 © street, near Balti- more Bailroad Depot, 4 Oast-off OLOTAING, old ER. or Ng ey lished Merchant 7 socepted, enter B. FULTON 200., of Penna. avenue. te Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE je 2-1y Pot eee ANTED—10.000 LADIES to know that at the N. Booms, 439 9th street, op- Patent Office. they can find the best sel of Patterns _ fered bere for the d:da has 3 4 PEB Lt wa orking Uotton very low. ; ‘We make and stam an Silk and W. le 18- = OF POWDER. ance, Nary Departmen: 1867 pies ayy in the rdmance. Been, on TRUBEDA 1867, jen | has posed © Cannes, im! cancon powcer, and eee compressed e ninth (9th) d t ndred (1.500) barrels t Pe i 9 nl ordinary if cash, in Government funds, hin ten days afterw: OARD —The unéersi, ed herewith announ- ces to the public that yte 8. eared at they will con- I teke pleasure to infor@ Sean! before raited oF places as the Warde and the contract.r will be . @ hor» may to be Bot love thas sixieon tnobes pokes mien. a LY wot lose then four feet loug close'y join work te be done to the entire satisfaction @f bork the werd ard ansistent o mmisttoners. and to be paid for by assen-ment on the property bordering thereon, except that o) the Genera! Government. which ta rovided fer by act of Congress of February 234, Bidders will state price per eubic yard for ered thg, por seunte yard lor poving lusieat ot Odo send required and per square foot for ton De. |i be receives from ethers thaa prac- ¥ and the right is expressly reserved to reject any and all bids o joven of Fist es issioner of First eee) VONDERLERK Oem inisetoner of Beoond Ward Gat wv. JOON Aesi Commissioners 5 inG TWELFTH P: will be recelved at the Mayer's effies ved a! ayer uptime. NDAY. istucay of M ye tor gre. east from South Ustoliuaavenne The plus earth shall be Op? 2awtMay7 15th street enst Bidders will state the price per cubic yaad and but o F ‘toe will be paid for either the cutting 8 whichever measures most; the con- srefully Level the excavations where eited: without any extra cost. be right ts reserved by Jorporal ore. ject any or all bids. W. A. FLETOGRE, Commis-toner Bt ard T BUWAKD OL 4B! Aba GADDIS, Jx Assistant Commtesiopers ig the gas Gud water serv: . on eich lots and partes of lor bordering on H Street north, betwren Mth street west aed 19th street west 98 are not elrendy provides there ith. Specifications can te seem at the City Com loners Ufiice. ghoordance with the act Spl? 2awtma) > BROPOSALS FOR BUILDING PRIOR ©F CULVERT IN BOTANIO Othe of Public Buttdonss, |, Grownds and Works, ¢ Copitol of the Unwed States, April 9. i057 Sealed prop dressed to the andersignep will be re. eived @ this office until THUBSDAY April 25, 187. at noon, for tiuishiug Brick Arob of nd furnishing mate Culvert in Botanic ed the posed of one tof best hydraniic cement to two parte of clea! by the Itueal foot; about two b red and fif'y (250) feet of arch {fs to be o stracte!. The work must be commenced as as ccrcient abu nt wall is laid, so as te be te proceed, The centering must not be st upti the mortar has well eet, and sfterite mw val the soffit of the arch must be pointed Proposals will also be received for cepsiring some fifteen (15) feet of defective arch. Any addi- Hensal information required will be forni=bei at the cffice. No proposals will be rtained except from thoweengaced ch jaees, and the right is reserved by ‘ineer im charge to reject any th orail bids not deemed to the latersst of the Gere, Fnrent. . ee bide wit be opened ot this office at noonen the 35th day of April, mw. mtont Maj. of Engineers, Byt. Brig. @en U. _SP il-eotd = EOPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOR INDIA P SERVICE. E DeranrxeEnt oF id INTERIOR. 27, eT Eropornis will bereceived up to the 15th d. - 6 of MIIk Cows for the Winnebago To cians. oceu: fe Teservatien iu Nevraska a ae cf the Niobrara. N 300 bead of Bilk Cows for the Yancton Bi; . ate Seco Tae Or a ip Nebraska. -_ ears Superintendent Denman will have the right to reject any or sll the bids; also, the right to reject any or all the cattle if ‘he deoms that the cattle delivered are not of the required character Baperis odest Denman will be authorized te receive the said cattle and to give vouchers to the Parties delivering the cattle, to paid at the office of the issioner of Indians Affairsiu Wyn Daton cit: 7. € time of the Jeli very of the cattle will be e- termined by Superintendent Denman.who wi!l also r to change the place of delivery, with the consent of the contractor. Good and sufficient bende will be required for the faithful fulfillment of the contract. Bids will uot be received for a 1ess pumber than = total weer hg fe a called iz: ‘Derate propos: . we ver, rec the beef cattle, 0. 1. BBOW V¥ CLOTHING. NA DerartwEnt, Aor ad Clocks Propesals, sealed and endoreed © Pro: is for — Ol es * will 4 oe iy until2e m., on Tuesday. May next. for seven thousand @ve hundred pairs BLUE SATINEY THROW SERB. the same to be of Navy standard and delivered at Brooklyn Navy Yard within sixty days after notification of the ne- ceptance of ® proposal, and there pass the usual inspection. ‘or @ description of the Trowsers. and the pack - ages poscntsin them idere are referred to the reguiations form) re, contracts. te the = ants and Pay masters of the rir. ‘Every offer must be ed by a written gvaranty sicned by one or more res; bie per- pt, to the efect that he or they Dudertake that Sp eS Mictent sureties, to rurmish tho competency of the guar- ‘Trowsers proposea: the anty to be certified by the Paymaster, District At- torney, or Collector of Oustoms. No proposal will b¢ considered wniess accompanied by such ewaranty, and by saitsfactory evedence (hat risa oe yO donter 5 the articie and 4 iecemse requared by art of Comaress. laws H. BRIDGE. Chief of Burean. r]UMIs IS TO GIVE NoTion, sort - [er nas obtained from tie Oreenee? Beaty , bt Sie ttcaney oe sees ined fro: a@xton County, in the District of Colnmbis = te th ot rR en 4 ms ag rned bit * “ reby to exht sane, with the vouchers thereof.to the subscri- fore the 2th day of March next; = other verwine $y lew be excluded from all 4 the tate {Given unser my band this 26th day of RAEN 4.2. Mckee 2» a HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the pee eens EA District of Columbia.