Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING SPAR. The Largest Cireulation ia the District ener iste aeasihner area ts W. D. WALLACH, Editor ana Preprictor. WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY..................APRUL 26, 1867. 87 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELRE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. BF The following is the official showing ot the daily circulation of the papers naméd ‘be- | low, made under the call directed by tha re- cent act of Congress: : EvENiNG Stag. 7.715 copies per day. Ineelligencer .o6 352 « « The returns of advertising by the same eity papers fr the quarter ending December 31, 1266 taken from the books of the Interna! Revenue Office, are as follows: EVENING STA Intelligencer. MINNESOTA We are indebted to Hon. William Windom of Minnesota, a gentleman who, in Vongresg and elsewhere, is indefatigable in his labors for the advancement of that State, for a copy of a publication just issued by Girart Hewit': St. Paul, giving an exbibit ef the history» progress. climate. soil, agricultural and manu- facturing facilities, commercial capacities, so. cial smtus, &c., of Minnesota. The advantage, of Minnesota to the settler in healthy climats and prolific soil sre £0 clearly set forth in this publication that we ad vise those seeking homes im the great West to send for a copy to Mr Hewitt, who furnishes it gratuitously to hose Ge-iring information, and who will answer any letters We learn from this pamphlet that the popn- Intron of Minnesota is 340,000; the taxable value Of property, $57,500,000 40: the permanent schoo! fund, 81, 33.161 60: number of miles of railroad: 315, whieh will be increased to 530 during thi< year. The State debt of $250,000 18 nearly paid from the procreds of the sinking fund. Con- Tess bes granted to the State three million acres forthe support of schools, and seven anda half million acres for the construction of Tailroads. Altogether the State would appear to be im on exceedingly prosperous and healthy condition. An interesting portion of Mr. Hewitt's work 38 (bat giving the causes for the climate of Min- besota being so favorable to invalids, especial. ly consumptives. The results of modern medi- eal inquiry and the test of experience seem to establish conclusively that the ary bracing air of Minnesota, like that of New Mexico, Cali- fornia aud the Steppe of Kirghis, is more fa- vorable to invalids than the mild equable cli- mate of tbe tropics; and the remarkable fact i< bow presented of the world’s procession of besith ceekers changing their course from Ma- de.ra, Upper Egyptand the West India Isles to the bracing and elastic climate of the upper Miesissippi. NAVAL ORDERS ‘The following officers have been ordered to the “ Guerriere,” of the South Atlantic squad- ron OUommodore Francis M. Ramsey, de- tached from navigation duty at the Washing- ton Bavy-yard, to be fleet captain of the South | Atlantic squadron; Lieut. Commanders Ed- win T. Woodward and Beatty 0. Smith, de- tacbed from the Nayal Academy; Paymaster Jobn D. Gibson, detached trom duty as pur- chasing paymasterat New York, to be fleet paymasier of the squadron: Chief Engineer Charies H. Baker. detached from special daty at Boeton, to be fleet engineer of the squad- Ton; Acting Vol. Lient. Francia M. Green, detached irom the bydrographic office; and Lietit. Commander Heir. B Rumsey THE WHITE HOUSE The regular meeting of the Uabinet was held to-day, but the session was a <hort one, not lasting over an bour. much better bealth, and is not so mach wor- ried by office seekers aad politicians. The crowd each day is very small, and the time of the Executive is mot so much taken up by visitors. NAVAL NEWS Dispatches have been received at the Navy Department from Captain M. B. Woolsey, of the stesmer Pawnee, dated Pointe a Petre Guadeloupe, March 2, announcing bis arrival At that port, amd under date of March li an- nowncing his departure that day. The United States steamer lroquois was in port when iret arrived. Officers and crews of both ves- sels all we! THE LATEST CABLE TELEGRAMS leaye no doubt that Eurepe is te be the theatre of a de. Yastating war this sammer jThe only question now is whether Bismarck or Napoleon wil! strike the first blow. It is absurd to si Ppose that active hostilities will be deferred le Cay On account of the great exposition. paren teed. Th rasa Goxz To New Yorx.—Col. Wm. G. Moore copfidential Secretary of the President, lef: the city this morning for New York by steam- et, being one of a party referred to in theSTAR of yesterday as being abou by water to that city for their health. MassaceE or Tax InNoceNTS.—On Tues- day aud Wedne-day three new born babie< The President is in | | Ware. | | | | to make the trip | | } were foully murdered in New York city, one | was accidentally smothereg, and one died from | neglect. Sine eee iisactenep ees Seaiiees S&T Archodishop Spaulding, of Baltimore, is | ceived, a large let of large and PINE | APELES JOSEPH H. SHAVFIELDS Fee on feet convalescent, and expects to be able to leave | for Rome within two weeks. Bishop McGill, ot Richmond, is also going to Rome. S77 The Virginia Legislature is toadjourn on Mouday next. IsTEENAL REVENUE —The receipts trom this source to-day were $525,222.10. Tux Wazxiy STak is now on our counter for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails, containing, Smong Mach other reading matter, “A Lite Insurance Story,” which is of intense interest: conclusion of the trial of William E. Cleaver on the charge of murder; Paris Fash- ions for April; the Surratt Case: the Luxem- bure Question: full Reports of all Meetings of Republican and Democratic Associations and Ward Olubs during the week; Usefal iteme of domestic economy: Humoroas Sketches, with Domestic, Military, Naval, ental. and Jocai News: Agricultural and Houskeeping Miscellany: and the latest Telegraphic Dis- patches see erent SENATOR Wi.soN.—Senator Wilson ad- dressed a large sudience of blacks and white, in the Butler school-Bouse, near Hampton Reads, yesterday. He urged upon the col- ored people to yote for that party ‘ounded op bumanity and equal rights to all. They were to assist the Republicans of the North in modifying tbe State constitution, and securing the protection of their rights. upon them the necessity of in d@ stated that with irginia. He re. garded Johnson as the sole cause of the an- setled condition of the country, and spoke foreibly against bis policy. © said there Would be no impediment to Southern repre- sentatives if they elected Union men. He closed bis remarks by asserting that he would leave Virginia witha fall conviction thata Kepubliean Governor, Legisiataure, and two Senators would be elected. S7 The Baptist General Association of Vir- -_= will meet im Lynchbarg, on the 6th of ube. S7A M.Gwin, brother of ex.Senator W. M. Gwin, was drowned Iately while crossing the Mississippi in a dugout. 87 A Canada judge occupied thirteen hours in eDarging the jury lately. Their verdict ‘was rendered in five minutes. 87 In Philadeipnia vegroes are not allowed upor the street cars week days and white peo- ple are pot allowed upon them on Sanday. S§7Ex- Mayor Monroe, of New Urieans, has gone to with bis family. S7-A number of republicans in Onio have united to seoure the gubernatorial nomination of Gen. Garfield. S7 The Atlantic cable receipts now average about £1.150 per day. u SP There are in the United 5,006 more males than females. States about | | acd Woolien GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. 8. Fr . 8. Ter | mommy — FINANCIAL, Lewis Johnson & Uo., qtiote Stocks aad Bonde in home and foreign markets aa follows: R.. 665; do. guaranteed, ——~; IUnois Uen- tra: R.B., ily: i 69%; Chic: aed Nortawestern BR. R. Cg do. pretert. 98%; Cleveiand aad Toledo ki: R., 1@;. Chicago and Rock lsiand ani a Pivsburg, Fort Wayne. and Ubicago R. KR. 98%; Obto and Mississippi Wertificates, 237: Pacific Mail, 127. Gold, 230 + 138%. u exprcted te be present 2th inst ,at 3% A will be pane . Bister Divisions fy tne ited. D 26-36 7S> K CARD —Tihe undorsigaed Oo: mmities.to which w4s entrusted the ovilection of mney ‘or the starving 914 su Bouth tender bere- bi hs tributors its heartfelt ack no wi- reiceries Gare e' Ne Ts. a © and Owen fhorn, esident. BED. SFGSKKIN , vast, Sresee bh a ated vw be It- Or spd, Xoune, willbe 7 corner et and Pe: BATURDAY BVMATI exinbitfons with the M: 75 cifferent Pistures will be preso: some of we most striking scenes Se See Becoler ts story. Foreign Lends msn: res ows. ares by loreiga urtists and are of a 036 . are of a vory iow wil! Bogtn at 8o°elock tion 8 at 8 o'eloc ents, tobe had at at the door. fit of the Sunday new, Episcopal Church of 8t. Joha ap2i 2t TENTION, COuORED HOD - UAB BESS Teds oi tc een tod an : sta. 00 MONDAY RVBNING ath orate ge (eae tES ION. REPUBL.OANS —T will bes reenular meoting of the €ab Associati:n of the District on BATU inth str ctw opus HALL, Baptist. is HE v t Union ie ae retary. T FOR OUKS, 'T end the iNustraced ws, form- & av instructive id interesting entertainment, which parents are Invited to bring their chil- Tih petemerating hha at aedMe: . 1867, Col encing at 8 0’! ,. os tance—Adults, 26; Obildrens 18) 1° " eo e1 hear St. Petcick's Chumetee” Oe & ie a a. FIELD'S = NOH CON FECTIO: enn'a ave. ber. 12th oni 18th it ‘ged refitted establi . he largest and fi ia the rooms: thing long needed in Washtngton—and Feterent cits Posten and hs pt ve OONFECTIONERY linc.” Partie: Fates Wen” bog ete ,farmiehed at the shortest notice and on most reasenable terme, ap 23 1m JOSEPH &. sHa. THE LADIES OF THE BREW EPIE00- Hem ff Warteprgporete apa TRS . 0] s FESTIVAL in aid of the Church, 1 corner Ps ave. and 30th rest,” The Fair will entog 1 224, and close on Lentern Bxhihitions on Satar- day evening. on Tickets. Bi 1 [int’S'Chren ‘copy and send biti to Star che?) NOTICR THE REGULAR MEBTIN« of the T i+ Be fcen one wit racks. co 2722, cae ey “EVENING «at 73s o'clock, JOH Seeretary ape pOEM THOMAS JUBKSON, Secretary. eSeaR Noe osdaeatv or aE all Ite celebrated pu : rity and excellence. be had at their Drag Stores, 440 ite United States Treasury, an north corner of 6th and H sts., one s east of 7th at, ap 24 4 GRAND 1.0 0. F. LEVE em will be beld ai On FRIDAY BVENING, Aprii 26, 1567, At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh street. Tickets ONB POLLAR. to be had of -G.% ee eiserent Lodges and of rhs Gemantanes iz Sa (pe ests Buisuen 1582, PH: . wi waces ERSON & FERGUSON, AVENUE, NER Ist stRext, aFito, Hint, PUBB MEDIOINES eM! ¥ Piper 2-5 aa , &o., BO. od nie Mek Wal roan cased N OPEN BACK, ri A Tecclatieee 3h snorth Battech, between Del: ire avenue and lst streot. Sp 25 St™ INB APPLES! PINE APPLE est re- 46 Pennsylvania avenue, be- 15th sta cise “peste URCHASERS oF BINET FURNITURE both time ami money by meki F purchases st the south- er 9th and D streets ap 25 6t JOHN Q. WILLSON. CApPaORATED Vor the preservy: Foods and otber insects. Wa Pharmacy and Patent Medicine Depot, ap 25-eo3tif Cor. 7thst. and La, ave. QEXUAL DIBEasEs, > mo more money to Gi Reed oe ology, end CURE Waantngton? py BABOK TAYLOR. Boo aps Dawn? + Send for acircular, bs SALE—a rece s DEBILITY, &.— Pay by Trall & BLE. ler, ‘excellent faultless fam. ily HORSES | and fully reliable: a OOUPE. bo by Las jew York; Harnces, Blan- hets, wuire at Mr. EABLB'S stable,cor- ner ef 2let streets, or at No. 10 Presi dent Square. 25 3t" ERMONT MAPLE SYRUP and V RBSH SPSING BUTTER, rmon'! and fresh from the at kegs for family Hon. Zz. BP KING & BON. King Place, ap 26 12 rner Vermont avenue and 15%, st, i rence onidneee P's Ke y4t COGES. & 00 ek sation. FIVE-T estes ef Six per cest gold utooast BON Lt TRInTY TWEARO $ A fall suppl TIES covstantly on band. Vv, Vv NOTES. of GOVERNMENT StouRBI- ap 25-20 Neu \. aprepatiey ye ‘This Wire is coated with gutta perc ffordi Protection to the tendrils of the and cheaper than common wire. Forsalein srge ond msl quantities b; Z:M_P- KING & SON- King Plece, 8p % cost Corner Vermont svepuc amd 15% st. 505 SINTH STREET, 505 FOUR DOURS NORTH OF D STRBRT. (eaten Hall Bulidi WALL Parzns, WINDOW SHADES. DE HOLLANDS, CaNTON MATTING, TABLE AND FLOOR O1L cLoTH, GILT CORNIORS, OVAL ASD BQUABE PIOTORE FRAMES. | PIOTUBE CORD AND TASSELS, &v., &c. & fine assortment of the sbove Goods tn store, and for eale CHEAP FOR Lh: Cleveland and Pittsburg B.R., ‘ OT DESIRE WAR. ‘ (FORCES ON THE Fae sfiss (FOROrs On RENOR —__e____ ~ FENIAN*TRIALS FOR TREASON. (By Capie to thé"Associated Press.) Loxpos,April_25—Evening.—Uonsols bare avaneed Ya. ang clused at 91 for money U.S. 5,20.’s, 68%, Lllinoig Central, 72%; Eries, ._Livgrroot, April 25—Evening —The cotton market bas béeh Very Actice ind cloved firm at the followiig Butborized qhotations: Mid- dling Uplands, 10d., Middling Orleans, 10x. Smlee largely exceed the estimate and Sot up 20,000 bates. Breacstuffe quiet and withoutany quotable change ip prices. Provisions are genersiiy unchanged except lard which soldat $0s.6¢.,an advance of 34 Ali kinds of American’ produce dull. Tur- 2! . 368.64. Lonpon, April @5—Evening.—Sngar ua- changed at %%4s. for standard orn 43s. per quarter for mixed Western. Lron, 52s. BERN, April 2%—Evening—The Swiss Government will post am army of observation on the French frontier. Dusan, April 25—Evening.—The triais £ the Eenian prisoners for high treason poe & been resumed, and Burke and McCafferty were to-day arraigned. Panis, April 4—Evening —A leading edi- dorial of an official character, in the Consti- tution, to-day, declares that France does not desu ® war, and will use all means coasistent with ber national benor to prevent it. FRANKFORT, April 25—Evening —U continue to decling, ind Closed at unchanged—refined 45 francs. OB SaALE—A young COW, with the corner of 2¢ street’ and Due. Dear tl vernm Beed Store. Apply after3 DIBe—it wish to L* mage LIBRONS Massachua it Priutiag U lock p .m ot the latest LOWERS. at \ iciperesy MES. STERN'S Skirt Factory and Gorset Depot, $12 7th » between D and E Bp 26-3t* Paid. Stusitase oeks, ish Linens, &c.. which J.W. SBLBY & CO., 323 Pennsylvania avenue, ics. Tape weere Offering cheap. Op26-St “a” 1-970 ¥HVI0 AT “838 (ICL PUY TIZTAeamzoq ‘end URALACUNOd GPE OM C3 OF “UOITa! yeu Mm Us 12 393009 9q Bro 40q3 URN: 899114 19 m0] av Goa tionep M4949 Jo SURV TIVA 104 +9199 ty ry a wate axnxoW, He ES A FAOT.—Now is the time to economize. Try the celebreted P. P. COMPANY'S EAST INDIA COFFBE, only 15 cents per pound. Tobe had of HORATIO BROWNING, No. 353 Penna. av., Washington. D.C, GENERAL DEPOT, 195 Chambers street. New JONEPH B. BEACH ap 26 im* Proprietor, {ROM AUCTION THIS MORNING BEAUTIFUL LOW-PBIOED DRESS GOODs, Some At LE8&8 THAK GOLD cost. J. W. SELBY & UO. SR Pe 7 _ ap 26-4t joar Be: T° BUILDWM# ERS. ‘We haves small lot of second hand 6 aad 8 WHITE PINE TIMBER, 23 feet Jone. 004 98 Rew for many purposes, that we will sell very cheap. rf acd, a large stock of all kinds of m beod ; - OLARK & ~ wares avenue, bet. 9th and 10th York, A aw! 2 oor ington. . Sealdd Proposals for the above-named labor and materials are invited and will be opened at 1 p. m. on THE BSDAY, Hoy 3: st the office of the Architect Of the Ospitol Extension where plan a be keen. of the excavation per cubic yard, and for ary per perch of 35 cubic feet. tof aay Sopa mags eraroment lor viation from straight lines. aeerm ate ell De meocoaner the lst of July, on e completion o! work. By order of J int Committee on Library. if BDWARD OLawe architect ap 2s dt U. B. Oapitoi Bxtension. &c.* 3,000 Hi LOAD fot beet ay ma neumber: ro’ re ty. A MAURY & INGL, 379 Bist. Secret? . ap as-2* UST ABBIVED AND FOB SAL Joe toners es two, good MUL ome fine] fast PONY. at Stables, G street, between 6th and 7th atsoe| Sp 25 2t* ; OR SALE-A of very fine biack HORSES, F peg dy sth use. Twit be sold single or t ber. Also, ral very fine ond 0} at bedate au UELY & BOWEN’ Stab ap 25 6t* York av., bet. 6th and 7th STY’S PABLOB ORGANS AND ya BUBDETT'S PARLOR CEOAMS ANB SMITH'S PARLOR ORGANS AND MBELO- i complete assortment, for sale or rent. on eusy F. ELLIS. 310 Pa. ave.. near ith street. HORSES FOR sALE. ‘Those wishing to purchase fine HOBSES can find a good stoc! consisting of Matched Pairs. Bingle Horses, and gentlemen'’sand ladtes Sad jorees at our stables We bave ne common stock for sale, cation for such will be useless. J.B. OLGOTT & 8ON, 471 and 473 Eighth street. _ Sp 2 3t jetween Dand E streets, A T BABL’S gs . H and fist streets, A. One Grey HORSE, s yearsold. 15% sae SQ and appli- high. fine style and ‘action; can trot amile in 3 minutes; of great enduran: the best road Forses in the ! MABE, 7 years o! very handsome; perfectl; ound.» One verv superior Tor Buea ', made to order, of Bue Gnish. Also, Gi WAGON, made b; 0, one No 7 Fada GY WA’ Poe tad Brewster, New Yor ALEXANOBE'S, COUBVOISIEB’s, S7 Price—Ladies $2; Gentlemen’s $2.25. 308. J. MAY & 0U., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, PABIS KID GLOVE DBPOT. p25 ati between 9th and 10th sts. 0. HOOD, 338 svete . Pennsylvania avenue, Has on hand a large stock of 6 od JEWELRY Solid. Silver Ware Whine Cutlery Bpeetacles, Opera Glasses, sel at Very low prices. OTHE! MOTHS!! MOTAS 1 DAB CAMPHOB—stining to : OB ae PHOB—»! AEA Ansect Life. ap 23-Stif ©or. Tth st. and La. pe Dew eH en ty ape Ts wertment of French LEWIS BAAR, 32 Market Space. GLI8H AND GERMAN BEAD EXo be hed at L Fe a &c.,&c., that he will vhG Ep ob tt 8 BA $2 Market Space. LOWERS AMD BONBET FRamEs — Fee Pinisneaante cearge aa Set dat mh 12 tf EW18 BAAB’S. Ss BED POTA ro Ez . , 18 Firkine prime ow Tort State BESTE Just rece’ per steamer. sale} BY eve ont, NUMBDON 5 90.4 Appirs. Lemons, Gocuanatee Obeese, &0.,0n 5 RRBrsteszatons. WATEE COOLERS. A assortmentof these Pipe od irae ee Goods for sale itter epil 3S. 5.20's a. AntweRr, April 25—Evening.—Petroleam her own Calf, F ylee of Nv MILLINERY 6000s generally, a: the LOWEST PRIOES, call yi Fi IyED JS yy GTire ASSORTMENT of LAWNs, it ety les. Py afal Georgetown. BOARD oF ALDERMEN.—The Recorder read tbe report of the Sarveyor on tae Potom: theusiua’or twelve. ; rainas ing ¢ stitute, Aad Sonms opposing both the origins! ordinance Qcd the substitute. Mr. Heiston then moved to strike out the preambie and the first section of the substitute, which imposed a flac of not less then five nor more than twenty dollars on any otters or pened for ey or off-r ing to sell in oe jouse oron em sen pov A as the “= T's Market, Tread ats, sh fi b, vegetables, or oiher articles uenall ay there. This motion prevailed bya ‘anes. imoas vote, and the substitute wa- then re. jected, only ms. Hyde aud Mr. Heiston votia in ite favor. (It provided fo: les by green grocers, only after 10 o’clock a.m.,at which hovt tbe corporation market closed.) The question recurring on the original ordi- nance to revoke all green grocers licenses, Mr. Hyde stated that he was opposed to rev. ail green grocers licenses, ashe though the matter could be tested without subjecting the citizens to Ube inconvenience in volved in such acourse. The ayes and noes being called, Mr. Heistom asked to be, but was not excused from The ordinance was then rejected. voting. Yeas—Messrs. Matthews and Uropley—2. CLOTHING, &e. 7 C¥ertrree. —— MEN s6 Qoram st ae, at OMITE®. SENS SUITS at B10, a:on : MEN'S BUITS at $12, age pi end ladies, 4t SMITE. am MEWS GUITS at gi, GRAND AFTERROOM AND RARER At SMITHS. u OSkGE TRIEE He $4.0, &. moe at OMITES. Vv STKEET PAB MEN'S BUITS at 915, pistols ermitung © Geutleusn Ladies, ‘at SMITE”, t +, ‘Tickets to be had af the Pork, or of the Com- eis oe mittee. Arrraremonts —3_& Boller, W. MEN'S GUITS at G2. Wogbt dM: ail, B. Grigsby, B.¥. Henry. * av omrrers. BOYS’ SUITS at @4, ATtBayoun AUD KVOERING Pi0-n 7 At SMITHS. 4t ANALOSTAN ISLAND, BOTS’ SUITS et 95. On WEDNESDAT, May 1, 1857, At SMITE'S ir . SUNTBRING Opraaus OF THE sours. BOYS SUITS et gs, at eurra’s ‘horough complete arran, te he ati Visitor BOYS’ SUITS at 910, Besta will Ieave Bak cece one ee At SMITHS. five mleutes etter De o'clock Ferry aT THE bes thie GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE, Garmtitee 460 SEVENTH STREBT, ee ep i7-tt oeite Post Office. Naye—Mesers. Hyde, Simms and Heision. 3. The ordinance increasing the salaries @f the physicians to the poor to $300 per annum each ‘W&s passed. Ordinance authorizing the May- or to advertise for poate for enlarging and impreving the police etation-house, was re- ferred to the standing committee. Ordinance impos ng an additional tax of 40 cents per front foot on the property on Congress street, trom Wret to Boundary streets, to detray deficiency tor improvement of the same; passed. Ordi- n«nce amending ordinance to license, tax, and Teguiate insurance companies or tteir agents: referred to the Recorder. Resolutions to Pay Wm. H. Godey and J. OU. Heiston & Uo., were passed. Resolution directing the chairman of the streets committee to procure a Plat of Aqueduct street, with a view to its thorough improvement, was amended by instructing the Surveyor to make the required piat, and passed. Resolution appropriating $250 for re- moval of filth; passed. Resolation in tavor of Jobn T. Gatewood; passed. Resolution an- thorizing the Mayor to contract with Robert E. Tatbot tor repair of the street lamps for one year; passed. Adjourned. Common CouNcIL,—The following accounts, etitions, &c., were referred: Bill of B. W Lowe, tor rent of engine house; petitions of Henry Murray, R.G. Johnson, Daniel Kane, Michael Collins, and Mary Callahan, for the Testoration of hogs taken 4 by the police: and communication from H. rewer, survey- or, relative to the condi,ion of the river chan nel. Mr. Davis, trom the market house com- mittee, reported a resolution for the repair of the new market house. Mr. Shoemaker, from the streets committee, reported a resolution authorizing the sale of the scavenger's horse, and for other perpons; also, a resoiution to ay the claims of W. L. Fletcher; also, a reso- uhon appropriating $500 for the improvement ot the upper end of High street. Mr. Pickrell frem the water committee, Teported an ord. nance for placing a Bartholomew hydrant at the corner of Water and Jefferson ‘sts ; also, An ord nance metrocting the water engineer to public hydrants of the town; all which were adopted. By the reqnest of Mr. Shoema- ker, @ petition of sundry citizens of the town residing on Seyenth street, was taken from ibe files and referred to the streets committee An ordinance explanatory of an ordinance relative to green-grocers was taken up. Mr. Ramsburg offered an amendment striking out all after the enacting clause. The ordinance declares all congregations of butchers, baker<. and others, for the transaction during parts of days of such business as is transacted in the market as unlawful assemblages, and au- thori; the arrest ot all such individuals, and lixing the penalty tor the offence at not tess than $5 nor more than $20. The ordinance also repeals the recent act relative to green- erocers. Tbe question being taken on the amendment, it was adopted by—yeas 5, nays 4. The subject was referred to Aaspecial com- Mlitee, consisting of Messrs. Pickrell, Davis, Darby, Clabaugh, and Brown. On Motion, Mr. Brown was excused. Mr. Shoemaker moved to recensider the yote by which the matter was referred. The metion was rejected, and the vacancy in the committee was filled with the name of Mr. Davi The Boara concurred in the Alderme: amendment to the act for the improve: t of Aqueduct street. Mr. Darby offered a resolution, from the police committee, restoring all hogs taken up prior to the passage of the resolution tothe owners, they ying all expenses of taking up and keeping the same; jaid over. Ad- journed. Tue Cana —Arrived—Nine boats with coal consigned to American Co., 435-f tons; Hi & Co. 107-13 tons; 5 Cumberland Co., 10 9 timore Co., 110-16 tons. Departed—The George Moler, with fish and plaster, to Lift Lock 35, and sixteen boats light. Tue River Frowt.—The week has not been the liveliest of the seasbn at the river front. The arrivals ot vessels in the river trade were not very numerous, and of sea going vessels there were few beside those of the regalar line and in the coal trade. Muxcuants’ ExcHANGER—April 26—The offermgs were 3,250 bushels corn, 700 bushels wheat, and 100 barrels flour, various grades. Sales—S0 barrels extra flour, $14 4g: 2,000 bushels corn, private terms: 250 bushels d: aged corn. $1.16; 1,000 bushels white corn, Market firm and prices anchanzed. Tue Fien WHARY.—The receipts to-day are very light. About 12,000 herring, sales at $7ags per thousand: 6,000 taylors, at $4a36 per thou- sand; shad very scarce, not over 200, and selling at 15al8 cents each PorT Or GRorGETOWN.—Entered—Steamers Thomas E. Cahill, Norris master, and Express, Nickle master, from Baltimore, with mer- chandise. Cleared — Steamers Valley City, Tomlin master, for New York: Express, Nickle master. tor Baltimore. HE PRICE ONLY. GEEMAN STUDENT LAMPS, Just recely by GHAS, ULURIGH, See” 493%, 9th street, OUSEKEEPING GOODS—A full stock en ENG GOOP EA fall stock now 493%, 9th street. | aera DUSTBBS—Plain and colored, all sizes. Just received b: Oua5. ULLRIOR, Jz. 493}. 9th street. (CHINA, Glass anp crouKE Large assortment constantly all Geode marked in Pisin I it cash prices, ee OHAS. ULLBIOR, Jz.. Sp 11-6t* 493% 9th street. bet D'and Ez reerive proposals for keeping in repair the | } i i bal | and three years, with inferest, ROF. L. G. MABIBI'S E awaap DOLAS, MERCHANT TAILOR ‘mer of ith streetend Pena'a as FLORAL pay FESTIVAL oppoatie Willard" Hotel, has reeled fie ill Begivee,e Pay dryset biginn, SoTaa, BIS ASSEMBLY BOOMS, mK x pom one ea E. between sh and 10th streets, j Wisk Dhibuipas ¢ he sprig ‘nod THUBSDAY. Day 9 1857. ae oo me ‘Tickets for sale at Bilis’ snd Motserett's Music “eer lye Stores. apie LBVENTH a nee Y rg : QupPen eausere Vf LOSANO. MERCHANT TAILOR, corner Corner of dtheud Hetreoe M. orth 4,0, streets, cesires to re- — + Sighs 8 = ne N. | atthe same time invites friends to visit . bia store and inspect his new and choice se- bas just porchased for conti rae pe . , continoes to give bis « etten| to the style and general ap, of uct.; Georgetown. | all reaeee mae at the esta! shmeut, ‘The best Work and moderate charges is our motto. ap8. 3m" DESIRABLE PRI- _ GEORGETOWN, D. | fv J. HRIBERGER, . at 5 o'clock, P. (Buecessor to H. F. Lorpon & Oo,,) Souscane of a MERCHANT TAILOR, GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTs. pY THOMAS DOWLIE VERY VALUABLE AN? SAR REUHB oe ts On WEDNESDAY, Apri! M.. I will sell, in front ot tb: valusble and desirable pr! ae Wilten Bedin. his Tesideuce of the roperty fronts 390 feet on Gay street, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Browu's,) betwee P Washington Congress ote extend apé6-tf Ho. 362? ashington. | ing the entire depth of th synare to Dund ~s AMSS T. WALKE MBN MEROBE AND TAILOR, rty. the Homse is large ard moet substantially ven! reet built. containing 16 rooms, with fiee cellars; cas th Seventh Bt aT om and water througdeut; cOnRenicat, wapfoctly Boar O44 Fellows’ Han, Gry tn'every part. ard ih excellent ord. An Begs leave to inform his fcrmer ns and the Office. Brick Brebl (srriege House and Ice | general pusite that he le almost jaily re Honse are on the grounds, h are highly 1m cei vin; ditions to bis now tifa! 9 with choice evergr era and other stock at joods, adapted to Foits. The eitustion is aity and thy, com- MEN AND TOUTH’S WEAR, panaing 68 Geel he cieee Neningiag AT; | which must be seen to be appreciates. incton He '@ city of Wes! 2. anc ope fu! ots e od the locality form sealdense most desire t b net eatl ga ge 9 Terms :— rd can! ince in and rd STYLE. MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP Always op hand a complete assortment of FUBNISHING GOODS. Give mea call before prronasi: BOARDING. TREEs BOOMS, well farni: family; jocation healthy, the Unpitol. Terms moderate Bear corner of U et. east, Capi of trust on the property Conveyancing ani] stanips at the costof the pur- chaser, Immediate ion given apled RHOMAS DOWLING, Auct, &7 THE ABOVE S4LE IS POSTPONED ON acceunt of the inclemency of the weather until MOBDAY 29, same hour. THOs DOWLING. Auct_ B® THOS. DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. ap Stl =, BLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING iy ra ES AT AvoTION. A Wer Gp WEDNESDAY Aprit 24 at 5 o'clock pin , witbout Boar. I wili sell. in front of the nises. two desirable | jotb and Tt! ots, cack fronting 3 feet on Gay street, Sshington and ireen streets, with « depth of about 100 feet to ai : ce ip six and . secured by deed of commodat: BOaBD., on Gev' Reservoir, on Hig T*e DOUBLE an¢d THREE SINGLE BOOM at yaucing aud stamps DOWLING, Auct. My we het 5 S7 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON | Breet. corner 10th. M account of the imclemenay of the weather until | “!#- MONDAY, April 29, same hour Ged BoaEn, ap 25 THOS. DOWLING, Anct. very By ceutral location in t op 26-40" with plessant BOOMS, in a hy location. ® short walk from A SAEDIMIBS AF. DEYSDALM has on | Sensonable terse er Die Eiteeet benseen Ti Z hand ape souettment = Spri ae aod @nd 15th streets, Sp 26-4t" ammer a . ae tween Prospect and let at % Modes R°. FOR BENT—Farnished or a received monthly ap 23-6t* ni with or without Board, second plessant location. No. 445 Massach: tween 6th and 7th streets. BONT PA 1B TO RENT, for two, at to per mo rth, Back », Auct.; Georgetown. bt . FORE ITURE, BXOELLENT HOUB! ic. AT BOaBD Parlor for On WEDN ‘ay re 1 two at $50 per month. Apply at 350 B strect, Wo'clock, I will sell. ef iue readence of Them, | esr 10th ot. C1 i Bs @ etreet. Georgetown. a SEVERAL ROOMS FOR BENT in « private excellent and well-kept jemily. with or without Board, just opposite hs Sa Sen : theontan Institute, No. 133. senate sory Glit Frame ‘or, with Mar- : - ARGE DOUBLE BOOMS. suitable for two or tieman and bi: and Brackets srtiosaramie Salter nisoee | Laerseepucuse of fone fentnman ond ke Bocretary and Bookeene 122 ‘a avenue, between 19th and sts. B, Bureaus, Washetends and Tables Table Boarders + Sp 24 Tt" ree aly and Jngrein Carpets FPSRRISEED BUOMB.wita or withoutBOARD Gane ceet Disieane Bode sad Mattresses sa kmail sospeste’ Arst-clase Boerdl erdleg, SfRRinE ee apa oiberbtoven tea re A Oe ara ci DE» And many other articles too numerous to men- B OQABD—B farnisbed and pleasant tion. Terms cash. BOOMS, with BOARD, at 371 Pa. av, op. ‘apis THOS. DOWLING, Anct. i ite Neti. Hotel. 3 on ry ies opal ‘Beferences exchanged B7 THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED OW ak account of the rain until MONDAY. April 29, Bosepine - eer ee Oy or hel Entei Auctioneer, | Bigs, streets, wo. Terms B" THOS. DOWLING. Auct.; Geergetown. T4ELa BOARD AED FCRNISHE BOO! a ps P. ex : VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON | BEES ond gcct tee BORED: at 350 K BRIDGE STREET, @XORGETOWS, AT AUC- | street, between 1¥th and ethers. 2?PY_St 330. a.—, 5 Bosepin ‘A gontioman end his wife. or two On WEDNESDAY, Mey Ist, at o'clock p.m ,1 will seil; in front of ibe p-ewises, part of bot No. Single centiemea, can ¢ pleasent front Oi fronting 389-13 feet do Eeidge street, between | BOOM jth BOARD in s private family trom the i snd Washington -treets, running back Ri ss treet, mn 36 ‘The improvements consist of @ three Brick Butidiog avd Brick Back Bulging, cor taining 14 rooms, store room and ce! vader the whole bouse, an tage Jom Mount: was formerly occupied by the 2. If cash; tatense in one and two ‘eat secureb by a deed of trast on perty. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser iY Fynscseion miven immedi §tely. le perfect. “4 an THOS. DOWLING, Aut. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. BOVED PROPBRTY IN GRORGETOWN noesosare ACCTION. OP ORTOWE, LOST AND FOUND. FousD-« SUM OF MONBY. The owner can bave seme by preving Property, at FRANCS it.» Furnishi: Store, 494 7th strect, between Dand Be ee” Sage ake UP ESTBAY—April 90,0 lare BAM 1 mm Stn ep ne aS bes Mer. Sovsoet. . By which ss resromn noe eee at34zv ron see, 0, 76. atree' ng about 190 fest east side of Oecii will Qerccid'ss deen ate thie dates or ap 26-3t the sone of 49 feo t, and improved OBN TO. OLABK Joes usTion OF THE PBACR maAiD CONVEYANCE ise resu: aties of his Office, OS, bis services to t! c. Office No. 308 D st., opposite Franklin Bogine House, apd 6t jp*restant TO CABINET MAKERS. T have just RTs latte assortment of Obair and Bofa SPRINGS; al AIB OLOTH, of all widths, which I am pri ‘ed to sell at very low Prices. iL F. SAVAG ry 324 D st , between ioth aud lith. Pasha tandinlaca ine dione OUSBFUBBISHING GOODS of every ae ‘seri ptior . F. 8 . apis 324 D, between idth and Lith. Youre kA BS 208 D. tho tho ng. Stallion, procu: f estate of the }ate Commodore B. F. Stock- ton, of New Jerse Il make the season of 1867, commmenciag. ber %,(at** Glen porthwest of Geergetewn, i lumbia,) at $50 ige the time of servic ‘or ped: tioulars sce hand: bills, ap 20-l2w Bhi de Sh get lour-seated lig rougham RIAGB; one very light SUNDOW: for two per; for business or 0. two very handsome coal box itirely new style. and JOHN 'e Pei Kk e008, Pawnbrokers, Pa. av. Sp 24-20" Mtzorouir. Lf pyts te STEAM BAKERY, 347 CO Br., Barwsex ae mp Sra a eetaiesctactsts stats MIDE Bibcors Aap noston O8ASknns. day. Al BSA “CRAOKEES, trom high grade Extra Erode are superior to any im our macket, “aes eee 0. HAVEENER. bre s > O8T—On Penpeylvanis ave: 1 4 e ng L Ty i One third casb: balance in 6 and12 POSTMOM ALE, containing sveut $x or 8: months Conveyancing aud stamps at the cost of a as Cy ran peheaees A sa “4 Bame on One o! Te 1 THOS. DOWLING, Auct. | ame on Be papers, The Seder will t Gqz0nerToOws HEADQUARTERS. . ap 26- Save ten cont., and buy your FANCY GOODS. HOSIERY. LADIES AND GENYES FERNISHING: GOObS, Hobe” SETS 4 GS &c.,of om roo anteenee peat tthe Rétional Beak oO. of Commerce, Georgetown, BD. 0, _New Goods daily received. ep 17-2m* COREE ZSAN Uae oer gre of and Summe: arde . ce TRAY—Left ‘the 234 instant, ‘a; Blosched and i) . Macilne' 10 tie, | Fae bee Senet ise ioe thee natant, ate; lor. Ey i, pouse- The will receive a ii my 4 Goode Pree end lings, a ey &S on Bock ne. Our Good: bave ben pure for one i. SNYDER — be expectes by all whe may favor us with a2 Cn ingajeg fom iit otreoh St : mb 26-1m* BBN)A\MIN MILLER. (4 i he M. iB. WHEA *S PREMIUM STRAM | 0 it. The finder will be reward: i 5 Wit Sule Aiguhansine | bring athe Lanta ere os Office, No. St lished in 183: dle. “Tagut between Sand erenen Beaty oistets._"_ap isis" [)280L 0ri0n oF copanuaneair. ‘The firm of C. WOODWA rm of DW ABD & BON is hereby ne T9PBEAETeo. BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING, Sor et end La Aves. | Fag Eb peg tht catt —_ son. eodward, ° con GHEST MABKBT PRIOR ve, Bega Sgen teres snc omtoinn oe raha ong ned ae opis tt 13 lete ‘will be pre- ExsHaI: TH BS. Sei eoe tau sinter cll on aN w DB ST! porns ——rnwe