Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1867, Page 2

Pin ee oS The Largest Circulation in the District W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Proprietor. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY. sttecceeseseesMAY 6, S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SKE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTEB. 367. S&F The following is tae official showing ot the daily circulation of the papers named be- low, made under the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress Eventne STAB, Intelligencer. ‘The returns of advertixing by the same city | pspers for the quarter ending December 31, 1966, as taken from the books of the Iuternal Bevenve Office, are as foilows. EVESING STAB....6..cce0e-ceeeeS13.107 -715 copies per day. Inte én 908 | twee | A SHORT-LIVED EMPIRE In view of ihe “dec and fall” of the Mexican Empire—it a Government so weak and tottering from the beginning can be id to decline—it may be weil to review some of the circumstances which led to the forced es- | tabiisament of Imperialism over a neighbor- ing Republic, in the safety, prosperity, and | weltare of which our peeple cannot bat f-ela seep interest. No matter Bow little capacity the Mexicans have sbown for self-govern- ment, it was but natural that we should view With jealousy and distrust any Earopean in- terierence with them: and it is no jess natural that we snould now rejoice in: the overthrow ofa usurpation which bad so little hold on the affection of the people as to require to be propped with foreign bayonets, and which dalis when they are withdrawn Previous to 1560 the manifest strength of | the United States was a sufficient protection fer itselt and for Mexico against ali foreign States. That strength was weakened by faction in + and the jealousy of Great Briv‘ain, France, and Spain prompted them to assume an wnfriendly attitude towards us ‘This firs: manifested itself im the triple expe- Gition to Mexieo, undertaken by them in vir- tue of @ joint treaty dared October 3ist, 1961. It was terminated in Feoruary. 1562, after the on of Vera Cruz, by the Plenipoten- es Tecognizing the Republican govern- yoent ot Juarez in the Convention of Soledad, oviding for negotiations in settlement of eur respective claims. That Convention was ratified by the governments of England and » but was rejected by that of France. on ad that her object in the expedition “to overthrow the phartom of a govern. ment’ which the Plenipoteatiaries had recog- nized and treated with. England apd Spain thereupon withdrew, and the Emperer of France continued alone the assault wpon the Mexican Republic, and on the 3d et July, expitined in his famou-< letter to General Forey the motives and objects of the invasion. He had already, in March, Is62. expressed to Mr. Dayton his belief that the North wonld not be snocessfal in potting down the rebellion, and be nov boldly intimated that the object or the ex pedi- tion was to check the progress of the United States: to prevent their commanding the Gault and becoming the only dispensers of the pro- ducts of the New Word, and that with thi- view be proposed to resore to the Latin race ts prestige by continuing a stable (!) govern. ment in Mexico, and thus France would create immense market: for her comme! aod establish her influence «in the center America.” To carry out this grand project, after th. capture of the City of Mexico by the French on the lich of June, Iné, the general-in-chiey desued & decree convening an as-embly of -notabilities™ and *- notabies,” which met and Adopted (according to programme) as a form of government 8 limited hereditary monareby, with « Catholic prince to take the title of «+ Emperor of Mexico: and the crown was of- tered tothe Prince Ferdinand Maximilian, Archduke of Austria, for himself and his descendants. He accepted, (as it was arranged he should.) and tried to get recognition of nis empire by the Earupean Powers previous to bis coming over in the spring of 1-64. Thus, by 4 conspitacy, in which many Mexicans en- eaged against the independence and freedom | ef theirown country, an imperial monarchy | was founded in Mexico a little more than Ubree years ago. With the collapse of the rebellion and the extinction of slavery in this country. which demonstrated the power o! our government, it became eviden: that the Empire would not long continue, and the prompt withdrawal of the French treops, in compliance with Napoleon's promises to us, ensured its speedy downfall. as the people ‘Were against it. If an Emperor could be tol- erated at all in Mexico, Maximillian would have been as good as any other, doubtless better than some. He seemed te baye many ood qualities, and but few bad ones. Bat i! he Dad been the wisest and best ruler in the world he cowld not have hindered his tarone from crumbling under hb “ Mar des. my” Was at work. We bave assumed the recen’ news trom Mexico to be true, but whether: it is entirely correct or mot makes little difference. as tne Empire, if mot now at an end, mus: sooa be pumbered among the things that were. What follows! That is a question more easily asked than ap-wered. As we have already <tated Englana and Spain recoguized the Republican Government of Juarez in the convention of and our Governmen: bas been steadfast *browgbout im recognition of the Republic, aad bas always retused to pave anything to do ththe Empire. But Senor Urtega claims to bave become the Constitunonal Pre<iden: by the expiration of the term of Juarez, and be has some adherents. They say tnat, ace cording to what is callea the Constutu- jon im that distracted country, Juarez as nothing but & private citizen. Tha. there will be other conte<tants for the supreme power ts probable, and in case an- | archy and civil war prevail again, what is ourduty! To what extent we can properly | sntervene becomes then a grave and weighty question, which demands the most serious consideration. That we should eadeavor to secure the personal safety of Maximillian will be agreed to by all. Bar ifintervention tor this humane purpose is allowable, it may be argued that humanity should carry us yet further, amd interest us in the setsiement of the government o* Mexico on 4 firm Republi- can basis. Perhap,< so, but we should for the present comtent ourselves with giving good advice, and wait tosee what the Mexicans themselves will make out of --the situation” wihout our imterfereace. If they fail utterly to extricate themeel ves, it will be time enough then for us to consider in what way we can best belp them. Tae Ware Hovse—Boat a few visitors were at the Executive Mansion tu-day, nearly allof whom bad an interview with the Presi- dent. Secretaries Seward and Welles bad an with the Executive this mornin: Tex Weeat Cxor.—intormation received at the Agricultural Department from ali sec- tions of the corntry shows that the whea crop this season will be the finest produced in this country for many years. SECRETARY BRowniINe —Hon.O.H. Brown. ang, Secretary of the Interior, is mach better this morning, and is rapidly improving, though ne ix stell unable to leave bis bed. ps cee aaalies ah cedar: 22 RECOVERED —Hon. Isaac Newton, Commis- | toner of Agriculture, has recovered from j recent indisposition. and is agaim attending to | the duties of Dis office. SN ec -P, aoe PxeRsoNAL.—Hop. George 5. Bontwell, of Massack usetts, is im town, and is stopping at itt. IDTERNAL REVENUB.—The receipts from this source to-day were $733,572.07. THE EVENING STAR. " GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuinerou, May 6, 1997. Jay Cooke & Uo. furnish the following quo- tations of Government sec: a * LE id K 106K m UI ‘s Wy 0. «WSK 106%, U.S. Seven Thirties, June 15% 105% U.S. Seven Thirties, Juiy W5% NEW YORE FIRFT BOARD SALES. Coupons. “10% W.40's 3 -107% 7.30's, 5.20"s, 1964 -H5 7230's, Jone 5.20's, 1965 105% ‘8. July. 5.20's, Jn.&Jy,'65.107% Gold... — sere. — JEFFERSON DAVIS. Hon. L. H Changtler, U.S. District Attorvey for the Eastern District of Virgioia. on Satur- day last addressed a letter to the Secretary of War, requesting that an order be issued to the Commandant at Fortress Monroe, directing him to Geliver to the U.S. Marshal for the Eastern District of Virginia, or his depaties, the prisener Jefferson Davis, should a process be issued by the United (States Court of that distri requirivg his body. This request is made ip accordance with the opiaion of the Attorney General, delivered some months ago, in which he states the prisoue; should be aeliy. ered to the United States Oourt when de. manded. CHARGE OF ROBBING THE MAIL, On Menday last, Mr. Frederick Depro, spe- alagent for the Post Office Department, sisted by officer Fowler, of Lock Haven, Pa, arrested a man in Lock Haven, named Uharles Stevens. alias Wooster, alias Clements, alias Wilhams, on the charge of rovbing the Lock Haven post office. He bas been arrested sev- eral times before, but always succeeded in ma- king bis eseape from jail. Mr. Depro lately got upon bis track, and finally succeeded in securing him. He wastaken to Pittsburg, and umitted to jail for court before the U.S. riet court. DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS. The Commissioner of the General Land of fice bas received returns showing an aggre- gate disposal of 14,53] acres of tae public lands during part of the month of March Jast, at the Boonville, Missouri, office; 13.425 acres were taken for actual settlement and cultivation under the homestead law, and the remainder sold for cashand located with Agricultural Coliege scrip and Military warrants, NAVAL ORDERS.—Commander James W. Sbuk, detached from navigation duty at the Philadelphia navy yard, and ordered to the Franklin. Capt. Wm. E. Leroy, detached from the naval rendezvous at Boston and ordered tothe Franklin. Commander Edw. E. Stone, detached from iron-clad duty at New Or! and piaced on waiting orders. Lieut, Com- mander Henry DeH. Maniy, detached from | the Sabine and orderec to the Franklin. Lieu Commander A. P. Qocke, detached from tha Naval Academy sud ordered to the Franklin Commander William Gibson, ordered to the Hydrographic Office. Capt. Francis Haggerty, ordered to #uty In charge of tron-clads at New Orleans. Lient Commanders Frederick Pear- son and John H. Rowland, ordered to the Franklin. DirLomatic DinwER —Secreiary Seward gave a diplomatic dinner on Saturday evening tothe Japanese commissioners. Among the persons present besides were Secretary Mc- Calloch, Postmaster General Randail, Secre- tary Welles. Attorney General Stanbery, Ad- moral Porter avd iady, Judge O'to, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, Senor Remero, the Mexican Minister, and the wife of President Juarez, oi Mexico. PATENT: TO BE IssvED.—For the week end- ing on Tuesday, May 14, there will be issued from the Patent Office 229 patents. During | the past week, about 520 applications, ard 9) caveats were filed. AvPoInTED.—Mr. Lucius M. Boltwood, who was for Anumber of years librarian of Am- herst College, bas been appointed assistant librarian of Congress. S7 The workingmen’s strikes for the en- foreement of the eigbt-bour system continues sn Chicago and St. Louis, but though there is much excitement no riots have occurred. ular mentbly meeting of ‘ON boagp or NOTICE—The r & the WASHING OITY ¥ Will be held THIS L ESTATE BBROK BVENING » C10ck, At the office of D & Latta, coruer of 7th and F Pe B Sec'y. BELIEF FAlg aT ODD OWs’ HALL Yq SOUTHEBN FELL commences THIS (Monday) EVENING and will contipur the whole week. ‘Open dey and night. Fancy articles of erery description The supper tabie will furnish luuch at any honr, Admission 15 Ocnts. m FIVE DOLLABS WILL 8: mopta’s tuition im Penm x . Bookkeeping. Arichinetic aud C W WOOLLBY B | ommer ‘ Hb B.. cet, bel or Gents OC! ing to attend between 4 Z Adulte will be qualified for teachin, manship scleatifically for » and presen with@f-untata pen Teache, © mach needet totntroduce Prof. W.s New System in dierent parts of the country my 6 3t* STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC bEBT om OF THE UNITED STATES On the 1st of May, 1557 10 0 11,932,549 32 Fractional Carre reney. 1d Certificates of De vere Y panama we 15.4004 00 Total Debt . ee n Tre in, 114,290 348 09 reney, 35538 55 24 Ar Am tet Debt, b Th: fe «Cash in Treasury, egoing i= a correct statement of the rs from th pee My De t: ay _ let cy . tur epartmemt, on ist of ay + ae HOGH McOULLOUH.”* Secretary of the Treasury. it BOARD OF TBADE.—A Meeting of the BOABD OF TBADE of the District of Solumbia will be Reldon MONDAY BASNING, May 6th, st 8e’clock J. H. SEMM: N. SABDO, Secretary f THE NATIONAL STBREOPTICON | TF rhe pre prietore are now prepared to hibit thie besntifal work rt for church charital ble t tt ‘Address TN. WOLTZ & ington, D.C. MASONIC —The semi tion of th , President, m4 2t bia will FEMS ATENERING. hots Rett ~ tbe net , NOBLE D. LAB Gra Secretary. THE PiC-NIO of the ACTIVE BASE BALL CLUB is postponed until MOM BDA 6. 1867. on account of sickness in Mr. J. "8 family. GO TO THE GRAND OP L's Large and Fi: 24d Pen ue, between i2th MONDAY EVENING, the 6th M: CLEBIOAL MUTUAL BUILDING asso. noe CIATION hly NDAY BYBNING s ® th iy 33st _my 4-3t teguler mont! ne: e perthwest cerne: east of 7th et, to the Star. Assotiated Press.) |: © $5-Noon.—Consols opened at 6—Noon.—Uotton opens 91 i! Livsrroor, quiet; Middii stuffs quie!: Corn 433.,9d 34: Loxpon, Mi M—The rebellion in China is the city of Na is Tebets. Lonvon, May 6—2r,m.—The Derby Gov- ernment ceases to oppose the proposed reform meeting in this city iilimois Central advanced 44. Uotton easier. JEFFERSON DAY ForteEss Monnog, May 4.—The intelligence flashed over the wires and published in the Norfolk papers of this moraing that the coan- sel of Jeff Davis had obiained a writ of habras corpus, directing the commanding general of the fortress to deliver the prisoner in Rich. mond on the 15th inst., created a profouna im- Pression among the citizens of both Ports- mouth and Norfolk. In Norfolk Davis and bisa4amily baye many relations and friends, and great anxiety was manifested en the streets to learn the minutest particulars con- nected with his release from confinement Mrs. Davis has been absent on visits to Wash- ington several times during this month, and went to Baltimore night before Iast, jatend- ing from whence to again preceed to the capital, and make a final effort, with the aid of Mr. O'Connor and his asso- ciate counsel. in procuring the release of Mr. Davis, be ap whatever cenditions the Goy- ernment might deem proper te offer. Several rominent men, both wealthy and political, Lave visited Davis in the Fortress within the past few da; nd it was rumored while they were here th:il their visits were made in fur- tberance of the wishes of Mrs. Davis, and ber desire to bAve their intercession before the au- thorities at Washington Davis has been in imprisonment in the Fortress nearly two years, baving Ianded here on the 22d day of May, i565, and arrived on the steamgr William P. P. Clyde a tew days prey 'S from Sa- vannab. For a year his imprisonment: was of a very rigorous character, ow- ing to rumors of plans peing started to effect his forcible release from the Fortress. Tue mode of imprisonment, however, has been gradually released trom time to time, un- ‘ul eight months ago, it culminated in allewing him tar more privileges inside the garrison | than the officers and soldiers themseives en- joyed. The guards which surrounded his quarters day and night wereentirely removed, and be was furnished comfortable apartments in Carroll Hall for the use of his family and trends visiting bim. General Burton, who now commands the Fortress, and bas been the custodian of Mr. Davis since Major General Miles was relieved, is an old army officer of experience. He bas as yet received no instruc- tions from the Department at Washington, D. O., which will guide the course to be pursned by the military authorities when the writ ar- Tives, bit it seems to be a general opinion hera that Davis will be reieased without delay, and conveyed to Kichmond and delivered to the the U. District Court at Richmond Important from Brazil—Slavery Abolished in the Empire. [Special Cabie Telegram.) Rio JANBInO, Aprti §, 1267, (via Lox Ny May 4.—The Emperor Don Pedro the Sevoud’ of Brazil, with the advice of his Minivters, signed 10-day, an imperial decree by virtua of which slavery Is abolished throughout the Brazilisn empire This mos’ }mportent executive order is to take effect in & period of twenty yeirs, so thar no violence will be done to what is termed the “right of property” in the slaves. Children otevery class born within the limits of the empire afier this day, the th of April, are declared ab-olutely tree by birch, so hat 1 may be truly said we now inhabit a jand of treedom, in which industry and labor will soon find a fair reward. abe government of Brazil bas for many vears past sympathized with the action taken by tae Vaited States government in conjunc io with some of the great Powers of Europe for the euppression of ihe slave trade on the coast of Africa, and a few only bave elapsed since the Emperor signed @ decree prohibiting the im- portation of slaves tnto bis dominions. The issae of the present decree completes the work of emancipation in Brazil, Steamer Burned. New York, May 6.—T teamer Sea Bird wes damaged by fire at Red Bank to the Mmonnt of $40,000. She was noinsared Forssi2 ‘A pet PRAIBIE DOG, eight months old ‘an be seen at the corner of south B and 6th streets pitol Hill my 6. | OTIOB—DICKSON & KING lave removed al D 1] Yard in Washington to my 6-20" F°% i, OH BAP—One Steinway & YANO, Stoo! ned Gover 1 (TR quire at 512 Maryiand avenue, bet. 4', and 6th ste .Bouth Washington m 6 eoit* W. HUTTON hav- Booms at Ho. 436 be happy to ones JOHN F ELLI At 306 Pennsylvania AVenne. Fc BOSTON—The A 1 packet schoon-r PI- ONBER. Capt. Lothrop, is now load- ~ ing for the oe ia rt, and will have juick patch. ‘PP! oO vag "HARTLEY & BROTHER my6-6t" 95 aud 99 Water st . Georgetown. I ADIES’ UNDERGABMENTS and Chiliren’s 4 OLOTHES of every paepeg Shee) made to or der. Also, Dre-s and Bacuue ing. Embroi dering, Braiding ani Tocking an! prompt- ¢ by Mrs. DOWNING, No. 279 7th street, mn L and M. my 61m" ILLINEBY OPENING. MISS BAN FORD has just returned from New York, and will open oa and after THURSDAY, May 9ru, the latest Novelties in SUMMER BONNETS Also._a choice assortment of the newest shapes in HATS. Selling reasonable 34% MABKET SPACL, Pennsylvania ay-nue, between 7th and 8th streets m 6-4t* M 18SES WHITE KID GLOVES, Just received, ® full supply, These wanting them for the May Balls and Parties would do well to call early. LADIES ax» GENT’S KID GLO of Alexandre’s and Courvoisier’s mak: supply just recived. All nd colors, Fall Price $2, J.J, MAY aco, 308 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 1¢th ats, Movssine DEESS GOODS BEPOT. We bave just received a full stock of MOUBNING DRESS GOODS, comsisting of all of the old and new Fabrics of LUPIN’S CELEBRATED MAKE. m6 Stif ENGLISH GRAPE VEILS, BLAOK KID ABD SILK GLOVES. We give SPECIAL ATTENTION to the purchase and sale of this class of Goods. Customers will find at our house the LABGEST STUCK in this market. OUB PRICES ABE EXTREMELY Low. JOB. J. MAY & Ov 308 Pennsylvania aven BY 6 2ttf between sth end 10th sts. BNTLEMEN’S FINE SHIR order. Also. on hand a larg pecerianttraD bet quality, ready SUL, SERPR MAG: my 4-6tif 323 Ponnsyiva mo ALL L ESTATE JouB- Cc aL.” Published by JQHM PATOR, Omes Agent for the best Life, Fire and Aceldent Teoee? 1,200 Maryland BB, ond LOTS, 505 NINTH STREET, 505 FOUB DOURS NOBTH OF D sraagr, (Beaten Hall Building.) WALL PAPEBS. WIBDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CaNTON MATTING, TABLE ABD FLOOB OLL CLOTH, GILT OORNICES, OVAL AAD SQUARE PICTURE FRamus, PIOTURE OOBD AND TASSELS, &c., ac, A fine assortment of the above Goods store, ead forcale CHEAP FOR vy . ' - KIDWBLL & B cE wh 38-dm i waeenl, 2 2, ilwailyd; Bread- i ‘ Affairs Georgetown. tise Wuarr.—The receipts from the Falls landings this Fe indicate an improv: ug) ° " : ‘BR —TBis morninga back. man drove bis coach on the Georgetown ferry boat to be carried over to the Virginia He bad a lady and child in his coach as or Justas the boat was nearing the gioin landing the driver started his horses off the boatinio the river. Fortunately, though ue poscenzer ana her child were thoroughiy ducked, no very serious injary was done. The coacbman and his Sena. were from the Seventh Ward, of Washington Tue CawaL.—Arrived—The OT. Snonf- fer, with wheat and corn to J. G Waters, George Washington, Time to market, and 32 boats with coal, consigned to American ©. 967.9 tons, Cumberland Co., 429.13 tons; Ueno tral Co., 2,323.1 tons, Snow, 104.16 tons; Bor- den Co , 440.17 tons; Hampshire and Baltimore 222.7 tons. Depart The Red Eye No. 1, fish and salt to Harper’s Ferry; J. M. Wa- ters, fertilizers to Weverton; Geo Albert, do, and fish to Conrad’s Ferry; O. W. Harper, fish and saltto Harpers Ferry. and twenty-one boats light. MERCHANTS’ EXxcnanor — Offers bushels wheat, 5.400 bushels corn, 88 bushe rye. Sales—50 barrels extra flour, $15 per bbl, 440 bushels red wheat, $25 per bushel; 7) busbels inferior wheat. Market firm, wita indications of an Advance. Port ov GroreEtown.—Schooner KR © Stannard, Hubbard, master, from New York Entered and cleared—Steamer Kennebec. Wilson, master, from and to Baltimore; and schooner Joseph Ailen. Keiso, master, from Baltemore, for Aecom _ aS rs ee ee, BPHANS’ COURT, May sth, 1867.—Disrrict or CoLumBia, Wasn.iaton Oounty, Te wu : In the case of Sophia Coltman, executrix of Charles FA. Coltman, di aforesaid bas. with th: get of Lashingtos © atores: nesday, the 2th day of 1357, for the settlement and distribution of the of , and o. the assets in far as the same have been collected and tui money; when and where al) the ld deceased 20 1s with thetr cla y vomceds ort it] ir t . Stherwive by nw be exciaded Trem a Meza, eaid *sentate - Provided s copy of this or- der be published once a week for three weeks in th ene ar Ore aS MO DEIBNE. my 6-lawSw* Begister of Wilis. brated brands of Flour, Feed, Cora, Oat » H , Brecms, Potatoes, &c., &c., xt the low ble rate Bd sent to any part of thecity iree of charge. my 4 2w* CARD. ‘The subseriber having sold out of Dry Goods to Mesars. CAKTEBR, YATES & WISWA he would ay, eat it{simeortant that kis business should d immediately. ring from the bu-iness, I occasion to express my thanks to the many friends and customers who have so liberally patronized me for the past fourteen years, and bespoak the - who will continue the Yold stand, 623 7th strest, near Peous. avenue, and where I shall remain for 4 time to settle up my business. m4 3t J. W. OOLLEY. B8471L14n PEBBLE will take SPE) TACLES, Carefully suited to every eyesicht. “f By 1 ALEXANDER” Ss 240 Penna. avenue. between leth and ith sts Also. a tine assortment of Ope: bes. SP Brazil Pebbles inse in frames to order. my sim OARD —The nndersigned herewith A ces to the publtc that he has soldon his Bestaurant, 001 7th street, to Mr. F G. BOB. He'avalls himself of this op tunity to thank bi ends for the m. which for#e many years they heve been te bestow upon him. hoping that they wi tinue to extend the same to hi ficou: UCCOBBOT CHARLES KLOMANN, Washington, D. U., April 13, 1367. I take pleasure to inform the sable. that I have bought the well-known es Kiomens Bestaurant. all be my duty todo rything inmy power to gain the custom and eem of the citizens of the iat gs of Oolumbia, ap 13-3m* -G. BOHR. AMES GUILD, Dealer in New and hand J pets we eurnivare Repal . ishment known a ‘Beup- 1 5 Baw. the canal. "Elghest price paid ior’ Beoonsd and HITE MANILLA STRAW WRAPPING WieAran, Paree BAGS. FLOUR BACKS ie very low and I ‘or wale v ry lore RISON, 438 Penna avenue. n 4 et, At W.H. & 0.H. Morrison s Bookstore apié-im* Lh TIME OF PEAOE PREPARE FOR WAR. Now is the time for sportsmen to have their Guns and Sporting Apparatus repaired. Don’ * on want to nee them, 1g @un, No. 414 D nd 7th etree’ b reasonab| nd ut call at the Street. hetween where the work will be well aoe sed for good work. Also, a SBR Beats at ND LEWIS BAAB’s, KING—MBS. ATEIN re opened Dressmaking Booms at street, between I Botice. re has 347 Sth a and K’ north. Ladies please mé 3t* and strep dott iy 0A. BOEGHERTY, ste. my 4-7t* I EMOVED —MADAME PBOUSS has remov-d store, No. 510 Nth street, above Pa avenue. calls the attention of her co-tomers and public generally to her large and well-se- cted stock of Millinery and Trimming Goods m) 4-61 | HAVE RECEIVED TO DAY ao fine awort mentoef the latest noveltiesin DRESS TRIMMINGS, and which will be sold very cheap. LEWIS BAAR, my 4-3t" 32 Market Space ani sth street [OE SAuECTwenty, thousand extra choice K Orange d Lemon Trees, Macn lias, Wisterias, Olew Tree, Peene ouble Dih- las. Ornamental tants. Shrubs. + &c., allot fret quality, Leaving for the North very so n t) attend to my aunual sales. I invite my custom- ersand amateurs of good plants to caller Ueir orders as goon Dossibie we JARDIN, isth and M A good assortment of CAERIAGES, BUGGI and BUSINESS WAGONS. at : = SIMON FLYNN’S COAOH FACTORY. 305 D street. between 12th and 13th. purchasing eleewhere, for “ale and Shop for rent my 4-3t™ QFOOND-BARD LUMBER K We bave ae, received a lot of Second hand BOAB. JOIST and SUANTLING, which we at half the price ofnew lnmber. tock of all Kinds of Lumber constantly _T. EDW ABD CLARK & 0O.. Virginisavenve., bet. 9th and 10th sts., m4 st near U8. Navy Yard. east. L4 EB ABD SILK MANTILLAS, BONNETS. lowers. Silke. Velvets, Real and Imitation s, Ladies’ Undergarments, Trimmings, Lu- s Perfumery, Human Heir ‘work, etc..etc.. will be sold at the lowest price possible, being of my own importation. rc Bonnets made to orjer M. WIL rer my 4-1m_ {Iutel. Chro: ae | tesla d AT WHOLESALE PRICES. BONNBTS, 4 W HATS. in ‘BAW OBNAME paar FLOWEBS. MILLIBNERY NOV! Of all the latest styles, maemo CHINA, GLABBWABRE, and OROOKERY. We are daily receiving new Supplies to our lai nd varied stock, and as we import the majerity of our geods, or h them made to order, we ean always farnish the ts: class of good id jatest styles at a8 low prices ag ordinary grades are usually sold. WEBB & BBVERIDGE, _my 3-6t Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. FLOO: . Asconrusnr OF FLUUE OOMPLETE— I redex of FAMILY. AN grades of : this | “\BAMLS, PARTIES, &o. &o. GBan ma aL Crerrtnrne. eaves & z ABION QUABTEETE OLUS MEN'S SUITS at @5, ateurrn’s. ‘Will take pl ice mEn at aaiinve ‘SOUTER ete, at guiTEs SEVBNTH STREET PARK, MEN'S BUITS at 612, at sMITE’s, it OB MONDAY, MAY 6, 1467. MEN'S SUITS a: gu, G*8D AFTEENOON AND RVEBING ceebnen at SMITE’S. raa-aae . * as SMITHS, or MEN’S SUITS ot 618, At SMITHS. MEESTER eparey, WEDNESDAY MEN'S GUITS at $25, A. SMITE’s. 8 I teil a. eeued for'May let @re good for the sth SMITH's. BOYS’ SUITS at 85. H®' FOB THE SBOOND GBABD BALL or THE At SMITHS i au AGL ; SSUGLATIONS a At SMITHS. BOTS SUITE ASI, gy aT THE NTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE, SEVENTH STREBT, © pposite Post Office. thi Is ol the season jentioman and ladies eprtt NB INUAL FLOBAL may FESTIVAL wil) be give at Bis AssemScy BOOMs, EB. between sth and 10th streets, BSDAY. May 9.1387. THY Tickets for sale et Bilis Motserett’s Stores. 7 LEVENTE oRane BEOPENING “4 GEORGE ape PL Pe Epwasp DOLAN, MERCHANT TAILOR corner of lith Peon A Gorner of 4th a INDAYV. A Chasing at tier places, MOC ok DANCIN 181 M _LOtanO. MEBCHABT TAILOR, corner f tb 4 ike forthe liberal’ patronag a iF patron upon him during pest ree-ons.as: St the same time invites bis friends to visit od i G EVERY M terrier DUG, A snitable by leaving him reels On dey, the «th street north, a Buckskin PUBS) | between $5 omd 89. The finder will c favor by returning it to Mrs. W. F =trees. betwee fF .7 Seternoxs, nae (Successor to HF Lovoow & Oo, MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel ap ett #62 Penn avenve. ashingion, JAMES T. WaLkuR, y notihed pot to megotiare said Bote as payment thereon bas 0 at pat m 6-3t* WILL SCHULZE. ‘SMB TO MY PEBMIBES about tuc ist of brown and white bugalo COW. with The owner ix reqnested t property, Pay caarge: Py . Lt, Oak Grove Dairy, ola Biadensburg road. _my 6 at” » (late Brown’s,) OBB AND TAILOR Seventh Btreet, ase ase DB 's own ber back et be seen to be a) ay Og gem He None but the most ekiliful arthere reomplored. | amd perfeot satisfaction guaranteed, both with S,on the 2d instant, | egard to caif. The owner is re a d, prove property, vhurges aud take them sway, CHAS DOUGLAS: B m 42" corner 20th and Beundary stre L732, Thureday morning, | oa leaving a N STYLE, MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP Always ou hand a complete assortment of FURNISHING GOODS Jive mea call before parchasing ct pay ~ PERSONAL, dle r@- will be jd for B SHO ROR, Lighthouse Board, third f jouse in careful and ury Departmemt. et pecans xv = | dressing Mre. &. BM. H., through Post . REWABD —Strayed or stolen fromthe | + — Sie 5 © | NOTION.—If there are any spocalainrs 1 day. thosth ay ornein Hiberties, om, Foes: city they will do welltocalt ar4e6 — strece, | COW, with some wnite spots, one horn broken ff in part: lawe im ene éhonider: vey fat and chunky; heavy with pet Dane calves | 2. ad itional will be paid for their retarn west, between Mand Nats . THEODORE SHBCKELS. ational Theater, or between now out. We were aud see (he greatest Patent ae é BOUTICE. OLDIBES Of the war of 1812, of the State of Marylanc. and theit widows, n ithe | Lilt mcrkeg ay are e: lestoventn irthder aim, | Pension of S60 per year, payable quarteris’ Boe | BS ioe Wie Ander will be Hberaiiy x ded by Clieats, for wheas' T Greneee Bh ek Oe r Boua : | Coonsetreeme St waisree Betel. — fo3s-ar oe were Bete altoothers. “Feesmoderate, 1 uave meng Mare. — Saar land roils. JOsaB JU hsok | GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, | nyest- 482 cornet tit™e) 3 oeemsicsinae eta 4 a ANTED—Bya itieman of tien and means s LADY AG of intelligence and r. | D® Goobs VERY CHEAP, W excellent - UAIBTARCE All who want DBY GUODS at reduced prices | Sppearance. Address BD Le, niet ae eet call at FAULENER & ROSS’ Btore, 75 High | Office, Va, my 4 St* strect, ( Forrest Hall.) Georgetown. BE\ENTION BE tai = | “They arecelling AN DBOSOOGSIN SEIRTING DE. Me EV ENTH pranee! TES, | at 25 cente, LAUBAL D. SHEBTINGS at 20 cents, _™y 4-1m" Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, | Other be-t brands at the same rates. DBESS GUODS, PARASOLS, LADIES HATS, | &c All Goode Jess than ean be bought ia the Die- Yours BEVER MAKE THE TKIP on Ba chu or Samart . Bee a99Tth st. He is the bigheeteuthees Diner. Feltows Hx | trict of Columbia, ee né im* ‘[)HE GEBAT AMBBICAN CHOCOLATE, AY gs Just received WALLACE’s. . ity of le me-made Corsets, at CHS 0. Skirt Also, fresh % jae Pe EB = smen'}BENOM BURNT ALMONDB, OOP SKIRT COVERS t my 2.6t* ‘53 High strest, stzlen ef Hloop Bkirte, at B.WECUB (formcrly of thefirm of Vander- | \tt- 0th and ith ste. J Meares € Welle) eishes MISSES AND CEILDSENS ComsETS. ait ple of Georgetown that oa izes. at 49 Lovisians avenue, between 6th = tth ste. mys tt W HALERONES. CORSETS. STBELS ant AEDS, to avit the oi Kechiace ancien: id style Corset, at 49 (eee my3-tt : MADAM AHOLISB: an Impressed, Medium tne ant. is Secondstreste Eife Beading to all who with te lve her eat to cive her a call LINE IN DEY GUOnE Ba | respecting lost er stolen pro »Tecovery TE DECLINE IN DB¥Y GOODS BNABLES | same. love, » eg, gr git also prpecrine MILLEB. 101 Bridge street. Ge: successtaliy fer mort atinents hanan flesh is €.. to of a then virto, No, 323 6th street we-t. one doar arge addition to his kK my 2 lollowing: Lawns and printed Jac: » Brilliante. Barages, Granadines, ns. Mosambtques, Alpacas, Hombasgines, Challies, es. bIK. Silks. bik. Granada Goods, bleached M i-4d0.. 18,20. and 25. brown Muaif +, and 20) Linen end Cotto ett fall Macder Prints at 12>., best mal | ADIES’ FRIEND AND DOCTRESS. L FOB MABRIED AND SINGLE. Guarantees satisfac: Lt Business strictiy pri vate. id rery the Gi; Doctor's oid stand between 34 and 3a str eete. = Ob Thm CATER $1 20 dour grt oats wi Boop Skirts siteret'saad 15. 18, and 2) Cente; Par is Skirts. Gloves, Hosi tious. "He respecttally wolicits au examination or | BREMBHeoe Seiten es ad his stock, belicvimg that money can be save! by La. ave., between oth and 7th ats. x ; +. > o . Me. | (;FORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS. &c. will call at the magufaciory of DOUGLAS \ Save ten est cent, and bn & BBO., 503 oth st., between D and E will GOODS, HOSIERY, LADIES bear of something g FURNISHING GOODS, HOOP eae eet laaet KIMMINGS &e., of 0 order. TRIMMING SUNG ‘& BERBEND, BRirts altered and repaired. No. 120 Bridge street, rext to the of ¢ [ PORTANT TOTAE LADIES —INDELI Commerce, Georgetown, BD. O. po _New Goode daily recelved en ap 17-2m* Ps ANPING. | Warranted fast M. H. WHEATLEY'S PRE STREAM weed WwW DYEING AND ¢ ANsiN@ Office, No. 4 ores ak Established in 1431; pre Ni" Geor; Underekit rig eee 4c., Stamped in imitation a in fast colors. Metropelitan Inetitu: Wh ZANTED HOT TO WASH OUT. now by fox oe Great saving toledice having clothes for chil- dren to make No braid, no sewi: the Mmanper ‘Traly thankfal for past favors, th rf solfelia the continmed Pastor of the community Goods received and one by express with the ptnece ice address, Lock No. 80. % ny daily at sunset except Saterday, '° when losed at 8% p.m. Ww: 32-tf 439 9th street. op) yH D_OLABE, BRD Borah Fusute, NEW Goops. HAM SAUBAGE, fn skine—now—dosi.able for VEAL ant Ha MPL "Orosse & Blackwell's, GENUINE RUSSIAN OAVIER, 2 OLIVES FAaROI, VICTORIA CHEDDER OHBESB) ee Ole: 6S ng BHTAL Pioku! Sayer ites diets ~ Boot House, or th and ate, SELLOE AT LAW . $26 13th street west. ee ———————————————___ p*restant TO CABINET MAKERS. UsL F BAVA. ioth and 11 widths, prices. sh” )()() SECOND HAND GRAIN BACKS, REDUCTION IN THB f° gh Fo EMORY Bax- 25,000 * and fo. sale im quantities to suit rt a ‘a purchasers. GipkEeoniEne, E.G WHEELER, cheaper than can Beven th street Bridge, fork of Drees | ap 27. Soath side. wel Tetie | [XSULATED Wins, eatery, Le. ieand, Browns Oot! _FOR GRAPRVines. 0p 30-6" 115 Pa. av. bet oth ond sohts. nretectag te. ‘tae tonsils at" Ror te pos De be 15th street, Tor rings ‘ba eee br. nee ie gold interest FIVE-TW _8p 25-e06t Corner Vermont aveuur and 15% st HIBTY ag esas rine constietly og need ee Het! 0. HOOD, 34 Bas on hi ry TEWELEY, ver Engeuscles, Deore tian sidan j KE & 00., op M WILTSERGER, LxDU0 2 00.. | Mannfeejurers and Jobbers of - BANKBBES, AUGUST 7-30 TREASURY BOTES ABS. W WARE, &c,