Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest. Circulation in the District ‘W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Propricter. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY...... MAY 7, 1867. S7 READING MATTER ON BYBRY PAGE. SEZ OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. BF The following is the official showing ot the daily circulation of the papers named be- low, made jer the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress Evzyino STaB.. Intalligencer, The returns of advertising by the same city papers for the quarter ending December 31, 1966, as taken from the books of the Internal Bovenue Office, are as follow: EvEsine STAR... Intelligencer 313.107 se 9108 +--+ __. WHY Is [T+ As the work of reconstruction goes on, two facts become more and more apparent every day. First, that the State Rights Democrats of the Border States are far mc re impracticable and uncompromising in their opposition to Republicanism than the same class of poli- ticians further South. Second, that the mili- tary leaders of the late Southern Oontederacy exhibit © muct etter spirit, and are more dis- Posed to co-r rate in good faith in tne neces- sary action to restore the Southern States to the Unien, than the blatant “home guards,” and theorizing politicians who never smelt powder. but did the « hollering” while others were fighting. An inquiry into the causes Which produce these resalts would be interesting, if we bud space for it. Suf- fice it to say that both effects may Probably be traced to the same cause. Those communities which were made to feel the strength of the military arm of the Gov- ernment by the desvlation and ruin which follow tu the track of a war vigorously pros- ecuted, realized as never before the power and majesty of the Government they were resis.- img The same with the officers who participated in the fierce conflict. Realizing the impotence of their sturdiest efforts to overthrow the na. hon, and the fatility of the courage and en- durance which were nagvailing, they were taught respect for a Government as ma-nani- mous after the fight was done as it waz pow- erfulim the fleid. The war was so neping more to them than a meré political squabble. The Iatest illustration of the tacts we have stated is furnished in Kentucky, where the State Rights Democrats carried the election of Saturday last. against tne Republicans and Conservatives combined. Their popular ma- jority is probably less than last year, but only because the vote is lighter. candidates had been ia the rebel army; nearly every one had notoriously sympathized with the rebellion. E COMMISSIONERS The Japane~e¢ Commissioners and suite will leave the city to-morrow morning at § o'clock for Annespolis, forthe purpo-e of visiting the Nayai Academy at that place. They will be accompanied by Mr. RS. Chilton, of the State Department, ani will return to this city to-morrow evening. \ esterday afiernoon they bad a lovg interview with Commodore Jen- kip-, of the Navy, anc snother interview with tain Brooks Iast evening. This morning they received the invoice ef some $2,000 worth of books purchased by them in New York. ConrEveraTe Orvicens in Lvcx.—Tne Baltimore American charges that Mr. Scott, the recently elected judge of the city court, seems to be endeavoring—and very success- tully—to convert the city court into an asylam tor officers of the iate Confederacy.” George NX. Hoihlns, late a “commodore in the Con- federate States navy.” in which Position he commanded one of the rebel rams, and Mat. thew Clark, who not long since returned from the South, where he commanded & company im one of the Virginia regimen:s, have been | appointed. the former as crier of the new court, and the Is*tter one of che bailiffs. B7 Senator Wilsor Written a letter to a citizen of Mississippi set- thug forth that be has no doubt whatever that Representatives and Senators will be admit- ed from the presen: excluded States when hey shall bave complied with the terms aad conditions of the Keconstrnction act. ‘THE Waite Hovst.—To-day being Cabinet day no visitors were admitted at the Execu- tive Mansion. All the members of the Cabine: ‘were present except ‘Secretary Browning, and be ses<ion continued Pex 4L—R. Barnwell Rhett, of South Carolina, is in this city. collecting material for a history ofthe rebellion, which he is wri- ting. ----Hon. Geo. S. Boutweli is at the Eb- bitt House. ----Mra Jefferson Davis tett nere last night for For'ress Monroe. "7 Robert Toombs. ex-Senator from (eor- #18, who exiled himself at the downfall of the rebellion, writes tha: no true patriot wil! for- sake bf native land, and expresses his witl- ingness to accept the reconstructed situation. Excrrasre—Golc was run Up [0 373g pre- Mium in New York yesterday in comsequence of the reported excited reform meeting in London. SECRETARY Baows16.—Hon. VU. H. Brown- ig, Secretary of thy Interior, is much better | nd was able to sit up in bed for Whites of Charleston, South Caro- people in the street cars with good-bumored Tesigpation. epee cae oe 87 The question us io whether Virginia or ‘West Virginia Bas jurisdiction over the coun- ues ef Jefferson anc. Berkely, in the Old Do- minion, will probably come before the U. S. Supreme Court to-morrow. S77 In Arkansas, Gov. Marphy bas issued a Prociamation, based on an order from Gen. Ord, dissolving the Legisiature of that State. —<—$—$——_____ S87 Generai Sickles, tn South Carolina, and General Gritin, in Texas, are appointing colorec men among the registration officers. —<—<—<—— SF During the month of April there were 2.012 white and &.6°7 colored men registered as yotersin New Orleans. —————— InTaesaL Revence—The receipts trom thas source to-day were $321,643 6s. Se ates deans ELOQURNT ADDRESS BY SPEAKER Cours x, Hon. Scauyler Colfax received an ovation at the Union League Rooms in New York last might, and in response to an address of wel- come by Job Sy, madea brief speech, al- ludipg to the events, agencies, an: resuits of the war of rebellion paying tribute to the memory of the martyred President The ‘Thirty-Ninth Congress, he said. was thc most patriotic body of men he bad seen in the Capitol Guring bis public service, and enactea we which the vast ma ority tn the South. with alac- rity, ignoring life-iong prejadices, are Rasten- ing to accept. The great party which passed se laws intend to stand by them faithfuil a hepato if their cerms are complied with yy the rebel Stater in good faith and without evasion. He concluded by saying we should be faithful to the itions of our fathersin wh> long for main- mentos liberty in Mexico, . or Lreland, or Crete, yet carefaliy Svoiding all entangling alliances or yiois- lauone of the laws which & recognition from ecesm to ocean, porth and south; alike the of all citizens, bound by the law to share hoice of ¢ zing the great trathsof tbat immortal Magna Charta, enjoying s fame wide as the world and eternal as the stars, with & prosperity that in. eur future all the brightest je past. —_______ SF The eight-hour question ts already fore the Connecticut Legisiature. 2 SP Two women bave been elected ax parish @verseers in Engiand. - Several of their | id to take the riding ef the colorea | NT SECURITIES. Wasuseron, May 7, 1997. & Oo. furnish of Government BALLS, PARTIES, &e. Qywann eric: ran cavine ranavs. | Rt FOR TEN FOURTH GRAND PIO- A Special Telegrams to the Star. when unor= vo-bay. &. Ht B10 mace Armi idly- Ofthe 0.8.88 0 Panic im Financial Circles Relens k- — wren U.S. Five pee hs. sate SEVBETH OTEBEY (FAuh U. 8. Five, (By Oabie to tne Associated Press.} Uevns Lomvom, May 7—2 F. w—A dispatcn from U.S. Sew Deblin aanounces that Mr. Uafleriy, whe has a A = s Se pect peo lay -> city for treason, has been ARION QUARTETTE OLUB The Governméat has accepted the Liberal Will take plice to green grocers, by offering for sale fresh and salted meats within the limits ef the eorporation outside of the marke'-house lim. its. The question of the rig! ameadment io the reform bill, providing for the lodger franchise. Noth withstanding the preliminaries looking to the preservation of peace, Franceand Prus- sia are both rapidly armiag. This course 1s veestavlished an ind -pe: 7 ON ACCOUNT NOY waich was DISPUSAL OF PUBLIO LANDS. ry of the we ir the ., | Produting distrust and alarm in the financial ice theerection of tak ‘om Monday. May 6, ic postpe: The Commissioner of the General Land Of. | circies here and elsewhere Corporatio: upon the | ee ee ee may 7. By reer power given them by the charter, to estabiisb COMMITTEE. fice has received returas showing 40,819 acres | y on now, May ¥—Noon.—Oonsols; 914, U.S. | Eng reaatate markecs. The 72 — of Public Leads were disposed of during the | 5.99. 1 71H. the butchers’ market num Gasp AFTEBHOOR AND EVENING month of March at the Springfield, Missouri, LivzRroot, May 7—Noon.—Ootton is quiet | iatora of law, 4. There office, 32,091 acres of which were taken for ac- 1148114 for Middling Uplands, and 11g. for Orieans. Breadstufis quiet; Gorn 433.9d. Provisions uacdanged. Liverroot, May 7—2 Fr. m.—The Cotton Market is quiet, and Ke pars Ss are without change. Corn declined3d. since the opening and is now quoted at ¢: 71K Lowpor, May 7—2 P. w.—U_S. 5-20 + Eries, 414; Oonsols are PIC-810 . ov OSAGE TRIBE, No. 6,1.0.B.M, | tual setuement and cultivation. \ppeaied from the Gecision of the justice, which carries the qnues- tion tocourt for a final settiement of the vexed question. a wizncnants’ ExoHAnas.—Offerings—2,600 CI — Bian 5 bushele wheat, 7.4 bushels corn, 1 500 bushels ator oats, Sales—!,200 bushels corn, $1.20; 45 buehels wheat, $3, 45 bushels wh $3 25; 1,900 bushels red whet t $3.35 70 bushels white wheat, $3.45,450 bushels mixed wheat, $3.40. Fall attendance snd market firm. Drover’s Rest.—Sales of 40 catile 10 butch- ers al prices ranging $5 to $10 per 100 pounds, 600 sheep sold for 6% to 8% cents per pound. Port oF GEorGuTown.—Entered—Steamers E.© Knight, Denty master, from New York; Columbia, Harper master, from Baitimore, with merchandize; Schooner Butterfiy, Dawes miaster, do. Cleared—Schooner ' thence to New Or- leans, and from oenapenkine ees the — sippl. He proposes ag at various poin in renmasaee and Kentucky on his way north. In his second speech at Obarieston, he referred to the intimations which are being made that colored men who vote with the Republic: party may lose employment and be turned out of their cabins and holdin, id he said that onfiscation it it ebtit very likely it as a violation Illinois Cen 75: quoted at 91y. <x A a eee British Columbia wants te be Anmexed. San FRanoisoo, May 6.—The Victoria Colo- mist, the oldest and most widely circulated journal on Vancou ver's Island, British Volum- bia, says, editorially, on April 30th out of every ten men in the colony, present state of wretchedness and poverty, ‘would welcome annexation to the Unite States.- These remarks were called forth by a pr. L. G. MABIBI’s rand EL Eee ay ae OORSATS. 8T! it the old style Oo: BSDAY. May 9. 1387. Tickets rane et Ellis’ and Motserett's Music Btores. apis LEVENTH GRAND BEOPENING riage, also most siiments bum jo, 323 6th street west, ous wame, , mar; successtully fer ‘would confiscate the property of men so of- ee te, fending. He bimself would support auch a ; Hazard, Reed iz ~ my 2 ot Measnre; ‘but if the reconstruction act was | [ost ons to the Geta ene oo sell the pos- | Thaster, for Alexandria. Reon ee Oe e tT SURE GARDSE, [AD1RS TECEND AND DOUTR ERS. | carried out ares and bel sehr ae proper emma = Sorner of ath 3 tr sey Gu toes satisfac: ingll sons were chosen as tors and Repre OAT . . ~~ . Ecntatives, he believed tha rebel States Eight Heur Law in Missouri. AOKET BOAM ENEVOTA” DANCING. BVBRY MM FrEuNoon. | ie Gipn - would be readmitted, and that no means of St. Louis, May 7—At a meeting of the ebartered for Excursio 8 Im* JU MANN. confiscation would be resorted to. bs working men last night it was determined, as on the Obesap.ake and Ohi SEE SSE ad law abiding citizens, to enforce the law WM. H BITTE: FRBEDMEN's Revisy FuND.—The Secretary making eight hours a legal day's work, and Pa TOF PROF coe Lee — LOST AND FOUND. f War has issued a circular to the its of | Accepting & reasonable reduction of wages sT O E OnT_Ont % the Freedmen'’s Bureau Ficus 4 os Saat as There were fears of a riot yesterday at Fast 4 Quartermaster General LL CLE OF Lesa Office for Clothing, o'clock p. m.. Gamp and Garrison Bquipage since April 2, erked i Pins. to the distribution of the special relief fand as provided by the joint resolution o! Congress Spproved March 30th, 1867. The assistant St. Louis, but the Iaborers were quieted, und ‘went to work on ¢. BOLL OF LEATHE Tth street, A libe it turned to Merch. wTTT Pons. eight hour law, with & | “Poutney & Trimble. of Baltimore, Md. at Express Office, 417 Pena, ap 15-1m* Fbst price the Goverament will sell 4,000 ee “So0H commissioners are directed to see that none ye Accoutrements, Kuapsacks, and ioe LOST TA bisek and tan terrier DOG ak PUBLIO, | but the very destitute receive relief, which is Dance Btores. reward will bi by | ‘de 4 ly to consist of one bushel of corn and eight 198 Uru BT, BET. N ANDOSTS. 195 pounds of meat per month for each adult per- son, and one halfthe above amountot corn and Meat for each child between one and fourt-en years of age, and this food will be discontinued Bs soon as early vegetables and fruits shall be grown. Itis further directed that assistant commissioners appoint additional local agents FENNISON & WAGNER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all the cele- brated brands of Flour, Feed, Corn, Oats, Hay, Potatoes, &c., &o., at the lowest and sent to any part of thecity my 4-2w* OLOTHING, &e. Ctereine. ate een sto; 6: WILLIAM SOHULZE. ‘AME TO MY PREMISES about th of C a brown and white buffalo ‘cow mee wi | whenaver ssgolnbsiy Rocossary,for the special C 48D. wan Drove proverty par uarges, Piped. MBN'S SUITS ot ¢8, At SMITHS orpose of issuing these supplies, to whom the havi this entire stook | awe: NH. OUCKEBLL, , Bath of soyatty prescribed by the act of Uon- of Dey Goods so iaee Gaurane Y ATE Oak Grove Datry, old Biadensburg ropa. MEN'S SUITS at G0, gress approved July 2d, 1862, will be admin. r WISWALL. he would Teepe tulle temmeot dl _mny 6-3t | istered, and no one who cannot subscribe :o singte Horses, and Gentlemen t will call and settle the ness the same shall receive such appointment his bus! * Saddle Horses, at our stables. we Do common stock foi for sueh will be useless leas. tion for su: ie all persons indebted to 2 MEN’S SUITS at $12, 'D—Strayed or stolen, ge light brindle OUW, lar, s iece cut ont of white stripe down bh. ‘Th he business, I will take this MEN’S SUITS at $14, | PHILNABMONIC SOCIETY —First my thanks te the many friends ren ea “— —First re- “1 will be given if returned to THOS. hi Wayans _ who buve 80 liberally patroniz MEB'S SUITS at $16, . eae | arn | Ringiaraecceuree i'l boteas ie | gr q wwaEe-soeers: ‘ Seon aan . Je 7 at . Fer order 5. M P®0rosaLs FoR coat. ness at my old stand, $23 7th street, near $l 28, Bucs. mei i< EDERAL LODGE No.1. Office of the Congressional Prin and where shall remain for a pn . orned i Pen Beans? Gennnication witi be helt'o Washington, May 7. 1867,” Pmy business. WOOLLEY. oe wie gous one Seek ate ee ceteliabeisaa lary St sMITH's I past coven ocloce one? (he Sth iBstant, af Yi the loth vay of Mare JREAZILIAN PEBBLE z Ge eddilional $i bend erate eres ee MEN'S BUITS at 25, c Membe led to be punctual in their | 12 o'clock, for six b i 2 ram SPRUTACLES, b street west, between M and Nene . At SMITE's | of sister Lodges are cordi- | the mines Oamberland Uoal, to be delivered with- Caretully suited to every eyesicht, 3 my 3-lw* THEODORE SHECKELS. BOYS’ SUITS at $4, } io be nt in the yard of this Orfige, there to be inspected and By I, ALEXA) er . | OST—Atthe National 7 = At SMITH's ofa Dispaneation weighed, 240 Penna avenue, between 12th and 1th sts. Willaeoa! Theater, or betw: - HOMAS RIOH, Secretary. The whole delivery mast be com: Also. a fine assortment of Opera Glasses. LET ere aud Willard’s, last evening, a BRAC! BOYS’ SUITS at $5, MITE = = ai | fore the fir ptember mn SF Brazilian Pebbies inserted in frames to ET marked “M.A. F. to R Birth: ats 8 ATTENTION. PLASTEBEES —A_meet: fee he ee 1565.) "Phe finder will be } leg of the JOUBNEYMBS PLAST. ne, gig cig i. SO ere as oa ee mS wi BOYS’ BUITB at $3, i | will be « Shepherd Hall. corner 7tn | finns” iti * JOHN D DE ry Fok SALE-S0DA WATER APPARATUS ee at SMITHS street aud (fourth story,) for the trans- 73t Congressional Printe: complete, with two 20 gallon fountains, cooler, ee BOYS’ SUITS at $10, 1085 aj ertalning to all Jour. | a greselonal Printer. marble column. silver-plated draw pipe,’ silver GEORGETOWN AD VER’M sf At SHITH'S | on THURSDAY, the 9th inst; OTOMAC PERRY COMPANY. ted glass holders, glasses 4 a eap bottics, ii TEES . — Bn perfect order, pply _ . = Da VERY Ome | 222227 = Eeiiee-+ ee WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. Grocer. corner 14th and I ste. my sit’ * | P)RY GOODS VERY OHEAP. NTRAL CLOTHING HO’SE. ‘A T — e LLOWS' HALL 4 The Steamboats of the Comp: RAMON RD —MaDARE Teac armored | an who want DRY GOODS at reduced prices SHVENTH STREBT, catpasthe oie ee Coe a Nolock pr mee eee re " Sean hee oniie tee astention ether dwells. | all at PAULENER & ROSS’ Btore, 75 High | gy azee Opporite Post Ofier 5 ‘a ahi i r w - mn = pen day and the wharf foot of Tih street, Was tected stock of Millinery and Trifiming Goods’ | strect. (Forrest Hall,) Georgetown, DWARD DOLAN, MERCHANT TAiLOR ‘ancy articles of rT, Canertotion. ineto wy 4-6t* They areselling ANDBOSUOGGIN SHIBT!RG E corner of 14th street and Penn's ave. The Sager tab) il furnish lunch at any hour, The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats, r7) ort- | at 25 cents, LAUBAL D. SHEBTINGS at 20 8. | opposite Willard’s Hotel, has recel ved from: Admission 15 Qents. st —— ] BAVE RECEIVED TO-DAY a fine asort- 5 - - | opp now tak ae => FIVE DOLLARS WILL BEOURE ONE FOR MOUNT VEEHON! ment of the latest novelticsin Other best brands at the same rates. <a fat em | tise Ol "1 4 Be ag ‘The fine steamer **-WAWASET”’ will leave tho DBESS TRIMMINGS. DEESS GOODS, PABASOLS. LADIES HaTs, Fancy Oar sim Bq! pon ee pine Ath e e aia | whert inl ofthe eae ee THURS- , All Goods leas than can be bought in the Dis. | EA SiN ERES. VESTINGS mar, Woekoening. Arithmetic and Cow position Da ‘one SATURDAY MORNINGS ‘at 10 clock. | and which will be sold very chea) ac oO can be bought in 7 WHITE BU'LUINGS forthe Spring and 8 s e. S ‘aueneee Pa OS cg ne Goltexe end Returning, the Boat arrives at 3%. pm . 1S BAAR trict of Columbia, m 4-4t* mer, whteh ofere to his friend orm: . et. belo’ aR * Ne " HE GRRA® AMEDIC. EO CL... wie ict lat poeta’ Seats, Clesees now outs EXOULSIONS my4-8t* _—32 Market Sp 8th street. ‘P.HE GREAT epee N CHOCOLATE, Boek of Gente’ Furnish oy ng. to atten cen 4 sui - m- OF 10 a1 “ ” , F,OB SALE—Twenty thousand extra choice " | Adulte will Ls qualified for weacbing Pens for Becereias 10 O1e ee san be chartered Mosca: Oronge ad Lemon Prec Macenie. Also, fresh hota Fo ps | with s Zoautain pea. 'Teschetanre mach eseied | {5 Aree an TheGrounieaod | Wisterias, Olematis ‘Tree, Peeney Boubl COCOANUT AND OHOCOLATE CAROMELS, — | tointroduce Prof. W.'s New B: in dierent | t ion at Gly im good order for | Vee, Ornamental Fiente. Shrubs, Sc. ac. Whitman’s Fine BOX parte of the country. my 6 3t* ice and Pleasure paril: - ey oad. DIES. and FBENOH B THE NATIONAL STBREOPTIC orth v. and amatetre of good plants ts: cali ce von; | _m™y 2-6t* A789 thngh atest, vale 4 aD ° é - c awe bn proprietors are now prepared to Pre seein oe eviat eee Veatenr 2008 1 Se et ees core een THE DE IN DRY GOODS BN peeps pony: beautiful work of art for church and “ President Potomac Ferry Oo. my 4-2w* A. JABDIN, 18th and M 4 MILLER, 101 Bridge street, Ge bie store and i le societies on very reasonable terms. OB SALE— C., to offer lection of g: ress TN. WOLTZ &00.,458 E FORSALE-A vet PRAIRIE DOG. cight months | [OF {nat Feces arge the Spring 5 z. vy. 0. old. Can be seen at the corner of south B and TO CLOSE BUSINESS— racip ig: Lawns and printed DON. bie ; Con tinues to give his onsteat 6th streets, Capitol Hill. my 6-2t" te os Denes pening tants, Barages, Granadines, | attention to the sajle end sere: appearance uf | Mion of the @RAND LUE, OTIOR—DICKSON & KING lave romovei | A good atsortment of CABRIAGES, FoGG, Same: Boaeas bik Semterloes: Qiacat Ging. | ail woderate cher aancishment. ‘The best ~ M. of the District of Oo their Wood and Coa! Yard in Washingtonto | and BUSINESS WAGONS, at Cloth, De Lees” 8. bik. Granedince, | Work end moderate charges is our motto. aps am* Masonic Hall, coruer of sérecte. my 6-30" SIMON FLYNN’S COAOGH FACTORY, Hi P b F.?: BdERGEE. TUBSDAY EVENING OHEAP—One Btciawa, 405 D street. between 12th and 18th. 44 20, and 25; bro . iE OHBAP—On & | aree PIANO, Biool and Oover, In Terms reasonable. vo id Cotten at 125, best Parasols. Skirts, Glev 18, and 20: Linen » fall Medder Prints 2 conte: 512 Maryiend avenue, bet. 4% ite., South Washington lm 6-e0%t* Call and examine before parehasing elsew hore, Tools for wale and Shop for rent. my 4-3t™ (Buccessor to H. F. Lornon & Oo.,)' BETHEL TE MERCHANT TAILOR, is. free lectures o: 2 Sit e Tent, situated = “Yes. A Posrrive Ctre,” for GONORRHEA, GLEET, Contains n rreby given that the 1 tet fo re siven tha! fai Tax will be Tn the Assosor's = ——. and open fo majerity of our goods, or have thera made to order, we ean always furnish the ‘cst class of : | A tfally solici i f : pane a tpnckee schooner PI- | QRCOD-HABD LUMBER. Stock, Dellcving that money cate sesede ie |. Metropeliian Hotel, (late Brown’s,) aud H streets. adjacent to the new Oonerectianel ‘we port aud will bare uotn metuBR'S tet Mceingd alot of Second bana | Meine” (ep stow |" BENJ. MULLER.” | apéat Me: Jeu Pene avenve, ~- — ——___ | Sporch, ty, Miders Miles Grant, of Boston, editor 10 orLBY & se hee BOARDS, sist ‘and SCANTLING. which we | (SEORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS. AMES T. WALKEE, : 4 e pri ofnew lu . — Hied 3 Stipes ot aebe:, 0 os BARTERE A PROTHER, | sell large stock of all Einds of Lumber constantly (Sane, £0, Jor cmt and bay your rivey MEN'S MEROBR AND TAILOR, b 3 Or Ss A a 7h Ss Btreet, | The meet LABiES, UNDERGABMENTS ond Chilirens | °° "*™* gDWARD CLARK & CO.. FURNISHING CbbbE BODe SAI RTS —_= oe . cite | Srening OLOTHES of every description made to u: Virginia avenue., bet. 9th and 10th «ts., TKIMMINGS. &e., of Near Odd Fellows’ Bau, of e respecthuliy is ‘0 song der, Also, Dress and Bacque Making. Bmbro: 43 pear U. 8. Navy Yard. east. OUNG & BERBBND, Begs leave to inform bis former and the { nday morning. May 5, ‘Promises of t oO dering, Braiding and Tacki neatly and promp NTILLAB, BONNETS. | NO. 120 Bridge street, rext to the Nationa! Bank | general pnblic, that he i ally re | afternoons’ Importance of the Pog en? | iy done by Mrs, DOWNING, No. 279 7th stree: 5 . 8, Beal and Imitation mmerce, Georgetown, D. ceiving addi : 4 - i+ | between L and mM. my 6-Im~ ; . 5 New Goods daily received. svock of } ning, '*The Coming King m3-F Skeost \/ ILLINBRY OPENING ies Underm morte, Zrinual ses, bee —— =. _ ‘MEN UTH’S WEA: ' FAIR AT CARROLL HALL, G STEE re reat unt esible. bel; sf Ww H. Wi X'S PREMIUM STBAM | which must be seen to be preciated. | between 9h and loth strects, 14 | “MISS SANFORD has just returned from New Ceased my ah absckmaneine snares Neots cuilcal arte green layed. | Prizes of Gift Concert on exhibits 4 Tek ork, and will open on and after tillas, and Bonnets made to order Omice, No. 49 Jefierson st., Georgetown,D. 0. com wate ee ey one with | for sale at the Fair. | sot ubition, and Tickets THURSDAY, Mar 971 area sty 100 4 WILLIAN Hietrepettna (seh Bremiam awarded ‘by the | BITLE. MATRELAL, ARD WORKMANSHIP The Concert wili positively take place TUES- i i 336 Penneylvan' nue Metropelitan. I nit aod eb Rit 1866, and ts | always on hand a complpte assortment of AY, May lith, at Carroll Hall: Meolatekt, Moxeities in SOMMER BONNETS. Gite Trevise, Paris, | ROW Dy f fof the Herts, ant mos complete’ catab- FURNISHING GOops. Sifts. choice assortment o! new sst shapes j . |a- section ef country. » | One $000 Obtckering Plano, HATS. Selling reasonable.” pesto | my 4-1m (Intel. Chron. } Dyeing and Scouring of alikinds done tn the best | Give mea call defore p ap Str | One 100 Greenbacks, " 34% ee ee CHINA, _ ee: ie Sa EAI =, —= ey Ts SES One Silver Teaser m 6-4t* between 7th and sth streets GUABSWARB, ana SCRET DISEASES, One Coffee Urn. = ‘ ie cris Tecolyed and retarned by ox, SAMARITAS | Sp aeesee nL Prizes valued at over @1y Misses waite xr cuoves. ee ee Post Ofice address, Lock Bos No. <0 SAMARITAN'S _ che daily at sunset except Saturday, PHE vs . . VER US | (G&S STERNAL BevERoE Jast recelved, @ fall supply. Those wanting | ,,We S16 pe Fp chr pliner ly our | when tt le closed at 8D. ma. mM feltem | THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED, | Assrcsn's OFFICE, W ane Gisy, | them for the May Balls and Parties woald do well | ; to call early. ADIBS anv GENT’S KID GLOVES, STRICTURES, hc. Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury Onty Ten Pill. co be Takem to Effect a Cure DP RESeMAKING-MES, Loaner td oan ae pm between I and Ky morth. Ladies please goods and atest styles at as low prices as ordinary grades are usually sold. rt of B.H.& HI » % mé 3t* 4 etable, ha > smell nor of Alexandre’s and Courvoisler'’s make, Fall WEEE & BBVERIDGE, Sy any epploasent Cason et eal metas eee te | supply just received. my 3-st Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. C ra OARBIAG: ~ the x — oy | = - | as oF oppresi ve, cam appeal to | All-slzenandcolors. Price §2. A ELOUR, Bo. Cawate es in=-twenty-four hours.” Prepared ty a eochont the assessor to have the same corrected; all such J.J. MA¥ & 00, SEORTMENT OF FLUUB OOMPLETE— ve on hand the most ex: stock of | of the University of Pennsylvania. one of I ad shall s; the 308 Pi tvania All grades o! YY. and second-hand UABBIAG eminent Doctors aad Chemists of the pre: respecting which ‘onney een All grades of * ster ofered in this market, and ot rea: ORE ng cxposure,mo tremble, mo change whacven ested, and moreover state m6-3tif bet. 9th and 10th sts. All grades of SUPER. sonabli examine our. St those who have aeneired of getting cured the ground or prixeiple of errer complained of” = — Fine end Midélings FLOUR. arches: who have teen gorged with Balsam Qopania or Me ‘All persone subject to. Special Tar oe tices to Movanixe prgas coons peror AT VERY LOW KATES. : cary, UF SAMARITANS GIFT do business ef any kind, are hereby notified, that oop oT. Assortment for 3 use complete. Seat by mail in a plain envelope. | Bre required £4 Be nanecad: are ay lat, and re AM uinai St Mi” Feeds “Hay tra, ac Price—Male packager, $2, Female, $3. ire H ir - 2 =] — gone doing business without perment.2 Specitsi | We at snadcttoghe full nono Ground Alum, and Fine Balt, o:ctiy Lote rales, by BLOOD’ BLOOD! BLOOD: ‘ax or License, are sul and ING DEESS 5 . a. : SCROFULA, ULCERS. 80) SPOTS, t ? imprisonment: it perso Indiana avenue and lst street, sail” not have mode 1 their Hncome retara ‘ono conalating of all of the old and new Fabrics of spa near Baltimore Depot. TETTERS, SCiuEs. DISEASES. EMILIs, OR @! J ve a peeve ae. Disisie inwhick’ ase LUPIN’S OELBBRATED MAKE. OTIOR — co} nersbi SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICE resid: oa the penalty anne: N GRRGORY hovpentors a inspec! a ALso, ti quantity, quaifty. prices, nals offered the public as a positive cure. Atssolved by mutual consent. H beauty of designs, quit to stock SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL Dis) E: he ap 30-cotmyl0 Assessor Dinttetet Boobie. MOUBBING BILKS, by whom hereafter the business wil! thie Districts sa Tate Saual to any ‘9 | SAMARITANS 2O0T ANT HRA oe MOUBNING BHAWLs, ie authorized tocollect and receipt Paper put up bye t wo ; niost potent, certain and effectual remedy ever FOR COLLE . Ja favor of, and will settle sl) inst the ee. BOTH ROOK scribed; it teachen aud ereticthes cee pene through the solfeitati BNGLISH OBAPE VEILS, late firm. 2 a8 ORY. 455 Seventh strect. the vent real polegn, so that the sur ie thence rhe he tho’ | _ BLACK KID AND BILK GLOVES. May}, 1867. 2 Geena tr. Bay 2-9020 posite Patent Office. We give = and perma it. Take. then, of this Fifying rem cay pur 1 aud do not transmit ft to your posterity that for which ‘jeu may repentin after ¥ BW GooDs. SPROIAL ATTENTION dees tieatsatttace Le 1 lhe etdas Sea Eo Re or doesnt, Ho back out. as reported by some persons, ani AM, SAUSAGE, in skins—now—desirable for | 2°. DO NOT DESPAIR: to the purebase and sale of this clase of Goods, praee rx Aly r be proponnoed incurable. Marston) OMSEMACTHET Vy wruuerr. | Onstomers will Sedat our noves tan caiuiae ayeiencavtass | Dra Rr ate {rom ths ae JOBRPH © REL LABGEST STOCK system. a« well as ail the bad effects of Mer” OST OE Ga Beever oben, a. ifaue to extend the VICTORIA CHEDDAR. meal ete 2" tember te Sa Ravine calarged oud refitted my establishment, | OUR PRICKS ABE EXTREMELY Low. Washington, D.C., April is 1s47_ Crome & Bleek wells “ manip gees ths ROOT AND HieRD JUICES = ibis opm the latcewt ond nest ihe olty some: JOB. J. MAY & 00., I teke pleasure to inform the public that T ha BIBRTAL PICKLES oe thera. in bearing Falling ‘of the Wont ae pared to furnish my mors and the public 308 Pennsylvania avenue, bought the well-known establishment known 3. W. BUBOE: P bility. and from ints incident to the sex. with the beet of every the a K! Bostaurant. It shall be my duty to d inder Hou: Seut by express. Price $1.25 per bottle. ECTIONERY. line. ‘parces’ ‘Wed. | my 6-2t! between sth andlocbsts. | every finn Dower to gain, she custo corner lith and sta, — dings, cto faraished af the shortest noticeand | (1ENTLEMEN'S FINE BHI Sap idmae | ot rene of the Distrigs of Columbia, ‘sppeiiie hast Wass - reasonable terms. order. Also. on hend a meegeane ane 70 <p is3m*_____—¥-.@. Boas. * s, Ip cages of Syphilis, in connection with the ‘ap 23- Im JOSEPH H. SHAPFIRLD. | arith, Ais. on he aeLeet che JEM GULLY, Pegler New ona hand Puilcisediions, Seine ts conks: o- py iT . 5 GG scar. my 4-6tif 335 Poange tengo poi vermened, Bae, tal odget by ph ime and paslonten "They yovegere can caly be hed at thelr Cath 29% TER, BRAL Rarare j00n- earaes on ell at very tho U2 8 Wospttates They are w ecetane ee Ct radia D aiet PR oe M*s0ruiran sao ractoat. | var sun 7. a’ seers corme Agent for the best Life, Fire and Aceident Inver, — rE Y OF THE SAMAR- WILTSEEGEE, LeDUG 2 00. Manufecturers and ‘Tobbere of . itimore, ro ~1,200 Mary) MOBRIBON, * BETABLISHED 185658. ¥. aay ey *ryland and Virginia ui lp eta aren BROOMS, BRUSHES. en ta McPHERSON & FBRGUSON, ARAE So oll vecme.st coketars anti: WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &c. Tine ta 671 Pann. “Garitew Wee STREET, ofcest, oe them with ly.and heve 505 INTH STREET, 505. FOUR DOURS NORTH OF D srRERT, (Beaten Hell Building.) WALL PAPERS, au ‘oh Al a. WINDOW mB. GHADRE HOLLANDS, OANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FLOOR O1L oLorn, GILT COBNIONS, oval SQUARE PIOTURE rRauns. \ PIOTUBS CORD AWD TASORLS, ac., & ,. 4 Sine anortment of the above Goods instote. and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. i q MOY Arr mF cLevaE PNGRAVINGS. 7 ro per! ir ir the time to economize. P. P. COMPANY'S Rast Re OOFFB, only 15 conte por pound. Tobe HORATIO BROW! a,” Ls 9 Wi »D. oun at pater, ‘sahington, D. “7 f