Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. SF For “AvcTION SALEs” advertisements see fourth page Of to-day's Srar. LOCAL -NEWS. Paes ends AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. © National THEATER.—J_S. Clarke; “Among the Breakers” and « Toodies.”” Opp FELLows’ HALL.—The Southern relief pr ian be patromized liberally by ourciti- zens. CaBROLL HALL, G street, between 9th and 10th—Fair for the benefit of the new Hall and House of the Christian Brothers, now open. JRUNEMANN’S GARDEN—Pic-nic of the Lone Star Club. —o THR QuEsTION OF REOPENING THE Rucis- TRY—The Cases of Langley, Turton and Clay- ton —This morning, the judges of election had Su interview, by previous appointment, with Judges Olin and Wylie, of the Supreme Court Of the District, for the purpose of being ad- ised as to their duties under the suffrage bill. The interview lasted an hour, and was pri- vate. What passed has not been made public although it is stated outside that the j ‘were inclined to the opinion that the Judges of Fegistry should spe the lists, but preferred that the question should come up ina legal form that the question might be judicially de- termined. After this conference,the court in general term met with the above-named, and Judge Fisher on the bench, when Messrs. Bradley, Sr.. Merrick and Fenda appeared, and made & motion for a rule on the judges of election to sbow cause why a writ of mandamus shonld Rot be issuedcompeliing them to Tegister the names of James R. Clayton, Geo T. Langley and James E. Turton, and Mr. Fendall read the petitions. The petition of the first-named is as follows, (the others being the same, exceptimg as to Bame, time of residence, &c.:) e petition of James R. Clayton respect- fully shows unto your honors that he is a B&tive-born citizen of the United ‘States; that he Bas resided in the Distriet of Columbia for the period of more than one year from the 3d of 'y last, and has been for a period of more than one year from that date a resident of the Second ard ef the city of Washington, in said District, and purposed at said date and still purposes to continue to reside in said ‘ward and said city; that he is a male person, not & pauper, and not under guardianship; that he has not been convic'ed of any crime or infamous offense, and has not voluntarily given sid and comfort to the rebels in the la‘e Febellion; and that he is a qualified yoter, en- titled to vote at the election in the said city ‘Under the laws of the United States; and that for the five years past preceding the date of this petition he bas been a tax-payer and guslified voter under the said laws of the ‘United States, and from time to time he bas openly voted at the elections in the said city of Washington. And your petitioner further showeth your Bonors that by an act of Congress to punish illegal voting in the Distriet of Columbia, and for other purposes, approved February 5 I-v?, it is provided ; “That there shall be five B= of election within and for the city of Vashington, and three within and for the city of Georgetown, the same to be appointed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, ‘whose duty it shall be, biennially and prior to each election, to prepare a list of the persons qualified to yote in the several wards of said cities im any election: and said judges shall be i& open session in their respective cities, io re- crive evidence of the qualification of persons claiming Ube right to vote im any election there- jn, and for correcting said lists, on two days, biennially, not exceeding five days prior to each election for the choice of city officers, giving prior notice of the time and place of each session in some newspaper.” that Sayles J. Bowen. Peter F. Bacon. Lewis OClephane, Zenas C. Robbins and George H. Piant were appointed by the Supreme Court on the 2% of February last,and they accepted such office and entered on the duties thereof. And your prtitioner further shows that on the said 3d day of May, and whilstthe<aid named judges of the elections were sitting for the purpose of discharging the duties devolved upon them by the said act of Congress, and preparing or pretending to prepare a list of the persons qualified te vote in said city of Washington, your petitioner Presented him- self in person to said judges, and demanded that bis name be placed on the registry or list of persons qualified to vote in the Second Ward of said city of Washington, represent- ing that he poesessed the qualifications of a degal voter, particularly set forth in the fol- Jowing notice “Messrs. Sayles J. Bowen, George H. Plant. Lewis Clephane, Zenas C. Robbins, and Peter F. Bacon, Judges of Election for the City of ‘Washington: Gentlemen—You will please take notice that 1, » am a citizen of the United States; have resided in the District of Columbia for more than the period of one year receding this date, and in the —— wardef the ity of Washington for three months preced- ing said date, and that I am ther &@ pauper guardianship; that I am upwards of twenty-one years of age: that I have not been convic' of any infamous crime or offence, and bave not voluntarily given sid and comfort to the rebels in the late rebellion: and am a qualified voter under the Inwes of the United States: and being informed thatmy name has been omitted by you in Taking up the registry for the said ward, I demand t eaid omission be corrected, and my Bame entered upon said registry according to law. and if this is not done within five days Sfter the dating of this notice, I shall Sppy to the Supreme Conrt of the District o: - lombia for a mandamus to compel you to Place my name on said register.” —and a duplicate of which he then and there banded to the judges of elections. And your peliteoner sheweth anto your honors thai the Said judges of elections did then aud there re Tuse toester the name of your petitioner upon the registry or list of persons qualified to votein #aid city, And still refuse so to enter the same, by which refusal of said judges of tne elec- tions to perform their duty under said act of Congress your petitioner’s right to the exer- cise of the elective franchise as arecitent of said city and District is seriously embar- rassed, if pot defeated ajtogetber, and be will, ashe bas been advised, be prevented from Noung a the ceming election of said city of ‘Washington, to wit: on the first Monday of June next. at which last mentioned date an election ts to be Deld for the election of muri- cipal officers of said city, and in which elec- tion your petitioner is interested. And your petitioner further showeth that he is entirely remedile=s at and by the ordinary rules of law, and that proceeding by writ of mandamus hereinafier prayed for, is the only Temedy whereby your petitioner can obtain ad ate relief. Your petitioner therefore that a writ of mandamus may be Awarded by your hom directed to said judges, (civing their names) commanding them forthwith and without delay to enter the mame of your petitioner upon the list of persons qualified to vote in said Second Ward of said city of Washington 2s a qualified yoter In said ward and city at the coming election io be held as aforesaid on She Bras Monday of As in daty bound, kc. a . J. R. CLaytox (Signed,) The Court ordered the ral issue. Mr. W. A. Cook entered his appearance for tbe respondents. A CHagcEe or Granp Larcenr.—This morning, officers Columbus and Proctor, of ahe Third Ward, arrested had ps eae hn upon acharge of gran: es jade by Wm, Steward. They are ned fora Rearing by Justice Thompson. From t #tateme! oft parties, it appears that last bight Steward was engaged to furnish the supper at a ball, the receipts from which are supposed to bave amounted to over $500. ‘Weimer was clerk for Steward, and said he received $133, of which he retained $93, to secure & drbt owing to him by Steward. Croghan was arrested as Weimer's accome plice, and upon searching him, $120 and Keys, claimed by, Steward as his property, where found spon him. The examination may de- velop other facts in proof of the guilt or in- nocence of the accused —e—_. THE TYLER Case.—This morning, ir the Supreme Coort im general term, Mr. K. T. Merrick moved to dismiss the appeal in the case of H. B. Tyler against the United States, tor the pu: of meving in the court below (District Court) to set aside the decree. It will be recollected that under the confiscation act, in’ September, 1663, the west halt of lot 5, are 455, situated on F street, between 6th and 7th, and improved by a fine dweiling, the property of oe (formerly of the Ma- rine Corps, and who was So’ during the war.) was libelled. The court made a decree to sell the life estate of the plaintiff inthe prop- erty. and it was purchased by Mr. J.D. De- frees. On the return of the plaintiff, after the close of the war, the appeal was taken. pda <.iniaaatiadey WaAs8ISCTON PHYSICIANS ATTHE MEDICAL Con vENTION- American Medieal Association, now sitting an Cincinnati, there &re at present fro! ington: Drs. John FE. Smitb. J. Ferd fhomp- een, Jobnson Eliot, A. F. King, Louis Mac- xall, W. F. Howard, G. M. Lo J. M. Torer, Wm. a Drs. Woodward and Wm. Thompson, S.A. tanto Po.ics Inspx0Tion.—To-day, Capt. B. M. Reed, Inspector of the Metropolitan police, is engaged im the icspection of the extire force by re The summer completed and the annual review of the force (akes place en the 15th instant. Boarp or Pouio; ‘he reguiar meeting of the Board of Police was heid yesterday atter- Boon in their room at headquarters. A number of charges against members of the force were reported to the Board and disposed of as follows :—The charge against private Jas. O. Jobnson, ecnduct unbecoming an officer, was dismissed; private S. L. Kearney, for vio- lating @ general rule of the Board, was fined $5; private T. J. Steele, for conduct unbecom- ive an efficer, was fined $15; private Francis S'raub, for neglect of duty, was fined $10; Thomas Britt, for neglect of duty and conduct unbecoming an officer, fined $10; private Ed- ward Gannon, gross neglect of daty’and con- duct unbecoming an officer, dismissed trom the force. The application of J. D. Urowley, for liquor license, was disapproved. The application of Jobn Wiameyer for a transfer of Julia Ross’ ip Heense to himself was approved. “dw’d Gunson was appointed an additional patrolman for duty at the Treasury extension for ninety da; David P Brown was or- dered to be recommissioned as additioual pa- trolman for duty at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, for ninety days. harry C. Jones, ad- ditional patrolm:n for duty at the Metrepoli- tsn Hall for ninety days. The board fixed the amount payable out of the policemen’s fund for faneral expenses of deceased policemen at $75. Theodore Huysman was appointeda private. vice Albert Brewer, deceased. Chas. P. Reese was appointed & private, vice Edw’d Gannon, dismiseed. —_s—____. RELIGIONS ANNIVERSARIES.—The religious and benevolent societies of this city are mak- ing preparations for a grand rally at the upniversaries. Prominent speakers from the North and alse from Enrope are expected to participate in the proceedings. The second week in May has been choeen as the anniver- sory week of Washington, the first and third weeks of the month being appropriated by the societies at New York and Boston respective- tively. The following order will be observed: Sunday—Presentation of the Bible cause by each pastor. Monday—Sabbsth School cele- bration. Monday evenitng—Union Christian Convention, at rooms Young Men's Christian Associstion, at 7% p.m. Tuesday—Bible Society, at 44 -street esbyterian Cbarch, at Te Pp.m ednesday—Young Men’s Ch tan Association, at Calvary Baptist Ohurch, atvig p.m. Thursday—Temperance organi- zauons. Friday—Protestant Orphan Asylum, at Weeley Uhapel, at 7% p.m. The pastors ofthe various churches have been requested to suspend their usual services during the coming week, in order to afford an opportuni- ty toail toattend. —— ee REPBATED ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.—Abont 1 o’clock this morning an attempt was made io Tob the house of Samuai Lucas, on C stree between New Jersey avenue and North Cape itol street, by forcing the doors of the back en. trance. An alarm was given by some ofthe family, which frightened the turgiars away Shortly afterwards a second attempt was made to enier the house, and the burglars were again frightened away. Officers O'Callaghan and Scott made a diligent search in the vicin- ity to discover the burglars, and arrested Jno. F. Sheeman and Lauhany as suspicious cha: acters, but there being no evidence e to justify their commiument for court, they were dis- missed. - ° TRE TRADES.—Last night, at the regu meeting of the house-painters, they ade ed resolutions of thanks to sixteen bosses who have adopted the eight-hour Saturday rule. The plasterers beld a meeting last night and organized &n association. A motion was made to demand $4 per day after the Ist of June, she consideration of which was postponed to the next meeting. The carpenters meet to-nighi to take action as to demanding higher wages. —— ae Rwat Estate SaLes.—Messrs. Cooper Latimer, real estate auctioneers, sold y« r- day evening the following deseribed property Lot No. 1, in square 797, fronting 52 feet on Virginia avenne, and running through to I s'reet, improved by two brick houses, to Jobn Sbanahan, Esq., for $2,290, ———— 6 Tae Fisk Wiarr.—There was but a small quantity of tish landed at the wharf yesterday, the number of shad not exceeding 2.000, and these brought ©) her hundred readily. There Tehre were but few herring, which were taken Up ai SIU per thousand. Rock fish are getting more plentiful. ——_— ALBXANDRIA CANAL.—A slight slide in the banks of the Alexandria Canal near Fonr Mile Run occurred Wednerday, and naviga tion was also obstructed by the jamming ota cans] boa: between the banks. THE Crrcvs 18 Cominc.—Mike Lipman’s 1 combination of Circus and trained animals, which opens here on Monduy,is said to be one of the Best traveling shows in the country. ——_¢«—___. Porick REPORTS.—The police reported for- ty-five arrests in the District yesterday; and the fines imposed amounted to $73.74. MARRIED. PIBBCE—LEB_ On the 9th inst. by the Re Dr McCall, Mr WMH. PIEROE. of Richmond, to Mise KITTY LEE of Boston, Mass. { Richmond papers please copy.] = 4 id. 8, Jr.,to M ELIZABETH O. RELLEY, cules MOFFETT—KEELLEY. On the oth instant. by Rev. ©. A. Reed, J. F Mi ETT to Mi OBARLOTTS M KRELLEY — {Buflalo N.¥ pers please copy.) oe , ER- and Alice F, 78 Saturday, ith. The rela- the famil. sre cordially in ‘ de * Pea got 8 At the residence of hersister. No. “4 12th street, (Island,) BLIZABETH Ki: NEDY, aged 18 year: The friends of the ited to attend th rday, the lith McNULTY. On the 10th tmst..at 2o0’clock a. ‘Mr. OHBISTUPHER MCNULTY. of drepsy ;. ar nueral will take place from his residence to-morrow (Saturday) evening, at 3 o'clock, 3d 4 40 The friends ofthe tt * please copy.| : D.C., May 9th, Barker.” family are re [Albany paper Friend of the family Scyuaintances are ri pectiully Invited without farther potice : {Sen Francisco papers please copy.} D 10K ENB! =e Now is the time to subsoribe for the following editions of Dickens : Oliver Twirt. The first of the celebrated “ River Side” edition, beautifully printed and illustrated, —— cleth, $20, Bupplied to subscribers m y. ichoias Nickleby; Globe edition; illustrated with steel plates; formerly sold at $6; now com- plete in one volume at $1.30 0 rheld : Diamond edition; ilustrated of fie edition are now ready for ribers “Pickwick Papers.” “Our Mutual Frien4,” “Copperfield,” and ‘Nicholas Nickleby.” Alle Ld Namond edition, mot iilustrated, af $1.25 per ume. "Diamond edition of Longfellow’s Poems, com- ete. $1.20. ba aks un, Five-and twenty Years Ago; $1.75. ‘aldo benign, #2. el OK ENS! Ma: .& Poem. by Baiph Terra > The jaryland Colony, by ieee Papers, About Paris, by H. T. Tucker- man. cloth, $1. Do.. N noes ame of 1. :—Traveler, ‘Mega Stories. Putoam Railway Series: 75, Pique, @ Tale of the Buglish Aristocrary, pa- 8. * The Forlorn Hope. by Bamund Yates: 75 Siege of Wash: ‘ton, by Oapt. O. F. Adams, Deasutifally illas' : ated ; Bituatisi mile by Bev. Br. 0. H. Btory of a Trooper, by Adams, cloth, $2 Lil the above works sent free by mail on rec of pric i the ‘Hudson Taylor” Book and Sta- Honery B°ore- pny SOH & RICHARDSON, myl-tf —«334 Penn aven Wasbington, J FRAMES AND LOOKING- | Satan GLASSES. My stock of the above Goods, together with a ‘nee variety of Passe-Partouts, Picture Tassels, Cords. Neils, Rings, &c., is very large, aud will be sold low for cas BOSTIC FRAMES, from card size to full life size, both square and evel, plain aod cary: D ‘D SQUABE FRAMES. rappel tel orks eenaeee in this city, and co: cial to Framing Portraits and Photo, Ms ory every description ef Pic- tures and Drawings. HBOOK , 452 7th street, LJ. BOT Bi 44 On my 2- cow ef Or 5 dh TIME OF PEAOE PREPARE FOR WAR. Now is the time for sportamen to have their Guns and 8; ‘Dg Apparatus re! iperti neired. t alt 41 you want them, but call at the tignef the Big Gun, Novaie Ds of 4 D street, between ae and 7th * Where the work will be well De OC le prices for . Also, Bell weaetas and’ Lock Bae Peewee “ EREL AND OODFISH. CITY ITEMS. AT 4 MEETING Or THE ParnTERs’ UNION, Reld at German Hall last evening, the follow- ing resolution was adopted: Resolved, That the thanks of the Union be tendered to the following employers for the frauk manner in which they acceded to our request by grants the eight hour rule on Saturdays:—Jona A. Brown, Geo. R. Uross- Held, B. H. Olements, John McCristal, Frain & Won! Geo. Harvey & Son, Lang & Co, A. W. Whelan, ©. O. Hamilton, Hawke & Bowie, Roach & Gray. S. Parker, Maho & Harvey, John Davis, Holland & Kelley, T. Parker and McNicol. W. L. Watt & Co, AvoTionEERs, would respectfully call the at’ention of buyers to the sale of elegant Linen Goods, &c., now being sold at their suction rooms, and to be contin- ued daily until the whole stock is disposed of. It offers rare inducements to families and ot! ere to procure first-class goods at low prices. 2 White SHrets, $1.75, $2, $2.50; good Uotton Half Hose; 2 pair for 25 cents: ganze Under. shirts, 50 cents to $2.50; Gray's Imitation Linen, and Byron Collars, 25 cents per box, at Franc’s, 494 7th street; between D and E ae three doors above Odd zeeee Haul. ja: Bret Bive Fiann tits fer gentiomen and youths, well shrunk. color warranted. Coats long and Coats short, Coats lined and Coats unlined. Suits of this material to fit parties weighing from 90 to 250 Ibs. Goto Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland a¥enue. pesteiece heeeestad Ecoyomy is the highway to wealth—there fore economise and buy your Gent's Furnish- ing gvods at Franc’s; Good Cotton Half Hose, 12%¢c; Gauze Uneershirts from 50 eents to $2 50; good White Shirts, $1.75, $2, $250. 494 7th street, between D and E, near Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. 10-1 a PERSONAL ATTENTION is called to the auc- tion sale of select Books and Jewelry at the new auction siore, corner Louisiana avenue and 6th street, this evening, by D. L. Wells & Co., auctioneers. ——— For Gents’ Furnishing (+oods and Shirts made to order go to Franc’s. 49% 7th street, between D and E streets, three doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. 10-1 sees ee Dx. Wars, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 14 and 6th streets, contin- ues the successful treatment of Uorns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Jomts, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c. Office hours from Sa m.to5p.m,and6 toSp.m. No charge for consultation stablished 1561. LO” cesses MAL AU Pigpt ‘our cors, ognons, inverse ongles, etc., conseil Dr. White, Pennsylvania avenue, No. 424, pres rues. Etabii 1961. ph eee : No Better INyESTMENT can be made than in Clothing atthe present reduced prices at the Great Ceutral Clothing House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office Go anv SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office One Hen wenty dollars just at them at the Great Ouse, $6) 7th street, oppo- cae e fine twenty-five doilar Central Clothing Hou street, opposite the Post Office. Just RecEIVED—Three hn ed Boys’ Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fitteen dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing House J.H. Smira, 400 7th Post Office. PENNIES cin be bad in auy quantities at the Star office counter v ANTED-—A LOT OF GROUND, 20x (BO objections to a few fect more or lees in depth.) ina desirable portion of the city, Ad dress for feur days, Hy, Office Internal Bevenue m 10-36" WANTED 4 competent PERSON, to take VY obarge of 4 small farm ar thecity. Ap- ply At Mrs. BALDWIN’S, East Capitol street, etween /th and loth s Lincoln Syuare, mld 3t* WASTE '—A BLACKSMITH, one w an do sll kincs of country work, married mau pre- ferred, Steedy employment. Can work by the day or On shares ‘Ot house rent can be had near ¢ hop, omas PABKER business corres ist or Private LIA WAL my 19-2t" a SITU ION as oe, t cretary. Address Miss CORN E- 18, Washington Post Office, D.U Appi. foot of © ed, in a central containing from 1? to W rooms. .. Star Office, Wash ngton, D.C young WOMAN, fully compe- teot and willing te do general housework for small family of three persons Betferences re- Inguire at 208 Lith stree: and Q streets. Vv )SNTED—By @ respectable young girl, a SITUATION as dairymaid; lias experience in milking cows d making butter. Has ue ob- Jeetion todo hout ‘ork. Good references given. Apply at No. 458 Mass, avenue, between 24 aud Sd streets. may 3t* B ) () WANTED—A practical business $3,000 are creme Deane NEB in a portable steam saw. mill, to eat ap ged a at es of beavy timber,on the Virginia side of the toma d plac Alexandria, V WASTED-a frat-class BEAMSTBESS; one that cam operate on Wheeler & Wilson's Machioe would be ferrel. Beferences will be Tevuired. Also. spy young Lady wishine to ac- vire a sclentific kpowledue of drei gy cut ng by chart, and ope: ting on the above machine. lspply in persor 363 12th street, between avenue and Monet Address, with name and resi- f business, Post Office Box 145, JANTED TO BELL—A small MEDIUAL LI- BRABY. al choice stock of Medicines; Ecleetic and Homeopathic; also, Glassware. May Le seen at No. 365 D street, near 9th. my 8-3t™ r& ton eA. OUONNELL 3 Dreas making Establishment, No. o35 7th sts bet. La ave and Det. for three days. ms Si BU JUSTH. Ladies, nd-hand Clothing, Un Boots and Shi A my 4-1m D—WANTED—MEN for the United States Army, at 461 © street, near Balti- more Railroad Depot, my 3-Im Wee 0 buy for cash. tive or six, room ene with ‘age preferred. a- auire at STARR & UO-S Real Eetatc Omics, bortheast corger New York (Plent’s Building,) Booms 12 a1 i i ANTED—To bey a HOWSE,’containing 3 geo Neuss San bo ln ma eestioneneaioness ey STARE & U0vS Tnqut poe 1 Eatate Office, NE. Corner New York avenue and 1sth'st my3-tf (Plant’s Building,) Rooma 12 and 13, W ANTED—To buy a Brick or Frame HOUSE. containing 6 or 8 rooms, situated between F oud K st id 17th street and the Uircle. pen sett terms, &c., 0, B. B,, Star office. > Fe ee eNE V ANTED—A SITUATION as seamstress bys lady who understands sewin, hg teqeeyd y Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machine, cut and fit ladies’ and children’s dresses. Ad three days, Box No. 7, Btar office. WASTED—a Furnisned HOUSE, centrally lecated—seven to nine Rooms. A reasena- bie rent will be paid. references. Notify box 150 Q., or Boom No, § Celonization Br 1 Penna, ave. apld ANTED—New and Oast-off CLOTHIN hd WwW ‘GOLD and SILVER or gies article of value, tablished erchant Pawn broker's Store of sb Ii! B. FULTON &00., 502 9th $doors north of Penna. avenue. Gore Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MAOHINE le VW ANTED—10.000 LADING to Know that at W the New Stamping eee 439 oth street, op- posite Patent Office, they can find the best selected of Patterns ever offered here for TB, i = GeneRteeeaieaet terete vers, a sin * le tterns as they sre daily issued. we 4 bine Practical Stam: _ ane per, ttern brought as, Braids, Sill and Werking Ootton very low. 4 GLASSWARE, and * OBOOKEBY,. wD We are daily receiving new Supplies to our large and varied stock, and as we import the majerity of our geods, or have them made to order, we ean always farnish the bcs: class of goods and 7ates: styles at as low prices ag ordinary grades ere usually eld. my 3-0t O68 Fellows” Halle Ttmecrest. OHINA, Coe anne | Paneer ss streets. T—A PARLOR. furnishod, at 375 & oat 30th streets, on res- the office of FORBISEED HOUSE clean and neat, PIANO, ‘water and gas, be for sfx months or longer to a maeeat topeen Posses- pu: ston ti ii ad Peietely. Call at 395 9th atrect, nena RERT—f rf, al OMS, on It Ror, rultabie t 113 unfarnished treet, between 14eh street, ear the asury Possession Apply on the premises. Fe SALE—On liberal terms. that three-story Pressed BRICK FRONT, No 126 H street, Island. between 4% and 6th streets 0: cab, ed 1,2 and 3 years es Evel Eatati Brokers: toe ue m @ Brokers. Ome m 10-6t* Buildi: be street, Ista: ‘0 BENT —A three story F. 1 Bo. 384 0 street, near 13th imprevements. my 9-6t* FOR SALE—He No. 546 9th, eight reoms and cella well of water ai b garden; yard ms 3? = AME HOU: . with mode Inquire at 494 13th street. ces gt Pleaes address K through the post office, giving name ence, rz BALE O2@ RENT—A far; HOUSE, 510 M twelve roo &e my 9-3t* (OB BE vi roome aud cellar; con to the Govern. ment Departments Rent v-ry low ated : o tenant. Apply teJOHBN McCABTHY, co 2d street a1 Printing Of r Mass. ave., near the Gove my 9 St BD HOUSE of is rooms, Also, one of 17 rooms. wi ed. Also, two Untur hed. B. L. WELL8 & 00., my 9-6t Corner La. av. and 6th «! Fe, RENT—Two small four-room BYl0K HOUSES, facing a broad paved alley. in cen- ter of wine "3 8a c All comp! iy ft month inadvance, Apply to > BALDWIN m9 St fl 1 $ 1 QFer Bent. nearly new, neatly built two q story frame HOUSE, with back kitchea, five reoms, closets, &c a goee yard, wood house, snd pump, $18 per month; the feurth house in the block. on 19th street west, between) and will sel) the house or some fine lots in same: quare on reasonable terms, Aa.P my 9-6t* Internal Bevenue Office. PROPOSALS. SS ee BOPOSALS WILL BEOSIVED UNTIL P ith of May fo: it vores r abot 70@eubic of ear‘ b fr: ‘of Fand 1th ets.. St Pat- rick's © Proposals for ng foun- dation ww Oburch of Bt Pat Apely esbington, May 8. BT Rast o JOU a Proposals will be received at this office | J )EP AMT My oe ee eG Mena 16s DAY, the ist of J 185", at 12 Pre) will be received at this Departme: o'clock. for furnishing one set of slectrotype Btil 12 o'clock June 6, 1867, for furnishing all the H panvion ine beeen f the Ooumlacense of pri dn ey ~ By BE LJ rt of e Mm missioner ft tents for the year 1867, with the aame and ad- | Spe coustroctien of # Brick Buliding for thease tee and the character and date emt No 2, in this cfty,ncoording to tra fications that cen be seen at the K of the missioner of a bere posed 01 - teltdten are ke tas sald properals to be obi . ther for the whole building or separately for the “Soler yooah will be entertained from any per i wah is Dot Known to be a tical builder ers C work must befuily equal to 3 wo published Beport for 1856 es the «| ard fort reese! livered equceted to state the shortest time ‘ Poptibie in which the building ts to be completed, proved security in be required for 4 ae “ emote a the faithful performance of the eostreck, 2 oon Bidders are required to propose for the work by the tilustration, with th nderstand! bo oes conform to the oe end specifications aad men! Nimety per cent of tne amount of work done and terials furnished. aceording to contract pri (said emount to be ascertained by the estimate the rintendent,; will be paid from time to time as the work proceeds. and retained until the pie Li ingle 1 ‘ation. be made*'to the lewest and best interest of the Go paid to the execution of th: rection of the Joint Comm Lig Bidders mast procure from the Con, Printer drawings of illustrations w De forma . that aocept end putorm the comtract if awarded : me uficiemcy of the seourity to be certi od that he ited Stater District Judge, United Brates the prompt } ond Attorgey, or Olerk of ths United States en be required Proposals should be inclosed in a sealed enve- upon onl ication to this odice, | lope, indorsed” le for s Butiding for the or to the Commissioner of Paients De went of Agri ulture,” aud addrersed to forme will de furnished upoe application | the Com: oe 1D a cor wTog, mmissioner sidered which M conor: prociosly there. | = | w ith. Proposals will be addressed to ** The Joint Oom- mittee on Printing.’’ Washi; »D C . care of Se. anderst ned Bnd endo od the envelope “Pr ice cei se resent SOHN DY DEF BERS, my 9 St Congressional Printer. Scaled Proposals for the above named ta! end m iT © invited, and will be at one p.m., on Monday, the 27th instant, Architect's Gfee, at the Oapitol Extension, “yl, =. where plans and ope cifications ean, be seen. * N Topossis w entertains m partion r Creek. in H street north, be known tobe im the business, Or who can Bot tween North Capitol street aud First street cast, show proper facilities tor ¢oimg this work proper- ait ae Be ing sare sa Wo'clock M. | jy ‘and. faithfully. 8) »iaetent ttee brary. P: to imciude sli ths necessary iabor By order of the Setat Ooms ve on Lees é Se tame down the stone walls of my 6-6t Architect U. 8. Oapitcl Extension, P®orcsaus FORLAYING WATEB Mal Maves' Orricr. O1 11 state what emonnt will bs allowed ASRING TON cn for the stone ta the old struc. | | Sesled propocais, ¢» oe pasonens 30 ee Sarees eneren wtaneee eived at this ace antil neon on RIDA ebse to the contractor. © bid will be received from any person who is ber Y. the I7th instant. Bidders will alse specify on the not Known to be responsibleand ® practicable ° ee envelope. and on the face ef the bid — the bid is for. | There are three divirt ch Bro bounded as follows. viz: ‘The right to reject apy and sll bids is reserved. pRiSTHIOT NUM EE ONS inolodes il thar “pod rt of e ©! 7 end U! eaedladoenene Sommienoner Zonrth Wart. | Tinsl una city onmel, san went of bora otee (08, SSUE-TEN SMALL HOUsES—s100 cash required; §10 per month until paid for; 12 40., $200 cash and $25 per month. Six firet Clas (brick) Houses, containing modern tmprove ments, $200 cash and $50 per month. We also have Nousos indifferent parts of the city, raz in price from $1,000 te $4,000 each. Beautifa’ suburben residence, with eight acres of grouna, for #5 = Also, 10 = by een and 100 ach trees. near the » Price s a STARE & METUALE Real Estate Brokers, Booms 12 and Plant's Building, cor. N.Y my ou Fe RENT—That new GROOBRY STORE cor- ner of 18th and K st © west, and the Stock for sule. Inquire at th» store. wr J.J. FINK my 8 ét A SMALL GROOERY STORE FOB BENT and 41 STOCK for sale @good business stand, 601 12th st., Island, uear Md, ave. Call onthe emises at any my 8 3 M Niger ONFUBNISE D UNLUATING BUOME, in elegant condition, for rent. suit- able for housekeeping & permanent tenant re>tlow, Apply at No. 402 K at., bet.luth and 1th sts; or 293 Pa. ave near 10th st. my 8 St" Fo SALE—A three story Brick HOUSB. taining 6 dvelling rooms and 2 sto Be 25 feet 4 fuches frent, by 37 fe 116, water and cas in the honse. For further in- formation apply on the premises, No. 250 7th st, between L and M ste. m8 3t* A OOUNTRY BESIDENOE FOR RENT z sina nary ‘ashing- ‘clock p. m, no SALE—Being connected tu a whol business, I intend to leave oot: od fore will sell my wel!-known and well esta! HOTEL and RESTAURANT, Good Will ar = Pine — bt pepe Syccue and Bed- ag, with stock of wor ne. ns £0. A. SPEINGMAN, my 8 2w* 454 Pa. av., bet. $d and 4% ets. FSB BEET. To « good ten HOUSE, with @ lot. ner of 2ist and H streets. The house BE pags ~~ Levey woncer td repairs are now /e. ‘Or terms inquire o! JOHN F. ENNIS, Esa., No. 92 Loutsiaus my 8.3t Nearly opposite City Hall. A EBIVATE SALB_A desirable two BBIOK HOGSE, containing Bve rooms. a good dry cellar under kitchen; well located; » blocks from the Wapitol Apply ou the premi- Ath streeteast, between A and B sts. porta, Capitol Hill. my7 FOR BENT—Two HOUSES, desirably on Stoddard street, Georeetown He: quire at brs, JOHN HABBY’S, on Jon jeergetown, my 7. OB B he finely located brick No. SS 7th street, between G and H street avy Yard, late! cupied by Mr. J. H. a whole. ardretail grocery store inguin Mr VOBB’, No. 260 Pen: ave , between 12th and 13th sta, fo BENT— At Annapoii and convevient ROUS figbtacres of land attachea TON BBOWN, 276 G atreet, my 6-6" AN‘ @Lb ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE FO SALE—A DRUG STORE and FIXTURES, in etown. is now offered for e of the o:dost and best in town. For terms. ad- » Georgetown, D. my 6. m 7-e€03t" o, It is lishme or es Lock Box 7 ;OB BENT— k hs A HOUSE op the line ef the Metropolitan Horse Baiiroad, pleasantly located, containing five rooms, and the FURNITURE forsale. The house is mew, avd the furn ht on the Ist De- ent, $25 per month; price of fur- 5 a 3 ly toor ad- drese ” 183 Penn’s avenue, corner 7th atreet, Possession given June let. mys-6t* {OB BENT—Unfurnished RUOMS, in suites, in the most de-irable neighborhood for Summer residence in the city, at No, 365 lth st., between GendM. my 4-60" ( ‘REA? FALLS JOB OOMPANY STOCK FOB 3 SALE-—Thirty Shares—d: ne & SWERRY, LAGE jo. 4 Market Space. GOOD WILL, FIXx- FORNITU, Ree taurant, and Oonfectio: salo, toa responsib! ie anaes ‘ey, Ma; o’elve! a io O mies Fraite, Pri ger Moulds, Marble top Oounters c. Liberal terms if sold Apply to Sooper & Lati the premises, 279 Penna, svenue, bet. \dth and ith sts. my 4 EE i a HE UNDEBSIGHED WOULD SBLL HIS T BOOKS, STATI BY, and retail trade for sigh thousand dollars, The: The business is never lar; former quality wou! of some of the modern el Pha when the war was qpening so canbe lound for twenty years io which the business rofits were not eq in the worst pegs to the usibess expenses. and to the support of all con offered as nected with it. It i safe foundation on which a more acti be reared. or on 'y ere worth al it trade ry ea Store, Fixtures, Cellar and ore! ata moderate rent. FRANCK TAYLOR, my 4 Bookseller. Fo, SALE—A FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE, containing four rooms, situated om 34 street, between D and E, Capitol Hill. Apply at 348 j1tb street east, near Navy Yard. my 3-6t* pened ne a A At OR BENT—Two l-story FRAME HOUSES on New Jersey avenue. near South Ca Gate. Both have side all Ws, wood-sheds, and nts, and are adapted for iT shoe and trimmings sto:es. Apply at 459 5 Bt., cor 6 reet weet my5 tf oR BENT UW yELLING HOUSE. with fami y len, two mi! i. a- auirgetS B. SCAGGS, We-hington Post Office. aD (OR SALE—A two-story BRICK HOUSE n: F the northeast boundary of the city; 4 rooms and balls with la: 33,00 Inquire lot ind enclosed. Pri peinauire $07 34 pte ah ag {OR SALE—LOT Bo. . in Square 8. on 3d tre it, bet t north Vir- Ect eaten ae eS pchea dep, ed by @ new first class wood House. cont: five Also, two ‘all Houses 0 talnt two rooms tach. abou rooms. the lot, The three Rouses reat for JACKET BOAT cr, als Parties en the 0) a a BRITT Onmrat® Oanal Packet Bont Of, R BmOVAL. fe inform our Laven 4 we | have temporarily rem. oar ‘MNb-etrest, between D and E, where we: A RES to serve them at our “orem BRIOK PLULING. wee DISTRICT NUMBER TWO inclodes all that part of the city north and northeast of the canal, Bnd east of the west of Bev: Street wer DISTBIOT NUM ades all | part of the city whic bet the Potenec and the Eastern to the Wate: BEB AT AUOTION. DEsoT QuARTERMASTER’s Orricx, Washineton, D. C., May 10, 1367 Will be sold at public auction, under the by applicatt istrar, and such r Vision of Oaptain James G. Pay A.+ preporals only will be considered as are written SR eiANsJanlats comemrciad Wyle aame ies | “a emote On TE vas erences foilowing described second hand LUMBER. ‘now ply of fire hydrants, ich are laid siunulte- Government yard. foot of 6th street - it, Sue 7 6 ith the main will a led tm rement with fhe mains, and peid for at ths contrac’ Te . ce 7,3, aad 9, Sealed Proposais will be received until 12 e’clock M_, on the 10TH DAY UF JUN 67, at the Oftce of the Superintendent of an¢ian Affairs for . ttere, Counters, - ee ee eee the Northern Superiatend-ucy, Omaha City, dow Sash,do. Frames, tc ‘ash. in Government fund ure! ~ # will be allowed teu days in which te emove their goods = < OAS. H. TOMPKINS, Brevet Brigadier General my 10-14t Depot Quartermaster. Hees AND MULES AT AUCTION. — Depot (guartermaster’s ee, Wachington, DC may 2 458 i en WEDN at public auction st.,at Bastern Branch Uorral, under, up jon of Captain James @. Payne, As- sistant Quartermaster, 30 HORSES AND 5 MULES, goed for farming purposes. Sale will commence at 198. m. Terms Ossb Hn Goversns tfunds sin Go men _ = OHAS. H. TOMPKI Brevet Brigadier Ge: my 3-7t Depot Quartermast BEVICEABLE QUARTEBMASTEB'S Us STORES AT Scétion ches, Win. Terme Sor ‘and after the Ist di te sun bat day of June, 1868, tow 30 pounds of Beef per day, net weight, and “0 pounds of Salt per month. All articles «f subsistence furnished must be of good juality and subject to inspection and rejec- tion by the agent of the W: Dagoes. sDOUBt supplies Wt the diccretion ot eee of supplies at tl ion of tl per- of +t the Northern Buperintendency Also, te terminate the comtract that may be ea- tered into on giving the contractor er contractors ix weeks notice The comtractor will po reguires to execuge a good and sufficient bond in the eum of 10. the faithful folfiiiment of the centract. The party or parties to Whom the award fr wade Hernia Bre tee Bis, {| Ralatratbe rested ted sree oe cee By direction of the usttermaster General a | artigie'sf outeetoms celled for renee ant = of subsistence called for in this advertise- men The right is —— hae to reject any or all bids be off Bidders must give their names fn full as well as gg on ol oe Proposals for Cat "O) je mus’ lors . a tle for the Winnebago indians.” large lot of Quartermaster’s Stores will be sold at 1 uctica at Lincoin Depot, commencing on BSDAY, May 22, at 10a. m., under the en pervision of Osptain James G. Payne, A Q. M., consisting in. part of 30 four-herse Army he eon horse Sca’ 2 < H. B. PENMAN, do. Wheel Ambu myC-Sit _Supertotes dent of dudiae aaire Witpe.3s: I LS FOR CATTLE BOPOSALS FOR Oa’ FOR INDI P*sinvick, IN List oF PROPOSALS. OF MABOB 27, 1857. Py Departux-t OF Tux INTERIOR, 10 Bath Tabs, ore, 1s Wheelbarrows, Tools Sealed Proposals will be reosited saat sn Carpenter's, Baddler's, Blacksmith’s, Tinnds’s ‘Om the first BB, i 345 yards Cocoa Matting, 1.010 poands assorted Bope. 4,000 pounds Bcrap I: 5 000 pounds old Horse Shi 191 Window Sashes, and a iarge lot of other articles. { Sorthern 88, Nebraeks, for the ro ol 4 +? erms—Cash, in Govern: it fonds. S00 heed on min coe rchasere will remove their goois within ten diane. cceupyt daysfrom dey of ee B. TOMPKINS 300 Beadot Mite Brevet Brigadier @s i ot the Niobrare obraskee one ue mouth _my8-d Depot Qua ant 300 head of milk Cows fo aps m SALE OF SERVIOEABLE AND UN Milk Gowe tor VIOEABLE ORDNANOE STORES os oa Bureau of Ordnance. Navy Department, Washing om City, Sort 26, 1867. There will Le sold at public auction, to the high- ont bidde TS, at noon,on TUBSDAY May. 1) od quality, American hen three nor more than seven »the lath day Cows with young calves, orcews with in the office of the Inspector of Ord- | °#!f, will bepreferred. The Bulis must be not less Navy Yard, New Yor! very large | t three years old. of Orduance, comprising Oanae: All Cows kno yy, stock drovers as Texes Pistols, Bites, Gun Carriages, Powder, | ©OW#, Indian Cows, Mexican Cows, or balf breeds a Shell will pot be receive Tbese articles will be sold in lets Superintendent Dewman will have the right to reject any or all bids that may be offered; also, the Tight toreect any or all the cattle if ke deoms os the cattle cltvered Qre notof the required character Superintendent Denman will be authorized te receive the said cattle and to give ¥ to the ‘erms: Que-baif cash fand ob the conclusion of the in Government nd th © yard; otherwise they will revert te the Governmnen: t Persons osiving, to bid can oben petated Usts nT ‘ rties delivering the cattle, to be t the OP ee Ot a WISE, Chist of Tesoan. eee of fhe “Coutntssloner of Tndiaue Affaire in —— —__—__—_—_— — | , Tue Cows to be delivered on or before the [MZORTART TO THE LADIES —INDRLIBLR | én) cf August, 15-7 TAMPING. Warranted fast colors. Wili uperintendent Denman will have the power to wash and bo! Done by @ French compositien, change the place of delivery with the consent ef Price. Saves expense ot braiding weet NS TED | ES CLUETACM, i be required to excute a a a" 4 cto ex Pedles are invited to all get sample. and try ‘and suificient bond in the um of $25,0W for it. Ladies’ white or cole: Underskirts. Bai- faithful fulfillment of the contract. ee Aprons, &c., Stamped in imitation of @ party or parties to whom the award is reqVEREANTED HOT TO WASH OUT contract and ¢ wired bond. = orue the . req - Great saving to ladies having clothes hil- recet number than 4 ‘makes io braid, no sewing; f the Saal cee cone one bol & ind: Secretary. UMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMBE BRPHANS’ OOUBT, Arxiz 30, 1867.—Disra! — crt eee OOF trate 2, WT —Disreict | pourteenth street, (elrcle,)corser of M street, in the case of Bobert Waite, administrator Washington, D. 0. ior vaforeatd hes "ates "he‘appesoetion of'is | Tule = ter tose Orphans’ Oourt of Washi cept j2eotarzp WIBE, GRAPEVINEs. Wire is coated with gat ha, aff Pol thai meg Bet TF gee ecge aang caper eale tal aod smal jaanti ties by rae ME KING & 808, King Place, _8p 25 cost Oormer Vermont avenue and 16% st iT MAPLE SYRUP and aoe Taeed SPsixo BUrTEE Beceived this day from Vermont. T! bright, thick, and fresh from the le in convenicnt kegs for family . KING & BON, Ki ap2%12t Oorner Vermont nee eee st. PS Bren nO and 1555 Bt.