Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1867, Page 2

_'THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY......... «MAY 11, 1867. S7 READING MATTER ON BYSRY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. BF The following is the official showing of the dally circulation of the papers named be- low, made under the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress: EvEninG STAR, -7.715 copies per day. Intelligencer ses 3,552 « “ The returns of sdvertising by the same city papers fir the quarter ending December 31, 1966, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: EVBNING STAR, Intelligencer... THE DO NOTHING POLICY. * Pbose leaders ot public opinion m the South ‘who, like Governor Perry, ot South Carolina, are advising the white people to stand aloof from the work of reconstruction under the j®Ww, and to yote, if they vote at all, against bolding conventions, seem to be acting under the mistaken impression that they are coun- seling & course which will defeat the object of Congress They do not seem to understand that megro suffrage is fixed beyond their power to affect it. The only result of their refusal to take part in the work of reconstruc. tion will be to !eaye the reorganization of their State almost entirely in the hands of the’ col. ored people. The work will go on, whether they take part in it or not. Gen. Sickles, in accordance with the sup- plementary act, has ordered a registration of all male citizens over twenty-one years of age to be made in North and South Carolina on the third Monday in July. Suppose a great | majority of the whites, not disfranchised, fol- low Gov. Perry's advice; that is, get registered and vote «no convention”—what good will they do! The blacks will vote asa unit, and the convention is certain tobe held. The New York Ties and Commercial Advertiser, both | conservative journals, condemn the advice of Gov. Perry, the latter saying it will proye to be as ineffectual as itis unwise. What is troe of South Carolina is doubtless true of the re- Matning Southern States, and itis a knowledge of this fact that causes the people to be upand Moving instead of following the course of apathy and celay recommended by Governor Perry. To show the character of the advice now being given to the South by northern sympa- thizers, we notice the Baltimore (Gazette is ine dustriousiy opposing reconstruction, and (Published in a community where the dread of losing inud cannot reach) disinterestedly makes light of confiscation, the fear of which “makes some men willing to consent to the | terrible terms now impesed upon the South.” it says\—+- Wherever the negro element will nearly equal or will preponderate over the White, the istrer will have other and greater cause for disquietude than the fear of losing | lands, which will bethen of little value.” We nave beard the same talk in this Di trict, (where just such a cause of ruin exists as is Is picthred by the Ga-efte,) and land is actu- &lly rising in value, in spite of the preponder- suce of the negro element.” So mach for theery as opposed to fact. ESCO itr DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAND The Commissioner of the General Land Of- fice bas received returns showing that 52,434 acres of the public lands were disposed of dur- ing the month of April lastat the following veal offic-s:—Brownville, Nebras Be. Ane es; Junction City, Hansas, 13,4 acres; Winnebago City, Minnesota, 4/559 acres; Eau Olaire, Wiscoasin. 2.316 acres: Vermillion, Da- kota Territory, 1,392 acres. The greater por- tion of the land was taken for actual settie. ment and cultivation. pecan eae T ene SR EED THE JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS —The state- ment that the Japanese Commissioners had traneacted their business and departed from the city is incorreet. Yesterday they visited Annapolis, with Assistant Secretary Faxon, Commodore Jenkins, and Mr. Chilton, of the State Department, and returned to the city this morning. This afternoon they visited the Washington Navy Yard, where they spent some time in examining the various Shops snd machinery NaTIoNaL CURRENCY.—During the week ending to-day, there Bas been issned from the Treasury Department 322,600 in National Bank currency, making the total amour issued up to date £302,704,956. From this is to be deducted (he currency returned, incinding | Worn Out notes, amounting to $3,741,32. leay. | ng in actual circulation at this date $299,963,- 2d. SENATOR DOoLiTTLE’s MIssion.— Senator Doolittle has left Washington for New York ep route to Europe. His visit there is in the snterest of railroad men of this country, and sis stated that Mr. Seward, hearing of the Sevator’s tntended visit, gaye him official an- on to treat with Denmark for the pur- hase o: the Isiand of St. Thoma During the week ending to-day there has been disbursed from the | Tre: ) Department, on account of the War, Navy and Interior Department, the following | -ums of money :—War Department, $2,011,347; Navy Department, $77.554: Interior Depart. ment, $124,535; total, FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.—During the past Week there bas been received at the Treasury Department from the printers $563,496. Du- ing the same period there has been for warded to the assistant treasurer at Charleston, S C., $15,000; to national banks dnd others, $151,- 585.08; total, $166,585 8S. SECUBITIES H&LD.—The securities held by the Treasurer of the United States in trus ter National Banks reperted to-day are as follows: For circulating notes, $340,641,450: for depositsot public moneys, $3,902,950; total $570.544,400. IntBRNAL ReVENU The receipts trom this source to-day were $331,123.73, making the total amount for the week ending to-day 3 4,5 ‘0, and the total since the beginning of the present fiscal year $235,7: GovERNOR OF CoLoRADO.—The President das appointed Hon. A. C. Hunt to be Gover- nor of Colorado. Mr. Hunt was the contest, ant of Mr. Chilton for the seat in Congress as delegate from that Territery. Tse Triat oy Juvrgeson Davis.—Mr. L. A. Gobright, Washington agent tor the Asso- ciated Press, goes to Richmond to-morrow, to be present at the proceedings in the case of Jeflerson Davis iat bie Tanne Oe ea AvPrornTED.— William E. Dubant, Esq., of this city, bas been appointed Inspector of Cus. at Brownsville, Texas, and has left shington to eater upon his duties. v CURRENCY REDEEMED.—The amount of frac, tional currency redeemed and destroyed at the Treasury Department during the past week was $447. S00 2 Of the election of Congressmen in Ken_ ‘ucky on the 4th instant, the Frankfort Com- monwealth says: “In seven out of the nine is'ricts unconditional and unrepentant rebels ave been elected: O1 the result in the Eighth ud Ninth Districts we Bave’ no information; utsbell not be surprised if they have'also one Rebel. s7-Ttie* Baltimore jury in the case of Joha H H. Rogers, one of the parties in the Mechanic’ National Bank embezzlement case, found him wilty yesterday, and Judge Giles sentenced im to five years imprisonment: ——___—.___* Sa It is said that Thad Stevens is the fayor- ite candidate of the colored people for the | of Presidency. pares ask Seah 5 sare / S7-The third annwal fair of the State ‘shebp breeders and wool growers, opened in Au- burn, New York, on Wednesday. | | Georgetown, at Ferrest Hall sm | denominations are Tespecttully invited. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, Wasuineton, May 11, 1967. Jay Cooke & Uo furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: U. 8. 6s Coupon, 1881..... U.S. Five Twenties, 1962. U.S Five Twenties. 166). «30's, Jaly. 107% Gold... — NEW LAND OFFICES The.Commissioner of the General Land Ot- fice has received Excutive orders creating ad- ditional land districts, in pursuance of the 9:h section of the act of July 26th, 1366, for miaing purposes, &c., as follows: An additional district fn Oalitornia, com- posed of the counties of Sierra, Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, Amador, Oalaveras, Al- pine, and Sacramento, with land office at Sacramento Oity. Two additional districts in Nevada: ist district composed of the county of Lander, with land office at Austin. 2d district of the counties of Nye. Esmeraida. and the anor- ganized county of Lincoln, with land office at Belmont. ? An additional district in Idaho, composed of All that part of the territory lying north of the Salmon river range ot mountains, with land office at Lewiston. ins!ractions are being prepared for the gov- ernment of the officers of these districts, to the end of an early development of the mining in- terests as contemplated by the act. The Commissioner has also received the necessary orderof the President, consolidating the St. Augustine, Newmanville, aad Tampa Bay land offtces im Florida at Tallahasse, and instructions Have been transmitted to the Register and Jeceiver of the consolidated dis. trict giving effect: tothe order. PUBLIC LAND IN MINNESOTA. ‘The Commissioner of the Generat Land Of, fice tins sutimitted to the Secretary of the ln. terlor, for hie approval, a list of lands con. taining $2-100 acres selected for indem- pity, and asenuring to the State of Minne- sota under the act of Congress of July 4th and 13, 1966, to aid in the construction of the Sonth- ern Minnesota Railroad, running from the town of Houston through Fillmore, Mower, Freeborn, and Fairbault counties, the west. ern boundary of the State, the Governor of Minneco a having certified to the completion of ten miles ef said road from Houston to Rushford COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHIOAL 80OI. BTY —An adjourned meeting wil! be hel 18 EVENING, at 8 o'clock, in the Uounci Chamber. {it} ‘lH. MacMUBBAY, Bec. Sec. OENTERAL BUILDING ASS8OCIATION.— A monthly meeting of this Assectation wilh, be held in the Council Ohamber om TURS: DAY EVENING, the lith instant. at 8 o'clock. my 1) at W. MOORE. Secretary. ATTENTION, WASHINGTON ZOU- AVES—Attend the regular mesting of the company on MONDAY ENBNING at7% o'olk P.m.,atthe Armory, McGee’s Hall, E street, between 13th and Lith An invitation isextended so be FOunE menef thecity to be pri ts Be orde:. = lemerin —There will be the usual services at the Oburch of the Ascension, (Bev. Dr, ippuey,'on SUNDAY MORNING, at 11 o'clock, At 3% wire fos Pp. m., the at igs Rev. Bishop JOHNS. of Virgt.ia, will preach and administ«r fhe ordinance of Confirmation, No aeevion: at t nig’ {=~ BEPUBLICAN NOMINATING OON- Em VENTION: a he D: ‘es elected by the various Ward A Sociations to inate candidates for Collector, Recister and Surveyor, to be voted for at the en- tuing June election, wiil assemble {n convention at WUOPWARD S HALL, Penn's ave., between 1Uth and 11th streets, (fourth » ory,)oa URSDAY EVENING, May 14:h inst., at 73, o'clock promptly Delegatious will please produce credentials signed by the President and Scoretary o: their respect’ ve was bs. By order of th@ Delegates. m 11 3t CABROLL HALL FAIR, @ street. b twee. 9th and 10.L streets, will continue fora few davs longer, 4 NOEBT GIFT OO: . May 14, at Carroll Hall. Tickets to be had at the Fair. 2 my 9-8t ie ™5 TYLER’S LECTURES IN WASH- INGTON AND GEOROETOWN. Mr. JON TYLER, Jr.,of Virzinia, will de- liver a Lecture at Sete Hall F asrest. bet, $tb and 10th, SUNDAY NIGHT, tael2tn inst,,at 72 o’clock, on THE TWO AMEBIOAN CIVILIZATIONS; oR JAMESTOWN AND PLYMOUTH BOOK, And on TORSDAY NIGHT, toe 14th intent, io »at 80’clock, he will ject. to be had at the principal and at the doors of the pecified m 93t BETHEL TENT MEETINGS.—A series of free lectures on Bible subjects will ve given jarge Tent, sitnated on the a H etreets, cent to the new Congrecational Ghurch, by Elders Miles Grant, of Boston, editor of the World's Crisis! J. Couch Qoncord, N. H and. J. Salmon. of Quebec, 0. ; commenci on SUNDAY NEXT, at 11 a'm , 8’ and 722 The meetings will be continued at 73. p.m evening during the week. and throughout the of SUNDAY, May12. The speak to th ot corner of 1Uth Sunday morning. M pel.” afternoon. ‘Importance of the Prephecies:” evening, '*The Coming Kingdom,”’ m3-F S&eo3t* WAR DEPABTMBNT, URGEON GENERAL’: Overer, May 3, 1857. An army medical board ie now in session in New Vora city for the examination of candidates sion into the medical staff of the United rmy. cants t be over twenty-one years of Qge.and physically sound. Applications for an invitation to appear before the Doard should be addr to the Sargeon General U8. A.,and ma tate the fall name, residence and date and place of birth of thecan- aidate. Testimonials as to character and-uall- cations must befarnished. Ifthe applicant has been im the Medical Service of the Army. the factrhonld be stated, together with the former rank and time and place of service. Ni owance is madefor the expenses of per- sone undergoing the examination. as it is an in- dispensable prereynirite to appointment. There are thirty-five v: fea in the Metical taf. BABNES. “my 8. eolm : ic J olm Surgeon General, U.S. Army. FOB COLLKOTOR. e undersigned, through tho solicitation of many friends, and the pledged support of a thon sand others, offers himeeif as a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR. I will be a caniidate until clected or ted. Be back eg a Suceted 0% some persoas, aad ope to eta ro majority, my 2 te" sd Bind V. WILLETT. \S> PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY. ‘arti¢s desiring to purchase Lots or Single Bites of Ground In Prospect Hill Cemetery should Hion F SOHWiESBING, Stn street, be E.orO. FRIBS, 7th street, betwee: nue and L street. ER BUMPERS Wag FOR WAGONS AND OABRIAGES, For sale b: mylleolw _ JOHN BR. ELVANS & 00. BINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS BID asreets between 9th ond loth sts, Prof. MABINI respectfully announces to his many patrons and the pabtie ip Fonerel that he wil the solicitation of his pupile ane friends, continue his classes for @rother quarter, commencing on Es- DAY, May sth. Class for the German now being formed. my ll-lw La FORBNISHING GOODs. COUBVOISIBRE’S CELEBRATED PABIS KID GLOVE! WITH SHOBT AND LONG CUFFS, * ALL SIZES AND OOLOgS. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOB; 324 Pennsylvania avenue, Between 9th and 10th streets. WALL PAPERS. 40 AMEBICAN, FRBSOH AND ENGLISE WALL PAP i would respectfully call the attention of the ublic, and invite an examination of my stock of Fo.cign WALL PACBHS. Just recelved por tes coct arrivals, consisting of all the new designs of th lebrated house of Delicourt, Paris, and which 1 offer with a fal sssertment of gnatch. tithes T possess in obtaining rant mein yin the pple that artich chased of me will be of the newest in style, Ss reasonable in price as those of any other house ta the country. apé my 1 eolm JOHN ALEXSEDER, Between 12th aud Inth nec oats, a . my Tl co¢w (Intel. & ron] sai ‘Ppereeec FAMILY 88. BO) ickled aad spiced,(inkits) WN. W. 8 17} my 10 Cottettist boy aaa PIRE HO! 456 Enters several dostretia Ty wifi £) OOM and P BLOBS. airy. pee’. ug mad coo) for pee mei toP te gen’ “J end. 1 meat feos purer wok tant sper, Palas ‘ek ransien' per. taped DAROI a Special “Telegrams to the Star. ‘FROM EvRore. Re ‘tiumph the Ministry in nt—The emburg Question— e rtain—Th- Term ie Seiliement_Fortvesn of Luxem- iegbe azed—The Treaty te be ed To-day. {By Uapte to the associated Press.) DON, May 9.—The fortreas of Luxem- bu ill be evacuated By the Prussian troops avd razed to thé ground. No troops will be Tetained within the%erritory of Lux>mborg except such a forceas may be necessary to mauitain order and preserve the peace, The preseure which was exertedon the plenipoa- tiaries in the Congress by the defiant attitude ype ithe osigk powers (France and Proesia) maintained towards eich other, com- bined with the knowledge which the members had of the great war preparations which were being carried on im the Continent, ted to a very speedy action on Pree et the canference Fepteccaatives: ‘There now remains merely the official and execativa details of the pro- ceedings to be settled, which will be done in Gneform and speedily. The treaty of setile- ment, which will, of course, be properly named and entitled, will be aigned on Friday or Saturday next. Lonvom, May 10—1.30 Pr. w —During the cloee of the Howse of Comuions on the Dis- rreli Compromise reform amendment, Mr. Gladstone shid the Government bill was a shallow, transparent, spy dissimulating pre- tence of a measure forthe extension of the franchise and hedespgired of ite ever being made a. goou or beneficial one by amendment in the house Mr. Jonn Bright delivered a epeech, in which he declared that the Derby bill was the most unjust and offensive measure ever sub- mitted to the Commons of England Mr. Roebtick and Mr. Disraeli defended the Government bill and plan. The dédate closed’ after the’ speech of the chancellor of the exchequer. Strangars were pen excluded from the house and the division taken: ' ‘When the doors were opened it was declared that the vote was torthe Government. bill thus: For Governmient, 322: against. 236; ma- jority for Government, 66. ‘The announcment of the result was received with loud and pro- tracted cheering from the ministerial benches, In the House of Commons, this evening, Lord Stanley congratulated the Homse and congratulated the country at large on the fact that thé godd sense and moderation of the Powers primarily interested as parties in the Luxemburg difficulties, had had the effect of arresting the unspeakable calamities which would ensue to the eople from a Earopean war. [Loud cheers.] With respect to the part taken by Her Majesty’s Governmeat in the matter, the Cabinet acted, in accordance with constitutional usage in their ministerial re- sponsibility as the official advisers of the Crown and Sovereign, which responsibility’ as well as the reasons which induced them to undertake, they were’ ready to vindicate to Parliament and before the Oountry. The matier bad become very critical. Ministers were informed every moment, by telegraph and otherwise, of the increasing gravity ef the case, so he (Lord Stanley) could not take upon himself to postpone or delay an amendment desired by all the parties interested and pro- posed in the conference, when by sodoing he would inost likely prevent altogether masur- ing and giving expression to the scn'iment. With reference to the guarantee of the neutrality of Luxemburg he (Lord Stanley) Tegretted to observe that the House of Com- mons should show asusceptibility with regard to the action of the Cahine:; for he also voted the guarantee. The members of the House were aware that England und (what was an upcommon occurrence) thé rema'nder of the great Powers who were parties to the Luxemburg and Belgo-Holland treaty of the year 139. bad absc'ntely guaranteed the ter- ritory of Luxemburg to the King of Holland atthattime. What the Government had now done was merely to adaptthat guarantee to the present circumstances of the case and ren- der it efficacious in view ofthe changes which had taken place in the Germany confederation, Ministers had not extended, but. on the con- trary, had rather limited the guarantee in- curred in 1838, and by thatae’ion contracted the re=ponsibility which the country sustained underit. Thepresent negotiations would be brought to conclusion withim the space of a tew days and then the whole of the papers con- nected wiih the proceedings of the London Peace Congress of 137 would be laid before parliament. oe cheering followed tha close of Lord Stanfey’s speech | Lonpon, May 10—Evening.—The success of Derby Governmen: on the vote on the reform bill to-day insures its preservation. Lorpon, May 10—Evening.—The death sen- tencé of the convicted Fenian, Doran, has been commuted to a long term of imprison« ment. Earl Derby officialty says that theGov- erpment will not make public the real history of the recent Fenian uprising, on atcount of apprebended trouble with certain Foreign Governments which are involved in tre plot. Lonpon, May 10—Evening.—The tréaty of the great Powers on the Luxembx'g question will be formally signed by the participants to- morrow. FRANKFORT, May 10—Evening.The mar- ket for United States 5.2U’s closed setive nnd excited. The last sales of the issue of 1862 Were made at77'.. ANTWEEP, May 10—tEvening —Petrolenm closed this evening at 43 francs per barrel for standard white. DEPARTURE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. FortTrEss Monrog, May 11.—A large crowd of persons gathered on the wharf, around the steamboat Janding, this morning, to witness: the departure of Jefferson Davis. A busy scene was witnessed at Carrol Hall. At an early Dour, preparations having been made, Mr. Davis and family bid farewell to the his. torical Associations which nearly two years tesidenece made immemorial, At seven @’clock Gen. Burton called at Carroll Hall, and found Mr. Davis allready toaceompany him. Leaye- takings were exchanged with the tamily and friends in the fort, and confinement here bas become among the things of the past. General Burton, walking op one side ot Mr. Davis, and Dr. Cooper, his physician, on the other; Kobert Ould and Mr. Da- vis’ brother, who arrived here last night, from Vickburg, escorting Mrs. Davis and her sister, followed by several friends, and ser- vants with baggage, formed the procession which emerged from the fortress. A few mo- ments later, as Mr. Davis reached the onter gate, a pleasant smile illumined his counte- nance, and while in a cheerfpl manner con- versing with General Bar:on, all leisurely wended cheir way to the steamer John Syi- vester, which was waiting to take the party to Richmond, He. was greeted by numerons friends, who came over from Nortolk, and received them in a cordial manner, acknowledging their con- gratulations, He was dressed in @ plain dark suit, black felt hat, and carried @ cane. His face was pale, form attenuated, eyes glittering, hair. slightly gray, and his body ay parently feeble; yet he looked much better and stronger than when he was first imprisoned. Marshal Underwood and Deputy Marshal Duncan are on board going to Richmond. General Burton will rearrest Mr. Davis under the treason indictment, should he be released by Judge Underwood as a Military prisoner. itemced. BALTIMORE, May 11.—The great defalcation case of the Nationa] Mechanics’ Bank term- inated in the United States Circuit Court this morning by the sentencing of Samuel H, Pied to six years’ imprisonment in the city jail. AS ERS DES SSIES W BOLEsaLe ALERS In GROOERIES, PRODUOE, FRur LIQUORS, O1GAES. ec.°' VINES: We are constantly receivin; Merchandize of eve: ‘desert pti offer te the trade at oy ie consignments of lon, which we can VERT & SWAN. Ge Reh Commission Merchants, 40% Datreet. bet: ‘th. Opposit Tatell aed Otice my 11-tf ntell! TAKS THES LIBERTY oF I the Lad! BP nts city, Geor; ity, that I have on hand « assortment of DEESS TRIMMINGS. BUGLE FRING BUGLE HATTING BUGBE BEAPING, DBESS BUTTONS, Also, I keep a great variety of WHITE GOODS, BEAL LAG REAL VALENOIA HAND- KBROHIBFS, CLUNEY UANDKEROHIAFS, SWISS EDGING, which will be sold at a low figure. LEWIS BAaR, my103t* 32 Market Space, near sth street. OB SALE—A rAnON, suitable for one or es. Ti re at 146 ¥ Feehan deaatae, & L8P Ds e NSE wees goatee! KING have removed my 6-30* “AL 1 titles” 96 ana 0 Waters Yard in Washin, to kw Affairs in Georgetown. n THE MARKEETS.—The provision markets this morning were well supplied, and the attend. ance of dealers and-purchasers was quite a3 large as usual. The farmers and gardeners of the adjoining counties were represented, and their stock was of excelient quility aod the prices quite as able as in Sect Eis: markets. The butchers and hueksters, n whom and the Corporation a suit nding in the court, were at ° tam, elr Own market, She Corporation suspe: BALLS, PARTHS, &. — age ra MAY FESTIVAL hy SE 2EMBURD. EN, ao streets, 'y $300 BUBINEUS, watch will pay wT a 3 hagmonn 34 ana sdete. “my W.ae ILt BUY A .MOOP SKIBT OF 35 ike 49Lousthns vres L7 receedings against them enti! the cou: je- ty) ‘O86 every monthe Biectpos the appeal taken from the de. ry xz 554 Waebington, D. = of the magistr: sa g 1 Fos WHALERO >. THE Cana @ repair of the breath in Ont beat out in the embankment at Weich’s Mill is progress- Tickets, admitting a pomestic OUSSBTS. at OBS: B: Cente Boats cross every 10 minutes from two o'clock p m. my 11 2t V , Seecanamnicoted AND BSVENING PiU-NiU FOR BENEFIT OF SOUTHESN OBPHANS,. That take place gaping id THUREDAY, ing as rapidly as possible, and will probably be eompleted Monday. A small portion of the north wall west of the Aqueduct bridge, which fellafew days ago, will also be re- built, and the obstruction being removed, tae ‘water cfin be let in and basiness resumsaon this level. Ooat SHIPMENTS.—The shipments: of coal SB onerive warner nite od ahd repaired between TS end (O8aRTS mad- to teat. HOP SKIE is. BAUM He Le ore my ot BRAOBS x band 7eb, 6 erry 16th. at A 6th ats... u this week were ee hes SJ prom the bora Fab ida ee SeCe oF BES arcet ret x aes ‘Washi "8 wh 1,51 mI id | wharfat 2! m..end evel e. 8 S Corts ae Eat eee Sane Settoberinn thereafter’ Tickets canbe hed atthe ptar office REYENTION | Taal gone. ; ‘HB MBncuante’ Exch anor.—The attend. || OU! 1 fe oomMITT: DR. WOODS wet E. TIVE. 5. ‘ance at. Exchange to-day was not as larguas Bt de — my¢-tm* posi “Odd Feliows' Hail, usual. The offerings were 159 bushels wheat, GPE, OPEN'NG OF ANALOSTAN [A&E THE THIF on Ba. 2,900 bucheis are ane “arerete flour; 500 bbls. LAND, ON MONDAY, MAY 13, 1567. op Cam WEVER te B Bes Br Soha. extra fiour cold at $15; $169816.50 bbl. i > es , hy In cons-qneno ai a8 fireomAna- | 499 7th st. He ts the bighest authority Hii aor ned Laer iad ee ed eee RNa | Toston Ielane tee sremtasteematce mead Yate rooms are wppouite Gda Fellows” Hal it < Red aay ene daw hire we Vode “ta. Mapor bouse Were destroyed, ae the pubite OOP SKIET COVERS to &t the latest ead all pes to bring small lots of herriag, shad, and | one to ee beam mattfed: et ee Fy zest Rees Skirts, at Loutstens STP. otbor tothe wharf. About 5,000 herring Ver of hands st work the now | Det. 6tm seed | y. sold*fit $10 per 1,000. A few shad’ were landed | ee rpion Sg crapidiy approsobiag 188R8 AND OBIL Aden a and sold at 20 cents each \ sie ‘bud, adorad wiih endured jp eernees + pery, 2 new. pavillion wi T-oF HOOP TE sn. | Oper ed fordancing on MOND. ay 13 wh MU TMD EE Relea te ae Need eee lat: | fhe FOUNG JOHNSON. AteOUlA TION Beatreet ixe the smithsonian fostitution, | Geoncetown, will give the First Grad Ple Nic of nig wbmule Sltcratlve Pits ise, UeeWalpats | Allsepo, wish to spend & pleases: evontag are oy Perlodical Drope. enever failing: remedy fare. | CoFdisily Invited to nttend, ee the Association made to ord t movingalt igreguiarities and obstructions. To | Pledge themesivos te give plearurc and entistac- ity altered and repaired. ®p-16-1m' Tielf Ladies tt 18 pecaliarly suited. Itwillin | tonto all who may favor them with their pros- HD, OLARK ATTORNEY AED OoUy- Seber: Oaation Thee ed ae to%, muta | Tsoate will leave the foot of High street every 5 | J BELT Law AND NOTABY EUBLLO, Eyftembles daring Prognanoy. aa th gf oe RCA apelin wot ay brigg ons aheveee ope. -c Tickets 00 OENTS admitting s Gentioman and Ladies m 1) 3t* p2ercsaLs FoR eas AND WATER SER. LEVENTH GRAND REOPENING iWLbe received at ; 4 °. Oly Batt antiths oviork an ak MONDAL ats | GRORGR JURNEMAENS oe oanpEn, the Geen Gnd Wales Bcrylee Fitba: mite te ncaa Corner of 4th and E streote, L_ 22’, 1867, sary step cocks and boxes, on I street noxtinbe- Dade ES eee So ap 18 1m* 'TERNOON, sween Second and. atreete weet. and GRO. JUBNEMANN hugette avenue. betwee! a . - ais. parts of lot id al rovided | i ations cau be acen at the sie of the LOST AND FOUND. BEWABD-—Lost, this morning, in the Oe Market, or between that ani ¥ street, o dA; ATOH, Tue above reward will begiven yee return to 460 8th street, between ant reets. ‘About the 8th instant, a large size el on bmissoner of ie provemenss in the basement of the weet wing of Gity Hall. Tho right is id ject any any si t bide pends reveet 00) SUES J OAM PSRLL, my. 1}- Commissioner Fourth Ward, PRoposaLs For CONSTRUCTING SEWER (Intel. & Volumbian.] tw KET BOOK, containing a number of areata BDFEh HOEY eset eeeeer end Sled papers Of no value to any one but ene owner The Proposals will be recetved at the Mayor's Office, | funder will receive a reward by leaving the same ony ell, until 120’clock m.on MUNDAY, tho setne KEbbitt House Book and Stationery Stor 21st day o May next, for coneeacting 8 Barrel Bower two feet in diameter. with four inch walls, in treet north, between Second and Third streets west, to connect with the sewer in Third street wi which sewer is to be provided with auch traps and 'ateral sewers as the Vommission- ors may direct, the contractor or contractorsto be responsible for all damage done to gas Pipes in the construction of the sewer. will state the price per lineal foot for the sewer and laterals, and per ce for the traps, and to be paid for by esement oa the property bor dering thereon. bi ill be received fram others than Dreotic zeneens: 4 the rlhtte ox- regely reserved to reject an A aE ‘ MPBEUL, AB. J. Commissioner Fourth Ward, EB. E. BAENE: OST—A CLUNY LAOB HANDEEBOHIEF, on Fri evening, either at Odd Fellows Hel or between there and 6th and K s All eral reward will be paid ii left at W. G. BY'S, 403 K at., between 5th and 6th. my 11-3t* O8T OB STOLEN—On wreaays the 10th inst ® White and Liver Golured POINTEB DOG, Short tail; leather collar on A liberal rewa: wil be paid if returned to H. SEMKEN’S J eiry Store, 330 Pena. ave , between 9th ard iith streets. my 11-3t* ies the morning of the 9th inst., in the vicinity of Maryland aveaue an street, a air of guid SPBUTAOLKS, ‘The finder will be Fiberalls rewarded by leaving the same at Harper & wlitcheii's, No 312 Pennsylvania avenue, e- tween sth and 10th ste. my 11-3 5 BE WABD-—SBtrayed or stolen, on Mon 2) 6th instant, a large red OOW, with w. face, turned over horns. busiiy tail, half white, | very heavy in calf The above reward -.:/1 be * | givenif nekarned tp EDW’D ENBIGHT,U Commissioner Fi my 11-2t (fatel &0olumbian. | P#oOrFosars FOR GBADING AND PaVING THE OABBIAGBWAY of I atrost north, from the west side Of 2d stréet went to the west side of 5th street west, and Mas«achusetts aven: from Sth street west te 6th street west. between 24 and mk Rrop. is will be received at the Mayor's Office, —— - —— Qity Hall. uni 13 o'clock MONDAY. the | CTRAYED—From No, 119 Prospect stree: 2ist day of May next. for ing | SS Georgeiown, nearthe College, on the night 0° street nortbi f veet to | the 73h, a dark red HEIFEB. with some brindled the: west sid ind Masoachusetis | streaks; for years uld; without white; oue horn me. eon oth snd 6th streets west, with | receutiy injured. Any one returning her will be similar to that used in Fatreet north, the | gnitably rewarded. my 10-8t*™ stone to be not over eight or lers than five inc SAME TO THE SUBSURIGME, On the 7th in- stant. one red ani white COW, on litn atreet, above the Colombian College. The owner will come forward, prove property, pay charges and Ward. in diameter, and seven inctes in depth, to be on a bed of ‘ei not 'eas than eight inches deep, cevered wit least four inches of sharp sand before paving, and to be well rammed three ul with @ pinety-pound rammer. and il | take ber watered before the, last Fautntag. tie snrplas | my 10 30° LEWIS Lb. BAKER. Garth te be depos fn suck neighbeyin BEWABD-Strayed or stolen, on Tuesday or places as the Ward Coma seloner ma: $ the 7th instant, @ white and red apotted and the contractor will bercintred to leave aeur- | ButaloUOW. The above reward will be civen face of two hundred feet in length for the full ifrétarned to JOHN KOZBL, Brewer, N street, width of the street exposed ich wil for the purpose of inspection, I be well puddled by the ps en Ist and North Uapitel, my 9-3t* Sp 17-tf )\DWABD DOLAN, MERCHANT TAILOR chasing at ether places, Ny turn bis thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed npon him Caring past sea-ons, and at the same time invites bis friends to yisit his store and inspect his new and choice se- lection of goods, which he bas the Spring and Summer Trade OLOTHING, &c. Crtorearme, MEN'S SUITS at $8, MEN’S BUITS at 910, At SHITH’S. At SMITH'S EBS AREEN sti, At SMITH’S MEN’S SUITS at gia, Cee. MEB’S SUITS at 616, aia. MEN’S SUITS at 618, twee, MEN'S SUITS at $1, Waitin, MEN'S BUITS at $25, AMareR BOYS’ SUITS at $4, ee gursivs. EOYS’ SUITS at $5, avekirak. BOYS’ SUITS at $3, al detain, BOYS’ SUITS at $10, iiauesing. aT THE GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE, 460 SEVENTH STBERT, Opposite Post Office corner of 14th street and Penn's ave., opposite Willard’s Hotel, has received from Bosten and Mew York sn elega ry ment of French gad. Engler LOTHS. street, | HANCY OSRSIM= 358, VESTINGS nd iat’ | WHITE DBULYINGS for the mer, which he offere to his frie: at the lor assort- Sprig and Sum- ublic fotiable, Give us a call before pur- ap 16-2m_ LOSANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, corner + ef 9th and D streets, destres to re- iTpassed, Jet porchaces for . r 8. HAB bis assoctate, continues to give hfs constant attention to the style and general appearance of al work and moderate charges is our motto, ap $m* arments mad attheestablishment. The best Ward Commissioner. without expense to the cen- reveling. Bidders wiil ishing and laying Gutter less than three feet in length in width, replacing or ré across or in the line of w . a8 the Ward gging to be width, four inches thick, and in Rieces than four feet long, closely jolnted. Thi be done to thi Ward Oommiesiener and asg! paid for by assessment O8T—On the sth instant, 3 VOWS; one biack, with a white faceand white stripes on her Tight sboulder; 1 black and white, no horned Ocw;1 white leng bigh horned ow, blue mixed. Anybody giving any information of the where sboute ofsaid cows wil! receive a reward of Se and the th ofthe owner, Mrs. CATHERINE DBIsCO: corner 4% street and mpriiand mg St" part of sai: Commissioner may direct. not less then sixteen inches fn nos less avenue, NTRAYED OR STOLEN—Lest, o a Fox DOG SLUT. A liberal r aid ifreturved, or any informatio: tH the 3d inst. , ‘ard will be d to on the lt be thauktally received. te an 4 Melved. Bordering thereon: except that of the General’ | Noe Zaiesy otras Mena wT eceteg. ment, acto . freae of Feb ary 2. ess, “AIL oM materiale to | [| OST—At tc National Theater, of becween be the pr: perty of the Porsocesian and te be there and wil d’e, lastevening, a BRAOB- deposited in such looslity as the Ward Commis- | LET. marked ''M. it sioper may direct. Bidders will state price per = ? The finder will be li erely. ow cubic yerd for grading, per suuare yard for | leaving the same at Willard’s Hotel. pavi nolnding gravel and sand required, aud Ir id gutter stone ia gioka footw: others than praeti xpressly reserved to GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTTS, GRACE CBORCH. | GRORGETOWN.— 7 1e . Btephen 'yRs,jT.. of New astih sh tart ey tt he ae Lor will preach at this church 10-MO BOW i {Intelligencer and Columbian, | ‘| MOBHING et 11 e’clock jmightat8o’clock. Seats always free. Me ii t ABGEST. s a (poe bas rae, GRAND CONCERT, PRETTIEST. apé-tf Bege leave toiaform general pnblic, at ceiving additions to bis now beautifal if Goods, adapted to MEN AND YOUTH’S.WEAR, 8 which must and perfect satisfaction cuaranteed, both He gad to STYLE, MATSBIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP F J. HEIBERGEE, (Successor to H. F. Lovvon & Oo.,) MEKCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Bro No. 362 Penn. avenue. AMES T. WALKEE, MEN’S MEBOSR AND TAILOR, asa Seventh Btreet, ay Near Odd Fellows sshiagton, Bal, lcrmer patrons and the almost daily re appreciated. ‘tists areemployed, with be seen to bi None bnt the most skillful Always on hand a complete assortment of FURNISHING GOODS. Give mea cali before purchasing. ~~ BOARDIN ap 5-tf To be giyenby the Pupils of the Pablic AND BICHEST STOCK OF ‘cols of Georgetewn, D. O the Market Ball,on THUBSDAY BVENING. May 15, 1387, FANCY TRIMMED PABIS BONNETS, at quarter to7 o'clock. The ou this STEAW BOSNETS, STEAW HATB, ano used ion is from the m re of John F. Ellis, For Ladies, Misses, and Babies. Eoq.. Penns. ave., bet. 9thand loth sts mils ‘J. H. DABIBL. Conductor, NE IN DEY GOODS ENABLES 101 Bridge street. Georgetown, D. ALso, C,, to offer greater bargains than ever. He has FRENOH FLOWEES just reccived a large addition to h tock, em- . bracing the following: Lawns and printed Jaco- STRAW CORD anv TASSELS, Fo EENT—BOOMB furnished or unfurnished, ner 1342 st, and Penn's aven B Persons can obtain a pleasant and healthy location, FoBsiseD 200mg FOR RENT—From $10 er month. Alao, Table Board, at 35 459 6th street, between O ‘street averue, mil-St* With or without Board. at Uniom Hotel, cor- he ® 10: 30° BD IN THE COUNTEY Bight or ten BOARD after Jane ist in four miles from pets, Eercala, Britients, Barages i Granadi nes, Georgetown, if desired wilt be taken Cx id from enoes, Popling ry ues, Alpacas, Ging the Aqueduct dat 1 = On bard, and will be sold very cheap, at hate, Bequas, bik: Nombarines; Chalten, Tansee za. 3 Ponua, avenue, Wi ie TENATY, : LEWIS BAAB’S Cloth, De Lanes. blk Silks. blk. Granadi leorgetown, or address G. VANDENBEBGE: : Hensekeeping Goods, bleached Maslin, lu, Georgetown’ D.C. m 6 6t* mli-2t* 32 Market Space, near 8th street. 4-4 d0.. 15, 20, and 25: brown Musita 10, 12% 15,17, = ae 18, and 20; Linen and Cotton Sheetings, 50 pieces OARDING gentieman and his wife,ortwo FR ADCCFION IN PRIONS! fail Madder Prints at 1234, best makes 15. 13, and ingle gentlemen, can obtain e pleasant fromt ER fl 20 centes Parasols Skirts, Gloves, Hostery, No. | BOOM with BOABD in § private family from the “THE LITTLE BELT CIGAR:” He respectfalty solicita an examinatfon of | North. Inquire at Ho. 70 L street, between 230 bone jock, believing that money can be saved by | and 24th. mh 26 THOS. BUSSELL & O0., (Suecestors to KE. C, Dryer & Oo.,) Sole Mamufacturers under Copyright, bo doing 1 ep 30-2w*) ENJ. MILLER (GpECHGETOWN HEADQUARTERS. FOE BENT—Two well furnished PARLOBS, on oor. with or without BOABD. Ap- fei “at ply 393 BH st., bet. 9h and 10th, Baye ten, per _cent., and buy your, Fi VOY ABLE BOARD et No. 464 10th street, a fow i Li between 12th GooDs, HOSIERY, LADIES' AND GENT.’S % No, 256 rp pd be iW aruineton’ De Eth and FURNISHING | GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS. Ttoors Bort: of the svenue. ‘Torms $2 per a G 2 YOUNG & BEBRREND. We beg to call the attention of the q 7 a G TT » BET. N ANDO js ghove gs y-colebrated brand of Ci No. bpp A errs erie she Matinal Bank 193 TH 8ST BT. NDOSTS. 195 Tees front 'auproveniebis 18, an0 Iaen Dow pre, | New Goods daily received. Spam | it TENBISON & WAGNER. ma fon an the aso oder | UY MB MERA PURY PRM TUM BTMAM | Precacetl cafe, poulete 18 si} the cate. ‘chy oR Hava DYE pLshM tT @ eal, Breoms, Potatoes, ac. Bo. at the lowest e | a ba * . 2 * (brother in faw of the late Mr. Dyer.) who hai | Metropelitan Tnstitnte. 185; Qualls iss, ands | @RBAZILIAN PEBBLE ; They arcik cron teapecs w bint aloes Oe eae of the kind in this peotion of country: | “Seretutly suited to every « SPECTACLES, me favorably with other well-known brands | | jeing and Gcenring of all kindadone in the best th ay 1. ALEXAN Lae i. aad iD em 5 o ~ enna, avenue, between 1% an sts. pon the usual prices we will make a liberal far fhaakfat for pent, favors, the subscriber | also, a fine assortment of Opera Glasses. solicits the continued custom of the community: auacount to thetzade. 0) ™ BA Goods recslyod wea retest oes ie the | . S# Brazilian Pebbles inserted in frames to LITTLE BELT- Conehe te Regalie r) oes and. deo [a order. my3-im . ee ‘oat Office x 30. 3 « Hogeltede ‘Beyns. Office closes dally ‘at sunset except Saturday, 3.0 OOM, 35 Pennsylvanta avenue, ndre rte. when it fs closed at 8% p.m. fe 16-6m Hes on handa jorge stock of fine WATUHES and Ani tion ef stock valiclted: which § Bpestecles, Opera @iaseer, bai Be eta imspection ce! whieb fncur y C.., no obligaiion to Mayne ? " PAWNBROKERS salt'at very lowe Peles : » myf-e0St Importereof Wines Linaore Gigs ED BY AUTHORITY FASHIONABLE Daaes MakeR. ast INwS LOAN OFF10E,4 7D | “wiss's. o. ARTHUR, formerly of 410 9th Cc CARRIAGES! ‘eet, Sd door south of Penn. ave. streets hae reesan ‘business at 39. EH street, be- OABRIAGESB!!! aned On time It customers, om | tween ith end streets, where she will be TORR OY OLN san er Rasy rassieate Me: | Pattee Site ga natant soaies oO ene ; : : and e aaa “sccond hand’ GA Wt pols, Ladien'‘and Gentlemen's Wearing | to the best fu tue sity. saieat yo fe is market, ret . 7 sonable’ $ Onlland eaamine Our mh B. BURNSTING. Y scr “ Kalifo pep ke ped geeoraueh ee Te le erecta tastes names ‘PEE OLD MeTABLIsaED Frau oF entateof thelate Commodore B. F Stock. ring do! ene TOUNG se. & BRO LICH ETE! boRE Son, oF New Jersey, eo sty 4-colm* 403 Ps. ave aud 47dotn street. 34 FOUB-AND-A-BALF STSBET WEST, borgh ise Glen lio” fare agat tno Piles PRING@ BTOOE. near Penusylvania avenue, northwest of Georgetewn, tn the District of Ue- fi Ofer, tbe Bl host cash edt te ‘ell kinds of pa ie ET) cee eras able at the ck of EB: GINGS, WINDOW endis any amoun! jor eny y aaa 4 par. Foe ee Eee Ele | Mitaearr hmrecanaceny vrcou, GPW | eomyee me elie 8 wep DB, de . ady for:'inspection, snd Bosinese stri gonddential, ee : Bitte iB, Bs amma cen Jaallty. Morloee: and a oats bought for ‘and sold at private sale, AND vane’ 1 ai ctagtres ene sal Sea apis — nla $8 AREOR sate etrant Paper put mp by competent " BOTH RUOK. F™ HORSES FOR S4LB. mentof fue 6 s nnn ee reel 452 Seventh strest, ‘Those wishing to pi fine HOBSBscan ; Ht beg EET =~ enth ot ef sbildreu; Amber, Pearl, my iat _____ copied | aot at Lee ta oe en MOVED.—MADAME PREUSS has removed oar etal Berets aueulseee tr sitant: | gMehere papper see Etta opp: | Setbat i, bum Mle, Grane and public genereliy 10 her lergé end well-se- | #0R for suc wiles i ALCO s, Bartionlar lon given to all orders. lected steck of Millinery and Trimming jas ea 4 ‘s Booms, 4: street, near Pennsylvania ave- en" eae my 7 BE) od eiweoa Tash Sita. : mb 13-30 ‘OrFB BRB, BMOV AL, weevi "A FAOT.—Howts the time to economise. ‘frythe celebrated P,P, COMPANY'S EABT INDIA COFFBB, only 15 contaper pound. Tobe ed Of ‘We have thisday.removed onr respective 0 fices to No, 323 Pa, avenue; opposite'the old stand, ena'one door west of the Btar Office, HORATIO BROW: i to.s6? our, ouate: 4 "ihe «No. 353 Ponas. ay,, Washington, D. 0, Bablio, mire nee : ‘Babi per eee a