Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District W.D. WALLACH, Editor and Preprieter. 87 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THLE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. MF The following is the official showing of the daily circulation of the papers named be- low, made under the call direoted by the re- cent act of Congress: EvEnine STAR, 7.715 copies Per: day. Intelligencer sss 3552 6 The returns of advertising by the same city papers for the quarter ending December 31, 1966, as taken from the books of the Internal Reyenue Office, are as follows: EvzEniInG STAR Intelligencer... ——___+«ce- THE EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT. The rapidity with which a settlement of the Luxemburg question was effected at the Peace Conference in London was as unexpected as it ‘was extracrdinary. There must have been weighty reasons, unknown to the public, which influenced the action of the great Powers toward pacification. Whether the same unanimity will prevail when the propo- Sition for a general disarming of the great Powers comes to be considered, is question- able. as France and Germany coatinue prep- arations for war; Ruseia is arming, and Greece is strengthening her force, naval and Military, to a very large extent. However, the Luxemburg question was the mest threat. ening of the causes which led to apprehensions of immediate hostilities in Europe, and war is postpcned, if it is not prevented. It will be seen that our latest foreign dispatches bring full particulars of the settlement. The Grand Duchy 1s to remain in its present independent position, continuing to be gdéverned by the King of Holland as Grand Duke. All the great Powers are to guarantee its neutraliza- tion, and the fortress is to be razed. The Prussian troops are to withdraw from the Ducby within a month. The treaty was signed by the representatives of the great Powers, and has also been ratified by those Powers, The result arrived at had been announced in Parliament, and was received in both Houses with much applause, though there was in the House of Commons a show of some dissatis- faction with England’s jeining in a guaranty to preserve the neutralization of Luxemburg, This guarantee was the great point insisted upon by Prussia. France is now estopped from swallowing Luxemburg except at the risk ofa war with all the great Powers. + -813,107 9,108 THE GEORGIA INJUNCTION CASE. In the Supreme Court, this morning, Chief Justice Chase announced the decision of tue Court in the Georgia injunction case, dis- missing the bill for want of jurisdiction. The pinion of the Conrt will be read by the Chief Justice in atew days. No decisicn was an- nounced in the Mississippi case. ELLIOT’s PoRTRAIT OF W. W. Corcoran, This fine picture, painted by Elliot, the emi. ment portrait painter, at a cost of $5,000, is new to he seen at the jewelry store of Galt & Bro., where it attracts much attention by its merits both as @ picture and ms a portrait. Tre canvas is of large size—7%; feet by 10— and from its Proportions is evidently intended fo occupy a position in a large hail, probably in the Corcoran Art Gallery, which gallery, by the munificence of Mr. Corcoran, is to 9 made an endowment to the city of Washir ton. By other princely benefactions Mr. Gur- eoran has shown his creat interest in thia city, and we would suggest to our councils the Propriety of securing, if possible, a porgrait of him by Elliot, to place in eur City Hall. be & Arkansas isto be made a party in the Reconstruction injunetion suits, General Ord’s recent action in taking possession of the Treasury of that State supplying the plaintiffs ‘with new ground for action. The argumentof the Attormey General was, to a great extent. based on the questions involved in Property held by a State. 7 Advices from Mexico states that Gomez, who commanded at Tampico, under Juarez, had revolted, and with the men under his com- mand had joined Canales. Maximilian was at San Luis, which was besieged by the Liberals. The siege of Vera Cruz continues, WS A few days prior to his departure trom Baltimore te Rome, the Most Rey. Archbishop Spaulding issued a pastoral letter to the Ro- man Catholic clergy and laity of his diocese. & portion being devoted to “the instruction of our colored brethren.” Wa Kentucky elects eight Demoergts and probably ene Republican, in the Eighth dis- trict, to Congress. SF From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have received Madame Demorest’s Muni Magazine for Jane. 7 The eight- hour bill bas been” signed by | sl foreman and is now the law of New | ork. ®7 Senator Doolittle and son Saturday's steamer for St. Great Britain. InTuRNaL Revencm—The receipts from this source to-day amounted to $718,594.03. 7 The stablemen in New York are 00 & strike, Weoro DistyxsANces iN RIcHMOND.— Anothe~ cg. riot occared in the lower part of richmond Saturday night. The negroes at. bir gole a to rescue a drunken black man from te peice Bricks, clubs, and piatols were Four policemen were badly beaten, one a them injured. A company of soldiers guarding the Lipby Prison were called on, 4 captused eighteen ofthe riovers. While this ‘was going on another negro aifficulty occurred on First street. The last mob dispersed upon the persuasion of a colored jnryma: Yester- day mounted soldiers p&raded the street; to ke order, and squads ot police were placed at all the churches in yiew of threats of ne- groes to force their way iu among the white folks. A large procession of negro societies attended a funeral yesterday, accompanied by @ unarmed company of colored militia, the offi- cers of which carried swords. There was no disturbance yesierdsy. Saturday night Jede- kiah K. Hayward was arrested for using lan- guage at the negro meeting on Friday night calculated to create a riot. His langnage was as follows: “After Judge Underwood leaves you can hold high carnival or what you please. I need not advise-you what to do, for great bodies do as they have a mind to.” He” was arrested ¢ ona warrant from the Mayor, and ‘was bailed im $3,000 to appear to-day. At the African Charch, about ten o'clock last night, Judge Underwood and Horace Greely made ehort speeches to the negroes. Jndge Underweod advised thé negroes against a riot, and said that General Scbofield had told him he bad beard there might be ariot here to-mor- Tow, and if there was, he wonld plant cannon in every street. and sweep the rioters down with gr He urged the negroes not to gatber in crowds, and to go to their business. Mr. Greely urged the Degroes not 19 engage in ariot, butto go peaceably about their daily avocations. sailed by Petersburg via Town ComMISssIONERS.—The village of Leonardtown. Md., was incorporated at the Jate cession of the Marylaad Legisiature, and on Monday Iast the fol a7 d tewn commis- sioners were elected: Dr. Henry Haw, John F. Fenwick, Dr. Obaries Combs, J. Frank Ford and William H. Gay. SFGarroters are flogged with the “cat” in ip the Leeds prison, England. w-Bradbory Rand committed suldide in Portland.. He bad been rag yee aaa time, previons and it wore upon his mini Sv 1t wasan apt answer of a 10 | laay who. being asked where was her native place, replied, “I Dave none; 1 am the caughter ofa » Methodist minister. Fn Bair a EL yatieye meg nse of paper ‘a Ts = ab under an Bo do.ns well as wood. Oe ee GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuineron, May 15, 1987. Jay Cooke & Oo. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: U. 8. @s Coupon, 1881... M45 U. ‘ive Twenties, 1062. ¥ . iat C4 106 16 NEW YORE FIRST BOARD SALES. Vou 5 eM soseereasoes 5.20°s, 1862 et August... wee 5.20°s, 1864 7.30’s, June ose, PEESON Davis In RioHMOND. Ate 1 More than two years’ absence Jeff. De vis returned to Richmond on Siatsthag 4 The tranefter of the prisener from Fort: ionros to Ricbmond was very quietly accomplished. General Barton, the: commandant of Fortress Monroe, im whore tustody he remains, ac- companied bim to Riehmond. The trip up the James was made in the regulat mail steamer. Davis having ‘the freedom of the boat and mixing with the passengers. At Richmond large crowds had assembled to witness the ar- rival of the Rebel ex-President, and he would no doubt have been recétved with an ovation Did the mittitary permitted it. Generat Scho- field bad made the necessary preparations for the reception. Carriages were in ‘attemdance with a mounted military guard, and he was deta transferred from the boat to the jpottsweod Honse, He has the freedom ofthe hotel, and during Saturday night and yester- Jz day was visited by a large number of his | friends fa sympathizers, and presented with boq vets. NATIONAL BASB BALL (LOR = member of the ebave orga ion ie, notified to attend a spect pecial mee: Ft) EVEN. ing at the Olab House, 2 ee ‘O'cloel M.A a Bec. Séc TEMPRBARCE EOONVxNTION. 1 will THis (i, j(itondes even ara? 1 reassemble Fogeierds Hall. F Brery delegate is pees wipe iy Ke HA BaTS. Bec VORRINGHEN'S oa ad LY.—s very S Eaen jegate to this Ase Is requested to enti ii 1 Cha GO: O'clock, WEDNESDAY aa Herts, important Dustnente ‘Az election of others will taxe Place auso. JAMES H. BBED., Boo. Aa ATTENTIO’ ite ae (Om, PLASTEBE neymen plea Rmocfation Tai ce . ol 6) Plasterers is earnestly solicited. By order of the President. B, EDMONSTON, Bec'y. 2 BNIOn THESE IS STRENGTH — 6 ray ie Monday) wil a aaee cial meets held by the JOUp Use STEERS B08) et ry anerance Ue alt ony TTURSDAY lock, anti! the int Cor Steers ‘when the Sivencer of wages will com- mence. Eve journeyman is requested ¢o come ae join the jociety and help us in the noble "Sy ‘order of the Society my 13-1t* ce ie WABD NOMINATING MEET NG.—I have been requested by many volarese. cali’ meeting of thecttine of the Fifth Ward to nominatea ward ticket fi the ipaesing Secves. The yO alay wnt be UBs- DaY EVENING. Pilea s Forrest Hall Pavi! ny pa Make Betw ani ith streets aaet. entrance from the renee or gout! B street, JAMES A TAIT. m 18 UNION Quplerian CON VEN- THON. will meet in New Yerk Avenue hurch. oi gules. (instead wes. MO. Ar] on Bead, ‘clock. Bey BULLS, of Glasgow Boo Tani. will deliver an oicreus on Home iiesion ¥ Work as prorecnted in Glasgow. Boy. PRIN a FAIBB: erat and ethene it! ent. and make short address ca.” The wast ally invited. Pastorean amd are particularly desired to be -TO THE CIGAR MAKERB 1S" 7? visraicr ‘OF cobumBia,. *"* You are hereby notified to join the Baltimore Union, No. 1,under the jurisdiction of the Na- tional Union, or form one of your own. For try OCLLTROTON, o L or. Bec. 41 Dolphin st,, Baltimore, M4., 0. JON ington, my12-2t* Ost,, Wa errr SCHO@LS — TEACHERS’ UTE.—The Teachers of the ae oe aI ra nested toclosethe sameon W or opel te, to the isch instant, at a! o’clock m_, andto it “Miller Hail,” on H street north, Detween sth and 7th streets w e’clock p. m., for the purpose of holdin seion on of thea institute, Bub ject for discuss! eding. ot Lecture a1 na adings w'll Ne Gaigvitn, of Chicago. }..nctual attendance is dest my 13 2t_ Chairman of Com. of Peschers Tost OENTERAL uta te) PP OOrATION A monthly meeti; this Asseciati Day EVENING the aie toa 1 Olek, ant. a my 11-3t WM. W. MOORE. Beoretary. 1 © siedesbaapind ee NOMINATING OOon- Delegates elected Ort the various Ward As- sociations to pominate candidates for Collector, Besii tae and curves to b mabe for st the be ube ¢! embie in conventi i WOOPWARD'S A ALL, Penn's ave, between foart! yon and ph sy 0} TUR VEMING, Moy ich inst, ° clock aan at 7} uly Delegations will please produce credentials igned by the resident Secretary ef tacir ctive Ward Olubs order of the Delegates. m 1 3t FOR OOLLEOTOE. e endeetianet through the solicitation of mapy friends, a Support -f a thou Fats FA MA tobaceo factory is amiong the new bass terprii lpg maton ana Va. = OnSN WaNTed.~ These is to'bea s ing of Meuwoaints ai andere vii "9 al oreo et “Phe usa so for tbeis support.” v4 | sy ed sand others, ators intel ae a gpdidete for TAX I will bea cnudidate, en Torte or de! Dope toe ste as renceses by some persons, and ope to ceta rous! majorit. ny rte CRE MMOH. WILLETT. my 2 s0nerH H. SHAFFIELD’S NOH Ons SOT tORE RT 246 Pena a snd }3th sts. Having enlarged a een ihment, it 1s now the largest and finest in the city—some- thing long needed in n Washington—and Tam now prepared to fornish my customers and the public n general with the best of everyshing in the CONFECTION rnY Mine. Pareies, Fairs, Wed mts ete ,farnished at the ahortest notice and ond e easena rms. To 77S ORR H. SHAVFIELD, vLAB SODA WATER. FROM MIL- “SUR'S NON COBBOBIVE APPARA- ' ig celebrated purity and excellence. @ had at their D: 34, ert #50 15th er of a “a on . jaare east of 7th tm (Ee ssF AB LiswED Te8 . McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 671 PENN. AVENUE, CouNER 167 oTRBET, Oarito, HiL™ vEap Pa neeraa ea peroas, od he Sie Sight Dell ear peas arn simone. NOTIOS. Tm Partvorshi; arene 8. M. Golden and E. B. 8 from this date May 1h, 1867. N ieeanige iugteaee pod ayh afin xist- + ped ted by of disse NigaOLe terme of di é firm esting wert co. ait uy i my Sea ste have removed wi NE ris aces eee once UBBEE BUMPEL R reese 8 AND OABRIAGES, “my ll-eolw JOHW B. ELVANS & CO. NI’S ASSEMBLY. 10} M43 Street, between pen th aud inkb sts. MA! Lg u Prof. HI rosvecttu bo pollo in generat to his de satan ia emein, “clase for the German Bow being my lw ahd én- ieee |B on +4 ess: AY May yiath. 1z8 Lae treet, oppoai bh Tomalp alverat rain men Fike ge ce room, 26 a mont room, eleg: pub gent pa Special. Telegrams to the Star. FROM RICHMOND TO.DAY. a Court—He is Surren- therities—Arrested Jeach Warr nt—He is Released on 000° Bail—Horace Greeley and here his Sareties. ———o—_—__—— RicuuonD, May 13.—The U.S. Uircnit Court was packed this morning. A military guard was stationed around it and a strong police force inside. Abouttwenty ladies were among the spectators, also fifty negroes. Ateleven o'clock Mr. Davis was brought into the court, and took a aeat next.to the pris- ners’ box, with Genera! Burton and the Marebal. A servant accompanied Mr. Davis, who, sitiing by an open window. remarked, “Lt is @ little cold, 16 it not?” and he wastben removed to a seat near his counsel in rrent of the Juage. General Burton's return to the writ was read, and the Judge complimented General Burton in obeying the laws, and released him of thé custody of D:vis, and the Marsnal immediately served on him @ bench warrant to answer the Norfolk‘indictment. Mr. O'Conner spoke of the long imprisbn- ment of Mr. Davis, and his feeble heal:h, and asked that be be bailed. There being no opposition on the part of the ros: cution, who fixed the batl at $100,000, the Togs announced his readiness to accept the bail, stating at the same time that the respon. sibility of the delay in bringing the Davis case into courtrested upon the Government and not upon the District Attorney. He also said that one bal! of the bail should be given by perso! ‘esiding in Virginia. The sureties then came forward, Horace Gre being among the first, followed by ple; Augustus Schell, of New York, Mr. Jackman, of Philadelphia, and others. A number of gepilemen of Virginia offered their names as ait Mr. Davis was congratulated by several friends, but there was no demonsiration or noise of any kind. , After giving beil toappear at the November term ot the court he was taken in a coach to the Spottwood House. FROM:NEW ORLEANS. Republican Mass Meeting—Alleged Negro Disturbance—The Registry. NEw ORLEANS, May 13.—A Republican mass meeting was held here on Saturday night, at Lafayette Square, and was presided over by Mayor Heath.. The meeting was ad- éressed by Mr. Kelly of Phitade)phia, and Messrs. Hamlin and Conway. There were between Jour and five thousand persons pre- sent, of whom five-sixths were negroes. The various negro ward clubs came in pro- cession headed by music and transparencies, causing considerable excitement, the negroes shouting on their march’ No disturbance occurred until 12 o'clock, at midn'gbt, when the negroes stopped a street ear on Oharles street, and cleared it of the white occupants, and shoving their clubs through the windows. They then took pos- session of the car and compelled the driver to ge ahead. Tbe saloons were closed at 1! o'clock by order of the Chief of Poliee. Gen. Sheridan bas issued an order removing the clerk of the District Courts for alleged is- suing of fraudulent certificates of natuPaliza- tion, The Republicans are advocating negro po- licemen, and there is some talk of running & popular and prominent negro named Jordan for Mayor. LATEST FROM MEXICO. Siege of Vera Cruz and City of Mexico. BaLTIMORE, May 13.—The Sun’s special Havana correspondent says: “The English West India mail steamer which arrived from Vera Craz on the 6th, bringe neither papers or letters from Mexico, Vera Oruz is still closely besieged by the Lib- js. who were using their only available siege piece with little effect, as only some few bouses had been injured, and no lives lost. There is no probability of the Liberals taking the city, uriess the Imperial) Generals should disagree, and thus Cause a surrender. Sick- ness among the besiegers had taken alarming proportions, and there are over 250 invalids. The City of Mexico was invested on the 18th by General Porflerora Diaz. The commission of ladies who went out asking for terms, were answered that no quarter would be granted to Gens. O’Haran. Marqnez. and several others. It is the intention of Marquez to defend the city atall hazards. The besreging force num- bers 12,000, and receives additions daily. The tall of the city is considered certain. Hunger will soon compel the besieged to capitulate. when another macaacre of gencral officers may be expected.” FROM EUROPE. [By Canle to the Associated Press. } Lonpom, May 13—Noon. —Consels 92; Eries, 42¢; Allip Central, 764; U.S. 5. 8, 73. LivBRPOOL, May 13—Noon.—Cotton quiet: sajes of 11,000 bales; Middling Uplands, 113, Orleane, 114d. Breadstnffe quiet; Corn, 425 6d.; Provisions generally unchanged: Lard declined to 22s. 6d. Other articles are without change. Lonvon, May 13-2 P. M.—Console, money, 92; Illinois Central, 76's: Bave declined Kya: UL S 5-2 LivERPOOL, May 13—2 P. M.—Cotton con- tinues at the opening quotations. Breadstufts apd provisions are without change. No change in other articles. for Erie s bares and are now quoted at Death of a Catholic Bishop. Lovi8vILLB, May 13.—Biskop Saville, of the Roman Catholic Church, died at Bardstown, Kentueky, on Saturday, after a long and pain- ful illness. His remains will arrive here to. day and will be laid in state at the Cathedral until three o'clock to-morrow when the fa- neral ceremonies will take place. WwW HOLESALE DRALEEE. ROORBIES, PRODUCE, FRUITS, WINES, GROORBINS OUonS, CIGAES ac, s Woe are con: Feceiving consignments of “Merohandi pA dl which wecen offer te ALVBRT & SORAN. General Ocmmiesion Merchants, 40% Datreet. between 6th and 7th my 11-tf Opposite Intelligencer Office Frnine TACKLE! FISHING TAOKLE! I have just recei ved the Is rae and best selected assortment of FISHING TA EER! R the he market, 324 Dotreet, street, between Toth and i NGLISH WILLUW BaTS BaBE BALL, and OBOQUET, GAMES, a SAMURL F. SAVAGE’S, 324 D street, between 10th and llth. 1BD OAGES! BIRD OAGES The largeststook of BIRD AD CAGES in the city, _Spis-tf 324D street hares oun me, ith. Bw GoobDs. HAM SAD! byt in skine—new—desirable for breakfast of Ju: vaaEe nd HAM oese & Blackwell's, . Crosse Beaton! OAVIER, is F, 8, VICTORIA an ou ct nie Crosse & Blackwell” RA 5 aq0n ¢ ‘aixaun, RW. ponceaht Unde: Bovitt House, 30 corner lith and F sts. HIskKY! WHISKY !! uN Ww assenn a4 WHISKY !i! Just reoek Sate fom, . whic! of rh A 5 4°85 per gallon retail, gal find a great dedagtion above prices. I will ali it a378 Per gallon retail, superior % ta tay Giatecld Affairs in Georgetown. Taw Canat.The break in the embaak ment whieh @auspen-ion of navi tion on this level bas been repaired, the water Jet in and the mills oa posnaiciorios ee ae y d boats are: ani Sopartingy Ai eed—The Late B ‘Bow with wood the J. M. Waters, wit Gearte Waters the Six Days, cement to Geo! ‘tera, and twent; M one boats with coal niral Co., 1,004: os Rage 6. 7 tone; Ha 23:17 tons; Hieaton & Uo., 112: ted—The J. M Waters, with to Willia: sport; Mill Boy, salt to Berlin; lie Bilimeyer, ‘sundries to Shepherdstown; Lronsides, do to ce 0.T Snouffer, lumber to Point of Rooks; L. A. Kimble, fish to Liftelock 34, and 31 pally light, Merrougants’ Excuanos.—Th4 Exchange opened this morning with a fair a teudance. Offered—4,500 bushels corn. 700 bu heat, 1,100 bushels ot 250 barrels fivur. yellow corn at $1. Fisu.—The receipts at the wharf from the upper Jandings amounted to about 40,110 her- ring, which seld at $6 per 1,000. Nosbai. W aut PAPEBS, —_ L. F. OLABK, 348 Poun’s avenue, my 13-8t between 12th and 18th strests. 1867 PENNSYLVARTA ROUTE 1867 TO THE NORTHWEST. SOUTH, AND SO0DTH- On and after May 6th, 187, trains will Teaye as follows : Washington.....7.45 a. m.{Baltimore ......12 10 P. mw. 3OP. M. + 7.00 P. w. 45 P. Mol 0.30 P.M. THE GREAT, DouBLE- TRACK ROUTE, With ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State-room day.and night Cars,with Vioderh Yes) veteaes. and saving from four to twelve hours in time over any other ronte, Two hundred miles saved to Western THREE DANY TR TRAINS 10 THE WEST. TWO DAILY RHE NORTH. Through frou, Baltimore oy ‘; STER and PITTSBURGH without chang Passengers by this route from n Baltimore have ru advantage of Seas changes in UNION D. POTS, and no FERR Tickets by this route can be procured at the of- fice. corner 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue, under National Hotel, where reliable information will be given at all times. Passengers procuring tickets at this office can secure *pittabung ous in Sleeping Cars for El- a or Pittsbury ne W'S. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent gixthand Penn’a ave., Washington, D. C. ED. 8. YOUNG, Gen. Pass Agi de lly Baltimore, Md. el LE OF IBON, STEEL, AND LA2¢= 8A! Lome " Depot Quartermasters apt Washington, D. C., May By direction of the following, Snumerase ill be so'd bli usttermaster "general the Troms Steel, and Lumber ction, at Bincoln Depot, of Gaptain James emanate, 7, OMEN ERE, wit: About a to ‘oe %, assorted AY. Jule 3 Tbs. Ftat Iron, 008 Nail Bed Iren ‘¢ Horseshoe Iron, Hight ae heavy 060 ** dammered Iron. ass: ‘* Aasorted Iron. all sisen 246,000 ** Bound lron, assorted, from 3-16 to 2*4 inches, all af 114,000 ** rted,from *, to2in- 58,000 ** orted, from 1 to 3% in- ches, all sizes 80.000 ** cop dion, assorted, from *; tolinch, sizes — ‘* Spring Steel, asserted, from 1%; to 234 inches, all sizea 5 00 ** American Bilstored Steel 00 ron fest Osk Lumber, from 1 to6 inches thick ** Hickory Lumber, from 2 to4 inches thick 40,000 Poplar Lumber, ‘, inch thick 421403“ 82415, 6,7, 8, and 9,12 Pine Scantlin, to 15 feet long Wagonmsak-rs, carbuilders, and others will find this hne. seervanlcy to replenish their stock, as the material ix ENTIRELY NEW Trap-portation will be furnished to Sixth street wiarfor the railroad depot, @s8 purchasers may desire, and at their risk From 1) to 15 days wili be allowed in which to a pa tb8. aha 3 airtent fi erms: Cash, in Gover ‘und: ABLES H. TOMPKINS, my 13-td Bye. Sicre Gen., Depot Quac’er. RRBpvction IN PRICES! “THE LITTLE BEL? CIGAR!” THOS, RUSSELL & 00., (Successors to B.C. Dyer & Oo.,) Sole Manufacturers under Copyright, 256 Pennsylvania avenue. between 12th and 18th streets, Washington, D. 0. No. We beg to call the attention oF the public to the above justly-celebrated brand of ig pee Having made fife improvements in, and increased our facilities for their manufacture. we are now pre- |, With the late reduction in the tax, to offer Be arias styles at much lower rates. tobacco are made of the very best Havana Abajo.) imposed gitest by onr- selves through cur correspondent, Mr. Benj. Belt, (brother fofaw of the Inve Mr. Dyer) who bed been living for s number of years past in Havana, They are in every respect a first-class Cigar. and compete favorably with other well-known brands thi ‘ket in this mar! rices we will make a ltberal an pon the orsel ae o tr. ° uTTLE ‘BELT—Londres Fino. Concha de Regalio. es Londres Media “ Begalia de la Beyns, se Lercog | de ad Operas Selec: An inapeetton A! stock Policited, whieh incure ation to buy. 10, obUg © °THOS. BUBSRLL & CO , myt-oott_Importer ‘Wines, Liquors,Oigars, &c “OF FEE. A FAOT.—Now is the time to economise. Try the celebrated P. P. COMPANY’S EAST INDIA COFFBE, only 15 cents per pound. To be hed of HORATIO BROWNING, No. 353 Penna. av., Washington, D.C, GENEBAL DEPOT, 195 Ghambors ots street. pox ‘gq BEA: P ropiteter, Sp 26-1m* er er ener WABHINGTO at he SuinetoR ‘ltr fea ahah New orks ane a treets. nD: paeuinion Firt YOUBs adies. tleman end for s Gen Births z and Ladies, $0 IBtT G@BAND PIO BIC baer Cy Saar pea Tuas,” May ack. 1887 ‘Ti kets. edna Ly ene ic! fs t Conte. mene cross ever? 10 anton om re cioleck Be At™ =» von ABD 1 BYBRING P1O-N1O BENEFIT OF BOUTHEBH OBPHANS. That was to take place poe lst, ring | to in- teens weather, has been THUBSDAY, May 16th. st vty da Hire bset : ‘and every ware minutes Aaron tiers Trekote canbe had at the Btar office “my 10-6t* COMMITTER. In consequence ef the lévtan Island the spact Villio) Manor house Woredestroyed, as tho publi ime hi been notified, bu at tion, ¢ grounds ‘renovated. at and dor orned ty with peautiver ‘ees and shrabbery, and the new azillion will be 13 vee spete for dancing on MONDA Rae YOUN N80N Besos NW, of Georgetown, wilt give the First Grand Ble Nic of All who ‘wish to spend a pisgoant evening sre cordiall eae to atten he jon selves to give pleasuro and satisfac. Bens ‘eh ‘ae who oi ais, orthom with thetr pres- Toate ‘wiil leave the toot of High streot every 5 mipaten fons tes gro nds. ate ieee 0 ORB TO edmittian 'dontioman gna een GEsE® BEOPERING "5 GEORGE JURNEMARN = canoes, ih treet, b 22 U f Oorner of 4th thand ® 1867. 'ERNOOW. ASN. SP ALE ESSE ESE It SEE OEE LOST AND FOUND. Panny UP, Ma: Mths hase small BED . Ww ffeachear. The onc. eat have c Mag at corner of a : my issee H. NORTON. ~ BEWAEBD-—Stri 7, on the 12th inst . about 2 oelpor p.m small-sized BU F ALO COW, yellow an ite. scrape from @ cow horn on right side. The above reward will be paid for her + ee +A Joua MADIGAN 3 oe 4th et., between K and [cet ss CLONY aoe WAuDREROAIEF, on Friday evening, eithor f Odd Feliovs Hel: or between there and 6th and B sts. A lib- reward will be paid if left at iw. G. GERE Y'8, 463 Eat., between 5th and 6th. mg 11-3t* Lay eT oe STOLEN On Friday, th ‘the sth inet 5 bei id Liver Oolored — it re yas H. SEM. Lt, —On the morning of the 9th inst., In the vicinity of Maryland avenue and 7th street, a pair af gold SEEOTAULES. The finder will be ‘ally rewarded by geeving the same at Hiaipse & Mitchell's, No. 312 Pennsylvania monte tween 9th and 10th sts, ae 5 BE WABD-—Btrayed or stolen, on mene 6th instant, a large red OOW, with white face, turned over herpe, bushy tat ‘half white, very heavy in calf ie ubove reward will be Betwe if retarned to EDW'D ENBIGHT, raDetreets etween 2d and 3d. GTRBAYED—Fr. m No. 119 ae street Georgetown, near the Oollege, om the night of he 7sh, a dark red HELF EB. with some brindled four years uld; without white; oae horn injured, Any ene returning her will be puitably rewarded. my 10 3t* AME TO THE SUBSOBI6BR, on the 7th in- tant, one red ani white COW, on litn street, Columbian College. 7 ‘he owner will come forward, prove property, pay oharges and take ber ae: “my 10-3t LEWIS L. BAKER. STEAYED QE STOLEN Lost, on the 84 in Fox beral reward will be pet 1 Feturned, cy aay falormation concerning ereal will be em plan necwhyeds to 24th ates between M and Lot4t the thereand LET. to, 1865.°? The finder will be leaving the same at Willa _ SR NR AR RE RN EN EE 3; > GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. GEAND CONCERT, To be given by the posts of the Public ools of Georgetown, the Market OU THUESDAY EVENING, May l5rin0r" at uuarter to7 0 Riook” The Piano used on this occasion is from tne music stere of John F. Ellis, Baq., Penna, ave, oper, sthand 1 m11-3t -H. DASIBL. onductor, HE DECLINE IN DBY GOODS ENABLES MILLER, 101 Bridge street. Georgetown, D. 0 offer greater bargains than ever. He reccived a large addition to his stock, em- bracing the following: Lawns and Printed Jaco- nets, Percals, Brilliante. Barages, Granadines, Lenoes, Poplin. Moeambiques, Alpacas, Ging: Rame, Pequas, bik. Bombasines, Challies, Tames Cloth, De Lanes, pik: Silke. bik: “Grenadines, tings, 50 pieces ik: 3, and Paraso! e respectfully aolicite 20 cente; tions, H bis stock, believing that money so CT ns saved by MILLEB so doing Lap 30-2w") | destowed npon him durin; ner 134 st. and Pe: BOOM with BOARD i Pore Inaaires at ‘Ho. en 0 ae : coal af pestiemen = taset in hyn eth BB) Cus. BA "3, ae ‘ts. Prince ena ue SOS SpovLpes Bus Bene ove aud altered pregis at fous, ‘ox Detwoen 6th Diraice 43 6th bts. ry ae evens bet 3 Be yo bees tom ‘cont Dicer ot fered for sale in'w y 8-Im* nator MANY SMOKBES. Ps gp te RA ahaa ia jelicws’ Hall. a3 fe the Saaa arvana Bis Peliowe’Hail mt Awies Sot gp Bat ot at % 9 Loulians ave. bet. othe ‘and th ots. mys tf 18sBs ILDB: aT = 49 Lodlsiaus venue, bate and 7th ste, Pye ae comin T oF “ROOF COVERS Dv! Tae inten ot aty) SKIRTS slways on on bend ‘and makirte atte altered and repaired. ap 16- ni Joab dow APiad AND HOPARY EuBzIO, No. 526 13th street OLOTHING, &o. Ctoraine. MBN'S SUITS at $6, At SMITH’S. MEN'S SUITS 61910, 4 auirns MEN'S BUITB Ot $1, autre, MEN'S BUITE ®t $1, ies, MEN'S SUITS 88, ems, MEN'S SUITS MOB, inti. MEN'S BUITS at 8% nig, MEN'S BUITS 0t 8%, imag BOYS?’ SUITS at $2, \ eumirnis. BOYS’ SUITS at 96. Acaaiteie's: BOYS’,SUITS at 83, asus: BOYS’ SUITS at $10, 4c dieibs: AT THE GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE, 460 SEVENTH STBEBT, 17-tf Opposite Post Office. poewsee DOLAS, MERCHANT TAILOR corner of 14th street and Penn’a ave., opposite ag Mew york's , has received ay a) ir Bosten and N Bao ment of Frenc' ngt SLO FANCY GassiMBicRs, EOTINGS oud WHITE DBILLINGS for the Spring and Sum- mer, which a omere to his frie: omy at the lowest reduced prices stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Garments of the most tast; fas: le, net to be Give us fe call before par: chasing Bt et 16-2m LOSANO, MERUSANT eg corner M t seaeons, and at the same e time invites bis friends to visit hie store and inspect his new and choice se- « ef 9th and D ptreste, jemires to re- | turn'bis thanks for the liberal eee stteniion to "ke style and general appearance of all garments made at the establishment. work and moderate charges ts our motto, F.’: HEIBEBGER, (Successor to H. F. Lovpon & Oo.,) MERCHANT TAILOR, a Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) ap6-tf Ho. 362 Penn. avenue, “ ashington. AMES T. WALEBR, MEN’S MEROBE AND TAILOR, asa Seventh Street, 4h Bear Odd Fellows’ Ban, Begs leave to inform his form: A trons and the general pnblic, i ms ceiving additions aoe * Seautifal stock one pigods adapted IN AND Soths WEAR, which oe skilifat darth ar ‘areom; eo None but the mos: loyed and perfect satisfaction guaranteed, both with BIYLE MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP Always on hand a complete assortment of FUBNISHING GOODS. Give mea call before purchasin, BOARDING. Puspeeee ROOMS FOR BENT—From $10 Month. Also, Table Board, at 35 ans ar street, betugen nf AE eet aven’ 1-3 T-RUOMS furnish hed, with or witho aig 1 Feige seraioel m 10-30" - ap 5-tf arenen, OABDING.—A gentleman and his wife, or two single Gentlemen, oe obtain « pleasant front Syrivass. family from the Latreet, between 234 NBD ees ABCHITROT ABD BUILDER, Gatco, Ne, 540 apy-Im' gx GEEDS, TREES, HOSES, DAHLIAS LaWa SEED snd IMPLEMENTS, Be rattle taleb 1 3 ‘OBBIS, J A. . my 3-6t* K at., near 22d Ay and Pa. nue. *OB 8ALB OHBAP—One Steinway & augue Fd SA bs OB ar One Buclawey quire at 512 Mar, yiand avenue £e and 6th ste., South Washington. m 6-e OB SALE—Two OABBIAG GRE= Calashe and ip tpg ord ge eA it Poor oO tee ve order, al reet, benad: snd 434 ote. Pay ands any 10 3t* Lage UNDEBGABMBNTS and Children’s ES of every seer iee made to or- der. Also, Dress and Sacque Making, Embroi- ry Breidin and Taocking neatly and pro oy A ze POWERING, jo. 279 ith BE. Bosewood Hollen Pram, med Gilbert; Ai od PIAH@, made by Meye: MANETS, 1] i La Bonnets inde toorder i the | ri in the Tateat ihe aioe WILLIAS, 336 Peng pes my 4-Im Intel. rR B'S OFFIOE, CITY HALL aoe OE NHOTON De On aay 9, 1967. Femeckoapers td an eats ee So Yateroriod are hereby place their Coal’ yf ein front of their respective tary measure. to i five feet ss the en aes Hine, fab than af this’ house for tess thas = fhe Suth iiutast; when’ shey wil bo romoved ty the gallon be rd Commniess tomer ived besides a large lot of of Tam red 8! The savitary of te, seepective morte BIRO direct from Murope. and tn basa ey will be Teasired 4 to entarce the lew against all York, transferable OF stows custom house; | who fail tod wioHaBD WIL ry: 200 gaske of Coe Sey am nd 90 casks of Cette my4-2aw! layor. o Hew York, F iuadelphts bw wg rep ded 95,000 OD HAND GuaiH backs, foe ore bee ing. 0 city, ponleres, aaa in good order, and-for sale in quantities to suit Fallon retat Cease ea Si 2.20 por | perehaters. 22S, TERELEE, vi treet je, spaay Importers 259% Penn ‘a avenue. tw* South side. SHINGTON OITY SAVINGS’ BARK. ¥} " ? ANORENEAT | rapt comrnare- | W — fies atek bwka TES. ng ph ster foceiees won site up the wenotice ripe ie INCORPORATED sons, JOHN ere aii, ‘Beret OBGETOWN HEADQUARTERS. Save cont... an and buy your Fi yey GOODS. HOSIERY, LADIES AND GEN TCS FU. HEN ISTEING oP OPDS, HOOP SKiRTS, TRIMMINGS &c., oUNG % BEHBBND, No,120 Bridge street, iene oe rhe) Don Bank commerce, etown, New acods daily received. Ww. . H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM BTBAM DYEING AND OLEANSING TABLISH MENT, Bore, No. ed ferson s' rgetown,D. 0. biis in 1831; awarded ‘by the Beopeiten tania “ostit y aiit i wy a .@ moa Cpe je ete estab- lishment of the Masi this section of TET aan ne ing and Seouriad of all kinds dene! araly thankful for past favors, the sanscriber solicits the continued custom of the communi ty. Goods received and retnrned aby raha with the Utmost promptness antes despa: Rost om Gfice ae et pe Bos Ho. ‘ay ta when it in cloved £636 yom seeent te can =m PAWNBROKERS ————— LIG) 'D BY AUTHORITY. 4738, BU. RUsrinn fons ormicn.’ 75 7 18th street, we por sours mor Penn. a (onEY tates Gold on t_ customs al Be id. ends Sliver’ Wetsnes, ‘Diamonds, Lah lives Diese, Fuegen, aruitare. ie s ap pgarel of ofel ell descriptions. yee ai B. BUBNSTINE. (THE OLD-MaTABLIOGED FIRM OF 34 robe EE BBCRERS, oe, lvania avenue Offer the higuest cash’ ad cok om Gil kinds of Merchandise, to any amount for any desired, at reasonable rat Interest on large sams a greatly reduced. Business ety 4 confidential. Goods ‘bought f for cash and sold at private sale. EMOvAL. ‘We have this day removed our respective Offices to No, 323 Pa. avenae, opposite the old stand, and one door west of the Btar Office, where we Would be pleased to see our customers and the public generally. Ours’ of Bawed end 8) ut Wood by machinery is of sureret Anelity ant EY to wart. Oar Coal hen bg (tke solabeated Lk yk conti rberr. desirable grades of White ashe Gost,” Ws Ciateiliwen ir, Ohrenicle, Rep’ Tn BT., BRET. 3 AkDOSTS. | Li 93 TANHISON & s forbelada 95 hare ry of Flonr, ts Reed, “ora; baa a ii Pocme, Potatoes, & + &0., at the lowest pout bie ra ae and sent ng aby, Batt or’ oo Saclty. ree of charge. peauas PSBBLE . ealais Seber vA NT 3 Saeiee in fromes to Soke ger SracTacLas, ply $8 EB st., bet. oth and loth, @ lar; TRWELES, eat Spestacles, Opera Glasses, &c. , sell at very low prices. Stallion. eatate of coor the late Commodore ron” Je will mi Bevirun lea Ona pane naa) teeta (4™ 3 PARIS ons C) mb 26 OB EENT—T Li furnish: Fe iret floor, with erent BOARD Am Tivon BOABD at No. atreet, & few doors north of the a ‘orms $2 Bt mosth. de 16-| H. Oo. cee 338 Pennarly; @ stock of fin and Silver W: Fine Outlery > that be will ap 23-tf )ASHIONABLE DESSS MAKSR. MISS . ARTHUR, former ft 410 9th strecte yee sumed business at t 29. ts, hace a a y 3-1m* ethane ttn EAS Te ones ER AEA red frog she Bh -bred tock ake the monon.s out: tee tle Sree of ce age AND HE @: Gas’ aa ust returned fron’ He o Xe ax if raat gusortmentot of fine, Soe Boglish sagusne a raw w Bonnets cng ‘ats for ind ies and ent ren; Ory Peay and Straw Or- ementa A Frenoh Mowers,» Bonnet. Peeters bear Be srivant Pennayivanie av ave. SUSE ERP, EEE gears co SOLD AT OOBT, ‘Alto. new an sige OB at reduced Tait 2m Ho. k 7 1ith street, Ae 5 OB! Tos! TOC BE!!! sm As itis of Washinate and int tn the nee to furnish to the Gieigenn of is necessary article at owe bi assistance of the pubiie to spleae odo by cheerfully com: Eta arhien er are ladis- eat wit be aren P igete, to Vers oF at ae atral shea eh sess which are to be will a it leave hout Drivere. wil hot eave say ice without a T. T. yous sie F ¥RENCH 32¢ street. tiara I ,