Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District ‘W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Preprister. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY................-+ MAY 14, 1867. B7 BEADING MATTEB ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuinetos, May 14, 1867. Jay Oooke & Co. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: Coupon, 1881.., ve Twenties, =. 106% .30’s, July. "8, Jn.&Sy,'65.107% Gold ce FINANCIAL, Lewis Jobuson & Co. qnote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: + New York, May 14.—ist Board—U. S. 1831, Fegistered 6's, 11134; do. Coupons, Lil; do., $-20's, Teg., 168; do. Coupons, 109; U.S. 10-408, reg'd, 9%; do. Coup's, 99; 7-30's, 106; Canton Co.,43%: Uumb'd Coal Uo. prerd, 314; Quick- silver, 274; Mariposa, 7; N.¥.Uentral R R.97X%; Erie Railway, 63%: Hudson River Railroad, 1024; Reading R. R., 103%; Michigan Central R.K., 109; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana R. R., 673; do. guaranteed, —; INimois Oen- traiR. R., 113%; Cleveland and Pittsburg R. R., 74; Rock island, 894; Northwestern, 35 do. preferred, 604; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and Chicago R * a Obio and Mississippi Certificates. 244; W. U. Telegraph. 43%: Bos- ton Water Power, 284; Pacific Mail, 123%; Auantic Mail, 96. Gold, 2 p.m., 196%. —_—_-++2e-___ ARBIVAL OF EMIGRANTS. From returns received by the Director of the Bureau of Statistics, for the quarter end- ing March 3ist, 1867, it appears that during that period the total number of emigrants who arrived at New York was 27.619. The entire number was bronght to this country in 133 veesels, being an average ot 15] to each vessel. From Great Britain there were 8,906 males, 4,566 females; Germany, 8,042 males, 3,444 females; Switzerland, 548 males, 189 females; Prussia, 487 males, 161 females; France, 153 maijes, 195 females; Italy, 109 males,16 females: Holland. $3 mates, 78 females: 7,314 were la- borers, 3,568 farmers, 3.357 mechanics. 1,758 merchants and miners, 90 artists, and 36 clergymen. There were also 7 emigrants trom Russia, 1 from China,1 from Torkey, 1 from Africa, 3from Japan, and 1 from Greece. The largest number brought by any one vessel was €37, in the City of Boston, trom Liverpool. THE BALTIMORE AND POTEMAC RAILROAD, By ivadvertence, an item clipped trom a New York paper, appeared Jately in the Star, alleging that the franchise of the above road had been soid out to the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Company, and that Coil. John W. Forney had received a large sum for his interest in the franchise. There is no founda- tion whatever for the statement. and so far as Col. Forney is concerned, we are certain he bas not a particle of interest in the road be- yond the general interest felt by ali public spirited citizens, anxious to improve our Tailroad connections with the North and West. ol Forney has labored zealonsly in behalf of improved railroad connections for Wasbing- ton, and the successful progress of the enter- prise above-named is largely due to hisefforts. DISMISSED. We noti¢ed in yesterday’s STaR the dis- miseal by the Supreme Conrt of the bill in the Georgia injuoctien case for want of jurisdic. tion. In the amended case of Mississippi to be instituted by the counsel, Messrs. Sharkey, ‘Walker and O’Conor, complaining of the ac- tion of Gen. Ord in recently seizing the State treasury of Arkansas, they of course hope to Avoid any such objection as this. inasmuch as the right of property is thus involved in the mew bill. Whether the gentlemen laboring so Zealously to hinder the work of reconstruc. tion tn the South and block the wheels of Gov- ernment; will be any more successful in this new attempt is questionable. THE STEAMER MINNESOTA. The U: S. steamer Minnesota, built at the ‘Washington Navy Yard in 1852, has recently been thoroughly repaired at the Portsmouth Navy Yard. N. H., and officers are now being assigned to her. About the Ist of July she Will sail from Annapolis with the graduating class from the Nayai Academy, and it is thougbt will make a cruise in the Mediter- 7anean of ten or twelve months. SECRETARY BRowNING.—Hon. 0. H. Brown- ing, Secretary of the Interior, is rapidly :m proving. aud yesterday he was able to ride | Out for ashort tmme. To day he was able to attend the Cabinet meeting, and returned to his residence in Georgetown immediately after the adjournment of the Cabinet. He ‘Will be.at his office in a few d PATENTS TO BE IssUKD.—For the week ending Tuesday, the 2tst of June, 222 patents ‘will be issued from the Patent Office. During the past week 425 applications and 56 cayeats were flied, THE Waits Hovsx.—All the members of the Cabinet were present to-day, and the ses- sion continued until2 o’clock. ee RELIBVED.—Surgeon Wm. Spencer has been relieved from duty in the Surgeon General's Office and assigned to duty at Fort Delaware. 89” Breckinridge bas been indicted for trea- son by the Grand Jury now in session at Rich- mond. eer eres ae eee InTERNAL Revenvus—The receipts from this source to-day amounted to $347,919.16. 87 The Liberals are confident of capturing the city of Mexico ere long. The Rele: We pubiished, ticulars of the release of Jefferson Davis on ball,twelve hours in advance of any other Washington paper. Dispatches from Rich- mond received here since, bring further infor- mation as to the proceedings in Court yester- day on that occasion. The recognizance re- ares that he is to appear before the Conrtin ovember, and is signed by Jefferson Davis; Horace Greeley, New York: Aufnstus Schell, New York; Aristides Welch, Philadelphia; David R. Jackman, Philadeipbia, W. H. Mc- Farland, Richmond; Richard Barton Haxall, Richmond; leasc Davenport, Richmond: Abra- bam Warwick, Richmond: Gustavus A. Richmond; William W.Cromp, Rich- Lyons, Richmond: John, A. Meredith, Richmond; Wii H. Lyons, Richmond; John Minor Botts, Virginia; Thos. ‘W Doswell, Virginia; James Thomas, Jr., Xicbmond. T me of Horace F. Clark, of New York, ‘wap added. he having sent @ note for that urpose, When the name of John Minor Botte was called it was hissed. Mr. Chandler said the requigi ber hnd been obtained with the except: two or threeonly. The Court,—The marshal will discharge the pris- ouer. The mai aia when deatening applause fol ed. Mr. Davis stood up: closely pressed on all sides; old friends heartily congratulated him, while a namber of stran- ers were imivodaced. Assistant Marshal Duncan, amid the-huzza ie of Jefferson Davis, } uve to te cleared ualess order is preserved.” ‘The court was then adjourned till toeday. Mr. Davis was greeted with chgers as he court-room, both by these wo fol- Jowed andthe crowds in the streets, until he reached Soe nity nen fer buooe hands 3@ Teported “about ify negroes ‘6 an with bim.”, Himself and family went on sttsqnen last wight at ten o'clock. ew York this morning. ‘He REW PUBLICATIONS. “ ‘THE BATTLE FIety OF Vrreixia Obancel- Jorsville, by Jed. Hotchkiss, and William Allen, late of the Confederat> service, New | York: D. Van Nostrand. For sale in this city by Blancharé & Mohan. Though written trom a Confederate stynd- point tnis isa valuablesccession tothe milit ry history of the country. It embraces th» epera- tions of the rebel army of Northern Virginia from the first battle of Fredericksbarg to the death of Jackson. Five excellent maps anda likeness of Stonewall Jackson accompany tue letter press. TRUE PROTESTANT RiTuawism. By the Rev. vnaries H. Hall, D. D. Phitadelphia: J B. Lippincett & Uo. For salein this ‘city by Frenctt & Richardson. This work, by the distinguished rector of the Church of the Epiphany, of this city, is a vig- orous review of the book of Bishop Hopkins, entitled “Te Law of Ritnalism,” ia w the latter, thé presiding bishop of the Expiscs. pal Charch, arg in favor of advanced rit- ualism and the intredaction of candles, copes, incense, crosses, &c , into the public worship of the Provestant Episcopal Church. Without entering into the merits of the eontreversy, we may say that Dr. Hall’e book is noticeable for ite great ability, and for the good temper with which the argument is stained. Tne book is issued in Lippincott’s best style. MEXICO UBDBR Maximitiaw. By Henry M. Flint. Paoblished by the National Publish- ing Company, New York Mr. Flint—who is author of “Druid’s Letters”—undertakes, in this work, to’ make.out a chse for Maximilia essaying, among. other things. to demon- strate that the imi government, in ed; that the people have abandoned Juarez, (whose troops are said to consist now of but.a few bands of guerrilias,) and joined Maximilian; and that the popular prejudices in this country against the establishment of an empire in Mexico ara ‘wrong, because im asserting the Monroe Doc. trine we are running counter to the wishes of the Mexican people, and taking from them their exclusive right to settle their own affairs in their own way and to theirown satisfaetion As the late news from Mexico show Maxi. to be a prisoner in the. hands of the s‘ tother side,”. we mueh fear that Mr. Flint’s lowe. in writing this volume) have been quite thrown away.. His allegations as to the stength of the Maximilian party seem to be abont as accurate. as those with which he was wont to astonish the, nation during the war in regard to the strength and resources of the Confederacy. CominG WoxdeRrs ExrecteD Between 1867 AND 1875. By Rev. M. Baxter, autior of «The pei Battle” and + L Napo- leor.” Philadelpmia: James S. Claxton. For sale in this city by Franck Taylor. prophecy told of and premised in this book are remarkable, indeed, and the illustrations are as striking as the letter-press is remark. able. Louis Napoleon figures amongst the forty wonders, in @ position rather pnpjeasant to him, as the Anti-Christ, THE HistoRy op Pexpenmis. By Wm. M. Thackeray. New York: M. Doplady. For sale in this city by French & Richardson, successors to Hudson Taylor. This issue of “Pendennis” is the first vol. ume of a complete uniform edition of a «Dia- mond Thackeray” (after the style of the «Dia. mond Dickens’’) to be issued by that enter- } rising and liberal publisher. M. Doolady, of ew York. The edition is intended to em- Urace every line ever written by Mr. Thack- | eray, and will be published at the rateof one yolame per month until its completion. Tne | ‘-Pendennis,”’ the initial number, is a beanti- | fal specimen of typography, indeed, the print, though small, being delignutfully clear and legible, and the torm and style of the volume combines convenience and elegance in a re- markable degree. The popularity this edition is certain to obtain is shown by the fact that nearly twelve thousand copies of the first yol- ume were sold before it was issued from the press. We have no doubt that French & Rich- ardson will be kept busy filling orders tor this and :he subsequent yolumes. THE SHENANDOAH: OR. THE LOST UonrEpER- aTB CRUISER By Uornelius&.Hunt. New York: G. W. OUarleton & Co., publishers. For sale in this city by J. T. Birch, This isa lively and entertaining narrative of the exploits of the Shenandeah, told by one of her officers. THE FoRLoRN Hopk. Boston: Loring, publisher. For sale in this city by French & Richardson. A novel by the author of “Black Sheep,” “Broken to Har- ness.’’ Mr. Yates will be remembered as concerned in the quarrel with Thackeray about the broken nose of the latter. Mosby AND mis MeN. By J. Marshall Craw- ford. of Company B. New York: G. W. Carleton & Co. For sale in Washingten by J.T. Buren. The volume purports to give an authentic record of the exploits of the noted Vonfederate guerrilla and of the leading men umider him. Iiustrated by a number of wood cuts. L&aveEs FROM THE BATTLE FIBLD oF (HET- TYSBURG. By Mrs. kdmund A. Sonder. Philadelphia: C. Sherman, Son & Uo. For sale in this city by French & Richardson. A series of interesting letters froma field hospital, and national poems. Tue REV. MR, SOURBALL’s Evrorgan Tovr. By. Horace Cope. Philadetphia: Daffield Ashmead, For sale tn this city by Frenen & Richardson. Acomic Ristory with pen.and pencil of the European experiences of a city parson. By Edmund Yates. te - HemsRer. Members ‘are requested ‘% meet TO Nonaow AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock. to attend the fane- | ral. to which members of sister lodges are | t-rnally invited. [It] F. B. LORD, Ja . B. Se 4 MASS MEETING OF THE BEPUB- | LLOAN O/TIZENS OF THE BEVENTH | WARD will be beld at St, Pan!’s Chapel, Sth st., | between D and E sis,, WEDNESDAY EVE: | NING, at7% o'clock, to Boulasts wate officers. ef. 4. bb. ma 14-2" President Republican Club, ATTENTION '—The OPERATIVE MaA- _, SONS met at their hall inet night on a special meeting to. transact business oa impor- tance. Job Hven and First, the Michae} Fenton, f0 on their own and ot! mens ke | to notify their employers that they demand eight | Le erred ap a ll And Rend és TmePn sr, Paice all contractors yy employ the art; cannot get men to work for them. * Te” S-FISTH WAED NOMINATING MEBT. ING.—I have been requested b: a0) 0 call 2 meeting of the of zensof the Fifth to pominates ward ticket for the ersuing seston, The meeting will be held on T. DA’ th, 6 jawfally condly, EVENING. Mi. Forrest Hall Pavillio an‘ 4th streets cant. or south B atreet, in. 18-4t* - bet Bi trance trons the srenbs JAMES A, TAIT. THE CIGAB MAKERS 0} om si DISTRICT OF COLUM nd ape You are hereby notified to jeiu the Balti Union, No.1, under the jurisdiction of the Ma- tiena) Union, or form of your own. For iatormresi es, add ULLIN@TO . eo. a a my19-2" |. JONBS, oF OPES st. Wasblagton. 10 SCHOOLS — TEACHERS’ INSTI. —The Tr f. sh Les AC TEE Ng the Mth instant, at_F: o'clock m. Sad 10 meet at **MiNer Hail,” om H street north, rem Sth and 7th eet, at 3 o'clock ‘2, mn. rE. por efho! aoe a Soa er sno neeet tate: Herein 5 nce ie acai a on my 182t Chairmen of Com ‘of reese iat. BBPUBLIOAN OMINATING OOH- NTO" Delegates clected by th Ward As- yarious soclations to nominate candidates for Collector Begister voted at th: on ave., between ‘fosrth stor: pouspay $V NING, May Lace inst, os will fenss duce credential signed 7 ie President ‘oud Seoretary ar ele + y araoe Wns Hees mn st FOB COLLEOTOR, undersigned, gh the solicitation of od. of i" tand others, v4 i ile ct sgapaldate eee tout Testea or defeated. reported b; s « ence to ( * * lease he telegraphed his brother, sone ‘Davie, fo tnele the: fact, and) J from New ited the ‘ a bod 980 Dov ley vev9e bad of better known as the |, wreck. The wonders fm the way of the fulfilment of : Special Telegrams to the Star. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY ‘The Peace of Kurope will not be Di {Hy Capie to the Associatea Press.) Loupor, May 14—Noon.—Uonsels, 2; U. 5S." 5-208, 72%. Livgrrvol, May 14—Noon.—Cotton firmer; Baiddling Uplands, 114d; Orleans, 11% 4. Breagsinffe and provisions quiet. * Lorpos, May 14-2 Pp. w.— U. $8 5-2).’s, RM. Liverroor, May 1¢—2 r. x,—Ootton is active. There ie.no change in quotations. Panis, May 1$—2 Pr. wm —M. Moustier, Pres- ident ef the Corps Legisiatif, officially an- nounced to that body to-day that the peace of Europe will not be disturbed. ' — From the Pacific Co: The ndian War— McCormick. San Francisco May 12.—The steamer Mon- tana from Panamn arfived to-day. Los An- gelas Telegraph says: A gentieman from Prescott, Arizona, reports the defeat of & com- any of United States ‘troops by. the Indians, ‘orty men were killed. ~ ‘The Apaches raiding along the Lapane and Prescott roads captured 48 mutes, and it is re- ported that they had seized a train of seventy Toules loaded witb goods. The wife of Governor McOormick died sud- deply at Prescott, April 30th. Fire. PHILADELPBIA, May 14.-The main build- ing of Simeon Lord’s cotton and woolen mills, pear Darby, was destroyed by fire this morn- ing, Tbe building is valued at $175,000; in- eured for $100,000. The stock and machiaery were valued at $135,000. Two firemen were run over and killed by theengines while re. turning home. ules 2 ie Steamboat Explosion. On10aGo, May 14 -The steamer Lansing, ran- wing between Hock Island and Port Byron ex- pladed her boiler yesterday. Five persons were killed and others badly scalded. The boat took fire and is a total lose. Marine Disaster. Boston, May 14.—The ean Continent, from New Oricans tor Havre, with 2,600 bales of cot- ton, was abandoned at sea. She is a complete t ‘The crew wAs rescued by the bark Al- myra Coombs and brought into this port, OXNTBAL BUILDING ABS00L — ry mon thiy meeting of tne Ration will be held im the Council Aifairs in Georgetown. BRIDGE STEkRT Puxspytzxuiaw ORVROE — Rev Mr. Taylor, pastor of this church, preached bis second anniversary sermon on dast Sabbath ence The church was re- hl lourisbing condition, 9 madded to is. duriog the i two years; 42 ee DET faithenad > eee fi other churches. e whole number of | bers reported at this 277, much larger aumber than at an. ring its previous history. This chai ‘was established in 1780, and is the oldest Pres- by‘erinn charch, possibly the oldast pie church of any denomination, in the Distri A vigorous effurt is to be made immediately to pant aod repair the venerable building and jt in complete order. Tae CanaL.—The low water caused by waste to feed the Alexandria c continues to be the cause of much complaint here. Ar- rived—The@ol, A 5; with wheat, R. H. Castleman, with corn; Forest Rose, with hay to market: and eighteen boats with coal: -To American Co..619.9 tons; Borden Uo., 331.12 tons; Hampshire and Itimore Co., 447.15 ; Central Co, o ry; Six Da: Forest Rose, Cb t to Williamsport: to Berlin, and i THE Fisu WHarr.—Phe wharf this morn- ing presented a more busy‘ap; apy t me during ‘the season. [he expectation of dealers that fish in plenty would soon ar- Tive, appear to be partially realized. The re- ceipts this morning from the fisheries amount- ed to 150.000 herring, Which were sold at Sia $5 per 1,000 Shad were not so plentiful, and sold for $12a812.50 per 100. MeExRcHANTS' EXOHANGS. — The offerings this morning were 1,500 bushels white corn, and 1.500 bushels red wheat. Sales of 1,500 pusne 6 wheat, at $337 per bushel. Port or GroroxsTown.—Entered—Steamers Columbia, Harper master, from Baltimore; New York, Marehali master, Philadelphia; Norfolk, Vance master, New York; schooner Jane Eneen. Irwin master, New York. Fa- mer Kennebec, Wilson PUMP MAK m 14 3t* Jith st, east, noar Batrect south. ALE—A very elegant set GHOCATBLLE COMMSING. of AC. make. Oost 9100 ft Will be sold at at Sa"BaBRY'S Faraitare Boom my 14-3t* 59 La. ave. bet. 6th and 7th I pargest acsortment in the city, for sale! UMS. | oF rent. DAY EVENING, the lith instant. y ; JOHN F. BLLIS. my ti + aed WM. WwW. MOORE. Boctetary. my 14-3t 310 Penn avenue, near 10th st. i? BTABLIGBED 1863, PROLOR4Ls FoR, OONSSRUCTING SEWER | McPHERBSON & FERGUSON, Sete seeetess west, between F atreets 671 PENN. AVENUE, connen let of REET, Py will be received at the 'or’s Office, peels Oariro. HiLL, Gity pent Bevioes m on tey? Y, th POBE PRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, | 225% thres fect im diameter. with 2 MEY rat wanee walls, in Fourth street west, between Bend F STRUMENTS, &0., 20. streets north, to connect with the sewer in B ed, 6 Dromptiy answer saewenel one etre es lateral carn See Oonet nf - 5 fe a reas mm ission- “oe1s-tf trmay dorect, aud to be paid for by an assecaniont jorrel HORSE. 16 hands high, fe and sound. suitable for a fami! HABD BERRY, 3 ares my 14-.t* BROPUSALS FOR GRADING O STREET SOUTH, from New Jersey avenue to 24 street Pro) 1s Will be received at the Mayer's Office, City at amet 32 0’clock M.. on TORMDAY. the ist day of May next, for grading U street south from New Jersey avenne to 2d strest east ders will atete the price per cubic yard fo) but one price tobe paid, whether exc: filling—that which moasures the nos ot the appropriation until the bill is aj missioners with ¢ Ward. The right bids. THOS. WALK my H-eo3t Assistant Oommission cm 10 NIC, EXUUBSION. AND TRA P 2 PUXUBiES” vaLiNa, Just received. a large assortment of selected espectaily for e above pur BTEASBOURG, FAISAN. BEOASSES, PER- DEKUX. POTTED TONGD HA OAMOHOVIES to, ac.) he, Crosse & Blackwell’, Gordon's Preserves, Brandy Fraite, and Jelli Fresh W: ‘nits articles ruits. Fried | at nsety of Plain and Fancy Pic- ‘) a8! Tae GNObIA HAMS We eal) sttenttow to for Sandwi They are ild, tepder. and delicions: part 1y suitable, me. GOLDEN SOUPPEERONG WIRE Brom the Scupyernong Grape of North Carolina; light. very truity and golden color; unexcelied for lunch 7M. P KING & SON, King Place, my 14-tf "Corner Vermont ave. and 1s st. INES ON THE GRAPE OIGAB. ‘Who that bas smoked Havena’s fr And seen the clouds endin ‘But feels the world’s dark picture recede, 2 vosh pe ores as each paff unfuris? The choice eroma of the‘: Grape Cigar,” 11! spread like incense sprinkled on the hearth; ‘is sweet as evening, when eives its homage from e+ enliven. renoy ty must tr roves im nature’se wilds appear, se nt and relieve ead, eh the rich and poor. And all who wish hry & pleasant hour away, Should call on WELOH. at his famed Giger Store, iis superior stock a visit will repay, CIGAR” is made by the best a) Tobscco, and !s de. . M. Golden an 5 from this date May 18th, 1367. OTIOB.—The copartnership heretefore exist- Ning undgrthe weno asd syioet] SiGH Jz. & Co... has thi been dts w dissolution to collect firm, and to pay off all EDWAED BOG BS. Washingten, D. ©,, May 12, 1857. my 13 8t* | OTIOB—DIOKSON & KING have ed N onan Wood and Ooal Yardin Washington, to r 16th and K streets. my Caw ) UBBEB BUMPE R ¥ iB WAGONS AND OABBIAGES, Fr myleolw JOHN B. ELVANS & C0. WHOLESALE DgaLEEs 1BIES, PRODUOR. FBUITS, WINES, GROORRING. Jone ULGARS ac, 7 We are constantly. receiving consignments of Merobandiz. rT, description, which wecan Fel agente ter Abell'e Rheumatic Com 4. 7 ar Fe SC ALV BET & SORAN Te ener: my 11-tf Frese TACKLE FISHING TAOKLE} ont and best selected j' i enortinent of FIaBtS 7 FEL in the market, 324 Datroot, betwern 10th and ith. NGLISH WILLOW BATS base BALL onogust, x yc G@. 7) at LF. BAVAG: 394D Heeb ye’ foeh and tien, IBD OAGBS! BIRD OAG@ES ‘The largest stock of BIRD CAGES in the city. MUBL F.SAVAGB, ap ls-tf 324 Dateeet, between 10th tadtie. on the property bordering thereon, except that Sten enoral Goverment which 4s provided for by act of Congress of February 284.1865, the contracter or contractors to be respowsible for a!i damage-done to water or gas pipes. and every ther accident that may occur in the conetraction of the sewer. Bidders will state the price per liven! foot for the sewer and. later piece for the traps. Ho bid will be recstved from eters, than ote erg masons; ame the rises isex- ‘ved to reject an! Le Drenaly Tener ved 10 Fes TAS, J CAMPBELL, m 14-2 Commissioner Fourch Ward. Fre. IMSUBAHOB. INSUBE YOUB PROPERTY AT HOME. NATIONAL UNION INSUBANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, CAPITAL, $1,000,000. OFFICE, 71 LOUISIANA AVENUE, First Boor Bast oF SEVENTH StREET. RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES, NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES, LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID, DIBEOTORS: Charles Ae A Marshall Brown, George W. g8, George 8. Gideon, s*) Richard Walleoh Daniel Dood, Willtem Dixon,” Henry D. Cooke. OHAS. KNAP, President, GEO. W. BIGGS, Vice President. NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary. mis-eo3t W aut PAPEBS, L. OLABE, 348 Peun’s avenue, my 13-3t between 12th and 18th streets. OoOFFEES. 4A FACT.—Now is the time to economise. Try the celebrated P. P. COMPANY’S EaST INDIA OOFFBE, only 15 cents per pound. To be had of HORATIO BROWNING, No. 353 Penna. av., Washington, D. 0, GENERAL DEPOT 195 oe bers street. New York, PH B. BEACHAM, sp 26-1m* Proprietor, LAR UNDEBGABMENTS and Children’s OLOTHES of every desoripti der. Also, Dress and Sacque Mal dering, Braidin, ly done by Mrs. betwee! and O. PIANOS. BEB Fotenced Hclion PIANO, eA One Rosewood ‘ABO, made by Meyer; One alaost see Boardman & Gray, with Stool and Ly and Tucking neatl: 79 rompt- OWNING, Ho. d pi 7th street, my 6-1m* Jove! . For sale upon terms. alargciotot Steinway & Sen’s and North Amer- lean Piano C Inatr br re- celved at thi re-roome of W. OTT & CO.. sol of Steinway’s Pianos, and Ma son & Hem! Oabinet Organs. my 9 ACE AND SILK MANTILLAS, BONNETS, Flowers. Silke. Velvete, Ree! and Imitation es, Ladies’ Undergarments, Trimmings, Lu- ry, Human Hair work, eto..etc.. sible, being of ts made to order M. WILLIAR, 336 Pennsylvania avenue, 7 Cite Tre: my 4-1m [intel. Obron.) B FICE, CITY HALL, MA yOR Oe cnoron: De O., May 31867. Honsekeopers and pthere inte are hereby Peestaale oct intent init tapetire Ashes in front of re Feridences, five feet beyond the gutter Hines neil ths Ward Commissioners.) > Temoves PY sioners. officers of the respective wards wither ih to roe law met all Who fall'tadoso. ” BIOHABD WALLACE, Wy4-2awsteth jayor. 25,000 S20OND HanD GRAIN sacks, in good Order, end for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. ap 27-20" N BW GOODS. aM BAU) eat skiae—new—desirable for variant oan Hpae 2 Fleckwoll's, o vit EB OTOBIA CHEDD: FiLros eae sr ‘Al 0, Inder Bbbitt House GET WHIaEy ae 7 WwW 4 WHISKY!!! A AT Least 60 AOR H.W. BU: iB Se se have ees ene | rt wi will offer a¢ Lo redaeed priger. UE Eas 92 0; 95.2. 4 and 88 per gi * i a a ri $4.50 fheorere tan ws thie'S0Ua0 oe" arse alrect tra iow resell Ia crgelown justom house: aoe dete ane ork. iladelpets Sud re mise! fo city deale: from $3, lar, 3 Y ree art . anpum now payable W 4sninotom OITY SAVINGS’ BANK. THOOBPORBATED 1864. THOS. I, GARDIRE, Becretary, JOHN A. BUFF, Treasurer. tors, oe Join - Bivens, Zoho fot oa. I. Fos ee its at at the Interest on De: rate of 4 percent. per interest on : Pel pel EXPIRE South, 68, Reogze Scere eae BD arse. fe! tie Boom two ble pet nthe arance than at BALLS, PARTIES, &o. XOUB- APOE cree © THURSDAY, Mey 16TH, 1867, under ¢! spices of THE JUDSON MISS10NABY SOCIETY, (Of the Firet Baptist Qburch.) ington about 10 o'oloc! Befreshments on the boat at olty prices. Tick ting e Genticman and Lady). magi tok irene Ticket iy 14-3¢* W BLcoms TO TER SSDs OF PLEAS First grand Afternoon and Bvening P1O- eV ey alan wil be @VgbNEGDAY, MAT 19 1367. Tickets 60 cents, admitting Gen! Ladies Boats leave foot of High ot |, are Dancing will commence at 8 7 13+ bat 4 AlTEBNOOn AED BvanInG PIO-NIO BENEFIT OF SOUTHEEN ORPHANS, That was to take'pl SIUBSBAY a tk and First boat Thereafter Tickets o at OOMMITTER. UEVeNTH GRAND BEOPERING N eee ree TASUEE GARDEN Corner of 4th and EB A ANOING EVERY MONDAY ABTEGNOON Pee ime GEO. JOBNENANN. LOST AND- FOUND. —L0sT—On Saturday, a GOLD WATOH. The absve will be given tor its re.urn to M. CONHULLY, 460 8:h street, be- tw and B. 2 it —_—. GRAYS PAPaE COLLARS, T ODEON Baus 6c FtHING BYOMS. ch [e RBLOOR, the or re., betwi 1 9 Busin. $1 Business be syd pri HOOP SKIBT oF 25 rN: labad & HOOP ee Ee $500 Santa meets wi thi. BsB0s. Ai Solty of French 8. BAUM'S, 49 u Sie ‘Warres | site:ed and repaired bet and Ten between 6th a: i BRAY ted to fit ‘HE ‘GRAPE Treic 6th ty is deck fered for eale in my 6-Imn* BSVENTION Pan RoeR: ‘ 499.8 my 4-Im} Y ise v O1GaB,” made 430 Pi ashington. MANY SMOKE RARE vm, Odd NTa — . MAKE TAE TEIP on Bu Bate tedy aed '@ Odd Fel! "it to fit the la at 49 Loni: ied. bate [ UST—In or near 4 mounted PIATOS QUDSr’s name, an fnaer wi i Deliberally rewar. stereofT ALEXANDRE, B oY Wei og Pa AK ZH OP, May 11th, astray, a small BED HEIFER, ye &@ piece cutoffeachear. The Sait apie cad Sreseasauge creme my 18-3" ‘|B. BOBTON. 5 BEWABD—Strayed aw: about 2 o'clock p. m' ‘ALO OOW, yellow pe from a cow horn on rightside. The ve aot will e paid for her returm to JOHN MADIGAN, 207 4th ot., between Band L. m 13 2t* CLUONY CAOB HANDKEROHIEF, SE ACL ena, ghar Sa rete there fs omens itl] ditlettatW. . BRGY 8, Ww i Deerbetween and 6th. my 11-3t* bear: sbort tail; leather oollar on A lib dif returned to H, SEM: eiry Store, 380 Penn. ave., betw ts, of the 9th i, i ie de ee and Tt street,e LES. The fi 5 BE WABD-—Strayed or stolen, on Moni 6th instant, a large red OOW, with whit face, turned over herns, bughy tail, balf, white, very heavy im calf The above reward will be ven if retarnea tu BDW’D ENBIGHT,O street, etween Sd and Sd m 11:3t™ 'TRAYED OR STOLEN—Lost, on the 3d inst,, @ Fox DOG SLUT. A liberal reward will be Pe it returned,.or any information concerning his whereabouts will be thankfully received, to No. &, 24th et.,betw int yn M and N. my 8 6t' re ani "a. lester, . d LRT, marked "M.A. ¥ tok. By Birthday Git, finder will be liberail ‘Tho eatae at Witlerd's Hotel, 1865. ‘ded 7 leaving fe 23. SE IESE GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS, GRAND CONCERT, To be givenby the Papils of the Public of Georgete wn. 7, [*) the Market n THUBSDAY BVENIWG, May 16,1867, at quarter t07 o'clock. The Piano used on this occasion is fr ne music stere of Joh ybet. Sth and 10t! J. H DAGSIBL. » Percale, Sriliiants. rages, enees, Poplins. Mpsambigui jas, bik. Bom! Des, nes, bik. Silke bleached Muslins 4-440. 15, brown Muslin 10, 12: 18, pa Linen end Cotton Sheetings fall Madder Prints at 125, beat make 2 cente; Parasols. Bkirts, Glov, y; No- He Feavectrally olicits an examination of tock, believing De Housekeeping gees , and te Dest nene ear rr et 4 i r of pometh! La made to orders Bo. 526 18th street west. t) THE 2 DY IM WANT 0 U DB OUheeTs SEIT oo Ease? 03 16-1m* de it-ly OLOTHING, &o. ny rom MER’S SUITS MEN’S SUITS MEN'S SUITS MEWS BUITS MEN'S SUITS MEN’S SUITS MEN’s BUITS MEN'S SUITS A.?: @Rar'g x Fi iB jOLLARS, iv ODROH HA TP OLOTHING BOOMS LbOoTHIWN.. BOYS’ SUITS at $4, BOYS’ SUITS at $5, BOYS’ SUITS at 3, BOYS’ SUITS at 10, 88 gt omrrn’s. St 810 ae guitar's at 61, arsmrra’s MSM at sMita’s poise At BMITH's a ci At SMITH’s, as ae At SMITH’s 63 as auiTHs At SMITH's. At SMITH'S. At SMITHS At SMITH'S. AT THE GREAT CBNFRAL CLOTHING HOUSE, 460 SEVENTH STBEBT, ap 17-tf Opposite Post Office. Fawoy Oagath WHITE Dit INGS for mer, which at lowest stock of Gents Garme: re of the net to be surpassed. chasing at o' corner of 14th stree! Ve. gpposite WHlard’s Hotel, bas received from ten and Mew York an el one fara M. NG al he offers to hig ier places, DWABD DOLAN, MERCHANT TAILOR tend Penn’s a a8, ‘INGS fg frie: 5 ie most tasty and Give us H call Sotore ap 16-2m LOBANO, MEROHART Ta 'B. M SARC ME EO aed bestowed upon him dari at the same time invites streets, de@res to rv n ast semons, in trionds to visit his store and inspect his new and choice se- lection of goods, which he Just, erchaoed Liew the Bpring and 8a: DON. bis associate attention to the ety) immer Trade. co! all garments made at th ment. b work and ‘mode e charges is oi Motto, aye-sunt J, BEIBERGER, ij (Successor to H. F. Lovpon & Oo.,) MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (1; Brown’s,) ap6-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue. - ashington. mi can be saved by so doing fap 30-2w*) ono Ens. MILLER. (qEonertown HEADQUARTERS. Save ten per cent., and bi ‘our FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, LADIES AND GENTOO SUB NISHING , GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, G o YOUNG & BEBEBRND, No. 120 Bridge s’reet, rext to the Nati of Ci ree, Georgetown, New Goods daily received, Ww . H. WHEATLEY’: M10 = prize AND GLEARSING Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown,D. 0. Established in 1831; lam awarded by ti Metropelitan Institute, 1887; sevails 1086, and lishment of the Hiss Ta tila erect oe LJ Section of country. Dyeing and Scearing ofall Kinde dene in the best echt ees for, past rces, the saveceibes ntipned custom 16 COMM ij Goods received and returned by express with the tness and despatch. 4 Omice closes daily at sunsets nee opt Saturday, ice when it is closed st 8 sxoent ies’ PAWNBROKERS AUTHORITY. "5 LOAN OFKIOE,A7 oor south of Penn. sve. tim to ygait customers, on ‘er Watches, Diamonds, Th Jewelry, Bil ‘4 chanted! Toole Ledien and Gentlemen's Wearing Bae aes | SMCTPLODE. y SURNSTINE. HB OLD. ROTA BD FIRM OF icsGOLDBTMIE do 8) AW BROKE 34 FOUN AND-A-HALE BTS ET wast, vant ger tuo highest cash sivanees aN kinds of Ly » to any smoon! for any interest o large cums ently ‘Teduced. strict nt le bn sought 1oF cash and sold at private sale. ) PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. fey OQURVOISIRE’s, ALEXANDBE'S, BF Bines—5% 10.10%. BH Price—Ladies, $3; Gentlemen’s, $2.25. JO8. J. MAY 200. 308 Ponnsyiventa sven: my 10-003t bet. 9th and 10th streets, R#*€o° vas, moved our respective Offices 220, opposite the old stand, and one door west of the Star Office, where we yeaa be pleased to see our customers and the Ou wed and Split W: hi Rorberny ted an ¢ Bag sy ade eee Didi tae 8 J GALE, |. BBO. 5 s Cnian, A {intelligencer, Ohrenicte, AMES T. WALEBR, MBN’S MEBROEB AND TAILOB, asa Seventh Street, 4X Hoar Odd Fellows’ Han, Begs leave to inform general pnbite. that ceiving his former periOas and the 6 ii jt Raditions te hie sow — stock of Goods adapted t MEN AND which must ee 2 None but the most skilite al OOTH’S WEAR, im te preciated. 01 te sreomployed, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed, both with regard to STYLE, MATEBIAL, AND WOREMANSHIP Always on hand a complete assortment of FORNIS: Give mes call before purchasing. HING GOODS, ap 5-tf BOARDING. Fr osaiseED BOOMS FOB RENT—From $10 menth. Algo, Table Board, at $5 @. 485 6th street, between OG street iniane avenue. mill -8t* te $1 per perweek N and OA. Bete and 24in- BDING.—A& gentieman and his wife, or two nao a's private fealiy trom the le Raat at Bo. TB Lestreet, een 230 mh % Fo BERT—Two woll furnished EARLORS, on ‘the first fi a oor. wih or yispest BO. te oe ply 393 Est, bet oth. Tes: month. at. Ho, 464 of the avenue. few cw Wholesale and brated brands of F' he Shree pat » Core, Gate, eal, Brooms, ssi’ Tree of charge, 0. HOOD, 71x BT, BET. 1938 TENNISON & WAGHER, rates; and sont te any art of th: N AND OSTS. 195 im all the cele- Hay, 068, joweat than 100 nds. daily same a ts, to “ fee without « Bo. ef DUUGLAS at peunleciory ’. bet wee: ead heir age bs 6s 0! BTS always on band and Skirts altered and repaired. OHBN D. CLABE, aT BUST AND 0O0U J Seton & Law ABD ABY PUBLI' Se a Ee ythey will