Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. BF For “AUCTION. SALes” advertisements @ee fourth page of to-day’s Srar. LOCAL NEWS. i AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. NATIONAL THBATER.-The Richings English Opera Troupe in “Maritana,” this evening. Crrovs, Sixth street, near the a&yenue.— Graceful and daring riders, male and female expert gymnasts, well trained horses, animals trained to perform the most extraoridary feats, and clowns who aré witty without being low, Sre among the attractions at Mike Lipman’s ‘Circus, now exhibiting here. Opp FutLows’ HaLL.—The Southern relief fair will be continued this week. Qur citizens Should patronize it liberally. ANALOsTAN IsLanD—First grand pic-nic of the Radiant Star Ciub, this afiernoom and ‘evening. _o—— BoaRp or ScHooL TRUSTERS.—The regular ‘monthly meeiung of the Boardof Trustees of Public Schools was heid last evening in their room at their room at the City Hall, Mr. Jas. P. Tustin in the chair. Present, Messrs. Wil- son, Woodward, Fox, Olarke, Johnson, (as- sell, Whyte, and Dr. Croggon. Mr. Wileen presented a communication from Rey. B. F. Wiget, asking that the Uata- Olic children in the public schools bé allowed to absent themselves on the 27th instant, the day of the May festival or that the day be de- clared @ holiday if thesame should be the Pleasure ofthe Board Mr. Wilson offered a resolution providing that all the public schools be closed on Mon- Gay, the 27th inst., for the purpose ofaffording the teachers and pupils opportunity of partieipating in or witnessing the celebration ofa May Festival by the children of the Uath- lic Sunday Schools; which was unanimous- dy adopted. Mr. Woodward, from the committee on ac- counts, presented the accounts of the Treas- rer for the quarter ending March 31st. 1367, sbowing 4 balance to the credit of the Treas- wrer of $15.96 Mr. Wilson offered a resolution providing Yor the appointment ot a committee of one trom each district whose duty it should be to prepare a programme for the annual exami- ation: adepted, and the Ohair appointed as the committee Messrs. Wilson, Woodward, Clarke, and Oassell. Mr, Wilson stated that there would be a meeting of the Teachers’ Institute this (Wednesday) afternoon at the Miller school- Toom on H street, between 6th and 7th streets. The Chair appointed Mr. Whyte as a mem. ber of the commutee on text books, school ouses, accounis, and before Oongress; and Dr. Croggon as a member of the committee on wules, examination of candidates, music. and the annual report: to fill the vacancies caused by the resignation of Messrs. Holmead and Murtagh. Anumber of bills were presented by the ‘Treasurer and approved, and the Beard ad- journed. eerientaw rat Semin THR Casz or Dr. Borp.—This morning. the @pplieation for the writ of mandamu> to com- pel the judges of the election to rezisier the name of Dr. Wm. Boyd among the legally qualified voters of the Seventh Ward. they having refused to receive his uname on the ground that he was disqualified, having been convicted of &n infamous crime, was taken F in the Supreme Court in general term, g udges Olin, Wyle, and Fisher.) Mr.A.S. iddle for the petitioner, and Mr. W. A. Cook Jor the respondents, Mr. Riddle read the prayer of the petitioner, setting forth that the Tespondents refused to receive his name on the ground that he had been convicted of erime’in 1660, but had received a tull and un- conditional pardon, which removed all disa- bility, and proceeded to argue that Congress could not have intended the disqualification zo apply to such a case as this one. Mr. Cook read the answer of the respon- dents—lst. Admitting that they refused to register the petitioner: 2d. That when it ap- peared that he had been convicted of crime ihey considered that they were justifiable in refusing to register him: 3d. Admitting thathe had received a pardon; 4th. That they have prepared a list of qualified voters of the Sev- enth Ward, which bas been published, but ibat under the act ot Feb. 5, 1967, there re- mains two days prior to five days before the election to receive evidence as to the quali- fications of voters; 5th. That they have given notice of their tention to receive evidence as to the qualifications of voters; 6th. That if ny wrong has been done it can then be recti- fied: 7th. That under the acts of Congress pre- scribing their duties the mandamus cannot be employed tocontrol or determine their con- clusions or actions; and, Sth. In view of the facts the prayer ought not to be granted. The decision is reserved. te THE WHARVES ON THE RIVER FRONT.— Recently the Corporation has built a sea-wall extending from the foot of 9th street to the foot of 7th street, and it is suggested that if the city would erect a few wharves from this wail they would be a source of considerable rev nue, and in. few years would Py, for them- selves. As it is now, most of the wharves between 7th streetand the Long Bridge are private wharves, the owners receiving the mefits, and dealers in oysters, produce, &c., coming up in the boats have frequently to ‘walk balf or three-fourths ofa mile to make their purchases, whereas. if the Corporation erects wharves in this vicinity, handy to the Street cars, and justas convenient to the ves- sels, many would erect the necessary store hhonses near by, and miSke improvements. If the fish wharf is to be permanently located at the present place there is but little deubt bat that the dealers would erect the necessary buildings and go into packing, &c.. building up a trade which they are now in great meas. ures unable to do, in the temporary ouildings, once in use by the Quartermaster’s Depart- ment. ait ge JOURNEYMEN HovsE OARPENTERS.—A meeting of the Journeymen House Varpenters’ Association was held last evening at Temper- ance Hall, Mr. J. H. Reed in the chair, and W. H. Champion, secretary. Fifteen mew mem- bers were elected. Mr. Wm. Wayson was elected Vice-President, and Mr. U. F. Lans- daie Sergeant-at-arms. A communication ‘was received from the Workingmen’s Con- vention enclosing a copy of the constitution. On motion of Mr, Lansdale, the considera- zion of the same was postponed until the Asseciation was thoroughly erganized. A motion was adopted providing that the jour- weyman house carpenters demand $3.50 per. cay, atter June ist. On motion, Messrs SW. Lansdale, W. OC. Williams and Caarles Obdold were appointed a committee to dis- tribute hand-bills announcing the action of the association, aud appealing to the generosity oftbe employing carpenters. A motion was adopted allowing the committee =3 50 per day day for distributing the hand-bills. Ad- journed. —_¢———. Fouxiiy ComMITTED.—This morning, George ‘W. Barch. alias William Mortimer, was taken trom the jail tothe police headquarters, where, after a brief statement of the cases as they stand against him, he was fully committed for trial at the June term of the Criminal Court, for the robbery of Jabez Jay’s boot store, on the Ist instant, and for the shooting of private Joseph Williams, of the Third Ward police, on last Christmas morning. Mortimer was taken to the pacragrap pe gallery, and an excellent likeness of him secured for the col- Jection of portraits at headquarters, Lieu- tenant Noonan, of the detective force, took a full description of his person, and it required some time and patience to describe the India ink marks with which bis body and arms are covered. TuE JAPAWESE are in considerable pertur- ‘bation over a burlesque report of their pro- ceedirgs in Washington, in a Philadelphia ‘weekly paper, and are apprebensive, if the said report reaches the eyes of the Great ‘Tycoon, he may take it as a veritable narra- dive, and summarily put them through we Dari-kari process ot “happy arspatch.” To the end, therefore, that they may preserve their bowels intact, it should be stated that the aforesaid narrative is pare fiction, of the kind -for which Philadelphia papers are somewhat Jamous, and shou!d have no weight whatever an the estimation of bis bigh mightiness, the Tycoon of the Flowery Kingdom. . PLAST ERRE’S ASSOCIATION.—A meet- Sng of the Journeymen Plasterer’ ation . Murphy, ‘was held at (#erman Hall, Mr. president, in the chair, and Mt secret . A number of new members were elected.‘and a constitution was reported and adopted. Mr. Joseph Sickles was clected ‘treasurer. Messrs. Morrow, Coulson, Proctor and Gill were appointed a standing committee. A ution was adopted that the yatesof wages shall be # trom June ist to Wov. 15th, and $3.50 trom Nov. 16th to March 151 r. B. Edmonston ee TE ReorgENInc or THB ReGIsTRY.—Yes- terday afternoon, RK. T. Merrick, Esq., con. eluded the closing argument in the case of Langley and others, petitioners for a manda» mius to compel the judges of the elections to record their names on registry. The Court Teser ves the decision. i ——_e——_ Bawerit Sovrmaey Oxrsaws.—Oar readers will pear in mind thatthe pid-nic for 0 will take place at benesentiomeeees Se A fib eBef evening. rf) ———— Pou Rerorts.—The. Meutenants of po- lice reported yesterday 39 arrests, aud fined’ amounting to 53. sole ot Oe Reenntarteenes eae poke oy rovements cop! lated by thé Messrs. Galt and by Mr. Jos. billia, and F. Pilling, on the north eenk rhea conga on and 12th.” by undoal one 01 bes: ares. eyanae een for business’ p' ba and for architecttral Giepiag, and it is B Bmsied of salisfaction to all interested in future of the city that this fine position ‘is about to'be improved upon a4 scale fitting to its natural advantag iling- es. We hear that Messrs. Sh ton and Pilling, bolting adjoining lots, of 32 feet front, have made centracts for the erec- tion of bulldings with Messts. J. W. Drane (carpenter), and Jerome’ Diggs (bricklayer), andthe work will be speedily commenced. The designs for the buildings and store rooms prepared by Emil S. Frederick, architect, are ery beautiful, and attract general admira- ion. The fronts are to be of pressed brick, with brown-stoné trimmings; the first-story front being of ormamental fron work. from McOlelian's foundry. The cost, tncluding ground, will be closé upon $50,000.. The ad- joining building of the Mesers. Galt will have an fron front, (32 feet) and the cost will be Over $50,000. OxrHans’ Count, Judge Purcell_—Tuesday, the will of the late Wm. Barbour, of George- town, bequeathing $500 to D. Rittenhouse Shuman, who is appointed executor, was ad- mitted to probate, and letters testamentary were issued to theexecutor. Bond, $1,000. The will of Joseph S. Mansfield, deceased, ‘Was admitted to probate, and Jetters testa- mentary issued toS. A. H. MoKim. Bend $16,000. An exemplified copy of the will of the late Matilda Van Ness, making, among other be- quests, a lot in this city to her niece, Ann McG. Van Ness, was received from the Sur- rogate of New York, and ordered to be ad- mitted to probate. Letters of admiristration were ued to James Pinkney, on the estate of Patier- son; bond 5 a ‘The first and final accounts of the guardian to Jessie Lewis Owen, Mary Elizabeth Owen, and Kate Deem Owen, and of guardian of infant heirs of Martha E. Howard, were approved and passed. Horse THIEVES ABOUT—Two Arrested.—The gang of horse thieves that have infested this vicinity and the adjoining counties of Mary- land and Virginia for several years seem to be making &@ demonstration in favor of King, the most successful of their band, who is now in jail awaiting a hearing. A number of fineani- mals have been stolen from gentlemen in and near the city within two or three days past. Yesterday morning officer McClelland, of the Sth precinct, doing Guty at Benning’s bridge, moticed two men riding into Maryland at an Unusual hour, went to arrestthem, when they escaped, leaving the horses in the officer’s pos- session. The horses were turned over to the Property Olerk. and subseqnently to the own- ers, Mesers. McSweeney. Officers O’Ualiaghan and Scott, of the Fourth Ward, arrested James Smith and Peter McUade, who are charged with stealing a pair of horses, the property of General Walbridge, last night ‘ne horses ‘were recovered and the parties are now in jail awaiting a hearing before Justice Walter. Lig ee POLICE BATTALION DRILL —Yesterday the Metropolitan Police had # battalion drill on the Monument grounds, in preparation for the annual review of the force by the Com- missioners, which takes place to-morrow at ten o’clock @. m4. m front of the Oity Halt. The force has been drilled by sqdads at the various precincts for several months past, and the drill yesterday was designed to prepare the force lor movements as @ battalion. The force was under command of Captain B. M. Reed, inspector, and the companies were com” manded by the lieutenants of precinete.| The drill was witnessed by a number ef gentle- men, and was quite satisfactory. pana e Saved THE Fish WHARF.—Yesterday 106,000 her- Ting and 6,000 shad were landed at the wharf, the former selling at from $4 to $6 per thou. sand, and the latter from $9 to $12 per hun- dred. To-day there is a moderate supply, but quite large quantities are expected up. eetlige ARRIVED. —The steamer Hi Livingston, in- tended to rum between this city, Portsmouth, d Norfolk, arrived here at 2¥ o’clock this ernoon, and willin a day or two commence re.ular trips. SSS a ae ES MARRIED. BYAN—OABIOO On the 4th of March, at Bt. Dominick’s Church, by the Bev. Father Uall JOBN BYAN to MARY E. CABIOO, boih of Washington ied BABRY. On the ldth instant, at 1 o’clock p. m., BIOHAED BABBY, in the 63d year of be ¢ funeral will take place from his lat, i - dence, No. 28 Missou is venue, betwet nda end 6th streets, at 10 o'clock Thursday morning mi y in, proceed *to Bt. Peter’s Uhorch, O: 1 where the funeral services will be performed, The friends of the family are respectiully invited nd out further notice, May at im peace!” * McNEBHANY. On Wednesday, the 15th inst., 8t7 o’clec m. d 85 years, MARGARET, Ze beloved wife of Francis Mc any. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully requeated to attend her funeral on Friday, 17h inst m.; from her late rae wad} im, Petween, ae and eat rv’ ‘eter’s Toh, Oapitol Hill, at 10%: a, " ans YEASOWER. On the ath Snatent: at 6 o'cl Dh.» & 0D, De! EABOWEE, in the7sth'yeat of hie ap The funeral will take place Thur. noon at 3 o'clock, from the residence of in-Jaw,C. H.Jobnson, corner of 4th and eaet. [Leesburg ( Ve.) Washingtonian please copy.} BRIGHT. On Wednesday morning, the 1sth at half past six o'clock, GRORGIE, only child of d@ George 8 Bright, U.S. N., aged place from the residence ith & street, on Thursday p.m Ww BH: JONES, PUMP MAKB m 14-38" 1ith st. east, near E street south. WALL PAPERS. AMEB1CAN, FRENCH AND nncustt? WALL PAPBBS. 1 would respectfully call the attention of the pudle.and invite an examination of my stock of ‘oreign WALL PAPERS. just received per re- cept arrivals, consisting of all the new designs of the brated house of Delicourt, Paris, and cee) ete offer with @ fall assertment of oF .O mn: be The facilities I possess in obtaining goods war- rant mein assuring the public that articles pur- chased of me will be of the newest in atyle, and a6 reasonable in price as those of any other house in the country. JOH LEXAND: 5 A $5 EB. enn ’pave Between 12th 5 my 11-e04w - Lntel: ea os rer Ce ARBIAGR! OARRBIAGESI! et we bays on 4 the most of 2a eid i tan cee sonable prices Oall and masiine our, seep before purchesing. soi ote fs So eaORE 5 sno wy 4-colm* 403 @s, ave, and 476 oth street, SPsine srocn.... t My stock of PAPBEH ANGINGS DOW BHADES BH ADE ROLLANDS CHAD Fox. TUBRS, TABLE OlL OLOTHS, aaah ShIBD |. &0 . is Bow ready for inspection, and will be found im qnantity, quality. prices, and Peanty ef designs, quite équal to any stock in Paper put up by Competent im 4 459 \t my 2-0020 Opposite Patrat o 10k B! low eibcime to subscribe 2 ‘ine followi fo! ‘tions of Dickene : ee liver Frwiat, ‘The first of the celebrated « River if ed loth, Ga 0 printed and matresed. ce. 7 eve! ted to subscribers ey age Je wer Eytinge, jr ri 0. Por eeairened "rhe following of, Sle edition are now ready for the Blamond ait jon, not iiustrated, at 91.25 per peunmgee edition of Léngfellow's Fooms, com- ome Sosa: Five- oad ree ears Ago; $1 easter Ses Pas: Creal A D FOR SALE AND RENT FOR SALE AND RENT. ee _— a OPOSALS OF , out kuRT— : PROPEBTY 18 2 &. jlihtime Mowry! Baie Agen! Paper Cot: | IG SERIA NOUR, corner te and Gee. | "THN ORNAPHER Lez OF? daira ake Beg oats otk Rye, between $x-ane Gun atresia.” ie baat a geuninley oer he Houses, Grooms, l4ihet.. bot. Dand Bs | | William Woaver snd Joun ¥. Morgan propose tbs ater este oats onsale dv | evsncr Tiana nthe fe Ome Lies ‘ fouses, 4 rooms, 1ath st., bet. Band 0, | Ne smountatsieds nn” “aveme foranersenel. Green & Williams of valuable building lots | 555 BENT —?we plement Tarnished ROOMS, fouse, 10 rooms, 14th st., bet. @ and P, JM4%08's OpFicE, OItY HALL, tas evening, af 6 d’olock, on B street north, | Ewe lecation store, ges and water. @6 ASHINGTON, D.O., May 8, 1867. Detween stand 2d east.” the Gor ee foasonsiic "YS Bridce ctraet, | qf Brame Hovss, 10 reoms, {ies st, bet. O aud D, st ame House,7 rooms, 13th st., bet. O and D, si ‘ramé House,7 rooms. H st., bet. 1st oud 22d, hy Br House, 6 rooms, Dut., bet. 13th and T Brick House, 9 rooms. 9th st,, bet. Ist, and B. ; 600. Yi Sitar Bouse, 8 rooms, 13th st., bet. B and I, } Frame F. O56, < roses. Md. avo., (Islend,) . a eI gs i Le variously located, pei bal anh Sr a ‘THE Surere full grand Ohickering & Sons’ piano used at the Concert at Uarroti Hal! last Rigbt was kindly leaned by Jomn F. Ellis, 310 Pennsylvania avenue. ee » GueTLEMeEN who find a diMeulty in getting fitted elsewhere, will plexee cai] at Hennin«’s Une Price _Olothing on thecorner 7th street and Maryland avenue. j OB BENT — 4 iarge FRAME 10 Massech gsotts av , with twelve ad back alley. gas and water a lot, filled with flowers, fra or terms. &c., apply on premises A Siteeae ReMean ee 108 aivivy wri siabling fruit, & 7. Sve, wiles from. ¢ Building, mertheast corner at Oey and Weattieies Dg, BO! oorner o! aye ‘eshingten ste., Georgetown. after 5o'clock p.m. my 15 3t* PROPOSALS mova ua SQsStRUCTION or —_.—__—_— Geeat Barcains.—Sale of Faicy Goods Rum erous ot! t VOR SALE_—LOT No. 9, Square corner asd ame e trap at the Berek ee easy aeeatt ae sprouting 0.2 k west and Ps. ave Al in No. 5, Square FINE BUILDING LOTs, streot west and D treet north ness, at store No. 667 Maryland avenue, be- | * "ear the ‘Opts cu se aa he bee 2. be J+» Bet. 120m ond 15th, Per Ore tmreten tween 9th and 10th atreets, north side, Island, sul Boal Butate Brokers, on in thickness, which shal! mear depot. Unown & Co., Aucts. my lS lw No.2 Inteliigencer Building, On i grade of the street. ———_e—— ORSALB—In First Wart,ewamber of very | U2M Ee eee ee ee A. F. GRay’s PargR OoLLaRs, 20 cents F chess LOPS, on long the: LL suit parties 32 a it moi per box, at Odeon Hall Clothing Rooms. 3 } ofemali means. On “60 V4th and Leth ee DOWREAS * MAGRDOEE, On we) « id Sires sioner of the ward. The mt “8 pear y be about tan feet below Hoel Date Corner of 10th and © atiecte, bee | 7 IS1W_ Iatelligeneor Building. | 08 ‘8 Uthand 18th {+ seetien of Ninth tweon the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock a. m',al. | f'B SALB—A very vainable LOT OF LAND | Ongth “ =“ Bands Pps found in Prince Georges’ county, Md., ving the | On Va.av.,(Island.) bet. 4% and tion. @ bricks ° 80 the best lager beer in town can be fo District line as one of Its bounderies;four miles | On 16th at.w..bet. P and thorough bugnt; the mortar to be m: here. 6 fr ocd soll; well ry Onsth and a beet quality hydraulic cement apd gh: Warre Sarre, $1.75, 88, $260; g00d (Jotton See tet fares aauber st tots, same. Sf comout to two parte ot anaes, Phe atte HITE San -75, $8, $2.50; . Halt Hose; 2 pair’ for 25 cents: gauze Under- wi ways must be relaid on ebirte, 50 cents to $2.50, Gray’s Imitation re 2 Sled “the whole cost, with the exception oft hy, ? ir 16 whole cost. wi e exception Ténen. and Byrom Collars, 25 conts per box. at | the Naitonal Bace Gourse. om the farm caieinreg | wo at 70e." per foot, | cross atreete leva, to be pald for by asses Franc’s, 494 7tb street; between Dd. and E | those of Col, John H. Wheeler and Thomas Jen- | $2.129. ment acoordin; I law, streets, three doors above Odd Fellows’ | kins, Persons desiring either to bay or sell Roal me- Bidders 1 gtate tne price per lineal foot for Hall, 10-1: my Is ibe BEUB: MBITZLER. | tate or Real Eetate paper. will consult their in- the mein and lateral sewers, including all exca- ifeg vatione a: ‘efilling ; aleo, the prios per trap and eo }OR BENT— Several handsomely FURNIGamD | ‘eFert by cal ITOHE 6 Fivz Humprep Licen gare com erie an} FF BOOMS, at 332 18th treet. Detween I and K Moet tate Brokets ™ Fe nfs reserved to. the ‘poration of sizes grades and colors, pr ice from five to} streets my 14-3t* my9-e05t 8. KB. cor. P and 15th at. ‘Washington to reject any or all 8, should it twenty dollars per suit at Saks & Uo., 517 Sey- HREE-STORY BRIOK HOUSE, with toa be deemed to the interest ef the Gorporation to enth street. awie T ood roems, for rent, and Furnitare for gale. a 10 60. Hentcheap. Apply at Star office. mii st” BANKERS. Wor farther {nformation apply st the office ef Economy is the highway to wealth—there ay = z the Gi ‘veyor or the Oommissioner ef the fore economise and buy your Gent's Furnish- ea ea partly far. Third War JAY GOOKE & CO., BANKEES, Fiieenih street, apposite Treasery, Buyend sel © tourrent market rates, and keep ing guods at Franc’s; Good Cotton Half Hose, 124c;. Gauze Undershirts from. 50, ¢ents to $2 50; good White Shirts, $1.75, $2/@250. 491 7th street, between D and E, near Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. 10-1: epingy in that_elegart large new brick hon Vth ‘4 rner and Bats. Reference required mld 2t™ Foz BENT—G pon very reasonable term: twe or three well-furnisbed and desirable ROOMS. Inquire at No. 537%, H street, between Sixth None but practical mechanics need bid myll-eost™ RICHARD WALLAGR, Mayor pPorosaLsroRLavine WATER MAINS %§ .Orry H Maron's Orrice ag, ALL t ASHINGTON, —_—e—_——_ . and Seventh streets, my 14-3t* “onstantly on hand, e fall sapply of all Sealed propos: to pe endorsed For Gents’ Furnishing Goods 8nd Shirts lope, ** Hid pew ‘or laying water made to order go to Franc’s. 494 7th street, a rr. Sexxy NTS PEE BOSS GOVERNMERT BONDS, be received at this office entil neon between D and E streets, three doors above AT ODEOR gat CLOTHING BOOMS. SEVEN-THIBTISS, AND COMPOUND she 7th instent. F dere ial Odd Fellows’ Hall. Wet my 14-3 INTEREST NOTES, envelope. and on the bid is for. There a: aro bounded *s follows, wiz: BISTRIOT NUMBEB ONE i Part of the city north ef the Ohes: ke and Uhio cansi and city canal, and west ef Seventh street west DISTBIOT RUMBEB TWO incindeg all that part of the city north and get haeat of the ca: and eect of the west side jeventh street west DISTBIOT NUMBEB THRBS inclades all |hat art of the city which is between the canal and ie Potemac and the Eastern Branch. Specifications and fo! of prepesals can be had by Spplication to the Water gtetra ‘ preposals only will be considered as upen these regular officia) forms | All pranch pipes required tobe laid forthe sup eee peta MAL Av Prigps.—Pour cors, ognons, inverse ongies, etc., couseil Dr. White, Pennsylvania avenne, No. 424, pres rue44%. Etabli 1861. ——_e—_—_. No Better INvESTMENT can be made than in Cjothing at the eet reduced prices at the Great’Oentral Olotning House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. Orders fer STOOKS. BONDS, &e., executed, and Gellections made on all accessible points. ee 1-tf BA OFFICE OF WILLIAM HUB- E*° mer LEY & 00. Weareselling Bills of Exchange on England, Treland and Scotlend,; for e ound sterling and upwards, at our office, 408 Pennsylvania ayonue ap 29 3m WH. HURLEY 400. First National Bank of Washington. TOBE TO LET— { Su att peasy 305 Pennsylvania avenne. FooBNISBED ROOMS FOR BE. Board Beferences ¢xchanged ly at No. eons ww York avenue, between 9th and 16th sts. mi3 4t™ Souane 980 AT PRIVATE SALE.—It is im- mediately in front of Mr. Corcoran’s farm near the Bladensnurg to!l ‘and will be sold to mal an to A. HYDE, office in eure my 13 eolw T—A desirable two-story Be! containing Sight ree ° ALENT LL Go AnD SgE those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. K ington street, Georgetown. ly of fire rants. which are laid simuita- STP e, c1 pr Raz . hot and cold water, gas. anda H.D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke &Oo,,) President. | P2oosiy withthe main pipes. will Deincladed ia ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars just . with ‘ 4 fruit i ont received. Cafand look at them at the (reat | p’So°Gay ut. Georetoene ee Ww HUNTINGTON, Gsshier. fhemeasurement with the mains, and patd for at Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- (OB SALE—One of the most desirable BUSI- GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY Satisfactory bond and security will be required sive the Post Office F NES: STANDS and Brick DWELLING el the parties RICa A. the Sonepat ghell HOUSES, «8 ome, on sth street, near thi anal ; Navy Yard gate, Oniy $3 500, on easy ‘terme of rd Tutel. @ Columbian. ] AND FINANOIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED Pawnins can be had in any quantities at the = eee Star office counter me payment. Fer particutars apply to” | STATES, [pFP4BthesT oF agaicui Tons, my136t OorneF Louisiana avenue and éth et. I 6th stress, opPosite the Treasury Derarimens, SS eee D. ay 1967. OR BENT—On Massachueetts ave. hetween ‘Treas until 12 o'clock June 6, 18:7, for farnishiag all the WANTS, Pow Jorery svenusand North Oagitel srect, | _ Government Securities with raver atte materials and forming the work reynired io the constructier of, » 3: Building for the use of the Department of Agriculture, to be erected ° four roems, t FRAME HOUSES, contaiving four hed at back door, and shed in the rear of the yard, States WANTED-—A WHITE GIBL to do thogencral bousework fora smalitamily, apply at No ™m. WT ONE MILLION DOLLARS. eg ct* ing back to a 15 foot ed alley, Reservation No.3, in this city ording ti 466 loth street, between Daud Me My 1b | A ee ete Oecr watticulere ineaite ot ebny andeeil all classes of GOVERNMENT | plans and specifications thet Gan’ be seen atthe WANTED. A SITUATION asclorkina Drag | WO. Souns S, corner 9th and. sts, north. SECURITIES at current market rates, office of thé Commissioner of Agriculture, where Btore. Gan come well recomaended. Ad- myl2-6t™ i full information with Td to the proposed dress ** Drug Olerk,’’ Bta'r office. mlB-St* YOR BENT—Threc BOOMS, on accond fluor, #URNISH EXCHANGE and make Ooliectton: bandits ene be obtele + said propesals to be CSILD'3 NURSE WANTED—Ostoret Finite. for housekeeping. Also.fine large | om ALL THE PRINOIPAL OITIES OF THB } G\'b°t {0r,the whole buliding opseparately for the ferred; one that can sew. Apply at 529 EB between ist and 2d sts. v lay or wi . poly a 371 Penneylvania avenue, between oth and {3 i has been use chool-room Apply at 236 First street east, between C and D north, Oapitol Hill. my 11-6t* OB SALE-—Two story and attic BRIOK A HOUSE and large side Lot: only 93.0.0 abu jance in mont 'y instal ments of le oma NMAN & MAGRUDE myll-a7 No. 2 Intelligencer Building Faas FOB SALE—The subscriber, as agent, offers for the FABM of the late Charle OCoupard, of ntgomery conaty |. This farm lies on the Bockville and Bladensburg road, about 1% miles from Mitchel’s Gross roads, on the Brookville Turnpike, and about 10 miles from Washingten city, and contains 127 acres, 1 rod,and 25 perches. The improvemen’ e 8 peeling ouse. Stable. Smoke Hou: sand Dair. thi UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal ané prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to aby other business entrusted to as. FULL INFORMATIONS in regard to GOVERR- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully farnished WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Onshier. Washington, Maron 29, 1945, m 31-tf Ro Froposay Will he entertained from any per- son who is not known to be a practical builder Bidders are reqnested to state the shortest time ossible in which the building is to be completed, ie work to be commenced in three daysafter the signing ef the contract he Department reserves the right to reject any or all bids, if tt be deemed for the interest of the Government to do so, and no bid will be recet ved that does not copform to the poanize nts of the plans and specifications and of thi vertia mm. Ninety per cent. of tne amount of work done and terials furnished. aceording to contract price (said amount to be ascertained by the estimate o! the Superintendent,) will be paid from time to Sime. as the work proceeds. and ten per cent. retain tree! YOUNG MAN WANTS A BITUATION as assistant book keeper, salesman, or solicitor, in some well established house in this city. Ad- dress H. BE. B., Star Office. itt W 4Na ED 2 @ respectable woman, a SITU- ATION to wash iron, or to do plain i ponia Be! oo given. Apnly D—To wash, ire! general work of a small fsmily. A ¥ Di ‘menent, DENTISTRY. d until the completion of the contrac comfortable home may be obtained. Inquire at jason it a fine Orchard of choice fruit the acocptmaee ef ihe work by the De ose Sur office. my 15 2t* abundantly wooded and watered. For rk OP nom Every proposal must be accompanied by the particulars jngutre of the Ppderstgned: D®: Cc. P. HUNT, bond of two responsible persons, in the sum of ANTS JoORg, girl, a Ka2 the Colesville and Burnt Mitls Boad. DENTIST, 2 twenty thousand dollars. that the bidder will BipUaT fan milk | near Sligo P. 0. a No. 410 D street, between oth and 7th § contract if awarded to ee! aaa at jem to housework. Apply OLIVEB H. P. CLABK ate., Washingte: i ap 22-Im Bligo P. "Ma OB SALE—On liberal terms, that three-ator; PF Srenved BEIGE SHORT Wo 126 H viteal, and. between 434 b mil-lw* ontgomery Oo and 3d 6 Be W tans 2 gtrb honest, industrieus foo tr famil; fim ths Aciees if th rity to be fied im sufficiency ot @ Secu! 0 erti Mass. avo., between 24 by the United Btatee District Jndge, United tates District Attorney, or Clerk of the United States Ceurt LEWIE’S DENTAL ASSeUl D No. 260 PENNA ae ATION, ATION as waiter in a man, 3 8. In) We ‘sleacts. .cone-atuse: Between 13th and 18th streets, Proposals should be inglosed in s sealed enve- fs ly, OF to attend to horses, &c. Oan bring goo cath, ,2end ‘S given on def. - eae lope, ixdorsed ** Proposals for a Bui fe referelice Dply at No, 360 Pi aveni peal THe gel Cel STARE S METOALES Ee! ance, Gaye er aces Pain by wisinstering Department of Agriculture,” and Migremed te etween 6th and 7th sts. Beal Estate Brokers, Bocms 12 and 13, Plant's LEWIB has tly puro +3 ‘tee ‘i the Cemmissioner of Agrieultare, TUATION as teacher ina select school oF vular. Biaet inte ee | Rupa " nue, corner 6th 0 INDIANS. OB SALE—That desirable three story BRICK HOUSE, 524 Maryland ti has all the modern 1m; a SI Birtis emu + Address CO os) jetion lence. prepared ington Pest Office, D. 0. » Silvesana Bubbey at New 1A WALLIS mh mee Fork Prreinon iid By Sonled Proposals will be received Until 12 6’clook e- ma 15-2¢! 8, hot and. cold water, bath- ton prices, Allper- | M_,on the 10TH DAY OF JUNB, 1567, at the ANTED—A SITUATION, by «middle aged Y; pautries, wardrobes, and | sons wishing dents) Warkdone cathave itascheap | Office of the Superintendent of tndlan atfaive fe WW Saree A SLT UASION, by a middle aged #_ Qa rear of Jot te Brick Stable, | sain the above-named olties. All work done ia | she Nortnern Supertutcadency, Omalra Cite Ne- Best of r ces given. Besidence corner of K | Supplied with water, gas, feed bins, and reom je neatest and pest manner, and warranted te | braska, for furnishing subsistence to t! street nerth and ow Je ry = cient for three horses. For term saleap- reservation in » it H. 1. GREGORY, ive satisfaction. bago Indians at the! give isfaction. Persons will do ‘well, eRe call | bY ety, mal mudexamineourwork. de 24-tf t ine our work. | es berth of Omaha , a8 fol WANTED a tra a mato w_ S21 Penn's oy, nour in erat at Ike bounds of Bite? gorda aay WV Wibcsies a egy Bewing meric EET Ghateeas Hac? SME, HOUSE: | Done te 10 Keurig of ON Dor month Up to the nt dy of ‘over aker Lt is0, two yo i * TE z’ ry ‘per just, * = LADIES to learn Dresemaki ly ti improvements. Inquire at 494 Isth street. Also, from and after the Ist day of Angust, 136 DALY, No. 386 7th atreot, between Haad I st my 9-68" were teeth ca lowing " ry Le Kehlberg’s Millinery and Fancy Store. 7 ANTED— OOD DBESSMAK BBS. At Mrs. sreSoRnS. 17 43 street. teeth who cannot wear others, to the ist day of June, 1868, the following supplies, and no person can wear others who cannot wear | *S wit: #50 pounds of Beef per day, net weight, and 1,500. Jounds of Sait per mont iy All artioles ef subsistence farnished must be of good quality and subject to ipapection and rejec- ton by the agent of the Winnepagoes. The right is reserved to increase or diminish the '@ LET—A FUBNISHED HOUSE of Is rooms, for a Boarding house. Also, ome of 17 rooms, All completely taraished. , two Untar n: 5 cid D. L. WELLS & 00., my 9-6t Gorner La. av. and th st, mlg-2t* Porecne calling at my office ean be acoommoda- ted with an; may de- Bee bet tetas » fiid price of Teath they may de, ANTED—To borrow $300 to $500 on real are: iar, a1 it, cleanest, strongest and most ertect den- estate worth three times the amount, for 18383 Bent, 8 pesriy new, deatly built two a [4 as etecere she HINSBALTEBTH amount of suppl atthe discretion of the Super- which @ liberal interest will be given. Address atory frame HOUBS, with back kitchen. Booms in th anh rarvanted,, nn’a ave be. | intendent of Indian Affairs for the Northern Post Office, W. T. ray 14-2t2 Ye reoms, closeta, &c . good yard, wood house, | , booms in thy thea” by PD aeth attect, | Superintendescy and pump, $18 per month: the fourth house in | Shere och am mts. Also, 907 Arch strpet, | also, te terminate the contract that may be on- WASTED-A WHITE GIBL for general | the block. on 19th street west, between and B: phia. oc 0-ly__| tered anto on giving the contractor er,contractors bonsework; family very small. ust be six weeks notice. The comtractor will be required to execute a good and sufficient bond in the sum of $10 ,0u0 for neat and honest, Uity reference required. Ger- man or Norwegian preferred. Address NORTH, at this office, tor three days. m 14-2t* will sel) the house or some fine lote in same square on Feasonshle terms, FARBDON ny 9-6t* A.P. 5 Internal Revenae Ufice. THM OU. PATA TINGS» RNGRAVINGS. AN Forest of Fontainebleau. Volkman. r x OR SALE—TEN SMALL HOUSES—#100 the faithful fulfilment of the centraet WARNDED {By ® competent WOMAN. s BIT. 5 $10 pe ; Sunriee on the Upper Hudsou. Volkman. ‘The party or parties to Whom the award Is made : aziOs as cook. went at No. 451 6th F bs ea8 ag a mee Cumberland eke” . must be prepared at once to execute the contract ‘eet. near EB. ave BO objection to @ restan- tora bearding house. Reference from ner . _my 1s 2t” F. GBAY’S PAPER COLLARS, ° 20 geres PER BOX, AT ODEON OLOTHING BOOMS, _my 14-38 WARTED-4 WOMAR, to eogks wash, and iron, Appl: OBERT F. - Wilson, of New Jersey. w. Mcleod. »(Penneylvania.) Bensall, a and give the required bon: lepsrate proposals Will be received fer each aryicle of subsistence called for in this advertise- ment. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids that may be red Bidders mui el brick ) Houses, containing modern improve. '» $500 cash and 35@ per month. e also houses indifferent Biot of the pie yan ify Autump. Lanmsen. Tn ghe White ‘Mountains, Lammen. ake has im price from $1,000 te $40,000 each. Beautifa suburban residence, wit ht acres of groana for 95.100, Also, 10 scree, with Improvements ‘and jrees. Rear the c' % ce ra BTABE 2 MET ALE. Lake George. Lanman, Immaculate Oonception. Meyer. Scene in Switzerland. Unknown. And several others by unknown artists. ed ‘Proposals for Cat- Beal Estate Brokers, Rooms 12 ani 5 BNGBAVINGS Winnebago Indians.’’ : y MARTIN'S Pisnt’s Building, cor, N.Y. av. and lsth st. Pelmy Days of Mount Vo iter, ee H. B, PENMAN. Hotel, Uniontown, D. C. may 13-3t my 9-tf ‘Tasso before the Gourt orForrart. males. Superintes dent of Indien Affairs. WARTED—4 small HOUSE or ROOMS, suit- able for housekeeping, either furnished or vnfurnished. Addre: ipmediately, giving terme and location, 0. BE. G., Star office. m 33 3t* Bocrates Iustructing Alcibiades, Schopin. Jews Mourning at the Temple in Jerusalem, Tp and Delilah, borer and his Ohildren, ches, FOR SALE Being, connected In @ wholesale Drwell-keown pad mall serablinned well- Ta a RESTAURANT, Good Will, Bar OSALS FOR CATTLE FOR INDIAN E,1N LI ¥ PROPUBA! BVION Or Ast, = DEPARTMENT OF ‘THE INTERIOR, ing: ‘ixtures, Furniture Bed- Happiness before Bi 3 WARTEDT Annee sendy GARBER. Apaly | ding, with stock of Liquor snd Wine. ns whhargaisa a fine stock ef gonntie Chromes, | sealed Proposnle iit te easier ert ing Rooms, Beaton House, Loutslaus avenue * 484 Becevrbor et een ees aoe or OTH ROGET SS Te atingt aon, the first day of JUMM, 1867, at thaomice of 1m 13-38" y f my 6. 3w Aes Ee. Av .cbet. 26000 414 ons, awe ‘ ‘ perintendent of’ Indian Affairs Opposite Patent Office. REAT WATOH SALE! ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN, § ir Al for the Northern Superintanienoy, at Oity, jALE—A DRUG BTORE and FIX penremss. foe the clivary at Omaha ty of the in. sentral part of @eor $00 bead of Milk Gees Bor the Winnebago In- AN OLb ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE FOR A’sstE—s FI reune, aes} Shown eetebiishinents ie 300 TO $500 WANTED—A rai DOF- tunity is now presented to pereco Abiing toed vance & © above amount in cash, to secure an interest new business that will fe BO: red for Sin Niece ae calf, ‘wil bepreferred. 7 Fhe Dalle ntust bora’ ines took drovers a» Texas we, Indian Cows, foxicem Cows, or hall breeas Co’ i] mot be received. “Buperincens Deamen will have the right to resect |aBY OF all bias that may 7 also, ERY SS cate Geltverea are not Of the fequired cent em Denman will be authorized te Bice o the jouer ct Indias Aitairaia vl elt vered on or before the first the | asian ie e at s Gians. coen, @ reservation in ras! Pays clear Bront of @8 0 @10 per dey. Mo labor Gees Lock Box 19, Rorgetowne a Seika | asc Torta betwee ge Gad Reliable 300, heed of 1 Mi for the ttee Blow Te. ‘above amount. Redress : ote WITHOUT REGARD To VALUE, of the Micppares Mebreske, ik Georgetown. And not to be paid for unless perfectly Satisfactory! | 300 bead of Milk Cows for the Tencton fiewx In- —= ans, 6oc ing @ reservation in % WAITED 20 BUY—By BB JUSTE. 100 bead of Milk for the Omshs Indians, sont ene a pics a occur a exasion in Nebraska, 4 a : OE acer me ge, can, merce . 8. Bi! its ‘Cop- bi Rot ‘been worn. my 4-1m* ae op Counters, Show ‘Cases, years-old. ‘Sows with 08 ite Spply to Coaper w- TBD—-WANTED—MBN for the United terms if vat private sale. Army, at 461 O Depot, & Latimer, Auctioneers. or on mises, 279 Penna, svenue, bet. ore NDBESIGHED WOULD” 18 ei fe bustuess is ne street, near Balti- more my 3-1m. NT EO Pay ee cosh,s Bre of at; room 4 > ir] . ¥ aufte at BEABE & 00.8 Bosl ‘Borate tray 8 POT Pe Aor ireone, ehh makers lage The house must be ip an excellent hbor hood. sien es toa = Real Estate Otc, | (Blunt's Building’) Revue ta sia 15, NTEBD—A Furntsned HO iscated—aoven to Roous. ne reniwll b Pale Soot 3 Cele eat ding, ait Papua nee a F Smee 19 Ww mrEp e5 TUATION as Seamatrens bes Szsesssase Bsssssss. i iatns 8 Waich by i, Seabtng Dut 10, while te may Leet AYES canbe ® a ears in which ‘the business in the worst times. to to the rt of all rd Pree ent Denman will ha: the power to ecplace of delivery: with the consent of the contractor, -—~ i juired te-excute a and aN Britis cease of $25,000 for ; ipsa ‘Parties to whom the award is ust at ence ticle named no. Upen Ad ie of its worth,eud as Dear icle valued. G10 is named on any certificate, it will.at once seen that is Lottery: but a straight-forward lesiti: =A Tra: msacttOn. whack 9 ‘eas ty inh eoey pi T PRIVATE Sk desirable: two A ‘balen HopsR ema istan tee rooms, a good Har onder kitoh blocks from the: bes, 4th street cast, between A an bers made nm to execute the Capitol Hil A singie Uortldcatewill basons: Sy mail, post coptract and give tos fora tees number than 2 ced Fo ee eran | pS ae opal wate gies att is es a Satins bad re cdnpiad (Ot QW alte (OF cmee | apd; mast, emp, (am! os ope on yreed, “Proposals for oretw RIGHT, B 00.1 bf Ho. S, in Raware, oon #30 the teint