Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. @ARFor “AvcTion SALes” advertisements see fourth page of to-day’s Srar. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-WIGHT. on ay oral, ee oie Richings English “4 ile” prt cat pe in ¢ Rose of Castile” this Crreus, Sixth street, near the avenue Last atterno, 7 ML we aren on and evening of Mike Lipman’s Opp FRLLows’ HaLt.—The Southern lief fair will be continued shis week. Our citizen should patronize it liberally. y —__»___ CHance or ApuLTERY.—On Saturday, Henry N. Uartter was arrested on the pnarke of adultery. by detective Claryoe, on a war- Tant tesued by Justice Waiter on the oath of Ts. Henrietta Uarter, the wife of the accused, and he was taken before Justice Walter, at Police headquarters, with the Woman with “whom it is char, he has been guilty of adultery, (Mrs. L. Virginia Jordan.) far. Qartter stated that she has been living with her friends at the North, with her two chil- ‘dren, and that he has failed to provide for the support of the famil ; that the accused holds R Position as store! eeper of the House ot Bier resentati ves, receiving sufficient pay for is and their enpport: that she received in- formation that her husband was living in Sooltes. with a'woman, and had come here ‘or the purpose of Ascettaining the truth or falsity of the information, and was so 5 isfled that she swore to the warrant. The accuged asked tat the hearing might be postponed, and telling his wife that he did not wish, nor would he live with ber any longer. by om= pliance with the request ef the accused the ‘ease was continued, he being committed to jail 1n default ot security. . Mrs. L. Virginia Jordan, the alleged par- S@mour of the accused, has, we understand, quite a history. Sne isa native of Virginia, And resided for a time in, Georgetown. Before the war she married a physician who settled im Georgia, and at the breaking out of the war he entered the service, and was killed or died 4n service in the first ye4r‘of the war. She then’ made her way through the lines and came to.this:cityy where she secured a place in the Treasury epartment, which she held until January-or February last, residing dur- ing the most of the time iu the northern part of the city. Last fall, it is stated, she was en- ciente by Carter, and athisadvice went North Wherea child (a girl,since named Mary Bianchke Jordan.) was born. Carter took his wife to the same town, and by representing her as a competent person to take charge of the child, succeeded im ge‘ting possession of it. Mrs. Jorden, on her return Bere, ascertained that Mrs. Carter had the child, and by writ of ha- ‘beas corpus the babe, in the early part of.De- Sem yer iy Shen being abouteeight weeks old,) was produced before Judge Fisher, who, after hearing the case, ordered it to the custody of the mother, Mrs. Jordan, who has since placed it in an asylum Mrs. Cartter on this occasion acknowledged thatshe permitted her husband to introdace her to Mrs. Jordan under an assumed name, but had done'so to get the child to pass off as her own, and thus hide her husband’s shame. Shortly after this case Mre. Jordan waz re- ‘moved or resigned her flace in the Depart- ment, and fora time Cartter remained with bis wife, but.during the past few months was also keeping company, it is said, with Mrs. Jordan, she residing near the corner of 10th and H streets, " On Sunday, Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Cartier, ‘with other friends. visited the jail, and had an interview with the prisoner, which re- sulted in Mrs. Jordan informing him that he could have nothing todo with her, and that he must go with his wife, and he agreed to go with her. Cartter was released, and Mon- day afternoon, with his wife, leit the city, and it is thought thst. Mrs. Jordan, with her chil- dren, (one the babe re‘erred to aboye,) was on the same train. ~ en Vistt OF THE CoRrORATE AUHORITIEG TO THE ALMS Houss.—Yesterday afternoon, in compliance with an-invitation received from the Intendant, the Mayor, with a nunther of members of the City Councils and other gen- Uemen, visited the Alms House, and inspected the building and grounds about the same. The gardens are looking very well, and in excellent order. The buildings are kept neat and clean, and the affairs of the asylum are conducted in An excellent manner by Mr. Hodgson, the Intendant. After going through the building, and around the garden, the company was invited to the dinimg room, where a bountiful Tepast was spread and a good time passed. Among those at the table were :—Mayor Wal- roy tai? E Lioyd, President of the Board of Aldermen: Aldermen Turtod, Barr, Given. Tait, McCathran, and Cross, Councilmen Stewart, Pench, Simms, Joyce, Calvert, Bryan, Talbert, and Peake: Randolph Coyle, ‘Water Registrar: Samuel E. Douglas, City Register; E. J. Kiopter, Mayor’s Gierk; Wm. Morgan, Tax Olerk; John McDevitt, and Cap- tains Wm, Sliter and James Kelly. Commis- sioners ofthe Asylum; Dr. E. A. Adams, Sec- Tetary of the Board of Commission Dr. McKim, Physician to the Asylum; Dr. New- man; Wm. Dixon, resident student; Dr. Crog- gon and Fred. W. White, of the Board of School Trustees. and others. Addresses were delivered by the Mayor, Thomas E. Lloyd. Eres Alderman Tait, Councilman Pengh, and others. Dr. McKim bas ably filled the position of attending physician for the past six years. At the present time there are 1S7 inmates of the building, 124 in the Alms House and 63 in the Work House. Railay tal ae Tus DgaTH or Mrs. McNERHANY.—We find in a morning cotemporary, the Intelligen- cer, the following feeling notice of the death of & Most amiable and estimable lady, Mrs, Mic- Nerhany, wife of Francis McNerbany, Esq. “We sincerely join with our cotemporary in its expression of sympathy for the bereaved Bus- band: «Under our obituary head is An announce- ment of the death of Mrs. McNerhany, wife of Francis McNerhany, Esq., of this city. Under the circumstances of the relations of the latter at this time to the people of this city, it shonld be stated that fornear two years his house- Bold Bas been oneof affliction, sickness, and death, Mother, children, and other dear rela- tives have yfelded to the dread destroyer. Now comes the heaviest scourge of all. It falls upon one *nearerand dearer than all other.’ Several young children are Jeft without that instruction which is iudispemsabie to the for- mation of the youthful character, The cup of sorrow of our friend. who isso much known and esteemed, runneth over. Berett of one so unassuming, yet so kind, gentle, intelligent, engaging, devont, and benevolent, he takes up aione the duty of father and protector in a life now so gleomed with sorrow.” pita dh sil IMPORTANT SALE OF RRAL Estate.—The property known as the ‘Intelligencer Build ing,” corner of 7th and D streets, or the inter-' est of Messrs. Spalding and Rapley therein, ‘was disposed of yesterday At private sale for the sum of ninety thousand dollars (sixty thousend cash) to Messrs. Galt & Bro , jewel- ers, and Henry 8. Davis, Esq. This does not include the corner store on 7th and D streets, Hutthe fivé tenements en 7th street, and all that portion of it (excepting the specified cor- ner storé) back,to the alley on D street. Tms is seemingly. pretty good price. but is eon- sidered by good judges very cheap, asthe po- sition is excellent for business purposes, and ‘the property in already jer an anuual rent ‘of some ‘$13,000. The corner twenty-five feet is the property of Seaton family. eo Humorous Luoterges.—Dr. George W. Kag- by, ef Virginia, a geatleman of considerable Mterary ability who has been very successful in the Southern cities as a lecturer, will to- night deliver his célebra:ed discourse on “Love, its symptoms, causes, treatment and cure,” at Forrest Hall, Georgetown; and to-morrow might wilt deliver at Gonzaga Hall, F’street. in this city, his celebrated lecture entitled “Bacon and Greens,” of which a Virginia paper says: +Itis rieb, rare and racy, sbounding in.in- ymitable humor, sparkling wit, and tonching pathos,” «lo the dearth of amusements here just pow Dr. Bagby’s lectures’ should attract the culture and refinementof the District cities. Se ee Tux TEACBERKS’ INSTITUTE —A meeting of the Teachers’ Institute was held yesterday af- ternoon at the Miller school-room, on H, be- tween 6th ‘and 7th streets. James O. Wilson, Esq.. chairman of ane aagclite oeaeee: tute, presided, and a very large sachian were present. Prof. A. Griffith was introduced by Mr. Wilson, and he delivered a very able and ins'ructive lecture, with sev- eral recitations, which were hastened to with greatattention. On motion of Mr. Thompson. @ vate of thanks was given to the Professor, and the.meeting adjourned, ——_—_*—_— *UNERAL.—T his morn! faneral of the idle Manat Barry took pb t. Peters Bore iy 0 ait naied) mmany of our oldest cit s B was, until about 1857,, Besnetery of re joard of Common Geuial, and rh: bas been a clerk in the Commissary Ge 8 Office. 2 ib, 2 BALL —The Jefferson Base Ball Ofal voy city, paving sent @ chailenge to ti gely aitended, ‘ Bave Ball Clad, Annapolis, Md:, and aie latter taving coopind, the game, will be « ‘Diayed in this city om the 25th of Taie monin. 3 f Acéthuw7.—Last week, as Mr. Jolin Grinder ‘was ridipg ina buggy in the northern part of the city, the vebicle bree. and he fell to the ground, fracturing his left collar bone, and Otherwise bruising bim. 2 a eee Higavy ROmBERY OF NATIONAL Baxx ‘Norzs.—To-cay at noon James H: S. Stuure- man. a colored messenger of the Comptroller of tne: Ox Gy"s offite, Treasury Depart- ment, was before Justice Bate ou the charge of fo ‘and larceny of $127,000 in $50 and $100 notes of the First National Bank of Jer- sey Oity, aud alot of stationery; mk stands, &t. Gen. Oarrington, District Attorney, me Phillipe and A Cioyd for the astoace, = rt ie The first witness sworn was E.D. Hulburd, Comptroller of the» Qurrency; who: testified that they had recently lost $12,000 in $50 and S100 on the Fire National Bank of New. Jersey. Witness knows that there w&s'a con." #iderdbdle amount of such notes in circulation. ‘Witness had seen some of the motes which toler (three 50’s and one othe: ad in- formation that two others had been foand; saw ope at Firet Natiooal Bank, National Meitro- Ppolitan Bank, Lewis Johnson & Co.'s, ahotner with Lewis ep ane. They were genuine. imy) ions but forged signatures; had known prisoner since spring of 1064, who had been in the office since hé had known him; he was known as the confidential messenger, and it ‘was a part of his duties to handle these notes; * to carry them to the express office. Witness bere produced the small notes ($50): cashier's signatures appears as Sanford, and believés them to be in the handwriting of the accused. The prosecution offered to produce in evi- dence a letter in the handwriting of the ac- cused, with a view of submitting {it to experts, to make a comparison with the alleged signa- tures on the notes. Mr. Phillips objected, and Mr. Oarrington ‘withdrew the offer. Mr. Carrington was about to examine the Witness in regard to the larceny of stationery, to which Mr. Phillips objected, and the ob- jection was argued. The justice decided that both cases might be beard at once. ‘Witness resamed—Exa mined & book which he identified as one prepared in the office, as #lso one of the packages of paper which had been ruled for the office. He identified two boxes of soap as being the same as used in the office. A gross ef pencils, several inkstands, boxes of pens were p duced and identified as being similar to thosé used, im the office. By the defense:—There are about eighty empioyees of the office. The money was kept in the cash-room, in which there are about twenty employed. Thereare but four or five who had access to the vault; only three whose official duty feads them to goin. Jonni Bur- Tonghs Edward Myers are vault clerks; L. M. Price is;the cavnier. Weekly examina- tions are made of the yaults. Schureman had the right to enter the vault when specially there. Witness hed personal knowledge of the notes being ordered by the First National Bank of New Jersey. The loss waa discoy- ered on the afternoon ef May 3d. [The examination is yet in progress.} = REVIEW OF PHB MRBTROPOLITAN POLICE — This morning, @t. ten o’clock. the annuai re- view of the Metropolitan Police took place in front ofthe City Hall, The entire force was present with the exceptién of one man left im charge of each stauge. The force rendez- voused at the Central G@uardhouse at nine o'clock, where the battalion was formed un- der the command of Capt. Reed, inspector of the force, and made a yery handsome appear- ance in their new uniform of dark biue cloth, ‘with neat white straw hat, and a broad black band, The formation was in reguiar mijitary style, with marker’s flags upon the right and lett, and a yery handseme silk U.S. flagio the center. The men ofthe precincts, within the limits of the Corporation, formed a bat- talion of infantry, it may be cailed, amd the monnted men of the county formed a cavalry ‘company. The marching and the movements in column and from column inte line, showed that they bad improved raidly under the in- structors at the various stations. The force wes reviewed by Dr. 0. H. Nichols. President of the Board of Poiive; Major A.C. Richards, Superintendent of Police; W, J. Murtagh, Treasurer of the M. P: Gen. P. F. Bacon, Hon. Chas. D. Welch, Mayor of Georgetown, and Chas. S. English, Esq., Commissioner of Police. After the review, the battalion wheeled into eolhwmn and proceeded to pay their respects'to the President and Secretar: of tbe Interior. The procession haited on F street, in front of the Patent Office, and were reviewed by Judge Otto, acting Secretary of the Interior, who expressed himself to Major Richards as highly pleased with the appear- anee of the force. = +9 —___ ANNIVERSARY OF THE YOUNG MHNS’ CHRIS- TIAN AssociaTION.—The fourteenth annivyer- sary of the Young Mens’ Christian Associa- iton was held last evening at the Calvary Baptish church, and attended by a large num- berof ladies and gentlemen. —After prayer by Rey. Dr. Gillette, Rev. J. E. Brown, of Grace eburch, delivered an address, referring to the good work accomplished by the association, 8nd urging them to continne to prevent the unwary and young from straying from the path of rectuude, Rev. A. A. E. Taylor, of Gspresiown, sso delivered an able address. Mr. A.K. Browne, Esq., chairman of the executive finance committee,. stated that the Inte residence of Hudson Taylor, Esq., on the corner of Ninthand D streets, having been purchased fer the Christian Association for the sum of $40,000, it would require $100,000 to erect such an edifice as the association de- sired. The amount necessary for the members to raise was $25,000, (310,000 of which had al- ready been supscribed,) in order to secure ap immediate outside subscaiption of 275.000. The following letter, dated May 15, was read by Mr. Browne: Enclosed please find check for $500.88 a con- tribution to the Young Mens’ Obristian Asso- ciatien building, with the hope that the efforts of the asseciation to rect a building suitable for its needs may be crowned with success. Iam yours, truly, ALEX. R. SHEPHERD, —e— THe Manpanvus Casgs.—In the Supreme Court of the Distriet this morning it was an- nounced thatthe opinion of the Court in the eases of Langley and others against the Judges of Eleetions,ana Dr Boyd agains: the same. would not be delivered until Saturday. DIED. McHEBHANY. On Wednesday, the 15th inst,, at7 o’cleck's. m., aged 30 years, MABGABKT, beloved wife of Francis McNerhany. The funeral will take place from her residence, Latrect south, betweep 6th and 7th east, on Fri- day. I7th instant. af 9% o'clock A, M , and pro- ceed to Bt, Peter's Oburch. Capitol Hill, where services will be weramed at 10 o'clock A. M. The friends of the family are respectfully invited withogt further notice, * N OTIOB—DIOKSON & KING have removed their Wood and Goal Yard in Washington to corner 16th and K streets. my 6-2w* HOLESALE DEALEES InN COREIES. PRODUOE. FRUITS, WINES, GROOREINS QUONS, OLGARS ben VINES ‘We are constantly receiy consignments of rehandize ol every descri on, wht oh we can ele Kkonts for Ab fs thesmatic Cempound. ° BRT &SORAN, Gevers] Commission Merchants, ‘e 40 Dastroct. between sth and 7th. my 11-tf Opposite Intelligencer Office ISHING TACKLE! FISHING TAOKLE! I have just rece’ the! x sstortncnt of FiaBaS PRUE ie mee SAVAGE 324 Dotrect, betwoon J0th and lith. ‘E5SL88 WitLow Bats CBOQUET, GaMxs, a 2A8® BALL, ona IBD OAGESI The largest stock of BIRD CAGES tn the city. nl0th SAMUBL apl3-tf 324 D street, between’ and lth. OP”, Za j more berok ee uM WACTORY, © Bre enw eos + ns FOB SALE AND. RENT FO. WER—1 be wide, y HOUSE imne- SF iot ee Cree the boomet of Franok Taylor, lor offices. “ae 16-3 PRUPOSALS, Pe VS Seas bet al tear eee etl ee ay L8 FOR GRADING 0 STREET P sport trom Row Jersey avenue to 24 atreet hails creer FOR SALE AND RENT. Perera a 3 4 —_ Pre} will be rece! t the BM 's Office. Sehaner ie ai The cal Untaralaled larze | gi Brick Houses, 8rooms, lithet., tat, DandB, | gity Hall, antl 120Clock Mon TURSD AY ve nd. thes No. 48% Pence. avenue. | “3 jouses, ¢ rooms, 14th et., bet, Bango, | ¢% S07 U Roxt, for grad ine O street ta. my 15 8s* 81, 2 aamare rom New Jersey evenue to teast Bi seco neti A RBStAURAN TWrick House Parone peice tobe paid, whether excaveiing of a Wwe heard BE tesuirass the capner ot | SH rane esse Hi ontopriasoaretit ud ig. atttst ue H ; the bil roved by the Assistant Oo.n- : igre’ OTL Catioet, Deweee aa aed Se niece, | ge ame House, 7 rooms, 10th st missioners with the Oomuissiousr of the Fitts = pig , between 2d and 34 etr--te, 3 2t6. a A ALE fa ae hem coat ito Bil ey i ‘Franve House,7 rooms, H at..bat tet ondaza, | Migs”: horigut is sai ie es Ct pa $ : OR BENT—A_ CUTTAGS. OARBIAGS , i Fifth Ward. GiCee for ihe Universal Es gsitica, a Men | Fdouse aad sr Ants a Lot thee ahs psHoUse. 6 roema, Dat, bet. 13th and OHN BONE Broeonnier of his own, composition. Unfor'u- | Bulle tr. Thiewey antem Asasice of A. WEIS, Brick House, 9 roome. 9th et,, bet. Tat. and N. peer Ls nately; we Dave not to give, as'we should sg when cel OY SATIN SOEFERS a Y. avenue, $6,000. my H-c08t letan phen ete description of the Pare at F4e2 uni {UR rene poOme FOR eet ein House, 8 rooms, 13th st., bet. B and I, Porous FOR LAYING WATBE-MAINS. PET ee eee aera eeeiieat | Yamin avenue and Oatreet; water abd cas, Bea: | °2'Frame Houses, ¢ roeme. Md, ave., (Island,) 3 OF Lt Sirens Leeaeeeay tne cause of the dalineat | in savance, vet my 15 2° | bet.4% and Sd ste.. $1,000 cack. : ‘ Margg ss Orion OT ‘iat amination. We will limit our remarks to-aa; (OE BENT—Thies BOOMS. well end com | Bumerous others. variously located, to be endorsed of aye. Beated proposals, lope, ‘* Pro; 1s \ for laying water-masus.” will to the statement that the greatrenown enjoye Ab erent ence: For Rousshesping. Heat FINE BUILDING LOTs. be recel ved at th s office an faida in America by the pianos’ manufactured at vermovth. Furviture forsale, $230, Ne. 271 w., bet, 39th and 18th, 17th instant Bostoh by ‘Onickering ‘Sone seemed to us am. | te st. bet. O and P. my I6-2t* “Gand Bo ~ ply deserved, and we coincide entirely in the Opinion of the celebrated pianist, Gottschalk.” And then foliows a quotation frem one of the latter’s letters. This frank expression of splniin from Marie Eecudier, one of 10st ex- periencéd of Parisian musical éditors, is grati- fying to those who have'al ways believed that = pA, SLO ener a ed FrOoREENT—The whole or part of largs Frame COTTAGE on P atreot, first house west of ith stre Large ground: attached Location very pleas ra cobvenient to Bepartments and cars, R OOMB FOB BENT—Once yey Isrge ROOM on first floor. suitable for an office or gentiemaa. Also afurnisbeu bed-room, for $10 per th city canal, and weet of Ber *“SiTRIOT NUMBER TWO includes ali that pert of the city Rorth rt ast of t t id east of th strevt west our American Chickerings were equal to any | Boome suitable for bh keopiag. A it 395 + Pianos in the world. aie : \ corner of Isthiand Hate vey ota? ee pr a > Joh F. Ellis, ‘ennsylvania avenue, is | p08 SALE—FOBNITOBE and LEASE of a P anch., the sole agent for the sale of these celebrated F i i Specifications and forms of proposals can behad Sinnce: ag Fans ceirenie ten room Bouse, nearthe yet by epplicution to tee Water Seatan, POUT 8 fi be SADE Sas is my 16-3t" preposals only will be considered as are written t by Tee. or set. upon these régular offictal forms po Ba ee, BvuBNEtTT’s STANDARD FLAVORING: Ex- aac HL WE nh nec OE hoes Dial Dah! Sori il! ‘ench lata fortbesup TRaOTs and Toilet Preparations ha ve recet ved R a 7] , Aiba zed wired to be werpdaay oe soege oat tea aaas'n | Aa rou tenntanee egeases DosR | Seay voleag £3! Bae khan , than al D n | ima good location, oF the office will be rented far: 129 ensure; thfs‘countfy: = mised. tor $10 per month fer spy business.. Ad- Persons desiring either to bay or sell Beal Bs. the Sontract print ane n, PAR PAH derek eee. tate or Real Bet a terest by calling o per. will consult their dn- MITOHELL & FON, Beal’ Rstate Brokerg. my9-eost 8. EB. cor. Pacmve and sth st. HE UNDEBSIGHED. WOULD »BLL MIS T books, aration I trade tor Burnett's Standard Preparations. Cocoaine—A compound of cocoa-nut oil; &c., for the hair. Florimel—A delighttal perfame for the bandkérchief, Kalliston—a cosmetic for removing freckles, tan, sunburn, <c. Oriental Tooth-wash—An elixir for presery- bh real name and refereno:s ran through post office. my, 16-3t* Roe Bats HOUSE. containing eight larae Troome, and water ia che yard. and also Bta- bling on the lot: in which are places for 6 horses andz carriapes. &c Apply of 0 KANE, No Satisfactory bond and security will be required from the parties with oh c erage goal my 6d (intel, @ Columbian. } Masor Nave DEPARTMENT Buagav or Navication, May 7. 1867. Bealed Proposals; endorsed ** Proposals for build- t 2 Maryland avenue, between 3d and 4% streets, BBY, and retail ing And beautifying the teeth and gums. Bur- 2 2 * | gight thousand dellars. They are worth more. nett's Cologne ater—-Unrivalledin richness vl my 15°3t* | | Ee business is never lar; al ‘ays selid. The pe.8 pha % Sipe Reval Gestenys enemas. and'delicacy of perfume. Jonas Whitcomb's OB SALE—A well-ostabliahed BARBER | former quality would be ri by infusion | o'clock p.m.. May 28, te fa bi Remegy Lor seme, kote cold. hay fever, | complesn whic apne Quist’ sigue panne | posted ee thewrat oaaroaeiae gmeare ths | Sil fe poenog for traianing nit on metacai &c. Burnett's Standard Flavoring Extracts— oder ate: rent. ‘or further partioula: found for twenty yeasts iu which the bnainess workmanship necess ‘or the oonsirw lon For cooking purposes. tthe Kirkwood House barocr-shop, prosia were not oa the worst thines. fo the settee tok sold Lf usi ness expenses. and tO the support of all coa- ah lk In Passtne the store of Messrs. Davis & nected with it. It is offered as ‘¢ foundation Gaither, 20 Market Space, we were attracted B ROB GALE AT BARGAIN. Very ele- | on which a more active trafo may bo Teared. guar. by the crowd of ladies there assembled, and t near Becretary Store, Fixtures, Cellar and Ware toom at 8 | antes that they will, ‘agocepte: upon stopping to ascertain the cause found ‘Bow, 15 rooms; gas, modouate rent. TRASUE CAA enter Into contract, with good and satisfactory se that Mr. Davis, of the firm, had just returned | brick coaok house and stable, lot 4 a -_ | curity in the full amount of the contract, within from New York, with al) the Jatest novelties terms. A JP UpRERED ROOMS 70S BRE T= Witheat | tendeystrom sBb socsytanes Of chibi: Maes * See of the seston, and after examining some of Pryce arteee. Coe thn! cagsetiecoenite teakwlingny sa engage to complete the build: ‘fhe Bureau reserves the right to reject any or al of the bids at its discretion, THORNTON A. JENKING, my 9-€09t Chiefof Bureaa, D®P48THENT OF AGRIOULTORE. Wasnincton, D. ©. May 8 1857. Will be received at this Department lock June 6, 1557, for furnishing abl the nd performing the work reuuiredin the constructien of a Brick Building for the use of the Department of Agricalture, to be erected on Keservatien No 3, in this city pe 4 to fications oan be seen at the 320 New York avenue, bet: th and 16th sts. mi 4t* . their handsome Flowers, Bonnets, Hats, &c., we were not surprised at the rush, — Literary RecerTiow—Prof. Allen A. Griffith will gives choice selection of Read- ings, at Metzerott Hall, Thursday evening, May 16th. Tickets 50 ceats. “The Bells,” “The Raven,” “The Tragedy of the Rum Maniac’ “The Evenicg Dream,” and other selections will be given. HOUSE: FOB BENT—On the street ratlroad,p # very desir- Vogt will be rented low to a good, For further particulars see 0. B. BAYLY, Real Estate gent, room 17, 488}, Seventh street. N. B—FOBR 8A 08! ‘OR SALE—A two-story BRICK HOUSE near the northeast boundary of the city; ¢ rooms and balls with large lot of ground enclosed. Price $3.00 Inquire 347 34 at. wh 26-tf PROPOSALS. BOPOSALS FOR MAIL STEAMSHIP SB Prise Between The oNitED TKS AND THE HA. WAIIAN ISLANDS. if dences, Farms. and Lots. Also, WANTSB—To buy several Houses‘and Lots. It Fo SALE—A Borth of Was! gton. of ecr ry) and on most reasonable terms. Will be soit Jote to suit purobasers. Also, three BBICK HOUSES, six rooms ae eee se RUssIAN AMERICA May be cold,but it is no wmmissioner of Agriculture, where cole gan gs cqargae emecome, Wave | qu aug atar tt oan ol Weare Bae | | (eluant gia tapea foe gape s 1 No. . ow! ance month in| N fe 5 Fy operals to bo the Treasury, manufactured in non-corrosive ber four new FRAME HOUSES, om iith st., | cd2,8ccordance with the pro 1 Ee Ke ither for the whole buildin; yf diferent kinds o! work. id nveseepecgdbicimand ORTo) al will be entertained from, ony, per- 800 who Is not known to be a practical builder Bidders are requested to state the shortest time apparatus. rating. ELD aa GENUINE French Drap-De-Tae Coats, ready It is pure, sparkling, and inyigo- | #ix rooms each, only puseotenc se 2.00. Womde api heen ee force my 16-6t Uor. La. av. and éthatreet. | 4X Act to authorize the establishment of ocean stesmehip service between the United States the Hawaiian Islands OUSE FOB RENT—On L strect north, be- | ® 4 r made or made to order. at A. Saks & Uo.’s, 517 Hitween teh ad oth, containing al ne regn. ! Bert enacted bythe Senate and House of Repre- Eee ee is go be completed, Se tres j 8 a rd. nquire o! . ie be: merle es a) mere Loe the Republic.” See Nay gene Ge eorner of L apd 10th streets. ™m 15 26" gress assembied, That the Postmaster General be. signin of the contract and he is hereby, authorized to invite proposals by G peer iens reserves the right to reject any 8, ——_e___ OB BENT—Two pleasant furnished BOOMS, + £ or all bids, if it be deemed for the interest of the Jewzrry and Silver Plated Ware, new | Ut suttablefor gentlemen and wife, Cara pass | fyibuc coger tetent fer the period of elxty 4 Governmedst to do a0. and no bid wif be Tocel ved styles Amber Sets, reccived this morn. | the door. Terms reseouable. 79 Bridge street, | of Washingtun, New York, Boston, and Sam Fran- pleas and apecinedioee and oF hie ing at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. | Georgetown. m 16-3t* | cisco, respectively, for mail steamship service be- | Rent Rete 8 m the port ef San Francisco, in the United 38 Pa, OR ‘8A EENT — A large FRAM 458 Pa. avenue, near 4% street. F 92, S825 08, gt og L sna the port of Honolala. fh the Hawailan y mei HOUBE, 510. Massachusetts av , with twelve rooms, side and back oes he gas and water,and of ® wonthly line of first-class mite a pretty lot. filled with flowers, fruit, &c, | Americam sea-going steamships, to be of not less ¥ ma 15 8t* than one thousand tons, os Ninety per cent. of tne amount of work done and materials furnished. aceording to contract price (sald amount to be sscertained by the estimate of 8. tag Five English Hosiery at 50 cents per pair: Domestic Hose from 15 cents and up wards, at the Beeerintcmaent,) will be paid from tte to es I ise i, government measure- 2 A. Saks & Oo.’s, 517 7th street. Ss or oaeen ee Oripr tan taee went-each. and of sufficient number to perform | retsine’ until tisesmplenen sf the ronteae, wad nd trips A OOUNTRY BESIDENOB FO& BEN T—Oon- par annum between satd ports; to contract with the lowest reeponsible bidder the seceptance of the work by the Department 5 taindog 7 roooms, with 5 aores of land. gard-n, | and ¢ A. F. Gray’s Parser Cotrars, 20 cents img. froit, &o., five. miles fr. te ins Every proposal must be’ accompanied the per box, at Odeon Hall Clothing Rooms. Heat RR ee nutter tthe Seminary any ey oe “iheday the Aref stoament Dot ORT IRS Pt at the: oh jer mal ee gee Building, northeast corner of Gay aud Washingten | the said line shall depart from the port of San accept rform the contract if awarded to Lvuyca! Luycn.—Free lunch every day at.| 5!8-, Georgetown. after 5o’clock p.m. my 15.3t* | Francisce with the mails for the Mawatian islends: | him, the sufficiency of the security to be corti iad Hotel Lutz, corner of 10th and C streets, be- FOR SALESLOT No, 9, Square ss corner aid sropedad, That no bid shall be considered which | by the United Statee District Judge, United States tween the hours ot 10 and 11 o'clock a.m’, al- eat and Pa.ave.” Also, LOT No. 5,Bamare | oitign vor the teats teced ee ee ae District Attorney, or Clerk of the United States So the best lager beer in town ‘can be found | 4 near the OF on re UBM, Baleeh tug same be from s cltizen or eltizcns ofthe | Tropoealy should be intloncd'iK a healed enve- is Boat mstate Broke ‘ood and sufficient sureties, (also, citizens of the indersed ** Proposals for a Bulldips for the rtment of Agrivulture,” aud addressed to the Commissioner of ety ture. my9-30t ISAAC NEWTON, Commissioner. BOP! LS FOB OATTLE FOR THE WIN- P PrOeK REDACO INDIANS. = 8 my 15-1w No. 2 Inteliigencer Build WHITE SHIRTS, $1 , $2.50; good Cotton = 7 7 Half Hose;2 pair for 25 cents: ganze Under- ORSALE—In First Wart, a nnmber of very shirts, 50 cents to $9.50; Gray’s Imitation k cheap LOTS, on long time; will suit parties Linen, and Byron Collars, 25 cents per box, at otmmaaly oa OWNMAN & MAGRUDER, nited Stat ) for the faithful performance of And promided further, That before id steamships by ths Post- said serviee. they ahall be subject to inspection and survey by an experienced ss Franc’s, 494 7th street; between D and E Beal Eetate Brokers, be detail Sealed Proposals will be received until 12.6’clock streets, ” three doors above Odd Fellows’ my 15-1w No, 2 Intelligencer Building by the Secretary ef foie Nav: Wiicte tee ton M_,on the 10TH DAY OF JUNB, 1"67, atthe Hall. 10-1: (’@R SALB—A very valuable LOT OF LAND | be made to the Postmaster General. Office of the Superintendent af indian Affairs for Buc. 2. And beat further enacted, That any con- tract which the Postmaster General may execute under the authority of this act shall Ro into effect on or before the tirst day of ‘hteen han- dred and sixt; tion te the the Northern Buperiatendeacy, Omaha City, Ne- brasks, for farnishing subsistence to the Winne- bag, Indians at their reservation in Nebra: eighty miles north of Omaha Vity: as follows : 1.100 pounds cf Beef per ay. het weight. 1 000 pounds of Flour per day, in Prince Georges’ county, Md having the District itne as one of its boundari ar mil watered; je tract having a southera exposure Ten rable. and no better location can —__—— NO TROUBLE to show the latest styles of Gent’s Ready-made Clothing and Furnishing Goods, at Hable & Co.’s, No. 468 Pennsylya- nia avenue, under U.S. Hotel. eo from the Center Market; good soll; w the whok alations of oceat hip con- and i * me moO a len wae Jovide thes tho Gorere Gaited | 1,560 pounds of jalt per month up to the Ist day of Economy is the highway to wealth—there- | tothe owner. across the Bastern Brauch, near 1 be: entitled to havi Also, from and after the Ist dey of Ausust, 1367, fore economise and bu: your Gent's Furnish- ing goods at Franc’s; of expense. on each and every agent to take chargoof and arr: the mail mat- ter, to whem suitable accommedations for that urpose shall be assigned; that.in case of failure, ‘om ANY Cause, to perform any ef the monthly yoyages stipulated for in this contract, 8 pro rata deauction may be made trom the compensation en ry it of such omitted voyage or voyages; that suitable fines and penalties may be imposed for deleys and i: the National Race Course, on the farm adjeining fi ‘ood Cotton Half Hose, | those of Col. John H. Wheeler and Thomas Jen- 4c; Ganze Undershirts from 50 eents to | kins, Esq $2 50; good White Shirts, $1.75, #2, $2.50. BEUBEN MBITZLER. so4 | my 15-130" 7th street, between D and KE, near Odd Fel- Foe BENT—Several handsomely FURNISHED lows’ Hall. 10-1: BOOMS, at 332 18th street, between I and K og streets. my 14-3t* For Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Shirts ‘EBEE-STORY BBIOK HOUSE, with ten norwerine day of June, 1968, the following supplies, wit: 0 pounds of Beef per day, net weight, and Sal month 1,500 pounds it per ‘ All articles of subsistence furnished must be of good yuslity and subject to inspection and rejec- tion by the agent of the Winnebagoes. The right is reserved to increase or dimintsh the 3 a amount of supplies at the discretion of the Buper- Rade to order go to Francs, 404 7th street, | 1 geod rooms, for rent. and Furaitdre for sale, | (euvernen: neon te Pon tee ieait | intendent of ludiom ‘Affairs. for the Northern bese a ant = streets, three Seors apove Rent cheap, Apply at 8tar office. mié 31 have the power at any time to determine the con- Buy ri any Oe ened at awe ‘ellows’ Hall. Oe}: — ‘ 180, rminate the tract iy be on- 4 ros Bast. tered — nable terme tre tract in case of ita being underlet er assigned to | tered into on giving the contractor er concractors ,Do YOU WANT tomake a good investment?! 53734 H street, between Sixth proved March 2, 1867— Rees will be required to exeente a Go then and buy your Clothing at Hable & reets, 'y 14-3t* PROROSARS good and sufficient bond in the sum of $10,000 for Co.'s, No. 468 Pennsylvania avenue. eo F. Q@RAY’3 PAPER COLLABS, Will be received at the Post Uffice Department in | the faithful fulfilment Of the centract. fam pesca dz oped SALE'CLONSING noms, | WaiWachaeeta a's, joie frase | wane Rrncenearat weer peteereastca east MAL av Pigps.—Pour cors. ognons, inyerse : *. - ’ , i us pared ai contract L veyin, mails of the United States. by means of a tl aired bon ongles, etc, consell Ur. White, Pennsylvania | _™¥14-3t K‘tonthly line of Bret clase ‘Arterican sce caine a Retaate pioheenie, ul be resslved 6 ‘bach avenue, No. 424, presrue4%. Etabli 1861. {OB SALE—Oce of the most desirabie BUSI- id tick a Sit FOR gs Brahe. and brick DRE Lee HOUBES Tooms. on Sth street, near the . Only $2 500, on easy termes of particulars apply to .LLS Corner Louisiana avenue and 6th at, steamships. to be of not less theg one thousan: tons, Government measurement, gach, and of suf- ficient:number to perform twelve round srips per ankum, between the port of San Francisco, in the nited St id the port of Honolulu, in t! ‘afian Is! 1s; for a contract term of not mot ten years, te best di said anne of subsistence'called for iu this advertise- Theright is reserved toreject any or ail bids that may be offered. ee rg Lanes Dames in full as wellas of residence. est ot be endorsed "Proposals for Vat- No Berrar InvEstMENT can be made than im Clothing atthe present reduced prices at the Great Central Olething Honse, 460 Seventh is street, opposite the Post Office. my 13 6t hem ” ere ieeerer: Foe BENT—on Massachusétts ave,. between | Steamship of the ¢ shall | tle for the Winnebago Tadians > ae Go AND SEB those fifteen dollar suits, re- New Jersey avenue and North Ospitol street, | San Francisco with the mails for . B. DENMAN, ceived this morning, at the Great Central t FEAUE 8, comtatving four | Islands myé-3it Superintendent of Indian Affairs. ROPOSALS FOR OATTLE FOR INDIAN E,1N LIRt OF PHOPOBALS P*grnvic ps1N LEG OF POBA. Each bid should name the time proposed to be occupied In performing the passage each way be- t d Henoluie, saa hed. HOUSE: rooms. shed at back door. and shed in the rear of the yard, ranning back to a 15 foot paved alley air. For particulars inguire of Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. qiin gout re tle of sailing daya, atating the pro das roads pits sh gine in 9) 2 Ox HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars just pS ai ie bate boheme eid hours of departure from and arrival at each ee Torito received. Calland look at them at the Great Tor, | SBomId also accompany each bid; such schedule. | gesied Proposals will be received uotil 12 o'clock Gentral Clothing House, 460 7th street, [OE BEST —Threc ROOMS. on second for, | however, to be subject to the approval of the Port: | .,°Caed PFapossle will bs pocdi vod antil 12 c/cloek pops ae use, 7th street, oppo- for ouisel caping. Also, fine large | master General, and to alteration by bis order, H.'B. Denmasa. i endane ‘of Indian Affairs site the Post Office phat Deen used for school-room, | trom time to tine. as the interests Of the postal | Hy te Norbene eee eee coe eadian Atel ——_-e— apply 36 Firet street east, between O and D | service may meauiee: Nebrasha, for the delivery at Omaha Vity of the PBNRIBs can be Ad in any quantities at the | Dorth, Capitol Hill. my 11-6t The steamships offered forthe service must be following Stock Cattle, to wit Siar office counter (OR SALE—Twostory and attic BRIOK | American steamships. of the first classin all re- | Soo head of Milk Gows for the Winnebago In- rr | Fh Bor and large side Lot only 8.000 geuo | poecte sand before acceptance will be aupect to | * ociinns, counting 8 reservation in Nepracka: me lance in mon’ ments of $54, t 6 Sid: - Dicksxs: ea Own. and a OWHMAN & MAGEUDER, * gonstractor, to be detailed for that purpose by the | 2°,need a reservation et the mouth aoying as reservation at the mouth myll-3w Ho. 2 Intelligencer Building. of the Ni jobrare, Nebraske ve Proposals must conform in all particulars to the DIOKE Now is the time 4 subscribe for the following provisions.and requirements of the aforesaid act, 0 head ) Fancton Sioux In- editions of Dicken: 300 bead of Milk Cows for the In. we louse. Stabi imoke House, and Dairy mE, hason {t a fine Orchard of choice fruit re rf ABM FOB SALB—The subscriber, as agent, D8, ation in Di . Oliver Twist. The Arét of the celebrated “River | L'Siters for vate the FABM of the ists Oneels: | approved Morel 4 isa and. ravet be e properly | 100 bead of Milk Gows Ter the Omabe adians, ide”? edition, beautifully printed and illustrated. | Ooupard, of tgomery county, Md. This guepparees wish satisfactory testimonials, that oceupying « reservation in Neb feveled cleth, $250. Supplied to subscribers | farm Jies on the Bockvil fp And Bladensburg road, .| thebiddencr bidders ead their guarsntors are | 30 head of American Bulls.” monthly. about 13 miles from Mitchel’s Gross roads,on | men of property and abundantly able tomake good The Oows m of good quality{ American Fic atoel pistee ora eeae alk ee Bas aeteated | Fhe Bape lle graraptney Mad, bore Jy mites | their tender and, Puarentes, The idder epame | broed not Tage than three ae wi steel 08; rmer! ; Row com- ‘ae ¢ c es, 3 ears old. lows 1 oun, calves, orcews plet in one voli ne at re eee id rod,yand 25 porches. The Improvementé are's Xe brm when's company offers. should be dis- gait, twill ba referred.’ ‘The Bulle must be not lese David Copperfield: Diamond edition; fllustratea | D He tinctly stated im the proposals; ifam incorporated | than t bye Ey tinge, jr company, acopy of the charter Of incorporatisn Fat epgyeaze ol€ stock drovers as Toxas 10" ir, $1 80. "All Cows known di wing of” ie edition aré now ready for ;ipabundantly wooded and watered. For | must alse be amnexed to + a Cows, Cows. Mexican Gows, or half breeds ft ‘particulars inguire of the under: . Proposals should be sent, sealed under cover,to ill Teedi Ee ck Bere ® our Mutual Fetend,” | vite oe thn Golsvilbe and Bova athe eeed: | tetcPiesas of: ke Postmaster General, Wash “Super manteet Deuman will have the right to “*Copperfield,”' and **Micholas Nickleby.’ Alle | near Bligo P. 0. ington, D. C , Lath ai Foreign nh 2}, | reject any or all bide that may be offered; also, the the Diamond edition, not illustrated, at $1.25 per LEVER B. P. CLARE, with the word: a eanes eign Ma ia | Tight to reject any or all the cattle if he deems. veams. edition. of Longfollow’s Poems, com m11-lw* Seer O., Montgomery oon rien ont fp impos opens wat tence. ld Phat the cattle delivered are not of the required 5 rs ‘OR SALE—On liberal ter t three-story e aracter. "Beetdrenyre eouimany Tram amieige | Ruticnt horace wets Uneetit: | Pash gil iatstnytortnlong mova | ee taut Reema Ue saa 7 Day. . uti ‘aldo Bmerson; 82. | con ei i's and a giveh on deferred pay. | URGer this advert parties delivering the cattle, to orale the ri ALEX. W. BANDALL, wo Marine tie Maryland Colony. by Nelli; | & . s ae ae K.W.BANDALL., | Sates of the Oommiestoner ‘Tulle in + ity. state Brozers, Roose 12 99 15. Viant's ng Cows to be delivered on or before the firsh oe BEAT WATCH SALE! a0d.13, (er ourits borcion ane ratce PLAN, Giving every Patron a Handsome and Reliabli Weich Jor the low Price of Tem Dotiars! for. a Dames in |) Os weld Pro} ‘endorsed, ‘Proposals for “ae DROWNING, 4 '@ Trooper .by Adame, cloth. 6 by mail Apt iiekag he Iedpche uke a jonery Store, myltt 38a Foun syenue, Warktapion, 1 OY. and 18th st. Real Evtate Brokers, Piant’s Buil Me myo tis aed h : FP Gistnont i insert leave teontt Abont Paris, by H.T. Tucker- tT A * jog. 15th st. wine Do., paper, 75. 18 ASSEMBLY BOO. day of August, 1867. ition = y LE-TSN SMALL SEs—@i00 ‘sar pal pr cyerintondent Denman wi the power to ett fisce pence tray | Laced eraomearttgatse | MU RAEANTENGNMESEM wa, | MORIA er amt Ma . jeriea;75. : ; x Pique, @ Tale ofthe Maglish ‘Aristoctary, pe- | clase (brics) s, containing modernimiprove. |, 70f, MARINI respectfaily announces to his | ‘irc ooputractor, will be, eqtired to, exeute a per; 75. mente, $500 and r poate. ‘@ also | tha t the solicitation of hismeny ficient bond in the sum.of $25,000 for be Forlorn by Bamund Yates: 75 have houses in differen' of the olty, rai ng ils and friends. nue for fulfillment of the contract. je of Wash! +obY Capt, O. F. Adams, in prige from 1.000 te, 940.000 cach, tal | re rteee auarser mencing on TUES. CE parties io whom the amaid is beautifully illuet +82. subuzl lence, wit! Rgcros grouna re hy lath. “orem for the German now being proper at to execute the Ba n rretetant ituplism, by Rey. Pr. 0. H. Pry S510 2100. 30, necen, Tate Sn provements 0: formed. my ii-lw give rod pond. pier HY of Oe ater eTABE a am | number of cows and bulls 8 must give: y ® wholesale ‘WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUB, Nicstnnne of Peborocor- Tierehyfeire uoties BU "ena hi i dnipe tebareAfecmniens reels Saictectrn! | FQ Ba: eee branes, 50D devontted wrth ine met be Fedenmed within taty | dings wittstock' 10 Beltd Gola it Bold Weccnan-~ pee ia] FOUR DOOR NORTE OF D sTESET. a M. K. Wal my 8 tw* eter dew. adie su | May sibel ee ee ens eee OF et ie. Tes | Nammrarres Oxs Fovemoog Hellen PLANO, made gammy | telers bane: Yon ae cf the post and oat “Soto 150 |. GRADE HOLLANDS, \ One Rosewood. Piasie, made by Moyer, risa) aeons To. Geormetown, D. Os Post to ip CaNTON maTTING, 3 One‘uimost new a & Gray, with Btool and DN a et st ry at TABLE AND FL008 O1L ULOTH, i ‘or aale UPON on eras, OB. BALE-LEASE, GOOD WILL, FIX- : to. 60 GILT CORNIORS, ° ' ichor ingay & Ben'g and Worth Amor- Frome NSB, FORNITURE, Res. hes. all kinds... 10 to. «75 L a®D 8QUABE PIOTURE FEAMES f LF ie! -FOO! a Sraveseiy tT | sale, iss Tespo! Hendy, ma iit! eaten Betiag but $10; while stoma bea prow BE CORD AND TAASELS,’AC., ton & Hamline Gabinct Ovens, a7 art pee woe A 1 Sue amortment of ‘the abeve Goods 25,000. Sort Teae Caare BROKE, ind foF slo OREAP FOR'OASH. in good order, and forsale-in quantities to suit purchasers. ee Wns Tith ste. AS oT nyeavan bie to Ah py ee ba as WB. {CESEaNS ee