Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1867, Page 2

THE. EVENING STAR. | 22 suey zauaars 50 say roe The Largest Cirenlation im’ the District w.D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY..,........ pecvacvas MAY 17, 1867. 7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. BJ The following is the official showing of the datly circulation of the papers named be- low, made under the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress EvenisG Stak 7.715 copies per day. Intelligenceresdees 552 The returns of advertising by the same city papers for the quarter ending December 31, 1866, a8 taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: EVENING STAB Intelligence’ “ +0e- GROSS MISREPRESENTATIONS. We respectfally submit to the New York Times that it is, doubtless unwittingly, doing infinite mischiet inthe way of scattering broad- cast most mendacious untraths concerning alleged occurrences in Richmond, trom ‘the pen of some correspondent in that city, who writes palpably with the animus ot an unre- pentant and unreconstructed rebel. Worse han that, if posstble; the Times, placing con- fidence in his stories, is basing its current po- sition on public affairs on them; putting forth articles relative to the condnct of the Southern blacks rarely finding their way into journals less devoted to secession and the rebellion than, the National Intelligencer. The Times’ Rich- mond corretpondent wrote a few days sincea letter signally abusive of the grand jury of the United States court now in session at Riche mond; accusing the six colored members whereof of taking up their whole timein de- Jivering bharangues in favor of confiscation, &c..&c. Now,we have tosay that, having been the day before yesterday in Richmond, weas certained that there is not asingle truthful alle- gation in the Times’ letter in question—not one. No such conversation as it represents Mr. Botts to have had with the colored grand jurors took place, Dor had either of the latter made any speech whateveron any subject or question, in the grand jury room, wherein the whole six, in all the time they have been in session, had not uttered altogether a hundred words, even incidently. We may add that five of the six colored grand jurymen are notoriously oppo- sed to confiscation, and also that we have not beard what the sentiments of the sixth one are on that point. Every rebel paper in Richmond copies this false statement, with gusto, of course,and they all make it the basis of far- | ther false charges and alarming prognostica- tions, designed to justify them in getting up the reign of terror throughout the Southy they are bent om generating to the end of frightening | Northern public speakers trom their new | work of appeailng face to face to the laboring | masses of the South, white and black, to sup. port the enly political organization of the country that represents the cause of progress n the maiters of popular education, security and increase of popular rights, aud industrial progress and genera! financial improvement. in Keeping with these atrocious mistate- ments of tne Zimes Richmond correspondence, are the accounts of the recent disturbances'be- tween whites and negroes that transpired in Richmond, which some ofthe papers of that city andthe pro-rebel Richmond ¢orrespon- dents of sundry Northern papers are scatter. ing broadcast. In both these cases the origi. nal aggressors were, undoubtedly, white men. In the cage of the row at the trial bet ween the Wilmington (Del.) and Richmond engines, the Tist blow struck was by a white man, who nocked down a& negro for huzzaing over the Victory of the engine that threw the far:hest. The blow became a fight between the parties; & policeman interfered, arresied the asssailed negro, but not his white assailant. By-stand- ing Degroes, who knew that he had been the sssatied, rescued him, and in the melee the police, who got the worst of it, very discreet. jJy refrained from using their revolvers; turn- iDg over to the military the duty of stopping the row (wbich was not of importance enongh to be dubbed a riot) and arresting the negroes who were drawn imtoit. In the other case the trouble grew ont of the conduct of agang of white’ rowdies who forced their way into a room occupied by @ negro dancing party and assaulted the men and women. Tney were Griven out. Inthe conrse of that trouble the police interfered against the negroes, or the Ist. ter would not have resented their interference- in this row the military were also called on to interfere, and did so suecessfully. Neither became what may be fairly termed a riot: both having been such rows as almost nightly oc- cur in American cities where rowdyism is ram- pantatier nightfall. Bnt for the so common mistake of the police In arresting the assailed instead of the assailants, these Richmond rows would have amounted to nothing. As ir 3s, they amount simply to pretences for the | Ezaminer and Times to renew their ofd game | of bluster and bravado—of “in cendiarism™— such as they were in old times wont to direct | against Northern whites. In thts case itis directed against the Southern blacks and all whites who advise them to yote independent- ly of rebel dictation. The papers we name Above, backed by the New York Zimes, we re- gret to say, are proclaiming a ‘war Of races: falsely charging the Southern blacks with be- ing disposed to initiate such a state of things, The meaning of all their +-bosh” upon that point is simply as follows. Viz: they seek to force the negroes to vote for their candidates, measures and views, and are denouncing everything likely to militate against the suc- cess of: their purpose, as tending to “inaugurate a war of races.” All the currén- speeches and speakers they do not like, they prenounce “incendiary.” Thus they so dub | Senator Wilson and Representative Ketly, and the speeches of those gentlemen: We have not yet seen a Southern speech of Judge Kel- ly, but bave been fortunate enough to find and read all those delivered by Senator Wil- son on Bis presenttour, Morestatesman-like moderate, sensible and patriotic popular ha- rapgues than his haye been, oneand all, were never before addressed to American audiences. This will be the universa! Northern jadgm: upon them. They are being furiously de- nounced by the Rich mond rebel papers and others of like sentiments as being ‘incendi- ary.” &c., andthe.several commanders of the several military districts are being foolishly appealed to, to put a stop to the labors of Northerao political speakers in the South, to preveDt @ ‘‘war of races,” &c, All this means that Mecers. Wilson and. Kelly, and many other Republican-party orators, ate beginning to reach the understanding of the laboring whites as well as of the blacks ot the South, and are rapidly generating the dreaded. formidable Republican’- party organization throngbost the South. The #zaminer and Times, etal., go for preventing it at the cost and’ pazard of another abortive civil war, ‘They are urging their Uptbinking readers te begin r of races,” by falsely charging tha: purpose on fie bi&ck and white Republicans of the Squib, Tak Jcprciany CoMMITTER.—General Bur- ton, commandant at Fortress Monroe, and late custodian of Jeffersom Davis, is now in this city, and was examined by the Judiciary Com mitleeyesterday. District Attorney Chandier, of V trgini#, if also bere, and will be béfore the Committee. ADJOURWMEDT OF THE SUPREME CouRT— The Supreme Court of the United States ‘after discuesing the Mississippi case as stated else, where and delivering cpiniens on otber. cases, a 17st" adjourned until the first Monday in December wage FiO. ay a » Aw yy next. " : 00. BEOSIVE, &# From J. Sbillimgton, Odeon Butiding, | can on we have Bye. Peterson’s Ladys Prieta’ for Janes wt bs ry i | a Fall Accountof the Sabbath Sohool Celebra- | openin, elon of Special Telegrams to the Star. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, (By Cable to the Associated Press.) Lonpom, May 17—Noen.—The bullion in the Bank of England bas increased 174,000 pounds, Ooncels, 24; U. S. 6.20's, 72%. LiveePooL, May 17—Noog—Cotton is firm; Middling Uplands, 11%@. Sales for the ‘week 107,000 bales, Breadstutfs quiet. Lonpon, May 17—2 P. M.—Uonsols \ higher sine@ the Boon report, Aud are now quoted at RH. LIvERPOOoL, May 17-2 Pp. m.—There is no change in cotton. Under the above,bead the Intelligencer pro- fesses a great desire to know why the Balti. mcre and Obio Railroad Company have failed te go on with the construction of the Point of Rocks road. This is refreshingly ¢oolyeven for this coolish season. The Intelligencer knows perfectly well that it was thro! the senseless clamor raised in its own éditoria, columns that parties interested in opposing the cons ruction of the read were encouraged te undertake to cause Congréss to interfere to prevent its entrance into the city. They absolutely succeeded so far as to cause one house of Congress to pass a bill restrain. ing the company from going on with the con- struction of the road. Everybody about the Capitol lest session was familiar with the sight of these lobbyists against the road, bob- bing about the Oongreasional halls, distribut- ing copies of the National Infelligencer with its Iabored editor? Mm their anterest. OF course, while Congressional-action was pend- ing on the bil, nothing ‘could ‘be done by the company in the prosecntion of the work, and it was only after the pro- tracted session had expired that they could teal at liberty to resume: the enterprise. But for the Miteltigencer and its clique of lob- byists. the work might now be far on its way towards completion. Since the adjournment ef Congrees the company have been proceed- ing as rapidly as possible with the arrange- ments for the active prosecution of the work: Mr. Bouic, the attorney for the company, has / been engaged for some time in making the requisite purchases from thé owners of prop- erty to secure the right Of Way, and we believe has now nearly completed his task. Ifthe Jne telligencer and its clique of lobbyists do not again succeed in delaying this important work we shallexpect now to see it carried forward to triumphant completion, Noone but an Intelligencer writers weare sure, Would be ‘silly endngh to indulge’ in cheap swagger About what thé ‘eapitalists of Washington wonld have done im the way of building the road, had Mr. Garfett and the “Gigantic Monopoly” stepped out of the way. Our capitalisis who cannot or will not raise $50,000 to support a steamship line to New York, where the. returns are rmmediate, would probably be some time in planking down $3,000,000 to build a, road to the Point of Rocks:an enterprise whieh, however ad- vantageous to the city of Washington, wil! most certainly not return a cent of literest on the capital invested for a generation to come, if ever. ) , BOARD OF baa Yt VS es THE NAVAL The Secretary of the Navy bas appointed From Mexico—The Siege of Vera Cruz. New York, May 17._The eteamer Virginia, from Vera Cruzon the 4th instant, has arrived. She brings $17,0W0 in specie. The siege stilt continued, and there was but little activity on either side. The city is well fortified. The Liberals heve but ‘few guns and the besieged hope that the yellow fever season now coming wil! canse the Liberals to raise the siege. It is reported that the Liberals have a strong war s‘eamer at Tampico, which will soon arrive and blockade the port of Vera Oruz. Sisal was taken by is stillin their possession. The Virginia, con- sequently, brought back the cargo which she took out tor Sieal. The newe trom the interior of Mexico is meagre and unreliable. Presbyteria: eneral Assembly—Dr. Gur. ley Moderator. Cincinnati, May 17—The Presbyterian General Assembly (old school) asesembled , here yesterday. r. KR. Ls. Stanton, President sermon. Over two handred members were precent. Rev. P. D. Gurley, of Washington city. was elected Moderator, Declines, rence has declined the nomin:tion for Gon- gress made by the anti-Trimble Radicals. His supporters are greatly disappointed, as they regarded his election as sure. They will prob- ably nominate/another candidate. | Murder; ‘ DeErRort, Mic#., May 17.—A borsible mar- der Decurred in East Saginaw last night. Ed. ward R. King. a shoemaker, stabbed a black- smith named John Seely with a knife several times, ‘causing iamediate death. The mur- derer escaped. Peisoning . Bostow, May 17.—A young woman, named lice U. Abbott, bas been arrested on the charge of causing the death ot her step-father, Washington Pickering, by poison. NEFIT OF T. iar HE PO OB OF T Odd Fellows’ Hal on no MON- T 20, ‘ . . islen oP Os Sate ERB AL DISBOL NTRS oki A besutiful exhi- tol Boe dementia hoi erm ot r ‘ore’ ‘ravels, Statu- Sry, &c., combined with s Dowel Mi arcopic Ap: the following-named gentlemen as a Board of | Berens, revealing the wonders of :the Animal vt a = Visitors at the Nayal Academy at Annapolis Wert 2 me ¥ocal vend” ont Boots fast, during the examination, which commences on the 20th of May :—Hon. Henry B. Anthony, of R.1; Hon: AvG. Rice, of ‘Mass.; Hon. G. V. Tickets of sdmissian 25 cents, ‘Tickets cag be wrocured from the following commits of ladies, representi: the city. viz, Mrs. She Noy end Le Stem nebo F ¢N. Hi! Hon. Win.-A. Darih N. Mrs. 0, Coombs and Miss abe 2d ox, of N. H.} Hon. - A. Darling, of N.Y.; | Mre: M. Shackelford i eee: Rey. Wm. Salter, of lowa; Williams C. Whit- | 34 werd: rs M: Pe ist rces Pe Wales ate temore, Esqu.of Conn.;.Hear, Admiral G. F, | er At: iM Bonay.e Hi Js ayeth, ward Pearson; Uommander Daniel B. Ridgeley; | £. Mort i »7th ward, brea rar Captain John’ C. Howeli; Surgeon N- Pink- er STABLISHED iss 2 ney: Paymaster J, W, Hambleton; and Cbief fans a , Engineer Roberts, McPHERSON's FERGUSON, $71 Pann. AVENUE, connaR ‘ler stRERr, DEPARTURE OF THR BRAZILIAN MINIGTER- Oariton Hint, Dealers in ~ The Councillor Joaquim Maria Nascentes ae | PUBE DBUGS, MEDICINES and OHEMIOALS, Azambuja, Envoy Extraordinary and Min- FEBFUMMEY Fale ed 7A ao. aster Plenipotentiary from Brazil, visited the | , Phy#tclans Prescriptions accurately compound- Executive Mansion this morning, in company | *4;, .4¢ Night Bell promptly answered. with Secretary Seward, and took leave of the President, prior to bis departure for home. OB SALEB—Two fine SHOW CASES, two fine F He was recerved iff the blue parlor, there be. may Cre oa iene at M. @tee ing No one present except the President and OB SALE— d, TOP-BUGGY ~ members of the Cabinet, ‘The new, Brazilian Apply to B.A EOND, 209 heme eee: Minister will arrive ina few days, and be | between lsth and 15th sts. presented to the President. bibs siiiry ise aoe te THE NATIONAL MgpIcaL CoyvENTION,— bo comme’ ” * and having added mater, We learn that this Convention, which was in -t ts rs Jyisexegating, ASaea gs ae 5 variety o' ng, scasioniat Cincinnati for some days passed, has continuance ef the patronage ofan ter er ous- adjourned to'meet in this city #@xt year, and | tomers and the public generally. Legal blanks ‘will meet here biennially thereafter, 3 all kinds, oer en A oiteesT m7 Alexandria, Va., yesterday organized a Steam Ferry Company to run boata between that city and the Marylana side of the Poto- mac. ax bs - . HOLESALE BONNET HOUDE. 0. W. THORN, Wholesale Dealer and Jobber of STRAW AND MILLINERY Goobs, 487 STH STEEET, nosr Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. D. 0. Positively no Goods sold at retail.” my 17-cotf pe oT O8. THE JaranesEUomMissionEgs.—The Japa- nese Commissioners, now on a visit to this city, have not been ont since Tuesday, when they visited the Soldiers’ Home. Yesterday they were visited by Admiral Lee and Oom- modore Jenkins, of the Navy: Edgar T. Welles, Esq., Chief Clerk of the Nayy Department: Mr. Chilton, of the State Department, an ist received, from the recent New York otners. They spend much of their time in | auction asles, job lots of DRY GOODS, whieh learning English, and are advancing rapidly. on ease sreatly coagced prices Ovo Tomogoro, Chief Commissioner, seams Liven RANDEEBCHIBFS. TA’ Ly very Anxious to learn our language, and | ALPACA and other Goose Bock eee passes much time 1m reading. About the lat. Checker NAINSOOK JACONMT ROSIECT. ter part of next week they will visit Boston, -) at very low prices. my 17.-6t* in company with Mr. Chilton, of the Siate De- partment, and Commedore Jenkins, of the Navy. On their return from Boston they will stop in Philadelpbia, where they will visit the Navy Yard and other places of interest PABIS KID GLOVE DBPOT. ti Nt aboutthe city. They will also visit Leagne COUBVOISIBE’s, Island. Secretary Seward had a long iater- ALEXANDEE'’S, view with them yesterday, 7 Sizee—8%X to 10%. "7 Price—Laaies, $2; Gentlcmen’s, $2.25. way OOUBVOISIER’S LONG or TWO BUTTON GLOVES in white and light colors; price 32.25, %7 50 dox. COUBVOISIER’S KID GLOVESin light and medium colors, will be olosed out at $1 50 per pair. #7 JOUVIN’S KID GLOVES, at $1 and 21,25 per pair. 60 doz. UNDBESBED KID GLOVES, at $1 per pair. THE WEEKLY STAR 1s now onour counter for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails, containing, Among much other reading matter, tion: A Complete Report of the Proceediogs at the Républican Nominating Gonvention; The Release of Jefferson Dayis on Bail: The Proceedings in Court in. Reference te Re» the Registry of Voters; tne conclu- the interesting story, “Something to My Advantage,” Settlement of the Luxem- burg Question. Workingmen’s Meetings during the week; Fall Reports of all Meet- ings of Republican and ocralic Asso~ ¢futions and Ward Olubs during . the week; JOS. J. MAY £ 00., ‘ 308 Penasyivania avenue. my 7-FaM bet. 9th and 10th streets, the Liberals on April 26tb, and | R.K., 109; of the Miami University, preached the opening NASHVILLE, TENK., May 17.—Judge Law- Wasnimeron, May 17, 1087. Jay Cooke & Oo: turmish the following quo- tations of Government oe U.S Five Twenues, ise3.. B Fis Bes ie |. 8. Five. gcc. 8. i le en A a vee ‘hirties, J U. 8. beven Thirties, J bs 106% 1864 105% 5:20’s, 1865 106% = .30’s, Jaly. 105% 6,90's, Jn.&Ty.'65.107% Gold ...oe 1374 —+ee- FINANCIAL, Lewis Johrison & Oo. quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New Yore. May 17.1st Board—Canton, Co., 43; Gamb’a Coal Co. pref’d, 320; Quick- silver, 27; Mariposa, 7; New York Usntral Railroad, 97%; Erie Railway, oy: | Brie preferred, 72; Hudson River ifroad, - B., 103%; Michigan jiipibeae afr ei 8 aa R. R., 674; Ilimow Central 114g; ve land ae Pittaburg R. R., 724; Toledo, 112%; Rock island, 88%; Northwestern, 34%; :do: preferred, 59x: Pittsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago R + 96%, Pacific Mati, 123; Auastic Mail} ~—, Gold, 2 p. m., 137. Loxpon, May, 17—-Noon—{Per Uable,J— Bonds, 72%; Console, 924; Erie, 42: Ill, 764. Bullion increase, 174,000 pounds. ——— -+-0e-+ Affairs in Georgetown, Boarp oF AL: eu;—There. not being.a quorum present, no business was transacted. ComMox COUNOL.—A communication was received from the Mayor, enclosing a bill of tbe Star for advertising; also, a billof J.G. Matlock for damages done his hackney coach by failure of thecerporation to-barnicade ex. cavyations; also, calling attention to the con- dition of an alley near Farmers and Mechan- ice’ Bank; referred. Also, in reply to resolu, tion of dnquiry with: referetice to air of pomp on 4th and Market étreets, 1 g that jt is. now, being Tepained. Mr. Radcliffe pre- sented the petition of W. H. Williams;, re. ferred. Mr. Shosmakey presented the petition of Wm. H. Calhoun, town seavengér, asitin; that he may be allowed to continue in sai Position for ten years; referred. Mr. Shoe- maker,, from streets committee, reported that he had examined the condition of the Chain. Bridge and, Little Falis road, and offered a bill appropriating $250. for the repair of gut- ters in said-road; Mr. Giabaugh of: fered aresolution appropriating $20 to P. W. Lowe; passed, Mr, Shoemaker asked to be exeused from the further consideration of the resolution directing thé Surveyor to makea plot of alley running from Oonegress to Bridge Streets; granted. Mr. Qlabaugh reporied ad- versely on,the petition of Wm.T. Drew tor change Of license. Mr. Shoemaker offered a ) resolution for the openj of Congress street, rege Stoddard to 5th, 7th and Prospect streets: passe d. Adjourned. gr ver —Usptain Joni Moore, A New Srtamir. whore boats upop the Dismal Swamp canal have been engaged in-carrying the, United States mail between Norfolk, Virginia, and Newbern, North Carolina; has juet completed here a very neat steamer, to be used on that Mine, and which will greatly increase the ta- cilities for carrying the-mail between those joints. The steamer is called the Thomas Jefferson, and was coustructea entirely by P District mechanics! Sue ie’small, but admir- ably adspted to the service tor which she, was. designed. She is ngw lying in the canal at Duyall’s foundry, but will soon leave for’ Nortolk. 4 : Tue CANAL —Arrived—T wenty boats with coal, cofisigned as follow! Hampshire and Baltimore Co., 220.17 tons; Wu B. Snow, 4 tons, American Co., 752 tons: Consolidation Co., 110.1 tons; Borden Oo., 215.2 tons; Cum- berland Go., 219.7 tons; Central Co..324.11 to 5 the D. Knode, with corn, and Little Bob, with wood, to market. Departed—The D. Knode, with lumber and plaster, to Mercerville; Olora Spring, tish, to Williamsport, and eighteen boats light. PorkT oF G¥ORGETOWN. — Entered and cleared — Steamer Express, Nickle master, trom and to Baltimore. MercHants’ EXCHANGE. — The offerings this morning were 1,05) bushels wheat and 2,400 bushels corn. No transactions ‘in flour andcorn. Market dull. Sales of 1,320 busnets wheat, at $3.30, Fist.—The receipts at the wharf to-day did not exceed forty thousand herring, and the price went mp to 87 per 1,0 ‘HE FINEST, T THE BIOHEsT, AND LARGEST STOOK LADIES HATS, of ali kinds, MIS8BS HATS. of all descriptions, OHILDBEN’S HATS Gan be found, and will be sola at Hew York whelesale prices, b 18 BAAR, 32 sth street, Wirket Bpac I WASHIB@TON. GEOBGETO LADIES OF Wap vigimiry ve Do zon, wish to see the best and fineet assort- Sie FANOY DRESS BONNETS, STRAW GOODS In genoral, RIBBONS, of all kind, Ki} B BEST, THE MUNICIPaL ELECCION “CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. PERSONAL. -WABD.. 30 ode BincacvowdU-Slanat. ‘ 5 DEP. 3 (CAPE D Bex nar Waamingrony BG. ECOND, WA’ PENDENT OANDI oBGas sf S®ace: Aan Thirty Dolleta ‘rbitard wilt be peta. (or us ‘ap- PreBenelen, 264, elo de meu abehle Fendcs. P bes Mr. Faiter, Yo from the Valea Siates ormy 1 UO mas, rivate Co. D, ¢th artillery, 29 yeareof age, bfcet date tor Arsessor be inches high, dark complosion. grey eyes and th t Asargsor of rown ir. wi iad ie well hubwn todhe oldest innatte t CaBUB A. neler eo av! bee» born abd reared amongst us, P ¢ Bisse Monignontios " proved himst!{ to beone o! the hest Brovot wieutquant Volvnei AB ont ‘and rélisble Agses:ors the Wari bes | _'t - Bsorarting ee haa for years. at $1 rom Tae Le rae" bo pet FOB OOLLEOTOB. iweye. mp heod mad ainda fp onic yekirigauiced dersigned, through the ad repr d at 8. Fo op ekirt ang many friends, and the money Gorse havatactory, 2907 direct. between. 3: imself as a candidate for , z wee Enea Oe COLLECTOR, GU SF223,70s 90 BERING BuOr extues. I will be a candidate until elected, or defeated. conte ‘22. spring “HOUP BK 3, at Fo back out as reported by-some persons, sad | DOUGLASS & BRO '® Hoop Skirt aud Uorest hope to ceta rousing majority. x Manulactory, 503 9th ab.cermer D. m 16 6¢' ——— no “[VJADAM AHOLIQB, an Impressed, Medium FOURTH WaRD. end Olairvo is: now prepared to give ConennvaTive UNION TIORET to be onp- ading to di who wish to give ber e-cell ported at the next June election: respeeting lost er stolen property, recovery of the For ae ee LOY, ‘ page vi ues 5 merriege, - _ acetlge peat ES uccess! ihe O86! imen' LTny SASORY ELOWBs heir to. Mo, 323 6th ettect weet. oun door from For TULA NALLEY Naa 3 amet ae i & HOOF & 108OLA8 40KBB. ' $] Mike BUY A HOOF BKIET oF 35 Bobet sab. $1] pret 49 Loustana avons. ee mr dre FOR WHALEBONS GORSETS, Also, the ray 18-te WILLIAM H. JOHNSON. 1 Dest sesortment in the (oes of French and Domestic UV. '3.at CHS, BAUM’S, <9 La, ay., between 6th and 7th 9-8 BALLS, PARTIES, &o. (\HABD MAY Ple-mIe For the Bovefit of 8T. DOMISIOR'S NEW CHUROB, SRYBHTH STHRBT PARK, TURSPAY, May 21, 18¢7, Tickéts, 50 Ocnts & my 17-3 ; Frusspsair AND PLEASUBE TO ALL. FIFTH i YERING PIC-RIO AND AFTERNOON AND _OIROLE FRIENDSHIP Agso- Will be gi at ARAL e MOR Day, TH Boats wil) lea: je foot of Prats ah ill isre@cured for the Erne Oommittes pleaeure and enjoy men' ‘Tickets,50 Oents; adie: BAND FAMILY PiC-BIO STBAWBEERY FESTIVAL AND” for the benefit of er erat ogyan 1, OD ‘Wigh th A i fama ehGeoalr Bee ahi + at on. ledge themselves to secure ms afte al vi didceia ym! oe way 17-3t* A Sf. ANN’S INFANT ASYLUM, aT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, on THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1867, Under the anapi. Friend Societies of W. Particular future ] ASHINGTON TARGRT ABSOOIATION. PRIZE BHOOTING AND PIC NIC. =This AssOoiation will hold its firet annual Prize hocting.¢ Mut. DaY, Two Bands of ta ic hes is the celebrated Mai i 1. Concerts . @ th: vy e order of the ‘The distribution of Premiums to the bi men of the Associstion will commenci ‘Tickets 25 ORNTS, admitting ON. 2. DP. ” Te commence i fay 2 at arch from thers to th b id TH STRE ey a at 10 e’clock a. e of the iat fencing and other amusements will be y no-Nic, next PARK. one iof regiment it marks- So0’cleck zB. m 16-4t 7 The members of the association will assemble at the Prescott House, corner 18th Pennsylvania avenue. a. m., and at 8 opie 0 Perk at9 o'clock precisely, uM AY. APB DANCING EVSRY monne® 8p 18-1m* 0. Ib 10 22, 186 aw: 0. JUBNEMANN, KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, opposite Metropolita evenings. from 8 to Boteh; Ba o'clock . Tl rented for meetings, &c, LEVENTH TREND, REOPENING GEORGE JUENEMA oh] BE GABDEN, Goruer of th and Batrectee ee my 10 LOST AND FOUND, a2 pon it. iting card. A suitab: ‘ic to the finder upon leaving it at PHILP & LOMON’B Book Store, $32 Pennsylvania ae. my 17-2¢ BEWAED-—Lost, cither on Ps, Bue, tween 10th and 7th 'D LEAD PENCIL, reward will streets, or: with the initials The above reward will be paid onre fnrning itto No, 416 1sth street, bet be thawkfally ‘ween H and my 17-28" $5 with white forehead. Washington, er away. 1t* from the Center, at 3531 8. PIFFERBLING. YAKKN OP MSTSAY—On the lith instant, vne black COW, with short tail. will bg come forward. pro’ take a satay 8 't Mars! above Ohain Brid, LaNB arket,a Bed M ts om her back, and whit he above reward'will be given by re- turning her tothe owner, BE Ey eras stolen, en 16th May, spot in, 9th street ; te, = ' | attention to the style my 17-3t" | all garments made att ‘work and moderate The owaer 5 . to 1 my 16-6t* WwW. Ww. TEAYBD—NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPY, five months old; black with white cross on his A liberal reward will be paid if returned G strect, between 21st and 22d sts. BAPLEY. Useful items of domestic economy: Hamorous Sketches, with Domestic, Military, Naval, De. partmental, ng Local News; Agricultural and LIFORNIA WINBS. ‘We have now in store a fall supply of California tod vintages of owuus i - | Wines of the celebrai Sebiherpire Mi ecevany ae tbe latesy Tele. 3 VROHLING, compelling the fellowine ne THR MIississipri Cass DisMissep.—In the ofalightetraw ~-WHITS, OB BOOK WINE. ca ‘cok icate. fi Supreme Conrt of the United States yesterday asad pner Wine te Hook ‘i sbi ant peaectan the original bill ef the State of Mississippi,com- wines al Ry A athrally sweet plainant, ve. Secretary Stanton and “Generals | Thesice F, asit mahes fie oheren r Grant and Ord, was decided by the court. The | Hes. it ;deesert wine, and naan adapted motion was fer leave to filean amendmentto for comm "MUSCATEL.’a light-colored, highly aroma. i3@: and Pirated toby ee Judges tu the bill. The case was decided by @ divided court. as announced by Obief Justice Ohase, but the names of the judges on each side were .’ deep red color, fie flavor, and in pot made blic, this being a seeret of the : f * Seteae ameen wataeeet a eee eer te a for want ot juri iction it was \e1 at .” avery lor ‘ol the Dill be dismissed with conte, 80 tho Missis- | thefestat its bine onee ranch totornes tae sipp: case falis with that of Georgia. pete eo RECEIPTS FROM UvsTous.—The receipts from oustems at the following named ports ERERANDY, highly recom. ‘ai: it ni to say favor of the sbove'winen, usall {hose who but speak ii from May ist to May lith, were as follows ;— |. bt tee cannot in their favor, 3 ose whe have net. wemould respectfall: New York, $3,581,000; Boston, $503,556.96; Phil. | 200%, v29;8 14 Fina adelphia, $165,260.67; Baltimore, $254,65.'5; | myit eee Gorter Sin snd streets, New Orleans, (April 20th to 30th,) $104,176.67; San Francisco, (April.6th to 13th,) $218,912.74. Total, $5,117,772.19, : ‘BOQUBT. FOR FI zy at Coen Be areata ae Ps BAS 9 st ES 4 a7 The Maryland Constitational Conven- 0! AS Ie. BULU will be kept at tion, in session at Annapolis, spent yesterday B’ % a meriose sasbing to "raise dee ene -in debates upon unimportant matters, such as | should-patronize,) ‘Terms te. m 15 3t the appointment ofan Assistant Postmaster, 400. POTAT Official Reporter, ete, ) Barrels'very choices Jackson White PO- Seer nae renee TATOES. just recetved from Maine, and for sale INTERNAL REVENUB,—The receipts from | at lowest mas Drioom, HO this source;to-day smounted. to $430,007.43. my 15-6t", . Fie eiritet £90 w7Qnly one murder in Philadelphia yess B- OBEAM CANS. terbay. ONFECTIONERS, ofNe ,OTHERS TAKE 1 waperior article of 10 WORKINGHEN’S AEQAMBLY, meiela ner Tiny with mallouble saccines BOUTIVE COMMITTED: A ‘méating of land see them.at _H. 1. GRE. old Pa hires erm ae my Ib or 3a) Pena. Bvenas, Poon 2 BDAY BVENING, May 14,1867, ot 8 Et y order of, She, ay FSEBOH COON PEOTION: ruliteaceheteer cer peers ith tar a and 18th atreets, bets lsbatent t ide of Hew Ladies so emt : 1b ‘at his establiomont and rofreah themsel ss: ail tne Texuriee of the oe BRONIVED, THE Qu aE oF THE 0} i jase Ball iter nit EELS at oMORIa a Bea'be , fmiporium. 238 Fenneylvasie ayenne, my i6-iw_ J. ® DAMBDIn, Of AND BUILDER, Gree, B fer 008- Louisiand avenue, — le (Cg CONOR Y au BxaTErTION , ov THE ISLAND BAPTIS? SUNDAY SCHOOL, (© Wil be given at ODD PBLLOWS" HALL, 77x GTREBT, | . On TDRSDAY AYERIRG. Max 21, 1867, ENEFIT OF THAIB.OHUROR. . Adibinclone a6 Comte, Behe SB FFaimen « send br alosh OF DEESS TBIMMIRNG, the greatest variety ever shownia thiscity, 180. BEAL VALENOLA LACES, 1O Do HANDEBROHIEFS. ond Fancy Goode e eee ESS market Space, bear sti street, y PSON’B SKIRTS HOMPSON’S SKiRT! wath Oude At LEWIS BAAB’S, 32 Market Space, MABSEILLES TEIMMING—On band, a new a MOCNPEWIS BAAR’B, 32 Market Space. kK” GLUVES, AND ALE KIND THEBAD For Latf Children’s wear, and will be sold Cheape at ns ChUaren’s FeO OT aT _ml7-2t" 32 Market Bpace, L_A21#8' FORNISHING GooDs. COUBVOISIEB’S CELEBRATED PABIS KID GLOV. WITH SHORT AND LONG CUFF: ALL SIZES AND COLORS. LOCKWOOD, BUFTY & TAYLOR, 324 Pennsylvania avenue, _my 1l-eolm Bot ween 9th and 10th streets, Diora ea eaten ts the, time following ons o1 3 Oliver Twist. The Aret of the celebrated “ Biver Gp cision beautifally printed and illustrated, DIOKE to subscribe for the o vel 1,20, Supplied to- subscribers mn ajenolaa Nickleby; Globe edition; illustrated Roy Plates; (Gtmerty wold at 36; w com. Pibavid Copperfield: Diamond edition; fllustrated Ce et ae oe this edition are.now ready for delivery to Pickwick ra? “Our Mutual Friend,” "Oe Ls **Micholas Biokleby.”” Alle the Heron’ edi jon, not ijustrated, at 91,25 per "Diamend edition of Longfellow’s Poems, com- plete, $1.40. care Set a tg by H:T. Tucker. Works :—Traveler, Q Railway Series;75. OF the Meglish Aniatoctery, pa bem fart lh Gaps O°. haame, Trae Protestant Mitusiiam, by Rev: Br.O. HL, Ball; $1.50. Btory of s Trooper, by Adams, cleth, $2. ii of pe otgcitndens eer eae a! ory Biore. € DI mirfitt | BBA-Boun ‘avenue, Washtugton, wood Hollen PIANO, shade ‘$100, ‘almost new Gray. with Btooland One Cry Bend man pee Ys 4 igraciotat Stetuwer & ben's {North Amer- jsnoCo,’s Instruments hee jest pore re. ro A son& Hamlin’s paptest Organs. myo" Cc orrF . A FAOCT,—How isthe time to eoonomise. Try the celebrated P,P. COMPANY'S EAS?) INDI“: OGOF FBS, only 15 cents ad. Rokatio BROWmLNG,” Ones &- RERGRAM ‘4 SSD DOMBETIOO: 8 ase Bell Maporiamy wae owner is reque: ma 16-2t* @ama to MY PREMIB: 8.on the 6th inst. IEB SLUT. T cond Ci O8sT—On rag store ant ‘he finder will be L4 ladies” GULD WATOH, white ‘as di bet Tea sth atreeh, ors rewarded by leavi: F,MOBSELL'S Gr: een D with chain Mr. Baer's and B. ing it at 462 cery Store, é ‘mast re e P: 1 A Ae the bath Sc! Witch reward will be Watch Monday. the l3thins ay tan dent’s Grounds, di +and, Worsted ei ari: ebration, a Gentlem: @ Bab- it, by a lady, tg the Bab: Y S800 order altered and eepaired between 6th end 7th, yo Cay NEVE 499 ithat. He H bet. 6t! 188H8 AND OS LT EER OORSETS, alt at 49 Loutsisns avenue, be: M and 7th! (‘MPLOYMENT—Licht work, good pay. Seo Bente Soot a aT he No ‘and warra: eep: q my LDEB BRAG ois CORSETS made to BEVENTION BaTTE P DR. WOOD'S FRENCH PREVEN 499 SEVENTH STREKT, posite Odd Fellows’ Hall, mag 4-1m* MAKE THE TRIP chu or Samaritan humtugs. See Dr. D ip the highest authority Yate rooms are opposite Gdd Fellows’ Hait mi im* THAN CUBS. & TIVES, on Bu- ARB His pri- OOP SKI styles of and 7th’ sts. sizes ta. ork. OHN D. OLABE, BELLOB AT LA . 526 12th street west. TTORNBY AND WAND NOTARY Pus T COVERS to &t the latest and alt Boop Ghirts, at 49 Lonist jana s my3 tf it oth “ars on Brondwe /__ 8p 26 la ug: BY P Lt ly N ss bi thi D ap 17-tf ment of orench, ana EB WHITE DRILLINGD fo: ta t bestowed pon bi ° @ Spring and Summer ON} associate, ap 6-tf OLOTHING, 0, MEN’S SUITS at $8, MEN’S SUITS at $10, MEX’S, BUITS at $12, MEN’S BUITS at G14, MENS SUITS at $16, MEN'S SUITS at 13, MEN'S BUITS at $n, MEN'S SUITS at $25, BOYS’ SUITS at $4, BO¥S’ SUITS at 85, BOYS’ SUITS at §3, BOYS’ SUITS at $10, AT THE Croreigge. At SMITH’S. At 8MITH’S At SMITH’S, At SMITH’S. At SMITHS, At sMITH’S. At SMITE’S, At SMITHS. At SMITHS, “At SMITHS. at SMITH’S, At SMITH'S. GREAT:‘CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE, 460 BEVENTH STEEBT, er places, 1 LOBANO, MEBOSANT TAILO + of 9th }, demtres i anring pestscceona rea nvites and ‘ and D. streets, ‘8 store and inspect hisnew (Successor to H, F. L MERCHANT TAILOR, Opporite Post Office. ‘an rtie Spring and Sum- mer, which he offers to his friends and the public ices. Also. stock of Gests’ Furnishing Goods. jarments are of the most t. net to be ee. Give us chasing at e! 8 splendid His styles of fasbicdsd! les 8 call before oa ap I6-: corner h B, to re. nds to visit and choice se- lection of goods, which :he has jnst purchased for Trade. r ,continaes to give his constant general establishment. Th charges is our motto. apé-3m" F J. HEIBERGEE, B. HaR- a ft mt. Bho beet OTDON & Oo.,)’ h Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) No. 362 Penn. avenue. ashington. J rove ‘0! ’ UF they willbe wold fo LA D; sere ot 1, ALEXANDAB, He jarges, aud take them aw: 240 Penn, ave. L°% ane Wational Theate there and Willard’s, last 6 LET. marked “™. A .2? ‘Phe And leaving the mame. at . F: to r Hi be 1beraily illard’s Hotel. | Resolved, within the Resolved. Modder co! & 6 Haase Ma make this our proclamation a] ge will ow ‘Dist ict of Col » That we will Ket rates, and will sell them Messi MCRL Rerecleette NTS at Bend 10 ots. lored PRINT: 16, \. OME CORSETS st sate af many other Goods too numerous to areat miSfade at, Feotod Bua, pairest, in the city of ge eam tie ietrhot Ra ak GEORGETOWN “ADVER’MTS. via ashe dis tel eb 2 ee a FFICIAL—A PROOLAMATION, Whereas at the present high prices of all kinds of goods,and treme low ia = bors we, the undersigned, hava voont tan: fs ae to 11 any merchaate Ew bie - uy at the lowest mar- lowest caah ‘wide. s0cents, 14, 16, d wide, i cts. MUSLL . . iS i0 ote, of Columbia, thisisth &, the Ist imatant, “i T! shar ne iad sig Led deans, ‘au JOSEPH. 80n. UTION OF OOPABTRBRSHIP. aS RA DOLIF ER cane Seca eau AY’ unter 09%,, having n ana None but the Give m C Mrs. N. MAGELDER AMES T. WALEBR, ‘MEBR’S MEROKE AND TAILOB, colying, saeiions to 4 now besutifal oods, a) i2 sock OLN AND TOUTH’S WEAR, which must be seen to be appreciated. tt skill tuber: ate are omployed, and perfect sat‘siaction guaranteed, both with rd t SIYLE, MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP Always on hand a complete assortment of FURNISHING call before purchasin; biack.and tan TBRB! ‘ - a tod. co pains fow rd, Proves prop- ase Seventh Btreet, rt t¢ erty, pay chai nd take ber away. ne Heay SMUT 38d rh ot, Begs venison shri aia and the SRO eet | General pnbitc that heisaimost aatiy wee 1 y G@oops. 5-tf BOARDING, reasonable terms vB Oe ee ew he ihe EERE ey OUNTBY BOABD OAR BE OBTAINED ON eppiying in person to jadensburg. Fira IT—T wo well tarnished rele ply 303 it floor, with or wit at., det. 9th and 1 or they wil! ay expenses. OABDIN' ONT PARLOB te rent with >*7 G0. WALKER, Benak 40 yer month. Apel 35-86 Washington street, near Cangly, 380 B street th at. m 15: m ib-5t" ____Georgetown, D. 0,_ OABDING.—A gentiomhan and his wife, or two [ OS?T—Ip or Leer, Georgetown, all silver- single jlemea, Can obteima pleasant fi As mounted PISTOL, beating 0 ie F oom it BOARD 1h « private family trom the : r. 5 . een finder will beliberally rewar: y leaving it at and: 2th. pine ide: ecules ba h 96 BS, on AEP, BP wi nasiwd M cuban 475, SORBERES MO) HF PAWNBROKERS on sult te, Gold and Bil fe Saas rere us IBM OF aa 3 ney near ia avenue. Si kinds of rohendine. to ane emonnt and for any desired, at re Besztan PEBBLE Oars seas Interest on large sams reat! ‘reduced. grote atecei te santos sold at private sale, SPECTACLES. posient. “ ue | iG bare Cleaas ody eal eur y