Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1867, Page 1

| sion of two days, not more than five days prior | to each election, of which notice isto be given by public advertisement. The ensuing el c- MON WHPROT DE held THT the Sada Of Pune next, thercfore the time prescribed by. ew Fa ergo the errors ot the lists gXg bot THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY) (SUNDAY EXCEPTED) AT. THE STAR BULLDING 50.000 ccf. o> Southwest corner Fogo venus and Lith street, W. D. WALLAOE: , 2 The STAR 1s ser vod bythe ‘cartiets to their ‘B@nscribers in the City and District at Tam Oxnrs PER WEEK. Copies at the counter, with ‘or without wrappers,'Two CxznTs efich. ) § PRicz POR Maitina>—Three months, One Doliar and Fifty:Cents; six months, Three Dol-| Jars; One® year, Five Dollars. No papers are sen; from the ofite longer than paid for, The WEEKLY STA R—published on Friday Morming—One Dollar and @ Half a Year. £2 ERAN AC eee eee eS + et arrive ere not permitted to presame ad iauthor abuse of ibew powers on ee adges. Certainly no mandamus a. joWed in anticipation ofsuch conduet o ir part. Jugicially, we have ao keowledge that any persons qualified 2s voters have been omitted from the lists exceptthe present te- lator and thregothers who have: made similar applications, The two Gays wall be ample ‘Opportunity to these persons to-apply an have their names registered If they be duly yali fled as voters. 1t ig said, however, that there is a very large namber of other persons in the same situation whose cases have not been presegied to the court, 8nd thatthe two days may not prove enfiicient for the correc- tion of the list. If thatshov!d turn out to be SS 5 per ee Bis naaddlch tee HDL siibia 4 the case, it will ben miaiowane teamiemirno AN SPE as ost ; NEW: , Bis name 'tipon the registry bacanse he had | desire {o have their names on (he lists, and it B KERS, SPECIAL NOTICES. TELEGRAMS. me LOCAL N 8. ‘ Fotice thet the Foard atte session in the | may he unfortunate for the public fiatens: - Emarspn. Etheridge, the Onuservative: oan: Seem ee \ | Third Ward, of which he was a resident, aud | But tbat isan evil which may never bappen, JAY COoKE« co., LAW OB HUMANITY Gidate for Governor of Tennessee, spoke at | THE RE-QOPENING OF THE REGISTRY. | omittea voluntarily togo before taem; that for | aud ifvit chonid, the fanit oF the law, or the BANKERS IN RELATION To sQCtAL EVInS. » Memphis, yerterday morning. About 10,000 ——— “ateause he was not eptitied to be ragistered | neglect of the sufferers in refusing to avail AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical pret were present, including many ladies, | The Opinien of the rors and Abuses incident to Youth and Barly je was very bitfer agamst Brownlew, and t lor Mandamus on Judg Elec- pacha mle i Sane view, of Pte sy was followed by General W. B. Si 8, who —All Voters to be Registered. i Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOURHTON: Howard | seine ear ceretat Bee icons Patty | ‘This morning, in ,the Supreme Court of the Association, Philadelphia, Pa. my 18-3, pair and Sheridan were Radicals, and | District, (Judges Olin, Fisher and Wylie,)the 4 emthe Applica» Bs @ legal voter. of the, District... thimk the | themselves of their opportanity, cannot be oard erred that respeet. The law com- | cured by mandamus st this time. manded them to make istry of the legal itis further represented that these Jadges voters of vhe Djettict. The performance of | May refuse to register the names of persons wir duty did notat all depend wpon tne tact | qualified to vote who had wiitallv or pure hetber a légal voter asked to be registered or | posely neglected to haye their names regis-» . Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, Poy owt sell at current market rates, and keep “tonetan tly on Hand a full enpyly of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, e s simi t Teason \ » aN tered when the first opportunir ds alforded S5VEN-THIRT&IES, AND COMPOUND HARE Seino NEWER. aN reed weer e pres sbeebs cutbiot tahoe Die Bee oe aK hag Supbpecirniid sere iocht ott, ir dee at them in their several eestor Seat INTEREST NOTES. Is the only Infallitle Hair Preparation for The South American news is important. { Boyd, on petition for mandamus om Bowen and ee 43 pag hie coe ly ed obi ny Md de id BL re ape Bidets S ard euen pales Ordess for STOCKS, BON D&/&e., executed, and | *S7ORIN! CUNT Nariae iis anowrn, “°'°® | President Lopez, of Paraguay, has accepted | others, Judges of the Election, te compel the wor pele a ica al a teh ig Peete ae id oe ROE eto ee Collections made on all accessible points, Tt is the cheapest Preparation ever offered to th, | the mediation offered by the United States | wo Tegister their names’ Ws qualified voters. t In thie case, although the Board refused for | ‘he provisions of the Jaw cannot be mistaken public. as one bottle will last longer and accomplish | Government through its Minister, Mr. Wash- | having been announced that the decieioa more than three bottles of any other preparation burn, ‘and would immediately send an envoy | wonld.be made this morning, there was quite tee ignota Dye; it,will not_stain the | \0 Waspington. The allies, on the other hand, | a large number of persons present, includii IT WILL KEEP TRE BAIR FROM FALLING OUT had not accepted the offer, and it was doabt- | many personally interested: and= many mem. se 1at the cause mentioned to place Langléy’s name | by any uubiased or well-disposed mind. If Pg ee en ee Sere EXCHANGE OFFICE OF WILLIAM HUR- BEY & Co. wpon the registry of voters at the time of his | the party applying at that time be otherwige application, it is no® in my opinion, to be pre. | qualified. the judges will have no right to say sumed that tbe Board-wili ultimately, on the } be:hail not have his name registered because Weare selling Bills ‘of Exchange on England, Tt cleanses the Scalp, and makes the Hair SOFT | fal whether they would do #o. There has | bers of the bar. - two days previded by statute tor listening to | of bis previous refpsal, His having declared ireland and Scotland, for one pound sterling and LUSTROUS AND SILKEN. been no further fighting between ‘the contend- Judge Olin delivered the opinion of ti 1h ieation,if he should find his name | formerly that he would not have his name ren “ Our Treatise on the Hair sent frée by mail, ing parties. Court. After meptioning the facts as set forth | omi from the list, refuse to examine inco pine upon the list is not a forfeiture of his Upwards, at our office, 408 Pennsylvania avenue, x a ee een } in the State Constitutional Convention of | in ¢ Rade. WS ne aeawaley: and Ane an} gBaootians ee ee Etec -pppnerredin, | teil soorcdsare: a ar eee 29-1 . Ni VN. Hy pedi éraky. th ites . | ewer thereto, inion proceeds as fellows: name on the re; q ey im duiy v are prescri y the law, and the aap tesa WM HURLEY, & C0. || mor cate by all druggists, ap l8-eo2m | Maryland, yesterday, the committee, san free These are believed £0 be all the materialtacte qualified. For that reason I'think the rale to | disquslificationsarealso plainly deciarnd, and First National Bank of Washington. | *~’ ee ee ee tor ee teat | in the case.of Langley against the Judges of | show cause, why & writ ef mandamus shall | thejudges have no right at chic Pleasure, or a KNOW THY DESTINY. A Tovides, among other things, fer the admis- | {> ie Thor EE. F. oO ON , E nh |B rn Election. The question aed by the petitio: at eae Clair for nad Pee | £408 Of negro testimony in the courte of the | sid anewer of the defendants is mainly, has astonished the scientific classes of the Qi | State, The bill was made a special order for | «what is the proper construction of the ast of World, has now locwted herself at Hudson, + ¥. | Wednesday next. Congress creating these Judges of Election, Ugstand stekpes Weepablelarte impart ke The Executive Committeeot Canada closed | and commanding them to make a registry of ape ; J i tere oO! jot?” et ortance to the single | its sittings this week for the present, The @ legal vor gigi nex: While in a's Peet foo. ane des cbanges in the departments will involve the | Some intimations were madeon the argu- not issue in his case must be denied. fer any reasons whatever, hewever satisfac- There are one or two other cases involving | tory it may eeem to them, to add to or detract questions somewhat distinet from the applica- one jot or tittle from this law. tion of Langley that may be properly con- Should any qualified voter be refused the sidered in this connection. right to have bis name placed upon the list ef in the case of Boyd, who, it would seem, | voters on eiiber of the two daye,on any su made an application to be registered while the | grounds as this, it will then be time enoug! H."D COOKE, (of Jay, Cooke & Co.,) President. WMS. HUNTINGTON, Gashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY “ ; Ger * e person ¥ e to “ ment ef this case that the Judges of Election | Judges of Election were sitting for that pur- | for him to apply for a mandamus; or if he Pea SnIAL, Aone otk ha SAE A T en eager Donets iil te ae thee eee having published @ notice in the newspapers | pose in the ward in which he resided, and | should not chose to seek redress in that way, Sead AGENT OF THE UNITED . | power, known as the Paychomotrope, guarantees to | 2heit Places probably will be more than anp- | OPTAtK Te tea Nrould ait on oettaiaaaye | calmed to be entitled to vote, objection was | or the time be too short to furnish the oppor. STATES, produce a life-like picture of the future husband or Une previniee Mentioned in such noti make a registra- | raised to his being enrolied on the ground of | tunity, or the court be not in session, he may wife of the applicant, together with date of mar- ' i Tag “poriiion tn lite. Tending traits of character, | There was asplit in the Republican Con- | City, und iatatter having sehn orn ceri Hily cain BNO pumbus. as thousands of testimo’ | vention to nominate a member of Congress for and the petitioner Having notice of, such | te, or written gharautee, that the | the Nashville District, Tennessee. The con | sion, and without any valid excuse for not b ‘By i i vention nominated John Trimble, a native | appearing before said Board, absetited him- Union man. The seceders nominated John | self, that be is not entitled to be registered ag Lawrence. of the Freedmeh’s Bureat, who | one of the legal voters of this city, although he, nation | Subsequently declined’ the nominatien. aiterwarde, came before said Hoard nea st Vy con Eighty-five midsbipmen will be graduated ng J te er ie ET, | at the Zasuing examination of the Naval’! Ward of the city sand applied to be registered ¥. Academy. Fifty or sixty of them will be | %& voter of ssidcity. a I lute placed on the steamship Minnerota, and sent | _ 4” oath was tende: pani se Y oer teem TREE iS TER : on @ six monthe’ cruise for the purpose ot | ‘be papers, not as to hie qualifications as a FREE TO EVERYBODY. being instructed practically in their duties voter, butas to whether he had voluntarily A Large 6 pp. Cirenlar, giving informvti € Pp 3 abstained from appearing before the Board greatest importance to the young of ‘both An order was issued by General Sheridan when public Moree was given and brought is It teaches how the homely sa become peant yesterday pomipg prohibiting ihe carting home to his own personal knowledge; that the ne despised respected, and the forsaken loved. 2 ry eon exce; ag 5 No young ladyor gentleman should fail to send Srariend (GEAGl ao. Ik ane, ¢ acharae Or tho Board of Registration was sitting in his own fhetf Astron, and receive a copy, post-paid, by re- duty. Offenders will be subject to trial and ward to listen to applications of citizens who . ite th. bis having been convicted of an infamous of- | have another remedy in an action for dam: le 15th sireot}-opposite the Treasury Department. fense, and therefore not entitled to vote under | In Ashby and Whiie, 2d. Raymond, B. 958, of Congress referred to. Chief Justice Holt said :—« all people It is sworn to in Boyd's petition that he was | come in and vote fairl, ; it is to support one convicted of aiding certain slaves toeseape | or theother party, to deny any man’s vote. from this District, which, by the then existing | By my consent, if such an action comes to law, was made a penal offence, punishable by | be tried before me, I will direct the jury to tmprisonment in the penitentiary, and that in | make bim pay well for it.” In making this parsuance of such conviction he was sen- | quotation I beg to disavow any intention te enced in two cases for the respective terms of | adopt the threat which it contains, as appli- seven years each. It further sypeare that he | cable to these respondents, bat I have a: it resented to the Judges of Election at the | for the purpoee of intimating to them the ime of his application a aro wecPevia granted | serious responsibilities they are under in the the President of the United States, for the | performance of the duties of their office. offence of which he was convicted. Lentertain not a particle of doubt that they ‘With these facts before us, the question to | Dave heretofore aimed honestly to dischar, be considered in his case is, whether the par- | all the obligations imposed upon them by the don granted by the President restores Boyd Jaw, and that they will continue to doso to to all his rights as a citizen of the District. It | the end,and upon the two days appointed nials cap assert. Government Securities with Treasurer United States B7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS a We buy anid’sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE andmake Collections om dl THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers onthe. MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACOOUNTS'OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, V. P.O. Box ap3-D&Weoly " - . might claim to be entitled to be registered as | would seem from the decision in the case of by Jaw for the correction of tne lists of voters and to any other business entrusted to us. Address P. 0, Drawer, 21, punishment by a military, commission. Tegal voters; thaton admitting Dadar the oath | x parte Garland, recently made in the Su- | in the several wards every duly qualified FULL INFORMATION in regard to @OVE RN- ap 3-D&Weoly Troy. New York. A Heetipg, at New prlcans Sboredag, Light, | so administered that he was aware ot the ses- preme: Court of the United States, that upon | voter who shall apply to have his name reg- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfally furnished. —— was Sddresséd by Senator. ilson.. Every- | sion ot the Board for the Purpose of making a is question there is scarcely room for argu- | istered shall have his request complied with, paestebidigaie: 2%. mr Bape ata 8 thing was quiet and orderly, though the mili- | registry of the ward wherein he resided | ment. and that they will not undertake to inqnire WM. S. HUNTINGTON, ‘Cathier. éSestanlins - | ‘ary were wader arms in readiness to quell | the Board refused to further consider his The Judges of Election have taken the pre- | whathe may have formerly said about his “Washington, March 20, 1855. 2. mai-tt | edy ever discovered, Curesintwo to four days, any disturbance. application, aad declined to place his name | cise letter of the statue, which says: that no | intentions in that respect. Its not their co recent cases in twenty-four hours. No mineral, no A telegram from Staunton announces the | upon the list of voters. Onthe refaeal of the Person convicted of any infamous crime, or | cern what he may have said, but only to in- = balsam, ne mercury. (uly ten pills to be taken. It | election by the Episcopal Convention of the | Board thus to place hie name upon the list of | Offense, shall be permitted to vote. Theyhave | quire whether he prossesses the qualifications DENTISTRY. is the soldier's hope, and a friend to, those w Rev. Francis M. Whittle, of Louisville, Ken-,| voters, application is made to this Court fora | regarded thie conviction which consigned | prescribed by the act of Congress, 7 ee ge ote expose: Male packages, tucky, as assistant bishop of Virginia. writ of mandamus to compel the Hoard to | ‘Moya to pridon forseven years, sud dociarsd | | These Principles are with immaterial varis- Rk. Cc. P. HUNT ae ee eR cS: A ‘ i x lace Dim upon the registry of voters. the act felony, to an infamous offense. ions applicable all the other applications D y PLE ee oe mek Pee Bes ey heer echnelARGIBAonine: waeniaes Piphese facts Taise the question of the true | Whether this offense comes withia the mean- | for mandamus now before us, none of which He: Washington DaGe Te... ARS Sores. Spots, Letters. dc. Price $1.25 per hot- | case, elmflar to that of Provencheur, will be | Meaning ana consiruction of the act of Con- | ing of the term ‘infamous offense,” as kaown | ean be granted. AxDREW WYLIE. eis goons US. _ on 20 ini Se || te, Bol bye Cc Ror, Sccadyertin ent es tried on the 25th instant, gress, relating to the qualification of voters in | to the common taw, it is unnecessary here to Judge Fisher stated that he concurred ia al? DENTAL ASSOOTATION, - D Rt. LEW f 0. 260 PENN’A AVE, The Commercial Bank of New Orleans has | ‘8 District, and the powers and duties.of the Between 12th and 13th strects, AND THE i“ Judges of Election appointed by this Court An E-say for Young | Suspended. Jaco’ ee apr pledges teal estate | in pursuance of the act of February sth, 1867. nde, and the Physiologi- | With an annual rental of $15,000 to cover the 'y an actof Congress passed January sth, cal Errors. Abuses, and Diseases which create im- | liabilities of the bank. 1867, it was provided “that each and every pediments to Marriage. with sure means of Relief. A dispatch from Montreal says apartments | maie person except paupers and persons on- tin sealed letter envelopes. free of charge. Ad- | naye been resetved at the St. Lawrence'Hotel | der guardianship of the age of 21 years and tae a Des FR EAs Hot GHTON, H zene A* | for Jeff. Davie and family. They are ex- tpwards, who has not been convicted of any inquire, tor 1 think when a fall and iree par- | the views ex ed by Justice Olin, except don was granted to Boyd that he stood in pre- | with regard to the character of the crime of cisely the same relations of citizenship as | which Dr. Boyd had been convicted, and the though nosuch offense had been committed, | effect of a pardon upon one con vieted of what and no conviction had been had, The mean- | was acknowledged to be an infamous offence ing of the statute, in my judgment, is that no | as far as constituting bim a legal voter ot this person who bas been convicted ofan infa- | District was concerned. He did not look apon mous offense; from the pains and penalties ot | any offence as infamous that was not malum &7- MARRIAGE AND CELIBAC Happiness of Trae manhoo : Men on the Crime of Solitud ‘Teeth extracted without pain by administering Nitrous Oxyde or Laughi Gas. Dr. LEWIE has recently pure’ ed the Dest! Seis Apparatus in the country for ing pure gas every day; also. an improved Val- ii i i r Inhaler. The Association is now pre pected there to-day. infamous crime or offense, and excepting per- | which offense he has not been relieved byafall | in se—a crime regarded as infamous by the tomake Teeth on Gold, Silver aud Robber at New The stabies of Abraham Warwick, near | sons who may have voluntarily given aid Segue? is entitled to vote; and that his name, | enlightened reason of humanity. oe re Pom fork fossa verge pet WOOD AND COAL. Richmond, were burned,:with thirty muies, | and comfort to the rebels in the late rebellion, if application be made, should be placed upon Had Dr. Boyd been convicted of such a Sorin the above-named cites All Wak dee Thursday night. and who has resided in the said District for | the registry. ‘ crime, he did not believe that the pardon ot the the neatest and best manner. aud watranted to YOAL! COAL?! SacagESeeeeeeeeeeee the period of one year and three months in the The case of Turton is substantially like that | President would even then haye the effect to e satisiaction. Persons will do well to call and C area seh Sato FROM EUROPE. wardor election precinct in which he shall | of Langley, with this exception, that it is al- | render him a legal voter in this District. He juine our work. 24-tf Best WHITE ASH at $8, by tlie ton. “All sizés, QUEEN’s HoTEL, LONDON, May 15.-A nu- offer to vote next Preceding. any election | leged thatthe Judgesof Election, or one of | was aware that a pardon had the effect to SET tosnit customers. merously atiended and very impoui hie tia therein, shall be entitled to the elective fran- | them, tendered to him an oath which he re- | relieve a party who bad been conyicied by EETH “M. Loomts. wp land Split OAK WOOD, #10 per cord. of the reformers of England bel held a0 Se chise, aod shall be deemed an elector, and en- |. fused to take, and that in consequence of such | judgment of court in a criminal case of the wks Inventor and Patentce of the MINERAL Peery 4 ey Seats ae Sie James? Hall, m this city, to-day. The assem. | ttle to vote in any election im said District | Tefusal they declined to register nis name as | penalty that should be imposed by the law LATE TEET Hattends personally at pe lis Office iu this city. M biage was called with the view of supporting | Without any distinction of color or race.” a voter. It is notset out ip the return, as it governing the case, but this act was not a sold by me always weigh: JOW, ’ By an act of Vongress, approved Febrnary | onght to be, what oath was administered, or | criminal statute. The right to say whether Wear these teeth who can fe 28-1y Corner sth aud G streeis, ad lodnape Gysmmers ead ewe tb. 1807. it was amoug ‘otter things enacted | was proposed to be administered to him, anybody or nebody should yote in this Dis- * dno person can wear = - - oat present weré ‘inelined’ to accept what peas “that there shall be five Judges of Election | wbich he declined to take. Under the Provis- | trict was solely vested in the National Legis- reel ipor ier mle C OAL! COALLY known as the Cabinet ‘concessions” on these | Within and for the City of Washington, * * | ions of the Joint Resolution before referred to, | lature. With any style aud pri * * who shall hold their offices for two . itis provided that it shall be Jawfnl tor the said The statute reterred to was to be viewed in Ybut to those whe #re particu’ AT GREATLY. REDUCED PRICES. points. Mr. Jonn Bright auended. and de- Judges of Election to. administer oaths in all | the same light as were the constitutions of the s tons of 2,240 Ibs., delivered in any part of | Uvered ab address to the assemblage, He,| Years, and until their successors shall be ap- est. cleanest, Strongest most perfect denture argued very forcibl st the Di i peinted and qualified, and whose duty itshall | cases relating to the duties assigned them by | different States. Most of the State constite- that art vai) procure, the MI ERAL TEETH wil Sh extant White Aah. 871" aan tte amendmentey an eee be prior to each eueedtas to prepare @ list of | la Nom the @ation astienad thet by, Jaw iene if Indep not ail, prescribes; the qualifi- r ; S48 See cts th Stove. Ege and Funiace White Asi, $3.00, justice to the will ofthe people, as expresed!| We De wna auelified ito vole in the several | wes a aren gistry of the legal ons of vorrs- 23 etna aves Red Ash. @325. St this and other meetings, the liberal members | “8!4S Of said cities at any election, and | voters of the District, which they were to do For the reasons he had stated he thought the Wth sts.) Alkoy 907 Arch street Lehigh. $9. of the House of Commons should Teject the | Std Judges shall be in open session in | with diligence. faithfulness and care, exercis- | name of Dr. Boyd should be placed upon the O«k and ¢ Wood eonstanitlyon hand. measure altogether by voting against it uns the City of Washington ‘to receive | ingtheir bestjudgmertas to who were.and who Tegistry of voters of the District. Orders received+at our -Offloe; or at the Whart, | Measure al the third Tending, Sad thicacni. | evidence of the qualifications of persons | were hotquslified voters, On steb int being ——__—— TROG CEOS y COME AIG a peeae a ed tbe Uabmet to remit the questionof reform | cl#iming the right to vote at any election | completed it was tobe published and posted | FOURTH Wanp Rercalicay Civn,—Pur- ja25-tf 165, oth wtaeae betwean Bana tine People at Targold tie hewn reform | therein, and for correcting said lists om two | in one or more public places. They were then | $uant 'o adjournment, the Fourth Ward Re- ee m4 Loxpox, May 17—Evening.—Orders nave | 4Y%, notexceeding five days, prior 16 each | tO sit for at least two d: for the purpose of | publican Club met last night at Rev. Dr. Bout- F correcting g the list. They | din’s Churcb, to nominate candidates for the might unquestionably administer an oath t | Councils and Assessor. General Joseph Ger- any applicant whose name bad been omitted | hardt presided, and Mr. Gahgewer (white) from the list, and who claimed to be placed | Ws secretary. At this meeting the vovers of thereon, or to any person whose name had | the ward were juvited to participate. The = 2 e . 4 .blec for the choice of city officers, giving >ARIS SRIONS 0. , | been isswed fn Council forthe prevention or | @!¢cHion + ? RS Asa AR OPE HAM restriction of the ravages ot rindorpest, which | Prior notiee of the time and place of each ses- has again mede its appearance and prevails | 5/9 1n Some newspaper. 2 in some of the counties of England. Under the joint resolution of Congress, BERLIN, May 16—Eyening.—The Vorth Ger- | Passed March 30, 1567, ‘among other things rt E. ALLIOT,. FRENCH HAIR-DRESSER. F 324 E street. between 13th and Lith ets whet Gerpete ti - s. | Was provided « Thatit should ‘be lawful for | been’ put upon the list, and ascertain from | meeting opened with prayer by Rey. Mr. 5 Ebi a x lio’ oh Elba sai rt “pe N thie Gazette. the organ of Prime Minister Bis- . Des, col B. BURNSTINE pe a an it Bt a Faals, «Hale Drassorn or ae marc, says the final execution of the treaty | Py of the said Judges ot Election fo admia- | them under oath, whether they were pos- | Jones, colored t . ister oaths in all cases relating to the duties established fur the ln-t | Si@ped at London and,the evacuation of tne | 4 % : ton aud Newport. enjosing | fortress of Luxemburg by Prussia, will te ee eee by. law, and 805 pereon ‘wil. diplomatiqne, aud of the | difficult withm the month prescribed by the | {all¥ guilty of perjury should, on conviction honur to announce that | London Conference, and that Prussia wili thereof, be subject to imprisonment for a term the latest fashi t | need more time. onnot ese than cowagh more than five years.” i z BE 7 To cans ave now quoted the substance of all the that belongs to the des wit: | was Pelsin uecaen ae or Americans | various acts of Congress in relation. to this = ee memnere ofthe late Governor Wright. Over subject. It would seem to bea question of paz AND NEW YORK MILLINERY. a hundred persons’ were present. Mr. Fay | /ittl¢ doubt or embarrassment as to what were wat presided. Governor Curtin, of Penns Ivania, the duties of these Judges of Election, er Mrs. A; G. GASTON hus just returned from New | delivered an eulogy, and 6 series 0 appro- | Tther judges of the qualification of voters in York with a large and eiegant assortment of iate i this District. 1t will be seen by the language ar Re t - priate resolutions were passed. * he ch. English a Lonpox, May 17—Despatches have been of the third section of the act of February 5, Bonne mrt ats wlies and ¢ e' received from Arbeas which state that two | £67: that the Sapreme Court of this District i Y sap guinary battles b Sessed of the requisite qualifications. They On motion of Mr. Needham, ( white,) a eom- might in my jndgment go further. They | Mittre of nine was appointed by the Chair to might hear preofs in contradiction of the affi- | Dominate candidates to the meeting. Major davite of the applicant to be put upon tne list, | Morse (white), Mr. Hickman; P. Briscoe (col- or to beremoved, or whom it was proposea | cred), J. Castello, J. H. Crossman (white), to erase irom the list, and if on such occasion | B. Brown. Jos. Fry (colored), Mr. Lewis, J- the applicant for recistry retused to answer | H. Brown (white) were appointed on the com~ all the questions which necessarily involved | mittee. bis qualifications as a yoter, the Board Mr. J. H. Brown offered a resolution de- might very properly reject that application. | Claring that itis net only just and right, but 1f hein his affidavit swore that he possessed pid etiede to nominate a colored man as a can- all the qualifications required by the act ot | didate for the Common Gouncll in this ward, Congress to constitute him a legal yoter, the | Which was rejected. count eight vearsin Wa the highesi society. He has th e this season importe hair-dreasng. and also poms D PIRM OF “eo. OK ERS REET WEST, nye Rig ul Kinds of r zi Me A 5 for any Interest on large sump greatly reduced Business strictly confidential, . Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale. fe2i-ly = LAINES To READ — legantly E NIGHT GOWN and CHIMESE Board might hear contradictory testitnony on Major Townsend explained that he voted YORES, more 1 any ever oifered ad taken place recently | W838 *mpowered to appoint five Judges of | thatsubject, and if thereshould be insach case | @gsinst the resolution not because he was of the ne plagoutl m3 ey east. mere in Gandiacia bath ie aes chthe dutkide eoee, Election for the city o ‘Washington, who, it | evidence both for and against the party as to beg to eect of a colored candi- ee “Sagher ty f PRC Es. Being. he Ribbons, silks, Crapes, Mander, (mer Pasha, was badly beaten. His | '¢ declared, shall hold their offices for two | bis qualifications as s voter, the Judges of | date for any office, but to the spirit of the reso- kind of ladies’ ction are the only tribunal appointed by lution, to make the nomination of a colored El et ma. law to decide that question. man, without respect to merit or competency, Joss in both engagements are computed at three | Ye8Té, and until their suceessors shall be ap- or hh . ; . mf q a ice, rticular attention given to all orders, * - jointed and qualified, and whose duty it shall Senses ae aa ices ook coat te iene: | Houmesaede Sih gereee, none Panter ieauta hve: again untied he eet EAN Is ob Enrope have Pe eraen iovecabiatecttos: to prepare a list of the} 1t wae argued at much length that the Board | a necessity. ; 4 be best work. issue the most elegant patterns, and | nue mike 13-4n1 : pe = fo, | persons qualified to vote in the several wardsof | Was invested with judicial, or quasi judicial | |The committee retired for consultation, aud STAMP CHEAPER, than. any concern in this or GAD — Tho anderelgncad hefowith auabhncan | ere cesar UO Of rete iothe reek: Gove | erent reac any clehone ann (ier anid Judges | powers in making up this registry; that in | in the meantime the meeting was favored with any other city Bes the, public sthat ‘he hay-eold cutHiem ord z shall be in open session in the city of Wash. | Some way they were to exercise their discre- | brief addresses appropriate to the occasion by Pur. seputasion as thé only Eractical: Stamper | fo. tient sul 7th ateeet, r. ¥.G ‘A Curious Machi ington to receive evidence of the qualifications | tion upon the subject, and their decision was | Mr. P.H. Donegan (white), Rev. Mr. Bailey here insured ladies that no injuric compositions | PWR. I iis himself of this opporti " hep pin ae oe of persons claiming the right to vote in any | timaland conclusive. The use of the word (colored), Captain McLane (white, said to are used. a : nity to thank his friends for the many favor=weht jg Whether mechanical perpetual motion is or | Siebtion therein, and for correcting said lisig | “discretion” has no application whatever in | bave been an intimate triend of “Old John work ae nae of > Stamping. 5 | fer so many years they have been pleased to bestow | 18 ROt among human possibilities has long been on two days, not exceeding five days prior | My judgment. They were assigned a plain | Brewn”), and Mr. Boswell. The speakers all @unte'per width, and gi Collar ani Chffsid, | ypow him: hoping that they will continue to extend ph Mp bre pers Garrats ce s Fealization | to each election for the choice of city officers, | duty: they were to perform that duty ac. | exhorted the Republicans to act’ harmony. * NUE. 439 9th etree the same to morparap es by BS KLOWAN oO! ratum in physics, or causes so giving prior notice of the time and place of | cording to ther best judgment. The ques- | ously. . 2 fe 2-4f opposite Patent Office, D.C.,Aprilisz. | tn, EBS to leave mind ata loss and set argu- | Sach session in some newspaper.” tion ef @ person’s qualification as a yoter | The committee having made its selection of ns | Washington, D. C., April 18; 1857. ment at defiance, is a piece of mechanism Gy eeetion ath of the same act itis vrovided | of this Disttict; where evidence pro and | nominees, Major Morse, as Osairman, raport- Gi 7. tb wise ave | Which belongs to Dr. M. Loomis, of this city. I take pleasure to interm the public that I hav: This machine is about twenty inchee in height, and its majm feature isa vertical wheel, that prior to said election the said judges in s ECRET DISEASES. the respective cities shall post up a list of SAMARITAN’S GIFT: con is submitted to’ the Board, must be | ed:—For Aldermen, long term, Gen’! Joseph determined by ame Beard according to their | Gerhardt; short term, Z. O. Robbins; Vommon | li-Known establishment knc bought th Kloman’s Restaurant. hall be my duty yoters thus prepared in one or more public | best judgment. re is no discretion what- | Council, Dr. Harvey Lindsiy, Major Enoch SEEMS, CMOCALN REMBDY YER USED. | -ep38 Oni os FG ROHR. with wena, the peculiar arrangement of | ‘The plain meaning of these provisions js that of the requisite qualifiestions they are soto | _ Major Morse also read a letter from. J. “Yes, A Postttye Cone, for 7 HISKY! WHISKY !: WHISKY !!! eect gains, as Py rere. a result between hett | duty was imposed upon the Judges of Elec-.| decide and piace his name upon ime registry, | Bowen, Esq., who bad been mentioned as a GONORRHEA, GLEET, STRICTURES, de, ~ A PARE CHANCE. poise Of the wheel nae sauces Bn eccentric | tion of the City ot Washington to prepare'a rei | if from theevidence adduced before thes they | candidate for Alderman, in which he declined Contains no. Mineralvno Balsam; no Mercury, Just racked & teree int orineay wars. | Ponctant motion {84 thus maintaining 9 | of ait persons whom. they believed 40-be qualified | come toa different conclusion they are to re. | 8 nommation. Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effet a Cure. KIES, from, the. best. Weat Virginia diatit roters under the acts of Congre: ‘recited, ject him. “It is their duty to do so; there is no Mr. Crossman declined the nomimation for discret 85 Oe, . 7 y Tt.was produced at an ‘expense of vizhty | aering from honest. motives, eben arti a msbout it So far as they doactin | Assessor. After a short address from Mr. SSS Seemed nocie beret tae P Maleh 2 will of sy vere bt » | thoussnd dollars, and. is theuresult of mamy | Gingence, and to post that Met, thus. pre jadging from evidence adda ‘before them as | Crossman the meeting proceeded to met upon onyutch or bowels of the most delicate. asers will find a great deduction ypare ie by a man 'w deceased. 'm one or more public places in said city, at | to the qualificationa, mentioned in the act of | the report. Cures in trom two to four days, and-retenticases aboye prices. L will algo, offer a GIN. at o -.whateyer statgs ‘philocophers or phys | jeast ten days prior to the election. hat-these: Congress which constitute » voter in this Dis- The nominations of Genera! J Gertiardt ana in ctw nty-foeur Pe aa wear Oe re abe ie r eee ‘on maa % sais om “ol sree ‘he eb seed btplee pmo judges were to hold a session on two ot: trict, theyare independent of our control..| Z.U.Robbins, for Aldermen, were confirmed. of the ersity e > OL Imes! ewhere than at this huge for less that a _ Ads epparate pieces ‘i: ep rane stDucionvend Cleeaistaof €heprovent Gees oar wc ana WE Sprdens Pha Ge Outi | Cee Bo tee apart and examined in irs | ‘Xceeding five days prior tothe election, @iving 0 EXPOS tr ano chance wheter er. 4 ct those who hate despaired of getting ¢ red, or Leemgorgt jam Copa via br Mer- aa eee ee OE ARITAN S OIET ee Sent.by mail They &remot, however, permitted to refuse to Open calling the name ot De pace Linds- register a vo! : an: jh capricious grote: ly, . McCoy asked when “ ings had. oe that he nds not applied to the Board * announced Dimnself ‘Republi owas & registration at any tame within five days pre- | very respectable gentleman, and Mr. McOoy ceding the day of election. ac ¢ had kpown him for 30 years, bat only asa. 1 conclude, therefore, that the rules in thece | colonizationist. dy 1 . 1K lice of the time and’placeef.sach session in: ceived besides a large lotof Importéd SHER- | every, minutia,cand when Teadjysted it as. | 2° Es Hixeat, oni Sure De. bs ool in bac eran suiaesits wonted motion without. xternal as- to Tecetve eriticnte OF ie. cohen ney, ‘gl kro Gadi, SHERRY aly Q shy ok Gets MN Cn ig Persone claiming the right to'vote in any elec.: HR. The Cette Sherry eer st S7 The strike of the Paris tailors is ended, | 192. therelp, and for correcting sald lists 80 a plain envelope? cho SH. res " ice—Male packages..§2. Female. $3, New York. F i. Baltimdre houses |, . ade of the voters of ¢! ed ere ses to cause°why a mand: Thies question and remark drew forth remark: Price 9 pac ‘ a Sail ) Bene ae a Ling to gity nlene gecbeds nape Whats ne jmuasiess pret compromiséd-by granting pa ndcpind fists ‘udges of Elec- or inewe again tthe Jndges of Election mould trom Me ‘Crossman in favor of the hotaimation BLOODS, BLOPDY ai TPMT e: Conse Sal na ararmer sn ere ie the strike connate mages. 1p Lon- | tion to ascertain wno:were legal voters of the be discharge sia iA of an undoubted Radical. SCROFULA, ULCERS. SORRE SPOTS, Neen ea intel Ore OTT Te | ol FORA Res. District under thé/prosieions of the actofCon-| ‘It toncruding Judge Olio,expressed the | Mr. Hickman (colored) endorsed Dr. Lindsly SAMARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JCICE 505 & ie ue 505 it has experienced for y and many Of the ral ing who were Sete voters of | the lists, %/ et nation of & man whose position was well de- op deeiered the public. ax a positive SoMrel ) 4» NINTH STREET. yardsara silent fad py Sesto the District, and yet the act is. enti sileny| Judge-Wylie alzo delivered an opinion, fn | fined, and asthere is some doubt expressed let Hr: NS ROOT AS HERD G18 ia FOUR DOORS NORTH OF PD STREET, SFT wo brokers got into a quarrel on Bona | a* to ine means the Judges ‘of Elecuon. shall. Wash, aster quot m)theactsof Janugry.| us drop this name.and take another: BAX pEsae erie and effectalrem ur Bee (Seaton Hall Building.) tole cee eee Wednesdays ancataty Bir “eh meen > ve the “aaadeg & ei ee rede ey ees ve Morse followed expressing the same ca eaches Heat rticl ‘ a woe é 4 race, who = R. queat 3 4 ‘ Ss. . tha Yeheteat poten hae iar eate is thorough, | eRe. vaon | Standing ovehe wicimity, wa'wounded by one | reduced” simply. to this: A’ \Blaia -anty'| nome withia which top severar fats cores | ‘Me Robbine endorsed Dr. Lisidsty as ther- and permanent. Take. then, of this purifying rem: oo e of the balls. ° ie is gel dearig upon these hay oe to, make a | be.completed, except ‘only that shall all oughly Republican. ; edy and be afell, aug, do uot transit it.to your WINDOW SHADES, a7 Many towns4ii/North Carolina are with. | !i8t ail persons they beliéve to be qual- | haveeem’made or ane a least ten. r. Hatton (colored) followed in or of @ en that for which you may repentin after SHADE HOLLANDS, | : out mail-fecthuves ti wonseq.uence ‘Of thé con- pe meriere in De MArhe CF DEO, we ae 3 e IT Ki 5 re eocaae eo a 3 ees Se ae ome ee Te + 3 CANON MATTING. spotter aby tote atin thé steamer spi- | Delleved to be a auatttied voter, whether such a cay aud then published along with | J.D. Letreee sand Major Enoch Totten “were SAMARITANS ROQT AND HERD JUICES TABLE OR OILCLOTH i ‘Paring: Sa Portseee ho stds | Petou made personal application to the Board.| those of all the. other -warde; but this’ wesc. | approves’ re SAMA. TABLE AND FROOR : vester, during ‘her trip from Fort onroe, | Brot. cue on rent dont will remove every vestige of impurities from the c CRS, i ASS to Richmond, en Sata: ‘ast, Mrs, | Of, Dot. They were to discharge this daty | matter w ich the law to the discredion‘of |, motion was made to refer the vacancies systems ac well all the bad eflegte of Meren GILT COBNICKS, x q Mary Dayie, formerly @ Mike Genera Rich) | Mibfallys ‘honestly, -diligeatly, to .| the Judges; Ghd they elosed the list and had it,| back to the committee to be filled. ; In ee aaett ends with which Gna EES ip pe. | OVALOAND SQUARE PICTURE BARNES. a »She died of consumption.” a We costae gi ro Biatrics. 1 as ee ‘be tha danat theese ane si eee ee Je tuanenetn sonee ion males safer the ROOT A¥D SULCES most | PICTURE CORD AND| TASSELS, kc, #0." ‘An ingenions tndividdali at Lee, Mass.;)| not, their dut Ptimpiy tot uire widate ey Dp reued thesamo coutse as to omen Domine Saved to fill the vacancy with the: Happily adapted: int a Fai write Wonteds | A fine assortmentf the sbove Goods im. Store, aie suggested. 05. ee Cy sing one, | to be repimarea AS 6 voter of gatas . ‘tie oiher wards ax the liste were aeveratiy name of Wm. H. bee mich. wee nee to. Dilfty. and from all complaints Incident. to the sex, | and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. pos 45, arch epires' : a rie ir duty to t ‘aud . leted im-theit order.’ : Mr. Smith (colored) said fai inpat by express.» Rrice 81.25 pex hottie. MIDNELL & Wesbeason, | MBE Am one Of he tanks and aiven ; orety ern Bonetti niatea te Brt| qaitle not pretended by te relator ‘nas aoyin'| for ibe cboucr, but pesllvaly declined tke Py v1 ARTTAN 'S wASH - mh s8-Sen 505 mit street | . Sanas Jewett, of Madison. Me.,com: | omi make,» to be hie name entered uponithe Uist Of votersiof his Js, fiveaiey or rh Tis, used in counection with the Ww ee gutted tnicide by Deneibe Dimself thie barn, las adotegt oe es . f bavit sper au e [ as } HOOK et een nine and a o'clock’ 6a % tO a ligt ait disteticns... Price % cents. 8 Tk PR eS ‘) | niorning last. No cause is .nssigubdfor the | of all the voters in imton time ace of Dr. _ bg: for Assessor, firmed. — Mr. J. H. Brown nowinated Benj: ward prierts the completion and publica: Mr. McCoy (colored), tall a Se ears get ee A | we, oes re eareeras in sonst ieeatirars commana wor cent en- Po ea) y SURGE SAY OF THE SAM AR® WHAT THE SURGEONS bie — Ma pat at pee seme Et natisfaction in sta’ th cat hove nard : the mean rps that eer used at with ja lgment, discre! jemand thele<Bieeey andes eo Gf than ¢atondes ‘Satara: formed this duty, Foyced to, grow. ny the sinoothestfuce iifrom act. He was in the 60th-year of h. _ > | public ph an greta bye eck hy wala iy SBVIGM ION RES: Sr Mitieas: tay child. corsa re yh ie.| at teat two fet tae pots pei acting. upon the’ | c¢rving & tefm ih tb ecticut iar: tearing applications of velstew be on Beard ‘and He ine me Bigs ‘aileazul ous man- | is\motéodnean fA dine alia s'| this list thus made, or for: rhe myety i t t ite 3 soetee mde a used by of Paris{and! | takemauietly toe! ing applicatioy Acetertng access: Names | Ay Some uftie: Nashville tii lhders hare Sy theme “i aper bonnet. The it inal | On iy-ousts acdolien « tiie eulcuinted vo keep lareand | the damrigte RGHR Gt ‘Bro dA Gown: hasan Copp NC Hj Spe a “. ais 3 Ti a aseniod eB Seavey ids Fb tageads tyai@ 20 sod earl ges seotcls dein RE . > ir pte ak o ee aa oO steavie BT “tate San} Bi B iSaioreo Rely oo ae bgt Yoon ig ae peer i thd Sibshini} xq al rau ya me 9 leldwas ion ceo 8B U ich 1.18 feviaes aved BRIM D HORROIS ars permite’ inert oe Ce dtae ta Bb-e i i Bosudo. ex 629% soul a} ist ¥ { : . oe os siwsricaeved @¢9 ,2amoqml Ha4, see ey plata fa A bas Gil 303109 } re YE , | See e # ¥ i witiva