Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District ‘W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Preprieter. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDay. MAY 20, 1667. S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGS. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELRE- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. S&7 The following is the oficial showing ot the daily circulation of the papers named be- | §,20’s, Jn.& Jy, 650107 %--Goldassee low, made under the call directed by the re- eent act of Congress: EveEnino STAR, Intelligencer. +7.715 copies per day, ++-3,552 s GOVERNMENT SECUKITIKS, Wasuimeron, May 20, 1967. Jay Cooke & Co. furnishthe following qno- tations of Government securities; Ne 0. 8. @s Coupon, 1881.. . 8. Five Twenties, 1862, . 8. Five Twenties. 1864 ec 8. Seven Thirties, Angust U.S. Seven Thirties, June U.S. Seven Thirties, July WEW YORE FIRET BoA: e111 0.405 ..ccerseoeee ~Mé% 7.30's, Augwet, »105% = 7.30’s, June 106% .30’s, July. 9956 106% <0e , FINANCIAL, Lewis Jobneon & Oo quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: NEw Yor«e. May 20.—tst ‘Board—Oanton»y The returns of advertising by the same city | Co., 42%; Uumberiand Uoal Uo., 29 ; Quick- papers for the quarter ending December 31, 1866, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: Evxsnine STAB, Intelligence: ————_++e-—__. THE CAMPAIGN. The National Union Committee has issued an address to the Republicans and Union mom of the country, calling upon them to imme- diately reorganize (especizlly in the Southern States) for the remaining elections of 1867, preparatory to the coming Presidential con- test. The Committee propose a thorough can- ass of the Southern States, by thé most effi- cient speakers of both races; distribution of eocuments, enforcing the principles, policy, and aims of the Kepublican party; and ‘in every locality where it is possible, meetings for discussion, where, those who. are with us in principle may learn to act with unity and energy.’ Tne addtess is a timely paper, breathing the liberal and enlarged views.and spirit of the party wko foughtouta war for principles, and is, in effect, a plea for the ®outh. Having enfranchised the poor people ofthat portion af our country, we must now educate them; we must insure to them tree speech and @ free press, that shall q‘aalify them for free thonght. The appeal @ the committee shonia be promptly responded to, and the work already commenced in the South proseented with vigor. Lonisiana, from all accounts, is ahead oft the other States. This is attributed to the determined and judicious course of General Shetidan. Virginia is behind the other States | mm organtfzation, but the Union men write that | they have full faith in Gen. Schofield. Senator Wilson is hopeful, and in his letter | recently published, says that the terms pre- seribed by Congress as the basis of recon- struction will be accepted. The Southern States will resume their places in the Union. on the conditions and under’ the provisions of the Jaw of last session. Mr. Wilson thinks that if the yorers of the Southern Siates are properly informed as to the real nature of the assues that have been decided; and of those that still demand settlement, a large majority of them will take ground with the Union Re- publican party; and he urges the importance of sending speakers; documents and newspa- pers among them which will enlighten them on these subjects. All acconnts agree that nOoW, or pever, is the time to work in earnest: ME a ed ae Be THE CENSUS. The director of the Burean’ of Statistics is making preparations to procure thejcersus re- turns of the United States in 1870 through the dnternal Reyenue Bureau. In Novemberand December last the census was taken by the internal revenue officers, which shows the total population ef the thirty seven States to Rave been 34,100,255, and of the States and Territories together, 24,505,582. The popuia- ton of the District of Columbia was 115,867, ‘with a majority of several thousand females. The returns for this District are the same as heretofore given by us, based upon the returns of the revenue officers, and are, we believe, estimated from the number of dwelling-houses, and not taken by actual count. «019,107 9,108 COMPLEXION OF THE \ OTHERS IN VIRGINIA — The report of the Auditor of Public Accounts of Virginia, for the ffscal year ending Septem- ber 30th, 1566, contains astatement of thenum, ber of male whites and biacks who have attained the age of 21 years in that State. It was compiled from the retarns of the Com- missioners of the Revenne, and shows an ag- gregate of 124,792 white men, and 73,004 colored men, Of course a considernbie number of the whites are disfranchised for Participation in the rebellion. The returrs from some of the counties near this Distric:, are as follows: Alexandria, 1,359 whites, 746 colored; Fairfax, 1,509 whites, 323 colorec; Fanquier. 2,266 Whites, 1,006 colored: Loudon, 2,971 whites, 658 colored; Prince William, 1,067 whites, 224 col- ored; and Culpepper, 1,072 whites, and 671 colored. Tne groportion of colored people in zome of the southern counties is much greater. | ASSISTANT SECRETARY CHANDLER.—Hon W.E. Ubandler, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. will tender his’ resignation to Sec- retary McCulloch in June. Mr. Chandler is @ faithful and uable officer, bat is com- pelled to leave bis office on account of il) health. Forseveral months past his health | has been very bad, and his physicians say he | ow must give up his position. It is very prob- able that the Secretary will appoint a tempor- ary assistant. and instead of accepting the | resignation of Mr. Chandler, allow him sey- | -eTal months leave of absence to recruit bis health. W7"1t js announced by Messrs. Ticknor & Fields that they have completed an arrange- ment with Mr. Charles Dickens, which gives ‘Derm his sanction as the enly authorized pub- Sishers of his works in America. They are about to issne two new editions, one called «The Charles Dickens Edition,” imtended to combine legibility, durability, beauty and | Sion in that piace. | Q@PRING BUMP SPRING BUMPED cheapness, and the other » The Iilustrated Li- wrary Edition.” which isthe favorite edition of the author himself. * COLORED SCHOOLS IN RLES COUNTY.— Rev. Joha Kimball, superMAtenden: of colorea schools; has lately visited Charles and St. Mary’s counties, Md., by direction of General Howard, for the purpose of taking the neces- sary steps to establish freedmen’s schoels in those counties. Preliminary srrangements bave been made, and five schools will soon be established in Charles county, PERSONAL.—We regret to see by the Boston Herald of Saturday that Henry R. Tracey, Esq., 80 agreeably remembered in his connec- tion with the Washington newspaporial corps bas met with a serious accident in that city) breaking his left leg through falling from a street car. Tux WHITE Hovsx.—A crowd of visitors were at the Executive Mansion to-day, te see the President,among whom were a large number of ladies. Secretary Seward and Secretary MeCulloch had an interview with the President this forénoon. SECRETARY Browx1NG.—Hon, O. H, Brown. ing, Secretary ef the Interior, is now able to attend Dis office daily, but does not attempt to do any business. He is still very weak, but Tapidly recovering, and will soon be able to attend to the duties of his office. errr Patents 1 SSUED.—For the week end- ing on Tuesday, the 28th instant, 302 patents ‘will be issued from the Patent OMfice. During the past week over 500 applications and $0 ca- ‘yeats were filed. — #7 From J.Sbillington, Odeon Building, we ‘Dave.advance copies of Harper's Magarine and The Nyrsery for June. Also, trom ¥rench & Ricbardson’s, (late Hudson Tay lor’s,) we have Harper's Magazine for Jane. duly a ri Violations Sete Nawal ordered to | Smee or ene on moted to be a first Liea tenant. Silver, 26; Maripors, 7; New York Central Railroad, "97%; Ere ‘Raitway, Gey; Brie preferred, 7i ; udson River itroad. Readiog R. R., 103%; Michigan Central WON; J Rai 109; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana R. R., 67%; 1tmore Central R. R., 115; Oleve- Jand and Pitteburg R. R., 72%; Toledo, —; Rock - Island, 68; Nortawestern. Fe . referred, 59%: Pitsburg, Fort Wayne. and rai, ~~. “Gia old, Pacific Mat}, ——,; See : 2.30 p. m., 137%. AFFAIRS IN M¥Z100—The terms of Surrender, A dispatch torwarded on the 26th April to the Mexican Minister, gives an account of the negotiations between the mperialsis and Liberals in the city of Mexico, Lt says: AyGerman Princess, the wife of one ot Max:- milian’s aids, presented herself at the head- Gaarthte ofGen. Diaz. asking an interview. be proposed the following termia, yiz: ‘he disbanding of the Austrian Relgian Ss, |S guarantee of the lives of its members, and per- mmission for their return to their countries. She also solicited a guarantee for the safety of the life of Maximitian.. With reference ta the first point, the General replied. that he was disposed to entertain such proposais as might be made to him, but, as to the second, that he bad no authority to. pardon Maximilian. On the 24th, Gen. Diaz was abont commencing operations against the city of Mexico, trom his headquarters now at Guadalupe Hidalgo. THE JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS.—Yeeterday afternoon, the Japanese Commissioners ,ac- companied by several members ef their suite, rode out by Tennallytown and Georgetown. In the evening they called upon Secretary. Seward and Secretary Welles, and were re-. ceived by those gentlemen. I leago, R. ' Atlaatic Mail, —. &7 A telegraph from: Staunton, Va., dated yesterday, states that the Division of the Dio- cese of Virginia, has beem postpomed by the Pretestant Episcopal convention now 10 ses- The Rey. O.M. Whittle, of Kentucky,has been elected Assistant Bishop | of the Diogese, INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this source {0-day, were $494,940.11. GENERAL 0. 0. HOWARD WILU 1 liver an address at the Wesley Zion Chur. south D street. between 2d and 3d strests, at7 o'clk p.m., THIS EVENING. * Spoleon am igned a treaty look Low (burg quesvon may. be ea for the Emperor, liam, of Prussia hav: ing to that end, & The motions for new trials tn the cases of McUatiery ani! Maury, the Fenians woo were recently Jouid guiity, have been denied. ‘The city of London has voted £50) towards the speci aot a piarag to George Peabody, the Great philanthropist. |: Pivsht Lonpom, May 20:—Dispafches have been’re- ceived apneunciag.ine arrival of tne Uaited States tron-clad Miantonomah at (tibraltar. Lonpon, May 20-10 A m.-Tbe money mat- ket pas motyet epened for the-transaction ot business. For Opncols there is a somewhat better feeling. U. §.5.20’s and Erie rail vay ehares are considered easier, ‘but not quotably lower than at the close on Saturday evening. Livgrroot, May 20-10 a. w.—The cotton mbrket continucs steady, and prices remain ‘without change. en TS GBD: INTERESTING NEWS FROM MEXICO. Thelate Siege of the City of Mexico—Pre- parations for Capitutatio: NEw York, May 20.—The‘steamer R from Havana, brings the following news Don Jose Raminey, a sdn of Maximilit late Secretaryof State, left the city of Mexid on the 26th of April for Havana.’ He Teports that when be left Geo. Diaz bad ‘bis batteries p'anted fora siege of the capital.: There were nineteen pieces playing on the Perai villo. gate, aud that of San Qasine was; being attacked. The only points of defense. that Marquez had were ates. He bes 4,50imen to defend the capital with. .When,, Marquez arrived atter bis rout acomncil of war was heid, at which the ministry were ,presen: to propose the forms of a surrender. Lscienzo, president of the ministerial council, opposed, on. .the ond rebate Maximillian was. defending uermaro inst a superior force, it was not acting the part of soldiers to surrender the first city of the nation. Itis, however, known that the commanding and other officers were prépsring to capitulite, knowing that suck ‘was the only way to save their own Lives. Liquor Law im Philadelphia. | | PHIL.ADELPEIA,May 20.—Orders were issued to-day by the Mayor for strict enforcement of the liquor Iaw passed recently by-the Loegis- isiature. The Jaw forbids the sellingox liquor, ale, &e., from midnight until sunrise, and also forbids totally the sale on Sundays, ce law gives the police power to enter and make arrests, and provides for the taking of the oath of drunken persons, as to parties who sold them the liquor, on which said sellers are to be punished. igh, y ‘Sutcide. New YorK, May 20.—About noon to-day, in a elub-room in Knox’s building. at the corner of Broadway and Falton strects, an ex-army officer, named Frank B. Fisher, committed suicide by shooting himself through the head. rate ene The Weekly Bank Statement. NEW YORK, May 20.+Dows increased $1,- 145; specie increased £€97,652: circulation increased $36,432: deporits mcreased $1,094,022; legal tenders decreared $4.168,139. Drowned. LODGE, Noo TOrare deere Ronee TS | Bostox, May 20.—A collision took place in thein Lodge room THIS EVENING. at8 o'olock, | thebarhor yesterday between a schooner and to make arrangements to attend the funeral of our | & pleasure yacht, by which the latter sunk, late Brother L. R. Hopxins. By orde: drowning four out of eleve: Tsons on boat It WM. A. YATE ; CITY HIE R 1 nl SoclErY oe {| [iMED time Tacit Ue jee re tae shee The subscriber ie constantiy inreceipt of LEME Bt rats Srorgock. Pre in Darre nm the kilns a iamene 4. pa tiuportant business will | Sich be offersfor sale at satactory 4 _ mses z A Sor J-JOYCE. President. | my co-zawim 77 Water street, Georgy Broan Serer Lal Peypected | (EW, BOORS—The Invincibles, an explanation tomest at Hall. corner of and 9th sta ofthe phenomena Commonly called Spiritnal- on THUR: AFTERNOON. the 234 inst.. at5 jor the purpose of uniting in the ceremo nstituting the Grand R. A. Chapter of the ct of Columbia and installation of the Gran Officers, Punctnal attendance requested. By order of the W. M. WM. H. FRY. Untel. Rep. Chron. & Con.Union.} al communication o} Roof F. AX. A.M. of the vili be held at Masonic Hall. h streets. on THU SPAY AF” cloc! the of constitu- pter of the District of ’ g the Grand Officers. All affiliated members of the fraternity of this and other jurisdictions are fraternally invited to unite with the Grand Lodge on this occasion. By orderof the M.W. Grand Master: my 0-3t NOBLE D. LARNER. Grand Secretary. Untel. Rep., Chron.,and Con. Union.] BOARD OF TEADB—The meeting of the Board of Trade of the District of Oolum- bia will he held at the room MOBPAX EVENING, 20th in ‘m i8- oF THE ISLAND BAPTIST SUNDAY SOHOOL, Will be given at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 71x BTREBT, On TUESDAY SVENING, May 21, 1867, commencing et 8 o'clock, for the BENEFIT OF THEIR CHURCH. Admission, 25 Cents. my 17-3t* BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF THE SOUTH .—At Odd Fellows’ Hall. on Mi , 20, at 8 o'clock, under ti of the ladies of Washington, THB N. 1ONAL Ba erie & beantifai exhi- bition ef DISSOLYING VIEWS from the Old and New Testament, of Foreign Travels, Statu- ary, 2c., combined with a novel Micr. ic Ap- ratus, revealing the wonders of thi nimal ‘orl gogether with Blogwent Poetic Bectta- Hons and fine Vocal and Instrumental Music. Tickets of admissian 26 cents, Ticket o be vrocured fro peretary, 3t of the Board on o'clock. the following committees of ladies, représentin; kh ward o! the elty.-viz: Mrs. 8.'Kelley and Ly Olsmonta tet = . Coombs and Miss A. Joombs, 2d and Miss A. Woltz, fe and L, Woitz, sth Mre A y and 8, e bs oth aoe “act . - Grinder ward; Ts. B. Mortison and M. Horan .7th ward. my {l7-st™ SRETAL®S AND THEANY GARD Me™! AND HEAVY HARDWARE. at pa C, CAMPB 3 ‘avenue. Anvil. ny 20-e03t™ =O. MPBELL’s, 351 Pennsylvania ayenne, m W-eo3t™ Between sth and 7th sts. RPE SC RsTORS, = WATER COOLERS. A large assortment of the best styles at OGDEN'S Housefurnishing Store. my 20-3" 19 7th street, near Pa. ave. L ApS IN WANT OF DRY GOODS Will please give usa call before purchasing else- where, as we are offering great inducements at . W. SELBY & CO.'S, m 20-3t 323 Penp’a ave., near 7th street. STEAWBERRIES, GREEN PEAS AND NEW BERMUDA POTATOES received daily. We ep now. apply, Straw berries for festivals and to ‘alers at ver; Ww rates. ee 7 BROWN & CHAMBERLIN. my 20-Iw* Pa. ave., bet. 10th and Ith streeyg. Ww ASHINGTON IRON WORKS, GRAY AND NOYES, Founders, hinists, and Botler Makers, Corner of Maine avenue and 3d street Manufacturers of Improved Stationary and Port- able Steam Engines of any required power; Saw and. Grist Millis; also, of Architectural Iron Work, Gratings. Railings, Forgings, Jron and Brass Cast- ings of ail descriptions. i Fhe jucreased facilities of our new and extensive establishment, enables us to offer those havin, orders to make in our line @ superior class of wor on the most favorable terms. Agents for Burnham's Improved Jouval Turbine Water Wheel. my 20-3m BOOTS AND SHOES, H. BURNS & CO., (Late Burns & Wilson, Begs ledive to inform their former patrons and the ite generally that they have the finest selection Pile side of Sew ork ombracing’ the latest etyies of LADIES’, GENTLEMEN'S LADIES’. GENTUSSES. AND BOYS’ WEAR. Also, Gan's He’ ‘3, AND SHOES, And a fin tof ne tits JENTS' SPRING OVER GAITERS. The shoes te be had MU rhe old estab lishinent, and Prices (0 sult The at) PENN’A AVENUE. my 20-6tif hear 9th street. NE OW STORE, NEW. PRETTY, AND CHEAP DEY.GOODs, laving fitted'up the store formerly occupied by . Saks, No. $25 7th street, under Avenue House: we have removed our stock to that place, andin- form our friends that we are prepared to offer in- aucementé.to purchase. We haye some GREAT BARGAINS in ‘ 340 340 BLEACHED COTTONS, eiey « “PAWNS, : ) BLACK SILKS, JACKSON YA’ Tth street, under Ayonue Bouse, Fela: Senna ce Weg | rests armies wham te tae 20-3 ism goon. by Mrs. Frances Henry Morford. May-Da Iph Waldo Emerson. Penden jon; illustrated, Brinton on Int Harrison on the Steam Boiler, ANCK TAYLOR, THE IMITATION LINEN COLLAR, oe M Dana { y and ¢ le The latest, and best GENTS’ COLLAR in ude NECK TIES. HANDKERCHIEFS, OVERS, HOSIERY and NOTIONS of every description at WM. P. SHEDD's, 502 Mth st. 502 lith street. mi 20-38" N Families in want of any ki MOURNIN Will find at our Store a very from. We have on hand all of Lupin’s celebrated fabrics , and are selling at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, JOS. I. MAY & CO, 308 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, Taigned Hav p fer conductin: iu the city of Wash: d firm of HENDLE according to the provisions of the act of Congi 1 March 2. 8 167. mes D, Hendley n. of the said f Washington, are artners. and Dayid 1... Morrison and ach paid in and contribs ht thousand three hundred and in cash to the capital al partners ship was formed OURNT G DRESS GOODS DEPOT, 8 GOODS arge stock to s t in blac my 20-2tif TICE —The u ed copartnersh Ss alim and the Ist dity April. 1867, and isto coptiny: date, “SAM BERNAR DL. MORRIS my 20-M it MICHAEL GRE T OF THE INTERIOR. STATES PATENT OFFICE. Wasuinoton. May 10.1537 On the petition of JAMES €. ¢ E. of Midsilp- town. Conn.. praying for the extension of a patent m the 2th day of July, 1852, and rv h day of oul, 1863, for a Button k which takes pla . thie application OMgTEess. is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY. the 29th day of July next, at 12 o‘clock M.; and all persons are notified to appear and show canse,if any they have, why said petition onght not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are requir file in the Patent Office set forth in writing. at day of hearing; all to be used at the said. hea tal transmitted in accordance with the rules office, which will be furnished on a eat Depositions and other papers upon as testi- mony must be filed in the office twenty days before the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, within ten days after filing the testimony. Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D. C., and in the Register, New Haven, Conn., once a week for three successive weeks; the first of said Ppublicatious to be at least sixty a ed to i T.C. THEAKER, the day of hearing. § f Commissioners of Patents, P.8.—Editors of the above papers will please: copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office witha paper containing this notice a a etn hl DPPARtyENt OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, WastineTon , May 10. 1857. On the petition of THOMAS UROSSLEY of Bridgeport, Conn.. raying for the extension of a patemt granted to him on the 16th day of August, 1883, fo improvement in Printed Carpets, for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the loth day of August, 1857; It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 29th day of July next, at 12 o’clock M.; and all persons are no- tified to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are required 4 file in the Patent Office their objections, special ly sek Jor ins ering, bos ist twenty met velore the jay of hearing. estimony filed by either party to be tived at the said hearing must be taker wad transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of- fice, which wil] be furnished on “pplication. rs relied upon as testi- Depositions and other mon; y mnst be filedin the o lee twenty days before ; the arguments, if any,-within t ny fear fl the testimon: en days after ony, Ordered. also, thet this notice be publiahed tn the Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, D. C., and in the Register,’ New Haven, Conn,, ontea week for three successive weeks, thie first of said ublications to be at least sixty days previous ne day of hearing. T.c. THEAKER, B. S.—Editors of she above eer Ob atents | copy, and wend hate tothe § On aed Office? with & paper contalning this n my20-w3w LL FOR THE ESTATE JOUR- CoB Tale Ely ARIE ones , corne) i . forthe ‘best Life, Fire, and ‘Accidental Tnsarance ‘FOR SALE—1.200 Morgiana and Virginia a the ‘by it aww FARMS, HOUSES, and LO’ in all’ parts o! city. ot oe 1 my 4-Im* rot eyivante avencé.? on onset OANS oAND. “E.G Affairs in Georgetown. Mops. GRocExY.—Our enterprising friend, William H.T bas, it will be seer by ol a0 than ten years. jt, and are pure and of ex- qui ite or. He also sends us some fra- er Sy more thi jouble the pnéy beaker tabuy. ithe RuNState nage, “those who drink good wine never die,” Ten- ren He nie ge AZ 1g Rave re joe a A vi jal the b ‘yun Johnsoa. = THE MunonastTs: Excuawor.— Offerings this morning were 1,500 bushels whe: busbels corn, 1,000 barrels flonr, u bushels wheat: a! $3.15; 700 bushels inferiot, $3 per bushel aa —The receipts at the whatf Fisn Waa amounted to about 60,000 herring which pod Gt prices ranging from $5 to §7 per 1,000. Shi ecarce. Tax OANAL.—Atrived—Nine with coal, consigned »as Co., 967-1 tons; Oentral Oo , 1 ebire & Baltimore Co., 324 9 Bor o., 1132 tone; Oumberiand Oo., 107.15 tons; Uon-! solidation Uo. 107.15 tons. Departed—The Lars, salt to Knoxville, and fourteen boats jt. light. Pour or GuzorasTown.—Entered—Brig Tangier, Smith master, from Baltimore. Oleared—Steamer Hi. Livingston, Lawler mi r,tor Norfolk. The steamer Key port bas be: wiidrawn from the mail route to Aquia Cr-ek, and taken to Wilmington, Del., for. Tepair. The steamer Georgiana, of the on bay line, bas been brought around from Batti- more to take her place until she is refitted. GET DECLINE IN DRY GOODS. ALL GOODS REDUCED 334% PER CENT. We have this day reduced the prices of our stock consisting of 150,000 DOLLARS WORTH oF SEASONALLE DRY GOODS, 3334 PER CENT. Callatonce, Goods sold at much less than pres. ent value and great bargains guaranteeed. LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 Seventh street, my 20-1w Intelligencer Building, GEEDS, PLANTS, IMPLEMENTS. ORUBNS, Grass Hoods, BIta Bood, &>..49r nile! by misst* Kat. ncarz2d and Peuns. ave. M APLE SUGAB, EGAN & P. my 18-3t Corner 9th and E streots. UST BECEIVED, THE QUBEN OF LAWN MARTEULE. at ‘cHONIN'S Ba Emporium, 238 Pennsylvania avenue. my I . LAMBDIN i en ARCHITEOT AND BUILDER, Office, Ne, 540 Seventh atrect. ap9-1m* BW. B. cor. Louisiana avonue. ORDEN’S EXTRAOT OF BEEF—Being the the Juice of Choice Beef, fe fer the immediate production of Beef Tea, E ence of Beef, Soups, &c., of any desired richn Fore sale b: my 18-8t EGAN & . n Cerner 9th anc XK streets. LOU FLOUB:: SLOUR"! WELOH’Bhest Family. Evermay Family and Extra, Arlington Mills tra. and other sood vrands of BXTBA and FAMILY OUR in store, and for sale at the lowest merket price, at, GAN & PEBEIE’S, m 17-3t 8. W. corner 9th and sts. ‘EAB: TEAS |! TEAS!!! A complete stock of pure IMPERIAL, GUN RY POWD: OUNG HYSON. OOLONG, ENG- LISH BEBAK FABT a JAPANESE TEAS, fount at very Iow prices, to at GAN & PERBIE’S m 17-3t 8. W. corner 9th and Es B2cxs FOR SALE—Seventeen thou good, all hard, second-hand BBIOKS.for sal very chi oP Also, Stone DOOR SILLS ani GRANITE Posts Bad one IRON DOUR. A ply toD. A. GABDNEE, 460 Now York avenue. hear the corner of 15th street,or t») WM. HUB. north side of old burial ground, on 14th it, near Boundary street,where the aepelps if my 18-t —$——____my18-tf_ Luama LACE POINTS AND BOTUNDES, ‘We have just received from auction an invoice of real LLAMA LACE POINTS AnD BOTUNDEs, very fine quality and entirely new designs, Prices from $20 to 875. nd 1: iF YOU WANT JOB. J, MAY & 00., ‘my 18 2tif GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES, GO TO G. B. W1LSON’S, 602 7TH STREET, under Odd Fellows’ Hall, Where you will find a full assortment, of all styles and prices. The prices of some of the leadin; 10 will find below : e epeae aga Gent’s French Calf Box Toe BOOTS, ois rey e ne Dgress do Oalf Congress BOOTS, 33.50 and Peg BOOTS 85 and 1 ‘e Last SHOES and Oongrers, $2.25 and £2.50. Bai SHOES 4 $3.25 with Spikes, Ladies? Comere GaITERB, $1.25 and up. Oo Kia BALMOBALS, $2.50) “SLIPPERS, 8).25 w Misses’. Boys’ and Children’s SHOES proportion. All Goods warranted as represented. Boles put on Slippers at the shortest notice and in the beat maaner. st @. B. WILSON’, (Formerly Bogs irae s) ven’ streo' my 18 6t under Odd Fellows’ Hall. OB SALE—A good TOP-BUGGY, her F Apply io 8. E’BOND, 208 Pend arenes, between léth and 15th sts. m17-3t* PBINTING OFFICE REMOVAL. Having removed to corner 13th street and Penn- sylvanis avenue, and having added materially to my facilities for executing Beok. Job, and every ariety of Printing, I most reapectfally solicit a nee of the patronage of my fermer ous- repay Lceat blanks rs oF= ‘sa WATERERS. R BdveoOTIO . EMOBY BAXTE: 116 Pennsylvanie avenue, bet. 19th and 20th sts. I bave just received, from the rec: York suction sales, job lots of DRY GOODS, AL up. jow in om selling at roast, ftodu NAPK ui ANDEEBCHIBY A aR Ry Dress ae F WATHSOOK J ACO ery low prices. Ath PABIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. OCOURVOISIBE’s, ALEXANDER’, WF Bines—s% to 1035, mw Price—Ladies, $2; Gentlomen’s, $2.25. &7 COURVOISIBR’S LONG er TWO BUTTON @LOVBS in white and light colors; price $2.25, 8760 doz. COUBVOISIBR’S KID GLOVES in light and médium colers, will be closed out at 1,50 por pair. | us JOUVIN’S KID GLOVES, at $1 and 81.25 per pair, ¥ 50 doz. UNDBESSED KID GLOVES, at ¢1 alr, ee JOS. J. MAY &00., | 308 Pennsylvania avenue. my 17-FaM bet. 9th and 10th streets. ALIVORNIA WINES. if celebrated Tatages of KOH F'PROMLING, comprising eeceeat UTE, OR MOOK WINE.” ofa tight stray Srila geeerbatae aia mt Saeed ete ar lies, It ise fine : and wel sip it, for cow: ‘per, \ colored: ; the wine: an Ss eet plored, May atoms, and in eslebr: “Tokay. 7 oD calor: dar sty jar te rola “wie Of Lis- 7 » u ADORE Sacer7snPeitc arto fm BEANDY, highly recom. rif Libeege Fo f ‘Ta aa I clectea or defeated. -Oporte: some reone, ‘majority. st ” cag “_Y. WILLETT. | io to gota my 2-te* > FOURTH Waup. (GRE: Copmuadit ONION TIGKET to be ony. ‘or jer men— agen For TULIAM BL NALLEY, = Pietouss ‘S0KEE, ee pa For AVILLIAM H, JOHNSON, BALLS, PARTIES, &o. BAND MAY PI0-Bie Bevett 87, DOMINION’S ‘FEW CHUB. A SEVBNTH STURRT PARK. on T : fh sount cies my 17-3t_ BIEBDSRIP AND PLEABUER TO ALL. FIFTH GRAND: AFT! PIR QVENING PI OIROLB rik BDABIP asso. ISLARD, ., Will bogey SPauocera: Am on fe ay 20TH . Boate will leave the foot of High street at2 Fr. Danci brated ‘Ho! o'clock, and every 10 minntes ther Hil Dang le recared for the svcnsien if nt recur ‘01 occasi . ‘The ‘Gommittes pledge thomselves to secure plessnre A enjoyment to sil, Tickets, 50 Oents; admitting « gentienren add ladie my 17-3t* ASHINGTON FARGBT ags00laTION. PEIZE SHOOTING AND P10 NIC, Thi; th 19 t its first annual Price Bhoo' Sart Koay raud Pio-Nic, negt xu Bax 20, et 7TH STEEET > 0! sr PaRK in ONngs ‘ot the isch end other amusements will be f the da: The distribution of Premiums to the best marks- men Of the Association will commence at 5 o’clock » TO. *Fickets 25 CENTS, admitting ONR. To commence at 10 e’clock a. m. one pf regimoat m16-4¢ BOF. KEEIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, P av opposite Metropolitan Hotel; Tuesc + and Fri ay ore ings. trom 3 tol9o’cleck. The ball be rented for meetings, &c. my 10-ly LOST AND FOUND. OST—On the 19th instant, in the Observatory Grounds, a Silver American WATCH. The fiuder will receive a liberal reward by leaving it at 5 st. near 2ist. t* Lo -On Sunday VER SPECTACY Biavere Hall lot, or sth street to H.-A suitable by eturned to the American Teles ©8T—Somewhere between Anslostan Island and Bridge street, Georgetown, on the evening of the 16th instant. a Bilyer MEDALLION, wita Gola (rand: Mkensee of veeree Washington on one side and o: raham ncoln en 6 other, Also, © Gold BREABTPIN, with jet center. A liberal reward will be paid if left at Ho. $27 7th street, be: ¥ aud L st. my 13-3t* $5 BEWARD-Strayed or stojen, on 16th May, Toreh from the Center,Market, 4 Bed Muley OO th white spots on her back, and white, spot in, ead. The above reward will be given by re- (pining her tothe owner, at S32 9th street, ashington. 8. PIFFEBSLING. my 17-8t* STEAYED- NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPY, five months old; black with white cross on his A liberal reward will be psid if retarned rece: between 2ist brea to142 “Ting 16. At SMITH’B. MEN'S BUITS at 810, At SMITR’S MEN'S GULTS at G12, at BMITH3. MEN'S BUITS of @14, Ai SMITA'S. MBH'S SUITE at 8: At BMITH’s. LUA oe YL, MEN'S SUITS at @10, At SMITA’s, MEN’S SUITS at $25, Av BMITR’s, BOYS’ BUITS at G4, At BMITA’s, BOYS’ SUITS at @5, At SMITHS. BOYS' SUITS at $8, At BMITH’s. BOYS’ SUITS at 910, At SMITHS. a? THE GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSB, 460 BEVENTH STBEBT, ap 17-tf Oppovite Post Offies. E WARD DOLAM, MERCHANT TALLOR corner of 14th street and Peun's ave., opposite WHlerd’s Hotel, has received from Bustén Rew BD elegant assort- ment of French and Lp fo Suoras FANCY OASSIMBREB, VESTINGS and WHITE DEILLINGS for the 5; od Bum- mer, which ‘he offers to his frieng ‘ablro at the lowest reduced prices. Al: jemdid it y les of 4 fashiotiable, stock of Genta’ Furishing Good ato be aarenened, Give us @ call before - chasing at ether places, i ap 16-3m Garments are of the most tasty poring on . bie associate attention all to le an nerel a) a sormants, made at the establishment. The be x wor! and moderate charges is our motto. aps. 3m" J, HEIBEBGEB, (Buccessor to H. F. Lovpon & Oo.,) MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) tf No. 362 Penn Sshington., MES T. WALEES, +7 MEN’S MEBROBR AND TAILOR, ane Seventh Street, 4m Hear Odd Foelle Begs leave to inform his form getrossend the ic. that he is almost daily r beautiful 8 maditions to his now .y Goods, ad: Pied, to MEN AND YOUTH’S WEAR, which must be seen to be spereciated. None but the rost skillful artists are employed, and perfect satisiaction guaranteed, both with regard to BYELE, MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP Always on hand a complete assortment ef FURNISHING GOODS. Give mes call before purchasing. BOARDING, URNISHED PARLORS and other ROOMS fr rent. with or without Board, at 266 Pa. ave, newr Kirkwood House. Te: saeghwUte. nis see OABDING.—A gentieman and his wife, or two single gentle: y, CBD Obtai: 1 nt front Ban, ap 6-tf BOOM with BOARD iu a private family from the North. Inquire at No. 70 Latreet, between 23d ana = sr) soe.) mh 26 Two LET. ma: <A. F, to 1865.” "The finder will be versity r leaving the same at Willard’s Hetel. BER’ welt farni BS, on and 22d sts, e frst floor, withor without BOARD. A; W.W.BAPLEY. | piy 393 Eat. bet. 9th and lube om OST—Atthe National Theater, or between | rfvABLE BOARD at Ho. 666 Ith street, e few d Willard’s, last evening, a BRAOB doors north venue. Terms shed "M."A FY to. i, Birth month Nort oF the 8 pieaet Ts 7 Q GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. | Syyonesbicin bate ee at by a TATLOR, and give them toa first are now ress to make. “Call at 491 3d street, a HEAP DRY fi Madder Cali th Linen and ( We ping Gools, &e. MILLER, Skirts. Cassimers ki my 20-lin* NEW GROCERY STORE IN GEORGTOW The subserib: having resumed business at his old stand Bridge street. corner of High, respectfully solicits the customers of the late firm of A. J. Radcliffe & Co,, together with the custom of his old frieuds and the public in general. Hav ing had thirty years’ experience in the Grocery Business. and paving woh hand a large stock of yceries bonght at the lowest wholesale prices for h. he is enabled to sell as low as any store in the District. He would call particular attention to his large and well-selecte: of TEAS, which be offers at from $1 to $2 pe 8. and from 3 Theae Teas are cheaper tl qualities by the so-called tea companies of th trict. which he will prove to apy one who will him with a call, He has too much respec! public to attempt to delade. as the veile did his followers, He would also call particnla ‘ock of WINES and LIQUORS, i old at auction by rc Ired or five for a quarte TS wsuatlly sold at ten cents apiece, ‘His assortment of FAM ILY GROCERIES is Complete, which he will de- liver free of ¢ sh. To approved customers monthly No longer creditexcept by special agree my 15-colm W, H, TENNEY, ToBacco, 8NU AND SEGARS. 10,000 Ibs. fine Medium and common Virginia Chewing TOBAOCU. 1,000 lbs. of fine Virginia Smoking TOBACOO. ‘Shcases BCOTCH SNUFF, in bottles. kegs }. Scotch, Maccaboy,Bappee and;Con- grees SNUFF, 1£0,000 fine medium and lew priced SEGABB. 100 boxes Scotch and common PIPES. All of which are offered for sale unusually low withent regard te cost,at 59 Mighst., George, ‘ony l6-6t* J. WALLAOR, RORGETOWN HRADQUABTERS. e. payme ment. Baye ten Bris cent,, and buy zomr FAaNoy 0 HOSIERY, LADIES’ AND GENT.’S $8 NIsHING GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, Mo. 130 Belper ettg aot a Rison Bank jo. 2 ge yf Commerce, Georgetown, D. 0. jew Goods daily recelved i Sp 17-3m* Wi ‘TLEY’S PREMI' STEAM By THD OL! tt LIS. Ho. ‘ when it is ».m. ——————— M2tBoreriTan BROOM FACTORY. WILTSEBGEB, LeDUOC & 00., Manufacturers and Jobbers of BROOMS, BRUSHES, ‘WOOD AND WILLOW WABB, &c, Goods delivered free of cost. mfastory We. 103 Wares: st., geougstown. nel Os 03 Water _otes tnd Baiestooma Noni ICKERING & SONS FAMED PIA! PIANOS fromels over oe} a nd it lete adsortment mice, et acai area persons will nd it fo thelr sdvantage to buy of LLIB. ™Eiparal allowance for old Piapos. 5 m ¥6-c08t 810 Penn, avenue, near 10th st. PIANOS. ‘3 ood Helian PIANO, made Ovary made by ayer AEE ones Beprdman & Gray. with Stooland 7 * 8] orrss. A panes tee enets tame. a te asta Woents per pound, To be had of - HORATIO em 289 200s, Yostaswe, 3.0 i Maryland avy OQ MORE 500 ms sale. at my 20-tf ue, Island. 1t* ee WHALE- no OF THOSE CORSETS, C# 49 Louisiana JMPORTANT TO PARENTS.—SHOULDER RACES inade to order for 3 and Children, at CHS. BAUM’S Hoop Skirt a1 orset Manufac tory. 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. my 20-tf my A WasHineToyx, May 2). } S MY HUSBANT MA WOHLLE BEN, has left me about s ago with provocation. I hereby ve. that if the dermann Woblle 2 loves not return to me wit! sdays of this publication I will aely for adivor my 20-3t™ MARIA WOHLLEBEN are Sent ae ota: cen Bp at ROUGLASS & BRO 'B Hoop irt Co: Mauutactory 503 Sth at. commer De nd Ggreet ADAM AHOLIAB. an ressed Medi and Clairvoyant. is oe red to sive Life Beading to all who wish to ‘ahve her a call respesting lost er stolen property, recovery of the same, love, marriage, &c. Oan also prescribe successfully fer most ailments human flesh is heir to, No. 323 6th street west, one door from K. my 14-6¢" $1 pitt 5 at & HOOP BRIBE Da. 26 iD 8, my ot =" 49 Lousiana avenue. ‘BE ‘GRAPE O1Gak,” wade by P. H. ‘WELCH, 430 Peun’a avenue, bet, 46 and, 6th sts., idedly the best ten cent Cigar of- fered for my 8-1m n Washington. 3 MANY SMOKEES. P2sY237 08 PREERETOAN OURS “499 SEVENTH STREBT, , my 4-lm* Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hell. ‘YOU Cau NEVER MAKE THE THIF on Ba ri =3 chu or Samaritan humbugs. See Dr. D 499 7th at. He ie the highest authority. vate rooms are opposive Odd Fellows’ Hail. mi-im* Jon D OEARE BTTORNEY AND Coun delt-ly ' SELLOR AT LAW AND NOTAB jo. 526 13th street west. _ SS ASEURR FORA FEW HORSES, Bc., forty e trees, ceol es, care take of the animals, Direct’ FARMER. Star Office. my 16-3t* ORTMENT Of TLUOH COMPLETE Ass grades of FAMILY. = a ty Fine and Mig a aan Assortment fo: 4 73 All kinds of Milt Ground ‘Alum, and Fin. Indians avenue apz Dear 0. HOOD, ° 338 Pennsyl sell at very low prices. L pF 18H. GOODS. COURVOISIBE’S OEBLEBEATED PABIS KID GLOVES, WITH SHORT AND LONG OUFSS, ALL SIZES AND COLORS. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOB, 324 Pennsylvania svenue, myl-eolm _ Between Sth and 10th streets. Yru ST., BAT. N ANDOSTS. | 198 perithan: ioynntn 195 Wectortome, Poretons eo, rm ee oe of charge. [FoSs(OnASLE Danse MakEE. a2 Sc ARTUR, SUI ttm Wholesale and ealers im all the rates, ‘MIg8 J. UR, depiled ek sea be