Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1867, Page 2

~~ rad THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circolation in the District W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter, WASHINGTON OITY: WEDRESDAY..............MAY 22, 1867. credits dan washes hoe wer > adn omar S7 READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGS. SEB OUTSIDE FOB INTERESTING TELE G@BAPHIO AND OTHEE MATTEB. SH The following is the official showing ot the daily circulation of the papers named be- low, made under the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress: Evgnine STAR. Intelligencer. The returns of advertising ae the same city papers for the quarterending December 31, 1866, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: EVENING STAR Intelligencer ————_+ore+__. THEN AND NOW. No matter what differences of opinion ex- isted among the opponents of the war for the suppression of the rebellion, while it con. tinued, there was one line of argument on which all were agreed. It was used alike, by the Democratic journals and speakers of the North to discourage enlistments in the army of the Union, and by the rebels in the South to force tnto their ranks all who showed any reluctance to join the secession movement. It ‘was that the war was not prosecuted to restore the Union, but to free the negroes. The changes were rung on this theme from morn- ing till night, and from night till morning. It ‘was a war for emancipation, prosecuted sole- ly to carry out the sehemes of fanatical aboli- tionists. There was no mistake about that point. So they said then, never dreaming that their own admissions were to rise in judgment againstthem. In view of their past position, so well known to every intelligent mind throughout the length and breadth of the land, Rorth and south of Mason and Wixon’s line; it is rather refreshing to find thesesame speag- ers aud jours telling the colored people now that the claims of the Union men to their sympatby is unfounded, that the war was prosecuted for ‘Union and slavery;” that the Southern white people are the only friends ot the negro;and much more of the same sort, ‘They muet form a very low estimate indeed of the intellectual capacity of the freedmen to think thev can bs imposed upon with such shallow sophistry as this. We have been led into making these remarks by readin g the speech of General Clanton. at Montgomery. Ala., in reply to Senator Wil- son, which speech is warmly praised by the Democratic journals North and Sonth, and is copied im the Baltimore Sun of this morn- ing with favorable comments, under the headings, “A sharp rebuke to Senator Wilson—A Southern talk to the Negroes.’ As a specimen brick taken at random from this edifice of ‘clap-trap” we quote the fol- lowing absurd, if not blasphemous, attemptto Prove that the rebels themselves were the chosen instruments of Divine Providence to effect the liberation ef the slaves:—« You are not indebted tothe North or the South for your freedom, but toGod. Instead of abusing Us, you ought to remember that this rebellion, which you are taught to despise, by your en- emies and ours, who only come amongst you for your votes, was an instrament in the Bands of God for your deliverance, so far as mortal eye can devise the purposes of the Creator.” That the hand of Providence was visible in tne Titanic struggle which ended in the liberation of the colored race, will not be disputed by many of those who fought for the cause of Christianity, hamanity, Union and freedom; but the claim of the opponents ot that cause to be the agents of the Divine will, is most astonishing. It is as if Judas Isca- Tiot and Pontius Pilate should claim the sym- pathy of Christians because they were in- struments of the Almighty in putting to death the Saviour. And yet the Sun says.—“There ean hardly beadoubt that General Clanton takes the right view of this whole subject, Politically. and probably as to the mysterious Providence in the freedom of the slaves also, AERIVAL oF EMIGRANTS.—Buring the month of April fifty-three vessels with pas- sengers arrive.i at New York, forty of which ‘Were steamships and thirteen sailing vessels. The total number of passengers brought from various parts ot Europe was 24,948, of whom 15,693 were males, 9,250 females; 21,361 were over eight years of age, and 3,587 under eight years ofage. During the month forty-seven passengers died at sea. Several of the ves- sels brought more passengers than allowed by law. The largest number brought by auy one vessel was in the British steamer Minnesota, which bronght 947 passengers. GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PRESBYTERIAN OHUERCH—The next annual session of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (Old School) willbe held in the New York Avenue Chureh, beginning on the 3d Thurs. day of May, 1868. The Assembly is now in Session in Cincinnati. AT THE Wuits Hovsz.—Hon. George Ban- croft, the newly-appointed Minister to Prus- *sia, called upon the Presidemt this morning and parsed some time ip conversation with him. He was also received in the blue parlor by the ladies of the Executive Mansion, Mrs- Patterson and Mrs. Stover. peas ear Weise eed ESSE S77 The President hasas yet decided to ac- cept but one of the invitations he has rec3ived to go away, viz: that to visit Raleigh, N. O. The ceremony of laying the corner-stone to the proposed monument to his father, in that place, takes place June 4, and Mr. Johnson ‘will leave here about the first of next month. ot oon anita ies Disrosal oF Pusiic Lanps.—The Com- missioner ef the General Land Office has re- the — offices at Du Luth and St. Cloud, in Minsesota, which show an aggregate dis; of 67,631 acres of Public lands at those o! during the month of April. B7 The judiciary committee to-day disposed ot the Kansas branch of the Pacific railroad dispute by declaring in faver of the Fremont company, who are now im pesséssion of the Toad. 87 The Président has received a letter from Mr. Bancroft, accepting the mission to Prus- sia. Mr. Rancrott says this is the only office he could accept with satisfaction. La her CDN BV” Senator Wilson made the Inst address o* -bis tour through the South at Huatsyille, Alja.;on Monday. Thence he returns to his Rome. ees PRivats Sucestany —Mr. John P. Brophy, of this city has been appointed private secr tary to Admiral Dahlgren, of the South ‘Pacific Squadron. Spee erererrsnemeer eee W7SBillington, Odeon Building, sends us the May number of the popular English periodi- eal The People’s Magazine. InTERNAL Revawus.—The receipts from this source to-day, were $313,602.09. porns ODA pi nal Saale “Taw MaRnyLayp OonstiruTi0mat Con- ventiow.—In the Democratic Constitutional Oonvention at Anuspolis, Dato poe ee terda: Abe's ged C8 ek toakiog: ors of be Login tor the Panis ment of members of Zogitacnre aad Bis? Beier: he bmitted es ot the t, objectii ; » Subm am! Teport, object: de the article declaring thst vale cheating ‘Be permitted to exist in. this, and to Saree moe tia w itness on mat ‘ hoo oF colors” tr. yal cal this inter as on” an. a $ on. it “adoption ths committee was eleven wears et it, “eat enaatenene amie ected. Mr. Nelson, of Freaeries” dey 4 vacate d 8, tomas icle of reit- Al@ire im Georgetown. GUVERNMENT SECUBITIKS, ms ti the Star. ARREST OF & POGITIVE.—On the Sth inst. anaged to escape WasuimeTton, May 22, 1887. Jay Uooke & Oo furnish the oe quo- PIC. et LNECK'S CHURCH, | tations of Government securities ROPE 1-DAY. bi to n place on are PAssoertien Pre = " " we T ‘Espar, May 2ist, oe = 8. ‘Noon —Onsols, $9; U, 5. Ae nT EDNESDAY, May 29th. Sa i¥ 22—Noon—Cotton ta de- z AND ALL OBSERVE —First Grant Tao us He clining;, Upland, 11). Other arti trical and Mipatrel U.S. PIC-NIC AND CONCERT vs are anc ee AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, AY uso Thi neces ao for Wash Boats leave foot of High street eve ton minutes, os. iy Warzntows, Nx and afrested fast “er R.—Last ight at 1o'clock the steamer Wisco ~ bnened three miles frog < ‘ape Vincrit, and from % te @ lives los: he boat ws run ashore on | @ evadier Island, above Cipe Vincen . and | the vaste ge who che Pd the Cap ut ts orders.and ined on etermer to the Ni Transpo! Nine and was inward bound.The steamer will probably be & total loss. Another Fenien RaidThreatened. New Yorx, May 23.—A al despatch to é commencing st 20’clock p.m. by officer Harper, of the 3d precinct, and con- 1t* TH d@ in the Georgefown sta ion hous men ng officer Harper started with the eons Baltimore where he will be delivered W. ©. Thompson, Esq., Warden of the ary laod Penitenuary. Tux Menchasts’ EXOHANGR.—There wasa better atrendance at th- Excbaoge this morn- ing, 80d the business was more lively thin for several dxys past. The offerings were:—O :ra— 1,158 bushels white, 2,110 bushels yellow, 50 bushele mixed: Wheat —5? bashels white, 1.003 EK COMMITTRR. UTICE.—The PIC-NIC which was to Lane been N iven by the members of O. B. Ohri: movd’s Brass and String Band, at Jeans = *s Garden, has been postponed until the th of May, on accountof the inclomency of the weather. ; By order of the Committee. my 21-6t OME ONE, COME ALL D AFTERNOON AND EVENING ty ie PIC NIC e FINANCIAL, Lewis Johnson & Co., quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows. Naw York. May Goel Oo Board—Usaton, bushels red. Saies—i,'Su bushels white corn, 0! Co., 43%; Cumberland 30; Quick- | the Herald, aated Troy f says (hat | a: $1.09; 500 bushels yellow corm, at $1.10; $00 | win be even GREEN LEAF CLUL silver, 25%; Mari 6; aew York Central Hemtten a bound that & mw and formida- | bushels red wheat. at $3 10. ‘VENTH STREET PABK Railroad, 98; Erie Erie | bie Fenian invasion is bein; rapidly ergan- Figu.—The receipts at the wharf from the On THURSDA Y, eee i 1867 ee 71; Hudson ized and that a large body d troops will be | yindings to.day amounted to 30,000 fresn her- Fhe Complies pidge © hemselves to secure pleas 01%; Reading R. R., 10%; Michigan Central | concentrated on fronti¢ within 2 few | ring, which sold for $7 per 1,000, and 20,000 | ure and enjoymen it to a B.K., 109%; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana | weeks with a view tothe ré of Canada. struck herring sold for $6.50. ancxet 0 cents; eeeeky a gentleman na aaa “2x Pitabare HR, 795; Toledo, 1K; F a @ Test Peat Arti vod—Bad Eve No.8. wheat, Ol FOR ANALOSTAN. 7 island, 68, North ‘mx: don enian Avengers s (assey’s Tra’ No. 3, do.; No, 4, do. to market; Lidie, pig iron H to Geo. MonTREAL, May ‘aters,; Henry Wade, limestone to the refered, 59%: Piucabure, Fort re Wayans and Massey, alias i is to be hee in a ‘ise Kilns; and seventeen boats with ceal to Con- SEVENTH GRAND PIU-NIO Qhicero (BR. 94; Pacife Mall, —; | Degen da tea 5 ayngers. tee sue. | solidation Oo, 2907. tons; Gumberiand Co. an _—: 2 Pe ts 13254 Breiou strangers arrived fran New York to. | 225 16 tons; Oentral Co., 994.19 tons; American | AND THIRD REOPENING OF ANALOSTAN ttirst they were stpposed to ba de. tectiver, but they are now byl ieved to be Rob- erts men on the traitor’s tral. O.., 227.8 tons; Hampshire and Baltimore Oo., 112 tons: Borden Co., 114.19 tons. Departed— The Red Eye No. 3,iumber, &c., to Edward's Ferry; Lidie, fish and salt to McUoy's Ferry; Base Line, manure to Litt Lock No. 11; aud twenty-five boats light. Port oF GEORGETOWN.—Entered—Steamer Philadelphia, Fultz, from Philadelphia, Ena- tered and cleared—Schooner P. Boyce, Adams, from Boston for Portland. PrRsonaL.—Major (teneral Jef. O. Davis, U. S. A. smd Gen’l F. D. Sewall, U.S. A, arrived atthe Epbitt House this morning. Mayor Ben Perley Poore left towm yesterday to spend some months at his pisasaat couatry residence, near Newbaryport. Other corres» pondents are preparing for their Summer flight, and ‘Newspaper Row” will soon luok com- paratively deseried. ISLAND BY THE FIRST WABD SOCIAL CLUB POR THE BENEFIT OF A. RODIER, PROPRIETOR OF THE ISLAND. ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, Drowned ATLANTIO Orry, May 21—The steamship Santisgo De Cuba, from Georgetown, Nitra- gua, for New Ycerk, with jnres hundred and fifty passengers, went asdore here, and six were drowned while attempting to land. The passengers are now laniing. ef Specie Ging Out. . NOTICE.—There will be SERBVIOR FOR DEAF MUTES at Rev. Dr. Hall’s(Kpipha- The Committee pledge themselves that this will be one of the finest and most select Pic-Nica OR SAT HA Tight. neat. two-seat CARRIAGE. G.Y,, .LEROE of the Season. The Pavilion has beon re- » 970 7th street., Navy Yard. hy Church: TO-MORROW BVENING. 234 inst, | goerow, My 92—The ateamabip China | _™Y 2-3t* built, and there has been au addition of over at 73¢ o'clock, - Mr. CAmDET SSRN woe, a ned cae iy . OR SALE—A young STALLION. not guitesix | 200 square feet made to the Pavilion, which will preach, sailed with $185,000 ir gold to-day. F ro ee ae a5 ire nO u not guit Bix Sep equnre. _uuade to the Ferilich) which (ia ATTENTION, WASHINGTON ZOURYRS, a GE, with harness complete. wna, tfully beg the patronage of all our Friends on Attend a special meeting of the Company o: OR SALE-A fine SORREL HORSE cate Eand SADDLE. Inquire of GEO. this occasions as we think it our duty, asa Ulub and AY EVEN h instant, at 8 o'¢lock: handsome BIGGY. Inquire, at A, SPRINGMAN. H taurant, 494 Pa. a friend, to help him in his cause of affording a place Ba brag pasa requires the presence COL RAT UBANT'S Restaura. i 22-3 between 3d and #e ete 21-3t" of resort, as well ae ra pleasure. ay ait pleasute member. _By order. QR BALES five horse. power = GINE and 0 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS fee enrtes rece ing destroy SRS. EDITOR: y name appearing F BOIL, a tok eal ieounin toe Toss on account of the recent fire having destroyed not only the Old Pavilion, but his private dwelling- house, on the Island Come one | come all ! and don’t forget our Annual Pie-Nic, which we will advertise in due time. PaneGard of Thaska ot the Journeymen asterers’ Association of last evening for consent: ing to the eight hours on Saturday, was done with- ont any consaltation with me. or without my knowl- Tine ati. B, WODRUEE & SON Lis HHreet, Between Bib aid Sth etreets, Washington, J Dz my The largest ani best stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldin, rackets, Newel Posts and Balusters, Door ~ ‘Window Frames, and Building Materials edge. 2A"| ANDREW JACKSON, LASSE To oRET aRTETY— Senerallds iiders’ Depot, 562 Seventh Areaty ee oo erated HOLY EEL BAND Bis héen on AEST NIG Bae ee PIANOS, PARLOK ORGANS. MELO, Ray.) my 21-1 Rae ae OR KEY aruigkets FIETY CENTS, admitting a Gentleman h nights 0 . A ‘ sa ? PROBS eee a fic at thet Business; Yar sale oF extt on, enn forma eth I* NSIDE SHUTTERS. oLommitter of Arrangements —J. 1. Bentaler, A. escort duty i ek ocay my 22-e08t_310 Pan. avenue, near 10th street. Tnside Shutters, French and Imitation French | Master af Ceremoni cas By order of Eminent Commander Windows; Doors of any style or Anish. furnished | Floor Managers —J. Newton, Hl. Goodacre, 5. W. MORRIS SMITH, Tae FD ae and Practice "pt United atshort notice. Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest Mec ormick ‘oh, ok ae J. “it pentales J. ates ie S . . . Pei ’ It _ (chron. j Kecorder. | LN States Naval vourts Martial. By A: A. Har- | drives. Biaatey 7H, Shatain, B: Espey, kins \c 3 5 Se ry my 21-2t* of Ariyli; i vol.; Lowlon., The Vegetable World. Builders’ Depot, 69 Seventh streets = ite Centre Market tor are r B is Figuier; 1 wl.; London. Elsie Magoon. PPpos BOF. KBEIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, Penn a ty ‘meet at URSDA Boe por ee ere Day. By Ralph pin H.W. HAMILTON & CO. aye; opposite Metropolitan Hotel; ayn RING! ots o'clock to tate partin thecene: | Sati tee ees na Gage. Errors | P)IS8OLUTION my COPARTNERSHIP. and Friday evenings, from 8 to 10 o'clock. The b ies of the inauguration of the Grand Chapter | tn Language. Harton on ghe wn Batter canbe rented for meetings, &c. y 10. fe Ds a my 22 RA AYLOR. a The pattnorship 3 heretofore, garried. on pir fe tthe = — rm and name of S + is this AU al i. THOMPSON, Sec'y. | JUST RECITY E D day dissolved by mutual consent. The ne Business GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. ONIC —The members of Ma ness will hereafter be carried on by 8. Ar who is authorized to collect all money di 4 R.A. CHAPTER , No 20, are re- jue the firm guested to meet at Masonic Hall: corner Dand sth J.W. SLBY & CO,'s, and. who is accountable for au lebts againat che NEY PAPER HANGING ESTABLISHMENT. preety on THULSDAY APTERNOUN, tho 231 | 393 Penna.avenue, tear Seventh st., south side, | OBB as¢ yao7 Ml. my ae | _ The subscriber has just received direct from New aEAG nedtoHy the Grand us . Oha or Fiber 100 fe a EAE LE wlich will be sold for 25 cts., B York a large and well ae Us aed Nistrict of Columbia, and installation of the Grand or s s APER HAN VYINDOW SH! 7 Officers. By order of the M.EeH Pen Ota" | og pinces bieathed MUSLINS, 18% cts., worth 25 OOK Bt B00 K Bie sni’Ficticen, to wilan he would ceopecttulle 28 it J. W. GRIFFIN, Sec. cents. — res, t ch he t SrBra | # pieces DR: GC 200 .Bets., worth 373 cts. the attention of his friends and the public gener SON APTER, No. 13-are Lease CALIC " fii eh THE ally, Having made this change in his business, he URSDAY tana Pana sth tree ae “ prows wrest SANE Bratt Ae. hopes by prompt and faithful attention to every ets., worth 15. branch in his line to merit a share of the patronage so liberally extended to him heretofore. J. A. WATERS. my 21-6t* SS High street. Caan DRY GOODS—We are now selling ee Madder Calicoes, handsome styles, 12>; Bleached o'clock CHEAPEST BOOKS IN THE WORLD. tuting the the Grand Officer RY order of the St. ay NOTICE and CONSER ST W. peu to Boa ff Al sand Farce ( will b Sylvania aven » unite in the ceremor of consti- R.A. € woe and installation of All other goods just # cheap ‘in proportion. my 22-3t PRICE OF WILLIAM McNETR REAL ES’ ATE BROKER PROP EITY, AGENT. The recent act of Coigress repealing the old laws for the protection of Imdlords and exempting from dis traint for rent horse! furniture and other property (heretofore tke landlor WAVERLY NOVELS—Each number complete yolume in itself—usually sold by book agents at 30 cents per No., only 25 cents; to be complete in 25 Nos. Now is the time to subscribe. D. CITL of the andidate for the for the makes, 15 to 18% cent: cents; full yard wide droscoggin do. 25 ce 1243.15, 17; Laurel D 4- “ortneil. 10, +2 cents; handsome 's only security for ven Bia : ortant that owners of | WAVERLY NOVELS—Five volumes honnd in | Lawns, @and 25. A beautiful stock of Organdies. “MORROW (Thhirsday) EVEN- | Homers mtoress &ee sould in future avail theme | om amet T lwWaverly tema | Percale, daconeis,-ond Brilliante, A lar LUntel. |” iny 22-2¢ selves of every mennebf selecting ond tenante and | CUC: Printed on. good paper. ‘Waverly. “Rob | TiMohi “Gouda for Dresses aad Suits WILL BE AN ADSOU IRNED having pro) drawa leases. to secnre the prompt yy" “The Monastery.” *Kenelworth,” and } Qoods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Li % TES KE RE- | payment of reno would seem tosnug- | “The Pirate; all for $1.0. and Cottonades, House-keeping Goods, MOLITTER eT gest alike the wisdom f employing the services of some exjerienced agent to rent their property and collect their rents. thus annually peal | to the owner auch time and trouble, and as *. npre than donble the amonnt of mmission pi to tie agent. The dnty of an agent being the collection of rents, spection of the property to prevent it curing the settlemert of gas and water retiring tenants. th payment of taxes, fir rance. superintenditg repairs, &c., &c.; and in thus ‘onomy invite an examination of our goods. BENJAMIN my %-Im* _101 Bridge «treet, EW GROCERY STORE IN GEORGTOWN. The subscriber having resumed business at his old stand. No. 125 Bridge street, corner of High, respectfully, solicits the customers of the late firm A. J. Radcliffe & Co., together with the custom of his old friends and the public in general AN KEOU lat Ww godward 's Hall, May 2th, at 7}¢ UTIV x on FRIDA o'cloc “nbs who were nat repre sented areinvited to send a legates. fe at" BENJAMIN N. MEEDS. Secretary. 8’ WORKS—IlInstrated, from $1.50 to h volume complete in itself. THACKARY’S WORKS — Beantifully ittns- trated, large print, from $1.25 to $1.50 per volume. A Lot of ENGLISH BOOKS just received, to which the attention of the reading public is re- MULL. ER, ND WARD MEETIN: BEGG RATIC NSERVATIVE CIT- p SE ARD are requested to le at WOODW. ARD'S HALL, on Pennsylva- Hav- spectfully invited, at the Hudson Taylor Book | ing had thirty years’ experience in the Grocery c : owners to letween Tenth and Hioventh streets-on | BEtCHy Inviting the notice of property owners to | Sore Business, and having now on hand alarge stock of Y EV next. 22d instant, at | ing their patronage 1 would beg leave to, nla that FRENCH & RICHARDSON Groceries bought at the lowest wholesale prices for candidate for Aldermen | my expertenc m. agent and long residence in 3 : eet cash, he is enabled to sell as low as any store in the # for the Common Council, to be | the community, united with promptness in dis- my 21-tf 334 Pennsylvania avenue. District. He would call particular attention to his elected on the first Monday of June next. atching all basiness entrusted to me, will secure REAT DECLINE IN Jarge and well-selected stock of TEAS, which NL. W. STEW for me their liberal patronage. Tam permitted | (24 as offers at from $1 to $2 per pound for Japans and ANDREW ACKSO. below to refer to some Of my patrons and friends, DEY Goops Blacks. and from $1 to $2 2 per pound for Greens, THOMAS GRADY. Referenees:—Jobu C. McKelden, Jourdan W. . ‘These Teas are cheaper than any offered for like 1t* Vigilance Committee, Second Ward, | Maury. Thos. J. Lord, Sherman Charles eps qualities by the so-called tea companies of the Dis- he will prove to any one who will favor He has too much Fespect for the trict, whic him with a call. 20.5 1 “7 GEO Gantier, Perry & Brother, H. ee TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION. | Ganticr, Perry 4 her at i CL ek ALL GOODS REDUCED 33% PER CENT. 7 Committee appointed by the Temperance my 2-eoly Office st.. bet. D and EB. Ruplic ta attconmt cite we algo cat ears Cony on to make arrangements for the pro= Cc ‘ ALT ‘We have this day reduced the prices of our stock attention to his stock of W E8 and LIQUORS, sed Mass Celebration on June 7th, will meet on ARGO OF GROUND SALT afloat and for sale. ae A being nearly the entire stock sold at auction by THURSDAY EVENING, Me rao, at Nemperanes A liberal deduction in price will be made to parties consisting 0 Loury. Bag. ,These liquors are over ten .on E street. at 8 o’clo hen every memb i . 0: > : - should be present. The committee. is composed of | Hauling from vy 150.000 DOLLARS WORTH OF js, 15,000 CIGARS, at $4 per hun my 22" 83 and 85 Water at., Georgetown. QLATE MANTLES. Ly, BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 SEVENTH STREET. Opposite Ctntre Market. the following gentlemen, representing the organ- izations named : Sons of TEMPERANCE ion, Eleazer Brown; eh W. HH. Harrison le SEASONALLE DRY GOODS, 334 PER CENT. Goods sold at much less than pres- or five for a quarter, equal to cigars sual; sold at ten cents apiece. “His assortment of FAM. TLY GROCERIES is complete, which he will de- liver free of charge. Terms cash. To approyed customers monthly Call at once, : Potor H. Hndso: ent value and great bargains gnaranteeed. payments, No longer credit except by special agree- C ket: Howard, GL. Ve _™my 21-1m HW sHAMIDTON £:90. LANSBURGH & BRO See aatin W. H, TENNEY Curtiss! Fountain. Henry € E GALL THE ATTENTION TO THE SALE ssa 4 my 16) ois TENNEY. T in. ALP. pas advertised to take place on Thursday, the 515 Seventh street, \OBACOO, SNUFF, AND SEGARS. instant, at 5 o'¢ . m.,at our auction of i — Sta: | Seventeen Valuable Building Lots, tobe cold withe | 3 20-1W Intelligencer Building. | 39.900 Ibs. fine medium and common Virginia tral, J.C. | out reserve, For further particulars see advertise- EAU TY Chewing TOBAOQCO. ; y. ment. : A ‘cl — : : Virginie Smoking TOBACCO. s—Ray of Hope Lodge, A. Ash- 21-2 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. | AUBURN, GOLDEN, FLAXEN AND SILKEN | 1,000 Ibs. of fine Virgini e . “Morning Star W. 8: Minnehaha dos. | ea ee = ey: 6 35 cases BOOTOH SNUFF, in bottles, Friendship. JH. Ml Harmony. Wm. | JOCKS! LOCKS!) Loy ! Produced by the mse of Prof. DB BREUX? FRI. loose, Scotch, Macosboy,Bappee andj(on- gig ln Caton, Win. G- | SHop ASSORTMENT OF LOCKS AND BUILD. | SERLE UX. Ove application warrantel inney; * Hising Tent No. to curl the et straight and stubborn hair of ne sex into wavy ringlets, or heavy massive . Has been used by the fashionables of Paris ondon with the most gratifying results. un. Warren & * 4 1 R. ERS’ HARDWARE IN THE CITY. BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 SEVENTH STREET Opposite Centre Market. 180,000 fine medium and lew priced SEGABS. 100 boxes Scotch and common PIPEB, ety, Georee. Sava ae 21 (HAMILTON & co.| Domino injary go the hair. | Price by mall, scaled without regard te cont, at 39 Migh st. Goorce * Bp trae of te Ghanian pEFRIGERATORS | Pom, ie, Dein cargoes eat! | Town , sail 0. K. HARRIS, Secretary, BERIGERATONS. | wR COOLERS. ists, No. rose BER street, Troy, Now York, my 16-6¢ J. WALLAOB. re MASS MEETING. A large OED EN: Sifouscturalshing § digce: agents for the United States, ap Zd&weol nite HEADQUARTERS. Diy 20-3t* ith street, near Pa. ave. The DEMOCRATIC and CONSERVATIVE BOOTS AND SHOES, CITIZENS of Washington are invited to attenl a and ar GOODS sHOstERy, LEBIES AND GE gENES \DIES IN FANT oF F RY GOODS — PRINMINGS to 00Ds, HOOP SKIRTS sate ad MASS MEETING, Will please give usa call var eagerspaaengete 340 B. BURNS & CO., 340 of BERREND, where. as we are onering oe m 20-3t 323 Penn's SELBY & C€ (Late Burns & Wilson,) Begs leave to inform their former patrons and the public penerally’ that they have the finest selection FRIDAY EVENING, %th instant. at 7% o'clock, at No.120 Bridge. ree, rext to the rgetow New Goods fa dally rec y Fecelved. NEW SE RAWBERRIES. GREEN PEAS AND BERMUDA POTATOES received daily WOODWARD HALL, We | this side of New York, embracing the latest styles W* 3, Sige TuBY GuANSING M STEAM ly Strawberries for festivals and to Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh | Gealers at ver UADIES’, GENTLEMEN'S, ms hia ABLISHMENT, e ret dealers Af Very low ta & CHAMBERLIN, ‘lo, Gea'e impuase® AND BOYS’ WEAR. | OMce, mo. 49 ia ;; Gootsstown.D. 0 ti i ve 7 -lw* e ui » Gan pis ma ing wi S ray: jopen the uaeeign _my 20-1w _ Pa, ave ee en strevts, so. SoS" AND SHOES, bere yas af estat i, ta ie tive nominations for Collector, Register, Surveyor, | YY ASHINGTON TRON WORKS And @ fine ass pow simrat st most comple’ Aldermen, Board of Common’ Council, and Asses: GRAY AND NOYES GENTS! SPRING OVER GAITERS. peetes ote Coane Bors, 4 The above fore be prices to suit the my 20-6tif amt the old establishment, and 340 PENN’A AVENUE, near 9th street. ofthe tia ie Si en ates Founders, Machinists, and Boiler Makers, oui te the Ors, Corner of Maine avenue and 3d street, Mapuracturers of Improved Stationary and In view of this most important election which has taken place in Washington (ee e it became the seat of Government every friend of oe seston for supscriber solicits the pecbecs poe p Bustom of the community. able Steam Engines of any required power; y AN by express with the CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND LIBERTY Grist Mill Be iso, of Architectural Iron Work, EW BTORE. ptness teh, fh “ Gratings , Forgit I nd Brass Cast: . 80. ae oy ae Encoresiog spenbara with | fo ofall descrtptleng nt nag cece N NEW, PRETTY, AND CHEAP “Fone eves wiiioe oak bar Ho opt Baturday, By Order of the Executive. ramltice OF atria (CS ta silshment gnubles ma of (vote howe ering DBY GOODS, when it Goelo closed at 8 p.m, fe 16-¢m F orders ie in our line a superior class of wor! a= r , ADEEN, on, the most favorable terms 1 Turk Having fitted up the store formerly occupied by | YY HISKY! | | WHISKY |! WHISKY 111 4, 8, CROWLEY, Was Wee UmbAm’s Improved Jouval Turbine | 4 aks, No. 625 7th strect, under Avenue House, AT LEAST 60 PER CENT SAVED, oe SBin we have removed ouratock to that place, and in- xen received & Bere it of fine RYE WHIS- KIES from the best West Virginia distilleries, wae iF be offer at the following reduced prices, 25, 5 per gallon retail. @ great deduction my 22-; tt 1 eta 1), at Island Watt. on TH! | ORs FOR THE We No TATE sOUR NAL, 2 Ratlished tooo y E. corner street mad tr neni avenue, Agent for the best Life, Hire, ona ‘Accidental Insurance form our friends that we are prepared to offer in- ducements to purchase. We have some GREAT BARGAINS in 0, 4 and Roe Wholeanie ip parchassts will find R prices. Il also offer a GIN at DAY EVENING. 231 t 8 o'clor! | “FOR saLE—1.200 land and Virginia BLEACHED COTTORS. an ‘1, fore Gin sold wate onenailenain Baan Counciisien %0 be | FARMS, HOUSES, and Proven arte ofthe LAWNS, aaewhare “on gill babar than $4.30 the voted for at the ensuing June election, ; BLACK SILKs, gallo Ty 21-3t* CITIZENS, SUE De DISEAERS, "PEBIL ay % Py Received besides a large lot of Imported SHER- MASONIC = The members of LAFAYETTE 0, Yyuacks. but bay T ae _ DRESS GOODS, &c. RIES direct from Europe, and in bond at New LODGE. No. 19, FA. M,. are requested Jacko a Pathology: "and OURB YOURSELF. | These goods are all new and well selected, and we J XotK; transferable, to, Georgetown custom house; jo moet at Masonic Hell, corner of Vand Muustrect, New York. Send for etresiars+ *°*” | guaranteo the prico to be lowor than they cam be |ar¥rench SHERRY The Cetto Sherry, ‘uch as o'clock: for the ar pose of uniting Niatheeoreeo: bral as ae bhatt found elsewhere, JACKSON YATES, fhe New York. Philedelphia and Baitinorsh i nies of of constituting. the ae K. Chapter of the XCELSIOR! eck m20-3t 7th street, under Avenue House. berebenee ca ss gsi 20, and @4 per gallon. I Bee um a and installation of the Grand ETALS AND HEAVY HARDWARE, at Willvell saine article, at $2.80 per gallon retail and By orde ofthe Wey ‘ance requested, CHA STALLAR' L. 0. CAMPBELL 2 per gallon wholesale. 5 C; GAUTIER, sega ao FRY, 8 Beit BS 351 grennsyivania avenue Importer, 262 Penn’a avenue. m8: _ [Intel Rep Ouran: Fae, Seczutary: FOR REMO pig aUPERY TORY aa, m 20-c03t* Sign of the Golden Anvil, aavon waa MARGNIC” & spacial communication Fhe | tory Fecommende Piselt as betig each fea: QPHING BUMPERS FOR WAGOWErat =~ fh i... GRAND LODGE of Boe catio Pensable article to female beauty, fe easily on: ; MPBELL'S, GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES, strict of Columbia, will be hela'aé Hasoule Halt, floes not: burn or injure the akin, but acts . igh geeondtn fail ASU AI Bh Entcan URS ng | urrtuone deecas gma | Pest SAK a gr ii of hnttiga ia ihe Reserpine or the other partof the Pi seaeti stately and rad raat a re @, B. W1LSOR’B, 0 rai pte ; ea po smells ie | eth ante i capa | thembeter mae csOs = ee nan, | Som ated members of the frat e'01 here you assortment che jer quredictions are e featernally invie ited to unite | depiletory in y in existence. ‘Brice Ta Bente Der pare, | Which he offers for.sale at sateen BASS, 23 poe fey * pai aN fe Ges ir ncER ‘hidada z pany eet | SEW BOOKS Tis Tose CS deren ‘12d belo a soe of the leding goods on ma, retary. Re vine ‘an ex] 4 intel” ra is saul if Grad Sect ap3-D&Weoly 285 River street, tbe Ny. N of, the 9) phenomens con conumo! Hance call Spit is wit rench Galt Boz, oe Gongrat rie: FROM MIL- I RT 8 r- Hen V8 APPARA. w hi ie Be | Poem =} a ereed, Mat pay an oftet is, Din: seem | reat ee eeRSe sacicdy oyeebibee jetta Brinto: semua hegre | Siete tion, a 2 FRANCK TAYLOR, | ps TMITATION LINEN COLLAR. The tetest and best GENTS COLLAB in aso, NECK TIES, HAN: ;* GLOVES, naeeer Sh ROTICHN otro description at WM, poop apt ticle t ow srt THE MUNICIPAL ELEC TION CANDIDATES roe OFFICE ESBRS. HDITORS — nce Bir. JNO. B Tewari AN “a independent candidate for the Board of Cont” Couneil, from the Fifth = adioacana my 2b Ward MANY Vorrns ron COLLECTOR. ~ o back ‘eport Mea ope to, to eee rousing majority. = WILLETT. avative. Thien Foner te be aap. ox —e jeorion BU TI Bore, wa, w tke Fer Common etl Li OKER, NiodoLae a OBEuT BALL. For AviLLLaM H, JOHNSON, i my 13-te LUST AND FOUND. ¥, (ND—A small aun of MONEY, which th owner can have by calling for and identityin ‘all at 524 7th tree t REWA) sae yed on the i6th, atwo old HEIFER, within a few days of hav: olor red with white # JOHN KEA rs Staight horns 6 Virginia ave $5 ETP gre EST FEALO COW black head. The aboy Foward will be oturetits Wie BUCKLEY cal “my 22-3t* corner 4% and H streets, Iuiand my 2-2" AME TO THE SUBSORIBER, Thursday, M Cie tao Famall red COW. hone aaah May the ey owner is requested to oome forward, ° property, pay charges aad tak ber away.” ae 8 my 22-St* Corner 4 and 8 streets, Isiand $20 REWARD-—Stolen from my pasture, on the 1th inst., a LIGHT SORREL MARE, blaze on her face, and on both sides of her neck close to the mane; three white feet; little aprung 1) her front knees; no shoes on front feet; rubbed on her right shoulder near the top; sorrel] mane ani tail. The above reward will be given if returned to THOMAS TAYLOR, Wilson's P. G., Princs George’s County, Md. m 21-2" SATE Pere TaN POPE ts ine 06; cros® on bia Blurbs paid (trot rook, between dist wedtd sere W.W. W-eaPLaY tional Theater, or pet haat event or > The finder sit leaving the sam BOARDING. OO Ft RNISHED PARLORS and other ROOMS ¢ rent, with or with Board, at 266 Pa. av near Kirkwood House. Terms reasonable. OABDING.—A gentioman a1 single i oe BOOM with BOAB! Borth. m2) 1" hi wife, or owe San obtia'é pistes troi } = ogarete family from the ‘ Inquire at tno Li street, between 234 and 24th, mh 36 OB RENT—T Hl furnish: 4 F thi Bist f floors with or or witha! ar BOm o ay: bet. 9th and loth. tela rPABLE Boas BOARD at ay Pm op Fem] a few PERSONAL. WILL GIVE FIVE CENTS APIECE Live RATS at BRYA reen House, Yard. SONAL—DR. WORSTER will _be at iis rooms, 447 10th stre for two weeks or mor and will be pleased to see his friends. ma 21. ti pad eh a P 500 S3tF ace eRe Oe my 20-tf 49 Lontsinaa’ y om pacer NT TO PARENTS.—SHOU BRA le to order for Misse: at CHS. BAUM’S Hoop Skirt and Corset Manuf tory, 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. my 2tf 5 Ste 3 Wash ay 20. 1857 A MY HUSBAND, HERMA WOHLL has left me about seven months ago with orden Thereby give notice. that if the said ermann Wohlleben does not return to me iota 8days of this publication I sal apply for a diy my 20-3t* MARIA OHLLEBEN. 26 $1 Wit BOY a WOOF SKIRT OE springs, at 49 Lousiana arent. Ts oe AEE CIGAB.” made. by P. i enn eth sts.. edly the Der tan and a > —— = raale in Washi tae cond, Giger of ‘MANY SORRES. Pa TENTION PESTER BAN OU! al DR. WOOD'S FRENGI VENTIVES, posite o ING TO: 4 my 4-Im* hide OU Cal HEVER eee : vate rooms are J Geutow ae a, coo aay P PuBua, o. 526 13th rat CALIFORNIA WINES. ‘We bave now in store s full cupetye of of Gentrornis the celebrated vinti oh G@, comprising ti ‘he io following va- WHITB, OB HOOK WINE,” ofa light hood el ir, vi delicate. fine flavored, and inner wine to Hoek or Bhing, — “TPCHor ICA,” & rich and naturally sweet mm aboraa aes fi and mi ine w j i Tels: e dessert wine, and wel for communion pur oe a ase A ie ba icplorea, od, highly aroma- Minblg the celebrated Stoney fro. Taeaen to re- red color: vin @ flavor, and in mony respects similar te wines of Lis- COBARET, ”” a very superior article, and from thefact of 1 ite | being Fone, inuch preferred to the ‘et. hey EGRAPEBRANDY, highly reeom- mended Rice aagticinal 4 pxtine OFFIOR B EBMOVAL, ing removed to ir 13th street and Penn- on fiaring removed ta corner edged materially ts = facilities for Be en’ Book, Job, and every f Printi respectfully solieit a anes creel a aah o all kinds comers uy on or r Ppied Seor- R BDU os “ 1 0. = EMORY Bi BAXTES vani! enue, bat, 19 from the ¥ "4 iy se (ots of D pastas a 6¢! uses cae ee acts i JACONRT., iUslutr, ox Ghost very iow LOU aa OoMPLETE— MIL T} usiness eae 1 Tuerety Fs ‘pot Bae ae oe ‘€89 10th street, south of me must be mas be red May 6, 1861, dete. K. Wal oo r ‘assortment of French ‘39 Market Spece. eee FRAMED can be fount ot wig BAAD. A’ Sipe oe es oa S we ass ae eine ORESBAL Daron,